lour [own Page 16 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 239 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER .. . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1985 25 CENTS Frills galore Man liven parade badly on boardwalk beaten ASBURY PARK - Fashion church and would wear them out to queen, dandles and cute kids dinner. strutted down the boardwalk yester- Meenan said this was the fourth day hoping Easter Parade judges year he designed an outfit for at mall would notice them. Zumba. For her Easter bonnet, It was the 50th Annual Asbury flowing with feathers, plumes and EATONTOWN - An Oceanport Park Easter Parade, and the sun silk flowers, Zumba later won first man remains in critical condition shone for the first half of it. As place in one of five categories. with severe head injuries'after he fashion judges - riding in elegant The couple was disappointed that was beaten Saturday at Monmouth covertibles - chose a lucky collec- beyond "unusual bonnets," there Mall. tion of semifinalists, heavy clouds were ontyawards for contemporary Richard Bendock, 21, showed released a few drops of rain on the garb. They made the finals all four signs of "neurological complica- parade. years and won the bonnet award last tions" yesterday and underwent But by that time, the crowd began year. But Meenan said he and surgery, according to a to gather Inside Convention Hall for Zumba might take their business spokeswoman at Monmouth Medical the final awards presentation, of- elsewhere next year. "We told'em Center, Long Branch.. Like all ficiated by Anthony "Putt Putt" last year we wanted a category for intensive care patients, Bendock Petlllo. couples," he said. was listed in critical condition, the With his waxed moustache and Yesterday's family winners were spokeswoman said. yellow-toned shoes and pants, Mary Desposito, her daughter, Tina Eatontown police have asked that Petillo coordinated his 10th city Desposito, 3, her son Michael anyone with information about the Easter parade with gusto. Saying be' Desposita, 2, her niece Joanie incident to call the Police Depart- was nicknamed "Putt Putt" be- Dengrove, 4, and a second niece, ment. , cause he used to stutter, Petlllo Pamela Dengrove, 6, all from West Bendock was assaulted in the noted that he used to be a special End. vicinity of the All American Hero, a events coordinator for the city and The children's award went to sandwich shop at the mall. Police now work* as patrolman for the Suzanne DaSilva, 2Mi, of South said yesterday that the victim was Police Department. River. DaSilva was wearing a pink unable to give any details of the. Joe Santanello, or the MG Car and white sailor suit, complete with assault. Club, which helped round up con- a pink and white hat and pink patent An anonymous witness told mall vertibles for the parade, said the leather shoes. security officers that three men ran. event was blessed with the nicest The award for the best men's from the location and fled in a white weather he could remember. While outfit went to Marshall Alston, 45, a vehicle, police said. Investigator the sun still shone yesterday, San- construction worker from Neptune Lawrence DeVito said police had no; tanello noted that last Easter Sun- Alston, dressed in a spiffy white suit further information on the as- day was cold, damp and overcast. and light-colored hat, said his wife sailants. He also reminisced about better and daughter talked him into dress- According to DeVito, there was no years. Santanello said the costumes ing up. "I like dressing up," he said. evidence that Bendock had been were sharper and the event was "It's part of my life." better attended. Paradegom, Iw ' Before the women semlthiallsts said, had to wait in line for standing strutted down the runway one by The victim's father, Joseph Ben- room on the boardwalk. one, Petlllo said he took a poll and dock, said last night that his son had Yesterday, both sides of the found that half the women were not just entered the mall when he was parade route were one or two people employed. "I wonder who's paying assaulted. He said his son, who was deep from the Casino arcade to for these outfits," he quipped. still able to speak Saturday night Convention Hall. One police officer Finally, after Petillo's daughter when admitted to the hospital, estimated that approximately 2,000 handed out extra corsages to women reportedly told a friend he was hit people were strolling the half-mile in the audience, Marilyn Griffin of from behind. t, stretch of boardwalk as the judges Ocean was awarded the trophy for The elder Bendock said he did not motored from Convention Hall to best-dressed woman. The highlight know what to think of the mall. "It the Casino building and back again. of Griffin's outfit was a wide, foxtail seems as though it should be safe," People with costumes and those vest, swinging loosely over a gray- he said. "I don't know if this was Just dressed up were awarded and-white striped suit. isolated or not. I have no idea. prizes. One of the most elaborately Griffin said she won the same "He was in the operating* room » dressed - Jackie Zumba of Colts trophy in 1981 for yet another outfit. few hours ago. We're just standing Neck — wore an enormous hoop Strolling earlier in the day among by" skirt and a hat approximately 2-feet enormous 3-D Walt Disney cartoon A spokesman for the Eatontown in diameter. But she insisted she characters, women supported hats Police Department said he could not wasn't In costume. heavy with eggs and other Easter recall any other violent crimes at David J.V. Meenan, Middletown, regalia. the mall. "This is pretty unusual. I her designer who was dressed in Mary Farnum of Toms River fttftoter photo tj C«l D. HUM don't really recall any other in- garb modeled after an 1875 dandy, wore a hat bedecked with dollar bills juries," he said. said they wore their new outfits to (See PARADE, Page 7A) Suzanne DaSilva, 214, of South River — winner in children's category. Gorbachev agrees to superpower summit BY ROXINNE ERVASTI White House spokesman Larry Speakes, also in retary March 11 after the death of Konstantin U. be derailed. Chernenko, said he was optimistic US.-Soviet relations Gorbachev made his remarks in an interview with an California, said: "If they want a freeze, fine. It's not MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev enough." can improve, but he said the Soviet Union expects editor of the Communist Party daily Pravda The "reciprocity." said yesterday that he has accepted President Reagan's official news agency Tass distributed a text in English, Speakes said a moratorium would preserve a 10-1 invitation to a superpower-summit and has ordered Soviet advantage in medium-range rockets in Europe. Gorbachev specifically called for a U.S. moratorium but did not say when the interview was conducted or on missile deployment in Western Europe and research missile deployments in Europe frozen until November. when it would be published in the Soviet press. About if Gorbachev's statements indicated a super- The White House said that the Soviet offer of a power summit was any closer, Speakes said, "No, I on space-based anti-missile defenses, programs that the Reagan, vacationing at his mountaintop ranch near Reagan administration has said it is not willing to moratorium on medium-range rockets was "not Santa Barbara, Calif., was briefed on the Soviet leader's don't think there's anything... that moves it any further enough," and that plans to install 572 U.S. nuclear than it was." . ' suspend without reaching an agreement on arms remarks by Robert C. McFarlane, White House national (See GORBACHEV, Page 7A) missiles in five NATO countries in Europe would not ' security adviser. Reagan had no immediate comment. Gorbachev, named Communist Party general sec- Mondale outlines campaign mistakes BY DONALD M. ROTHBERG It was Mondale's first apearance people. Mondale also criticized Reagan sustain that at all." In an national forum since the "The fact of the matter is, for agreeing with Senate Re- He predicted Congress would WASHINGTON (AP) - Walter F. November election in which Presi- President Reagan's ability to com- publicans to a budget compromise refuse to go along with the proposal Mondale, looking back on his land- dent Reagan carried 49 states for municate — even things that I think that would cut 2 percent from the that would protect Social Security slide defeat In the 1(64 presidential one of the most lopsided re-election are demonstrably not accurate — cost of living increase to program recipients against the first two election, said yesterday he "funda- victories in American history. Mon- verges on genius," said Mondale. "I recipients. percent of any increase in the cost mentally mishandled my case to the dale carried only his home state of don't think anybody accused me of Mondale said Reagan "backed off of living, but not the next two American people" by failing to Minnesota and the District of Col- the same capability." his commitment" made during the percent. emphasize the positive side of his umbia. In the future, he said the Demo- campaign not to tamper with Social Mondale disagreed with analysts message Mondale said he continues to crats "must find a candidate who, in Security. who contend he was particularly "They heard opportunity from the believe "I was essentially correct on addition to being right on the issues Asked about the Republican con- hurt by a perception he was too other side, they didn't bear it from the fundamental issues," but, he and stating them correctly, can tention that Reagan's commitment closely tied to special interest me," the former Democratic presi- added that he was no match for master this modem challenge of did not apply to the cost of living groups such as organized labor, dential nominee said in an interview President Reagan when it came to communication in this huge country increases, Mondale replied, "That teachers and feminists. on NBC's "Meet the Press." communicating with the American of ours." won't wash and the record won't (See MONDALE, Page 7A) WALTER F. MONDALE Index- Nation's overall crime rate dips Arts 8A Movies »A Business 5A. People 2A cenies fell to the lowest level in the sentencing procedures, increased programs to prosecute career crimi- Obituaries 7A BY MERRILL HARTSON Classified 7B 12 years of the survey's existence. citizen involvement in crime nals, tougher sentencing laws, such Opinion 6A Comics SB WASHINGTON (AP) - A govern- The crime survey is based on prevention and the shrinking crime- as mandatory prison terms for Sports..; 2B Lifestyle 613 ment gauge shows overall crime fell interviews with a nationwide sam- prone age group. These are people violent or repeat offenders, and Your Town 1B Make a date 7A by 4 5 percent last year, but there ple of more than 125,000 people. between the ages of 14-24. judges' greater willingness to send was no drop in the rate of violent Based on the preliminary figures for Several criminal scholars in re- people to prison," Schlesinger said. crimes such as rape, robbery and 19S4, there were 35 3 million "vic- cent years have cited declining birth "Criminals in jails or prisons are Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! CUUrei-s Wear Sale! assault, the Justice Department timizations" compared to 37 million rates as a factor in declining rates at least temporarily unable to Read the Help Wanted columns in After-Easter Fashion Clearance + said yesterday. the year before, the Bureau of of crime. But revamped procedures victimize the public," he said. today's Classified section. Spring-Summer Sportswear. Save! The National Crime Survey, Justice Statistics said. for sentencing convicted felons, Schlesinger added that the In- Youth Center-W Broad St.-Red which measures crimes not re- Steven R. Schlesinger, bureau especially those with long records, crease in the number of In- wFs, GN's, LPN's, Aides Explore Bank. ported to police as well as those director, said the drop in the crime may also account for the change. carcerated criminals has con- the opportunities. See the fiurs- reported, also showed that the rate "The increasing incarceration tributed to the relent reduction In ing/Medlcal Directory In today's Directory of Florists rate may be attributable to several of household burglaries and lar- rates in recent years reflect new (See CRIME, Page 7A) Classified section. Turn to Page A7. factors, including changes in The D.ily Rt MONDAY. APRIL S. 1965 PEOPLE Military junta arrests supporters of Nimeiri MENA quoted the Sudanese news KHARTOUM. Sudan (AP) - dents. agency yesterday as saying eight Alter its weekend coup, the new El-Tayebs police organization of military junta began dismantling 20,000 men was a pillar of Nimeiri's people were killed and 81 wounded the state security apparatus yester- regime, which began with Nimeiri's in the recent turmoil In Khartoum, day and arresting supporters of own coup in 1969 and which had been which grew out of demonstrations deposed President Gaafar Nimeiri. one of the longest lasting in Africa. protesting recent price increases for Nimeiri, considered one of the The Western diplomats, who re- key commodities. United States- firmest allies In quested anonymity, said members Swareddahab announced the coup Africa, remained in Cairo, capital of of Nimeiri's Cabinet were under Saturday just before Nimeiri, 55, neighboring Egypt. house arrest. arrived in Cairo on his way home Gen. Adbul-Rahman M.H. Egypt's state-owned Middle East from a nine-day visit to the United Swareddahab, who announced News Agency reported from Khar- States. Egyptian' President Hosni Nimeiri's overthrow on Saturday, toum that those ordered arrested Mubarak said yesterday Nimeiri went on the air to announce that the included "vice presidents, Cabinet can stay as long as he wishes. army would take over the security ministers and leaders of the Swareddahab, 51, Sudan's armed agency and appropriate Its weapons Sudanese Socialist Union." forces commander-in-chief and de- and communications equipment. The Sudanese Socialist Union was fense minister since March 18, said In Washington, State Department created by Nimeiri and was the the military moved "to save the spokesman Tom Krajeski said U.S. North African nation's only legal country" from a "political crisis charge d'affaires David Shinn met political party during his rule. which grows worse continuously." Swareddahab in Khartoum yester- In a later broadcast on official He issued decrees pledging politi- day at the general's request. Omdurman Radio, Swareddahab an- cal, economic and social reforms, Krajeski said Swareddahab "ex- nounced the release of all those held guaranteeing freedom for the news pressed interest in the maintenance as political detainees under Nimeiri. of continued good relations with the He gave no details. media, political organizations and Sudan's various religions, and prom- United States and appreciation for MENA, reporting from Khar- the assistance the United States has toum, estimated the number of ising to return power to civilian provided Sudan in recent years." people covered by the release order hands in six months. Demonstrators marched on the at 350. Nimeiri had outlawed all political headquarters of the State Security More than 2,600 people were parties except the Sudanese Social- Department yesterday to demand SING ALONG — Entertainer Bob Hope, center, Landing;" and Morgan Brittany, "Dallas." The detained during the 10 days of ist Union, kept tight control over the its liquidation. The General Com- demonstrations, riots, a doctor's sings a parody called "I Never Miss My Soaps" song will appear on "Bob Hope's Comedy Salute news media, and imposed strict mand's order followed. strike and general strike that led to Islamic law that aggravated a with Peter Reckell, "Days of Our Lives;" Diahann to the Soaps" on April 15. SUNA, the official Sudanese news Nimeiri's fall. rebellion in the predominantly Carroll, "Dynasty;" Joan Van Ark, "Knots agency, said the new regime also During food price riots and dem- Christian and animist south. had begun rounding up "all" of onstrations that ushered in the Nimeiri's supporters, characterized general strike, witnesses said state Sudanese sources in Cairo, who Man called out on his tennis love in a General Command statement as security agents used clubs against spoke on condition of anonymity, "clients of the ousted regime." demonstrators. Associated Press said Swareddahab heads a five- PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla (AP) - A judge in a trial in the King case." The agency did not elaborate, but reporter Dalia Baligh said she saw member Command Council now ruling Sudan. has ordered a 38-year-old man with an infatuation for Ray said he is writing a book about the case that Western diplomats said Omar el- five injured people at Khartoum Cfcrii Evert Lloyd to keep away from the world's No. is about three-fourths complete. He said it will Tayeb, first vice president and chief General Hospital, all of whom said The sources said all they know 2 female tennis player or face a jail term. contain few new revelations. of state security under Nimeiri, was they had been beaten by security about the other junta members is John Mallouk says he fell in love with Lloyd the arrested, as were other vice presi- agents. that they are senior army officers. first time he saw her 14 years ago and has written at least 200 love letters to her. Vegas preacher to change fields The Ford Challenge Cup tournament began Friday LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - The Rev. Jim Reid, only a few blocks from Mallouk's villa. At the who ministered to performers and prostitutes as the request of tournament officials, Circuit Judge "Chaplain of the Las Vegas Strip" for IS years, is 2 die, 10 hurt in fighting •Thomas Sholts barred Mallouk from the event. hanging up his preacher's robes. "I wouldn't say I'm obsessed with her," said Reid, 55, plans to go into acupressure. A new BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Two Catholic archbishop, Ibrahim Helou, borhood in Christian east Beirut Mallouk. "I think single-minded would be the better minister and two assistants will work out of the people were killed and 10 were to extend Easter greetings. were killed in random shooting, word." Church of the Strip, a former tavern. wounded, Including three at an Both later told reporters they had police said. Lloyd, 30, was tight-lipped about the subject. Reid, a Baptist minister, began working on the Easter Sunday service, in fighting received anonymous telephone calls Sniper fire later injured four "Everything has been taken care of," was all she Strip in 1970, spending many late nights with the around Beirut and the southern port threatening their lives. The two people in Ashrafiyeh, a Christian would say. throngs who work and perform after dark. of Sidon. have actively been trying for peace neighborhood of east Beirut near the in Sidon, which is 25 miles south of "I'll be able to go to bed at 10 to 10:30," Reid said. Both deaths were caused by Green Line, the Christian Voice of sniping into Christian east Beirut, the capital, following the February Lebanon radio station reported. Murderer too busy to note slaying "It will be nice. No matter what time I went to bed, withdrawal of Israeli occupation I always woke up at quarter to six." which residents said was touched off It said sniping also forced closing by shooting colorful tracer bullets forces from the area. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Convicted murderer of two of the city's six main east- into the air in Christian areas to James Earl Ray says he's too busy battling to win Hospital sources, who spoke on west road crossings, the Museum Bardot honored; to sue singer mark the Easter holiday. his freedom to be interested in the 17th anniversary condition or anonymity, said three and Ring crossings. Motorists also people were injured in the artillery of the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. PARIS MP) -^Actress Brlgllle Bardot, 50, was In Sidon, the provincial capital of exchanges yesterday. That raised reportedly came under fire at a named a/thevalier of the French Legion of Honor southern Lebanon, battles between Ray, 57, is serving a 99-year prison sentence for the 10-day toll in Sidon to 48 dead third crossing near the port. yesterday for her "36 years of cinematographic Christian militiamen in the hills slaying the civil rights leader, who was shot to death and more than 200 wounded, most of Shortly after midnight Saturday, activity." overlooking the city and Moslem 17 years ago Thursday while standing on a Memphis them civilians. Christians in east Beirut marked the motel balcony. Bardot retired from films in 1973 and has spent and Palestinian fighters on Its eastern edge entered their 10th day arrival of Easter Sunday by firing In a telephone interview with free-lance writer much of her time since in semi-seclusion in St. In Beirut area, fragments yesterday. wounded three people when a tracers into the air from rifles and Phil Moss of Memphis last week and in an earlier Tropez. Her principal public activity has been as a pistols. letter, Ray said he is trying to unseal records, champion for animal rights. Sniping gave way at midmorning mortar shell exploded near St. investigation reports and courtroom transcripts Meanwhile, Bardot has ordered her lawyers to sue to a barrage of 22 artillery shells Michael's Syrian Catholic church in The shooting apparently was mis- connected with the case. singer Sacha Distel for publishing details about their fired on Sidon's main thoroughfare, Nabaa, a Christian suburb. interpreted in some Moslem areas, But Ray wrote, "Regardless of what the classified life together in the early 1960s that she alleges are Riad Solh street, from Christian Police and radio stations both which opened fire themselves. Ma- file might disclose, I don't believe they will result overly intimate. militia gun positions, local reporters reported the incident, but did not chine gun and grenade exchanges said. Moslem and Palestinian say from where the mortar was then persisted through much of the fighters responded with machine fired night, residents said. guns and grenades, they added. The incident followed yesterday Some Christian families in mid- The shelling interrupted a meet- morning sniping along the Green city neighborhoods stayed home and ing of Nazih Bizri, a leading Sunni Line, which divides Beirut into watched midnight mass on tele- Moslem Parliament member from Christian and Moslem sectors. vision rather than travel to church THE WEATHER Sidon, with the city's Maronite Two people in the Tabaris neigh- through gunfire.

Tides Th« Forecast/for 7 p.m. EST, Mon., April 8 Sandy Hook Iran rebuffs peace move TODAY: High: 9:55 am and By The Associated Press yesterday that he had no specific failing to condemn the Iraqi in- 10:21 p.m. Low: 3:55 a.m. and 4:05 0 p.m. " "* President All Khamenei of Iran proposals for ending the 4'/k-year-old vasion (of Iran) at the outset of the TOMORROW: High: 10:50 am told the U.N. secretary-general in war between the Persian Gulf war," and the Security Council "for and 11:17 p.m. Low: 4:45 a.m. and Tehran yesterday that the war with neighbors. only calling for a mere cease-fire." 4:55 p.m. Iraq will not end while "the present "I have come to Tehran only to For Red Bank and Rumson Iraqi regime" remains in power, the find out more about the stance of the "Do you think we would have a bridge, add two hours: Sea Bright, official Iranian news agency re- Islamic Republic of Iran concerning single inch of our land back from deduct 10 minutes. Long Branch, ported. the war," IRNA quoted him as Iraq if we had listened to the advice deduct 15 minutes; Highlands It quoted Khamenei as saying, in saying. of the Security Council?," IRNA bridge, add 40 minutes. rebuffing a peace move by Sec- Perez de Cuellar told Khamenei quoted Khamenei as asking. retary-General Javier Perez de the losses in the war could be cut if Cuellar at their meeting in the Iran's foreign minister, Ali Akbar attacks on non-military centers Iranian capital: Velayati, told Perez de Cuellar that HiQh 8O were stopped, the use of chemical "We have logical things to say Iran expects the United Nations to Temperatures weapons ceased, and attacks on The Daily Register about the war and no one has so far end what he said was Iraq's continu- ships were halted, IRNA said. (USPS-145-440) been able to alter our view with ing violation of international laws Publnnad by The Red Bank Reg*ier logic. Based on what we have The agency said Perez de Cuellar and conventions in the war, IRNA Eltablahed in 1878 FRONTS: experienced, we are sure that as noted that Iran had accepted these reported. by John H Cook end Henry City proposals in principle but Iraq had Mvn OtfiC* long as the present Iraqi regime On* Begun- Plaza. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 Warm._ Cold-^»- remains, our conditions will not be not, adding that his recent appeal to IRNA quoted him as adding that .(201)542-4000 realized." both countries in this regard carried Iran "repeatedly stated its position Branch Office* Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded -^w Stationary i Monmouth County Courthouee. no conditions and remained in against the Iraqi-imposed war, FrMhoM. NJ 07728 „ Iran's Islamic Republic News Member o' rhe Aeeociated Pram The AMoctama National Weather Service NOAA U S Oeot of Commerce Agency, monitored in Nicosia, • effect. which should be considered separ- PrM> <• •ntm-JTJ •KChMivtfy to th* UM (X «• th* tOC* Cyprus, reported that Perez de IRNA quoted Khamenei as criti- ately from Iraq's violation of inter- r«wt prlnM rn Itw ntwipipK M wM M •« AP n*M Jersey shore 20 knots tonight. Fair today, with a cizing the United Nations "for Jmwwm Cuellar said on arrival earlier national laws." Mtfnba< of tt>t Amwican N*w*p«p*r PuDUWMd chance of showers tonight. Visibility AHocwtion th« Audit Burtdu ot CtrcuMlon. tht Naw Becoming partly sunny today with will be 5 miles today and from 3 to JVTMV PP>M Aatwclaton, highs near 50. Winds will be from SMOnd CL*M postage paM at R*d Bar*. NJ. 5 miles tonight. Seas will average 07701 Pubtkthad dairy iicapl Sit and Sun.. Htm the northwest at 15 to 25 mph from 2 to 4 feet today. The outlook vaan Day. Mammal Day, July 4th. Labor Day. Thanksgiving Day, and CnrMtmat MM tubacrtpOont Tonight and tomorrow will be partly for tomorrow is fair with winds payafHt m advance cloudy. The lows tonight will be in from the northwest at 10 to 20 knots. ATTENTION VOTERS ToW the middle 30s. The highs tomorrow Mall RMM: DaMy & Tarm OaHy Sunday Sunday will be around 50. Ocean water i-i2 waaka i 707 ««aati 75/ waak 2 45/ waatt temperatures are around 50 *3-5i waaki 1.55/ weak TO/ ««ak 22S/<«aa»i PRIMARY ELECTION- ' 1 yaar 1.45/ *M* 667 wtak 2.107 MWah Sun Mali riMt (of coUaga studanti SVK) miirtary panon- Marine forecast n*i — b of abova ratta. TODAY: Sunrise 5:29 a.m., Mom* daUvary Cry Camar — Dairy and Sunday $1.35 • waak, Sunday onty 35 can*; Dairy only 1.00 Manasquan to Cape Henlopen. sunset 6:28 p.m. JUNE 4,1985 Singtt copy ai Counter — Dally 25 can*; Sunday A small craft advisory is in effect. 40 can* TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:28 a.m., POSTMASTER Sand addn Winds will be from the northwest at D«tty BaoWar. P O Bo« 520. Bad Bank. 15 to 25 knots today and from 10 to sunset 6:29 p.m. The State law requires that any voter, who at any time voted in a Primary and wishes to CHANGE his/her political party, (except a voter who has not previously voted in a Primary Election) must file a declaration of their political party if they intend to vote in the coming Primary Election. Under the law, the declaration must be filed with either the County Com- GROWING DENTAL PRACTICE IS missioner of Registration or the Municipal Clerk 50 days before the June 4th LOOKING FOR AN APPOINTMENT SECRETARY Primary Election. Forms to designate a CHANGE in political party may be obtained by calling the Commissioner of Registration at 431-7780, or you may obtain a form from your Do you love people? Municipal Clerk: or you may write a letter to your Municipal Clerk or the Commissioner of Registration teHing them you wish to transfer to a different Do you consider yourself a team player? political party. The deadline for filing party declaration this year is April 15th. Are you excited about being part of a large group? ANND.FLYNN Commissioner off Registration CALL 741-6550 Superintendent off Elections MONDAY, APRIL 8, 19B5 The Daily Register 3A Authorities arrest Friday's shuttle actor and minister launch to ignite in church protest PITTSBURGH (AP) - Actor Lutheran Church In suburban busiest month David Soul and a renegade Lutheran CUIrton. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) The addition of Atlantis to the mlalrtcr were among four people The protesters are members of arrested In a demonstration yester- — The space shuttle Discovery, with fleet and Columbia's return to flight the militant Network to Save the Sen. Jake Cam in the crew as a status this summer after a long day outside a church attended by top Monongahela-Ohlo Valley and the executives of steel companies. congressional observer, is set to lift overhaul, plus two new shuttle' allied Denominational Ministry off Friday to ignite the busiest launch pads, will enable the agency Soul, whose brother Is a Lutheran Strategy, which accuse banks and minister in a Pittsburgh suburb, was month of the shuttle era. to meet the accelerated schedule. steel companies of contributing to The launch is to be followed By early next year, a second pad. ordered held In lieu of $15,000 bail unemployment by moving Invest- because he Is not an area resident, Satutday by the arrival here of will be ready here and another Will ments elsewhere. Soul, star of the Atlantis, the fourth and newest be completed at Vandenberg Air: court officials said. The others were television series "Starsky <• freed, said court clerk Robbie shuttle, carried from California atop Force Base, Calif Hutch," has joined in several of the a Boeing 747 jetliner. Two days after But NASA's best laid plans often groups' recent protests. His brother, He and the Rev. D. Doaglas Roth, that, the shuttle Challenger will roll get waylaid. Cam's night, which: the Rev. Daniel Solberg, a DMS to the launch pad. has been postponed five times, is a whose controversial pro-labor ac- member, is pastor of Nativity tivities have brought down the Ire of Discovery 'is to fly a five-day good example. Lutheran Church in suburban Al- mission and land here on April 17. The flight originally was set for: Us church, were arrested at the lison Park. doors of Shadyside Presbyterian Twelve days later, on April 29, Feb. 20 aboard Challenger, but was- Church, along with two union Soul and Roth were arrested along Challenger is to blaze into space for delayed three times by thermal tile: with Mike Bonn, president of United a seven-day journey with a Euro- difficulties and other technical prob-; They had led about two doien Steelworkers Local 2227, and Dar- pean-built space laboratory. lems and then was canceled when demonstrators to the church during rell Becker, president of Local 61 of The National Aeronautics and one satellite in the cargo bay the Marine and Ship Building Easter morning Easter services in Space Administration hopes to developed a serious problem. To; Workers, when demonstrators ig- achieve this tight schedule without save time, NASA combined features an attempt to place at the alter a nored police orders to disperse. steeteell bbaa r they said represented a hitch, to move toward its long- of that mission with Discovery's', sought goal of launching at least one unemployeyed workersworkers. They were charged with disorder- next mission and assigned the flight; shuttle a month. Roth was firefidd by the Lutheran ly conduct and failure to disperse to Discovery. Church last year after his congrega- upon order, both mldemeanors. On Friday, NASA released a The revised mission was sched-! tion split over his anti-corporate The remaining protesters dis- EASTER ARREST — Actor David Soul, left, and the Rev. 0. Douglas revised shuttle launch schedule uled for launch March 26, but had to J sermons. He was Jailed for 112 days persed and Shadyside Presby- Roth, right, are arrested in front of Shadyside Presbyterian Church, which lists 41 flights through the end be delayed two weeks after a work ; when he defied a court order to step terian's 11 a.m. service began on Pittsburgh. They and two union leaders were arrested for attempting of 1987 That includes nine more platform fell, breaking a workman's • flights this year, 15 in 1986 and 17 in down from his pulpit at Trinity time without further disturbance. to enter the church with a piece of scrap iron. leg and gashing one of Discovery's ! 1967. cargo bay doors in two places. Implant patient to adjust slowly to new lifestyle Take U Easy" With LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - debilitated by strokes on Dec. 13, Artificial heart recipient William J. appear to be improving but the Schroeder Is out of the hospital, but healing process will take months, faces unresolved medical problems DeVrles said Saturday. EASY LISTENING MUSIC and win adjust slowly to his limited None of the medical problems is freedom, his wife and doctor say. life-threatening and the family de- The a-year-oW Schroeder on Sat- cided he would be happier out of the 24 HOURS A DAY urday became the first artificial hospital, DeVries said. heart recipient to be released from "I think one of the big goals ,-ON a hospital. people have set in the past is that Margaret Schroeder said she and life wouldn't be worthwhile if you her husband will develop a dally have to live ... in a hospital," he routine at their specially equipped said. apartment across the street from The Schroeders will be unable to Humana Hospital Audubon, where attempt any spontaneous major be spent 13S days convalescing after activity They wUI have to clear all q d b the mechanical pump was im- trips, such as neighborhood walks or planted. van rides to the market or around "We're just kind of going to work town, with DeVries or other mem- It out on our own so that we get all bers of the Implant team. '«*.«•«*. Vn.7*-. vi .if :;!i'-?i '" the medical care taken care of. "Over the next several weeks That's most important. From there we're going to find out what it's like we'll just go," the said at a news with a patient in a home environ- conference Saturday ment. If he does well and things look Implant surgeon William C. good, then the next step would be to DeVrles said "the Important thing work toward Jasper," DeVrles said; listen to.. about moving him over there, for referring to a possible 90-mile van the next couple of days or next ride to Schroeder's Indiana home. week, is getting him comfortable Mrs. Schroeder, who lived at the with his surroundings." hospital following the Nov. 25 im- Pishing trips, one of Schroeder's plant, will regulate most activity personal post-hospital goals, may within the apartment. Nurses and come later. technicians will be on hand to attend Schroeder, a diabetic, is prone to to Schroeder around the clock, but mild seizures and strokes, though he she can ask them to leave to give her hain't had one recently and they husband more privacy. appear to be better controlled than Mrs. Schroeder said she is they were, DeVries said. He may prepared for the her home-care require occasional blood trans- duUes. fusions to replace red blood cells "I'm probably as used to it... as broken down by the Jarvlk-7 heart. I'm ever going to be. I'm kind of He is too weak to walk more than leary of it always, and I think I will a few steps and will continue to be Just a little bit. I think I know receive liquid food through a tube in what to do in case there's an his nose for up to two weeks. emergency and that's what I'll have Schroeder's memory and speech, to worry about." Rape recant stirs counselors' fears CHICAGO (AP) - Judges and may have been set. juries may be less inclined to "It's a terrible, terrible time to be believe the stories of rape victims a rape victim," said Chicago rape because of the case of Gary Dotson, counselor Barbara Engel. "I knew who was freed from jail last week when I read the first story about after a woman recanted her rape Webb that she would give momen- complaint, some counselors say. tum to a myth we've spent a lot of "This Is unfortunate for two time trying to diminish — the myth reasons," said Circuit Judge Gino that women often lie about rape." DIVito, a former prosecutor. "First, Her feelings were echoed by Mary it undermines some of the good Boria, director of the Chicago work that rape crisis people have Sexual Assault Services Network. done in bringing the crime of rape Ms. Boria said the Implications to the attention of the public. But it would be even more dire for teen- may also serve to victimize the rape age victims. victim a second time." "The myth Is that teens Ue about Dotson was freed after serving six rape In order to cover up their years in Jail on a charge of raping sexual activity,1 Ms. Boria said. Cathleen Crowell Webb, who was 16 AlanKasper "That is precisely what (Mrs. when she filed the complaint that Webb) said she did." led to Dotson's arrest aad convic- Mrs. Webb, a 23-year-old mother tion. Her recent recantation will be HONDAYTHRUH«n>AY of two living In New Hampshire, the subject of a court hearing told Circuit Judge Richard Samuels Thursday to determine whether 6AM 10AM she fabricated the rape and kidnap- Dotson was wrongfully convicted ping story to prevent her foster and imprisoned. parents from learning she had sex Mrs. Webb's word has not yet with a teen-age boy. cleared Dotson, 26, who was re- She said in an affidavit that she leased from prison on a f 10,000 cash feared she was pregnant. bond. He was serving a 25-to 90-year sentence. - At least one defense attorney has Organ donations urged already cited the Dotson case in trying to win freedom for his client. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) .WADB Almanac Zodlac In a closing argument to a Jury — President Reagan and his wife . Dally Horoscopes for AH »9"» ° weighing the fate of accused rapist Nancy, spending Easter Sunday at Rodney Willis, 22, assistant Cook their mountalntop ranch, urged County public defender Guy Hoch Americans to make provisions for noted Mrs Webb's recantation. donating their organs for transplant "Saying it Is so doesn't make it after death. so." Hoch told jurors Wednesday. The Reagans spent Easter with "We had a woman tat this county their son, Ron, his wife, Doria, and who claimed to have been raped, their friend, C.Z. Wick, son of aad a man went to jail." Charles Wick, director of the United States Information Agency and a The jury found Willis guilty, but longtime friend of the president. maay counselors are afraid a trend \V) 4A Thr Dally Register MONDAY, APRIL a, 1985 Howard seeks alternative to Westway aid cutoff r i NEWARK (AP) - Rep. James J. Howard, chairman Opponents of Westway said Highway Trust Fund money development. irresponsible acts of fiscal mismanagement of federal of the Public Works and Transportation Committee, it could not be used to pay for the landfill and private Smallen said Howard was also concerned that the funds in history." seeking an alternative to a bill introduced by a fellow development. Westway project CMM tie up federal transportation One of Guarinis complaints had been that «7 acres New Jersey Democrat that would prevent federal "There is a need for the highway. The, Guarini funding for all of New York for decades. of the landfill would be used for private development funding for New York's Westway highway project, a He said costs for Westway could escalate to *6 billion. spokesman said yesterday. legislation is simplistic and doesn't solve the problem," and should not be paid for by federal money. Howard spokesman David Smallen said yesterday, ji New York Is eligible for a maximum of «200 million a . The proposed 12-lane highway would run 4.2 miles Other co-sponsors from New Jersey were Democratic year from the Highway Trust Fund, and it could commit Reps Peter Rodino, Robert Torricelli. Bernard Dwyer from lower Manhattan to 42nd Street on a 225-acre Smallen said Howard has not yet decided how to the state's federal road funding for 30 years to only one proceed, but that his options included writing his own and William Hughes, and Republican Reps. Christopher landfill that would be built in the Hudson River along project. the borough's West Side. amendment or asking the House Surface Transportation Smith, H James Saxton, Marge Roukema and Matthew Earlier this week, Rep. Frank Guarini, D-N.J., and Subcommittee to reject the Guarini proposal. Guarini was Joined by a coalition of Democratic and Rinaldo. Democratic Sens. Bill Bradley and Frank 22 other lawmakers, introduced legislation that would At the same time, he said, Howard had "some Republican lawmakers in his opposition to Westway, Lautenberg supported an Identical amendment In- block federal fiinrtinp for the miilti-hillinn (tailor nmiiwl problems with the landfill and the use for commercial which be called "one of the most reprehensible. troduced in the Senate. 1 Now reunited with son, • ^ mother to seek daughter FRANKLIN (AP) - Sharing her first Easter Sunday and his wife to relatives. with the son she put up for adoption 41 years ago, Betty Beyer, whose adoptive mother is still alive, said he Williams has but one wish: to find the daughter she gave feels like he's found a third parent. His adoptive father up a year later. is dead; the reunited mother and son made no mention Williams, 60, was reunited last month with her son, of Beyer's natural father. W the Rev. Mike Beyer. She had not seen him since she "It was like we were always together," the minister J said, bringing a sigh from his mother. put him up for adoption In Los Angeles as a 3-month- old infant In 1944. "You never forget your child," Williams added. Beyer said the emotional reunion began March 1, Unknown to each other, the two began searching for when he had the uneasy task of placing a coast-to-coast their pasts on different coasts in 1M4. They were call to a stranger he had just been told was his mother. IT reunited March 26, after members of Beyer's Calvary Chapel in San Pedro, Calif., raised $3,800 to send their Not knowing even if their relative was still alive, both minister to meet his natural mother. began their searches independently about a year ago. "The last three or four years, I just really had a deep i "A mother is a mother," said Williams, explaining desire to find my roots," Beyersaid why she made the difficult decision to tell her husband "I always thought of him on his birthday," William's and their three sons about her secret past. Williams said said, adding Beyer was born Dec 30 She said her .' she got pregnant as a teen-ager in Southern California, interest grew after seeing other reunited families on a giving up her boy to a children's aid society. television talk show. • ' • • "I made two mistakes,"-she now says, admitting she Mrs. Williams said she and her husband, Roger, also had an illegitimate daughter a year later in contacted a consultant in Southern California they had Chicago. The girl, bom Georgia O'Brien, would be 40, been told could help with their search. Gail Becksled her mother said. of Simi Valley, Calif, identified herself as a certified Both Williams and Beyer, born Lawrence Paul independent search consultant. HISTORIC HOUSING - Children pray under convert the Spanish-revival style building, listed Thorsen, hope to compound their new-found joy by trees in front ot the former La Corona Cigar on the state and national historic registries, into finding the third member of their family. They hope Becksted said she helps in such cases, usually Factory, Trenton. Developers are planning to luxury apartments. publicity about their reunion will reach her. charging only for expenses. She said she had all but For now, mother and son are content to share their exhausted her search when she took a final look for happiness. The two began Easter at the Pompton Beyer's original name in an Orange County-based Reform Church in Pompton Lakes, and Mrs. Williams computer library. The results were positive, since Trenton rebirth hoped spent the rest of the day showing off her new-found son Beyer had registered with the service. . TRENTON (AP) - The $5 million transformation The factory is being renovated by Howard Hills of a former cigar factory into luxury apartments is Associates of Weehawken and should be ready for being hailed as a symbol of the rebirth of the state's occupancy by Thanksgiving. capital which has lost 20,000 people to the suburbs The 1932 structure, featuring a red-tile roof and it- Refugees celebrate Easter and seen its tax base erode over the last two decades feet-high windows, is listed on the state and federal "We have a disproportionate number of disadvan- registries of historic landmarks. It was used as a By The Associated Press The council offered special prayers for St. Michael's taged, " said Mayor Arthur J Holland, who has held cigar factory until the 1960s and, most recently, was Three Salvadoran refugee children enjoyed their first Chapel in Piscataway where a family of Salvadoran the office for most of the last 22 years. With less than occupied by Hibbert Co., a printing firm. egg hunt under sunny skies yesterday while people refugees was given sanctuary by the Episcopalian one-third of Mercer County's population, it has 70 The building, to be called Grand Court Villas, is throughout New Jersey celebrated Easter with sunrise congregation last August. percent of its poor services, parades and family dinners. The Rev. Henry Atkins said parish members voted "If this city is to come back we have to attract located in a Hungarian and Polish neighborhood of neat rowhouses and twinhouses. Non-denominational outdoor sunrise services were to offer sanctuary although they knew it would violate people with buying power. " added City Council held at the beach at Sandy Hook and on Atlantic City's U.S. immigration laws. President Carmen Armenti Developers Howard Perlman and Jonathan Rose- famous Boardwalk. A small group of worshippers also Atkins said the children were delighted by US Easter Officials said the renovation of the ornate Spanish- nberg said the rehabilitation project makes Trenton gathered at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church in style La Corona factory, which is listed on national the "first major New Jersey city where a historic traditions, such as hunting for eggs and receiving candy- Plainfield for early morning prayers. filled baskets. and state historic registries, could play a part in property is being rehabilitated with private funds "We are surrounded by suffering people: the hungry bringing young urban professionals to the city into luxury living units." "Easter is a big holiday in Central America, but this and the homeless, the sick and the lonely, the poor and Easter bunny stuff is brand new," Atkins said. the oppressed," Newark Archbishop Peter L. Gerety said in his Easter message. "They cry for the presence While the childrens' laughter filled the chapel of the risen Lord and his healing touch in their lives." grounds, the Broadway Baptist Church In Paterson was empty and quiet on Sunday for the first time In 96 years. Gerety celebrated Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Newark. Evelyn Jones, president of the board of deaconesses, Bottle bill push upcoming said the church closed last week because there weren't The New Jersey Council of Churches offered a united enough parishioners. She said most of the white of a failing economy. message from 14 clergy leaders. The group called on congregants have moved to the suburbs over the years, BY ROBERT WADE Christians to pray for "many ministries across the state Associated Press Writer Cumberland County traditionally has one of the while many of the black residents in the neighborhood highest unemployment rates in the state, and officials where the reality of God's new life is breaking through are reluctant to join the church. Proponents of a bill authorizing a 10-cent deposit on there fear the loss of more jobs if a deposit was the reality of death." "This is a heartbreaker." Jones said. beverage containers plan a new push to have the New approved. Jersey Assembly consider the measure in emergency The New Jersey Can and Bottle Coalition plans a pair session They hope to have the session scheduled April of news conferences today to announce it has gathered 22 — the 15th anniversary of Earth Day celebrations support for the bill from more than 100 mayors, county Dial-A-Joke laughs its last The bill has sparked criticism from some officials freeholders and state lawmakers. two-year run. who say the proposal would cause the state to lose By The Associated Press needed to make a line profitable, he The bill would place a deposit on plastic, glass or He said an average of 2,500 people added additional jobs, particularly in the glass industry Dial-A-Joke, a one-minute tape of centered in southern New Jersey. metal beverage containers of five liters or less. It would called every day to listen to jokes He said the two comedians would include beer, soda and mineral water, but not wine. one-liners, had to make way for a Critics also say consumers would suffer because prepared by a duo named "Russ and tape a new program every day and children's riddle game because not Richards." A minimum of 10,000 merchants would have to raise prices to pay for Assembly Speaker Alan Karcher, D-Middlesex, has often use jokes people sent to the enough New Jersey residents calls daily, at 13 cents apiece, is company. handling the deposit bottles returned by patrons. said he would not schedule the bill for a vote unless reached for the phone for a quick Some of the loudest sentiments against the bill come there is strong likelihood it will pass. laugh, a spokesman for the company from Cumberland County, where thousands of glass The Assembly has a session set for April 15 and April producing the programming said workers have been laid off in the last decade because 22. yesterday. "We found that the programs that do best are the informational pro- grams," said Stephen Heldt, ex- ecutive director of programming for Tunnel proposal rejected Sundial Productions. The firm with offices in Atlantic NEWARK (API - The Port Manhattan, said Port Authority that the Port Authority begin im- City and Newark produces nine Authority of New York and New spokesman Fred Boyd mediately to build a system of "Dial-It" services, including sports Jersey has rejected a proposal by a "It may very well turn out that we tunnels between Fort Lee and and weather information, for New New Jersey developer to build a have to build another crossing," he Manhattan. Jersey Bell. series of tunnels underneath the said. "If it turns out that we have Grant could not immediately be Heldt said the jokes hotline was Hudson River, a spokesman for the to do it. we will consider it." reached for comment. " replaced by "Big Brain, the Riddle bistate agency said yesterday He said developer Harry Grant, Master" in February, following a "We are still trying to figure out whose firm. Grant Tunnels, is based which option would be the best" to improve travel conditions for com- in Englewood Cliffs, issued an muters between New Jersey and ultimatum in February, demanding Who can This is April. through the tax Do you know maze? what your child When it comes to taxes, are you positive you're not paying too much? In the confusing game of taxes, it pays to work with a CPA, a Ortffiod will do Public Accountant! A CPA plays a vital role in helping you plan your path through today's complicated tax maze. Do you know enough about Federal, state and local tax laws, to make this summer? sound financial business and personal decisions? How do decisions involving estate planning, depreciation of assets, pension and profit sharing plans, and other areas affect taxes? A message brought to you by Why get lost in an unfamiliar area? Tax planning requiresa professional YMCA CAMP ARROWHEAD, —your CPA. Rt 520, Marlboro where your child can widen his world and have fun. 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You are the sandwich children, who also need help in made a will by informing them revert to their estate. •art ef a three-part scries ea lac generation, In your young-middle to housing, clothing, medical care, where you have placed it under your - Or you can create joint accounts "•asewks" geacratloe. middle years, trying to save for your food, allowances, tuition and many lock and key. so your signature will suffice for As the American population afes own future in common sense recog- other essentials depending on their - Be sure your medical insurance transactions. - and Ike trend Is unmistakable - nition that all of today's social ages. is up to date. "It's vital to have a Each of these actions on the part countless men and women among programs - Including Social Secur- This series of three columns will good medical policy," Buchanan of parents or children has major you will be "sandwiched'' between ity. Medicare and others - will not focus on different aspects of the stresses. "If there is one benefit you consequences, affecting the welfare the needs of your aging parents and SYLVIA be adequate to support you in your problems involved. Today's touches can pass on to your children, this is of all of you. Do not move without those of your growing children. It retirement yean. on planning with and for your older it." legal advice! And if you decide to will be a challenging situation. It PORTER On one side of you are your parents, setting goals and making As children in the sandwich set up a trust, do so with a specialist will be a family embrace that can parents, who, even if now healthy arrangements. generation: in estate planning to assist. fracture finances and squeeze good and active, may require your help in - Nudge your parents to take care will. And it will be a problem for "It's vital to sit down and talk The basis of this entire report is housing, transportation and medical things over," says Annette Buchan- of essential but often overlooked that your parent-children rela- which there are no overall quick, care, as well as some financial details as they age. For example, if easy solutions. an, education specialist for the tionship is one of trust and love. On assistance. Institute of Lifetime Learning of the As older parents: your parents have moved to another this basis, you can plan so every one The only simple thing about it is On the other side are your American Association of Retired - Get all personal papers in order state in recent years - and if they of you will come out ahead. Persons. "Parents and children so you can tell your children where haven't reviewed their wills since Next: Coping With Financial must discuss what expenses each to find them quickly and easily. doing so - make sure they rewrite Burdens their wills in accordance with their can pay, and find out where they are - Tell your family the name and ("Sylvia Porter's New Money current state's laws or rules. expected to help." Just holding the address of your attorney; where to Book for the 80s," 1,328 pages of Investing can be - Consider helping your parents discussion poses a challenge. find a copy of your will; copies of down-to-earth advice on personal "People should be able to do this your life insurance policies; deeds, with (he management of. their money management, is available before the older person is no longer leases; a list of all bank accounts, finances - if they indicate they want through her column. Send $(.95 plus competent," Buchanan advises. stocks, bonds, other investments. your help. You may take over the $1 for mailing and handling to simply handled "The obstacle Is that people don't - Assuming you have a safety chore gradually if this seems ap- "Sylvia Porter's New Money. Book want to think this can happen to deposit box, tell your children where propriate. You can get power of for the 80s," in care of this attorney or you can set up a By JOHN CUNNIFT heavens. But those with their eyes them. They keep putting it off." you keep the spare key. newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, revocable trust. You can manage AP Business Analyst on the simple basics know that At this family discussion, cover - While you may not wish to Fairway, Kan. 68205. 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NETWORK Such theoretical investments provide handsome charts, with as- Hometown Banking Across America set! sweeping like snowdrifts to the tft The Dally Register MONDAY, APRIL 8.1985 The Daily Register Useless weapons sap cash Established In 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper By JACK ANDERSON But the ever-opUmUtic Air Force aad DALE VAN ATTA spenders are going ahead with purchase of GEORGE J. LISTER WASHINGTON - If some latter-day thetwo components that do_ work, even Prejidenr and Publisher Diogenes were to seek the truth about the though LANTIRN - as well as *e * Pentagon's obstinate devotion to ex- billion Maverick program - will oe BUI Tkompaon Charles C. TrtMchorn Jan* Foder.ro pensive weapons that don't work, the Air useless without the essential Urget- Cttt I*l.r Force's LANTIRN program would be all JACK UwreaceC Newnun Michael J. PeUegrtao the Illumination he'd need. ^SiLOMAnCblGEST: Behind U» Ormlolkm DliHttr CmUnUtr In fact, an internal report by the ANDERSO Kremlins red-brick walls, the Soviet Pentagon's own Defense Science Board leaders are engaged In their own'*|lt States bluntly that any expectation that talks" - and they have nothing to do with LANTIRN will ever do the job It's strategic arms limitation. supposed to U "a fantasy." Yet the Air The subject is actually salt, the sallna- Force continues to bumble along, lurching Uon of Soviet agricultural soil from years from one multi-million-dollar patch Job to of over-Irrigation. In a land notorious for the next In the desperate hope that finally its purges, the current salt talks are the system might work. It can't distinguish between an American and an enemy tank - or between a tank designed chiefly to fix the blame for We first warned about the probability of and a burning tree, burning haystack, or ruination of the land. And a leading a fiasco last August when we reported on decoys of burning coal pits. candidate for scapegoat is the state radio serious cost overruns and poor quality industry There's another peculiarity of the control. Not surprisingly, government Maverick that has caused trouble: It It promised 200 specially designed radar inspectors found serious problems with stabilises in flight and so must be fired sets to measure the moisture content of the quality of some LANTIRN compo- from at least» mile away to be effective. soil. But, unfortunately, the radars nents. But a pilot has to be within 500 yards of weren't supposed to monitor farmland on The warning went unheeded, and the a target to make sure he's not firing his Earth, but were intended to survey the problems with LANTIRN have continued missiles at an outhouse or a tank-shaped surface of Venus. Its testing is far behind schedule, and its mock-up. - The Reagan administration is send- currently estimated cost - $2 SI billion - To overcome these obviously crippling ing some confusing diplomatic signals on is more than double the projection of four Afghanistan While praising the anti- years ago. drawbacks, LANTIRN requires an auto- matic target recogniser (ATR) that will Soviet guerrillas and supplying them with Now our associates Indy Badhwar and identify the enemy tanks for the pilot and arms, the administration also grants the Donald Goldberg have uncovered the a targeting pod that locks the missile onto Soviet puppet regime In Kabul the status latest bad news about LANTIRN. Here's the tank he fires at. of "most favored nation" In trade rela- the story: The locking device works after a tions. LANTIRN - Low Altitude Navigation fashion, but needs the ATR to identify a About $13 million in imports from and Targeting InfraRed system tor Night target without the need for repeated Afghanistan includes licorice root, — is supposed to allow American attack passes over the battlefield Unfortunately, cashmere goat hair and oriental nigs. The pilots to zero in on enemy tanks during the computers needed to make the ATR 17 3 million worth of goods we export to close-support missions with ground forces work have yet to be Invented, and may Afghanistan includes 12.6 million in air- at night or in heavy fog. Never again .never be. The Defense Science Board craft parts, plus cigarettes and second- would troops be left without tactical air report states: hand clothes. support because of bad weather, as they "It is extremely unlikely that current - The State Department's Khomeini were during the Battle of the Bulge in watchers have been fine-tuning their World War II approaches ... will lead to a target autorecognition system on which one can television sets again, and are convinced The problem of "flying Mind" at low rely. To the extent that the LANTIRN that the aged Iranian ayatollah is in good altitude was solved with an Infrared program depends upon the expectation physical shape and just as solidly in navigation pod, described by one expert as that this will happen, it is a fantasy." charge in Tehran as ever. The evidence "no more than expensive infrared goggles was a recent TV address, In which he told mounted onto the bottom of the plane ... The scientists then did their best to extinguish LANTIRN. They conceded that his people indirectly that they should not to prevent you from smashing into a despair over the enormous losses sus- mountain." computers might be invented that could do the necessary identification, but warned: tained in the war with Iraq. But the attack planes' Sunday punch — "The performance of the system, even at Khomeini's speech was seen as clear their Maverick missiles — have proved to its best, Is likely to be fragile and evidence that he is aware of what Is going be a much tougher problem. The Maverick susceptible to primitive counter- on, despite rumors that he has become is a heat-seeking air-to-ground missile, but measures." senile. Mexico asks fair hearing

WASHINGTON - It is a rare American would deny the benefits of U.S. tourism to who has not read about, and been outraged Mexico, and even some phony propaganda by, the kidnapping and brutal murder of to the effect that Mexico no longer wants U.S. narcotics agent Enrique Camarena U.S. business investments. Salatar in Guadalajara, Mexico. Alonso said that between 1980 and 1984 It is a rarer American, still, who knows CARL Guest editorial that since 1976, 300 Mexican army person- some 18.2 million North American tourists nel and 18 Mexican federal policemen ROWAN visited Mexico, and that only 51 of them have been killed while trying to stop the fell victim to major mishaps. flow of drugs into the United States - I find that even those of us who think Hot debate is healthy people who died without a tear bemg shed we watch Mexican developments closely In Washington or Walla Walla. can become so preoccupied with a I knew nothing of the Mexican cas- kidnapping, or attacks on a few tourists, Editor's note: In an editorial on politicians in general who stand up for ualties until a couple of days ago when a that we never really notice some profound March 2t, The Register recommended what they believe. Councilman Phillip top Mexican official brought me a list of changes in areas like Mexico's attitude toward foreign investment. that feuding members of the Long Hayes and I are often at odds on the dead, along with other evidence of what that country Is doing in an almost monstrous scandal. I remember President Luis Echeverria Branch City Council go outside aid issues, but I would think less of him hopeless struggle to deny cocaine, mari- Alonso does not deny that corruption assailing multinational corporations and settle their differences like the rowdy if he merely nodded assent to my juana and other illicit drugs to the 25 exists at many levels in Mexico because insisting on laws that required majority of the drug traffic. He acknowledges that thugs they often seem to be. Coun- proposals when he disagrees. million users in the United States. Mexican ownership in most enterprises. I when IS million people in the U.S. want to cilman Frank Pallone Jr. took excep- Manuel Alonso, press counselor and remember President Jose Lopez Portillo City Council debates always end up confidant to Mexico's President Miguel de pay big money for drugs they can get via railing at foreigners as he left office with tion to that editorial, and offered the Mexican passage, the sellers will pay a lot in compromise, and the battle over la Madrid, is in the United States on a the country in an economic mess. But de following reply: "damage control" mission, trying to blunt of people to look the other way. He notes la Madrid noticed that Echeverria had left the budget this year is no exception. the upsurge of anti-Mexican sentiment that the drug merchants are bribing a few escape hatches in the laws so that These compromises are usually aroused by the Camarena kidnapping. De policemen, sheriffs, lawyers, judges, bank foreigners could own 100 percent of an Your recent editorial portrayed the beneficial to Long Branch because la Madrid and Alonso have sensed that officials in the United States, so it ought enterprise if seven members of the Long Branch City Council as a bunch millions of Americans have concluded that to surprise no one that they can bribe Mexican cabinet certified that this was they have been openly debated with a Mexicans who are far worse off economi- of ill-spirited, belligerent individuals Mexico is not trying very hard to halt the good for Mexico. lot of input from the public. drug traffic because Mexicans at high cally. who worry only about their own petty levels in the police forces and the In 1984 Ford Motor Co. made a 100 political jealousies as opposed to the I feel it is detrimental to the Alonso pointed out that while American percent direct foreign investment of 144 government at large have been "bought" politicians still debate using the U.S. democratic process when the media by the drug peddlers. billion pesos ($581 million); Black & good of the city. The budget con- military to seal off this country's borders Decker, General Motors and Avon Cos- troversy this year was the focus of chastise the City Council for being too They knew that Americans were es- against drug smugglers, Mexico long ago pecially angered when the outgoing direc- metics were among companies making 100 your remarks. combative. It has a chilling effect on committed 25,000 troops to its anti-drug percent foreign investments of more than tor of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Admin- campaign through which 12,127 persons elected officials who may fear that istration charged publicly that Mexican 3 billion pesos each. I would like to set the record were prosecuted in 1984. "We need the jobs badly," Alonso said, straight. In my opinion, there are few they will be criticized when they put authorities had deliberately allowed a It is good for both Mexico and the prime suspect in the Camarena kidnap- "so we are more than happy to have these municipal governing bodies in the forth new ideas. United States, and for the extremely foreign investments." ping to escape. Important relationships between two state which spend so much time So Alonso Is trying to convince U.S. Mexico's economic good health and its Some people think that a munici- neighbors, that Alonso has undertaken this good will are so important to North reviewing their actions and openly pality looks better when its elected journalists and others who will listen that mission to enlighten Americans. The level even though the drug abuse problem is Americans that we all would do well to debating conflicting proposals. The of uninformed anger over the Camarena officials act in unison and agree on still minor in Mexico, his country is paying insist from time to time that someone give City Council take its obligation to case has produced shrill cries for U.S. us Mexico's version of the truth about every proposal. My feeling is that dearly - in lives and money - to protect economic reprisals that would wreck the review the budget very seriously. the United States, where drug abuse is a emotional and controversial develop- such cooperation often masks a Mexican economy, scare stories that ments The essence of democracy is open governing body that either is not doing debate. As a councilman, I take pride its homework, or is not letting the. in being a fighter, spending long hours public know what is really going on planning my proposals and defending behind the scenes. FROM OUR READERS them before the other councllmen and Frank Pallone, Jr. the public at large. I respect the other councilmen, and City Council President Fairview School will be the only feeder Redistricting school changed within the township. We History courses feel that Dr. Sconxo and the Board of Middletown Education by not informing the residents Give it some time of Fairview and not even giving some sort To the Editor: To the Editor. E'U)nWwn As residents of the Fairview section of of explanation have again hapifl^"! ths situation in an incompetent manner. It is commendable that Gov. Kean Well, there's good news and bad week, traffic fatalities tend to fluc- Middletown and parents of children In the would suggest teaching courses about the news. tuate from month to month — and Fairview and Bayshore schools we are The parents of the children of Fairview Holocaust of World War n. appalled at the manner in which the March just happened to be a bad should have been given the opportunity I'd like to add also teaching courses The good news is. New Jersey's redistricting of our school system was and courtesy to express then-opinions as month. handled. Prior to any attempts to re- about our Japanese-American citizens new mandatory seat belt law enjoyed to where their children should be sent to district we never felt that one high school high school. who were put into camps a 60 percent compliance rate during Highway deaths have declined for was Inferior to the other. The Middletown Our black Americans should also be its first month. The bad news is, the past three years in New Jersey, Board of Education by releasing the We are very disappointed in our Board remembered. highway traffic deaths in the state from 1,193 in 1961 to 929 last year, the Kiernan Report has put undo stress upon of Education and our new superintendent, Last but not least, our American the parents and students of the township. Mr. Sconxo. rose by 42 percent during the same state police say. Indians. Now that all is said and done the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ford Brno Talerlco month. Before the seat belt law took effect, Preliminary state police figures fewer than a quarter of the state's Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU show a 13.5 percent rise in highway motorists were wearing seatbelts — deaths for the first three months of in some areas, fewer than 15 percent. the year. The biggest increase took More than 600 people have already place during March, when 81 people been fined $20 each for falling to wear were killed in traffic accidents in New seat belts, though fines can only be Jersey — compared to 57 during imposed on motorists stopped for March 1984. other offenses. At this rate, it won't be long before "Let's give it some time," the somebody starts printing up bumper spokesman said of the seat belt law. stickers that say "Seat belts kill." "It's going to cut fatalities, but If But seriously, folks, we think this is somebody goes out and drives like a nothing but a tragic coincidence. As a maniac and drives into a stone wall, spokesman for the state's department you can't stop that!" of motor vehicles pointed out last Amen, we say. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1985 The Daily Register 7A

OBITUARIES Gorbachev- (Continued from Page 1A) He added: "In the broader plane are oriented not at hostility and negotiate limitations if such a control. the correspondence dealt with the confrontation but at the search for system proves feasible. Gorbachev did not tie the Soviet finding of Joint ways of improving mutual understanding and peaceful "At the same time the deploy- Jerome Kelly dies at 64, moratorium to a suspension of relations between the USSR and development." ment of American intermediate NATO deployments. the U.S.A. and imparting a more Gorbachev did not mention a range missiles in Europe should be Asked about a summit, Tass said stable and constructive nature to possible date or place for a summit, terminated and, correspondingly, retired lieutenant colonel Gorbachev replied: them. .but his announcement that the the buildup of our reply measures," "The question of such a meeting Gorbachev said. EATONTOWN - Jerome K. Kel- medals of honor. "I am convinced that a serious Soviet missile moratorium would be ly, M, a retired lieutenant colonel In was dealt with in my cor- impulse should be given to Soviet- in effect until November and com- "We are prepared to demonstrate He Is a member of the Retired respondence with President Re- the U.S. Army died Saturday at Officers Association. American relations at a high politi- ments about a summit seemed to our goodwill again. And starting Monmouth Medical Center Long agan. I can.say that a positive cal level. We offer the government indicate he leaned toward meeting with this day, and I want to Surviving are his wife, Genevieve attitude to s*ch a meeting being Branch Burns Kelly; two sons, Lawrence of the United States to conduct the Reagan before then. emphasize this, the Soviet Union is Bom In Perth Amboy, he resided held was expressed from both sides. matter in such a way that It would Some observers have speculated introducing a moratorium on the Kelly of Ocean View and Russell Its time and place will be the in Uncroft before moving here Kelly of Eatontown; a daughter, be seen to all our peoples, to other that the leaders of the two super- deployment of its intermediate recently. subject of subsequent arrange- countries, that the political courses powers could meet in New York in range missiles and suspending the Jeanne Liden of Medford; two ment." He retired in December 1967 as a sisters, Mrs. Evangellne Bucclno of of the USSR, and the United States September at the opening of the implementation of other reply lleutenent colonel at Fort Mon- California, and Mrs. Florence Par- U.N. General Assembly. measures in Europe." mouth after 24 yean of service in rillo of Roselle Park; and five Gorbachev said "intensive mutual Gorbachev said that, after No- the US Army. He served during grandchildren. efforts" were needed to improve vember, "the decision we will make- World War II and the Korean The John E. Day Funeral Home, Crime relations, which he said remain depends on whether the United conflict, and received the Purple Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- tense despite "very small shifts" in States follows our example: Will it Heart, the Bronze Star and other some areas. ments. (Continued from Page 1A) caution you that the number of cases stop or not the deployment of its He called for a mutual freeze on the crime rate. is not statistically significant with intermediate range missiles in deployment of strategic nuclear Jeanette Thomson The National Crime Survey, by Just one year or data like that," Europe." focusing on Incidents in which weapons and research and testing of RED BANK - Mrs. Jeanette Schlesinger said in a telephone NATO began deploying U.S. Per-. Archiebald Thomson; two sons, people are victimized rather than "space arms." The Reagan admin- Thomson, SO, died Friday at Free- interview. shing 2 and cruise missiles in Clark and Paul Thomson, both at only on crimes reported to police, is istration has said it does not intend hold Area Hospital, FtreeholdTown- "There are not enough cases to Europe in 1983 to counter what it home; two sisters, Mrs. Jean Porter regarded as a broader and more to suspend research Into space ship. of Fair Haven and Ina Wilson of say anything, whether rape is up, weapons, but would be willing to called Soviet superiority. reliable measure of crime in the whether reporting is up, or what's Born in Scotland, she resided here Middletown. United States for the past 25 years. going on out there," he said. The John E. Day Funeral Home is The FBI's Uniform Crime Re- Surviving are her husband, in charge of arrangements Among the other findings were ports are based on compilations of these: crimes reported to the bureau by the • Crimes of violence last year Parade— Egbert W. Van Nest various law enforcement agencies. occurred at a rate of 31 per 1,000 (Continued from Page 1A) television entertainer; Joan LITTLE SILVER - Egbert W A recent BJS report on rapes and people, essentially unchanged from Feldman Mulligan, a professional ager for the Monmouth Beach Club attempted rapes, for Instance, show- 1983. and playing cards. She said she Van Nest, 80, died yesterday at for several years. cosmetics consultant and model; ed that more than half of these • The rate of household burglary didn't know there wasn't gambling Riverview Medical Center, Red His wife, Gertrude Kulzer Van in Asbury Park till she got here Madleine G. Ruocco, a fashion and Bank. incidents were not reported by the declined 11.3 percent while the rate cosmetic consultant; Muriel "Puff" Nest, died in February 1961. victims. yesterday. Bom in New Jersey, he resided Surviving are a son, Dirk W. Van for household larceny fell 7.1 per- Smith, a model and television The National Crime Survey re- cent. A larceny is a theft from inside A pink crepe and chiffon creation fashion commentator on a local here (or many years. Nest; and two grandchildren, Peter was the result of careful research, Before retiring, he was a super- leased yesterday showed that there or near a home without illegal entry. cable station; and Edwina Williams, J. Van Nest of Brigantine and Mrs. was 1 rape per 1,000 people, up 19.9 according to another Easter visor for Western Electric New Kim A. Petillo of Howell. • Motor vehicle thefts, at 14.6 per a retailer and coordinator of ladies' percent from the 0.8 per thousand 1,000, were unchanged. dresser. Florence Byer of Toms apparel. York City. He was employed with The John E. Day Funeral Home, figure of 1983, based on 186,000 River said she went to the library to • Personal larceny fell from 76.9 Approximately 60 semifinalists the company for many years. Red Bank, is In charge of arrange- victimizations out of the overall find 1875 styles and modeled her per 1,000 to 72.8 per thousand. were chosen yesterday. All the After retirement, he was a man- ments. total of 35 3 million. dress and hat after them. • Purse snatching attempts were women were awarded corsages, all Henrietta I). Sherrane "Rape seems to be up, but let me down 27.6 percent. A variety of fashion experts the men boutonnieres The five served as Judges, including Carl winners were awarded trophies. MIDDLETOWN - Henrietta Uhl Surviving are her husband, Olive J. Beynon Williams, a men's clothing designer Several local councilmen helped Sherrane, 60, died Saturday in Herbert Sherrane; four sons, Wil- and fashion show producer; Marie officiate at the awards program, Boulder, Colo. liam Sherrane and Michael Sher- RED BANK - Olive Jiannine Surviving are a son, Daniel Jian- McLaughlin Cascone, a former Miss including Lorenzo W. Harris and Beynon, 83, 12 Tinton Ave., died Bom in Keyport, she was a rane, who live at home, Robert nine, of Florida; two daughters, America finalist and a stage and Frank C. Florentine Thursday at John L. Montgomery lifelong county resident. Sherrane, of Po-Uder, Colo., and Bonnie McDowell of Long Branch. A member of the Reformed Medical Home, Freehold. Richard, of Billingham, Mass.; and and Diane Jiannine; and two grand- Church of Middletown, Mrs. Sher- Bom in Vineland, she resided here children. rane was a former organist at the three grandchildren. most of her life. church, and also at the Saint Mary's The Adams Memorial Home, Red Her husband died approximately The Worden Funeral Home, Red Mondale- Bank, is in charge of arrangements. 40 years ago. Bank, is in charge of arrangements. Episcopal Church, Keyport. (Continued from Page 1A) not enough on what my real point was, that we had to do these things James W. Staples Mary A. Scipione "I don't believe that was the in order to move confidently into the essential problem," he said. "My future, to have the change that was; SHREWSBURY - James W. He was active In the Red Bank HOLMDEL - Mary Andreone Catharine's Roman Catholic approach was above all a commit- essential and to have the jobs, the' Staples, 79, died Friday at Chapter of Deborah where he was Scipione, 84, died Friday at Jersey Church, Holmdel. ment to the public interest and not hope, the opportunity, the expanded, Riverview Medical Center, Red assistant financial secretary. He to the special interests. But I'm not Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Her late husband, Eugenio Sci- prosperity that was necessary. Bank. was a life member of the Deborah Bom In Teramo, Italy, Mrs. sure that's the way it appeared to pione, died in 1963. "I do not think I emphasized the Mr. Staples was bom in New Heart and Lung Center, Browns Scipione came to this country in the American people." Mills. positive the way I should." Mondale York, and lived in Radbura before 1926. She resided in Philadelphia for Surviving are a son, Humbert He said that "where I think I moving here 34 years ago. Mr. Staples was past president of Scipione, Holmdel', two grand- said there was no chance he would more than 40 years, before moving fundamentally mishandled my case run for public office again. He worked at the National City the Shrewsbury Community Appeal, children; and a great-grandchild. to the American people is that I to Middletown, and finally to "I intend to speak out, I intend to Bank, New York, before being vice president of the Shrewsbury dwelt unduly on the problems, the Holmdel 13 years ago. The Holmdel Funeral Home is in write, I intend to be a committed employed at the Tinton Falls Branch PTA, and a former member of the solution to the problems, the penalty She was a member of Saint charge of arrangements. working Democrat," he added. of the Colonial First National Bank, Shrewsbury Industrial Committee. and the sacrifice surrounding it and where he was the manager and an He also served on the Shrewsbury assistant cashier until his retire- Board of Health. Margaret M. Connelly ment In 1978. His career in banking Surviving are his wife, the former spanned 52 years. Vivian McSherry; a daughter, Mrs. KEANSBURG - Margaret M. He was a member of the CitiBank Holly Ann Kuhn of Red Bank, and Connelly, 73, died Saturday at Quarter Century Club, and attended two granddaughters, Heidi Ann Riverview Medical Center, Red the American Institute of Banking. Kuhn and Heather Lynne Kuhn, both Bank. of Red Bank. Vote Mr. Staples was a communicant Bom in- New York City, she A paid directory of coming event* lor non-prom organizations Rates $3.75 for three lines for 1 day ((1.00 each of St. James Roman Catholic The Adams Memorial Home, Red moved here in 1962. additional line), $5 00 for three lines for two days ($1.50 each additional line), $8 50 for three lines for three days Church, Red Bank. Bank, is in charge of arrangements. (12.00 each additional line), 17.50 for three lines for four or five days ($2.25 each additional line). $9 00 for three lines Before retiring in 1959, she was a for six to eight days ($2.50 each additional line), $10 50 for three lines for nine to ten days ($3 00 each additional line). James F. Harvin telephone operator with New York $13.50 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day $1 00, each additional line $3 00 Deadline 11 AM two days Bell Telephone Co. for 28 years. She before publication. Call The Dally Register, 542-4000, ask for The Date Secretary KEANSBURG - James F. foreman for the Pabst Blue Ribbon was a member of the New York Harvin, 81, died Sunday at Bayshore Brewing Co., Newark, for 37 years. Telephone Pioneers of America. APRIL I - MONDAY APRIL IS-M * 45-17 - MAY 3 - FRIDAY Community Hospital, Holmdel. Mr. Harvin was a World War I Monmouth Organ Society will pres- THURSDAY-SATURDAY Trip to Madison Square Garden for Bom in Waterloo, N.C., Mr. veteran of the United States Army. Mrs. Connelly was a member of ent Sal Trippi In concert of popular Kings Players will present the mu- circus. Evening show. By The Open Harvin resided in Irvington for From 1940 to 1946 he was a chief Bayshore Senior Citizens, the Irish organ music at Buck Smith's, East sical "Working" I p.m. al King of Door. $1) adults, $18 children. Leaves many years before moving here 20 negotiator for the War and Labor Federation Bayshore Group, and the Keansburg I p.m. $3,50 at door, in- Kings Lutheran Church, Corner of Red Bank & Hailet. Call 739-3963 years ago. Relations Board, Newark. From Golden Age Senior Citizens, all here. cludes refreshments and door prises. Harmony It Cherry Tree Farm Rd., No reservations required. Before retiring In 1966. he was a 1940 to 1955, he was the president of She was a communicant of St. Middletown. Tickets, $9. For Infor- mation or tickets call 747-3421. MAY 4 - SATURDAY Local 153 of the American Feder- Ann's Roman Catholic Church, here. APRIL II - WEDNESDAY NATIONAL MULTIPLE ation of Labor, Newark. Singles Again invited all singles to 202 Dtartn Nolle* She was the widow of John SCLEROSIS Chinese Auction, VFW Connelly. a terrific dance and cocktail party at APRIL II - FRIDAY Hall, Adamslon Rd., Brlcktown. HARVIN — «•« of Kaamtavo. on Apr* 7, His wife, E. Betty Harvin, died in the Cinnamon Tree, Rt. 9, Freehold. The Eatontown Methodist Church Surviving are a daughter, Patricia Doors open 6:30 p.m. Tickets $3. 500 INS. Hutoand of Mta Mi E. tatty, a*»olau tofw 19S3. Orientation, S p.m. Dance > p.m. Chinese Auction will be held at, 76 prizes include, microwave oven. Va- Ol Jam J.. lovlnfl m 01 hWM Hmifi. toying Surviving are a son, James J. Tringali, here; two brothers, Walter brattwr of ChwtM and Maymt CoNna. Alto tuMnd Complimentary buffett. For more Wyckoft Rd., Eatontown. Doors open cations, cabbage patch doll For l>» on jrmdaon, J Scon Huvin. v* • nMw Hum Harvin, of Montclalr; his mother, and Thomas Marra, both of New info, call UMM3. 7 p.m. Donation, $3 Cabbage Patch tickets call 681-2322 U9M. Funaral Mrvtta Ap<« IP, IMS. 10 am, II aw Savannah Harvin, of Doylestown, York City; two sisters, Henrietta kids, stereo receiver and amp. Laural Fonaftl Horn*. Mt laurst Ava.. Waal Pa.; a brother, Charles Harvin, of Press and Mary Calangelo, both of APRIL It - FRIDAY Waterford crystal, Broadway 4 Ktanaowi MNfmoil. Hollywood CamaMry. Union. Jersey Shore Public Relations and MAY 11 - SATURDAY VWWMti TiMoety i-4 and 7.» Florida; a sister, Mayme Collins, of New York City; and two grand- sports tickets Info. 542-4321. Advertising Association presents PTO giant flea market at Scenic Georgia; a niece, Ruth Morel, with children. KORTJOHN — WHWm C. MamxU tarrtca « whom he lived; and a grandson. "Policing the Casino" with Frederic . Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor. 10 A> sum EpneopH Clwran. Nratfnk. N.J., Tuat- The John J. Ryan Home for E. Gushin, of the Division of Gaming Parents Without Partners The Laurel Funeral Home, West p.m. to 4 p.m. Rain date May 16. dar « 10 a.m. hi »au ol nowm. donaaona mr> M Funerals, here, is in charge of Enforcement at 11:30 a.m. at P.J. Bayshore Chapter 644, General meet- Space, $7 single; $12 double. Vendors madv 10 lha> Haart AfaodaBon. w tht AM Stints Keansburg, is in charge of arrange- ing and dance. Don Quloxtes, Hwy. Cnurcn Mamolal Fund. arrangements. Ruggles, Rt. 71, Spring Lake Heights. (non-food). Send check payable to: ments. Luncheon 110 with reservation. Call 34, Matawan. Members, $3. Non- Atlantic Highlands PTO, 140 First Margaret Agel, 946-7291. members, $5 8:30 SHARP Orien- Ave., Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07716. tation. Chapter phone 727-4020. For further info, call 291-3345 after 5 Parents Without Partners Chapter p.m. 007 open house at Christies, 8:30 p.m. APRIL lt-tt - til 1 a.m. 1 English Lane, FRIDAY-SATURDAY Wananussa. IS admission. Band and "Cinderalla" an opera for children Annual spring Flea Market and snacks. , presented by The Monmouth County Crafts sale, 9 am -3 p.m. Bayshore Conservatory Children! chorus. Full Recreation Center, Port Monmouth Monmouth County Historical As- Rd. k Bray Ave., East Keansburg. sociation lecture "New Jersey Glass staged with orchestra. Fri., 1:15 FUNERALS • HOtPITAU a.m., $3 general admission. Sat., 2 Table space, $10. For info. 4 reser- In Context" by Alice Corny, Frel- vations call 787-1860. • IM WTZVAHS • ANY OCCASION Inghuysen of the Metropolitan Mu- p.m. $3.50, $4.50 4 $5.50. All seats seum of Art. 1:30p.m. Rumson Coun- reserved. Call 842-9002 or 741-8880. try Day School, Ridge Rd. It Belvue Middletown North High School Ave., Rumson. Tickets, $6 at door. APRIL » - SATURDAY Club Flea Market, high school park- For Info, call 462-1466 St. Catherine's, East Keansburg, Ing lot. Tlndall Rd. * a.m.-2 p.m. PTA fashion show 4 luncheon. Space $6. Extra, $3. Call 787-7943 or APRIL 13 - SATURDAY "Everything Coming Up Roses." 12 671-5044. Rain date May 18. Fun Night - Sponsored by River noon, Uncroft Inn. Choise of 3 en- Plaza Hoae Co. II, River Plata Fire- trees. Cabbage Patch Doll. Apghans, Flown by Bob Goodman house, Foster St., River Plaza. Dona- food certificates, sweepstakes, $12.50 MIDDLETOWN 749 Hwy 35, Middletown tion, $5 Games, food, 2 free per ticket. Fashions by French All rrujof cmfa cards jctepted by phooe beverages. I p.m. to 1 a.m. Boutique, Campbell's Junction. (Res- JUNE 11-27 - 671-2507 787-0049 APRIL 14 - SUNDAY ervations by April 10th). Call 787-8357 FRIDAY-THURSDAY 671-0346 or 671-7013. Hwy. 35. Middletown Phona ordars Kcsvtad »Htt credit card Wit O#Wt*#r ctf#fy tWooflMft VnMf VFW Post 2179 Flea Market. 9-4 St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- p.m. at Post Building, Hwy. 36 APRIL 13 - TUESDAY lands, will sponsor a trip on the Mis- (east), Port Monmouth (next to "Bllori Blues." Men. seat and bus, sissipi Queen Memphis to New Or- World-Wide Wire Service sayrowooas rion>i II A*P>. Reservations. $9 per table $45. Leave St. Mary's, New Mon- leans. Call 291-0876 or 291-0272. Flowers Speak From the Heart" 114 Main St.. MaUwan Call 241-3*8 KOCH Florist & Gifts (Acroaa from Jany Bayaf* ninaunrt) mouth, 6 p.m. 717-1131 or 787-3652. AUGUST 3 - SATURDAY RIVERVIEW FLORIST Special Elks sailing aboard the de- 1870 Hwy. 35, Middletown, N.J. 07748 Fruit Baiketi • Gifts • Balloons 566-3200 APRIL If - TUESDAY APRIL H ft 27 - Bridal/fashion show, to benefit luxe Royal Carribeans M/S Nordic ' 871-0744 741-2685 111 W. Front-St. MAY 3 4 4- "Middletown's Hn«st" w» S*od Ftown WorKtwiam Eden Institute for artistic handi- Prince. 1 week cruise, New York to C. Ou Buss Nad Bank, N.J. 07701 Utter CraoW Can* AooapMO FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY Bermuda. Open to the public. Contact capped children. Free adm., hors The Monmouth Civic Chorus will D'oeuves at Slrianni's Friendly Cafe, Joanne Pagano for special rates, stage Rogers and Hammersteln's 5304291. Apple Bio—OM West End. Reservations required broadway hit, "Carousel," at the Call 367-3067 Count Basie Theater, 99 Monmouth 54 W. Front St., Keyporf Fl Shop AUGUST 18 - THURSDAY APRIL 17 - WEDNESDAY St., Red Bank at 8:15 p.m. The pro- New Zealand, Australia. Fiji-a 21 73»-H5O 2M Main 81. duction will be fully staged and cos- day ground tour by LENAPE BPW of Keyport Shop Flemington Outlet Stores. $10. "Flower* My It •••I" Leaves St. Mary's, New Monmouth 9 tumed with 24-piece orchestral ac- Monmouth County, includes AIR, a.m. 7I7-S6M or 7l7-tl». companiment. Tickets are $12, $10 TOURS, HOTELS 4 MOST MEALS Malor Cradlt Ca/da Accaptad By Ptwna and $8. less $1 for students and senior Call 741-5016 for info. APRIL II - THURSDAY citizens. Group rates available. Call Your lull wrAa HorWi - Wt an ANNUM FUlWI Monmouth County Historical As- 747-6055 or the box oftie at 842-9002. SEPTEMBER i-ll f sociation bus trip to the University Visa and MasterCard at box office. MONDAY-MONDAY Colonial Flowers Order your special ad Hospital Antiques Show in Philadel- St. Agnes Church. Atlantic High- 125 Markhsm Plaza. Uttta Sllvw APRIL t7 - SATURDAY S E. Front Street, Red Bank Into this Directory. phia. Lecture on Antique Jewelry and lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway, 741-4666 53O-0363 tour of Historic Cliveden in Ger- Ladles Auxiliary flea market. Fair Sweden and Denmark. Cost $1649 per •mm M«um • MUOOIN • •vownw 542-4000, Ext. 252 mantown For information call Haven Firehouse, River Rd. Space person, double occupancy Call Al Major CMftto C***** Actwpwd By Fhon* CradH Card Ordara Aoosptad By Pnon* 462-1466 tl, with table, $10. Call 542-0107. 291-0876 or 291-0272. MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1985 8A Thr Daily Register The Arts

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PAINTING IN PROGRESS - Artist Richard Lincroft. Also featured in this two-person show is u Stambaugh of Tinton Falls is shown with one of work by Plainfield artist Alfred Munoz. The exhibit, PARK EXHIBITOR — Alfred Munoz of Plainfield, exhibiting works his paintings in progress. His work is featured at through April 28, may be viewed 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Thompson Park Visitor Center, is shown with "Children at Play," an exhibit at Thompson Park Visitors Center, daily. Admission is free. an oil on presswood.

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position and C.C.'s affection. Eden Cass and Kathleen's bustup will and tells Larry she plans to leave Trish he must quit school in order BY LYNDA HIRSCH Kim believe Pranny's unwillingness and Cruz vow to be together mean she has a chance with Cass. to pay his hospital bills. to be fitted for wedding outfit shows Salem. regardless of their families' schem- ALL MY CHILDREN: Mike helps Peter convinces Anne to send Telex ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Realizing her unhappiness concerning their GENERAL HOSPITAL: Morgan ing to end their relationship. Brooke and Mark escape Martel's to Sally but Liz doesn't give the upcoming union. tells Donnelly he fears Slater might Aida Is about to shoot Jenny, David clutches but is shot by Warren SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: message to stop the wedding. Just CAPITOL: Wally confused when betray them. In hospital corridor, steps in the way and is shot. Aida during the rescue attempt. Martel Waiting for the missing T.R., Lloyd as Rachel is about to kiss Mac she Sam decides Wally and Brenda Slater takes knife and stabs motion- drags David on plane, believing she and Jake are arrested. A grieving and Liza spend a worried night pulls away. Brittany (the wife should be allowed to stay together. less body, assuming it's Tony. has briefcase with the coded music. Erica keeps vigil at the gravely together. Wendy and Cagney find Catlin thought was dead) and Zane Zed assures Jarrett he'll convince Actually a "dummy" was switched In reality, Jenny has switched injured Mike's bedside as the life tape that shows Warren was ter- come to Bay City. Thomas to operate on him. Terry for Tony. A furious Frisco blames briefcases and hands the infor- support monitors go dead. Zach mation over to Herb. Learning that rorizing Suzi. Wendy wants to burn AS THE WORLD TURNS: Lucin- jealous when he spots Mark and Scorpio for the latest attempt on shows Cliff the smutty pictures that Bo and Didi have broken up, Delilah tape. Cagney tries to talk her out of da seduces Craig. After receiving Clarissa kissing. Thomas walks in Tony's life. he staged of Nina. An agitated Nina, feels she has a chance with Bo. It. When Wendy is unable to destroy message from Michael, Betsy tells as Trey and Kelly kiss. An angry GUIDING LIGHT: In Alaska, realizing Zach's used her, collapses Delilah rails downs flight of stairs tape, Suzi is cleared of charges. Sierra that Sierra is no longer being Trey accidentally knocks Thomas Kyle buys Pipeline bar. As new and is rushed to hospital. Myrtle Bo finds the unconscious mother-to- Cagney asks Suzi to marry him. hunted. Sierra immediately reunites down. owner, Kyle hires Cody to manage realizes that Tad and Hillary still be. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: with Craig. Lucinda pleased to see DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Hope hurt the tavern but insists it no longer be care for each other. When Zach When Brent is arrested for shooting Sierra but seems inexplicably wist- when Bo says he loves her and wants a bordello. When Philip learns India RYAN'S HOPE: Siobhan learns begins to act violently toward her, Kaye, Dina bails him out. Dina ful after their meeting. Russ, still to continue the relationship, but he's not pregnant, he dumps her. A Jack's been trailing her. Chantelle Linda fears he's psychotic. decides to come forward if Brent is trying to kill Steve, is confronted by afraid he'll never be able to settle vengeful India has Beth arrested for can't believe it when she learns indicted for Kaye's shooting. Danny ANOTHER WORLD: Kathleen Craig. Craig manages to stop Russ, down in a conventional marriage. trespassing. Siobhan and Jacqueline were both charmed by Alana's refreshing high refuses to see Cass Dee hopes that thereby saving Steve's life. Bob and Gwen recovers from the poisoning married to Joe Novak. Jacqueline LOVING: Learning Noreen's spirits. Paul jealous of Lauren's tells Max to leave country. coming home, Shana realizes Mike relationship with Shane When SANTA BARBARA: Cruz amazed still has feelings for his ex-wife. Lauren tells Paul she has no desire when the late Channing Capwell's Cabot tells Ann he feels Dane is to start family, his unhappiness is lover Lindsay turns out to be a man. Tl using her. Recovering from his visible brush with death, Steve informs Sophia determined to retain her

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Wife (PO-13) 7 30, 0:30 OCUN TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY,. -"ONTOWN eiAVIIW eOUAM CINIMA I- Porky/a Revenge (R| 1 45. 7 45, OH Th# UAVltW OjOUAM CINIMA II- •-^I^ISTVUA* "•* "" Deaperataty Seeking Suaan (PO-13) 1:30. Maw (PO-13) 1:00, 7 19, 0:40 7 30. 0 40 GENERAL CINEMA •AST IRUNIWICK The Breakfait Club |R) 1:00. 7,20. 0 20 BRUNIWICK BOUARI CINIMA I- MIOOLIBROOK II- Police Academy 2 IPO-13) 200. 400. 600. The Sure Thing IPO-13) 7 20. 0 30 0:00. 10 00 RIO BANK BRUNIWICK BOUAM CINIMA II- R Mned wHh eeiaxl. opOBRitl. PRUHOLO CINIMA 0- UIW.0 PARK CINIMA I- ST. SPRINGTIME RITUAL — A sheep shearing demonstration by PoUce Academy 2 (PO-13) 7 35. 0:» Hlng OavM (PO-13) 1:20. 3:30. 5 35. 7 50. RT 0 CINIMA I- 10 00 James Shearer, Mountville, Pa., takes place 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday and Porky a Revenge (R) 7 30. 0;26 OMNLO PARK CINIMA It- nwlllla Hi ll»»p. RT. 0 CINIMA IT Porky f Revenge |R| 1:40, '3:3S. 5 20. 7:20. Sunday at historic Longstreet Farm, Holmdel. During the 1890s, 0 00. 10 35 Ponce Academy II (PO13) tfcwitan AM tt NvtMrt K. Return ol Ihe Jedl (PO) 7 15. 0 45 farmers who raised sheep had the springtime chore ot shearing their RT. • CINIMA Ill- Kl INlMI«M|Mt King David IPO-13) 7 20. 0.3S tlocks annually. Visitors may watch the shearer and his border collie RT. 0 CINIMA IV- Ponce Academy 2 (PO-13) 200. 3 45. 5 30, The Killing Fields (R) 7:45 7:30. t 30 747-1586 demonstrate the old fashioned method of herding and fleecing sheep. CINIMA II- Cere Beara (0) 1 30, 3:15: FrMey me 13th. pan The demonstration is free and open to the public. The Breakfaat Club |R) 7:20. 0 20 S (R) 0 00. 0:00. 10 00 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 7 MONDAY. APRIL 8, 1985 LIFESTYLE 6 Your Town SPORTS 2 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN sought in restaurant robberies FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Police believe that two downstairs office, according to police. The robbers kept concealed under his coat. he and his colleague left the shack and called police masked gunmen who held up a Perkins Pancake House "brandished" their guns at Weldon, who told police he "The one-dollar bills made it look like an enormous from a nearby public telephone. ( here last night were the same pair who robbed a nearby then handed over approximately $10,000 cash, Lt. deposit - that's the one they got," Waddell said, adding Waddeil said the Halloween mask worn by one) thief Pizia Hut some 20 hours earlier. William Edwards said. that the smaller package contained much more money. depicted an old man's face with a long nose. He said At 10:05 p.m. yesterday, a man wearing a Halloween Pizza Hut manager Jeffery Waddell said he He said the robbers showed Waddell and his colleague the robber wearing it was approximately 6 feet tall and mask and another In a red ski mask robbed the pancake outsmarted the gunmen in the first holdup. He said he their guns, but did not point them at their victims. When weighed approximately 180 pounds. house of an estimated $10,000, according to police. and another employee were walking out of the Waddell reached in his pocket to get his keys, the He said the other gunman was wearing a red coat and Descriptions of the robbers were radioed' to area restaurant at 2:10 a.m., after closing time, when two robbers did not make a move, he said. red ski mask. police departmenU, who were told the two might be in armed men came out from behind an outdoor dumpster The gunmen asked for a key to the building. Waddell Perkins employees were not available for comment a burnt-orange Subaru station wagon that was seen at and accosted them. said he did not have one, and told the gunmen so. He last night, but police described the pancake house the Pizui Hut shortly after J a.m. yesterday, when the Waddell said he had forgotten to make the day said that to convince them, he offered the gunmen his robbers as two white males, one wearing a Halloween first robbery was committed. deposit, and so was carrying two bags of money. One keys, but "they took my word for it." mask and the other a red ski mask, and both carrying Both restaurants are located on Route 9, here. was a bulky package containing approximately $700, The gunmen told the two to stay in a shed behind the handguns. In the second holdup, the robbers entered the Perkins mostly in one-dollar bills, and the other was the day Pizza Hut for 15 minutes after they left. But Wadell said The Subaru was not seen at Perkins last night. restaurant and accosted owner John Weldon in his- deposit, a small package of larger bills that Waddell that 5 minutes after he heard the robbers drive away. Rather, the two reportedly fled on foot. Utility Quick medical raises center opens MIDDLETOWN - Riverview Im- In addition, x-rays, physical rebates mediate Medical Care fianter has examinations and on-site lab work opened on Route 35 South, Here. And will be provided. NEWARK — Customer rebates it's scheduled to stay open — 9 a.m. A state licensed physician will be from Jersey Central Power It Light to 9 p.m. — every day of the year, on duty during all operating hours, Co. will Increase this year for supported by Riverview Medical along with a full staff supervised by purchase* of solar and heat-pump Center and more than 80 local the Riverview IMC administrator, hot water systems, now that the physicians. Winifred Wollman-Muench. The fa- Board of Public Utilities has ap- "Although the idea of offering cility will be open every weekday, proved the change. medical care more affordably, more weekend and holiday. And, as a "The board believes that elec- immediately and without appoint- convenience, payment by major tricity conservation programs such ments will become a standard for credit cards will be accepted. as these are an important element responsive patient treatment, "Services will be provided to all in the state's energy future, in view • Riverview IMC will remain who come to Riverview IMC," of the high cost of building new unique," said Dr. Wayne Braendle, Braendle added, "whether or not power plants," said board President president of the board of directors of they are patients of the many Barbara A. Curran. "We will con- the new facility. participating local doctors." tinue to explore ways to improve "The medical services and sup- Riverview IMC is being operated incentives for participation in these port of Riverview IMC have a by the Middletown Physicians As- programs, as long as they remain completely local base. Riverview sociation. In addition to Braendle cost-effective and therefore IMC was created by and will be and Wollman-Muench, the elected beneficial to all customers." served by doctors who practice in members of the MPA board of The board set new rebates of $500 this area, and it has the full support directors are Dr. Anthony Garutto for conversion of residential electric of the local hospital," he said. of Hazlet, Jim Berg, president of hoi water systerms to solar power, Dedicated to the concept that Riverview Health Affiliates, Dr. and $250 for their conversion to heat- "patients shouldn't have to be William Kaloss of Red Bank, Dr. pump systems, retroactive to patient" — and as a alternative to Anthony Bruno of Middletown, Dr. purchases made as of January l more costly hospital emergency Donald Cuccia of Middletown, Dr The previous rebates, set In 1993, room service — Riverview IMC will Robert Kane of Red Bank, and Al were $300 and $190, respectively. treat such injuries as minor frac- Peia, Esq., the association's legal counsel. For the first time, the rebates will tures, bruises, cuts and sprains, as also be made on systems installed in well as such ailments as colds, Parking for over 50 vehicles, new housing and in multi-family coughs, earaches, eye discomfort, including handicapped parking, is housing. flu, fever and infections provided Curran said the increase in the solar rebate brings it up to that approved for customers of Public Service Electric & Gas Co. in January. The new rebate, combined Kitchen wrecked with the continuing 40 percent federal income tax credit and the company's new program of interest- free loans, should make solar sys- in Easter blaze tems attractive for many Jersey Central customers, she said. MIDDLETOWN - Fire ravaged around" after the fire. He said a The company hopes to attract 300 the kitchen of a Belford home while neighbor planned to take the dog to participants to the program this its occupants were taking an Easter a veterinarian yesterday. year. Sunday stroll on the Keansburg Four firetrucks and 30 firemen Solar-assisted electric hot water boardwalk yesterday. battled the blaze, according to systems are systems in which part William Muhleisen, his wife and Corbet. McKnight reported that of the heat energy comes from child returned to their home at 193 aside from heavy damage to the sunlight collection panels outside Seventh St. shortly after the blaze kitchen, the fire caused smoke the home, reducing electricity de- was quenched by the Belford Engine damage to the rest of the house, mands during daytime periods when and Belford Independent fire com- especially to the den and living room the company's generation and supp- panies. adjacent to the kitchen. ly network is working the hardest. The fire was discovered by neigh- Muhleisen said he and his family Heat-pump-assisted hot water borhood children playing in the would not be able to live in the home systems use outside air msum M"»" >l •*»• M. Frnmn backyard of the borne next door, until it is repaired. Early yesterday which is owned by Muhleisen's evening, he said he and his family temperatures to provide some of the TRADITIONAL RITES — Monsignor Anthony energy for heating water, also men behind him, were hand-made and em- father. Firemen were called at 3:10 would probably stay with relatives reducing electricity demands during Borsa blesses Easter Food baskets at St. broidered by parishioners. Visible in one basket are p.m., and Fire Chief Austin B. in the meantime. the daytime hours. Wolodymyr Ukrainian Catholic Church, Marlboro, the intricately patterned Easter eggs traditional in McKnight reported that the blaze The Fire Department's Residential customers may also yesterday. His vestments, and those of the young Eastern Europe. was under control by 3:20 p.m. preliminary investigation showed purchase electricity at time-of-day The family dog was injured in the that the fire started in the corner of rates, paying lower rates for elec- blaze. The dog had been leashed in the kitchen, in and/or around a tricity used during off-peak hours, the kitchen when the fire broke out, microwave oven. and therefore enjoy a further op- and suffered smoke inhalation and The department's Bureau of Fire portunity for savings as customers minor burns before firemen were Prevention will continue to in- able to reduce their electricity College offers fast estimate able to release it. But Fire Depart- vestigate "the blaze, according to needs during the peak-use daytime ment Spokesman Gary Corbet said Corbet. hours. WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- family financial information. The for college at a time when decisions the dog was "frisky and running No injuries were reported. The solar financing program, mouth College now offers a new estimate is a free, no-obligation must be made. under which the company will offer service — an early financial aid service. The necessary form is "We realize that families are very customers Interest-free loans up to estimate within 24 hours — designed available from the Office of anxious to know what college will $3,000 for the purchase of solar- to help parents of prospective Financial Aid at the college, by cost and they want to know as soon Circle renovation assisted electric hot water systems, college students. telephone or letter. as they can," says Bennett. "The is expected to get under way in To use the service, parents need According to Financial Aid Direc- form we're using is simple and about a month. merely complete a short form on tor Michael Bennett, Monmouth Is direct, requiring one-word or one- the only college In the state that is figure answers to a limited number worries merchants producing aid estimates in this of questions. By just answering the manner. The estimate includes work first five questions, a family can get WEST LONG BRANCH - State a substantial percent of their grots study, 'grants and loans and also an estimate on the approximate Sen. S. Thomas Gagliano, R-Mon- business in November and Decem- estimates the approximate out-of- amount of grants they may be mouth, has asked state transpor- ber of each year." The Eatontown YESTERDAYS pocket family costs, regardless of eligible to receive during the 198546 tation officials to meet with rep- Chamber of Commerce is also whether the student has applied to school year." resentatives of Monmouth Mall, concerned. Monmouth College. Eatontown, to discuss the planned Gagliano requested a meeting in 50 years ago A barrage of tornadoes rage The computer-aided service is "Unlike many public institutions, reconstruction of Eatontown Circle, April. through six Midwestern states, kill- we don't rely solely on government where Routes 35 and 30 intersect. "In the meantime," his letter A Urge 150-year-old outbuilding at being offered, Bennett said, because ing at least 172 and Injuring many middle-income families who grants and loans," explains Bennett. In a letter to Transportation concluded, "I would greatly ap- the rear of the Lincroft Inn's thousands of others. . "Monmouth College each year Commissioner John P. Sheridan Jr., preciate it if you and your staff property, off Newman Springs believe they may not be able to More than 150 firemen from six afford a four-year private college earmarks approximately $2 million Gagliano said the mall merchants would give this issue a great deal of Road, is demolished after officials companies battle a fire sparked by in financial aid from its Institutional were concerned about the project's thought and planning so that the declare the structure a fire hazard. education may, in fact, be eligible an explosion of natural gas at the for aid. Also, the 24-hour turn- funds. Approximately 70 percent of impact on the 1985 holiday retail project will be built as smoothly as A borough man is injured after Airport Plaza Shopping Center in around time provides a family with the college's current enrollment season. possible with no adverse effects gas from a leaking main ignites, Hazlet. the necessary information to plan receive some form of assistance." Gagliano quoted Richard upon the retail merchants In the causing an explosion at a Red Bank Keansburg firemen fight a fire at Weisman, general manager of the area during that construction grocery store at the comer of the abandoned lighthouse on Beacon mall, as saying local businesses "do period." Leighton Avenue and Bank Street. Light Avenue. More than 400 residents gather in the auditorium of the new Willow JO yean ago Street School In Fair Haven to COMMUNITY CALENDAR. Boat strands three The Board of Freeholders learns observe the formal opening of the HOLMDEL- Bayshore Com- among the marsh islands, east of building. It has constructed the $3.5 million TODAY munity. Hospital, 727 N. Beers St., RUMSON - Three people fishing county landfill and reclamation RED BANK - The Kiwanis Club will sponsor respiratory classes for off Barley Point on Saturday were Barley Point. The Red Bank Board of Education facilities on land it doesn't own. will hold a round table meeting at 7 stranded on their boat for approx- According to Bibby, the three hid people with chronic breathing prob- apparently finished fishing, and approves plans to add four rooms A fire rages out of control on the p.m. In the Olde Union House. lems at 7:30 p.m. imately three hours after their and an auditorium to the Mechanic Point Pleasant boardwalk, de- KEANSBURG - The Monmouth outboard motor broke down. were taking a shortcut across the Street schoolhouse and six room* to stroying two blocks of arcades and Hypertension Control Project will The three were rescued by Marine marsh islands — a series of canals concession stands before firemen sponsor free high blood pressure TOMORROW Police and treated by Rumson First amid marsh grass — when the the River Street schoolhouse. engine failed Bibby said the islands are able to contain it. screenings for people 18 to 64 years RED BANK — The Lions Club Aid for minor exposure, according New Shrewsbury residents begin of age from 9 a.m. to noon at the to police Sgt. Thomas Bibby. are not an area frequented by bolt 20 yean ago will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Molly traffic. a petition drive seeking to change Monmouth County Board of Social Pitcher Inn. Bo Schimpf will talk William Sutherland, 36, and his Plans to convert the ferryboat the name of the borough to Tinton Services, 282 Main St. about the Hovnanian Corp. son, Scott Sutherland, 14, both of Marine Police helped the vessel to "Cranford" Into a floating res- Falls and establish a separate post ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The HOLMDEL - The Better Breath- Whitewall, Tenn., were stranded the Rumson boat ramp between 7:30 taurant-night club for Manasquan office there. Over-55 Club will meet at 1 p.m. in ers Club of Bayshore Community aboard the 16-foot aluminum vessel and 8 p.m., he said. are blocked when the bridgekeeper The doors are finally opened at the Fireman's Field House on West Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m. in with Ralph Gioielli of Emmaus, Pa., Bibby explained that the three had ' at a railroad drawspan In Brielle Shrewsbury's new municipal hall in Washington Avenue and Avenue C. the hospital. The guest speaker will owner of the boat. come from out of town to fish in the the recently renovated Meacham Residents of Atlantic Highlands are be Dr. Young Choo, pulmonary Police were alerted at 6:43 p.m. waters off Rumson, which are refuses to raise the bridge and let popular for winter flounder fishing. the ferry P»" House off Sycamore Avenue. welcome to loin. specialist. that a disabled vessel was stranded 2B The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. APRIL 8. 1985 Villanova's upset Walker's record-setting wasn't a surprise Everybody loves an upset. And effort sparks Generals last Monday night I saw one when the Villanova Wildcats dethroned EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - The victory raised the Generals Clarence Verdin on a 3-yard slant ended with New Jersey ahead 24-9. the Georgetown Hoyas in the Herschel Walker may have become record to 4-3, while Houston dropped pass for a touchdown. Tony Fritsch Houston was able to close to NCAA basketball final in Lex- the forgotten Heisman Trophy win- its second straight and fell to 5-2 missed the extra point. within 24-17 early in the third ington, Ky. ner on the New Jersey Generals this despite two touchdowns passes and New Jersey took control early in quarter after Todd Fowler scored KEN season with Doug Flutie around, but a 333 yard passing performance by the second quarter as Flutie took the from the one and resrrve quar- For many Villanova's victory terback Todd Dillon hit Sam Harrell may have been an April Fool's his record-setting performance quarterback Jim Kelly. Generals on a 75-yard drive in 15 DEMPSEY against the Houston Gamblers prob- plays with Walker capping the on a two-point conversion. Kelly was Joke but (or those of us who were Despite running only six offensive on the bench for most of the 34-yard sitting in Rupp Arena that night, it ably won't be forgotten for some march by scoring from the one on time. plays in the first quarter, the fourth down. drive with a dislocated right finger. was no joke. It may have been my Generals led 7-6. Walker's long He returned later in the quarter and first, and undoubtedly not my last, Well, maybe not for at least a few A little more than two minutes, days. touchdown run off right tackle came eventually tossed a 33-yard TD pass trip to the Final Four but one could on New Jersey's second play from the Generals expanded their lead to to Verdin in the fourth quarter for sense that there was an upset in Walker rushed for a United States 21-4 when Gregory Johnson blocked Football League record 233 yards on scrimmage after John Preston in- the Gamblers final score. the making. Redmen were content in just tercepted a Kelly pass.. a Dale Walters punt and Maurice Just sitting in that arena and one getting to Lexington. And after 34 carries and scored two touch- Clemmons recoverd in the end zone. Flutie's 7-yard scoring run mid- could feel that Villanova had more they lost to Georgetown, the downs, including one on a league Kelly cut the margin to 7-6 on the Fritsch and Roger Ruzek ex- way through the final period had than a chance. The Wildcats ran saying that, "well we lost to best 88-yard scamper, as the New Gamblers second possession, hitting changed field goals before the half given Generals a 31-17 edge. their gameplan to the letter Georgetown," simply became St. Jersey Generals defeated the Hous- against the nation's top five and it John's weekend theme song. ton Gamblers 31-25 yesterday. was more than just jump shots and The Redmen were on the de- The performance broke the old hustle that brought the national fensive the entire game against standard of 208 yards rushing set crown to Rollie Massimino and last year by Todd Fowler of Houston V the Hoyas. Not one single counter company. move was orchestrated by in a game against Denver. Villanova explemlified what the Carnesecca the entire afternoon. "What can you say about game is all about last weekend. Sure the Hoyas are a very talented Herschel Walker," said Generals Basketball is a team game and team. But they can be beaten and Coach Walt Michaels. "Except for they played it as one. and a very Villanova proved that. the fumble I can't complain, 233 closely-knit one at that. And the yards is not a bad afternoon. He There are also those who are certainly earned his money today." Wildcats' three senior starters - still having a hard time figuring Ed Pinckney, Dwayne McClain out why Georgetown's boxand-one Walker said the Generals needed and Gary McLain - were leaders caused sharp-shooting Chris to control the ball against Houston's both and off the floor Mullin so much trouble. But the "run n shoot" offense. Pinckney may have received the list doesn't stop there. Would the "When I carry the ball a lot I can • tournament's Most Valuable Play- Redmen have been more effective make things happen," said Walker. er award but one could hardly look with freshman Sheldon Jones in "The line was coming off the ball past the job that McLain did. He the lineup rather than Atlantic real well, and controlled their down was nothing short of perfect. City's Willie Glass. linemen and made the holes. I was taking on linebackers and defensive But there is one simple ingre- backs." dient which is a key to the senior Sure you can second-guess lead guard's success - heart. And Carnesecca. And that's not what Houston played without starting Gary McClain and his two partners really bothers me It's the compla- defensive linemen Hosea Taylor, have plenty of that. cent attitude that Louie and his Tony Fitzpatrick and Pete fa tan, boys had that irks this writer. But who were all out with injuries, and There were many unforgetable then again maybe it just wasn't in Gamblers Coach Jack Pardee said moments down in Lexington and the cards for St. John's. Un- the team missed them. there were some disappointments fortunately there will be a lot of "They have two great running as well. Leading the way for the people who will remember the backs in Walker and (Maurice) latter has to be St. John's head Redmen s "Final Four Fall" Carthon," said Pardee. "Plus we coach Lou Carnesecca. rather than everything along the are scrambling in the defensive Jk . .., It took little Louie a long 17 way that put St John's there. line." years to get to his first Final Four Do you think that Jim Valvano The long touchdown run by And there are many in the New and his North Carolina State boys Walker broke the old record of S3 York media who are hoping that thought for one single minute that yards he set May 29, 1983 against Carnesecca doesn't have an op- they didn't have a fighting against Washington. portunity for a return ticket Houston two years ago'' New Jersey finished the game And these people have arrived at But in the end it all came down with 344 yards rushing, setting this conclusion with good reason to this: Hoya-oh-boya simply be- another USFL record, breaking the CAUGHT — Defensive lineman Emanuel Weaver Houston Gamblers during yesterday's USFL game It was obvious that Louie and his came Villanova the destroyers. old team mark of 300 yards rushing (right) of the New Jersey Generals puts a stop to at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford. The Generals in a game set by Oakland in 19S4. a first half run by quarterback Jim Kelly of the downed the Gamblers. 31-25 Experienced Rumson paves way Rumson-Fair Haven Regional has The Bulldogs are not a one-man tested this week starting this after- will be on the mound against Red played just one game this season, an team, however. Dave Briggs is a noon when they travel to No. 6 Red Bank. 11-0 Shore Conference "C" Division solid No. 2 starter in the rotation Bank Catholic. Rumson will be at Freehold Township (2-0) showed a North victory over Holmdel, but and is also a fine hitter. home to Red Bank Regional good hitting attack in routing Man- that game, along with its showing in Center fielder Brian Volker and lead- Wednesday, travel to Keyport for a alapan, 10-1, and Toms River North. preseason scrimmages, is enough off man Tom Knox can also hit the key "C" North showdown Friday Pitcher Cory Schnebel is one of the to put the Bulldogs on top in the first ball. and then play host to No. 2 Freehold better hurlers around and the Patri- Daily Register Top 10 Baseball Poll "Our defense has been fine," Township Saturday. ots should be in the "A" North race of the season. Lorme said. "Especially in the Graham is expected to pitch all the way if the rest of the pitching Rumson has an experienced team infield, but we have a tough week against RBC today. That will enable staff comes along. back from last year's club which coming up." him to come back and throw in the The Patriots have an "A" North captured the Monmouth College The Bulldogs will be severly big game against Keyport. Briggs (See RUMSON, Page 4B) Invitational, and the Bulldogs ap- pear to be set for another banner season. "Our pitchers have looked good all through the scrimmages," Eagles right on schedule Rumson-Fair Haven coach Hal Lorme said. "But our hitting was Defending Shore Conference The Eagles have two important against Raritan (16-6) and Marlboro questionable. It was good in the champion Middletown High School "A" North games coming up. (18-6). Holmdel game, but I don't know South has started this season where Tomorrow they play host to No. 2 No. 3 Wall has also looked strong whether that was a big test or not." it left off last year by routing Middletown North and then take on at the plate after crushing Veteran Pete Graham showed Marlboro, 24-4, and the Eagles have No. 6 Freehold Township Thursday. Monsignor Donovan, 15-0. and Point that he was in mid-season form in been given the top spot in the first "Middletown North isn't as strong Boro, 22-3 Red Bank Catholic, the Holmdel game by pitching a two- Daily Register Top 10 softballpoll of a hitting team as it was last year," ranked fourth, showed that it will be hitter and blasting his ninth career the season. Erbig said. "But they are always a solid contender in the "B" North home run. The Eagles have one three tough when they play us. (See Eagles, Page 4B) starters back from last year's team, "Freehold Township has some but one of them is All-County pitcher good players also," he said. "And Vicki Phillips who had a 21-1 record the 'A' North should be very POYS TOP 10 last year. competitive. GIRLS TOP 10 "She picked up a windmill style of "We lack experience in the in- pitching with a lunge off the field," Erbig said. "But we faced a 1. Rumson-FH Regional... (1-0) mound," Middletown South coach lot of teams with top pitchers in the 1. Middletown South n-O) 2. Freehold Twp (2-0) Tom Erbig said. "We didn't hit well scrimmages like Westfield and Un- 2. Middletown North. (2-0) 3 Manasquan (2-0) in the scrimmages and the first ion." 3 Wall [[I ,2.0) 4. Wall (3-1) game surprised me." Middletown North, which lost 4. Red Bank Catholic (2-0) 5. Shore Reg (3-0) 5. Howell (24)) 6. Red Bank Catholic (2-0) The other starters back are three times to Middletown South Tracey Cahill and Doreen Schneid. last year including a 5-1 decision in 6. Freehold Twp t (2-0) 7. Monmouth Reg (2-0) All three were also members of the the finals of the Shore Conference 7. Long Branch (2-0; 8. Middletown North (1-1) Eagles' Shore Conference cham- tournament, has shown plenty of 8. St. Rose (14)) 9 Keyport (2-0) pionship basketball team. batting punch in its two games 9. Red Bank Reg (2-0) HAL LORME 10. Middletown South (1-1) 10. St. John Vianney (M)

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TAK[ PAHKWAY tXIT 11? r ^ EXIT 117 Q 200 Hwy. 35, Keyport 264-1600 ITS tA$v TO Of r TO TOUS rono MONDAY, APRIL B, 1985 The Daily Register 3B Tulane scandal arraignments to come this week NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The case of eight at an April II meeting integrity is vital to university life. Our raison was trying to recruit him. The coach was not once a member of Kranz' fraternity. men indicted last week in connection with a The recommendation came shortly before d'etre is teaching, it's learning, it's research. identified. —Craig Bourgeois, 23, of New Orleans, not point-shaving and drug scandal at Tulane the Indictments were handed down and after It's time for university presidents across the The 6-footlO Williams, 23, of Sorrento, La., a student. University will be assigned to a judge today Kelly had learned of apparent NCAA re- country to gain control of their institutions." who was the Metro Conference Player of the —Roland Ruiz, 48, of New Orleans, who has and arraignments should come later in the cniltng violations that led to the resignation Saturday, while Kelly was in Washington, Year In the 1983-84 season, was All- a record of two bookmaking convictions. weak, District Attorney Harry Connlck said of basketball Coach Ned Fowler. DC. for the TV program, more than 100 Conference this season and was considered a yesterday. people marched to his campus residence, top pro prospect, was among those indicted Two players, Clyde Eads and Jon Johnson, Kelly said Thursday that Fowler had testified under immunity last week. The "The arraignments probably will be Tues- admitted making cash payments to several asking him to reconsider his decision to drop Thursday. In all, there were IS counts the sport. The demonstrators presented involving sports bribery or conspiracy. indictment said each got at least $2,400 and day or Wednesday," Connlck said. players. Fowler was not implicated in the an unspecified amount of cocaine in connec- point-shaving or drug scandal. Kelly's wife with a petition saying that his Another nine-count indictment accused stu- Six students, Including three basketball plan to terminate basketball was an "over- dent Gary Krant, II, of New Rochelle, NY . tion with the point-shaving scam. players, were charged by an Orleans Parish reaction." "The focus of big money, the media of selling cocaine to three team members. No The total amount of money allegedly split grand Jury last week. Two other men, one a pressure, drugs, gambling and betting are all others were indicted on drug charges. by the players was not specified in the convicted bookmaker, also were indicted. part now of our national culture of inter- The Times-Picayune, The States-Item newspaper quoted unidentified sources last Others indicted Included: indictment, although it said that $13,500 was Meanwhile, Tulane President Eamon Kel- collegiate athletics," Kelly said yesterday. involved in the Feb. 20 Memphis State game, "That's when I thought it was time to say, week as saying that star center John "Hot —Bobby Thompson, 21, of New Orleans, a ly, appearing on CBS-TV's Face The Nation Rod" Williams told prosecutors he received $3,500 In the Feb. 2 Southern Mississippi 'No more, we've had enough.' 6-0 senior guard. yesterday, defended his decision to eliminate $100 a week from Fowler during the season game and an unspecified amount in the Feb. -David Dominique, 19, of New Iberia, La., 16 game against Virginia Tech. the men's basketball program at the school. "I don't believe It's a harsh action," Kelly and that he received a $10,000 payment in a 6-7 sophomore swingman. Kelly had made the recommendation last said about the decision to drop basketball. shoebox when he was a senior in high school —David Rothenberg, 22, of Wilton, Conn., Point-shaving involves intentionally win- Thursday. The school's board of directors are "We have to re-assert that our primary from an unidentified man and a former ning by less or losing by more points than In expected to comply with the recommendation once a member of Kranz' fraternity. values are academics and that academic assistant coach at Tulane while the university -Mark Olensky, 21, of Fair Lawn N J also the established betting line. Devils go down Bird's 38 powers in season finale Celtics' victory EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - BOSTON (AP) - Larry Bird Brian Propp and Todd Bergen each scored a game-high 38 points yester- had two goals and an assist as the NHL day as the Boston Celtics completed NBA PhUdelpMa Flyers beat the New a regular season sweep of the New Jersey Devils 6-1 last night in the York Knicks with a 114-102 victory regular-season finale for both Na- season at 951 of the third period at Boston Garden in National team-high 15 rebounds. In addition tional Hockey League clubs. when John Anderson finished oft a 3- Basketball Association play. to his 39 points, Johnson pulled down The victory was the fifth straight on-1 Toronto break with his 32nd The triumph moved the Celtics, nine rebounds and dished out 11 for the Flyers and gave them a a goal of the year. who were winning their third assists. SJ-20-7 record this season, the best straight, to within one game of Kiki Vandeweghe and Clyde Drex- in league. Philadelphia will meet the Capitals 7, Penguins 1 clinching the best record in the ler each scored 23 points for the New York Rangers in a best-of-five LANDOVER, Md. - Mike Gar- NBA. Trail Blazers, and rookie center first-round playoff series beginning tner scored two goals to reach the Boston was winning at home for Sam Bowie had 21 points and a Wednesday. 50-goal level for the first time as the the ninth straight time and extended game-high 20 rebounds. Substitute forward Mychal Thompson added 21 New Jersey completed its first Washington Capitals whipped the the Knicks' current losing streak to points. season under Coach Doug Carpenter Pittsburgh Penguins and closed out eight, the longest of the season for at B-tt-10. That was a lS-point their National Hockey League reg- New York. The Celtics also scored The Lakers came out playing improvement over last season but ular-season schedule. their sixth victory in as many games strongly to take a 40-25 lead at the still not good enough to make the By winning three of their last four this season against the Knicks. end of the first quarter. But Los Angeles was outscored in the next playoffs in the tough Patrick games, the Capitals equaled their The Celtics built leads of up to 23 Division. club record of 101 points set last quarter 36-27 as Portland pulled points in the second and third within 67-61 at halftime Flyers goalie Pelle Lindbergh, season. But going into Wednesday's periods, but suffered a cold shooting seeking his second straight shutout, Patrick Division semifinals against third quarter. The Knicks narrowed Both teams played evenly in the stopped 38 Devils shots In posting his the New York Islanders, they have the margin to as little as eight points third quarter and the Lakers held a 40th victory of the season against 17 only an 8-t-0 record since March 1. several times in the late stages. 100-91 advantage entering the final period. losses and seven ties. He lost the Gartner, who also had two assists, Bird had nine rebounds and 10 shutout when Kirk Muller scored tallied his 49th goal at 4:36 of the assists to go with his scoring while The Trail Blazers battled back, with 1; 50 to play second period to give Washington a Robert Parish added 20, Kevin coming within one point of the Los 44) lead. No. SO came at 14:05 as he McHale 17 and Dennis Johnson 17 to Angeles three times in the final Bralai 5, Maple Leah 1 became the third Washington player period of regulation play. BOSTON - Terry O'Reilly scored the Boston attack. in history to reach that level. Pistons 113, Bucks II the key goal Sunday night as the Ken Bannister led the injury- DETROIT — Forward Terry Boston Bruins prepared for a record riddled Knicks with 23 points while Caaadleas 5, Sabres 4 Tyler scored 20 points and center 1Mb straight appearance In the Louis Orr had 19 and Darrell Walker BUFFALO, N.Y. - Rookie de- Bill Laimbeer added 17 as the National Hockey League playoffs 17." fenseman Petr Svoboda scored the Detroit Pistons rolled to an easy with a victory over the Toronto Former Knick Ray Williams winning goal and added three assists victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. Maple Leafs in the regular-season scored a dozen points for Boston to power the Montreal Canadiens to Detroit trailed 21-18 in the first finale. against his onetime teammates. a victory over the Buffalo Sabres. quarter but went on a l$-0 spurt in The victory gave the Bruins, who The Canadiens, who will meet the Lakers 135, Trail Blazers 133 a five-minute span to take a 34-21 open the playoffs Wednesday night INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Earvin Boston Bruins in the opening round lead with nine minutes left in the in Montreal, SO points, good for "Magic" Johnson's season-high 39 of the Stanley Cup playoffs on half. fourth place in the Adams Division Wednesday, also got goals from Ron points lifted the Los Angeles Lakers FOULED FROM BEHIND — Kevin McHale (32) of trie Boston CalMC Two basket, by Books oassar with a record of 35-35-10, their worst Flockhart, Guy Carbonneau, Mario to an mtmntmt vtetecy ovw Ike reacts as he goes to the hoop while being fouled from behind by Portland Trail Blazers. Randy Breuer and two free tbraws finish since 1SW-67. The Maple Leafs Tremblay and Steve Rooney. by forward Paul Pressey cut the wound up with the worst record, Ric Selling, Craig Ramsay, John Ken Bannister of the New York Knicks during yesterday's NBA game Byron Scott added 25 points and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and James lead to 36-27 with 7:14 to play in the 1041-8. in the league and 48 points Tucker and Gates Orlando tallied at the Boston Garden. The Celtics, behind Larry Bird's 38-point effort second quarter. But the Bucks Boston goalie Pete Peeters lost for Buffalo, which will play Quebec topped the injury-plaqued Knicks, who suffered their eighth straight Worthy each scored 21. Forward Kurt Rambis had 14 points and a pulled no closer the rest of the his bid for his second shutout of the In the playoff's opening round. setback. contest. Power struggle has begun for Boston Marathon BOSTON (AP) - The Boston said. "We don't want that. We'd be negative things which are all aimed ing too much.", Carroll is cooler to the idea. come about and they probably feel Marathon still is a week away, but captive." at the same idea, which is to get Meyer and Rodgers would like Although top runners have dis- frustrated." the struggle for control of the race The experience with Marshall Boston to join the traditional com- 1968 champion Amby Burfoot, who cussed marathon issues with the For now, the BAA is the keeper of already has begun. Medoff, who had a contract as the mercial parade," he added. "We're now writes about running and is governors, "there probably is a the tradition and the power. Competitors say organizers of race's exclusive agent for obtaining not going to get bullied into doing it entered in next Monday's race, to little animosity," said Joe Catalano, Said Meyer: "What it basically next Monday's race don't know sponsors, has made the BAA wary, blindly." become race director. They say he who has run in the race and is the comes down to is, it has to be the enough about the sport. Organizers said Carroll. "There's not (a strike) at all," is more in tune than the governors BAA's runners' liaison. "Athletes BAA that decides it wants to change say competitors want to force their That contract, starting with the said Rodgers. "He's really presum- with today's running climate. like Bill and Greg want change to and make itself a better race." views, while padding their wallets 1982 race, was declared invalid in with prize money, on the race with Superior Court, a decision upheld by the tt-year amateur tradition. the Supreme Judicial Court last Bill Rodgers, a four-time winner year. A Superior Court trial is Harvin leads Stars past Los Angeles of the Boston Marathon, thinks a scheduled June 4 to determine how meeting of the minds is necessary. much money he is entitled to receive LOS ANGELES (AP) - Running and Portand defeated Oakland, "He's something else . . . another "They should work with the for his work. back Allen Harvin rushed 26 times 30-17. three-touchdown night," Tampa running community," he said of the BAA President Tom Brown has for 111 yards and two fourth-quarter USFL Tonight Arizona plays at Denver. Bay Coach Steve Spurrier said after Board of Governors of the Boston met with officials of International touchdowns to lead the Baltimore At San Antonio, Nick Mike-Mayer running back Gary Anderson Athletic Association, which or- Management Group, the agent for Stars to a 17-6 United States Foot- kicked three fields goals, including sparked the Bandit's victory over ganizes the race. "It doesn't make many athletes, but Carroll said, ball League victory over the Los the Stars a first down at the Express a 24-yarder with 11 minutes left that Jacksonville at Tampa by rushing sense to be at odds with the "We're not going to go with IMG Angeles Express yesterday. 25. proved to the winner, to give the for one touchdown and caught runners." guys full-time." Harvin iced the game when he Express place-kicker Tony Zende Gunslingers a 3-4 record and drop passes for two more. Anderson leads For now, that's the way it is. The It would be no problem to obtain scored from 21 yards out with 1:53 jas opened the scoring when he Birmingham to 5-2. the USFL with 13 touchdowns.. governors refuse to pay prize sponsors if more money was needed remaining. Harvin capped a 67-yard, booted a 48-yard field goal with 8:13 money, as most major marathons for prizes, said Meyer. 12-play drive when he plunged over remaining in the first quarter. A crowd of 8,873, samllest in the Tampa Bay quarterback John do, while leading runners argue for "American Express wants to do from the 2-yard line with 3:15 David Trout tied the score at the Gunslingers' two-year history, saw Reaves, who completed 22 of 38 it as a way to restore the race's it," he said. "What the BAA has a remaining for the Stars' first touch- 2:15 mark of the first quarter with San Antonio cut the Birmingham passes, threw scoring strikes of 13 prestige. problem with is they always see down. a 28-yard field goal. lead to 14-13 when lineback Putt and 7 yards to Anderson in the fourth Choat recovered a fumbled inter- quarter after hitting Larry Brodsky "I've always had this theory that, themselves as losing control. What Quarterback Chuck Fusina, who Zendejas, who has supplied all the the Boston Marathon does not they're going to have is control of a Express scoring in their last two ception and ran 2 yards on the final with a 24-yard TD toss in the second completed 15 of 24 passes for 191 periord. Anderson, who scored on a belong to the BAA or the gov- marathon that's going to be greatly outings, added a 35-yard field goal play of the third quarter. Birm- yards, found wide receiver Scott ingham scored on Chuck Clanton's one-yard plunge, ran 17 times for 54 ernors," said Rodgers. "I always diminished in value. Fitzkee for 14-, 8-, and 14-yard with 8:59 left in the game to give the believed it belonged to the running Express a 6-3 lead. 49-yard return of an interception and yards and caught nine passes for 83 "The only thing I can see them completions and scrambled for nine community of the United States." In yesterday's other games, San quarterback Cliff Stoudt's one-yard as the Bandits made their record interested in is the power of playing more yards in the drive. 5-2. The Bulls are 2-5. Greg Meyer, the 1883 Boston Antonio nipped Birmingham 15-14 sneak. Marathon winner, said not all of the with the marathon. They have no The Baltimore scoring drive was love for the sport because they are kept alive when defensive end Ray and dropped the Stallions into a BAA governors share that view. And first-place tie with Tampa Bay in Harold Carroll, a member of the not involved in the sport" with a few Callage tackled Fusina out of exceptions among the governors. bounds for a personal foul, giving the Eastern Conference. Saturday marathon race committee, ad- Tampa Bay beat Jacksonville 31-17 WORLD MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP mitted that the governors are reluc- Carroll claimed that top runners tant to give up control, thus opening are boycotting the marathon to push THE the way to a substantial change in the BAA toward prize money. the character of the race. "Greg Meyer practically ad- "We have had inquiries from mitted that there was a strike, that IBeTVOUDlDNlKNOW? FIGHT! single corporations that would give they would downplay Boston in us anything we need to run it if they order to get us to come around," he could be the sole sponsor," Carroll said. "So you hear people saying 11 • The Sports Car Drivers Dream! The New MERKUR XR4TI Torn muscle forces It's a new breed of •porting machine but It's also « true live piiungtf sedan MERKUR... See It Connors to default Today! CHICAGO (AP) - Jimmy Con- Connors, who was seeded No. 2. "I nors, who was scheduled to meet played too many times hurt In the top-ranked John McEnroe yesterday past and it's finally caught up with in the final of the $325,000 Volvo me." Tennis Chicago tournament, was Connors, who earned $25,000 for forced to default because what was second place, warmed up for about described as a torn muscle In his 15 minutes before electing to HAGLERusH lower back. withdraw. McEnroe took home RED BANK MONMOUTH ARTS CENTER 842-9002 $25 It was the first time In more than $50,000 MORGANVILLE SPORTS 9 SKATEWAY 778-2888 $20 a decade of professional tennis that "I guess I got a little bit of an ASBURYPARK STONE PONY 988-7267 $25 the 32-year-old left-hander failed to Easter prize," said McEnroe after SAYREVILLE MODERN TIMES 254-6700 $25 iake the court. being handed the winner's check. He •it's never happened that I never said It was the first time he's ever LINCOLN-MERCURY ncKiTS ON SALI a aox omct WMIMN* anrm-\m TEIETNJN' w<****» •land Maybe that's it," said won a UUe by default. jfe The Daily Register MONDAY. APRIL a. 1965 Rose set to lead his Reds back weren't in last year's Opening Day "I can't make a judgment, but I CINCINNATI (AP) - Thl» a year ago," said pitcher Prank think I'm throwing harder and I feel baseball-craty town la rampant with Pastore. lineup for Montreal, including Rogers. my sinkers got more movement on sign of • rebirth. Reds fans aren't dreaming of a it," Rogers said. Blllbo«nl» trumpet the startlnf pennant yet, but they are expecting "I think 10 games above 500 is a Thr Pro/* (rwloit ruMw Clary starting pitchers for the traditional big things from the man they greet realistic objective for this club," Carter to the New York Mets during National League opener today be- with chants of "Pete, Pete." Rodgers said. "If all the pieces fall the off-season. Catcher Mike tween Ike Cincinnati Reds and the So far, be hasn't disappointed. together, we can contend with Fitzgerald, shortstop Hubie Brooks Montreal Expos. The switch hitting Rose batted anyone in the division (NL East)." and rookie center fielder Herm Fans already have bought all Mo after coming back to Cincinnati Rogers, the right-handed veteran Winningham. all ex-MeU, will be in Opening Day seats, making it the from Montreal last Aug. u The club of the Montreal staff, believes he's the opening lineup. first Cincinnati opener sold out in was 15-11 under Rose In September, Peter Ueberroth, the new com- advance since 1M1. good enough to lift the Reds out of completely recovered from the ten- dinitis that wiped out his spring missioner of baseball, will make his The city has dropped a lawsuit last place (or the first time in three training a year ago He'll be nuking first Opening Day appearance at over the strike-torn 1M1 season, years. his ninth Opening Day start In 10 Riverfront Stadium in front of a welcoming the new season with even Now, Rose Is only 95 hits short of capacity crowd of more than 51.000 more than the usual pageantry and surpassing Ty Cobb's all-time hit years. pomp. mark of 4.191, a figure he confident- The reason can be summed up In ly expects to reach In August. two words: Pete Rose. Rose spent most of the spring as Rose, the city's favorite baseball manager, watching his players from Yanks, Red Sox son, sparked an upturn In both the bench. He played more during attendance and the club's per- the final week, led the team with a formance when he returned as .611 average, and is ready to start at player-manager last August. first base Monday, lets than a week Although ROM wlU field virtually before he turns 44. on tap at Fenway the same team that finished fifth BOSTON (AP) - The New York 46 on April 1, will start for the "What would keep me out?" he Yankees against 25-year-old Dennis last season in the National League said. "I think I'm like a lot of other Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. West, fans and players are relying The old man of the pitcher's union "Oil Can" Boyd, a 145-pound pack- guys here. I think I've earned a age of dynamite. on his enthusiasm to mold the once- spot." against the hyper kid. proud "Big Red Machine" back into The American League schedule And. while New York Manager a contender. Right-hander Mario Soto, the Yogi Bern observes his 3Mh major Reds' best pitcher, says he's over- maker couldn't have done better. "There is no similarity between league opening, John McNamara come a sore elbow that caused him That's what is on Up today for the this team and the one that left will make his debut as manager of to leave one exhibition game. Soto, IMS season opener at chummy (spring training) a year ago," said Fenway Park. the Red Sox. outfielder Dave Parker, the heart of 18-7 last season, will face the Expos' The Yankees beat the Red Sox Steve Rogers, 6-15 last season as he In one of professional sports top the Reds' offense. "The people are rivalries, the Yankees and the Red three consecutive times in Florida recovered from tendinitis. exhibition games before a rain- HOLDING ON — Shortstop Ozzie Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals the same but everything else is Sox will launch the season, weather different. Some of the people are The Expos enter their first season shortened tie last week in Ft. loses his balance but still manages to hold onto the baseball after permitting, before a packed crowd even different - in attitude." under Manager Bock Rodgers look- of 35,000. Lauderdale. But those games were tagging Keith Hernandez of the New York Mets during yesterday's "The individuals on this team Ing for modest achievements after With a forecast of light snow meaningless as the two old rivals exhibition game. The two teams will go at it again for real tomorrow believe in themselves and believe aa off-season restructuring. Six threatening the festivities, knuckle- experimented in setting up their when Cards visit the Mets for their 1985 season opener. they can win. That wasn't the case players expected to start Monday ball artist Phil Niekro, who turned final 25-man rosters. Sindelar's victory earns him a trip to the Masters GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) - "Unbelievable. I'm so excited I Perhaps more importantly, It U.S. Open champ Fuzzy Zoeller well. He shot SI for a 293 total want to catch people with. You Joey Sindelar won his way into the can hardly talk," Sindelar said. qualified Sindelar for the Masters at made an early move, with a 32 over Lanny Wadkins. already a 2-time couldn't have a nice day and expect Masters, but said he'll go to The victory was worth $72,000 Augusta, Ga., this week, and such the front. But he took a double bogey winner this year, also got in the title to go past 15 people." Augusta, Ga. by way of Horseheads, from the total purse of $400,000 and exclusive events as the Tournament on the ltth and finished at 71-289 hunt at one point, but bogeyed three He got it three under par on the NY. pushed his money winnings for the of Champions and the World Series His problems were minor, how- in a row and had a 74-289 front side, then birdied the 10th from "I'm not a negative thinker," year to $87,044. of Golf ever, compared with those of vet- Sindelar, playing about VM hours about eight feet. Sindelar said after his surprise Perhaps more importantly, it "I'm thrilled to be going to the eran Ray Floyd. From a share of the in front of the other contenders, said He got up and down lor par on the victory yesterday in wind and rain qualified Sindelar for the Masters at Masters. I never played there as an lead, Floyd straggled in with a 78 the weather conditions - rain, wind 12th, holed a 15-18 foot putt for par-5 and cold at the Greater Greensboro Augusta, Ga., this week, and such amateur, and its a big thrill. But and finished the tournament at M0. and cold — contributed to his on the 14th and then salvaged the Open, his first on the PGA Tour. exclusive events as the Tournament my first victory ... " five strokes back. Rookie Phil triumph. title with a two-putt from off the "But I only came here with of Champions and the World Series Japanese veteran Isao Aoki and Blackmar, tied with Floyd tor the "Things went right today," he green on the ltth. He had to make clothes for one week. I've got to go of Golf. former Masters champion Craig third round lead, didn't do quite so said. "Today was the kind of day you an eight-foot second putt. home and regroup," he said. "I'm thrilled to be going to the Stadler tied for second at 286. Sindelar, who collected $116,528 Masters. I never played there as an Stadler had a 71 In the fierce winds, last year as a Tour rookie, hadn't amateur, and it's a big thrill. But occasional showers and increasing expected to be making the trip to my first victory ..." cold. Aoki, winner of 44 inter- MEADOWLANDS TONIGHT Augusta next week. He'd planned on Japanese veteran Isao Aoki and national titles, matched par 71. a week at home in upstate New former Masters champion Craig II 5 Edgevrood Odes.si |L) (CanypoM) York. Stadler tied for second at 286. •Well, second is better than third, la* Pea.. MM <*•* 8 01 Joe Boe IDoOert,) 20-1 6 Haa Stone iBneeoni t Ooejen O« (Campbell ... t-a 10-1 But, with the extreme weather Stadler had a 71 in the fierce winds, but nowhere close to first," Stadler • Maun macHal (OM) 7 Meatjr Hegel N |Fau0a»| 2 Harry HMH (Apical ... 4-1 ... B-1 10 Mr Ooo (man) 6 Radlesls Baal (No DtMr| conditions sweeping away the hopes occasional showers and increasing said. "It was a good week Instead of 1 Teejokje (LaucWn) ...-. t-2 TM.SMJM • Nancya Baa Bet dung) cold. Aoki, winner of 44 inter- 4 Mr. MM (King) S-l of some of the game's more glam- a real good week." 1 10 Prince* Jade (Caaa): I Bade. Looek |L> (DM) .... S-1 . S-1 national titles, matched par 72. 2 FaMl San (Donenyl .' 8-1 orous names, Sindelar climbed over Corey Pavln waa the only other • Paragon «MaM (Men,,) „ 1J-I iia* PM.. na.aaa. ca>» 3 RC8 DM Jay (No Onveri 10-1 15 players with a closing round of 69, 7 «iranncm ICampbea, .... J-1 l Cootdga (itcsailj) . s-i man to break par for 72 holes In the 4 Maugnl, Flora (Fajamn) 12-1 • Mecno H* (Una) ... 1-1 . 10 I then waited around for more than an AP Golf Writer I T V Yankee (HaugNon) II 3 Bronco Bunny (LHOiOVanni) . 121 most extreme weather conditions t Cepheue N (OOonnell Ml • Shane T Hanover (Daman) 8 5 10 SCck Trek -— 4 Our Bay Prue (LaMon) ... S-t hour for the rest of the field to finish "Unbelievable. I'm so excited I 291 encountered on the Tour this season. 7 Comtoter (O'Donnaa) 5 Han PacnMa |Turcoaa) 201 and confirm his first victory ft was can hardly talk," Sindelar said. • Manrred Hanover (1) (Caaa) , ... S-1 Pavln got in with a 71 and was alone 1 Wf Jim Bock, (Daviel 7-2 8 Naavjk (Wnm ) ... 4 1 achieved on a 285 total, three under The victory was worth $72,000 at 2S7. 2 Crash Helmet (CeMI KM n»: paaa. SIMM 7 Bottxi BuMa (Dana) ... w par for four trips over the wind- from the total purse of $400,000 and 1 SaMMar (Popfcnge.) .... 12 1 My Melody Queen (Oegkerd.) 9KMav«i (Wsusaii) 20-1 4 Bran Brumal «.) (ODonvja, .... S-1 2 Cool Rain Chna |OM) IS-1 9 Spark, Bambino (Remmen) The group at 2tt, par, included Ed 3 Pacane (OtkmnaO e i scoured Forest Oaks Country Club pushed his money winnings tor the 5 Tree Divan (l) (Campoeei 10-1 I ID (O'DonntBI 4 Mekese EMM (Caaa) course. year to $87,044. Fiori, Jeff Sluman, Doug Tewell, « JFoMCaee) . 12-1 « i 5 My Dee (Remmen, . li 7 Al Outran (Kami) 1S1 SELECTIONS Dan Pohl and Bill Kratzert Fiori e Steady Lady N (H. F*on| 6 TMotal (CampM) .... l-l ... M 7 Nickel N o™ (Aboel.»o, 10-1 1 - Avalanche, Harry Hoodlni, had a 70, despite a double bogey on > K (Wi « t • County Burner (Case) 9-2 « 25 I Telecide the 18th where he double-hit a little » Ten Sroed (Caee) chip. Sluman, Tewell and Kratzert 10 Cosmeaque (Dan) 2 - Keystone Mace, Al Quintan, Rumson- 1 Welch Me (Donenyj .... 4-1 Me Pee., in.eea CM*.. Mar Jim Rocky all had 74s under the cold, gray skies 2 Cosmos (DSMS) .. 1S-1 1 Elected (ParkeO S-1 3 By. Bye Feaa (Wltjaaji) .. 10-1 3 - Outstanding Stock, Watch Me, (Continued from Page zB) over Point Boro (10-2), Point Beach and Pohl shot 75 2 QokHnch |Done.t,| 5 1 4 Shanghai Looee (Wit HI ) 6-1 1 Ripper CoKns (Aooatrano) II Cosmos (10-1) and Pinelands (2-0). Vlnnle 5 Freight Song (PsrkeO 20-1 game against Neptune tomorrow 4 Sandpiper (O Donnen) > Outstanding Suck (Wmatsil • 5 4 - Shanghai Rose, Ringside Lady, Christopher and Turk Acquaro give 5 Drrvmg Osborne (Caaa) and face No. 10 Middletown South in 7 Ta» Mviaor (Morgan) '0-1 8 OaMam (ODonneei A A Ava Maria a divisional clash Thursday. the Blue Devils a solid one-two e Tw By Four (O«la| 12-1 7 Florae 000 |ODonne«| . 12-1 pitching staff. Shore has big con- t Dream Alert |Case| 5 - Honaiee Lad, Mr. Goo, Delsoma Manasquan is third and the Big 8 Real Skjpper N (Campbell) • 2-1 Eagles— tO Pom Feae (No Driver) 9 Instrument Landing (Webster) . ... 3-1 6 - Shane T Hanover, Fettah Sam, Blue has jumped off to a strong start ference games with Manchester 4a>: Peee, M.eW. Ck-, 10 B B Happy IDame) 15 1 Wednesday and Lacey Friday. 1 Flash, K«g iMenul 12-1 T V Yankee with wins over Manchester, 11-0, 9Hi: Pace. M.aoe (Continued from Page 2B) 2 A A Ave Uana (Vocakjro) 20-1 1 SarakMa (TrerUemi 7 - Steady Lady N, Cosmetlque, and Monsignor Donovan, 2-1. Man- Red Bank Catholic has shown a 3 Jasmanne (KMlTfall) . 6 1 . 12-1 with two big wins over St. John 2 Alhe N |Levnon| 10-1 solid hitting attack led by catcher 4 rWate Babe (Mo Dn«er) 20-1 Country Burner asquan will have twoimportant "B" 3 ra Oot To Be (Sfteahan) Vianney and Asbury Park. t RlrigMM Led, ICempoaHI ... S-1 Pete Lynch in routing St. John 4 Storm Squall ILaudMrn) ! t - Instrument Landing, B B South games this week. The Big e Scoot on Bye lO'Domaq . 8-1 No. S Howell is another team that 5 Road Hugger (Mann) Blue will battle No. 4 Wall Wednes- Vianney, 11-3, and Asbury Park, 7 nanaira Blare (L) (Waptaa) Happy, Real Skipper N 8 Ouad Bun Chip (Waptes) has got off to a strong start, but the B Shanghai Floae lO'Donnae) day and then tangle with Central 19-3, but the No. 6 Caseys have a 7 One LUa to Qrve (ODonrwl) 9 - AHie N, Red Armbro, Quad Blue Rebels (2-0) have a key "B " South 9 LuCM Ba, (OOonnrHI g-2 Friday. tough week coming up with games 10 Ronrwee Bunny (Oagkardt) 8 Dance Me Home (Davis) 101 Chip against Rumson today, No. 7 Mon- game with Lakewood Wednesday. Mi: Pec. M.aa* 9 Red Armero (CoMa) 81 10 - Princely Jade, Nancys Best Two of the area's top pitchers, 1 Contrary Rich (Davrsl 8-1 10 Sir Charles Capri (Whelen) 1-1 mouth Regional tomorrow and One of the surprise teams this '» « Saaraa (Moore 7-17). when you're Atiania (Maniar 13-10) al PriaacMpraa (Camon 13-7). Boston 114, New York 102 Mflmphit at Safbmor* io J5 pm t 7 35 pm on a fired L A Lakers 135. Porttand 133, OT Orlando al Arizona Only gemee scheduled Los Angeles ivatenjueie |2.|7) at Houeui iRyan MilwaukM at Dfllroil, (n) Pomand al r*ew Jereey 1211). 6:35 pm HMajaaaaM*a avnaa Income. So I say thanks, Houilon at San Anlomo. (n> Lot AngalM al Houfton Only games scheduled Cleveland at Deuon. I 30 p m Golden Slalt at Denver, (n) MMtafef. Apt* II Near Vork al Boston, tot pm. Rent-AWreck! Phoenix at SeaMe. (n) Denver at Tampa Bay Teuja al Bamnuia, 3:36 p m (And the kids say Montreal al Cmcmnae. 12:35 p.m. Toronto at Kansas C4y. 6:36 pm San r>ego al San Francaco. 305 pm Mmneama a Catlornia. 10-30 p» thank you, tool) Los Angeles at Houston. 8:35 p.m Oakland a Seam. 1036 pm Only games scheduled CWy gamas acnaoUad Fe>f MllenUMffaafS, TRANSACTIONS canttMMkswttlke

By Tlte Associated Prase national League Placed Many ByeVom. pitcher, on the SPORTS SCHEDULE UUUU UO da, disabled HI Added Juan BoMla. mWder. and • American | eauiie Henry Cono. ourl«der. lo the rotter CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Pleced Rich Doewn. TORONTO BLUE JATS-Pajcad Ron Shepherd, pitcher, on Ihe supplemental disabled hsl Uncondi- outfielder, on Ihe 15-day c ' l«naliy released Ron Reed, pitcher Serrt Jose Castro. Long Branch «... ' mlieMer, M BufWo ol Ihe American Association HOUSTON ASTROS—S>gn*d Nolan Ryan, pitcher, Rad Bank Rap al : Matewen Reg. ' CLEVELAND INDIANS-Placed Rich Bettenna St John el MUM Norn (11 am] RENTANRECK lo a two-year contract. Bob Krwppa*. pitchtr, to a irwM- Hotmdel. Neptune al. pitcher, on Ihe 15-day disabled Itst. retroactive 10 April year contract pkta two option ymn, and Tarry K,hi. Wan Tap at Brick (11 am) . 2 Acqwred rhe contract ol Fred Henrique, inlander ouTfi«lde«. to a four-year contract Rumaon-FH Reg at KB. Can. i Reg al Red Benk Reg "Rent a used car\ and save." liom tie Toronto Blue Jay*. MONTREAL EXPOS—Waned Miha Ramaty. -"- Lafcewood at Long Branch 110.30 am ] Mt"l»Jajluwii North al 61 John (1130am) DETROIT TIOERS-Serrl Doug Baker and MM heWw Keyport « Wai a " .. Lega. rnflewers. to Nashville ol ihe American AISOCIB NEW YORK METS—Sent Sid Fernanda!. Catan Keeneourg al '..... Aaoury Park (10 am) ton. Scrnrttoi and Wea Gardner. pMcnen. to Tatltaalai o* Meier Dai al , Lacay (11 em 1 RB CePtokc al OPEN 747-6942 NEW YORK YANKEES-Sem Mike Armstrong and the intamabona) League Reca«ed tM Latrwn. p«h«(, Aabury Park Monao PuMo. pnehera. to Columous in me iraer- and Terry Stock*. ouAeWtr, tai Red Bank Fteg Lacay at 7 DAYS 800-222-0216 MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1985 The Daily Register M HAGAR CROSSWORD

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PEANUTS THIS IS THATS WHAT MAKES A DUMB IT SO SAP STOW! 6B The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1985 Young relatives and friends compensate for empty nest BY JACK B. SMITH to adults on whom they have a special claim — namely family Before retirement, we spent members." about a decade of holidays and Aunts and uncles can help chil- Sundays with a nephew and his dren understand their parents better family who welcomed us with love TIME OF because they know the parents so and hospitality. This provided a intimately. Often of the same gener- good substitute for children of our YOUR ation, they have beter insight Into own who had moved cross-country. their lives. We watched grand nieces and LIFE Aunts and uncles are of even nephews grow, kept up with younger greater importance in view of the couples, and enjoyed a more larger number of single-parent fam- satisfying life via these substitutes. ilies. One of them can provide the All this is preface to a piece of role model grandkinder need for the practical advice: If the nest is missing parent. empty continuously, reach out and are family, you feel more a part of everything. But what do you do if you live far grab the nearest available younger away from both children, grand- relatives. Relatives are advantageous be- cause they share some of the same children, and nephews/nieces? Well, We all profit through association if you are lucky, you find a younger with younger people. We all feel family jokes. And you can some- times talk with a little more family — also away from home — more comfortable with home and to adopt. the family. Put those two factors frankness to nieces and nephews together with relatives you like and than you can to your own daughters This is not as easy, of course. You you have a better older-age environ- and sons. have to go where you may make ment. Urie Bronfenbrenner, a family connections. Working in an office, Life is more interesting when you studies expert at Cornell University, for Instance, or taking part in can follow children through their tells us that we aunts and uncles are intergenerational church or club underestimated as a source of activities. early days of school once again, stability and support. "One of the attend their dance recitals and Once a satisfactory connection is FRENCH DESIGN — Theresa Mone, center, of Alayne Shepler, Marlboro, share centerpiece important things for a child (or made, however, it doesn't take long Apple Blossom Flower Shop, Marlboro; Sally ideas lor the ARC Ball, April 20, which will have Little League baseball games, and young adult) to have is an older see them open their gifts at birthday to develop into something. For the Molica, Marlboro, ARC Ball chairman, left, and an "April in Paris" motit. person to turn to when to when he younger family misses as much its parties. It's good to get partially or she needs one," says this co- reinvolved with a young man start- regular connection with mother and founder of Head Start. "In America father as you miss yours with sons ing his career and a young woman today, younger people can turn only decorating her home. And, if they and daughters. 'April in Paris'ball planned MANALAPAN - "April in Paris" will be the dessert table theme for the Sixth Annual ARC Ball, which will Jonathan and his 15-piece orchestra will provide Swindlers' scheme revealed benefit the Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC), music, including such tunes as "I Love Paris," Monmouth. The ball will take place Saturday, April "Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup," and "April in Dear Readers: For years I have As part of our Postal Crime 20, in Battleground Country Club. Paris" been warning lonely people not to Prevention Program, we are writ- Sally Mollica, Marlboro, is chairman of the event, The decor will include flowers, flags, balloons ... become involved with strangers via lag with the hope thai you will which will start with cocktails at 7:30 p.m.. and in red, white and blue — the colors of the French "lonely hearts" clubs or advertise- publish this information so that it continue with dinner at 8:30 p.m. and dancing until flag. Centerpieces will be by Apple Blossom Flower ments in newspapers or magazines. may reach you vast readership. — 1 a.m. Shop, Marlboro. The following letter was hand- ANN R.N. Moore, Regional Chief Postal A two-hour open bar is planned, as well as hot hors Reservations may be made through the ARC delivered to my office by the Inspector, Memphis, Tenn. d'ouevres. a full course dinner and a Viennese office, 630 Broad St., Shrewsbury. Chicago postal inspector. I want to LANDER Dear Ann Landers: I believe the share it with you. New Jersey law thai holds the host Dear Ana Landers: There is a responsible for guests who gel drunk criminal scheme circulating in the in his home and then drive is a good (Jolted Stales perpetrated by in- one. mates inside (he Mississippi State Diet eases hernia symptoms Penitentiary al Parchman, Miss. But what can be done about guests This scheme relates to altering of A request follows soon after, asking who arrive "feeling good"? They BY LESTER L. extreme moderation. A weight re- U.S. postal money orders by in- the victim to deposit the money aren't exactly intoxicated, but they COLEMAN, M.D. ducing program is beneficial. Sleep- mates. The victims are those who order in the victim's bank account have had several drinks elsewhere ing with the head elevated may lubicribe to lonely hearts, religious and the one or two served by the Is there any special diet that can afford some comfort. Antacids until the inmate makes further host puts them over Ihe edge. cure a hiatus hernia? Only recently and homosexual publications The contact. taken within 30 minutes of eating inmates answer the ads seeking Please reply in print. This is I learned thai I have this and thai YOUR can prevent heartburn and some of relationships. They claim they The inmate will call collect important. - High Point, N.C. II Is Ihe cause of my belching and the other sumptoms Other anti- "made a mistake" and are serving shortly after the money order has Dear HP : Whether the guest had heartburn.- Mr. L.L.S., S.C. HEALTH spasmodic medications are avail- a short jail sentence because of it. arrived, requesting the victim to a head start elsewhere is irrelevant. Dear Mr S.: able but should be taken only under They also indicate they are send money to help pay a fine or The condition of the guest when he A hiatus hernia is also known as a doctor's supervision. financially secure. retain an attorney. This money will leaves is the issue. No host or a diaphragmatic hernia. It is a weakening and bulging of the wall of To reiterate, diet cannot prevent The inmate will usually ask the be sent to another person outside the hostess should permit a drunken hiatus hernia. Diet cannot cure prim, wto will late UM mamty to guest to drive himself home. I the esophagus, the delicate tube through which food passes from the hiatus hernia. Diet can reduce the eaH. Taw call !• made collert and the inmate. believe the New Jersey law is bound discomfort associated with it. there is talk of relocating to the to provide party-givers with an mouth into the stomach. there may be a feeling qf bloating or victim's area for a sincere rela- The bank eventually will charge incentive to keep an eye on the door The weakened site occurs where distress after a large meal. Other SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH: tionship and sometimes marriage. the victim's account for the amount come departure time. the esophagus passes through a normal hole in the diaphragm, to symptoms include heartburn, Spring will soon be on its way and Shortly after the correspondence of the altered money order. Once the Do you feel awkward, self-con- belching and actual pain, which are more time will be spent in the begins, the victim will receive inmate feels that he has bilked the scious — lonely? Welcome to the join up with the stomach. altered U.S. postal money orders, The hiatus hernia, therefore, is an often associated with a late night garden. Power gardening tools and victim to the limit, the relationship club. There's help for you In Ann heavy dinner. saws are not toys that should be usually in the amount of $500. is terminated. By that lime, many Landers' booklet, "The Key to anatomical change that occurs very Generally, the money orders have victims have lost their life's, sav- frequently in men and women past The most important dietary sug- casually assigned to children. They Popularity." Send 50 cents with your gestion is not to overload the can be extremely hazardous unless been legitimately purchased for $1 ings. Reports indicate that a woman request and a long, stamped, self- the age of 50. It is particularly and smuggled to the inmate, who In Texas lost ttz.OOO. Another evident in people who are markedly stomach at mealtime. Instead, every safety aspect is instilled in the addressed envelope to Ann Landers, minds of those who use them. alters and mails them to the victim. woman in Illinois lost $13,500. P.O. Box 11MS, Chicago, III. 60611 overweight. Since this anatomical smaller quantities of food at more change has already occurred, it frequent intervals will eliminate or Power tools can be lethal cannot be altered in any way by diet modify some of the distressing weapons. Until children or adoles- Diet, however, can modify the symptoms. cents demonstrate complete re- frequency and severity of the symp- Fatty foods' dry foods, liquor, liability, they should not be per- How to prevent puffy eyes toms that it causes. Sometimes, beer and wine should be taken in mitted to use them. DEAR HELOISE: Just smear a little butler on the I wake up every morning with spout (or Up) and there are no more puffy eyes. Is there anything I can drips. It works beautifully. — Dare do about this? - Betty Jo Smith Coslelx BIRTHS This used to happen to me and RECIPE HOLDER then I got a great idea. I raised the HINTS Dear Heloise: Here is an Idea for head of my bed Think about it and filing all those recipes most of us MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr and Mrs. Brian O'Connor (Lewana Flewelling), 112 Subic it makes sense When you lie down FROM clip from newspapers. CENTER (Nellie Connors), 142S Rustic Drive, Lane, Eatontown, daughter, March flat, the fluid in your body seeks the HELOISE I keep mine in plain, large Long Branch Ocean, daughter, March 22. 23 lowest level. Keep your head raised envelopes in a box wide enough lo Mr. and Mrs. John C. Spoulos Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Koval Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Garson when you sleep and the fluid won't hold two rows of envelopes standing (Therese M. Bradley), 150 (Maureen Bjelka), 56 Cloverdale (Francine Rozenberg), 98 Can- collect in your head making your on end. I mark each one In easy to Esmeralda Court, Lakewood, Circle, Tinton Falls, daughter, nonade Drive, Marlboro, daughter, eyes puffy. read letters al Ihe lop according lo daughter, Mach 20. March 22. March 23. What you can do is put a few books Ihe categories I use. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Floyd Hattie M. Wright, Asbury Park, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dunning (Kathy under your bed's head to raise it. Or As I collect new recipes they go (Virginia Arroyo), 220 9th St., 1A, Conery), 1089 Frontage Road, Toms Did you ever hear of a cheap fire? son, Mar. 22. River, son, March 23. you can stack up a couple of pillows into these envelopes. When I want to Lakewood, son, March 21. Regina Schelhammer and Oscar to elevate your head. - am c. / try something new, It's easy to just Mr. and Mrs. John A. Batcho Blount, 15 Haley St., Freehold, Mr. and Mrs. Dominick San- Of course that puffiness could be Never! Your thought really hits go through a particular category as (Viola I. Gilbert), 2126 Apollo St., daughter, March 22 tarsiero (Patricia Willis), 50 Port caused by an allergy or a health home! — Heloise the recipes are always separated. — Apt. 8A, Ocean, daughter, March 21. Monmouth Road, Keansburg, son, problem, but if the puffiness disap- CLOTHING I.D. Anna Smosna Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Yen (Chi- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones March 23 pears after you've been up and about Dear Heloise: I had three chil- hwa Sung), 63 Riveredge Road, (Lawanda Williams), 5 Mariveles Mr. and Mrs. Steve Diemer (Lisa for a few hours, it probably is RECEIVING BLANKETS Road, Eatontown, son, March 23. Wetzel), 42-03 Hunters Glen Drive, dren, each only a year apart, so Tinton Falls, son, March 20. Plainsboro, daughter, March 24 caused by fluid and a raised head- naturally I passed down their Dear Heloise: Wanting to use Lilria Brown and Kenneth Jack- Mr and Mrs. James Edwards board or multiple pillows will do the clothing. It was so hard to re- several receiving blankets my now son, St. Stephen Manor E-2, Asbury trick. member Ihe current owner after 2-year-old son had outgrown, I hil Park, daughter, March 20. upon Ihe Idea of sewing them Shirley Frost and Andrew Hodge, r has the answers—Nab Uyl If you have a fluid problem, it will laundering so I marked Ihe oldest together lengthwise, two of the child's clothing with one mark of a 8 Leighton Ave. Apt. 5, Red Bank, also help to cut down on salt and same pattern. son, March 20. avoid alcohol. — Heloise laundry pen. Your weekly wetghttoss Is assured— When it was passed on to Ihe I now have several large, light- Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nilsen naturally! Send your favorite hint to (Janine H. Hernando), 18 West St., Heloise: P.O. Box 32000, San An- second child, I added another mark weight blankets that are perfect for 'WhybotherJUJuatgrnlnitbacW and when the item was passed to the naps on warm days when a thicker Monmouth Beach, son, March 21. tonio, Texas 78216 blanket would be too heavy. — Linda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siegal Your permanent weight loss Is third child, I added Ihe third mark. guaranteed with our natural WISE WORDS — Celeste Hart Kohler (Robin Ann Lowy), 75 Seneca Place, Dear Heloise: Some people don't Oceanport, daughter, March 22. UfeTlme Program. buy fire extinguishers for their DRIPPY PITCHER home because they say they cost loo Dear Heloise: If you are about much. ready lo toss out a cream pitcher because of the liquid running down -^ KVR3RH R V R " rt H ft k H R y R 'J R1 ~A under the lip, please don't! 1 •'-aaB la ^aaaaaaTaavWl 30 LBS. ENGAGED 111 Carl A. Quaglia FlvPW*! C.B.S. IF YOU HAU A BBI THIS HEART ATTACK TOMORROW ^V Nilsen-Assip SUPERMARKET Your chances would be tremendously frealer than a lew years aio thai you SPRING! could make a complete recovery and lead a normal life Ambulance drivers are no Drugs* Ho Exercise FREEHOLD - Gina Assip an- 36 MAIN ST. K trained in emergency heart case procedures and now many hospitals have a H FREE l\ coronary care unit to see you through the first critical week Your physician loo 1*1 Lose 3 to 71b*. each week! nounces her engagement to Paul is very much aware of the most modem care concepts available and he has Stabilization Eric Nilsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. KEANSBURQ specialists near al hand lo consult with when needed and no Crmsh Diet* Pio Hunger • MaintenanceA Roy Nilsen, 169 John St., Brick. Miss VJ At home after a coronary, special care must be taken Diet is controlled. Program fall exercise is planned, checkups are scheduled and medication may be prescribed by l"i no Expensive Prepackaged Foods Assip is the daughter of Mary C. the doctor Our prescription laboratory stocks a (real many medicines frequently •all Assip, 6 John St. prescribed for heart patients. Ume WeightSmfety-nmluraBul The bride-elect, also the daughter CHICKEN 49*. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need • delivery M of the late William G. Assip, \1 We will deliver promptly without eitra charge. A great many people attended Freehold Regional High rely on us lor their health needs. We welcome request* (or delivery School, and is employed by JERSEY NUMBER GAME service and charge accounts. Pathmark. , AatkariiMl DtttHknor for Htlliier Otloiny PrafeeU n Ask About Our diddle town Pick any 3 Numbers 111 Her fiance was graduated from you can play Shrewabary Pharmacy GRAND 671-6822 Bricktown Memorial High School, from 7 a.m to 10 p.m. THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS 151 OPENMNQ Oakhurst Ocean County College and Ocean 7 days a weak H BraadSI. 741-4174 . Shrewsbury m 531-7800 School of Real Estate He is I > Pretcrtpti— Cawiiti ' Free Delivery SPECiALI Toaamher employed by Pathmark and Cen- We ARE A CLAIM CENTER 929-27OO turian Real Estate Inc. H M r ,- •• •• j: ... .--.H.kr.; ., / MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1985 The Daily RcgiMrr 7B 1 HalpWantad 51 Htp Wants* ARPENTER3 • HELPERS - ! DELIVERY FERSOII - Good yMri mtntmun experience re- record required. Apply al Family doing fine without dli work. Sun imnMl- an Rental. 4S Gilbert St. Classified DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part ARPENTER - CONTRACTOR PKon.MJ.1700 Saturday 8 30 A M To 12 30 PM EEDB 1 QUALIFIED lima (S«. onryl lull Brno In July ARPTENTER WHO CAN DO IT ChalraUo eipertenoe only need LLI SKILLED IN FRAMING). SID- apply CHI 741-7884. electricity, phone service MS. Lena trancti ISO Other Public Motto* 1 Travel s. Tram. NO ANO ALL AREAS OF HOME DENTAL MPROVEMENT. STEADY IS7S. c 1ST rattling to at- WO ROUND-TRIP TICKETS — WORK. MIQH WAGES NEEDS • provision! ol N J 8 A o Florida Good until April 18 NSURANCE. TOOLS 3 TRUCK |JVKajjt-pLRaaj paafBjaj"V wrwva v*Hr**ai KERMTT, Teiai (AP) - Rancher John Haley, I became Involved in some investments," Haley SO Call 371-3827 kUnlng o high quaMy modern who used to make his llvinc as a stock broker, TIN Board o) Education re- 2*13-1 « «eo. and Ma rutoe denjeT omoe wall CarWtooiton said aa he walked to his 30-year-old gas moo Ma right lo rolact am and governing the coun. of the Sue. ARPENTER - CONTRACTOR preferred, K-r.y Hcenee na* al bMo and to waive any tntor- t Near Jateeti. and the Court 8 Instruction pvc »p his borne phone and quit paying electric refrigerator to get a beer. IDS I QUALIFIED UMa Sever Can S42-7S3S Ming tokened that Mora ara no ARPTENTER WHO CAN DO IT bills II years ago when he moved his family to •My office phone Mil runs about £00 to two a LLI SKILLED IN FRAMING. SID- OtSHWASHER - Pert Urn. a remote, lO.Mt-acre cattle spread here. RIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION NO AND AIL AREAS OF HOME •nlnndr Aek tor Chrlo Con- month," be noted. "I still have phone bills, but Prtoee muat remain firm uniH beginning Inatrumanta 1ad- MPROVEMENT. STEADY way. 842-2100 Ponlnaula Houee. He and bis wife, Stefanle, have no regrets, I have no need for one on my ranch. If someone Jon. SO, ISM H !• on IN. 2tm day ol March. •d »umpal) 231-3123 WORK. HIGH WAGES NEEDS PamF Sparta NSURANCE. TOOLS 8 TRUCK. .lthough she said the decision to do without wants me bad enough, they can send after me." AMI. School Bualneee M.I DRAFTSPERSON - ChrU 3-5 electricity and telephones isn't always easy. __ Drue ba and ha hereby la 383-2323 year, oxp wtm aub-dlviolone and Evenings at the Haley ranch are often spent Apr • • 12.SS authorttod to aaeume the name ARPENTER - Monmouth 'M land o»»otopmanl. flood Haley, 58. said last week that the decision was reading. Jam*. Matthew Drake County ra.lo.nu only Muat have 2M MkfcWtown McOMM from and attar Apm IT. axparianoa. Apply Monmouth "a matter of principle." Haley is particularly fond of author Joseph 333. whioh date aha* not bo 1 HalpWantad County Park Syetam. Thompoon teat than JO day. front lha entry Mala or Female "I had an estimate done when we first moved Conrad. "Conrad believed a man should earn ark, Newman Springe Rd. Lin- DRAFTSPERSON/TRAINEE — Imal ludgmenliharem, and that Adverting DW.» croft CrVrl here on running an electric line and phone line to everything he got," he said. "I guess I do, too ' wlthtn 20 day. of entry hereof aakt Ptomtut cauaa a oopy of thtt CARPENTER — my borne," be said of the ranch near where New He and his 47-year-old wife believe their rive $10-$20 PER HR AgentottheTewneNpotWddle- Juagm.nl to ba pubkehed once FULL OR PART TIME xp only. n..ldanual work. Call Mexico's southeast corner touches Texas. children are reaping the advantages of ranch life. lown. Monmouth County. Naw tha Deny Riglelir and wttnin tor high »4-7SS3 printHiQ. lor SUphiiuaii Ana 45 day. after antry of Judgment, •torn*). "I thought they could have given me a better •name Judgment and .ftuVrlt of - Arae _ "It's a good place to rear kids because ranch nbutortNpt pi National M. ' - CASHIER - Full time Mon Frl Ceaajael am pnd opanad and puMtorMon with the Clark ol the 3-5. Apply In person Monmouth OREDOE OPERATOR - Ex- deal titan that. I thought, I could burn a lot of life breeds independence and creativity,' Mrs. Sourt and eauee a eamnod copy acturer of Aero-Hydro Syato - porlanoad or wtm i elated back- I m pukac « Mldamown Salary + commlaelon baaed on Bonding Cantor. 777 Shrewabury kerosene for that amount of money." Haley said. lha Judgment to bo Mad with re.. Shrawtbury. ground Sand S Gravel Co. eeek. p , I Secretary 01 Stale quanrictlon. Sale, and man- Individual tor full lima poaltlon He did Just that. lemenl opportunity. "Our 11-year-old ton Is now being entertained Maw Jeney on Friday. April M. Benedict R Nlcoala. J.S.C. CALL 871-8553 CLERK TYPIST helpful. Can 237-1 31 Instead of paying $30,000 to 140,000 to have by the television set in Tucson, Ariz., where he tats at 10:00 am prevailing pr 8 120 M R CONDITIONING) — and re- phone lines Installed, he drives » miles to Kermit goes to a private high school," Mrs. Haley said. Igoralion mechanic At toaat 5 DRIVER may b 210 Other PubMc Nonces Exciting Early morning Route Driver. aandptont yyear , experiencp e Year round and makes his business calls in a office that he "But when he comes home for the summer, all bonellla Can Pert-ame (vehicle auppHed) NOTICE TO work plua Career Opportunity rents for (US a month. that changes. He's occupied with more creative Mutl have vaUd drivor'a Itoanat RITA SPINNER. 842-38*1 and a dean driving record No And rather than pay 1700 for an electrical line things. He reads I OWfilnip Acirny HEIRS ASSEMBLER — Eletfo/ Mocnan- Cuatomer experience required Tho Deny TownaMp EngMaar of the fkm ol REPRESENTATIVES Exp. In toWarlng, reading aaponatWrlllee. Thi. entry-level RtglMlt. One Regular Plata. and then monthly electricity bills, Haley burns AjtAlthough h Mrs. Haley said she likes the pioneer T 8 M Aeoocl.to., ConauWng OR SUCCESSORS IN RIOHT •. aaaambUng circuit poaltlon require, you lo ba par Shrawtbury. NJ. Apply In paraon ' Municipal Engineer., have $1,000 worth of butane and kerosene a year. spirit, she said she also has come to understand TITLE. OR INTEREST board. Full M. poaltlon Exc aonabie. hava excellent .palling 7 am.-9 a.m. I filed In the office of tald SUPERIOR COURT naflla. Apply Electro tmputaa. abWty. and to type at lean 35 Equal Oppty Employer M/F "I had very little reason to use a phorie until the problems of independent living. englnoar at 1030 HIgfiwoy 33, OF NEW JERSEY tend roaume to 118 Chaamut Mlddtoti.n, Naw Jaraey, and CHANCERY DIVISION . Red Bank. No cam. pleat* DRIVERS — Tractor uaHar Once, when she had a crucial appointment, her may ba impacted by proepoctrv. MONMOUTH COUNTY O.E. Hera In our modern offlca. con- dump. Growing company. Call '" during buemeee houre. 741-8473. car wouldn't start. She was alone, she had no PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on ASSISTANT SAILBOAT HlOOER veniently located, you'H moat the Worldwide birthrate drops r. will be turnrahad with a March 25,1335 ll la Ordered lhal phone and the highway was more than a mile Sailing knowtodga a muat. day-to-day cheHartgee In our DRIVERS — Tandom dump oopy of ttt# coK dt Rtla Spinner alleged In tha com. aet-paced. busy environment trucka Growing company Call and plan, by ma anglnaar upon mt bo dapandabla Call WASHINGTON (AP) - The world's birthrate away. plaint filed herein to be the per- 530.5300 741-8473. OVOpOF HOBCSJ and p*lyrT>4Kll Of B Dn and intaraat haraln, Show Won leach you everything you has dropped from 29 to 27 births per 1,000 people "I put a pair of Levls on under my dress, nonr*tond«Ma charge of sixty Ctuao before ma Superior Court ASSEMBLY — M/F. WW train need tokno w lor int. diversified, DRIVER — Ftortat. 3-4 daya a tfONsVt (MOOD) to ttefny 11* week, 3-4 hour, a day You mini jumped on a horse, galloped to the road and tried of Now Jaraay on Moy 17.1385 at nlereulng Job. since 19U, largely thanks to sharp curbs on .00 am m lha forenoon or aoon llordan PI off Shrewaoury ba flexible Can 871-03*5 China's population growth, a private population to wave a car down," she said. Proposal* muat ba mad* on thereafter aa countel may be v. Shrewabury. 342-5080. EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI — th« Mandsvd Proposal fwma in a heard, why tha Court ahouM not 3800.00 par 100. guaranteed study group reports. "Everyone thought I was nuts - this lady on manner daatgnattd tn tha con- 10 Rita Spmner'a dower Good aalary and axcallanl bon- tract documantc. muat eMa. Bond brief toner or raauma payvnant. No anpaftanoa/Mo The Population Reference Bureau reports that horseback trying to wave a car off the road. After Honed and Frank lo: DEPT 12 or can 342-4000, eeleo. Detent tend eetl-ad- In to ir about 20 cars had passed, I finally got someone • n. _ Ext. 252, Mon .-Frl.. from 8:30 to China is currently averaging 19 births per 1,000 el. good and vend true to 0am Qualified applicant, only ELAN WAL- 518 to stop and help, but it wasn't easy," she recalled. r and tha nama of tha uch land, and premlaee known 3418 Entarprlte Rd. residents, down from 23 only two years ago. a. 313 Navaalnk River Road. ATTENTION! Ft. Pierce, Fl 13432 With one-fifth of the world's population, Maybe so, but at least, said her husband, "I to Townahlp of MtaoMown and » i m IlllJIt rh Pieaaa mention THE REGISTER muat DO accompanied by a ownamp of OOo. y an replying to a Ra ENTRY LEVEL TRAINEES — changes In China's population have far-reaching don't get interrupted in the middle of a good steak Statement ol Content of Surety d Monmouth. SUM ol Naw Jar employment ad. The Register Statewide Corporation haa aav- by the ringing of a phone." from a .urely company 1 Register Plaza aral fun/part Una opening. effects on world averages. euthorlied to do Duwneee In the TTORNEY - Newly admitted or 87.13 alerting rate. Applicant, State of Now Jeraey, ecoepiabk. 2 yoert exp. Monmouth Court- Shrewsbury, NJ muat ba courteoua, hard work- to tha Township ol Mlddlaiowr 80 OHief PubHc Notices Law Firm. Good Marling aalary Ing, and High School grade. Call and a bU guaranty to tha Town- 07701 747-8538 10 to 1 p.m. ahlp of MMdMown tor not lea. SUPEMon COURT N-4S4. Tha Dairy Reegltler Equal Oppty Employer than ton of the amount bid ex OP NEW J hreweburyanbury,. NJ 07701. COLLEGE STUDENTS — Part EXPERIENCED oept that tha bid guaranty neat LAW DIVISION TTORNEV - 3-yeara litigation Brno potrUona m aalea or delivery DRY CLEANINO PRESSER Cambridge decides not exceed 120.0* 00 MONMOUTH COUNTY xportonoo. Monmouth County al tho BRIGHT ACRE. Flexible Can 342 3553 puexrc MOTICS Tho award of tha contract for Docket No. L-18417-33 Law Fkm. Excellent eatery a weekday, to potMblo lull time ATLANTIC HtOHlANDS — thie work wMI not be made unit CIVIL ACTION benefit. Send reaume to:Bo x tummer foba. 747-3383. ATTENTION ig and work ttia nacaaaafy fufwa ttava baar UDOMENT TO ASSUME 1. The Oaky provtdad by tha TownaMp < REAL ESTATE SALES WOOD. JAHOS. BROEOE t Shrawtbury, NJ 07701 RESIDENTS MMdMown in a lawful mannar COMPANY CAR whether to become Tn* Town»wp or anjlnaac f • WMHT NEW 1985 OLDS •arv* tha rtght to raqutr* a com 73 RMraMe Avenue Pott Offlca Box 3458 2 qualified aatot rapt to tut out ATTENTION our fuN tervlce office Extensive MIDDLETOWN atatamant from proapacth* Md Red Bank. Naw Jeney 07701 EruabMh A Guam. 201) 747-4411 NEED - AmbWout. marketing dara enowlng mat may haw aal Attorneyl tor Plainllfl TINTON FALLS N THE MATTER OF alao want to loaa weight. Call refugee sanctuary Apnis '•"S3 nalura required before SSI. CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN 3>-vlS3 mil. your Income by our limited EATONTOWN forma or DRAKE Haff concept of duality not TTENTrON - Want to toaa 1 CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP) - refused to provide special status to IMHuM PlalntM walght? And tool good? Earn 3? Quantity Only 2 poeWona open SHREWSBURY TMa matlar being brought 3*73f 737-4387 -"4 If you're motlwotod to bo In tho About 5,000 Latin Americans who the Central American refugees, rtght It a»o raatrvod to before the court by Chrletopher ' money bracket for 1385 can HAZLET rafaat any or a3 bldt or towahe r UTO MECHANIC - Muat know arguing that most came to United Stephen Drake by duly verified confldenuel mtorwlaw. Harry claim to have fled political per my sfipminaaaaa wnara aucn MI complaint lor a judgment break. 8 front end 3 hava own Lolghton ol 733-2222. If you h*»* a good pftorw vote* H.S.. 335-10 - M- I . * . I •••••! - — H> sscatkm la their native countries States for economic reasons. Last Ovr*vSBWTy ISJ nOI OaWrlfriajnia^ IJQ fr> authorlilng him 10 ateume tha tool. WW train in other ar •nd would Hk« to Mrn M> «rtra taal Maraat of mo TownaMp CONCRETE EATERS WANTED •7041SO wwkfy *vid your* HITH of Cnrtatophar osaphan xc working condition. Paid — Concrete core drilling and have been quietly welcomed Into month, the government's chief im- H.S *« bf tictrvtd by iha Tha right I. Mao rtaanrtd to In Drake McQkjin, and It appearing vecaUone. Good aalary and high MssHiWa ft-t pm owonrnoa and I tertiary ol ttw HtHfat craaaa or dacraaaa ma quan commMalon. Call Bill lor Inter •awing experience helpful. Con- Sat AM. wm may hava an this university city, and the City migration official said the adminis- to mo Court mat ha hat oompuae tact BM M44173. I up Boarrfol Education at wtm the provlaiont of N.J.S.A view 871-2415. miaraaMna pan-um* too for you Council votes today on whether to tration had been unable to confirm 2A 52-t ol «eq.. and lha rule, CONSTRUCTION - Learn the Blddar. it required to comr. any widespread persecution of refu- Rood. Hanat, Now Jaraay 0TT30 govarnlng the count ol the 8tata AUTO MECHANIC rapldty growing gtaae 8 Alum CALL tHANC TODAY make the welcome a matter of an or before Apm 13, 1838ty wWl lha requlramant. of PL of Now Jortey. end the Court Claa. B with own tool. Must ba trade. Mu.i be Mght and wWng • lilhlln mill-.. gees who had been sent back to their Tueeday) 01 MO pm. pievalkng 1S7S, c 127 tnd PL. 1377, c. 33 being latMted that there are no mature minded end reliable to work. WM train Can 371-8382 542-8880 panne policy. ' In SMlBhTWl Bj fagei Oh SBSCtiAClBl rTMBW78ltf -3 pm only. native lands. __ paid not _ The council hi due to vote on a man »egee "Mad In the Prev.ll INDEX In December, the Immigration M W*a sWaa^MCoMpf>A# vj3nsoh rttsiy — -a Rate Datarmmallon BARPERSON — Exporianoad dralt people, but people Ex proposal to declare Cambridge a II M on thlt 23m day of Maren Plaaae can 530-8500 for and Naturalization Service opened a >• obtained from the Baard of- to Chapter ISO of the perlenced only 372-1231 after 1, •88. ntorvlew. aok for manager. sanctuary for illegal Immigrants to. on any weekday IMood.y ADJUDGED that Chrlmpnor detention center la Boston's North nO THE MAYOR ANO COOK — Experienced fua 3 pan ILEQAISI from Guatemala. El Salvador and Stephen Drake ba and ha hereby End. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF . authorlmd to aatuma the BOYS/GIRLS •ma. Inquire within Brlody .. 132 THE TOWNSHIP Of MIDDLE E. River Rd.. Rumaon. Haiti. nama of Chrleloprier Stophan 6. Uxa and Found Anne Shumway, a member of TOWN Drake McQkXn from and after 7th thru 10th grades "The purpose, fundamentally, Is JAMES f MAMER. MAYOR April ST. 1S8S. which dale than WORK AFTER SCHOOL S SAT CUSTOMER SERVICE 9 SoacaintjtJcal Refugee Alert, an organization that LAWRENCE J. CELLA to have the city not participate in not balaaa man 30 daya from tha EASILY EARN 340 TO ISO 12. Travel Titraoonakon raises ball for refugees, said the Mg 1M or mom Of UK) corpor- TOWNSHIP CLER intfy of final Judomant narain VEEKLV NO TRANSPOR- circulation dapt Muat hava 15 horuOBn harassing undocumented aliens who ation or parmaraNp Apr. 3 334 M »td mat wtwn 20 daya ol antri TATION NECESSARY, HOW action represented a stepping up of A daaoaa. ol 10* or ina Mai Itaara Ik3 pm are here for political reasons," said the government's campaign to root tM KM form of • carMad n rh» judgment to bepjoamr! Alice Wolf, a city councilor who chack or a DM bond tor 10% ol i m the Dally Regittar and out aliens. tha Md aha* accompany ma I NOT A PAPER ROUTE O MOTtCB TO n 46 daya attar antry of MORE INFORMATION CALL sponsored the sanctuary resolution. niOQmani« na anaa nia juoymsxi "We know that there is a real __ wtm N.J.SA. 542-8384. MR. TAYLOR. 51 "I believe we have an obligation to •Jadpropota tnO an amoavn of puoftc«iifOf DATA ENTRY drive around the country to deport ifrs-11 at «aq.. ma law agama byr Mm a TmnaNTown p PurchaaMg wtm the Clerk d the Court and CARRIER WANTED cauaa a crimed copy of ma or delivery In tha Rumapn-Fal shelter people who are being per- these people whose only crime is Again 01 tha Tonnchlp ol HUdW: 52 BauysningyChiM C town, Menmoum County, Naw jmani IO oa nrao wrin ITH Haven area. Approximately 1'4 Expending kata antry org. la 53 OomesscHelp secuted in other countries." that they are trying to save their Secretary ol Stale to 1 hour, par Jay. About 3201 *akmg EXPERIENCED OPER or month. Itollopto car a muat aoRS for fua and part ante poa- 54 SitiMont Wanted The proposed resolution states own lives," she said. wevon in. Roadway hnprovfj Benedict R Nlcoala. J.s C manta. and opanad and raad tn Apr. 3 32033 or Information call: Si rBont on 2ND and 3RD ahMta. hmkt that agencies and employees of the 542-8880. Excellant aalary and benefit. In Cambridge, a city of 98,000 that rutotte at USSutomn Ttmnahip 55 Siluanons Urtnled UM city of Cambridge, "to the extent IAW. Krnoa niajnway ano 56 Situanorn Winaxl is home to Harvard University and origin, tnd aga. •pay 3o, W4dd*s)iJO'*Tti. r*a»t j# Mtle/FemaM legally possible," will not assist In TMrtahtlinaM n CAREER the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- on Friday. Apm 2S. 1MSat tOO CMF CORP 57 Child Care/ fajrsery anyoralpropoaalal prcpaaalt and to -aha - pn.aiang tmtai or aa federal investigations involving al- anylnlormMIIHalnl OPPORTUNITY Schools nology, an estimated 3,000 Central 6 Lost and Found 583-3660 leged violations of immigration law. Americans and at least 2,000 Hai- Moaroootal will bo aeoapttd Contract document, and plane IN Equal Oppty Employer M/F In addition, it says the city will FREE FOUND ADS DAY CARE GROUP TEACHER 61. Business Opportunity tians are living In fear of deporta- aflar Ita Iknt daalanatod torth a for the propoaed work, prepared Certified, early childhood educa- by Richard M Schull. P.E.. L S At a aarvtce to our community ADVERTISING 62 Mortgages not use lack of US. citizenship as tion, said Jeb Brugmann, director of tion 33000-MOOO Call 63 Money To loan » of ma UM ToanahU Mlddtotown Townahlp Acting Tho Daily Rtgitltr I. offering 741-4313. grounds for withholding any ser- the Cambridge Commission on Nu- Board ol Education Townahlp Engineer of the firm o FREE 3-llne FOUND ad for SALES 64 Money Wanted Sugana A. Konopackl. daya under our Lott A Found DAY CARE AIDES vices from Cambridge residents. T 8 M Aatoctolaa, ConauWng clear Disarmament and Peace I Municipal Engineer., hava Are you S3 35 par hour Dalad April 3. 1SSS Mar appreciate, you and not Jual a fob? Do you hava CaH 741-4313 71 MtrcnnMe tor SaM Refugees may not be seeking medi- Education. m Mad In tha office ol aak) WW do Ita part m lino Apr.3 engineer at 1080 Highway 33 experience In edvamalrig tatoa 72. Gangt/Ytru Sale cal treatment or sending their Ing tna original owner Pteae. The Deny end Sunday AegMet DELI. — M/F. Exp. or will train One purpose of the Cambridge Hlddletown.Now Joraay, an. call ut at 342-1700 haa an .xc.ll.nl opportunity for Buay Dell Flexible hre. Some 73 Mtchinary For Salt children to school out of fear of wtikendl. 13 yra. or order. '4 Stnul Service resolution, Ms. Wolf said, is to 2»Ha«lal ' during bujrteu hour. CABBAGE PATCH DOLL an advertising apace account ox being deported, Wolf said. ecuttve Aaalgnad to a territory 747-0782 between 8 am-1 pm. 7S Firm Equipmanf highlight the plight of the refugees rawwbofumlenedwtth •Ing from Sarah al Country you wW carl on local buatnataaa PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that copy of the contract document. Club Apia, on Mon.. April 1. II DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full or 7b Auction Sim In the past few years, about 200 so that the federal government will helping them to plan and ax ll. r>«I md Li«Mor' the underalgned haa applied to and plena by the engineer upon you know whore lha don that hat acute their edvertlaing pro pan time Buay Orthodontic Of- churches and synagogues na- be forced to take seriously their lha Wannloo Soa/d of tna Town* proper notice and payment of brown hair In pigtail, a with a grama. noa naada bright energetic por- 78 Amnfl ehlp of HaUM for anopton ap- • Mbto charge ol forty pacifier it pleeae can 342-3751 eon. School trained or ex- tionwide, including the Old Cam- 79 Swap or Eichtngt request (or political asylum. proval and tor wlanoaa from no tvo dollar. (345 00) to defray lha Tho don waa a birthday proem perienced only. AH Information 80 BcycleiAtini Brkts Tha right paraon could move u held In confidence Exc aalary bridge Baptist Church here, have Of Section 317 4 and tor her 10th birthday Sarah I 81 SporK Equtpmenl The wording of the resolution, »ropoaaH muat bo mode on heartbroken over her low. quickly while earning a Ml.r and benefit. Rod Bonk 114.3-13 of the Zoning Or*- 82 Swimming Poors declared themselves sanctuaries based on the one passed in Berkeley, nenoa ao ae topermi t e totare a i atondard Ptopoeol forma in NO QUESTIONS ASKED! 747-3100 of 12.000 equaro tool whom 83 C8t. Cltctomct and opened their doors to Central has undergone scrutiny by city DOG 3/27 ABERDEEN - Adu We ara a part ol e top-n DENTAL HYOIENI9T — Flexible 20,000 equate teat to required, trad document., mu.t hour. Experience pi atoned, but 84 Uerchandrse Warned American refugees. roar tetoock of M toot whore IS mare trl-colered beagle. Owner Fortune 500 madia and o attorneys, but proponents acknowl- llllll coll Ateodated Humana ucoo. compacompany mart on 741-8040 85 Price Butler toot to required and olghl parking bearing tho name and addreaa of In February, city councilors in edge that its significance Is largely •pace, wrier. 3 ar. required .nd Society 0220100 tho move TMTM a la an excellenll t DENTAL ASSISTANT — Atoo ro- the blddar and the name of the opportunity Berkeley, Calif., declared that city symbolic. tordeugnvrelverutore.rpl.nl- won on the outakto. addftttid OOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS — ceptUMtt dune. Need paraon to 101 D mge on aiemlooe tocotod on to Townahlp of MMdUtown an trull Ian female mixed Pug run part lime but growing or- 102. HouMstaRenl a sanctuary. Beyvlaw Avanua, HaHet. Naw Owner plaatt call Ataodaled If you ara Inter ..ted In a career thodontic office. Low-key con- "It's a humanitarian effort that must Da aooOf^p#nH>o by - lalec Ilka mealing pa~- 103 Rentals to Share Those Involved in the sanctuary Jereey. known aa Block 213. Lot Statement of Content of Surety Hurnana Society, 322-0100. genial etmoaphere. 20-25 hour. when people flee war and come to 4, 4-A and 5 on tho Tax Map Irom a surely compan ggteoahio. aal per weak. Experience preferred, 104. wimt Rmws movement contend the Reagan ad- wruch I. within 100 M of prop- authorttod to do DueMeee In the FOUND 2//t — Black 1 brown ad altitude. Wrtta Frank Bottone but wa gladly tram tna rightper - 10$. Summet Rentals Cambridge we are not going to male Oerm.n Shepherd Pen ol Tho Ragltter, 1 Regular Plan art. owned by you. Two appeal to Stale of Naw Joraav, i. 841-3014 106. Furnished Rooms ministration is violating the Refu- cooperate in turning people back to the Townahlp of chain attached to collar Hwy 34 Shrewtbury. NJ. 07701. 107 Nutiing/Ritirimenl now on the Secretary', calendar. S Schanck Rd.. HdmdM. Owner DENTAL ASSISTANT ge* Act of 1980 by deporting illegal and a public hearing, haa been and a bM guaranty to tha Town- Homes over to the governments from which ahlp al Mrddtewrm lor not leu or good norm Wartoy or Malar We are an Full time Exp. ordered lor April 11. 1SS8, at Equal Opportunity Employer 105. Commercial RanlaJs aliens from Haiti and Central they fled," said Nancy Ryan, direc- 3:30 p.m. prevailing time, In the then 10% of tho amount bid .« 284-8538 or I 8-2524 cept that tha bid guaranl 109 BuiWings/GtreoK America, and that those who are tor of the Cambridge Women's TownaMp Hall. HI Middle Road. FOUND — Orange .tripped I Hariat, Now Jaraay at •' not exceed 330.000 00 ten. about 3 mo., old. At Rogi SI HtlpWanttd 51 HalpWantad 110 WanleOtoRem deported face further persecution, Commission. you may appear erther , The award of the contract fo Park, Rumeon. 342-3502 torture and death. The federal act or by agent, or attorney and title work will not be mada um "The city has a long tradition of preeent any objection which you tha ntcoattry funda hava bean FOUND — Part Baaaatl Hound 130 Open Mouses extends legal asylum to those flee- may have to ovtdtd by the Townahlp ol part Beagle mala dog 131 Houses For Stle people coming here to flee per- MdMown In a lawful manner Shrewsbury 4/2. Wearing g( 132 Condominiums/Town ing political persecution or "well- nyton collar. Can 747-8483. secution," said Wolf. "We must not TNa noaco la aanad upon you The Townahlp or engineer r. founded fear of persecution." by Ordar of lha Planning Board. aarvo tha right to require a com LOST 3/25 — In Atlantic High 133. Income Property turn our backs on those who follow." prate financial and experience SAWYER. GALE 1 DOYLE landa, 3/23. Fawn colored 134. Farm Property The Reagan administration has Attornav. lo. Appllc.nl, ttatoment from proapacthra bid mined, mala dog. Medium .lied dare Wowing that may have te Call 2554434. 135 Commercial Properly BV: JEFFREY B. OALE MecKrlly completed work ol tha 136. Industrial Property naturo required balor LOST — on Beacon Hill Rd 2SI4 HUwaylSS MorganvWa on 3/25 Keyehond 137. Lots and Acreage lurnlehmg propoeel form, 138 Mobile Homes ipacrttcattoos, oc bavora awi Femole black 3 grey dog. Jual Crime victim turned Ha>M. Now Janty 07730 •^looolrai had ttornuch operation, rx 139 Cemetery lots April 3 SIS 48 madicatton, Cati ft44vOD»4. 140 Reel Estate Warned rtght la alto raaarvad raioct any or ai bM* or to wah LOST — Medium tua Nk/wht 2S1 UWH SHver any totormawtaa whsjra such tn male dog Mamo-Chlppy 152 Boats end Accessories for maiiiy it not datftfwantal to tha word. Vicinity of Port Monmouth 153 Camping Equipment sleuth faces charges bsMi mtar MI ol th« Townahl 737-3377. Tha rtght <• akw raaatvad tot n 154. RectMiionel vehicles TAKE NOTICE that on the 2nd craw i or dacraaaa lha quan LOST — Largo Tiger cat stack 3 day of Apm. 1883. tho Planning ', wMto pawa- Narvta ChartH HIALEH, Fla. (AP) - A crime house was upside-down, she said. ttt*a« apacWad in tha mannar Board of the Borough UMO Sil- daatQnBssfd In tha apasrlftcaiior weak. RE 220 Winter) Airtomotve victim turned amateur detective "Everything was gone." ver adopted a reeoEnton grent- Bidder, ara raqukad toco m 230 Construction Equip mg approval of tha eppUcatton of ty with tha requirement, of P rrtenl faces a possible life sentence on The family estimates the total Tho TrJbol., Inc. tor anal alto LOST — Female kitten, 3-9 moo 1375. c. 127 and PL. 1377, c. 33 OK) Black, orange 4 while col CAREER 240 Auk) Financing charges of kidnapping two men he loss was $90,000 - including gold plan appfoval and ocanttnQ 4 par kmTverlence and certalnde- Tha auootaatul Mddar am 250. Auto Insurance eyaa. Black 8 pink noaa. Taken claimed burgled his home. Jewelry that Mrs. Torres had for tton wahrare ao aa to permit .p- required to comply with 260 Auto Renl/lette pacant to develop the eubfect provialofvfj of tha Naw alafa from home on 27 Eaaex St. E "It's a big, unfortunate mess," sale, cash from a week's sales and Prevening Wage Act. Chapter Koaneburg. Family heartbroken OPPORTUNITY 270 Aulo Services/Pans prooarty cofrimonty known al the family's personal Jewelry. There 180 of tho Lawa of 1083. affective SI0 reward. Anewera to kitty or 280 Motorcycles said Gary Venema, a police detec- 5-5T^COurch SirMt. Lima Sllvar baby 737-7522 290 Trucks tnd Trailers was no Insurance. and daalpnttad on ma Tan Map tive In this community adjoining aa Lota Sand 6. Stock 40 BYORDER OF THE MAYO LOST — Shoe Sat.. Mar. 30 300 Auiot For Seie ANO TOWNSHIP COMMITTE IN Miami. "It appears that this is She called the Hialeah police, who A oopy of tha approving Rotol- mala cat. while long-haired with utton tnd ai raralad dooumania OF THE TOWNSHIP O orange tall and head. 6 toe. on KMYOWU another case of a citizen doing what took a report, but said she forgot to ara on Ma wtm tha Board Sac MIDOLETOWN each front paw. Vicinity of 1 rWRatTMY ratary and may ba axammad dur- JAMES F. MAHER. MAYO CharMe St. Kaanaburg police get paid to do. Somebody tell them about the unfamiliar car. LAWRENCE J CELL ADVERTISING ing rtgutar buatntta hour*. 438-3053 after 7 p m. fftfraun could get killed. People could get Last week, while cleaning out her 0.WW: Apm 3. 130S TOWNSHIP CLEft Trie Daily Regmet will not be Young.Koot * MMapaugh. PC Apr. 3 334 9 Spaclal Notlos responsible lor more then one hurt." purse, she found the grocery receipt By Fradartta W. Roaa, Eaq. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT JOBS SALES incorrect mserton of eny td- with the lag number on the back Anomay torApplican t Antonio Torres, 35, was held Tho Taltota. Inc 2«0 OthBf Public Nolle. 312.000 to 33.000 Avail. «ertisemenl and only when it She didn't call the police. area t overeaael Some materially ilfects the nine of without bond yesterday on two Apr. 3 S3 72 Are you interested in a career and not just a job? teeta or walling Intel Plua full me td II it conttlna en error counts of armed kidnapping, and "I knew they weren't going to do benefit.! Cell refundable on fob Do you have experience in advertising sales'* Ttw call cltssitied 23» Long sVanch Into 312-833-4333 Ext'E-IOOM single counts of aggravated assault, anything about it," Mrs. Torres Daily and Sunday Register has an excellent op- All ads are rettided lo then Federal. Stale. 3 civil Joba now portunity for an advertising space account ex- proper classification tod sal resisting arrest and a violation of said. "Can you Imagine how many available in your area Cat CIVIL ACTION ecutive Assigned to a territory, you will call on in the regular O»ry Regimr gun laws. Each kidnapping count burglaries there are in Miami, every JUOOMSNT TO ASSUM t-813-538-3304 for Info 24hr. eaatod btae am bo teeehwd al local businesses, helping them to plan and execute style ot type. rVghl is racanrea carries a possible life sentence upon day, every hour?" me affloaa of the City of Lon I WILL NOT — Ba reeponaibte for lo KM or rtttct any copy or Branch Board ol Education, WOOD. JAHO8. SROEOE any debta other than thoee in their advertising programs. conviction. Instead, the couple tracked the •Mat End Court. Long Branch WIOHT currad by myatlf. Robert * 3d. Now Jarot no MaMar thaman Tueeu - 178 flveralde Avanua Qrothueen, PO Box 317, K< Torres' wire Anna Maria, 39, says car down. A friend told them he had day. Aprtl 1338 al 2 00 p m Pool Ofltoa Bos 3458 port The right person could move up quickly while she was driving away from their seen it parked at a- nearby trailer Nad Bank. New Jereey 07701 TO PLACE (201) 747-4411 MRS. SYLVIA earning a salary and commissions home March IS when she saw an park. "5at tow AHornaya for Ptatnttff YOUR IN THE MATTER OF unfamiliar black car near the house. On Friday, Torres visited the SpacMcatlona may PSYCHIC READINGS CLASSIFIED tamed by aoplyMg at lha office ol JAMES MATTHEW DRAKE. 775-9572 We are a part ol a top-rated Fortune 500 media and She returned an hour later as the car trailer park, his wife said. He found lha Board Secretary ol mo Board .minor. communications company that's on the move. This AD was pulling away. of Education. 8 Waal End Court. MRS. SYLVIA is an excellent career opportunity the car's driver, announced he was Long Branch, Now Jartay 07740 Jamee Matthew Drake, by h CALL THE Suspicious, Mrs. Torres, a part- from out of town and said, ''some- Bid. muu be aubmlnad In parent end guardian. Mar READINGS If you are interested in a career in sales, like ACTION-LINE and dronnctfy Joenn McOMrn. having T.rot Card.. A.trology 3 Palm meeting people, have an aggresive, sales-minded time Jewelry saleswoman, wrote the one told me you had some Jewelry appucavon lo mu Court by duty 542-1700 monad with ma nama ol ma altitude. Write Frank Bottone. The Register. One automobile's tag number on the to sell." _ _ rnimami - akidgman 775-9572 MONDAY-FRIDAY Md la due. Work Oyartoat'Sn.OOO-BSO.OOO Register' Plaza, Shrewsbury, N J 07701 ._i of a grocery receipt. aulhoiulng htm I Blldiri are rooulrad to oomp- name of Jama. I • bonue. For into can 8:30-5:00 "When I opened my door, my ry w«n ma lequaemaMe af PL McOtow. and n appearing to 1317) 333-3300 EM 342 MONDAY. APRIL 8. 1985 si HIP Wanted Si Help Wanted ji Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted 51 Htip Wanted 51 Help Wanted SALES HELP-Fuaijne AJPly MACHINIST PERSON-Te learn euto 4 gen- RECEPTION/SECRETARY BALIS PERSON - !•• Maaa In** Fun benaata 4 777 Shrewsbury only. Be your own See*. Red Fae Bne peMBMi to bekitor 1 immune win tar reiea ap- •HOBS Hourtas Bank matin. MUM heee a w- Caa *4S-*SC». Jontund. AaanacataeaCo.. paeneaa a TV. Ouiwiiiaeiiii • Srwewebury _ 11 Mapto Av* , Rad Bank eeteT mt necee* towwe, C«a U0-14IT aftof a. pareon or can MAINTENANCINTENANCE TRAINEE tome, Stt So. Laurai Ava. Hei- Can Kathy SALES - Eapartonoa Phone INSULATION APPLICATOR are quMMU you a* re- W 10 to 4 PIZZA MAKER — iJUMrtonoad •ormarvrvwwe »n»ch*n t?>-32»f' ™», oo«slors Abtoto wor k on New aonatruMton In Monmouth ".HO"..; -.^ ,,, , only Fuji ttne. I days Sun/Mon sssT .. _• •— Call 11500 oar month tor 1 " I Msm St. CU*Tt' ' »law»*sa*s • • **^^w a MtUM M M4MM^ SWOO**4 QOP0 Hton. A! ahMa. Apply In person "tsr "—let HlgMands Nursing PIZZA S SUB) MAKER - Part RH/LPN M/F - Days. M. 4W-T— S*MI our 2SK.cS% *. I MMdeMown Ave . A*an- w e *.m. a » p.m. W. Call 741-2073 ,•» ac Highland*. Melt. toFrl. Ito4 •>••-•"*• rmn aenwa? ajVX] V • SALES PERSON Cetana Agency _ _ a.m. EOE reM. Pieraasd b OPERATIONS ABS1STANT SCF. 717-1100 Pert Sme and « am* mghts SECRETARY - Full ame. MANAGEMENT •d. Can IT/IMS 'ART TIME/FULL TIME POSV PIZZA MAKER — Eap'd. Full 4 ATTENTION! MliliHsto.n Law oeioa. U- FLORAL UnHNCI - Or ert Through pumoaon* and ea- TION WITH A FUTURE Oe- pan Urn*. InQuVa wWun Brlody'a. UN - m 11to 7 every eetar ueilanoa preejrred. but net re- panMBna, an* of th* neaona Sal a Sun. QBBBalonM ee- THIKCOelTER . anna Hn«M»» rm porturutytor tak e energe paraon lit E Paver Ro . Rumoon. Asansc Hlgh- gS-T^.—emuei LABORER NCEDCD T77- .— • -Ml Mm.. K.. «•«» wgm as. k> eeae « Far tree aamtoa. Wat mm. 4W -yWown hw. CO SSO-WO1 Ca> uo-nu «l »«h-vtnaga- 022 So. LsuM A vs. HsUat. N.J LAO4EE' LOCKER ROOM - At- RNB/LPNS - Fua a pen sme- Mndant naaeas. Na aap. naaaaa- eonM 4 typmg okas a must onS-ii.end n. NMMa Country Oh*. Can Band raaume to WPORTERB - Haadsdto cov i u-7 snns. la*, wtory * ben- 3s-Sir a •421111tor appt . deaang m an ante* or op- CVBERESOURCE. 4S Hawthorns aets Brnimdall Nursing Cantor. Bhieaibury AW*, Shreaetury. MMlMia. ffwiakani eatery and Rd.. Red Bank. N.J. 07701 tot Tha DaJy Rsgutar Semes- Cat Ml 1100tor *PK OAS ATTENDANTS - now ec- LANDSCAPE HELP WANTED benaete Contact RJchard Kums paeejej anfiaiwauiie tor tui 4 Stan Apra 1. Good pay Ben-at201-341-eee0toansngslnlsr ORDERLY - Fun Urn* 7 «o 3 doni can HrlW. J«W Bunooo, BMtord. "ntal rOOe^trVfjEi via p#>F1 **mej refjap view EOE. HUP. ahm. Apply In parson Asenec You wMba running Cj rrTMmSui*) and Haatol wanted CMI S71-SSS4. HlgMand* Nursing Homo. I ptoeto Jan e Foderaro. CMy Edt- your own buMnea* wee* aermng Ap©ty IInn p^f iO W*Jy 3o MARINE MECHANIC — Highly MldMMOwn Ava. MtoMto High- LANDSCAPE a OAROEN CTR tor, Boa O-4OS. Th"e Denay Raily Res | aapananoaa-. OMC Outboard. lanaa. Mon-Frl, sto 4 . tor, Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. naming and IMM aipa yeuareMtoaM 11 yearaoteand man Qood pay OHM 'ANTRY PREP WORK — Wega We're Equal Opportunity Err Bry e Marina. 775-73*4 dapsnoi on sap. Apply In paraon ptoyer* M/F. Mavaalnk Country Club, MkMto- Ta Men up. can Ma-4O00. In. •GAS* LANOSCAPER - Law. paraon MECHANK/WELOER — For RIAL ESTATE SALES - We wanted. Fua or part ame. pay erne* mdualrlal Co In So Brunt have 2 STATION •nek. Fua oma poanlon Can SALES Uoanaa not a muM. U0-2ST4 STOCK RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES ATTENDANTS HMM1. PART TIME CASHIERS LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCI MECHANIC — Cla*a A or B AFTERNOONS 1 p m to 5 p.m. Fun and pan ems hours ay**- WOMEN (MEN Muot nav* uou * ratorano**. or EVES • p m. to I p.m. pkie REAL ESTATE SALES — Th* ntweum • KUCAL TBMKm»wnm.mnim.*. COMPANY — Ha* ipoawana to. BanalttB Indudad Salary com- Saturday mornings I s mto 1 Edward w. Coem Agency In but ww tram right Individuate. You Motmdsi is cumney sssking Explora the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this "" jrato with wparlano*. p m II Jobs avSebto. Earn la kd WM to MM maCompany discount Apply m per- torepe. lalaiy. 542-0000 Mlar I. J A R Sunoco ISO Hwy M, per hr. plus bonus No aa- aon: DIRECTORY, and pteaae mention The Reglater. LAWN MAINTENANCE HELP- parlanoa naoaaaary. We »•> tram sgraaMvi *a*ncy. The o«toa I* m markaans. Must ba: Over II, PEROAMENT MECHANIC — Or machanca Full or part time MuM Hera druara manaa a a «« •mcuujts. and bright. Caa 1071 Rl IS, Heatot Nursing Ospl to wort Can 741-B4U O> helper. Apply at MS Broadway. 747 aeoo _ jrssl asMuene eewMopnaw oprn M aS4-at*o PJLSA OROVE HEALTH ALL HEALTH CAM 74I-1»4» aflar a p.m. 10 > 4 pm Good salary & benefits PART TIME — Naad aatra cash? In me ares. Tha enrtonmanl la CARE CENTER SERVICES. MC Very rUoekxeeon In Red Bank LAWN MOWING t TFUMMWM - MEDICAL ASSITANT Work on home phono program. menoty and otters a solid oa> 51 Help Wanted • II Orssn Orova Road IS rUngsHwy portunity tor the oonaclanMoua Naptuno. NJ 077S3 HHIIUM I»T N.J. 07744 842-8S58 2 3 hr*. «ork. Riding Mm giMUnnjng posWon. Rapry wtt» Fkulbto. Earn upto St O pariiour grovMae. An. wgMara*. us raauma a istor*nc*ato: 8o > Can Barbara. 747-«leS. salsa sssocUts Our location Is 11011122-3400 (1011171-1400 Ban m-arai. F-433, Th* Daily Raglalar HciiMnt end we ottor smpto EXXON Company " f, 07701 'ART-TIME SECRETARY - •oor tima Contact Ed Collins or I LAWN MAINTENANCE With torn* bookkaaplng And Sutsnne Mian lor a conMantlal U.S.A. PEOPLE - And Oarenar. Fun oi MODELS - Workshop Canalso aqulpment oparMora Cad HEBISTEKD REPS A OMMon of laaen Carp. part Uma W.lo/hr to Mart 17 Harpara tor Iraa brochura M«-7ToO»4«-4O11 ParaonnM Dapl BAYSHORE An Equal Oaipry Employer M/F rra or aMar. l»1-»la aHar a. 747-10» Or 7E7-3141. REAL ESTATE PEOPLE CAM MilatUn Mann Service. PART TIME SERVICE TECH- mu vmyrm t\m Of SOUTH JERSEY. INC MCOS8 NuSSlNO SERVICES COMMUNITY OA8 STATION ATTENDANT - LEOAL SECRETARY - Per Pad MULTI-LITH — Praia operator NICIAN Vou'v* thouohl aboirt it. L*ft talli Major Wall St invest- 144 BroaMd SL/PBl/PO Boa S•*S » a***- a Weekend*, ha and pert •anmaarotitoaOooenciiniiai aoma a»p. nacaaaary, Apph If you smoy outdoor wwrk. era •bout li now Our offlc* M ona ol Bank. NJ 07701 HOSPITAL aWles) OOuf *v Mavv Of rvliiejlaj Mat-Kay Praaa. 37 Lowar Main tt* top 4 in m« fttd stonk mi— ment lirm with Mon- a UH Minimum 1 vr laoal aa- sarl-mothratod, fiava ctoan N.J (MiMil SB9-1iM 7J7 North Basil Smsst •we pay K 2»/nc Apply AT- oarlanoa In RaM EMU* araa drlvera llcanss and mechanical W •'• biJiy W« rxwd you. Cxc. mouth County location t lion tfeilninfl, KHVBtrCK ft QUMainOO Holmdsl. NJ 07713 LANTIC HIQHLANOS SHELL Salary oommanaurata wfth a>p . NEEDED — Mature minded par Ity. call LAWN DOCTOR i Ht ft QMnOO has opened a new oltice Mon.-Frl.. a am. 10 3 p.m oanarW Can 741-3302 SS1-17M availabtaailabaa wa currency have 7 M14700. sonto wor k In amaa Real Home MMWon-Ddlar sssoclatas Need 3 in Shrewsbury. We have join our staN ol LEOAL SECRETARY - Full Of Taking car* or Mdarly ladlea PART TIME AIDES - For school mofa E«parlaoc«d or baglnnara itt tkptn>ous)#9)pQQ ncldl openings lor a limited CRITICAL CARE NURSES typo vahlcto 4 hours p*r day HOME HEALTH AIDES ary. For buoy Freehold KM ftrm 7-^2«32-4tietor app t Apply In paraon S-S. Murphy But number ol positive, in- Inquire about our CENTURY 21 COZENS. R*sllora Mrs. cmadtoo Call J 4et-t700 Satvlca. 555 Hwy 35. Madia -Inoapsoosntly Ownso- telligent & highly CONVALESCENT weekend program NIQHT DESK CLERK & town, (behind Stparstoln*). 113 River Bd Fair Haven FAMILY a CHILDREN'S SERVICE OOLF COUMI WORKER - LEGAL SECRETARY — Part AUDITOR — 11pm-7am energetic sell starters 1S1 earn Avanue N*v**mk County dub. PoMWn •me. KM •ana area. Word pro- PART TIME DRIVERS - For 741-7e*> IHwy. M Jscqusliaa Owvsr MHO Immedfslery. Apply In Mon.-Frl Steady year Will be fully trained to W.NJ 077*1 Lang Branch, N J. 07740 MB achool buaas. Starts at Sft.40/hr. RECEPTIONIST - For buay lew (Mil 233-S100 ett Sand raaumato: M a Cotoman. round employmant Idea WIN train tor spatial Hcons*. firm. Typing skula measiary, offer (101|S4*-4n> (101) 73S-MM GRAPHIC ARTIST — Ejp'd PO Boa ea, PM ear*. NJ 07701 tor retired parson. Apply Start al one* Apply 1-5. Murphy Stono helpful. Call balween a a Inker, taut up, graphe, chart*, LOOM TENDER - For saoond In person from 3-5pm Bus Ssrvlc*. SSI Hwy. 315. 30 2S4-4474 asktor Nadln * eto. KnoMadga oftypa anting on Mlddletown (behind Slpers- TAX SHELTERS, •Mft WIN train. Can Arrow No phone calls. Howard tolna) RENTAL CLERK - Aggrsaslva EtM KuhUheu. RN. UN MCS dsslrsd Caa for ap Woven LabM CO.. 7oD-SSeo. p#r*ion wiHtHQ to ifjsrn Roniw In* IRAs, •National Nurss Itocruasr 741-1SS7 Johnson's Motor Lodge PART TIME - once daenlng. dustry Equip. S party rental*. Mr rOf UnuHelf/MfV. BeaffOWf) Jena green LUMBER VAN) - Hard-anrMng Rt. 35. Mlddlotown KEOQH8, MONMOUTH OROUNDSPERSONS paraon naaead In yardtor »aa> ; Hound* a OoeanDon ante. I MscMnlcM ability pretonad bul MUTUAL FUNDS, Prokaawnal RKrultor Needed, no *»p necaaaery anda a afMmoone PtiyMcM night, par weak. • pm-10 pm. not necessary Apply 45 OHDon RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER Nsvsslnk Country Club Caa •4 oo/hr MUM have phono and SI. Tlnton FeM, NJ 741-34S0 UNIT TRUSTS, ate. JERSEY SHORE •on raqmnd. Can HI J3«s car Can 747-I1M. S42-3111 lor appt M tor Rkh OR appr, In paraon RESTAURANT HELP NEEDED MEDICAL CENTEF MEDICAL CENTER « Marina Lumbar. ll» Ocaan PART TIME Last year the earnings ol MUMonSeeM HAIRDRESSER - Full or Pan- • — uaiiaiiuaiB, nwwiwv* Ava., So* EVIehl. ISIS Coraes Ava. ama. Exp. with toaowlng. bey* cooks, kltohsn help. Apply In our top 10 regional reps Red Bank, NJ 07701 S71-0SI*. *Mtor Lynn ! ana* Nsptun*. NJ 077SJ MAINTENANCE PERSON — Pan ATTENTION! pereon, Mon.-Frl., 1to S p.m S7 averaged iasi) sso-noo/itit (101177S4S00. En. SIS *J12. Una Sat a Sun. Eatontown Flral Av*. AbenUC Hrghl" " on.4nlghs>a BMpaMierS HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPER to Boa Z-413. Tha Ptoaaa mannon THE REGISTER INTRODUCING NJ. •manrapMngtoaRa ATTENTION! SI HelpWinted on ma 11to 7 ahm ATOM - Omrlng company. CM Four to hour snm CRITICAL CARE 741-S47J. 07701 $74,873 Chsa Car* Cantor par wmk on tha nlghi shm Ptoaaa mention THE REGIBTER all III Itotolkibliilln rn MAILROOM HELP WANTED — whan replyingto • RegMer HEAD COOK — Eepeoalr MMMBM arUfl 1to 3 day* par NURSES Free Perking 10 hour nejM SUM eMirteW' Prejp D^flOf •fnptoyfistMil ad. HoM/MoMaai. MuM ba raiabla a anp*f tanca nacaaaary • wrtll RN'S & LPN'S M/F PART-TIME CLERK-TYPIST - ctoan. 8and raeum* a ref*. to CERTIFIED Mon . Wad 4 Fcl. g-s. Pnona PART TIME CompMa trsMng program tram. Minimum wag* Call LPN'S S HEALTH AIDES Bo> F-4M, The Dally Regtotor 812 IH* balwun a am» am NURSE'S AIDES S42-1744tor Mtontow . Coast* background Adala r RiiiianoMlma Psnn. RH -*'T», NJ 07701 HOMEMAKERS Numng Dapl Asktor Mr . Conner. Equal Opp. PART-TIME SUPERMARKET - DeUSALLEHAU INDEPENDANT TAXI CAB DRIV HOUSEKEEPERS a LIVE-INS Noteworthy Authority HEALTH PAORSSniALS. WC MARLBORO PSYCMUVTPJC M/F Hajlp eVaintajCl In 9M ctdrpslrtm#ntl •as Amboy Avsnus •100 NswmsNe n SonneS tR Rosd lalneeeI IntogrlrIntogri y Apply In pareon at ccurtoey MOeiTTAl ISWAS Facatyl MAINTENANCE - ReoponalMe Fua or part-nrne. naadad tor Admits that working RL SM. Marlboro. NJ 07744 Llncron. NJ 07731 tor fua am* poeroon In PMk*- Northern Monmouth Araa. High booth ol Foodtown of Metawen Part time Is tha Bast To arrangetor a oonadaneal (2011 U0-M70 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER — Far mant Faculty. Knowledge M pay. notoe Cel l tor interview • lie Main Si, or Foodtown of Sa* Inlsrvtaw. can Monday or Toss- (Miites-aiooMs b*MC carpentry, plumbing, etoc- People Car*. 144 Brood St.. Red Bright. IIOO Ocean Ave Laoal way to Make trlcal te naadid. Salary and ben Bank. MO- ISM SOO Union Ava Minimum 9 y*ara up. lane ra- PAVING CONTRACTOR - Mon- ands meet. Lat us 0«ylMMeen10AMisPM. aumato: EnaMaa r poaKton, EMo- an. Stan a* aeon a* pa Rt. 71. BnaM. S2S-S431, Free mouth a Ooaan Couneea tooting tro Imputta Laboratory. PO I Apply rw.aainkHouoe.4C hold . 431-1SSS. show you thst a small side Av*. Red Bank E.O for an aap d aatlmator I nt< amount ol traa tlma •70, R*d Bank. NJ 077O1 NURSE RN M/F — 3-11 pm shift manager. Replyto Eart o A*f Mr. Larry Mlaraa In this DIR1CTORY 51 Help wanted Si Help Wanted Geriatric eip required Ptoaa* Co To Bo« iM. Farmlngdal* can maan a lot ot NJ 07727 201U4-5034 Extra Cash Hours 201-389-3636 i call 548-4000 «xt. 252 JefctocenTceSle^ie^Qren PHOTO LAB ASSISTANT - 1 Mon.- Frl. 6-9:30 and Avs. Eatontown. Hour Retail Photo Lib In Abar. NURSE RN-LPN M/F — Part ($##t. 217 pairs Bath remodeling since YOU'RE A IMS. Bab Aklus. 3SOJMS7 Free eotlmatei. Can S72-oa7a. 662 Money to DaFAZiO LANOSCAPINQ MJ-5210 CERAMIC INSTALLER ID DAY CONSTRUCTION - COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE - Loan We do It all. bathrooma. OualHy buWtora sines IMS Over op soil. MutoM*. Dscoruv* kitchens, etc. For tree aatimata 1O00 a Mono*. R a R baa, RouNUng. BEHIND REGISTER ON YOUR MORTGAGE? call atom at art-one S42-7O32. ackhoa awvtoe. Stone drlvss CMI 747-47M W* csn mak* up your back pay- NEW CERAMIC TILE • REPAIRS HOME IMPROVEMENTS ments or buy your houea wlihln Ragrouang, replacing ItMturee. 14 HR. Emergency Service. 1O» LOWER BEOB a OARDEN - I hew*. CARRIER Raaaonabto prlos* FREE sail DISCOUNT For Seniors Rototatod. Free asbmetos. Fast JERSEY SHORE sa 530-7214 as2-a7u Servtoa a raasonarili raise Call EQUITY SERVICES INC 447 Carpentry SIDtNO - Roofing, windows. Tom, 4S5-M7! 201 340-3107 MAKE IT YOURSELF YOU GET etc. Smau or larga lobs Bast FOREST HILL LANOSCAPINO CALT BROS. CONSTRUCTION prtoaa, t*M asrvtos. Armstrong Comptoto lawn and shrub main- 66S Moving It ••.» Addi , lcsstt. h Inter pi toaa.— tenance. Clean up. Lawn edging. Storage bssemanta. rooiing. skvughts. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS PROMPT MOVERS INC psIntlng.aK. Naali r ding, door* a dacka. Free aat. erg* or email, we move them You get around to earning that extra money you rate 100% geurantos. OARDEN ROTOTILLINO — R4J ell Apartmenla. household, want Being a Register carrier means prizes and CRAFTMAN'S CARPENTRY — Lan Crowther M3-I72e LANDSCAPE OESIGN - ueee. ommsrclsl Eap'd. snd sfflctoni From clacks to skyughn. snd •hruba, sod. seed, lime, mowing, incentives too. Right now. we're looking tor car- TOTAL RENOVATION CON- ree esttmataa. CaH iei-2210 avorything m-bMwssn. Satiatac- MrtHlier. BR Kea 201-1M7 Leonerdo. N J 07737 riers. It's sasy and it's Iun. Join the Register non gaurantoad. Call b»tw—n STRUCTION INC - AddWona. C. KUREK LANDSCAPING — LK PMOO3S2 carrier stall today and gat around! 7-S p m S44-I7ee Today'* Cratts He'iiroy. rvnauockwisen Free ComphM lawn maintenance. EACHERS MOVING INC. - DECKS — Of oar now. Entoy your Holmdol. Marlboro. Matawen Free oetlmatee Local-Long Die- miscM-M's tun to mttl ol now dock this summer. Can WlnOOWf) POOf a)'MI*TOfai- ReMleU" Ing-reacrssnlng. Tebto top*. Out* area*. Fut> inaurad He-S47S. tanca-Storaga. Lie PCOO0S7. cokxlul pom M. pnnt. chsckso HAZLET M2-S*40tor Ira a astlmstos. 8 10 svsa Shrewsbury Av*. Red Bank w solid rsmiunli Pitiscn 992 tors. Window covarings, roofing. Team Av*. HOME CRAFTSMAN - Carpen- Florida Speclera Cea 530-1333 niiue pemm pieces. Mtms i« HUM Av*. ' »-a*rvlc*. Bam-(Sass world LANDSCAPING try, woodwork, fobs done with S44-0S44. 747-1027 10 leWeTt m4ilniBj>neanC#, W# COO* 21-Iraq OakwsodsOr. precision Job too bigtor you ? •Coppar lane cantrato on prolaeelonal design 675 Odd Jobs Too smalltor othera f Call Kan 606 Income Tax snd plenllng Brick wslks. sod. ATTIC - baaamant. Famtow Lena Sodenund, SeS-2S7i after 5 PM. CourMndOr CONVENIENT REASONABLE. RR tto wane. RaaWantlel. ccm- houaa. gutter cleaning UestoriaUipantrn AOcSOi RETIRED CARPENTER - Small RELIABLE CPA - Ta.ee merclal. 741-SS40. CLEARED, cl iti •ten pansf n lor posugt wo and madlum abed tobs. end prepared In 41 hours Cell Rich LANDSCAPING — Cdmmarclal raMsng Ma docks. Free eattmates. Call Beeuchemln. 530-1420 snd rmldanlial Moarlng. Irlm- Do you have problem, getting 741-5717 or 774-oeOO O 4 E TAX SERVICE - Te« re- rmng, etc Rotoranc**. Low email odd fobe dona? Can m* LAURA WHEELER lume prepared In your home. I. Call 717-7371 Odd Job man 530-9515 460 Carpet Cleaning INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION LANDSCAPING - Spring clean- A-1 EXPERT Carpal Cleaning — Reasonable rales. Can 5*3-4111 ups ana lawn service Good 680 Painting * NNdlMnfl Dipt. 61 Upholstery cleaning. Raaaonabto work. Reasons we rate*. CaH Paparhanglng rates. Morris Hoflmsn. 747-OMO. INCOME TAXES PREPARED - '41M41, ask foe Bruce. IS years ex parlance Vary A a L PAINTING - In- TIN Daily Register 4SS Carpet Installation reasonable Your home or mme. LARGE LAWNS CUT tartor/eatorlor work Free eali- CMI Sal.1223 Residential and commarda mano. Insured, nafaramea EJ-14 esrtasra MM., weenies. JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION provided Call 741-W10. — Sales, cleaning, re-lav*, re- RETURNS PREPARED — Busi- reree. CM7474723 BT iun MM Ten mm. ness and personnel 30 ysere In aeaBeVfatl Bai fMBBetea MaseBaksH CHANGE OF COLORS P^eTeVfpew^ 4|sj TeajssIhabjaiediBuw wiaaj BBe\ wjjrejeva*• -• — '*— ' . RR Tto a •ton* retaining 741 214* Brick, etona, block, oonoreto wane. Edgings Shrub beds I 715 Roofing Repsire J. BUck, 2*1-0037 mulching Stone drive* 4 under COUNTRY HAULING — We haul ground reader dralna. 530-0452 anything. Funnura, apta , *V Siding UNhxSKI>pattern AUMK 595 Home Pay 1tow hourl y rato. Cal SUPERIOR SI0INO a ROOFING BONOAHZONE'S — Lanscsplng 431-3106 ineuaatod vinyl elding, aluminum sacn pattern lor posuga and a Ground* maintenance since n covering*. Free eet handling See* Is: Improvemente ADDITIONS — Complete r*- 1031. Prompt depandebl* ssr- 650 Masonry caTm-ieso modellng cento* Can 741-4X4 vlc*. Shade a Ornamental ire** Service or 2S4-S1SS. from our nursery S42-071S 1 E'S ROOFING * PAINTING CO MARIAN MARTIN CORNERSTONE MASONRY Years of oxportonoo. Re* A. J BUILOERS Slaps, block work, patios prtoee. Free estimate* Fully in. CHESEK'e — LAWN SERVICE eured CMI 717-7144 ^ Pittirn Dipt. 420 Addition* eltaratlone, unique Comptot* L*wn Care Middle- Spedato on an concrete work deck deelgne. Lie builder, in- town araa No calls altar I pm Fraeeetlmetoe. Pete 717-4320 736 Telephone sured Please leave meeeags. I Can 7S7-1S7S. MASONRY— Fireplace*. OriCk Tha Daily Register return all cans. Andy Valentino. Service COMPLETE LAWN CARE — M aee-ossa. •mall lawn*. Re- 2gi5e77.""' i ' REDUCE YOUR PHONE EULLSf foil Renters IM .WssiUse, FREE EVALUATION • MAIL -TO D J VEKIOS a SON - OanarM axparlancad MASONRY WT 11377 ntMIIIW. AtsTtll. i. Can 747-0721 Brick work, etope, petloa. «id* COMMUNEX. P.O. Bo. 254 AH Ms. tin. rsnsia Hmaasr contfeWtOf • Hotrvfj of DUavnajajal rfjV N.J 07718-11011 S7MSOO pair, remodel or bund 12 yoara COMPLETE LAWN CARE wsrka. stone work. Hrepiscss in busmaae. Can 4eS-2*M. Call anytime for Iras estimate drlveweye BMglum Stock ' 741 MM small lobe. 780 Tutoring KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO CsH M2-1SOB Peycho Thar- NEW Spring Summer Pattern — Total Bunding a re COMPLETE LAWN MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC. •pv/Andunle remadlauon A Calalog Fast lasMons for busy Now t old Addition*, a TREE CARE Bath. Decke. Me Can 741-10*0 S E Mor*hous* Serving Monmouth S Ooeen 18 1 1 •omen Free pattern coupon Call 542*221 years uniquely dealgnod pool asaSBr " Send u oo piui SOt pnuge JOHN ROESINO sprone. pattoo. dn.aweye. walhe Boom 12.50 • 50t u pin lnr*rlor/e«terlor home rapalre COMPLETE GROUND MAIN decore a retaining weM. toun 786 Typing Service Cartmceto of Occupancy wore. TENANCE — Cutting edging dettons, eoora. Spacuuimg In In- PProtoeMonaf l Word Prooeeairw, in-PiMM pruning, filming, weed a meec tortockhg paving none. Belgium 9071 SISIS-2* Free leainelae ftosums*. Lattsr*. Reports W-Paew ttssxltl No Jobtoe emai l control 20 y*ar* axp FuHy In DtOGlttl , VleMvlM, btefbftec, bbOCN , CCOO 1 PAR EXCELLEJtCil 4SS-2OOS eured. Free aatlmatoa 741/255 crato. Free EaUmatoa 223-3S44 I 741-1700.« MARIAN MlARTIN P A I I F. B N S MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1985 The Daily Rfgiglcr 96 Si HaitWantad SltiMtlons Wanttd 101 Apt*, lor rant 11* wraatajtaraftt SiCRlTARY/RtCIPTtONIST - Famala WEST END PROFESSIONAL COUPLE - fun or M»IUW Itaepon 9 rooma Yard 8600 "ip»u*w»nwivM PvrSOn rOt CERTIFIED NURSES AIDE - e6iw JUST RENTALS. Bkr , 3*9-1555 OrmoOonnc attlce Appt Da»a. MgMa. noHdaia, m- control Cic. eatery t b "a Cada-10 pm. 747.»77 WA*3 MY WOMACH 102 Houaottor WORKING COUPLE AH into.rn.lioo MM In con- 1 ntee sued bedroom apt. tor fidence Red Bern,. 747 9100 CERTIFIED NURSE'S AIDE Rant couple wtth 1 amai friend* dog A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Waling to pay mtd HftTi Lae*- SECRET ARV-Parl Urn*. 11-8 (mi S!Sr Rumton Cottage. 8900 uuh •- **• -i^'- •- ettfj MfatJalaWlfJa typing, ptwne • HMna. Fair Haven, pata ok. 8900 a HtB W rtre—et^tjawa eu••, fr^tB. *iesa* wrttie*. ait *7l-2772 COll.f(M STUDENT - looting Leonardo. Port Monmouth, Had tar .III,ana work and aummer Red Bank, 2 Itmuy. «S00 a SERVICE AGENT - tun Im- fob Starting In May Ot.net In- MUdMown, 3 badroome. 8*00 mediate*. Afternoon t evening etude eeoretarte) work, typing UMon Beech, only 8300 between • 30-5 pm. 2M-4U3 Mura. O»M Include seating I and tun,. Suianna. 2*4^g)* HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1234 rlpm daentng cars. MuM Mo* valid EXPtMfNCED CHEF - 14 yra. BELMAH driven Venee Apply In panan aap. Looting tar permanent pot- Cottage tldt 8300a •I Ava. 47 Shreanaury Ave . Had won. inetruUonel cooking beck JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3W-I555 E KEANSBURO - 1 bedrooma. SERVICE STATION - Attend leundry room, gaa heal. 8590 I 131 Houses lor anta Imnd poaiuona avaM HARD WORKINQ LADY - From mo etc * uKa. 797-94O4 CommieKW • benua. Apply If Jamaica looting lor |oo ei live In EATONTOWN RED BANK - Colonial 3 panon motmnga aHa> to Eeion MuaaMdpar•par. be. ref LOM 10 71 MarchandlM Marchandli* Mtrchandlst Merchandise MarchandlM 3 room. KMa 8300 a bedrooma. Now kitchen ft Euro- town Circle taten. Hwy. 35 malia 11 anma JUST RENTAL*. Bkr . 3*9-1555 SERVICE STATION ATTEND- WORKINOLAOV-Todo lor Salt lor Salt lor Salt lor Salt brend new 2 car garage Exc ANT — Pan Una EnpartanoM Vary retUWe. LAOY 01 s - Pattern, vuteroi CONItsMRORARY — Sofa Top LAWN MOWER — Challenger, TYPEWRITER — Porittjllllac- ALL LIONEL TRAINS r r^*r » » "n» a>w location on Spring Si 8110.000 preferred Neat ana 'Uia quarantaad. and Boaett, cMnae "Omnium' of Ihe line In mini condition eieclric aurt 3 wrteal rider. 49' Ironic Royal Alpha 2001 Like Cottega KkM. 8*28 741-1083 cut. IS HP Brigoa ft Str.lton. Or Fryer Top caeh apprtiatl JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3*9-1555 ApplyMonmoutn SI Ctlenen. lor 8 « many attrat. Beat prior Sleapa double S39O Call new Cell 642 1964 COLTS NECK over 8400 E>er-cycle 880. EMC 930-2925 S1400 17- puah mm mower 4 Price no object. 946-2*93 HOOSECLEANINO _ Between typewriter 840. 542-1*91 arter ( HP Brigs, ft Stratlon. »175 Call UPRIGHT CEDAR CHEST — Cottage UlUa paid. 8400 a PRICE REDUCTION — Colonial 820-35 Pjetereiitee. Own Irane- Kitchen uue with 2 chaira. dew. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUF lendecaped acre. 4 SHOUT ORDER COOK - and/or pm. COUCH 4 LOVE SEAT — Good Frankt Lawn Maintenance. Inc SALE — Can Second Hand Lil USTRENTNTALSA -. Bkr , 399 1555 Kilcnan halp. Fun time Apply In ponauon Can 774-8421 between condition 179 lakaa both. Or 7473921 chain, Frigedtlr cook-top with bedrooma. 2'* bathe, formal din- peraon In Saftin Reeteurenl. 4-0 p.m. CHAIRS — (4) Armtaae bruer cebinel 747-0067 2640777 After 5. 2S4-691S HAZLET - 4 bedroom. 2 both, Ing room, eat-in kitchen, well-to- beat oner. Call or leave meaeage Hlghael prlcee paid lor an item. immedlete occupancy, 8*28. wen brick llreplece in family 5* Engttan Ptaia, Raj Bant walnut tlnleh. caned, chroma LAWN TRACTOR — John Deere. USED WOMENS WEAR HOUSE CLEANINO - Young, re- Ireme $25 ae. Roman ehedat (4 4*5-2042. 14 H.P.. with 4S" mower. antiquee, etc. For bergtin.. atop MI0OLETOWN - 3 bedroom. room Over 3000 aq feel ol living SOCIAL WORKER — MSW Pan "abia Mueekeeeer Mtn am ref- COUCH — 2 matching living Hydrottatic drive and full Etcellent condition It 24 Broad SI . K.ypoit _ _t. Economical gea heat Bghl/Wue * green file 27"X 83 Sue. 10 lo 14. lima tun poemon needed lor S4 caatment. 8» aa Maytag tap o room chair. S7S. Kitchen eel. yel- hydraulic. Completely rebuilt. Guy Johneon OCEAN TOWNSHIP/WAYSIDE 8188,900. Owner 946-9636 Md laclllly 20-24 nourt n>i, low, older, w/teat $49. Sleeper Like new Call evea. ft weekonde. Cell 942-72*3 2*4-9453 tha line wether, almond. a«c BuyftBuyt — 3 bedroom ranch. Jury 1 oc- PWM eend ranima 10 Waal- cond 8 yra old 8175 Tiffin, aofa. Queen alia »2S0 MapM 2B49095 WASHERS/DRYERS - Recondi- cupancy 81200. EAST KEANSBURO — L spaped | Single iltma-enlire houeehotde Rranch Nice area, living room, • • • i • . A~ — Hutch. IMOa. palnied UO tioned, guaranteed. Delivery Antique turmture. Jewelry, euvor RED BANK - 3 bedroom. 8*00 WOOfl rf#H PIVDfvW nOlni, 261 HOUSECLEANINO - Very good Large bedroom eel. Oak. 7 LAWN TRACTOR — 197a John dining room recreation room. work Have rat. and Vena. $95 While Ginger Jer tempt (2) Deero210. Electric alert, hydrdlc available Call 49S-1546 Immediate caeh 642 4339 MIDDLETOWN - Adult COndO. 2 wait-fireplace, laundry room. 3 Bath Ave. Long Branch, N J with run/blue flori ' pMcea. modern Uyte MOO. Twin bedroom. 2 bath, garage 8*00 07740 bad SSO Doxbte bad 175 Large lift, good cond New Utoo tak- WASHER — Whirlpool. 4 cycle MILITARY — Unllormi badrooms. 2 baihs 2 car garage SOCIAL WORKER NEEDED — 2* ea «7t-50i« ing S1CO0 Cell 741-I7es alter 7 ERA LINCROFT WATTORS dreaaar wtth mirror MS. Large with 2 apeed motor. S13S. Uted eworda, + all eouvenira. ww 1. J owiirirTiino Rtvac Ho Principles only 787-29057 '0 5 Degree and Nuralng Homa aip. Maple table with 2 leavea MS or Sara Good condition. Olympua 35 mm WW 2, etc Old aaddlea. weltarn required Inquire with raauma at ALMOND TONE — Sanyo 11 747-3939 Evea 741-3204 JACKIES HEMLINES Other draaura ft chett of draw- LIGHT WEIGHT MATTRESS — camera with a 1.7 lane on It. or arm, 5*8-8030 • MCtlvltw ICF. 12 Leurel «ve. Cubit loot Refrrgerator/freeier era S30-M0 Art deco Never uaed. Automatic. Llal HIGHLANDS GLORIA NILSON KaaniourQ. 787-8100 I hem panta. aklna. draaaaa al Ueed only 1* mo. SIS* Call For capuin bed Almoel new. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) "-"rteprieea. chandelier, all gjua MS J25 Cell attar S p m 2M-99B9 •2*9. WIN BOH lor 9125 Pontoa Cottage. • rooma. 8*90 3*9-332* 204 «45» 1000 with 1 8 lent. 38 mm. Auto. ANY AGE ANY CONDITION JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 3M-1S99 Hwy. 38, Shrewebury 642-6009 SUMMER HELP — Nuraaa AM*. en B72-na» TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 Full uma All eNtta Apply In por- A LOW BUDGET? LITTLE TIKES SWING — 7 mo. Match the needle Uaed 8125 HOLMDEL KID KARE AGENCY - Baby, pat COUCH — Seata 3. orange, good old. good cond. S70 or beet Cell 944-1987 HIGHLANDS •On AIMnilC Mighl.no. Nurtihg Shop tha Uaed Furniture Center 2 bedrooma. kWe/pata, 9400 a EDWARD W COLLINS • vacation cond. SSO. 747-M77 oiler Cell 530-4620 after 6 pm PIANO WANTED AGENCY 94*4144 Horn., S Mlddletown Ave . Allan- cleaning, errand running I party of Red Bank USED WASHERS ft DRYERS — HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1234 He Hlghlanda Mon. to Frt, 9 to 4 107 Shrewtbury Ava. B42-1449 COUCMAND CHAIR Any condition 493-4911 ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY eerMng. Day or evening. NJ - L P RECORDS - Claeetticer Gaa or Electric. Guaranteed ft HOLMDEL - 9 ACRES SWIMMING POOL - Service bonded a Hcenaad. 747-22*7. AMERICA'S BESTI — Reputable Good cond Bach to Vivaldi. 2 lor »5 Pop maulled Call attar ». 739-9496 JOB TRANSFER - 3~bedroom S10D or beat offer sound track 49. ft 76a. cheap rooma. 2 car garage. No .up. naoooaary. Good pay + SWIMMING POOL OUTLET WASHER — Norge. 20 Ib 3 19' modern, ett-in kitchen. Irving MOTHER'S HELPER - Live-In. 4959293 Aquarium and auppliea Quilled OME RENTALS Bkr : room, encloaed front porch, overtime. Mual hive Hcanaa. Call Raaponelble. rename, honeet. muet dlapoea of their enure nock tpead. gold. S yra old. Exc. Bill 871-3021 01 big. new. leftover. 1SS4 famlly- COUCHES — 129) good cond . badtpraed.llike new). 671-3877. HOWELL back porch, lull but ment. new Baby or older peraon tit cond.. moving. 8100 Dryer. 6 ecrea Kid. 8388 842-4*3* fie pool, with deck, fence, filter brown AaklngSIOD for both Call MAGAZINES - 500 National Whlrpool gea. large heevy duty 101 Apartmanta appnancea. ttocktde fence By SWIM INSTRUCTORS - Part 1 warranty - tor only SSSSOO John 291-23M altar 4 pm till 9 IT RENTALS. Bkr .369-15 owner 8*9,000 Cen 499-2209 uma nildld. ALS.JX WSI Geographic and 500 Gourmet with heel aeneor. gold. 9 yra EKC. A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK OPERATORS FULL TIME — 4 to complela. Wm finance Call Bob: Itilnea. Beat offer Cell cond. 8200. M2-01S4 Eetontown. heal. kldl. 8300 a KEANSBURO KEANSBURQ — Belt locetion preferred CaU 747-050* Lori. 12:19pm or 121OStSlhlft Call 1-B00-223-OM7 Beautiful 7 room ranch houee 2 DARK PINE Colonial beacona Long Branch, bnla pud. 8300 . Cottega 2 roomt 8275 TEACHERS — Earn 120 * par 7JB-IM0 Art 10, Mary WEDDING GOWN - Sue 7-*. Union Beach, near beach, 8300 ST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1555 car gerage. 2 batha. utility room ANDERSEN WINDOWS ft bench ft rocking chelr. S290 for MINOLTA XL-MI - Super S Etcelfentcondition. Aaking 9175 including waaher/dryer 3 hour Teach akin cara and color DOORS — ft Atrium doore 90H both Cell alter « 5U-334B K.yport. kldl Ok. |4O0 a analyaia Pan lime 8703416 movia camera and Eumig, 610D Cell 495-0607. Malawan. 2 bedrooma. 8900 KEANSBURG bedrooma. modern kitchen with dlacount. Dapoall fully inaurad. protector. 3 yeara old EKC. cond Duple. Kldl 8400a 21' ot cebineta. well oven, double TEACHER/TEACHER AIDE — I •0O-523-O707 Purchaeed for 8379. now 8225 Waal End. 8 rooma. 8400 a ST RENTALS. Bkr . 3*9-1555 SUPEROIRLSINC Cell 201-27** HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 drawer trigadare Ireeler. Every- For day care conlar. Ei- ANDERSON WINDOW — White COMPUTER TERM - IBM 3275 thing tuya Come end tee lor porlaneod profarrad. but not Spouaae home melntenance WINDSURF BOARDS — New lop BELMAR EANSBURG - 3 room apt. LIFE IS TOUQM ENOUGH P armehield. Awning 31, 24" 11 DEC. Keyboard Printer MOLDING quality Only 8450 CaU 25/mo + util, (total alec I Se- youraetl 878.900 anytime nacaaoary. Call 591-120* Trade tor APPLE equip. Cottage, klda 8300a Let ua help you over uva Jo S7S Evetft weekenda If you are remodeling, pan- 212-219-2017 JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 369 1555 rity and leete required No 495-01*2. TEACHERS ASSISTANT — Call 671-0573 attar 5pm nailing, or apruclng up a room, pela Adulta preferred Avail Apr rough apola Ctll 747-47M WINDOWS —- 1(221 Large crank KEANSBURG - Shall 20.66 It Matura caperlenced paraon 842-W4* or 493 442* call ua. We meke unique cuttom BELMAR 495-482* daya. 767-M30 intaroatad In working part lima or ANTIQUE - Oak organ. S12S. meda molding Attar 0 p.m. out. never uaead '•8129 ea. Large Cain Klda ok. 8200 a Mual be retimihed Ideel lor e TWO WOMEN — Looking tor Ladder »'. S25 FMrlgerator. wood atove 910100 Cell 739-1105 large femily Buuntti amuat- lull tlma with nuraary achool chil- 125 2 VW wliaela ft tlrae. 13'. DESKS. FILES - Tablea. chaira. 5*6-71*9 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1234 dren Send raauma 10 Boa 2-415. housework. Htrd worworkerek . after 2 p.m. Ketnlburg, kktt/pote. $400 a ment rone Call tiler 6 767-0*26 Shraotbury. NJ Through fob. Willing ISO 4 chevy C-10 epoke wheela norage cabineta. computer MOVING-MUST SELL! — Olrl'a COZY 1-BEDROOM - Rlvervlew bedroomi.. kida/pelap. . $$500 a t liraa, $75 946-9061 alter a itolet. office equip, etc It 8-piece bedroom eat. pine open WOOD STOVE apt. New appliancta 8525/mo E KeeneburgKb , kldd l okk . 8325 LITTLE SILVER — 3/4 acre ol everyone Pfease call attar Scendia 290 Airtight wooded property neer Sickles 495 4743 or 495 0473 bargain pneet New or ueed bookceae. chrome ft glata mir- Cell 741-591*. OME RENTALS. Bkr 389-12234 ANTIQUE - Grand piano circa A.AC DESK OUTLET. 170* Rl Muting eome parta. worka well Ferm aurroundl thia 4 bedroom TEACHER - N. J. .. 1S79. vary ornate. 95500 Heavily ror. Colonial coffee ft end tablet, EATONTOWN Early ChildnuOd Kindergarten TYPINO) SERVICE - BueMeee 35. Oakhurtl 531-3990 reclmer. towel ft rug eat. Call Cell 747-3392 KEVPORT COTTAGE 2 bath home with formal dining and Merary writing, editing. carved bedroom eat W000 642-9380 3 rooma Kldl 83001 2 bedroom. Kldl. 8480 room. den. country kitchen, lire Can 7 a.m. to 6 p.m S8i-i2*s. edillng, and 94S-3971 72 Garage/Yard Gardtn 5 roomt 93001 PROMPT MOVERS INC piece and a lovely Inground pool JUST RENTALS. Bkr, 3*9-1959 TEACHER — Yaar round day ped o OM MOVING MUST SELL — Sofa, UST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1555 with redwood decking One of e APPLIANCES — Rafrkjaralora. DESK — Cipltin-ttyle Very Salaa kind' 8189.9OO cara cantor aaakt camllad correcttna omco mmachlna " . Pick waahare * dryere. Racondiuonad •tireo. cheiri. lampt. teble. etc EATONTOWN — 3 rooma, LONG (RANCH teacher for toddlar program. 9 to up and delivery avallabla a Call tturdy. with alanied top end aide Frl. 8 Sit March 8 8 0. 10-4. HIGHLANDS — Block atla High EA Armatrong Agency. Rtailur ft Gulranletd. 1100 ft up Can 321-4 Spring Si. Red Btnk 83O0t 2 lemlly Hett paid. $300 a 555 Proepect Ave. Lull 5 Sand raauma to Bo. Z-41S. entykne S70-S1SS deliver We tell by the Golden eharvol 875 Ctll 583-5*87 land Ave. behind Caihonc Ulllt paid, kldt ok. 83O0 a 3 bedrooma Den $400 a . Lime Silver. Tha ".power. Shrewabury, N J. DINETTE SET "— 4 captain Church on hill. April 13 * u 9-4 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369 1234 741-4500 07701^ TYPINO - Done by locreUry Rulel 930-29*7 • MOVINQ-MUST SELL — An- p.m. Good Mlecllona Mtny UST RENTALS. Bkr. 3*9-1555 AQUARIUM — 90 Gal nigh, J»- chaira. emoted giait tebie top tique wllnut bed. mahogany MIDDLETOWN — Colonial 4 with 14 yeara experlanca on of- Lite new 8300 llrm Cell houttt participating Rain dale FAIR HAVEN MARLBORO TECHNICIAN - Wnh baaic ge- nco aqutpmanl. Call S71.7S17 high, 491 long. 13' wide Ehelm, chair. 300 book. MO watt gener- bedroom 2 beth 4 yeera old 49S-41M following weekend Collage. Kldl 8529 Cottage Utllt. peld 8378 ology background. Dullaa In- —Her. ft Dleton niter, llghtl. ator. Revere real tape recorder. JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3*9-1555 UST RENTALS. B 8102.000 MIDOLETOWN RE- clude recording water levaft In 55 Situations _ d. haatar S190. Can DINING ROOM TABLE — Hand Tiffin Snowcorder, 8* teble tew. ALTORS. 530-0*00 warn, taking water eamplea. ter- 73 Machinery lor FREEHOLD MATAWAN 7S7-«*at after s p.m. made treatel with matching heevy duty winch, photo printer, MIDDLETOWN vicmg equipment which will re- Wanted Mai* twin bade, picluree 8 fremea. College, unit, paid 84001 2 limlly. 5 roomt. 8400*1 quire eorne mechanical back- BABY ITEMS - Crib, walker. bencftet. 7' X 4'. High polllh JUST RENTALS. Bkr, 3*9-1555 OME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 RAISING A FAMILY? GARDENS TILLED — With troy Pine 8800 Ctll 871-54I0 _ Ore.el bullet. Drexef night table. HU8TLER 2*5.83*00 Ford 2000 Then do II in Ihit 3 bedroom ground Sand oriel roeume to: tiller. Can Carl, S42-4OO6 or atroHer. and other lleme Cell Hammond Spinnet organ. 3 Bo. J.447. The Dally Regliter. Ruby at 530 7570 anytime. II no DRUMS — 5 piece Slmgerland 3 Tractor. 94500 6 Wooda rotory HIGHLANDS I0DLETOWN - 3 bedroom Rench. Located in e Perk-like 741-71*0 nil • p.m wheel bike Call 842-0435 deck 8500 64- Nalion.l reel Contge. 8 roomi. 8550 nch. living room, dining room, telling. Thtt homo boeeta t SmoweDUry. NJ 07701 Zildgen ride cymDtit. hi hit 4OVINO — Muet tell 3 door QUALITY PAINTING - Enterlor •tool. week, one cond 8*00 mower 8500 3 green mtchlnet. JUST RENTALS, Bkr. 389-1555 mlly room. 1 bath. 2 lireptecea. fenced reer yerd. perfect for chil- THIRD ASSISTANT NEEDED — BAND EQUIPMENT - Name refngeretor. weaning machine, line Irimmert 9125 each. Green HIGHLANDS - 2 BR cottage g yard 8880 par month Cell dren Femily room net t wood painting All work guaranteed. Cell 787-1823. j_ electric 8 gea dryer 17 cubit toot Come loin our lelai team at Can Ron. 593 1522. Anytlmal brand guitar, ampa baaa. key- machine Peck back blower 81*0. with apectaculai ocean view. Oaa burning alove wtth eliding gltai Chicago Jean, 40 hour work boarda. alec, eccordian. echo. A DRVERS/WASHERS - Recondi- upright freezer Cell 888-0153 Call between 6-6 p.m. Dennlt heal 8550 mo. year teeao. No doort Come tee ill 8108.900 HOME ATTENDANT — Live etfecta unrta. 727-1995 guaranteed Delivery I0DLETOWN AREA — 3 week * benal.ta Went an 229-8108 pata. No children. 872-0004. bedroom. '4 acre, cloee to CENTURY 21 EINBINDER energetic. aeH-motlvaled /out, win eponoor, referencee. available Cell 495-1554* MOVING SALE — 14 Velley Si lary negotiable LI houee- BAND EQUIPMENT - Conga.. 2 Hlghlanda April 8-13, 0 a m 3 JACOBSON — 10 horaepower achool. 8880/mo. Avar). 7/1. Re REALTORS pofilrve paraon Apply al Chi- week. old. ellver with aland. ELECTRIC RANGE - 30* GE tractor with Parker eweeper. HIGHLANDS - 4 rooma. 8300 201- 671 3500 Open nil 9 pm cago Jean. The Market Place. j#p4nQ/cooli IHQ . ewrifi lyptnQa pm Rear deck Houaehoid 2 bedroomi. klde'ptla. 8400 a epond to Box 312. Leonardo N J attend alert older man, 5 •229 E.V. 2 way apaakere 1490 a telt-clatning Excellent con- Itamt very good condition. Aaking HOME RENTALS. Bkt 369-1234 Independently Shrewabury pair. 544-076S alter S. dition 8190 Call 291-3051 attar S79S Evea t wotkendl RUMSON owned/Operelored dayt/wk. tome noannde. Can «pm. MOWER - Snapper, 8 HP rider 542-5503 Contge Kldt 8800 741-9774 between 7ft* pm. BAR ft 3 LARGE STOOLS — HOLMDEL - Only 8290 MIDDLETOWN - 3 bedroom with reer great cetcher. 26" cut- Ready now! 4 rooma. $4001 UST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-151 Rench. inground pool. 2 "we Mon thru Frl. Chroma it brown color. MOO: EXQUISITE IMPORTED YARNS ting blede Good condition Cell LAWN SERVICE EQUIPMENT HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3W-1234 Singer aailng mtchine. *25 Call Al 25% diacount 842-8738 Truck trailer, power equip etc UMSON - Carriage Mute 3 placet. Overlooking goll courte PANELING — Doori Window. 544-1270 Call 563-3947 bedroom. 1'4 bethi. llreplece. $159,000 TIRE SERVICE Ramodallng. Rapalra. Roofing Cell 591*170 HOWELL control Mr, ikyllghted loft Leeee. Experience preferred, bui will OLD NEWSPAPERS — From 6 ecrea Kida 83*5 ERA LINCROFT REALTORS Minor plumbing ft electric Paint- BAR — On wheela. cuatom FIREWOOD 1*45 Prc* negotiable Cell JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 3*9-1555 ell. $989 741-1188 3 Swimming River Rd train. Part Ume. luN time. Every ing Rattonabta rataa Frae ma- made, padded tootreal. alldlng 76 Auction Salaa Benefit Call 9W-OW2 eat for 495-0019 ERMONT SKI HOUSE — 747-3*38 Evea 692 4569 matte 264 9739 or 499-1776 back ooora. 6 by 3'*-. with vinyl $75. Cord ANTIQUE ft COLLECTABLES - KEANSBURG - 1 bedroom epi trim. S12S. Glrla bin ORQAN • Hammond, 125 XL, ocated between Bromley * MIDDLETOWN — Nevetink Call 223-3152 partial conlente ol 2 hornet 8475 per month Includee all utll- •ration Mta. Sleeps to Avail by SH7S7-8M* hale lor 82.710 will tell lor 81.800 April 11, Corn Neck Firehouee. Itlel. Security ft reterancee re- eree Lett thin 2 milet to Stody FITNESS SYSTEM or beet ofler, mint cond , many quired Call 767 4304 ha week $525 Call 52B-50M Hook. 3 big bedroom.. I'I BAIN GUTTERS CLEANED BEDROOM FURNITURE - Girl DP Qympac 1000 outalanding teeturei. CeH Rt S37, Coin Nock Preview ... la. fireplace, temily room, 747-2MS or 747-33*3 white Ethan Allen twin head 8229 458-3028. efler « 4:30. atari tt 6 Furniture, pelnl- KEANSBURG WEST END beeemeni. gtrege Big wooded TRAIN FOR SUCCESS Doerde. daat. chair. 2 low cheeit Call 399-0333 Inga. pottery, tlrtt edlliont. Duplex Kldl 14001 5 room! Yard 8800 lot. Qllmpae ol oceen through The real eelate boom ot the eo a THATMING • FERTIL2E - SEED tnd bookcaee. 9150 Hl-rloor OUTSIDE — Ineuleted mate) Water ford cr yalal. Semen tword. JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1599 UST RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1555 winter treea Now only 8123.900 hat arrived. ERA It wining to Special price Alao Landacaplng. bad, Poaturepedlc manraaa S7S. 5 HOMES WANTED - 5 Dor door 3«- < 80-. in Irame 875 Royal Dalion Llmoge and Sterna LESHER ASSOC 2*1-0819 tram a tetect lew to reep the CHI Ron. 5*3-1522 Marble Up cheat MO Call needed to diaplty new aoUdvlnyl Double acreened awning window plua othera Depreaaion gleet, KEANSBURO 103 Rentals to rewtrdt We cen guarantee an 2*44*60 elding by Bethlehem Steel Give in frame 21" > 72'', 885 Over 40 placet of furniture, torn Cottage 2 roomt 8275 Share MIDDLETOWN - Looking 10 buy income of 830.000'yr We re- 56 Situation* your home a new look Qualified 741-1173. ot bookt. cookbooka. garden JU8T RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1555 or ten h? Lt help quire an MUST SELL — Bedroom aett. homeownere will recieve detltr toola. new computer, plua many, NEED ROOMMATE - To ehere youl C Wanted Malo/Ftmalo while. 8100 ta*aa tit 2nd eat la incentive lebeltt tmounung to PATIO FURNITURE -6 PC. merry ether Home. Cinduotad by *7i-3 1 wiwng to k> bruthed timahed. 8179 Cockuil huge aavlnga from raun price * white wrought Iron 875 8M- TEDDY BEAR AUCTIONS' m ERA Maimed Reelton, ingpatlo doora, gllat ft acreen 760-6722 MONMOUTH BEACH — 9 tablet, tempt, ban offer, etc Cell free initallalton Required, no 825 2*4-3*71 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 319 1234 sssvRESPONSIBLE* bedrooma. 2 behu 6 2 half Mon-Frl 930-7209. Sun. only 7-9 money down. 100H financing SPRING SPECIAL - Carpet Mtture pereon win do your btlha. tireplece, living room dm TRAVEL AGENT — Commercial. pm 142-2914 available. No paymanla till PIANO - Moving mutt Mil Re- 77 Pata and KEANSBURG - Available now houetcletnlng end/or cere tor ng room, kitchen, den. 2 cer imired opening. EMP only. cleaning CaCAHN for 4o app July Call 11-201) *34 9376 conditioned old Up-right. 8105. 3 room. apt. lor two. 8310 mo • now. 7jV«l» BEDROOM SET utlllllee Call 684-0960 your children, houte an. pat-Hi. gtrege Extre lot $175,000 Sabre or Apollo background re- 1 FOOD PROCESSOR Other ittmt alto Call 871-5277 Livestock un trrindt. Hit own car. For 229-1788 quired Managerial potential. HOME ATTENDANT — Live Kile* )*}!! s#iP china clooett. CtH 747-08*9 Cuiain.rt. Model OLC-7 Super PLAYER PIANO - Oulbrinten, Advanced And more Info, or tppt.. call Ruby at Can Dabble al TreveUen One. in/out. wM aponaor. relaiencaa. 930-7970 anytime II no eniwer. MONMOUTH BEACH — Ranch. Pro. uaed once Cell M2-19*4 needt work on playera end Beginners 7 rooma. 2 belha. wood burning 741-SOSO eatery negotiable LI nouea- BOXES-CORRUGATED lubet Outaide In good condition. katpmg/cookMg eome lyplno. For Moving • Storage, end for GAS DRVER - 2 yeera old DOG TRAINING tlrepuoe. Central Air, Helt buck VAN DRIVER - Pan lima. 5 Have aervice manual Paid 8400. KEYPORT to privite Ocean Beech. Pun- etttnd alert older man, 5 Induttry. A comptett lint ol Energy aavmg electronic atari but mual tell, liking 8200 Cell Btythoro Dog Club. 741-604* 106 Furnished noura per day. Mon.-FrN Free- dayi/wt. tome waakandt Cell packaging tuppUee. 4*2-4*72 or Perfect condition 890 Call Luxury GARDEN APT'S ciplei only Aaking 8149.0*0 hold* one Call 577-TJJ6 be- 495-1075 BABY MALE GOATS — 3 weak! 2»3027 741-9774 between 7 ft g p.m GE DOUBLE WALL OVEN - Efficiency. 1 ft 2 bedroom. Lerge Rooma tween SIS PORTABLE COLOR TV -"tS7. old Mike excellent peu. 830 roomt Cooking gat, heel ft hot Mon thru Frl. BOYS DRESSER 8200- * burner range top and Call 671-6*62 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK OAK RIDGE REALTY WAITER/WAITRESS — Ex- copper hood. 9200 Kitchen Aid excellent condition. 945 Colonial water included. Beautifully land Rooma ft atudloe from $40 e wk Adult Communion OFFICE CLEANING — Exp'd. 2 cflbt tnd coffee table. trm chair 815. Colonial wooden BEAUTIFUL - 1 yr old ectped ground, with pool perience required. Immedlete have lateiaiiutt. Own trtne- diahwaehor. 8100. GE dryer. 830 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 3*8-1234 341 6060 opening The Left Bank, t Linden Cell alter 5 7*7-6894 Call 872-1932 kitchen ael, 4 capuin cnalrt 8*0. SAMOVED, altered male, all Within 1 mile ot QSP Col PI. RET U0-9M0 CABBAGE PATCH KIDS- Alao 4*9-3790 or 767-6012 ehott. affectionate and m- 2*4-1*46 9-5 p m Mon-Frl. AIR HAVEN — 8328/mo Full OAK HILL COLONIAL — 4- : eke, PreemM. Kootaa: 836 GE WASHER ft DRYER - Beat teutgenl. Beat offer 747-147* ea ol houee. Adult preferred. 65 bedroom. 2'Vbtth 1 yr old, Ex WAITRESS/WAITER - RAILROAD TIES - 6.9x6. 85 40, KEVPORT COTTAGE yeera or older Non-drinker Cell dutrvo Mlddletown Littrng 1lam-7pm ehlft Exp. Apply In 850 642-0494. 11 am -9 p m offer. 2 room alto ruga. 1 orange. 7.7.6. 97 SO Pretaure-treeled. BUNNIES 2 bedroom Kldl. 8450 57 Child Cara/ 1 blue-green, beat otter Can 41-3*71 8222.900 MIDDLETOWN RE- perton. Monmouth Queern CABBAGE PATCH KOOSAS - 6.6.8. 8879: 7.7M9. 810.48 Dwart. mlnl-lop. and mixed. PROMPT MOVERS INC ALTORS. 530-0800 Diner. Ettontown Nuraary Schoola 840 Alto regular doM and 530-45IJ alter 4. •00-923-8707 Can deliver 872-9*75 or 291-8878 JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1555 KEANSBURO CLEANING SERV. UNLIMITED iretmua. 8*0. Can 741-6592 or GIVE YOUR DOG - A vacation Room for rant Plaaaa PORT MONMOUTH — Mini WORK AT HOME — No ex- al my houee while you ere away RASPBERRY PLANTS — 90 ea DALMATION KEYPORT — Living room, dining 797-2547. Cuatom bum 3 bedroom, drreng Will clean your home or office 47-12*3 Brown apotted I '* yeera old room. 2 bedroomi. den, W/W perience necoaeery Join our feat etc. Your pel will recieve lender lov- $500 001 Reedy to plant Come •7-7347. room, eet-ln kitchen, wen to well growing group of home tele- ing care Only 1 dog el a time after 2 pm Will,ami Farm, 349 Call53O-3275 carpeting, waahar /dryer, re- carpwng 1'* batha. family CABBAGE PATCH KID8 frigerator Heel Incl *700/mo RED BANK — Convenient Broad phone rep*. Earning 810 10 820 For Eaattr. Preemlea. alao Pin- Rotervo early 747-2(47. W. Riverdele Ave. Tlnlon Fill! DOG RUNS room, utility room haa private par hour Etty tun. profiuble Ctll 542-1492. 4-7pm I Cell 7876216 SI location Matura peraon entrance. Suitable tor upa. *eS.*s. 6710919 6 Bob Liong runt 41-1438 or 747-9*81 Cell Jean. 454-7095 GOWNS - Brand new. exc lor 6' high. mother/daughter (oonveriam) CARERA — Nikon. 3* mm., SLR, prom or wadding. Great price. REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER - v 8800 KEYPORT — Garden Apt.. 2 20 cu It., aida by aide Admiral Ctll 747-«t30 bedroom 8490/mo. • attached garage, gee heel, vinyl 52 Babysitting- 90mm. Nikon tana. Albkiorltaah. Mutt eaa. Alao. untterme tor den- 10S Commercial aiding, walk to NYC but. echool trenipontbon e mutt. Cell GRANDFATHERS — Antique Angoraa. Dwarf a. Lope, ft rega ronttge In •42*211 evea. altar 7 pm. DEALERSHIP - With National 2O1-*8*-720O. pick out now. Hutchee trio. JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 36H5! tormal dining room All oat Maintenance Corp. Aieured Ac- dock Chippendale ttyle I. 8200 Call 842 6272 671-9292. 9-8 [ CARPET — 2 room tpt alied Walnut Empire period 1*38. Ctll tnyllmt 495-0477/9655 MARLBORO homa with cantrat air Aa BABYSITTER - To watch 3*5 counte Guaranteed 8800 weakly brown carpal. Like new. 890 Call COURTS OF RED BANK •umabta mortgaga. Vinyl ie minimum Income 818,000 tut Principal! only 871-2*49 alter 5 SCREENS - Large quantity of ENGLISH Cottage util. paid. S37S year old glrla. Tranaporution A 747-79*0 altar 3. pm. good uaed tcreent Coil 812. JUST RENTALS, Bkr, 3*8-181 lurkM* Office outlet available Vary pratty to a convantam araa rtrtrancee raqulrad 7:49 am k» price Financing SPRINGER SPANIEL mmedUMy for leeee. 525 to ol Kaanaburg. tM.000 Atk for 21M"" " CARPETS — Oriental atyla by GUITAR •en 7St. 4*x35'x and 49«3l'v Mil* Clll 495-9032 4 pm. 747-7801. All aluminum • clip*. Cell MIDDLETOWN 1.000 eq ft. Cen be ftnrahad to Cailatn 9x14 Very reeaonable Vintage '5* Fender Jenmetter your poraonal needt Alto ivtn- CENTUPY 21 COZENS. RaalttHt BABYSITTER NEEDED - Mon.- DO YOU GAMBLE? Call 741-2023 4-* p.m. or moat 741-0314 enyllme. FOR RENT - Stable with 9-10, 8800 10' X 12' atallt, lack room with KNOLLWOOD eble ere furnlahed ofttcae on a irKtapandantly Ownad Frl. after achool Relieble Cell why not take tha beet of the odda Celt 9M-9697 SEARS UPRIGHT - Froal free •13 Htvar Rd. Fair Hatan 416 and put your product In front of fun balh. waah aull, office end 3 30.000 people el the HOME ft CASH REGISTER (1) — 3 yetra freezer like new Seere. never paddocti with 20 ocree ol GARDENS ncluoed For further Information 741-76M BABYSITTER — RetiaMenon- LEISURE SHOW, in Convention ok), digiul dlapley Put 8450, d. Stove link, tnd range ptalure Neer Rt 130. Cranberry. Eaclualve 1 8 2 bedroom tpla call 830-7300. 9-5 RECEPTION/SECRETARY — tmoking woman 10 care for 16 lacrlllce 8*0. Like new Call combo unit. 2 wooden office 1 mile Irom Exit SA. N.J. Turn- individual gat Mat ft oantral air Hex? 22 booth, remaining. •lied deakt Call 741-5100 Full itrna poaiiton lo train tor 3 mo old In my home Htiltl tret Enter prlaae. 530-5729 after 4 p.m. GUITAR — Finder, Siraocaator pike 246-1900 Exc kxtllon Jult off Rt 35 on month* to tva procaaa mananaf Rtla rtqulrtd Call 739-91*9 222-0*36 copy (MtmphUI. Wood grain tin- Klngt Hwy. Eaal (Welklng dla in acttva raal aatala otltca >n ttler « p m. •_ CHAIRS - Barrel type FREE BEAUTIFUL DOG lance to Foodtown Shopping ith Great tor beginner! With MIDDLETOWN Hotm«M. CaN Kathy Oan>afa al Income property with potential chelra. Brotm/Balaa tweec caae ft cord. 8100. Call « yeer old femile. tpeyed Re- Center). From 8898. Dally 1-4 StS-5400 for tntarvtaw Watcltari BABYSITTER - For 3 yetr old for further development • apart- eech or born tor 81*0 747-887IK7 triever mix Good with children. Sal. 11-3.N0 pete. Office - 3 room. 720 eq ft. Rt gir11l In our ILittle Silver home Can 741-2106. after 5 pm. 6 PIECES — ol Gold leather eec- 39. til uUllbtt Included. 2nd Raaltort, 55 E Main St. ment dwelling. 2 car garage. CHAIN SAWS - 2 Super XLT'6677a Call 670-1394 871-0021 Holmdal, NJ. •42-0471 liquor uoenae. 4 + ecree ot lend. HAMMOND ORGAN — A-100. tlonel turn.lure Exc cond 8300 StOO.mo. Ptaeae call 8200 for both Call 787-5090 FREE — 7 yr. old dog. Pert Lab- MIDDLETOWN - 1-9-1 Slperateln S M2-6OO0 aak for BABYSITTING SERVICE — In 1 Perk Ava.. Port Monmouth. 229-6794. leave mtttigt with bench. Craflmatic hoapiltl REO BANK - 2 story Colonial. 3 bed * handicapped equipment rador/Terrier Trained. Call bedrooma. Immediate occupan Armlndo Monmoulh Beech Exp mother Atklng 8280,000 CeH 2*4-80*1 SLEEPER SOFA - Never uaed 563-6460 cy A/c. DUhwoaher. Eat-In badrooms is batha. i car da- 6*1-3595 liter 6 30 pm Contemporary Beige with brick taichad garaga Front Porch, 01 2. RaaaonabW ram Com- RESTAUANT/LOUNOE kitchen, balcony. 281-4060. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — pletely bebyproofed new home. colored dott Bough) at Seera FREE KITTEN — Long helred Long Brench Can 8 AM PM. naw mtchan $102,000, by ownar. Northern Monmouin County on HAVE — An unwtnted item or Clearance Center 2 weeka ego mixed breed. Black verve) coet. MODERN APARTMENT - Nee the beech. Ftntettic view New two you'd like to leU? An ed Ihli 8704338 747-0009. CHECK THIS OUT... tut for 10 davt. |uat 8* 90 Call lor 8349. Changed mind on re- white mittem. block rnaak with tnntportttion. Cell before noon RUMSON COLONIAL $15fl,fO0 BABYSITTER - To care for 7 York ekyline Seeta 80 Owner decorating Firtt 9250 Itket 11 while tip noet ft chocl. Hee ill 495-O419 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE mo., * 5 year old In my or your will hotd mortgage tor exp oper- Get more raadera to check out The Regular Clataiiied. 575 Squire feet 3 pannelled air 3 badfooma, attiacliva araa elor. with 880.000 down. your ed with e CHECK et Ihe top Clll 767-44*6. • thoti. neutered, nee dipped, 7 RED BANK — 1 bedroom apen CaH waafcdaya 9-4 flQa.77i-5M5 Oceanporl home. Reference! 942-1700 mot old Extremely affectionate, Clll 542-243* 2*4-3087 end/or bottom 01 your copy. Cell SOFA 8150. Recllner $75 ,Gleet menu available April t. Starting of Induatnel Building Ideel for The Daily Regular Claaallled De- HEATHKIT H89 COMPUTER - ft Coffee table 8100. Breekfront edoreUe little bell 01 fluff CaU at $400 rt mo. Security re- H14 line printer. (2) 51* drivel. 495-45*9, Diana ot Donna. Architect*. Engineer!, ft Sale. CERTIFIED TEACHER - And 62 Mortgagaa pertment today fa $200.Server 8180. Hope Cheat quired. Cell 530-7300. Available Mey T. 19*9 79 Gilbert loving mother will cere for your 842-1700. CP-M. toftwiri Aaking 91000 850. end Hole MO, Lempe 815 FREE TO GOOD HOME - 3 year Call after 6 pm 671-9738 RED BANK - Remodeled SI Weal. Tlnlon Fane 8400 • RUMSON VICTORIAN — Pres- child pan time in my home. Call eech Cell alter 9:30 4*3-29**. old Golden Retriever mix Male Electric 741-2168 530-4780 GET VISA/MC HEAO SKIS - With Tyrone bind- Well trained. Good with kldl. bedroom, gel hell. 8400 per tige, tine schools. 5 minute tfaifc Inge end boon, lite 0. Aaking SOFA ft MATCHING CHAIR - Needa love Call 2*4-9*18 month + utll'tiea Ctll 741-331 OFFICE SPACE — Avallabla in to Atlantic beecttee, local park, MATURE WOMAN NEEDED Regardleti ol credit hlelory or Structurally aound. needa re- Holy Cross Modern kitchen *tth To bebytit in our homa. 6 a.m. to income! No-rllk guarantae. 4 CLOTHING — Wedding gown. before 3 Hiflhlandi Sacond floor-fuHy Sue • OngtonWy 810M. Sacrl- uphotalery, taking 850. 25* black FREE TO GOOD HOME - Seven carpalad Plaaaa call bettwaan walnut cabinets, w/w carpets, 430 p.m. 3 daya par week, every year old corporation titled with HIDE-A-BED — Good condition IED B wraparound porch, detscoed floa 8*00. Mattrnrty dothee. exc. ft white TV conaole. 829 Call 6-week-otd kltteni. Buck end bedroom apt «am-5pfn. Mon.-Frl 872-0*20 HWher Sal 829 per dey Mull local buainatt bureau. Intured With cuatom tllpcover. 8129. Call 741-2*67 vrhlte Heelthy 767-4302 or Qaraga. high callings, paneled tnd tecured with S ft L bank. cond. Ttke en for 8100 Cell turnlehed $500. 1 mo. aecurlty provide own trentportauon. Ruby II 930-7970, It no anawer after 8 p.m 741-6J94 499-9296 PRIME LINCROFT LOCATION — roomt. tail trees ivy-covered Cell 4*9-1311 Deadline toon for appplicanii SOFA — M*. 4 cuthiont. Col- required. Profeeclonet or bull •SO aq. n. 2 roomr Nawty dacor- three-story masonry a wood 12- For brochure end application HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - onial, beige figure, wood trim MINI SCHNAUZER PUPS neat pereon preferred. No pen atad Can 747-4341 attar 3 room home in Irtendry Wett Pa*h 53 Domoatlc Halp tend S3 lor pottage and hand- COCKTAIL TABLE, (80. Hive to move. Kitchen ulenailt. Excellent condition 810*. Cell Champion aired Docked. Adulte preferred Inquire. " netgriborhood Great (or kldt; be ling (refundable) la: FAC. Inc.. bedroom eat Call 222-7189. 741-4*26 Cropped Pel ft ihow quality Maple Ava liter 9 pm. REO BANK — Offioa apaoa 1400 there tor beach season) Priced in OEPENOABL WOMAN - To LIVING ROOM CHAIR. 8*0 Home bred Good with children •q ft. W par aq ft. + WIIHIMM PO Box 1048. Smyrna. GA Call 291-3911. RUMSON 150 a. brokers - last chance cara lor orderly lady Irom 7:30 30061-1046 Phone IBM TYPEWRITERS" Cell PAM 797-4*81 A/C. carpattng. on wta parking •42-7742. tm-2pm Sdtytaweek Cerend COLONIAL DINING ROOM Cottage Kldl 8500 labta immadiataly Call 404-567 2611 RENTAL 822-82* per mo JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1899 rala required. Wt-0443. TABLE - ft • Itdderbeck chelra Rent-option 10 buy 747-1*81 MULCHEO CHICKEN MANURE _.. ir. WaHar Zn LOW RATES 8500 Cell 642 5673 liter 4 p m. SOFA — 8 fl. Quitted cuahlona. 60 Ib beg 84.00 RUMSON •42-9506 132 Condosft OUST BUSTERS - Commarclel, lit Mtg ralinenclng. 72 hour tp- JVC 4 HEAD VCR - Brand new exc. cond. 8400. Light green vel- CellII !542-9F-930: 3 provelt. 2nd Mtgt * Corp COLONIAL COUCH — 8100 All bill! paid Reedyl 8900 RED BANK - Protaaalonal Of- Wlreraea remote. Cell 264-6096 vet love teat 8250 Brett tnd TRUCKLOAD HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 Townhoutes Lome. Colonial chair 890 Like new. OM KINO-SIZED SIMMONS - marble teble lemp 829 Cell tioa Buitat avail, m various Zim- 111 A BAOOE OF DISTINCTION Kramer Fin I 3*4-5096 round mirror 818. Can «71-65*7 291-0794 OF HORSE MANURE SEA BRIGHT — Attractive mtmr Btdgs umta ranga from 1 Shadow Lake village Raaattw. Beautyreat mattrett with box Delivered for $35 room to 3 room to 1400 aq. fl Ail HOUSEKEEPER - 4 hour. 4 day CONTEMPORARY — Couch, room apl with woodburnln WALKER A WALKER, Reallera 63 Monty to Loan SOFA ft LOVE SEAT - Content- Ctll liter 9pm 499-2537 atove. great ttortge. Indoor units ara carpalad. air con- 741-5212 week Mual have own tranapor- rove aeal and chaira. 2 yeara old. porery tryle In eerthtonet. Excel- WANTED LARGE BLACK MALE ditional « hava on-tata parking. ution Reterencee. Mlddletown A BETTER LOAN RATE 8*00 a. ta. Muat ten Celt parking $700 842-6801 Eves John V Wilton rrof tnd bedtidt lent condition. 8200. Ctll POODLE — For tlud. Oulet dil- Rataa rang* from 9200 mo -«11 530-08*7 tree Call 671-0280 FOR HOMEOWNERS 5*6-2329 or 563*937 Exc cond.. 8229. 897-0779 potillon Fee pick ol litter. Call SINGLE BEDROOM APT — an par aq. R. ptut mu CaN ownar We tun offer 11 w •*• govern- 2 bdrm houae $400 ft 8900/mo PRICED FOR QUICK SALE — HOUSEKEEPER - Oanerll COMPUTER - Vic 20. keyboard, 672-1929 STEREO — "bnkyno. AM/FM re- 968-8464 Waltar Zlmmarar •42-HM ment-backed money Buimetl KITCHEN SET — Butcher'block 1 block Irom beech Leeee Cel Townhouse In Tequesta, Florida cleenlno. Itundry. Ironing. For lotnt alao tvtutbte al low ratal caaatna player, eteorted toft- ceiver/Dolby FM Idiptor. 3-ttpe RUMSON — RataN/ofl*ea. Prlma proleaalonel couple with cat. on were. Great tor beginner. Beat teble 29' X 39 ft 4 chelrt $165 Sun 571-Mil evea Sacond floor entrance 2 with extended paybacka Wt Aua adaptor* pioneer audio re- 80 Bicycles araa. 825 aq n $10 aq ft. Nawty badrooms, 2'4 batha. 2 ieekty baala Reaponaible per- aolve your financial problami offer 741-020*. RtlUn btrltooll 24 "high S05/pr turn-turn (able 2 advent ALL — 3 room apt. Over »i Ml pleett Ceu (201) Mini Bikes ranovatad. Oti atraat parking. batooniea overlooking tha 7lh 741-57*4. _ apeekerl 3ft. X 1 ft. All In exc. looking Bey Utllltlet turmened •42-7735 Or 747-9023 Green & 8th Tea ot top (Had 542-4464. leave intiaaga COLONIAL COMPUTER - TRS60 model IV cond 8400 or beat offer Mutt bt BICYCLE - MlyaU 10-tpeed Suitable lor 1 Or 2 Reterencea PC * OWII. Letter quality primer KITCHEN APPLIANCES — *QE RUMSON — Privata duptax pro- private 19 hole goH course in tha FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC teen. 871-1418 Metallic red Exc. condition 895 required. 84007mo + 1/2 aecur pines of a private secure com- 54 Situations end eoftwere. Like new. Current- alove with eye level oven 9190. In Call 741-5417. try Evea after 8. cm 5«*-«*35. fastton otlrcat includes all util- TOLL-FREE ly on tele In alorea lor 82800 + excellent condition. Kitchen SWIM POOLS — Werehouae Htaa. t4M for both. Slngla. 1180 munity, Home owners have un- Wanted Famala 800-323-6556, Ext R88 It. My price 82100 530-020* urjfe * 5 chaira Exc. cond 875 forced 10 olipoat ol new on- CaH 291-4394 limited use ot goH course, tennis CtH 741-3082. ground 31' long foola complete 84 Marchandiae courts, club house, t pool. 1/2 CONTRACTOR'S - 1 Peechtrea with huge lundecka. fencing, hi- Wantad TWINBROOK aun/Furnlartad Ofttca Suitaa hr from Waal Palm Airport. Cad double Meet entry door. 6 pan- KITCHEN TABLE - With 4 1* rttt Illtere. pump, ladder! war •Wtth Sac y A Antwarlng Sarv 377-3234 balwaan 8-10 p.m. ell, lock-eet. iamb ind mi. S'xe* upholttered ten velvet chtlrt A-1 USED FURNITURE VILLAGE aShraw«rjury. caH 741-5700 ABOVE THE REST 838. t bed/iprlng 6 maltreat. 5 ranly. ale Aaking SM6 COM- Antique., contenta ol home, ti- IN CHILD CAREI openmg. 8125 12 lite. Iilil' PLETE. Financing avail Ctll Sun GARDEN APTS. Shadow Lake Village wood exterior only door with mo. OM 8*9 1 Wanted all-up nea, cellar, etc Cen haul 1 piece ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT Your child mould ba content, Marchandls* bench. 820 Can alter 5 pm tolltrte I-600-«?4.I326 or ell Top doller paid. 264-B4S6. 1 4 2 bedrooms from S4M Mod 109 Buildings/ htppy and well-ctred lor while limb end ent.850. Dttappeerlng ern. spacious apis Heat, hoi Rttalat A Rentals lor Sal* title arralra. 30 X 54, 820 1. 4x1 weekday 844-8789. weektnda all 30 GALLON FISHTANK — With Q you work I em 1 Fair Htven •11 tcceatoriee 840, Klrby cok) water Cooking Qas i CROWELL AGENCY rnotner who can do ell ol the galvenlatd ateel Corral gate. 828 dajr eluded Orvpremlsee tenn 2 ROW - Com planter, rubber Call ***-8O73 evea vacumn cleaner 830 Cell 741-4030 i 1 m wee Top condition. 8390 Ctl KITCHEN SET — With glut top count, pool, racrtation araa Havan. 1 garaga tM aa. a mo. 291-0216 A BASIC LIONEL TRAIN Near Eaioniown shopping Ex Immad. occupancy 942-5722; Resident Seleepeopte cruld care with FIC refer- 542*099 otter 8 CONTEMPORARY SOFA — OH 8 4 cane chaira. New condition Eveninga 8 Weekend! mail Cad 642-8907 83*0. Whit* wool aree rug 870. THREE PIECE BEDROOM SET Private collector will pey htghetl schools. Ocean Two. •42-9106. white velvet with green end gold price Cell 681-9064 morning! ft Helge Stewart Jam MittriefJ 5 HOMES WANTED ftorel detign and green vervel Cameo curtalne for Ig window With twin mirrora. hanging lemp Highway 35. Oafchurst TAMARACK Sail Storaga A A CLEAN HOUSE - Red Benk. and night UDIe 8290. weekenda or 2*4-8*42 Mon - 531-4823 942-00 741*549 B42->311 little Silver. Shrewebury. Fair ft hornet needed to dleplty nev* chair. $450 Coffee table, and 870 842*3*0 or 370-19*8 Thura. 4 30-9 p m. Warahousing. Hwy. 39. Long Haven. 830 Rate Can tpm-mid. ao»d vinyl Ming by Bethlehem table, tote lebka. 8379 Breet LADY 0T8 PATTERN - VllWroy Call 222-498* WEST END — Laree 4 room ai Branch. Various. Size garages IIS Commarclal Steal. Give your homa t nev. floor lamp 6 Ubte lemp, 8*0. tnd Botch geremum eervice tor 2 STUDDED SNOW TIRES~- AIT ELECTRIC TRAINS near oceaoceen anend thopplng f avail All look Ouelifted homeownere wW Colonial burnt orange pietd aota 8 * many eatree. Beat price over 75X15 E.cellent condition 8*0 4 Lionel. Flyer, etc Hlgheat 8 pok) Security. 741-5713 after 232-8712 ART WORK DONE-Phone |0e- and ottoman. 8200. Coffet table 8450 Exercycre 880 Electric redieu lute 78X18. Exc cond Nobody beau my price. pm •ran A Skjnl 281-4814 for Logot. amounting to huge lavlnat from end table lamp, 8*0 or beet ol REO BANK OFFICE - 2 Urge typewriter 840 542-1881 or 9120 Cen 568-2260 2*4-9078. 110 Wantad to Want roomi lavatory. Second fleor Adda. Trade Slgnl fQtetlt pfttT# + rtlBUBHAl*0n. PW" tore. Can attar to a.m. 496-9407 741-5352 after 6 WEST END — 400 quired, no money down. 100M USED BRICKS" AWTUTRJOE QUANTITIES — OF Lovely 1 bedroom tpt., cart BRITISH COLLCOE TEACHER welk-up Convenient to mufttci- BABYUTTINO SERVICE - In MERCHANDISE FOR USE AT Ocean view. $335 average ren Seek! amill rental apt or col- pel periling 8W aqutre bet m, Ocetnport homa Hourty. CONTENTS OF HOUSE - Din- LAWN MOWER - Seert 4 HP Appro. 39.000. not ck IT\Q roortv ltv*frO foom Socf much Eeger 1. Ueed 2 etteoni. Excel- Delivered 92000 FLEA MARKETS SALE rale. 1 mo. etc. Adufte preferred lage In Rumton-Fllr Htvtn tree 87 75 per equtre loot UllUttea deny 8 weekly. Reeaoneble No peta Cell 222-8235 Cell 281-4814. included Call 741-5397 9 to 3 870997O more Can 222-2*44 lent. 8135 Call 291-824*. Ctll 671-5*83 . CALL (42-1838. The Daily Register MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1985 MO Autos tor Sal* jgOAjrto»JorUl« MOAutesiorStl. 100 Auto* tor Salt 100 Autos tor Salt 300 Autos tor Sal* 300 AutosforSal* 17* Airt» PONTWC pUWNbT TOYOTA COROLLA 1*7* - 2 0«Sti«a»»a FORD LTD - 197* I PORO LTD — 1*78 P/B. p/b,MU»TANdC0lRA11-1979.9 PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 197i. I door. MS/MB. 4-apeed ern/lm JTvk»/i»«rt» •anama. minor danl nape* A MUM aaa 9W00 Can am/ha etereo. r/w aaitnili . cyl. auu Rakulll angma. Cragar cyl. 219. 77,000 ml. *ac con ESPRIT - 9 cyl. PS/PB. A/C. em/lm radio Aaklng 92700 Caa ceaaene Economical 9990 or TWU - MtMhi mad. Oood petal ffilliMi and aWd hanov or 7M-2141 Lanaeu roel. rune weB. good ma. aa.be. oond. li M0 mi. dawn. 91200 499-2182 SSone. Can 291-9019_ oonaajon. 8H 1*970-14 r«w ng kane. 81100. IM.IH) evee lookm*. mual eon by aaaiind. ^ 9 741-4492 0179-14 0.. 8 rim (near lira FORD COMET IBS* (1290 or beet oner Can PLYMOUTH VOLANE 1977 — 9 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - 1979 HRrt-ll. Vary low pno» Aleo t CAM UNDER 92.000 aad Iran*. Naada brakaa. cyl.. neode eama work. PS/PB. TOYOTA COROLLA -J 7(7.1(0*. door aadan. ™nl cond ' M. Tandum 1 tow** Cat NOSLEY AUTO SALES 9300 741-0172 MERCURY MONTEOO MX - 119.000 ml. am/lm itereo Ked to aaa at 92100 100 Call 7970079 42.000 ml. 5 apd . 948*0 Call ssSsssirs 797-79*7 FORD (IRAN TORINO WAGON LABRKXA MOTOR* Caa 191-9950 »-» pm 1872 - RakuK 400 angina Buy .Fid Rad Bank PB/PB. eir. enow Urea, traaar 219-2IM anar 5 or me week- MMII II • " — - - j • **••• .VALIU WAOON — IMS. ru« 74T-MU Mien ReeeM urea, brekee. ei- RED BANK MOTORS INC CM 990-7100. »-» MO MotOfCyclaa It now ro> 9900 or baat onar Ca« PLYMOUTH SATELLITE- 1*71. 131 Newman Springe. Red Sank equip. Fuel Ml., 99M0 Can •42-3074 In Rumaon. vUansun-Markur Iteuet (360 741-9721 8-uoo data. iio-1911 m orlglonal owner, good Urea, must Pudga *MC lean nanaiiH S*n. FORD MAVERICK 1979 - Good .MeakvManurv NOVA — 1(74. 9 Cyl. auk). p/B. aeiT 9800 or beet oner Cell 747-0040 HEVY BELAIR — 1***. • cyl Highway 39. KayporKayportt ,2949900 running oond. 73.000 ml. Baal p/b, 38.000 ml., naada mumer. K*-4U* teleaan 10-6. Mon MTTENHOUSE TRIUMPH TRS - 1971. Reeen»y RSR..S. — 9290 Ca9 381 0098 onar Call 971-I247 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1979 Caa. MOO or bast oner Call thru Sat rebum engine New lop. battery. •ought na» Nov M. 4.700 ml.. LINCOLN-MERCURY INC MfW NOVA 1*79 - I cyl . FORD LTD 197* - Brawn land- IV. Fu«y loadad with PLYMOUTH DUSTER — 1978 •00 Rl 35Ooaan Twp 775-1500 e.heuatt floodfl tl 197 LoU and Oaage Mpl Wen mawu'--- claaay k aparty. 1st. Mual mnawd. *>,400 ona. mi au loadad No rual Claan OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME - Good-running anaMa. 79,000 ml. awtn C*. las. cond Ooad gaa runnmna i Aaklng 91500 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC iToOO nrnv Ca» 747-949*. Apf aag« 9490 Can 229- 3020 Brougham. 19*2 v*. 4 door. Many new parta AM/FM caaael- mngaRd. Red Bank —la. Ca* 7*7-904*. 797-1*90 o kt MM. 991 9012 or 797-7391 TRIUMPH TR9 - 1971 Vary I MM. Can rw-(410. FORD LTO - 1*79. p/a. p/b. am/tm, power locka. 31,000 ml., 741-0910 ,MEW NOVA 1*71 — Jual LINCOLN TOWN COUPE - A beauty 95500 Ca* 971-9*87 good body, rune e.cellenl With i oood. rune, a/c. am/lm radio. Aaklng 9990 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1971 - uned, naw brakaa. lac. oond.. Can 499-1979. 1979 Loadad 40.000 ongunal EXCELLENT DEPENDABLE Straub Molori Inc FlopVanY/Tm caeeene Mual eaa Ian. Cat > 1 aateftor. (4(0. Week- ff*4., naada vinyl roof. BarQWn OLOB TORONAOO - 19*1 BuKk-Renault-Jaap I appreclele Can 9427395 POM) FALCON VAN — 1994 11.000 ml. fuBy loaded, aw TRANS Rune beeuWul 9400. 93900 Ca* 942-1327. Caa 411-0499 Highway 39. Keypon. 294-4000 VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK PUMtON — WATIft FRONT ENGUNE WANTED - Cat IH Runa goad. Naw anaMa 1700 cane).. (BKO Can 747^411 CHEVETTEI994 Can 747-0291 LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS PLYMOUTH CHAMP — 1990.SUBURAU Ol - 1992. Clean 5 - 1973 Muat aall Aa la. MOO or WITH •ULKMfADI I1M.00O Honda. Oood oondHon. Can 2 dr. 4 cyl. 18.000 m, - PRICED RKJHT RASSAS 1997 OLDSMOSILE - 390 en- >pd . a/c. 4 door.94500 Call beet onar Caa 495-1994. 7(T-MM. gine Runa great (350 or beat Iwtn tuck, aun foot, (iarao, raar Can 229-9754 FORD LTO 1979 — OnMt con PONTIAC. 3*9 BROAD ST . RED detroaler/wlper/weihe-. aac. »» OWNER CALL MMIK dition. 92.000 maaa S3200 CaH BANK 741-9190 oner. Can 717-0134. VOLVO PARTS SALE - New- HONDA ELITE 1M4 - 114 CO HEVY MONZA 1975 - 4 cyl. 3 cond.. 81.000 mi. 91*00 Can SUBURU OLIO 1994 — 4 dr. 13a Mobil* Horn** engine. mcWc Man. M mMa. 739-4444 anar 4 OLDS CUTLESS 1*72 — 4 dr. 284-3199 g lor oMiee. reeiorore WMd. manual uaanng a MAZDA 1*91 — 9-epeed Lima block, loaded • eervlce war- Cheap) RED BANK VOLVO. MOWLE HOeM - Eac. cond. Ailing 91400 Call MO-alM akai (MO or Mat oner Call FORO FAIRMONT — 1979, aulo. an, 2 door aedan Caa aadan. PS/PB. A/C. reliable only Aaklng ((990. 942-1081 trana S390 or beet oner PONTIAC - 1992 J2000. 32.000 74159*8 k Muet be ege SO Cell HONDA 1991 CI UO p/b. p/a. a/c. CB. 130.000 high- 74VM5244 4 anar 9 p m maaa. am/lm atereo Suck ahllt SUBURU OLIO 19*4 - 4 door, * I 10 arn-araw 5 way Til. runa oood. Q#aai itation 747-9*92. VOLVO WAOON 1*72 - Rune Cuetom. B MEW CAVALIER 1tM - 4- MERCEDES 1*91 - 2400 Rune Ilka new 94300 Call Week, leaded. eervlce war- CaH9**-07i* car 1*90 CaJ 2*4-11*9 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME - 530-2039 good. 9700 or heel onar. Caa apeM haesnoaok. 97.0OO miuja rvory/lan Loadad. Exc cond ranty. Aaklng M990 Cell T41-I-2M2M . FORD MERCURY COMET 1999 Naw oar arriving. Aaklng 1979. 2 door, good cond • ap- 942-19*1. 140 RaalEataia Ammg moo Can W1-29M. pearance, am/m atereo. powai PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS 92.000 ml. •14.900. 997-0094. 1979 - E«c cond . 4 dr.. A/C. VW DASHER 1975 — Automellc. HONDA HEW MALIBU WAOON 1M1 Oood cond 9400 windowe and aaat 8J7SO or beet SUPER BEETLE 1973 — Oood A/C Loaded Ruel prool Eicel- Wanted Automatic, p/s. p/b. A/C. raw MERCEDES — 390SEL 1992 PS/PB. ekweo, bucket aaata. condition Aaklng (1200 Call NEW JERSEY S • 1 VOLUME Can 971-9997 Otlar 747-1993. door locka. cruleo control. lent condition. fi500 Cell 3-4 U0AOOU HOUW - defrost, am/tm Marao. roof rack Lapla Mua r 9 p m 530-9056 •48-9091 altar 9 Norm limn Monmoimi County HONDA DEALER oemar. MOM. 971-10*9 FORD COUNTRY SOUIRE K. gray laathar lnlarlor.1 OLDS - Toronaoo. 18*0 Doloel 92300 741-9917 CommunMee. WW coneUar rant WAOON - 197* Runa good 4*.000 ml.. S28.OOO Call Black/2 door Maroon leather TOMS FORD VW BUG 1970 MEVETTE 1*71 — 4 cyl.. 4- mi AM/FM ateroo CB Till Wire PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON 200 Hwy 35 Kayport aaiaanianl. Hi 9999 1979 — PS/PB. am radio. A/C. 29418O0 Can 542-5212 KAWASAKI MO 1(77 - Fully apaad. (0,000 maaa. new paint, Can alMr 9. 797-4744 HIM III. 49,000 ml 5 yr 780,000 •200 or beat oflar near Una nuns greet 92000 MERCESES — Modal 230. 1974 warranty. (7100" . E«cibdudln, g naw urea, good oond. 93200 Can Can 22*-*7B4. leave maaaaga Call H7-HH Can 741-9721 FORD FAIRMONT 1*7* — With 4 door. bkja. aulo trana.. a/c, Can 530-2925 anar 8 air cond. (700 or beet oiler naw angina * brakaa. E«c cond PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1979 - VW SCIR0CCO 1*79 MOTORCYCLES - > KZ 400 1. •HCVY CAMARO 19*1 — Aulo- 530,3789 eves or weekends •9490/baal oflar Call 842 4418 OLDS CUTLESS 6UPREME MOO. , PS/PB. A/C. am/lm BROUGHAM 1982 - 39.000 ml.. Landau rool. 2 lone-brown, elr. TOYOTACELICAGTS— 1992. 5 battl lor MOO Caa 797-3913 or powar. Vary good cond Aaklng Call 741-0203 M-07M. ne. 41.000 hwy. m GEORGE WALL MERCURY LYNX GS 1992 - 5 4 dr. A/C. V9, PS/PB/PW. apd. a/c, p/a, p/b. tut whaal. Boat* and . Can 291-2707 LINCOLN/MERCURY dr. hatchback. A/C. many aNtraa. powar locka. Chapmen lock MOOT). Cell 4IS-M09 crulaa control, power aunroot 9 VW SCIROCCO 1*7* - Auto . UZUKI ML MO OIBT BIKE - Shrawabury Avo. al Sycamora low mileage. Naw car on order. AM/FM ekerao. dray ai- PONTIAC LEMANS 1995 - more 29.000 ml. aaklng 97900 A/C. etereo. Whlle/blk Interior, Accaasoriaa •74. tMO Dem. Fir it buyar lakes CHIVY CAPRICE 1979 - EaUta Shrawatury 747-9400 •4900. 747-0142. lerlor/lnterlor Chauffeur driven Mual Saw Can anar 5 p m Wad S9.000 ml. good running cond wagon, tuity loadad. runt wall. am/lm caeeene. 329 engine • Frl.'e All day Sat 9 Sun CaH 4W-WW eekfOf Dan HONDA ACCORD 1977 - 2 Corp vehicle. Ahtreye geraged. 9300 Cell 972-29M •2000. 747-BaeT W FIIROLAU BOAT - 40 HP tooia good. * paaaangar B/.ooo MOB 1977 — Runa and look! Mint cond 97100 Can Mr Naan- 739-3221 John angina. amK irailor Aaklng SUZKUIKI 19*0 door, s-apaad. A/C. PB. 90.000 great Convartlbla. 2 lone, am/lm PONTIAC - 1*70. 98.000 or 490 CC Quick, mint cond mllaa Runa wan. 91500 Call droae. deye (212) 344-2300 TOYOTA CELICA 1992 - GT 300 Autos for salt IIM Can 787-82*4 CHEW MALIBU CLASSIC Ever 8 weekenda 747-3429 iglonal mllaa. 9150 or beat oner 5M-0210 anar 9 CaH 291 9028 Call 7*7-3797 anytime anar 4 Hatch. A/C. Elec aun.rool Aulo 1974 Caa 797-1*42 IME , condd. 40.0040000 mll (895189500 I IS- MFQ Flbwglu* 1861 3and»p.m HORNET — 1*72 Eac. body OLDS 9* REGENCY - 1975 MONTE CARLO 1977 - Fully Fully powered. Snowe on rlma. PONTIAC GRAN PRIX SJ 1S79508-2928 1200. Call 642-7874. SUZUKI TS1M 19*0 coditioncondition.. Oood runninu g ordaodar loadad. with akactric eunroof — Whole or lor carte Loaded 99*9*00 Cat 071-7707099 o r **f 1-95 EiC OOnd 49,000 Orlglonal ml TOYOTA CELICA 1992 - OT It' CHRYSLER RUNABOUT — 1-2915. Mini cond. 98.000 ml. Juat •1900. CM 842-5592 Beet oner Can Kaien. 797-3797 Call 229-9794. laava maaaaga oalnied S49M llrm. 5*3-3979. hatchback. A/C. Electric aun- M HP Etrtnruda Near JEEP CJ7 LAREDO 19*1 — PONTIAC VENTURA — 1979. Bought HEVY CAMARO - 1991 V9, OLDS ROCKET 459 1973 rool. automatic. Eic. cond. ataarins Comaa oompl SUZUKI cyl., 4 apd., 4 whaal drtva, naw MUSTANG OT 1994 — 7.000 Auto, am/lm caaaette atereo 40.000 ml (9950 Cell 99S-2*2* lunar and all equipment S17S0. naw July «. Can a/c, p/a. p/b. am/lm larga ttraa, 2 topa. oaautltul 29.900 ml., eac cond AVIS mllaa. loaded. Mint condition. radio. 30 welt equaluer, p/b, p/a, Can 7S7-U03 anar 5 JO 97-4SU. na. low ml., mint cond oond. Maka onar 222-22*7. Can 747-3030 19300. Call 7*7-4949 Price negotiable. 912.900 Call good running condition TOYOTA CELICA 19(3 - Lilt IS' CHRVSLER BOAT - M HP YAMAHA 400 SPECIAL — EM JEEP CHEROKEE — 1978 4797-7191 alMr *. OPEL OT - 1973. 93.000 ml., Ceil 2*4-9291. back, loaded. 23,000 ml., eac CHEVY CITATION 19*0 rum good Neede palnl 9900 cond .98 100 Call 787-0999 Manwry motor wrth tra»ar. Motor cone). MOO ml., Mltl 2 halm.li whaal drlva. Naw tranamlaalon. MUSTANG 1975 — 99.000 milao PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1079 — aw. cond. 11*00 717-3*77 or Aaklng H000 Call 73S-HM Good condition 11900 llrm Eacallanl condition $4500 Call Carl 291-M19. TOYOTA TERCEL 1B93 - 4M-4S40, aw tor Tom. Call 4*9-9970. Naw pane. MOO aa la. Landau rod. 2-tone brown, air. Young Usad YAMAHA (90 SPECIAL 197* - «71-1210anar«pm Mual aaa. Call 999-2329 PARK CHEVROLET powar. Vary good cond. Aaklng Hatchback. 23,500 ml. 44 mpg.. 17 O'OAV — Day SaHar. Saw. Maaa. disks, electric elan. Naw CHEVY or 9934937. Salea-LaaHng-Semlce-Paru •3000 Can 499-9909. AM/FM Mini cond. Call 1*70 Neede work JEEP — 1970 Peat Omca body •71-423* anar 5 pm Cara traHOr. floor board.. 2 HP beltery. ehocke, chain, starter Vary good condition. Aaklng MUSTANG 1999 - Convertible Rl. 9*. Neptune 779-1211 PONTIAC 8UNBIRD — 1990. 9 EMnruda motor Mooring. S1200 ' Eagle radiate. 14.000 Can 7*7-5201 •BOO. Call73»-3873 TOYOTA COROLLA - Detune For Sal* Caa 747-30*7 299, PS/PB. power top Conaole. PEUOEOT-SAAB OF WALL cyl Bought naw car. lal 91200 lOOO CaH 930-0390. HEVROLET MONZA - 1979 JEEP COMANDO 1972 — auto, many new pana 94000 Hwy 35. ManaaqueMai n takee H. Good condition wagon. ig77 Oood ahape 22 CATALINA SLOOP — 1M3 * auto., 0.000 ml. oI nangina. 972-0929 (201) 449-909449-5 0 492-70*3 Neede a lime trana work J75O or p/a, axe. cond whaal drlva. 9790 Call attar 8 Supar boat, tola ol axtraa. mini 281 Mopeda 92000 291-1749. beet oner 739-0352 R«XJ Bank. 74/eMS cond TraHar. TVs OB. Call ana* S 1979 PUCH MAXI-LUX 97-77*7 COUGAR 1991 — 4 dr. Fullv PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1973 - PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - 1975. p.m. 930-0*78 KITSON CHEVROLET CO loaded Original owner. ENC Automatic, elent 9. am/lm. Now Urea, eahaual. timing chain TOYOTA CELICA — 1979 Exc. cond Many axtraa HEVY MONTE CARLO — 1*90 Ncede front and work 1350 Call Owned bye mechanic <57S Call •900 or ben otter Llka naw 1325 Hwy 39 Eatonlown cond Pleaee call 739-029* alter 3V SILVERTON 197« — 31» i/a. p/b. auto, raar dalroatar, 942-1000 787-5793 577-9900 Call 797-9275 Cltryalar FWC. VHF. K Call 970-3112 a/c. am/An. 58.000 ml. good decleclor. debtn Under, meny e«- 5 STAR GENERAL 1981 cond 94595 294-20S9. 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos lor Sal* 300 Autos for Salo 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt traa 914.900 tern Daye Oood condition, S27S HEVY MALIBU 1*91 - PS/PB. 7*7-0047; evee 972-194* Call 747-0996 altar 9pm /C, crulaa control, radio, raar 2a' SILVERTON 1*70 — 311MOPED — 19*3 Puch Nawpon j^Aa. an ia»»— alii AAJU4 AAO* Cnrynar Oood condition Muat 11. Low mllaga Exc condition avroai, auiofnaoc uooa con> Won. 92900 Can 222-9915 aall. 810,500 Call 291-9339 altar $230 Call RrcVat 747-5588 HEW IMPALA 1979 — A/C. S p.m. MOTOBECANE 1991 — Wind M/FM. naw Irana Good cond ALUMINUM BOAT - Motor and •MM. aaddla bag*. Mint con Can Tarry, «71-2Q74. altar 7 pm traMr. Saara 14'V Brand na» ditlon Call 7*7-1*97 HEVROLET CAPRICE 1993 — 7'* h/p anaMa. and all ac- MOTORBECANE 502 dr.. VS. aulo. PS/PB. A/C. ceeeorieo. S1M0 741-7S72 altar Aaiabaat oflar M/FM Itereo E«c cond 30,000 MS Call 747-0004 ml 97800 or beet ofler 1-9030 ASSISTANT SAILBOAT RIGGER PUCH 19*0 — Sporta Maxl II — Sailing knoaaarjoe a muat auto ahllt. Exc cond Undar HEVY BELAIR - 19M VS. Muit be dependable Can 1000 ml CaH 2*1-013* altar 4 una good I15O Caa 2*4-0329 Circle Chevrolet 5305500 narjpm 21' BAVLINER — Flaharman HEVY VEOA OT HATCHBACK 1*77. Haa everything 112.000 or 290 Trucks * 978 — 4 spaed 9 good radial oaal omv Can 741-3991 Trailer* ree. good running cond. Aaklng s 279. Caa 971-0977 BOAT TRAILER — IS' or 17'.CHEVY VAN 1979 — Raoullt an ptua 20 gal. gaa tana. Marcury glna and tranamlaalon. Naw •• CHEVY CHEVETTE - 1979 4- controla tor a small motor haual ayatam. Aaklng $iaoo Call •pd , vary dean 97.000 ml «97S 228-2*41 altar « pm. •71-OM9 alt) ' 18 7- BOSTON WHALER-Nauaat CHEVY S-10 PICK UP 1994 - M HP Marc., powar Irlm. slaln- 9000 ml. ahow room cond CHEVY WAGON 1997 - 293. 9- ALER Maa Do» 4 aldarall. 12 rod MM- many aiaxtrat a M0O0 Call Altar 5 cyl. engine Great running cond. LARGEST ara. bilge pump, compaea. 250 200 orbeal oflar. 787-8*48 OT coo* aaat. full wMMr cova< pm 972-3 Oelvenlied CZ rotor trailer wllti FORD 1970 — UO Sanaa. 1* It CHRYSLER NEWPORT — 1*77. < winch (4500 741.1517 body, with nrt gala Naw tirai une well Cell 941-4414 9-5 pm 85 CAVALIER - NEW! IS' RHODES DAVSAILOR — '85 IMPALA - NEW! Sid aquipmant. 2 litar. V-4 cyl, 4 tpd man . m/i. p/b, atytad •85 MONTE CARLO Floarglaaa. aic. aalla. mooring, FORD PICK-UP1»77 CIRCLE CHEVROLET Mot in ettOCat. aHow «-B WMM daitvary LIST PRICE: I7&42 cradle. Will palnl bottom and With cap Good cond Srirewabury Ave. Shrewsbury Sid Equip. 4.3 lltra V-6. P/S, P'B. radult, computar command launch 747 8432 Call 797-24M. altar 5 pm 741-3130 c«mo<. Oatco Fraadom Plui II balttry whaal opanma moWlnaaW , rt lyttam Not in slock Allow 14 day*to 9 «aaki for EVINRUDE outboard. O.g, man- FORD PICK-UP — 1973 Run CORVETTE 1969 T PRICE: $10,145 SAVE 11435 ual. 20 long. Oaa can included good 4 wheel drive 91000 Ca Aaklng 94000 Aaklng MM 341-7*3* 171-1(61 or 1*1-317* alter Call 495-0523. aak lor Pal FORCE 5 SAILBOAT - Witt CORVETTE 1979 - trailer 1979 Moving, muat eeil FORD - 1997 F100 Utility body Black/oylter Interior 350 Aulo . 9800 CaH 747-4949 VO. Runt A look! good Call C PW/PB, T-top-. AM/FM HUTCHINSON COM-PAC IS - 787-3399 ette. exc cond In end out. E»a aalla, aatra al JEEP CHEROKEE, ow mileege 9*900 Cell Ki eondt. many entree. 89a)-aO79 or Ta» 9119. •0*4*3-41** OUOAR XR7 1975 - Auto M/FM atereo. A/C. raar LASER — All accoaaorlaa 2 TOYOTA SRS 19*3 ' - Or. PS/PB/PW.9 way aalla Wail maintalnod. 1750 Call Loadad. Excallant condition aaat. 4 new Brlgeetona all 747-4155 Muat aall Call 741-4212 „ K tlree. 97.122 ml Aaklng 17 BOAT MOTOR • TRAILER 1200 294-4037 EHC. condition Aaklng $2500 300 Autos for Sale Call 787-3023 VW SUPER BEETLE 1973 - 19' PENN YAN — 120 hp. marc Naw palm, axhuat * brakaa 85 CELEBRITY I/O. powar Irlm. charry con- 91000 or ban onar Call CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1«*0 - SPECTRUM SPORT COUPE. Sid equip 2 5 liter EFI 4 cyl, p/a, p/b. bucket Ectete car. burgundy. 4 dr., dition. Now in tha box, 55 chan- (495-4*91 eomp 4 cyl. 5 apd man , p/b. Heel belted radian Not m •ean center conaole. a/b radian, Opta auto. Not In nock, allow Sid equip . 2 5 EFI 4-cyl. p/b. m/a. lit radial w/w urea Opta nal VHF radio Emlrat From SS auto., crulae control. PS/PB. 9-9 waeka delivery LIST- PRICE 99944 Many othera In nock auto Not in stock, allow 9-9 weeks delivery. Many other! in nock AMC PACER — 1979. 9 cyl A/C. em/lm redio 53.000 ml Mock allow 8-9 weokl delivery LIST PRICE 95595 Many other • prop to na» akla. 13000 or baa auto., naw brakaa. axhaual. tiraa •lock w/verylng equip to choose from w/almllar options to choose from. «/llmllu options Ml select from LIST PRICE 18978 oftar 495-213S Naw raar Ownad by a machanrc EXCELLENT CONDITION. (4000 Cell (72-1277 S S 10 22' MARSHALL CATBOAT — $925 577-9909 Sioop-rlggad. Exc. cond. 25 HP AMC OREMLI 1*79 — 9 cy CUTLASS SUPREME (2) - 1 In 5932 ff «117"/.. 7962 ar 149 /.. Gray Many optional and cuatom auto. A/c. New e»nuet 9*00 rood running condition 1 good taaturaa S27.MO Evaa a waak Call 593-9129. or pirti Aaklng S3000 lor both anda 201-SM-O749 Call 972-1949 before 5 Alter 5 AMC EAOLE 1990 — 4 doo 291-8990 USED OUTBOARD MOTORS a eeden, aun root. Aulo . PS/PI PARTS — RaaaonabM Cal am/lm radio Good condition S71-1452. Asking (4000 Call 972-01*4 WANTED DATSUN 1*94 MAXIMA 13 Boaton WnaMr «nth motor A STAR IS BORN.. LIKE NEW PRICED TO SELL Call 943-3013 CALL 741-4404 DATSUN 200SX - Sporta luxury ••••••i.-t. .«• M 153 Camping (age P/S. P/B. A/C. am/lm. Equlpmant tlree end BHhaual. 73.000 Attract more rsadarahip by one cond. (3995 Call CAMPED CAP - 9 It PanaMd placing a STAR at th« top 970-8173 alter 9 pm imaulalad. llgnta. ! at a •nd/or bottom ol your ad MOO 642-2139. aarly morning For dauils. catl tha Daily IATSUN 200SX 1979 — S-apd. aarry avanlng. flagntar ClaMilitd atick. 4-cyl AM/FM. Good tlree Clean body and paint Runa ex- 154 Recreational l5«partrnant. 542-1700 ceptional 1 owner Aaklng Vehicle* 11575 942-3399 1977 19' TRAILER — Light DATSUN 2802X 1991 — Loaded. Might Slaapa 5 San-contamad A/C. AM/FM caaeene, 5 apd. Exc cond. Hltch-alalric brakaa- AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 MARK aun-rool Exc cond Mult aall mlrrora Includad 12BO0 - 19M. Rad. O»IQ cond es.ooc day! 957-0080. or 972-1412. O42-7J66 altar 4 30 p m mi Call 531 HIM DATSUN 910 WAGON - 1978. CHAMPION MOTOR HOME 24 BMW - 1M1 330 I. 47000 m 39.000 mi. a/c. p/a. p/b. am/lm — Dodge. 1972, 318 Engine a/c. tun root, am/lm ca atereo. rack. 4 apd.. axe cond. 37.507 ml sleeps 9. rool A/C •ivar A Mua. 5 •p—d Exc«lan 93300 Call 957-0097 refrigerator (not working) A cond Vary wall maintainad Bat DODGE OMNI 1992 024 HATCH- alee In good cond 95000 Offer 388-0700 dayi. o» BACK - 4 epcod. Iront wheel 971-2094 774-4881 W*W. drive. A/C, am/lm ilefeo. reck 4 pinion Hearing, rull proofing. CHEVY BLAZON 1976 BMW — 528E. 1M2. immacula Hwy. mileage. Call (71-3451 Motor Homo Excallant con condition, loadad, 94,000 ditlon Only 9,000 ml., gan.. A/C $18,250 Call 747-S481 DODGE CHARGER SE - 1*72 '85 ASTROVAN NEW FOR "85 '85 G-10 VAN 241-5840 Sid •quip., fl cyl.. 4 ipd man., m/a. m/b Not in •loch, allow 0-8 Baal oflar Call 291-1109 319. p/a, p/b, a/c, am/lm itereo Sid •quip , 4 cyl m/i. m/b. 4 tpd man radial b/w tirat Not daltvarv LIST PRICE 201-41S0. aak lor D... with caaatte Cragara all around itoch. allowfl-8 waah f dallvarv LIST PRICE: SS2tM BUHLER ft BITTER INC Runa and looka greet 11500 or TRAILER 1975 — YaHowratona Prymouin-Cnryataf-MQ-Jaaua boil offer Call 972-0212 S $ $ S modal Yatlow/wfilta oxtario 3200 Hwy 35 284-5000 ss— 7498 sr 142«V Light panallng mtarlor Slaapa 4 BUICK SKYHAWK 1077 - Exo DODGE DART SPORT - 1975.9 7414 r 139«V.. Cuahlonad aaata. Sink, nova, ra -•m condition Muat aall Aski> cyl automatic tranamlaalon. aun roof, axe running cond . 9595 Irlgoralor. cabman, tabkt $1850 Call W2-048O IS CAMARO SPOUT COUPE 'IS 4«4 K-10 PICK UP cloaal Aaklng MS0 Tri _ Call 229-3748 after 8 Atk lor 85 CITATION H/B 15 CHEVY 0-20 CUSTOM VAN locatad in Union Baach Ca BUICK SKYLARK 1979 - 9 cy Olen Slock (5781. Std equip . 2 5 litre EFr. Slock 15795. Std. Equip.. P/S. P/B. AM Stock (5997. Sid. equip , p/l. p/b. II. 4cyl. radlala. ww tiraa. Opts aulo. p'l, radio. Options: v-8, auto o/d, A/C. rr. Stk 15927. Sid. equip . iMetaMe body. Slk 19757. Std. equip.. 2 5 liter 4-cyl, 4 3S9-2092. laava am/lm, A/C, 99.000 ml. PS/P aide dr. Opta: A/C. 5 litre. V-8. aulo. till 4 apd. man. Irani, vinyl bench, p/b. ipd man . p/b. a/b radlala Opts: Fr 91900 Call anar 9 797-0070 DODGE DART — 1999 Excellenl p/b, A/C. glass, del wiper a. rr del., del., sport mirrors, spoiler, while rally whli. gauges, i/glaaa. p/l. p/w, condition All new pena p/s. Opta: 5 0. V-9. AM radio, a/b redl- •tabillier. p/s. AM redlo. consols nil. aui. lighting, sport pkg. 1 stripes. S/B radlala. q clock, pin Strip- complele conv. pkg. 1 In slock LIST LIST BUICK ELECTRA 1974 beet offer Cell 797-79'•7(445 efler ( LIST PRICi: Ing, BSM saddle doth. 11n nock LIST ale, two-lone, geugee. 1 In BUCK LTSTPRlCe? Needs body work. 8300 p.m. PRICE : 920.90t 0 SAVE 93429 PRICE: 912.099. SAVE: 12104.72 110.120 SAVE: 91430 Call 739-9909. PRICE: 911.771. SAVE: 91302 DODGE VAN 200- 1979 80.000 LEASE FOR:'U3»/alo " LEASE FOR: •IM'Wto." LEASE F LEASE FOR: M99.4*/mo LEASE FOB: •1M.1l/mo" 220 Wanted BUICK SKYLARK — 1979 Fam •3000 or beat otter Call lly car 2 door. Ilka naw Aakln 229-9794 •17,475 $8690 Automotive 91990. Call 942-9193 day • *9123 r. '10.469 WE BUY USED CARS - Top 530-8704 nlghta. DODGE CRESTWOOD STATION dollar paid. Schwaru Chryalar- WAGON - 87.000 ml., vary Plymoulh. 141 w Front St Rad BUICK REGAL COUPE 1990 - in. runa good Flrat MOO Bank 747-0797. cyl. auto. A/C. AM/FM atari lakaa II 739-U82 p/w. p/a. p/b. 54,000 ml B. ollar Call avaninga 544-1387 DODGE DART — 1979. exc 250 Auto Insurance body condition, good running order 9575 Call 9717709 or MR. AUTO •71-2*15 INSURANCE MOM. 1999 CHEVY CAPfUCI 1999 9UI0A OIC WAOON 1**1 »UfC« LS9A9HE 1991 CHEW CHBVETTI DODOE CHARGER 1973 - saxt MMI9. « crt. aits AJC. 1999 MIT CCLIMITV 1999 CHEVY 9U9UP.9AN m 191-310, 4 cyl, 4 ipt man am CADILLIAC COUPE DE VILL » ISIOaA. 4 cyl. 5 spa nan » ajOOSA. I cyl. Mo . M. S» B524A. 8 cyl. ana. Art. P/S. 1979 Sun rool. built In CB. Oood cond Greel dael lor 1950 •*. F* peasr aMaaae M «A9m » ttuni cyi. SKI sara. F«, aV9 aaan AMim r/W. FSIf*. AM rat». 43.000 4 cyt, mto. A/C, P/S. •rant, menuu easr t brkt, AM SAVE $99*9? ISCU en •ran. UVW aaria P/9.87.800 M. «*> 47.000 M 711 Rl. u, Shrawabury track atarao. crulaa control, a Call Harry between eem.spm. SoooSi." '* "*'"* •ens. S9.no M. AsTaaM all opllona Only 49.000 499-2112 After 9 pm. 971-1904. na: '8888 ran >2888 747,4000 Brand naw tiraa 4 apokaa. Mu m. '7188 M. *2188 """ Ml: *8788 ma '0993 PHOENIX BROKERAGE - aall dua to mnaaa. 99000 nago INI CHIVY MONTI CARLO 1991 POND FAIRMONT Famoua lor low coat auto a cycla mm Craam-pulf 499-9439 1979 TOVOT* CELICA 1*81 CHIVY CAVALIER 1979 CHEVY C-10 1979 CHEVY 8LA2IB 1*78 CHEVY MONZA » 815033 « cyl, sun ua, SUt ejg*». 8 cyl. PS. P/B. PKXUP.Se. (10087. 8cyl.mn. » 159489.8 cyl. ails. P/S. P/9 Inauranca. Now giving Iraa CADILLAC 1968 COUPE Don't Settle For S» taMOMcyi.»»,'« P/a quota! by phono. Compara. ••-lleem. 90flOD« VC P/S. P/9. AeVm nnK. AkVM a»rso. MrKirem. 28.000 pA. nan a. 72.0X H e7.0»> as. Rl 39. Kaypon. 2*4-30*7 Broad VILLE — Rune good. Need W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E 42.000 M treWB *1888 St Shrawabury 544-1401. body work. No unreeeoneble Belt your car. truck or van the M.: Maes *" M. '4288 PM '3788 ma <689S oner reluaed St Mark e Recto prolaealonal way Call Lou im. '6488 •4788 ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AGEN- Koanabucg. 797-1079. Eckert. BUHLER 9 BITTER 1994 CHEW CAVAUIP. 1979 CAD CPE. M VILLE 19*1 CHIVV 9-10 188J CHEVY CHCVfTTt CY — Call lor Iraa quolaa CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. 1881 OAT9UN U19 19*9 CHfVY CIUMITV 1978 CHEVY 9P0OT VAN MS-0900 Naxl lo Matawan CADDILAC 1979 SEDAN DEV 9kxs 19748.4 cyl. 4 led . manusi Stl HSW 4 cyi auto ran. s» H*95A. I cyl. aits Irani Sack aUII. • cyl Au» AA:, Stk 157408,9 cyl. aM, At. P/S. Ftctt-up smrT. se. asnaA a* 1*5045,1 cyl. sue. A/C, nan. LE — 4 dr.. V9. runa gn 294-5000 ArtAIC.. P/lP/9. AUrTAaVM» «>.. unnoj I ual tMr 1 MU . 15,148 ml Motor vahlcla NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER I. A/C. P/8. msflusl Msrmg. «C. 4 » P/S. F«. AaVf • Mrsi PIS. P/9. 41.000 HVJN P/9.1 «ensng>. el 000 M m sen tans, Art. PS. I 95,000 mi. Navy with rad laathar BUS. 41.0U a* 8.190 ml Itlr M. ant. 40,000 ml ip»l aa. 17.000 H Intarlor 94500 949-9705 ma •8888 WB. M288 ma *8488 270 Auto Services/ Fn, Maes Rea '7888 ma: '7888 Part* CADILLAC, '74. Sadan Davl • traitar hookup complata. wtlh FIREBIRD 1992 INI OLD* CUTLA9* CALAI9 1999 CHIVV HALItU 187HMWMO1 1977 TOYOTA COROLLA ahocka 91200 477-0190 waa 199) CHIVY UAHR 4>4 » IWU < c,i 4 IM man 1*» MUSTANG — Lafl 9 rlgn Auto.. A/C. T-roof. am/fm Sr> IH2M 8 cyl. aun nini S» BI60A. I cyl.««. |rt. p*. landar, ratl a right doora. Exc anda ceeeette Call 747-5707 or irsm. manual me- ft Drum. A/C P/S P/9 tin •fwsl AM/FM 2 «™ pan. 2B.M0 M. 110.000 ml oond , S190. Call 291-3209 CAMARO Z29 19*3 — Auto . 4*9-1371 after 9. itf«J 48.IW ml 1970 LEMANS — Bumpar. hood lop. 1 ownar PS/PB/PW. Powar FORD TORINO WAGON — 1974 na •8788 m. •8788 na: '8788 •iaes M888 noaa. radiator, tank MO locka * antanna. Crulaa * V W SUPER BEETLE — 1972. hard 8 aoft top. n11974. Call (4| 15- Cragar Mag wheela 941-1717. oltar Call 2*4-423! Call 797-09(9 aflar 9 p.m. WEEKLY SPECIAL WEEKLY SPECIAL 197* MAZOA RX2 — Rotary, lor CAMARO — 1999. Naada aom FORD ESCORT 19*2 — Aulo pana or taka avarythlng and ra- work 9900 Call 291-1299 Irana.. 4 door. 28.000 mlleo. Mora com plata car. Inoludaa naw am/lm caaaette. 93500 CaH '84 CHEVY CITATION '85 CAMARO Z-28 • Tt aat 972-1379. CAMARO 1997 Convartlbla 495-0(49 after 5 Stock #85-043, 8 cyl., auto., AC, PS. P/B, Stock ISSV7-A, 8 cyl.. auto., A/C, P/S, P/B, HONDA CIVIC CVCC 1979 — Halt raatorad. Muat aall FORD LTD 1972 — PS/PB, air, 4 radials. AM/FM radio. 7,700 miles power windows, t-top, loaded. 3O.5M miles Whrta with aaddla Intaoor Auto., Baat onar Call 9570219 door, inowa mounted on eepar- am/lm. Many naw pana 77.000 ate rlma *700 Call 741-9325 INTRODUCTORY mMa. Doaa not run. 9200. CAMARO 1*93 — Black wl INTRODUCTORY PRICE: 990-OMO. gold Btrlplng V-8 5-spd PS/P FORD El80 9 PASSENGER VAN PRICE: air. AM/FM radio, reer delro — a/c. am/lm etereo, 3 apd., + $7995 $11,500 390 CHEVY MOTOR - Con undercoeted twice. Aekl overdrive, low ml.. 10500. Caa pkMe with power gude tram (7800. 495-4831, Sun 942-3975 mlaalon. Mual aall. (100 or beet Wed . or 495-0249 741- Oder CHI 797-1909 FORD BRONCO 1979 — 4 wheel CAMARO RALLV SPORT 19 dr.. VS. 4 speed manual Irana. 641 SHREWSBURY AVENUE VOLKSWAGEN BUG PARTS - — 9 cyl, auto.. PS/PB. AM/F Lock-out nubi. Many new pena. OOo, ta, atarao. Rally whaala. Ciaa AM/FM stereo cassette, equal- SHREWSBURY, N.J. 3130 ganarator. raof raoka. 50.000 ml 92700 or bait oflar iier Aaklng 99200 Oeya St Ca« Sat-3799. 871-1299 291-4709. evee 291-91*1.