February thaw9 welcome respite for winter weary, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN U.S. finds some silver Extortion probe LONG BRANCH Brother, sister win FBI presses its probe silver skating medal. in Rumson ransom case. Today's Forecast: Foggy, partly cloudy Page B2 Page B1 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 189 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1984. 25 CENTS Cake mix with pesticide is recalled TRENTON (AP) - Procter * Deluxe Devil's Food Cake Mix baking mixes and that a maximum 150 parts per billion is the accep- products as a prudent protection to There have been no documented Gamble Co. will call stores through- bearing the lot number 3116C2A in of 2 percent of all Duncan Hines table level for foods which need to the public's health, and advising the human deaths from cancer as- out the state today to remove one lot New Jersey. baking mixes could be voluntarily be cooked, such as flour, hot public not to eat these foods," sociated with EDB consumption. of a cake mix from the shelves after The affected lot was sold in New withdrawn starting today. cereals, and cake mixes. Goldstein said. Golden said. Gov. Thomas H. Kean announced Jersey and possibly bordering Kean's order came after tests State officials said tests are EDB, which stands for ethylene Other states also have recalls test results showing the product states, but If products from the lot conducted on a sample of the continuing on other food products. dibromide, is a pesticide used on under way of products suspected of contained levels of the pesticide should surface elsewhere in the product with that lot number, taken "One would have to consume grains, fruits and vegetables. It has containing high levels of EDB EDP more than three times the country they also will be withdrawn, from a supermarket In the Trenton EDB years, perhaps a lifetime, for caused cancer, birth defects and Maine has ordered groceries to yank acceptable standard. said Hayes. area, found levels of EDB up to 470 ill effects to be felt," said state sterility in laboratory animals ex- 18 suspect food items off their "Our sales folks will start track- "To my knowledge, the lot is not parts per billion, said Carl Golden, Health Commissioner Dr. J. Rich- posed to high doses, officials said. It shelves, and New York ordered the the governor's spokesman. ing it down in the morning," Patrick available any place outside of New ard Goldstein, whom Kean ordered was used for more than 30 years to recall of 105.000 pounds of possibly fumigate crops and soil until the Hayes, a Procter & Gamble spokes- Jersey," said Hayes. According to standards issued to carry out the recall in New tainted rice. man, said yesterday after Kean Haynes said the Cincinnati-based earlier this month by the federal Jersey. EPA banned it for that purpose last ordered the recall of Duncan Hines firm was conducting tests of all its Environmental Protection Agency, "However, I am recalling these September. See Cake, page B8 Three-way talks slated on Mideast WASHINGTON (AP) - President rule out they could return later. ment that Washington helped nego- ' Reagan, seeking to devise new Other officials say a return is tiate between Israel and Lebanon. strategies for dealing with the unlikely, however. But if they want to change it, "we deteriorating situation in Lebanon, White House spokesman Larry are not going to stand in the way," is holding back-to-back meetings Speakes said the administration he said. with Jordan's King Hussein and might explore replacing the Ameri- Hussein and Mubarak, both Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak can troops with a United Nations leaders of moderate Arab nations It was clear from statements by force, although Undersecretary of friendly to Washington, met for administration officials yesterday State Lawrence Eagleburger said he dinner at a Washington hotel last that there was considerable con- didn't think Uuup» from other night. It was the first time the fusion about Washington's next nations should "to go into that leaders of Jordan and Egypt have move following the setbacks to maelstrom to get shot at." met since before Egypt was os- administration policy in Lebanon Eagleburger said he didn't think a tracized by the rest of the Arab last week. U.N. force could be arranged until world (or signing the 1978 Camp Secretary of Defense Caspar the situation in Lebanon "is David peace accords with Israel. Weinberger said he favored the stabilized." The two leaders embraced when withdrawal of all of the 1.600 He also said the administration Mubarak arrived at the Four American Marines in Lebanon continues to stand behind the May Seasons Hotel to greet Hussein within 30 days, but said he doesn't 17, 1983, troop withdrawal agree- See Three, page B8 Soviet plenum may pick THE CHINESE CONNECTION — U.S. Customs assistant commissioner ot the New York area, looks Special Agent Arthur Stiflel, right, fields reporters' ' on. On the table are transverse wave tube amplifiers questions in New York as Patrick T. O'Brien, similar to thosb seized by customs agents. Andropov successor today MOSCOW (AP) - The Com- mourners by the thousands lined up munist Party Central Committee is to pay their respects at Andropov's expected to convene a plenum today casket for a second day in the red- Lincrof t man accused that could name a new party chief and black-draped Soviet House of to succeed Yuri V. Andropov. The Unions. late president's body lay. in state The column snaked through north- Sunday near the Kremlin and Sov- central Moscow, weaving back and iets lined up for miles in 10-degree forth across the wide avenues for in high-tech export plot weather to pay their respects. miles under sunny skies, with the There was no announcement by temperature at 10 degrees Fahren- NEW YORK (AP) - A Lincroft, of Flushing, Queens, a computer arranged to sell 100 transverse wave late last night of who the new heit. N.J., engineer is one of five persons programmer with the Chase Man- tube amplifiers to the five for general secretary would be. Atten- Police and soldiers flanked the arrested Saturday by U.S. Customs hattan Bank. Lin, Yeung and Tsai $12,500 each. The devices have tion still focused on Konstantin U queue and kept it moving at a brisk officials and charged with shipping are naturalized American citizens. military uses only, he said. Chernenko. the 72-year-old Poli- pace. Tens of thousands of citizens $1 million in restricted high-tech- All face charges of conspiracy and The agent, who was not identified, tburo member who has played the were expected to view the body, in nology equipment to to China. violation of the Arms Control Ex- enticed the two Hong Kong residents most visible role during the period an open coffin atop a bier of flowers The arrests, made in Marlboro, port Act, and if convicted could be to the United States last week by of mourning, as well as some of the and medals, before it is buried Saturday night, culminated a two- sentenced to seven years in prison, promising to get them other equip- younger members of the ruling Tuesday in Red Square among the year investigation during which a he said. ment, and "a conspiracy was body. heros of Soviet history. customs agent posing as a high- Lin and Tsai ran a "front busi- finalized in which they gave us a These included Grigori V. Andropov's wife, Tatyana, his technology broker, infiltrated the ness," Eastar Corp., which shipped specific order and specific arrange- Romanov, the 61-year-old head of diplomat son Igor and daughter ring. .— the equipment, Stiffel said, adding ments for payment and a shipping the party disciplinary body, and Irina returned for a second day to sit The arrests of four men and a that Zheng and Zhang, both natives route," Stiffersaid. Mikhail S. Gorbachev, a 52 year-old in wooden chairs beside the bier woman were disclosed here yester- of China, ran a business in Hong Meetings at various locations in technocrat whose power is said to Dozens of wreaths wrought fi day by Arthur Stiffel, a customs Kong through which the equipment Marlboro were secretly videotaped, have increased significantly under KONSTANTIN CHERNENKO pine branches and carnations were special agent in New Jersey. was routed to China. He said Zheng Stiffel said, and agents arrested the Andropov. carried into the building, across a The Lincroft engineer has been made monthly trips to the People's five at 6:30 p.m. Saturday as they The late evening news program on respondents in the Soviet capital huge square from the Kremlin. identified as Kuang-Shin Lin, 37, an Republic of China. entered a car in Marlboro after a Soviet television did not mention that the plenum would be convened A half-mile to the southeast, electrical engineer employed at The arrests were part of "Oper- final meeting. when the plenum would be held. this morning in time for the ex- dozens of official cars were parked AT&T Information Systems, Middle- ation Exodus," a two-year effort by "They were in shock," Stiffel sid. But Andropov is to be buried pected afternoon arrival of most outside the Central Committee of- town. the Customs Service to stop high- "They just could not believe that tomorrow, with dozens of foreign foreign dignitaries fices. Other cars bustled in and out Two others arrested are residents technology equipment from reach- they had been taken in." heads of state and government Japan's Kyodo News Service of the parking lot and driveway. of Hong Kong — Da-Chuan Zheng, ing nations that might use it against leaders in attendance, and consider- quoted the Soviet Ambassador to The activity was uncommon for a Stiffel said that there was no 40, and his sister-in-law, Jing-Li the United States or U.S. interests. ing usual practice in the Soviet Japan, Vladimir Y. Pavlov, as Sunday, but not surprising for a evidence at this time that any of the Zhang, 33. "This is the largest one that we've Union it seemed unlikely that the saying the meeting would be today transition period It was the only defendants were intelligence agents Also arrested were Kwong Allen had and it's the first one in which we party would delay proclaiming a Andropov, who suffered severe outward sign of what was certain to for the Chinese government but a Yeung, 33, operator of a Chinese caught a foreign national." Stiffel new leader until after the funeral. kidney disease and diabetes, died be intense discussion within the further investigation of that aspect restaurant at Cortland in upstate said. There were unconfirmed reports Thursday at the age of 69 and his party's upper echelons See Lincroft, page B8 New York, and and David Tsai, 29, In the sting, he said, the "broker" circulating among Western cor- death was announced Friday. Soviet See Soviets, page B8 County welfare agency seeks shelter for homeless
BY LIZ SHEEHAN ommending that a "community- shelter be funded by the state and Family Services be explored, Kean's task force for the homeless January meeting, that the need for based shelter facility" for the Department of Human Services. and additional staff be hired for the estimated there were approximate- help in housing "really didn't come FREEHOLD - The Monmouth homeless be established in the The report was sent to Audrey hot line. ly 20,000 people without homes in the as a surprise." County Board of Social Services has county, state. In his budget request in sent a report to the state rec- The agency has requested that the Siciliano said the number of S &£ severalweetVo' » <*. "P-*. the agency re- January, the governor asked for $3 evictions has doubled since Novem- with the million to help the homeless. ber, and averaged 170 a week in of the agency. Harris was not homeless until shelter is in January. Monday. available for comment. Last November, the county agen- As described in the report, the operation. cy spent $52,000 in federal emerg- Armour said at the same meeting Index People A2 shelter would serve as a "24-hour The state was also asked to ency funds in 16 working days to that the agency's clients "just don't Obituaries A7 emergency response system," and allocate money for emergency food provide emergency accomodations have sufficent funds for housing." employ ^cia! \70rkers •<> advise services. for the homeless and to pay mort- Last week Armour said "we Advice gage payments or rents for thnse in would rely on state funding' to put Arts mm .aid Uie report was A5 Television ,... A8 services to alleviate tne probieifis jiie^wivu ... . , " ' the county plan info operation. — v»« Tnwn :., B1 causing their homelessness. request to all counties to submit a ..«= •--•-• -'- —•" »•••>• «he for the homeless. Paul Siciliano, director of the avaiiabirfdr all the counties for aid IUUIIUIS ----•••- ,^,,oi .»™,rp staff for <„. ,h» h^moi,,,, according to H'es'y' AAf8l sey lottery appear oon page A7 Movies run by the state Division ol Yuuui I Bahr's Is For Lovers LRichard's Pub • Valentine! Special. Moby's lobsters are for lovert. Candle lit waterfront dining. Let. us Olympic Ski Sale Rent A Limo For Your Valentine Your sweetheart dines for "
Nader: Students a political force
CAMBRIDGE Mass AP - Consumer activist Ralph Nader says students are a more potent political force now than they were in the tumultuous 1960s but they use sophisticated methods that don t make as many headlines There is far more student activity but because it isn t sitting in. because it isn't smashing windows. it isn't on the national news." he said Saturday Nader spoke to more than 1.000 studenu from 40 states who had gathered for a National Student Conference on Voter Registration at Harvard University After liis speech Nader said today s student lobbyists are more systematic than their prede- cessors The student conference held two weeks before the New Hampshire primary, was sponsored by state Ralph Nader Nancy Reagan IRAOUI MISSILES HIT TOWN — People walk in to the Iraqui military An Iraqui military spokesman public interest research groups rubble of Deziui Iran, after Iraqui missiles slammed said the attacks were in adherence to a threat to Student organizers say the aim is to register 1 tf ants to make long distance call into the city causing "heavy casualties." according retaliate for Iran's shelling ol Iraqui border towns. million more voters in time for the November general election DELAWARE Ohio 1 AP 1 - Robert Dixon has been waiting for years to hear a call from space But no one s been calling him. so he wants to send a signal Planned visit worries, teacher out to any extraterrestrials out there MERCER ISLAND. Wash 'AP> - First lady Dixon is the assistant director of Ohio Slate University's Radio Observatory, a federally sup- Soviet citizens indifferent Nancy Reagan will slop at Island Park Elementary School here this week to discuss drug abuse, and the ported listening post for alien signals under the visit has one teacher worried about its after-effects Search of Extraterrestial Intelligence program After Mrs Reagan s visit Tuesday, the kids are I'm negotiating with the Federal Communica- going to come and think school is really boring.' said tions Commission for a license to transmit radio about Andropov successor Susan Gilson. the teacher of the drug education class signals to extraterrestrial civilizations, said Dixon MOSCOW lAPi - "It makes no milk Consumers lined up. avidly tween what Soviets tell Western 'hat Mrs Reagan will drop in on The FCC has never issued such a license he said, difference.' the Soviet man counting to see if their position in • reporters they think about the They II think Where s Mrs Reagan"" There s and if it did. this would be the first use of the radio observatory, or telescope, as a transmitter shrugged when asked who will the queue would be high enough to succession question — and what just Mrs Gilson succeed Yuri V Andropov as head secure one of the precious cakes they may say in an unguarded Principal John Evans said he learned a month ago Similar instruments such as the 1.000-foot of the Communist Party Although Further down the road, an equally moment that the school was being considered for the visit and radiolelescope at Arecibo Puerto Rico have on occasion sent messages into space but never in a thousands streamed past the long line formed for potatoes The consensus at the beer hall received confirmation Jan 26 0 lasting effort said observatory Director John D leaders coffin yesterday, few "What are you waiting for " new- yesterday seemed to be that He said Island Park with about 500 students was Kraus seemed concerned about his re- comers inquired Not everyone Konstantin U Chernenko, Leonid I chosen because it has had a drug-education program placement standing in line knew Brezhnev s closest aide and guard- for several years and is on a main street with easy The application is being made despite the That was not the case, however, Most customers wasted no time ian of Communist ideology, would access for the first lady's entourage observatory s shaky future The radiotelescope is owned by Ohio State but sits on a 20-acre portion of for Western analysts and politicians, on politics, content to stroll with emerge on top. if only because he is Mrs Gilson said at first she was told an a proposed golf course and housing development and presumably also for Soviet loved ones, argue with a drunken charged with responsibility for An- important person would be there Kraus Dixon and a private committee have been leaders holding private meetings comrade, or just swap gossip dropov's funeral For Soviets fam- I thought it was maybe someone in the state pursuing a lease agreement with the developer of yesterday Only when prompted by a Western iliar with precedent and rules, this .nterested in drag education, but suddenly the Secret that property to preserve the instrument Supporters But for Muscovites, it was Sun- reporter did some turn to the means he will be the next boss Service men started coming and your heart stops offered 1150.000 for the site last September but the day Some skated in brilliant winter succession question. One drinker, asked what he beating, she said with a laugh "I was in so deep offer was refused said George Foster, the commit- light on flooded frozen paths in Soviets learn early to divide their thought of Andropov's death, replied I didn 1 know how to gracefully back out tee chairman , Gorky Park Others caroused in public and private lives As chilr with typical deference to of- cafes Many shopped dren. they know what not to say to ficialdom "As the newspapers In one neighborhood bakery, in teachers in school — while at home, write it. that's correct fact, shopping aroused more emo- invariably, anything goes So in- Then, in a characteristic display tion than Andropov's passing grained is the split that most Soviets of Soviets philosophical attitude to For more than 20 minutes, a see no hypocrisy in parroting of- the everyday, he added. "Life is life 1 THE WORLD cashier and a clerk yelled at each ficial phrases when necessary and Do you want some fish" '* and other over sales procedure for the joking about it later with trusted pushed forward a plate of the shop's prize ware — a rare kind of friends ' Russian drinker's traditional anti- than 450 lives confectioner s cake known as bird's Thus there is a dichotomy be- dote, salted fish Gemayel: Marines to stay Western and Lebanese military sources said the Lebanese army, which holds east Beirut, has been BEIRUT Lebanon - President Amin Gemayel says severely weakened because about a third of its 21.000- he expects the multinational force to remain in Lebanon man combat force has refused to fight or has been and termed plans' to withdraw U S Marines to ships Army combat force dwindling neutralized offshore a detail The army like Lebanon is a whole, is composed I'm sure President Reagan is fully committed I BEIRUT. Lebanon i AP i answered Bern's appeal to their job very well, said in. saying they are from predominantly of Moslems, and many of them refused think the multinational force is here to stay Gemayel — About a third of the lay down their arms. one source who. like the the Syrian-backed Saiqa to fight against Islamic rebels last week told reporters yesterday during an unscheduled briefing Lebanese army's combat Actual defections of others, spoke on condition group and the Popular for reporters force either has refused to army troops to the Shiite they not be identified Front for the Liberation of In Washington IS Defense Secretary Caspar fight or has been neutral- militias are believed to be "They had a good scenario Palestine-General Com- Weinberger said the administration has not ruled out Tight security methods taken ized and its ability to take few Some Shiite soldiers and played it out in the mand sending the 1.400 Marines back into Beirut after they effective action is uncer- reached an agreement with southern suburbs Yester- JERUSALEM — Police said yesterday they would The Lebanese Forces, are withdrawn from their vulnerable base at Beirut tain. Western and day, it just got to be more take tougher security measures to protect holy Moslem the Amal forces in West who battled leftist militias International Airport - a pullback that is expected to • Lebanese militiary sources than some of the army sites on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, including the use Beirut and have stopped and Palestinian guerrillas take several weeks said yesterday commanders could take of clpsed circuit television cameras and electronic fighting and others have and they answered Bern s during Lebanon's 1975-76 Appearing on the NBC-TV program Meet the Sporadic fighting con- frisking devices families there and have call i to lay down their civil war. could provide no Press ' Weinberger said that if Syria and Israel agree tinued between the army The tightened security follows the discovery two dropped out. at least tem- arms i figures on the number of to withdraw their troops, you would well need some and Shiite Moslem militias weeks ago of explosives and weapons near the Temple porarily, sources said. infiltrators but one oper- neutral force and it could well be the Marines." yesterday, and traffic One Western military Mount, which is sacred to both Moslems and Jews It Even Lebanese military ations officer claimed it Weinberger also insisted the United States is not slowed to a trickle on the source said there is good was believed Jewish extremists planned to attack Al- sources acknowledge the was "not just 200 or 300 leaving Lebanon When you have one battleship, two sole crossing between reason to believe that Aqsa Mosque one of Islam s holiest sites Christiarf-controlled East army's position is not good carriers and 23 competent vessels, you haven't left the about 1.000 Palestinians A Western military Jews are not allowed to pray inside the Temple Beirut and mostly Moslem and Western military ex- area." he said have infiltrated the source- added " When they Mount, where they believe King Solomon built his West Beirut perts don't think the gov- Arouml Beirut, fighting eased yesterday, although southern suburbs Accord- ithe Palestinians! get or- temple, although they do pray outside the temple's ernment's troops can do Lebanese army troops and Moslem militiamen ex- Although the situation ing to sources, several ganized, it's going to be hot Western Wall - the so-called Wailing Wall - and much more than hold on changed gunfire across the so-called green line dividing remained static along the hundred more are in in West Beirut, and the consider it the holiest place in Judaism. old Green Line " dividing where they are west Beirut and its mostly Moslem population from Cyprus waiting to come to Israelis aren't coming Israeli authorities decreed the ban on Jewish prayer the city's tw6 sectors, Many sources blame the predominantly Christian east Beirut Beirut, and a processing back to get them out." inside the compound after Israel captured East there were persistent re- Syrians for stirring up the Police said one army soldier was killed and nine Jerusalem from Jordan in 1967 Small groups of ultra- headquarters has been set ports that large numbers of latest round of fighting and Even if the reports of civilians were wounded — by far the lowest one-day toll nationalist and ultra-orthodox activists have cam- up in Shweifat. east of Palestinian fighters were the devastating round of Palestinian infiltration are in an 11-day flareup of fighting that has claimed more paigned ever since to revoke the ban Beirut's airport infiltrating the Lebanese shelling of both east and false, they already appear Officers of the capital, sparking fears that west Beirut and as far to have worried the Is- another battle could be in "Lebanese Forces" Chris- north as Byblos. about 25 raelis, who invaded Leba- the offing Those reports, tian militia also claim miles up the coast non in the summer of 1982 although from several Palestinians are moving to drive the guerrillas out "The Syrians have done THE WEATHER sources, could not be inde- pendently verified The Lebanese army was The Forecast For 7 p.m. EST driven from west Beirut Monday February 13 last week by fighters loyal » High Temperatures Sho*»w»| Sandy Hook to Nabih Berri, leader of Imes Eastern Standard the Amal movement TODAY High 04 17 dm and 4 57 pm and low Of the 37.000 men in the 10 53 a in and 10 52 p m army, about 21.000 are combat troops. 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Visibility poor The Register I in fog otherwise fair to Mideast MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1984 The Daily kf«KUT A3 diplomacy Chief justice calls legal resumes system 'costly, inefficient' ! SANTA BARBARA, Calif., (AP) — President Reagan, ending a five- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - top-ranking judge said the legal changes in the nation's legal system day vacation marred by crises, left America's legal system, profession has lost the public's "Doctors, in spite of astronomical his secluded ranch yesterday and mesmerized by the thrill of confidence by sticking to its medical costs, still retain a high headed back to the White House to courtroom battles, has grown "too adversarial tradition degree of public confidence because begin a new round of Middle East costly, too painful, too destructive, The entire legal profession — they are perceived as healers," he diplomacy. too inefficient for a truly civilized lawyers, judges, law teachers — said "Should lawyers not be Presidential spokesman Larry people," Chief Justice Warren E have become so mesmerized with healers' Healers, not warriors' Speakes, meanwhile, said the ad- Burger said yesterday the stimulation of the courtroom Healers, not procurers? Healers, ministration believes establishment "Trials by the adversarial contest contest that we tend to forget that of a United Nations peacekeeping not hired guns? " must in time go the way of the we ought to be healers of conflict, " In his annual address to the ABA's force in Beirut is "worth looking ancient trial by battle and blood," Burger said into." Burger said in a speech delivered at inter convention, Burger returned to The president was meeting today "When we see costs of justice themes of lawyer competence and a meeting of the American Bar rising, when we see our standing in with Jordan's King Hussein, fol- Association He urged the nation's conduct that have marked his 15- lowed by a separate meeting tomor- lawyers to lead a search for re-public esteem falling, something is year tenure as chief justice row with President Hosni Mubarak forms. wrong, " he said He touched off a furor in 1977 of Egypt. There also was a joint In a speech that also attacked Burger proposed an ABA sponsor- when he said that half the nation's session among all three leaders some forms of lawyer advertising ed study, with non-lawyers partici- lawyers may not be qualified to planned for tomorrow. Hussein and and frivolous lawsuits, the nation's pating, to recommend major represent their clients in court. Mubarak were planing a meeting together last night after the Jor- danian ruler arrived in Washington, a spokesman for the Egyptian Shuttle returns in fine shape Embassy said. Speaking to reporters aboard Air CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla I AP I Coffey said he foresaw no prob- Force One, Speakes said the admin- study of the sun — Challenger came back to Earth lem preparing Challenger for its istration would not make a decision The defective satellite isn't one of after its historic Florida-to-Florida next launch date on April 4 That about supporting the concept of a the two communications satellites trip as the cleanest shuttle yet. and means it would be back in space in U.N. force in Beirut until it was that were launched from the shuttle it should be back in orbit in a record 53 days, a turnaround time nine days further developed. last week S3 days for a daring satellite rescue shorter than for any previous shuttle Astronauts Bruce McCandless "There have been public state- mission, NASA officials said yester- flight and Robert Stewart proved during ments to suggest that Syria and the day Landing the shuttle here cuts six the just-completed mission that the Soviets would be more amenable to "The orbiter is very clean, in to eight days off the launch prep- gas-powered jet-pack works They a peacekeeping force than in the better shape than any of the others." aration time, eliminating the need became the first humans to work in Ken Coffey. shutile mechanical past," he said. to ferry the space plane across space without a safety line to the systems officer, told reporters yes- country on the back of a Boeing 747 mother ship terday, a day after Challenger jetliner after touchdown at Edwards The presidential spokesman said AMOCWM Pr.it pholo returned from space to the first Air Force Base in California They and the other three the United States has had consul- shuttle landing at its launch site During the April flight crewmen. Brand, pilot Robert tations on the idea with the Sec- Hand gliding The only problems, he said, were Challenger is to rendezvous with a Gibson and mission specialist retary General of the United Na- a failed brake. 31 damaged thermal defective JlOO-million scientific sat- Ronald McNair. rested after their tions. "We would have to look at it Daredevil skateboarders entertain crowd in New York's Central tiles, two hazy windows and tires ellite, and a free-flying astronaut eight-day journey at their homes in the context of the situation as it Park yesterday during a welcome respite from winter weather. scraped where they htt the concrete using a jet-pack is to glide over to near their Houston training base exists in Lebanon It's worth explor- Mild temperatures are also expected today. runway the payload, secure it and bring it yesterday Today they will begin ing," he said Commander Vance Brand had into the shuttle cargo bay for five days of debriefings, reporting such perfect control of the ship that replacement of a faulty electronics on all aspects of the flight to he hit the runway just one-half inch box Then it is to be returned to its engineers, technicians and NASA Mondale unfazed by attacks off the center line. Coffey said own orbit to resume its interrupted- officials. llail> RetflMter DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A proud of your support and no one is And it was former Sen George ilSPS-145-440i week before Iowans begin picking going to put me on a guilt trip McGovern — not Mondale — who THE NATION delegates to the Democratic Na- because of it." won the loudest and most sustained . • . . *. tional Convention, front-runner Meanwhile, Sen John Glenn. No. applause from the nearly 2,500 "I think he s going to make it. Walter F Mondale is nonchalant 2 in the polls, grumbled to reporters, people who viewed the debate Teen-ager rescues v, •• - said Holsclaw "He's a real • * . •. •bout barbs from his rivals for the "I'm getting tired of this misleading staged by the Des Moines Register -. '* • JEAN, Nev. - A 13-year-old boy fighter party's presidential nomination. of the public" by Mondale. "Let's assume ... somebody else ignored his flaming T-shirt and fire Holsclaw said his eldest son B-d-:- ' "This is the trash period. We're has this nomination locked up." - And David Nagle, the Iowa Demo- "coming up his backside ' as hedoesn't realize he was a hero in the letting close
Jackson stumps in New Hampshire JERSEY DISCOUNT WASHINGTON (AP) - tion Democratic caucuses With only 0 4 percent of A Boston Globe poll of SAVE TAXES Tie Rev. Jesse Jackson is Feb. 20 And in the next the population black — the New Hampshire Demo- OIL CO. pitting up a strong fight two weeks he is scheduled 1980 Census recorded 2.69 crats and independents in and save for your retirement now/ br votes in New llainp- to campaign only twice in black residents of voting late January said Jackson ...with our lOW COSt ahire, as polls say he has a the South, where three age — and a reputation for is picking up strength for a (ood chance to make a states with large black penny-pinching con- solid third-place ranking personal loan for irong finish in the Granite populations hold crucial servatism. New Hamp- behind Mondale and Ohio y ur Sates first-in-the nation primaries on March 13 — shire does not seem to be Sen. John Glenn. Jackson ° 19B3IRA Alabama, Georgia and irimary • a natural match for Jack- had 10 percent to Mon- Certified Metered Deliveries 150 Gal. Mln. The black Democratic Florida. son's free-wheeling brand dale s 42 percent and CENTRALJERSEY BANK (residential candidate is Jackson aide Frank of progressive politics Glenn's 19 percent, up * COD CASH ONLY JQQ Q777 puring much of his cam- Watkins cited the cam- Yet while he is not yet from only 3 percent in a 't "•' lf ' ' l • '•' •OtESC* ENERGY CHECKS ACCEPTED 4«)0~0 III pign's limited resources paign's late start — Nov. 3, being protrayed as a poss- similar December poll •ltd the state. And, in the 1983 - and the difficulties ible primary winner. Jack- two weeks before the vot- of organizing in a caucus son's appeals for economic iig Feb. 28, Jackson will state as the reasons why justice and legal equity s»end at least nine days in Jackson has not been con- have drawn supporters Elaine Pfcwers Tew Hampshire. He centrating on Iowa. "We feel we have a already has opened five "We have opened an chance to get delegates. " sate campaign offices office in Iowa. ... There is Jackson told a campaign By comparison. Jackson a lot of interest in therally in New Hampshire i: not scheduled to be back, campaign there," he said. earlier this month. "There ii Iowa this week during "Certainly, the focus is is a'sense of disenchant- tie closing days before more in New Hampshire ment with front-runner " Uat state's first-in-in-na- than in l1 Walter Mondale, he added. rNTSALE! ~ (THIN 'N TERRIFIC) — Thin 'n Terrific is just what you could Advanced one hour Powercse be with Powetase, Because Powercise workout which has been caned the works on every part of your body. greatest exercise program ever including your cardiovascular system invented So come on, start getting Bring in this coupon or call And it's designed to fit your individual Thin 'n Terrific at Elaine Powers' TNT1 trie Elaine Powers nearest you needs: Beginner, In1 ermediate a our SAl.f Call today [DEPARTMENT STORE ONLY 44 APPLE ST. TINTON FALS a month Complet7e 12 month program Unlimited Visits
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"The Navy is transporting it todty freeway sign guilty of job piracy (yesterday) along with a videotape of tie presentation." said Regenye, adding th.t NEW YORK - An expected 140 the hotel employees hoped the preseit million federal grant for the develop- would make it to the battleship ty baffles drivers ment of the Jersey City waterfront led tomorrow. to cries of job piracy yesterday from He said each of the 1,500 crev NEWARK IAP) - Signs along the state's roadways members of New York City's con- members would receive about 10 piece grab the attention of passing motorists with "NOTICE" gressional delegation. of chocolate-covered candy printed in 4-inch red letters, but the subsequent 200-word The grant under the federal Urban message in fine print remains a mystery to most — it Development Action Grant law would go Bridge into Passaic cannot be discerned from a car. toward the construction of Newport City, Hut a spokeswoman for the state Department of a 1200 million residential and industrial PATERSON — A 30-foot section of th Tra.-isporUition says the 8-foot by 4-foot signs are not complex, Rep. Charles Schumer. D- cement side of a bridge here toppled ino meant to be read in the first place. Brooklyn, said at a news conference the Passaic River yesterday and at Instead, they are installed to conform with a state here. inspection revealed that columns sup- regulation of uncertain origin and purpose, said the The problem, Schumer said, is that porting the bridge had become dislodge*. spokeswoman, Debbie Lawler Jersey City Mayor Gerald McCann has Mayor Frank X. Graves said. Th. postings warn that road work is about to begin approached several large New York City No one was injured, Graves said, ard and Out the pavement will have to remain intact for corporations — including Chemical Bank the 50-year-old Spruce Street bridge wa five years thereafter, Lawler said. and the brokerage firm of Paine Webber. closed immediately. Shi' added that those who might be concerned, Jackson and Curtis — with offers to "When you translate what happened primarily utilities and municipal authorities, also relocate in his city, and that action, the and what could have happened ... it ha the message in written form congressman said, was a violation of he all kinds of disaster notes," Graves sail "They '• a legal requirement providing yet another federal statute. "It's going to be a major headache i tif information to the public that if they have any Jersey City is "using federal funds to for those in the 35,000 vehicles that cros intention to deal with or fix anything — like a utility pirate firms from this city; these acts the bridge daily into the downtowi ii. v belter do it now because we are about to pave are totally in ... violation of the Urban section of this Passaic County city, h ih road or something like that and they will not be able Development Action Grant law," Rep. said in 'li|' II ii(i for five years," Lawler said. Robert Garcia, D-Bronx, said at the The mayor said a motorist flaggel I' >i Ihey are accompanied by written notification news conference. down a police patrol car near the bridge, sayli t basically the same thing, in better prose form," He and Schumer displayed a letter which spans the river beside the Grea Ihe upokeswomin added. that 15 New York City congressmen and Falls and connects portions of the city i in M; n: line roadways — and hence give motorists the state's two U.S. senators have A 30-foot long section of the five-fou pau i I rnuse they must be posted on state-owned • •• written to Secretary of Housing and high cement railing to the bridge hal pronvttt nd the only strip available is along the Urban Development Samuel Pierce, crumbled and fallen into the rivei ;,,. mi>! DOT engineers say. asking that his department "undertake a Graves said • imi in the nature of a safety or regulatory sign thorough analysis of the probable im- isin •• read by a passing motorist," Lawler said. pact" the project would have on the New hay< to be able to read them to drive safely York City job-market. dull I gay a bridge is out or you are about to Child was strangled iji-iti'• Mtc dynamite if you go over a trip wire." Valentine for Navy ELIZABETH, N.J. - An autops; id wh»i are the signs — which cost a minimum of yesterday determined that a 7-year-oli PARSIPPANY - An 8-foot high, |30 not including the wages for the installation crew girl whose body was found lying unde heart-shaped box containing more than sit] posed to be read by? the platform of an abandoned railroai 15,000 pieces of Valentine's Day candy Who knows' Lawler said. station was strangled."police said yester was sent to the USS New Jersey off the KIT the rurlous, after "NOTICE," this is what the day. Lebanese shore after it was presented sipna say: Meanwhile, police said they have n< here yesterday to Rear Adm. James suspects in the slaying of Takish; •>\iittcp is hereby given that the Department of Austin. Landerway, whose body was discovered , Uiliun will on or about (date) begin improve- OLYMPIC FORM — American ice skaters Judy Blumberg of Summit and "We think it's the world's largest box r by a bloodhound Saturday at the formei in* t- uf that portion of (route description) Michael Seibert of Washington, Pa., during their Olympic performance in of Valentine's candy." said Ed Regenye. Central Railroad station, several block: wing i onstniction of the pavement surface, no original set pattern dance yesterday at, the Winter Games in Sarajevo, a spokesman for the Parsippany Hilton, from her home ';]]"' ;n;'s will be permitted for a period of five (5) years Yugoslavia. They were awarded an overall third place in event. which organized the presentation of the ii •••••I --'»»• i in iicordance with the provisions of Title •••• lion L'7 7-26 and 27:7-27 of the revised statutes. ,; :i. iilion for permission to make utility openings ' " c construction of the above roadway shall be •i ..i' ' •• ihe utility company, municipal body, or Colleges could merge to form university ,r:;,' . itj to the department of Transportation District NEWARK I API - A report by a standing, officials said yesterday public if adopted. slate colleges and New Jersey itself,' OHi Mddress), division of maintenance and equip- special commission on higher education But Edward T. Hollander, the state In its report, to be presented to the the report says. nn ' Abutting property owners shall notify the proper recommends that New Jersey's nine chancellor of higher education, said the state Board of Education on Friday, the "A unified system will provide tie utihii I,/.it urn of their needs There is a charge for state colleges be merged into a State recommendation by the Commission on commission also recommended that the structure and the credibility necessar; issuing ih« ixrmil The cost of repaying or repairing the I niversity of New Jersey to improve the the Future of the State Colleges would nine schools raise admission standards for the colleges to enjoy the same fiscil opened under permits shall be a responsibility of schools academic image and financial generate controversy and confuse the by September 1985. Under the plan, only autonomy that exists for the other pubic tilt pcimil'.'u high school graduates within the top 60 colleges and universities within th> percent of their class would be eligible stale." the report says The commission said the unification Jail guards fear AIDS under a single board of governors would Anthony Cicatiello. a Rahway pubic Lawyer: Driver's license help stop the flight of New Jersey relations and marketing consultant wb THKNTON i APi - Most of the 200 security procedures which require students to out-of-state schools heads the commision, said a UniversiV form invades privacy guards at the maximum-security Tren- searches of everything brought into the A single university would also enable of New Jersey would "refocus" the ton State Prison have refused to eat in prison, said the precautions are not the colleges to lobby more effectively for slate's attention on its four-year schoos TIU.VIUN (APi. - A Wayne attorney said the their cafeteria for the past week because enough state aid and streamline archaic and create an advocate for the institi- invading the privacy of New Jersey drivers they say they are afraid of catching They want inmates suspected of financial practices, such as the require- tions. b n | rating them to supply Social Security AIDS from prisoners preparing food suffering from AIDS, an illness that ment that all purchases be approved by i i f >: drivers license applications and vowed The nine state colleges are Ramapo n The guards — and some inmates — destroys the body's immune system and the state Treasury Department lu i .k? very legal avenue to fight this." Mahwah; Montclair; Glassboro. Jersiy also have refused to clean out' cells of its ability to fight disease, removed from "The concept of a University of New > miey Robert Molnar, who also objects to City; Kean in Union County, Willian prisoners who have contracted AIDS, the prison population. Jersey to students now leaving the state, phi wgraphs on drivers licenses, said the state Paterson in Paterson; Stockton in Atlai despite assurances from officials that In additon, guards said they want together with a potential for improved I ill Motor Vehicles should inform motorists tic County; Trenton in Kwing Townshii Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome prisoners screened for AIDS before they educational quality that the unification , have Ihe right not to supply such information •and Thomas Edison, an experiment.l can only be transmitted through blood, are admitted and a commitment from process can bring, constitutes a powerful I: M Hilary, there is no law that makes a driver school featuring open classrooms saliva or excretions correction officials that dealing with incentive to positive change for both the im in lii. Social Security number, but the state James Stabile, spokesman for the AIDS will be a top priority. won't li'll people that fact," Molnar said this week. Department of Corrections, said yester- "We strongly suspect medical science i don I like carrying around an ID card with me day that the guards fears are unfounded knows more than they're telling us. but jui' In drive in this state," he said "To me, asking and prison officials follow closely the we can't prove it" said Karl Scott, a people In carry an ID to drive is asking too much precautions set by the state Department representative to the Policemen's of them I question the constitutionality of it." ' of Health Benevolent Association, the union rep- George Mtilmir said he has written letters to Gov Thomas Were following the best medical resenting the guards •II Kean .md state Attorney General Irwin I. advice ithei health (departmenti can Kiinni"ian protesting the requirements Fred Green, chairman of the PBA give us. " Stabile said committee at the prison, said inmates But guards, who are not allowed to often tell guards they suspect a prisoner invites you to his bring their meals from home under has AIDS. C.B.S. SUPERMARKET Inflation-Fighting 3C MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Ground Turkey Meat 5-Day Sell-Abration 69' >b. HOURS TUES-SAT 10-5 RED BANK ONLY JERSEY NUMBER GAME February 15 P'Ch any three numbers — you can play from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week through 20 WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER PRESIDENT'S DAY WflMANS WEAR SPECIALS PUBLIC NOTICE GREATEST VALUES EVER!!! Revenue Sharing * SWEATERS Handicapped * BLOUSES Regulations • BLAZERS VAL. '••<. notice is published pursuant to the re- BY: SERO . • . rements ot Section 51 55 ol the Revenue to if ng Regulations, as published m the AMEREL SPORT "egister on October 17. 1983 Sec •',' S'55 prohibits discrimination against MURIEL CRATEAU 1 individuals Because ol their handi- fHtdS MARYANN RESTIVO $88.00 Look for ''': Mayor and Council ot the Borough ol ''!. NPW Jersey advised the public. ONLY $10-00 and $15.00 i.-rr.rjoyees and job applicants that it does not f all the .Ji~,r.rminate on the basis ot handicapped at'.s i'i admission or access to. or treatment FINAL MARKDOWNS .r -moioyment m. its programs and activities PRESSES & SUITS Big Values • •• ")ced"Dort Mayor and Council have des |i » following person as the contact to i ivitp pifnris to comply with this require- .riouid be directed to BY "KATHRYN CONDUER" Val. Gene Valanzano, Admimsiimoi -I HECHTER" to Rnrnnnh nl /"lyaan^nrl TtAI AMI" I I ui t ,vv 201-222-8221 DAILY *—w SUNDAY 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 8 WALLACE ST., RED BANK 842-6610 i Your Hometown Newipaper... Since 1878 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 19B4 The Daily Register A5 Remember to compare itemized deductions Seventh In • series expense deductions of $672; average deductible taxes of to wonder whether the return you're filing this year will It is no more than common-sense curiosity to $1,983; avenge deductible contributions of $887, be picked out for an audit. Take comfort. compare the deductions you're claiming on your 1M3 average interest deductions of $3,122. The odds of your being chosen out of 100 taxpayers, income tax return with the national averages claimed With AGI of $30,000 to 140,000: average medical- depending on your income and business status, are oo returns filed in 1982. The following averages, expense deductions of $805; taxes of $2,486; contribu- overall very low. prepared by the Research Institute of America, are tions of $834; Interest, $3,483 (These and all following SYLVIA On the basis of 94 million returns filed for 1981 rough guides — since the average (or each state can figures are averages for deductions on 19(2 returns.) incomes, the odds were only 1.55 out of 100 or 155 out vary according to the state's own tax structure. But the PORTER of every 10,000 returns filed. This percentage rises as With AGI of $40,000 to $50,000: medical expenses, averages can be extremely helpful to you for two your income rises, both as an individual and business. $553, taxes, $3,211; contributions, $1,079; interest, reasons: Out of every 100 taxpayers, your odds of being audited • While the Internal Revenue Service is close- $4,282 are: mouthed about what standards it uses to pick returns With AGI of $50,000 to $75,000: medical expenses, • If you weren't in business, had less than $10,000 of for audit, it must use as one factor whether the $676, taxes, $4,400; contributions, $1,567; interest, total positive income and filed on Form 1040A. .35; if deductions you claim are abnormally high. Average $5,586. you didn't file on Form 1040A, 98, from $10,000 to under deductions will be one guide. With AGI of $75,000 to $100,000: medical expenses of $25,000 and if you used itemized deductions, 2 45; if you If your deductions are far above average, your return $859; taxes of $6,637; contributions of $2,512; interest, Check your deductions for 19S3 against the used the standard deduction, only .57; from $25,000 to will be a red flag for audit and you'll have to Justify $8,312. averages for 1982 returns unth the warnings under $50,000. 3.97; $50,000 and over, 5 68 all deductions. Can you? With AGI of $100,000 to $200,000: medical expenses, heeded. You can use these averages for your own • If you were in business with gross receipts under • If your deductions (except for medical expenses) $1,260; taxes $10,013, contributions, $4,807; interest, advantage. Do so. $25,000, 168; from $25,000 to under $100,000, 3 97. are much below average, you must recheck your $12,170. As it is no more than normal curiosity to compare $100,000 and over, 5.94. claims. Have you overlooked some items you could your deductions, so it is no more than normal concern Wednesday: Salet taxes; purchases of cars. legally deduct? Are you aware of all the claims you You will find yourself in these breakdowns. could make? Re-examine the return you're preparing with great care. The information below is merely from a statistical table. You can use the deductions given to you in the official sales tax table in the instructions to Form 1040 — but you cannot use the numbers from the unofficial table in this column. You can claim only the actual amount you paid. ' NOTE: Most of you should be reporting a lower medical-expense deduction than the average claimed by taxpayers on the returns filed in 1982 This reflects the unfavorable law change on 1963 medical expenses (see Every bank in Part 2 in this series), which explained you can only TtvT./ deduct expenses that exceeded 5 percent of your adjusted gross income in 1983, up from 3 percent in 1982 This new 5 percent "wastage" rule should bar deductions entirely or slash your medical-expense deduction. New Jersey Taxpayers with adjusted gross income (AGI) of $20,000 to $25,000 had on returns filed in 1982 average medical-expense deductions of $756; average deductible taxes of $1,718; average deductible contributions of $670; average interest deductions of $2,887. With AGI of $25,000 to $30,000: average medical- is closed today! How to cope But with The Treasurer, with IRA guilt you can get cash and make deposits BY ANDREW A. LECKEY since they vary widely among institutions and of- 24 hours every day throughout New Jersey. Individual retirement fer a mind-boggling assort- accounts are providing ment of compounding for- most adults with the first mulas. Always ask for the Now, with The Iiv.isuivr, strong guilt trip since "effective annual yield" 1 youthful days of not phon- from each institution and vou cart bank even whi'n thy hanks an clewed. To appK lor vour live i/anl, ing home or eating veg- then compare. It's the one just (.oitie in to any Fuli'litv. Union office—and .use-it at any ot thor lot .itions!* etables. that counts. In addition, . Advertisements cow us some institutions aren't this time of year. Financial clear about the fact that advisers prod us. Single they are offering a variable Atlantic Highlands Ha/let Milltown Rowland people worry quietly about yield that fluctuates on a • 111 hirst Avenue • Route and 1'oolr Avenue • .)7 N Main St. • ihl laole KM k \w. where to invest their $2,000 regular basis. allowable annually, while • Mutual funds. This is Bayonne Hightstovt-n Moorestown Saddle Brook married couples mull the hot growth area for • Broadxxax at 3 jrd St. • itn S. Main St. • .)i I Main st • n* M.nk. 1 si where to place their $2,250 IRAs and a logical step to (if one spouse works) or • y)7 Broadxxax at 45th St. • MnorestovAli Mall. Ktr diversifying a portfolio Hillftdalc Scotch Plalno $4,000 (if both are em- that had only included bank ployed). CDs. Money market Belleville • *4l'ark Aw. Morristown • 460 I'.trk \\i' But, like anything that's • iSs South St. mutual funds offer sort of • 144 Washington Ave. Hoboken good for us — and an IRA a "parking lot" for funds, Secaiu us definitely is — we often put with rates competitive Berkeley Heights • Onr Hrehouse I'la/a Mount Holly • 100 Pla/a t 1 Hi' 1 off our IRA investing until with bank CDs. • m Snxder Aw. • 31 Mill St the last minute. That's But the real IRA growth Irvington South Brunswick usually April 15 for the is in stock mutual funds. If Bricktown • no? Clinton Axe. Mount Laurel • uio Kti J7. Killi).lll I'k prior year's IRA. Yet the economy does well in .hsi many people don't know the next' few years, the • Intersection Rte 708c Brivk Blvd. Jersey City • ihtmli Ril. M that, if they request an Summit return from these funds • 4h4 Herhertsxille H • n KxihailgO Plan automatic extension on the will outstrip the bank Newark • IVlirtVsl filing of their tax forms • 40 Journal Stj yields. "No-load" funds re- Chatham • 7
period. The availability of return. Ginnie Mae unit p • • more certificates with trusts buy pools of mort- greater choice of durations gages guaranteed by the •The Treasurer is aiailahlr at Hdelitx llnkm Hank and utlu r Imam 1.111 make this more interesting Government National this year. Mortgage Association, a Bat be careful of yields, U.S. agency. The Daily Register Egypt is welcomed again
Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - Egypt is making The group's fund appeal says it is 'not authorized by any candidate or candidate s A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper progress in its efforts to return to the Arab fold, from which it was summarily banished committee, " and identifies itself as "an JAMES E. McKEARNEY, JH after signing the Camp David accords with independent project" of the conservative President and Publisher Israel. Recently, the Egyptians were ad- Congressional Majority Committee. mitted back into the Islamic Conference, JACK Gramm apparently feels the groups Arthur Z Kamin Herbert H Thorpe, Jr Charles C Triblehorn and in the next few weeks it may be allowed efforts will cut down on donations to groups Uiwr Afjulonl Ldiicr Sunday Editor to rejoin the Arab League ANDERSON he controls. But such independent oper- Russell P Rauch Jane Foderaro Doris Kulman All this diplomatic activity has a certain ations are, in fact, legal. \ighr Editor (111/ Editor Editorial Page Editor urgency for Egypt, which desperately - The House Ethics Committee is Thomas C Donahue Kevin J McCourt Michael J Pellegrino wants to find friends among moderate Arab investigating whether an aide to Rep. OtrtcUt of Marketing Cirruldliun Dirrrlor Controller states as a means of protection against Robert Walker, R-Pa , deliberately leaked linri Advrruitnu Prank J Allocca Moscow-backed radicals like Libya and a document to William J. Turenne, a I'rtiilui lint) \f il'tiiyt" r Syria. And the Reagan administration is lobbyist for the Eli Lilly Co. Neither the quietly encouraging the Egyptians, in hopes congressional aide, Hugh Coffman, nor A6 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1984 that Cairo will regain the leadership role it Turenne would comment, but my sources lost at Camp David and thwart the terms. Already, Iraqi President Saddam say Coffman told his boss that Lilly had in Kremlin's mischief-making in the Middle Hussein has toned down his anti-Cairo fact obtained the document through his East. "carelessness." Leadership invective. The importance of the US-Egyptian Egypt also signed a similar trade - Last August, I reported that Rep. Judd diplomatic offensive is underscored by agreement with Lebanon — economically Gregg. R-N.H., was erroneously charging President Hosni Mubarak's current visit to paltry, but a political challenge by Egypt to that transcripts of a hearing conducted by Washington for White House talks on the the Syrians. the late Rep. Ben Rosenthal, D-N.Y., had stalled Reagan peace initiative for the The State Department document reveals contained altered remarks. In a fiery floor Middle East and Egypt's desire for a large that Egypt is negotiating a trade agreement speech, Gregg claimed he had "definite increase in U.S. aid. It is the second time with Jordan, which also feels threatened by documentation" to back up his charge. But in six months that Mubarak has met here the radical Arab states and the (ree- when the ethics committee looked into the with President Reagan and his top advisers. wheeling terrorists they support. The matter, it found none. And the committee Continued behind-the-scenes adminis- political importance of this trade agree- noted that Gregg had described his ac- tration support for Egypt is sure to be an ment was acknowledged in discussions in cusatory speech as "hyperbole." important part of the White House talks. Egypt between Peter McPherson. director - Sen Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, took a look Meanwhile, classified cables seen by my of the Agency for International Develop- in his crystal ball the other day and associate Lucette Lagnado disclose both ment, and the Egyptian minister for predicted — surprise! — that Ronald Egypt's courtship of its Arab neighbors and economy and trade, Moustafa El Said, Reagan will be re-elected. Hatch figures the the administration's steps to further the according to the cable toughest Democratic opponents would be reconciliation. The Egyptian cabinet minister made a Sen John Glenn. D-Ohio; Sen. Emest One cable, for example, reveals that point of stressing how important trade Hollings, D-S.C; or former Florida Gov. Egypt has been signing a number of secret expansion with its Arab neighbors is to Reubin Askew. The easiest, according to trade agreements with other Arab states in Egypt — and how important continued US Hatch, would be Sen Alan Cranston. D- recent months. Some of Egypt's new trade aid is as well Calif . or former Sen George McGovern. As partners were among her shrillest critics UNDER THE DOME: Most political for the front-runner, former Vice President during the boycott of Egypt that followed candidates welcome help from just about Walter Mondale. Hatch called him "a class Camp David any quarter short of the Kremlin and the Ku act with a bright and able record," but One agreement is with Iraq Egypt has Klux Klan Not Rep Phil Gramm. R-Texas unelectable because he's "so left wing." been sending the Iraqis old Soviet weapons The conservative Senate candidate com- Hatch thinks the Democrats would be smart and spare parts for their war against Iran plained to the Federal Election Commission to nominate a weman for vice president, but — as the United States ships more new that " Americans for Phil Gramm '84 " has predicts they won't do more than talk a lot weapons to Egypt Now, Iraq and Egypt misled contributors into thinking they were about it. have signed a trade agreement. giving money to his official campaign - After flubbing a punch line. Sen. Although the agreement amounts to only committee He asked permission to write to Howard Metzenbaum. D-Ohio. recently $35 million, its political significance is far contributors and tell them they can ask for said. "My first failing is the ability to greater It sends a signal to the radical Arab remember jokes and my second is the states that Egypt and Iraq have come to refunds if they feel they were misled. ability to tell them " Reagan budget wires crossed BY JAMES J. KIM-VI'KH'K thirds of each house voted to override, so be it If the veto were sustained, a WASHINGTON - In his budget message compromise figure would have to be found on Feb 1, President Reagan called for But the case for a line-item veto is only congressional action this year on two persuasive; it is not convincing. In most constitutional amendments, one to provide states the gubernatorial power is used a "line-item veto" for future presidents, the JAMES ( almost wholly to correct duplications or to other to compel adoption of a balanced make technical changes. Constitutional budget. I would oppose both of them, out of KILPATRICK amendment ought to be a last resort. The a general prejudice against tinkering with need is not self-evident. the Constitution, but the proposals merit Not even a persuasive case can be made discussion for the proposed amendment on a balanced This is what the president said: -Where budget The most popular version of such an Congress lacks the will to enforce upon ©1984; amendment was known as Senate Joint itself the strict fiscal diet that is now Resolution 78 in the 97th Congress. It was necessary, it needs the help of the executive filled with good intentions and bad branch We need a constitutional amend- language Before the beginning of a fiscal ment granting the president power to veto vear. Congress would have to adopt a individual items in appropriations bills. turn a copy of such appropriations, with his "statement" in which total outlays are no Forty-three of the 50 states give this objections, to the House in which the bill greater than total receipts. The receipts set authority to their governors. Congress has shall have originated, and the same forth "in such statement" could not New Jersey tourism approved a line-item veto for the District proceedings shall then be had as in case of increase "by a rate greater than the rate o/ Columbia. Puerto Rico and the trust other bills disapproved by the president of increase in national income in the last territories It is now time for Congress to New Jersey tourism officials expect are apt to realize there are* other A persuasive case can be made for the calendar year ending before such fiscal grant this same authority to the president." procedure Pork barrel politics, like the year ..." to see the fruits of their endeavours pay attractions for them to see in the farm Reagan addressed the proposed balanced poor, will be always with us Every year the Well, the Constitution does not deal with off during 1984 and mountain areas of Morris. Sussex. budget amendment more briefly More than appropriations bills are larded with pet "statements " The Constitution deals with Last year. Governor Thomas H Hunterdon and Warren Counties, which 30 states have petitioned Congress for a projects that cannot truly be justified in the bills, orders, votes and resolutions, but constitutional convention at which such an Kean and the Legislature decided that national interest "statements" are unknown to the drafting also provide scores of attractive lakes amendment could be put out for ratifi- For a specific example, consider the art Such terms as "national income" are the state needed a real push to let the for vacationing. cation "If you want to make it happen. " National Endowment for the Arts. The statistical inventions. Given a sharp pencil said the president, "it will happen " nation and the world know the benefits The campaign would appear to have president is proposing to reduce its funds in and a good eraser, a president could adjust of the Garden State If Congress wants to pursue the line-item 1985 to $143 8 million, down 12 percent from his estimate of receipts to coincide precise- been a success, evidenced by the fact the $162 million in the current fiscal year ly with his estimate of outlays, and presto- Other areas and countries have'long veto. Congress might take a leaf from the that the latter part of 1983 showed a Influential members of the House and chango. mumbo-jumbo, the requirements of viewed our state with eyes which saw book of the Confederate States of America distinct improvement over past years. It is generally forgotten, but the Con- Senate are hopping mad They want to this amendment would be met Pfui! only that strip from Newark to South And all segments of the state will federate constitution contained this restore the whole amount and more The answer to the fiscal mess that Jersey along the N'.J. Turnpike or the provision: "The president may approve any Suppose a bill were sent to the president confronts us is not to be found in benefit, we're sure. including an item of $175 million for the constitutional gimmicks. The answer lies in railroad or the Meadowiands or the oil appropriation and disapprove any other Victoria Schmidt, director of the appropriation in the same bill. In such case endowment. Under the line-item procedure, electing responsible people to Congress refineries a president could veto that one item and state Commerce Department's travel he shall, in signing the bill, designate the Once we do that, the rest will take care of Those of us who live here realize the appropriations disapproved; and shall re- return the bill for further action If two- itself. MIHI tourism office, said New Jersey state has an abundance of beauty and had a successful tourism year during interesting places to visit and vacation 1983 and more is expected this year. When you consider the Cape May and Wildwood beach areas (to which Can- Indicative of this is the fact that When mass killing is a luxury adians have returned after being away seasonable temperatures have brought large number of skiers to the state BY ANDY ROONEY usually hit what it was directed at and. of during the recession I and the Atlantic course, there were no television cameras. City casinos, which have brought slopes in the first few weeks of the Sooner or later the world will have to Now our infantrymen are equipped with return to the good old days when we fought millions (if visitors to our state, you season Already the slopes are well the Mlti rifle Even that is about to be wars and killed people the old fashioned replaced in part by some faster firing gun have the strong beginnings of a surge ahead of the previous January which way. one at a time was seriously damaged by terrible called. I think, the "Squad." in popularity. Killing people by the hundreds of ANDY In case you don t think the savings would And don't forget the North Jersey- weather in the Christmas through New thousands and planning to kill them by the be significant if we returned to the millions, as we are now. is simply too ROONEY Shore, one of the most beautiful areas Years period. Springfield rifle, keep in mind, as you look costly It's a luxury we can't afford in the state New Jersey has many attractions at these figures I got from some cooperat- In 1985. the United States alone plans to,, ive people in the Pentagon today, that one North Jersey has received a shot-in- that appeal to tourists. Some have not spend $305 billion on weapons The fact that bullet for an M it; costs .about 50 cents. the-arm similar to what the casinos been known — but the recent promo- this country is going to be spending $180 Last year, 1983. the Defense Department billion more than it takes in next year, bought 613.700,000 rounds of M-16 ammuni- gave to Atlantic City and the shore. The tional campaigns have been helpful in much of it on weapons, has sent the stock big plus up north is the Meadowiands making known the positive and beauti- tion. That included blanks and belted market into a decline rounds. sports center which continues to draw- ful sides of the Garden State. In those good old days, wars were fought bullet in a million hits anyone This is This year. 1984, the Defense Deartment millions to Giants Stadium, the Touring is a vital part of the New with slingshots, bows and arrows, spears, terribly wasteful swords and single shot muskets. Progress When I was drafted during World War II, has ordered 705 million bullets, which they Meadowiands Racetrack and the Bren- Jersey economy — and we are glad that in weapons should have stopped there when they issued me a Springfield rifle It was prefer to call rounds of ammunition dan Byrne area. And the more they it did well in 1983 and that the prospects we could still afford to pay for them. shortly to be replaced by the M-l but if our It seems as though they must have shot up the 600 million they bought last year or come to those locations the more they are bright for this year. It's apparent that scientists today can Army was still armed with that Springfield, invent things so expensive to make that we and the Russians were armed with their they wouldn't be ordering all these new can't afford to make them It doesn't seem equivalent of it. war would be a lot more ones. Together, in just two years, that's 1.3 right but it's true affordable and we wouldn't have to be so billion shots our soldiers have taken Remember, that's without being at war. At Wars cost too much now because weapons worried about having one. are automatic, recessed, stainless, half a dollar each shot, it comes to $650 Justifiable praise The Springfield carried a clip that held million we have spent in bullets alone, not streamlined and they go faster than sound six bullets. You put the rifle to your to kill anyone. There's no need to kill someone with a laser shoulder, shot the bolt to put the round in Five New Jersey lawmakers have The consumer group looked at 12 beam that travels at the speed of light when the chamber, aimed the Springfield at Next time you see someone shooting a received high ratings from the Con- votes taken in the House and Senate a musket would do the same thing. something, pulled the trigger and sent one rifle, think of it in terms of 50 cents a shot. sumer Federation of America, the last year. A member's rating was his The Russians, who are balking at the lethal metal missile toward its target. It It's the sort of thing that could end war. nation's largest consumer organiza- details of reducing each country's ability to percentage of what the group con- destroy the other 50 times over with nuclear tion. sidered "right" votes out of the total weapons, to the point where we can only Freshman Senator Frank number of votes. destroy each other ten times over, might be TODAY IN HISTORY Lautenberg. D-N.J. was listed as willing to talk about going back to the Protection of the consumer is not musket or rifle It might be called The One- "Rookie of the Year" for his 92 rating Today is Monday. Feb. 13th, the 44th day ho served less lhan .n mnnth only in vogue right now but should be Man. One-Gun Conference. No one could w for his vote on a dozen hills . , ..M.Miinrr iwiay » iiigiiiigin in History: the perpetual nmtraliiv •<< c....--. • O1W person at a time r\ ck «*i trnmm u " »• ^•nit ruiu is oo years ola Actress Kim protect himself or herself day-in-and people wuimi rje Miieo. it would nave a Orange and Robert Roe of Wayne all profoundly beneficial impact on our na- Inquisition for professing the belief that the Novak is 51. Actor George Segal is 50. Actor received perfect 100 scores, while Sen. day-out and legislators are needed to tional budget. You know how it is when you earth revolves around the sun. Bo Svenson and Sen. Paul Tsongas, D- help them as much as possible. see troops or guerrilla forces in Central On this date: Mass., are 43. Actress Carol Lynley is 42 Bill Bradley of Denville was rated a In 1885. 99 years ago. former first lady Actress Stockard Channing is 40. And actor "hero" for his score of 83. We are pleased that many members America or the Middle East shooting their weapons. They don't aim at anyone They Bess Truman was born in Independence. David Naughton is 29: Also rating high was Rep James of New Jersey's legislative delegation see the man coming with that television Mo. Thought for Today: "Our greatest glory Howard. D-N.J. of Spring Lake, who are so responsive to the problems of the camera and they start spraying bullets at In 1889. outgoing President Grover is not in never railing, but in rising every an imaginary enemy I don't suppose one Cleveland appointed the first secretary of time we -fail." - Confucius, Chinese had a score of 92. consumer — and we hope it continues. agriculture, Norman Coleman of Missouri. philosopher (551-479 BC ) John L. Chamberlain, 76; MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1984 The Daily Register A7 OBITUARIES former Old Bridge mayor HOLMDEL (AP) - Chemical Corp. in Mor- Tornadoes batter Texas James R. Barbour; John L. Chamberlain, a ristown for 37 yean before former mayor of Old retiring 15 years ago. By The Associated Press to at least 6 deaths Bridge, died at Bayshore Services are scheduled The first tornadoes of the season battered parti of In more seasonal weather, heavy snow from a storm former bank head Community Hospital here for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Texas, Kansas and Louisiana and waves of strong on Saturday still bio \ed some highways in eastern at the age of 76. Matawan Presbyterian thunderstorms dumped up to a half-foot of rain on the Colorado. LAKEWOOD - James Safe Deposit Association, Chamberlain, who died Church, for which lower Mississippi Valley yesterday, while an unusual The National Weather Service reported numerous Reed Barbour, 86, of of the Long Branch Library Saturday, served as mayor Chamberlain had served as mid-winter warm spell melted snow as far north as tornado sightings and high wind yesterday around Leisure Village, died Sat- Board and the Chamber of from 1957 to 195S and aas trustee. Arrangements Upper Michigan. Louisiana, causing scattered damage to rural buildings urday at Monmouth Medi- Commerce of Long member of the Middlesex were made by the Bedle Dense fog covered the Eastern Seaboard and parts of and downed trees, and the agency issued a series of cal Center, Long Branch. Branch. County Board of Agricul- Funeral Home in the Midwest, with Maryland draped by a layer 1,000 feet tornado watches and warnings throughout the afternoon ture during that decade. deep. Since the middle of last week, fog has contributed Bom in Long Branch, he He and the late Harry Matawan. for various sections of Louisiana, Mississippi and resided there most of his Chamberlain graduated Alabama. Taldmadge were the re- from Princeton University Chamberlain is survived Raymond A. Strong life until moving here 15 sponsible persons for the by nil wife, Harriette; two The most serious damage was outside the rural south- years ago. in 1929. He was born in central Louisiana town of Amaudville, where St. Landry Liberty Street extension, Brazil and lived in East daughters, Margaret Ber- OCEAN — Raymond A. Motor Truck Association, Before retiring in 1970,now known as Memorial inger and Annesley Kern; a Strong, 67, here, died Sat- Edison; former eastern Deputy Milton Hargroder reported one bouse was he was chairman of the Orange before settling in destroyed, a mobile home was overturned and three Parkway, Long Branch. Old Bridge 90 years ago. brother; a sister, Margaret urday at Monmouth Medi- chairman of the National board of the New Jersey cal Center, Long Branch. people suffered cuts. National Bank and Trust He was in charge of the He worked in the sales Plowman; and eight grand- Motor Truck Association; He was born in Hamil- and a member of the Red Marble-size hail and heavy rain also struck Louisiana, Co., Long Branch, after 38 reorganization of the New department of the Allied children. with 3 to 5 inches of rain flooding low-lying roads. Jersey Trust Co., Long ton, Ontario, Can., andBank BPOE 233 He was an years. lived in Montclair for most Shreveport got 3 48 inches in just six hours. Fort Polk His wife, Hazel White Branch, which was the Cordon E. McMain Army veteran of World got 4.35 inches of rain in 24 hours. The rain extended first state bank to reopen of his life before moving War II Barbour, died in I960. here nine years ago. into western Mississippi, with 2.25 inches reported at after the 1933 nationwide LITTLE SILVER - of St. James Roman Cath- Surviving are his wife. He was a member and At the time of his death, Anguilla. former trustee of the bank closings, and he was Gordon E. McMain, 59, olic Church, Red Bank. He Matilda Staudacker Flash flood watches were issued for southeastern the recipient of letters of he was employed at Access Asbury United Methodist here, died yesterday at was also a member of the Self Storage, Eatontown Strong; one son, Raymond Arkansas, much of northern and western Louisiana and Church, Long Branch. He congratulations from then Riverview Hospital, Red National Contract Manage- E. Strong of South Orange; southeastern Texas, where Burkeville got 6.32 inches of past President Herbert From 1975 to 1982, he was was a former director of Bank ment Association, of the employed as safety super- three daughters. Mrs. rain during the night. Roads were reported flooded in Electronics Associates, Hoover, Gov. A. Harry Born in Elmer, La., heArmed Forces Com- visor at Midland Glass Co., Carla Scheduler of Mor- Jasper County, Texas. Inc., Long Branch. Moore, and the state bank had resided here for themunication Electronics As- Cliffwood From 1968 toristown, Mrs. Barbara The Little River at Rochelle, La., was up to 24.4 feet He also was a member of commissioner. past 30 years. sociation, and of the Army 1975, he was employed at Petit-Clair of East Bruns- yesterday morning — a rise of 11.6 feet since Saturday. Masonic Lodge 78, the Surviving are a brother, He retired in 1980 after Reserve Officers Associa- Nu-Car Carriers, Bryn wick, and Miss Gail E. Flood stage is 32 feet. Square Club of Leisure Louis J. Barbour of Ocean; more than 20 years in thetion. Mawr, Pa., where he wasStrong of Hopatcong; one Tornadoes left extensive damage in two eastern Village, the Kiwanis clubs two sisters, Mrs. Rilla Procurement and Pro- Surviving are his wife, director of safety. From sister, Mrs. Audrey Ed- Texas towns late Saturday, and at least five tornadoes of Long Branch and Chambers of Long Branch, duction Directorate of U. the former Rose Stavola; 19S4 to 1968, he was em-wards of Hamilton, On- were spotted early yesterday in and around San Antonio, Lakewood, and the board and Mrs. Sara Williams of S. Army Electronics Com- ployed at the Mason-Dixon tario, Can.; and eight the National Weather Service reported. Some damage mand, Fort Monmouth. At two daughters, Judith of Harrogate Inc., a total West Long 'Branch; and McVay and Anne Siciliano, Lines, Secaucus, where he grandchildren was reported to southside San Antonio businesses and life care facility at Leisure two granddaughters. the time of his retirement, was director of safety. utility service was interrupted, but no injuries were he was a contracting of- both of Eaton town, one The John E. Day Fu- Village. The Flock Funeral He was former chair- neral Home. Red Bank, is reported. He was a past president ficer. Previous to his em-brother, W. P. McMain of Home, Long Branch, is in Austin, Texas; one sister, man of the New Jersey in charge of arrangements. A tornado that hit the eastern Texas town of of the New Jersey State charge of arrangements. ployment at Fort Mon- Normangee late Saturday flattened a lumber yard, mouth, he served for 10 Mrs. Flora Lewis of Dorothy E. Okerson • caused extensive damage to a downtown area and years in the U. S. Army, Elmer, La.; and five injured at least three people, the Leon County sheriff's David A. Ilersi retiring as a master grandchildren. FREEHOLD - Dorothy First Presbyterian Church, department reported. It also knocked down power lines sergeant. He was a veteran The John E. Day Fu- E Okerson, 39, of West and uprooted gas meters. M1DDLETOWN - David Before retiring in 1972, here, where she was a of World War II. neral Home, Red Bank, is Main Street, died yester- Sunday school teacher and A second twister Saturday evening near Palestine A Herst, 69, of Reta Lane. Mr. Herst was a truck He was a communicant in charge of arrangements. day at home. sang in the church choii caused heavy damage to 10 houses and a school, police Port Monmouth, died Sat- driver for Schuster Ex- Chief Hunter Williams said. Two people suffered minor urday at Riverview Hospi- Born in Neptune, she had Surviving ar» her press, Lyndhurst, for eight Alfred E. Cronk resided here her entire life. injuries, and a spokesman for Texas Power It Light said tal, Red Bank., years. Prior to that he was parents. Warren V. and a five-block area was left without electricity. Born in Lebanon, Pa., he She was a graduate of with Yale Express FREEHOLD - Alfred of St. Peter's Episcopal Mercer Medical Center Dorothy Scott Okerson. Other twisters were spotted yesterday morning lived in New York City with whom she lived. Mr. Herst was a mem- E. Cronk, 90, of Fulton Church, here, where he School of Nursing, Tren- around Houston and Galveston and high wind that struck before moving here 27 The Freeman Funeral vears ago. ber of the Teamsters Un- Street, died Saturday at the sang in the choir for many ton, and was a registered Port Neches, south of Beaumont, about 8 a.m. ripped Freehold Area Hospital, years. He was a member of nurse. Home, here, is in charge of a roof off a house and destroyed a car wash, authorities ion. He was also a member said of several bowling leagues, Freehold Township. the American Associaiton She was a member of the arrangements. 202. Death Notice* including the Harmony Born in Middletown, of Retired Persons and N.Y., he had resided here Monmouth County Senior 9:30 classic league and thefor the past 50 years. Citizens. BARBOUR — JAMES REED, M. ol Thrusday night busi- leisure Villas*. Lakewood, N.J. lor- nessmen's league Prior to retiring in 1958, Surviving is his wife, the marly of Long Branch. Fab. 11. 1M4 he had been a machinist at former Emily Pond. PUNXSUTAWNEY 'PHIL' SEES SHADOW! Balovad grandfather of Maidi Jon«a the former A&M •no Maureen Boyta. Daar brother of He was a veteran of the Funeral arrangements Louii J. Barbour, Mn. Rilla Chamber* Karagheusian Rug Co., are under the direction of RETURNS TO HIBERNATE 6 MORE WEEKS and Mra. Sara Wllllarrn Funeral aer- U. S. Army in World War here. Freeman Funeral Home, vic« Tueeday, 2 p.m. from the Flock II TO AWAIT SPRING! . . . LEAVES MESSAGE Funeral Home. 243 Broadway. Long He was a communicant here. Branch. Frlenda may call today 3-4. 7-» p m Internment Qreonlawn Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, FOR HEALTH MINDED FOLKS ABOVE. Wait Long Branch In lieu of flower*, the former Jeanette comrlbutlona In hla name to Aibury Harold Johnson United Method!*' Church. Long Betau; three sons, Gary Branch, or the American Cancer Fund, Cornea Avenue. Allenhurat. would be Mello and Paul Mello, both FREEHOLD - Harold Raceway, here. appreciated at home, and Carl Mello of Johnson, 23, of 43 Parker Surviving are his father, West Keansburg; one St., died Friday at Free- Harold Johnson, of HERST — DAVID. A e«. of Rata L*n*. Port Monmouth on Fat) 11 daughter. Mrs.. Jeanette hold Area Hospital, Free- Florida; his mother, Mrs. '684 Beloved huaband of Jeanene Samuelsen of Middletown: hold Township. Jennie Rolfe, with whom Balau Devoted lamer ol Gary Mello. Born in Neptune, he was Paul Mello. Carl Mello. and Mn and two granddaughters. he resided; a brother, Rob- JMnatte Samueleen Relative* an< a lifelong borough resident. ert Rolfe, at home; and a incnda are respectfully invited to atten He had attended Free- sister, Olivia Rolfe, at luneral aervlcea Wedneeday an l a n The John F. Pfleger hold Regional High School in the John S. Pfleger Funeral Mom Funeral Home, New Mon- home. 1 IS Tindall Road New Monmouth. N and was employed as a The Higgins Memorial v i.iing Monday and Tueaday. 2-4 and mouth. is in charge of porter for Harry M. Home, here, is in charge of arrangements. Stevens at Freehold arrangements. /4 T> \ FEBRUARY 1} - MONDAY Shore Casino, Atlantic Highlands. gift certificates and tooth brushes j Creative Expressions presents Subscription $25. Contact The Mon- contributed by Krauszer's Food ! Heart-AThon 84 A blocking & fram- mouth County Democratic Organiza- Stores. Dokey, formerly Bozo and \ ing workshop. Raffles, Chinese Auc- tion. 780-1637 Clarabell of television fame, will per- tion, proceeds to benefit Elks Cripple form continuously. Fund 7:30 p.m Elks Hall. 40 West Betty Turko of Lakewood. N J will Front St , Red Bank For info 671-9548 speak on "America's Spiritual Des- Night at the Races at or 988 5473 tiny.'' at a Ha ha i meeting. 7 p.m. in Meadowlands, sponsored by Lucky Aberdeen For information call Leisure Club Departure 6 p.m. fol- FEBRUARY 14 - TUESDAY 566-7204. 583-346 or 747-1573 lowed by a buffet at the Barbary PHIL SAYS: i Parents Without Partners. Coast Departing Hwy. 35, Bradlees. Bayshore Chapter 644 will be holding FEBRUARY 1* - SUNDAY Middletown. $13.00. Call 957-0389 ; their General. meeting and dance Highlands First Aid Squad sponsor- I The program will be the election It ing bus trip to Claridge Casino Bus Irish Night Dance 9 p.m. to 1 am DON'T HIBERNATE! . . . for 6 weeks to await Springtime. installation of officers. At Don Quix- departing at 2 30. return approx. Featuring the Pat Roper showband. \ ole's. Hwy. 34. Matawan. Open to midnight. Cost $15. Receive $15 cash hosted by St. Marys Holy Name So- Start now to flex those muscles for Good Health and Springtime \ PWP members only. Members $3 4 $2.50 meal ticket For tickets call ciety. Memorial Hall, New Mon- Fashion Fitness. If I were as close to a Health Spa. such as your | CCH $5 Chapter phone 747-3464 291-5968 mouth. Donation $10. Beer 4 sand- wiches included, BYOB Prepaid res- YMCA in Red Bank. I'd be right there with you folks enjoying lhe I FEBRUARY 14, IS 16 It 17 FEBRUARY 20 - MONDAY ervations please. Call 671-2560 or TUES., WED., THURS . & FR1. Atlantic City Bus Trip to benefit 6711854, weekday evenings or all day All New CAM II System that works like magic for personal 1 Christ Church Thrift Shop. 100 Middletown Police Explorers Leav- Sat. or Sun | Kings Hwy . Middletown. II.50. bag ing Town Hall 1:30 p.m Returning: FEBRUARY 28 - SUNDAY fitness and sports training! Also.Health Center facilities with the : sale, Hours, Tuesday, Wed.. iThurs 10:30 p.m Included: Bus trip. Deli- EMD Little Silver Women's Club, Steam Room, Running Track. Racquetball. Hydroslimnastics are 10-2, Friday 10-12 671-0550 style lunch/show. Playboy Casino sponsoring a bus trip to the Renalt Free drinks-door prizes on bus. Lim- Winery, for wine tasting 4 lunch (water) Exercises. Sauna. WhirlpoolTJniversal Exercise Room • FEBRUARY 15 - WEDNESDAY ited space. Reservations a must! Caesar's, $10 cash It $2.50 meal Auxiliary of Arthur Brisbane Child Donatioii $15.00. Seniors $10.00 For ticket. Cost $25. Call Barbara and all of the other easy fitness do-dads that are available to health- Treatment Center sponsoring card reservations, call 671-3300, ext. 423 544-1763. party at Buck Smith's. 8 p.m. Tickets days. 671-3076 nights weekends FEBRUARY » - WEDNESDAY minded folks who want to get in shape to Sing and Hum with the $2 50. seniors (2, further info, call Monmouth County Park System Birds and Bees, come Spring. 787-3597. President's Holiday Grocery Free Volunteer Workshop for Handi- Bingo, at the Highlands Community capped. Horseback riding program. You can even enjoy my favorite food in the spacious Snack Bar FEBRUARY 16 - THURSDAY Center, on Mon., Feb. 20 Doors open (SPUR). Wed., Feb. 29, Sat., March Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's. at 6:30, bingo starts 8 pm. Admission 24,2 to 4 p.m. Thompson Park Visitor . . .but watch it! Your YMCA in Red Bank has everything to Thurs . Feb. 16, 1984. Sponsored by $1.50 Center, Lincroft. 842-4000 for keep you Physically Fit and Healthy. See for yourself, call them the St Agnes PTA. Doors open at 6 info/registration. pro, starts at 7:30. Donation $2 50 Lucky Leisure Club. $13 package, at 741-2504, and get the "Good Health Surprise Tour.' They For ticket information Call Mary good seats. "Alvin It The Chip- MARCH 1 - THURSDAY Anoriola. 291-1513. munks. " Felt Forum, Madison Mid-Atlantic Broadway plays "On have the Key to make you Feel and Look like New! Square Garden. Departure Bradlees. Your Toes," "Zorba," "Noises Off." FEBRUARY 17, 18. 24. 25, Middletown. 9 a.m. Call 9574389 "Tap-Dance Kid, " and more. Leave See you at Daffodil time. MARCH 3 Middletown. Hazlet. 5:30. Call for FEBRUARY 22 - WENDESDAY FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS reservations. 787-4921 or 566-3812. Pine Tree Players presents Agatha Inactive It alienated Catholics. Sincerely, >.\g .• Christie's "The Unexpected Guest" please join us in an open discussin at MARCH 3 - SATURDAY PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL Curtain 8:40 p.m. Community House St. Mary's Parish Hall. Hwy 34 li St. Agnes Holy Name Society Irish Theatre. Third It Madison Avenues. Phalan Rd.. Colts Neck. 8 p.m. Night, March 3. Music by Mary Con- Spring Lake. All seats reserved. H & FEBRUARY 23 - THURSDAY nolly and the Blarney Boys. Dona- 15 at the door. Advance tickets sold at tions $12.00 Hot corned beef dinner, Atlantic City, Playboy Casino. Bus. Joe Robertson Agency, Third Ave.. beer/soda, bring your own bottles, dinner, show It $10 cash. Sponsored Spring Lake. 449-1415. Reservations reserve early. Call 291-3388 by Old Village Fire Co.. $15. Cost, bus 458-4237 leaves 6:15 p.m. Call 671-3100 ext. 244. Holmdel Historical Society Antique FEBRUARY 17 - FRIDAY ask for Bill, 8-5. Show, 9:30-4. Holmdel High School Atlantic City Caesars Boardwalk. Commons, Crawfords Corner Rd. i ™-RRII*RY 2* - SATURDAY »io per person, includes uu». «iu nw, 1*1 II,,,HI, M,,nth with Uiuimnnth PffVMUVMVHMnpHPjejmMimi . ! 11 iu IU urussingers, inuy 40-juirc 1. FEBRUARY II • SATURDAY Doctor Frank McGuire. chairman, 1984. For information call Jean at Harlem Globetrotters sponsored by will present United Slates Saving 787-8081 or Marie 787-9438 Lucky Leisure Club departure 5 30 bonds, donated by Prudential Prop- p.m. Bradlees. Middletown. Hwy 35 erty and Casualty Company and S.S JUNE 21 • 24 - THURS. • SUN. $13.00. Call 957-0389 White Dental Products as poster Bus trip to Booth Bay Harbor. Me prizes, and an on premise smile con- $200 double occupancy Reservations Mth Annual County democratic test for all children, ages 1 through limited. Deadline March 1st. Call Dinner Dance. Sat.. Feb. 18.7 p.m. at 12. Additional prizes and surprises. Deb. 741-9549, for information. A8 The Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13.1984 Burnett and Moore to merge talents in film, TV NEW YORK — Johnny Canon extended his NBC-TV Gene's first vacation... Princess Ira Furstenberg's next- Tyrone Power's daughter Romina just won Italy's big pact considerably beyond the next-Sept, expiration... to-latest whim was a film starlet career with delusions best-record competiih... The mini-musicals at the St. Carol Burnett and Mary Tyler Moore pacted to merge of Bette Davis. Didn't make it, now she's a dress Regis King Cole Room just folded their tense to past; their talents in future film and TV projects... Lauren THE VOICE designer with her own labels on duds due next fall... they even tried a female impersonator hoping the La Bacall's last week take-home from the touring "Woman Garry Trudeau keeps rewriting and inserting topical Cage aura might lure midnighters but no go... Blanche of 'he Year" was more than 140,000... London ha» 37 political japes into his Bdwy musical "Doonesbury." Baker won the star role in "Rosemaryi Baby" and legit shows running with four more skedded by March's OF BROADWAY Jetsetter Count Leopold Bismarck, great-grandkid of "Death Trap" author Ira Levin's Bdwy-bound "Can- ides... Bdwy's at its lowest point in years — Variety the Iron Chancellor, plans a chic June wedding — to torlal." It's about Ira's dad. a cantor... Divorce lawyer reports a dozen shows are on twofers and four are elegant British model Debonnaire Patterson... New Marvin Mitchelson has a vested interest in promoting "shaky"... 20 shows hang on, 17 theaters are empty. addition to the hot hit Peter Brooks opera "La Tragedie Us writer-sister Marion Gartler: she's designed a Sheila MacRae's autobiog will tell all about Gordon bettors sports a three-foot TV set where Knick de Carmen" is Ron Perlman whose wife Opal's unique vest for women - to thwart muggers. Conceals and everyone else — no names skipped, no holds barred, basketball freaks were watching them win. Fritz's contribution coincided with his new job: new daughter valuables. no bars ignored; Sheila sounds irked... N.Y. Knicks Secret Service politely asked if the candidate might Blake Amanda... Age of Iiiiich! "The Nunsense Story" skyscraping star Ernie Grunfeld and wife Nancy watch that set. "Sure — if he wants to watch the musical at The Duplex in Greenwich Village has a barfy Sammy Davis Jr., much skinnier since his busted ribs welcomed new recruit Daniel Leslie, V/t pounds. Knicks," was the reasonable reply. The SS man left, plot: four dead sisters stashed in a freezer with hopes and liver-siege, returns to the fun-wars June 20th at Carnegie Deli's catering the bris Mondale never showed. Must've wanted to watch the Dep't of Health won't notice before enough cash for Harrah's Boardwalk (Atlantic City) casino... Urged on Veep emeritus Fritz Mondale in Puerto Rico had sump'n else. burial can be collected. Lotsa luck; we think... Only by a couple extra millions, Roger Moore reneged on his lavish digs on the 10th Holiday Inn floor — where big Veteran actor-singer Jamie Ross quietly swished into three definite Bdwy legit-show bookings for the season promise to himself that he'd filmed his final James bettors suite-talk... The adjoining private club for heavy the noisy Gene Barry role in "La Cage Aux Folles" for are in sight. Bonder. Sean Connery also swears he's had it with 007. 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(R) 12:46 SHOW MOVE *** "The 1 NBC NEWS (he contestants from tha USA SPORTS PROBE 2 RAT PATROL • M'A'I'H Laala 2) O BEST OF CARSON Man With Two Brains" Gussts actress Lynn Westminster Kennel Club TMC MOVE **• "200 5 JOE FRANKLIN ABC NEWS Q 0 MERV OMPFM Oueats: (1983. Comedy) Steve Mar Redgreve, singer Lee Show Molele" (1971, Comedy) QD EMERGENCY ROWAN 1 MARTM'S O> "CASABLANCA" Still actor Dannie Weaver, lln, Kathleen Turner. Qreenwood. Charlie • ENTERTAINMENT Frenk Zeppe, Rlngo Starr USA NHL HOCKEY Los LAUQH-IN # great as tint* goes by actreaa Elka Sommer, sing- I OOOHOQAN'9 HEROES Oaborne. (R) TONMHT Dolly Parton talks 1:60 • AMERICAN DREAM: Angeles Kings et Montresl 0 THE JEFFERSONS Bergman Bogle classic er Lll Calloway, ventrilo- • MOVE *** "Trapped FACT OR FICTION A docu- Canadians (R) quist Ron Lukua; alao, a dis about her new movie A MACNEL / LEHRER .ADV Beneath Tha Sea" (1974, mentary examining tha 2 20 08 DELAWARE VALLEY cusalon of new child B Valentine Gifts on Rhinestone " NEW8H0UR Suspense) Lee J. Cobb, Amencen Dream -- epecili FORUM • MOVE ••«• "Casa- support legislation. * "Thick* ol the Night" • MOVE *** "Tycoon" 09 THREE'S COMPANY Msrtin Balsam. caliy, why some people nev- 8HOWM0VK *•' USA RADIO UNO blanca" (1843. Drama) • THE INTERNATIONAL (1947 Drsma) John Wayne, O RETURN OF THE SAINT 7:0517! HOOAN'S HEROES Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid VMUN COMPETITION OF 7:300 2 ON THE TOWN Fee Bergman MDIANAPOLIS Highlights tured take at look at the • GREAT PERFORMANC- •re presented of this qua- ten graatast romantic fllma ES "A Choreographer'a drennial event that drew 44 01 all time with film critics Notebook: Stravinsky Piano performers from more than Rogsr Ebart and Qana Sisk- Ballets By Peter Martina" 20 countrlea. SOAP OPERAS al; unusual and romantic Four pieces choreographed SHOW MOVIE *** spots in tha Naw York araa. to Stravinsky's mualc by "Flaahdance" (1983. Musi- O FAMLY FEUD Msrtlns are laatured: "Eight cal) Jennifer Beala. Michael GUIDING LIGHT: Ed RYAN'S HOPE: Jill up- will not do any more drug asks him to help Craig. EDGE OF NIGHT: O ALL IN THE FAME.Y Easy Pieces." "Tango," Noun accuses Maureen of hiding O ENTERTAINMENT "Piano Rag Music" and 9 3O« NEWHART Kirk deeper- set that Frank is missing drops for Bud. CAPITOL: Police re- Raven gets telegram from something from him and TOMOHT Dolly Parton talks "Concerto For Two Solo ately urges Dick to join him important meeting. Bill ANOTHER WORLD: alize photo of ambassador Logan, warning her not to about har naw movla Pianos " in opposing the opening of e she admits she has. Jimpressures Siobhan to mar- Blaine delivers her baby •Rhinestone " • MOVC *** 'Gordon's fasi-lood restaurant. reads Tony's medical file ry him but she hesitates. was cut with bent scissors. think she'll keep him from War" (1973. Adventure) TMC MOVE ** "Strokar and realizes Tony has two Jacqueline discovers boy. Cecille decides she's Paula uses same scisssors Jamie. Sky examines an O News 9 Special Report Paul Wlnlleld, Cart Lee. Ace" (1983. Comedy) Bun going to get Peter to marry * Unusual people & B SCRUPLES With the Reynolds, Loni Anderson. subdural hematomas Siobhan is pregnant and to make Clarissa get-well old military button and placet on "ROUTE 9" help ol Valentine and Spi-Io 00 • EMERALD POINT, N.A.8. which could cause his that Joe is probably the her at all costs. Maisy tells card. Paula hides scissors wonders why Standing Elk ADV der. Billy turna Scruples into Maiiory end his dsughters death, but that an oper- father. Jacqueline also Josh she wants him towhen police search house. s huge success. (Part 2) anxiously await newe ae ation could leave him para- and Adler want it back. QONEW8 they fear lor Leslie's lile finds out, that her father move in with her. Rachel Sam heads for Zurich to TMCMOVS **» "Things lyzed. Warren steals neck- 09 THREE'S COMPANY Are Tough All Over" (1982. now thai ahe Is a hoatage arranged the marriage to and Jamie horrified when offer Fran deal to keep her GENERAL HOSPITAL: • TAXI Comedy) Richard of the KQB. lace from Quint's file. In Joe. Grant Putnam nervous, USA NHL HOCKEY Los they find the charred re- out of U.S. "Cheech" Marln, Tommy NEWS New York, Philip and Beth SEARCH FOR TOMOR- Angelaa Kings at Montreal Chong fS INDEPENDENT NET marry themselves. Spot- mains of Mac's plane. causing Dr. Campbell to Canadians (Subject to 8 ROW: Warren gloats as he SHOW FAERK TALE THE- WORK NEWS ting the newlyweds, Brad- think he killed his brother blackout) ATRE "Hansel And Qrelel" • THE NAVIGATORS This tells Suzi she must share AS THE WORLD DAYS OF OUR LIVES: 736 fJTj SANFORD AND SON Ricky Shroder and Joan documentary researchee ley climbs wall in order to her $4 million with him TURNS: Tucker tells Steve Delia tells Tony that Ian. Making it appear that 8 00O SCARECROW AND Collins star in this version of the ancient Polynesian skill silence them. Vanessa Dr. Campbell has left MRS KMO A Bulgarian since she was unable to get that Betsy must be told Phoenix plans to kill the Brothera Grimm tale 01 navigating without crosses Alan by saving town, Putnam steals his LTA from certain financial divorced before her 21stCraig can walk. Learning Roman in public. Phoenix ruin. birthday. Brian finds Larry, chairman for sends Delia to impersonate own file and strangles Dr. teenage daughter of manThrowaway Kids, is con-Eugene's wife to make him Campbell on the Quar- LOVING: Rose and Pat he had to kill in the line of termaine grounds. go to Florida. Merrill no- duty. Cagney arrives in fined to wheelchair, Betsy think he's going crazy. tices Noreen has taken off Henderson. Wendy sees her wedding ring. While Mandy working at the TV Mike is inviting Noreen to station and accuses Step- Doug's party, she gets a hanie of paying her off. MOVIE TIMETABLE one call from Clem. Noreen YOUNG AND THE assures Mike she will not Open seven days RESTLESS: Andy and Information for the movie tlme- Terms ot Endeerment |PQ) 7 15.SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II return to her maiden Paul find letter Melissa teble la provided by Iheab oper- Ml for lunch and alore Since movlee ere aublect to LONQ BRANCH MOVIES II — Sllkwood IR) 7:15. 9:40 name. Jim tells Shana that wrote Rick and realize he change It la recommended mat he likes Corinth, but is readers cell the (heeler to confirm Flesh Dance (R) 7:30; Staying dinner killed her out of jealousy. Alive IPO) 8 20 fearful that legalized gam- correct limes SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III Aware that Rick found note MONMOUTH COUNTY MIDDLETOWN Twin and triple bling could destroy the ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Terma of Endearment (PQ) 7 15 Nikki wrote Victor, they UA MIDDLETOWN I - 940 town. Shana is upset when STRATHMORE CINEMA I - Terms of Endeerment (POI 1:15. lobster special fear same fate for her. The Big Cnill (R) 7 16. 8 20 7.00. 8:30 MIDDLESEX COUNTY Jim has to leave and says 1TRATHMORE CINEMA II - UA MIDDLETOWN II — EDISON every Friday Rick allows Nikki to tell Sudden Impact (R> 7 20. • 30 MENLO PARK CINEMA I - it's just like the time they Sllkwood (Ft) 1 OO, 7 00, B 20 Sllkwood (HI J 00 4:35. 7:20. 8 40 Kaye where they are. Julia AEIURV PARK UA MIDOLETOWN III - MENLO PARK CINEMA II - and Sunday spent in Rome, LYRIC THEATRE — Never Cry Wo« IPQI 1:15. 7 15. thinks Neil would be good All Male Films (XXX) continuous 8:15 Unfellhlully Youra (PO) 2 00. 3 50. from 12 noon through It p.m. 5 40. 7:60. 10.00 Foot of Atlantic St. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: father for her child, but PARK CINEMA - UA MIDDLETOWN IV - WOODBRIDOE Cassie goes with Simon and knows Gina likes him. Sweel Young Foxes IXXX) 12:05. Star e0(R| 1 00, 7 30. 8 30 CINEMA I — Highlands, N.J. 2 30. 5 00, 7 30, 10 00. Beyond Vour UA MIDDLETOWN V — Ster SO (R) 1:30. 3:30. 5:30, 7:30. finds jewels but doesn't ALL MY CHILDREN: Wildest Oreema (XXX) 1:16. 345. 9:30 872-0909 6:15. 6 45 CINEMA II i- understand why he's also Alerted by Liza about Jen- Staylng Alive (PQ| 1:00, 4.30X05. ATLANTIC HIQHLAN0* Flsahdsnca IR) 2:60. S.20. 9:55 \ lied to her. He says he ny's bridal shower, Tony ATLANTIC CINEMA — SOMERSET COUNTY \ wants to return treasure The Big Chill (R) 7:16. II IS SOMERSET \ shows up. Jenny believes EATONTOWN omT8wNiN,P and that Hawk will kill him COMMUNITY I - SEAVIEW aOUARE CINEMA I - RUTQERS PLAZA CINEMA I - \ Enid invited Tony, but Smurfa and Magic Flule IO) I 00. Star SO (R) 7 45. 9:45 Terms of Endearment (PQ) 7:15. anyway. Cassie realizes he 3 00. 7 00, • 30 SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II - has a plane ticket to Zurich realizes it was Liza's COMMUNITY II — Rackleea IR) a 00, 10:00 RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA II - Death Stalker mil oo. i 30. 9 is MIDOLEBROOK I - Star SO IR) 7:30. 9:30 and knows he is lying scheme. Liza heads for the Uncommon Valor Includes a hearty portion of beef, soup, salad, dessert & coffee STAR 8p n Valid thru 3/2/84 DEATHSTALKtR., Mtf Bank. 747-1 Sf6 tMM BMLY 11 A.M. i* 1 A.M. WIN. 11 Is 10 RECKLESS • The Daily Register SPORTS 2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1984 COMICS 5 Your Town CLASSIFIED 8 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Winter takes needed break BY DANIEL LOWENTHAL sidewalk with a bit more finesse than the surfers rode the waves in County residents woke up to a warm suprise yesterday. Winter the sea. took the day off, and spring was And they were too busy concen- assigned to substitute. trating to see Vivian Bailey of An ideal combination of pleasent Ocean Township and Shelley Idy of February temperatures and a Sun- Brooklyn, N.Y., who were walking day afternoon gave many children, along the boardwalk in sweatshirts, parents and grandparents a reason jeans and sneakers looking for to come out of hibernation and others to talk with. venture outdoors for recreation. "We're just walking around and Those who have Lincoln's birth- getting some good exercise," Bailey day off today should get another said while exercising her jaws on a opportunity. Temperatures are ex- tough piece of bubble gum. pected to be in the 50s "It's so nice out," Idy chipped in. Some used the warm Sunday as an "It's fun saying hello to the jog- excuse for riding bikes and gers." skateboards. Others saw a chance to lyiona Brown prefers walking to finish raking leaves that hadn't jogging. As a visitor from Min- moved since fall. Many just enjoyed neapolis, Minn. — where the words taking a casual walk in balmy air. frigid and February are synonymous "It's springtime," proclaimed — she was glad to see a warm day Zan Brano as he and his wife, Mary, on the East Coast. strolled along the Long Branch "This is such a change from when boardwalk at a comfortable pace. I left," she said. "I love the ocean, It was a welcome relief from cold, but I'm landlocked (in Minnesota). ice and snow, they said. It's a delight to be out in the fresh While the sun showed its bright air." rays inland, fog ruled the shore. Bob Asay of Long Branch felt the Rumors got around that on the other same way. side of the thick mass of low- "I decided to take a little walk," hanging clouds was an ocean. Only he said. "I guess I'll stay out here the ear could be sure, as the sound until I get tired or it gets dark." of waves smacked against the At first glance, one young woman jetties. . gave the impression that she took »Uglil»r photo by Don Lof dt On closer examination, one actu- her workouts seriously. WINTER WANES — Seagulls float on the last piece of ice in San Alfonso Retreat House are in the background. Not far away, ally could see the salt water Wearing a red knit hat, a purple evidence on Takanassee Lake in Long Branch on an unseasonably surfers, joggers and others turned out to enjoy the change in the repetitively reaching the rocks. wind-breaker, a royal blue shirt and warm February Sunday. St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church and weather. a navy blue sweatpants, she A young man and woman were out stretched and warmed up for 20 tion, chocolates, gum drops and Not only was it unusually nice consequences more hazardous than "The fog is about 1,000 feet thick there too. They had brought their minutes — only to then take a other sweets were being purchased here, but most of the midwest and just making it tough for joggers and right now," Ed Sherry, a National wetsuits and surfboards. They stud- leisurely stroll into the Marine in large quantities. It didn't hurt northeast enjoyed spring-like bikers on the boardwalk to see one Weather Service forecaster at the ied the waves — noticed how they Garden Apartments. that Valentine's Day was two days weather. Portland, Maine reached a another. Baltimore-Washington International were breaking — and paddled out. A Good weather meant good busi- away. record 50 degrees. Mansfield, Ohio, In northern Indiana, three deaths Airport, said yesterday, at mid- first attempt almost ended with the ness for those enterprises open this boy landing head first on a jetty. A reached a record for the date of 62, have been blamed on the fog since morning. time of year along the boardwalk. "Oh, it was like a summer day," few moments later, his female a full 10 degrees above the former Friday — two traffic deaths and the Incoming flights to Baltimore- The manager of Wizard's World Rose DA verso said between cus- companion demonstrated how to record. Charleston, W.Va., had a pilot of a small plane. Washington and Greater Wilm- Arcade looked up from his card tomers. "People came out on the stay up for at least 10 seconds. record 72, while in the state's ington (Del.) airports were halted game, which was being played on a boardwalk. I couldn't believe it. We One person died in a traffic mountains the city of Elkins, often by fog yesterday morning, but both busted pinball machine, just long sold a lot of Valentine's candy. If it accident in dense fog early yester- While they enjoyed the water, one of the coldest spots in the nation airports reported that planes did enough to say in his best Jersey wasn't for the weather being so nice, day in Wisconsin. many others congregated on, or in winter, had a record 68. Two people were killed in a plane take off. although with delays. Shore accent, "We're a lot busier we wouldn't have sold as much. We An eight-car pileup on Interstate near, the boardwalk. today." crash in heavy fog Thursday at Across the street, three young went four hours straight without In other parts of the country, 395 in Alexandria. Va , was blamed At Criterion Candies of Distinc- Lincoln, Kan. boys rode their skateboards on the sitting down." patches of dense fog produced on the fog No quick arrests are expected in extortion RUMSON - A few days after the president of the Shrewsbury State Bank paid $25,000 to free his mother FBI: 'It could be days, weeks, or and aunt from captivity, in- vestigators said it could be a few months before we make an arrest...' days, or weeks, or even months before they made an arrest. It will be one week ago tomorrow that John Kay was told to take the investigators were devoting any day, with a man forcing his way into money to a garbage can in Middle- time to it yesterday or not. Kay's home and then tying the town, and investigators have yet to Sources have said the in-women to dining-room chairs, police announce any success in solving the vestigators are looking for one or reports indicate. case. more persons who reside in the area. Other than that, little has been While holding them hostage, the They've released three composite learned about the case. man called Kay from the kitchen, drawings based on descriptions Shrewsbury State Bank has an- demanding that he take $25,000 to a given by Elizabeth Kay, 87, and nounced a $10,000 reward for infor- garbage can outside the A&P in Elsie Mulvihill, 67, the day after mation leading to the apprehension, Middletown on Route 35. they spent two hours tied to dining- arrest and conviction of the respon- According to police. Kay com- room chairs in John Kay's home on sible for the criminal extortion. River Road. plied without notifying authorities. After leaving the money, he called The Federal Bureau of Investiga- Since the money was extorted his secretary at the bank, telling her tion is leading the investigation. from a financial insitution, it's to inform police to meet him at his They're being, assisted by police considered a federal crime, carry- home. ing a punishment of 20 years in departments in Rumson, Middle- prison and a $10,000 fine upon Kay arrived first, with the police ItatfMw photo COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY TOMORROW exercise-only sessions meet 11 to 11:45 a.m. Partici- MIDDLETOWN - The Auxiliary of the Arthur pants may attend either or both. Call the Wellness Brisbane Child Treatment Center, Allaire, will hold a FREEHOLD — Freehold Beautiful Inc. will meet at RED BANK - The Woman's Guild of Trinity Center to register. card party at Buck Smith's. East Keansburg, at 8 p.m. 8 p.m. at the Western Monmouth Chamber of Episcopal Church will hold its annual Valentine Dessert HAZLET — The Raritan Bay Town Criers Chapter of Ticket information can be obtained from Mrs. D P. Commerce office, 49 E. Main St. Card Party to benefit Evergreens, the Episcopal home the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Gallagher, 175 Norgrove Ave.. Elberon The auxiliary All those interested in improving the appearance of for the aged, Moorestown, at 1 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have is a service organization for the residential treatment buildings, parks, and roadsides in the area are urged Tickets will be available at the door and guests are rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Raritan High center for mentally retarded persons. to attend. If you have fund-raising or membership- requested to bring their own cards. Mrs. Elmore School, Middle Road, llazlet," ' . •• recruiting expertise, you are especially needed right Gardner is event chairman. now. RED BANK - The Exchange Club will meet for WEDNESDA Y THiRSDiV RUMSON — The Rumson-Fair Haven Chapter of lunch at noon in the Victorian Spirit. KEYPORT — The Women's Resource and Survival ABERDEEN — A course in basic Judaism will be American Field Service will meet at 8 p.m. in the senior RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Center. 10-16 Broad St.. will conduct a support group for held at 7:45 p.m. at Temple Shalom, Ayrmont Lane. commons room of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High at the' Molly Pitcher Inn. women who have been or are being abused by their KEYPORT — The Women's Resource and Survival School. Salvation Army Capt. William Carlson will speak. mates, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the center office. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Over 55 Club of Center, 10-16 Broad St., will conduct a support group for Julie Lauzer, Field Operations Consultant from AFS women in transition; that is separating, divorcing, or International in New York wijj be the guest speaker. Atlantic Highlands will hold a Valentine's Day luncheon RED BANK — The Rotary Club will meet at 12 15 at 1 p.m. in the Shore Casino. Outgoing and incoming returning to work, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the center p.m. at the Molly Pitcher Inn There will be a film and cassette program. office. officers will be honored. Red Bank Police Chief George Clayton, will speak FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Haven Library, River RED BANK — St. James Senior Citizens Club will Rnad has a display of sewing buttons from the past at HOLMDEL — The COPD Support Group (Better about drugs. o—^.h^.' rinM of Ravshore Community Hospital will meet at 1:30 p m. at the Red Bank Senior Citizen Center. <•'--'->' "Jiciclps. Red Bank fire marshal, will speak on RUMSON — The Non-Partisan Citizens Committee LITTLE SILVER - The Grea(er Red Bank Jaycees for Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Board of occupational therapist, will speak on "Conserving IHUIlf nil- itiotiiiiu... .. •• -,-• ,. a w „m ,i (»„> headauarters. 124 Willow Each member is requested to bring a Valentine gift tor Education Elections will meet at 8 p.m. at the First Energy." Contact the hospital's office of consumer UriVe Men Deiween me .ifctr.-, „, ,., „,,„ .... _ the grab bag. Refreshments will be served by Eleanor Presbyterian Church, River Road. All voters of Rumson education for further information. to attend. LONG BRANCH — Families Anonymous, a fellow- Osborne. and Fair Haven are welcome. LITTLE SILVER — The Newcomers Club of Rumson. ship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and LONG BRANCH - The Greater Long Branch • TI »\T!C HIGHLANDS — ThesOver 55 Club of. Fair Haven and Little Silver will have a coffee for new . • i -•-.., --J "i-.iJ-nn ,uiih hchHvinr.il orobli'ms. Chamber of Commerce will have its February General memhors jiinm at ihp home of Libbv Cole. 70 Oakes "*'>>* mcii HI 7:J0 p.m. ai uiu LVIUIUUUUUI I H...... ,, 1- rc*\a ••»«. , Road. All prospective •• ui.n,,, ,,. KEYPORT — Boy Scout Troop 230 will have an Open FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A six-week prenatal office for reservations House for parents and mentally handicapped boys at the Roy Fliedner, president of the Central Long Branch parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol y exercise program will start today at the Wellness abusers and children with behavioral problems, will Elks Meeting Hall (across from Town and CountrC y Economic Development Corp., and Larry Houstoun. g Center, Freehold Area Hospital. Tuesday sessions, with meet at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview Hospital's East Wing. Diner), at 8 p.m. a discussion period, meet 1 to 2:30 p.m.; Friday president of the Atlantic Group, will be the speakers B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1984 Family pair cops first USA medal SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - magic." second figure skating medal Tues- Peter Carruthers looked at his sister Asked if he could feel the elec- day night when dance couples skate Kitty just before taking the ice tricity from the crowd at the Zetra in the final event. yesterday and knew something arena, where many U.S. fans waved The Soviet world champions, who special was about to happen. flags and cheered, Peter said: leaned over and pecked both Car- "I guess it was sort of magic. It's "Electricity? I almost got elec- rutherses on the cheek before the strange. Tonight was one of those trocuted. My God. We can be so medals ceremony began, opened nights we looked at each other and proud of the people from our country strong with side-by-side triple knew we could do it," he said. who came to support us. It sounds jumps. They did. funny, but I really am proud to be Skating to a version of the The brother-sister team from the an American." Beatles' "Get Back," and Skating Club of Wilmington, Del., At the end of their 4'z-minute Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata," won the silver medal in pairs figure routine, the brother and sister the couple carried off difficult lifts skating at the XIV Olympic Winter embraced in joy. and throws that earned them marks Games — ending the U.S. medals "I told him I lovcewd him and I ranging from 5.7 to 5.9 of a possible drought. Winning a silver was was happy we worked this hard and 6.0 from the nine judges. something no Americans have done we achgieved our goal," Kitty said. The Carrutherses, who were since 1952 Said Peter: "We fight like brother adopted separately as infants, threw The gold went to the Soviet pair and sister, and we care for each in every lift and throw they were of Elena Valova and Oleg Vasiliev, other like brother and sister." capable of doing — aside from a who maintained their country's grip Coach Ron Ludington said he special quad throw — in winning the on the event. The bronze went to thought the Carruthers' gave the first U.S. pairs silver since Karol another Soviet pair, Larissa only flawless performance of the and Michael Kennedy did it in Oslo. Selezneva and Oleg Makaroy. The evening. Whereas Valova bobbled slightly other two U.S. pairs teams finished "It was electrifyng. I expected to on a side-by-side solo jump, the in the top 10 see higher scores," said Ludington, Carrutherses skated cleanly. The last time the United States who with ex-wife, Nancy, won a They opened with a split triple won a pairs medal was a bronze in bronze pairs medal for the U.S. in twist lift and went right into a triple- 1964, by Vivian and Ronald Joseph. 1960. revolution throw that Kitty, 20, "There was a lot of pressure on us Earlier yesterday, Britain's landed solidly despite a taped right tonight, and I felt it, my God I felt Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean ankle. it," Peter, 22, said. "We seemed to earned perfect scores in a second She shot over Peter's head like a be able to handle it to our advan- ice dancing event and closed in on spray of water in their "hydrant" tage- the gold medal they are heavily lift and in their lateral twist lift - Aaaoclaiad Praia pholo Tin in shock," Kitty said. "I've favored to win. something they invented — she SILVER FOR USA - Kitty and Peter Carruthers. skating event yesterday. The pair captured a silver never been happier in my whole life. Americans Judy Blumberg and twirled around in the air in a the brother and sister pair form Haverford, Pa., medal, which was the first medal for the USA. I knoew right before the start. I Michael Seibert remained third and horizontal position instead of ver- during their free dance of the Olympic pair's figure looked at Pete. It was going to be could give the United States its tically. King leads young Team Carolina Canada in medal pursuit suffers SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) — "King is a great coach," said chairman of Canada's Olympic Canadians are used to singing the Canadian defenseman James hockey committee. "This is all his 1st loss praises of Dave King. And. now that Patrick. "He stays calm, knows doing." Team Canada is on the doorstep of exactly what he wants to get done What he has done is devise game ' PINE BLUFF, Ark. (AP) - the medals round in the Winter and never gets down on us. plans that worked perfectly against Charles Balentine was surprised, Olympics, the chorus is swelling "There were so many times when the Americans and Finns, the main but North Carolina was stunned again. we were having problems (during an competition for the medals round yesterday. King, the 36-year-old coach of exhibition tour in which they won along with Czechoslovakia. Against Balentine took a pass from Alvin Canada's Olympic hockey team, has only 18 of 57 games), but he never the United States, Canada took away Robertson and hit a five-foot been the mastermind behind a young panicked. He knew what had to be the Americans' speed by jamming baseline jumper with four seconds squad that has been the surprise of done, and I think he knew we were the skating lanes and forcing U.S. to play, lifting unrankcd Arkansas to the XIV Winter Games headed on the right track " skaters to adjust. They never did. a 65-64 college basketball upset of Team Canada, 3-0. could sew up a That track could lead directlyto Against Finland, Canada showed No. 1 and previously unbeaten spot in the medals round today It a medal. Canada's first in hockey it can skate with anyone for 80 Carolina. needed a victory over Norway since 1968. There were no Canadian minutes, something it had not shown The loss for the Tar Heels, the coupled with a loss by Finland to hockey teams in the 1972 and 76 during its exhibition tour, when King last unbeaten Division I team, ended Czechoslovakia. Olympics. often kept tight rein. Indeed, the their winning streak at 21 games, In other games today, it was "Emotion is a big part of what has Finns had sped past the Canadians their longest since their 32-0 NCAA Sweden against Poland. Italy gotten us here so far." said King in the Izvestia pre-Christmas tour- championship season of 1957. against Yugoslavia. West Germany "More than talent, it has been nament in Moscow and expected to "When I put it up, I just hoped and against the Soviet Union and the emotion. There are no false illusions so again here. prayed it would go in," Balentine United States, with no shot at a of how good we are. We aren't the Instead. King turned his players said. "When I got the ball, I was medal and still looking for its first most talented group here." loose and they responded with a surprised for a moment, but every- victory, against Austria. But they might have the most superb effort. body should be looking for the ball Two years ago. King directed talented coach King made his mark when Alvin has it. because he's such Canada's national junior team to the in Canada by guiding the University King, however, does not like to a great passer." take much credit for Canada's World Championship Hockey fans of Saskatchewan into the collegiate Carolina tried to set up one last strong showing, which also has throughout Canada, beaming with championship finals, winning the shot, calling two time outs in the national pride, proclaimed him a title last year And he coached Team included a victory over Austria. final three seconds, but Steve Hale's genius He has been wooed by Canada's juniors to the 1982 world "There's a peaking process and long jump shot bounded off the rim several National Hockey League title in a stunning upset they're in it right now," said King. at the buzzer. teams but has put national pride "Dave King is the perfect coach "They deserve the credit. These "Hale was the second option on ahead of the pocketbook for this team," said Sam Pollock, players have surprised me, too." our final shot, " North Carolina Coach Dean Smith said. "I don't want to say what our first option was, because we may need to run it again. Not getting the shot we Renner nabs Hawaiian Open wanted is my fault. We hadn't worked on the play for awhile." HONOLULU (API - A year late, missed four times from short range Renner finished play in the 1983 Smith took the loss calmly. one year after the Hawaiian Open on the last five holes he played. Any Hawaiian Oper. with a one-shot lead "In the first half we weren't title was snatched from his grasp by one of the first three would have over Isao Aoki and was in the ready to play," he said. "They ' one of golf's most dramatic shots, closed out.Renner. And, the last, a scorer's tent when Aoki unleashed outhustled us. I don't believe losses Jack Renner became a winner of the two-footer, would have prolonged perhaps the most dramatic shot of on the oad to top 20 teams are Hawaiian Open. the playoff. the year. upsets. College basketball is just too "I was due," Renner said yester- He missed them all. He holed a 128-yard pitch from the balanced." day after he'd tied Wayne Levi with "I was pulling everything," Levi rough for an eagle that snatched the While unranked in The Associated a birdie on the final hole of said. "As poorly as I played over the title from a stunned Renner. Press poll of sports writers and regulation play, -then won on the last few holes, and as well as Jack "For a year, nobody let me forget broadcasters, the Razorbacks wer< second hole of a sudden death- played, Jack deserved to win." it," Renner said. "It's hard to live ranked 19th by United Press Inter playoff. It helped erase some of the sting down something like that. And the Associated Praaa photo national's coaches board. He won this time when Levi, who from the year-old memory — and thing is, I didn't feel I had anything UP SHE GOES — Charles Balentine of the Arkansas Bazorbacks Arkansas raised its record to 19-4 led through the first 17 of the constant reminder — of the shot that to live down. I'd played the last get set to release his game-winning shot which ended top-ranked and Coach Eddie Sutton said the regulation closing 18 holes, suddenly deprived Renner of this title a year round in 66. But. all year long, North Carolina's unbeaten string in a nationally televised contest. The victory ranked with his biggest ran afoul of a balky putter. He ago. people kept asking me about it. Tar Heels' Sam Perkins (left) defends on the play. thrills. »V Winter , ROARING on ml BLIZZARD .-. 4 a*4 Fords OF VALUES tig 200 Highway 35 Keyport 264-1600 IMU1Y 10 Gil 10 10* i IO«D' MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1984 The Daily Register B3 Dawkins powers Nets, Sampson hurts ankle Lorenzo Romar gave the Bucks EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (API the lead for good at 99-98 with 1:34 — Darryl Dawkins scored 25 points, NBA to go when Terry Cummings goal- including three free throws in the tended on Romar's baseline drive final minute, leading the New Moncrief sank 2 free throws 27 Jersey Nets to a 107-103 National center, left the game with a seconds left and Harvey Catchings Basketball Association victory over sprained right arch after playing scored on a slam dunk with 48 the Houston Rockets yesterday. just 13 minutes seconds to go to give the Bucks a a New Jersey hit eight free throws Philadelphia 109, Boston 91 comfortable 103-98 lead in the final minute in snapping a BOSTON - Julius Erving scored Calchings' dunk followed a steal two-game losing streak and improv- 30 points and Andrew Toney 21 by Romar in San Diego's backcourt ing its record to 26-25 yesterday as the Philadelphia 76ers The Bucks, 28-23, also got 16 Buck Williams broke a 99-99 lie rolled over the Boston .Celtics in a points each from Bob Lanier and and put the Nets ahead to stay. in a showdown of National Basket- Junior Bridgeman and 12 from hitting one of two foul shots with one ball Association powers. Marques Johnson minute to play. Dawkins made a Despite the loss of injured Moses Cummings led the Clippers. 17-34. free throw with 35 seconds left, Malone and Bobby Jones, the 76ers with 23 points making it 101-99. and the 6-footll manhandled the cold shooting center added two free throws with Celtics for only their third victory in Los Angeles 108, Atlanta 87 12 seconds to go. giving New Jersey the last nine games Boston, owner INGLEWOOD. Calif. - Kareem a four-point lead. of the best record in the NBA.Abdul-Jabbar scored 26 points and Allen Leavell scored on a driving suffered its third defeat in the last Karvin Magic" Johnson got 23 layup for Houston, now 20-31 with four starts yesterday to lead the Los Angeles five straight loses, with five seconds The 76ers. defeating Boston for Lakers to past the Atlanta Hawks left. But,Foots Walker and Michael the third time in five meetings this Johnson contributed 15 assists and Ray Richardson each hit a pair of season, pulled away from a 58-57 10 rebounds to help Los Angeles win free throws for New Jersey, lead with a 21-4 spurt, nailing down its ninth game in the last 10 and clinching the victory. the decision and turning the na- sixth in a row at home New Jersey scored 16 of the first tionally televised game into a rout Abdul-Jabbar and Johnson each 20 points in the game as the Nets in the third period had 15 points in the first half when took an early 12-point advantage Boston managed only five field the Lakers shot 57 percent from the But Houston battled back with 12 goals in 24 attempts and a total of field to open up a 57-41 lead first-period points from Ralph 12 points in the third period night- Atlanta never came' closer than 11 Sampson for a 33-30 lead at the end mare which ended with Philadelphia points in the second half of the quarter. in front 79-63 Forward Dan Roundfield led At- Neither team was able to build Milwaukee 107, San Diego 10(1 lanta with 24 points and 11 rebounds »MOcl«l.d Pf •»• pholo more than a five-point lead the MILWAUKEE - Sidney Moncriel and forward Dominique Wilkins remainder of the game GOING UP — Philadelphia 76er Charles Jones who was recently signed by the injury-plagued poured in 38 points, including 8 in contributed 18 points. goes up for a shot against Boston Celtic Robert 76ers, is the younger brother of Caldwell Jones and Williams and Albert King each overtime, as the Milwaukee Bucks The loss was the third in a row for added 19 points for the Nets, while downed the San Diego Clippers in a Atlanta and dropped the Hawks out parrish during the second halt of their N.B.A. game Major Jones, making it three brothers currently Lewis Lloyd had 21 for the Rockets of a first-place tie with Detroit in playing in the NBA. National Basketball Association at the Boston Garden yesterday afternoon. Jones, Sampson, the Rockets' 7-4 rookie game yesterday the Centra] Division Abundance of snow puts wraps on men's downhill SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia - Im- There was none of that on February of 1969," Marcovic said, deal with snow," Marcovic said emonies Many of the Yugoslav agine the irony. The Winter Olym- Bjelasnica Sunday. The mountain recalling a 32-inch storm. "But the strong winds were unex- dancers carried sprigs of mimosa, a pics have been interrupted by, of all was majestic but the only skiers in For the weeks before the Games, pected. It is quite unusual to have yellow flower which grows on the things, winter. sight were part of the army of more spring was in the air in the city. winds of this intensity not reduced Adriatic coast, especially in the Three times now, officials have than 500 workers, trying to pound Temperatures were moderate and over four days." resort city of Herceg-Novi, and is a tried to hold what many consider the HAL down the new snow, smoothe it into there was no trace of snow, except There has been snow in the symbol of spring Games' most glamorous event, the the course and create a suitable in the mountains. On Wednesday, at mountains around this old city every This time, though, the mimosa men's downhill ski race. But winter BOCK place to hold a downhill race. the opening ceremonies, a dusting year for 80 winters. But winds are turned out to be misleading has made it impossible. The storm, which began on Thurs- coated the city, providing just the usually more reasonable than the There is hope ahead, however, as A storm that has dropped two feet day, has frustrated Olympic visitors right touch for the start of the gales measured at up to 112 miles the snow is expected to taper off and of snow on the city and sent howling and puzzled local residents. Olympics. per hour which whipped across the decreasing winds are predicted The winds across Mount Bjelasnica has mountain during the height of the women's downhill race has been turned the mountain into a picture Radoslav Marcovic, chief Then, the Winter Games really storm rescheduled for Wednesday, the postcard, with snow-crusted trees meteorologist for the city of Sara- got whacked by winter. Besides its strong punch, the men's for Thursday along the roadside framing the place for a downhill race, not now, jevo, said that once every four or The city itself has handled the storm had the element of surprise The city expects only an. ad- landscape like a Currier and Ives not with the gale winds and blowing five years, the city experiences this snow well. Streets were cleared People were not thinking of snow ditional two to four inches of snow print. snow. much snow in February. quickly and traffic has only been when it hit because the weather had for the remainder of the month. From inside a warm house, the The downhill requires optimum "What is unusual, however, is for marginally troubled by it. But the been warm "The worst is past. ' Marcovic setting is beautiful conditions that include clear visibili- this much snow to fall in so short an storm has created chaos on the The flavor of the February thaw promised "It is clearing in Rome." Step outside, though, and you ty. If there are winds, they must be interval. The last time we had this Alpine slopes. that preceHed the Games was even Maybe soon, it will clear on know immediatelv that this is no reasonable. much snow in this short a time was "The organizers were prepared to weaved into the opening cer- Bjelasnica as well Alpine schedule is changed SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - day for the women — when the won the other, has been barred from The juggling of the Alpine skiing weather is expected to improve, and competing because she accepted events that led to the scheduling of the Alpine events began today with endorsement money directly. both runs of the women's giant the both runs of the women's giant McKinney was among the other slalom on the same day was good slalom. contenders, who also included news to Tamara McKinney. Which was fine with McKinney, Christin Cooper of the United States, "I'd go bananas with one GS the defending World Cup overall France's Perrine Pelen and Carole (giant slalom) run one day, then one champion who has struggled some- Merle, and West Germany's Maria the next day," said the 21-year-old what this season. McKinney, ranked Epple. skier from Squaw Valley. Calif seventh overall, insisted she The high winds, heavy snow and "It would be awfully hard to win shouldn't be counted out of the fog that have plagued the mountains the first run and then go home and downhill race. around Sarajevo for the past four try to sleep on it," she said. "In While training in Austria last days, precluding the running of World Cup, we have both runs in one week, she discovered that the insole either downhill, were not expected day and that's the way most of us in one of her boots was "canting my to affect the giant slalom. The like it. It's just not necessary to leg a lot further outside than the men's giant slalom was scheduled prolong things." other leg. That meant I was on my Tuesday. The giant slalom runs had orig- edges more than 1 should be, and that can really hurt in GS. It's so "We'll be OK unless we get a inally been scheduled for today and thick fog bank, and we haven't had Tuesday. important to carry your speed and ride a flat ski in GS." that here," said Hank Tauber. But after four days of delays in technical delegate of the Inter- the downhill races, which were Now, McKinney said, she feels national Ski Federation. supposed to have been the first "good about my giant slalom Alpine ski events at the XIV Winter again." The men's downhill race at Mount Games, officials conceded defeat to Switzerland's Erika Hess, the Bjelasnica and women's downhill the weather and reworked the skiing overall World Cup standings leader, training at Mount Jahorina both lineup. was the favorite in the event. She were called offSunday because of The men's and women's downhills won two of the three World Cup the weather, but Tauber said a giant were set aside until later in the week giant slaloms held this season. slalom race could have been com- — Thursday for the men, Wednes- Hanni Wenzel of Liechtenstein, who pleted under those same conditions. Hildgartner, Martin overcome odds to take top luge honors SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) — There's a 10-year competition after an interval of 12 years. He won a gold Afiociittd Pr«t» pfiolo age difference between them and the experience of in the doubles in 1972 and a silver medal in the 1980 STERLING PERFORMANCE - Kitty and Peter Sarajevo. The duo captured their medal in the singles. three previous Winter Olympics. Carruthers of Haveriord, Pa., dance their way to a mixed pairs competition. But Paul Hildgartner and Steffi Martin now have one "People think I should retire," he said. "But I am thing in common. They're both gold medal holders in still the best. Why should I? I'll probably be around in silver medal during their performance yesterday in singles luge competition for the 1984 Winter Games. four years." Hildgartner, a 31-year-old policeman from Chienes, Martin led a clean sweep of medals by East Germany. Italy, and Martin, a 21-year-old economics student from She was timed in 246.570, Bettina Schmidt had 2:46.873 Schlema, East Germany, won the gold yesterday in the and Ute Weiss 2:47.248. Miller walks away with Sarasota title men's and women's events. In the men's race, the jury allowed Frank Masley of SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Alice The seven-year veteran said she added. "I knew I had to play my It was Hildgartner's fourth Olympics and Martin's the United States to take two runs on Sunday following Miller had been fighting the temp- approached the final hole with game, and even if I hadn't won. I first. an official protest. tation to play daring golf all week- thoughts of trying to wow the think I would have been happy with They dominated their events through the four runs, The American team said there was no forerunner — end long, and sometimes with little spectator gallery with a tour- the way I played ' one daily from Thursday to Sunday. A stiff snowstorm success. nament-closing birdie, but changed a person who makes a test run of the track — for the Caponi shot a 68 to finish one shot hampered the competition on the 1,210-meter Trebevic But with the $175,000 Sarasota her mind when she gazed at the event on Saturday, and Masley was rushed to the start behind Miller at 281. Former course throughout the luge event, forcing the organizers with no time to warm up. Classic on the line yesterday, she leaderboard and realized Caponi had Sarasota winners JoAnne earner to repeatedly sweep the track. resisted the urge on the 18th hole sliced her advantage to a single and Amy Alcott were two strokes Hildgartner had a total time of 3:04.258 minutes, "I had no time to warm up on Saturday so we filed and walked away $26,250 richer and stroke. beating two Soviets — Sergei Danilin, second in 3:04.962, a formal protest this morning and the jury decided to with a feeling that she is indeed one further back, along with Pat Brad- "I thought I was ahead by two ley and Patty Sheehan and Valeri Doudin. third in 3:05.012. let me come down twice, one for the day and one for of the rising stars on the Ladies strokes. I didn't know Donna had yesterday," Masley said Sunday. ' It was Hildgartner's second gold medal for luge Professional Golf Association birdied iNo. 18)." Miller said. "I "I haven't won a tournament in circuit. was going to go for it but decided I two years and it was very gratifying "They always say winning you're didn't want to do anything stupid." out there. " Caponi said "I wanted first (tournament) is the most The clincher was a 10-foot putt to play well enough to stay in Arrows sold to group of investors difficult." Miller said after her that marked her first •.*-.»„...• -;-,,, final-round 69 *a« pood -- ' ' NEW YORK (AP) - The owner New York T • . •• Mil ••' \bem>" .'.. .. u «JA Liue. but tirst since Caponi began the day two shots ; J ... JOUI second, you're wonder- behind Miller and Peterson and „,„ 1981 when the 20-year veteran won controlling interest in the Major iseuiu. iu about ing if the first was iust a fluke " , ....>...... i IMIUH.U bll lift ciglUll , 1 _:-.u u_i~- w:n ' group of seven investors, according _«;iioeiisuiui saia he had met with the investors, but he said thev would event a year ago when Donna White •*, Ui , uiiraiicu wiui a iA-uuie threesome behind Caponi. also iu a pminowu n.r">' but looked that long." Miller said, Hempstead. to discuss'the lease, club although he would hold a total of 8-under-par 280. But it took spreading her arms birdied No. 9 to leave the pair David Schoenstadt, who also owns The owner said the Arrows want the "significant share." The new own- a par-saving putt on No. 18 to secure "I came out with the attitude that deadlocked with nine holes remain- the Kansas City Comets of the same lease as the New York ers will pay about |3 million for that long-awaited second career win, lose or draw. I wanted to> be ing on the 6.124-yard Bent Tree Golf MISL, said In today's editions of The Islanders of the National Hockey their interest, he said. triumph. happy with the way I played." she and Racquet Club layout. B4 The Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1984 Experience gives Connors U.S. Indoor MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Ex- Connors' first championship vic- "He (LeConte) gets up and comes deciding game, perience gave Jimmy Connors the tory since last September's U.S. out firing and then I'm in a tough LeConte pulled even with Connors edge he needed over young Henri Open was worth $45,000, while situation because how do you play a at 30-30 in the 12th game with a LeConte as the world's third-ranked LeConte earned (22,500. guy in a coma?" Connors said service winner. He followed his next player captured a record seventh The match was halted for about Connors was masterful when serve to the net and, with Conners U.S. National Indoor Tennis Cham- two minutes during the first game of s?%'*rs was true on 68 percent of out of position on the baseline, pionships title. the third set when LeConte col- his first serves to LeContes 49 punched a volley long to put Connors at match point. "He (LeConte) went for it and he lapsed from dehydration. percent. After serving long, LeConte paid the price," said Connors, who "It just came up on me sudden- LeConte, who served up eight became a 6-3, 6-4, 7-5 winner ly," LeConte said. "I couldn't see netted his second serve to hand aces and eight double faults during Connors the championship. yesterday when LeConte double anything and I fell down. They (the the match, was broken twice in the faulted at match point. tournament officials) told me I opening set but came back to level "I tried to do a little more with could default, so I tried to play and my second serve," LeConte said "I've made a living off playing the the title match 1-1, breaking Con- then I played very well. nors in Game 9 with an unreturnable after the one-hour, 58-minute match. big points," Connors said. "They are "At first, I couldn't walk, I backhand and holding his service in "You can't just put it on the court my favorite situation. Its known as coni^Y™ imd I couidnt stand" but the 10th game. to Jimmy. When you play Jimmy grinding it out and it proves you , came back becaMe , had nothi Connors in the finals and get a haven t lost your nerve. to ^0K „ The 31-year-old Connors held ser- match point at 6-5 of the third set, "The difference between Jimmy LeConte, the tournament's 16th ve in the first game of the final set, you try to put in a good serve." Connors and me is that he knows seed, came right ack to hold his going up 30-0 and then being how to play the big points," said service in Game 2 and Connors, the awarded a penalty point and a game Fritz Buehning and Peter Flem- LeConte. "He's 31 and I'm 20. He's top seed, saved a break point in the point when LeConte collapsed. ing split $15,000 by downing Heinz won 101 tournaments and I've won third game when a LeConte volley The two left-handers then con- Gunthardt and Tomas Smid 6-3, 6-0 one." fell wide tinued to hold serve until the in the championshp doubles match. Vancouver topples Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A loose telligent, controlled hockey game," Edmonton defenders from his own puck slid under a sprawled Flyers said Tessier. "Maybe it's because blue. goalie Pelle Lindbergh to end a NHL we scored just one goal in our last Hartford opened an 8-0 lead after three-goal Vancouver rally and hand six or seven periods. But maybe our two periods on five power-play the Canucks a 6-5 victory over he showed last night why he some- guys think they have to fly wide open goals, two by Malone and one each Philadelphia in a National Hockey day might be one of the top to get goals. by Francis, Ray Neufeld and Chris League game last night. marksmen in the National Hockey Kotsopoulos. Dave Williams, who scored twice Hartford 11, Edmonton 0 Aasoclaied Pr«M photo in the game, lost control of the puck Quinn tallied his ninth and 10th HARTFORD, Conn. — Ron Fran- Jets I, Red Wings 2 LOOKING GOOD — Jimmy Connors lollow through on a shot at the left faceoff circle as he was goals of the season to help the cis scored four goals and Greg WINNIPEG, Manitoba - De- yesterday as he defeated Henri Leconte 01 Paris, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5, to breaking down the side. The puck Flames to a victory that ran the Malone fired in three yesterday as troit's John Ogrodnick scored with win the U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships in Memphis. slid under Lindbergh as he tried to Chicago Black Hawks' winless the Hartford Whalers bombed the 20 seconds remaining in the second Connors also captured the title last year. stop it at 18:04 of the third period. streak to five games. Afterward the frustrated Edmonton Oilers in a period last night to offset standout Eight minutes earlier, the rookie center said his success still National Hockey League game. goaltending by Winnipeg's Doug Canucks had tied the game 5-5 on a hasn't really sunk in. Some single-game records were Soetaert as the Red Wings and Jets freak shot by Darcy Rota. Rota's "I'm a little surprised with what set by both teams, including most skated to a National Hockey League Long Branch falters slapshot from outside the blue line I've been able to do," said Quinn, goals scored and biggest margin of tie. bounced off the boards behind the who has added 22 assists in 30 games victory by the Whalers, and most Soetaert kept the Jets in the game PRINCETON - Long Branch second in 9:17.3 and that gave North cage and then hit Lindbergh,/e- since being recalled from Belleville goals allowed and biggest losing with a number of saves from point- High School missed a golden op- Hunterdon their winning 10 points, bounding into the net. __ of the Ontario Hockey League. "But margin by the Oilers. blank range, especially in the first portunity to capture the New Jersey Both runners are only juniors. Vancouver was down 5-3 when I've been given so much opportunity The victory was the fourth in period when the Red Wings outshot Interscholastic Athletic Association Northern, Highlands, Vailsburg Lars Molin poked in a rebound off a — a lot of ice time, the chance to seven games for the 19-29-8 Whalers. Winnipeg 13-6 but failed to score. The Oilers — without Wayne Soetaert finished with 32 saves Group III indoor track cham- and Railway tied for second with shot from Williams in the opening work on the power play and on a line Gretzky and Jari Kurri for the sixth compared to 22 for Detroit's Cor- pionship yesterday at Princeton's nine points minutes of last period. with Lanny McDonald. You can't Jadwim Gym. but was hit by The Flyers' Tim Kerr, who also ask for more than that." straight game — now have lost five rado Micalef. The only other area winner in in a row. One more loss will tie their „ ., . misfortuneand settled for just three Group III was Raritan sophomore ..mad. e two goals Sunday night, Remarked Calgary Coach Bob points a club record Ogrodmcks goal was his 41st of Mike Beslanovitz who was fourth in opened the scoring at 10:36 of the Johnson, "He is an amaz-ing kid. I Despite their losing streak, the "»« season. Rick MacLeish scored Long Branch's top two per- thhe 1,600 with a time of 4:32.1. first period by taking a pass from didn't plan to bring him up this 39-13-5 Oilers still hold a command- ">e other goal for the Red Wings at formers. Anthonv and Andrew •Mike ran croSs country in the Mark Howeand shooting the puck season." The only reason I diud wawas s ...... „,....,„..- - . . shorl-lived y 37 1 Dean-Neil, were favored to winfall." Raritan coach Mike Urich over goalie Richard Brodeur's pads, because Jim Peplinski separated his ing lead over Calgary In the NHL's J' "'." ^T.'*,*J,^'t ,"« The Flyers increased their lead to shoulder." their 800 and 55 meter hurdles said. "But he has improved indoors. The Flyer1 s increased their lead to shoulder." Smythe Division in^ Surie^schTan out the Jets ta 2-0 when Brian Propp fired a hard ana ljaurle respectively and that would have This was his first try at the 1,600 He Because his team has been Hartford goalie Greg Millen stop- uoscnman pui me jeis in wrist shot over Brodeur's shoulder r< l : been sufficient to give the usually runs the 3.200." wracked by injuries all season, ped 28 shots for his second shutout ' "!' ^'} *' * "?\. , , at 2:17 of the second period. Chicago Coach Orval Tessier has Tneti e Bramhers 12 points It would have Neptune picked up eight points in of the season dropped the Jets into a tie been enough to win since North Thomas Gradin started the Van- insisted that the Black Hawks stick Francis scored twice to give 'or third place with Vancouver in the Group IV meet, but wasn't close couver scoring when he slid a to a defensive style to minimize Hunterdon took the team title with in the team title which was won by Hartford an early 2-0 lead and Mark «>e Smythe Division nine points just 10 points. backhand shot past Lindbergh for a errors. But after scoring just once Johnson set up Sylvain Turgeon to behind Calgary and only four ahead Trenton Central with 24 points. power-play goal at 5:23. in their last seven periods, the Black g g Anthony Dean-Neil, who ran a Edgewood was second with 21. push it to 3-0 with 1:26 left in the of Los Angeles. The tie gave the Red sparkling' 1:56.0 in the 800 on Red Bobby Clarke gave the Flyers a Hawks played a loose, free-wheeling • eriod UlinnWingp s trnlsoln nAL'pacDIAe possession /\ff nfAlirt oh f fourth Bank Regional's track last Wednes- Neptune's Daryn Ramsey won the two-goal margin at 9:44 of thegame Sunday. Turgeon, getting his 29th goal of P""* in the Norris Division, two 55-meter hurdles in 7.5 while team- day, was below par and placed fifth second period when he poked in a, "It wasn't a bad effort but youthe season, tipped in a pass from points behind Chicago and one ahead mate Kevin Mobley was fourth in with a time of 2:00.5. He was also rebound from in front of the net. can't say that we played an in- Johnson, who had.rushed past three of Toronto. fourth in the 400 in 51.7. Andrew the high jump at 6-4. Middletown Vancouver tied the score at 3-3 Dean-Neil was disqualified for a North's Pat Toland had a second in with two unassisted goals in the false start the shot put with a throw of 53-10. second period. Neil Belland beat "Anthony wasn't feeling too Toms River East's Jim Gilligan, Lindbergh with a 40-foot slapshot at NBA STANDINGS & SUMMARIES good." Brancher assistant coach however, ran away with shot put 14.01 and then Williams took a wrist John Ward said i'm sure he would honors with an All-Group record shot that trickled through toss of 64-2'2 This was still almost Lindbergh's pads at 17:11. have won if he was healthy The EASTERN CONFERENCE HOUSTON (103) ATLANTA (87) winning time was only 1:57 " three feet short of his all time best, Darryl Sitler gave the Flyers a 4-3 Atlantic DlvUlon C Jonas 5-13 2-2 12. Reid 7-14 0-0 14. Sampson Roundiiald B-16 8-12 24. Wilkms 6-23 6-7 18. Rollins a 67-1'2 set in the Shore Conference lead when he fired a slap shot W L Pet. 45 4-4 12. Ford 4-6 1-1 9. Lloyd 9-17 3-4 21. McCrav 0-5 2-2 2 Da» 518 5-5 15. Rivers 1-6 2-2 4. Brown North Hunterdon took the team meet Wednesday. Boston 39 765 3-10 2-2 6. Hayes 5-11 0-2 10. Leavell 4-9 5-5 13. M 0-3 0-0 0 PaulO 0-2 0 0 0. Glenn 4-8 0-0 8. Hastings title with only two performers through Brodeur's legs at 1:09 of the Philadelphia 32 18 640 Jonas 2 4 0-0 4 Totals 43 89 17 20 103 1-4 0-1 2, Criss 1-1 2-2 4. Witlman 3-5 0-0 6, third period. New Vortt 30 19 612 NEW JEHSEY (107) LandsDeroer 2-2 0-0 4 Tolals 31-93 25-31 67 1 Brad Hudson and Andy Martin) It The boys Group III and Parochial New Jersey 26 2b 510 Williams 6-12 3-6 19. King 6-11 7-8 19. Dawkms LOS ANOELES (tot) proved once again that it is star meet is scheduled for Wednesday Washington 23 27 460 9-21 7-9 25. Cook 1-6 0-0 2. Rsnsey 5-12 1-2 11. Wilkes 8-13 0-0 16. Worthy 4 12. 0-0 8. AMul Calgary 6, Chicago 4 Central Division Gminski3-6 1-1 7. Walker 1-54-4 6. Richardaon 4-10 Jabber 10-12 6-7 26. Johnson 9-13 5-8 23. Scott 8 17 power that makes the difference in while the girls Group II III meet Detroit 27 22 551 5-6 14. O'Koren 0-0 0-0 0. Johnson 0-1 0-0 0. 1-1 IT McAdoo 2-7 2-2 6. Cooper 1-5 00 2. Hambis major meets will be held Thursday. The girls CHICAGO (AP) — Dan Quinn was Milwaukee 28 23 549 Willouohby 2 3 0-0 4 Tolals 39-87 20 36 107 1-1 0-0 2. Nater 1-3 0-0 2. McOee 3-4 0-0 6. Kupchak leading his minor league in scring Atlanta 28 24 539 Houston »»I7 II 103 0-0 0-0 0 Ganett O-1 0-0 0 Totals 47-88 14-18 108 Hudson shattered the All-Group Group I-IV and Parochial competi- 20 26 Atlanta 17 M M 21-17 when the Calgary Flames promoted Chicago 417 Nnr Jersey H 97 » 25-107 record in the :i.20O meter run with a tion will be held next Monday All Cleveland IB 31 462 Three-point goals-Richardson Re LosAn«elee 27 » JI M-1DS the 18-year-old 2V2 months ago, and Indiana' 14 34 292 bounds-Houston 45 (C Jonas 14). New Jeisey 44 FouWd oul—None Rebounds—Atlanta 35 (Round superb 9:12 7 clocking. Martin was meets are at Jadwin. WESTERN CONFERENCE (Williams 10} Assists—Houston 21 (Lloyd 6). New field 11). Los Angeles 55 (Johnson 10). As MMweal Division Jersey 19 (Richardsn 5) Total (ouls-Houslon 30, New sists—Atlanta 17 (Davis 6), Loa Angelas 34 (Johnson Ulan 30 19 612 Jersey 23 Techn,csls-Dswkins A-16,524 15) ToUl touts— Atlanta 20. Los Angelas 27 Dana> 27 25 519 Technicals— Los Angefct Coach Ritey A-15.6W San Antonio 22 30 423 Kansas City 21 29 .420 PHILADELPHIA (1M) FREEHOLD TODAY Houston 20 31 392 Ervma 13-19 4-5 30. Williams 712 33 17. C •AN DIEOO (100) Denvar 20 31 392 Johnson 3-8 3-4 9. Chaeks 5-11 0-0 10. Richardson Cummings 10-27 3 4 23. Wsnon 2-3 0-0 4. Pacific Division 5-14 0 0 10, Toney 9-16 3-3 21. lavaroni 3 9 3-4 9. Donaldson 4-6 610 14. Nmon 6-21 4 10 16. Pwrce Los Angelas 33 17 C Jonas0-1 1-4 1. Edwards 1-20-0 2, Threan0-1 0-0 1-7 2-2 4, Kaiser 7-9 4-7 18. Hodges 9-18 0-0 18. <1Y N ' H " 7th Pace, Pun, 12,100 irse 11.600. Clm 14,000 Portland 32 20 0 Totals 46-93 17-23 109 McDowell 0-0 0-0 0. Whitahead 0-4 3-4 3. McKinnev r, by ,[hiBTi. 4 Senor Rapido IAI Stafford) 7-2 Seattle 22 BOSTON |(1) 0-1 0-0 0 Totals 39-96 22-37 100 Ind: Pace. Puru 11.400, Clm 1 Rudoinmun Mandee IW Bresnahan) 3-1 26 MILWAUKEE (107) '-t V.Hi L.ul IP Hr.tncist.ilIf I 6 L C Lula (Ml Maker) ... 5-1 Phoenix 23 27 Muwoll2-8 1-7 5. Bud 722 1114 25. Parish 7-15 l" in Mdnovt-r IJ InyrsbiaJ 5 Tom b Tiaer (J Vitelh) . 9 1 Golden Stale 22 30 2-3 16, O Johnson 0-4 0 0 0. Henderson 3-7 3-4 9. Johnson 4-18 4 5 12. Lister 0-4 0-0 0, Lanwr 7 10 i Tnorpi- IJ Moi^vfw) JMartv Karamea IH Johnson) , 41 Ssn Dieoo 17 34 I 10 19 2 3 22. Ainge 0-3 2-2 2. Carr 1-5 00 2-4 16. Archibald 4-6 0-0 8. Moncnel 14 25 10.11 38. 1 Dee La Sack (D Slavback) 81 • '•• ••• > I R*innardtl 81 -.1 ,V 2. Bucknar 0-4 0-0 0. Wedman 2-5 0-0 4. Kile 2 3 0-0 Brauer 0-10-0 0. Mokeslti 24 0-0 4, Bridoernan 8-16 It in I J Polis B Hanover Count 25 InMCt ataga M Film si •oog 27 Dutch CtWM* 21 Mlnaral mlll.u 29 PI|M|Wrtt 31 Haton 32 Untamad 33 KUk.b.tl.1 34 M.nldic band MI»p.ol bartwihop 37 Top notch 31 Landtocd • dua 42 Man ol tha cloth 43 Era 44 Aid't pal 45 Stata In Brain 46 Root loi parlumai 4/ nimlil I trlandi 48 Roaa't man 49 Dlacharga 50 Datarganl 51 Slngla YOUR HOROSCOPE BY STELLA WILDER tomorrow, find your birthday and routine. To attempt now to interrupt MONDAY, FEB. 13 read the corresponding paragraph. the rhythm of chores could mean a Let your birthday star be your daily loss. Born today, you will be happiest guide. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Unsettl- if you are highly selective when it TUESDAY, FEB. 14 ing circumstances make this less comes to close personal friends and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - than a good day for you. Decisions a marriage partner. You are not one Present conditions on the home will have to be delayed until later to get along well with all people; you front are shakier than you expected VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) - need to associate with those who are Business may interfere with plans neither so aggressive that you feel Meet new circumstances bravely now. for personal adventure. Do what you inadequate in their presence nor so must to preserve profit. timid that they give in to your "take- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - over" tendencies. You are Business affairs take on a new LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - A courageous when the chips are dimension somewhere around noon. hasty change now may mean real down, but you are wise enough to Be ready to make quick decisions. permanency later on. Do yourself a avoid any risk to your person or ARIES (March 21 April 19) - You favor and move quickiy today. position or emotional stability un- should find less opposition to your less an emergency exists. latest proposal than usual today. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - New friends stick by you. Improve conditions on the home You will thrive in business if you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - front and you improve the morale of establish a partnership with one who all involved. Do it now! is willing to handle the finances Marital relationships may suffer while you provide the ideas. Highly from outside influences upon one or SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oec. 211 creative, you feel both harried and the other partner. Try for truth. — Dealing with people outside your denied when you have to give time GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - home andsor work may lead to and attention to routine aspects of a Consult with higher-ups to discern interesting discoveries on vour part project. your real place in the present scheme of things on the employment CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191 - Also born on this date are: George Friends presently at a distance Segal, actor; Tennessee Ernie Ford, scene. make promises that buoy up your linger, actor. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Continue to work according to spirits. A good day for the loving To see what is in store for you BRIDGE ADVICE By ALFRED SHE1N WOLD the king of spades, dropping trump:- a singleton or void, SOI IH West's ten. and led a trump to . and nol more than nine high- • KS the jack. He next ruffed a card points. Partner is un- <7AKQI0<14 Comfort yourself by com- 7 spade, dropping West's jack. likely to try for a slam be- OA 4 forting somebody else. Tell South then drew trumps cause your bid denies any *54 your partner that you once and entered dummy with the substantial high-card knew somebody else who ace of.clubs to cash the good strength. If you had five would have made the same nine of spades. clubs and three diamonds, souih WeM North idiotic play. If the nine of spades hadn't you might respond two clubs i NUBBIN PIP you »eT Me THE ANNive«6ARy AN ANMIV6R6AKY OP EX/ICTL.V ONB OIFT? VB«R **O AT TWI* TIMft ' B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1984 Grabs bit of hubby's wad Dear Ann Landers: I need an uuwer and can't take a chance on getting a letter In the mail. My husband opens everything. The problem, of course, Is him. Karl is a compulsive saver. He eves dries out paper towels and puts them away to be used again. He saves newspapers, magazines, rubber bands, paper clips, ANN boxes and string. Several closets are filled with junk, and I am not allowed to touch anything. A few months ago Karl had to go to the hospital for LANDERS surgery. He told me he had some money saved for our old age and that we were going on a nice vacation if he recovered from his operation. I asked what bank the money was in and be wouldn't say, so I started to search around the house. After a couple of days I found his wad stashed In the attic — in an old box he pleasant to have around. - California Complaint had covered with aluminum foil. There was 111,000 in Dear Cal: No truer words were ever spoken. The 100s, 50s, 20s and 10s. most disheartening news, according to Dr. Vincent I took $2,000 for myself, figuring I was entitled to DeVita, head of the National Cancer Institute, is that something for my yenrs of scrimping and doing smoking by women nearly doubled the lung cancer without. We never had a vacation. It was always a trip death rate between 1970 and 1980 Additional testimony to my folks' place or his. Cheaper that way. to the damage done by cigarettes: lung cancer is Karl wasn't home from the hospital two days before expected to pass breast cancer next year as the he discovered that $2,000 was missing. He has been leading cause of death among females. swearing and yelling at me ever since. Should I go to Dear Ann Landers: Our once beautiful (and vain) work and pay him back, or figure I was entitled to mother died a few days ago. She went from 145 pounds what I took? I am 65. He is 71. What do you say, Ann? to 78 and requested a closed casket. — Buffalo Reader Her sister went to the funeral home early and took Dear Buff: I am sure you have figured out by now several Polaroid pictures of Mom and passed them that Karl is not playing with a full deck. I suspect also around at the funeral. Of course, Mom looked like a that you have become accustomed to his yelling. I say skeleton. I know she would have hated for people to let him yell. You are entitled by law to half of see how emaciated she had become. everything he has. Too bad you didn't take $5,500 When I got the pictures, I tore them up. My aunt Dear Ann Landers: The grown woman in Toledo who is furious. I feel I did my mother a favor. What is your wrote to confess her thumb-sucking habit has my opinion? — Respect For The Dead • R«glit«f photo by Don Lordi admiration. At least she is honest and is not hurting Dear Respect: I'm with you. anyone. 102 YEARS TO CELEBRATE - Miss Sarah beth Lamgan, pictured, who is a recreation Don't flunk your chemistry test. Love is more than If the Toledo person will look around she will see one set of glands calling to another. If you have trouble Kennedy, who is a resident of the Ealontown assistant. Miss Kennedy, formerly of Washington hundreds of adult thumb-suckers. The thumb, bow- making a distinction you need Ann's booklet, "Love Township, has resided at the convalescent Convalescent Center, celebrates her 102nd ever, appears now in another form. It is a cigarette, or Sex and How to Tell the Difference." Send a long, birthday with (lowers, refreshments, and well center for nine years. At 102, she still likes to cigar or pipe. self-addressed, stamped envelope with your request wishes trom the center's staff, including Eliza- make her own bed. It's unfortunate that those smokers didn't slick with and 50 cents to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, their thumbs. Thev would live longer and be more III. 60611. Les Femmes: Social club with purpose for 25 years BELMAR - Les Femmes, a Red Bank area McKensie, a graduate of Red Bank High School, women's social club that has worked to benefit local lives in Red Bank with her husband, James McKensie; and national charities, will celebrate its 25th they have a daughter. Donna Read, who resides in New anniversary in The Barclay, Sunday, from 5 to 9 p.m. Rochelle, N.Y. Mary was a secretary at Fort The gala will feature cocktails, music by the Monmouth for several years, was graduated from Belltones and a brief commemorative ceremony Real Estate School of Central New Jersey, and is now Mary Pat Jones. Fair Haven, publicity chairman for a realtor with Nancy Koo Realty, Lincroft. the event, expressed the gratitude of club members A native of East Norwich, Long Island, N.Y , Jones for area residents, and friends from as far as Virginia, has lived in Fair Haven for several years. She is the who have supported their fund-raising efforts, and she mother of John V. Jones, Oxen Hill, Md , and Harold extended a special thanks to the members' husbands Greg Jones, Oakland, Calif. She is an alumna of Oyster Twenty-five-year patrons will be attending the Bay High School. Long Island; Brownes Business event Members regret that all friends and patrons School, Jamaica. N.Y . and Monmouth College cannot be invited. Graduate School, West Long Branch Jones and Mary McKenzie. Red Bank, established the organization in February. 1959, and the charter Jones is a fourth grade teacher with the Middletown membership numbered seven. Eight belonged from Township Public School System, and an active 1959 to 1974 Five of the original members have member of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Red Bank constituted the club since 1975 She belongs to Lambda Omega Omega Chapter of Les Femmes (French for "The Women) presently Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and the Monmouth are. in addition to Jones and McKenzie: Marion County Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, and helped Evans, Fair Haven: Irene Watson, Neptune, and Alma originate the first Dr. Martin Luther King programs H Penn, Red Bank held in Monmouth County. In a quarter-century, the club has evolved from a Evans, of Fair Haven, is the wife of Charles Evans. purely social organization to one that focuses on They have a daughter, Karen. community service. Mrs. Evans was graduated from Rumson-Fair Community involvement began in 1964 as members Haven Regional High School. She is a homemaker. and worked to equip the preschool program at Red Bank an active parishioner of St. Thomas Episcopal Church Community Center. The group used a "kitchen shower " to outfit the center's kitchen, and funds from Watson, the wife of James A. Watson, resided in a small social bought books for the preschool library Red Bank for most of her life, and now lives in The group's annual benefit card parties started in Neptune. The couple's three children are James the late '60s in the Policemen's Benevolent Associa- Watson, Pasadena, Calif.; Gail Delaney, Atadena, tion Hall in Red Bank. The parties were held annually Calif., and Gary Watson. Neptune. into the early '70s. and were set in the gymnasium of Irene was graduated from Red Bank High School Knollwood Elementary School. Fair Haven, to and attended the Red Bank Business School She was accommodate an increased number of patrons for 20 years a quality control inspector for Bendix Monies raised by the card parties went to Rignti' photo Corp., Eatontown; EAI, West Long Branch, and Electronic Measurement Corp., Neptune. organizations such as Fair Haven Boy Scout Troup 24 ANNIVERSARY PLANS - Four of the five McKerzie, Red Bank, chairman, and Marion la group-sponsored dance also helped fund the member Les "Femmes, a social and philanthropic Evans, Fair Haven, treasurer. Mary Pat Jones, Fair She is now a reservation igent with Eastern completion of the Scout-affiliated Quail Hill campsite. club, plan their 25th anniversary celebration, which Haven, publicity chairman, is in back. Irene Airlines, Woodbridge. The former Girl Scout leader Manalapan), and Deborah Heart and Lung Center. will take place Sunday, 5 to 9 p.m. in The Barclay. had belonged to St. Thomas Episcopal Church. She is Browns Mills. Watson, Neptune, not pictured, will serve as Belmar. Seated in front are. from left, Alma H. hostess. a member of St. Augustine Episcopal Church, Asbury Proceeds also made possible Thanksgiving and Penn, Red Bank, m charge of table favors; Mary Park, and the National Council of Negro Women. Easter baskets of food that were given to needy Penn and her husband, William A. Penn, have a Primary School, a gift given in memory of young families in the community injuries while playing on the schools football team. daughter, Mrs. Carol A. Penn-Muhammad. She has Aaron Pines who drowned. The money has also aided Palmer's school peers participated in the project, lived in Red Bank for most of her life. She was Since the 70s, the women have sponsored Cabarets a family left homeless by fire. which paid part of his medical and hospital bills. graduated from Freedman's Hospital School of One used the talents ol Sheryl Lee Ralph, who later Les Femmes has a high regard for senior citizens, International models have given a foreign allure to Nursing and Howard University, both of Washington, became one of Broadway's "Dream Girls ' the club's recent luncheon-fashion shows. and includes them in invitational events. D.C., and New York University, New York. For those with different tastes, the women planned - The women have distributed proceeds from such The group meets twice a month in members' houses, indoor clambake-dance benefits that lasted from early fund-raisers to Interfaith House. Tinton Falls; local and members socialize between philanthropic pro- , Penn is employed by Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital, afternoon to early evening churches, MCOSS' Sickle Cell Foundation, the Salva- jects. Current officers are McKenzie, chairman; where she was the first black to be named director tion Army, the United Negro College Fund and the Watson, secretary and Evans, treasurer. of nurses. She is active in American Nurses The group initiated "Tag Days " in 1975 to establish National Association for the Advancement of Colored The 25th anniversary committee consists of Association, New Jersey State Nurses Association, a trust fund for the late Bobo Palmer, a Red Bank People (N A ACPT ; McKenzie. chairman; Evans, treasurer; Jones, pub- and the Monmouth County Business and Professional Regional High School student who suffered severe Benefit money has bought a sandbox for Red Bank licity; Penn, table favors, and Watson, secretary. Women's Council. Clean fireplace doors quickly DEAR HELOISE: bleaches with enzyme stain My glass fireplace doors remover. They are for use had baked-on creosote and with colored clothes. This I had tried everything to will usually do the trick. clean them. Their being bi- HINTS You may have to give fold made the problem the clothes a second treat- worse. ment if the grease spots I called the dealer to find FROM have been in the clothes for out how to removf the some time. Once you get doors for cleaning and to HELOISE the old spots out. any new get the name of a cleaning grease should come right product. out. — Heloise He said the most effec- Have a hint for Heloise? tive cleaner he had found Send it to: Heloise, P.O. was wadded-up. wet news- makes for a neat garage 1 heard a commotion Box 32000, San Antonio, TX paper sprinkled with some with everything handy. outdoors the other day and 78216 ashes from the fireplace. I outlined each tool with when I checked, I saw that I tried it and it worked an artist's brush on themy niece and my sonBELT LOOP like a charm. The glass is pegboard so I know at a where having a disagree- Dear Heloise: I always ment over who was going spotless, and I didn't have glance where each tool buy tall girl pants and I to climb which tree. to take the doors off. goes. You can also tell at a usually have to cut off a glance when a tool has not After you clean the doors I had to giggle when I little because they are a bit with the paper you will been replaced or is miss- heard my son say, "Well, ing. - B.C.B. too long. have to use a glass cleaner you don't pay this tree's I like to have belt loops rent. I do." — G. Jones to remove the last of the Sounds.like a great way in the back of my pants and GREASE REMOVAL residue and make them to remember to hunt for they never seem to have bright and shiny. — Carol the lost tools left in the Dear Heloise: My hus- them. So, I use the cut-off R l-'tril *,r on 1/,-iM In fn.it,,It- knnH ic n »,.,.'li'inir. .,twl I with The real trick is to ao Heloise i sure nupe sunieuiie i,m wish manufacturers would this every time they get a LETTER OF LAUGHTER tell us mechanics' wives make them this way. — little dirty, not wait for the Regular photo by Carl For ino Dear Heloise: My in-what to do. — Mrs. G.C. Mrs. W.C. Blackwell COCKTAIL RECEPTION - Assemblywoman buildup. — Heloise laws are living with us and Councilman and Mrs. John Saker, Howell. You can pour some Marie S. Muhler, second form right, in whose honor HINTS FROM HIM while their new home is liquid detergent directly on I agree. A loop in the State Sen. S. Thomas Gagliano, Holmdel, and a cocktail reception was staged in Squires Pub, Dear Heloise: I have being built. They have my the grease spots and then back of your pants really Assemblyman John O. Bennett, Little Silver were installed pegboard on myniece and nephew staying add to your wash water one does help to keep your belt West Long Branch, is pictured at the party with her chairmen. garage walls and it sure here, also. of the powdered all-fabric from riding up. — Heloise husband, Hans Muhler, Marlboro, second from left, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 19B4 The Daily Kl^KiCT B7 WEDDINGS Buchannan-Howard BOULDER, Colo. - Lenore Joan Mr. and Mrs. James W Buchannan with Disabilities, here Howard, daughter of Rep. James J. of Boulder. Howard (D-N.J.) and Mrs. Howard Mr. Buchannan is an alumnus of Sturn-Taylor of Spring Lake Heights, N. J , and The bride's mother and the bride- Amherst iMass i College and is a Washington, was married Feb. 4 to groom's father were honor attend- graduate student at the 1 nivesily of Todd Mathew Buchannan ants for the couple Colorado, where he is also an FORT WORTH, Texas - Jennifer Keith Sturn was best man and the assistant professor Lynn Taylor and Kurt Robert Sturn ushers were Jim Taylor, John The Rev Brude MacKenzie of- The bride is a graduate of Denver were married here Dec. 30 in the Fakler, Peter Dolan, Douglas ficiated at the ceremony in the College. She is a counselor and Mr. and Mrs. Hut fi.iiui.ni make First Presbyterian Church. The Bushey, Jeff Bushey, Steve Speaker home of the bridgeroom's parents. interpreter at the Center for People their home here Rev. Robert W Bohl officiated at and Dave Levi. the candlelight ceremony, which was followed by a reception in the Mrs. Sturn attended Texas Chris- Godard-Maurlce Colonial Country Club. tian University and is a student at Mount Vernon College, Washington RED BANK - Susan Maurice and Fredericks, Sue Ruddy and Diana The bride is the daughter of Mrs. D. C Norman J. Taylor of this city, and Robert Godard were married Jan Godard. William Fredericks. John the late Captain Taylor. 14 in Molly Pitcher Inn. Timadeski and Peter Defazio Mr. Sturn is an alumnus of The bride is the daughter of Mr ushered Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Robert Christian Brothers Academy, Lin- and Mrs. Bert Maurice, 5 Volt Mrs Godard is an alumna of of Sturn, 19 Buttonwood Drive, croft, N. 4 He attended Hobart Place, Middletown. Mr. and Mrs Red Bank Catholic High School. Shrewsbury, N. J . are the parents College, Geneva, N. Y , and was Robert Godard. 47 Phalanx Road. Katharine Gibbs School. New York, of the bridegroom graduated from Virginia Poly- Lincroft, are the bridegroom's and Brookdale Community College. technic Institute, Blacksburg, Va. parents. • Lincroft. She is employed by Bell The bride had Yvonne Jevtich and He is a certified public accountant Sea Bright Mayor Cecile F. Laboratories. West Long Branch Mrs. Mark Stupfel as her honor with Peat, Marwick and Mitchell. Norton officiated at the ceremony, Her husband, a Middletown High attendants. Bridesmaids were Kathi Washington. and a reception followed School graduate, is employed by Sturn, Sarah Taylor, Donna Wil- US.A.A Insurance Co. in Texas liams, Lori Bright, Tucker Morris, After a wedding trip to Jamaica, Kathleen Maurice was her sis- Marsha Harrison and Sheri Ger- Mr and Mrs. Sturn make their ter's maid of honor, and Joseph After a wedding trip to St Balbo was the best man Maarten, the couple residi' in Eaton- MR AND MRS. JENNIFER STURN rard home in Bethesda, Md. The bridesmaids were Robin town. ROBKRT GOUAKI) Body has back-up for spleen He's pole vaulting at age 66 BY LESTER L. these cells compensate for COLEMAN, M.D. the removal of the spleen BY JACK H. SMITH by taking over many of its I watched a football important tasks. One of America's best athletes will be watching game recently. After a from the sidelines at next summer's Olympics in terrifying tackle, one of the YOUR Three of us in the family Los Angeles Not competing. He is too old players was removed from swim frequently in a pool But. 66-year-old James B. Vernon, retired TIME OF the field by stretcher. I HEALTH that reeks of chlorine. We professor of mechanical engineering at the Univer- later learned that his get accustomed to the odor sity of Southern California, will be watching for YOUR LIFE spleen was torn and that he but I have some suspicion techniques when he defends his fifth consecutive had to have It removed. I that the chlorine may be pole vaulting title in the age 59-69 class at the 1985 didn't think anybody could harmful. — Mrs. E 1.1., World Masters Games in Rome, Italy. live without a apleen. — S.C. Encouraging to would-be senior athletes is the Mr. D.S.R., Calif. Dear Mrs. L.: surprising fact that Vernon didn't really take up the pole until he was a "lad " of 55 He had tried a little Dear Mr. R.: organ which lies in the left reason, the spleen, which The concentration of 1 upper quadrant of the ab- stores a large quantity of chlorine can be very light vaulting when he was an eighth grader in Marion. "The IdSd buildup is gradual .ind then is a linking It is quite remarkable to sensation I fell as if the pole might cojlapse But me that men of such dominal cavity under the blood, tries to replenish the in spite of the heavy odor Iowa, but that was it rib cage, is actively in- blood loss. that is present in the pool "I persuaded the track coach at Covina (Calif, i then the polo stiffens and the fueling is cine ol being enormous size can batter thrown upwards." each other mercilessly volved in many of the With the spleen per- area. The protection it High School (his home community) to let me work Vermin's wife. Mary, accomparjiea him' to without doing im- important processes that forming so many import- adds compensates for the out with his team." as Vernon tells it. "I got a lot competitions and has become a genuine senior measurable damage to the go on in the body. ant functions, it is difficult unpleasant odor. of teasing from the students but, by the end of the sports fan "1 might even persaude her to begin organs of the body The The manufacture of for most people to under- While chlorinated pool season, they gave me a plaque." Today the plaque competing, now that she s retired, too. he protective pads and the blood cells, the storage of stand why its removal is water may be irritating to has the honored spot on the fireplace mantel remarks She was a teacher of parent ing for a class remakable condition of the blood and the utilization of not detrimental to a per- the eyes, beyond rare cases despite trophies from the Senior Olympics and of young mothers at a Covina adult school players somehow com- iron are only some of the son's health. of an allergic skin reaction, national amateur events. Awards.' in local, regional, and international pensate for the brutal beat- functions of the spleen. there are no real dangers Vernon used a computer to perfect his style. He Fortunately, the body competitions now run over 200 Vermin keeps in ing which some of these One of the main roles of associated with it borrowed a USC computer and programmed it with has a remarkable back-up shape by working out every weekend tiunnj; the players take the spleen is to destroy red a series of variables such as approach speed and and white cells that have system that allows other A fresh water shower pole flexibility. He concluded that more height spring and summer He practice! al I'Si's Rupture of the spleen exhausted their function structures that take over after swimming insures could be attained with a pole shaped like a giant Cromwell Field He also serves ai secretary of the and removal of the spleen and are no longer needed just about all the duties of against the build-up of bow. With his personally-designed pole, he has Trojan Masters Track Club were once extremely The spleen can also cap- the spleen. chlorine salts on the skin inched up in the senior track world to 12 feet "If But. the 6B-year-old star thinks the term, master. surface dangerous. Today the oper- ture and kill bacteria that Tissue cells throughout younger vaulters adopted the pre-bent pole. " is "pretentious He just regards himself "as ation is comparatively safe may be circulating in the the body have the ability to Dr. C'olcman welcomes Vernon maintains, "the world record would rise to somebody who is over the liill and refuses In admit and free from complica- blood stream destroy micro-organisms questions from readers. 20 feet in a short time." it." tions. When there is a sudden or harmful cells. Along Please write to him in care It was a little frigtening at first. Vernon admits Or. over the bar That ho will admil . The spleen, a fairly large loss of blood for any with the bone marrow. of this newspaper. ENGAGEMENTS Capping held at nursing school NEPTUNE - Fifty-four president of the Student hold; Thei c Rc tun. PembeTlnn Kathleen student nurses of the Class Government Association, Meisenhelter and Kathleen Burns. Pine Ueach Janino. DeFazio-Maurice Vilanova-Crossnohere of 1986. Ann May School of and Maria Schlosser, vice Sherwood. Forked Rivei Biloln nnd Slit) Uiiiuis. Christine Dolan and Edith Point Pleasant. Marianne KEANSBURG - An- ate of George Washington Nursing, Jersey Shore president, capped the ma- MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and degree in public adminis- Rockefeller, Howell; Kivn Dr/echuwski Red Bank; nouncement has been High School. New York. He Medical Center, were jority of students Mrs. Bertrand Maurice, 5 tration at Fairleigh da Strachan and Cynthia Kimbcr.lv r,awn nee Hm made of the engagement of is a full-time student at capped during a ceremony Capped were Wendy Volt Place, announce the Dickinson University, Felnen, .larkson. Corinni' (i i ,i n i) c . K ,i I h rv n Claire Jean Crossnohere to Monmouth College. West conducted in Ford Moore. Aberdeen; Eliza- engagement of their daugh- Rutherford. She is a nurse Krohe. Kcyport. Bonnie Burghardt Ro>elli I'.irk Joseph Caesar Vilanova. Long Branch., Auditorium The invoca- beth Bolan. Allenhurst; ter, Kathleen Maurice, to at Riverview Hospital, Red Gobar. Lakewood. .md Kim den , Harltiji Mary Miss Crossnohere is the tion was given by the Rev Stacy Ferrett. Allenwood: Peter DeFazio, son of Bank. Pamela t'orlon. Matawan Held 1'ir.ii md Judith Wcsl- daughter of Mr. and Mrs Miss Crossnohere is a James T O'Connor, St. Katherine Scott and Eliza- Muriel DeFazio, 26 Oak- Also. Patricia Fuller Her fiance, an alumnus Leon Crossnohere, 21 Oak- graduate of Keansburg Joseph's Seminary. beth Creeden. Atlantic eru'li Spring Luke land St., Red Bank, and the Highlands; Joanne Miller. Morris Plains. Joan Heights Pamela Snyder of Red Bank High School, wood Place, and her fiance High School and Stuart Yonkers, NY., uncle of late Peter G. DeFazio. Avalon; Loretta Beh. Biermann. Lisa But'hholz In ion Beach. Lisa Kill is a police officer em- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. School of Business Admin- Elizabeth Creeden. Atlan- Miss Maurice holds a ployed by the Borough of Beachwood; Denise Mullen Bnbbi-Jo Burgess anil ingham.' Wall Kathleen bachelor of science degree Loretta Vilanova. 47 High- istration. Wall. She is a tic Highlands, one of the Red Bank. computer operator with student nurses. and Janis Heller. Belford; Suzanne Young. Neptune Hughes A.in.nn.issa in nursing from Villa land Blvd Maryanne Battaglini. Lynn Lauren Kroll. Wayside Syntrex Inc., Eatontown Presiding was Marilce Patricia MrKeon. Ocean. Maria College. Erie. Pa., The couple plan to marry Mr. Vilanova is a gradu- Beyer, Kathleen Engel. and Majorio ('Inwry. Will- Luick. R.N.M.S.N . direc- Wendy Tippenhayer. and is pursuing a master's in the fall. Gave Iannelli and Palmyra; Michelle Laugh- inghorn Merris-Lafaire tor of the school. Margaret Nasatka. Dr. Carl Marchetti. Jer- Bricktown; Kathleen O'Toole-Sorrentino MIDDLETOWN - An- County. Long Branch sey Shore's vice president Pryor and Christine nouncement of the engjge- Her fiance is service Wilson, Brielle; Jo Ann Pisand, here. for medical affairs, wel- FAIR HAVEN - An- nifiil of Laura Lafaire and manager at Express Tire Mead. Butler; Beth Miss Sorrentino is also comed the students and nouncement of the engage- John J Merris III is made Service. Edison.. Morris. Colts Neck; ment of Jamie Sorrentino the daughter of James guests. ' by the bride-elect's An October wedding is Elizabeth Neidzwiecki. Barbara La Cava. Free- and James O'Toole I'll, son Sorrentino of Union. She parents, Mr. and Mrs Paul planned of Mr. and Mrs. James C was graduated from L. Lafaire. 8 Pauls Place. ••COUPON" O'Toole, Yorktowne Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Mr. and Mrs. John J Heights, N.Y., is made by gional High Sqhool. Merris, 68 Monroe Ave., Juniors to meet the. bride-elect's parents, Rumson, and earned a Shrewsbury, are the pro- Mr. and Mrs. Frank bachelor of science degree spective bridegroom's MATAWAN - Matawan in nursing at Quinnipiac parents. Junior Woman's Club will DUNKIN' College, Hamden, Conn. Miss Lafaire was gradu- meet tomorrow at 8 p m in She is a registered nurse at ated from Middletown the clubhouse. 199 Jackson Riverview Hospital. Red High School North, attend- St. Eight members who Bank. ed Trenton State College, participated in the 6th an- Her fiance, a graduate of DONUTS and attends Brookdale nual State Music Festival Yorketown High School, Community College. Lin- will perform their version received a bachelor of croft.She is a bookkeeper of famous product jingles, 99 science degree in business at Family and Children's called "Commercials - To management from Quin- Service of Monmouth Go! " A DOZEN nipiac College. $1 He is a real estate appraiser with Martone and O'Toole Appraisal Co.. R n u H it y n n u H R y R Yorketown Heights. Carl I. Qua/ilia A September wedding is Jamie Sorrentino planned. R.I'. DENTAL HEALTH WEEK DUNKIN' BIRTHS IS ALL YEAR LONG Many functions begin in the mouth. Cer- OONUTS RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. Peter tainly a child In his early stage of develop- Ciaravino (Evelyn San- ment is centered around his mouth as the Cannot bi? combined with any other HOSPITAL offer Good al participating Dunkm' Red Bank tiago), 68 Maida Terrace, starting point of his communication. In the Red Bank, son. Jan. 31. adult enjoyment of food also begins in the Donuts shops. One coupon por Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Mr. and Mrs. William mouth. A healthy mouth is most important customer Fitzgerald (Kathleen M. Fix / (Fances Neri),- 24 for a confident smile, good appearance, and Moran), 736 Tiller Ave., Division St., Port Mon- of course as the organ for our human at- Limit: 2 Dozen Beachwood, son, Feb. 1. mouth, son, Jan. 31. tribute, speech and language. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mr. and Mrs. Philip J Keeping a healthy mouth is based on con- Miller (Kathryn A. Lucia Jr. (Cheryl Zakl, 64 servation of teeth and the prevention of Offer Good: thru 2/21/84 DeStefano), 403 Willow Shrewsbury Ave.. Red diseases of Ibe gums. The success you have Ave., Long Branch, son, Bank, daughter, Jan. 31. is based on proper personal care and reg- Take out only Feb. 1. ular visits to your dentist. When he suggests Duane & Kay Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley a dental health aid - we have it. Moelius (Beatrice Duffy), Available At All Participating (Smith), 607 A N.W.S. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US IH rih 29A Ken Gardens, Clif- ...I 1 „ Any.,,nrl, 11-,, ,,.,M flnlti/*>r Dunkin' Donuts Shops Sea Bright, uaugiuer, ieo. Capri Apts., Atlantic Hign- UVIHIIN 1. lands, son, Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. John Dum- DONUTS J 24 Broad SI , R«d Bank A nderson (Janet Rob- f 0 r d (Elizabeth It's worth the trip. 22 W Front SI.. Keyport inson), 1135 Sycamore Grossmann), 615 South OPEN FRI. NIGHTS Ave., Tinton Falls, son, Laurel Ave., Hazlet. OPEM24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK Jan. 31. daughter, Feb. 2. Si HtlpWanttd 51 Help Wanted B8 The Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 19B4 MAINTENANCE PERSON — GARDENER - To assist at resi- MUM lu" or pan tlma. Buay dence in Deal area Full or part auto aarvloa d.pl naada a r»- time Orownflowera. fruits ft veg- llaola paraon lo Italp ««« our etables with greenhouse facility cuatodlal a malnlananoa duttaa. Attractive, steady lob Benefits Apply In paraon at Clrcta Cnav- Send exp . family detail & phone rolat. Ml Sfirawabury Ava.. Three-way talks Classified num ber 10 P.O Box 197, Lin- Shrawabury. croft. NJ 07736 State whether Phone 542 1700 Daily 8 30 A M To 5 P M Saiu'dav S 30 A M To I2 3OPM (continued) was likely to announce his prefer to live In your home or al MUSICIANS plied, "That's what we're employer's premlaea. Sarva pan-tlma In Edlaon Secretary of State George here to discuss." timetable for the 9 Spiclal Notlc«» 51 Help Wanted OA8 STATION ATTENDANT — with tha Army Haaarva P. Shultz accompanied Regarding substituting withdrawal of U.S. Apply in peraon, must be 18 or •trumpet •trombona existing NPDES/NJPDE8 Permit ATTENTION older, before 3 p.m. Airport Tai- •franch horn -tuba Hussein, but left before U.N. troops for the multi- Marines from Beirut NJ0024S72 In order lo Include MARYS 11 yrt. A Older aoo. Rt 36 * Middle Rd , Mailal •aaHopriona •ciarlnat Mubarak got there. national peacekeeping around mid-week. actual or potential discharge, ot TAROT CARD Now taking applications lor car- GASOLINE STATION MAN- •guitar secondary treated sewage, to the READER ft ADVISOR rlar Joba m Fair Haven 6 AGERS — Employment oppt'les For audition, call 201-572-7971 Reagan was scheduled to force in Lebanon, Speakes But Weinberger said on ground water of thla slate via a Helps on all problems One vlall Rumeon Heve a small, estab- avail Applicants must hsve eac Army Haainn meet with Hussein at the PVC lined surface Impound- will convince you. Open 10-7. lished rout* in lha araa of Saiian work hlaiory wilh reta For more told reporters that a U.N. NBC-TV's "Meet the ment The facility Is designed to dally 542-9569 Way 4 Bellevue Ave Please call info Please call Power Teat. NURSES treat 6 5 MOD of effluent. 542-8880 ft laava mm*, phone 756-mSO.between fl* 6 White House today and force "might be worth MONEY TO BE QIVEN AWAY — number 1 address Press" yesterday that if no comment* are received, RN'S & LPN'S M/F with Mubarak tomorrow. looking into" and that the New contest publication- easy lo CERTIFIED while it is "perfectly this msjor modification will be- win Send $1 tor sample copy P Auto GROWING FOOD COMPANV - The three are also sched- administration has "had come effective 30 days from the Jacob!. 15 Concord Cl . Red NURSE'S AIDES feasible" all the Marines RUNNER Needs Gal/Guy Friday, tale- HOMEMAKERS uled have lunch together at Public Notice date Bank. N.J. 07701. phone ft calculator experience some consultations with could be withdrawn in a For an existing facility, is- lmm«diala opaning with ona of HOUSEKEEPERS a LIVE-INS the White House tomor- the secretary general on suance ot the NJPDES permit is 12 Travel- tht a largaag t tatting copany In necessary Apply Ironl office. M/F month, circumstances the enforcement mechanism by N.J Mull hav* valid driver's 1700 West Blanche Si. Linden Full or pan-llma. naadad (or row. that." which pollutant discharges are Transportation ncana* Mutt ba reliabl* All b«n- N.J See Mra. C or Lisa Northarn Monmouth Araa. High could arise making their brought into compliance with aflta Exc working faclllilaa Con- HAIRDRESSER — Wanied full or pay no faa Call (or Inlarvlaw at Speakes said Reagan and In the past, officials said return necessary again. standarde tact Domlnick Sansona at part tlma position. e«pd Pao'pla Cara. 2M Broad 81 , Had Thla notice Is being given lo DRIVER NEEDED — From Fair 747.5262. preferred, days 291-9538. avaa. Bank. 530-IMf. or SOO Union the Arab leaders would the Soviet Union, whose Haven A Red Bank, Mon -Fn . Ava , Rt 71. Brlalta «»-»432 "If we can get an agree- Inform ihe public that NJDEP has AUTO THANSMISSION Hf 264-7 734. _ "discuss the obvious — the approval would be needed, prepared a draft NJPDES per- 7:10 a.m. Back at 5:15 p.m. 741-2132 after 5 pm Shirley, BUILDER (SWING)- Mutt at laaat INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR current situation, how ment by Syria to withdraw, mit. Thla draft permit contains know 350 A torque flight Csglia NURSE RN'LPN M/F has been cool to the idea, conditions necessary to Imple- good pay. — Must furnish prool ol advertis- these two leaders can be but Speakes said yester- and the Israelis continue to ment tha provision! of Ihs Regu- Tranamlaaon, Union Baa.cn. ing sales ability Exceptional per- 15 Instruction 264-6890. son need only apply Call 3 to 11 thirt. naw salary gulda. helpful in resolving the day, "There have been adhere to their agreement lations Concerning tha New Jer- Terl/741-9537 tM. banallla. garlalrlc axp sey Pollutant Discharge Elimina- DRUM LESSONS — All styles, AUTO MACHANIC — 10 yri pratarrad Apply In paraon ba- immediate situation in public statements to sug- to withdraw, then again tion System "(N.J.AC 7 14A-1 et beginners to advanced, reason- mln. cup- Own toola. Import A twaan S-4 p.m. Mon -Frl Lebanon and how they can there will be a necessity aeq), which were promulgated able, call Nick. 747-7224 domaalic BAG Gulf. Holmdal. INSURANCE - Agency com- Holmdal Convalaacant Cantar. gest that Syria and the pursuant to the authority of the 738-1360 mercial underwriter, with full ex- taa Hwy 34. Holmdal N.J. be helpful in moving the Soviets would be more for ... a neutral peace- New Jersey "Water Pollution perience Exc salary and ben- Control Ac/' (N.J S A 58 10A-1 AVON — Earn uplo 50% on efits Resume to: Boynton and O4B-4200 president's Middle East amenable to a peace- keeping force," he added. et aeq ). "Solid Waste Manage* everything you tell, receive ad- ditional income from sponsoring Boynton. PO Box 687. Red NURSES AIDES M/F - 7 peace initiative forward.'' ment Act" (N.J S.A 13 IE-1 el Bank. N.J 07701, no calls am.-3:30 p.m. A 3 p.m.-11:30 keeping force than in the "It could well be the seq ) and the "Pretrealmenl new reps, benefits Cell 671-6144 or 642-4633 please p m Ihlftt Application* balng past." Marines." Stsndsrds tor Sewage' |NJ S A accaptad Emary Manor Nuralng Speakes, commenting to 58 n-48 et seq ) 51 Help Wanted LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR — Weinberger reiterated BARMAID/BARTENDER — Go- Seeks responsible individual Homa. Hwy. 34, Matawan. reporters aboard Air Force On a related matter. The draft permit prepared by Male or Female Go bar. Hazlel area Call afier 12 M/F. Exp. pretered in all phase NURSES AIDE M/F — 3-11. parl- testimony he gave on NJDEP la based on the adminis- noon. 2M-B840 or 739-9566 tlma. plaaaant working cond One on Reagan's return Speakes said the United A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY — of landscape construction ft Capitol Hill last week, trative record which is on file at With Friendly Home Partlea Sell BEAUTICIAN M't WANTED — maintenance Call 671-6780 or Call Mon-Fn. 8 30 2 30 from a California vacation, States was "just simply an the offices ot the NJOEP. the largest line ot gifts, toys a Part tlma. exp'd preferred. 671 3174 530-8470 Division ol Water Resources, home decor in party plan Open- saying: "The United States 566-7«n. LEGAL SECRETARY — For part- NURSE RN M/F — Full-tlma. said the administration's observer" in the dispute located at 1474 Prospect Street ings for managers ana dealers : thinking "is in tandem" about whether Lebanon is not leaving Lebanon in In the Township of Ewlng. mercer Earn high dealer rebate plus win B~6VsVoiRL !M1-17 — Morning ner of Red Bank firm Exc. salary 3-11 •hltt. axe. Irlnga banedtr any sense. When you have County, New Jersey it is avail- tree trips & cash Party plan exp newspaper routes are available for person with legal exp and Call Atlantic Highland! Nuralng with that of Egypt and should cancel the troop able lor inspection, by appoint- helpful Car & phone necessary In Red Bank. Middletown. lop skills Non-smoker, submit Homa 201-0800. Mon-Frl one battleship, two car- ment, between 6 30 am and Call collect 518-489-8395 or Beiford. Lincroft, All Highlands. resume with salary requirements Only.»-4. Jordan. He suggested withdrawal agreement 400 pm , Monday through Fri- 518-489-4429 Aberdeen. Ciiffwood Beach. ft typing speed lo: Box T-417. riers and 23 competent day Appointments for Inspec- Union Beach. Kayport. Hazlet. The Daily Register. Shrewsbury. NURSE RN M/F - Full-llma. 3 Hussein . and Mubarak with Israel. That rep- p.m. to 1130 pm ahin. Exc. tion may be scheduled by calling Long Branch. & W Long Branch N J 07701. resented a , shift in thevessels, you haven't left 1809)884-4428 Exc earning*, and a chance to banatltl Emary Manor Nuralng could be helpful in per- LEGAL SECRETARY — 2 years Homa. Hwy. 34. Matawan, the area." Interested persons may submit ARTHUR MURRAY win pnzat and trips Call suading Syria to moderate administration's position, Has openings for dance teacher 800-242-0850 toll free recent N.J. legal experience, 5M-B400 as in the recent past of- Eagleburger under- written comments on tha draft trainees Part-time, evening, no proficient In all phases of Civil its stand in Lebanon, where permit to the Administrator. Action Litigation Pension Plan, OFFICE POSITION — AvallabM scored the U.S. commit- Water Quality Management, at e»p necessary Apply in parson BUY WHOLESALE — You will lor Individual. In an axcltlng atora Reagan has announced ficials have voiced full Mon thru Fn. 2 to 6 p nv 12 life Insurance, ma|or medical. the address cited above All save up to 39% on your lood bill Blue Cross and Blue Shield, all atmoaphara Cradit a ccHlacllon backing for the agreement ment in Lebanon during an comments shall be submitted Broad St. Third Floor. Red plus additional bonuses Call background halplul Full/part most VS. troops will be Bank. 741-5859 non conirlbutable by employee as written. appearance of ABC's "This within 30 days of tha date of this 201-530-1121 for recorded into Salary commensurate with abili- lima hour* avallabla Hour* In- withdrawn to offshore public notice All persons, includ- ASSISTANT COACH""- Boys CARRIERS WANTED - For ty. Chamlin. Schottland. Rosen. cluda nlghta a waakanda. Good Week With David ing applicants, who believe that Track (Spring), it interested Ocaanport Eatontown. Mon- Cavanagh ft Ullano. Call Hllma banatltt 4 liberal dlacount policy ships. any condition of this draft permit please apply >n writing, to Mr Apply In paraon Barclay Jew- However, Syria has in- Brinkley " Moving the mouth Beach area Call Andria, 229-3200 is inappropriate or that ihe De- Michael H Cletfi, Asst Super- 542.4000. Exl 2M alara Monmouth Mall Aak (or Hussein arrived in Wash- sisted that the agreement Marines to ships doesn't partment's tentative decision to intendent of Schools. Hazlet LEGAL SECRETARY - For gen- Ma. Smith. ington yesterday after a ski be scrapped as part of the issue this draft permit la inap- Township Board ot Ed 82 CARPENTER S~HELPER - Re- eral practice firm Exp. In liti- mean a withdrawal from propriate, must raise all reason- Bethany Rd . Hazlet. by Wed . liable, exp'd in framing Call gation ft real estate essential OPTOMETRST^ASSISTANT — vacation in Colorado. price Lebanese President ably aacertalnable issues and Feb 22 264^575 Send resume 10 Box-M-450. Part tlma. axp'd. pralarrad. aand Lebanon, he said "They submit all reasonable available raauma to PO. Box 780. Rad Mubarak arrived Saturday. Amin Gemayel would have CARPET" CLEANER - The Dally Register. Shrewsbury, are not leaving Lebanon . arguments and factual grounds N.J. 07701 . Bank. 07701 to pay to remain in office. supporting their position. Includ- Exp /Trainee. $240 per week • Asked if Lebanon could be We have not redeployed out ing all supporting material, by INDEX commislon Call 446-3369 LEGAL SECY — Steno required salvaged. Mubarak re- Speakes said Reagan of Lebanon " the close ol the public comment CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT Litigation exp preferred. Wills PART-TIME period All comments submitted PUBLIC NOTICES Needed for general dental prac- Estates Business law ft word by interested persons in ilEGAlSi tice in Red Bann School trained processing exp Can 747-3811 NEEDED response to this notice, within or some experience, please call LIQUOR STORE CLERK — Part- the time limit, will be considered IMMEDIATELY SPECIAL NOTICES 842-2337 tor interview time Some experience required Mature-minded individual to by the NJDEP with respect to the 6 Lost anrjFounfl permit application At the close CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT — Apply In person Buy-Rite, Rt 36. work in our marketing depart- ol the public comment period, 9 Special Notices Needed for general dental prac- At ^ighlande^ ment making telephone calls, 6 to 9 p.m. Pleasant working en- Soviets may pick the Department will issue or I? Travel TranspOMfllion tice in Red Bank School trained LPN M/F — Full or part-time, 7 to deny the permit The Department 15 inslruc'ion or aome esp Call 842-2337 tor vironment & convenient 3 shift, for residents!! care fa- Shrewsbury location make this will respond to all significant and interview cility Exc fringe benefits Psy- deed taken the top party BUSINESS DIRECTORY tha perfect opening for those (continued) filed past Andropov's fu- timely comments when a final chiatric exp. preferred permit la issued The applicant ?i Business Service looking lo earn above- -average neral bier on Saturday and post 767-2800. between 9 am. ft 3 part-time income For interview The ultimate authority and each peraon who has sub- 22 Aits & Crafts in the Soviet Union rests offered their condolences Some believed the Poli- mitted written comments will re- CHAUFFEUR/DRIVER call Mr Frank, 542-8680 Equal to his family. tburo might appoint a ceive notice of NJDEP s final de- EMPLOYMENT To A from Colta Neck, Wall St MACHINE OPERATOR — Pack- Opportunity Employer M/F. within the ruling Politburo, cision 5t Help wanted Male o< daily, miac duties alao, full time aging company needs a person PART-TIME POSITIONS — Since reliable infor- younger man who might employment, major co benefits wTih mechanical ability to run Avail (2), in March in BuBy. grow- and the new party general e etc Send resume A salary re- powder filling equipment ft do Any interested peraon may re- 5? BaDySiM>ng'Ch high-iecn items uui me; naIIM.u »*.. . • M Townahip of Neptune acquire for them." Authority. Old Corllet 542-9500 The "shopping list" had a value of more than $1 Neptune New Jersey 07753 has Special tsrot card reading $10 applied to the New Jersey De- with this ad Route 35 & Laurel Avenue billion, Stiffel added. partment of Environmental Oceanport Protection (NJDEP) for a draft LEARN~T6 POSSiBILY - Help Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 Agents were alerted when a "concerned citizen" New Jersey Pollutant Discharge yourself plan for a brighter Monmouth Beach reported that Lin allegedly was seeking high-technology System (NJPDES) permit to dis- financial future Call for into and An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F charge to ground water a personal appointment equipment for the People's Republic of China. This Is a major modification to 530-8749. 4-7 Call Andrea Noon: 542-8880 31 Help Wanted 1 HtlpWanttd 1 Htlp Wanted 54 Situations Wanted 3 Money to Loan Merchandise MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1984 The Daily Register B9 MAKE WO-100 PER SESSION - ART-TIME - Waiter. Female. ALL HOME OWNERS Teach cotor anlysls A akin car*. ECEPTIONIST — For Haiiel for Sale Wattreaeea. muii be 21 Apply in office with light bookkeeping ATTENTION Miil train. 291-9127. parson between 4-B p m LuiQit include health in- HAVE JUST 1 DAY — Available our home may contain hidden 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise Merchandise 44 Wart Front St., Red Bank __ A panalon plan Call slue that translates into money AR STEREO - Sony, AM/FM 264-6000 on Thursday, to clean your home aaaette with Dolby, pre sat bul- for Sale for Sale for Sale f apt. Have car A rets Call after r you. Second mortgages, or PART-TIME EAL ESTATE SALES — ... her financial methods can >n. A auto (averse Includes NO EXP NECESSARY p.m. 264-6362. ony spaakars. $300 Call •ve 2 portions available for olve money problems ELECTRIC BASEBOARDS KING SIZE BED! ANO8 — Organs. Guitars. jut! • bright tatephone manner EC'Y — Full-time, parmanent 47-0919 Dresser. $160 cenaed aalaa people Increaa* position for insurance A finance TALK TO THE EXPERTS (3). $75 each urns NEW A USED. Name War* an exciting media,com- HOME BUDDIES Call 642-4059 hange Sale. Lowrey Organ your potential-call Darrah Aa- 1. Call 741-7900 for Inter- NOW IN YOUR AREAI A naw CALL COLONIAL TOLL FREE ASEMENT THERMAL WIN- Call after 6:30. 767-2351 pany In the area and we're look- aoclataa, Shrewsbury, 741-3336. enter 542-6190. Ing for you. Trill position offers gency catering to tha vacallon- 800-323-6556 Ext RB6 DOW — 63 X 62", 6 lite, with LARGE CHARCOAL BROWN - icreen, axe cond.. 9350 ENCYCLOPEDIAS - Lovely ORTABLE FREEZER - $76. •Good perl-time income •PTIC TANK DRIVER — A Sap- ng home owner. Hal bonded sets. (2). Brltannlca deluxe. $365 t club chair, axe cond., $75 adults to house, pat A babysit $CASH$ M2-6468/aftar 5 Weekends/all 264-0522, after 4 30 p.m. ub chair, sofa. 2 metal china • IncanitvM c tank cleaner. Exp only. Valid TO PAY CHRISTMAS BILLS World Books, $235 Tosslmsster •Cloa* to horn* EAL ESTATE Call 11-5. 642-0697. TJ: >seu 2 matai clothes closets. HOLMDEL J. drivers license 2043666 BAD-GOOD-OR-NO CREDIT 1 loastar. $10. Candle holders, LEATHER TOPPED MAHAGONY rams, kitchen table, as- Btcomi • part of lha faatest- •a, wa trt wring 671-6833 heevey large starling. (2). $7S ea. END TABLES — 2 rectangle. 1 ERVICE STATION ATTEND- HOUSEKEEPERS — Deaira full U.S. GOVERNMENT BACKED rtad curtains Ilka naw 8 track. growino communlcatkina com- Why not join America's No. 1 too me and weekend sleep In pos< Money For Any HomeOwner Call 222-5719 round, $50. call 495-2534 •liar: Century 21 Ability Rlty , NTS — Full or part-time. Equal mps. ate 767-5616 pany In Monmouth County. lions. Call 776-5645 Low As 10% SSS For Immtd parsons) Interview pportunlty Employer. Apply In LIVING ROOM - Sofa. $100 tOPANE DRYWALL HEATER n. Exxon Co USA. 220 $42 05 -per mo for--$5000 Love seel. $75 2 chairs. $50 ea PHONE: &42-6660 H0U8EC LEANING $210 22--per mo (or $25,000 With 20 Ib cylinder, $50. 1973 THE DAILY AND EAL ESTATE •n Spflnga Rd,. Red Bank Excellent rets. CHECK THIS OUT.. Call 767-7909 between 6 A 9. ymouth 316 V-B engine with Any Reason-$Any Amount FABRIC SUNDAY REGISTER NEEDED HEET METAL INSTALLERS — Call anytime. 899-1246 or CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS Get more readers to check out to trans. $200. 1071 250 6 cyl Equal Opportunity Employer 699-5074 our ad with a CHECK at the top 1 high _gr ,ada upholsle ry eadad for residential duct ays- Even STOP FORCLOSURE LIVING ROOM SECTIONAL — 3 hevy motor. $100. 22 inch lawn M/F IMMEDIATELY!! r nd/or bottom of your copy Call fabric, 34 yards., off-black floral a-thatcher. 5 h.p motor. censed or unlicensed sales as ems Blue Cross/Blue Shield HOUSE CLEANING ee In-home serv-24 hr. action stripe. Under wholesale Must pc.. Includes curved corner Ms|or Medical plus paid vacation Woman wishes to do house Call Now For Special Funding 'he Deity Register Classified Da- 5739-3520 PART-TIME F/M — Work Irom societal lo loin our teaml artment today lor details. sail 530-4969 wedge, mint. $750 Large mod- home on phone program, earn CALL NOWII holidays Call for appt cleaning. Days Details For Area Residents ern mirror, $65 530-0347. Sfi. S8 or more. Flexible hra. ou may ba qualified for a $200 s -0302 Call 747.5259 HOTLINE 800-362-8959 FIREWOOD — Seasoned oak, sold by cord or ", cord. McQulre LONG DRESSER - Tall mans 747-6686 or 563-7646 nonth car allowance Another NELLINQ A SNELLINO — Tha HOUSEKEEPER LIVE-IN OR REDUCED % FOR VETERANS Benefit la up to 70% com- Farms, Colts Neck Call chest, mahogany wood. Large OPED PUCH 1979 - Silver, PART-TIME DRIVER - Knowl- lacement paopla. 142 Hwy 38. OUT — Exp. A references Call 946-4333 or 528-6261 Irror. Drapes, beige. Mix laslons. Were not good be- ilontown 369-0300. Merchandise cond All offers conelde- edge ol Monmouth County. TEM8 — Coffee table, ; 642-6184 ed weighttift bench, Saars de- Apply Circulation Dept . The suse were Better Homes A for Sale matching end tables, lane, mod ardans, ware Belter Homes A UPERVISOR — Quality control, OVE-SEAT — Floral design, ne almost new. manual Ong- Daily Regular, Rt 35, eating, experienced, light manu- ern style, $60. twin bad, bo> ardans because we're THE MOTHER A DAUGHTER - Will 2" BLACK A WHITE TV — With FIREWOOD ustom made. Like new Con- coat, $400 Sacrifice Shrewsbury Equal Opportunity acturlng Salt-motivated, or- ig A mattress, maple, head' 30-4969 ESTII All Inquiries are conflden- babysit your child with T.L.C. In olecovlsion and 7 cartridges, 2 board, $50. double bed, box Well-seasoned sola, Zenith TV Large wall 1 Employer M/F. Sl Reply to lanliad with abillt hi 2S0 C r, custom made wllh glass ictory personnel our Mlddlatown home. P/T or !^ _S!^ < *" 741-5672 apring A mattress. $60, antique Very reasonable. 542-2959 UASAR 19" TV SET — Mint PART-TIME — Work near your 7T, day or night. Mails A trans BRAND NEW — 15" snow Urea loosaneck lamp, fancy. $25, col •If. Call 747-5754. alary commensui 2-9074 ond , plug in type circuit com- home, supervising newspaper LOUISE LIQATO ;an be arranged. Call Roblna or 40 for both Big metal closet ee table. $20 art deco bedroorr onants. org sold $375, security carriers In lha *«rly morning parlance. Send resume A salary FIREWOOD/STOVE WOOD Mlddletown 671-1000 aqulremanl to P.O 083, Eaton 20 Antique oak bureau, $100 set, 7 pc., $250, formica kitchen slam, no wiring needed, will hours You will oversea the car ROB BARRETT aat. $35, double box aprlng A 842-0549 MATCHING ARMLESS GOLD rlara delivery, aalaa and collec Matawan 583-5000 town, N.J. 07724. A MOTHERS DAY OUT PRO- 630.3612 over the average 1 family QRAM — For toddlers will be matrass. $60, antique deak. RINT VELVET PRINT LIVING ouse, org. $230 Call after 6 lions activities. Permanent pc.» EACHER — Carpentry/Cabinet A LOW BUDGET? maple. $100.antique sideboard. REEZER SEARS - Frost-treee OOM CHAIRS — With Itlons sra available In the Red held In Mlddlatown from Shop tha Used Furniture Canter 741-4346 Making Full time position, 10 prlght. 13 cu. ft., coppetone. Itwood trim, asking $75 for Bank Kaansburg, E KMnsburg, Berg Realtors 930-1 30, 1 day a waak. Call EBUILT TV'S - RCA A Zenith mo. contract. Secondary Voca- 175. Call 739-2343 oth, good ccond., changing Ksypon A Port Monmouth Areas Program. Qualifications 171-1777 for more Into. 197 Shrewsbury Ava. 642-1449 oriable A console on spacial all Call eOO-242-OBSO. loll (rae Better Homes & Gardens REEZER — Chest. 36'x26"x37" ecor. 747-6066. High School diploma 01 PLAY 3R0UP — Openings stm ANDERSEN WINDOWS COFFEE TABLE - 30x60 pecan, IB weak $158 A up Full war- equivalent. Minimum of 6 yaan avail, tor playgroups-3 to 5 yr, with smoked glass insert. $150 igh, great shspe, $75 Call MATTRESS anty 542-0400 REAL ESTATE DOOROORS — A Atriutum doors 50% Queen size. Sterns and Foster PART-TIME — 1001 Auto Part*, ouve thought about it Let's talk t appropriate work axp. Mutt olds. Atlantic Highlands area Iscount DEPOSIT FULL Call 671-2427 EDECORATING — Gold side ava or ba eligible lor N J Exc cond $65 Call 787-7515 distributor's continued growth bout It now. Our office Is one of 291-6313 SURED. Delivery COLOR TV — 25" console. RCA, URNITURE — 3 drawer chest y side refrigerator. 16 cubic ft.. creates new openings. Job ia lop 4 in the Red Bank area eachers Certificate Application -80O-523-8707 ea cart, console phono. TV MINK COAT — Full length. Aui 325 2 piece couch, wllh cover A leadline, Fab. 22, 1984 Cat RECENT IRISH IMMIGRANT - 6 years old. Colonial style, grest Interesting A diversified En- We are busy Wa need you. Exc .ooklng (or housecleaning Jobi shape. Asking ' ound table, arm chair, rec mn Haze, size 10 to 12. $200 apes. $75 787-9394 joyable work. Several openings alnlng. motivation & guidance 31-7942, E.OE M/F. ANTIQUE BRASS BED — Head hit, mite items, 666-7133 all 671-4885 East Brunswick, Keyport. Wood- vallable. We currently have 7 Mon Beach, Deal. Long Branch ioard A footboard, solid brass 671-5913 after 4 3i EFRIGERATOR/FREEZER — brldga. Exp. not necessary Wa million dollar associate! Neod 3 WAITRESS/WAITER — Part- areas preferred. 229-6602 _ 350 Weekends weekdays site COLECO VI91O/T- Exc. cund 4 MODERN OAK DINING ROOM l, 19.5 cu ft $200. Ethan will train. Hra. part-time week- ma days. Apply In parson only ^•42-9458 jet A sui UR COAT — Black Alaskan ET — Table with 6 chairs, but lien bar cabinet, $100 A 2 wall more Experienced or beginners Tha In Between Restaurant, 5( RELIABLE MOTHER - Will ( aal. full length1 coal with hand ends, either 1 or 2 days, weekday "all Roger. TLC to children In my home et, chine closet with glsss sliding US. $400 Call 563-6926 English Plaza, Red Bank. After 2 ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank aimed leather balls Size 14-16 oors Call after 6 p.m. mornings, afternoons, and eve- ENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors unches A snacks included 217 Weal Front Street EFRIGERATOR~— Kelvinator. COLOR TV A STEREO COM 675__Ca1l 671-2427 _ h 4 4 i I)'. ning hours available or combina- •Independently Owned' Please call 583-5689. 3 buildings-ISO BIN AT ION — Beautiful madi 15 cu. in., no Irost. avocado, tion ol above. Call anytime be- 813 River Ro, Fair Haven WAITRESS/WAITER — And URNITURE — Limed oak mas- 300 with 1 yr guarantee. SEAMSTRESSES — Will work dealers 842-4336 man cabinet, 23" MOPED — Silver derby laguna tween ga.m.-IO p.m. lor appoint- 741-7666 HOSTESS/HOST Apply In par. er bedroom, maple twin bed A ood cond Needs throttle cable 67-7807 ment 264-8700. Mon -Sun from our homes Alterations lem«jK>ught, ask for Guy Msonavox. working great, bast son, Red Oak Dinar, Hwy. 35 ATARI 2600 — Video compute offer 747-9564 '•ssnr. living room chai 300 747-4227 REAL ESTATE — RUMSON Hazlet. new clothes, all kinds, special 42-0493. EFRIGERATOR REBUILT - All PART-TIME OFFICE WORK — •a. we're hiring. Graduated Izlng i odd alias. Nancy. 842 with 2 joysticks. 2 paddles, 1 COLOR TV A STEREO COfvt MOVING LAST CALL) — Dirac zaa A styles. $99 A up Full smmlssions to 70%lt 55% to WORK OVERSEAS- S20 000 cartridges. $110 Call 671-9146 Red Bank office is looking for a 0967: Joan, 741-1961 BINATION — Beautiful medi. URNITURE — Triple drei ora chrome chair, $25. large arranty Call 642-0400 £ part-time office worker to file and [art Call Jane White- Broker $60,000 + Bonus. For Info Cal ifter 3 p.m 0 Inch; with mirror, mahogany wood picnic table A benchei SEAMSTRESSES — Will work terranisn cabinet, 23 EPRODUCTION — Civil War handle miscellaneous orfice onlght: 291-1206. . 317) 839-1712, Ext 342. lagnavox, working great, bes1 forth $125, Chest of drawers lata 10. $90. two burne SPINDRIFT REALTY rom our homes. Alterations BABY ITEMS — Headstrome 3 ems, rifle, pistol, uniforms. dutias. For further Into., cal law clothes, all kinds, special offer 747-9564 . mahogany, worth $85. wardrobe *opena bar-b-que grill, used 747-7600 aak for Mr. Brown 105 E. RIVER RD RUMSON 52 Babysltting- -one coach, all leather J5C with alidldng doors walnut eason. $90. swivel chair fo lac Call 566-6911 izlng In odd sizes Nancy Collier stroller $25 Maple hlg COMPLETE LIVING ROOM~ - 642-0987; Joan, 741-1961. Sofa, chairs, end tables, lamps, rorth $75, hi-fi cabinats leak or office $22, chandelier i IDING BOOTS - English, black PART-TIME POSITION — Coun REAL ESTATE — Experienced Chlld Care r $20 Other rrisc items redBrza. 60 Inch, walm ghts with glass prisms. $75. tu rjust passed your exam. ERA 1 ubber. womens size 9 Helmet. •ell or needed to da liver lha BABYSITTER — For 2 * yr. old Call 98*9291 ilereo A cabinets.glass coftae tiding doors and sn«lie&. worth ength leathar coat worn once INCROFT REALTORS WILL DO 3V* HOURS HOUSE tabl* oil painting Call attar 6 tza 7 Vk, black Both in axe Asbury Park Press In pal Wad A Frl. from 12-3 p m. Tinton WORK — Or laundry A light iron BAR TENDER — Part-lime Full $100, Likd n*.w. all tor $250 Cat 38. $75. 5 pout sticks. $5 Mlddletown A Llncrofl area • 47-3939/Eves 747-5667 pm. 741-4657. ond Call 264-6773 aftef 4 P.M slli Call 544-9185. ing Good references. 229-780: ime In season Flex hrs 78-64B6 mens 46. ladles 14, aasortec OUND BUTCHER BLOCK days per weak. Must have a large REAL ESTATE SALES — We car or van A live in the vicinity. I BABYSITTER — Needed tor 7 Call at 6 p m. A attar perienced A outgoing per COPY MACHINE - MlnoTta" 101 FURNITURE - 10-pittce sec ciothlng. $45 for the lot Ca ABLE — 48", with 4 leather A need help now 4.000 nationwide WlLlTcLEAN — Your home, eft! aonality Apply in person 2 Ba Rebuilt. $290 Cell 741-7686 39-2561 interested call: D. Schneld wees. TV advertising, hoi roe. old Infant in my Kaansburi ional couch, burgundy, valour hroma chairs Call 671-6481 600-822-9779. torna. Early to late night houn ciantly A professionally, wllh . Highlands. 872-1245 COUCH — Early American •1700, sell $650. Cal warranties, national programs rats, in Matawan, Marlboro Old MOVING MUST SELL — Llk ELL1NG YOUR CAR7 — There's Owns transportation Call any BATHROOM SET —"foiieTai $225 Rocker with ottoman 842-228? new cond , includ decorato o reason to wall, we pay top PART-TIME — Office cleaning abutous training - mean success ima 787-1604 Bridge, Holmdel or Hsziet area or you. ERA Maimed ResHon sink. blue, like new.$50. 2 radla $100. Mint cond. Call 842-5726_ FURNITURE — Black, cushioned sofa, matching room divider oiler Call Joe Maiorczak at Hoimdal area. 6 daya. 6 p.m.-11 Please call 739-6635 It no ans icka-reed custom rattan chaise p m >3.76 par hr. Call 747-9150 671-5850_ BABYSITTER — 2 small chi| Ires, B S W , Um-roye CUSTOM COUCH A LOVESEAT ecllner/rocker chair with wood lonmouth Chrysler 542-5500 dran, 4 days a waak. Mon -Frl. no 566-7450. P195/75R14 500 ml.. $70 Ca — Wtlh matching ottoman A cus- base Blue file cabinet, brown sens bedroom, exercise bike PART-TIME HELP WANTED^ REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON weekends, mature older woman I WILL BABYSIT 747-528.^a(1or 3 p m torn matching drapes, ond tables ipa. brown dinette tormici Ireplace toola, world books EWIN(T MACHINE — Console, — Licensed required. Will train darkroom and more 566-796 ll attachments. $ 125 Movie in a luncheonette. preferred, retarancei In my Port Monmouth Home BEAUTIFUL STURDY MT'DAR with stained glass doors, lamps wood-like table with 1 leaf A 4 Call 642-9541. new licensees Ask for Jean Irwln after 6 30, or weekends amera A projector $75 Hanging Realtor. Marine Park. Red Bank ledlate Saa Bright/Red 787-8868 WOOD FRAMt SOFA area rug. and onglonal hatch leavy black-cushioned swive Bankarea. call 642-6997 after 6 ght. $50. all new cond 291-3066 PART TIME — 6 days a weak 842-4188. avaa. 747-1104. Tapestry upholstery, $100 cover coftev table, copper chairs Call 741-8119. MOVING SALE — Everythii nytlme. WILL DO LIGHTT HOUSE must go. mediternan bedroom responsible parson needed to >kands. KEEPING— For more Into Ci •tier 6. 747-4322 places A antique tugs, cal GAS SPACE HEATER - With RECPTIONIST — MaL _ 671-1713 after 5:30 weekdays ei, color TV A stereo, tsbler ,EWING MACHINE — With cabi- tske charge of leading A clean BABYSITTER/MATURE — Fo BEDROOM SET - 6 pc blower, 70.000 BTU. $400 Ca Ing small animals, birds A rep minded for busy doctor's office B«erotler takes Hall. et, Saars modal No 1601, 30 oddlar, in our Highlands home WOMAN WILL BABYSIT — Fo logany, plus chair, 45 yrs B7-2506 tiles. Must be at leaat 16. apply In Exp preferred. Weekdays, 2-6 MOVING — French living room discs plus attachments, needs , A Sat. mornings. Send re 3-4 daytime shifts pt>r week working mother ages Irom new. exc cond . $400 291-B7S6 CVWBALii/ZILDJ'AN GAS STOVE - 36' Hardwic parson only. Tropical Pat Towne alter 6 p.m. 20" ride. $60, 14' pa.r. hi-nal ocliner. odds A ends. A clothes minor repair. $75 Call 871-4865 445 Hwy. 35. Mlddlatown lume 10: Box T-418. The Dall Refs. required 872-0898 mos. to school age Expd jas range, 2 yrs old. (loo large SILVER BLUE RUSSIAN FOX Register, Shrewsbury. N.J cymbals with sonar hi-nat stand 229-6742 MATURE WOMAN — To watch 946-4307 BEDROOM (IT - 6 PC >r kitchen), almond color, ask JACKET — 6 moi. old. only worn 07701. $100 495-4995 _ ig $275 Call a'ter " viOVING — everything must go PHONE ROOM well behaved 6 mo.. 40 hr. week YOUNG WOMAN. SEEKS — green/white formica lop. cam- once Size mad -large Original n my Rumaon home Rat. re- jalgn style. For child's room DESK —" Excectuttva size 531-7024 Complete Colonial Bedroom se RN/LPNS — Full A part lime. A Housekeeping day work, :pst$ 1200 Now $600 787-t4**_ AD-VISOR quired. Call attar 6 p.m chores Included Steady employ Good cond 747-3623 Walnut, 55'x 34"x 29 high GIRLS FUR JACKET — Brown exc. cond., $500 or bast offe Part-lime (10 a.m.-2 p.m., Mon shifts starting rate, RN $7.70 drawers Good shape $75 site 14, $20 Ice skates, size 4 Must seal Sofa, 9tt long Colo ;KI BOOTS — Nordica mans PN, $6.20. Excellent benefits 530-4732. it only Cleaning aides in BEDROOM SET - BlondVood". 0' t medium, $75. like new Call thru Fn ), lor The Dally Regisle NON-SMOKING cluoad. Will travel Reliable $5. White crosabuck door TV Admiral, axe cond.. $150 o Classified Depi. Telephone sol •all for appt 775-0554 MATURE dresser wllh mirror, chest ol 870-3974 eves WOMAN — To care for a 10 loneal, own transportation $4 drawers. 2 end tables, head- 36x60, $25. Steel bedtrame. $10 t ofior Much more Ca icltatlon and computer tei DESKS. FILES — Tables, chairs before 2 pm, 739-3926 RN s M/F Add a New and 2'* yr -old, In my Middle- par day. Cathy. 264-1358 3oard. footboard, mattress A storage cabinets, compute SNOW BLOWER - 6 hp . elec- experience helpful. Good Dimenslo/f lo your career MUST SELL — Refrigerator $1 live program for sales-rr own home- TUBS . Wad., Thurs , box spring All in exc cond.. ask - tables, office equip. etc a GLASS FOR SALE - 2 panes nc start, 28 m cut, chains, exc Over $23f5o/yesr part-time 10 am to 6 pm, and Frl 10 am to 55 Situations ig $350 Call 739-3650 after 10 washer $195. A dryer $195. Ca snd sggresslve person Must be bargain prices. New or used measuring 5X5, H Inch piste, ca 583-6043 cond . $325. Call 495-0398 accurate speller For Interview Serve one weekend/month 10 pm.. and occasional Sat. and SOFA BED — Simmons, camel in the Army Reserve Sun. Year-round position Sand A AC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt 741-3963 pleate contact Pag Nola. Wanted Male 35. Oakhurst. 531-3990 cordoroy. like new $150 Pine Call 201-645-6077 to u-461, Tha Daily BEDSPREAD — Custom, for GOLD RUG — 11 X 12, goo MUST SELL — Like naw. 1 y ATTICS — Cellars, garages DINING ROOM" SET - Duncan old deluxe white Hotpomt wash Rocker. $50 and chair. $50 Call 542-4000. Ext 252; Register, Register Plaza. yards cleaned. No job loo amel king-size bed. brown with while. cond. Box springs A matrass, (3 RN M/F FULL-TIME — Appllcan f A dryer Asking $550 ree estimates Aak for Danny orange and yellow 81 inch Phyfe, mahogony. Table will 741-0021 PHONE PERSON -Part lirr must have experience I Shrewsbury N.J. 07701. eat. 6 chairs, china cabinet, but itudio couch, 3 p>ece or 291-3280_ 741-2056 sheers A long swags Originally sola, end tables, kitchen se SOLID PINE BUREAU AND nights. Apply In parson, Circle geriatric nursing, ability (o or MATURE WOMAN - To tare for $950. asking $350 Under a year fett A server $800 or best offer Pius, Hwy 36. Eatontown isnlie A lake charge of a nursin other odds- and - ends Be M^JST"SELL^~OveM000 nam DESK $125 for both Call alter 6 6 mos old, In my Shrewsbury HORTICULTURE STUDENT — Can 741-2106. brand mattresses, boaspnnga. PTAY OROUNt>"AiDE~ 2 hrs unit Call Eatontown Convates home. 7:30 - 5 30 Mon - Frl. Looking for perm position at oilers Qall 747-MH p m 842-5202 __^ _ par day. 5 days per week 113 cent Cenler, 139 Gram Ave DININGROOM TABLE — A GOLuTcOUCH — Love seat sleeper mattresses All mu 10 SOLID~OAtTCHURCH PEWS non-smoker, own trans, and ret groundskeeper gardene BEDROOM SET -- Mediternan such as Saaly. Serta Springs! AM - 1 30 PM $4 30 par hour Eatontown. 542-4700 erences Call 530-9216. greenskeeper. rets Reasonnb ;yle In very good cond . 7 cha:r;>. 2 leaves, solid oak, mo chair $195. Brown/beige pla — With Colonial designs. 5 ft 3 couch A recliner. $195 Ca Eclipse, etc. Naw but sligh Contact Daane Porter Schoo salary A benefits Call 291-462 pieces Including king size head ern, exc cond. $275, Days ca damaged or waathar stelnec In long 3 different styles 2 in Black Point Road. Rumaon CHILD CARE — Person needed or 291-4613. oard, best offer 747-9564 530-9222. evet . JW2-73_06_ 583-3675 solid pine seats Made in 1890 RUMSON — Enterprising young to care tor 10 mo A 3 yr, old In From $29 95 ea limited aupp 642-0330. E.OE. stars wanted. You will ba runnln ny Fair Haven home, would con- TAX TIME — Returns expert BEDROOM SET — Solid oak. DINING ROOM SET — White lavey rain checks available Gra $125 aa 741-3081 PLUMBER — Minimum 4 year your own bualnass while earnln ilder taking children out. Full prepared by expd prof Pa boy's nautical, headboard, night gold, Italian Provincial: break case, good cond . $17tVi 5 Furniture, Middlabrook Sho SPEED^QUETN ~ Gas dryer exp In lobbing, and remodeling irlies, trips and cash. Ima Call 530-8158. after 5 P.M sonallzed service. 1O4OA/Stat tabla. 2 dressers. 2 bookcases front, buffet, table/6 chairs. Exc 642-8141 after 6 ping Center. Ht 35, Oakhui white, $100 GE AM/FM radio a MUST Steady work, 531 0594 The only requirements are tha $10: 1040 $20. 747-4654. cond. $400 871-4796 Mon-Frl. 10-9, Sat. HI 8. Su phonograph, wall or table you are at least 11 years old an DINING TABLE — Large, oval GUITAR — Ovation Roundbac 11-5 Call 493-4900 _ mounted with speakers. $100 PRODUCTION WORKER ' — are ready lo work. 53 Domestic Help red with fiberglass case. $12 alaganl high back chairs Chin Call 542-9173. Black nauganyde recline* $100 PVC Compounding compan To sign up, call 542-4000. Ex HOUSEKEEPER — S days 1 BESSLER 23C ENLARQER — NAUTICAL SALE — Many Item Call 946-7129 after 430 p m With color head, stabilized top A buffet Meke offers including turn , 8 ft. hatch cov looking for a conscientious & re 218 waak. Responsibilities car* of 5' GUITAR AMP — 100 watt. U SPORT. BOAT. FURNITURE — liable person lo loin our pro yr.-old, light housekeeping power supply, lens. etc. $* 530-0347 bar, rope, pulleys, hatch cove ivox Wllh phase and dittortio Athletic treadmill and rowing ductlon department. Exc wage some cooking Overnight avail- 741-8498 DINING ROOM SET - Table, A decorations 747-9564 A benefits, plus overtime. Ca ability desired Prefer mature 61 Business machine $100 Captain's chair BEVALS CUSTOM - Riding chairs. 2 servers, china cebine $45 lovesaat A chair $80. suede 225-0696 between 9 A 11 am in for late mornings until dork wood, 50 yrs old Also, tu HAMMOND ORGAN - Doub NAVY BLUE COUCH A CHAIR Red Bank area. Exp. essai Opportunity jackets. A riding shirts Girl's alia quean headboard A matching only 5-6 p.m. Own trans, a plus 6 thru 12 Call 671-1574 size bedroom Bet and oihei keyboard with rhythm. 2 Exc cond. $950 value, sein both m-etore and shop at horn Rumson location Please write to TAVERN-NIGHTCLUB old. bench A lamp include bedspread $75 Call 2M-6634 decorating. Call Mr. Neiwirth sorted pieces Call 229-864 $500 Call after 5. 530-4608 Box 0-438, Tha Dally Register Great opportunity, income wl BOXES"-"CORRUGAfED • after 5 pm. $500 Stereo componei STEREO — Dual 1215-S turn- PROOFREADER 746-3400. Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 ample parking Free slandli For Moving A Storage, and lor table, speaker A amp $15 ORGAN — Lowrey, 2 keyboar table, Realistic STA-120-B re- SALES PART-TIME — L building Gross $260,000 i Industry A complete Una o* DINING TABLES'— Handcrafted 842-4346. after 4 P. older modal, $200 C ceiver. Marantz Imperial 7 PART TIME LIVE-IN COOK — Housekeeper boose Asking $325,000 $50.00 packaging supplies 462-4672 01 heavey solid oak. 86"x48". dar 747-4693 ilshed. Highest commlaslo Raflnad person who would ap- HAVE — An unwanted item speakers. $275 530-9222 days Interesting, part-time work to n industry agalnat guarantee down financing to qualified 747-4096 pine finished, trestle style. $55( two you'd like to sell? An ad th PIANOS - ORGANS Eves 842-7306 someone who can spell and who preciate a nice home with older GAG REALTORS 531-200 62"x44" light pine finlshe< drew. Qaa allowance. Ca *oman Muat drive car. $500 per BRASS — Lamp aladdin" ar size tor 10 days, just $6 Call Th Ml Musical Supplies and has a good grasp of the engiis necessary. 3 eves and Sat. Law trestle style, $450 Call 495-9042 Register Classified. 542-1700 STEEL PANELS - Factory 10 Call after 1 p m 747-0922 tlque, $129. antique brass un Services 1 Isnguage Expensncec 62 Mortgages painted. 3 wide x 4 . 5 .and 6 Ranger. 264-3661. breiis stand, $69. antique oil DISCOUNT BEDDING ~CENTE~ TUSTING PIANO CO preferred, but not absolute) HEAT PUMP long For shads or fencing SALES — See our ad under re IF YOU HAVE EQUITY lamp "1000 eye' $75, brats ai — Sets Irom $40 ea pc. bun Our 99th Year necesaary. Call 542-4000. ba 54 Situations Comb, healer A Asbury Park 775-06 Surplus, cheap 747-2229 estate help wanted Century 21 CALL dlrons. $45, fireplace screen with bads. $99 Daily 1-8 495-0075. twean 10 a.m.-4 p m Ask tor M PARKWAY MORTGAGE Air c.nrl $200 1*42-9344 Opan 9 to 9 ,TV 2V COLOR - Healhklt. Frank Allocca Coians Agency. Wanted Female brass trim. $125 All Items DISHWASHER - GE pot scr HOSPITAL BED — Manual lisa 47"x21"x30'V high Beautiful SECRETARYTBOOK EE PER 2 WOMEN LOOKING FOR 780*1810 finished^ 922-4342 bar portable. Harvest Gold. I new Complete with mattress PJANOS walnut cabinet, needs picture Faat growing manufacturing co HOUSE CLEANING — Exc. work ~ A DIRECTL ENDER BROYHILL SINGLE BED - naw. $125 Minolta 101 camera P/T good references, own transpor- side rails Asking, $395 Call an New under $1000. used tube. $75 Call 671-4885 looking tor assertive, consclen Nativity sceen rlth 16 figurines, 8 exc cond. $100 Call 842-3286 $500. unlimited rentals tlous parson to mangage office tation. $45 par job Cal GRANITE MTG. tlm*. 741-3394 folding matt chairs. 4 oak DOORS SECONDS" - $4 95 $7 50 a month MANAGER assist the comptroller Exp an 544-0090 CENTER blonde shelves """WANTED kitchen chali up. Red Bank Lumber IBM TYPEWRITERS FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER 5 homes to display new vinyl EVES. & SAT. AM good communication skills Low Rates with glass doors Call 747-6874 A-1 BABYSITTING — Moihar of SECOND MORTGAGES RENTAL $22 $28 per m Freehold 462-47 aiding made by Bethlehem Steel Expansion creates this desirabl lust Growth potential. Sand re one currently babysitting In my opening for a mature-minded In To S250.000 BUNOY~ CLARINET SW'J> Rent-option to buy 747-166 PIANO — Story A Clark, conso Give your home the new cedar .jme and salary requiremen Eatontown home. Full or part ahaka look Qualified home own dividual who can learn our syi time. Lunches A snacks in Fixed rata up to 15 yrs. Black Angus Roto Broil, $30 DURAN DURAN JENN-AIRE - 30 drop-in ele mahogany Ivory keys. $950 Do lams. Applicant should be salai to DPI, 35 Center Ava , Atl Hlgl FIRST MORTGAGES Ladies white leather coal, size Billy Joel. Van Halen. Liberace livared A tuned Days 741-169 era will receive substantial dis- lands. N J 07718 No calls. eluded Call 542-6452 for Into. trie range, charcol grill, counts No down payment No orlanted and have lha desire I 30-yr fined rata 14, $60 Bonn Umtrex adding Adam Ant, Rodney Oangerlield burners, convection oven, oth aves 751-9653 SECRETARY — Exc skillara For prompt service. 741-5S51 machine $15 291-9222 atler 6_ 1 monthly payment until June Call asm excellent part-lime Incomi BABYSITTING — Exp. mothei John Cougar, Truck f " acces available $300 671-820 PIANOS - ORGANS For interview call Mr Frank Ta< quired tor busy, growing will babysit in my Hazlet home or visit us at: 572-9400 now A as a bonus, receive Ires BUNK BEDS — Modern rec Unlimited rentals from $7 SO illation Call 634-937S lor. 542-6660 Equal Opportunity Bank area firm Growth lor your child. Call 739-4766. 16 West Front SI. Red Bank KENMORE — Continuous Ol portunity. For interview call Jo metal, $150 2 Tiffany style hang ELECTRICAL PANEL — 2 month! Student pianos )ro Employer M/F. Available 7 Days a Weak mg lights/gold Abrown $30 ea breakers.' $125. Keroseni_ ing avocado gas oven. Ji5 $175 New REAL pianos Iro WASHER * DRYER - Portable Placement Consultant BABYSITTING BY Prulco refrigerator/ white $17 MOM/TEACHER — In my home HOME FINANCING^" 530-0636 haater, portable. 6.000 BTU $80 $995111 apt size, axe cond Asking $325 REPORTERS — Needed to cove or beat offer 730-0352 for the pair, or sell separately municipal government masting 747-6888 with playmates. References 30 YR MORTGAGES Time clock $50 CalClll afteft r 5pm FREEHOLD MUSIC 482-473 BUY WHOLESALE - You wi 284-9272 KENMORE REFRIDGERATOR OCEAN CTY MALL 240-545i 291-9126 or 229-0656 tor The Dally Register Some ax SECRETARY — Needed tor ve available Call 542-6569. REFINANCING save up to 39"o on your lood bil perlence necessary Paymen active Real Eatata offico, goo BAYSHORE MORTGAGE CORP 12 cu ft in exc cond Aski CERTIFIED PRIVATE DUTY — plus additional bonuses Cal ELECTRIC DRYER - Gan stove. $250. 4 years old Call attar PIANO — Petite Grand (Laute More Classified par article Please don't typing skills and ability to rail 201-264-5816 porch swing, 2 ton air cond. all ,a7 j.J Geriatric Aide, evenings A nigh 201 530-1121 lor recorded info a:> could be starter piano Best off Send resumes and work aam to Internal sales people in pub 3-11 p.m , or 12p.m.-6a.m Hulda CABBAGE PATCH KID - Ong in excellent cond Call 872-0696 "?'' " over $300 842-3056 on Next Page • plat to Jane Foderaro. City Ed a must Please send resume wl LOW RATES tor, Box 0*408. The Dally Regi BrooKS, 842 2056 eves 1st Mtg Refinancing inal by Xavler Roberts (not Col' salary requirements lo Welch) eco>, $110 Preemie, $120 Auto tar. Shrawabury, N.J 07701 Co Realtors. 1008 Hwy * DEPENDABLE ^fVOMAN — Wil 72 Hour Approvals Wo re Equal Opportunity Ei clean your house or apt Own 2nd Mtgs A Corp Loans graphed doll $185 Bear. $65 Mlddlatown NJ 07748. Wizard. $65. Call 681-8056 ployera M/F Nancy Carg. trans Call after 4. 495-9532 On Tuesday, Feb. 14th your wife, hus- Business Directory band, boy friend or A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES girl friend, sister, brother, mom, dad, 490 Decorating & 595 Horn* 680 Painting & grandparents or chil- 420 Appliance Repair Deeign Improvements 606 Income Tax Ph ALL-AROUND PAINTING dren will be thrilled to BHFBIOERATORS'FREEZERS HAPPY WALLS - Custom ALUMINUM SIDING — Hooting, TAX RETURNS — Per- Int., axt. spackhng. patching painted wall Murals For chil- — All cooling ivilami repaired eplacemem windows, all mator onsl/tederal'steate/city prof sheetrock A piaster Reasonable find a message of MrvlcwJ. Commercial & Rail- dren's rooms, baths, sny room. lome Improvements & custom Welly's Painting 291-1691 eves >ulll homos. 671-6160. irspared Eva A Sat hrs. Short danllal. V. TIHI. 738-0476 orm. $15 complete 530-0070. love just 1or them in : EDDIES PAINTING — Neat 444 Bathroom 525 Driveway ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS — AxHp~REPARATION~-^~Fofmer clean, reliable Expert craftsman tulld that custom deck, porch, RS Agant 10 yrs. exp Fadsrsl- For free estimate call Eddie at the Register's... Remodeling & Construction iddltlon. eic, now A save. Wllh 671-4403 liW winter retes. Call now. State-Bu* raturns 542-5975. Ceramic Tile 670-9066. Mechanics » Design SPAVE A SAVES — Now is the Contractors.. • 619 Kerosene tlms to gat your driveway stoned, Int 'Em Painting PARTIAL TO COMPLETE — > et e special price. Also patch & CARPENTRY REPAIRS — Paini- Heaters I use the bettt. Benjamin Moore. caramlc W. naw & repalra. epslr work. Sealcoatlng ng and Wailpspanng Fraa esti- Quality, work, reasonable price. Love-0-Gram "1-407;. 431-1171, 380-0387 Chsrles Stanley Jr 671-5626. mates Slnca 1956. Call Dave HEADQUARTERS — For Free est Insured Taking book- iftar 5 p.m 872-0463. kerosene heaters, claanad ft ser- ings new Call Joe et 747-8536. 447 Carpentry viced, $16 95 + paria. For Fast 540 Entertainment OARAQE DOORS AND OPEN- REPAIR/REMODEL — Naw or Service. 739-0699 or 988-5081 MORGAN P. COLIO JR. GUITARIST FOR HIRE ERS — installed and sarvlcad Wallpapering Painting A Plaster Section Old work. Custom carpentry. J.B.L. Over-Head Door. •mall or large. Odd lobs & palnt- 870-6363 625 Landscaping References Provided. 747-6782 '"8 747-5023 altar « p 957-9522. JOHN nOESINQ & Lawn Care 695 Plumbing & JONJIE THE MAGIC CLOWN Inlarlor/axlarior homa rapalrs AL'S LAWN A LANDSCAPE RETIRED CARPENTER — Sook For Birthdays i Special SERVICE — Gardens rototilled. Heating ln Events. CALL 251-2620 Certlflcal© of Occupancy work 0 small & medium sized Jobs to Fraa estimates Complete lawn and landacape YOUNG PLUMBER — looking to supplement Income. Free eall- No lob too small ierv.ee. Reft. available fix old pipe*. Low rates. Lie * msiee. 741-5797/774-0600 565 Fireplaces & 496-2005 495-9150. 1455, call Ray. 739-4346 450 Carpet Cleaning Woodstoves TOTAL RENOVATION CON- A. ZEEK CONT. INC. — Tired of STRUCTION INC. — Additions, mddy driveways A teat? Stoned 706 Resumes A-i EXPERT Carpet Cleaning - FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES windows, dacha, design service driveways, yard cleanups, haul- RESUMES PREPARED Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable Chimneys, brick hearths & walls Fraa astimatas. 739-2058. , leader drains insialied COVER LETTER DfcVELOPEDI rataa. Morns Hodmen, 747-0209 Brick stone, block, concrete 1-9452. By A Pfofsasionsll AWPS 530-7557 4S5 Carpet Installation Repairs. J. Black. 291-0037 606 Income Tax CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUN- 635 Light Hauling 725 Snow Plowing 575 Furniture Repair TANT — Will prepare individual, JIMS CARPET INSTALLATION A Retinlshlng partnership A corporate Income 1. HOUSES — Oarages, yard & SNOW PLOWING - 24 hr tar- — Sales, cleaning, re-lays, re- axes at reasonable rataa. Call gutters cleaned out A hauled vice Call anytime day or night. enclosed please find my special prepaid •Tslchas A repalra 264-6177. Rich Baauchemln at 530-1420. away. Mini demolitions Leave message. 566-6479. _ HAVE YOUR FURNITURE. 747-8128. 459 Cedar-Lined Hund Stripped a Rellnlshed Q A ETAX SERVICE — Tax re- SNOW PLOWING — Com- urnss prepared In your homa For BEN'slNDUS TRIAIT— Reaiden- mercial or residential. 24 hours a Valentine Love-O- Gram I at Melodious Mixture. tl 2 Cloaets Red Bank. 642-5745 ippiI. Call 563-4111. Wa glva you tlal A Business clean-out service, day. 7 days a *^« _ _? personal attention. Compose your own message below CEDAR LINE YOUR CLOSET quick, dependable service No more motn holes) 580 Garage Doors boiler ft furnace removal Free 730 Special NCOME TAXES PREPARED — estimates. 583-0836. For lees than the price GARAGE DOORS AND OPEN- Personalised service, your home Services ol a coatl 222-2644 ERS — metalled and serviced. or mine Call 501-9223 CLEANING YARDS — Cellar*, HOME BUDDIES — Exclusive J.B.L. Over-Heed Door. lies A garages, free estimates 461 Calllnoa NCOME TAX PREPARATION — ll •Wtfl4?1 rv KAff-474A agency catering to child, pet. and ...... >,u4wt mrtntt* MJHDDt.tTlCPJfN uuun SPRAYED Sales service. 24 hr. Reasonable. A.M. Adelson. 739-2060. Cellars, stiles A garages HOME BODIES - Exclusive Cover a Imperfections Free estimates 7SO-655B/T.N.T Com 4S5-028B. or 495-3723 READY FOR BUSINESS — 33rd agency catering to child, pat, ft rear In Mlddletown Margery 741-2149 senior cltlxen care. By bonded 465 Chimneysweep* 595 Home Trovato/ Reliable Tax Service QREENVIEW CLEAN UP SER adults Call 11-6. 842-0597. For appt 671-1289 VICE — Homes, const, sites, light WOODYSCHIMNEY CLEANING Improvements TELEPHONE BILLS TOO HIGH? ROBERT F. FLYNN-CPA hauling Serving Mlddletown A Need help? Call Communex' SERVICE. To Ensure ssle. > em- ADDITIONS — Aluminum, vinyl, surrounding areas 495-1715 clent wood burning only $35 aleel aiding, replacement win- ncorr.e tax preparation ft plan- 671-6300/583-5300/946-3900 fully insured. Call 630-1612. dows, custom homes a complete ning, accounting ft auditing ser- 665 Moving & Cell any day or hour I remodeling service. Call vices Individual, partnership, 480 Construction 671-6169 corporate. 842-8647, 24 hrs. Storage 740 Tree Services TAX RETURNS TEACHERS MOVING INC — Big WOODYS TREE SERVICE — CUSTOM NEW HOMES — Alter- ADD A LEVEL — Doormers> . ad. All copy subiect lo approval b wMn windows Lowest feaa in Monmouth or small. Licensed and insured Traa A shrub trimming A re< mmmi Fully insured Free esti LAST NAMES IN MESSAGE Kiss • or Heart • 00 62.000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4LINES-ftDAY8ONLY $49 Mail your check or money order with your message coupon to... LOVP O Gram Dept 8EE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 >/ Plain Shrpwsbury N J 300 AutosfertaU 300 Autos lor Salt B10 The IJatiy Register MONDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1984 102 Houses for r«nt 1M Commercial 131 Housts for Sale 2*0 Motorcycle* Rentals RUMSON - Sale by owner Llv- AWASAKI LTD 750 I960 — RCEDES - 19M. 200D. 4 ITTLE SILVER — 3-Bedroom *c cond , mag wheels ft alaay HEVY 1964 SUPER SPORT - jed, restored Aaklng *5600 101 ApartnrnU ng room/dlnlng room combo, rv xc. cond., must eee to ap- 71 Merchandlst SO Bicycle* Ranch. Family room, flraplaca room. 3 bedrooms. eat-In 4V 1 owner 5.600 mi Aaklng 661-0407 baa* Exc cond. 1750 per mo.RED BANK — Professional office 1600 Call attar 5, 495-3206 reclate. Make offer Cell EAST KEANSBURO - 1 large kitchen, pantry, detached gar- 39-6764 after 6:30 p.m week- for Sale Mini Bikes 747-4017 suites available In various Zim- age. $73,500. 842-4477. 974 Mustang II — Hot blue oomt. mutt be eeen to ap- marer buildings Unlta range KAWASAKI 1062 K2 305 - - lys, anytime on weekends. 1H1 HONDA EXPRESS MOPED prlclate Can 787-0882 atler 3 Jo uto. PS/PB. AC, 4 cyl.. exc. MIDDLETOWN — Shady Oaka. from 1-3 rooms to 2,000 sq ft, SELLER'S SACRIFICE — 4 ng S10O0. Very good cond Very Asking $2100. Cell BOO adult new condo. 2 badroom. lat all unlta are carpeted, air con- ow mileage Uead 1 summer HEVY NOVA 1973 — 2 door. WASHER badroom bl-level, Barnegat 10.000 ml . dam gre«n, running 87-6477, after 6. EJIC cond ft other itarr Call »7l-2»7» loor, $700. ERA UNCROFT Re- ditioned A have on-site parking (39,900 aa crash bar and cover Call altoro. 747-3939 ondlllon »SOO Call 532-7904 Call 530 0695 GENERAL MOPED 198t — Like EATONTOWN Ratea range from $200 per mo • KIRWAN CO. 767-6600 47-0105 10AM-10PM. USTANG II 1974 — Auto 302 $12 per sq ft. -f utilities Call on-Frl.. Sun-747-5936 new, uMd 3 moe eekinQ $700. or A 2 bedroom spacious garder MIODLETOWN COTTAOE 500LTD— 1081. Kawasaki. 2300 -• sunroof, muat sell this week WASHER ft DRYER EXTRAVA- apt*., haat A hoi water Included owner. Walter Zlmmerer. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — HEVY — 1971, one owner. QANZAi — Rebuilt 0 E ft Whirl- Mat ofler Call 767-2MO. after 4 Prlvala. oood araa. $300 • •er 2 bedroom, enclosed ml. Like new. Asking S16O0. 996 of beat offer CaJt 842-7976 rant Sorry no pati Call HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3«» 1234842-9595 eeds tune-up * rubber $300 pool Special low prices, all this 1-1260 porch, appliances a carpeting 87-8433 LDS 1978 — Delta M, 4 door. week. $14B ft up Futl warranty icluded- Call 747-2838. all 966-2620. 81 Sports MIDDLETOWN - 3 Dedroom MoiorcyclM — 1 Wlnd- 13,000 ml. all options. 350 V-B. Call 542-0400 FREEHOLD — Poat and Coach homt SSOO/mo plua uttlltlaa. TINTON FALLS — Over 1000 sq HEVY MALIBU 197B — 4-di 1,900. After 7. cell 842-7559 village 1-bedroom garden apta jammerfalrlng. AM/FM radio, Equipment Rafarancaa required. VECCHIO ft, large lighted parking lot, next addle bsgs, trunk, air horn ft Jan brown, 1 owner, 67,500 available Hot water ft pool sup- to Dam Site Restaurant $700 a 132 Condos & . , nice cond- $2400. Call week- LDSMOBILE - 1976. con- WASHER/DRYER — White West- Realty. Inc. Realtor 767-7500. Issy bar $350 389-2706 plied Open eves Cell 462-2225 mo. + utilities 642-5303. U no Townhouse* ayi 9 to 5. 741-1222. ertlble. $1000 AfWr 4; Inghouse •tackablei, almond RED BANK - 2 or 3 Dedroom, HOME GYM — 3 in 1 bench. 350 HIGHLANDS ON THE HILL — answer, cell 642-7760. le UZUKI 08 860 E 1081 — Low B1-3388 _^______color 6 mo old. exc. cond . S750 lbs i" assorted ilul plates •re* aun porch, availabl* im- maaaage for Joe. A BADGE OF DISTINCTION — mi. like new cond Helmet A HEVY MALIBU 1971 — Runa or best otter Call 957-0498 attar Oreat viewl 1 bedroom. All utll- mediately. $525 + eecurlryft uin - Shadow Lake Village Rentals - raat. good interior, needs front LDSMOBILE - 1972, PS/PB. Chroma bars paid (450. sell for tiea included. 1 '* mo security windshield incl. $1695. will talk r, single owner. 1600 or beat 8 p m WOO Call 264-5472 MM llei Call Fruntl. Bkr . 530-8282 Ressles 66-6444 nd work, aaklng S200. Call Available March 1, $340 per mo 110 Wanted to Rent WALKER & WALKER, Realtors 566-6660 Her Call 563 9662 after 6 WASHER & DRYER 8 SKI BOOTS - Kottlax. ledtes 103 Rentals to 2 BEDROOM APT OR HOUSE 741-5212 MNI 024 1078 — Yetlow ft $99 00 aach. alia 8, eac cond.. S79. Call day 200 Trucks & Call 738-0699. or 988-5081. HIGHLANDS — 2 bedroome. — For working husband, wife A Eves : Tom Robinson ;HEVY CHEVELLE — 1966 4 ack, 4 cyl. 4 speed, good year time, 787-5262, evee 7S7-7449 $325 plua utilities, walk to stores Share mother. Mtddletown area, 747-4034 Trailers 973 Ford LTD. Need work. Call adlals . MS/MB, AC. Alpine WATERBEO — 3 mo old reasonable rant, Imm occupan- SKIIS — Downhill. Fischer. S.R. ft beeches, no pete, 291-3003 RED BANK — Riverfront apt to EATONTOWN — 2 bedroom GMC BLAZER 1971 — 4X4, V8. 1594 M/FM cassette 12700 Double wavalees mattress, Target Mada in Auitrli Top- shere with professional woman, cy, call collect 353-8636 ito. PS/PB. big tires, lift kit, 41-4165 or 088-8474.attar 6 hum liner & pad. Musi tall HIGHLANDS — 3 rooms. In pi townhousa. by owner Don't CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1973-4 grada binders. $90 291-8309 35 lo 45 S35O mo utilities irt- miss, $27,000 ood cond. first 11100 tskas it oor, AC. PS/P8. auto trans , tilt Asking $35O_ Call 530-1067. vate home, $290. Ready now. :luded. Call 842-4640. MID-STATE Rentals 283-0100 WOMEN — With one. 14 yr oldCall 542-7923 ;all after 3. 787-8572. wheel, good dependable car 84 Merchandise FEMALE TO SHARE- Apl. with son. needs an apt In 650. Call 671-2312. after 6PM HIGHLANDS — Wyndmoo MIDDLETOWN SHADOW LAKE CHEVY BLAZER 1974 — 4X4 WOOD CHIPS mother and child in Atlantic High- Matawan/Cllffwood area Immed OWNER LIKE NEW 1979 Wanted overlooking the rlyer. 1 bedroor occupancy or by middle of Feb. 1 VILLAGE — 1 Story. 2 bedrooma. with snow plow. $4000. Call after CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 1971 FIREWOOD ands Call 739-9386. 2 baths, gurage.centrsl air. NIC* HEVY MALIBU — Air. auto., Call 747-4191 >atlo apt Living room, dining or 2 bedroom, $460 all utilities p.m 871-4187. — Big. axe. cond.. new AM/FM room, eat-ln kitchen, air condl- RED BANK — Professional location, near golf coura*. pool, Cassette, new tires, battery, ax- new Urea. $3850 Call included HUD Supsldlie Exc- CHEVY SUBURBAN 1977 - 47-9432. toning, carpet Avail. March 1st woman wants to share riverfront Program Call 566-7651. for de- ibhouse Carpeted, some aust. 6th wheel $900. 671-4471 73 Machinery for ALL LIONEL TRAINS drapes, perfect cond , immedi- 20 454 V-6. auto.. PS/PB, Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal •605. 566-3612 ipt with same. 1360 inc. utl tallt- ftar 6. PARK CHEVROLET Sale 842-4640. ate occupancy. By owner altering package 92.000 ml, Salea- Leasing- Service- Parts Price no object, 048-2893 HIGHLANDS — 3 rooms, no $67 500 Call 530-4960 HRYSLER CORDORBA 1978 - 2.500 or best offer 787-4914. t 66. Neptune 776-1212 SNOW PLOW - Western. 7 W ANTIQUES WANTED pets, security, rets $276 plus ulll- REAL ESTATE Q AT SUN PICK-UP 1980 — With uto Irana, PS/PB. 45.000 elactnc. full angling for Ford. 104 Winter Rentals NAME YOUR PRICE tles 872-0168 or 356-2466 FOR SALE nsulated cap, exc cond.. illas, $3000. Call 747-1002. YMOUTH 1977 VOLARE $1200 Call alter 6 PM 8716394 International Gallenes-747-6200 NORTH LONG BRANCH — Mon- Shadow take Village WAGEN — 6 cyl., auto , air. wood KEANSBURG — New 2 bedroon ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT 3 990 Call 946-4044. CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 159 E. Newman Springs-Shrews mouth Beach area, ocesnfront, rain, looks 4 runs Ilka new. no deluxe condominium lownhouae ished. 1-bedtoom apt with Reaalea A Rentals BROUGHAM 1977 - 32.000 77 Pets and ANTIQUES — All klnda, bought 131 Houses for IAT8UN PICKUP — 1970. 5 iginal miles, fully loaded, a anta or rust, $1760. 741-6830 for rent. Easy N Y.C commute color TV, maid service ft utilities. peed, fiber glass cap New for lop cash Mary Jan* Roose- Call Ed Pepsin, Vecchlo Realty, Sale CROWELL AGENCY eat buy. $3500 Call 642-5915 LYMOUTH 1977 — Volara Livestock velt Antiques. 109 East River Hd , Call tor special winter rates by nows. Spere rims. 87,000 ml. 201-264-9811 day. week or month 741-4030 -emlera. AC. PS/PB, AM/FM 2 BLUE POINT SIAMESE — 1 Rumson 642-3159. Member Ap- $37,9OO/KEANSBURO — Move- 3000 Call 671-2241 CHRYSLER CORDOVA 1977 - KEANSBURG — 3 room garden BEACHCOMBER MOTEL. n cond. 2 bedrooms/hot water Resident Salespeople 1.000 original miles PS/PB, AC •aaette, sunroof, good cond. male 1 female, $75 ea Call praisers Association of America Evenings A Weekends 222-8479 baseboard heat Enclosed patio DODGE 1975 — Stake body xc. cond, lust passed inspec- all 741-3677 787-4644 Helge Stewart Jean Mitchell ack. V8 motor, asking (4000 Exc, location. Quiet street on Aaklng $2,700. Cal YMOUTH VOLARE 1978 — 2 2 FEMALE ~ 1 Year defeat*, 105 Summer 495-2140. 741-6540 842-7311 With snow plow Call 747-42. 67-4793 •payed wilh all snots Free lo BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR .. stick shift. 6 cyl. low ml. good home Call sfier 4 PM, APPLEBROOK — Ifusiom OODQE VAN 1974 — CIRCLE CHEVROLET ood cond $1960. 671-6750 SALE - Call Second Hand LH, KEANSBURO — 4 rooms, haat A Jentaji 133 Income ood cond Private mui 842-3178 264-0777 After 6. 264-8615 hot water supplied Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Hv hrawsbury Ave Shrewsbury LYMOUTH CUDA 1973 340 — BRADLEY BEACH — Attractive 5 800 542-8295 000 ml. on NEW motor A trans, Highest prices paid tor all Items, Call 842-2117 __ n apt., closo to ocean, ing room with beamed celling A Property 741-3130 Advanced And raised hearth fireplace, dining uslom paint fob. 4 speed, antiques ate For bargains, atop Beaton $4000. 264-2427 after ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ORD 1966 — Custom cab. nice Corvette Convertible 1969 Beginners at 24 Broad Si , Keyport KEANSBURQ-BIQ SELECTION room, eat in kitchen, large lot. 4 one bedroom units, separate eaders cam, TM heads, factory 3j3O ondmon Asking $676 Also; New factory installed eng Is -barrell, all new brakes, (MUCH 1 bedroom, klda okay $200 B $ 114.000 by owner. 957-0066 utllltleBl Only $92,500. Favorable ORD VAN 1972 — Red. 6 cyl DOG TRAINING Quy Johnson financing to qualified buyers! 5000 takes III Call between 5 & * MORE TO SEE) Ask tor Ed. 2 badroom, kids okay $300 • CEDAR AND GLASS CONTEM- Asking $1575 Call 741-1751. •M 530-7058. Bayshore Dog Club. 741-8046 Buy A Buys HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 106 Furnished PORARY ON HEAVILY WOOD- NEW MARKETS REALTY 4.500 95% restored 264-0236 Single Itama lo entire Rooms ED LOT — Heritage House Real- REALTORS 741-8211 ELCAMINO 1973 — 307 engine, CORVETTE 1968 — 2 lopa. Ask DOBERMAN — Mala, 2 yra old, households KEANSBURO — 3 room apt.. ancy wheels. Cap, vinyl roof ng $6000 Call 671-9644 After 6 LYMOUTH VOLARE STATION ABERDEEN TO RED BANK i»4a4B4e HOWELL — 2 story, good poten- great with kids, needs good Antique furniture, jewelry, silver ._ bus line, suitable 1 or 2 $1375. Call 320-2070. 1 m call 291-5631. WAQON 1976 — Auto , PB/PS. home, asking $50, also 1 yr. olc Immediate cash 642-4336 adults, $350 plus elec Ref andRooms A studios from $40 a wk COUPLE LOOKING TO BUY —tial, near Rt. 9. $87,000 ERA ood running cond., $700 Shepherd/Collie, female, great HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 Llncroft Rea!lorr_747-3939 ORD SUPERCAB 1974 - DATSUN 200 SX 1978 — Auto we 671-4766. Fleetwood Park Split, privately, ins., AM/FM cassette, AC 63-5669 with kids, will spay at no cost WANTED KEANSBURQ please call 739-9444 No re- Am/fm tape, wagon wheels, 787-4768 Any conditio KEANSBURO — 2 bedrooms, 135 Commercial aather Int.. 56.000 miles, very ONTIAC 1966 - Calallna. 9 493-4911 Rooms (or rent altors. ood tires runs good $1000 aasengar, station wagon Good 263-0100 30-0952. lean, beat offer over $3,000 ENGLISH SPRINGER tPANIIL TURN~YOUR DIAMONDTTNTO Call 787-6669 or 7S7-9BS1 GLORIA NILSON Property ilng cond. $100 644-6747. KEYPORT — 1 bedrrn apt In Z22-6163. - Male. yaar old Cat DOLLARS — Convert Old Jew- LITTLE SILVER — Furn. room Realtors HOWELL — 2 story, good poten- ORD PICK'UP FISOTCUSTOM elry to Cash DON PON'S JEW DATSUN B210 HATCHBACK ONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1066 - 741-0708 renovated house on water $475 with bath, professional person. Hwy 35. Shrewsbury 642-6009 tial, near Rt. 9, $87,000 ERA )7B — A-1 immaculate cond ELERS Wl'l Buy from private 977 — 4 spd., very reliable Qood cond , 103.000 mllea. FOR~"ADOPTION DOG - 7 mo mo. Incl heal A all uill Aval •smoker only $250 Llncrotl Realtor!), 747-3939 iany extras, must see lo ap owners and estates ANTIQUE HIGHLANDS — Newer 3 69,000 miles. $1900 firm 500 Csll 842-6767 old. female, black, short hair 530-6935 PARKING AREA — For trucks, prlciate Call 264-7461 oi CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW- March 1. Security & rets re badroom Ranch, central air. gas 672-9409/g22-7243 ONTIAC — La Mans Wagon, alert, agile intelligent Exc and or equipment, fenced. Rl. 64-3440 ELRY DtSIGNED 799 River Rd quired 946-7297 LITTLE SILVER BEAUTIFUL PRI- heal, near private beach, 979, 58,000 ml., auto., air. dark health. Has had all ahots 84 0 RNATIONAL. SCOUT 1076 DATSUN F10 - 1977. 62.600 542-0507 Fair Haven. H J 642-6257 MODERN APT — Near Iranspor VATE HOME — S300 a month * 1 ^ 933-2632 35. Mlddletown. 747-7000. ml., needa body 4 trana. work $3700 or best offer. WANTED — Old ~ oriental rugs. tenon, best time lo call before '41-81M — 4x4. good cond. AM FMCall after 6 p.m, ft aak for Jack 47-737O RECTBANK — FOR RENT Store assette stereo $1900 Call FREE — Pedigreed 2 year old any site or condlt noon 495-0416 LONQBRANCH HILLS OF front office or shop space 1100 671-4134. male Irish Setter, * 1-800-472-8998 91-5402 ONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1970 — RED BANK -~5 rooms, quiet Call sq ft. Call 842-0349 cyl, auto.. PS/PB. AC. AM/FM cail747-7860 HIGHLANDS JEEPWAGONEER 1977 DATSUN 1982 280Z — 2 + 2 suburban area, S525. inquire 222-5411 eves, aather Interior. T-bar roof Cal sssetta. vinyl bucket seats. con- 11 room, mini cond., living room Needs work, 4 wheel drive FREE — Young mala dog, mlxed| | Lea Gertrude Apta . 345 Broad MIDDLETOWN — Cheerful large 137 Lots and ~~ 741-5592 Die, rear detroat. Immaculate REAL ESTATE 21 X 21' with fireplace, formal $1600 breed Must be good horn RE NTALS St.. 741-2264. Ask lor Mr. Olllai room 8 bath for proteasional Acreage need tor quick sale $4450. Call 739-6764, after 6 30 PM dining room, sun deck Includes Call 671-0332. DATSUN 310 1979 — AC RED BANK - Luxury hl-rlse 2 mala, m cozy unique setting 3 room apt. Oreat mother & 47-9539 after 5 p.m., and week- bedroom.2 baths. ALSO I An effi- Non-smoker, 872-0222 LEONARDO — l'i acres. Hwy. FEP CJ5 1900 — 4 cyl, AM/FM stereo. 4 speed. 63,000 nda. FREE — Cals, spayed & daughter, $119,000 Call to see 36. business zone, close to den- peed. 62,000 ml., soft-top, new miles. $2750 739-1107 declewed females, owner al- 101 Apartments ciency Call 12-1 PM. 6-7 PM RED BANK Paul P iQVl. Inc. 671.8044. tist, chiropractor & bank Only windows, runs exc. must sell DATSUN 1978 — 200 I. lergic. 49544767 after 6. all day A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS 642-4685 Cozy, furnished room, private HOLMDEL $58,000 LESHER ASSOC . RE' 4500 or best offer. Cal hatchback, 30,000 miles, weekends No charge, no obligation home. EDWARD VW COLLINS speed. AC. AM/FM stereo eluxe package, loaded, mint RED BANK~^-~1 bedroom apt. 95-4064 or 2813 always garage kept and main- GREAT DANE — Black male. 13 Free advertising A screening Recently renovated $350 per Quiet safe area 530-8317. AGENCY 946-4144 . $5000 767-8172 ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY MTDDLETOWN — Hwy 38. i sined Immaculate cond.. inside mo $150 Call 776-6256, after MID-STATE Rentals 263-0100 o. + utli No pets Cal PICK~UP~ TRUCK -~1981 Dodge 'ONTIAC SPRINT — 1072. V0. RED BANK — Near slotes 4 acres 1 mi from ocean, busl 1am. 6 cylt auto. 8 ft bed. and out, runs exc must st ABERDEEN TO RED BANK 2-3654 KEANSBURG — 5 room house ood transportation, $500 or transportation, coiy room ir ness zone Close lo ccndos A S/PB. AM/FM stereo. 26,000 apprlclate $2175 Call 369-2521 IRISH SETTERS — 15 weeks old Mlddletown 1 bedroom, $300 a RED BANK BEAUTY large home Full house pnvi- on extra large lot. center of town, townhouses. $200,000 LESHER DATSUN 2807^975 — AM/FW •at offer. Call 787-8607 quick sale, principles only, call ml Exc cond $6200, 493-6004. 5 femalat, 3 males Call Freehold duplex, pats. $300 s 1 bedroom, utit paid, $300 s eges S158 •* utilities Call 5-8 ASSOC . REALTORS, 291-0919 air. looks 4 runs good, $185C ONTIAC LE MANS — 1000. 6 872-9395 _ __• Eatontown area. 1 bedroom, HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1234 pjT^530-832B RUMSON — Country Club area, OYOTA 4X4 SR5 PICK UP 1083 Call 870-1390 yl. 4 door Mdan. Air AM/FM A $200 aiOC a ot apts. avail! — AM/FM, spoke wheels, RED BANK — Nicely furnished LTNCROFT — Colonial-Splitp . 4/1 '* acres $112,500 Call ther extras $3000. Call Eric KEESHOND~P\JPPY —~AKC 12 NJ s largest selection! Call today' RED BANK — 3 room apt. tor hrome step bumper, grill gusn aT1p6rARA 1971 — Rui llngle or matured couple (425 a room with private entrance & bbedroomsd , 22 % btbathsh , didmi 741-9524 fter 6:30 767-2003. weeks old, beautiful markings, HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 & cap $6100 Csll 663.0683, c very good, AM/FM. 4 steel belted must sell Call after 5 p.m. no Sec. & rate No pets parking 842-4996/747-4187 oom. familf y room with fireplace. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — ~ Central air Gas heat 2 car gai 787- 3745^ adlals. $475 or beat offer. Ca RABBIT 1083 OTI — AM/FM 291-5609 Heat/water Included. Call be- 138 Mobile Homes assette. AC. sunroof, exc cond. bedroom garden apts Walk to TWO MODERN ROOMS' age On quiet street beautiful 741-6191. tween 6-7 p.m.-671-1227. Call afier 6 p.m.. 067-0776 MALMUTE/QERMAN SHEPARD N Y transportation ft shopping Mature Business Persons trees. $129,900 By owner EATONTOWN — 1962 Cham- 300 Autos for Sale DODGE RAM 1978 — Exccond 671-6564 after 12 noon — Mmed. 5 wk old pupa, mft I .Rent includes heat ft hoi water SEA BRIGHT - Beeutlful 747-3566 pion, 12x46 with 16 K 10 custom 979280ZX — AM/FM cassette oaded, $4800 Please ca ^JITTENHOUSE LINCOLN- $30 495-2511 Alter 4 30 badroom Apt, fireplace & new add on living room Perfect foi tereo, 6 speakers, window MERCURY Inc. large deck, $575 mo , includes 108 Commercial MIDDLETOWN — Must sell. I 264-6162 I'UHE OFlttD GtHMAN PUP young couple $21,900 542-2902 ouvers. head lamp covers. 000 HWY 35 OCEAN TWP ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 27-29 haat. hot water For information -ooma. 2 full baths, Ideal locatior EATONTOWN 1983 — 14X40, DODGE MONACO STATION PIES — Father prize European 1st floor, 1 bedroon Rentals for children, secluded back yard 280ZX light. Funroof. mags, radio 775-1500 ' Bay Ave , call Bill at 530-0001 •vastier, dryer, furnished Nice WAGON 1973 — Needs a little ea Only ? $385 plu 930 SQ FT — First Moor pnr large deck $88,000. 741-8735 burglar alarm Call 495-0153 work, asking $500 . OLDS-CADILLAC area. $22,500. Call 542-3788 Paul P. I SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — office space Broad St Red MONMOUTH BEACH — River AMC GREMLTN 1973— 1 owner Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank after 5 p.m. Call 495-4060 Upper 2 badroom enclosed Bank Call 530-3600/ view) 5 bedrooms, 2't bath Col- solid transportation, runs well 741-0010 RABBITS ft BUNNIES - Mi ""TVLLTANDLORDS porch, near golf course A pool DODGE DART CUSTOM 1972 — lop. dwarf & regular Reasonably LONG BRANCH — Prime