Keansburg seeks new fire truck after fatal blaze, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Righetti fires no-hitter Pending legislation LONG BRANCH Bosox bow to first Yankee no-hitter Lead-screening examinations since Larsen's perfect game. for pre-schoolers proposed. Today's Forecast: Thundershowwrs by tonight Page B3 Page B1 Complf wfcthf on A2 The Daily Register VOL.106 NO. 2 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1983 . 25 CENTS Industries say no to 'right-to-know9 By JO ASTRID OLADING industry throughout the state. But representatives of local in- president and general counsel for ple this way is actually better than The bill, which is considered the Tbe complex bill, designed to in- dustries, most of which did not par- Charles of the Ritz, Ltd., which has simply labeling," he said. "Our ex- most comprehensive of its kind in Tbe controversial "right to form employees working with haz- ticipate in the lobbying against the a manufacturing plant in Holmdel. perience is that workers don't both- the country, would require- firms to know" bill awaiting Gov. Thomas . ardous substances through a system bill, feel the legislation will com- He said current practices in the er with labels." In his seven years supply inlorm'ation to the state H. Kean't signature It greeted with of labeling, passed the state As- plicate enforcement of adequate Holmdel plant include extensive in- with Charles ol the Ritz, he added, Health Department and the Depart- skepticism by several Moninouth sembly, 62-12, last week after It safety standards already in effect in struction, readily accessible master the firm's track record in industrial ment of Environmental Proteawn County industries, whose spoke* months of hearings, legislative bat- their workplaces. instruction books detailing handling safety has been "excellent." about materials used. men warn that tbe legislation will tles, and intense lobbying by en- "We feel our current practice is and emergency procedures, and re- Mosteller noted that the legisla- The universal labeling provision increase costs, jeopardize trade se- vironmental and industrial repre- sufficient, which we do volun- quired "step-by-step" procedures. tion "will obviously increase the ot the bill will give firms 18 months crets and have a chilling effect on sentatives. tarily," said David Mosteller, vice "Our feeling is that training peo- cost of production ' See Industries, page At County fetes Fourth; crash kills area girl County residents Jammed the highways, beaches and waterfront piers yesterday, de- claring Independence from tbe workaday world and tropical humidity. Then were no fatal accidents in the county, but a 19-year-old Freehold girl was killed early yesterday morning after her car ran off Dover Road in Berkeley Township and struck the rear of a disabled truck.

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Lisa UusUn mi pronounced dead at 2:50 a.m. at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River, after her Toyota coupe struck the Kit rear of a Chevrolet pickup truck parked on tbe northbound shoulder of Dover Road. Tbe driver of the truck, Timothy Clark, was sitting in his vehicle at the time of the accident, but was not Injured, police said. - Rtglutr pholoi by Lirrv PtrM Two passengers In Gustln's car, Craig WORKS LIKE MACIC — There are some things you're never too old to enjoy. Sypniewski, 21, and Michelle Abeam, 19, Middletown residents Mike Robinson, John Stofira, Morgan Larson and William both of Toms River, were treated for minor Castellano may all be 16, but the look in their eves moves them momentarily injuries at Community Memorial Hospital back to boyhood as they gaze at last night's pyrotechnics at Marine Park in Red and released. Bank. Traffic was reported heavy on most ma- jor thoroughfares and police departments called in extra hands to direct cars from firework displays and.crowded beaches. While motorists met traffic delays and 'Problem' cuts short Red Bank fireworks minor accidents yesterday, those traveling Gaul said an announcement will be which was docked in the Navesink River, As the last plummeting spark of the by sea and air also bad their share of prob- By LAURA QUINN made today explaining what cut snort the appeared to be in flames by the end of the finale extinguished, most spectators lems. RED BANK - A riverfront fireworks 16,000 display, which was scheduled to last show. maintained their positions, expecting the In Monmouth Beach, a Piper plane pull- display was mysteriously cut short here for an hour. However, police and fire officials said show to continue. However, moments lat- ing an advertising banner made a sudden yesterday, sending 10,000 spectators home No one was hurt by the "problem," they were not informed of a blaze or any er, they found themselves gazing at a crash landing on Sedge Island in the after only 15 minutes of erratic ex- she added. other mishap on the boat. colorless sky and began to rush for the Shrewsbury River. plosions. parking lots. "All I can tell you was there was a The director refused to disclose the Witnesses said they were sure some- According to Sgt. William Luell of the "That seemed like an awful lot of problem on the barge," Mary Ann Gaul, name of the company which had been thing was wrong when the grand finale, New Jersey State Marine Police in Mon- hired for the first time to provide the which called for several simultaneous ex- preparation for so little, "said one parting mouth Beach, the pilot and sole inhabitant of director of the borough Parks and Recrea- tion Department, said after the disappoin- fireworks. - " plosions in patriotic colors, hovered over visitor, burdened with the lawn chairs and the plane, Charles Modxelewski, was not the river instead of rising above it. See Gouty, page At ting show In Marine Park. According to witnesses, the barge, See Fireworks, page At Beach Boys ultz launches send Watt a message Mideast mission By BARRY SCHWEID The U.S. secretary of state ar- ATLANTIC CITY

-t- TUESDAY, JULY 5,1983 The Daily Register A3 THE NATION Reagan to press merit pay with teachers Surplus food goal of fast SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) - President R* 510,000-member AFT has fought merit pay plans in the hostile than the NBA." And although the aide predicted who relaxed at hit ranch while would-bDuld-be Demo- past. And its invitation for Reagan to address its the president would not take a combative approach KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A teat city arc* yesterday critic opponents wooed the nation's largest teachers' national convention in Los Angeles is no guarantee that toward the union, be said Reagan had no intention of beneath a soaring war memorial where protesters plan union, goes before a rival union today to tell teachers it will drop its outspoken opposition to Reagan's ignoring the sensitive issues. , to fait until the federal government agrees to rebate what many of them don't want to hear. broader education policies. AFT President Albert Shanker told reporters after a billions of pounds of stored food to the nation's poor. Reagan if winding up his week outside Washington A official familiar with the speech said recent lunch with Reagan at the White House that they "It will take a commitment from the Whin House, with a speech In Los Angeles to the American Feder- Reagan would make a pitch for his merit pay before the had discussed issues on which they might agree and the Agriculture Department or the Congress for us to ation »( Teachers, the AFL-CIO union that to far has union as part of his campaign to improve the quality of didn't dwell on past disputes. But Shank er made it clear give up our fast," laid Mitch Snyder of the Washington- remained open to Reagan's proposal that teachers be education by raising standards and rewarding ex- he had no intention of giving up his union's fight against based Community for Creative Non-Violence. paid according to how well they teach rather than how cellence. administration cuts in the education budget, its tuition Most of the SO people expected to participate long they've been hi the classroom or their degrees. One official, who asked not. to be identified, said tax credit proposal or dismantling of the U.S. Depart- planned to drink fruit juice and broth, although some But like larger National Education Association, the Reagan picked the AFT to address because it was "less ment of Education. would drink only water, he said. Snyder's group said the Agriculture Department hat stored 768 million pounds of cheese, 388 million pounds of butter, 13 billion pounds of dry milk, S3 million Newton pounds of honey, 1.74 billion pounds of rice, and nearly A nation fetes ' 400 million bushels of corn, wheat, soybean* and oats. concert Boys named in $3 million fire its 207th Fourth WHITE ROCK, N.M. - Two young boys were being goes off Immigrants from 28 countries became U.S. held in a youth detention center yesterday in connection citizens in Virginia yesterday and the Beach Boys, . wi th a fire that caused nearly 13 million In damage to an WASHINGTON (AP) bounced from the annual show at the Washington elementary school. • » — Singer Wayne Newton Monument, drew almost as big a crowd as their brought his Las Vegas The boys, aged 8 and 9, broke Into the Chamlsa replacement, as the nation celebrated a booming casino act to the National Elemental y School and vandalized each room, throwing Fourth of July. Mall on a rainy Fourth of papers about and spraying fire extinguishers on the Officials in the little town of Itasca, 111., saw their July night, telling a walls and floors, said Los Alamos Police Lt. Jim Keane. plans to release a giant American flag go with the crowd of about ise.oeo "'They got into the library and set a tire In one of the WlttTHeaTHT y ,pWp,gyWiiidfng'iyo!iiiy d that during the con- desk drawers," Keane said. "Then they couldn't put It in the school district, blew up 300,000 red, white and troversy over his ap- out and they panicked and ran away." blue balloons, tied them to a string grid and planned to pearance "the two The roof over the library wing collapsed as the fire release them in the shape of a giant flag. things I never lost faith in swept through that section of the school, weakening one But winds up to 20 mph undid part of the work, was the man upstairs and wall and causing smoke and heat damage to the rest of unearthing stakes and prematurely setting free entire you." the school. Firefighters contained the blaze hours after sections, said organizer Phil Valenti. In addition, "A Newton was booked It was set Thursday night but it rekindled in the roof lot of the kids out there were letting them go, but you for the annual Independ- Saturday, Keane said expect that with 10- annd 12-year-olds." ence Day celebration by That failure aside, it was a day spread with Interior Secretary James superlatives like the mustard slathered on millions of Little hope for miner's safety G. Watt as a replacement hot dogs cooked on enough charcoal to heat for the Beach Boys and HOMER CITY, Pa. - A coal mine inspector miss- for the entire winter, or so it seemed. other rock groups who ing for two days after an explosion ripped through a Emil Gomez, 25, of the Bronx, a 210-pound accoun- the Secretary said at- shaft probably won't be found alive, officials acknowl- tant, got his share of the food. In 10 minutes, he ate tracted the "wrong ele- edged yesterday. 10"2 hot dogs — with rolls — to win the hot dog-eating ment." Lee Mitsko, an inspector for the Helen Mining Co., contest at Nathan's on Coney Island, where thousands has been missing since 6:30 p.m. Saturday when of New Yorkers had fled temperatures that climbed monitor instruments at the Indiana County mine, which While Newton was into the 90s for the third straight day. had been closed for the weekend, indicated an explosion performing, Watt was Arriving in Atlantic City, N J for their 7:30 p.m. in the shaft he was inspecting. hosting his annual fire- surfside concert, the Beach Boys glimpsed 100,000 Bruce Dallas, spokesman for the state Department works-watching party people gathered on the beach by 4:30 p.m. "It's nice of Environmental Resources, said yesterday that from the balcony of his NATIONAL BLAST — July 4 fireworks fan out over the Washington to see everybody didn't go to the Wayne Newton rescue workers had little hope of finding Mitsko alive office in the Interior De- Monument and a reflecting pool lined with spectactors last night. The show," said Beach Boy Mike Love. The show opened because of a heavy buildup of explosive methane gas partment. crowd was estimated at 300,000 patriots. at730pm with about 200,000 people on hand. seeping from the coal seams.

Allen says B00I5 CHABGf »MEf>IC»NE«W>(SS MASIEPCABO VIS* he received Carter brief RED BANK SALE DAYS NEW YORK (AP) - Richard V. Allen, former national security adviser to President Reagan, says Wednesday-Saturday, July 6-9 be received material from a National Security Coun- cil source in the Carter White House in I960, ABC News reported last night. Allen, who served as Reagan's foreign affairs adviser during the presi- dential campaign, was quooted by ABC as saying tnat he did not solicit the material but that "it was thrown over the transom." sale. That's value...p He said he received such material on perhaps three occasions and that none of it was classified. He described it as relating to morale at the NSC. Allen declined to name SPORTSWEAR the source of,the material, MENS CLOTHING WOMEN but said he may do so if asked by authorities, the Men's Sport Shirts 19.99-29.99 network said. Hickey-Freeman Suits 439.-499. Suits 209.-279. Ail wool & poly/wool tropicals. Tailored spring styles in wool & wool Long & short sleeve summer weights in had reported on Friday Were 525.-595. blends. Were ?60.-375. . • plaids & solids. Were 25.-40. that Allen had received copies of portions of daily staff reports that were Southwick Suits 269. Jackets 64.-179. Men's Knit Shirts 19.99-27.99 sent to President Carter Poly/wool tropicals. Were 325. Silk, wool blends, cotton, & cotton Large assortment of pure cotton knits national security adviser blends. Were 90.-235. in solids & stripes. Were 26.-36.50 Zbigniew Brzexlnski by his senior aides. Other Fine Suits 199.-249. The newspaper quoted a Pory/wool tropicals. Were 235.-295. Skirts & Slacks 29.-69. Cotton Sweaters 34.99-69.99 former high-level Reagan Tailored & casual styles in all wool, linen Crew necks, some v-necks & cardigans, campaign adviser as de in solids, stripes, argyles, & cable knits. scribing the material as Sportcoats 149.-319. _• blends, cotton, & cotton blends. "mostly atmosphericfrr^: Selected solids & patterns ki cotton, Were 40.-100. Were 45.-90: ' stuff about poor morale at • linen, & silk blends. Were 185.-395. the NSC. That sort of Shirts & Blouses 19.49. Outerwear 49.-89. thing." However, the Post said Dress & Casual Slacks 24.-54. Short & long sleeved styles in silk, "Cotton & cotton blend parkas & waist Brtetinski told it that re- Solids & patterns in all wool, poly/wool polyester, cotton, & cotton blends. length jackets with zip fronts. Some- ports to him from NSC tropicals, poplin, & sailcloth. Were 3O.-7O. ™~*™' reversible. Were 62.50-125t^^^»^ staff members on each iiu;i<% uue, authorities HI • No Injiries were re- ported. I Milam County Judge fW Smith called a special ••raMstioaer's court

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• nc uMyin Hani TUESDAYIUESDAY,, JULJULY 5.198b, istw3 _ #%*P is. V|B Priority sites to be tested for dioxin TflS-STAT- NEWARK (API - Fooibte dioxin sites uslcd in i property in Edison, where traces of dioxin had been Haitians decry AIDS risk label found. Staples said. federal report but not included on • ftaic list for Member* of New Jersey's Haitian cornmnrtUes say Traces of the toxic chemical also have been found at immediate testing will remain a low priority even they are being ostracized because their tthWc group the former Diamond Alkali Corp. plant in Newark and though the toxic chemical was found at one of those has been labeled Mat high risk of contracting ta« often- at the Uivandan Corp. in Clifton. locales, according to the Department of Environmental fatal myitery disease AIDS Two sites on the state list have been found to have Protection. The community Is being destroyed psy- no contamination — Eastern f*i»i«—| Co. in Pequan- The state's initial list of 11 priority sites was culled chologically,' Allx Remponeau of Teaoeck said. "Hai- nock and the White Chemical Corp. in Bayonne Addi from a 1W0 federal Environmental Protection Agency tian-Americans are being stigmatized, and its got to report citing about 30 places in the state where the tional tests will be conducted at While Chemical Corp., chemical might have been produced. OEP officials say however, because traces of other chemicals were found stop." the 11 sites are where dioxin is most likely to be found. in the samples. Staples said. AIDS or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Last week, dioxin was found at one of the EPA sites Also scheduled for testing on the state list are: destroys the body's ability to fight off infectUn Ac- not included among the slate's top 11. But slate of- American Cyanamid plants in Linden and cording to the Centers for Disease Control In Atlanta, ficials say that lite was tested only because its owner Bridgewater; GAF Corp. In Linden, Merck Coin there are four categories of people at risk - homosex- was also connected with a property on the initial Hawthorne: Millmaster Onyx Corp.- in Berkeley uals, intravenous, drug users, Haitians and priorities list. Heights; and Rhone-Pouleoc Inc. near New Brunswick hemophiliacs. State officials have now added that site to the Properties on the federal list but not on the state Pierre Augustave, a Union County College student, priority list - bringing it to 12. And they say investiga- priority list include: Prentiss Drug and Chemical Corp. recalled seeing a sign during a recent blood drive tions of any other EPA listings will not be conducted in Newark, Kairmount Chemicals in Newark: Sobin forbidding Haitians from donating. until the 12 are tested Chemical Corp. in Newark; Pfister in Newark and in "It was very terrible for me. > felt very embar- "There won't be automatic across-the-board RidgefieM: Tenneco Chemical Co. in Fords; W.A. rassed when I saw this," said Augustave. sampling, " said James Staples, a DEP spokesman. "A Cleary in Somerset; Du Pont in Deepwater; Inmont The poster at the college was removed when decision will be shaped by the knowledge gathered by Corp. in Carlstadt; and Aceto in Carlstadt. Edouard Petit-Homme, executive director of the Hai- this investigation (of the priority sites).'' The EPA indicated that in addition to sites being tian-American Advancement Association in Elizabeth, Staples said a 13th site may be added to the priority tested by the state, Z,3,7,t-*TCDB — the most toxic telephoned the North Jersey Blood Center to protest. list, but he refused to elaborate. dioxin — might hive been produced at the Prentiss, Solange Dorisce, a factory worker In Elizabeth, The 12th site, Blue Spruce International in Bound Cleary, Sobin, Du Pont and Tenneco sites. said two women threw water at her and said they did Brook — was1 inciuaea in ine EKA report bui noi un uie Bui siaie orfluiais say iiKii uaui indicate UMBC aiics .that'^because Haitian" c»rry AIDS." ..__. state list until June 29. when DEP Commissioner and others on the EPA list are the least likely to have James Bayard said that when he applied for a job as Robert E Hughey said a sample from the interior of a produced dioxins a security guard at Newark International Airport, he building formerly housing the pesticide firm showed a was asked, "Are you from Haiti?" When he replied reading of 8 parts per billion of dioxin. The EPA report notes that many types of dioxins that he was, his interviewer asked, "Are you one of The EPA considers more than 1 part per billion can be produced as an unwanted byproduct in the them?" dangerous to humans. manufacture of pesticides and other chemicals. And has triggered confusion because some of the companies Haitians community leaders say they are beginning The Bound Brook property was tested because the those dioxin types vary from moderate to extreme no longer operate' or own the properties. And there to fight back, and are demanding more statistical owner of the site, who has not cooperated with in- toxicity. were mistakes in the EPA report, such as listing an information and research into the disease and how it vestigators, also owned the Chemical Insecticide Corp. Officials also have noted that the EPA dioxin list Arnchem site in Linden which never existed. relates to the ethnic group. N.J. gas cost lower: study. Life expectancy of lakes diminished: officials NEWARK - The annual gasoline cost for the New Jersey motorist averages 7.64 cents per mile, slightly lower than the national 7.80 cents per mile, according to a report of the American Automobile Association. SUSSEX (AP) - The hinder swimming and boat- grow," said James often is speeded up by or thousands of years. With found in Clove Acres Lake life expectancy of lakes in ing, and it can eventually Staples, spokesman for the fertilizer runoff from humans enriching water in this Sussex County The ligures are based on 15,000 miles of travel in a several counties has been rob the water of oxygen state Department of En- farms and by waste seep- with nutrients you've borough. The 35-acre lake, 1983 Chevrolet equipped with automatic transmission been shortened by sewage and can cause fish kills, vironmental Protection. ing into the lakes from sep- speeded up the process surounded by crop and and power steering. and agricultural pollution, officials said. "It accelerates the silta- tic tanks. enormously and the lake dairy farms, soon will be "The cost of gasoline is relatively low In New state environmental of- When you put tion process. This is de- "Any lake lives and will die quicker." visited by Department of Jersey compared with other states. In fact, we're ficials say fertilizer in water you've structive." dies like a human being," Agriculture officials. almost at rock bottom," said Kathryn McKeller, AAA The pollution triggers enriched the water and it's Staples said the process said Staples. "It's a natu- A severe case of agri- spokeswoman. plant growth that can likely vegetation will known as eutrophication ral process over hundreds cultural pollution has been Officials hope to recruit When insurance, license and registration feet, tax- farmers in a voluntary pro- es, depreciation and finance costs are added-to gasoline gram to change some prac- costs. New Jerseyans pay an average 13.582 per year to Acts cause concern among civil rights leaders tices that cause nutrients own a car, according to the AAA. to seep* into the lake. The national annual auto owner's average cost is set By The Aisociated Press a bicycle. tional anthem — at the end of an assembly to Storage sheds already have at 13,564, according to the report. Several recent incidents in Camden and Last week, the city council officially recog- celebrate Black History Month in February. been constructed so ma- The AAA study based its figures on less than 10 mile Gloucester counties, including the death of an nized a human relations task force formed in Also, the state president of the National nure can be saved for drives to and from work and personal rather than Hispanic youth in what allegedly was a racial- the wake of the youth's death. Carlette Robert, Association for the Advancement of Colored spreading during periods business automobile insurance. ly motivated crime, have raised concerns one of 18 members on the task force, said the People, Irene Hill Smith, said she received when the ground is soft among civil rights leaders in New Jersey. group will seek "to begin the process of inter- death threats after speaking out in April over enough to absorb it. Man fires gun, then kills self an incident involving a Paulsboro teacher Officials are cautioning the acts do not racial harmony " in the city. There are about 1,100 EAST RUTHERFORD - A 27-year-old man police .necessarily indicate a trend, but the Rev. In another case, the Gloucester County Paulsboro officials held back a pay in- lakes in New Jersey that say was wanted for an attempted murder In New York Thomas liiggins. a member of the state Com- prosecutor is investigating a veteran crease for graphic arts teacher Robert Kerenz are 10 acres or larger, and killed himself after fifing a gun out the window of his mission on Civil Rights, said they must be Glassboro police officer recently suspended after he allegedly distributed to students a officials are also watching apartment here, authorities said. investigated because they are uncommonly for allegedly writing a racial slur across a "Nigger Application for Employment, " in 1 lakes in Monmouth and The man, identified as Rory Schouhaut, fired vicious " target at a pistol range. which blacks were referred to as lazy and Mercer counties toward the door of his apartment when two police The most serious charges have been raised unskilled. Mrs. Smith had said she wanted In Lindenwold, Camden County, tensions officers knocked after neighbors reported bearing in Camden, where a 19-year-old Atco man has Ferenz fired. flared after some white teachers at Overbrook In Sussex County, water about 10 shots coming from the two-story building, been charged with murder after allegedly an- Junior High School balked at a request by the Higgins, a Bridgeton resident, said all the and soil officials say waste authorities said. memg to passengers in his car that he had a school's Black History Committee that stu- incidents should be investigated and he urged from recent housing de- The East Rutherford policemen, David Dougherty ' point system on the lives of minorities and dents stand for the singing of "Lift Every reporting any acts that might be racially velopments around the and Dennis Christensen, were not injured. Schouhaut then running over a 7-year-old Hispanic boy on Voice And Sing" — known as the black na- motivated to civil rights officials. larger lakes h,ave ag- was found on the floor of his apartment with a bullet gravated eutrophication wound to the chest and pronounced dead at 7:12 p.m. State begins program to reduce Medicaid costs Saturday, police said. OpenS nday12-S By The Aiiocliled Preis will be offered to doctors gardless of number of pa- courage doctors to control Medicaid patients, Russo U A voucher system based in Morris, Sussex and tient visits to the doctor. costs, said Thomas Russo, said on a monthly rate rather Warren counties on a trial Theoretically a doctor director of the state's Medicaid is a tederal- than fees per visit will be basis, officials say could receive monthly Division of Medical As- and state-administered 1 offered some rural New The voucher uses a set payment without treating sistance. health care program for Jersey doctors in a pilot patient fee based on the the patient, officials say. The attention of a per- those with low incomes program designed to re- age, gender, and medical The lee would cover pa- sonal physician rather than fMMtrMMTtlOM duce the state s Medicaid history The fee schedule tient medication, lab work, a the fragmented care of a The state will monitor 44Wftf|T TMTMrttiS costs would vary from county to X-rays and fees for other hospital emergency room the pilot program via com- Faced with an annual county, officials say. health professionals to will benefit Medicaid pa- puter tracking systems, bill of |60 million for hospi- For example a Morris which the patient is re- tients, said Russo. according to officials. tal treatment covered by County doctor would earn a ferred, officials say. Medicaid, the state de- (74.04 fee for monthly Unlike a set fee-lor-vis- . Presently, the state The Morris County vised the pilot program it treatment of a woman be- it which encourages pays private doctors S9 per Medical Society is oppos- says may encourage tween the ages of 21 and 44. "Medicaid mills," where Medicaid client treated, ing the program due to the private doctors to accept blind and disabled. doctors schedule patients where a hospital is paid $60 state's failure to consult poor patients, officials say. The unique pilot system for unnecessary visits, the or more per visit. As a society doctors prior to its this is it!! The voluntary program would allow payment re- voucher plan would en- result fewer doctors treat design.

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"Watt Can't Sing Here" and a huge Watt sent an April memo saying The Atlantic City mayor had a American flag fluttered over the rock groups at the Capitol Mall fes- message for Watt: "I'd say, 'We shoulder-to-shoulder crowd. Others tivities might attract the "wrong won, you lost. No offense to Wayne listened while splashing In the water element" Newton.'" and more than 250 pleasure boats, Watt never mentioned the veter- The Beach Boys, playing from a Including fishing vessels and yachts, ARE SAYING an rock 'n' rollers by name, bat the 60-foot-long stage, opened their 90- were anchored Just beyond the surf. California singers had brought their mtnute performance with a rendi- "I think Secretary Watt wai surfin' sound to Washington in 1M0 tion of 'California Girls" and won wrong in bis evaluation," said Mat- and 1961. The interior secretary re- the first In a series of standing ova- thews, who viewed toe show from a .ABOUT scinded Us ban after protests from tions. rooftop police command post along the band's fans, including First "When they were playing, it was the Boardwalk. AMERICAS OBITUARIES MOST POPULAR Ulysses J. Deveau Edward H. Schfenack Sr. HAZLET - Ulysses J. workers Union, Newark. MIDDLETOWN - Ed- the late Anna DuPack, who Deveau, 80, of Jersey Surviving are his wife, ward H. Schenack Sr., 68, died in 1969. ct.Part, Monmouth, died Surviving are a son, Ed- Store*** ward Jr of Matawan; a SELF-HELP Sunday at Bayihore Corn- unity Hospital, Holmdel. step-daughter, Carolyn Born in North Bergen, Sylvia of Elizabeth; four two d hte Born in Nova Scotia, he »"« ". Lucille he lived in Lyndhurst brothers, Andrew and moved here 18 years ago. Hammer and Evon Saro- before moving here 18 John, both of Lyndhurst, Before retiring in 1968, »»n. •»*« »' Man.; a years ago. Walter of Jackson, and he was employed for 17 brother, Denny of Nova Mr. Schenack was a Frederick of Flordia, one years as a purchasing han- Scotia; a sister, Lucille machinist for the Dahmer sister, Tessie Bonavito of "I heard the average American uses dler for Union Carbide Auclaireof Mass., andsev- Marine Company in Union Fort Lee, and two grand- Corp., Newark. en grandchildren. Beach and a communicant children. "it 34 times a year. Well, I'm redecorating He was a member of The Laurel Funeral of St. Clement R.C. Church The Day Funeral Home, and I've used it more than 34 times this month!' Loyal Order of the Moose Home, here, is in charge of in Matawan. Keyport, is in charge of No. 1282 and the Steel- arrangements. He was the husband of arangements. Cecelia B. Furman "It taught me where to go mend John Ballantyne LONU BRANCH - charter member of the a doll's broken arm... and a daughter's Cecelia Berman Furman Hudson County Mental broken heart!' t \ ASBURY PARK - He is survived by two died yesterday at Riv- John Ballantyne, 42, of brothers, Herbert of River Health Association. erview Hospital, Red Her husband, Dr. Sol T. Seventh Avenue, died yes- Plaza and Ueorge of San Bank. terday at Jersey Shore Antonio, TexasT lour sis- Furman, died in 1978. Medical Center, Neptune. ters, Patricia Diodato of Born in New York City, she lived in Jersey City She is survived by three He was born In Long Leonardo, Nancy Slovenz sons, Joel of West Long of Holmdel, Mary Calossa before moving to this area Branch and lived in Union 30 years ago. Branch, David of Eaton- Beach, Middletown and of Laurence Harbor and town and Dr. Samuel of Hallow Well, Maine, Elizabeth Keefe of She was a member of Temple Beth El in Jersey Rumson; a brother, Arthur before moving here three Keansburg. Berman of Fla.; and seven years ago. City, the Deal Hadassah, the Ladies Auxiliary of the grandchildren. He was a teacher in The John F. Pfleger Fu- Hudson County Medical So- The Bloomfield-Cooper Hallow Well for three neral Home, New Mon-ciety, and the Deborah Jewish Funeral Chapel, years before his retire- mouth, is in charge of ar- Hospital Long Branch ment in 196S. rangements. Ocean, is in charge of ar- Chapter. She also was a rangements. James George Harding Samuel G. Juliano HAZLET - James Union Beach, and a U.S. LONU BRANCH - daughters, Virginia George Harding, 50, of Marine veteran of the Ko- Samuel U. Juliano, 68, died Detiregorio of Wall and Highland Avenue, died Sat- rean Conflict, serving in Friday at Monmouth Medi- Julie Juliano of Neptune; "I never could have found a urday at Riverview Hospi- the fleet marine force. cal Center. five brothers, Neal of Long camshaft for my '57 Caddy without it!' tal, Red Bank. Surviving are his moth- He was a self-employed Branch, Peter of West Born in New York City, er, Amelia Harding of sign painter. Long Branch, Rocco of he lived in Matawan before Rego Park, Queens. N.Y.; He was a communicant Ocean, Emilio of Ocean- moving here nine years a brother, Robert Harding of Our Lady Star of the Sea port, and James of West ago. of Hailet, and a sister, Roman Catholic Church Long Branch; a sister, Mr. Harding was an Barbara Ann Harding, of and a member of the Long Theresa Juliano of Long ironworker with the AFL- Rego Park, Queens, NY. Branch Democratic Club. Branch, and three grand- CIO Local 373, Perth Am- He was a World War II children. boy, for 30 years. The Day Funeral Home, army veteran. .__ The Damiano Funeral He was a member of the Keyport, Is in charge ot Surviving are his wife, Home, here, is in charge of • CUMAtE cdNrmx. American Legion Post 521, arrangements. Ida Boncore Juliano; two arrangements. KK03SS)

"I'm a small businessman and I figure it helped me QUALITY DESIGN LOCATION increase my sales lastyear by more than 1OO percent. That's Two contemporary office buildings, located in Shrewsbury, what I call a best-seller!' New Jersey, will be the prestige address of Monmouth County. There will be 56,000 square feet available to purchase or rent. Lease options will also be available. Office suites starting at 1,000 square feet are low in maintenance, tax "Thanks to advantageous, and afford the latest developments in safety this book, I and comfort. found a diet I Ample parking will be dispersed throughout the extensively could live with. landscaped, park-like setting which includes an outdoor And a new lounge and passive recreation area. Elevators, provisions tailor, toor for the handicapped, fire sprinklers, and alarms are but a few of the features available for the convenience of your "I took it for granted until clients and patrons. that big storm last April. Then it Revmont Park is located in Shrewsbury on Highway 35, the helped me see the light!' major north-south artery of Monmouth County, minutes away from Exit 105 and 109 on the Garden State Parkway. Situated at the intersection of Shrewsbury Avenue and Highway 35, across from Shrewsbury Plaza, the site is equidistant from two of the area's major hospitals, and convenient to airport, rail and bus services.

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"What can I say? It's everything I ever wanted to know about everything - including a late-night pizza with extra cheese." b's the Yellow Pages. And it's the most valu- able self-help book in America. People turn to their Bell §ystem Yellow Rtges for all kinds of help more than five billion times a year. So whether you're a consumep or fin gj^ an advertiser, use it for all it's worth-lag! figs The Office Condominium in the Park For further details call: New Jersey Bell The Daily Register A chance lost in Nicaragua to lay off," Pastora complained. WASHINGTON - This at the story be- Established in 1871 - Published by Tbe Red Bank Register J^want m alive only to tofitlmlst their A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper hiod tbe story of Coounamtar Zero'* cMse- flre in the guerrilla war against the Sand- puppet FDN force In the north inisU regime in Nicaragua. Unfortunately, Pastor* said be had less than HP la* JAMES E. McKEARNEY, JR. It's the story of a colossal failure by the when he announced his tafnpomrjr ceaae- President and Publisher Reagan administration to seise a golden flre on June ». Ironically, It was Uw very JACK locals of Us antl-SandlnisU nwmtM* opportunity. 1 Arthur Z Kamin, Editor: Herbert H. Thorpe, Jr., Assistant Editor; Charles C. Triblehoni, Sunday Commander Zero is the pom de guerre that drove It Into bankruptcy - IvM** * fedttor; Ruisell P. Rauch. Assistant Sunday Editor: Jane Fodenro, City Editor; Doris Kidman, of Eden Pastor*, the hero of th* l»7» revolu- ANDERSON In more recruits than be could arm, clothe Editorial Page Editor. tion'that overthrew Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio somoza. Appalled Dy tne com- "When we began (on May 1), we were Thomas C. Donahue, Director of Marketing; Daniel J Gallagher, Controller; Kevin J. MeCoort, TOO," Pastorasaid. "By the•*<**•£•• Circulation Director: Frank J. Allocca. Production Manager. munist takeover of the Sanrtfnlsta regime be helped put in power, Pajtbra want into were over 1,000 and now we are 1,000 armed eiile and gathered other dlaeochanted and in action. More are arriving every day. A6 TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1983 Sandinistas for a new revolution. More than 1,000 civilian vototeers ham When CIA-backed exiles, including medicines and the bullets you need. come to our camp. Some hiked for ua to 10 many former Somoza national guardsmen, "If we can't, we'll bring you only our days and arrived lick and without clothing 'Did you hear talk about putting a cap on the launched their counter-revolution from hope, our concerns and our brotherly love— or shoes. We have nothing to provide them, Honduras In toe north, Pastors struck from and we'll come to die with you." and not enough men to protect them." tax cut?' Costa Rica in the south. His J.090 guerrillas When he finished bis speech, Pastora RATPATROL: With the weight of die became the most effective antt-SandinisU and his men shouted the old SandinisU world resting on their shoulders, State De- force. battle cry: "Free homeland or death!" partment employees now have rat* under- But the Reagan administration, In its Pastora did not try to hide his bitterness foot An internal memo said the rodent infinite wisdom, turned its back on Pastora, at what he considered the Reagan adminis- problem was "highlighted" when some of preferring instead the "" in the tration's deliberate betrayal. the varmints were spotted scampering north with their right-wing credentials. "The CIA wants us around," he told my around the cafeteria. Pastora asked Washington for money to buy associate. "They want us fighting. But they The memo assured workers la Foggy arms and food for his guerrillas, but he don't want us 'to get big enough to be a Bottom that "everything that can bt done insisted there be no string* attache^. Tfce threat to Mr puppets " Hew** ref wring •is Deing done w eiimliuite the rats, lttciud Reagan administration said no. to the U.S.-backed Nlcaraguan Democratic ing setting traps and cleaning out nesting I sent my associate Jon Lee Anderson to Force (FON) fighting in the north. areas. ' march with Pastora inside Nicaragua. In "They have been trying to get us to join The memo admonishes employees not to fact, Anderson was standing by Pastora's the FDN, something we will never do, be- leave food on their desks bscautt that side when the rebel commander told his cause its commanders arc still ex-officers "provides a readily available food source troops that he had to call off the war in Somoza's national guard," Pastora said. for rats as well as roaches." because they were broke. The 47-year-old rebel leader said he That's how the cookie crumbles. Pastora made his announcement to would die before be would join forces with UNDER THE DOME: The CIA ha* been about 100 guerrillas in bis camp on the San his former enemies. He noted that his having a hard time trying to persuade Con- Juan River in southern Nicaragua. The father was killed by a national guardsman gress that the agency should be exempt message was relayed by radio to units when Pastora was a child. from certain Freedom of Information Act fighting deeper within the country. The Reagan administration's refusal to requirements. In questioning Deputy CIA "There's no money left to keep fight- provide funds for Pastora's operation was Director John McMabon, Sen. Patrick ing," Pastora told his men. "This is the something he could tolerate. They had been Leahy, D-Vt, remarked sympathetically difficult and harsh reality. You must make getting money from private donors, includ- that the agency must get a lot of nut re- up your minds what to do — to go back to ing several U.S. corporations, and from quests. He then recalled a woman who your assigned combat zones and subsist in some governments in Europe and Latin prowls tbe Capitol regularly and assures the bush or not. America. senators that she protects them from a CIA But what Infuriates Pastora is what he machine that beams rays at the lawmakers, bending them to the agency's wisTses. "You must go on with what you have. claims is the CIA's deliberate sabotage of We can't promise you any more. If we can, their fund-raising efforts. McMahon observed dryly: "We'll have we'll return to you with the boots, the "The CIA has told potential supporters to bring that machine in for rehab." In Miss Hoibrook's school SCRABBLE, Va. - A couple of weeks that name that runs from Washington Park ago my wife ran across the book that had north to 47th Street. Across tbe park to the been her first primer in the public schools south and east is the campus of the Univer- of Wilson, N.C., in 1926 The book was "The sity of Chicago. In that scholarly setting, Hiawatha Primer," written by Florence academic excellence was expected. By the Holbrook, principal of Forestvllle School in time he finished the eighth grade, Whitney Chicago, and published by Houghton-Mif flin JAMES J. recalls, he had racked up a year of algebra, in 1898. two years of Latin and four years of Ger- I wrote a column about this tough and KILPATRICK man. demanding little book' contrasting it with "We did Shakespearean plays in cos- the sappy stuff that was forced upon our tume and memorized our lines. We memo- own children in the 1950s, and I remarked rized the Declaration of Independence, the that Miss Holbrook must have been a super- Gettysburg Address and the preamble to lative teacher. The column.produced a grat- the Constitution We memorized the presi- ifying mail, including two letters that per- tant attention. Very truly, Florence M. dents in order from Washington to Teddy New court assignments mit me to document that surmise. Holbrook, Prin." R., and their terms of office. When we gave One letter comes from Hugh A. Fogarty Willie shaped up, Fogarty recalls. He shows and mad* money, the school bought In a move to clear up the backlog in the backlog of civil cases pending in the of Omaha, Neb., whose father-in-law, Wil- kept his after-school job as janitor and grew oil paintings and good statuary, including the courts, much of it due to the state's trial courts in Freehold, and now more liam T. Cotter, attended the ForestvtUe up to become a branch manager for the Michelangelo's 'David' and a copy of tbe School in the 1890s The Cotter family Crane Co. The family kept In touch with tnugh new sentencing.laws, .Thief Jus- cases are being disposed of each month .painting of St George and me dtagan.1!— cherished a letter that came one day to Miss Hoibrook to the time ot her death in tice Robert N. Wilentz has made sever- In 1956 Whitney went to a 50th reunion of than are being filed. William's father: 1932 al promotions arid reassignments in the his Forestville class. Those who attended The temporary panel to which "Your son Willie is a source of anxiety A second letter comes from Alan D. "had nothing but praise" for their years in Monmouth County courts. Shebell has been named will deal ex- and annoyance to his teachers, and I write Whitney of Wltmetka, III., who was gradu- Miss Holbrook's tutelage. "She never now to you hoping that your influence may ated from Forestvllle in 1906. He recalls In naming Superior Court Judge clusively with criminal case appeals struck anyone that I can recall; she just Thomas F. Shebell Jr. to a new tem- be sufficient to bring him to understand how Miss Holbrook as a small woman, inclined made you feel very small. That was enough and is being established to reduce the necessary order, study and obedience are In to be a bit stout, "but she had fire in her porary Appellate Division panel and for discipline. We feared but loved her." backlog pending in the Appellate school and in life. eyes and could wilt the worst boy with her appointing Juvenile and Domestic Re- Among the thousands of grammar Division. We hope that when that as- "Unless he improves in his classroom, glare and stare." lations Court Judge Alvin Yale Milberg "Florence Holbrook was born about school principals in the United State* today, signment is completed, Wilentz will Mr. Waggener will not retain him as there must be many Miss Holbrooks who to succeed Shebell as county assign- sweeper and he cannot be retained as one of I860, so she was quite young in 1889 when name him to a permanent appointment the school was built. She was it* first princi- also are both feared and loved by their ment judge, Wilentz has promoted two our pupils unless he is obedient. Neither can charges. But vast changes have occurred on the appeals bench. he do the work of the grade without study. pal and remained on the job until a few men considered among the most years before she died. I learned more there since Willie Cotter and Alan Whitney war* Milberg, who was sworn in as a boys. Once upon a time, in 1191 a U-year- capable and versatile in the state judi- "I trust that you will consider this mat- than at high school later, and I recall more old could learn obedience and earn a little ciary. Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court ter of great importance, for when a boy is in of what I learned at Forestville than any- money by sweeping Uw hall* after school. judge two years ago, quickly came to the eighth grade and of his age he should where else." ,. In the seven years since he was Since then it's been downhill all tsa way have self-respect and do right without cons- The school was situated on a street of appointed to the bench, Shebell has be one of the most highly regarded come to be regarded as an exceedingly judges at the county courthouse. He has conscientious and cartful judge, well served as an acting Superior Court versed in the law. He has gained a judge hearing criminal cases for the FROM OUR READERS reputation for fairness and for being past two years and has been the crimi- considerate of both the prosecution and nal assignment judge for the past year. the defense in a criminal trial, but he We congratulate Shebell and Sincere thanks duties are very important to tbe program as hasj) jepulatioD, too, for being tough in Milberg on their promotions. We also a whole. "Thank you" to Athlete* Allay Jor Middletown helping us with our equipment and in many sentencing. congratulate Superior Court Judge Pa- To the Editor: other directions. "Thank you" to the fol- Shebell has been an outstanding trick J. McGann Jr. on bis well-de- I would like to express my sincere grat- lowing officers who gave of themselves In and hard-working county assignment served appointment to a permanent itude to all of tbe staff of Rlverview Hospi- many ways - vice president Al Mills, court judge. In the three years since he seat on the prestigious Chancery Court tal for the care and concern they showed to treasurer Joe Stallone, secretary Cathy my daughter, Karen, as the result of a Dougherty, major league director Tom was assigned to the top position in the bench, where he has been serving in an county courts, he has sharply reduced recent automobile accident. Lambe and farm league director Wit Buck- acting capacity for the past year. I would like to express my sincere alew. Thank you to my family for the many thanks to the Port Monmouth First Aid phone calls they have answered and as- Squad and Officer Beaver of the Mid- sistance they have given to me and the dletown Police Department, Who responded program. Waiting for an emergency so quickly; the doctors and nurses of Rlv- erview Hospital and all their staff. My Hopefully I have not forgotten any group special thanks to tbe nurses in the Intensive of people in this all inclusive letter. Three months ago, the state De- the sea wall crumbles under the force 'I don't know, but it must be Care Unit who took excellent careof Karen partment of Environmental Protection of a storm. But it will not advance the someone going to testify on arms and were also very supportive at this time. Just plain..."thank you!' assured county officials it would pick money to prevent the wall from We left Rlverview Hospital with the Marty! control' Past Presideat up 75 percent of the estimated $500,000 crumbling. feeling that the people cared and that there was a lot of love there for us. I feel good 1W1-03 cost of repairing the eroded sea wall County Engineer Charles Van knowing that we have a hospital like Riv- below the Oceanic Bridge in Mid- Benschoten has warned ihai the sea TODAY IN HISTORY* erview in our community. Again, many dletown. The state funding would make wall is in such bad shape toe repairs thanks to ail who assisted us in our time of Honored it possible to get repair started this "can't wait." And if the wall goes, tbe summer, according to county officials. By The Associated Pres* JaneR Clark road goes with it. The Oceanic Bridge To the Editor: Well, it proves once again that we Today is Tuesday, July S, the 186th day connects Rumson and the Locust sec- of 1983. There are 179 days left in the year. Please accept my thanks for the plctare shouldn't count our checks before tion of Middletown, and the collapse of Today's highlight in history: On July S, and article on my being awarded the Medal they're cashed. of Honor by the Daughters of the American the wall would cut off the Middletown 1811, Venezuela became the first South Many thanks The DEP has reneged. John R. Revolution. Needless to say, I was deeply approach to the span. That would cause American country to declare its independ- Weingart, acting director of DEP's ence from Spain. honored by the DAR, and flattered ky vour considerable inconvenient*, tat the In- Tothe*ner: spread. Division of .Coastal Resources, whose On this date: conyeniense wouM-t» mliwj-j-js-rf •aci Army

William B. William. Jr. NEPTUNE-Abraham 125, Aabury Park Jerechoff, 59, of 218 Laurel He was a ham radio op- FREEHOLD TOWN- Place, died Sunday at Jer- ' Surviving are his wife, erator, with call letters SHIP - William B. Wil- Mary Davie Williams; two sey Shore Medical Center, hefe, KA2MAHP, and a member liams Jr., U, died yester- sons, William B 111 ot day at Freehold Area Hos- of tbe National Ham Oper- Framiagham Park, Mass., Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., pital. ators Association. and Andrew D. ofhe was a Neptune resident Mr. Williams was born for the past 30 years. Surviving are his moth- Manalapan; a daughter, in NanUcoke, Pa. and Uved He waa a retired elec- er, Ida Jerechoff, with Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis of in New York City before tronic technician at Fort whom be Uved; a sister, moving here in 1951. He Manalapan; two sisters, Monmouth. Sylvia Uvine of Eaton- was a custodian for 15 Mrs. Haul Ctyiyski and Mr. Jerechoff was a town, and a nephew. years at Freehold Regional Mis. Mary Williams, both World War II Navy veteran - Tbe Richard C. Holdai Get a free brake inspection High School before his I960 of NanUcoke Pa., and four and a member of tbe Jew- Funeral Home, Ocean, Is retirement. Prior to that, grandchildren. ish War Veterans Post No. in charge of arrangements. he was a drill press opera- Higgins Memorial at Shell Auto Care tor (or 10 years at Bendii Home, Freehold, is in Mrs. Anne A. Palumbo Bring your car to one of the participating , Eatontown. charge of arrangements. SEA BRIGHT - Anne Auto Care dealers listed below for a free, officer of the Monmouth no-obligation inspection of your brake sys- Mrs. Lillian Hoinowski A. Palumbo, 60, died Sun- Medical Center Service tem, and a free written estimate of how much day at Monmouth Medical League, Long Branch. your repair should cost. Center, Long Branch. ATLANTIC HIGH- John, were married 82 Surviving are her hus- If you decide to have your brakes Free LANDS - Lillian Born in East Pit- band, Alphonae C. Palum- repaired at Shell Auto Care, the parts and years. labor will be backed by your dealer's written Hoinowski, 84, of East Besides her husband, tsburgh, Pa., she Uved in bo; a son, Alphonae C. Jr. Brake Inspection Murray Hill and Rumson at home; a daughter, Miss limited warranty. Washington Avenue, died she is survived by three Your Auto Care dealer wants you to be before moving here six Debt A. at borne; and a Jutt bring this coupon lo one ol ihe Shell Saturday at toe Atlantic daughters, Mrs. Henrietta completely satisfied with his service, so get years ago. brother, Edward Chuhran Aum Care dealers listed in this adver Highlands Nursing Home, Rontino of here, Mrs. to know him soon. Just cut out the coupon, tisement before Middletown. She was a communicant of East Pittsburg, Pa. bring in your car, and get your brakes Emllle McElroy of August 11,1983 She was born in Poland Menham and Mrs. Flor- of Holy Church Roman Tbe John E. Day Funer- inspected by a professional who cares. resided in Roselle ence DeAngetts of West Catholic Church, Rumson. al Home, Red Bank, are In ' Offer may vary at participating dealers. before moving here 23 Long Branch; five grand- She was a member and charge of arrangements. years ago. children and a great grand- She was a communicant child. Mrs. Mary C. Hancik of St. Agnes Roman Catho- Posen's Funeral Home, >ft Auto Care lic Church, here. here, Is In charge of ar- HOLMDEL - Mary C. adult education schools. She and her husband, rangements. Hancik, 82, died Sunday at She was a graduate of the Auto Care dealers feature: Deborah Hospital, Browns McDowell School of Fash- Blanche A. Chapman ion and Design, New York. Written estimates • Certified mechanics • Old parts returned • Written limited warranty She was born in She was a communicant See one of these participating Auto Care dealers In your area. ATLANTIC HIGH- of the Catholic Daughters Hoboken where she Uved of St. Benedict's Roman before moving here In 1952. LANDS - Blanche A. of Red Bank, tbe Atlantic Catholic Church, here. Chapman, 82, of South Ave- Mrs. Hancik was a free- Highlands Fire Depart- She is survived by her Mm'a Shall Sarvlc* nue, died Sunday at Moo- lance fashion coordinator RouW IB & Rum Lane Ocaanport Shall Mam & OCeanpo'l ment Ladies Auxiliary, and husband, Paul J Hancik; a Eaat Brunawch mouth Medical Center, and designer for tbe past 14 Mtnuquan Oceanport the American Legion Aux- son, Paul John at home; Phone 257-5041 ..PfWW 528-9650 Phone 542-9734 Long Branch. years. Prior to that, she iliary and the Over 55 Club, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Katontown Shall Wrttn terete* C«nt«r Tubby • Shall She was a lifelong resi- was a fashion coordinator Route 35 & Soulfi Street Route 34 & Soulh Attiniic Avenue Maple & Monmouth both here. (or several New Jersey de- M. Randazxo of Old Eaton town Red Bank dent of here. Phone 542-2710 Pnone 5S3-3555 Her husband, Grandln partment stores. She was a Bridge. Phone 741-9632 * She was the owner and Monmouth Halg ht» Shall Oak Hill Shall Wall Shall Sarvlca Chapman, died in 1974. former New York fashion Tbe John W. Mehlen- - • 35 I Ot* H.II Road operator of Chapman Taxi Route 9 &T|ytot Mill! Hd Route 35 & Beimar Boulevatd Service, here. She la survived by a son, model and an Instructor in beck Funeral Home, 1.95 Phone 462-0963 Phone 449-4033 She was a communicant Jay Dunn of Ho well; two design and dressmaking at Haslet, is in charge of ar- Manalapan Shalt Saavlaw Shall several Monmouth County rangements. Route 9 & Franklin Lane Route 66 4 Freeway 18 of St. Agnes Roman Catho- grandchilden and several Manalapan Ocean Township lic Church, here, where she neices and nephew*; Phone 462-4946 Phone 774-2363 was a member of tbe Posten's Funeral, At- Kosary and Altar Society. lantic Highlands, is in She also was a member charge of arrangements. Mary A. Farrell

Miss Virgie Jackson MARLBORO - Mary FREEHOLD - Miss domestic. A. Farrell. 90, of» Buck- Virgie Jackson, 73, of She was pre-deceased ley Road, died yesterday at Throckmorton Street, died by a brother, Heglon, with Freehold Area Hospital, Sunday at tbe Freehold whom she Uved. Freehold Township. Area Hospital, Freehold Surviving is a cousin, She was born in Stam- "They helped me Township. William H. Hutchlns of ford, Conn., and lived in She was born here and Freehold Township. Brooklyn, N.Y.. before resided in Trenton, before Freeman Funeral moving here in 19tt. coming here in 1980. Home, Freehold, is in Her husband, Andrew A. Farrell, died in MTO. double my business She was a retired charge o» arrangements. Surviving are a son,. Mrs. Lauretta Hangley John J. of here; two dautners, Mrs. Helen S. COLTS NECK «- in Chester before moving King of Howell and Mrs. in only a year!" Lauretta W. Hangley, 49, here seven years ago. Frances H. Arcar of of 28 Beaver Dam Road, Mrs. Hangley was a Brooklyn, N.Y.; a sister, died Saturday at Riv- medical secretary. . Mrs. Helen A very of here; erview Hospital, Red She was a communicant five grandchildren, three Bank. of St. Mary* Roman Cath- great grandchildren and Fidelity Union's Commercial bankers She was born in tbe olic Church, here, where three great great grand- help growing businesses really grow! Bronx, NY., and resided she was a Confraternity of children. 1 Christian Doctine Instruc- Tbe Higgins Funeral Since moving his account to Fidelity M2 Death Notices tor. Home, Freehold, is in .She was an American charge of arrangements. Union's Commercial Bank in 1982, David HANGLEY-L*urwuw..«. RW Crow volunteer and a « CM NKk M MHI. im WMa rt Rahal has seen his food importing business KM "Maw. maMar 1 Hum ft. . tour guide at the Mon- MkhaM 0.. Lauran M., L»r« a. Md Ruth Ann Zeyen CVMBM I IMW X MM mouth Museum at Thomp- almost double in size. He credits much of CMWknwLlMKllTMnwj. son Park, Uncroit wlivnurt III, MMI 1 CkrMM this phenomenal growth to the Commer- •tirlal«Jt.Mn or fnr tUf r-,-.!-.... «,t flj He vu bora m South five gregt-frest-grrad*. Amboy and Uved in this children. Fidelity Union Commercial banker near- area for tbe past 50 years. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, ia in charge of He l» survived by a est you. There's no obligation, of course! brother, George of Morgan; and two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Brendan of Morgan and Mrs: Mary Lottery Btoodgood of South Am- toy. TRENTON (AP)-The Commercial Banking Division The Higgins Memorial winning number drawn Home, Freehold, is in yesterday In New Jersey's charge of arrangements, Pick-It Lottery was tit. A IT FIDELITY UMIOM BAKK straight bet pays PH. boa M.-mk-r (Hit TtiePtcMi aW. A straight tat pay* «1.W and boi pays auto A8 The Doily Register Lifestyle TUESDAY, JULY 5. 1963 Ocean Grove tour July 15 Eailor's Note: This is lac (irat la a scclei of itories which will also be open to tour-goers M the Jaly II aoue low planied by tie Historical Centennial Hall, with Its elaborate gingerbread Society of Oceaa Grave. trim, is a classic "Carpenter's Gothic," as is the By MARGUERITE HENDERSON summer home, 14 Ocean Pathway, of Nancy Blood, Summit. OCEAN UROVE - This is a unique Victorian Centennial Hall, though, is painted the popular pea village on the Jersey Shore. You have to see it to green and the interior furnishings painstakingly recre- believe it. And an ideal time to do so is Friday, July IS, ate the period when it was built. when between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., But Nancy Blood's home is bright white - both visitors will have a chance to (leek behind the lace outside and In - and though a great many antiques are curtains billowing in an off-shore breeze. And also incorporated in the furnishings, there is an overriding behind the flaps of one of the unparalleled Tent City contemporary panache. The Blood home boasts a residences that come to life only in the summer, and series of decorating vignettes: a living room that, are a reminder of the community's 1160s origins as a seasonal Methodist campground. combines white walls and wickerware with pale blue carpeting and cushions and upholstered pieces la good Two residences in Tent City have been selected for clean colors such as navy and red...an adjoining dining house tour focus. They are situated side-by-side on St. room with bentwood chairs surrounding the round oak Peter's Place; one with a diminutive white fence in dining table, Indicating supper-for-four with front, and the other — which will be opened for tablemats and matching napkins.the kitchen Is also viewing — done in white canvas with dusty green and white, with a glass shelf devoted to, antique bottles and red wood trim and with oversized baskets of red and a greenhouse window with scalloped wood trim. white petunias providing a loving, lived-ln look. You could say that Blood, who is in real estate '* P lowers are an white at the home oi Mrs. Robert - famines, has given a youthfu! infusion to ber Victorian Phillips, 25 Olin St. Adjectives such as tiny, tidy, home by the sea. sweet and adorable come to mind in describing Mrs. TENTING TONIGHT — Two tent homes on St. Phillips' home, which would be equally "at borne" on Additional data Peter's Place are party of Ocean Grove house a Nantucket bland lane or in a Beatrix Potter Also featured will be "Heather Lodge," M Ocean tour. &• storybook. The house is set on a lot about as big as a Pathway, home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Senchak; raft, every inch of which is carefully utilized. Old "Cornwall House," 18 Seaview Ave., home of Mr. and rockers, painted' pea green, are on a tiny terrace Mrs. Edward G. Ogden; the home of Mr. and Mrs "front left" of the entry. Behind a screen of louvered Thomas Tarantin, 91 Broadway, and the home of Dr. shutters is the back yard — just big enough for a picnic and Mrs. George Sbeehan, 18 Ocean Ave. table and a hammock strung up by a fence full of Tour tickets, five dollars, are limited to 500 and honeysuckle. An unusual aspect of the home is ill are available Monday through Saturday, from 10:30 "step-garden," which evolved when Mrs. Phillips a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Tourism Bureau, 55 Main Ave.; decided to interchange the front door with a bay toe Victorian Eagle, 125 Heck Ave, and the Why-Not window. Rather than removing the front steps, she Shop, 42 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. To determine ticket planted them — creating raised flower beds with the addition of wood timbers and some rich soil. availability, persons may call the Tourism Bureau. Mrs. Lawrence Norman, chairman of the tour, Mrs. Phillips knows well about gardening; and advises that refreshments will be served to partici- since 1969 has tended the herb garden at Centennial pants in St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 80 Em- Hall, an Historical Association-owned Victorian home bury Ave., at the conclusion of the tour.

HOME — Mrs. Robert Phillips' living room comes complete with keyboard and wood stove.

VERY VICTORIAN — The Victorian susummei r home, right, of Nancy Bloodd, is brignT-wtute both inside.and out and features elaborate ginger- bread woodwork and expansive porches, includ ing a particularly appealing one at the third floor level The dining room of the home, below, is furnished with antiques, including bentwood chairs and round oak table. The home is located at 14 Ocean Pathway.

AGELESS — Antique white wickerware is used in contemporary furnishings for a delightfully cool, profusion in the Ocean Grove summer home of timely look. Nancy Blood, Summit, who combines it with some

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By JACK U. SMITH Hill is a user of Elder-Care, President Jamea Wavle of But Hill doesn't confine his spe- one woman asked why she should which was developed by the Parfce- Parke-Davis says that a doctor isn't cial services to the elderly to "in- discuss medications with the drug- i Remember the old-time drug- Davis division of Warner-Lambert always aware of the combination of store" help. He also visits groups of gist when "it's the doctor who's •tore with the green-filled to help pharmacists deal with com- medications being used by the pa- seniors to tell them how pharma- supposed to tell me." apothecary jar In the window? Re- munication problemi that keep tient, since some are over-the-coun- cists can guide them in taking medi- Said Hill: "The doctor must member chatting with the pharma- many elderly patients from taking ter products and others have been cations, whether prescription or make the choice regarding the drug cist about a remedy (or a relative's medication properly. The program prescribed by another physician. packaged, and in answering their you are to take, but the pharmacist upset stomach that wouldn't make includes signs and posters that en- One QLJhe questions that older pa- questions.- can help you and advise you on when the person more nauseated? courage older customers to ask tientrltnt frequently ask pharma- He travels throughout the state and how to take it. If you don't . The old-time pharmacist is on questions of the pharmacist, olus a cists, Delays, is, "What's It for?" making presentations I or, the Uni- understand how the doctor wants the wayWk, thanks to the fact that booklet for consumers callM "As Hill believes that a pharmacy versity of Maryland School of Phar- you to take it, it's often easier to older people — many of whom use We Urow Older" that include! a should keep "accurate, up-to-date macy on Elder-Ed, a program reach the pharmacist than the phy- six or more medications regularly form so the patient can keep track profiles of older customers." In the launched five years ago by Pro- sician." -r will occupy 75 percent of a phar- of medications taken. don't realize that the pharmacist American Druggist story, he tells fessor Peter Lamy. In this program, macist's time by the turn of the In a February interview with a can help them. So you start by tak- how a notation snch as "col- teams of pharmacy students, practi- Parke-Davis supports Lamy s century. leading trade magazine, American ing them by the band — almost orblind" next to a patient's name tioners and retirees conduct com- Maryland program and is funding a One example is druggist BUI Druggist, Hill said that many of the literally Often they're afraid to will indicate why he mistakes yel- munity clinics and seminars on pilot project at Rutgers University, Hill, who owns two pharmacies in elderly don't see or bear well, but take up too much of the doctor's low tablets for white. And when medication use. New Brunswick, that lets practicing Kaston, on Maryland's eastern have to take many medications. time, so anything we as pharma- doctors are consulted on a refill, it's At an Easton retirement center, pharmacists take geriatric medi- snore. Here, the over-*5 population "They often don't know how to cists can do to make them under- good to be able to answer such ques- William Hill Manor — where Bill's cine and communication courses doubled in the 1970s, making up 20 manage," he said, "but they're too stand about their medicines will be tions as, "How many tablets did I son is administrator and one daugh- close to home tor continuing-educa- percent of the town's 8,000. shy to ask for help. Also, they often really appreciated." give Mrs. Jones the last time?" ter is a pharmacy vice president — tion credits. Some middle-aged women prove there is no justice

By ERMA BOM BECK length. I figured her for about *0. tried to guess who had done the most way. When was the last time you met a At that moment, (be stable of justice dishes - or theOU of Olav ads where the Miss America with those meas- I'd like to talk to you today about this became my role model. ages on their T-shirts were the same as urements? country's symbol of justice. I began to fantasize about now great my thigh measurements. But when I The Statue of Liberty - mother of AT To be honest with you, I never really it would be when 1 reached her age. I saw the rear view of Raquel Welch at exiles. They got that part right! looked at the statue of her perched atop would ride in on my longevity wearing a age 41 in a swimsuit on the cover of Life I paid a visit to my original role the Montgomery County courthouse blindfold when I was near a scale I magazine, I quit lying to myself. model a couple of weeks ago. She's still WIT'S back in Ohio until one day when I was In didn't wane to see. There is no justice hovering over there on top of the Montgomery County my late 30s. . But something happened to me on the courthouses or the Supreme Court or courthouse, holding the scale and As I came out of the courthouse after way to 40. And 50. Linda Evans came anywhere else. beckoning me to follow in her righteous END buying a dog license one afternoon, I along. So did Joan Collins and Linda She's a myth, like her twin sister, the footsteps. As I stood there, I felt a glanced up at her and my heart skipped Gray. Older women who defied the very Statue of Liberty. Here's a woman wear- splatter on my cheek from a pigeon. I a beat. Here was a woman wearing a fiber of Justice — not to mention grav- ing the same nightgown, with a 35-foot wasn't surprised. caftan, with upper arms that could fan ity. waist, a Moot mouth and an arm that I think they're right about women. Brazil and looking like she had eaten Oh, I didn't mind the mother-daugh- holds seven tourists on a curved stair- We're our own worst enemies. every pigeon that came within arm's ter hand-comparison tests where you Fons will lead SEARCH Auxiliary

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"I would like to thank God and year-aids that same of them are H oa. please. - Isolated Ia Chapel "THAT STUPID LAW. whoever else Is responsible for pass- LANDERS pretty grams up aad they do gel Hill "Dear Editor: I would like to ing that stupid law." - Greg Hlb- prspssttliaH. Dear C.H.: Not always. Some- tell year readen how mad I was bard, (Jollon, Mich. Thaak vaa far teachiac me a lot times trouble brings real friends wfeea I wu forced to go out and pay Dear Greg: God does many won- abMt life through yoar columa. - running Maybe you had (be wrong MS for an Infant teat, and to top II derful things, but He is not In the Lawrence Township, lad. kind. off we couldn't fit everybody In my Michigan legislature. best has been very bold about It. la fact, Dear Ind: I hope your letter Planning a wedding? What's pickup truck with that big, bulky Your thanks should go to those I will come right out and tell you he wakea up the parents of pre-teens right? What's wrong? Aaa Landers' thiag. lawmakers who did a terrific job on There's Oils kid, Teddy, who Is has asked her to try sex with him. who think their children are too "New Bride's Guide" will relieve "On April t my wife wai forced behalf of their constituents. Bless sort of wild. He has been caught Arlene told me about It and, young to be thinking about "inch your aaxlety. To receive a copy, off highway M-120 into a ditch to them one and all. spray-painting and egging and Is (hank heavens, I was able to yell things." Pregnancies among 11- and send U plus a long, self-addressed, avoid a collision — that's 55 mph to Dear Ann Landers: I was going always la some kind of trouble at some sense Into her head. I asked 12-year-olds were considered a rari- stamped envelope (37 cents post- a dead itop. The back of the child to lie and tell you I am 13. I am school. He likes Arlene (who is my her if her mother had ever talked la ty 30 years ago. Today they are age) to ABB Landers, P.O. Box car leal was facing the windshield really 11. This letter is about my age but mack more developed) and her about the dangers of fooling commonplace. Thanks for giving 11HS, Chicago, III. Mil. Aging process affects person's short-term memory ByLESTEK. Some people even at a Admittedly this is a dif- sembled those associated OrUhily only a very COLEMAN, M.D. Dear Mrs. S.: younger ate than 72 may ficult situation to live with. with the horrible word small percentage of cases will have a brain tumor or The mere suggestion have aneriosclerotic People who surround the "senility." I say horrible other anatomical defects that your Aunt is "putting changes in the blood elderly who have a memo- because so often this term to account for the so-called My mother's sister has on an act" is a deVogatory vessels and show signs and ry defect must call on their is used in a derogatory YOUR symptoms of aging. Yet it been living with us for one and probably does her symptoms of aging. own reserve of patience to manner to describe at pa- Is imperative that all pa- many years. She is 72 and a major injustice. For- One of the character- support them during this tient with marked for- tients be thoroughly absolutely cannot re- getfulness coupled with istics of forgetfulness in difficult period. getful ness. worked up to rule out other HEALTH member a thing we tell personality changes, ir- the elderly is the fact that I recall very distinctly a A few days of acme existing problems before .her. My husband thinks ritability and depression they will remember ex- patient younger than your study. by a neurologist, being condemned arbi-' that she is just putting on frequently accompany the periences that happened to aunt who was also accused with CAT scans and other trarily as "putting on an an act because sometimes process of aging. them as a child. They can of "putting on an act," un- detailed techniques, she really can remember a recall vividly every detail til a physician wisely de- showed that the patient act" or having a "psy- lot of things. How can we There is no chronologi- of a childhood experience. cided to study every aspect had a brain tumor which chosomatic" problem. surface long after they are washed can be detrimental Had out if she has a real cal age that describes the Yet the memory for recent of her condition. The symp- had up to then been over- SPEAKING OF YOUR boxed and shipped. to their health. condition? - Mrs. O.G.S.. period when aging sets in. events is negligible. toms she complained of re- looked. < HEALTH ... AU fruits and Children particularly Dr. Colemaa welcomes vegetables should be should be taught that pick- questions from readers. washed thoroughly. ing a fruit off. a tree and Please write to him in care Photo negatives filed in shoe box Pesticides remain on the eating it before it is of this newspaper. DEAR IIKLOISE: Instead of turning on baby can see. I use a shoe box as a file lights when going from one Now my 4-month-old cabinet for photo room to the other and then jabbers away to them negatives. coming back to turn off while we drive. Hope this HINTS When I need the lights not in use, I turn out is useful to someone else. negatives for a reprint or the lights and use the - Ann Norris enlargement, I just look at flashlight. JEWELRY BOARD ' FROM the front of the envelope At night if 1 want some- Dear Heloise: My hus- and easily find the one I thing in another room, I band devised a very simple HELOISE need. use my flashlight. apparatus for keeping my Sure beats .hours of I also use it if I have to many and varied costume frustration and boredom get up at night for any- jewelry necklaces from be- screwed in cup hooks. Do ytu have a lip for looking through hundreds nTmg.y spend on a battery coming entangled. keeping the little people), of negatives. tmt-iave on the electric You can vary the length He cut a strip of wood and width and paint the busy and happy while Also recording the dale bills. - V.V.P. long enough to fit between they're out of school? Oth- on the back of the prints BABY CAR SEATSyt strip to match or comple- two doorways In my ment the wall. Start hang- er parents would like to helps keep my photo album Dear Heloise: I have a bedroom. 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ALL MY CHILDREN: discover newspaper article and Mark decide to openly attempt to patch up her to have an around-the- photo Tony's father took of Alex, Carla's football police force. Andy tries to In New York, Tad be calling Stacy home- declare their love, she will differences with Julie. Re- clock armed guard but Bill, Henry and a third player boyfriend, wants to accept Michael and Jen friendi model Franceses wrecker. Gil gets Perry be considered toe other nee begs her attorney, Grant talks Gerald out of man. Ed also upset when marry and asks Sadie for ny's relationship. Liza pre- in hopes of escaping Olga's construction job. Furious woman. Tyler and Julie de- Gwen, to stall divorce it. Natalie informs Grant he sees the photo and her help. After Drew dies pares to undergo micro severe rules When Greg at Cecille for setting Cass cide not to Uve together from David. Liz fearful no that Gregory is about to stirred by memories of his of gunshot wound, Becky surgery to save life of her takes his first steps in ther- up, Stacy throws a drink in outside of marriage be- one wUl believe her shoot- visit Port Charles. Luke father. Justin con- realizes how much she unborn child. apy, Enid panics. Opal Cecille's face. cause it could hurt his ing of Marie was acciden- decides to run for mayor templates telling Philip loved him. Gary uneasy YOUNG AND THE tries to get support for her AS THE WORLD campaign. Trey is forced tal. Melissa spots Don and and if he wins, his first that he is his father. Josh about Shelley's crush on RESTLESS: After'Jack campaign and blackmails TURNS: Craig making it to resign from the JVIC. Gwen kissing and reluc- official duty will be to fire prepares to (ire Billy when him. Gary refuses to listen thwarts Patti's suicide at- Langley with threats of look as though Steve stole When Tyler pays late-night tantly tells Maggie. Liz Scorpio as police com- he discovers Billy put up to Marco's suggestion that tempt, she pumps three telling truth about him valuable coin. James tells visit to Sloane to ask to be begs Chris to go with her missioner. Holly thinks LTA for oil refinery col- he leave construction job. bullets into him. As Patti being con artist unless he John he'll set him up In interviewed on Washington on trip out of the country. Scorpio coming down on lateral Dr Claire Ramsey Ed agrees to head for flees, she is mugged and throws debate. In New Focus, she is stirred by old arrives in town and decides Monte Carlo with the gun is stolen. For- private cardiac clinic If he EDGE OF NIGHT: Luke's casino because of York, Daisy and Lars rec- romantic feelings Matt re- to room with Kelly on Courtney, who is going to getting everything that keeps quiet about James's GeraMine tells Peter not to his jealousy of Luke. oncile, but Simone insists turns to his job as lifeguard friends-only basis. take over PR work on happened, she goes to her true heritage. Barbara meet with stranger who Shirley, Luke's friend from Daisy merely a fortune- at Moonlight Cafe. Matt Asa's football team. parents' house and awaits furious when Paul suffers has "hot story" for him. the mountains, comes to LOVING: Meryl Vocek, hunter. Nina angry that does not understand Amy's Jack's arrival for their first-degree burns after Chris lies to Calvin, claim- Port Charles, beds down a newscaster, frustrated RYAN'S HOPE: Frank Devon is taking care of panic when he almost first anniversary celebra- Dusty talks him into set- ing the was at the TV sta- with Jimmy Lee, and de- when Roger Forbes s and Jill reconcile. Frank Bobby in Mrs. Gurney'i keeps her out a few tion. Learning Jack has ting off a firecracker. Tom tion when she was really cides to take a room at daughter Lorna intrudes can't understand why absence. Erica disap- minutes too late. Just been rushed to hospital. becomes director at com- making a social visit to the Kelly's boarding house. during a romantic dis- Charlotte's parents are proves of Mark's new before Thomas prepares to Patti flies to his bedside. munity theater. Brian and Wendt Detective Agency. GUIDING LIGHT: cussion with Roger. Lorna still in New York if they friends. Brooke receives give his kidney to Wally.be Surgeons remove two bul- Cricket get roles in the Preacher tells Calvin be Before moving to Scotland, realizes that her college fear for their lives as they death threat and a secret gets a visit from Uzbeih lets fram Jack's chest but same play and dislike each hasn't seen his father In Mrs! Renfield gives Quint president fathw is lying to claim. Jit Jill^s .campaign admirer sends roses and and the two make amends. leave third bullet, which is Other on sight. In order to years, but Calvin realizes watch that belonged to her her mother Ann about his office, Henry accidentally vows to protect her Chuck As Thomas and Wally un- dangerously close to his get Barbara out of country, Del and Preacher have late husband. Nola and late business meetings. Al- pushes typewriter into devastated when Carrie dergo surgery, their family spinal column. Max and James tells her there's a been together recently. In Quint head for their honey- though she cares for dra- suitcase full of dynamite. calls from Chicago and and friends wait in toe hos- Eve wed Victor arrives at strike at the Mexican re- an attempt to stop the sale moon in Ireland. In Ire- ma professor Doug Bill throws himself on suit- says their marriage is pital corridor. house and fatally stabs finery. Unable to cope with of his house, Sky lets land, Nola listens to a local Donovan, Meryl loves Rog- case, but there is no ex- over. Dotty, daughter of Max job and taking care of the DAYS Of OUR LIVES: buyers think the structure man talk about the unre- er. Doug's brother Mike plosion. Jack aches to be Benny's ei-wife Edna, quadruplets, Jeff starts to Hope runs to Doug's wait- is rat-Infested. quited love of a man and upset when he's passed with Leigh Maeve tells runs away from home and take uppers. During heated ing arms after Bo, Roman woman who lived over 100 over for police force pro- Leigh to continue to try winds up at Benny's. and reconcile with Jack. [ATLANTIC CINIMA argument, Burke collapses and Shawn rescue her from GENERAL HOSPI- years ago and she begins to motion. Mike vetoes wife ATUHTIC waHUNOS it 1 -014S Palmer vetoes Erica's de- and is rushed to hospital. knife-wielding attacker. TAL: Scorpio cracks Prof. daydream about them. Ed Moreen's desire to have a SEARCH FOR cision to back Langley's ALL MA' Ariel offers to watch Dusty Hope to live with Marlena puzzled when Annabelle baby, saying what he saw TOMORROW: Lloyd ad- campaign for councilman. Gerald's safe and finds but he opts to stay with and Roman for summer in disc. Scorpio wants Gerald becomes upset upon seeing in Vietnam made him re- mits to Ruby be prefers his ANOTHER WORLD: Karen alize it's wrong to bring musical son Michael to his Called in for questioning in children into this world. brainy son Steve. Having CAPITOL: Myrna tells Alma s murder, Cass im- Lily Slater's professor made love to Stephanie, the reclusive Paula that plicates Cecille. Abel is father Garth unhappy Steve thinks Wendy should Clarissa is after Mark. MOVIE TIMETABLE against his twin brother about blossoming rela- move out of her mother's Paula admits to Myrna Leo's moving to Bay City. tionship between Koger home Biian resigns from that at first she only pre- Felicia throws Cass out of IntermaUen Mr tile movie time- RT. (CINSMA IV — 7:40. 10:00 Forbes s adopted son Jack the penthouse. Sandy re- tended to have The Survivors (R) 1:00.7:00, »:10 CINIMAII- tors, lines mevles ere aaalect la TrMlne Plect! IRI 1:15, 1 IS. and his daughter. Rita agoraphobia, but now she cMnee. It Is rscarrunsillsd met HAILIT W ceives divorce decree from CINSMA I — S 15. S 00.10:15 Mae, wife of coach Billy is afraid to go out. Thomas raatsrs call Mis ttweter te confirm Trsdtns Placet (R) 11:10, 1:45. SOMIRSIT COUNTY Cecille. Stacy and Mark osrract times. 5:00.7:11,0:10 SOMSRMT Bristow, has eyes for Jack A SUPER FUCK! warns Clarissa that if she BHMUaOUTN COUNTY CINSMA II- RUTOIRS PLAZA CINIMA I - AMIIOflN TOWNSHIP TwIlltM lent (POI 1:00. 1:10. Supermsn ill IPGI 11:00. >:M. and laters tries to come on Christopher Reeve is a perfect Superman CINIMAM- I SO, 7:». t « to Jim Vocek, unaware TwIIKM ZOM ("01 ;:».»:» RT.a'oaivi-iN- • UTSIRS PLA1ACINIMA II- and Richard Pryor is irresistible." ITIMTHMO*! CINSKUI - Saeermen ill (PO) 0:00. 1:U. n» Survlvon IRI 1:10, lilt that he's a priest. — WNBC-TV Blus TUWKHM*.) 7:10. t:» • S «,7 SO, 10.00 STMTHMOIIICINSMAII — Hlajh Road to China (POI 11: II ONE LIFE TO LIVE: emr»ll7JO.>:«5 Se> Seasatlera (XXX) >:M. COUNTIY- *^ —*- io:00, imaUaMtMarilynCrtamaers Do. Thunder <»>7:>0,l:«S (XXXI 1:45 KIYPO«T LYHIC- BAY CINIMA— 17 net a C»ed Teessn (XXXIIJ 05, tin, That's Mv OeMhter (XXX) tiHn 7:11»:»; UvtMeek (XXX) 1:15. 12:0V 1:10. 7:15. •:*; SM Otrh "5T-

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By LAURA QUINN neat and smoke, he said. Though the department can re- KEANSBURG - Borough of- quest assistance from neighboring ficials are scheduled to meet with a towns equipped with an aerial lad- state legislator today to discuss the der truck, the help may arrive too need for new fire equipment, which late, he said. may have provided crucial as- The West Long Branch Council sistance in last week's fatal apart- withdrew a promise to purchase the ment blaze. $250,000 truck after residents com- Assemblyman Richard Van- plained about its effect on the mu- V.'igncr, B Monmouth, has re- nicipal tax rate, portedly expressed an interest in the "Unfortunately, it seems it borough's plight and will seek a takes a (tragic incident) to make grant from the state's Safe and people recognize the need for it," Clean Streets Programs. Dennis said. The borough fire department According to County Fire wishes to purchase two new trucks, Marshall Fred Leggett, local fire a pumper and a aerial platform officials rarely exaggerate their truck. Together, they would cost needs for new equipment. "If the more than $400,000. men think they need one I would say The proposed expenditures have 'Yes, they do,' " he said. been a source of contention between "I wouldn't say that the town fire officials and the borough coun- (Keansburg) does or doesn't need cil for several years. The con- one, but I would leave it up to the troversy is not unique to Keansburg. fire officials. They're the ones who Last year, in West Long Branch, have to risk their lives." fire and council officials were also According to Leggett, most Mon- at odds over the proposed purchase mouth County communities have of an aerial ladder truck. trucks with 85- to 100-foot aerial "It's a a large expenditure and ladders. outside the firefighting community "Many of the towns have the people don't understand the need for most up-to-date equipment," he it," says West Long Branch Fire said. Chief Franklyn Dennis. However, modern equipment Last year, Dennis fruitlessly would not prevent a fatality in a fire argued the need for a 100-foot aerial as sudden as the one that occurred Freedom ladder truck here, where he says last Wednesday, he said. The blaze new townhouse developments and killed a 17-year-old girl. old two-story houses present a dan- "(The fire) was fully involved express ger borough equipment can not when they were first there and there Rflfllsltf pfcotat by Larry PKH meet. Without the truck, the fire was nothing nobody could really The next best thing about In- department would not be able to do," he said. "I don't say the aerial dependence Dav is all that quickly breach the roof of a flaming (ladder truck) would have rescued free time — and all those dif- two-story house in order to release that lady." ferent ways to use it. Above, vacationers get on the right track as they take a ride around Keansburg Amuse- Van Wagner pushes ment Park. Others opted for sand, sun and surf at the nearest county beach. But, as night fell, young and old alike for lead screening gathered to eniov the Fourth favorite — fireworks. Right, By BARBARA KATELL Plainfield, Elizabeth, East Orange wide-eyed spectactors crane and Camden County. This month, their necks in Marine Park, TRENTON — New Jersey would the state plans to begin 12 additional Red Bank, as pyrotechnics become the first state to mandate programs. blaze from a barge on the lead screening for all preschool Another concern of the depart- River children under a controversial bill ment is that high-risk children could sponsored bv state Assemblyman get lost in the shuffle if all children Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth in the stale are screened. ' and Middlesex. But Van Wagner doesn't buy this The bill, which already has argument. He noted that a I960 passed the state Assembly, would Health Department survey found call for twice-yearly screening of all lead-poisoned children in almost children under three and yearly every county in the state. screening for 3- to 5-year-olds. The And lead poisoning is not re- measure would appropriate $500,000 stricted to children from low-in- to the state Department of Health to come neighborhoods Middle-class begin implementing the program children also have been discovered statewide. with the ailment. The screening would be done by Many children in wealthy fami- the child's private pediatrician or lies live in older homes dating from 5 years ago County libraries'report that not accompany him because of her council and mayor. by any childrens' agency, such as the times when lead was a common thousands of books disappear an- pregnancy. Mandalay Steamship Company area schools and well-baby clinics^ ingredient in house paints, and old Aberdeen Mayor Edward Kauf- nually. Pleasure Bay- Bridge, between begins shuttle service between the or county health departments. toys and cribs may also have been man offers to chain himself to the Red Bank merchants object to Oceanport and Long Branch, re- Highlands dock and the Atlantic Van Wagner and state Sen. covered with lead-based paints. White House fence to win a separate proposal to enact a $10 annual opens after repairs. Highlands pier. Frank X. Graves, D-PassalC, who is —-Van Wagner and other sup- lip code for the township. mercantile license fee. Decline is reported in the out- sponsoring the bill in the Senate, porters of his bill contend that in- County Board of Chosen Free- break of measles. 100 years ago insist the program is needed to pre- stead of trying to identify high-risk holders and Brookdale Community vent further lead poisoning cases in areas, the state should find the chil- 10 years ago Eatontown Board of Education Approximately 18,000 people at- College officials battle over the col- sells- $476,000 in bonds for the con- the state. According to the Center dren who have been poisoned and lege's $100,000 budget surplus. President Richard M. Nixon tend the season's first day of racing for Disease Control in Atlanta, the treat them. signs legislation to halt U. S. mili- struction of the Meadowbrook at Monmouth Park. Although 250 firemen battle School. state outranks the national average Undetected, lead poisoning can mightily, the Kings World of tary action in Indochina. Col. Washington Roebling be- in lead poisoning cases — nearly 7 lead to mental retardation; in its Furniture store, Howell, is de- Monmouth Beach hires architec- 50 years ago comes the consulting engineer of the percent, compared to 5.5 percent milder forms, it can cause learning stroyed by fire. tural firm to design a $1 million Brooklyn Bridge. Vehictos are-al- nationwide. disabilities. And proponents of the Aberdeen officials pass or- addition to the elementary school. Brookdale Farm becomes a rac- lowed to travel only four miles per Lead poisoning among pre- bill argue that the cost of finding dinance that makes nearly 12 mil- County reacts to the death of ing memory as the Whitney family hour on the bridge. schoolers is caused primarily by and treating children who have in- lion available for road improve- Betty Grable, World War II pinup vacates the farm after 75 years of Sta.te department receives eating leaded paint. New Jersey has gested lead-based paint is much ments. girl. training thoroughbreds. notification of the ratification of a an unusually high number of older smaller than the cost of educating Asbury Fark City Manager John County Board of Freeholders vig- Red Bank chapter of the Daugh- treaty between the United States dwellings whose interior walls were or caring for untreated and dam- K. Collins vows to wage an all-out orously opposes the use of U.S. Air ters of the American Revolution cel- and Korea. . covered with paint containing lead. aged children later. ___^ war against abuses in sheltered care Force Station in Highlands as a ebrates its 33rd anniversary. Trains collide in Connecticut be- The state Health Department, Van Wagner, however, acknowl- homes in the wake of a fire that quarantine area for Imported Newly-organized Tinton Falls cause the telegraph operator fails to however, opposes statewide screen- edged that the fate of the bill is not ftM patients in a Marlboro animals. Fire Company accepts a gift of an deliver a message to the trains' ing. It contends that a screening certain in the Senate, where it is in . eight-passenger car to be converted engineers. program should be concentrated on the Institutions, Health and Welfare TJ.S>1imbassador Samuel W. 20 years ago into a truck that mounts firefighting Bill favoring woman suffrage is "high-risk" areas, predominantly Committee. Even if the bill is re- Lewis delivers peace proposals to President John F. Kennedy ar- equipment. defeated by the English House of in older urban areas. leased by the committee and ap- the Israeli government in prepara- rives in Rome for talks with Pope Ordinance that prohibits Commons. The department points out that proved by the Senate, it is not known tion for a meeting with Israeli and Paul VI and Italian government breweries and distilleries from lo- Hailstorm causes heavy damage there are already eight screening whether Gov. Thomas H. Kean will Egyptian foreign ministers. leaders. His wife, Jacqueline, does cating in Red Bank is defeated by to crops. programs in.operation in Monmouth overrule the Department of Health County and in Newark, Jersey City, and signthe hill intn law COMMUNITY CALENDAR

from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at will be Fort Delaware, the An- Community Hospital Alzheimer's Alzheimer's Disease will be held p.m. in the fifth floor solarium of TODAY Marine Park. Only adults and teen- dersonville of the North. Information and Support Group for from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the hospital Riverview Hospital EATONTOWN - The Shore Sw- agers may participate, after 8:30 HOLMDEL - The Bayshore caretakers of victims of board room. ingers Square Dance Club will spon- p.m. FRIDAY sor-its summer square and round HUMSON - The Borough «f TOMORROW HIGHLANDS - The Auxiliary of dancing at 8 p.m. today and July X Rumson announces that this week is LONG BRANCH - The Long Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8802 in the community room ah Mon- clean up week for all residences ON THE AGENDA Branch Public Library has sched- will sponsor a Chinese auction at 8 mouth Mall. Glenn Cooke, Sea Girt, east of Bingham Avenue. uled the movies "The Electric p.m. at 331 Bay Ave. will be caller for the club-level tONG BRANCH - Fr«e high Grandmother" and "Wetback ning Board. 8 •> SATURDAY ~»pil j dancing Bate'Bissey, Point blood pressure screenings are avail- Today Hound" for school age children at Pleasant, will cue the round danc- able for people 18 through 84 at Long 10:30 a.m. MIDDLETOWN - Veterans bf ing. Branch City Hall from 9 a.m. until LITTLE SILVER - Planning Tomorrow EATONTOWN - Free high Foreign Wars Post 2179 will sponsor RED BANK - Vacation church noon. Board, 8 p.m. EATONTOWN - Council work- blood pressure screenings are avail- a barn dance at 8 p.m. at the post able at Bamberger's from 1 to 4 borne, 1 Veterans Lane, Port Mon- school at the First Presbyterian RED BANK - "Johnstown LONG BRANCH - Sewerage shop, 8 p.m. mouth. Chun* will begin at 9:15 a.m. Reg- Monster," the first in a summer Authority, 1:30 p.m. p.m. istration forms are available in the . OCEANPORT - Board of series of films, will be shown at 10 MONMOUTH BEACH - Board Education workshop, 8 p.m. MIDDLETOWN - A family pro- SUNDAY children's education office. a.m. in the Children's Room of the of Commissioners, 8 p.m gram on "Live Snakes" is sched- SEA BRIGHT - Stepping Out, OCEANPORT - Zoning Board, 8 SEA BRIGHT - Alcoholics Ked Bank Public Library. p.m. uled for 7:30 p.m. at Poricy Park. Anonymous will meet at 8 p.m. at an exercise program for senior OCEAN — Township. Council, 7 RED BANK - The Exchange RUMSON - Board of Education the community center. citizens, will take place from noon Club will have a supper meeting at p.m. to t p.m. at the community center. workshop, 8p.m. THURSDAY LONG BRANCH - The Long 5:30p.m. at the Victorian Spirit. SEA BRIGHT - Planning . Branch Christian Community of A iraall fee will be charged. SHREWSBURY - Committee RED BANK - Families RED BANK - The Red Bank Board, 8 p.m. Anonymous, a self-support group for Community Gospel Church will hold meet at 1:10 p.m. at TTNTOrr parents of children woo usedrugs or • Its wwfcly meeting atLennatonrow Departmeat sponsors free outdoor workshop, 7:30 p.m. TINTON FALLS - Board of' School on Long Branch Avenue at' folk daactac lor people of tU ages Education, 8 pm alcohol or who have related behav- will to RoaaM J. Saus, whonxalc WEST LONG BRANCH - Plan- ioral problems, will meet at 7:30 8:88 p.m: TUESDAY, JULY 5.1983

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AH (Ur Oarna RecorOs ..ATlCriiL LE&CUt Ij Til HeMlaUm HoM 2 Tony Olive Minnesota. AL. 1947 •AST DIVISION • AST DIVISION STtOUlS PITCHINOOAM« abrhW UrlM Wilson cf 4 0 10 Dernier cf 2 0 0 1 Individual records lor tne Malor w L ret OB W Lm Pel. 01 League Baseball All Sler Game: MMIRWM Montreal 41 M 532 — Herr 2b 4 110 Wynne cf S I I 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 2 0 Row Ib 3 0 0 0 I Claude Paiiaau, Chicago,-NL, 1941, Toronto 43 33 54* - McGeelf 4 130 JRay 2b 4 110 KHrndiib 4 0 00 Schrndt Ib 3 100 •ATTINO-OAMI Baltimore 42 M 553 1 Philadelphia M 3* .514 l"» Sandv Coniuagra, Chicago. AL, 1*S4; It. Louis 40 » 504 2 Green rf 4 0 1. Madlck 3b 4 2 3 1 Foster If 4 0 0 0 VHaves rt 4 1 t 0 Whltev Ford, New York. AL, 1155. Jim Detroit 41 15 S» 2 Hnrfrck 16 4 0 11 JThotW Ib 4 2 2 3 Klngmn rf 10 0 0 BOI«J c 3 10 0 t Teo Williams, AL. 1*46 New York 41 35 53* 2 Chicago 30 41 .411 4 - Malenev. Cincinnati. NL. ie#*. .lohn Pittsburgh 34 42 .447 eVVanSij f fc cl 4 0 0 0 EMler If 4 1 1 > Bailor ss 3 0 0 0 Leteuvr If 3 0 2 1 Odom, Oakland. AL, 1969; Jim Palmer, Milwaukee 31 37 .507 4-j Otoerkfi 3b 4 0 2 0 Packer rf 4 0 0 0 Giles 2b 2 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 2 0 11 4 Joe MeOwkk, SI. Loull. NL. 1917, Ted Beltlmore. AL. 1977. Boston NUM. 4'/iNtw York 30 SO 375 12V. Ortiz c 3 0 10 Dejetus u 3 111 Williams, Boston. 1*46; Carl Yastriemski. WIST DIVISION Porter c 3 0 0 0 TPena c 4 0 3 1 Most tarneC R»ns Cleveland 34 44 .436 10 OSmith ss 3 0 10 Berra u 4 0 11 Terrell p 2 0 0 0 Canton p 2 0 0 0 Boston, AL. 1970 (11 Innlngsl WEST DIVISION Atlanta 4t 31 .413 — MM Ta»JI Hw S Claude Pesseau. Chicago. NL. 1941. Hagen p 1000 Rhoden p 4 0 0 0 Bradlv Ph 10 0 0 Sandv Consuegre, Chicago. AL. I9M; Jim Texas 44 34 544 - Los Angeles 47 31 .403 1 CDiai p 0 0 0 0 10 Ted Williams. Boston. AL. 1946 CaUlorn.a 42 34 531 2 San Diego 41 30 SI* 7>.,Stuper P 0 0 0 0 Malonev. Cincinnati, NL. 1965; Jim Quirk Ph I 0 0 0 TeUU M 0 4 0 TeUU U 4 I 4 Palmer, Baltimore. AL, 1*77. Chicago 40 37 .519 JviHouston 40 40 SOO 9 New York 010 000 000- 0 Kansas C.tv 37 3t »7 4"»San Francisco OT 40 4*4 VnJMartin p 0 0 0 0 1 Arkv vaughan. Pittsburgh. NL, 1941; Most Hits Braun Ph 10 0 0 PkllAefeMHo 001 102 OOx— 4 7 Tommmv Bridges. Detroit. AL. 1937 Oakland 37 43 443 • Cincinnati _ 34 47 .420 IS'i Game-Winning RBI — Dernier (I). Tad Williams. Boston, AL. 1946; Al Rosen. VonOhln P 0 0 0 0 Cleveland. AL. 19S4; Willie McCovev. San MM Base On Balls Minnesota 33 41 407 12'-, TeUU UMl TeUU 17 7 117 E —Ortiz. DP—New York 1, Philadel- Seattle 30 51 370 li'-v Philadelphia tV New York 4 Francisco. NL. 1969. Garv Carter. Mont S Bill Hallahan. St. Louis. NL. 1933 SI L Milt ON 101 000— I phia 1 LOB—New York 4, Philadelphia 7. Sunday i Qames SI Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3 2B—Lefebvre 3B—Lefeovre SB—De- real. NL, 1911. Seattle 4, Toronto l Cincinnali 2, Atlanta 1 pimmrtii too JW MR- I 6 Carl Huboell. New York. NL. 1934; Game Winning RBI — Easier (3). Jesus (6). Schmidt (4), VHaves (t). S— Detroit 10, Baltimore i ChicagoT7, Montreal 4 Dernier. Carlton John vender Meer. Cincinnati. NL, 1943; San Diego 4, San Franclico 1 E-VonOhlen. OP—Pittsburgh 3 LOB Larry Jensen. Naw York, AL. 1950; Boston 7, New York 3 IP H II BR BB SO ! Ted Williams. Boston, AL, 1946, Al Minnesota 4. Chicago 3 Houston 8, Los Angeles 1 — StLOuil 4, Pittsburgh 6 2B—McGee. Rosen. Cleveland, AL. 19S6 Ferguson Jenkins, Chicago. NL. 1967. Madlock 2 HR-JThompson <11>. New vert MM Home RUM Allowed California 5. Kansas tit* 2 IP H m m BB so Terrell L.1-3 7 4 4 3 4 5 Texas it. Oakland 4 (15 innings) Pittsburgh 7 4. St Louis Z-11 CDIu 1 10 0 11 2 Willie Mavs. San Francisco. NL. 1961 1 Jim Palmer. Baltimore. AL. 1977. Cleveland S, Milwaukee 2 Montreal 6-4, Chicago 3-2 MUtfa Hagen L.2 2 3 1-3 7 4 3 0 2 Yeiter«av I Game* Philadelphia 4, New York 0 Canton w.9-9 9 4 0 0 1 9 Chicago 12, Minnesota 6 Atlanta*, Cincinnati! Stuper 2-300000 JMartin 2 2 0 0 0 1 HBP—Garcia bv Terrell T—2.02. A— New York 4, Boiton 0 Houston S, Lot Angeles 4 il.no. San Diego 4, San Francisco 3 VonOhlen 2 3 3 3 0 0 Milwaukee 8. Cleveland 3 Pim»«r«4, Kansas Cilv S. California 1 THifi Oamet Rhoden W.*-7 f 9 2 10 6 ALL STAR GAME WINNERS Oakland 4. Texas J No games scheduled PB-Porter T-2 25 A-, CHICAOO III) MINMIIOTA (61 Seattle al Toronto, epd , rain Wednesday's Game 1ier»bl 1IkrfcU Baltimore at Detroit, pod , rain All-Star Game at Comltkev Park, Chi- RLaw cl 5 2 2 1 Kunlicl 4 12 1 Ynterdav'i Gomel cago, In) 6 110 BMhpn 1000 1951—American. 4-1 No games scheduled STLOUIS (11> PITTSBUROH (4) Flskc •v The Associated Press Pint Oam* HrkM ArhM Walker Ib 5 2 3] Ullger 3b 0000 Past winners In the Maior League 1959—National, i < MONTREAL (4) CHICAGO I)) Herr 2b $ 0 3 0 Wvnne cf 4 0 0 0 Soulres tb 1100 RWsngl 2b SO 2 0 Baseball All Star game (National Leegue 1959—American. 5-3 AII Star Game 41 Comiskev Park. Chi tuiinsk dti 4 111 Ward ii 3 1 1 0 leads the series 34-11-1) I960—National. 5-3 cago. liOpm ilrhM ah r ft M Ramsv2b 1 I 1 0 JRav 2b 4 12 0 Raines If 5 0 10 MHall cf S 0 1 0 McGer cf 6 12 1 Madlck 3b 4 12 1 Flelcnr pr 0 000 Hrbek ib 12 20 1911—American, 4-3 I960— National. 6-0 Cromrli rf 4 1 l 1 Sndbrg 2b 5 13 0 Green rf 6 110 JThosn Ib 3 110 Seines rl 10 12 Ensle ah 1 1 2 2 1914— American, 9-7 1961—National. 5-4.10 innings BOSTON (0) NEW YORK 14) Dawson cf 5 2 3 2 Bucknr Ib S 0 i 0 Hndrck Ib 5 2 4 2 Hebner rf 4 113 Kittle II 4 0 11 Gaelll Ib 1 1 3 ! 1935—American. 4 I 1961—Tied 1-1. rain. •6 r ft 6i ib ' h bi Oliver tb 3 110 Durham If 5 12 0 VanSlvk if 3 2 0 0 Easier It 4 0 10 VLawX) J 000 BrunUvrl 2 0 10 its*—National, 43 1962—National, 3-1 Remv 2b 4 0 0 0 Cmpnrs 3b 3 0 2 0 Francn Ib 10 0 0 Cev 3b 3 0 0 0 Oberkfl 3b 3 2 2 1 TPena c 3 0 10 Halrsln on 10 10 Smith c 3 0 11 1917—American. 1-3 1*63—American. 9-4 Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Mtngly Ib 4 0 0 0 Carter c 4 12 3 Morelnd rt 3 0 2 1 Porter c 4 114 Berra ss 2 0 0 0 Crav» 1100 Mltcnel pn 100 0 I9H—National.4-1 1963— National. 5-3 Rice if 10 0 0 Winrieldcf 3 110 wallach 3b 4 0 10 JDavis c 4 0 0 0 Brummr c 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Ovbilsk ss 1110 Laudner c 0 0 0 0 1919—American,31 1964—National. 7-4 Armas cl 3 0 00 Piniellalf 4 00 0 Speier ss 4 0 10 Bowa» 4 12 1 OSmith ss 5 14 3 Bibbv P 0 0 0 0 JCrul 2b 432 1 Jimenez ss 3 000 1940—National, 4-0 1965-Netlonal.e-S DEvans rf 3 0 0 0 Baylor dfi 3 2 11 Little Ib 3 110 Ruthven p 10 10 Allen p 4 0 0 0 BHarpr ph 10 0 0 OBrown cl 10 0 0 1941-Amerlcen. 7 5 1966— National. 2 1.10 Innings .Nichols dh 2 0 0 0 Wvnegar c 3 0 0 0 Rogers p 10 10 Prolv P 0 0 0 0 Guanie o 0 0 0 0 Tetels 41111 TeUle 41 1 14 6 I9U—American. 1-1 1967-Natkmal. 2-1, IS innings SUpUn ib 3 0 0 0 Kemp rf 4 12 2 Schtidr p 0 0 0 0 JeMrls ph 10 11 Manilli ph 1 0 0 0 MOMS M 0» 141—12 1941—Amer lean. 5-3 19U—National, 1-0 Newman t 2 0 0 0 Smallev » 4 0 10 1944— National. 7-1 1969—National, 9 3 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Tunnell P 0 00 0 Game Winning RBI -walker (I). Mollmn ss 3 0 0 0 Rotortsn 2b 3 0 11 STmsn ph 10 0 0 Morrlsn SI 10 0 0 1945— No game 1970—National, 5-4,12 Innings TeUU 2S 0 0 • ToUli 11 4 • 4 Brusslar p 0 0 0 0 TeUU 41 11 10 11 Tf4»ifl 11 4 0 4 E—Williams 2.'Smith. DP—Chicago 1. 1946—American. IM 1*71—American, 6-4 Boiion m ON Ml— t Woods ph t 0 0 0 SlL«.ii ' OtJ 011 2B0-I1 LOB—Chilean 9. Minnesota 9 2B— Enole. 1947—American. 2-1 1972-Natlonal, 43,10 innings Ntw York . DM 811 Mi— 4 Gaetti 2, Balnes. Hrbek. Halrston. walker, 194»- American. S-l 1971— National, 71 Camobel p 0 0 0 0 PlttUMire* 080 018 00J— 4 BWashlngtn. JCrul IB—Iruurnkv. HR 1974—National. 7 2 Game Winning RBI — Robertson (1) Totals 34 • 1] « TeUlt 30 J II I Game Winning RBI —OSmith (4). 1*49—American, n-7 E — Boggs DP—Boston 2. New York l DP—St Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2. LOB— —Kunli (1). Walker (6). SB—RLaw (111. 1*50—National, 4-3,14 Innings 1975—National.6-3 Montreal 101 111 000— 4 Dvbllnskl 119). JCrul 139). S— Ovbtlntkl. 1951— National, 1-3 1976—National. 7-1 i OB Boilon 2. New York 7 HR —Baylor Chkaw 0M 011 010- 3 StLouis 10, Pittsburgh 2. 2B~OSmith. (91 SB-Cempanens IS) Green, Ramtev. HR-Porter M0>. IP M It IP. •• JO 1952—National. 3-2.5 Innings, rain 1977—National. 7-5 Game-Winning RBI — Dawson (9) me-National. 7 3 IP H R ER II SO E—Cromartie 2. OP—Montreal 1, Chi Madlock (4), Hebner (2). SB—VanSlvke 1953— National. 5-1 (4). s—Allen FBanlsler 1217 I S I 4 1954- American, 119 cago I LOB -Montreal 9, Chicago 10 26— 1955—National, 6-5, tin Tudor L,S S 7 2 3 S 4 4 4 2 Oliver. Durham, Oawson. JeMorales 36— If H II IB BB SO Lemo W.H 6 1-J 7"~1—T~l—T 19*6— National. 7-1 i Stanley 1-300000 Wallach HR-Dawson2 (171. Carter (9) S MUBtt I957-Amerlcan.6-) tH1-National,S4 Naw York — Rogers 2, Scnatieder . SF—Carter. Allen W.S-0 9 0 4 4 2 S Williams 111 I 6 1 2 1 1H2—National. 4-1 Righetli W.10-3 » 0 0 0 4 9 Moreland Pittsburgh Wnllnouse 1-310000 T—233 A—41,077 IP H RIR ft SO Bibbv L.3 9 3 17 7 3 1 LMaiMer L.2-7 2-311100 Montreal Guante 3 5 2 1 2 3 RMvIS 2-123320 Rogers W.12-3 62 3 9 2 2 0 0 Tunnell 2 4 2 2 0 2 Oelkers I 112 10 WP-FBennlsler T_]:ll. *—H.5J0. TEXAS OAKLAND Scrtatieder S.i 2 1-3 4 1 1 0 4 Tekulve 1 10 0 0 1 ah r h M * r h M WP—Guante, Tekulve. T—2:23. A— MEN WIMBLEDON WINNERS Rivers dh 4 0 0 0 RHndsn If 3 3 2 0 Ruthven L.S-6 4 9 5 5 I 2 22,185. 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Pec me Phil Hancock, 510400 74-70-71-73—1*0 Al Gelberger, 11,640 75 74-71-76— !H Kansas City 122 I 10 2B—Esaskv. Washington. Hprner 3B— .Oakland 9 9 0 SOO J19 117 John Adams. 51.640 69O-7S-72—196 Houston 6. 2B—Garner. HR—Yeager (13). Esaskv HR—Esaskv (3) SF—Esaskv David Edwards. 110400 70.71-71-75—1*0 California 000 000 001— 1 Crui 161 SB—Moreno (261. SSax (291. S— Los Angeles I 10 0 .464 IM 170 Hale Irwln. 17.500 74-72-70-75-291 Tony Cerda. 51.360 71-75-79-71—297 Game Winning R ji — McRaeU) Valemuele. Puiols IP •> > N II W Denver 7 11 0 309 7U 304 Bred Faxon, 51 0 7940-71-79—2*7 E - Foh DP—C •forma 2. LOB—Kan CtacMal Arliona Rod Nuckolls. I7.5H 76-70-71-74—291 4 14 0 222 241 442 Larry Nelson. 17,500 75-71-72-72-291 a-willle wood 71.ra.75.79—297 \—Aikens SF— IP N • f * » SO Serenvi Lit 12 3 4 4 4 4 0 aWamU Gale 11-3 1 0 0 1 1 Buddy Gardnar, 17,500 60-76-74-73-291 Valemuela v-cllnchea wild card Bruce Flelsher. 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Warning.- The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. TUESDAY. JULYS, 1983 Sports The Daily Register B3 Righetti gels last laugh on All-Star selections NEW YORK (AP) - Dave mind," Righetti conceded. "I de- Highetti, angered at being snubbed hit ball — Wade Boggs' routine liner serve it. There's no doubt. I'm good for the upcoming All-Star Game. to center fielder Dave Winfield in Mets lose, B9 enough — I know it and you know It. five the baseball world something the fourth. ^ 1 was told if 1 hadn't pitched today, I New' York's defense was re- to think about yesterday - the first would have gone. But Wednesday is no-hitter by a New York Yankees quired to make only .two tough plays him for the All-Star Game tomor- my day to throw and I could have behind Righetti. With two outs in pitcher since Don Larsen's perfect row night — his mother's birthday, pitched an inning." game in the 1956 World Series and the fourth, third baseman Bert by the way. Highetti used a snappy fastball Campaneris charged a slow chopper the first In the major leagues since "I didn't say anything and I'm Houston's Nolan Ryan pitched his and crackling slider to cool off the and threw out Tony Armas. With not complaining," Righetti said. Hed Sox with the first no-bitter record fifth in 1M1. one out in the sixth, shortstop Roy "The guys who were picked de- against Boston since Baltimore's Smalley ranged into snort left field RIGHETTI, a hard-throwing 24- serve it. I was 6-3 at the time and Tom Phoebus did it to the Red Sox to make a running catch pf Glenn year-old left-hander who has never maybe that wasn't good enough." on April 27,1968 Hoffman's losper. spent a full season in the majors Highetti Is now 10-3 with the no- "I was determined the first two although he was American League And, In the eighth inning, right hitter coming on the heels of his or three innings to set a pattern and Rookie of the Year in 1981, walked fielder Steve Kemp made a leaping first major league shutout, a five- take the bats out of their hands," four and struck out nine in hurling grab in foul territory of Dwighl hitter against Baltimore last Kighetti said. "I couldn't let them the Yankees to a 4-0 victory over the Evans' leadofl fly ball. Wednesday night, and his earned do what they did the last few days. 1 Boston Red Sox, who had creamed nighetu was naming muggy, M- run average is down to 3.28. didn't have that great control, that's New York pitchers for 37 runs and degree weather as be trotted to the The Yankees suggested Righetti why I walked some people. But I had 54 hit* - JOI or extia bases, includ- mound to start the ninth inning as as a replacement for Ron Uuidry, effective wildness. the holiday crowd of 41,077 gave him ing 10 homers — In the last four who was forced to drop off the All- meetings. "i had a pretty good fastball to a standing ovation. star team because of back spasms. begin with, and I kept a pretty good Yesterday's gem, the first regu- Jeff Newman, batting .190, led "1 walked around here excited," fastball throughout the day, and I off the Boston ninth and walked lar-season no-hitter by a Yankee Highetti said. But over the weekend changed locations. I kept my slider since Allie Reynolds pitched two in after fouling off a full-count pitch. the AL selected Baltimore reliever in on them all day; it was down or in Hoffman hit a ground ball to 1951, enabled Righetti to'say, "I Tippy Martinez instead. every time." told you so" to those who overlooked "I had a little anger in my Highetti allowed only one hard- See Righetti, Bt

All«claM PrMI photo PROVIDES FIREWORKS — On a day when fireworks were flying all over the country. New York Yankee pitcher Dave Righetti set off a few bombs himself when he pitched the first Yankee no-hitter since the 1956 World Series when Don Larsen fired a perfect game against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Righetti walked four Red Sox batters and struck out nine. Yankee hurler gave Sox zip NEW YORK (AP) - On a day when the New York Yankees gave away virtually everything but Yan- kee Stadium — a car, a TV set, sports equipment and more — Dave Righetti gave the Boston Red Sox nothing. Well, the 24-year-old left-hander did allow four walks, but when the July 4 fireworks were over, the Scoreboard showed no runs and no hits for the Red Sox. the first no- hitter by a Yankee pitcher since Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series "Oh. God, that's great ... and it's not really sinking in yet," WINS MOLLY PITCHER —Ambassador of Luck, ridden by Anthony second and Dance Number, with Angel Cordero in the irons, was Righetti said after cooling off the Graell, wins the $113,050 Molly Pitcher Handicap at Monmouth Park third. The winner paid $6.80. hard-hitting Red Sox in muggy 94- yesterday. Kattegat's Pride, inside, under Donald Miller Jr., was degree heat. Righetti said he started thinking 9 about a no-hitter in the early in- nings. The crowd of 41,077, which Steady 'Ambassador wins Molly roared its approval when he struck out seven of the first nine batters, By JOE HINTELMANN gave Righetti a standing ovation as the event. The winner's share of "I didn't think there was any surrendering the lead. "I figured )<7,830, topped' last year's previous question she would handle the dis- he loped to the mound for the ninth OCEANPORT - Ambassador of she was going a bit slow the first inning. record nigh by 1210. tance," Graell noted. "She is im- quarter," Graell said. DON LARSEN Luck, a model of consistency in the The winner, who hasn't been "I took several deep breaths to proved so much She's older and "My horse got a little rank and often erratic running careers of worse than third in her last 11 get myself psyched up," Righetti more mature. She can go a distance she has a tendency to do that when "Hoffman broke up a no-hitter thoroughbreds, coasted to a three starts, now has 11 firsts, four sec- said. "I was nervous, without a from a half to a mile and a quar- she's running all alone," Miller ex- against me last year when he drove and one-half length victory yester- onds and two thirds from 19 career ccr. - i-. •.. -. . i ., .. doubt, but not to the point where I plained about Kattegat's Pridewho the ball to right field," Righetti day in the tm.OM Molly-Pitcher starts for earnings of IMl.ffl. She is —-"Fin pleased with the A*ay- she- was unraced as- a 2-year-old. "She lost my control and composurer" said "f -saw he was looking -to do Handicap at Monmouth Park. four-for-four in 1983. rated today," said Preger. I told likes to start looking around for Although the Red Sox hit several that so I kept the balkdown on the The winner, trained by Mitchell Kattegat's Pride, off at 4-1 under (jockey) Tony (Graell) to take it other horses when she gets out balls hard, there was nothing re- inside part of the plate and almost Preger and ridden by Anthony Donald Miller, Jr., and the high easy the first three-quarters and let there, but I thought she really did sembling a hit, The only fielding got a double play." Graell, covered one mile and one- weight in the race with 123 pounds, the pace be slow. I wanted him to run a big race." gem came in the eighth inning when Pesky Jerry Remy also got a sixteenth over the main track in finished second after leading for the make a good run at the end." Bright View Farm's Josalee, the right fielder Steve Kemp made a fastball at the knees and grounded 1:41.1, a fifth of a second faster than first six furlongs. Dance Number, Preger has the Ballerina at only New Jersey-bred and the only leaping catch to haul Dwight Evans' out, with Newman taking second. the stakes record for the distance, the 8-5 choice of the crowd of 14,397, Saratoga and the Maskette at Bel- locally-based horse in the race, ran foul fly ball out of the stands. That brought up Wade Boggs. the but a fifth of a second slower than ran third with Angel Cordero, Jr mont Park stated far his horse's sixth. -"I made up my mind to run "That play, even though it second-leading hitter in the league the track record. She carried sec- up. " next two starts. her in the Molly Pitcher after she wouidn i nave been a hit, pumped at"397 andleading ihe majors wrtir~ ond-high weight of 117 pounds. The attendance was a major dis- Kattegat's Pride, a Maryland- me up," Righetti said. "That was 101 hits. Light Hearted set the previous won a division of the Rumson Handi- appointment, more than six based filly, had won seven straight cap," Trainer Tony Bardaro said. fabulous and I said 'it's my day.'" He had hit the ball hard twice stakes record in 1973, beating Wanda thousand below last year's throng of races before losing in the Barbara In the ninth inning, Righetti and he's always hit me well," by three-quarters of a length under 20,867 for the Fourth of July. Fritchie Handicap at Bowie Race Trainer Harry Wells, who has a walked Jeff Newman, the first bat- Righetti said, "but I don't think he 1M pounds. Skipper Bill, carrying The winner prompted the pace- Course on March 5. She bad two history of winning the annual Shore ter. Glenn Hoffman then hit what was looking for a slider and I hap- U4, holds the track record set on setter until taking command «t the wins and a second in stakes com- Patrol Handicap, took that $23,000 appeared to be a double play ball, pened to throw two good ones ''' June 27,1956. top of the stretch. She then drew off pany since then. eighth-race yesterday for Colonial but second baseman Andre Robert- Boggs swung and missed the last The purse for the Molly, Pitcher with authority for her first victory Kattegat's Pride set early frac- Farm with Castle Guard, ridden by son's relay to first pulled Don Mat- one for Righetti's ninth strikeout, as was the largest in the 38 runnings of at a mile or more. tions of 24.1, 47 and 1:09.4 before Craig Ferret. tingly off the bag. well as the final out. IMER VALUE DA YS STOP - SHOP - SAVE is*a I nrices even lower

V 35 AT PARKWAY EXIT vEcr KEYPORT 4-4000--264-4500, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1983 Winfield: This is an American League year

CHICAGO (AP) - Pave Win- desire, but Winfield doesn't buy not that different in tbe two him with Ben Ogllvie of his own votes In fan balloting, 1JM.I84. a home run by Babe Ruth. The NL field has seen.the All-Sur Uwne either. . leagues." Milwaukee Brewers. Kuenn did not Carter was the top vote-getter in tbe won 4-1 last year on a borne run by (ran both tide* of the Held, lour "It's a matter of confidence Winfield is tbe only Yankee on name a third-starting outfielder National League, barely beating Dave Conception times ai a National Leaguer and right now," says Winfield, who tbe starting AL squad. Tbe other The National League starters are Murphy, 1,456,843-1.452,341. "When you grow up at a kid, you twice ai an American Leaguer. played in four All-Star Games at a American Leaguers voted by f ana to outfielders Andre Oawson and Tim The managers will be Whltey make sure you watch tbe All-SUr San Diego Padre and two as a Yan- start were outfielders Reggie Jack- Raines of Montreal tad Dale Henog of tbe World Series cham- That meant hit penooal log as Game each year," Winfieid says kee. "The talent is even, and I've son and Fred Lynn of California, Murphy of Atlanta, catcher Gary pion St. Louis Cardinals for tbe NL an All-SUr is four wins, two losses "1 just looked at those guys. They seen both. It's Just who wins on a catcher Ted Simmons of Milwau- Carter of Montreal, first baseman and Kuenn of tbe league champion "They're on a (aitbreak right were the best there is. All my idols given day. We'll turn It around this kee, first baseman Rod Carew of AI Oliver of Montreal, second Brewers for tbe AX. now, and it's Mili going," the New 1 looked at the way they betd the year — this is an American League California, second baseman Manny baseman Steve Sai of Los Angeles, York Yankees outfielder says of tbe Tbe 50th anniversary of tbe game bat, the way they caught the ball. I year. Trillo of Cleveland, third baseman third baseman Mike Schmidt of NL All Stars. 'You get a string like will be celebrated at Comiskey wanted to do everything like they "It's a thrill for yourself, your George Brett of Kansas City and Philadelphia and shortstop Ozzie that going, and It's hard to stop." Park, the major leagues' oldest did. I tried to emulate them in eve- family, your team, your league, and shortstop Robin Yount of Milwau- Smith of St. Louis. park and site of the original All-Star rything they did, and It was a real Going into this 50th anniversary then it's a game — tbe best as- kee. This season, each league's roster Game, which was played as an ad- honor to finally be one of them." edition of tbe All-SUr Game tomor- sembled, and when you get right Jackson said Sunday, however, was expanded from 28 to 29 players junct to the 1933 World's Fair. It row night (8:40 p.m EOT, NBC- down to it, it's serious baseball." that he would have to remove to accommodate retiring superstars actually will be the 53rd All-SUr Joe Cronin, AL shortstop la the TV), the National'league bad won How serious? himself from the game because- of Carl Yastnemski of Boston and Game, however, since the contest 1933 game, and Ernie Banks, NL 11 in a row and It of 20. Theories for •Well, there are degrees of seri- sore ribs from a collision with an Johnny Bench of Cincinnati. was played twice each in I860 and shortstop in the 25th anniversary tbe NL's recent domination have ous," Winfield says. "Some don't outfield wall two weeks ago. AL Yount, last year's AL Most Valu- 1861. The first All-SUr Game was game in 1*58, wiU be the honorary ranged from better talent to more take it that serious, but the desire is Manager Harvey Kuenn replaced able Player, received the most won 4-2 by tbe American League on team captains Old-time stars 'Super Brat9 relive 50 years mellows after of baseball fun \est victory

CHICAGO (AP) - Some of ty" Gomez, the New York Yankee WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - "There was nothing I could do. He baseball's elder statesman wanned great who won the first inUr-league John McEnroe, flush with his sec- was just too good." up for the Old-Timers All-SUr tussle and went on to start five of ond Wimbledon men's singles vic- "When I won Wimbledon for the Game with a roast, toasting and the first six. "I called him that tory in three years, is returning first time, there was a lot of pres- boasting about each other yesterday because he could hit me in in a home in joyous triumph — a vast sure on me and It was important to as though the veil of years could be tunnel at midnight with the lights change from two years ago. get one under your belt," McEnroe lifted'by laughter. out... He alto had the title then, but it said. "But I am not going to say was tarnished by a performance at that I have a better feeling today "One oi the dumber questions I "They asked these younger guys than after the first one. today what they lose off their the All-England Lawn Tennis and get is what was my most vivid This time it was a crowd-pleat- fastball. They say they lose three Croquet Club that caused the British memory of 50 years ago..." said Hal ing McEnroe who held the victory inches," continued Gomez. "I lost press to label him "Super Brat." "The Prince" Schumacher, the cup high over his bead, giving eve- 60 feet." The stormy two-week battle, New York Giants hurler and one of punctuated by verbal fireworks with ryone a chance to marvel at his 14 surviving players on hand from Then, with another glance down umpires, linesmen and the press, artistry. It was a joking McEnroe that inaugural mid-summer classic the dais, he added, "Actually, I ended, appropriately enough, on who bantered easily with tbe pre- who will take the field again today. hope it (today's game) doesn't go July 4. viously hostile British press. It's that 1 was 50 years younger." too long. Rigor mortis might set This time, in Wimbledon tradi- "I have sUrted controlling my And so it went. in." tion, it was all strawberries and emotions, and in the long run I know Hall of Famer Joe Cronin, the cream. 1 can play better if I learn to harness Then there was the cameo by them completely," McEnroe said American League's starting short- Luke Appling, who didn't make the Using his racket as a rapier, stop in 1933 and later manager of the McEnroe carved Chris Lewis, the "I plan to enjoy myself as 1933 team, but saw his fair share of Wimbledon champion over the next Boston Red Sox, remembered All- All-SUr contests while extending a sacrificial lamb from New Zealand, SUr teammate Ben Chapman as a into shishkabob. The Ulented New couple of weeks when I have some major league career to 21 years by time off." kid with a short fuse. fouling off enough pitches to drive Yorker needed only one hour, 24 While Lewis was gently, method- the opposition crazy. minutes to demolish Lewis 8-2, 8-2, "Joe said I had a quick temper." 6-2. ically ripped apart by McEnroe, countered Chapman during his at- That was the same Appling who Another American left-hander, Jaeger was bludgeoned by bat with the microphone. "Well, he at age 75 led off last year's Old- Martina Navratilova, also was too Navratilova, who collected her Mth had a quick release. I hit .340 (in Timers game by taking Warren good in the women's singles final, title in tbe last 18 months and won 1938) and he traded me (to Cleve- Spahn downtown. crushing Andrea Jaeger 6-0, 6-J in for the 135th time in her but 139 land) the next year." just 54 minutes. For Navratilova, it matches, allowing Jaeger only nine Asked whether he planned to de- was her second straight Wimbledon points In the first set.. Then there was the question liver another home run to get this championship and the fourth of her "She's a dream to work with," about how Charlie Gehringer, the year's edition underway, "Old career. said Mike Estep, a member of the All-SUr second baseman from the Aches and Pains" just grinned, EMOTIONAL VICTOR — John McEnroe kisses his trophy after men's* pro circuit who became Detroit Tigers, acquired tbe "Got too much correspondence for But most of the Ulk was about winning the men's singles championship at Wimbledon on Sunday. McEnroe. Navratilova's coach following her moniker "Mechanical Man " that," he said. "I'm gonna bunt this He defeated Chls Lewis in staight 6-2 sets to win the crown for the "He's an artitt with the upset lots in tbe French Opea a "Well," ventured Vernon "Lef- time... But don't tell anybody." second time in his career. racket," said an awed Lewis. month ago. USFL season goes into playoffs RECREATIONAL SPORTS By BRUCE LOWITT Allen's Blitz for the division title, ceivers (66 catches for S84 yards) and Kevin Long (1,022) and the AP Sport* Writer each team finishing at 12-6 but the nursed a cracked rib on the sidelines league's leading receiver in Tru- Winning the Central Division Panthers winning by virtue of their the season's final two games. The maine Johnson (81 catches for 1,322 championship in the United SUtes two victories over Chicago. Asked Panthers' rushing leader was Ken yards). how he felt about that feat, SUnley Lacy with 1,080 yards. The quarter- Red Bank needs Football League's first season is When quarterback Greg Landry only the first step, says Michigan said: "Happy, but tired. This is a backs were 1-2 in the league — Bob- was injured, the BliU lost a lot of Coach Jim Stanley fine moment — but there are two by Hebert with 27 touchdown passes effectiveness at quarterback and The Panthers captured the crown more games to be played.'' and Oakland's Fred Besana with 21. eventually had to trade for Bobby Warner coaches with a 33-7 pounding Sunday of Ari- The Panthers, who scored the In Philadelphia, Kelvin Bryant, Scott, who had spent most of the zona, which prompted Wranglers most points in the league (451), fig- No. 2 in the league in rushing with season as New JerseyK erratic RED BANK - The Red Bank Coach Doug Shively to predict: ure to be solid favorites against 1.442 yards, will be testing the quarterback. Chuck Fusma, too, vided by the town's recreation Parka and Recreation Depart- "Michigan will win the whole Oakland, which managed to win the sprained ankle which he rested last was rarely awesome at quarterback commission on Saturdays from ment is in need of volunteers to thing." Western title despite a 9-9 record Sunday in the SUrs' regular-season for the SUrs. noon to 2 p.m. at three different coach iU Pop Warner football and. scoring just two more points. finale, a 21-14 loss to lowly Washing- Philadelphia won iU regular-sea- sites starting Saturday. * But to do that, the Panthers have teams this season. Those in- (319) than it allowed ton son meeting with the Blitz, 31-24 on Volunteer Bill Hertxke. will to get by the Oakland Invaders next terested are asked to contact the May 15. "The last time we had the direct the competition. Boys and Sunday in the first round of playoffs. Still, as Invaders Coach John The SUrs' Doghouse Defense, Parks and Recreation Depart- game in hand," said Coach Allen. girls ages 9 to 18 may register at And on July 17 in Denver, in the Kalston pointed out: "We've played Which gave up only 204 points, by far ment director, Mary Anne Gaul. USKL's inaugural title game, they them before and it should work as a the fewest in the league, will be "Then we fumbled the ball away HariUn Valley School (Saturday have to beat the winner of Satur- plus for us because we beat them" tested by the Blitz, which finished three times in the last quarter, they Middletown and July 16), Union Ave. School day's other playoff matchup be- 33-27 on March 19. "Plus, Arthur second in the league in scoring with turned it into 21 points and won. So (July 23 and 30) and Leocadla tween the Chicago Blitz and the Whittington should be available." 425 points. we've got to keep the turnovers to a Tennis camps slated Court (Aug. 6 and 13). SUrs in Philadelphia. Whittington, among the USFL's top Chicago has two 1,000-yard minimum. They have the manpower Bamni golfers qualify Michigan beat oat Coach Geurge rushers with 1,043 yards and re- rushers in Willie Sptncer (l'l57> to exploit them." MIDDLETOWN - The third annual Middletown Parks, and SCARSDALE. NY. - John Recreation Tennis Camps will be Crespy of Little Silver and Boa held at Tindall Park sUrting July Bostone of Long Branch, both 11 and running through Aug. 23. representing tbe Bamm Hollow Walker's prediction? Not quite Junior Tennis Camps will be Country Club, qualified for tbe held in three hour sessions from 9 1983 M.G.A. Metropolitan Insur- EAST RUTHERFORD - A few yards — and the Generals had an 0-4 offensive line and an ineffective He'll do nothing but get better if he a.m. to 12 noon Monday through ance Net Team Championship to days after the mark. kicking game as some of the team's sUys healthy. He has phenomenal Friday, be held July 11 at tbe Plainfleld had lost the first game in the United "II we had a good start and problems. The club cut down on tools. He's very intelligent and has Programs also being run this Golf Club. States Football League season, gained some psychological momen- turnovers as the season progressed an enormous amount of personal summer are Adult and Junior made a bold pre- tum it might have helped us a great and finished the year with iU third pride." instruction Ladles League, Men's Middletown diction. deal in the outcome of the season," placekicker When the USFL. season ended, Night League, and Junior Trav- "We lost one. That's enough," said Chuck Fairbanks, the Gener- Walker boarded a prWate Jet with eling Teams. Registration times Fairbanks also noted that Walker Dunn senior victor Walker said after making his pro- als' bead coach. , his wife, Cindy, and headed borne are: weekdays ( 4 to t p.m.), Tbe Generals defeated tbe Arizo- improved once the I-formation was MIDDLETOWN - Ned Dunst fessional debut in the Generals' insulted. It was the offensive for- for Georgia. weekends (10 am -12 and 4 to • 20-15 loss to the Los Angeles Ex- na Wranglers 35-21 In the fifth game p.m.) of Spring Like Heights won tow of the season and Walker finally mation trom which Walker ran to He said be" was glad the season net honors la the Senior Citlaea presS. "1 think we're going to wjn it capture the while For more information, con- broke loose, gaining 177 yards was over and "ready to do some- Golf Tournament seM rarttty *ii." at Georgia.. thing else.'' tact the Middletown Parka and The Generals were thrashed by Walker turned tbe season around Recreation Department. at the Monmouth County Park the Boston Breakers 34-10 Sunday for himself with that game, but the "It was the style of play that fit Walker said be would compete in System's Hominy till! Golf and finished the season with a 6-12 Generals continued to struggle. him best," Fairbanks said. "He three open track meets next month, nuziei Course. Walt ObremiU of Port record, a disappointing mark con- •We were our own worst enemy . had steady progress. It happened and that be planned to enroll at the Monmouth won the low groat sidering their lofty expecUtions. in many respects," said Fairbanks, almost on a game-to-game basis, University of Georgia again this Pros battle at Forum with a 77. New Jersey was touted as one of citin•ung turnovers, an Inexperienceinexpenenceud "Herschel is a great back now. failfall. Dunn alto snared team low HAZLET - A professional ball honors with Ed Barber of the premier teams in the fledgling wrestling match will be held Fri- league. The reason was Walker, the Freehold and Tom McBride and day at the Plaza Forum tuning George Molinelli of Spring Lake. : 6-foot-2, 229-pound cornerstone of t at 8 p.m. The main event will be the franchise. He completed the Foreign Cup contenders win Jim McQuaid* of Oceanport was a Razor Strap Match between season as the leading rusher in the closest to the pin. NEWPORT, R:l. (A*) - The iU first victory Sunday whan she D.C. Drake and The Bull USFL with 1,812 yards. But it wasn't first round of racing with an 11-1 Butcher. There will alto be tag easy, certainly not at first. three leading foreign contenders for -mark, had little trouble with Az- finished 2:50 ahead of Canada 1. But the America's Cup all sailed to easy Canada 1 protested the result and team matches with Tbe Mongol Eatontown Walker came sprinting off tbe zurra. The Australians, now 3-1, led against the Blond Bomber and University at Georgia i-tuiipus aiiei viMnrinQ uMtorriav In «#mnri round hv aii wowh at the suit and tbe race committee disqualified Ad- Slow pitch softball set trials on Rhode Island Sound. vance ior turning too close (luring a Golden Boy Buny Starr, and the his junior season to sign a contract stayed ahead fbr all six leg* to win Flying Heuclunen aad against Victory "83, the British entry, tacking duel. EATONTOWN —Tbe etgMfc with tbe Generals worth an esti- by 3:58. , . - Maniac Mack Mageeaad tbe Red mated tS million over three yean. maintained 1U lead in the second A second top Australian boat, Advance now has lost all II races annual Shore Area Mdta s Stow Although tbe Generals sold 14,000 round by beating Advance by three Challenge 12, defeated France S by this siimmer. Pitch Softball Tournament it season tickets that generated 11.6 minutes, 54 seconds under seven 1:38 for its third straight win after Tbe foreign boats will continue Haalet scheduled for July 30 and SI la million in revenue within two weeks knot winds. two early defeat* in round two. their bead-to-head competition until Eatoatown. after signing Walker, it took several Advance, an Australian boat, Foggy conditions delayed the Sept. 8, after which oae will be Hotshots may compete Tnedonbl»eUmlBationcv«it. weeks before he began paying took a one second lead at tbe start, start of tbe competition for three designated as tbe official dultager sponsored by Prettige Metal, It dividends on the field. but Victory picked up 1:30 on tbe boors and prevented a second round to the America's Cap. HAZLET - Haalet "hot- looklag for Mama. Entry dead- first teg and gradually increased tbe shots" may participate In the Walker joined the Generals at of racing. The three U.S. boats — line is July 25. Checks far taam margin over tbe 14-mile race. The eighth annual basketball pro- the Uil end of training camp, with Advance, a new Australian boat Courageous, Defend* and Liberty •strict (|U».«0 par taam) should British 12-meter yacht now has a 4-1 gram of that name tuuuauad by little time to learn their system. In that went through the entire first - are of f until July 16. One of the II be made payable to Prat* Mon- record in tbe round-robin competi- Pepti-Cola on a national level. a» first four games, be gain** cniy round of racing without a victory, meters will be chosen as tbe official UJwri Toonun Dr., Neptaat, tion. Tbt KatJet program will he pro- JU yards with a high game of 97 received more bad news yesterday. defender by tbe U.S. Yacht-CM at Australia II, which swept tbe Advance thought tat bad notched the «nd of the i TUESDAY, JULY 5.1983 The Drily Register B5 MONMOUTH PARK

I MO JoJJfj IvSi^ 1 •!•» Maw IKIeln) « t-l 1 Tehee CIrH IPerretl H 4 Arturet (ferret) te-l McCumber's stretch I MartM Dt Pierrot ITMinl. S-l • Cllortyl Arts (V I iTeMer OM NIM (Ferrari 4-1 I Mr Man lean (no Mow)* • Cllortyl Arts (VMI) •• < ... PH 1 UUr n BBawlel y llfaw). n e juaM on INMI »t IHiilirlWil 7 Qetfinewi (I taaiirt) * frl IMMWU1-1 • CannonCenaueror uiiiimiiiiZ.'.'.'. ','.'.'.'.'.'. 1-1 I Ooarot OevW (Malandoi) e-t oNerttiern tarMaon IVoHl »1 1 Mortlrltaa Cheer IVeoe) n W Mamma* (Dacca) 1-1 1 Fe« Alpha {no ruler) 4-1 . oj-1 4 Sarlne Once More ITtiarnaiinl H beats Watson by one .11-1 I Oot e Pretty Face (Loo) IH « Pac Motor IMcCemavl S-l ... 5-J ... M v (Vocal ...a.) OAK BROOK, 111 (AP) - Mark . Ill I Triple SpkolVeoa) e-t I Kittys Misfit IMcKMehtKlht)) ..in McCumber's gritty performance > No«toi«po (Recce) Ill 4 Footed Dream (McCauPn) ..nvi 5 Hock SM Bunny (Thernburgl ..IH down the itretch brought him a one- wStm Bank Sue IMoiendoil ...S-l itroke victory over Tom Watson in 7i FeauMue Hal iveool ...4-1 • Oo for Me Reset (Parrot) ...H yesterday's day-late, St-hole finish f iemie Dor (McCaiKey) ...n MONMOUTH RESULTS 10 Heavenly Rower* iseabo) »i to the Western Open Golf Tour- II Lonekn Keo (McCemeTl ..in nament. UP 111. Ma, mm t Metre I Vega) .... M McCuriiber, whose only previous MSolden cneiit (•arnatll Mr Mo u So (Thamat) * *1 <*"* ln <** "Prin8 of • IIOOSoO<00 7 Taoa Acreaa (CC Lopet) t-l • St Istven (Optnanpl) in four shots under par on the Butler 7M National Golf Club course that only SSSSSH!" i% W Patroa tarn (Veres) mittt«P«.at.,>ro»pp.il/tPPwa) last weekend was under several in- 1 Disco Dam (Vena) s-1 ches of water. The tournament lost 2 ftelsa the AnU (Lee) f-1 I L'HaMtant ISolomona) n two days' play to storms and flood. IContervetolre(Veree) 4 Bonk Accaunt (Thomas) n •XACTA ii-41US M 9 What art Oporotor IDaylll SI In the end, McCumber won it ttoMM.Taa Mot* Preroer I 0 Ape of Litigation (Durlenl IH with a 5-iron shot that set up a 15-18 MMe »v Otorae (Ttiomas) IM t-Armimri.nn UicKOfaelll miKito merrte (McKMghW 1st foot birdie putt on the 36th bole of 1 Kattegat! PrMolMIIMr) 4401.M n 1-Oance Number (Cordero) 1.40 the»-hourday,andWaUon',inabili. f Platr M Part (Malandai) mania ''Elementary WOIKKI (IHcCoulav) .. ^- l"»JMi«l»l"»'JMai««a»l»»»,»4 t ... TOP iiiiitiiii,....;;r."n».i»i"nni ti ty to score when he had the op- Kaae lack (Parrot) .41.401. K MMemory RocMtrecclelo) 11.00s.40IN II Trhjgt'i Anal (Vega) 10-1 portunity. 1.U t-Rad PlumelVeaaK.oi I.N1.40 Mil SIMM, are). troeMam. (Ml. 1MIB •i 1 AposlatelFerrer) M0 1 Aseon Root ISatomono) 1-1 IMIUInguatttlRacco). "I think it's about time I tJSl .-,...7,„_...,-.;««.-. . obalgod pattcrc. !t wsc 2 struggle 4 Foolish LucklVeoe) e-1 s Pleasure Pal IKrone) IM on the green," said Watson, now a 0 Sharon Brown (Porret) S-l runner-up for the second time in as Monmouth selections 7 I've Gotta Crow I Perron » etpj. CJLAPJ. alw h^ft^h. u I. 11/iom.» many starts and not yet a winner 10 Van Linger. (CC Lopet 1-1 2a Co Leasing lie CC Low 1-1 this year. ISlaoy CattleOln ill veot IM "I'm getting closer, but it's not by Reggie Ster (Irish Joy !H Rocco t-l saaawttMlMaoM worth a damn finishing second," he 1- Martin de Parre*. Eighteen Karat, Baaikar 4 First Approach 11I Dufton 0.] said. 7 Bring Mo Flowers 114 MelenOst 11-1 I -Sorority Prank, Lcroy Beuley, Broke Ball IxOlpmkul VoBOt-i Then he discovered the second • Foolish Spin (Zunuel 10 1 I - Pac Soldier, Spring Once More, NoreHHe'a Cheer 10« Bolconte (Ferrer) e-1 place finish was just good enough to 4 - Breaker OM Nine, Newaprabe, Triple Spice IISMtvSlirfilMelendoi) 10-1 lift him into the 12th and last posi- 11 Lumlnalro Ino rider) S-1 5-Perkini (entry), Pierce (entry), Go for the Rotei Not! StJem, (I. Map, 11/Mdi tion on the Ryder Cup team. The I - Montro, Faraday, Flap Jack Trail competition ended In this tour- 10 Flying StrtlaM (Molina) 10-1 7-MaaaU, Splendid Tab, Raltetbe Ante 4Co«lloColl (norldtrl MH nament, and Watson was unaware I - Aipea Row, Mlttlaqswne, Sharon Brown S Flrtl Modi urn (Roctol 10-1 he'd made it until well after he'd Aoaaclatod Prott photo t Aotopui Mvlh (V0H) IM I - ColetU (entry), Betiqae, Lnmlmalre 7 Flying L (vreol IM completed play. WINNING HUG — Mark McCumber and his daughter Addison, 7, I Dr Guv IForrtr) M "Well, that makes it a little eas- embrace after he won the Western Open yesterday in Oak Brook, III. It - FooUah PUot, Dr. Gay, Ten of Diamonds IRIgmOnoodOrKMOonioloi) IM BEST BET - Breaker One Nine (4th) too Northorn Gonorol (V0M) 10-1 ier to bear," be said. He beat Tom Watson by one stroke. 11 Chuoby Cnorlla (Mlgiwro) 1S-I Yetterday'iwinner: CaatleGuard (».»>. II Foollih Pilot IM Gomol) 4-1 The competition for points ended in this tournaments. Watson won 42 hour in front of Watson, tied Watson birdie putt. points and moved past Hale Irwin with a 1518 foot birdie putt on his The victory was worth $72,000 to into the last qualifying spot for the 36th hole of the day. McCumber, more than he'd won in team that will play Europe's best "I'm glad to get the number any previous season on the tour, and FREEHOLD this fall. posted, particularly on Butler," he gave him $146,937 for the year. Watson finished the qualifying said. "If Mr. Watson can go ahead McCumber and Watson were the 4 warrior King (J. Rliio) H period with 185.122 points. Irwin and get to five under and beat me, only men in the field able to break ! t Hotlorlliig (J. Rlchardlon) t-l 1 Keystone Hawkar (H*1(el1y) M lOonnaiDroam (M. vllltnto) t-l 5 Rods Rebel (No Driver) in dropped to 13th with 177 417 my hat's off to him." par for 72 holes. Curtis Strange, 2 Mkky Lever no (H. Kelly) 2-1 • Moon Juko (J. Scaramuuo) 1S-1 l Sun Hogle IM. Kelley) M JSkyKropor (M Kelly) H Mk: Paco. tl.ioo 1 Ala Lynn w INo Driver) 7-1 Watson's position, however, is not But Watson went the other way. Mark Lye and Mike Nicolettc 4 Vlntllner ( W. Koclurka) JO-I 1 L G Northern IA Kawoloff) 10-1 IT Rs Bucky Day (W. Broonarien) n 5 Dirty OM Woman IGe. McCenoiess) n 1 Big Al Joy (W. Brtmanon) 7-1 tl*: Pace, «.*• secure. If the winner of the PGA He hit under a bush on the 15th shared third at par 288. Strange had 0 B N OMtPM (M. Ktllyl »l 1 Evil Ooorr IV. Forrlaro) »•' championship next month has not hole, had to play his next shot closing rounds of 70 and 73, Lye 71 7 Witty (L. Consallna) H 4 Lalnay Dollar IS. Luttl 11 1 Raast Ruler II. Brlsoan) 1-1 I Mltuo Chrlttv IL. Tolymaado) 1-1 previously qualified for the Ryder backwards, pitched on and 2-putted and 72 and Nicolette 73 and 71. IM:r>au,IMe» t Toon Tlma (A. RtynaMl) 4-1 1 Listen To Harry (J. Molsoyev) 1-1 rjoaClwcklE. OlaqulMa) 10-1 1 Big Rod (J. Stadelman) s-l Cup team, he'll take the No. 12 spot for the bogey that cost him a share Clarence Rose, who shot 73 and I Norrewtpurg (T. ToMonskv) I i t Senor RapWo (Al SUHord) «•! I R D Too IC lOVMo) t-l > Gals HefkKtlon Littleton Henover IJ. Conlal, S-2 lAndvtBvtByolR. Blum) IS 1 I Jersey Pat IM. Kslley) e-1 Sti>ECTIONS 1 — Micky Laverae, Skypcraper, comeback in Suburban KeyiMM Hawker FREEHOLD RESULTS * — IW SoVfcup tiimm, Teiowoi, Nfcw IUHIS. (Ar-i - vvinwrs miles, you wan He's running •*., front ai Highland Blade, al«o IW. UitenToHnrry Sent off as the 4-5 favorite by the nt: Paca. tt.too Tale., one of the nation's leading well now as he ever has and that's a 1 - Good Show Tom, Hope file Do M: Paca. ll.nt I Karn Honovor IW Bratnanan) ].»1 JO l.» handicap horses three years ago, is compliment to Mack's training." crowd ol 25,214, Winter's Tale paid 5 S S SueorItor IP KMIn) 11.00 7 00 5 00 > Sounder! CllpearlROalCampo) 4 101.10 Well, TG Prince MnBalancor H IR Fmlkulnol 1104 40 4 Praclout Joy (T J Want) 3.10 back at the top of his game after Trainer Mack Miller said, "He's $3.60, $2.80 and $2.60. Sing Sing re- I - Mickey Wheeii, H H Harry, tdh Rotund (T Dovitlt) 4.40 i to KXACTA (1-1) I1S.M turned $480 and $3.20, while High- M: Pm 11 MO •k: Paco, tt JM overcoming various physical prob- a good old horse who's feeling good Daaaat Dream i Rovol Klu IW Brosntnan) 7.401.40 3 « 4 Tatttlo Hanover IM McNKholl 4 40 M0 ].» lems. ' and he makes me feel good to see land Blade paid $3 40. ' I Ovor Sloll (Al SUHord) 1.40 4 00 5 Returning Homo (W ODonntlll 1 » 1.40 I - Evil Doerr, Laiaey Dexter, R D 1 Aurora Eotlor IK HuOMCtl) IP) 1 Savllla Hanovar IC LaCauw) 1.00 The 7-year-old gelded son of Arts him do so well. He's had his share of Nice Pirate finished fourth, fol- Two IXACTA (t-0) lit JO • XACTA 14-1) S11.W lowed by Silver Supreme, West On DAILY DOUtLB (Ml U7 40 •tk: Paco, Slut And Letters proved that yesterday problems — two sinus operations, a I - Arrlva Bid, Go Dolphin, War M: Poco.tl.tM SAtCOAction (H Kollv) IS.M4 404 40 by romping to a six-length victory in busted knee and a bad back injury Broad, Open Call and Fast Gold 1 Fortune Booklo IW Brotnohn) 1.10 l.tO 1.40 t Attrlo Ann (K Mortlnei) lt.aOt.OO 1 Johnny Boons (DMcMahan) 1HIH 4 E J SUr (L Relhoone) 3.00 the |281,000 Suburban Handicap at two years ago. The bad back had a Key Count was a late scratch. 7 - Pafcl, Meadow Iris, Cat Tall I Howvougot IR Boachv) 1.00 tXACTA (M) HPLtl psychological effect on the horse. With West On Broad, an 18-1 aXACTA 11-1) tt.lt IM: Pace. Ul.toa Belmont Park, covering the iv4 I - Hi Vicky M, Warrior King, 4tk: Pata. II.MI 1 Alvoc (W O'Donnell) ] 401 10 2 10 miles in 2:013-5. You have to overcome the mental shot, setting the early fractions. Andyi Bye Bye ] AC Champagne IF Wllllami) 7.W1.M110 4 padre Loooll IMMcNIchol) 1.101.10 S RetortLorondale (RTurcont) in 140 I intpeclar Snpcwv (M Loncttlor) 1.40 "He's a smart old horse," said and regain confidence." Winter's Tale stalked him, then »- Blf Rod, Ion Two, Gnli Hefelc- I J M Count ID PMItana) J to • XACTA IM) M .40 made his move just past the three- • XACTA (HI IH.40 tint: Paca. H.P» winning jockey Jeffrey Fell, who Winter's Tale won the 1980 Sub- Ml: POCO.U.M0 4 Balllnl A IW Bretnahtn) MM»»3.00 rated his horse right behind front- urban, his banner year when he also eighths pole. He was four lengths in 1 Worthy ZIP (L Forrlorol 5 40100 J K J Active Bov (J Andolptw) 1.101.40 K - Tke Lone Wolf, Hold The Use, 7 Brtaikto Hars IB Scana) 4.001PJ 1 George T (T Devlin) 1.40 running West On Broad until the far won the Brooklyn and Marlboro Cup front with a quarter-mile to go en Great Peal t Taooy Honovor IJ Morona) t.» tXACTA (t-ll till tt route to capturing the winning purse Twi 4t»! Paee, »i.t» turn. "Just keep him happy, and handicaps. Monday be conceded 11 - Sargeaat Friday, Barter Royal, aiiVr*ayr t Steady Lake (H Kelly)..., 0.401.K4 40 Mack certainly is. some 1 to 13 pounds to his seven of $168,600. 4 JtnoAnnlJInoro'tlloaiV) a S.tO l.H 1« 5 PaUlt Beau (J McCovorn) I.K l.M 1 Count NIM (M Ltncatlor) 1J0IM • Beltv B Lucller IC Porodlt) S 00 "I wasn't worried at all about rivals when he carried top weight of The Virginia-bred, owned by BEST BET: Pagel (7ta) 1 Rotcommon U Aixwpno) • » TRIFICTA It-MI tl"M 120 pounds. Sing Sing, 119, finished Kokeby Stable, now has 14 wins in 29 IXACT114.» I1L40 Aiwalopro • 1.M0, tlaadte - the horse in front of me. I could have moved at any time. But at iv« second, three-quarters of a length in career starts MEADOWLANDS River races Short of Cash? 1 Mr. Protocol (N. BrsoWiry)...... -«•! 4 Naraei Xlnetl (N 0.) „.. il slated for I Country Lite t AlmahurtAlmahurall (N.D.) 15-1 I King Ol Alba ID IM McNkhoi) 10-1 I InecruMDIe (E. Harnerl M 1 Drematiied (R. DelCampo) IS-I t Stole Line (L) (T. Hauohton) IM Branchport Park starting 4 wealthy And wise IM. nicNIchol) e-1 ] Green with Envy IJ Ooneriv). ft 10 JoovP Turner (R.Romrnen) is I at 5:30. Do you have unwanted items in your house that you've been meaning to get rid sKotLvK Stott (N.D.) PV1 The 11-event program of for years? Like turpilure, kitchen wares, old records and books, clothing and jnaaTlR. RemmenV:. .'. 10-1 includes lifeguard boat more? . ' . • Ooneral Monte (J. 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Dawtoiu win in Marlboro CBS. SUPERMARKET Come on in or call 512-1700 K MAIN ST. KEANS8UR8 Mixed Pain tournament Happy Garage SaieL MARLBORO - Vivian and Val Dawaon shot a «to win the Mind Paltt, $ 5 low net H-bole tournament over the week- Kielbasy 1 \ end at Holland Orchard*. Norm* and Ron Woods were second The Register Since 187B with SO while Lillian and Pat BtrtoWo and JERSEY NUMBER GAME Yout HonwiouM Newspapeii ^^ Since 187B Bridget and Joe Page tied forthir d with l^aSt Wlp'^p' WI* IT* 1* Si. -* h(MTi7A.M.I»10r>,M,,7davaawM,k WtAHCACLAIMCEMTtft "' ' •-•^— • ' • • —••• • •••••»•• ••• B6 The Dady Register Business TUESDAY, JULY 5. 1963 Granting banks more power may not be wise By SYLVIA PORTER country's largest bank, recently needed money to build a new fac- For you, m a saver aad investor, You've read the headlines: bought Charles Schwab k Co., the tory, how would its bank suggest It permitting banks to enter the secur- "Latin American Governments country's largest discount stock- raise the money? Through the bank? ities business poses other problems. Owe Banks Billions"; -Banks Seek broker. Other banks are offering Or through an outside network of Today, banks in the discount bro- Wider Securities Powers." discount stockbrokerage services securities firms? Assuming the an- kerage business are restricted to These are the headlines of mid- and numerous banks have plans to swer is the "bank," the ultimate taking your orders to buy or sell summer 1883. But they are chilling- move into the business. result could be a rise in the coat of stock. They cannot give you advice SYLVIA ly similar to those of the late IMOs The concept of banks competing capital, a surge of antl-otmpetitive or make recommendations. Do you and early 1930s, just before an ex- against brokers certainly appears activity, a decline in our economy's want your deposit money and your PORTER plosion of bank failures led to feder- appealing. But is mixing banking vitality investment (risk) money handled al laws that now protect depositors. with securities actually a sound con- ranging the bank laws to per- together? The implication is the While it is unlikely that we ever cept? mit securities activities probably U.S. government eventually might again would permit our banking sys- The underlying realities and the would result in a system of banking take on the massive job of insuring tem to fall into such disarray, the lessons of history cry out for cau- here similar to that of Germany - banks against error* in Investing fact is our nation's giant banks are tion. where a few banks dominate the policy as well as in other operations of the Securities Industry Associa- stitutions will emerge - with Its clamoring for many of the same Banks already exert con- economy. This system works for the - a disturbing possibility, indeed. tion, who adds, "Various regu- leaders the most powerful institu- powers that pushed them into trou- siderable influence over most Dull- giant German companies, but it Right now, the law that keeps latory agencies have been misin- tions. ble 90 years ago. And this is a warn- nesses and municipalities. Com- doesn't encourage the development banking and securities separate - terpreting or ignoring the Glass- Congress must decide what Hew ing to all of us. panies and governments rely on of new companies (an Apple Com- the Glass-Steagall Act - Is under Steagall Act and allowing banks to ground rules, if any, are neceatary Many of the nation's largest banks to meet payrolls and to han- puter, say, or a German Xerox) attack by banks. The law was 50 enter many types of unallied busi- for the environment of the ltaOs banks are eager to be able to per- dle their day-to-day financial needs. because the German banks have no yean old last month, is outmoded Undue speed may be avoided if Con form the same underwriting and If banks also were to be allowed to incentive to risk money on untried and doesn't function properly in the While we wait for the review, grass demands the moratorium and dealings in stock* and bonds e.i the . raise money through underwriting lK3c, szy ban!: spsmBSn&B whs de- let's olou caii iui a luuraiorium on iiicn aeilowly studies !K- GSZZ of nation's largest brokerage Jirms. the sales of stocks and bonds, their German bankers are con- mand an update. banks moving into the securities Glass-Steagall should be retained. Some already have edged into the Influence on thousands of businesses servative. But "conservatism" By all means, let's review the business and vice versa. Otherwise, This is our financial system we're securities business. would be multiplied. hardly favors small companies law. "We need a congressional re- without our being consciously aware tinkering with. We cannot take Bank America, for instance, the As an illustration, if a company needing money to grow. view," says Ed O'Brien, president of it, a hodge-podge of financial in- chances! * Company plan sounds best Is politics child's play? By DAVID SARGENT an IRA. If your company makes contribu- By ANDY ROONEY filiation than his ideals do. than a high school education Q: I have the oaportaaity to par- tions, this could further sweeten the "I'm a Democrat," an 11- You can't trust anyone's defi- making $35,000 supporting Re- ticipate la my compuy't salary re- benefit. Using the same example year old girl wrote me in a letter nition of what a Republican or a agan. I'm not knocking it in daclioa plan. Which to a better la- cited earUer, a 20 percent company the other day. Democrat is. Each party likes to either case but it does seem fun- vestmeat, » IRA or the company donation adds an aditional $500 to An 11-year old probably pretend it has hard and fast eco- ny. Why would the bricklayer niu? L.B.. Onectint your account, bringing Its yearly nomic, social and philosophic SUCCESSFUL doesn't know whether she's a and tie owner of the construction A: If you have the chance to join value to $3,000. Not a bad return principles that are cast in stone Democrat or a Republican but company agree on such issues as a salary reduction plan, don't pass it considering no investment has been but that's not the case. INVESTING that doesn't make her much dif- abortion, prayer in schools, bus- up, it could be a golden opportunity. taken into acount. ferent from the rest of us. We Generally speaking, the Dem- ing and the ERA Amendment? By all means, invest in both if you may think we know and we may ocrats have always been thought It's all very confuting and I can. They are great opportunities to Of course, an IRA does have ad- announce what we think we are of as being on the side of labor have an idea it's better that way. deter taxes. But, if you can only vantages over a salary reduction at regular intervals but don't ask and the Republicans are thought As soon as a nation's political afford one of the two, then the plan. The primary one is the broad us for a list of the differences of as being on the side of busi- parties begin to get too orderly salary reduction plan could offer range of investment alternatives between the two parties. ness. Obviously that isn't the and predictable, there's trouble. greater advantages over an IRA, available. Not only is choice of in- way things really are or we'd vestments with an IRA numerous When I was a kid, my father I'm pleased that there are no depending on the terms of the plan. 401 (K) your taxable wage base is always voted Republican but I never have had a Republican deep, sharply defined party prin- Of course, individual company plans but also flexibility is there as well. president.There are always reduced by the amount of the con- However, with a reduction plan, you don't think he had a lot of well ciples the Democrats and Re- differ from one another. Depending tributions, so no tax is paid on this going to be more working people publicans swear by. During an are limited to those options pres- thought-out reasons for it. Like on the terms set forth by the or- until the money is withdrawn. In the most people, he picked a couple than businessmen and women election year we listen to a lot of ented by the company. ganization, individuals can deposit case of an IRA, your contribution is of little things he thought the but we've elected 16 Republican campaign oratory that gives the between 2 percent and 10 percent of taxed when earned and then your Republicans stood for that he presidents and only 13 Democrat- impression the world will come Withdrawal can be another draw- their salary in a special investment annual income is reduced by the agreed with and concluded from ic ones. to an end if the candidate speak- back, depending on bow you look at acount, and some companies match IRA amount. Another tax incentive: it With an IRA, if you are willing to those that he was one of them. The funny thing that happened ing isn't elected. Someone is up to 50 percent of the contribution. People fall in love with the idea in the last elections in both Eng- always beaten, though, and the a greater portion of your income pay a 10 percent penalty plus taxes Investment options vary from com- could be sheltered under the com- due, the funds can be withdrawn. that they're either Republicans land and the United States is that world never ends because of it. pany to company but usually consist or Democrats. a lot of working people teamed pany plan. With a salary of $25,000, With a company plan, money can be I don't know what to tell that of either stocks, bonds or an in- withdrawn only in cases of financial When I asked my father the up with a lot of business people you could contribute $2,500 using a 11-year old girl who wrote me. I terest-paying account. hardship, separation of service, re- difference between the two, he and elected Republicans. (In salary reduction plan or $2,000 with don't want to discourage her in- tirement or upon reaching the age of told me the Democrats wanted to England, the Republicans are an IRA. terest in politics but I would like Not knowing the terms of your 59. Of course, "financial hardship" lower the import taxes on the called the Conservatives.) to point out to her that she proba- company's plan, it is difficult to say And yet another tax advantage: a is a vague term and subject to in- things foreign countries shipped The people who voted for the bly hasn't thought out why she which offers the greater incentives. special formula, 10-year averaging, terpretation. here to sell and the Republicans Democratic or Liberal party can- thinks she's a Democrat with any But assuming the maximum 10 is available to you when you decide wanted to raise the taxes to keep didate in each country, were all more clarity than why she thinks percent contribution can be made As I stated earlier, if you can do to withdraw your funds. This for- foreign goods out. Even way the rest and it wasn't enough. It she's a Methodist, a Catholic, a and that the company adds another both, do. Both are excellent op- mula enables you to calculate your back in the 1930s, he worked for a seems as strange to have a Buddhist or none of these. People 20 percent, a salary reduction or portunities! tax liability as if the money were company that was in competition young, college-educated busi- fall in love with tneir religious 401 (K) plan offers advantages over (Column readers should tend paid out in equal annual amounts with the Japanese. A person's nessman making $35,000 a year affiliation for reasons that are an IRA. their investment inquiries to David over the following 10 years. Ten- bread and butter usuallv has supporting a Democrat as it is to about a» well tbougbt-cu! as thei*, R. Sargent. Surmftful Inv Topping the list is taxes. With the year averaging cannot be used with more to do with his political af- have a truck driver with less political ones. this newspaper )

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I emcxsN of me mee 1 Mouse... rue TW/H&, HttCM6t AND KIT. SjSe TUESDAY, JULY 5.1983 The Daily Register B9 24* Monmouth County upon depealt of a check drawn to Office of the Township Clerk and the •rdey of the Monmoutt. Coun- ItavallabtalorlMPocllon ty •card of Choaan Froehaltafs Francis X. Burke. tn the amount ef MOO tor MCh Quakes rip Secretary Mt Ptani and sp*cHk»lions will Zoning Baard Ml be mailed. Afiv bidder, yawn ofAdlustmenl returning We plant and specif Righetti pitches no-hitter; Rowdies July » »' » icatlons in good condition within ten 110) oays after the cwenin* t* Jan Goossens scored NOTICI OP DICItlON bid» will be refunded Ms full de- TAKE NOTICE that on the posit No deposit will be returned his second goal of the nnddayof June. 1«U. me Zoning tonon-brdder. night with 1:02 left in Board of Adlustntapt at HMmdel Bids must be made on lUn- Township, after a public hearing. dard proposal forms In the the first overtime to granted the aaellcatlon of Irwln manner designated (hertin and first Yankee since 1956 Schloss to construct a barn on as required bv the ip*ctf(cations lead the Golden Bay premises located at Mlddletown and must be enclosed in tasted (continued) Earthquakes to a 2-1 Read, known as Block II, Lots envelopes bearing the ntm* and duplicated the feat Sept. 28 in the first game 00 I andll. on me HolmdelTown- address of the bidder, designat- Smalley, who relayed the ball to second always do, and I heard it. I could have killed North American ship Tax MOP, and that a copy of ing tha name of the work on the of a doublebeader against Boston 8-0. him," said Rigbetti. the determination of said7onlng outside, addressed to the Board basAnui Andre Robertson, but Robertson's League Soccer victory Board of Adlustment has been of Chosen Freeholders and mutt throw to first base pulled Don Mattingly off Larsen pitched his perfect game against Righetti said he wanted to say something over the Tampa Bay tiled In the Off Ice of the Township be accompanied bv a certified Brooklyn on Oct. 8, 18S6, when he beat the Clerk and Is available for Inspec- check drawn to the order of tht the bag. to his teammates, "but I was too nervous." Rowdies last night. Dm. County Treasure! for not lets Dodgers 2-0 in the fifth game of the World than len percent (IDS) of tht Jerry Remy then grounded out toRobert - Higbetti walked Jim Rice on a full-count In the only other Francis X Burke. amount bid. but not lo tutted Series at Yankee Stadium. That remains the Secretary son. pitch in the first inning and walked Rice NASL game played Zoning Board 10.000 00 A Rid Bond will be only no-hitter in World Series history. again with one out in the seventh. In the fifth, OfAdlustmenl accepted in lieu of the certified The last batter Righetti faced was Boggs, yesterday. Fort July 9 I'* check, who was batting .357 and led the majors with The Yankees got all the runs they needed Righetti walked Reid Nichols, who was then Lauderdale beat To- Bidders mav obtain addi- for Righetti, In the fifth inning on singles by tion* tats of document* bv 101 hits. Boggs took a ball, then a called caught stealing when Righetti picked him off. ronto by the same 2-1 Ht HOimdtl paying tor the cost of reproduc- Kemp and Smalley and an RBI single by tion plus • sM 00 deposit tor eei n strike and then swung and missed at an Kighetti came into the came with a 3.53 score in overtime. NOTICI OP DICIIION set Robertson. Don Baylor's ninth homer of the TAKE NOTICE that on the outside pitch. Boggs then fouled off a pitch earned run average and had allowed 106 hits 12nd day of June. ion. the Zoning Tht successful bidder, if season made it 2-0 in the sixth off John Tudor, in 109*3 innings. He struck out a season-high Board of Adjustment of Holmdel awerdtd the contract mutt before taking another ball. Township, after a public hearing. furnish a bond in the amount of 5-5, and Kemp's two-run single completed the nine, including seven in the first three in- granted me application of Antal the contract price es provided bv With toe crowd roaring, Boggs swung and scoring in the eighth. and Mary Ulnaiv to construct an statute for the faithful per- missed. nings. above-ground swimming pool formance Of all the provision* Of "1 didn't try to pace myself," Righetti The left-hander, who came to the Yankees 22* Hailet within the sldoyerd setback of the specifications and contract After Boggs' weak swing completed the premises located at 20 Van relating to the construction of the said. "1 just wanted to get relaxed and throw after the 1878 season in a multi-player Meal HOTICI Breikle Road, known as Block work, said bond to be furnished no-hitter, New York catcher Butch Wynegar Please ttke Notkt thet the 29. Lot 49. on the Holmdel Town- at the time of the stoning of the the ball. The guys made great plays behind with the Texas Rangers, made his debut with undenigned has appealed to tht ship Tax Map, and that a copy of contract Thcbldmutlbeecconv rushed toward the mound and hugged the pairved bv a certificate from a me. With a 2-0 lead, I had to worry about a. the Yankees in 1978, when he had an 0-1 Board of Adlutlmont of the the determination of said Zoning young pitcher as Righetti 3 teammates Township of Heitet tor a vari- Board of Adjustment has been responsible surety company *u- walk and a home run, so the two extra runs record. Righetti spent the I960 season with ance from Ihe provision! of Sec filed In the Office of the Township ihorited to do businett in tht mobbed him. tlon 911.11 of (he Zoning Or- Clerk and It available for inspec Stale of New Jertev. which were nice. New York's Triple-A minor-league team in dinance to a» to permit the oper- lion certificate shall be properly ti Moments later, Rigbetti knelt alone on ation and conducting of Bingo tcuted by an executive officer of "Maybe they tired after all the hitting Columbus and started the 1981 season with Francis X. Burke. •.aid company authoriied for that the steps of the New York dugout as the and Raff let at thai portion of the they did the last three oays. "Righetti stid of Airport Plaia Shopping Centti Secretary purpose, which said certificate Yankee Stadium crowd roared its approval. Columbus. . Zoning Board shah state that the surttv com the recent Boston hitting spree. But Righetti was called up by New York pany win provio* nw UIUUT, «i'.Ei Ryan no-hit Los Angeles 5-0 on Sept. 26, RflMtr Skating Arena, Inc.. t/a July! U20 the bond above mentioned In the Kighetti said none of his teammates men- early in the 1881 season and went on to Plata Arena, on premliet lo- amount of the contract price it 1881. Cleveland's Len Barker threw the last ceted on Highway M and Mlddlt 23* Mlddletown the contract It awarded to said tioned that a no-hitter was in progress — as is gompile an 8-4 record, when he won his rookie Road—scribed at follow*: a por bidder. no-hltter in the American League when he tion « the Airport Plaia Shop- the baseball superstition — but he added that honors. Righetti started the 1982 with New NOTICCOPHIARINO The said bid together with pins tenter, Hailet. N.J . at dt- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE pitched a perfect game against Toronto on vcrlbedVbove, the entire tract tht Ctrtifltd Check or Bid Bond when he went back to the clubhouse before York, but was sent back to Columbus after that, the undersigned hei CPPIIM and certificate from the turttv May 15,1861, in beating the Blue Jays 3-0. being Hrfow/n as Block IM, Lot I. to th« Board U Adluitm-nt of the the ninth Inning, he beard a Yankees tele- Thli appeal It now on the Secre- (ompanv as above provided, faltering early. He was later recalled by the Township of MUMIHown for * shall be delivered at the place Reynolds pitched his two na-hitters in 1951 tary's clfcnjjer, and a public variance from the provisions of vision announcer mention it. Yankees and finished the season with an 11-10 hearing has. been ordered for and at the hour above mentioned CMptir 37, Section 7 (3*07 No bid shall be withdrawn as he beat Cleveland 1-0 on July 12 and then July IS, ittZvt 1:30 p.m. prevail- schedule} of tht Zoning Or "I went back to Change'my gum. as 1 record. ing lime, IrTifte Townthlp Hall, for a period of sixty (M) days dinanc* so as to permit trie IPPII lubteouent to the opening of bids lt» Middle RSd, H«let, N.J. al cant to construct a one family which time you mav epoear without the consent of the Board dwell*no on premises located on of Chosen Freeholders either In strtoaj or bv agent, or Elm Avenue. 300' north of Maple attorney and present any objec- Street, alto known as Block HI, Right is reserved to relect tion which you mav have to the Lots 39 33 on the Tax Map any and all bids if deemed to be granting of thlt tppeel A cop* of the application has in the interest of the Board of Thlt Notice it served upon been Wed in the Offict of the Chota Freeholders you bv Order of tht Board of township Clerk and may be In- Harry Larrlson Jr . Director Adjustment. The proceedings of Richard C Werner. Clerk spected. Peter W StaM. PA. thlt case mav be inspected In the The public hearing will be Office of tht Zoning Officer, held on Monday evening, the nth JulyS M3TO Board ef Adjustment,'** Middle day of July. t9U. at I 00 p.m. at Road, Harlet. N.J., during regu- Township Hall, Mlddletown. New 250Oth.r Public Notlcts lar butintts hours Jersey, at which time you mav This Notice is published bv appear either In person or by NOTICE Order of the Board of Adjust- agent or attorney and present Notice it hereby given that ment. any objection which you may JOSEPH MEEHAN have to granting this application Brookdete Community Coiii»g«? Attorney for Applicant JEROME C MASON, JR will receive staled bids at the Plaia Roller Skating Arena, Inc. Applicant t/a Plaia Arena Furman&Jenmles Newmen Springs Road Lincroft. Julys SUV7 110 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown, N.J. New Jersey on July II. 1W) Drr JulyS SUM vailing time, at which time and PUBLIC NOTICI Staled proposals for #u n NOTICE TO BIDDERS openrd and read on the following Eltmantary Science Supplies NOTICE is hereby given that tlem. ATHLETIC SUPPLIES will be received bv me Board sealed proposal, will be received Contract documents mav be Secretary of tht Hailet Townthlp by the Purchasing Agent of tht examined and copies obtained tt Board of Education at the Board Township of Mlddletown for the the Purchasing Department of Offices. 13 Bethany Road. following. One MI 30 loot Brookdaie Community College at HazleL Naw Jtrstv 07730 on or f i be roles J boat ?ft$ Newman Springs Road. Lin before July 21, 1ft3 — Thursday Said proposals are to be croft. New Jersey on or atler at 7:00 p.m. prevail Ing time openett and read In public* tn tht July 5. i«3 Proposals art to be sub- Conference Room of the Town- Bid securities in the form of mitted according to the require ship Hall. 1 King's Highway 4 a bid bond with adequate tecur mtntt of the specifications which Highway #3S at 10 00 AM on itv thereon, or certified check in mav be obtained from the Board July II. 1M3 an amount toual to 10% of the office on any weekday (Monday Complete specifications and amount of the bid. not exceed through Friday) between the form of btds are on file at the I2O.0O0 will be required Bids hours of *:Q0 a.m. and4 00 p.m. Office of Central Purchasing. mav not be withdrawn within 40 In compliance with N.J.S.A. Johnson-Gill Annex Building. days after the actual day of the 52:23-34.2, bidders mutt tubmll a and mev be picked up without bid opening Nit of names and addresses of all charge bv prospective bidders Tht owner reserves the un- stockholders or partners owning upon application rettrlcted right to reject any or 10% or more of tht corporation or Bids must be made on stan- all bids, and to accept any bid partnership dard proposal forms in the which is deemed most favorable A deposit of 10% of tht total manner described herein and re- Prices Quoted mutt Include all bid in tht form of a certified quired bv the specifications, freight or delivery charge. The i check or a bid bond for 10% of the must be enclosed In a sealed en owner alia reserves the right to bid shall accompany the pro- velope bearing the neme and ad relect any bid If. In lit opinion. posal. dress of the bidder and item (s) in accordance with N.J.S.A bid. Proposals must be accom- nenctellv or technically able to in vn et sto., tht law against panied bv a Statement of Consent carry out the contract at in discrimination, bidden art ad- of Surety from a Surety Lorn tended or for env reason In the vlMd that contractors and sub- oanv authoriied to do business in owner's judgment, it is not In the contractors are obliged to take the State of New Jersey and ac- Dtit interests of Brookdale Com- affirmative action to provide ceptable to the Township of Mid- munity College equal employment opportunity dletown. Proposals must also In- Bidders art required to com without regard to sai, ract, col- or, cfetd, religion, national ori- Cashier'» Check or a Bid Bond 197*. C .127 and P L 1977, C U gin, and age. payable to the Treasurer of the JulvS slttl The right It reserved to re- Township of Middletuwr,, in not AiuclaM Praia a ject any or all proposals and to lest than ten (10) per cent of the waive any Informal Hies In tht total amount bid INDEX NIXON SEES NO-HITTER — Former President Richard M. Pitcher Dave Righetti throw the first no-hitter for the Yan- proposals received Jhe Township of Mlddletown kees since Don Larsen threw a perfect, game in the 19S6 Nrf proposal will be accepted reserves the right to reject any runic NOTICES Nixon and son-in-law David Eisenhower right, watch the •ft>r the tim* atTs Board of Adjustment of Ihe COUNTY 09 MONMOUTH EMPlOYMfNT Township of Hailet for a vari- STATi OF NEW JEP.SE Y ance from the provisions of Sec NOTICE TO BIDDERS 5' Heip Waneo lion tiS.M c I b of the Zoning Notice is hereby given that female Ordinance to as to permit, a 170 sealed bids will be received bv H BaCvSiting O to ft sign to be erected onto the the Department of Purchasing of blanks Mets, 4-0 existing pylon sign underneath, the County of Monmouth. New bi S 'v.a' ani *a« therefore utlllilng tht sign Jtrstv and opened and read in spaces to list tht names of saver public in Room 'TOO Free- F PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Phila- on, he got the number three, four and al stores Sign will be two-sided holders' Meeting Room in the delphia Phillies reached the All-star five hitters,'' the manager said. with low Illumination, on pre- Hall of Records. Main Street. mises located on Airport Plaia. Freehold. New Jersey on Julv u. game break on a high note. Corralles expressed satisfaction with Hazitt described at follows 1W al 11 00 a m. sharp, prevail- Shopping plaia In BH tone, cor ing time for the following Their ace pitcher, Steve Carlton, the position of his team at the break, ntr Rtt 3* end Middle Road • (gross land area of •» acres) t. Furnishing ft Delivery of showed signs of regaining the form that second place, just 1 Vt games behind known as Block IM. Lot 1 on tht • 1 Fuel Oil to Various County Tan Mao which Is within 300 feet Locations. Monmouth County. Opportunity has made him an unprecendented four- leading Montreal in the National League of property owntd bv YOU. Thlt NJ for the period I 1 UMI/14 2. Furnishing A Delivery Of time Cy Young Award-winner. Carlton East apeoal is now on the Secretary's t t Mr calendar, and a public htartnau #4 Fuel Oil to Various County threw a four-hit shutout yesterday night, "Montreal has played as good as it has been ordered for July iSlhF Locations. Monmouth County. 64 Uo ll*3 at !• JO P.M. prevailing lime. NJfor the period! I 13 t JI U MfKMMIKE as the Phillies beat the New York Mets. can. We haven't, and we're right there, " In tnt Township Hall. 31* MkMIt y Furnishing ft Delivery of Elastic Waist Work Pants for the 4-0. Corrales said. He mentioned that his Road. Hailet. N.J. at which time 7? Garage fare you may appear either in Person Monmouth County Correctional The 38-year-old lefthander struck out team would start after the All-Star of bv agent, or attorney and prts- institution. Freehold. Nj •i Ma.'»-, I ent any objection which you may Complete tpeciflcetlon's and nine to regain the lead over Houston's break tied with the Expos in the loss have to granting, of this appeal. form of bid for the proposed work art on Ilia in tha offict of the Nolan Ryan In their battle for the major collumn. This notice is served upon Purchasing Department. Hail of league all-time strikeout record. "1 think we're going to end up in you bv Order of the Board of Record*. Main Street. Freehold. Adjustment. New Jertev and mav be obtained Carlton started Monday night two lirst place." Corrales said. Victor V. Scudlery, on by prospective bidders during '9 Swap behind Ryan, and ended eight ahead — benaH of Dullness hours —-" t Incidentally, this was the first game SCUDIERV ENTERPElSES 0). Improvement of County 1 Dated. July 1.1M3 8 Sports Eq 3,589-3,561 He now has 54 career this season that saw Corrales use only Parking Area Situated on Lots 13 8t? Sw.mming P?oi5 July S l M.« through 14, Block 39 in Borough shutouts. nine players. of Freehold. Monmouth County. 83 CB*. Eifctronici PUSLIC NOTICI New Jertev. 64 Mertha"diSf iVaiif .1 Carlton's performance was especial- "It makes no difference, as long as Sealed proposals tor IUII Contract document* for the 85 Pitce Busic ly impressive, since it came against one we win," he said. Home Economics Equipment. proposed work above, prepared •M7 New School But will be re- bv Charles Van Btntchottn, REAL ESTATE AtNTAIS of only two teams (Cincinnati is the Mets Manager Frank Howard lam- celved by the Board Secretary of P.E., L.S., County Engineer, are 181 -Vw-nenis the Hailet Township Board of on flit In the office of said Engi 102 Houses 'v Re-- other) to hold a career victory edge over ented the paucity of hits and runs for his Education at the Board Offices. ntr In the Hall of Records An- '03 t>iia-s loS^a-t? him. He reached the All Star break 94. team In recent games. U Bethany Road. Hailet. New nex. Main Street, Freehold New Jersey 07710 on or before Tues- Jertev These m»v be inspected t[M But Phillies Manager Pat Corrales "But I'll tell you one thing, were not day. July 2a, IOBJ al 2:00 PM and/or obtained bv prospective 105 prevailing time bidder during business hours and '06 HIGH STEP— New York Mets Bob Bailor tries indicated he'd have to see more of throwing in the towell. Not while I'm Proposals are to be sub- upon proper notice and payment mitted according to the require- of a fee of $10 00 payable to tht to elude Ivan OeJesus who slides into second Carlton before he decides that the here," Howard said. ments of the specificatlons which Monmouth County Treasurer. > 106 CD-rime--,i' Rpniais base with a steal during last night's game be- pitcher is back in the groove. "You know when you go against may be obtained from the Board Bidder* are required to com- office of the specifications which ply with the requirement* of 109 BuKOmqs \vaof^ tween the Mets and Philadelphia Phillies. De- "He was strong. He had a good fast Carlton, it's going to be a one-or two-run may be obtained from the Board P L W5, C '10 WanlM 10 RfPt office OB any weekday (Monday ball, curve and slider, and he showed it game. The man is a quality professional The successful bidder shad REAL ESTATE FOR SALE J»sus advanced to third as the throw went over be required to comply with Ihe ifoyy UjWVJ OOen Pt T30 Bailor's head. in the fourth when after the first two got pitcher. neurs of t:0» a.m. and 4:00p.m. provisions of the N*w Jersey UtcgtMUgaca with N.J.S.A Prevailing Act Chapter ISO of MH-U-i. btddors must submit a the lawi of ttAl. vMtKtlwe Janu- list of names and addresses of all ary l.HM. stockholders or partners owning Bv order of tht Board of 10% or more of the corporation or Chosen freeholders of the Coun- ty of Monmouth A deposit of 10% of tfte total Marry Larrlson jr Director I m tho form of a certified Richard C Wtftner. Clerk JJ.S. stays unbeaten on court or pvd bond for 10^% of.ifw Peter W Stagg, P A Bhj Dull eccomaanv l»e iro- Julys xnu EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) - Karl ing of the Ivory Coast. Europeans. In accordance wllh B.rt A INVITATION Kit BIM Makme and Annette Smith paced the United Malone, a 6-foot-t star from Louisiana Smith, a 5-11 player from Texas, scored 15 »:Hl al aaa.. IMe law agalnil COUNTY OF MONMOUTM Tech, pumped in 19 points whiie 6-3 Eric points. She was helped by 14 points from 5-4 aixrlntlnallan. aMaan an ad Notkt It hereby given that States' unbeaten basketball powers to easy vrtad Utal contractor! m wav the Board of Chosen Freeholders victories yesterday in the Worid University Turner of Michigan and 6-7 Devin Durrant of Joyce Walker of LSU, 13 from Deborah Lee conlractori era aMIaaaj lo lake of the County of Mjmmouth will affrrmawo action io provtot receive separate sealed bids tor Brigham Young had 17 apiece. of Delta State and 10 by 5-8 Sheila Collins of an addition to a Vehprte Moraar Tennessee. •rmout r*gara to HI. race, CM- Oarage on Monmouth County But their coaches saw tittle that pleased "I was irate. This caliber of athlete, to or. creed, religion, national orl properly at a meeting to be held them. settle for that (performance), was really The American men outshot the Africans eln. endee. In the Boards meeting room, sec The right Is reserved to re- ond floor. Hall of Records. Main mediocre. Prance played a very strong 58-36 percent, riddling an Ivory Coast tone leci any or alt proposals and to Street, Freehold. New Jertev on "1 didn't think there was much substance waive any Informalities In the game," said American women's Coach Jill defense. The taller U.S. players also domi- August 1. im at 11 a.m. prevail- *u!0 frig to the game today," said U.S. men's Coach ing time, at which time and place 2bQ *uio insuranre Hutchison following a 74-58 decision over the nated the boards 31-17. No iraaeael will be accepted said bids will be ouMkly opened Norm Stewart after watching a 10446 thump- after the time detlenatod for the and rwad. Tht addition Is to be ?60 *uto *»*m tease The American men, 3-0. next face Aus- located in Freehold Township. ?70 Auio Setvi«i PKTS tralia Tuesday. ByOraerefthe N.J. 280 Moicxcydn KnM TowfioNp WKH will be rKeivod (or tht hsinoTrai-m Board of E*»cali«t fai.ew.na contracts of work: Broege wins five at SSYC Ctnti act #1 Gtneial Con •oard Secretary stntctton (Includesall tradM) HUB TOUR AS Dated: JutyS.ua Contract Dtxumtnn includ- SHREWSBURY - .Bob Broege won all Hi».**it»fj»M« Bof f ord wins MT A Jmy5 sttao mej camalete Plant and Specif THE FIRST MY five races in1 Later 4lasr to highlight the l'*!*J*TT! "•*•"•'- *** **nin •****- * *•« tcoUoin ond term of bM mav be Lucerelli J-2-W-2 examtood at tht offict of tht Daily flegis.tr *di not De Shi-ewsbury Sailing and Yacht Obi July singles championship Architect. Cnarttt O. Surmonte. located at W East Main Street, '01 "Xye t">n one Fourth Weekend R«gatU. He was the only MIDDLETOWN - Tom Boffard defeated Froehaid. N.J , between the incot-etl inscniv *^e° 't Terra 1-IH-X Neil Douglas, 8-3, M, to win the Middietown . « o» Hlnitnam al Halmoni btmten 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.. pra- materially affects the value oi The races were sailed in light west to TaamoMO). anar a pakHc kaorW valling time, daily. Monday to •the to it ii coniams ar- e"W Tennis Association Men's Singles cham- oranoaa Ma aaWkaMan al J. P. Friday mclwtlvt. The documents South winds I Hater M-1M72. Jenifer Spaarel M.J-52. ) Ca«alai« » cawtmct a . iilm thaH ftrtt ka twoHaMt « 00 a.m. M-M-I pionship Sunday at Ttndall Perk *ji acts vt resinned to t*eir aMMMajtMtMaataoftaaiapj MJtJ.Vit.ifBi. tht SSYC will resume its rtompkmahip propei ciassihc«iion and »t w 1-t-l-M. MM I. 3 no The MTA will host a women's doubles aiawawa facaaaa at 1 wieaiaca Drawtnt*. taeclf kettans. bM atrtnthii weekend. lournament tfets weekend at Tlndall Park and taaaal. Mm aa Btact V. L« u, form and all tormt rotuimd m me reguiat 0e>iy fteg.sie* mav k* oiiaii.au by ejwaWfttd btd- style 0+Type FfeQhii$ VMHM.L M-t-M. I Everett in. Red tank. N.J. *77gt. 51 Help Wanted 51 H tip wanted trimnaiiallan. Egyal Opportunity Ema-levar. DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE - 1 BUNCHING TAILEI — UOOtaMrPtiMlcNatica. aMr Pktase call 671 2333 or app- Call Wl-tm. RN M/F — J-Ii sum AMium CManing your harm or o*fke? Chrome i grass. Wt Call alter i ly al 1671 HWV IS, MiMietown, must hava knowledae at SEWING MACHINE OP- NOTICi OP ANNUAL ••FORT ADMINISTRATIVE ASS IS CARPENTER S HELPER - 3 PART TIME DRIVER — NWlll Titfany't Home Maintenance p.m., I4MSH. TANT — For active real estale years experience needed Start behind Btrg Aiencv. aerletrks nursJna, as wall aa ERATORS — E«»'d. Small fab- Service will handle vour cleaning Tho annual report of ma Nkifl Iw am> car Apply In eipertence In an e«tinaed care ric .Items Call SM-4U0. lit AIR CONDITIONER — «Mo- Royal M. (MMM. If" Foundation office Reel estate license prt part time Call 74.-1MH. HEAD VARSITY SWIMMING parson, Clrcto Plna. Hwv- M. needs Call Tiffany's. »M«»i «TU Feaders. 210 volt, like ne». lerred Various rtwontlbilities COACH — Responnbie tor the facility Pleasant werHMa carvil- Matawan. Fr— estJmalts toriMo Haul m ended Jim a. CARPENTER — Matawan Con- llans. Interested call 541-4700 tar HOP. Call altar a P.m., IP-mi. im. Is mil M Its principal Irom typing to working with pub- tractor ntedi enp'd carpenter supervision «f comprenansive SHEETROCKEftS. TAPERS I. EXPERIENCED HOUSE- lic. Full-t.me. Car necessary varsity proor am Candidate mutt PART.TIME — Naalpapar aa a—olntineM tvalwean M. FINISHERS — E»p. only Top oni» »(«M it m iww Call M1WW, Mr Hack. with truck, tool* 1 insurance, noma dall>arv. Sunday anlv. H CLEANING - References 1 AIR CONDITIONERS — t Road. Rumson. N.J.. 077M Mr i»Ht2t. _____^ have 1 or more years experience RN M/F - It 7, Mll-lsme charae wages Call W-2U3 9 till 1pm or iransporlatwn. Call MWW a.m. eataMltnttf reula, na cot position Excellent benefits, mt.< aWar tarn 'rladnchi ITU's: M00,, «.0l», »wp^uwi wring roguier MJH* CASHIER — 3 d*Vs per week, with knowledge of weight train- lacllna. Mult naya car. >4T-|I4». FAIR HAVEN MOTHER - With MOO; 1I.m, 1»,000. O.E M0> , , i«ts hours by MV clttion who ing. Interested Mease forward •rookdele Njrslno Center. SHIPPING CLERK — Knowl Wed.. Thurs , Fn.. 9-S P.m. App- PART.TIME - MxUal typlU. I Haiiel Call Mrs tVusl tar a«- a year old. would Uvo lo DaOvlit BTU I westlngheuaa IMJOO- i mwn II within IM days here- ly in person at Bute h's Car Wash, resume. Douglas Nixon, Aouattc edge of inventory managoment In mv noma. Terrific references -all I47JJH1. \ of. Principal manager of the Director Community VMCA. lit aliarnoans a waak. « wprn. (Me- pa4ntmanl. tta-mt. part time Call S3IHM0D. Newman Springs RU.. Red Bank. Maple A*e., wed Bank, NJ. laphorw, will i.'.i., madkal avallaWe Call M? •»< AIR CONDITIONIRI — all Foundation li Rev Ronald p CERTIFIED TEACHING AIDE. RNOR LPN —M/I-. Hlo; shift. SHELLING *SNELLINO-The FREELANCE SECRETARIAL MMM, Advertising HOUSEKEEPER — For residen- tarmi H.PH, u> la> S-414. Tha Eac. Mfwfltt 1 salary. Call At sUes US end up 1> It. Him w ] hrs . •> days per week Kin- Daily Rasiilar, Shrawtbtiry, Dlacement Pfopte 142 Hwy ».SERVICE — Former corp legal adder, in perfect. I Cu. ft re July S u 04 dergarten exp helpful Send re- tial cart facility, 7-3 shift Apply lantlc HlflMands Nursing Home, E •ton town, secretary iBMselectrK Illtvpe- Space in per ton, 144 Beach Way, N.J. B7T01. H1O01. Moi.-Frl.. tm Irlgeratar 171 ie4-UW. sume and letter of inlresl to SRANISM TEACHER — Part ller. shorthand, etc Call KeanslKirg. NJ. PART TIME WORK — NMr RUMSON — Enterprising young- ll AIR CONDITIONER — O.E. Chief School Administrator, lima. 3 ciaitM a day. 5-1 Grades e4f-ien. Sales INSURANCE — Personal lines your honw. Suparvtslns nawt- sters wanted. You will be run- 23.0OO-BTU. eicellem condition. Shrewsbury Boro School. secretary. Thorough knowledge papar carrlari in Iht tarlv morn • through I, for imtH4 Send I WILL CLEAN — Toor Muse Filing cabinet. 4-draxor, eic Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. No phone ning vaur own business while return* and letter of Inlarest to The Register has an outstan- of homeowners and private pas- *>g nourt YM «rill ovtriaa tha earning prlies. trips and cash. the «e» >w »lsn m tveo lime cond. Poker table. Also steel ding opportunity lor a bright calls. An Equal Opportunity Em- senger automobile insurance Is carriari dalkrarv, talai and col Chief School Aimtnlstrator, Can tua al in-mi shelving racks. 4 shelves. Call ployer. , The only requirements are mat Shrewsbury Boro School, person with 2 to 3 year scorn necessary. Eac. employment op- (action acllvltlat. Parmananl you are al least It years old and MATURE — Reliable mother ol Mi-Sou altar 1:30 p.m. petilive sales experience CHILDREN ONLY — Models portunity. Call The Oitimer potltleni art avallabla In Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. An Eaual are ready to work. Qpaortun.ty Empioyar. live will usvslt in her Atlantic AIR CONDITIONER — I0JJM & Lost and Found The person we seek muit be needed Six mo. to li years, lor Agency. 4*11343 R«mton, Pair Havan and To sign up. call 5414000. E«t. m Highlands home. Anv age. Call BTUs. W. cond., (09. Girl's It" able to sell on a professional advertising only. NO EX- Matawati. Call a&Kl-oa&o tall TEACHER MEAOTEACHER- uw bfka, lit. Call W4ta. level with UP to-date Market PERIENCE NECESSARY. NSTALLER — Vertical blind!, Iraa. Cooperative nursery school. N J FREE FOUND ADS CALL 2S6-1000 Premiere Mod draperies, cornices, part/full MOTHERS HELPER — Re-AIR CONDITIONER-Emerson Data The right parson could PART TIME APPLIANCE SALES ctftiticallon + 2 yrt. nurwry Stm BTU's. nearly now, »7S As * service to our community. grow rapidly with our or e ling Agenc V, M* R wer view time, own car. exp. necessary. SALES — Sullabla for rcllrad or SChOOt e»P Call 747-t>44>. sponsible teenagers. Rets, avail The Daily Register is offering a Drive. Totowa NJ. NJ Slate aDla. IHJelS. Ocean- White French Provonclal desk A FREE 3-line FOUND »d lor 4 gannalion. 4m. taml-rtllrad parion. Atk lor TEACHER — Half lima, busi- chair I matching single head- Call Warren Coiville. Licensed EOE. John, a;i.433l, 10 la 1. Mon tnm PAY part/ajsprnnoulh Baacn area. cttvs under our Lost 4 Found JR LIBRARIAN— Middle town ness education 1*U44 KftOOl MOTHER'S HELPER — Leva to board. IIW. Brown leatneretle .1 IrtSlilK rttion S4I4000. Eat 330, to arrange CLERK TYPIST - For busy Public Library. MLS required. Sr y*ar. Sand resume to: Mr. Rob -ocker. Mi 2 leather top end an interview. babvsit In mv Eatontown home, The Register Appreciates vour Red Bank Insurance Agency. Salary starts H2,400, with gener- PART-TIME — Desk recep PROGRESS art Diladou. Henry Hudson Re- with TLC. Reasonable prices. tables. US ea. Call iTI-OJW. nonestv 1 will do its part ,n Equal Opportunity Em Prior experience on word proc ous medical and vacation bene- ill for racauelball-fltneit gional School. 1 Grand Tour, finding the origin*I owner plover w F essor & computer terminal help- fits Responff to Mr. Pachman, center Mutt be neat ft person PROMINENCE HiuMandS. N.J,07713 A LOW BUDGET? Plie.» call us 11 U2 1700 ful but not required. Call for Director. *71 3700 •Me. Fleaiwe tin., including MOTHER'S HELPER - Avail Shop the Used Furniture Center interview, 741 2»00 between 9 A TELEPHONE/SWITCHBOARD able weekends e. weekdays. Age ol Red Bank FOUND - Nissan motor car kev KINDERGARTEN TEACHER weekend* Call M14400. PRESTIGE OPERATOR WANTED — Part on Shamrock hey ring. Vicinity. 5 . - Needed lor Parochial school 17. can drive. Call MMIei. H7 Shrewsbury Aye. WIUI Please enclose re- PART-TIME — M/F. work from lime. Only parsons with answer- of Reckless Place. Red Bank AMUSEMENT GAME OPERA home on telephone program 3 openings exist now lor ing service tip need apply NEED ANYTHING TYPED? , LdH 1A1 V*7 sume 'transcript. Reply. Box TORS - Full ft part lime Son- Earn up to US to lioo per week tfMfcM. Call M2-J7M ANDERSEN WINDOWS t\ n *?<> The Daiiv Repiiter, smart minded persons In . Alter s DOO«5 - » Alrmm doors. H> FOUND — White Scottie type Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701. de**flO4n* on itn* ....;.»•• SOLICITOR — Call 222 6330 COOKS flexible hours. Call 74744M or the local branch ol a NURSES AIDE — CortMlad. discount DllUm dog on Middlelown-Lincrott Rd , LAUNDROMAT — And wash Who It great on the phone to •OO-S23 a;Q7 Middleiown Call 671 652? or ASSISTANT TO HEAD CUSTO IMMEDIATE OPEN- tfj TM4. • larae Internatlonsal make appointments »or sales- seeking nignt lob with the sick or 671-3790 3IAN — For vehicle mainland? service. EXP preferred. Must be firm. This is an imperson- s with good closing skills, elderly. Own transportation 4 ANTIQUE AUSTRALIAN — Knowledge ol bus & virt routine INGS IN 3 OF THEloyal. Call S3MUL PART-TIME SUPERVISOR - •eferences. Reesonable rates. Army rifle, caliber • mm, eic LOST DOG - In Hrt/IM fttU pressive opportunity for up to 30% commission. Call Terri maintenance necessary BUR ft SHORES FINEST LAUNDRY ATTENDENT El for telephone sales crew Ex- 4H-V41, cond.. over 100 vrs. old. $129. Call Sat Male black Terrier, answers al 741 W 37. .__ Black Seal license* desirable panence preferred lor high vol- perience helpful lor strong per- an ambitious person who (o ' Whispers " License no is KITCHENS. MUST BE WAITER/WAITRESS — Full- TUTOR READING — Math, nison Ece.lent Benefits Salary nego ume store. Wash, dry, fold, arid son who it able to motivate and wants to get ahead. Phonics. English, certified MM. LrfU 739 3183 EXPERIENCED. APP- direct people in telephone tales lime position, experienced pre- ANTIOUE CENTER ol Red table Aoolv Hunrv Hudson Re- dry cleaning service Monmouth ferred Send resume to P.O Box leather, grades K-o. «S-13I» be- Bank 117 West Front Street LOST - White male cat w.th gional School. Highlands. 8 LY IN PERSON ORMall area. Fulltime Send re- h-t p m., Mon. through FT... ana tween ID » a. gray smudge on forehead Wear- 723, Rod Bane., N.J. 07701. J buildings 140 Dealer S-X1-4U4 CALL 222-1440 10 A.M. sume lo P.O Box 2V7 Monmouth in on Sat. Call Barry woods, Items bougm, as> lor GOT ing yetlow collar Lost in West Beach NJ 077SO. S4J 4000. Ext. 23* TO QUALIFY WAITRESS/WAITER — Apply WE DO WINOOWj ASSISTANT SWIM TEAM TO 3 P.M. 33 WEST ST., New method, no streaking or lint ANTIOUE WHITE — Klng-stzg Park area, Rumson. Reward COACH - Call lor appointment Eaual Opportunity Empiover In person. Experienced only. MONMOUTH BEACH. LEGAL SECRETARY — Red YOU NEED: Brokers. M West Front St., Red Satisfaction guaranteed bed. headboard. 3 dressers. 1 b'l S>S7 Bank) At least 2 years litigation Bank. Free estimates. Reasonable maple I.in Bed. mission oak din- LOST- Since b?S. 6-year old AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTOR- experience Excellent salary and PART TIME DRIVERS — «e 405-Oiot. ing set. old china cabinet, e ft. female cat No collar. Black, lrtn liable persons wanted to deliver •A Postlve Mental At- WAITERS WAITRESSES - Opportumlv tor career in auto COOK II — Exp'd « benefits Call 747 3710 bar Call imnt mottled with rust Area of East spaptrs on Sat. nights, mid titude Musi be over 21. year-round posi- WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME - part& sates Navlor's Auto Parts. Call 14?-2133 LEGAL SECRETARY — EiP. in Apt or office efficiently end or» A-1 Qualified Tenant! Front Street & Marine Park MM, Atlantic Highlands general practice with emphasis ugn a.m. %» JO'hr , guaran- •Ambitious for a Career tions only, U.M to 7-K t 4.30 to between 10 & 4 teed I hrs Company vehwle 2 Apply between 121. 3, Howard fesswnellv References. 5eJ »ts No charge, no obligation Days 741611/ Eves ?47 872? AUTO MECHANIC - Busy on litiagation. Exc. beneiits, •Have self confidence or Stt-74Snly Shore Point Inn, Hwv. 35. school trained long aopt den- loll Iree work samples to Jane Foderero. Wed. & Thurs. rets, and own transportation. way Intersection. Pick it doing SIM. m-oHt. Ha/lel listrv WfjJKprovide further MOTEL ROOM CLEANING Citv Editor, Box O-40I. The Daily •71 7402. SSOO.000 Grossing UCO.000 vol 542-9500 Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 10 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. UIM Land olus IBM sq. It Woo 775 9572 BARTENDER BARMAID - minu^Hards expanded Part-time including weekends, must have car. K2 1137 07701. Equal Opportunity Empiover BABYSITTER WANTED - Bean In business over 30 veers BARBER CHAIR i WILL NOT - Be responsible Full time, inquire in person du'tievcertificaiion Exc. salary. We're Equal Opportunity Em Flexible hours. Must love Mds & Need S7S.OO0 down G 4 G Re- t futures. 171. 'or any debts other than those Grand Cale. 16r? Rt 3i Mid If interested write BQX K 4S? LPN S plovers M'F. M/F animals. US weekly. Reft, re- altors S31-20O0. After a p.m.. 73*-W1i. dletown 6/1 7B9T The Daily Register. Shrewsbury, •ncurred bv mvstlf Milo De SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST - guired. Asfc lor Laura. 741-5231. BASS AMP - Weslburv, aac n>gaiH *4 t<.tQ. flaliahtMyA uts Nwilwi if ... . s Wijj;*:.,..., Of V,Mt US 41 Mm,. ( I. .IF A lift Fc Ii-.H 1 17 a/rier^ You will be responsible driving exp a must Murphy Bus u c i. wi wrek UNIUC f-or building w.th hrgh school sponsible mother lo care lor 5' J BEDROOM' SET - Walnut E Freehold Show Ground 10 IS or collections salt's and service Ave • Atlantic Highlands. duties Alternate weehends-fr ased handicapped students Abil A 3 vr. old. Your home. Little I* Wesl Front St.. Red Bank Danish modern, double bureau Service. 5SS Rle. JS. Middleiown NURSE RN/LPN M, F — 3:30-11 irmes Call Mrs. Smith, 671-Ott« Available 7 Days a Week f i eehold Street Fair G G Craft n vour area Some college a Ibehind Siperstein Paint Store) itv to work with teenagers re Silver area. I42-0735. with mirror, cnest-on-chest. 2 Shows ibA i.'bt or 741 9353 ilus EKcellentopporturtitv Send p.m every other weekend. between 9-3. Quired Sept. 1 opening, 35 hr. ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS! ignt tables, headboard and bed esume to Mr Jell Hero. Home Mount Pleasant Manor Nursing TEACHER - Needs mature Low rate secondary mortgage GROCERY RESEARCHER COLLEGE wttk, $5 per hr. To apply, call tramp. tliQ. Call 741-0570. Delivery Mgr , On, Register Home, Matawan Call lor appt. principal. Keyport HiQh School minded person to babvsit in myfinancing-compare vour rate tc BE OROOM SE T - Twin, ]-piece 3 S6*«33 TYPE — Must have background Middle.own home for 2'» year l7H1l immpdidk opening in Han ihiie learning First year poien • Deh Clerks — Licensed, for Atlantic High- wise don't bother Send resume 51 2nd floor Building Deot. Red First Mortgages area Call alter 4 p mi Jdi m eicess of 20.000 Call BAnk. NJ 07701. No applications COMPANION AlOE — Compe- BOXES CORRUGATED • Bakery Clerks lands Nursing Home Call to Dr Hoffman. 2U Broad It. tent, energetic, dependable. De- Conventional JO-Vr FHA/VA For Moving i Storage, and lor 900 392 6948 6M 56" Z91-0600, Mon Fn. only. 9 to 4. Red Bank, N.J. 07701. accepted alter Aug. 1, 1H3. sired as live-in companion-aide 2ND Mortgages Industry. A complete line of SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER for elderly female. Must be able packaging supplies. 4*2-4473 or to drive. Car preferred. Phone Same Dav Decisions-Low Rates — Full-time. Immediate opening 741-St7*. fc-a p.m. lor local radio station. Diver- BOX TRAILER - 4X7. 1150. sified duties, must be excellent HOUSEKEEPER COOK —Five Commercial Mortgages Pedestal Ian IS , til. Wall typist, telephone calls Sand re davs, general cleaning, cooking, 20K To I Million tan 10 , 120 Toilet 4 tank, uo sume & salary requirements to Radio Station WHT&, Eaion and laundry. I lam to 7 pm or 10 When Your Bank Says "NO". 24H wood boat. Chrysler engine. town. Nj. 07724 No Phone calls am to • om. References and own Parkway Sort "YES11 ISO twt wood boat, unfinished, ase_ EOE. transportation required. »1» per no engine. 175 1.500 BTU eir Business weety 142-WO. Call conditioner, 175 73* 0073. irector BRAIDED RUG - (.»». Maple Parkway Mortgage H tip Wanted 51 H tip Wanted 7 South Main St. dining table, rocker, humidllier. A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SWVICES books, misc. Must sell. Best of Marlboro. N.J. tor. 041 1170. 7tO-1810 BUNK BEDS - Maple, built-in 43 Monty to Loan chest ol drawers, shelves. closets, with ladder 1 rail. Eke. ALL HOME OWNERS cond. 1300. til 1451. 525 Driveway 595 Home 665 Moving & Storage Part time ATTENTION Interest rates, on U.S. Govern- GABLE EXHAUST FAN — 12", Construction Improvements NICKS MOVERS — LOW rates, American Home improvement ADDITIONS — Dormers, add a- ment backed funds, are up lothormostet«ontrolled. SIS. 24"* DRW E WAY SPECIALIST COM MIL BUILDERS -Specialism senior rales, Iree estimates. ALL WORK 222-8240 level, custom homes A comolele 12%- You can still get money, al whole house fan. includes auto Storage -We travel Gail—any- emodelmo services. Call celling louver, wo 741-7211. 'all types masonry, additions, W ITU > JtH—4 thihis low rateate,, to oav ooff existinexstg oatch «ork Serving Monmouth time. Sbfr9194 License No 686 Newspaper Paste-up Jt d t «' CAMERA LENS. CANON — wood decks Quality work, 'uiiy BAKER HOME IMPROVE irst or second mortegeges «,' Count* J71 10W TEACHERS MOVING INC — \*m 100 2» loom. >120 with case insured. Iree estimates 177-0496 MENTS — rooting special, Mans. Business loans loo. Call Big or small Licensed and in- Wide-angle (20) Penny. |eS. • RAVEL & STONE DRIVE TR1 CROSS BUILDING ft DE fiberglass or asphalt. S47.U per 400 Alleratloiu Highly productive composing todaf, tomorrow may cost you •VAfb Aiicoiors Rn Johnson sured Free estimates Fair Spoedllse fusn. » AE-t body. SIGN. INC Additions, carpen lOOSQ.tt. Installed 4 insured. Can ALTERATIONS more. in H88' I* firs or tMUBB04. ) Haven 530-1333 [ 140 as is. 7414041 try. decks & roofing Free esti MI-SOW or 1T30. Comptete remodellne services room. Limited number of hrs. Ex- CALL COLONIAL TOLL FREE a-tn -/ o.m Call m 0517 100n*4> tl M i in I O/tXi CEN.TRAL JERSEY CONST. - CASTRO CONVERTIBLE —Cfr iPAVE & SAVES Gfl drive 625 Landscaping A Roofing, siding, skylights, gut- perienced preferred, good salary, Home Equity Loans lonial. Oueen sue. 1200. *dv rcsu- t^ced repaired A «!EEK CONTRACTING INC ters. Free estimates, work guar- 410 Aluminum Sldlna 04H24S •n-an oating Work guaranteed - Lawns graded & seeded RR lawn Care___ anteed, insured 191-4421 ALUMINUM SIDING & RE good working conditions. •Monday Up 10 anv amount, long terms k**m* Stanley Jr 14\ 434] ties, walks, walls & drives. Un- PLACEMENT WINDOWS — through Federal National Mort- derground leader drains AL'S LAWN A LANDSCAPE ;i-o ott-IMildar's special dis- gage Association (F.M.) STONE BLACKTOP SEALER SERVICE — Gardens rotolilled EXPERIENCE ft QUALITY - and Thursday evenings. Call Frank Land Clearing, stump removal, 74786SS. Roofing, carpentry, painting ft count. Call Creative Builders. THE MONEY STORE ropsoil. Stone, dirt. WOOD CHIP Complete lawn and landscape J71-HOT. service Rels available 49S91S0 general home repairs, re- Allocca 542-4000 between 9 671-5600 PING. EROSION SPECIAL placement windows. Call Ton-tree i Kio-Ht TOOCHECK THIS OUT... iSTS 291 1427 ASK FOR.. 440 Auto Hawalr Get more readers to chock out 626 Lawn Mower U 16S3L a.m.-5 p.m. FRANK'S AUTO — All anrk your ad with a CHECK al the lop LAWN BARON 222-7230 ROOFING-SIDING —All around 51 Help Wanttd and/or boltam ol your un. Call Tune-ups home improvement, fully In- guaranteed Tune-ups, brakes. oil chawe fc Iwfte ioa. 717-lilt. The Daily Register Classified 560 Fill Dirt 48 HR —Spring tune up service, sured, free estimates 12v-1Ht. Department today lor details. hmjgs & Tecumseh engines All 6*0 Painting A 277407* 542-1700. MLL DtRT & TOP SOIL - Ric phase small engines repaired. 444 Bathroom ' .*N 84 7 bjio belMeen 9 8 Paperhanfling J40 Trey Services 840 8804, 7 a m 7 p m Remodeling & CP PAINT MASTERS -'in. W.C TRrt SERVICE 565 Fireolacesi nor. exterior Affordable lift truck, lot clear- Curjimlt Tll» CHINA CLOSET — Anlhsue 635 Lioht Haullna PARTIAL TO COMPlETf) _ iwhile. Provincial, fl inches. isgv> mg & staining Call 2WWW. nates Rehable. Insured. And ceramic tile, new I. repairs. •FIREPLACES WOOD STOVES AU AROUND PAINTING 7>t.jm? J3|.1171 Chimneys, brick hearths I wails gutters cleaned out & hauled PERMANENT CHURCH PEW - Freeier, pl- dwav Mini demolitions '47 8128 int - il WOODY'S TREE SERVICE - eno. sewing inachirw. irmKuw Brick, stone, block concrete sheet rock-piaster Reasonable Tree ft shruD trimming * •«- Repairs J Black. 291 0037 HENS INDUSTRIAL - Resi cabinet, baby swing 1 walker dential & Business clean-out ser Many s Painting ."»iHtt eves. moval. Fully insured. Free esti- CARPENTER — Will do small Call 042-1711 alter S. VKP Quick, dependable service UHAr.cn PAINTING—[WEEK mates S3O-1812 jobs in scare time to >¥»•!• men* COLONIAL COUCH 4 CHAIRS Boiler & furnace rpmovii Hre OhttY, I FAMILY HOUSC WIS income. Fr*t estimates. Cftll — Fxtellen! rnnriitiffn Ijott nf- TSTTutorino Ml MM estimates S83 08Jb ROOMS. _«S1J«I 13U. PART nmE ter The Red tank area. Can HOMEMADE GOODIES - Chocolate fudge. Old WoHo CLEANING YARDS — Cellar*, EXPERT PAINTING — In- CENTRAL JERSEY CONST. — 431-4111 attics & garages, free estimates. tenor exterior, fair prices, free Additions, alterations, add cheesecake, blue ribbon carrot levels, garages, dechs. All Shifts Available COLOR TV - Portable Pan- cake, sausage & spinach pie. Or Call S66842I or SM-4246 •stirnate* 1/2 H2l alter 7 p.m Monmoutjl Co. asonic II", $|JS Lawn tractor, 0 CLEAN VARDS placement doors & window tier a dav in advance. 2W UH sured 711-4421 At Our n P , 1171 Lawn vacuum, loo. Cellarl, antes 4 garages 75* Typing Strvlct Spreader, is m-OSaJ. MORGAN P. COLIO JR. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER Tfgjw rtfj aVgnt N» Free estimates Wallpapering. Painting ft OAK HILL SECRETARIAL Modern Manufacturing COMMODORE M COMPUTER 595 Home '4! 2149 SERVICES. INC — ConiMaU - Will do small iota, all onaset RMolkinib Plaster Refs provided 747 8782 Work guaranteed HeasoneWe, — Comolele with vk 1523 printer Improvements COLLEGE STUDENT - W.m NEED YOUR HOUSE «eret«n#l 4«rvif«S 9f* in cut » f Sflilaei - a Men disc dr(vo. «asw itsM 3 office located al 71 Oak Hill Ba.. tree estimates. at1)047. Ack body truck, hauling awav of PAINTED — Rip Collins, John tmmt lor Mi n*« tonic* ts program. Wocd mac MM 4 name A 1 HOME REPAIRS- Ra- branches & debris, moving, odd MKMlelown. on xeroi A IBMRETIRED CARPENTER — machine program 4 but-uK moeMlintj. insulation, carpentry, Blank house painting Reason- equipment Open 15. Mon.-Frl Seeks «mall A medium Hied ravliny iocs free estimates *42 0920 able ft oup'd. Ref* HM344 l«lCaifcmaTtl00l(ll>J«W program. Purchase price ap- plumbing, electric, masonry Nc Call JIT 70M. Free estimates 741 S7*7 or pro. HMO Like now 4 lews lob loo sinail Handy Oandv HAULING AND TdwTNG PAINTING — Exterior ft~n- Position* Available ' than 10 hrs. use. Total package Home R*P*'r^_6'^767v Small Moving iobs. light hauling lenor, light carpentry. Custom 7M Window Washing 175O Call 47IJB71 »T WvSgtj C, ft C CONSTRUCTION CO & odd iobs Junk cars towed •k |7JO37» awav. Call 741-0424 EATONTOWN WtNDOA • Machine Operators roTihincwno CONTENTS OF LARGE HOME Lowest prices Commercial- PAINTING - With Dulchbov. CLEANING — Residential, com Al FXPERT Carpet Cleemng - - la cu. II chest traoior. com- home renovation Rooms July special one week One laml mercial, industrial Free eiti UplvNsterr cleaning. Keeson* Sttrt mercial Globe meow IM slicing dormers-Patios garages-decks 650 Masonry Service ly house HSO two family, 14*0. main. Inwred '*' 7»0S rates msgrrls HeUman. >«JJ1 machine. AC'S, funstkira. etc. impruverTWnts S« »)7S. 747 tt26 • Inspectors MASON CONTRACTORS Cat* 774-1577 _J WINDOW CLEANING WorinwMlo caimsg. 042-leOO • Sorters CONTEMPORARY COUCH - •stcAH'e M4ei Oett .«ttc (M. Free IwiUllatton tou.j else da soctMHSat. In ejf lemoili- ling, ad aprons. & sidewalk. Call Bill, estimate »M 13M. 711*535. ire me tuNetitijr settwty ittuivtuuetts K> work a cerrenl r^ofldictop.. AH9 rtyb ditions ft alterations & windows SJ0-9KB Red Bank JIMS CARPET INSTALL*' 4 doors 264-16/4 3ES ROOFING ft PAINTING T ION — Sales, cleaning. re-Ian. minimum of 20 hours pefwe* At lean 1 year CWr___f_r__t_w JII> CO. — Tree estimates Ex- nt-Hrelclsw 4 repairs. tU4\17. CCHKH Z RKIIner. rllll jajS COMPLETE " BUILDING ft perienced, insured, reasonable experience on automatic assembly or lest RENOVATIONS 660 Miscellaneous 3M Air Conditioning, ates Call WtW. SOODsKki equipment is preferred. Attention to detail is a -New ft ota additions Tile work BAYSHORE HOME MAIN- Refrigeration, t -j- --: Kitchens, etc Total it* 741 iotC TENANCE - Handyman ser 695 Plumbing A CUSTOM DECKS - Aiiy Mo. must II IteimvCaH attar vites. low rates, free estimate*. anv SIM, alto Name rgsHln. KYUffi JOHN ROESING M2O171 Htatli OBCKINO - Fgr >r gB>»g. Interior eatenor home repairs Heating RAY'S AIRI CONDITIONINCONOIT G 1 Fatly Inxiratt >ar Ire* estimate to arrange for a convenient interview appoint- f____§__\ fWB^Jfj REFRIGERATION SfRVICE — ll Tvam ground goal. Frgal You IMSSS- < C erlificafe of Occupancy work CLEANUP JOBS - 0109V. VOUNCfPLUMBER - Looking tst 4 remove Call Wi-iejo tUsr Free estimates yards, garages, lawns mowed. to fix old Free estimates. Lamst ralai. ment, call: OWN BOSS No IOO too small Mini demolition Dock Edwards 495 200$ Jr . 671 1216 KDWIM OM4C- Formica axil Georgette CJietansk* KlOialnKOaln.. HXI2 long. US. Choir. OWItER/OrtMTOR f»»f»»4«4 k wm. |MX c*| (201) 936-9016 OHM. flLtt - TaSis. nnt»FUBAZMY ckasra. sterage iiginm. Merta>an.ansceaaaMP..e«rM EX."9ESS ICofiefouTLt »..OakJ»«sl VJIJH, 71 MerchandlM 71 MerchandlM 71 Merchandise Blcvclts 01 Apf. for rtnt Commercial 132 Condominiums/ 2 BoAUt Motorcycle* ter tele for fit for Salt Mini Blkts Town Houses Acctstorltt AWASAKI 197. KZ 650 — Low RenUI* leage. good condition $9S0 DDLETOWN A BETTER LIFESTYLE) WRIGHT TRAINING - EoW- ULRlCH 1947 - Flvbridge II 495 2134 MOVIE PROJECTOR 1 CAM-ment tor tale. York Power Rack, KES — 2 girl's Row. 14" with SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE DIAMOND SOLITAIRE — With 18 Chrysler, repowered 1980 asking JtOO Bodybuilding books, alnlng wheels ft 20". like naw Rentals ft Resales B, VHF, OF. dinette, galley AWASAKI KZ6» 1978 — Wusl matching 7-dlamond wtddlng condition, $200 Call DDLETOWN - Hwy. 35 First vt price., meoailnet-make offer • ach. 739-4027 after 4:30R.m KNOLL WOOD oor office. Prime location. 340 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor Good concfc, $2500 or best ofler besl otter ring. Ncltlwr meravfld. will ttll 741 7684 Call 787-3349. separiltlY Call Ulin o, I VE STAR GENERAL ft. Immediate* occupancy 53>j409or 780 7121 NEVER USED - DO .. MOPED 1982 — 375 miles. Call GARDENS I 264-7300. Resident Salesperson AWASAKI 650 KZ 1979 - 2200 (HUH Fenwkk Tuna pole. 11/0 real 130 WEIGHTS ft WEIGHT BENCH 2' COLONIAL SEDAN — Fly- - With tee extension and souat r 4 p.m., 4*5-3127. O BANK — Prime office on June Stroupe 530-9199 tves.- , eac. cond.. helmets & e« DINING ROOM — Gold vtfval b. mono WlHI alter i wkends ige, twin Chevrolet, galker. i lllfl* Call 495-072. rack; Curling bar, speed bag & OPED LEM - 1,800 original iciutive I ft 2 bedroom apart pie Ave. Suitable for doctor/ jtte Fair cond throughout couch and chairs. 1 bedroom board, 70 Ib. punching ba«. Will )LDSTEINWAY»IANO — Ear- mites. $325 •ntnts. Individual gas heating ft wver. other professionals. 1,100 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION — A'ust sell, bought house Besl 550 LTD 1982 — Garaged, Plus MtS. olfki •»•> »lWl chair, color y 1W1 Need! tuning. »» sell separately UOO takes all. 1 r warranty, crash bars, sissv TV. and tabtoi, cocktail taoitt 741-7111 ntral air conditioning. Ett Full amenities Available Shadow Lake Village. Rentals - offer around $4,000 Call 5300342 Call ima Saars pinball machine, 150, 1 Resales. . rack Professionally mam Sinter Sawing Machine, console. OPED PEUGEOT — Un llent location. , 1983. 741-0478. before noon a after n p.m.. all' PIANOS - ORGANS sembled, still in box. $400. Bi st oil Rt. 35 on Kings Highway WALKER ft WALKER, Realtors jv Fri t Sun !*d_ $1400 244-1594. DINETTE SET —uattlhaniyr All Musical Supetiei and Ser 'dt, Ladle* Raleigh, like naw, ast (walking distance to Food 0 Wanted to Rtnt 7415212 old. tic cond. 4 Srtur chain, 1 BLUE JAY FIBERGLASS —EM- _ KAWASAKI 1000 — llC ikn WET SUIT — Black, medium. atallk brown, $100. 870-4214. wn Shopping Center) OFESSIONAL JOURNALIST Eves.: Tom Robinson ellent condition, trailer, lots of nd . all chrome, asking $2000 oulchtf Mock lakM, UOO Call Uted-4ftlmM, excellent condi- 747-4034 •fltr S pm, 717MM. TUSTING PIANO CO. JPED — 1980 Puch Magnum. ALL 471-0021 11-5 dally Moving to Red Bank area, xtras Asking $1500 or best of- II Joe or Jackie, 717 1401 Our nth Vaar tion Call after 5 p.m., 2*1 222*. IDDLETOWN — Modern 1 Iv 1, will need clean l LAKEHURST — Leisure Village Call 530-9533. ______Alburv Park inl cond. Only 2,200 miles OPED 1980 - Molobecane 77S-0644 ourm Almost never used Bast droom apt., exc cond., large droom. furnished apt. Send West, Stratford end unit. Patio, 2 anng, mini condition, IOA Open < to • bedrooms, 2 baths, greenery BOAT FOR SALE? — An ad this Call 471-5070 ooms, lovely yard. 1395 per mo el reply re; rent, lease info ft ite lor 10 days costs just $4 Call leage Asking $450 Can dress to Box W-4S2, The Daily room, dining room, central air, DINING TABLE — Blitchar IANO — Beautiful uorlght. OTOBECANE MOPED — us electric, security required. he Register Classified, 542-1700. ••8750 lahoganv A walnut, made by -8825. gister, Shrewsbury, N.J. garage, many extras Owner. mock, with teal. 4 cant 4 chrome WHIRLPOOL BATH - 'Gratfc', ood cond., low mileage, witn or fast results. ' HOEI SADDLEBAG — $150 :halri. HH. EJ*l*m Sohmer In tin. E«c. cond. •Dt. 4577349 by Kohier, 4' space-saver. Still In kddiebaas. $275. Call after 4 NAVESINK I BEDROOM 8 FT CHRIS CRAFT 1973 — sty bar with luggage rack $7S P^rMOO. call «.„ 6 ».„ tei with warranty. Sacrifice. nv, 842-7508. Yard for pels, «nlv $140 ESPONSIBLE FAMILY — RED BANK MANOR CONDO — mall windshield. $40 Cal th guaranteed income, wants For sale bv owner, I bedroom. Ivbridge, VHF, CB, recorder, must wilthliwaaii. Call 747-1041 me Rentals Bkr. 389-1234 iitriggervdwin 100'v sleeps 6, 1 3098 agt alter 5. UCH MAXl MOPED — Good ent clean, 1 oi 3-bedroom apt. second Moor, exc. cond 146,000 PIANO — Upright with bench. ond . 2300 mi., $210. ED BANK - 1 bedroom A good fishing boat Business pres- DISHWASHERS — Scars Power WHIRPOOL FREEZER 15 CU house in good neighborhood 747-S77S days or 747 0767 eves SUZUKI 7S0RM mu Approximately 20 yrs. old, $125 8421778 xurv location, Carpeting, laun- sures require sale Make ofler Miser. Copper lone Clean, works Call 471-7275 altar 4 p.m FT. — Vary oood cond., $150. P to $S00 a mo. Call 291-0716 Best cash offer facilities. $500 + utilities 14,400 583-6400 days or 842-3826 Call 741 6247 Mil, $150 lirm. 1 Sears Lady PIANO EVERETT — 11 vr. old. UCH MAGNUM 2 1980 — All rivate parking 741 2194 er 4 p.m. Shadow Lake Village Kanmort. coppertont, older, WHITE WESTINGHOUSE - xtras, mint condition, $350. Call ADULT, NOT RETIREMENT was. UZUKI GS450L 1980 — $1000 Played 5 hrs. total. WWalnut finish ED BANK — Navesink River. FIBERGLASS SAILBOAT — |vi «lth new motor. VS. 717-1712. with bench. 11500. CCall t>V 1914. Washer/dryer Full siie 1-3124. _^ Resales ft Rentals got.able. stackabte, I vrs. old. (500. Call ontemporarv, 1 or 2 bedrooms, good condition, asking $350 591-9323 after 4 P.m. PIANO L ORGAN — Warehouse CHWINN VARSIETY — 20", 10 CROWELL AGENCY DISHWASHER — G.E. under 4*5-3090 after 4 p.m. peed, good cond, $100 2 girl's it with oplior to buy as condo. 495-2244. • UZUKI 450T 1982 —Mint cond counter, new motor, e»c. com)., CLOSING at Freehold location! 1-051*. 741-4030 HOB IE CAT— t6 ft . sails ft boat tras. 2000 miles. $2000 new. All floor models to *e sold! WICKER SETTEE — $295. i" Huffy ft. 1 ladles 21" Arava, avocado, $7). Can 747 7313. Curved rattan sofa, $45 Wicker 0 speeds, good cond., S50 ea. RED BANK SPECIALS 31 Houses for Sale Resident Salesperson next cond,, trailer in workable ust sell. 11200 Call 291 i_»/ CALL FOR APPOINTMENT baby Kale, $48. Wicker barrel 41-7143. SCHWINN VARSIETY bedroom, heat paid, 1300s Jean Mitchell 842-7311 eves - ond Soidaspackage,$2700 Call DOG PEN — 10x20. 4 «. niuh. freehold 442-4730 O-YR.-OLD FARMHOUSE —3 RIUMPH 650 BONNEVILLE 1100. chair, $40. Spindle bench. $55. — 20", to spaed, oood cond. ftiOO. tamiiv, utilities paid. 5400s ami, country tiled bath, wkends after 6 P m., 842-7508 71 — $4>O0 or best offer S-PlECE — Early American I.v- girl's 20" Huffy ft 1 ladies 21" 5-room near water. $400's oof. updated utilities. 10 Heiaa Stewart 741-6549 eves.- HYDROPLANE -Sft., steering, Call 495-4394 ng room. Exc. cond., 1350 Dirt- ome Rentals Bkr. 389-1234 $40,000. Near Cooper wktndi DRUM SET — Tarn*, 5-piece. WOODEN HUTCH — Containing rava, 10 speeds, good cond , 150 hrottlc control is. brand new, no room with 2 leafs, e«c. cond.. 741-7143. OOMY — l-bedroom apart own. NY 607 293 7354. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — AMAHA 1983 — Water coolei pearl white, eic cond.. $525. Call bar, alasi knick-knack shelf, re- ust built $300 291 3098 altar 5 Z125K, Best offer $375. 'Piece vinyl den furniture, cord storage cabinet stereo ent. walk to train ft buses, near Prime lakefronl condo Enlarged SC2OJ3. EARS FREE SPIRIT — El- BERDEEN — 3 bedroom Florida room, bar room, land OHNSON — 20 ri p motor \*7'1. 7877215 exc. cond., 1375. 4 piece Corrado ana, $400 495-4980. wpping area, call from 9-7, nch. air condition, beautiful ELECTRONIC CASH REG- etlent condition $275 or bast scaped patio, garage, 2 tins great, excellent motor for nursery, exc. cond., $350. Call 1-5518. ^^_ :aping, enlarged Florida AMAHA 1978 — 650 Special ISTER — Clank 2000, bv alter 6. 495-4014. WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE bedrooms. 2 baths, new formica lammer or duck hunter Best — 4 place set, very good condi- UMSON — Newly remodeled om, front porch enclosed, pan- is - looks great, asking $995 Unltrex. Uwd 3 mos., paid 1240, kitchen cabinets. All appliances ifte^JMM460_ anytime. I after 5 p.m. 671 -9320. _ PIPE INSULATION — Assorted tion. 2 Torchirt lamps, vary old, AMAHA YZ80 1978 — Oreal irlment. $575. ed. wall-paper, with antique sacrifice 1175. Call 229-3494 eves. including built-in microwave tl FT, KENNER KITT1WAKE AMAHA 650 SPECIAL 1978 - siies, 3 ft. long, si a length. Apt- 1*0 pair. 741-4474. ondilton. Helmet and manual C1I B42-217B eplace. Bus New York a. shop oven. Central air. 1125,000, FG SLOOP - 9.9 ho Evenrude, ETHAN ALLEN FURNITURE slie stacked washer 4 dryer, ng $96,500. S66-W22 - skinu $1300, win negotiate vv.ti _. $325 Cali 244-4202 SEA BRIGHT CONDO 842-1202 start, all cruise eauipoed — Queen-tlie cannonball bed & U00 Call alter 4 p.m., 741-7201. 72 Garaoe/Yard OWNER — Excellent 10- lira*. Garage kept 739-0928 CoJomal-stvte desk. exc. ci rooms, kids, heat, $400's SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — >ater. $7500 542 3548 AMAHA 650— Excelienl condi PLAYER PIANO — Antique ome Rentals Bkr 389 1234 oom. 3' .-bath tor family, 5 Call 747 2844. .Salt! Sports Egulpmtnt Attractive Villa 2 bedroom. 2 MERCURY 1978 — 40 h.p . elec on. low mileage $700 firm Cal Gulbrensen, easy la plav. oood res tor horses, broom house nc start, with controls, exc A LONE ARRANGER SALE"*-: USTOM BUILT — Fishing rods OUTH AMBOY — 2 bedroom r income or subdividing. bath Ranch. Enclosed patio, fire an, 7395319 alter 7 p m shape Needs new lubes and tun or all kinds of fishing. Assorted ond $1000 Call 787 mh after 6 ng. 1600 or best offer. 495-1075 From estate, but vary reason- uplex. with yard, basement, dm ing Call S^-W. place, central air. landscaped ir*uO PMR naii \n*rri i •Ml Mgatfi r_,.,,;..v, -.:«•..-.. MUWi! c^:: W8OM » 188 «33. pressure-treated posts 1 boards. Fi NECK - Gentlemen ; POOL TABLE — Brunswick, 100 iental ornaments, chandeliers >es, 377-0078. HA DOW LAKE VILLAGE. all, eMC. cond,. 1500miles, must Premium Slip-Board tenet, W years old. Restored. A-1 cond. sal on 2.17 acres. $159,900 SUNFiSH — Second-hand, exc. From antique to best modern. 585 MIDDLETOWN — We have ond , including dolly and bridle, ill, $1000 or best oiler 671 8206 Va. Split-rait, Quantity dis Best offer. 471 9274 Navesink River Rd., July Ith, THOUSAND 'age Realty, 946-4646 counts For complete inform* hem all. This sought after conn garagestored $900 222 5294. 747-4511 -3; July 9th, 9-12. 2 Swimming Poult AIR HAVEN - By owner, i itv offers 24-hour security Monmouth Beach tion and prices cali Stockton, Inc. OAKS edroom. 3-bath expanded HAZLET — 2-familv garage 2K24 FT. OVAL ALUMINUM lut> house, pool, golf course. Ai 90 Trucks & Trailers 215-347-1730 VILLAGE h on quiet street to-block TRAILER — 18' Corsair travel PORCH/PATIO — Redwood set. sale, 9-4 on June 17, Dartmouth OOL — With deck, filter & a outside maintenance is ¥49 KJHD~ PtCK UP - Flai FIREWOOD — Off season spe Or. off Middle Rd, naw liner $400 Call 787-4605 or [Clusive 1, 2 t 3-bedroom river. Deep treed lot. ahen care ot Ideal tor care Ire* atler, fully contained. Exc chaise, rocker, chair, table, 24 ft partments with dishwashers & cond., $2295 Call 747-0341 after A •ad motor, all org , in running cial. Seasoned hardwood. Can aluminum ladder, Ige. dark pine T87-0111. 47.000 747 1814. mi Units priced from $69,500, ond , asking $1500 Please call alter 4 ».ffl. 471-9141. ULY S-JULY I - At 512 Riv ome basements, individual alk to (he experts rocker, will accept reasonable rdale Awe , Tinton Falls, f a.m.5 WIMM1NG POOL — JSft_x15 eating. Excellent location AIR HAVEN - By owner. 5 64 835* - FISH TANK — Complete, 10 offers. 741-0513. JU ft deep, oval. 2 years oi«, edroom. 3 bath expanded WANTED - 75" h"p." 10 135 h.p >.rn. Lots of misc. Hams, naw ust off Rt. 34 near Atlantic High' HIGH IN THE CLOUDS— East outboard motor Evlnrude or HEVY VAN 1974 — Extra gals. $25 and old. Her. pump, ladder, vacuum , etc. 244-4458. ihng, brick fireplace, den with Equipment 75 s tan BOO-3.3-1707 Delivery. Manor) July 7, 8. ft 9. 9-4 Mov jxury $09,500 TRIMLINE — Skylark POP-UP Call after b pm Call »1-8384. alter » a.m. 7 COLLECTORS BUYING bath, eat in country kitchen, CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realton REC ROOM FURNITURE — ng, furniture, tools, Christmas Modern spacious apartments mper $350 One-bag cement 566 4821 FOR SALE - 19" Supremacy All Lionel trains >w wdll-to-wall carpeting. "Independently Owned" Sofa, 2 chairs, 2 end tables ft Heal, hoi ft cold water, cookm dwooo deck, over sued lot with ixer.no motor, $75 or best otte< remote control color T.V. In A 1 TOP price oad gas included. On-premises lenn 13 River Rd.. Fair Haven HEVY BLAZER "74 - Low coffee table Good cond. $75 or MIDDLETOWN — Contents of Call 842275a vely gardens ft extras! Owner 2 bag cemenl miaer, no molo mileage, needs body work. 6cyi . ld, co best offer. Call after 5. 7» 90W. courts, pool, recreation are 741-7484 $150 or best offer Call after no MOO » house. Everything must oo a licensed real estate ageni speed. 1 WD. $1700 Call a.m.4 p.m., Sat. ft Sun., July *1h ***r Eatontown shopping. E ager to move and asking .HREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — 566 4B21 Fl 2477 best offer. Call 344-8146, ask fo REDECORATING — Kclvinator ALL LIONEL cellent schools, Ocean Township refrigerator, exc. cond., UOO. ft 10th 29 Malrose terrace. Ex 1M!00- Call now. 747-4790. Jv owner Cooperative, Ranch Tommy. TRAINS Highway 35. Oak tyle. end unit, 2 bedrooms 154 Recreational HEVY STEP VANS 1974 Cll 7877731 ensive Avon collection avail GLORIA NILSON FORKLIFT — Battery operated. able. Or Flyer. TOP cash appraisal •45.000. 542-0413. heap TDD Hat Uniform Rental. fSOO Ib capacity. Call Steve REDWOODD PATIO SET — Van- 944-2tf3 531-4923 542-081 Realtors Vthlcttt 32 Myrtle Ave . Long Branch Ruttcka or Ed Soper, Prown's, dv CraftCf , 400" ound table ft 4 PORT MONMOUTH — Garafi ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought WEST END LONG BRANCH — Hwy 3S, Shrewsbury MI 6009 133 I ncomt Property 19/1 CORSAIR — 16 Fl . to.lei ORD VAN IV70 - Auto New w umbrella ft salt Julv 10 ft 11, 22 Port Moi 4i one bedroom, near beach rakes, batteries, muffler Runs 74I7SOO or top cash. Mary jane Roo- AZLET - Mini cond., 2 FOUR UNITS One block form heater, refrigerator, stove, oven 1225 Webar Kettle mouth Rd. All day. $29S. Won't last. bedrooms, new kitchen ft bath. ood UOO 583-2981 FREEZER — 17 CU. n upright sevelt Antiques. 109 East River he beach, year-round rental canopy. Steeps 6. Call 2640387 barbecue 135. 842-742*. YARD SALE - Julv 3 ft 4 and MID-STATE Rentals 283-OIOC mal dining room Central air. ORD PICK UP'i982 - F 100. Sears. 1100 or best offer. Rd, Rumson. 842 3159 Member 75,000, mortgage avail $16,000 974 PATHFINDER 14 FT — July 9 ft 10. 424 Middle Rd. J 741/763 REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER Appraisers Association of Amen ssumable ll o mortgage, Call ncome 787-3418. , Self contained, sleeps b, ten) >n S PB. 4 speed overdrive. XLS — Sears Coldspot sideby-side, 19 87-3820 or 229-0248 Asking eluded, ask ing St500 Cal port model, red & black with FREEZER 4 REFRIGERATOR u. ft., white, 7 yrs. old, 1200. W.900 KEANSBURG — 3-lamily, exc 767 5786 anytime tripes, smoked windows. 17.000 ANTIQUES WANTED 102 Houses for Rent cond,, HVo financing, JO^o re — Freeier 4 mos. old, 14.9 cu. In. ABERDEEN TO ASBURY IGHI ANDS — Newer 3- I97S TERRY TRAILER 2J mi . CMC cond 747 4766 aflei 6 Call 741 5238, 76 Auction Salts NAME YOUR PRICE urn on investment. $11.000 down A GOOD MIX OF ITEMS — Wil trnational Galleries 747-*2O0 Long Branch, 3 bedrooms, 1600' aedroom Ranch, near private Aik.ng $55,000 Call 671 7H1 M , sleeps B. air, exc cond.. IS,000 m FURNITURE SALE — Living v,mWo^,,,i Id at auction, Wed., July 4th BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Leonardo, 7 bedrooms. 1600 wach $67.iOO Principals only firm Call 536-9636 ORD 1973 WINDOW VAN room set, bar with stools, stero Oates. Man at Work, Police. o m (preview 5:30) Fireplace, yard tor kids 91-2814 or 332 3708 drapes & edend tables Call after ALE — Call Second hand Lit 100's ot houses lo choose Call us 135 Commercial 24 DODGE CHAMPION MO uppr Ecortoline 100 Ask.r.y Flock of Seagulls, Simonft Ga r Glassware, household items 440777. After 5, 244 8415 OLMDEL - 4 bedroom Colom 6 pm. 471-1287. some furniture, antiques "good' Home Renldli Bfcr JH9 123 1 TOR HOME - 1972 Only 38.000 1250 Call 291 4916 funkel. Marvin Gaye. 572-9400. Highest prices paitffor an items I on cul-de-sac. 9 1»_ as&umable Property ______ORD PICKUP 1974 - 4H4 with lots ft collectable!. WALSH R HAVEN —4bedrooms. 1' miles One owner, sleeos 8. AC GAF MOVIE CAMERA — Supei UGS — Shades of light ntiauet, etc. For bargains, slop mortgage Family room wilh ,ALE OR LEASE - RedBank good tires. Asking $5,050 Ca< ESTATE AUCTION 195 Was baths in beautiful condidoi low. good work truck. $3200 or a, and protector with sound. brown/gold. 10' t"X12' ft IV at 24 Broad SI.. Keypon athedral ceiling ft brick I Otdce and storage building lo 671 2064 after 12 noon. Keystone movie projector. All Ii Red Bank Available on 1,2 or 3 vr. lease lace. Large eat in kitchen. besl Otter Call 4954798 X13- •". For 140 ca. Call Guv Johnson •tale or lease. Perfect for service FORD WINDOW VAN - Good exc. cond. Call 787-8499. 530-0034/471-4888. $875 + utilities. Van Horn Aoen dinmg room, large living DC organization Approximate A WILDERNESS TRAVEL — 530-0584. Buy ft Buys sed cortd . nice interior witn AUCTION TONIGHT — J pm 1 CY, 747-4100. oom, 2' i baths Near Bell Labs. Trailer. 20' sell-contained, spare GRAVELV 8 HP. - Con KENMORE - Small, apt. size ingle items to entire household . 4500 sa. ft. Central air, new! vertible, dual wheel walk behind Household Items, collectables • HAZLET — 3 bedrooms. Nea 160.000. Call 946-2B94. . decorated, wail-Fbwall. etc. 1 lire. 15' awning, TV antenna, aneling & carpeting $650 or washer. 1175 Dryer. 150. Dinette niique furniture, tewelry.silvei mint tub ft shower, sleepsfl. ne w MSI Offer Must sell 495-2026 50" cutting deck 842 3117 after S antiques Preview 5:30. WALSH shopping, bus, tram. $675 plu HOLMDEL offices Plus large lower level set. table ft 4 chairs. 1150, Call Immediate cash. Mi-4334 cond Asking $4900 Call 264-2256 'AN FS600 W0 - 10.000 lbs, 4 p.m. 7807414 ESTATE AUCTIONUC OSS 1955 WttS S ties_CaM 583-6293 af^er 6pm EDWARD W, COLLINS Sale price $165,000 Terms avail S ReRdd BanBk CAMPSITES - Pennsvlvai peed, power tailgate, rebuilt St. PIANO WANTED rHLANDS — Big true, GENCY 946-4144 able. Lease price S1B30 oer mo GRILL — Gas, propane tank SEARS KENMORE ELEC 53O-O034/471-48 Call 747-5568. Prxonos Own your own in a year iotor, new Iread Best offer carl. El Palfo, 249 sq. in., $45 Any condition. 493-4911. jedroom Ranch. Ready ABILITV-DEPENDABILITY DRYER — Heavy duly, large round community with lake 12 4414 Call 471-931D. apacitv, asking $135. 3 vrs. old. TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Kids okay. TOP area HOUSE FOR SALE - $49,000. 77 Ptts and MID STATE Rentals 283-0101 136 Industrial pool, tennis courts, winter SPOI HAVE — An unwanted item or Call 972 1234. . DOLLARS — Convert Old Jew evpori 2 bedrooms, partially security 80°tt financing avail 00 Autos for Sale two you'd like to sell? An ad this Livtttock to Cash DON PON'S JEW mshed di IK. L-shaped living Property aWl ton (ree 800-222-0502 SEARS CRIB — With mattress. ELERS Will Buv from private oom. large kitchen Bv owner. AVC HORNET WAGON 1974 - silt tor 10 daw just $4. Call The 75, walnut cradle, 125 Both like KEANSBURG 7 BEDROOM FULLY EQUIPPED — Bod COX CAMPER — POP-UP Sleeps And Be owners and estates. ANTIQUE Fireplace, yard. $4D0's 583 3441 davs •Cvl , manual, good condition Register Classified. 542-1700. Advanced shoo, to lease or rent, with mm 6. sink, stove, ice box. Ex cond 750 Can 49b J744 HOLIDAY HEALTH SPA -- VIP CLOCKS REPAIRED AND Home Ren tali Bkr 389-123 ITTLE SILVER — Substantial mal capital or without any capi 51100 Call 741-4772 after 4. gim AMC JAVELIN 19M - BlCflWM membership $28 annual renews EWELRY DESIGNED 799 KEWORT - 3 bedroom housi livings, buv direct from owner al Requirements Strong work MOTOR HOME 1971 - 27 It SECTIONAL SLEEP SOFA - liver Rd., Fair Haven, N.J I. 5525 a mo. Plus uliht.e lutstanoing 3 bedroom Ranch, motor & trans Good, strong lea. 741-5J98 alter noon. Quern sue. $300. Also bedroom ng manager, eager to own you sleeps 8. new trans.. PS PB. an HUTCH — Like new, S2i70" inlv AHer b o m , 164-591. wing room, dining room. 2 •own bubinvtt, cail "4-3860 lo N«ecU home work, but no It-ms >*' JJtt - AFGHAN — Beautiful generator, $8300 Ca w* usi Asking iSoo W3-WW- ~ WOO Radio phonograph stereo male Very gentle. USED ROWBOAT -Or canoe & LH|TLE SILVER - Watertro"n aths, gameroom. greenhouse, itervHw IP lor shallow well. smilv room, garden house, 175. 1 tire rims. 16". $30 Meta SELF CLEANING OVEN — 40 Call 8721345 drooms. 2ba1hs, furnished ANTIQUE OLDSMOBILE 1935 Call 471-3847 .replaces, central air, pat FULLY EQUIPPED Handcar bad frama, $10. Can 741-3594. nth, G.E., almost naw, $300 Sept. 1st occupancy, lease ft se — 4 dr sedan Easy restoration APPALOOSA MARE — 7 vr. old leauttfullv landscaped 1-acre. wash building, est 20 years, to irm Call after_S p.m.. 591 9297 WANTED KITCHEN CHAIRS- cuntv required, $1200 a mo plu street rod 13000 Call '67 IS'H Black, shown successfully met neighborhood. $154,900. ent or lease, minimum capital, Honest, very gentle. Must sal All wood. utilities. E.A. Armstrong Agen ir without any capital. Require- SIMMONS — Mattress Ml, A STAR IS BORN... eludanllv. BORILEI SADDLE 842 3423 cy. Realtor, 5SS Prospect Ave ments Working manager with 220 Wanted Rtnl-ophon to buy double, like new 1325. Child's ighi brown, 14' teat Exc c Little Silver 741-4500. exp.. eager to own your own i. 125 Stereo, 1225 Call LITTLE SH-VER business, call 774-3860 for in- Automotive KINDLING — Good for WOOC 471 4407 LOCUST — Contemporary, •nailv this is it! That one in a 544 1JM iew. burning slow* tlO a trunhload RDS — One Macaw, blue ft bedrooms, three baths, 2 fir nllion bargain, this owne MfrlISS altar 6 SINGER ATHENA 2000 - Sew places Lovely wooded area. $101 wants actm JUNK OOld. One red flecked Conure i! Price slash $5,000 USED CAR LOT -With slate ft Attract more readership bv olac ng machine with large storage per month plus utilities. One vea n tfm ctio :v 1-bMroom 2-bath municipal licenses & insurance KITCHEN CABINETS — jabmei. Like naw. Original cost Cail anytime, 495-19S3. 101 Apartmtnts WE BUY USED CARS - Toe ng a STAR at the top and or Diren. wall 8> base, formica coun lease Bahrs Agency 872 1400. F ireplacc m den. screeneb To lease or rent with mmimun 12400. asking H200. 2*1 •000. BRINDLE BOXER FOR STUD * ABEROEEN TO ASBURY capital or without any capital. dollar paid Sc h w art om ot your ad For details ter top, link, range hood, year Oceartporl l-bedroom. UOO's LONG BRANCH BARGAIN •orch& brick paho $94,900. E.A trie Da.iv Register Classified — 2 year old male, AKC rtgis- Armstrong Agency. Realtor. SS! Requirements Exp used car ChrvslerPlymouih. 141 W Fron old Caloric gas wall oven, lop Keansburg 2 bedroom. UOO's 2-bedroom, hurry, only $400'; J Department. 542 1700 1 eic blood line - form roMwi Ave . Little Silver sales & ability lo manage and burner unit. Available 8 i Be . 2 after 4 P.m. Long Branch 1 bedroom. $200' Home Rentals Bkr. 389-12 otter. Call 946-494* alfr fc^m NAVESINK — in estate are 41 4500 eager lo own your own business B\NNI ES. RABBITS 100's of apts. to choose. Call us Call 10) "A 3B6G lor interview 250 Auto Insurance LARGE SWA L»i«<:sl, -.5? Mflritl E,- .•.3 3d'J, ; tfti SOFA shingle Ranch, 2 bedrooms, >ark like setting. 3t acres. 3 lea tabla. all coioruat, plaid im II 739-0223. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 1 ft 138 Mobile Homes BUHLER & BITTER INC Call 110.3410 Contemporary style baths, unfurnished HOOOperm ledroom. 2 bath Ranch, mam Plymouth Chrysler MG'Jaguot Call 471-1853. CENTRAL N.J. CHAPTER 2 bedroom garden apts. Heat ft enance Iree exterior. $148,500 HIGHLANDS - 2 bedrooms, BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET Sft LAWN TRACTOR - I ho, with water, swim club free jiihiies i' j mos seci ? SOFA — 9 ft., exc cond , 1150 or OHA otters all breed show han Ready lor occupancy July 1 Ca Bv owner Call 747 4727 or central air, hew kitchen Priced Auto Insurance Lowest Rates snow plow. 36 inch cut. IS2S All dling, all levels of obedience 291-0004. 142*27] lor quick sale Washer ft dryer Lowest Down. Call 24 hours. BUICK SKYHAWK 1979 - condiliontr, Noroe 10.000 BTU'i bast offer. Rumson Realty, 842-1894. _ Hatchback 4 speed manual 530-4733 _____ Starting July 18 In Shrewsbury ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - I 49S-QO7O after 6 p.m. davs, lor free quote It requested 1100 ilKBW. Show handling. 544-8536. Obe RED BANK BEAUTY irt$.. air. PS. AM FM radio bedrooms, $525 per month, pa 2 bedroom, kids, $500 MIDOLETOWN - 9 room Bi WEST KEANSBURG — Mobile ie deliver to your home. Im SOFABED — Fu dience. 291-2327. own utilities. Can 870-0731. iw mileage 244-957i LAWN TRACTOR — Intarna Home Rentals Bkr. 3*9-1? el on hail acre Bv owner i me, 1 bedroom, furnished, air mediate coverage. Call 774-7673 tional Cub Caoett los 10 n.p. sued avocado. Krovhler, bedrooms. 2 i baths, gas heat BUICK SKYLARK 1980-• Lto 4 homered. Contemporary, three COCKER SPANIEL PUPP1E ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — SEA BRIGHT OPTION TO BU nlmg. 40X10, adult earn 1BOO0 |r , auto, 4 cvl, oower. many Hvdroitatlc driva with 42' — Black. AKC. champion lines bedroom, walk to manna ft town entrai air, aluminum siding, 2 m 397-4842. ^ mowar. Naw carburetor, battery cushions, two bolsters. $150. 4 rooms, heat paid. $400 car garage. $112.000 Call for de UKurv options, cusiom root, im 8720355 shots, $250. Call 747-9085. 1475. adults only. Heat included i mulller Enctllent cond. ID'S PASSARO REALTORS, 291 9224 Home Rentals Bkr. 389-12 ails. )ut ill! eves. & week-ends maculate I owner Must < i SOFA — Turn of-the-tentury, DWARF BUNNIES MIDOLETOWN — Leonardo, by 140 Real Estate •91-0043 or 2918715 European. Empire back, navy Assorted colors ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 1 Mr. Auto Insurance LAWN MOWER— Toro seltpro- 103 Rentals to Share owner Bi level 3 bedrooms. I Wanted i BUICK LeSABRE 1971 - 4 Or civet, handcarved rosewood Call 244-1314 after 4 p.m. bedrooms. Heat ft water i 2S o down, 7 low monfhl pelrad. Good shape II" cut, ad SINGLE — Professional lema balhs, den with fireplace, wi BUILDING LOT — 80x125 or new tires. $500 or best offer Can trim, $375. Matching chair. FREE KITTENS cludad. Suitable lor responsibl payments Immediate coverage luslabla wheels Call Ml lost to share home in Eatontown. I? need yard, ful larger MiddletOwn Holmdel alter 6 J0 p m . 5300742 chestnut brown velvet, $125. Up- VERY CUTE couple only. $450 per mo. + 1 mo Shrewsbury half utilities, 544-1288 eves _ andscaped, all appliances n area. UP to $30,000 Principals BUICK SKYLARK I9B1 - Ltd 4 LAWN MOWERS- 111 It" holstered slipper chair, C. 1900, 244-1374 security Available Aug luded Walk lo transportation dr , 4 cvl . 4 speed 24.200 m. self-propelled, eic cond. 291-4578 SINGLE PROFESSIONA only. 727-9Q71. __^ 747-4000 handcarved wood trim, $75. FREE TO GOOD HOME - narma. and beach $82,900 Cal AM FM stereotype air sunroof ITI-UM 787 Ml 1. ____ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS WOMAN — Seeking,2 roomate EXCHANGE FOR — House or adorable kittens. Call after to share apartment. Financial 91 9330 to a.m.-7 p.m. AsKmg U100 942 7536 alter _ LIKE NEW bedroom, walk to mar ma ft town land Fort Pierce. Fla , condo or SOFA, LOVESEAT. CHAIR — .. 842-3178. secure, between 25 & 35 Write house in Port Si. Lucy, Fla. BUICK LE SABRE 1967 - Runs Everett A Jennings wheelchair Matching white velvet, oood 1450. adults preferred. Heat in MIDDLETOWN — 2-stbry. Lit well, perfect Station car, oasst-ci 1100 FREE PUPPIES — Gorgeou! eluded PASSAffO REALTOR!" P.O. BOM 8264. Red Bank, N ng room, dining room, kitcher B42 1018. cond.. needs cleaning. First $150 cv did it again! Call Fra 07701. Check Our Rates inspection Asking $200 Call be can w-im lakes it away After 5 P.m. 2919224. bedrooms, 1' i balhs. sun porcr anytime, 787-5O77. ill dry DAM>meni and garage. PHOENIX BROKERAGE twe_en_Mpm 29\ LIVING ROOM SET — Modern 541-1*37. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Famous tor low-cost auto ft c vc BUICK SKYLARK 1971 - 29.000 FREE KITTENS — Six w Walk to school 8. shopping. like new. never used, love seat I Furnished apartment, 105 Summer Rentals insurance Big savings Ic $650 SWIMMING POOLS old. pure white with blue eves COTTAGE — N.H . Lake Ossi $69,900 Bv owner Principals Act last! Swimming pool Sale-a bedroom, all utilities paid. $4! truckers, conlraclor< couch. m>. caii mm Litter trained. J87-4434. per month No Pets. 872-0393 pee. All conveniences. Week v tall 747-1777. MAGNAVOX — IS" conlem thon is going on right now! Big, storekeepers. Compare FREE CATS-To a oood home ates Call 566-0936 after 6. DDLETOWN — Heayitv 152 Boats and BUifK i<*8 ELECTRICA - porarv, 14 mot. old. Eicelle new. popular 1983 familv-siied wooded lot in prestigious Oak RI 34. Kevport. 264 3087 - tandlllaw. CMU W-1UX. - DOOIS witn deck., fence, filter 4 Good natured. good with kids MOUNTAIN VACATION — F BroaO St Shrewsbury Ui U( 1225 Whole car or can- vr -old Champagne ft 1-vr-c bedroom chalet, three Daifr 4iM Over an acre, one of the las Accessories barren motor E»cellenl runnmu MAPLE - Dining set with fou warranty, installed for only $888. NEVER A COST TO YOU nes available! $94,500 FOUR 1 ml tree H0O iSft^ l&lS till H O n Will finance Call Dave direct for Calico. Cat! anytime. J91-9541 kitchen, laundry, living and di 33 FT SILVERTON 1972 — OH- condition Reasonable price cane chairs After S Dm 747 6444 Free leases ft free credit check IEASONS REALTORS, 671 5200. shore Cruiser, twin Chrysler 225. or UMIK UOO or best offei immediate service. 800-223-0307 FREE TO GOOD HOME — Tw HOME RENTALS 389-12: mg room. Near Lake Placid. NY 260 Auto Rent/Lease 195 07 M ask lor Keith i black ft white kittens, 3 mo ideal tor two families to shai NEW-BY BUILDER loaded with extras, low hrs.,RENT A VAN — LOW. low rate MASON'S SAND - Bargain, a TELELVISION — 1* Zenith BELFORD — 2 bedroom Duple sleeps 6. swim platform, CADILLAC SEDAN D6 VILLE portable. BftW. Good condition old. Call 747-4723. $300 per week. 471-4521. RED BANK FAIR HAVEN - Call Marty. TOM'S FORD. H< 1976 — Full power, stereo good proxlmatolv 6 ions. Clean. Youi 1340 Woodbndge. 2 bedroom POCONOS CHALET — Sleeps! Rare high quality in any price enclosed (lying bridge & af- 35. Kevport. 264 1600. $50 CALL 741—3339. FREE KITTENS $295. Both plus ail utiliti ter deck, davits Must sell. unmng condition Besl offer for MO it you Pick it up Rumson dishwasher, fireplace, boating ange 4 bedroom. 2-bath Colom- Ml 6949 Call 741*730, Firtt come, lit TIME&HARE 'WEEK - 3 mos. old security. Eves., 377-OOfa. $20,000. 1201) 842 1552 or (2121 Call 229-18*0 fishing Available July 23- Julv il with Mone gas board heat, all 270 Auto first terved. Shawnee on the Delaware. Fair' EATONTOWN CHARMERS 8. Aug 27 Sept 3 $225 week appliances, thermal pane win- 628 1344. CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLfc way village. Second week in Jin FREE TO GOOD HOME — Fl< 1 bedroom, only $200 dows, sweeping staircase, and 17 FT. SWIFT RUNABOUT — Ji 1966 — NO reasonable offer re MATTRESSES — Must Mil over uarv. Priced tor quick sate 471 3071 or 671 30M. ,_ Services/Parts 1000 name brands, mattresses long-haired Calico kittens. Si Large duplex, only iSOO's other features. Call h p Johnson O B. till trailer & im EL CAMINO CAP — F fused Can 787 2448 842824S. weeks old. Call 747-4599. POCONO DELUXE CHALET many extras. $700 or best offer CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLf . boi springs A sleeper ma Home Rentals Bkr. 389-12; 4 bedrooms. 3 balhs. large In 291 8756 $9t,S00. 1975 1977 Whilefiberglass Goo- Call _7_47 __\2}ja_ll_ c makt tresses All sizes, such as Sealy TRADITIONAL SOFA - Burnt GERMAN SHEPARO PUPPtE EFFICIENCY APT. — with Ut place, outdoor a> indoor swn OCEANPORT — Dock, deck, 4 *5."- Offer 842-0824 97b — 2-dr . original owner, eic Serta, Spring Air, Eclipse, etc orange, velvet. Pecan hexagon - No papers, $45. ties. $225 Per mo. i'i mos. seci ng pools, tennis courts, horse bedrooms. 7 i baths. Can be seen 1971 UTILITY TRAILER —G W 789 cu 1IN~FOR"D,"complete cond . besl offer Call 531 36i; New. but slightly damaged o commode table. 542-1148. itv Call 787-9774. ask lor Carl back riding, much more $350 Call 2220760 1000 IbS . $700 Call 739-0931 or $275 after b 30 p m _t Her stained From iiy.9S««».i 1 '39-2543 alter 6 p.m. TV-ZENITH — IJ console LHASA APSG*UP*M«- ENGLISHIOWH — aiuoio wee*. £**j«to A- raaanfliop 0C£4N l^if - LuJtUCV 7870474 and 566-7607 CAMARO Z!B 1980 - AC PS PH Limited supply Rain check registered, $275. peeo.aWPM sltreoias-*ttr needs adiustment. Best offer private home. 1245, utilities pai call 291-2359 or 872-9057. Ranches, 2-slorv Contemporary, 1977 CAPE DORY TYPHOON 19 FOR PARTS OR WHOLE — 19 available Grant Furniture. Mid 471 -IIM. Call 842-5*30 SEA BRIGHT — Motel units ooms. 111 )Jo mortgages. Chrvtier Newport. (976 Chev oot.exc cond Call 739 2488 n- dlebrook Shopping Center. Rl. 35 Act now. FT - Exc. cond . extras. $6400 TYPEWRITER, OLIVETTI — MALE SHELTIE — 1 year old Ml D ST AT E Rentals 28301 studio apartments, by the da Century BIdg_531-0505, 493-4477. Vega. i«2 Ford LTD Ca 1-3474. Oakhurtt. N.J. Mon thru Fr week or month. Private beach Call 583 580B. 10-f. Sat., till 6, Sun., u-5 Ca Lexicon-83. top of the line, extra houstbroken, good with children OLD SHREWSBURY •111544. CAMARO 1947- 454 Cu m W-'jl pool, AC. TV, maid service. 19 FT GRAOY WHITE — 165 Muncie trans , Hurst SUDO 4W-4M0. balls ft cartridges LENSES.se M C FREEHOLD - Post and Coac mmac ulate Center Hall Colonial rt.p. I O. tresh water-cooled, era) Hit photo, SUPER TRADE WINDS MOTE n Old Shrewsbury 3 bedrooms. 280 Motorcycles Her. 12-boli posi. header-> MINT CONDITION — B/W TV PURE WHITE KITTENS— (3, Village, l-bearoom garden act 842-183 11 oood cond. 1983 E Z Loader, fully TAKUMARS lor PENTAX cam- eeks old, short hair, hous< available. Hoi water & pool su j baths, living room with (ire- HARLEY DAVIDSON 1981 — _• pipes. 5S hood, mags. W U0 or belt offer. Atari 1600, good W'»*""«> >*W0 787-3735 on rear Call 671 7925 or (,71 7943 era Must sacrifice. 244-1900 broken. $10 donation toward cos oiled Open eve*. Call 442-2225 SEVEN PRESIDENTS PARK - Oiace, dining room, kitchen, Low Rider, eic cond.. dra cond. ISO Alan 1600 tapes, ha enormous family room with sky- 21 TROJAN — Inboard, cuddv- price. Call Mi-itM WASHING MACHINE — RCAof spaying mother cat. 291-5920 HIGHLANDS — Breath tak< NO Long Branch, oceantront caom. cook pit cover, in water. pipes, much chrome, fat bob Whirlpool, copper, runs good. bedroom suites plus mot ight. large screenedm porch. garage kept, $4300 best offer CAMARO 1974 -6Cyl 3 speed SAMOYED MALE PUPPY - view of Sandy Hook Bay- C Asking $148,000. Call tor aopoml- Asking $18,000 842-73S3 after 6 MOVING — Entire contents of » bedroom. $450. PASSARO RE rooms, bv the day. week o Call 739 3169 _ 90.000 miles, extensive body room home ft patio. Exc. Piano AKC, all shots, wormed, $300 ment. S3Q-1974 Principals only. 787-5072 after 4 Older dog will not accept. Ca ALTORS, 291-9224 month. Pool, beach, color TV, HONDA 350 1973 — Basicai cer 11500 '39 0'2i Call 741-1401. maid service, plus restaurnat o RED BANK — Bv owner. Just 22 FT. TANZE R SLOOP - Race CAMARO 1970 - 3S0 tDOint 3 VASHER ft DRYER - Heavy Pam. 229-5538 H6LMDEL — S'.i room apt educed for Quick sale. 6 rooms ft cruise equipped Mini condi good cond . needs a little woi MOVING SALE — Sears Side by duty Frigidalre, $100 ea premises. speed, arir. taciory mags, esc SHETLAND SHEEPDOG PUPS country selling, $550 per mo. Ca BEACHCOMBER 222-84 Colonial, newly redecorated. lion, many extras Ca'l 741-9270 Sid* Refrigerator, avocado. 47145V anytime. 9-2 p.m. 838-5900. Near train and bus $51,900. Call cond S1BO0 or best offer 29\ iWJfc — AKC, champton sire. saWe HONDA 7S4 CHOPPER - Ci before S P.m. Mediterranean kitchen table, 4 WATER BED — 3 rugs, 2 mos while. $250 lo $300. Call eves 566-4862 or 5B3 1070, » chairs, buffet black slate. KEANSBURG — broom apar 106 Furnished Room 22' SAILBOAT RElNELL 1975 — torn complete Musi see $1800 old. Couch, ft chair. 479-1780. Weekdays, 885-7353 1 CAMARO Z28 1969 - t«(.elleni wrought Iron, avocado meot Excellent area, first floo Stand UP gallev. sleeps S. 7 > h p best otter Call 787-0032. 495-4125 B NEW ROOMS — For rent, Mo RED BANK — Excellent neigh- HONDA 19S0 — Custom CX500 condition, $4000 firm Call vinyl;garage refrigerator; ga- WANTED — Home for Lebrec- Rent $480 a month. One mon borhood on Fair Haven border. outboard motor, $4,350. Call mouth Lounge, 32 Broad St.. Ke Shall driven, water cooled, iik 7t75057 rage Irwier, early American WEDDING GOWN — White, on Rttriever Husky. 8 months old security. No pets. Pav own POM, N.J. New. for sale bv owner. 4 sofa A low seat, avocado plaid. or off the shoulders, with shor had snots. Call 787-14*3. lias. Refs. required. 495-9205 a oedroorn, 2 bajh, Colonial, blue new. under 500 miles. $1,39 lull ter 4 p.m. ABERDEEN TO ASBURY 24 FT SLQOP - Nutmeg class, 53HOT2 altar b p.m. 671-811*. sleeves, beautiful & per»«ct for YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUP- virfVl siding; $91, SCO Call Shdw desion. Tamer built. 3 Minted, tike, new, AC glass lamp tables. $250. Color en & bathroom. $400 per mo. lots of extras, low mileage, bearer's pillow, 1 money bag KEANSBURG bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, |vj 31 FT BERTRAM t973 - 325 moo $850 546-8127 TV. 25". 3 yr« •>«. asfcino «w 80 Blcvclis utilities ri mos. security. Ca Mthv gas h*at. rlet*rh*d oa- 787-9774 asw tor CAn. »•*,!- r.....rr O..II, lift hr. 1W Dining room set-oval table, 4 age. excellent condition. $82,000. gallons of as, Lee r rs. Hi HONDA CB 650 1979 - Ex cnairs. enma. i yr. era, covnuy- Call '7«T-M69"or' 787-985 O IBW 747 2020 : ?S: i198 2 PUCMinH NEWPORi WM*T II — Eic. RED BANK - Furnished room e tnair new canvas newcom -""- *•" BUWS, Wtp MMM stvle, (400. Chett with mirrori. 2 Kids okay, move now. only $400 and extras Musi sell Call atte CAPRI' 1976 - 4-cyl WEDDING GOWN — Beautiful cond. Law mileage- Call 747-55*9 for rent. Near trjin & bus RUMSON - 4 bedroom Cape tor an. Dvtec tern night stands, $158, Crib, chest. Home Rentals Bkr 309 12 1 ature oauge, Site> r^enrnrr 4.30. 291 44S4 AM FM. AC, buckets. ..«nsole urn*, S1SB. St*t-o, $», andsummer white lace with after 5 p.m. 741-0407 vale by owner Oarage. 1 ? balhs. KEANSBURG — Mode arge eat in kitchen, living room, Lee rod holders, trim tabs, HONDA CYCLES — An SPOiler 43,840 m< , $2695 Turn more things to go. Everything in cathedral length vail, must be BIANCHI — 1977. Good condi- furnished 2 room apt., with I P^keJWolor Car. 264-7728 seen, sue 8-10. originally 1400. tion, runs good. $150. dining room, full basement. imetr.es radio, washdown Mopeds, Shore Area's Numbe very, vary good condition. Call bath. Off-street parking, suite! IN Commercial no, 12-volt 110 refrigerator, CAPRI || 197 - V6 AT MB 842 3449 Of $44-0090 now $170. Call 291-93M. 50x150 lot, Close to school, store One Dealer, RI 9 South. Free 6 lor single or retired person. I Rentals and beach. $83,000. negotiable. nv extras, in water, ready to hold 4624881 We will not tit 59,000 mi Asking $1300 Call utilities included. Security i HOLMDEL — Prime offl 842 3146. 1. Call 681-8960 after 5 p.m. undersold 495 3890 101 Apt. for Rent 101 Apt. for Rent 101 Apt. for Rent oulred 1300 a mo. The Lodge space on Hwv. 35 at Laurel At RUMSON — Great location. 787-0123. Just 1042 so It remaining m ne Cape, J bedrooms, l'i baths, fire- LUXURY HI RISE BUILDIN building. Customne the in place, 2-car oarage. $118,000. X) Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Sale — I bedroom starting at $525. to your taste. 471-51.1. Principals-only 142-0133. •aadtoejiu stertmg W2i, inctwK MIDDLETOWN - MWy 11. cor aUM54jN — Anxious ownrr Ing all utilities. Beautiful view porate ft professional offices ready to move. Sparkling three- 24-hr. doorman service. 774-5454, •si location on the highwe bedroom, 2 bath ranch. Family Suburban MATAWAN — Marc Hampt Share prestigious building wi room with (• solace, seperata AptS. Near Penn RR ft N. Hudson City Savings Ban hot** room 1 LC shows through. bus«s 3' > rooms, $425. 4 Available as 1 or 2 suites fro l.S acres in estate art*. Best buv rooms. $515 Heat, hot water i5OO-30O0sq.lt Call before 7 p.r n town at $172,000. SHORE MOTORS VOLVO Liviag eluded. Aug., Sept. occupanc 7413313 ^^^_^__^_ RUMSON REALTY No pels. Manager. 177 Mataw MIDDLETOWN - 5.000 M REALTORS 84M8*4 Ave.. 54*7019 10 A MS P.M. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Closed Mon. ______professional office space ava wltli abfe for immediate occupanc operative. 2 bedroom, end MATAWAN 1 FAMILY Ample parking. Slerling Thorn unit. OCCUMKV Uii 1983. $4tTs. ONLY VOLVO DEALER K»dt akav, heat p«id, $400 ton ft Associates. Realtor 542-0413. onw R«nUl& Bkr, "mil 8003924810. SHREWSBURY Ranch home H IM IWHHAST to pl*c« in top VISTA Nationwide for sale, custom-built by owner, •••acre beautifully landscaped Service Team CompetKlon. Furttwr Proof, that for the fin- ...... a CW lot 4 bedrooms, 2'-i baths, dress- - :i?nt*(fth*n A eat- eat eervtce In N.J. Let the pro's do ill Al J«iMys #1 Volvo at Neighbor to ing arta. 2 In eplace*. large itv- Agency. ing room & dining room, den, HlQOUDNOK Monmouth beautifully finished 1 heated basement with larv* wtt baf, Neighbor large rec room. 3-car garage, garden house, central air, hoi water (gas heat). Many other leatures that must be seen. AM- SHORE MOTORS VOLVO ingl 155 -TOO. Cal l owner. 747-384*. UNIQN BEACH — 3»a«r Ranch, all electric, 4 years old. SERVICE - PUn - MIES - UiSIK - BOOT SHOP Call after 7. 264-4911. $54.908. W KEANSBURG — 1 bedro Ranch on .125 acres. Electric SI 528-7SO0 aluminum'sidtna, tufc»msuiawa. mxtmm $40,000 A steal t Mini tw faan. wit 528-7503 t

•12 The Darily Register TUESDAY, JULY 5.1983 NOAMtMtarMtt Aniiniorn.fr 300 AutttofMiU 300 AwftfrMf 31 Atrtn.frft. ...ANO CLASSIC l«« PINTO 1974— Runt, but need! a PONTIAC 1971 — Formula Fire- TOWNE ft COUNTRY VOLVO - Naw ft USOd MO Auttnltf »*l* 300 AutMleriaU Eic. COM.. •>»» or bnl o(Mr Fullv raaurad. 4 cvl, Ut9i Call carburetor, uoo Call 7171744 a! bird, almati everything naw, too Rt. 17. Tom River. N.J. iales. parts, service, bodv shop inoulr. MM HWiland glvd.. tar 4:10 p.m. . much Io lilt lor Info call 739-1491 ihore Molars Rt 31, Wall. 71-»m or »M4M. cvl.. AM/FM with catMtta. new Call alter I p.m.. I7M1M or m (ires. Ashing 12500 »70W adlal tlret. 66.000 ml lei, PS/PB. TOYOTOYOTACA COROLLO A 1971 - IR5. VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT LS1911 OLDSMOBILE 1917 — Cullau wtilte H100. 49Hltl Tint torvlco, 741-1461. AM/FM radio, radial tint • 1 - Diesel. 4-door. AC. AM/FM CARS UNDER U.000 Call 2fc+O7M. MMCUItV MONTEREY H7J- Suerama. •-cvl., auto.. AC, mows. .I9M or bail oiler Call catMtta. excellent condition. DODGE Ittf DART -r i cvl, 77.OOO ml.. PS/PI, air. m unl- PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON PONTIAC 1974 — Orand Prix, auto., PS. S4.000 ml . HIM. Call JEEP CJ7 1971 — 4x4, ft cyl., 4 AM/FM llarao radio wlttl CB. PS/PB. AC. 71.000 mIM. $1050 49H193 17,000 miles $5000 671-1913 or ;KINGSLY AUTOSALES W-1HI. soeed. PS, roll bar. Geared to variali. naadi a tuna-up. SaOft. SIMO ml tot. 4 naw lint, axe 1977 — 51,000 ml., AC, PS/PB, J22-7442. Call 14IHH attar i p.m. . U'H. Call 671-020. ba AM radio, radian, manual Call 141-5197. TOYOTA COROLLA 1971 - plow. TRacker AT tlrei. am/lm, Llttback, 5 speed, AM/FM, 41,000 VOLVO 1971 241OT — Black. 5- DODGE ASPEN WAGON 1*77 — fully loaded Asking IS200 MERCURY GRAN MARQUIS Iwaan 5 t t. trant./ovardrlve. luggage rack. PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1977 — S4.000 ml., good running condl M295 747-QW4 45.000 ml.. PS, auto., AM/FM Ail., axe cond., MUST SELL. ipoed. manual, AM/FM itereo. CHARGER It/0 741-6232. I»7S — Black, luxurious buroun- OLDS CUTLASS 1977 — Ex Move lo N.Y. Asking $1,950. 19.900 ml., good condition. Art nan, me :w-Mii dv Intarlor. all powar, naw PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 1945 adlo. 4 new tlrat. SHOO or bail lion JEEPS, CARS. TRUCKS — Un- callanl condition, many axtrat. iller Call 717 4497. 170 3110 Ina I4M0. Call 4W-I973. XMSJ» der iioo Available at local oov't erakat 4 aaluinl. tins Call W49i. Call 67I-9H6 aHar 1 p. M3-S477 or M*iltOa. PONTIAC ASTRA 1976 — Vary TOYOTA COROLLA 1971 — I VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER BUS sales In your area Call (refun- OLDS CUTLASS CON. tpaad, approximately 44.000 197S — Wlttl link, lea box. C.I. I CLASSIC dable) it-lt-SW-O2.il, Eit. 1431MERCURY COUGAR t»t — good cond, 60.H0 miles. $2500 or VERTIBLE 19M — Blua wltn bast oiler. Call altar 7 p.m.,mllet. SW. Stiller. 7-a p.m. Io. Sleeps 4. 1911717 ar AM/FM, W.70o"iT,l! • for your 1W3 dlrtctory. 24 hrt. Every option avallabta. 2*.4OO whlta top. 3S0 automatic, good PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1974 775-1771. •wax mllet. 15.000 firm. Call aval, a condition, 11100 can 741-1451 - PS/PB. good condition. UOO or 747-9061 TOYOTA CAROLLA DELUXE KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 1974 — 4 door, ana ownar. good Don't Settle For vv. 3* FatontOM waakandt, S»I-MW. bait oiler 671-S99*. 5 to 7 p.m. OUALITV USED CARS VOLARE 1979 — Aulo., 4-cvl . CHEVROLET MONZA 1978 — OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE 1971 LIPPIN VOLKSWAGEN running condition. tt*5. Call PS/PI, AC. law ml las, $3500 Call WH-O-LE-S-A-LE >41 1000 MERCURY MONARCH H7S —— 4 cvl.. auto., AM/FM, USOOor 291.90530 flue, aulo , AM. FM itereo. radl- Varv good cond.. air. PS/PB, PLYMOUTH HORIZON IT7I All mexei and modoli. priced to SHOT 5 p m , 717-1140. all. IttSO or bast oflar. 78711S4. Sail your car, truck or van Iht LABRIOLA MOTORS bait oHar. 172-9013. Eic. cond. tall. Financing arranged Rl 35 Newman Springs fid adlalt. 10 mp» !!,<». null/. TOYOTA COROLLA 1«H — Au- VW 1961 CHCVY MALIBU 1972 — Juat proftn tonal wiv • Call Lou Ei- OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1970 12500 N., Sevrevllxt 717-1300. tomatic, AC, Am/FM cassette. Rebuilt angina, runt good NMd, exc. Ural, air, naadi ml ctrl, BUHLER A BITTER Red Bank MERCURY BOBCAT WAGON —1150. Front wnaal drlva Naadi Call 741H91 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, I> 1-2413 UtO — 4-Wd , 30.000 mllai. nax RAMBLER 1M7 — 2 dr. rum PS, SUM firm. Call 130-HH. m, na»ln. 1350 mullMr 717M99. PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1974 - 4- good Alklng $300 Inlereilad7 3M-U00 LEMANS SPORT 1*70 — 2-door, tlrat. Bail ottar ovar US0O Call TOYOTA 1971 — Good Ind car. CMIVETTE 1978 - . NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER ltt»S47 OLDSMOBILE DELTA M ROY. cvl, aulo, 69,000 ml. Looks and Call 1W-M47 altar 4 p.m. naw rubber, exhaust ft shoes. VW 1970 — Rebuilt engine, good (••Wd. balga Intarlor. red bodv. AM; FM cassette. Must sell. $700 ALE 1979 — 4 dr., tadan, vlnvl runs good. $750. Call 741-4012 4954339 ^___ MERCURY BOBCAT 1t7a — $65* or bail oiler. Wlpert don't cond.. great transportation, firm HIM naw. Asking 81395. 741-47J. root. aulo. Irani., air. PS/PB, work Call 49S-41M. $1010. Call 741-4111 attar 4 p.m. Hatchback. 4 cvl.. 4 ipaad. Looki PW. ft mora. 59.000 mi. aoorox RASSAS PONTIAC CHEW PICK up 1968 - White • LINCOLN MARK IV 1*74 — PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON 195 Broad St. Red Bank 741-5110 TRIUMPH TR4 1947 — Good lor WMon-nrtMel magi. runt, needi PS/PB, PrV. owr Mats, AC, 1 runs axcallant. »l07i. Can Exc cond Alklng H500 5J6-76T2 VW 1970 SOUAREBACK - Re- FIAT XI* 1977 <- 4 wwtd, an 74U530 or 170.1310, 1979 — AC. trailer hitch, luggage replacement parti, engine ft built angina, sunroof, reliable work $300 Call HI iui attar 5 AM FM tape, cruise control, OLDS M ROYALE 1911 — 4 dr. rack. Ill VI engine 13500. irantmftilon excellent, bodv calltnt condition, AM/FM MGB 1*74 CONV. — Naw top ft transportation. $1150. Call CH»M». HUH- W-1171. $ 2400. C el I ;,000 ml. 11100 505STI — Deep maroon with tan VALIANT SCAMP 197J — Slant -^Ir, fc—cyl., landau, crtam i. Cat! 142-9017 PONTIAC LE MANS SPORTS TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — 6. vary good cond.. naw llres. Andy camel, cloth interior, AC/PS*B. can w-oeoi AM FM, new starter, alternator, leather aprtoloilrv, aulo. Irani, 4 channel stereo, all power, |450 MUSTANG 197) A/C, dolbv ttaro, lunroot. 11,000 COUPE 1973 — PS/PB. air, i Superb service. DOWNES PON brakes, ballerr, mulller, more. WERNER D0D6E AM/FM, tic cond S369S. Cal FORD PINTO I960 — PS/PB, or twfct omr 717-1543. Ash >Of Soodconrl cvl., auto., varv good running TIAC. «1 Lower Main St.. Lookt ft runt great. $150. Salet Service tP-OOM. sun roof, esc, ml. I13.R5 Call " cond $600 707-1446, Matawan 564-2299 arbara or Bill after 3. Call I41-433I 922-1700. 201-446-4744. Beltord CHEVY NOVA 19*6 — Auto., PS/PB. runs good. 1200 best offr 29M753. 300 Autos lor s«I• Rick anytime. 495 2S11. FORD T-BIRD 1977 — 65,000 mi 300 Autos lor Ml* 300 Autos forial* 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos for tali 300 AutOtfofMl* HQ AlltOl tor fit CHEVY CHEVELLE 19*6 - 1976 Ch*vv anglne Engine has 65,000 ml*™. 5 extra tires. M» Call FORD 1974 GRAN TORINO — 2 door, AM FM, air. PS P8. good NOVA 1968 - Good cond 1600 takes M 671 7763 cond Must sell. USO or best of F-ORD COUNIHY SQUIRE \ postage ANY OF OUR USED CARS that are not sold by Saturday, July 9 by 5 p.m., will and handing Send to: be offered to other dealers at wholesale. But... you have the first choicer Laura WhMler •82 Cltttlaa 82 Ckivitti 82 6-10 Vli 77JN- NNaMM WAGONEER. 6 cyl.. 3 CHEVY ? dr. 4 cyl.. CHEVY, 4 dr., 6 cyl., CHEVY 2 0(4 cyl. auto, CHEVY 4 dr. 4 cyl. CHEVY. 6 cyl. amo CHEVY 4 dr.. 6 cyl.. Neadlecratt Dept. 61 spd man. trans, pwr aulo.. pwr steer S aulo.. pwr. steer. & auto., pwr steer & man sleei & Drks. aulo pwr sleet & pwr sleei I brks brks . 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