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Vol. 107 No. 276 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER. SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Board freezes 5 teachers' salaries
teachers Michael Milligan and Paul Zanat Sconzo said officials began investigating charges against Ahem to Cooperman. The SPORTS MIDDLETOWN - The salaries of five Superintendent of Schools Guy M. Sconzo the party after learning of reports that teacher faces nine counts of misconduct Middletown High School South teachers said the teachers may appeal the to state alcohol was made available to students. which range from sharing a bed with at least have been frozen indefinately for attending Education Commissioner Saul Cooperman. Sconzo said he recommended the board take three female high school students to a party where alcohol was made available providing alcohol to other students. Sconzo said the teachers can apply to the disciplinary action against all eight of the to students. staff members involved. Following a three-hour closed session last board to have request their salaries in- "Concerning the withholding of salary night, the Board of Education voted unani- creases reinstated at the end of the 1985-86 At a previous meeting, the board accepted increments." Sconzo said, "the thing that mously to withhold 1985-86 pay raises from school year. the resignation of two other South teachers. concerned me the most was the availability all five teachers, thus freezing their salaries The board's ruling stemmed from facts Sconzo refused to comment on whether the and accessablity of alcoholic beverages to at it's current 1984-85 rate. which surfaced during an investigation by teachers were involved in the investigation. the students Effected by last night's ruling are school officials into a March 16 party held South teachers Thomas Carpenter and "As far as I'm concerned, the action this Guidance Counselor Joseph Dauber, math at the home of John Ahem, a math teacher Michael Veth resigned from their posts with evening concludes all disciplinary action in teacher Joseph Eckart. English teacher and head coach of the girl's varsity the high school for personal reasons regards to the March 16 party on a local Michael Gwaley and physical education basketball team at South. Earlier this month, the board forwarded level," Sconzo said. Sea Bright votes cabana restrictions
ly TREVOR THOMAS THIRD IN STATE8 — Manalapan High The Register School's Dan Flynn placed third in SEA BRIGHT - The Borough Council last night the overall individual competition in voted to ban overnight occupancy of beach club yesterday's NJSIAA Golt cabanas Championships at Hominy Hills Councilman Robert J Furlong, who introduced the Country Club m Colts Neck ordinance, said the ban was intended to head off future challenges by the state Department of IB Environmental Protection, which recently went to court alleging that some luxury cabanas under LOCAL construction here were in fact motel rooms, subject to state regulation Today's topics The DEP lost that case May 16 in Freehold, when A national chemists' society begins a Superior Court Judge Patrick J McGann Jr held the three-day meeting at Monmouth department did not have jurisdiction. College this morning Their program reads In a related matter. Councilman Andrew B like a United Nation's agenda; they Manning lashed out at recent remarks about borough will discuss nuclear weapons, officials attributed to John R. Weingart. director of pollution, medical advances and the the DEP s Division of Coastal Resources latest in technology Manning referred to a recent newspaper report in 2A which Weingart was quoted as saying it would be "difficult" for the DEP to provide funds for shore STATE protection for this borough if its officials continued ASSOCIATED PRESS A polite debate to allow construction along its beachfront. HARD ONE FROM THE CHAMP — Sweat flies and Carl International Boxing Federation heavyweight title fight I don't like Weingart s threats that this town will "The Truth" Williams, left, grimaces after takiing a hard last night in Reno, Nev. Holmes won, but had to go 15 The five men who want the right from Larry Holmes in the second round of their rounds with the challenger. Story on page IB Democratic nomination to face Gov. crme up short on beach protection funds." Manning Thomas Kean in the November said. "I think it's time for Mr Weingart to resign." election debated last night: The session was notable for the absence of name-calling and acrimony that had often marked such occasions In the past Three want ruling Officials rebuke 4A NATION jail reform snags Nine dead on freeholders' pay An explosion at an illegal fireworks ly TED LOUD the salary hike that they had the since Ackerman issued the order factory killed nine people and The Register right to organize a petition drive ly Ml MEFF last year, which followed a civil The freeholders maintain that The Register scattered debris over a wide area. FREEHOLD - Three area busi- action filed by Boswell. The report Investigators say the factory, in they did not conceal anything from FREEHOLD - An attorney is based on testimony at hearings nessmen who have sued to over- residents, since the laws are Boardman, Ohio, was operating turn the county Board of Free- representing inmates at the county April 8 and 9 from contractors, without permits. available to anyone who is jail said yesterday he plans to inmates, medical staff, and jail holders' recent 56 percent salary interested. hike yesterday asked a Superior respond to a federal judge this officials. 5A On March 14. the freeholders Court judge to rule on the matter week regarding a report on con- Zazzali yesterday defended the unanimously voted to increase before it goes to trial stitutional compliance in the jail. report and noted he had rec- Strike update their own salaries from $16,000 to a report he said falls short in some ommended some temporary Yesterday's motion for sum- $25,000 per year, making them the Negotiators who are trying to settle mary judgement follows a request areas. measures. the United Airlines' pilot strike say highest paid freeholders in the Although Gerald Boswell, of the "Some would have perfection in filed last week by the freeholders' state they have made some progress in attorney, Richard T. O'Connor, state Office of Inmate Advocacy, this or any other jail. " Zazzali ending the dispute, which has also seeking to have the suit A group of residents, led by agreed with observations in the said. "...It is not the obligation of stranded thousands of passengers disposed of before it reaches a Alfonse Alfone. president of the St report released over the weekend, the master to establish country and disrupted air traffic across the jury Gerard's Guild, tried to press the he said it should have recommend- club or even college dormitory nation. Judge Patrick J. McGann will freeholders to rescind the pay ed temporary measures to correct conditions." 7B rule on the freeholders' motion hike. The freeholders refused. problems caused by construction Construction delays, particulary this Friday. Pending the outcome The residents then mounted a Alfonse Q. Alfone delays in G and H wings, have hampered of Friday's hearing, McGann set petition drive to have the salary The report was prepared by county compliance with the feder- Market soars June 7 as the date he would rule issue put on the November ballot collect signatures. Alfonse said he former state Attorney General al ruling, officials agree Despite glum predictions from on the motion against the free- in the form of a referendum. Of the found out "by accident" about the James R. Zazzali, appointed a Termed a "critical issue" in economists in and out of the federal holders. more than 20.000 signatures re- right to petition for a referendum Special Master by a federal judge Zazzali's report, the delays "im- government over the last several Filed on behalf of three busi- quired to put the question on the The suit charges that, since the to oversee county compliance with pact on virtually every aspect of days, investors see a strong national nessmen and "the taxpayers and ballot, approximately 10.000 were freeholders failed to alert resi- U.S. District Court Judge Harold services and conditions which economy because they drove the persons of Monmouth County," the collected county-wide. dents that they had the recourse of A. Aikerman's order that the jail must be maintained at MCCI to comply with constitutional guide- meet and insure compliance with stock market to record highs during suit charges that the freeholders However, the signatures were the petition drive, the resolution to lines. this Court's decision." heavy trading yesterday. failed in their role aspublic ser- collected in ten days, while state raise their salaries was "tainted" 7B vants by not telling opponents of statutes grant citizens 20 days to and should be ruled null and void. It is the fourth interim report See Jail Page 2A INDEX Subsidized mortgages are available from state The loans will be available for the next more bonds or allocate money from other constructed single-family homes that are ly ALAN SlrHESS three months, during which time the agency unused sources to meet the demand, she complete at the time that the loans is BRIDGE M The Register hopes to finance approximately 2,000 home said. requested. Condominiums and units in BUSINESS n TRENTON - More than $100 million in purchases around the state. Besides, the state has reduced the number planned developments are alsoeligible, but CLASSIFIED 81 state subsidized mortgage loans will become "Homebuyers should not be under press- of eligible buyers by lowering the income additional requirements apply. COMICS «• available tomorrow to first-time home ure to purchase a home quickly and then be limit by approximately $14,000 since a The loans bear a fixed interest rate of 10.7 CROSSWORD 10* buyers with moderate incomes and resi- subjected to camping out or standing in line similar program last autumn. percent for up to 30 yean. ENTERTAINMENT 1M dents of certain urban communities. for says to apply for a mortgage," Gov. To comply with a Congressional mandate A minimum 5 percent downpayment on HOROSCOPE 11} In Monmouth County, first-time buyers Thomas H. Kean said in announcing the loan that the needs of lower income buyers be the purchase of the home is required and a LIFESTYLE 11* with annual incomes of no more than $26,000 plan. "The new program will enable eligible met first, the agency has set used the US borrower must occupy the residence as long OBITUARY 7* will be eligible for the 10.7 percent loans buyers to shop carefully for the right home Treasury Department's definition of lower- as he owns the property. OPINION B* from the state Housing and Mortgage and be confident that mortgage funds are income and set the maximum eligible Among participating banks that have SPORTS II Finance Agency. available when they are ready to make income for households outside the targeted application." urban areas at 80 percent of median income branches in the Monmouth County area are In addition, residents in Keansburg, most Constance Gibson, assistant executive The state calculated these limits for each Carteret Bank and Trust Company. The areas of Asbury Park, and some areas of director of the agency, guaranteed yester- county, and the ceilings range from $24,000 First Jersey National Bank. Franklin State Red Bank. Long Branch and Neptune will be day that there will be enough funds for any to 28,000, with Monmouth County in the Bank, Midlantic Home Mortgage Corpor- eligible for the loans regardless of income. eligible resident to partake in the program. middle ation, National State Bank. RE Scott LOTTERY The state has targeted these communities If the original 1110 million bond issue is The program applies to the purchase of Mortgage Company, United Jersey Bank The winning numbers in the New for redevelopment. insufficient, she said the agency will sell existing one-to-fpur unit dwellings or newly and Yorkwood Savings and Loan. Jersey state lotteries appear on RN'i. GN's, LPN'i, Aides, Ex- Front Page Reader* Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! Directory of FlorUli Strtwberriet-Plck You Owi plore the opportunities. 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MAY 21, 1985 PEOPLE Jail Chemists to discuss Continued from Page 1A review of the inmate's record of commitment, arrest summary, inci- County Counsel Malcolm V. dent reports and medical profile. has been hampered by channels of Carton said yesterday a "mush- What's missing, Boswell said, is a today's major issues Was is tuck In net water in the icepack. rooming effect" has occurred among behavioral profile The nationwide newspaper Asahi those involved in reconstruction: the ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - "We're concerned that predatory; restoration of outdoor bronzes Shimbun said unusually heavy snow contractor can't get materials from Wet Mclntyre, banned from the agretsive' inmates not be housed A drug that prevents cardiac also baa been a problem for the 37- the subcontractor because the sub- WEST LONG BRANCH - A look Iditarod Sled Dog Race for life when with less aggressive inmates, ' Bos- calcification in mice, and a further year-old actress She was quoted as contractor can't get the materials at nuclear arms technology and one of nil dogs died after being wells said. "It might begin to look at Vitamin A as a possible anti- saying, "I hope to get as far as I can from the supplier because the sup- consequences, environmental pol- kicked, has won a reprieve and may address the problem, but the popu- tumor substance will be reported without forgetting my original spirit plier can't get materials from the lutants in the home, some amazing be back in the race ai early at 1M. laton problem has to be acknowl- this morning during a session on of giving importance to safety and manufacturer. new plastics and causes and cures The Ninilchik musher was banned edged." medicinal chemistry. enjoying myself." Carton said he has asked Zazzali lor deterioration of artworks and in April for a "cruel and inhumane Ackerman had ordered a reduc- New polymeric materials that to hear testimony under oath from buildings are among highlights of the act" during the race. Mclntyre said tion in inmate population, which conduct electricity and remove rust, representatives of subcontractors American Chemical Society regional he kicked the dog after it bit him. numbered 3(7 at the time of the April among other things, will be dis- and manufacturers, whom officials meeting at Monmouth College today The animal died several noun later hearings. In his report, Zazzali noted through Thursday cussed this morning and tomorrow have blamed for the delays that construction delays affect the of a ruptured kidney. The 19th Middle Atlantic Regional morning in the polymer chemistry Mclntyre protested the lifetime Zazzali said he would consider the county's ability to rectify over- session request Meeting, hosted by the ACS Mon- bap as too severe A special arbi- population Safety and regulatory aspects of "The report said we are in mouth County Section, also will tration board selected by the "The testimony made it clear, in foods and fragrances is the subject compliance as far as visitation, feature an exhibit of the latest Iditarod Trail Committee agreed my opinion, that it is accurate to of a Thursday morning symposium, recreation, and medical problems." laboratory equipment and instru- late Saturday. The board was made state that only a redution in the which includes a paper on rela- Carton said. "The problem is con- ments. All sessions will be held in up of muthers, race officials and population of the existing facility tionships between cancer, specific struction, and that's what people the college's Woodrow Wilson Hall others. will allow MCCI to make all necess- genetic events, and ingestion of keep missing." An estimated 1.200 chemical The panel decided to ban Mclntyre ary physical plant renovations." the certain natural products Also on One subcontractor has notified the scientists and engineers are ex- from the 1986 and 19*7 races Before report states. "That populaton re- Thursday morning is a symposium county there will be ISO-day delay in pected to attend. he can enter Iditarod races after duction, in turn, is dependent to a on radioisotopes in medicine — delivering materials. Carton said Perspectives and consequences of that, he mutt enter four 200-mile large extent upon the ocmpletion of radioactive substances in wide medi- "We have no control over it and G Wing and H Wing ' nuclear weapons is the subject of an qualifying races, said Burt Bomhoff all-day symposium on Wednesday cal use, particularly in diagnostic we've made it clear we won't move Boswell also rapped a recent the pew president of the committee's Wilson Auditorium The session in- procedures. in on a temporary basis,' Carton change in medical services, which -board of directors. cludes nuclear arms experts from a said. were assumed by Colts Neck Medi- Three people are to be honored at : I "If Mclntyre it disqualified or broad range of fields a luncheon Thursday In the College censured for cruel and inhumane "Nothing ever moves along as fast cal Associates on April 22 Because The "nuclear winter" theory will Center. They are: treatment of dogs during these or as you want it to. " Boswell said of of the change, a doctor is on duty 22 be explored, as will steps being — Dr. Robert H Goldsmith of St any other races during this period, the delays. "One could make an hours per week rather than 10 hours taken to protect vital electronic Mary's College of Maryland, winner the ITC board of directors it argument that the county should per week, according to the report. equipment against electromagnetic of the E. Emmett Reid Award of the empowered to censure him for life," Dtibra Winger have forseen the delays, but that's Boswell contends the county effects of a stratospheric nuclear ACS Middle Atlantic Region The Bomhoff said. water under the bridge at this should have hired one physician blast. award recognizes excellence in point " whose sole job would be to serve the chemistry teaching at a middle- Telephone censorship Recommendations concerning the jail. The cost of one doctor would be A two-day symposium on at- Atlantic-area liberal arts college There's always a way jail's medical staff, recreation fa- "far less" than the (120.000 yearly mospheric chemistry opens today that does not offer a PhD program LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - A Lincoln cilities, and a temporary inmate price charged by the medical firm. with sessions on indoor air studies in chemistry TOKYO (AP) -- A Japanese radio station will use tape delay on classification system were also Boswell said. Topics include pollutant levels in actress trying to be the first woman future call-in shows because a recent homes with kerosene heaters and a made in the report. In his report. Zazzali states that — Dr Takao Yoshida of Inter- ui reach the North Pole was 110 caller asked Gov. Bob Kerrey an Newark office building that is among Neither Boswell nor Carton said the matter "more appropriately national Flavors and Fragrances. miles from her goal but was slowed obscene question about his rela- sites monitored for airborne organic they are satisfied with the tempor- resides in the managerial discretion Union Beach, winner of the ACS by heavy snow and breaks in the tionship with actress Debra Winger. compounds ary system, which is based on a of the county " Monmouth County Section's Virgil Arctic ice, Japanese newt reports "We were just wide open to it," Tomorrow, sources of acid rain F. Payne Award The award goes to said yesterday. said KFOR news editor Greg Jack- and its interations with forest a member of the Section who has the reports from Resolute, Can- ton. "Next time, we will use some ecosystems will be examined made an outstanding contribution to ada, said the four-member Japanese sort of delay." New lottery head won't play games Another to be discussed today is the Section, the field of chemistry, expedition received its fifth airlift of On Wednesday night, a man called from the National Institute on Drug or the community would be illegal, she said supplies Sunday at 88 degress 14 the station during a live show on a TRENTON - (API - New instant Abuse on how much and how long — Allene Johnson of Summit High minutes north latitude. school consolidation bill. The caller lottery games and possibly a Ms. Zielinski said she never THC, the main psychoactive compo- School, Summit, winner of the 1965 calmly greeted toe governor and Kyodo News Service said the subscription plan to allow players to bought lottery tickets "I'm not a nent of marijuana, remains in a Middle Atlantic Regional Award in then asked him the obscene question group, including Masako Izumi, two buy more than one week's tickets at gambler with my money." she said room after a single marijuana High School Chemistry Teaching Eskimo guides and Japanese Arctic about Ms. Winger, whom Kerrey has a time may be introduced, the new cigarette is smoked She automatically becomes a con- explorer Tsugio Sao tome, hoped to dated for two years. state lottery director says Also today, a symposium on tender for the $3,000 national ACS reach the pole within 10 days, before Kerrey didn't answer the question Joan Zlelinski. who was sworn in "chemistry in the service of art" James Bryant Conant Award in High warm weather sets in. but appeared slightly shaken, Jack- Monday as executive director of the will look at deterioration of marble School Chemistry Teaching The news agency said the ex- son said. Moderator Dale Johnson lottery, said lottery officials were buildings, problems with conserving The ACS Middle Atlantic Region pedition, traveling on two snow- then asked callers to "have the "seriously" considering starting lot- LOTTERIES textiles and paints, and "Fakes. covers all or part of Delaware. mobiles, has progressed only about common sense to limit questions" to tery subscriptions for in-state resi- Forgery, and Folly: X-ray Fluor- District of Columbia. Mryland. New 20 miles in the past week because it the school bill dents Oul-of state subscriptions escence analysis of the Stevens Jersey, New York, and Penn- THENTON - The winning Silver Collection" by experts from sylvania It comprises 15 ACS local number drawn last night in New Delaware's Winterthur Museum sections which, together, have the Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 847 A Damage to and restoration of the largest total membership (more The straight bet pays $315. box pays Statue of Liberty will be reported in than 29,000) of the Society's 11 (ISSN 8750-Weii $52.50 and pairs pay $31 50 the afternoon in a session on the meeting regions PuDMtwd by Th# Bad Bar* fliu—ji The Pick 4 number was 3404. A Camp needs funds tMMaAad * UTS Or Joftn H Cook and Marvy Omt straight bet pays $2,729 50 and box Man One* pays $227 MIDDLETOWN - A public help from district staff members, Ian. Srx«<«*t>urv but wants to follow the academics <»<) 542 WOO schools employee is trying to put O together a summer day camp for with an afternoon recreation pro- County CouflhQut*. gram. FrMhtfd. N J O77?8 approximately 150 township chil- u#mo»xi at r* AaaocuM Ptmt The AMOCI—d Attic Fans dren who are mentally handicapped For the recreation aspect. Ed- fl m fts» nw—pope* M •*•*< MiNAP n*M John Edwards, director of the wards requested funds to pay 20 CORRECTIONS/ counselors $5 an hour for four hours MarnQer ot m* American Mtwepapir I school district's Department of AMoctefeon. f» AU
JERSEY SHORE The Forecast/for 8pm EOT. Tue. May 21 GRAND RE-OPENING Skies will be partly sunny today Showers and a few thunderstorms are possible during the afternoon WEDNESDAY, MAY 22nd into the evening Highs today will be in the upper 70s and the lower 80s Skies will be partially clear for the remainder of the night Lows will be - around 60 Skies will be partly sunny tomorrow Highs will be in the upper 60s to the middle 70s.
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In return for exceeding zoning limits, that municipal zoning laws are invalid if Congo tracts, could "help Middletown MIDDLETOWN - The attorney for a Calton Homes is offering to price 20 they fail to allow for that municipality's meet its Mount Laurel obligation. developer suing the township attended last percent of the homes for low and "fair share" of low- and moderate-income "The township doesn't think there is an night's Township Committee meeting to moderate-income purchasers. housing obligation, but we disagree," he said discuss his client's differences with the When Calton Homes filed suit in Calton Homes claimed Middlelown s township The Congo Farms development was October 1984. Township Attorney Peter zoning laws do not permit developers to approved by the Planning Board. How- But after they learned that Thomas Carton said the developer wanted to build build enough homes to make enough profit ever, the board was overturned by the Carroll, the attorney, wanted to discuss 1,200 homes on the Neuberger tract. to subsidize the low- and moderate-income Township Committee last year litigation, committee members decided Calton Homes plan for the Congo Farm units. that Carroll would have to request time Calton Homes never made a formal tract called for 86 homes, according to the The suit is pending before Superior application to build on the Neuberger during another meeting and that the developer's application to the Planning Court Judge Eugene D. Serpentelli in session would be closed to the public. tract. The company filed suit after the Board Toms River. Serpentelli, one of three Neuberger Estate was designated a The client. Calton Homes Inc., of When Calton Homes filed suit, township judges in the state assigned to Mount historic site by the township Landmarks Manalapan and Middletown, is suing to officials responded that the township Laurel cases, has not yet set a hearing Commission last year. Carroll said that develop more homes than zoning allows on already (unfilled its legal obligation to date for the suit, Carroll said. historic designation carried development the 125-acre Neuberger tract and the 57- provide lower-income housing. After he left the meeting, Carroll said restrictions that "would make develop- acre Congo Farm, both of which are in Calton Homes is suing under the state he wanted to discuss how Calton Homes, ment extremely difficult if not imposs- Lincroft. Supreme Court's Mount Laurel II decision contract purchaser of the Neuberger and ible."
Pet«r Shapiro John RUMO Red Bank Endorsements split andidates Peter Shapiro and Sen. John F Rusao, D-Ocean, have split the latest set of Cendorsements from Monmouth County rep- to jazz up resentatives for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Shapiro, who serves as Essex County ex- ecutive, received the backing of Freeholder Director Thomas Lynch while Russo gained the Basie field support of Assemblyman William E. Flynn, D- Monmouth and Middlesex. "Shapiro's candidacy symbolizes opportunity RED BANK - The grandstands of for all of us in New Jersey, " Lynch said "I have Count Basie Field will have a new look by seen him operate with efficiency and com- Thanksgiving. passion a county that Is extremely large and The Borough Board of Education yester- difficult to manage, and he's done this In a way day tentatively approved Borough Admin- that proves that government can be an enabler istrator Lawrence Riccio's plans for without becoming a bureaucratic quagmire." sandblasting and repainting the grand- In particular, Lynch noted the 25 percent cut stand, installing aluminum seating, re- in the Essex County tax rate and what he said placing doors, windows, security lights, were improvements in youth, senior citizen and repairing the press box. renovating the recreation services under Shapiro's tenure. locker rooms, and converting a storage At a press conference in Old Bridge last building into a public bathroom Friday, Flynn added his name to a long list of Riccio said the improvements, costing state legislators who have endorsed Russo's approximately $250,000. are the first phase candidacy. of a project administered through $1 Flynn said the senate majority leader is "the million of Community Development and one candidate who can unite the Democratic Green Acres funds Party and make a successful bid against the The board owns the grandstand area of THE REGISTER/CARL ANDREWS the It-acre field incumbent governor." ONE OF A KIND — From left. Donald Gahn, president Riccio said the first round of reno- Gov. Thomas H. Kean, admire a limited edition print ol "Sen. Russo has offered landmark legislation of the Malawan Rotary Club; Joe Rettagliata, chairman of the Matawan Railroad Station presented to Ferrera tor to protect the fragile environment. He is a vations should be completeted by Novem- the Matawan Rotary Club Dinner, and Ben Ferrera, Kean. strong advocate of law and order and has worked ber He said resodding the baseball fields, tirelessly to restrain government spending and resurfacing the track and realigning the director ol Economic Development and representative to taxation," Flynn added. parking lot to prevent speeding will start During the press conference, Russo said he next spring would work with Flynn and Sen. Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth and Middlesex, to obtain finding for the construction of a barrier along a portion of Route » in Old Bridge. This stretch has bean the scene of «1 accidents and six What's in a name? Plenty, says imagemaker deaths In the last five years. Rusao said "the 40 to 50 major Fortune 500 companies MIDDLETOWN - According to one McKean contended that Christenberry Committee and the Bayshore Advisory that are now looking for new corporate local public relations professional. was "right on target" nevertheless. "I Committee. The Bayshore group was 2 back Kean tax cut headquarters." Middletown needs an image. think it's about time we had a marketing formed recently without any Economic He said Middletown that for companies brochure for this township," he said. Development members, and the members IDDLETOWN - Joseph Anollm and "What is Keansburg? Keansburg is seeking to move out of New York City, Kelly retorted. "I know the Master Plan said last night they were ideally suited to Joann Smith, the Republican challengers Keansburg But what is Middletown'' Middletown offers the most realistic of this township intimately, and I defy work on the Bayshore committee. in the 13th Assembly District, have called Middletown needs an image." said Robert M alternative withing 50 miles of the city. anyone to tell me where you're going to The Township Committee agreed, and on their opponents to back Gov. Thomas H. Christenberry. chairman of the township Committeeman Richard V. Kelly put any buildings today." Kean's proposal for a 10 percent cut in the state Economic Development Committee. said the development members were left protested that there was no room for new The committee asked Christenberry and out in an oversight. income tax Christenberry. speaking for his group, corporate buildings. "There are no spaces his committee to submit a memorandum The committee said the group's con- Currently representing the district, which offered the Township Committee a plan left in Middletown," he said. with their suggestions, and to discuss the cerns would be addressed, and that runs from Middletown to Old Bridge, are for a two-pronged attack on Middletown s Committeeman Richard McKean dis- suggestions Township Planner Richard Cramer would Assemblyman William E. Flynn. and As- alleged image problem. agreed with Kelly, saying that 22 percent be their liason with the Planning Board semblywoman Jacqueline Walker, both D- Development committee members also He and the committee have designed of the township, or approximately 400 Cramer would advise the group so that Monmouth and Middlesex asked for a more defined role. They said township-identification signs featuring acres, remained undeveloped. they were willing and able to work but Christenberry and his colleagues could "Governor Kean wants to put money back into Middletown's Indian symbol, and Kelly said most of the undeveloped land were given no reponsibilty and did not study which lands "to sell to Middletown the taxpayer's pockets, but the Democrats in pamphlets were printed describing was under severe development restric- know what powers they had. and to the rest of the world," in control of the Legislature have consistently Middletown's assets for residents and tions. They asked for Masons to the Township Christenberry's words thwarted his efforts." said Azzolina, who has already served la the state Senate. "The proposed tax relief cuts across party lines, helps the average taxpayer and should be embraced by members of both parties." Smith, a former Old Bridge councllwoman, Hazlet board to pupils: Buy your own footgear challenged the Incumbents to break with Assembly Speaker Alan J. Karcher, D-Middle- families can prove they qualify for Dispenziere, superintendent of schools, at Raritan High School, told the board that sex, and back the tax cut. 1» MMAN00 sUCHAOO financial assistance will be helped, ac- O'Brien said. the council is reviewing the district's Flynn and Walker have said they support a tax The Register cording to an amendment to the regu- "The children should have all the dress code and will soon make recommen- reduction but that Kean's one-time cut Is simply HAZLET — The school district's stu- lation. advantages to participate in sports," said dations to the board regarding possible an election year "gimmick." dents will have to buy their own athletic Board President Edward J. O'Brien and Boaid Member John C. Iacouzzi, one of changes. footwear next year if they want to other members noted athletic shoes are the dissenters. He said the amendment O'Brien said the board will welcome the participate in sports, the Board of getting more expensive each year. allowing needy families to recieve as- recommendations. Hospital unit gains Education has decided. The district spent 18,000 this year for sistance "has no weight." At a board meeting last week, student shoes, according to O'Brien, and it has Martin Marino, the other dissenting Board Member Carrie Klinger had told the | ONG BRANCH- The Laboratory at Mon- The board last night voted 7-2 to stop the been estimated the cost would rise to member, said the district should pay for board that students should be allowed to I mouth Medical Center has been awarded a district from purchasing the sports shoes $9,000 next year The board's decision was the the shoes because it's been projected wear shorts to school on warm days. The ••two-year accreditation by the Commission starting in September. Only pupils whose based on a report submitted by Dr. Joseph there will be close to $1 million in surplus board refused. on Laboratory Accreditation of the College of in the district budget next year. Dispenziere, who was not, esent at last American Pathologist* (CAP), based on results However, O'Brien said the the board night's meeting, had said tht oard may of a recent on-slte inspection. must consider that $600,000 "has got to go eventually allow pupil's to wt ' shorts John K. Duckworth, MD, FCAP, chairman of Institute will honor 2 back to the tax levy." He noted the district when the temperature rises auove SO the commission advised Lawrence C. Sylvia, has got to cut back on expenses and that degrees MD, Laboratory Director, of this national several other budget items will be The board voted to sell 18 old school recognition and congratulated him and his staff eliminated. buses to Marlboro Township for SI. and on the "excellence of services you are providing Richard Shermon, district athletic di- four others to the Monmouth County of its faculty members rector, told the board that it can expect Education Service, also for $1 patients and their physicians." The Laboratory at Monmouth Medical Center more foot and leg injuries in sports O'Brien said the move was necessary Advisory Committee to the New Jersey because families will more likely buy low- for the school district in each township to is one of 3,000 CAP-accredited laboratories NEWARK - Two New Jersey Institute Department of Community Affairs Study nationwide. of Technology faculty members will be quality shoes. continue to receive state funding. "That on a Model Development Ordinance, and In another matter, Mary Papmarkou. a makes the equipment not go to waste." he Begun in the early IMO's, the program was the honored for their research and public chairman of the DEP Citizen's Advisory service achievements at the university's junior and president of the Student Council said. first peer-review program for clinical labora- committee for the Statewide Pretreat- commencement exercises Thursday tory accreditation. Even before government ment Program. agencies mandated it, pathologists voluntarily Eugene Golub. Freehold, chairman of were Inspecting and accrediting laboratories to the Department of Civil and Environmen- Dr. Goldberg, a Soviet emigre who maintain standards, a hospital spokesman said. tal engineering, will receive the NJIT joined NJIT in 1961, is known as one of the He said the inspection is rigorous and may Foundation Overseers Award for foremost experts in web geometry He is require up to a year's preparation by the outstanding public service and service to credited with bringing the field from Smoking banned in old laboratory staff the institute. relative obscurity into the forefront of Vladislav Goldberg, professor of math- modem mathematical research, and with ematics, will be presented with the Harlan establishing connections between web Two are arrested J Perils Award for Excellence in Re- theory and other fields of mathematics railroad station search. that have enabled researchers to sharpen IDDLETOWN - Police arrested two Dr Golub has long been active in their understanding of mathematical township residents on charges of pos- improving the quantity and quality of New problems. and public nuisance reasons.' Safety is seision of cocaine and under 25 grams of Jersey's water supply, providing much of Dr. Goldberg is the author or co-author UTTLE SILVER - The Borough seven days a week, " said Steers M Council last night approved an ordi- marijuana, according to Sgt William Fowlie the technical foundation for public policy of five mathematics textbooks, and his referring to the change. Donna L Mllna and Russell Llguerr, both of in this area. Over the past several years, nance that prohibits smoking in the 95- more than 70 scientific articles have The council also complied with a apartment 2I» In the Thousand Oaks complex on he has worked closely with the New appeared in mathematics journals in the year-old Little Silver Railroad Station Route M. were arrested at their apartment by Jersey Department of Environmental building. request by Sandy Tupper. proprietor of United States. Soviet Union. Republic of the station newsstand, who opposed Detective Kevin McCauley on Friday, Fowlie Protection, producing the alignment for a China. France, Japan. Italy.and other The council's action rescinded an said H« said that three grams of cocaine were pipeline from the Round Valley Reservoir, amendment agreed upon last week that smoking in her building and asked the countries. His profession* affiliations council to notify New Jersey Transit of found In their possession the environmental assessment for a new Include membership in the American prohibited smoking every day except The arrests, at 9:05 p m were the result of RarlUn River reservoir, and the analyses Sunday. the change. Mathematical Society. Moscow Math- While all council members agreed a wsrrtnl thai was obtained after an investiga- of water supplies in the Ran tan. Passaic ematical Society (until 1(71), Tensor The council acted on a request by and Hackensack River basins. that the new law will not be easy to tion by McCauley gave police reason to believe Society (Japan) and Pelorltana Per- Theodore C. Wheeler 71 Silverside that the two suspects possessed illegal drugs, Ave . who said he enjc d smoking in enforce, Council President Suzanne S He is currently chairman of the Free- icolanti Academy in Italy. He is listed in Castelman warned Tupper that chronic Fowlie said. hold Township Environmental Com- the station during his ! iday morning such prominent directories as American violators w*H be fined The two were held on 15.000 bail, and released mission and a member of that township's Men and Women in Science, Who's Who in visits with friends. at 5 a.m. Saturday morning after 10 percent of Lone Pine Technical Review Committee, the World. Dictionary of International Councilman Robert A. Steers said "It's going to require the cooperation the bail was posted, according to a police report a member of the board of directors of the Biography. The International Directory of ordinance, which carries a fine ranging of the commuters and the tenants of the Newark Watershed Conservation and De- Distinguished Leadership, and The Inter- from 125 to $200. was created for safety station," said Steers velopment Corporation, a member of the national Book of Honar The Register NEW JERSEY IV, MAY 21, 1986 STATE DIGEST 2 nabbed In raid get jail terms Dem candidates go easy on Kean troversial Mount Laurel bousing calls the "inalienable rights of wastes: "I'm fed up with the fact MJEWARK (AP) - Two self- be legitimate HACKENSACK (AP) - The decisions topped the list of topics man movement." that my state doesn't recognise Mproclaimed revolutionaries Ms. Rosenberg and Blunk were six Democrat! running for gov- that drew the candidates' fire. The candidates agreed in their that there's a public health I Vwere each Mntenced yester- arrested Nov. n while allegedly ernor faced off In a polite debate Mainly, the six stuck to the criticism of the Mount Laurel emergency. It is obscene that this day to the maximum of M yean unloading explosives Into a yesterday, avoiding criticism of themes that have marked their rulings In which the state's high- should happen in the wonderful in prison for charges stemming rented storage bin In Cherry Hill each other and treading lightly in fampwig— so far. est court mandated that mun- state of New Jersey." their attacks on Republican Gov from a raid that netted hundred! Authorities said the raid netted SUte Sen. John F. Russo, dualities to bear a share of low- Del Tufo said he pioneered of pflmdja of CTplflaiveja, woapont more than WO pounds of ex- Thomas R. Keen. Easex County Executive Peter am) moderate-income housing. With only two weeks until the prosecution of Illegal dumpers as and falia law enforcement identi- plosives, 14 firearms and Shapiro and Newark Mayor Ken- "I don't like that Supreme U.S. attorney and the former fication canto thnnssnrti of bogus Identification June 4 primary, the hour-long neth Gibson, considered the front- Court decision any more than exchange sounded more like an head of the state Division of U.S. Diitrict Judge Frederick cards, tiwiu^ing some for the runners, touted their government anyone else," Russo said. Criminal Justice. "I'm the only Lacey toU Susan Lisa Rose- New Jersey state police and the after-dinner discussion than the experience. In one of the afternoon's rare debate of pressed politician! candidate who has actually done nberf, a. and Timothy A. Blunk, FBI. Former state Sen. Stephen attacks on Kean, Russo charged something about them," be said. 27, that contention* that their scrambling for what the polls lay Wiley called for a quick cleanup that the governor "has tried to trial wa» a poUtical lane were Law officers hive alleged that hi a substantial block of un- of hazardous waste dumps and run away from the (court) de- The discussion of toxic waste "hogwaah." Ms. Rosenberg participated In decided voters. former U.S. Attorney Robert Del cision" and its Implications. generated the only moment of "Let me make thla clear, you the bungled 1M2 Brink's armored Tufo pointed to what be said was "Judges should not be making disagreement among the de- But while the six did not gang baters. Russo and Del Tufo are not on trial because of your car robbery that left two police- up on each other or Kean, they did a career-long battle against or- housing decisions,"' added beliefs," laid Lacey men and a guard dead in Rock- ganized crime. Gibson. disputed Shapiro's promise to set identify what they say are the up a "NASA-style" ag«ncy to The two, who will become land County, N.Y. They have also The sixth candidate, Elliott Wiley started the debate wth a enemies. Toxic waste and the oversee the problem. eligible for parole after 10 years, linked her to the New Jersey state Supreme Court's con- Greenspan, Is running on what he attack on those who dump toxic said In a statement released by prison escape of Black Libera- their lawyer, Susan Ttpograph, tion Army leader Joanne that they will not appeal the Cheslmard, who was serving a sentences because they do not life term for the killing of a sUte consider the court proceedings to trooper. Judge urged to let West way job proceed
Prom anti-drinking raffle scheduled the project, while the state and "Whenever these plaintiffs don't Manhattan between Battery Park IfTsiMMWTa BRUNSWICK (AP) a corsage and bouton- federal governments want the order like what the Corps is doing, they City and Und Street. Backers say the NEW YORK (AP) - Opponents of - To win the use of a stretch nlere, tuxedo rental and gown- removed. allege venality," said Assistant U.S. project would improve traffic on the Westway returned to court yester- i for his or bar date Attorney Mitchell Bernard, rep- Attorney Howard Wilson, rep- West Side while providing new day to block the mulU-bUllon-dollar and two other couples the night Vera House said she gathered resenting the Sierra Club and other resenting toe federal government. housing and parkland atop the West- highway project, telling the Judge environmental groups opposed to way landfill. It also would offer of the North Brunswick High contributions from parents to Westway opponents also have who sided with them three years ago Westway, charged that the U.S. improved access to the riverfront School senior prom, a student pay the $1(0 rental fee for the turned to Congress in their recent that the government still has not Army Corps of Engineer's recent and would remove many rotting, must enter a raffle by pledging limousine And she said she efforts to halt the project. Members satisfied environmental laws. findings concerning the striped baas abandoned piers that now dot the not to use alcohol or drags that convinced local merchants to of the New Jersey delegation, who But lawyers for the state and were "pure fabrication" • aimed at shoreline. weekend. provide the other prixes have expressed fears that Westway federal governments sharply dis- supporting a predetermined con- The added incentive not to "I think the whole Isaac is so could Inhibit development on that drink and drive the weekend of Important," laid Mrs House, agreed and urged U.S. District Judge clusion to endorse toe project. Opponents say Westway could Thomas P Griesa to let construction state's side of the river, have have a devastating Impact on popu- June « is borne of the efforts a whose son, Leonard Is a senior The Corps issued a key permit for spearheaded a drive to intercept the graduating senior's mother and "We want our kids to be alive to go forward. It was Griesa who ruled Westway construction in February, lations argue that the highway would In 1*2 that construction could not federal funds that are vital for the contribute to Manhattan's conges- the school's chapter of Student! attend their class reunions. We having concluded last year that the project. against Drunken Driving. don't want them to die on a road begin until officials examined West- project would have only a "minor tion and air pollution and that a Other prizes In the raffle will somewhere." way's likely effect on striped bass In but perceptible" effect on the bass Westway is a proposed 4.2-mile preferable alternative is to build a toe Hudson River. provided major development is highway, much of which would cheaper, conventional highway and Westway's opponent! want Griesa avoided on the New Jersey side of tunnel beneath J07 acres of new use surplus funds to Improve mass to extend his 1W1 injunction against the river. landfill along the west side of transit. Collections drop in 4 state taxes NOW'S THE
TRENTON (AP) - Two of state government's four top revenue geu- erating taxes showed a drop in collections daring April as Naw Jersey continues to reflect the effects of an economic slowdown, BRIGHTEST TIME TO state officials reported yesterday. It was the third straight month of sluggish economic growth after a seven-month boom period. The sales tax, however, reported unexpectedly strong growth last month of 14.9 percent And the fourth main source of income for the state, GO TO FLORIDA. lottery receipts, rose HI percent in April, said John Canon of the Treasury Department The administration of Gov Thomas H. Kean said the predicted sag in revenue collection Is a further indication that the state will end the year with a govemmei surplus of roughly MM million Democrats say Kean has under- estimated the sixe of the surplus and a spokesman said again Umttj that the actual amount will be closer to MOO million when the state closes its books at the end of the fiscal year on June M. Revenue in April increased by 1.7 percent over the same month a year ago, with collections from the per- sonal Income tax and the corporate tax down over the same period a year ago. Total state revenues were up 1.1 percent in March from the year-ago period and up 2.4 percent In Febru- ary, after showing an average 11.1 percent increase monthly through the first seven months of the fiscal year. Richard Keevey, deputy budget director, said the April revenue figures indicate that the adminis- tration is on target with its surplus projection for fiscal year UN. "The surplus has not changed," he said. "Overall, we're satisfied that the estimate Is still on target." Any dolphin will tell you. Revenues through the first 10 4 DAYS/3 NIGHTS IN MIAMI also includes a one-day ticket to the Magic months of the year are up 101 Right now is the most intelligent Kingdom* and Epcot Center. percent. The administration has time to breeze down to Florida. projected revenue growth of 1.4 Small fry, by the way, get really percent for the year. The beaches, the nightlife and $ terrific deals, too. family attractions don't change just Keevey said the administration Is So before you make a hasty decision expected to discuss revising Its because it's summer; you know. revenue estimate In two weeks when and pay more fora Florida vacation than you the Legislature's Joint Appropria- And when you book a \klue Plus wl 294-377 should, call Eastern Airlines at 212-986-5000 tions Committee ^tg*"t wMng Vacation on Eastern, you'll notice people INCLUDING AIRFARE, HOTEL AND CAR? in New York or 1-800-E-A-S-T-E-R-N in New funding decisions for the upcoming really jump through hoops for you. fiscal year. WsVe also wrapped up the same Jersey or your Accredited TVavel Agent today One low price covers round-trip He said the administration was not package for Ft. Lauderdale for $301-$342* It's an exceptional opportunity to surprised by a drop in income tax Coach airfare, hotel and a Hertz or General Tampa is only $285-$366* i or a drop hi corporate tax prove just how intelligent a mammal you rental car in Miami. And Orlando is $306-$409* Which really are. Income tax revenue fan J.» per- cent to April, the first time this year that the tax failed to exceed last year's level. Income tax receipts are ap M percent for the year. Keevey said the 7.1 percent reduc- tion in corporate receipts last moath was due to aa anticipated slowdown in the economy. Corporate receipts are up t.t percent for the year. "The bask premise Is that corpor- attoas had been Increasing signifi- WE EARN OUR WINGS EVERY LW cantly and there bad to be a cooling off somewhere," he said. change penalties and certain other restrictions apply. Meals, gratuities and iK.>-ommodations subject to availability Prices mav rhano* wiihrun ,>,,!.,-„ Ha said it was loo soon to •rCorhsion Damage Wtover of $6.95 daily insurance and1 gas extra. Rental is subcompact car for three 24-r£ur periods determine why income tax collec- C1985 Eastern Air Lines, Inc. The Register IKWV, MAY 21. 1965 NATION/WORLD 5A NEWS DIGEST 9 dead in fireworks plant explosion 130,000 Florida acres still burning ty Sheriff Ed Nemeth uid of the YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) - An AYTONA BEACH, Fli. shed, about the size of a garage, that forecasts of rain today will help Illegal fireworks facility exploded in was leveled by the explosion. (AP) - Firefighters looked control fins. a "tremendous fireball" yesterday, to nature for help a» aeveral Cheryl Cagni, who was getting into D Since Friday, dozens of wild- killing at least nine people, de- her car across the road when the major biases that have bunted fires - some believed arson, stroying the shed, and hurling debris explosion occurred, described the about 400 hornet continued to others sparked by lightning or and body parts hundreds of feet. rage over more than 130,000 building as made of corrugated other natural causes - have The blast at what apparently was metal, about 40-by-100 feet. acre* of the state yesterday, consumed roughly 144,400 acres a manufacturing plant was heard as officials Mid. "It blew my crutches right out statewide. Wills said. far as 10 miles away and broke from under me," Hid Ms. Cagni, An estimated three-quarters of The blazes have killed two windows at least 2,000 feet away, who recently underwent leg surgery, Florida's 700 fire department!, firefighters since they began. authorities uid. Where the shed had uid of the blast "There was stuff up to 5,000 firefighter!, are They were aided Sunday by winds stood, only a foundation remained, blowing all over the place. The smell battling 40 wildflrei which have of 10-15 mph in most of the state, with scattered debris strewn about of sulfur was so strong I couldn't blackened parts of nearly half the which has been parched by a six- it. A nearby barn was heavily even breathe." state's 67 counties, Forestry damaged. month drought. Nemeth confirmed that at least Division spokesman Paul Wills The largest fires were scat- "We just saw this tremendous said Sunday. nine people were killed. The victims tered along a 200-mile stretch of fireball, " uid Don Getz. "It was were not immediately identified. "Some people have been work- northeast Florida's Atlantic followed a few seconds later by the The building was "a triple-garage, Ing 10 hours without stopping," coast between St. Augustine and explosion. There was just garbage, one-story shed," near a dairy barn, Willi uid "I don't know how Cape Canaveral, said Josie shrapnel, wood flying everywhere uid Walter M. 'Duzzny, director of human flesh can do it." Bohac. spokeswoman for the Fireworks casings were just scat- He said the high humidity and diuster services for the county. state Division of Forestry. tered everywhere on the ground." "It's obvious by the amount of The explosion occurred at 10:55 debris there was a significant 70 leave contaminated island a.m. in Beaver Township, a rural amount of fireworks in there,!' community about 20 miles south of Duzzny uid ONOLULU (AP) - Seventy While the men took the nouses Youngstown near the Pennsylvania About five or six home's are about residents of an island con- apart, women composed songs to border. It tossed one body 471 feet, 150 yards from the explosion site, but taminated by a nuclear test help the people remember the and body parts were found as far as the residents were not evacuated, H1; 185 to 200 feet away, uid Mary in 1«M left RongeUp Atoll yester- island, he said. Duzzny uid. day aboard the Greenpeace ship Rongelap, which has about 300 Kissos, a coroner's assistant. Debbie Roman, an employee at Rainbow Warrior, a spokesman residents, was contaminated "It's an hysterical scene." uid the Western Reserve Auction House for the environmental group said. March 1, ISM, by fallout from a Ms. Kissos. "Family members are about a quarter mile from the The Islanders were being fer- U.S. nuclear test. Many residents there. They were apparently all explosion site, uid, "It rocked our ried 100 miles to Majetlo Island, were taken to Kwajaleln for young people." whole area. On the street next door which also is located in the decontamination treatment, and No license had been issued per- to us ... quite a few windows were Marshall Islands, said Dick returend to Rongelap in 1(67. mitting such a facility at the broken." Dlllman of Greenpeace Radio, explosion site, said Jeffrey Huntley, Wayne M. Lovan, head of the ASSOCIATED PRESS Island leaders asked to be a spokesman for the Ohio Depart- the group's San Francisco-based Youngstown office of the federal EXPLOSION — Aerial view shows the destruction of blast in Ohio. telecommunications arm. moved, saying continued ex- ment of Industrial Relations, which Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and The 150-foot motor-sail ship posure to radiation threatened licenses wholesale fireworks con- Firearms, said one of that agency's also carried the dismantled the health of children. cerns and manufacturers. national response teams would in- killed in an explosion at their plant blast caused $4 million in property homes of the Islanders, accord- However, a U.S. Department Among the debris were undrilled vestigate. on New York's Long Island damage Ing to Dillman. of Energy official uid average and unpacked shells used to make An illegal fireworks factory ex- Two people were killed and 25 M-80 and M-100 fireworks The work of dismantling the radiation levels on the island are ploded at a rural farm near Benton, people were injured in a 1981 Four people were killed in an Aug homes began Sunday following a lower than In many areas of the "We're probably looking at either Tenn , in May 1983, killing 11 people explosion of an illegal fireworkers 10, 1982. blast at Rockingham Fire- religious service, Dlllman said. United States a manufacturing site or a sales and Later that year, two members of the operation in Newport, Ky . across works Manufacturing and Displays distribution point," Mahoning Coun- famed Grucci fireworks family were the Ohio River from Cincinnati The Inc. in Seabrook. N.H Retired executive, wife found slain • HAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio Gray. (AP) — Police said yester- A spokesman for the Cuyahoga Moslems battle Palestinians, Christians Sday they have no suspects in County coroner's office said the the slayings of a retired news- couple had multiple stab wounds reporters near the camps reported paper editor and his wife, who Police Sgt. Richard Droidowiki BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The The Associated Press by telephone. Hospitals issued urgent radio ap- were found stabbed to death in said Porter's body was found on gunfire and explosions after the "Many people are dying in their peals for blood donors. Two hospi- Lebanese capital was engulfed in a trace deadline passed. their home in this Cleveland a bed, while the body of Mrs. two-front war yesterday when Shiite homes. They don't have shelters." tals, one of them the Gaza Hospital, suburb. Porter was found Hi the base- The storm center of the fighting Terrified families cowered behind in Sabra, were hit. Moslem gunmen fought fiercely with was around Beirut's three refugee The bodies of Philip W. Porter, ment of the home. Palestinian guerrillas at refugee the flimsy protection of their ce- The three top floors of the nine- 84. former executive editor of the Drozdowski Mid a kitchen camps, where outgunned and out- ment-block homes ai shells thudded camps and Moslem and Christian numbered Palestinians held off a story hospital were hit by mortar Plain Dealer of Cleveland, and window screen had been cut militiamen battled across the Green into the dusty streets. Some families salvoes, causing severe damage and his 77-year-old wife, Dorothy, Gray would sot comment on the series of attacks by the Shiite fled in panic during brief lulls in the Line. Moslem Amal militia. starting a fire. It was not known If were found Sunday night by Mrs. cut window screen. day-long fighting. any of the patients were hurt in the Porter's daughter and a grand- Gray said police had no motive Police reported at least 51 people Fighters on both sides were re- After 21 hours of fighting, a pall of shelling. son, Mid Police Chief Peter for the slayings. killed and 270 wounded In the ported locked In hand-to-hand com- gray and black smoke shrouded the fighting - at least 50 of them slain bat at times and there were barrages camps. Ambulances, sirens wailing, Amal, the biggest Shiite militia in at southern Beirut's refugee camps, from heavy artillery, mortars and braved shellflre to rush casualties Lebanon, has been cracking down on Fanfare launches anti-spitting rules which are mainly inhabited by rocket-propelled grenades around out of the battle zones. Palestinians for months. •> Palestinians. The casualites were the shantytown camps. •PEKING (AP) - Urge red cents and educate them about the worst single-day toll In Beirut Some of the fiercest fighting was l# bannen. loudspeaker an- hygiene. since March I when a car bomb around the Sabra and Chatilla camps I nouncementt and television On Sunday, 100,000 Young exploded outside a Shiite leader's where hundreds of Palestinians and slogans were part of a publicity home, killing 86 people and wounding Lebanese Moslems were massacred Mitt In Peking yesterday to make Pioneers — a Communist party- sponsored masi youth organiia- at by Christian militias Sept. 16-18,1M2 sure no one misted new regu- following Israel's Invasion of Leba- lations against spitting In public Uon - took to the streets with Druse leader Walk) Jumblatt and propaganda and disposable paper non. The new law bans spitting in other Moslem leaders mediated a receptacles for those who cannot cease-fire for S p.m. Artillery and "We're taking heavy shelling," the streets, theaters, railroad break the habit. one Palestinian in Sabra camp told stations, airports, parks, fac- other big guns feU silent, but tories, schools and offices. Spittoons are still deployed In The government Mid 140,000 the Great Hall of the People sanitation workers with where Chinese leader Dang armbands patrolled the city to Xiaoping and other officials oc- enforce the ban, fine offenders II casionally use them. RUMSON RESIDENTS Septuplets may be delivered today FREE RABIES CLINIC RANGE. Calif. (AP) - The change in condition from Three doien medical pro- good to fair Indicates that vital Wednesday, May 22, 1985 Ofessional! prepared to de- signs are stable, but that the liver septuplets by Caeearean patient Is experiencing discom- 6:30 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. section today, after the mother's fort, Ms. Conkey said. condition deteriorated at the Mrs. FrusUci, who took the start of her 28th week of preg- fertility drug Personal, entered Rumton Borough Garage nancy. the hospital on March 25 with (Behind Borough Hall) Patricia FrusUci of Riverside doctor* hoping to stave off the was listed in good condition mau birtIrth at leas1 tt iuntil the 28th Dogs must be leashed. yesterday until about noon when doctor* Mid her condition de- The seven fetuses currently teriorated to fair. weigh about M to J pounds "She la not in critical con- apiece. Save dition, but there has been a As many as 36 medical pro- change, and ... Dr. Martin fessionals were expected to be At Lea* Feldman Is tentatively sched- directly involved in the delivery Path ^BrightAcre uling delivery for Tuesday," Mid and others are on call, Ms. Debra Conkey, a spokeswoman Conkey Mid. for St. Joseph Hospital. Perfect Collections IRA bombers kill 4 policemen 20 ELFAST, Northern Ireland nearby fielda. It hurled the (AP) - An IRA bomb blew bullet-proof police vehicle across up a patrol car near the Irish the road, killing the three police- SCOTTSDALE B man and a policewoman outright, border yesterday, killing four police officers and slightly the BBC Mid. Police Hid they wounding five civilian!, police had no details of the type of bomb Mid. Involved. Earlier, they had de- scribed it as a land mine. The bomb, hidden In a truck Killed were Inspector James 30* g. parked on a country road near Wilson, 28; Constable Tracey NOW '499 Newry, apparently was set off by Ellen Doak, 21; Constable David remote control as the car escort- Htf. '852 Off If Baird, 23, and and Reserve ed a security van with cash from Constable Steven Rodger*, It. 48"TaUl the Irish Republic bound for All were attached to Newry Belfast, the British Broadcasting police station, target of an IRA + 4 Chain Major Stole Prices Corp. reported. mortar attack in February that CAROLYN The blast felled trees, damag- killed nine officers. The five civilians were treated Here $ the look thit's a wardrobe "set a> well a> a weather beater Because It's ed houses and scattered wreck- deaigned with the uncompromising London Fog' quality and the fashion extras age hundreds of yards through for cuts and bruises. that make It a tong-laating favorite Fortel' polyeater and combed cotton with One of the many furniture detachable hood and nylon lining. Completely wash and wear From the Gunman shoots up restaurant Outerwear Experts at Londontown Corporation. collections Now on Sale HOURS: Daily « Saturday 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.n. B.|EW YORK (AP) - A gun- 8:25 p.m. at the Szechoan Cuiilne Tlwrs. A Fit til 9 p.n. Sun Noon to 5:00 p.n. Mman opened fire at a restaurant, Mid Officer Tony I ^Chinatown restaurant yes- Vallelong, a police spokesman. at the Bright Acre terday, wounding seven people, He uid the assailant fled on foot including a 4-year-old boy, in behind an adjacent building what police uid may have been "It's possibly Chinese gang- a gang-related shooting. related." Vallelong Hid of the The victims were hospitalized shooting. in serious or critical condition. Five victims were taken to The shooting took place about Bellevue Hospital.
More national, world news, pages 9A, 11A The Register OPINION TVOMV. MAY 21. 1965 OURS Recognition of police deserved f there is a way to earn a living that uals who abuse their power and subvert it more dangerous, demanding and the principles of their profession. In ithankless than being a police officer, police work, as in no other field, these we'd be hard-pressed to say what it is. individuals command the most atten- . •.-.• Policmen and policewomen put their tion. lives on the line every single day. They When a policeman abuses a citizen, live with inhuman levels of stress, frustration and fear. Mostly, they are the story garners major headlines. rewarded with indifference or resent- When a police officer commits a crime ment on the part of the public — — and policemen are no more exempt sometimes even with scorn. from human failing than anyone else — Last week, New Jersey took an a scandal is invariably ignited. important step in the direction of Conversely, stories of valor and recognizing the contribution that police heroism by policemen and police- officers make to their communities day women — the fearless rescues of after day, year after year. That children from burning buildings, the recognition came at the state's first bold captures of dangerous criminals — law enforcement memorial service, are relegated to the back pages of the held at the Garden State Arts Center in newspapers and the closing moments of Holmdel. television newscasts. Sometimes, these The ceremony was dedicated to 118 stories are never told at all. New Jersey police officers killed in the line of duty over the past 25 years. It So it is right that New Jersey also honored the many police officers honored its police officers last week, who have survived, but have sacrificed especially those who gave their lives in mi BEEN VERY RESTOWSIVH t) OUR. C6MFUINTT much in the service of the citizens of the service of law and order. New Jersey. Gov. Thomas H. Kean was among It is a relatively rare occasion, in those paying tribute, and he told New Jersey or elsewhere, when police survivors of the slain officers: "I hope officers are singled out for praise. that you may find solace in the fact that More often, they are the focus of your sacrifice will leave a legacy of criticism and villification — and usually, this criticism results from the precious freedom for those who live transgressions of but a few of their today." Congress enjoys lobbyists' wooing number. Kean's words apply as well to the In police work, as in any other field, many law enforcement officers who WASHINGTON - To borrow a Washing- Wilson said, "I brought her along because just 12 seat! on AMTRAK's train US, there are individuals who fail to adhere dedicate themselves each day to the ton lobbyist's apt word, members of Molly Hamilton (an aide) was by herself." leaving Washington at noon Friday, June 7, to ethical standards; there are individ- preservation of that precious legacy. Congress are routinely "pampered" by The other members of the party were Jack and i: single rooms in the Regency Hotel those whose destinies they affect. Wheeler, another aide, and the con- at $195 a night, according to the itinerary. Here are two recent examples of the gressman's two friends from Texas. After a "legislative seminar," described toady's art — one committed by a at a "short, informal discussion re con- government agency, the other planned by a gressional responsibilities of participants," OTHERS' business group. Both obviously hoped to win the suffers will attend a Broadway show friends and influence people on Capitol Hill: ("Big River") followed by a late-night — Saratoga Soiree: On May 3, the Navy Jack Anderson dinner at 11. flew Rep. Charles Wilson, D-Texas, two The "little pampering" at Saks will come aides and a woman Wilson described as "a on Saturday, and on Sunday the con- Congress fudges the issue The Navy lavished Wilson and his party girl friend" to Jacksonville, Fla. There they gressional suffers wiU discuss legislative ome 68 million Americans consume the doubtful advantages of artificial were joined by two friends from Texas. with hospitality throughout - from the matters over brunch at the Tavern-on-the- diet soda and other low-calorie sweeteners, outweighs the risk of Then the entire party was flown to the pickup on Capitol Hill in a Mercury sedan Green in Central Park. Sproducts. In place of sugar those adding carcinogens to food. At first carrier Saratoga 7J miles offshore, where for the ride to Andrews Air Force Baa* to Footnote: A Tobacco Institute spokesman the crab salad, assorted cheeses, beef foods contain saccharin or aspartame, Congress extended saccharin's life they spent the night as the Navy's guests. could not say exactly what was meant by The overnight junket cost the Navy M.060 sticks, white wine and soft drinks served by "a little pampering" at the exclusive Fifth artificial chemicals that tickle the because there was no alternative for the flights between Washington and a crew member on the flights to Florida and Avenue store. sense of sweetness. Shadows lie over product. Jacksonville, calculated at $1,157 an hour. back. WATCH ON THE KREMLIN Another bath substances. It's far from proved Then aspartame — popularly known Wilson said he will reimburse the Navy $650 On board the carrier, the three unofficial Soviet undercover agent has defected to the guests were charged $10 apiece for dinner that they really help people lose weight. as Equal and NutraSweet — was for bis friend, a Washington lobbyist named United States, CIA sources tell us. He is Anneliae Ilschenko of seafood casserole with rice and broccoli, Vladimir Ivanov, a 8-year-old KGB agent And despite years of tests, doubts approved for sale, eroding that justifi- On the day of the flight, our reporter plus choice of eggs for breakfast the next who pond at a trade official in a six-man remain as to whether either is wholly cation. Still, even aspartame's con- Asghar Nowroui triad to reach Wilson for morning. Soviet delegation to Manila in mid-January. safe. tinued safety is far from dear, and comment, then tried again the following Attempts to reach Ms. Ilschenko for Young Ivanov contacted the U.S. Embassy comment were unsuccessful In the pret- Congress nonetheless seems quite Congress fears the wrath of its consti- Tuesday. Late on Monday, according to there and was taken to a "sate house" for Cmdr Mike Cherry, Wilson called to say be ence of our reporter, Wilson called her and 48 hours of interrogation. Then be was unperturbed that so many people are tuents if the diet-soda industry should would pay Ms. Dachenko's airfare. asked if she wanted to talk with our spirited away to Munich on Lufthansa exposed daily to sweeteners of im- be left high and dry. No wonder the There was no estimate of how much it representative. She declined. Airlines in early February. perfect safety. Its only concern is to industry is pushing for revaluation of cost to shuttle the congressman's party - Pampering and Politics "A little — A recent issue of Pnvda, the official keep serving a fudge it first cooked up a third sweetener, eycUmate. banned between Jacksonville and the Saratoga in a pampering at Saks Fifth Avenue" It on the Soviet newspaper, gives a revealing expla- itinerary for political guests of the Tobacco in 1977. in IMS. C-21 "on-board delivery" plane, or to nation of why it is that 21 percent of a vodka provide overnight accommodations for the Institute. It has offered a weekend junket factory workforce was listed at "escorts." At that time the Food and Drug Each substance has its problems. six visitors..The Navy apparently will pick to the Big Apple for staff members of Their job is to accompany freight carloads Administration proposed to ban sac- Saccharin is a weak cause of bladder up the tab for that. The justification: Wilson congressional committees that deal with of vodka, and at Pravda reports disapprov- charin, having found it to be a weak tumors, though only in male rats. A was on an official "orientation" trip. health and tax Issues of concern to the ingly, sometimes "an escort gett to drunk cigarette Industry. that not only the car's contents but alto he carcinogen. The agency had no option, recent study by Common Cause fierce- As for Ms. Ilschenko, Cherry said the Navy "was under the assumption that she The weekend will apparently be ex- himself hat to be carried out." In other since the law known as the Delaney ly criticized the F.D.A.'s approval of was a member" of the congressman's staff. clusive. The tobacco people have reserved words, the escorts need escorts amendment requires the banning of any aspartame over the doubts of some of substance found by appropriate tests to its own scientists. After investigating cause cancer in animals. But an outcry consumer complaints, the Centers for from the consumers and makers of diet Disease Control this year recommend- soft drinks made Congress postpone the ed a systematic study of aspartame's Rewriting history of World War II ban by granting saccharin a two-year effects on brain and behavior, though exemption from the Delaney law. noting that such effects are neither There it a great deal of rewriting of anniversary of the end of World War II was "That's my revisionist history of the war history in the United States these days. One coming up, we realized that the German One two-year exemption might be serious nor widespread. Cyclamates, it in the Pacific. It sheds a whole new light of the most outstanding scholars In the field people would be very sensitive if they were on how we got involved." understandable, during which Congress now turns out, may have been banned is Prof. Heinrich Applebaum, who chairs shown In a bad light. So we assigned a crack "In what way?" rewrote the Delaney law to its liking, on faulty evidence of carcinogenicity, the President's Commission for Historical team of neo-historians to make their role in "I discovered the Russians bombed Pearl yet Congress has now given saccharin but there are new worries about other Revisionism Harbor." possible effects. I found Applebaum In a tiny government "That's one I hadn't beard before." Its fifth. Why should saccharin, an office off Lafayette Park, tapping away on outlaw but for the repeated exemp- On present evidence, the risks of both his word processor. He teemed to be Art Buchwald "They wanted ut to think the Japanese tions, remain as popular on Capitol Hill saccharin and aspartame seem ex- grateful for the interruption. had done it to we would declare war on the AxU powers. Roosevelt feU for It hook, line as apple pie? Why in all Congress tremely small at the worst. But their "What are you working on?" I asked him. He replied, "I Wat a Teenage SS the unpleasantness more palatable. This and sinker." should only two members, Senators benefits appear alto limited, except to Colonel.'It it the diary of a child who serves book was the result." He handed me a "I always thought there was more to William Proxmire and Howard Metzen- diabetics. Substances consumed by 68 for 14 years as a storm trooper, only to volume titled "We Were All Guilty." Pearl Harbor than any of us had been led At I leafed through it be told me, "It baum, be troubled by the contradiction million people should surely command become one of the millions of victims of to believe. But if the Russians tank our proves that Adolf Hitler sUrted World War fleet, why did the Japanese capture the of repeatedly instrucing the F.D.A. to a very high certainty of safety. Con- World War II." "Where did you find the diary?" II against the express wishes of the German Philippines?" ignore a law that Congress has written gress, if it fears rewriting the Delaney "I was tipped off by one of President people. At a matter of fact, we discovered "Who says the Japanese captured the and for eight years has been unaable to law, should let It apply to saccharin. If Reagan's speecbwrilers." the entire population rose up to stop him from invading Czechoslovakia, Poland and Philippines? They were Cubans dressed as change? it has doubts about aspartame, let It "How do you explain the sudden interest Japanese." In historical revisionism?" France." Because once you start fudging, it's direct the F.D.A. to resolve them. To I looked over the manuscript and was Applebaum said, "You can't learn from "That's quite a scoop," I said. "You must impressed with what I read. "If the United hard to stop. Congress cannot in keep fudging the issue, year after year, history unless you rewrite it. The job of the have done a lot of research." SUtes had known who really bombed Pearl practice vote to weaken the Delaney it to shirk responsibility. revisionist it to make people forget the "We interviewed hundreds of people who Harbor I'll bet we would never have put. The neo-hlttorUn looks at what has lived through those days and couldn't find law because maybe nothing, including The New York Timei dropped toe atom bomb on Hiroshima." been printed so far and then asks himself, one who admitted to supporting Hitler's 'Will this hurt or help our present al- mad ambition to take over the world. This "Who said the United SUtes dropped the liances?' If it hurts, then be must reconcile confirmed our earlier suspicions that Hitler bomb on Hiroshima?" Is that trademark devilish? the facts with what U in the nation's best worked alone." 0 1 U U we dkta t interest." "It sounds like you've got a Pulitzer prize did., "P? "' * ™ ' *> K. »"o "Can you give me an example?" winner here," I said. "What's this other Applebaum said tersely, "The o most, the mention of the moon Satanism? Ridiculous. "When the revisionists saw that the 40th manuscript?" and stars conjures up mushy love Yet, so prevalent are the rumors that Nlcaraguans." Tsongs. the Cincinnati-based conglomerate has begun phasing out the trademark, It comes as a shock, then, to hear installed a hotline to handle 100,000-plus that the king of the detergent world is "Satan" inquiries and hauled the the target of vicious rumors that he's YOURS rumor-mongers into court-nine at last in league with the devil himself. count. mother and for the moral support they gave to at least complete the by-pats to Koslotki It seems that for some. Procter and So. fight on, Mr. Procter; fight on, Thanks from a family to each and every one of ut. You all gave 108 percent. Our father, grandmother, aunt Gamble's age-old moon-and-stars Mr. Gamble. You have more to lose To the Editor: Funds for this work are available through trademark depicting the original 13 We the children of Marie Fera with to and grandchildren would like to thank you than your customer's ring-around-the- aU for touching their lives and the Ufe of our the Trantporatlon Trust Fund which was colonies has another connotation — collar express our thanks to all of the wonderful esUblished last year and NJDOT hat people who cared for our mother during her Mom, while she was still with at. God bless satanism. The New York Poit each and every one of you. scheduled work to begin in MM. sUy at Rivenrtew Hospital. V» Democrat controlled Assembly And to the M.C.O.S.S. nurses, words TlNCataT«t(lt«1aF«n Transportation Committee, however, has alone can never express our feelings of passed a resolution that removes the Route gratitude to you for all you gave of Kaansourg 33 by-pats from the HHachtdule. I ask that yourselves, not only to Mom, but alto to our the Monmouth County Freeholders, and the The Register family during this time in our lives. Special Route 33 bypass needed governing bodies of Freehold Borough and thanks go to the nurses of I and 4 South, Freehold Township, all urge tin Depart- Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register eapecUlly to Demise FotUr, who took care To the Editor ment of Transportation to maintain their A Capital Cities Communication's Inc. Newspaper of our Mom above and beyond the call of We have waited for many years for the original schedule of Martini work In IN* on duty. To the nurses of 5 East, we want you completion of the Route S3 by-past. the Route 33 by-pats alto to know bow deeply we appreciated all GEORGE J. LISTER The original Route SI project was to I alto urge our area Assembly reprwen- President and Pubii»h»r you did for Mom and each of as, too. We dualize Route 33 from Freehold to tbeRoute Utlvet to support toe Inclusion of the Route also with to thank Dr. Cbttlock, Gall 34 juncture. The New Jersey Department of 33 by-pats on the INS schedule. Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehom Jane Foderaro Snyder, Linda Reilly and the hospice ttaff Transportation hat finally been persuaded L E Sunday Editor CrtyEditn tor the care and comfort they gave to our that it Is feasible to segment the protect and TUUMY. MAY 21, 1985 I hi Rfgl|IIT 7A
Howard K. Atlee OBITUARY Howard K. Atlee, 7|. of Atlanlc Lautenberg wealthiest state lawmaker Highlands, died yesterday at his borne. ported holding at least $250,000 worth assets $370,000; liabilities $150,000; Hackensack Democrat: income 0; Born in Camden, Mr. MJee moved WASHINGTON (AP) - Follow- of Capital Cities Communications honoraria 0. assets 0; liabilities $100,000; honor- to Atlantic Highlands M yean ago. ing, for New Jersey's congressional Inc., which recently agreed to Rep. H. James Saxton. Vincen- aria $4,500. fSB: Prior to retiring in 1975, he worked delegation, are the 1964 income, purchase the American Broad- town Republican: income $77,284; Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J.. income Hlfekt. Dorado R. as a proof reader for the Newark tar*. Umti r\ holdings, liabilities and honoraria casting Co. assets $90,000; liabilities $80,000; $49,287; assets at least $770,000; Star Ledger for IS yean. for each of the state's lawmakers. Rep. Robert Roe, Wayne Demo- honoraria 0. Saxton, a freshman, liabilities $10,001. honoraria $25,625, Mr. Atlee was a member of the Rep. Frank Guarini, the Demo- crat: income $2,500; assets $25,000; earned money last year as a state of which $4,625 went to chanty Atlantic Highlands Fire Depart- crat from Jersey City, was granted liabilities $25,000; honoraria $21,725. senator and from his real estate Bradley was also reimbursed for Edward P. Scardis ment, Hose Company No. 1, the an extension on filing his form until Roe reported having a one-eightieth business. three trips to Geneva, Switzerland, Atlantic Highlands Special Police, May 31. share of the Arabian stallion Muslin. Rep. Christopher Smith. Hamilton to participate in meetings of the and the Monmouth County Fire Rep. James Courter, Hacket- Rep. Marge Roukema, Ridgewood Township Republican: income 0; advisory group to General Agree- Edward P. Scardii, U, formerly Police. of Moomouth County, died Sunday in tstown Republican: income $36,000; Republican: income $138,099, all by assets 0; liabilities 0; honoraria 0 ment on Tariffs and Trade, of which Surviving are his wife, Anna assets (625,000; liabilities $170,000; her husband, Richard, a doctor, Rep. Robert Torricelli, he is a member. St. Prancla HoiptUl, Tuba. OUa. Mlnchwaner Atlee; a stepson, Born in Matawan, Mr. Scanlii honoraria $4,000. Courter said that a Marvin Barrett of Atlantic High- small portion of his income was lived in leveral areas around the lands; two grandchildien and one country before moving to Jenki, offset by loses. Much of his income great-granchlld. and holdings is in real estate and Okla., about ten yean ago Posten's Funeral Hone, Atlantic United Way gives million to agencies He was employed in the mainten- stocks. Highlands, Is in charge of arrange- Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J.: ance department of the Ford Glaii ments. < plant, Tulaa, for 10 yean. income at least $1,141,000; assets at Spanish Fraternity. $13,500; United committee which reviewed agency least $3,726,000; liabilities $100,000; WALL TOWNSHIP - The United Cerebral Palsy of Monmouth and requests and made recommen- He was a communicant of St. Way of Monmouth County has al- Bernard Clairvaux Roman Catholic Dorothy R. Hibbs honoraria 0. Ocean Counties, $48,000; U.S.O. dations based on financial and Rep. Bernard Dwyer. Edison located $1,065,300 to 37 community $1,500; Voluntary Action Center. program needs. The allocations were Church, Tulta. agencies and another $23,000 will be Surviving are his wife, Florence Dorothy R Barker Hibbs, 77, of 48 Democrat: income $259,233; assets $5,000; West Side Community approved by the Board of Directors Little Street, Matawan, died Sunday $730,000 and up; liabilities 0, honor- earmarked for a Special Grant Fund Center, $14,000; Women's Resource of the local United Way on May 1, Scardis: two aoas, Douglas Scardis as unique needs or emergencies of Dallas, Tens, and Raymond in Bayshore Community Hospital, aria 0. Dwyer reported that his wife. and Survival Center. $21,000; YM- culminating four months of work for Holmdel. Lilyan, earned a salary and pension, arise. YWHA of Western Monmouth Coun- the Committee While Board mem- Scardis, at borne; a daughter, Cindy The allocations went to the fallow- Scardis of Tulsa; his parents, Mr. Bom in Holmesburg. Pa., Mrs. but he did not list the amounts. ty, $9,000 and Youth Employment bers comprise about 60 percent of and Mrs. Ralph Scardis of Bayonne; Hibbs moved to Matawan 39 years Rep. James Florio, Pine Hill ing: Service. $1,500. the group, the rest is drawn from two sisters, Mrs Harriet Lattli of ago. Democrat: income $12,879; assets: American Red Cross, Monmouth Joseph F. Lord, Fair Haven, local firms, government, and the South Carolina, and Dorothy KUroy Surviving are her husband, $60,000; liabilities $30,000; honoraria County Chapter, $67,500; Association chaired the 35 member citizens' community at large of Bayonne. Samuel W. Hibbs; a son, Brian J. $11,650. for Retarded Citizens, Monmouth County Unit, $66,000; Big Fitzgerald Funeral Services, Hibbs. at home; and I sister, Marie Rep. Dean Gallo, Parsippany Re- Brothers/Big Sisters, $9,000: Boy Tulsa, is in charge of arrangements. Esmond of Holmesburg, Pa. publican: income $90,900; assets The Bedle Fuieral Home, $470,000; liabilities $100,000; honor- Scouts of America, Monmouth Coun- Matawan, is in charge of arrange- aria 0. Gallo is a freshman, and cil, $48,000; Camp Oakhurst. $12,500; 4 charged in inci dent ments. earned money last year as a state Children's Phychiatric Center. $29,500; Community YMCA. $51,000. James E. Dougherty assemblyman and from his real Ave., Atlantic Highlands: Joseph Crib and Crayon Day Care Center, estate firm. MIDDLETOWN - Four men MacDonald. 21. of 231 First Ave . in James E. Dougherty, 70, of $5,000; Early Intervention Program, Rep. James Howard. Spring Lake were arrested and a window in a the Hillside section, and Joni Keansburg, died yesterday In $43,800. and the Family and Chil- Heights Democrat: income $3,500; house was broken in what police said Cranshaw, 26. of 1 Powell Ave, Rivervlew Medical Center, Red dren's Service, $21,500. Trial of group assets $30,000; liabilities 0; honor- was a confrontation between occu- Hillside section Bank. Also the Family and Community aria $28,000, of which he reported pants of a house at 18 Middletown They were each charged with a Born In Jersey City, Mr. Dougher- giving $6,307 to charity Howard, Service of the Catholic Welfare Ave.. together with people who were ty had been a resident of Middletown Bureau, $37,500; Freehold Area count of disorderly conduct, ob- gets underway chairman of the House Public Works visiting them, and other people in structing a highway, failure to for 25 yean before moving to and Transportation Committee, is a YMCA. $38,000; Hispanic Affairs and the neighborhood. Keansburg two yean ago. Resource Center. $26,500; Jewish disperse and criminal mischief, the sought-after speaker at conventions Police said no one was hurt, but police report stated He retired from the New York NEW YORK (API i A group of held by construction contractors and Community Center, $36,000; Jewish about 50 people were in the streets Central Railroad, New York City, avowed revolutionaries accused of transportation firms. Family 4 Children's Service, of the Hillside section and behaving Police said it hasn't been de- where be had been employed as a amassing an arsenal, plotting prison Rep. William Hughes. Ocean City $36,000; Long Branch Public Health in an unruly manner before officers termined what sparked the squab- brakeman. escapes for two colleagues, and Democrat: income $44,826; assets Nursing Association. $7,000; MCOSS dispersed all but four of them ble, but that there had been an Surviving are bis wife, Daisy planning to hold up three armored $565,000; liabilities $45,000; honor- Nursing Services, $29,000: Mental Taken into custody and later exchange of shouts between some of Stephan Dougherty; a son, Raymond cars, went on trial jesterday on aria $8,000. Hughes listed his wife Health Association of Monmouth released on their own re- those involved. It also is not known of Brick Town; a daughter, Marcene federal racketeering charges and children as earning incomes, but County, $28,000; Mobile Meals. congnizance, police said, were who tossed a brick which broke the Reed of Shrewsbury; and five grand- Authorities acted juit in time to he did not report the amounts. His $5,000; Monmouth Boys' Clubs. Timothy A Benning. 20, of 10 window in the house at 18 Monmouth children. prevent the group froil freeing one income comes largely from rent he $73,500, and the Monmouth Center Market Street. Middletown; Wade Ave. near First Street in the The Worden Funeral Home, Red of its associates from aBronx lockup recieves on property he owns for Vocational Rehabilitation, D. Green, 21, of 62 East Washington Hillside section $26,000 Bank, is In charge of arrangements. at gunpoint, Assistant t S Attorney Rep. Matthew Rinaldo, Elizabeth Kenneth Roth said in an opening Republican: income $12,000; assets The Monmouth Council of Girl statement. $375,000; liabilities 0: honoraria Scouts, $43,000; Monmouth County Rocco DeFillippo In two years of surveillance and $19,550. Much of his money comes Association for Children With Learn- wiretaps, he said, agelts heard the from a condominium he owns, and ing Disabilities, $6,000; Monmouth Rocco DeFillippo. 92. of Keyport. group plan its crimes and practice stocks and bonds. Day Care Center, $48,000; National died yesterday in Bayshore Com- using the L'zi submarfineguns and Rep. Peter Rodino, Newark Council on Alcoholism, $28,000; munity Hospital. Holmdel. other weapons. Democrat: income $131,000; assets Planned Parenthood of Monmouth Born in Naples. Italy. Mr. De- The defendants and tieir lawyers $880,000 and up; liabilities 0; honor- County, $14,000; Salvation Army, PRICES ARE LOWER Fillippo lived in Fair Lawn before said in opening statemtnts that they aria $5,000. Rodino, chairman of the $48,500; SEARCH Day Program. moving here 11 yean ago. are being prosecuted tor their left- House Judiciary Committee, re- $15,000; Shore Area YMCA. $53,000; He retired in 1958 as a tailor (or wing political beliefs They said the Topps Cleaners. Fair Lawn, where government's chief wlness was the he worked for 20 years. only group member to advocate violence, and noted irat the crimes RED MR HI NAVY He was a communicant of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. they are accused of danning never Keyport. took place. "IVE LOOKED AROUND, AND I'M 12 MONMOUTH ST. • RED BANK • 842-8333 Mr. DeFillippo was a U.S. Army The trial is expetted to take veteran of World War I. and a several months. If cdkvicted of the CONFTDENTTHATLIBERTY member of the Society of the Fint top count, racketeering, each defen- GIVESMETHE BESTPROTECTION m OFF EVERYTHING Division, A.E.F. dant would face up tt 20 years in Surviving are his wife. Susan prison. FOR THE RIGHT PRICE." IN THE STORE Attanasio DeFillippo: two sons. Dozens of sympathies jammed Jim Wfe.l and otaifhter Allison Norman E. DeFillippo of Hazlet. and the courtroom of U.S. tistrict Judge Aulo. Home and Life ft.licyhold.-r COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS! Robert L. Carter H( admonished Alphonse L. DeFillippo of Choosing the right Englewood. Fla.; eight grand- the crowd fcr applaudiig an opening statement by Omowile Clay, a insurance company wasn't * SALE fNCLUDES ALL G.I. SURPLUS • children and nine great-grand- easy. I compared, and found children defendant who chose lot to use a CAMPING EQUIPMENT • CLOTHING • lawyer and told the juiy, "We know that Liberty Mutual offers the The Day Funeral Home, Keyport. best protection at the right is in charge of arrangements. we're not criminals We have • 2000 INDIA DRESSES • SKIRTS • BLOUSES nothing to be ashamed of " price for my auto, home and The key defendant is Coltrane life insurance And because Chimurenga, a Harvtrd-educated Liberty Mutual is located * FEATURING - THIS WEEK Elizabeth Forehand former college instructor who was nearby, I'm sure to get the arrested along with s* ATLEE — Howart K.. « IM imnmm, «->• •M Ma* SO*. ISM. Pimm aanMa lltillll), May a. at 10 • m.. M PeaMI Pimm Horn*. M I. IMcoi Im.. AHarnc mm* VHKni litmtn 1-4 and 7-t pnv MmM «a» VM> CMn. IIHiHIGIil. In IWu >» Win. • «ona»on H IM fmrin "i|hti-ri —- "r -- —'—— "i—— Fir. DM*.. MONTGOMERY — Am. * 11 Omr, «.. TMM Fa». an May II. im. 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JUM 2 10 A.M. : We Svtd Ftown WorHwl The Register MIDDLETOWN - Seven-year-old Shanley O'Keefe of Lincroft, an honor student at St. Leo the Great ElemenUry School, was crowned Little Junior Miss New Jersey of 1M. at the Hilton Inn In Somerset Sunday afternoon. O'Keefe was chosen out of five finalists to represent the state In the Little Junior Miss America contest which will be held in October In Miami Beach, Fla As a model, O'Keefe was able to use her training to capture the appeal of the Judges as she demonstrated complete poise and grace during both the evening gown and casual wear segments of the pageant. "I've always wanted to be In a pageant, " O'Keeft said. "Neit time, at the Little Junior Miss America pageant, I won't be as nervous because I know what REniSTER/CARL ANDREWS It's like." SOME LIKE IT HOT - Shrewsbury students Archer try the nachos at the Foreign Language Fair, The light brown haired, blue-eyed youngster said Jafne Forrar, Kim Allen, Kate Semple, and Jennifer Little Silver. she became aware of the pageant through an advertisement In the newspaper. Her mother. Colleen O'Keefe, decided to enter Shanley in the pageant after consulting with one of the child's teachers. After she was chosen from a total of 700 Students taste foreign cultures picture entries, O'Keefe successfully completed the personal interview, and went on to become one of the tries. Mexican jumping bean, bingo designed a computer program for 138 finalists to enter the pageant. B, HUkUH JAmMMI and ring ton games and a miniature introductory Spanish, French and "Shanley and I made a deal that as long as she Trip Register golf game based on French monu- German. Students in a gifted and didn't get nervous or uptight about the competition, UTTLE SILVER - Elementary ments were Just some of the creative talented class displayed model* of we would all have a good time being a part of the students from Shewsbury and Little ways that the students applied their European castles. pageant," Mrs. O'Keefe said Silver joined forces Friday to put newly-acquired foreign language One of the highlights of the The oldest of three girls, O'Keefe is active in together "Celebration 85," their first •kills evening was the return visit of gymnastics, art expositions, and the local Brownie cooperative Foreign Language Fair. "We think it's important for kids several Red Bank High School troop Ml. Bicycle riding, drawing and creative Coordinated by language teachers to learn to enjoy and use their students whose interest in foreign writing top the list of her interests. Mary Howard of Little Silver and foreign language," Howard said languages started under Trotta and As part of the title, O'Keefe was awarded various Sharon Trotta of Shrewsbury, the More than 200 Little Silver stu- Howard's tutelage. They presented a prizes besides the crown including a sash and silk red fair was designed to provide student* dents, in grades five through eight, nostalgic skit based on their elemen- roses designed to be a memento of the pageant. The with an opportunity to celebrate and take foreign language courses. In tary school memories. other prizes Included a Mickey Mouse watch, a color practice the languages they study all Shrewsbury, about 100 students, in For those who wanted a true taste television, rhlnestone pin, 35mm camera, and a trip w«ek in class. grades four through eight, are of culture, the Cafe International to Miami for the Junior Miss America pageant. By early evening, students had enrolled in Spanish classes. At the offered Italian strufoli, French Her sisters, Kyle, t, and Tricia, 4, were so excited transformed the auditorium of the fair, students were not limited, cream puffs, strawberries au for O'Keefe that they cried when she was awarded Markham Place School here into a however, to the French or Spanish chocolat, fried bananas, and nachos her crown. The response from O'Keefe's classmates busy, buzzing festival of cultural taught in their respective schools. with a variety of sauces. was no leu enthusiastic when she returned to school exchange, education and fun. The One student exhibited a display of Because of the Foreign Language Monday. Her friends and teachers offered con- SHANLEY O'KEEFE halls were lined with maps and Ukranlan Easter eggs. Another pres- Fair, students from two neighboring gratulations and unbridled support and encourage- posters pinpointing the geography ented an array of Japanese culinary boroughs schools had a chance to get ment for the national pageant. I'm sure both my husband and I would be very and highlighting the customs of treats that included dried tuna fish aquainted and experience language As for the future, O'Keefe hopes to participate in proud." French and Spanish-speaking coun- and seed snacks. Several students beyond their textbooks. the Miss America pageant. That may be some time O'Keefe's sponsors for the Little Junior Miss away but Mrs. O'Keefe is prepared. "I would not America pageant are Pat Keelen's Shamrock Stage stand in the way of her dream," Mrs. O'Keefe Mid. Coach, East Keansburg; Ultima Watch of Middle- "If she would like to try for the Miss America crown, town, P.M.J construction, and of course, her parents Middletown Colts Neck Manalapan Township Jaycees seek Library will show Jewish War Veterans nominees for awards architectural films bestow honors on three Films of unusual architecture will Members of the Middletown Three individuals recently re- A paid directory of coming mots for non-profit oruniutoni RaMs M 75 for three lines for 1 day HI 00 each Township Jaycees have requested be shown at the Monmouth County Library's Colts Neck branch. Heyers ceived the highest honor a council of additional lint). K 00 for three Uoes for two oars (ll.M auk additional Urn), MM for three lints for thrat days the names of people who have the Jewish War Veterans of toe airwyB»<>KhKjdlllon.lli«),hlll'dlB»hjdlllllS9 9 00lorlhr«.lln«00llhl . Mills Road. May 28 at 7:30 p.m. lortUU>ttattdiyi(tl90*KhadditkiulUM),|10.MforuiiMluictlornlMUitm(Uyiin00t>chwMIUon«niiw) contributed outstanding community United States can bestow. service to be considered for the The program includes visits to lll.M for thrat lint* for tlevta days. Each adSsUtaal day »L¥. tack additional lint H N DtaduntUAM twodtyt baton publication. Call Tbt Dally Register. SU-40O0. ask Kr Tin Dtu Secretary Jaycees annual distinguished ser- Frank Lloyd Wright s Fallingwater. Murray Opatosky, of Asbury Park- a tour of The Breakers, a "cottage' vice awards Winners will be re- Ocean Post 125. received the Ralph MAY ll-H - Ularjr. cognized during a dinner June 22 at built by Cornelius Vanderbilt II in Ehrman Award; Dr. Seymour UCC Church, Main St., Holmdel At- FRIDAY-FRIDAY tractions: Flea market, games, Chi- Buck Smith's Restaurant. East Newport. R.I.. and a look at Siegler. of Brookdale Community You art cordially invited to atttnd "Tht Mikado" Mrformed by the architecture in Newfoundland The College, Lincroft, received the Sam NY. Gilbert It Suliv.n players with nese suction, strawberry festival, Keansburg a special matting held nightly (ex- crafts, baked goods. To benefit Awards will be given in these public is invited: no tickets or Danzig Award, and David Cushner, cept Saturday) May 1M1 at 7 p.m. full orchestra I i.m. at the Count advance registration is needed Middletown High School South, re- Basil Theater, R*l Bank. Sponsored Pleasant Vsllty Adult Day Center. categories police officer, first held at the Assembly of Christiana Space available, 04t-4tM. Rain or ceived the Olympiad Award. Awards (Gotpel Hall) Ml Art Street GENEVA, Switserland (AP) - Alain Modoux said Red Cross of- Israel flew three planeloads of ficials were negotiating with rep- prisoners to Geneva yeiterdiy as resentatives of the Popular Front to part of the exchange of 1,100 Palesti- get the operation moving again. nians and Lebanese (or three Israeli The swap was also to include the soldiers, a Red Croes official said. release of another 700 people now held In Israeli prisons and a deten- Jean-Jacques Kurt, spokesman tion camp, Kun said. (or the International Committee ol Israel has traditionally been will- the Red Cross, which is coordinating ing to swsp large numbers of Arab the exchange, said three Israeli- prisoners for the return of Its own chartered 707s carrying M4 Palesti- captives, partly because of Jewish nians Undid in Geneva, followed religious law that says that the about (our hours later by three community must make every effort * planes carrying the Israeli soldiers. to ensure the safe return of its The three Israeli soldiers are the members. last known to be in Arab hands since In Damascus, officials of the the Jewish state Invaded Lebanon In Popular Front said one of the 1N2. They had been held by the prisoners to be freed by the Israelis Syrian-backed Popular Front (or the wss Koxo Okamoto, 37, the Japanese Liberation of Palestine-General convicted in the 1172 massacre of 31 Command, and were flown here people at Tel Aviv's Lod airport. from Damascus, the Syrian capital. Klin said he had no information Reporters and photographers about that report. were denied access to aite at He said exchange operation was Cointrln international airport where taking place at Geneva's airport and all six planes landed. The three at undisclosed locations hi the Israelis were to be repatriated on Middle East. board one of the 707s, while the Modoux, who boarded one of the Palestinians were to fly out aboard planes from Israel after It landed in the three other planes. Geneva, said the Palestinian pris- Bat almost (our hours after arriv- oners were handcuffed and silent. ing, the three Israelis were still Israeli security guards were on ASSOCIATED PRESS waiting at the airport. board, and Modoux said security at PALESTINIANS IN GENEVA — A group of Palestinian prisoners Boeing 707s during a prisoner exchange operation organized by A snag had developed when Red the airport seemed to be un- Cross oHIciali found that the seating of war leave the plane which brought them from Israel at Geneva the International Committee of the Red Cross. precedentedly tight. Airport in Switzerland Monday. The Palestinians arrived in three capacity (or the planes that brought It Is the third major Israeli-Syrian the three Israelis back was ISO each. prisoner exchange in six yean. The soldiers captured In Lebanon. south Lebanon to Israel, In what the exchange" of the Palestinian and The Popular Front for the Libera- Plans had called for an initial group last took place in June IBM in the Kun said the exchange also Red Cross had called a violation of Lebanese prisoners for the Israelis, of 230 Palestinians to be flown out tion of Palestine-General Command, UN -patrolled zone between Israel involved Lebanese prisoners held by the Geneva convention on the treat- Kun told about JO reporters waiting aboard one plane. and Syria. Six Israelis were then Israel, including some who were ment of prisoners of war. at the airport. He said the exchange which is holding the three Israelis, is Red Cross Information director traded (or 111 Syrians, most of them transferred from Ansar camp in "There will be a simultaneous would take most of the day. a Syrian-backed guerrilla faction Pope urges global bah on terrorism BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Pope John Paul II yesterday called FATHER'S for an end to torture and Imprison- ment of political dissidents and said "terrorism must be absolutely bamed, by a pact binding all nations." As he neared the end of hia 11-day journey through the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium, the pope also told Infertile couples to avoid scientific "manipulations" In their attempts to have children — a reference to so-called test-tube babies. In a speech to King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola. members of the Belgian Parliament and government and Brussels-based foreign diplomats, he listed several "funda- mental, inalienable rights." "These rights Include, of course, the respect of human life, whatever its stage of development, from conception to old age, including the CONTEST respect for the human embryo," he U>M his audience of «M. gathered In a hall that forms part of the palace's spectacular greenhouses. The pontiff declared the human embryo "must not be submitted to experiments as if It were an object." Such experiments, he said, violate •the dignity of the human individ- ual." Hia comments appeared aimed at Prizes• • scientists' Increasingly complex ex- periments growing embryos (or Let your father know Infertile women. Some physicians have sought to perform experiments • • on embryos to chart human Just how special he Is to biological development. The Vatican opposes the in vitro you by submitting an fertilization process used for "test tube" babies, and the use of frozen 3-MOO embryos to produce children. original essay for On his current trip, which ends cash prizes today, the pontiff has reaffirmed Father's Day - written church teaching on sexual morality, will be awarded! saying it will remain the Vatican standard "(or all time." by you! In enumerating the "inalienable The students who submit the rights," John Paul called (or the winning essay in each of the "banishment of torture, Imprison- three grade categories will re- ment and other degrading procedures for offenses connected ceive a MOO cash prize. with one's opinions" and urged an end to racial discrimination. He saved some of his strongest words to condemn terrorism, saying Grade human dignity demands "the refusal of any compromise whatsoever with Categories terrorism which uses the lives and possessions of innocent men as 2nd through 5th "Terrorism, (or whatever 6th through 8th motives, must absolutely be banned 9th through 12th by humanity, thanks to a true agreement among all nations." Send your essay to: The pontiff himself was shot and Father's Day Contest DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES •erkwsly wounded by a Turkish The Register terrorist, Mehmet All Ages, hi St. Peter's Square In Rome (our yean One Register Plaza Wednesday, June 5th Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 **ta renewing his appeal to end the East-West arms race, John Paul also called on nations to reduce "the investments In arms of mass ex- Contort Rulos: termination." 1. Essay should be no longer than 350 words. Yesterday afternoon he made the first pspsl vuUt to the haadquarten 2. 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MW ALL ORIGINAL — Members of In Between Spector The band will be playing at the Brighton Dreams are, left to right, John PfeiHer, Gordon Bar in Long Branch. Gunn, Joseph Quinto (with camera) and Al Playboy channel alters image 40 percent of the channel's approx- such comedians as Alan King, Henny imately 800,000 subscribers were Youngman and Phyllis Diller. Up- The Associated Press young married couples. coming comedians will be featured In Between Dreams to perform LOS ANGELES (AP) - You still Brandman said most of the chan- in "The First Annual Young Com- won't confuse The Playboy Channel nel's cancellations were by women, edians Show." with The Disney Channel, but Play- and steps were being taken to make Other new shows will be "The On his own personal roots, write music and go with a melody it more attractive to them. More Playboy Comedy Roast," "The In Between Dreams plays an all- boy is jettisoning some of its frontman Gunn admits that "I like first, and I'll give it to Gordon and segments of "Women on Sex" would Great Lounge Acts," and "Prime ordinal concoction of high-tension raunchiest stuff for a more sophisti- US, I like energetic dynamic things. he'll put his touch on it. Gordon and be added, as well as a show featuring Cuts," videos and shorts made hard pop that is rapidly attracting an cated image. As a vocalist, I like Bono, I like Jim John will write alone or I'll give male strippers. especially for Playboy. The channel area audience because of its use of The pay channel, troubled by Morrison, more because of his them something like a melody." will also offer a wide spectrum of intelligent lyrics coupled with an viewer defections and a lack of new "The redesign of our channel it mystique and attitude. I like Bowie One listen will confirm that this adult and general Interest movies. arresting rhythmic appeal. subscribers, is revamping its pro- aimed toward reaching women," too. and definitely the Beatles' band's original material could not The band members are John gramming starting in June. said Que Spaulding, president of songs. I went through the whole sound the same without a mutually Meanwhile, "Do You Remember Pfeiffer, lead guitar and vocals; "The buzzword now is entertain- Playboy Programing Distribution. Beatle thing, from their really poppy enhancing chemistry between its Love," which CBS broadcasts to- Gdrdon Gunn, lead vocals and har- ment," Michael Brandman, presi- "It's less exploitlve of women, or It sound with the harmonies to their members When asked to define night, tells the story of a woman mtnica, Al Spector. bass guitar and dent of Playboy Programs Inc., said exploits men equally. It's done with psychedelic period as well. As far as their music in five words or less. stricken with a debilitating illness at vocals, and Joseph Quinto, drums. at a breakfast session at the Playboy a woman's perspective In mind." lyricists go, I like Pete Townshend there are three different reactions to the height of her creative powers The band will appear May 26 at the Mansion in Holmby Hills. Brandman said Playboy would (of The Who) a lot and I like Dazvid the question. As Gunn tersely put it, spend US million in the next fiscal Bat it rises above the cliche and Brighton Bar, Long Branch, as part Brandman previewed a new pack- eschews sentimentality in this Byrne {of Talking Heads). I like the "We're energetic " age of movies, specials and series, year on programming. of« special' 'Summer kick-off' show sense of humor that Byrne has." superb movie written by Vickie presented by The Pipeline news- In Pfeiffer's opinion, "We have a blue but not bawdy, aimed more at The channel will Introduce at least Despite a seemingly fledgling Patlk and directed by Jeff Bleckner paper in cooperation with WHTG- futuristic view. A lot of people may tickling the viewer's fancy than his one new program every day in its six musical status, the band has, since Joanne Woodward and Richard FM of Eaton town not think it's realistic but we have libido hours on the air. In June, for its February debut, been involved in confidence in it." Yet, as the soft- Kiley deliver flawless performances The group's music conveys a "In the past the concept had been instance, there will be 114 programs various musical projects including, spoken Spector explained, "If I had as the victim and her husband. massage which some might perceive purely sex on demand," he said "It in contrast to 88 under the old as Spector tells it. "A video to say something definitive, I would Alzheimer's Disease U the villain in as episodic themes from a dark slice was aimed at the lowest common monthly scheduling. soundtrack which we wrote and have to say that the band is mood- this piece, and Kiley react* with of life IBD songs like "Man Who denominator, morally and intellec- Film critic Arthur Knight, who played for a project that was evoking, because we do manipulate frustration, rage, helplessness and, Never Was" spotlight lead singer tually. It didn't reflect the has written on "Sex in Cinema" for produced at Monmouth College. The our tets in order to evoke a response. ultimately, love aa he sees his wife Gwm't passionately emoting vocal philosophy of Hugh Hefner or the magazine since toe 1880s, will be name of the video was "Night To a lot of people, our lyrics tell retreat into darkness It would take stfle. Pfeiffer's lead guitar work Christie Hefner (chairman and host of a new series by the tame Nine" and it was produced by Evan them it's okay to be depressed, It's a heart of stone to sit through this studs out as a blunt dramatic president of Playboy Enterprises). name. Another series will be "Play- Cratchman. He's a good friend of okay to feel like this or like that. On with a dry eye. device on songs like the gritty- The new programs are aimed at the boy Comedy Theater," featuring mine and he's an outstanding video stage, our music says that it's okay hajmonied folk-punk "Welfare lifestyles of the 1910s." student at the college He's one a lot to personally identify with this. It's of short subjects that were shown on Some cable systems refute to When talking about their collec- okay to let that emotion take you." Farm programs offered for holiday major cable networks like HBO, and carry the channel on the ground that tive styles and influences, Pfeiffer On that note, Gunn interjected, "I he's also done work for Storer Cable, It's obscene. "We hope this will get admits to a heady mixture of like to evoke emotions, and let collecting eggs and playing tome locally ' us clearances on more cable sys- influences. "We all write the songs, people know that they're not alone. MIDDLETOWN - Historic Long- old-fashioned Victorian games. Par- Discussing their past musical There's a whole circle 01 emotions tems," Brandman said. "We believe street Farm, the Monmouth County ticipants will also receive a straw separately and together. I wrote that a broader range of entertain- "Hear the Wind," for example, and associations, Pfeiffer said, "The and I like to touch each ore There's Park System's living-history farm, hat and bandana. A fee and pre- Fugitives was probably my first joy and there's despair, but there's ment programs will overcome the Holmdel, provides an opportunity to registration is required. "Welfare Kids." My influences are resistance from the cable operators Steve Stevens of Billy Idol's band as serious original band. More recently, a collective persons!:'.; with us and learn about the agricultural chores On Sunday, May M, from noon to Gordon and I were in Tete Ovale there are four individuals. That's who refer to the programs at and traditions of 19th century Mon- 3 p.m., Longstreet Farm's visiting a guitar player and as a songwriter. sleaze." I also like Fear, the band, and the together." Gunn replied in a deadpan what makes the music interesting." mouth County farmers. blacksmith John Walker demon- Discussing the danger of being element of fear as an influence. I tone, "I was never in a serious He emphasized that the channel is During Memorial Day weekend strates hit trade during a free have no heroes, and I don't have any original band before I've been clicbed as part of the typical Shore the farm staff has scheduled several traditional blacksmith farm work sounds' milieu, Gunn emphaalzeds, "not going toft" and would be "just patters on my bedroom wall, writing since I was about 14 but..." as sensually oriented aa in the past." unique programs A Saturday Down- program. Visitors can watch the either " Pfeiffer explained further,"All of us "We're from the Jersey Shore, yes, On-The-Farm program, open to chil- farrier fix and make new black Iron but we don't sound like the Jersey He said the Playboy Channel's In bassist Specter's words, "My write differently. I write stories dren 7 years and older, on May IS tools for the farm. In addition, the Shore sound." Pfeiffer agreed, add- target audience is "young urban influences are very contemporary. from the imagination like fiction." from t a.m. to 1 p.m., offers the staff will provide a chance for ing "That's because we're from professional men and woman be- IT REM There are also elements opportunity to experience milking visitors to enjoy an old-fashioned Spector said, "With Gordon, you America, and we're In Between tween 28 and 45," the group frequent- of Elvis in my writing. The whole and feeding cows, feeding chickens, hayride. can feel he really believes what he Dreams." ly called Yuppies. He estimated that thing, you see, about the bands that writes. He has a depth. But with all we're influenced by, is that they the songs which I contributed, I'll Overall, the essence of genuine were influenced by someone else." self-belief is very much alive in the hearts of these young musicians. Indeed, however you may take your pop, one sampling of their affecting Movie Timetable CROSSWORD musical themes will change your conception of "New Music " once and m«non lot trta movto umMWt M o D mtar oparaKfi Swoa movtoa •>• for all, perhaps because, in Spector's . H » nwlMH * ao ACROSS words, "Some people may feel it's miii to oonojm ICWII WHO. I 11 M 11 HONMOVTM COUNTY ,T£8£ Loot M «IMH OK 7*1. » « t Cutting remark pretentious, but look, not every- awonv HoW Cap (R) *4O; BOM Oalanii m siwawseuiiv PLAZA rnwesu in- S Wai a tnoop < body's gonna like our music. You can munmow ciwam i - mm torn of tnt o»or« [Ql 7 30.1 JO navti—»|W.i»Ml, • JO MPOlaSiXCOUNTY 10 Antltoxlm like us or you can dislike us, but you • T1UTHMOMS CMtMA H - 14 Potpourri won't forget us." CM to! IO| 7:00; BrMklM Ck* («) • « •M.ML0 »AMK CKfMA >• 15Q.r city kwMKHPtm WMnOM IK) 1:te. 130, l:S0. 7:30. • 30 LVMO I.THMTM - MNU rum CMMaU «- U Eager All-MaM Adult F«T» (XXX) coMnuoiM Mnt TRENTON (AP) - Five of the 10 I Borrow up to $25,000 operating casinos in Atlantic City lost money In toe first quarter of I Terms up to 60 months 1985, the New Jersey Casino Control I No prepayment penalty; Commission said yesterday. The casinos reported an overall simple interest loan net operating loss of $157,000 com- pared to $25 million In profits posted by the nine casinos operating during APR the first three months a year ago, the commission said. 'Loan example at 13% Annual Percentag1e Rate: 3 Only two of the casinos - Golden Nuggett and Sands - showed higher Amount Financed 60 Monthly Payments Finance Charge profits this year. Atlantis reported the biggest loss $15,000 $341.29 $5,477.40 at |0.7 million, followed by the Claridge at Park Place, IS million; Trump Plaia, $1.4 million; Resorts, This is a limited offer to qualified borrowers within our trade area and is subject to change or $406,000 and Troplcana, $96,000. withdrawal at any time and without prior notice. A spokesman for the casinos said the industry's financial problems underscore the need for greater public understanding and more gov- ernment assistance. 820-5901 for additional information. "This Industry is not a gold mine," said David Gardner, executive vice president of the Atlantic City Casino Association. "It's not the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow many people think it is — we need Please send me a loan application. nurturing if we are to develop successfully." Gardner said the Industry re- quired expansion In the travel and I I _ LENDER note) sector to accommodate a greater number of gamblers He said rail service should be Address: restored to the area, Improvements made to the regional airport and at I ! UNITED COUNTIES least 3,000 hotel rooms added. "We don't have a comfortable, convenient and efficient way to bring people there and get them back to State: -Zip: where they come from," he said. I I TRUST CQMPANY "We have no way of attracting long Detach and send to MEMBER. UNITED COUNTIESBANCORPORATION distance overnight visitors." Consumer Loan Department Harrah's Marina reported a $10.7 million profit this year, followed by United Counties Trust Company Bally, C million; Golden Nugget, I 142 Broad Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207 I $17 million; Sands, $1.6 million and MEMBER, FDIC Caesars, $4",0». Belford • Berkeley Heights • Chapel Hill • Clark • Cranford • Elizabeth • Hillside • Keansburg • Kenilworth • Lincrofl Linden • Middletown • North PlainfieW • Oakhurst • Port Monmouth • Shrewsbury • Springfield • Summit The Register m LIFESTYLE TUOMY. MAY 21.1985 Forgive past wrongs Simple plastic dot helps identify children ^aa and aid aging parents The Register RED BANK — Some parents have their children fingerprinted in the Dear Ann Landers: In Ike lail event they get lost or worse, several weeks you have published abducted; others attach identifi- several letters about the neglect cation tags to their kids' clothing oi the eMerly by their children. Ann Landers I'm sure you have stirred up a But Edward S. Boim, an orthodon- great deal of guilt and some of it tist here, is offering something more is unjustified. guilty. I'll bet you were an abused for the children's protection that it designed to ease parents' concern Please, Ann, make aHowaaees child who cannot put the past out and help speed the identification for those children, now adults, of your mind. This is sad. To be process if it's ever needed who had horrible parents. able to forgive is the greatest Parrnti who would be arrested virtue. It is also one of the It's called the ID. Dot and it can for child neglect and/or abuse if healthiest. Dinging to old hurts is be applied painlessly by any doctor they behaved now as they not only counterproductive, it is who carries it. behaved 30, M or 5» years ago. self-destructive. "We saw the dot advertised in a DENTAL 1.0. - Dr. dental journal," Boim said. "In light Edward Boim of Red Parents who spent much of I agree that age is not always their children's youth as Ir- of the fact that today there Is a lot Bank checks the l.D. Dot deserving of respect — but give it of information in magazines, news- reiponsible drunks, pawning the anyway It is the highest order of on patient Loren Wolf, kids off on relatives, neighbors papers and on TV about missing 11, of Marlboro. If Wolf generosity. This is what it means children it seemed like an excellent and friends. Parents who had was ever lost or missing, to be a real menseh means to identify kids." little to do with their now middle- she could be identified The dot is a tiny plastic disc, one aged children until the realisation Dear Ann Landers: I'm In love by the small plastic dot of old age gripped them with with a wonderful man who has eighth of an inch in diameter, which is imprinted with the wearer's social Boim applied to one of panic and forced them to estab- asked me to marry him. I'm 22 her rear teeth. Wolf's lish a relationship. security number and bonded to the and he's 28 and divorced. When age, coloring, and ad- Grown children who have we met he told me that he and his outside of a tooth by means of a survived the horrors of an unhap- ex-wife, "Margie," had tried to simple procedure Pertinent infor- dress are coded on the py childhood and have become get back together but It didn't mation on the wearer is stored in the dot and stored in a successful, happy, responsible work out. I D Dots. Inc computer system in computersystem in Illi- Hinsdale. Ill . which can be con- adults may choose to provide for Margie called on me recently nois where the company their parents in a way that was tacted 24 hours a day through an 800 that manufactures the so I could see how pregnant she telelphone number never done for them. They give was. She's due any minute. It l.D. Dot is based. So tar, them the security of a roof, food seems she conceived during their Hidden from view and harmless to Boim has applied the and clothing in a home removed attempted reunion. She told me in teeth, the dots stay in place for four new discs to the teeth of from theirs. These grown chil- no uncertain terms she wants her to six years They are applied to upper right rear teeth three Monmouth County dren carry an unpleasant burden husband back. children. fraught with many adverse When I confronted him he said The cost for applying the dot and psychological implications. he has known about her condition computer storage of the personal Age is not always deserving of for a long time but didn't tell me data is (25 for two years. A $5 fee is respect. Neglect is not always because he was afraid I'd leave charged every two years thereafter. undeserved. - I Wish To Be him. The computer information, which Anonymous, Both Name And He also said that he intends to includes name, address, birth date, Place take financial responsibility for eye and hair color, emergency phone Dear Anonymous: Your letter his child, but would never go back numbers, and any special medical sounds as if you are accusing me to Margie, even if I left him. facts can be updated at any time A second back-up dot is also supplied of being critical of children who I think constantly about his in case a tooth is lost put their elderly parents in nurs- unborn child and what his ex-wife ing homes You are mistaken I must be going through. I want to Boim has applied dots to three have never taken that position stay with him, but I am not sure children to date, one of them the 10- Old folks who are senile, inconti- I can. Please advise. — Nevada year-old daughter of his office nent or chronically ill. in need of Nell manager. Surae Wolf "I'm whole heartedly for it. I 'round-the-clock care, are better Dear Nevada: Give this matter didn't want her fingerprinted." Wolf off in a nursing facility. a few weeks of serious soul- said "She's the only child in her Grown children who for what- searching. If you are certain whole school who has one and the ever reason take care of their there is no chance that your NEOMTM/CAM. D. FOMNO principal has sent her around to all parents in a home other than their friend will reconcile with his the classes " be useful for adults as well as authorities with the system and the ID Dot system to area police own need not apologize or feel wife, go for it I wish you luck The company that manufactures children. But for now, Boim is trying coordinate a local identification departments, hospitals, pedia- the dots maintains the program can to acquaint local law-enforcement program. He has tent information on tricians and schools One of life's truths not readily told to the young My friends and I are at the age children "to take care of us" in our year-old mothers to 11-year-old when we begin to talk less about old age anymore; at least we don't daughters It it handed down in good child care and more about parental say that. The model of a sacrificial faith by generations of parents when care The subject of our lunch-time Ellen Goodman parent waiting for a return on We are In our prime. umnuzc conversations has shifted Once they his/her investment has become a We believe our own lie because we leaned heavily toward pediatrics, satire. Raising them is supposed to cannot imagine — even those taking now they include geriatrics Our value it, nurture it. respect it, and be an act of free love care of our own mothers and fathers long-distance telephone checkups on demand it of ourselves and others Whether your style Is hydro-fitness. So we tell the young that we need - that it will happen to us. It it 20 laps or just a glorious tan. get each other's lives alto run down a Today we "stand on our own two nothing in return. We free up their impossible for a 45-year-old to know longer list. Once they accounted for ready for a long hot summer feet." It wat hard for some of us to emotional inheritance so they can what he will be like at 75. what he with beach wear from the sons and daughters Now they in- have that independence challenged spend it on the next generation. At will want, what he will need, what he clude mothers and fathers. Rumson Roulette by the helplessness of our children the same time we prepare for our will resent Yet by 45, he hat seeded cokction It is much harder to see our parents own old age — buffer our livet the ground for hit own child's In middle age. most of us are become needful against "needing " — with IRAs and middle-aged shock. flanked by adolescent children and Some of this difficulty is familiar Social Security, with medical in- aging parents We are the fulcrum of and Freudian. The child in us always surance and Medicare Our terror of losing this prized this family seesaw, and expected to wants our parents to be stronger, to American possession — indepen- keep the balance As one set of be caretakers rather than caretaken But Social Security doesn't make dence — it what makes us define a burdens is lifted gradually by inde- When we mother and father our telephone calls, and Medicare good death at a sudden death. We pendence, another is descending, doesn't visit the hospital and while choose to believe that we can avoid sometimes slowly, sometimes mothers and fathers, we feel a bit like orphans independence extends longer and -becoming a burden on our children. abruptly, pulled by the gravity of old wider into the late decades now, it Our shame about aging prevents us age or illness But this stage of life, of midlife, is also hard because many of our it a rare person who leaves this life from knowing and telling our chil- parents lied to us just as we in turn without becoming somewhat depen- dren the dirty little secret of our In the past year a neighbor of dent on others, especially their lie to our children. Perhaps "lie" it human existence When we too are mine has helped her son choose a children too harsh a word, but let me explain old, we may need them — need to college and her mother choose a lean on them. retirement home A friend who has In America today it is considered The lie — that parents will remain jutt stopped accompanying her chil- neurotic, or at least unhealthy, to independent — is not a malicious Here, in the middle of life, we are dren to doctors' appointments has teach children that they owe us for one. It's not even deliberate. It it jutt learning the truth from one Rumson Roulette begun driving her father to his. A their orthodontia, their college tui- believed when told by 30-year-old generatrfn, still hiding It from the Clothes and gifts for 7 West River Road country living Rumton, NJ 84M925 colleague who filled her thirties with tion, their very life We do not have fathers to 0-year-old sons. By 40- next. guilt about being a working mother is entering her fifties with guilt abeat being a working daughter: It's her parents who need her now. It wat to be expected. I suppose. YOUR HOROSCOPE After all. it is nothing more than the BROOKDALE reality of the life cycle. But in fact By Stella Wilder mine any offers made you today it Wasn't expected. Not really TUE8OAY, HAY 21 with extreme care. Otherwise you Like most Americans, my friends Born today, you are extremely may cut off valuables and have lit- were raised to believe that indepen- generous, often giving more than tle to show for it. CAREER yon can afford to eauaet that dence was the norm. We learned to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - attract yon. You will have to be Keep to that "system" that hat careful, however, not to give indis- served you to well over the years A Area doctors awarded criminately, for yon are inclined to new broom may not tweep clean be a* moved by the appeal of the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet. 22) - worthy cause at of the unworthy Don't become distracted by cries LANCASTER. Pa - The Golden one. Definitely artistic, you never- for aid. You can help others beat Merit Award for SO yean of dedi- LINCROFT thala- may never fulfill your artit- today by going about your own busi- cation to patients and the medical tic amhttiom, lor you an tome- ness. profession was presented to Vincent CAMPUS wfaat lacking In determination and SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - J Fazio. Boynton Beach. Fla., practicality. In fact, you are at Avoid the company of any who have Bernard M. Halbstein. Long Branch. timea Impractical to a dangerous shown a tendency to belittle you N.J., and Saul J. Shapiro. Atlantic degree! You need only positive feedback at Highlands, N.J., doctors who are Popular with members of both this time. members of Monmouth County •oat, you will never lack for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec iN.J.) Medical Society. YOUR FIRST STOP FOR company. On the other hand, you 21) - Romantic Involvements may The presentation was made during mar very well lack for timv alone take up more of your time todav the 219th meeting of the Medical and aaff«r from too Mat an expo- Society of New Jersey in the sure to other people. Yon enjoy Americana Host Farm Resort, here Wednesday, May 22,7-10 p.m. attention, but you need Isolation CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 10) - Dr. Nathaniel J. Shapiro, father of and Urn* for introtpection. Home Improvements are not at Dr. Saul J. Shapiro, was one of the College Gym (park in area *6 or *7) Mao born on Mws date are Ray- much appreciated by loved ones as first physicians honored with the Burr and Robert Montgoi you'd hoped. The fault is not yours, Golden Merit Award in 1957 ery, actora; Peggy Caea, comedl- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) - Learn about careers from over 100 professionals. Initiate minor projects that are at To tee what It In store for you the same time "showy." Add to Fashion show Thursday Investigate Cooperative Education, lake a free tomorrow, find your birthday and your reputations for being imagtna- read the corresponding paragraph. career test (free interpretations later). Come, 1^ your birthday star be your dally PISCES (Feb. 1O-March 20) - HOLMDEL The Bayshore Promises made In the long ago are American Hellenic Association will WIDNtSDAV, MAY 22 not broken. 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Don't back out. ix chairman of the event: l.ubie Eve LIO (Jury 23-Aug. 22) - Exa- K,ikos rolls Neck is <<> < h.iirtiuin £^ The Register COMICS: CLASSIFIED. Sports TUESMY. MAY 21, 1985 B Holmes hangs on, eyes Marciano Williams said before the fight that "Larry his own with Holmes, 222V«, through the first which he won on a 10-round decision over RENO, Nev (AP) - Larry Holmes Holmes is an old lion and I'm a young lion six rounds, although he was cut above the James Tillis last Oct. 23, was never in moved to within one fight of Rocky and I think my time has come." left eye in the third. danger of going down. Although he seemed Marciano's record last night with a unani- But while Williams was telling the truth Williams had an extremely good round in to waste precious time in several rounds by mous but hard-fought 15-round decision over about Holmes not being the fighter he once the fifth, when he brought roars from a circling Holmes without punching, he fought Carl "The Truth " Williams was, the aging Holmes still had enough to crowd of 6,046 at the Lawlor Events Center well to the end. Holmes used his renowned left jab, some turn back the challenger. with five or six shots to the head and body Late in the nth round, Williams hurt good rights to the head and body, and the Judge Jerry Roth scored It 143-142, and Al at about the mlntue mark. Then, with 45 Holmes with a short right to the jaw and savvy he has acquired In 1} years in the pro Rothenberg and Paul Gibbs saw it 146-139, seconds left, Williams landed six or seven followed with six punches to the head as ring to build his record to 48-0 all for Holmes, who was winning his 21st more shots. Holmes retreated. Williams also out-jabbed St. John's Marciano, the only heavyweight champion tlUe fight. Then, after Holmes was hurt by a right Holmes in the round, and at the end he was to retire without having lost, was 49-0 when The AP favored Holmes 145-140. late In the sixth round, he established badly puffed about the left eye. he hung up his gloves at age S3 in 1856. Holmes hurt Williams on a few occasions, control over the next four rounds with solid Williams backed up Holmes in the 14th But while the 35-year-old Holmes was a but when he did he was never able to put lefts and several good rights to the head. round, but late in the round Holmes hurt Mullin may unanimous winner to retain his International together the kind of attack he needed to He also landed several good body shots, Williams with a short right to the head. Boxing Federation title, he was very tired finish it. And on occasioon. Williams had especially in the eighth round. Holmes backed Williams up with a at the end, his left eye was almost swollen Holmes in some trouble, but the champion In the ninth, Holmes had a big last minute, crashing right early in the 15th, then lashed shut and at times he appeared tentative was able to escape. combining jabs and hooks with body shots. him to the head and body. But he was too hit the shore against his 25-year-old opponent, who went The 6-foot-4 Williams, who weighed 215, But Williams, who was knocked down twice tired to take advantage and had to settle for into the fight with a 164 record. exhibited a fine left jab of his own and held in the first two rounds of his previous fight, a decision. t. John's University All-American Chris Mullin might be displaying his Stalents In the Jersey Shore Summer Basketball League this season. It hain't been officially confirmed, but league commissioner Pat McCann laid CBA captures its first last night there was a possibility that Mullin and St. Johns teammate BUI' Wennington will be playing for Pine Belt Chevrolet, one of two new teams In the league this season. The league will open early this season NJSIAA golf title ever The first games are scheduled for June 10, at the Headliner. Rt. » in Neptune. win the individual title and was followed by Mark Doubleheaders will be played Monday, HMVEMLTB Shaare of Warren Hills with a 38-35-73 In front of Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday each The Register Flynn. week and McCann hopes the season will COLTS NECK - Mark Shafer seemed like the Flynns 74 was better than any of the Individuals be over by the end of July. most unlikely candidate to be the hero tor the on the CBA squad and the Brave linkster was not "We're trying to get It over with early Christian Brothers Academy golf team yesterday. overly disappointed with his third-place finish. because we want to keep the stars Shafer carded the highest score of the four Colts, "I had a solid round today, the same as last around before they go to camps or an S3, but sank a two-foot birdie putt on the first time," Flynn said. "I bogeyed the last hole and that Europe," McCann said. "Last yaw, we hole of sudden-death overtime to lead CBA to the was a little shaky, but most of my putts were for (Headliner) won the regular season NJSIAA team championship over Chatham Town- par today and I had a couple of birdies. Overall, championship, but we lost four of our top ship at the Hominy Hill Country Club yesterday. I was pretty solid and playing here before gave me players and lost in the playoffs. Kelvin Dan Flynn of Manalapan shot a 39-35-74 to finish a little bit more confidence because I didn't know Troy (former Lakewood High School and third In the individual running. the course too well the first time." Rutgers University standout) was the CBA, comprised of Rob Hanlon, Rich Faas, Chip The first time Flynn was referring to was when only starter left." Dayton and Shafer posted a phenomenal 315 for the he captured the Monmouth County championship a The JSBL will be running Into some II holes. Hanlon, who won a playoff for fourth place couple of weeks ago with an identical 74. competition from the newly-formed Individually, shot a 76, Dayton a 77 and Faas, who Colt coach Brother Andrew O'Gara was equally United States Basketball League which finished tied for ninth, a 79. pleased, after cooling down from the playoff will begin play In another week, but the The Colts and Chatham split Into two foursomes, pressure. only star player from the Jersey Shore with two players from each team making up the "I'm thrilled!," O'Gara exclaimed "I thought League that definitely will be lost to the two parties. we had a great opportunity coming in, but in golf new league is Troy. Former Seton Hall The first foursome of Hanlon, Faas and Ted you can never be too sure because kids are erratic. University standout Dan Callandrillo, a Swartwood and Rob Pfundsteln aU bogeyed the "This is the first time in the history of the school JSBL regular, might also play In the new par-4 10th hole to remain tied. that we've won the team title," O'Gara continued. league, but that is not certain. Shafer hit his drive Into the right-hand rough but "We've had an individual champion before ... when McCann doesn't think the JSBL will be salvaged his second shot with a wedge shot to we want to sudden-death, I just prayed." hurt by the new league, although his own within about six feet of the pin. The only other Monmouth County individual team will miss Troy. Dayton appeared to also have a birdie after qualifier was Tim Kendall of Marlboro and be "I have some doubts that they (USBL) knocking his second shot within two feet of the pin, finished back In the pack with a 46-3M6. will make It unless they get some but Just pushed his first putt attempt past the cap, Other medal winners In the team standings were television contracts," McCann said. settling for a par. Bergen Catholic with a total of 327, Ridgewood with "They'll play indoors and they may not "I have had a habit of choking," Shafer beamed. a 331 and HiUsborough with a 3M. draw too many people." "The first time on the hole, I was In a similar CBA will look to add one last trophy to their The JSBL tried some indoor games a situation and hit my second shot Into the front string when they compete in the Snore Conference few years ago on nights when It rained, bunker. I was so nervous. I hit a wedge and I swung Tournament Tuesday, May » at Knob Hill In but few people showed up. a little harder the second time around. I'm really addition to the state title, the Colts have also "We draw a lot of summer vacationers happy, I don't think I've ever been this happy." captured the Monmouth County and District 17 to our league," McCann said. "That will Mike Undstrom of Holy Cross shot a 35-37-72 to titles be an advantage over the new league." The other new team in the league will be East Coast Computers, and they will loin holdovers Headliner, Larson Ford, Phoenix Business Systems, Birch Hill, Forrest Ave. Bars and RKE Lettering. Rumson makes MCIT semis The Headliner will have former Long Branch High School stars Alex Bradley and Clinton Wheeler returning along with Roy Hlnson of the Cleveland Cavaliers. THE REOI8TER /CAM. D. FORINO/ after knocking off Patriots Detroit Piston star Kelly Tripucka Is HAM CBA IN 8TATE8 — Christian Brothers Academy's Bob expected to play for Birch Hill once Hanlon putts during yesterday's NJSIAA Golf Tournament at Hominy more while Phoenix Business Systems If JM NMTEUUIM Hills Country Club In Colts Neck. Hanlon carded a 76, tops among The Register may have New York Knick guard Rory Cote, and helped them to the team crown. Sparrow and Mike Largey returning. FREEHOLD — Rumson-Fair Haven Regional's "We're looking forward to a good Pete Graham saw his streak of not giving up an season," McCann said. earned run in the Monmouth College Invitational OTHER NOTES - The area scholas- baseball tournament end at 41-VJ Innings yesterday. tic spring sports season In winding down But the veteran righthander still had it when it and it has been remarkable for the lack South's Mosca may counted as the Bulldogs trimmed Freehold Town- of postponements, much to the relief of ship, 6-3. local athletic directors. There has been Graham was the winning pitcher in all four only one day in which the entire local games, all shutouts, last year when the Bulldogs sports schedule was wiped out by rain (174) took the championship, and he didn't allow and that was May 3. take post at FDU any earned runs in Rumson's first tournament There were several other days when game against Mater Dei 10 days ago. The victory avenged an early season setback and wet grounds forced some post- If KTB TMMM ponements, but some games still man- moves the Bulldogs into the semfinals Thursday at The Register aged to be played on those days. Monmouth College where they wiU play the winner Pairings for the NJSIAA baseball and Pending approval by the Middle- of today's Manasquan-Long Branch game. softball tournaments will be announced town Township Board of Education, Graham had runners on base in every inning, but this week. The cutoff date was last former Middletown South football he usually made the right pitch to get out of trouble. Friday and first round action begins next coach Rich Mosca, will be appointed He stranded 10 Patriot baserunners. week. offensive coordinator at Falrleigh "I had some trouble with the bottom of their There Is only one conference baseball Dickinson University in Madison. order," Graham said. "But my slider and curve race still going on and that Is In the "B" Mosca had been head coach at were working. Steve (RFH catcher Steve Haas) Division South where Manasquan and South since 1976. Prior to that, he called a great game for me. He's been doing it all was head coach at Keyport High Lakewood are battling for the title. year." THE REGISTER /LARRY PERN*, School form 1973 until 1975. In '75 he The game was quite sloppy. Freehold Township Manasquan is In first place and will win HEFTY SWING — Freehold Township's Steve the title, regardless of what Lakewood was named Register Coach of the committed six errors, Rumson five. Rumson also Year. had three runners picked off base. Germann swings the bat during yesterday's does, If it can defeat Wall tomorrow hi quarterfinal game in the Monmouth College a makeup game. When asked why the career "The first game we played them was something Asbury Park (boys) and Monmouth change, Mosca replied, "I would like this," Rumson coach Hal Lorme said. "We Invitational Baseball Tournament against Regional (girls) captured Shore Con- suppose there are three main made seven errors and lost the game, but Rumson-Fair Haven Regional. Rumson won ference Track championships over the reasons. First of all, I would be See RUMSON Page 38 the game, 6-3. weekend, and the two teams will be gaining greater experience in heavy favorites to bring home titles In coaching football itself. Secondly, I want more exposure to the college the upcoming state meet. level. And finally, maybe It's just RICH MOSCA Fires a par 71 The boys Central Jersey sectional time for something different." meet will be held Saturday at South And it will not be as if I will be PUinfield High School while the girls Mosca continued, "I see this change as a new experience. I want completely leaving the school. I will Central Jersey championships are set for remain as a teacher." East Brunswick High School. to work with college athletes. I will be working with a fulltlme coaching Shore area football fans may not N.J. champion Glenz notches Former Mater Del High School staff for the first time and that have heard the final farewell of the baseball star Frank Wanxor, a only head coach that Middletown sophomore at WUkes College (Pa.) was makes It much easier. I would also like recruiting the Shore area ath- South has ever had. The veteran selected by WUkes College coaches as letes. There Is a tremendous amount mentor finalised his statements by the 1WU6 Male Athlete of the Year. U.S. Open qualifier at Rumson of talent here." adding that be has not ruled out Wanxor Is a two-sport star. He returning to the high school ranks at captained the soccer team to a 1S4-1 When asked what the biggest lne medal was Glenz s tilth u.a. i»ou Associa- some point in the future. RUMSON, N.J. — New Jersey Open champion record last fall and U leading the difference would be in the change, tion qualifying medal. Last year, he tied for the Mosca will be coaching under Bill Dave Gleni of Morris County Country CTub Colonial baseball team with a .386 Mosca replied, "the collegiate level honor with former state PGA champion Ed is much more technical. In that Kulika at Fairlelgh Dickinson. When captured medal honors in local qualifying for the Whitman of Knickerbocker. aveage and M runs batted hi S games. contacted, Kulika said, "I've known U.S. Open Golf Championship with sn par total 143 Rumson-Fair Haven Regional1! tackle sense, It would be a very beneficial Whitman finished second yesterday with a experience for me as far as gaining Rich for many years. I've always' at two Shore courses yesterday. Jim Morrison will be attending Hofstra 71-73-145 total along with Dave Laudien of a greater knowledge of the game." been Impressed with the type of Gleni shot a par 71 at Rumson Country Club and Glenwood and former two-time New Jersey Open University on a partial grant-uvatd next programs he has run both at a par 72 at Bamm Hollow Club in nearby Uncroft faU. As offensive coordinator, Mosca champion Russ Helwig of Essex Fells. plans on using a one-back offense Keyport and Middletown South. We The 36-year-old golfer topped 113 players seeking Morrison was a solid Mocker In the spent some time reviewing the The other qualifiers were Steve Sleg of Essex with four receivers with a mator 11 places for the sectional qualifying round on June Fells at 146; Ed Famula of PlainfleM West at 147; offensive line and his pUy helped the emphasis on the passing game. possible candidates for the position 4 at Montclalr Golf Club In West Orange. Bulldogs to the Shore Conferenece "C" and we feel that Rich Mosca is the amateur Carl CampaneUa of Weequahic and BUI As far as leaving South Is con- Sectional qualifiers will advance to the U.S. Open King of Rutgers, both at 148. Dick Howdl of North championship and a 7-1-1 record. cerned, Mosca concluded, "I was best candidate for our program here on June 13-16 at Oakland HUls Country Club in at Falrleigh Dickinson." Newton, Gary Ostrega of Coionla and Bob Went of always treated fairly here at South., Birmingham, Mich. Crescent Fairways all qualified at 149. TUESDAY. MAY 21. 1985 8 TV- Rrci.tr SPORTS BRIEFS RBC bounces back to thump Red Bank; Mat a wan falls to Madison Central, 9-7 Ceatnl I. Mauwaa (7) walked and Reggie Sirs had a bunt hit A throwing RED BANK - Red Bank Catholic bounced back ABERDEEN - Mike Geran smacked a run- error allowed the first run. and after Brian Brokie from a 5-0 deficit by scoring 11 ram in two ratings scoring triple and Kevin Ferguson singled him was hit by a pitch, another error sent in the to beat Red Bank Regional 17-10 in a non- home, bat the Huskies' seventh inning rally fell second Kevin Dailey singled home the third. conference baseball game yesterday short in this non-conference matchup The lone Seraph run came in the third inning The Caseys sent 11 men to the plate in the Central scored five times in the second and when Vaughan Abel hit a homer in his varsity fourth inning and Jim Quirk had two tuts in the three times in the fourth, but Matawan rallied for time at bat Karl Schnoor (2-4) fanned 11 and inning Ten men went to the plate in the fifth and four in the fourth before running out of gas walked nobody for the win Derek Sininsky (6-2) Eric Schellenberger bad f*o RBI's in each frame Sandy Geib won his first decision of the season was charged with the loss for Mater Dei 115-6) Glenn Oneidas picked up the mound win to even for Central |7-I> while Mike Davino took the loss Monmouth Reg. 21, Henry Hudson t his record at 1-2 RBC is lt-71 overall Dave Webb for Mauwan I6-1S> and stands at 2-6 took the loss for Regional and stands at 2-6 TINTON FALLS - The Falcons bombarded the Pete Lynch went three for five and scored four •re i. Mt«aie»aa 1 Admirals in every inning except the third. Kevin runs for the Caseys while Mike Schroeder and Jim MAN ASQl'AN - The Big Blue 11S-4-11 saw its Anderberg paced the attack with four RBIs. and Mannello hit home runs for the Buccaneers hopes of capturing the Shore Conference "B" Steve Pesce and John Tuck each had three. HoweU II. Jactsea 4 Division South title fade with this conference loss Kevin Keefer i3-5> was the beneficiary of the HOWELL - The Rebels scored six tunes in the Boro 112-7-11 scored all the runs they would onslaught, and Mark McGrath 14-5). who worked first inning and Steve Columbo made them stand need in a four-run fourth inning The Big Blue got into the fifth, was the victim The Falcons are up as Howell surprised the Jaguars three back in the bottom of the frame, two on 9-13: the Admirals are 5-14 Mike Yuro had a run-scoring triple in the first Kevin Holly's bases-loaded double CBA 11. Holmdel I Boro picked up an insurance run in the seventh MIDDLETOWN - The Colts outlasted the EX-COLT LAUDED — Drew University sophomore Tom and Ken Cavazzoni walked Rob Wilson singled and Columbo walked to load the bases Fred to make Brad Meacham a winner for the seventh Hornets in another slugfest with Tim Costigan Mulligan, left, former CnnsMn Bromers Academy standout, Hughs singled for two runs and Mark Garrity time against two losses Ty Hawkins took the loss 12-01. who came on in the second, getting the win, receives me honor as Drew's most valuable player m soccer doubled another home Dan Columbo reached on for the Big Blue and stands at 5-2 and John Carlin taking the loss. from head coach Vernon Mummer). an error for the final run FreebaM 1, Mater Dei 1 John Turk put the game on ice with a two-run Columbo raised his record to 3-1 by walking one M1DDLET0WN - The Colonials 1(4-11 scored homer in the sixth for the Colts Gary Power Sandy Hook sets Hobie Day and string out four all their runs in the third inning Chris Cullen slammed three hits, including a triple. andy Hook Hobie Fleet 250 a learn to sail" program for all America's foremost novice sailors will be conducted catamaran club will host the S Other activities during the day Red Bank runs sof tball winning streak second annual Hobie Day on will be an inter-club volleyball Saturday June 8 at 9 a m until tournament sand sculpturing midnight contests and enjoyable music and The club has invited eight state dancing throughout the day and regional ski clubs who have night to six games in 14-5 NJSIAA triumph active memberships exceeding 200 people per club The night activity will feature Fazen struck out six and walked none to raise hitter There will be at least 25 Hobie a lobster bake dinner which will EAST BRUNSWICK - Red Bank Regional ran her record to 18-1 Karen Maslo broke up the no- SI. Rose 6, Ocean S Cats and their experienced cap- include pasta salad cole slaw its winning «'reak to six games yesterday The hit bid with a one-out single in the seventh inning OCEAN - Winning pitcher Mary Ann Robbins tains from the Hobie Fleet who steamers, corn on the cob cold Bucs trimmed East Brunswick Tech. 14-5. in an Nancy Benko had two hits and three RBI's for hurled a four-hitter and slammed a pair of doubles will take the skiers out (or rides beer, cake coffee wine and soda opening round game of the NJSIAA Central the Crusaders (18-1) and Kim Robinson also had to lead St Rose H0-fi> past Ocean Township during the day During that time — all for $17 50 per person Jersey Group II tournament two hits. (10-111 Red Bank 114-5 > scored four runs in the first and Ingnd Faller took the loss for the Admirals Matawan Reg. 13. St John V. t added five more in the second Marianne Fisher 11041 and stands at 6-5 ABERDEEN - Beth Bartlett had three hits, Tilton wins at Fort Monmouth had a two-run single in the second inning Marlboro «. Madisoa Central 5 including a two-run homer, and five runs-batted- Debbie Homc.'ield was the big hitter for the RT MONMOITH - Pat title for the day and Maria Failla MARLBORO — Shortstop Mary Szura con- in to pace the Huskies' win Bartlett connected in Bucs by knocking in four runs with a triple, double tinued her hot hitting by driving in three runs with the third inning •Tilton won the Three Clubes was closest to the pin and two singles and a Putter tournament for a home run and two singles She is currently The Huskies scored four runs in each of the fifth Winning pitcher Lisa Sullivan scattered 10 hits the lady Nine-Holers yesterday batting 580 and. at one time during the season, and sixth innings Annette Tomasello (4-4) was There were also two chip-ins for the Bucs who next face unbeaten Manasquan Vivan Little and Ceil Rommel had 16 straight hits the winner, and Gennv I.inner I0-3I was the loser on by Gerry McGuire on the third at a date to be announced tied for second Lori Brown was the winning pitcher with a five- Matawan is 8-10; the Lancers are 7-12 hole and one by Kay McCill on S.J. Parochial "B" Little also won the Low Putt the first hole St. Joseph's (Ham) I. Mater Dei • MIDDLETOWN - Joanne Sulmonetti hurled a no-hitter strurk out 11 and walked three as St Mulligan honored at Drew Josephs 112-11 outsted Mater Dei. North earns top seed in Shore tourney ophomore stopper Tom Rangers Don Simon had two hits and batted in a run for the winners who scored three runs in the first Long Branch I15I at Manasquan 12). Toms Mulligan of Manalapan N J Mulligan a former CBA star, MANASQUAN - Shore Conference "A" River North 1141 at Freehold Township (31. Toms was named most valuable is a biology major who helped its inning Jean Werner was the loser as the Seraphs Division North champion Middletown North S dropped to 16-5 River South < 13> at Ocean Township (4i. Shore player by head coach Vern team to its 28th 500 or better earned the top seed for the Shore Conference Regional 1121 at Jackson Township 151. Mater Dei C.J. Group I Mummert of Drew University season in 31 years He recorded Baseball Baseball Tournament at a meeting of the (Hi at Lakewood (6i. Rumson-Fair Haven Bound Brook ). Heary Hacsoa t Mulligan recorded two goals arid two goals and three assists from seeding committee last night Regional U0i at Brick Township (7i and Red BOl'ND BROOK - Robbie Fazen tossed a one- three assists for the 6-6-6 his defensive position The Lions, who are in the semifinals of the Bank Catholic l9i at Wall ill hitter to lead Bound Brook past Henry Hudson in Monmouth College lnviahonal will play 16th- the opening round of the Central Jersey Group I seeded Lacey Township in opening round action First round games must be completed by softball playoffs The rest of .the pairings and seeds are as Saturday Quarterfinals are to be played by May follows: 29 1985 Monmouth College Invitational Tennb Tournament Sponsored by The Register and There's never been a spectacle rim w* spectacular. All the great 1985 Volkswagens. 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NJ 08753 (201) 741-8500 (201) 349-0300 38 Baseball owners plan to limit salaries for free agents draft, with which the players have grown disenchanted, the clubs can do with their own players, regardless of Fehr said yesterday's proposals would be presented NEW YOHK (AP) - Major league baseball club and to eliminate professional players as compensation where they were with respect to the average player to the union's executive committee at a meeting in ownen proposed yesterday ai part of their contract to teams which lose high-ranking free agents, a major level. Chicago Thursday where player representatives are offer a plan to limit salaries for free agenti and other issue in the 50-day strike in 1981 "As far as players not on the 40-man roster, they (the expected to vote to request strike authorization from the players who move from one team to another. "All we were trying to do was slow the dramatic clubs) would be able to go up only to the limit of the players. Their chief negotiator. Lee MacPhail. described the increase in salaries," MacPhail said of the payroll plan. level," MacPhail said. About management's willingness to abolish the re- proposal "as a means of bringing order out of financial "Our objective is by slowing that increase to allow MacPhail said when the plan went into effect, "clubs entry draft, Fehr said. "If you do away with there-entry chaos." But union chief Don Fehr said that at first baseball revenues to catch up with our costs and put well above the level would be given a grace period — draft and say all players can negotiate with all clubs, glance il appeared to be "a step backward of the most baseball back somewhere in a break-even position some time to get down — or they could stay where they that's one thing. If you then say most clubs can't sign enormous magnitude because it would do away with where the clubs could stand financially on their own two are. There is no prohibition to remain above the average any free agents, that makes the first rather mean- free agency in baseball as we know it." feet." payroll level but there would be restrictions on what ingless." MacPhail said the payroll plan is "patterned after the The owners, who have maintained during contract they could do about acquiring players not on their 40- Fehr, the union's acting executive director again was NBAs salary cap," and called It the most significant talks that the sport is having severe economic problems, man payroll." accompanied at negotiations by Marvin Miller, the proposal made thus far in the sporadic contract talks. last week gave the players association data which Fehr said the owners' proposals did not contain retired executive director who directed the 1961 strike He said it would not affect the salaries of players showed an aggregate loss last year of $36 million, with "enough specifics to really come to grips with. But, for The club owners also proposed what MacPhail termed already on the 40-man rosters, but would limit what 24 teams reporting. MacPhail said that when the two the first time, they've at least said something in "major improvements" in retirement benefits for those teams could spend on others subsequently acquired remaining clubs report the figure could go as high as bargaining. The problem is what they've said." still active and those already retired, an increase in the Two years ago, the National Basketball Association M2 million. He said his first impression was that,"it would minimum salary to MO.OOO from the present $40,000 and became the first major professional sports league with MacPhail, president of the owners' Player Relations functionally do away with the right of a baseball player to take steps to protect the players with respect to the a salary cap. Players and owners agreed to limit each Committee, explained the plan by saying: "We would to seek a market value level for his services. $250 million of unfunded deferred compensation team to a given payroll each year — the figure for this figure an average payroll for clubs based on IMS player "Their proposal would eliminate most clubs from the committed to be paid the players in the future. season is S3 8 million for each team's 12-player roster. compensation. And the clubs' own payroll in relation to free agent market most of the time. The outline was Also, MacPhail said the owners would adopt player Yesterday's plan was one of eight items in a proposal average payroll level would determine what they could specific enough to understand that clubs having a higher benefits in the form of an improved waiver system, made by management. and could not do" In regard to signing other players. than average payroll wouldn't be permited to sign free increased allowances and an increased postseason It alto offered to do away with the free agent re-entry "Generally speaking, there would be no limit on what agents." player pool. Hoyt's 4-hitter Cunningham stymies Mets, 2-0 thinks Sixers Cubs I, Reds 1 NEW YORK (API - LaMarr CHICAGO - Davey Lopes and Hoyt pitched a four-hitter and Steve Lake, a couple of reserves stroked an RBI single and Kevin can take it to 7 making starts, each drove in two McReynolds homered as the San runs to lead the Chicago Cubs to Diego Padres blanked the New York victory which snapped the Cincin- certain areas, how we can play Mets 2-0 last night. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Coach nati Reds' five-game winning Billy Cunningham is predicting a better basketball' Hoyt. 3-4. halted his three-game streak seven-game NBA Eastern Con- The coach said he was pleased losing streak, allowing two walks Lopes had a sacrifice fly and two ference final series if his Philadel- with the offense Sunday, especially and striking out three He allowed singles while Lake singled in two phia 76ers can beat the Boston in the final period when Boston two hits after the second inning and runs in a three-run sixth Celtics tomorrow night at the Bos- made a belated rally. retired 11 in a row at one stretch. Scott Sanderson. 3-1. was the ton Garden. "I still think that in the second Dwight Gooden. 6-2. saw his four- winner and allowed five hits in half we could have done a better job game win streak snap. He allowed The 76ers beat the Celtics 115-104 hurling his first complete game of here Sunday, and averted being defensively. We haven't been able to nine hits over eight innings, struck the season. Jay Tibbs, 3-4, took the sustain it as long as we'd like to in out nine and did not issue a walk. swept in a post-season series for the loss. first time in the franchise's 24-year the third and fourth periods against McReynolds opened the second Bob Dernier led off the Cubs' first history. A win Wednesday would Boston. " he said. inning with his fifth homer of the inning with a double, stole third and force a sixth game in Philadelphia But Cunningham was happy with year, also extending his hitting scored on Lopes' sacrifice fly. Friday night. the rebounding Sunday streak to 14 games. Carmelo Chicago added two runs in the Cunningham is aware of, but not "I thought we didn't allow as Martinez then lined a one-out double third inning after Larry Bowa many easy second shots as we have. to left and Hoyt hit a two-out single awed by, the 76ers' chore — to opened with a single, was sacrificed become the first team in National We still gave up some easy op- to bring Martinet home. It was to second and went to third on a portunities to their big people. " he Hoyt's first major league hit Basketball Association history to single by Dernier. Bowa. however, come back from a 3-0 deficit and the said. "It's just going to boil down to Hoyt got out of a bases-loaded, was thrown out at the plate on a fifth team to rebound from 3-1 in a those little things that we have to none-out situation in the first inning fielder's choice by Ryne Sandberg. seven-game series. make sure we correct." when Gary Carter bounced a 3-0 Julius Erving. five for 31 from the Lopes singled to score Dernier "This team has had its back to the pitch back to the mound to start a field in the last two games, still is before Sandberg stole home on the wall many times," said Cun- double play and George Foster flied front end of a double steal with confident. out ningham. "You know we've been in Lopes the reverse situation that Boston's "If we reach our potential as a Expos I, Dodgers 1 Pirates 3, Astros 1 in right now. We've been up 3-1 on team we can come back. " said MONTREAL - Hubie Brooks hit .PITTSBURGH - Rick Rhoden Boston and lost. Erving. "We have to stay positive, encourage one another. Accentuat- a three-run double and pitcher Dan scattered four hits over six innings "That's why I emphasize to the ing the positive is very important ' Schatxeder had a two-run homer to and delivered a key single in a two- players that I believe if we can go Rookie Charles Barkley, who had go with his seven-hitter as the run Pittsburgh fifth inning as the up and get the next one, which we 15 points and 20 rebounds in Game Montreal Expo* pounded the Los Pirates defeated the Houston have the ability to do, then we're 4, said the 7«ers have been able to Angeles Dodgers. Astros. talking about a seven-game series." control Boston's Kevin McHale and Schatxeder, 1-0. made his first Rhoden. 3-4, left the game with Since 1979-80, when Larry Bird Robert Parish in the last two games start of the season in place of Bryn tightness in hit pitching arm and Al joined the Celtics, Philadelphia is because they were more physical Smith, sidelined with a bruised Holland finished up with three 3-13 in Boston during the regular "If the officials let us play finger. Schatteder hit his third scoreless innings to record his third season, and 54 in playoff games. physical we can handle them." career homer and his first since 1(79 save. Holland has allowed only one In 1961, the 76ers went up 3-1 in Barkley said. But McHale said the off reliever Carlos Diat in the sixth run in 21 innings since being traded the Eastern Conference finals, but Celtics would regroup. inning. by Philadelphia to the Pirates last lost the next three. In 1962, the "The thing that I like about this Brooks' hit off Tom Brennan month. Sixers won the seventh game of a team is the way we react to losses." capped a four-run fifth. With one With the score tied 1-1, Bill Almon series from the Celtics in Boston. he said. "I know that we'll come out. Tim Raines drew a walk from and Rhoden opened the Pirates' fifth The Celtics, however, have won 19 back strong on Wednesday night " starter Bobby Castillo, 1-1. Vance with singles off Joe Niekro. 2-5, and of their last 20 home playoff games, Law singled and Andre Daw ton Marvell Wynne bunted the runners ASSOCIATED PRESS losing only to Los Angeles in the He said that in Game 4, the doubled for a run. Brennan relieved up. Johnny Ray was intentionally BO88 HIT8 ONE — Cincihnati Reds' manager-infielder Pete Rose first game of last year's final. Celtics could not recover from their Castillo and walked Dan Driessen walked to load the bases, but Niekro crosses home plate after hitting his lirst home run since Sept. 18, Cunningham held a meeting dur- slow start in the first quarter intentionally before Brooks doubled walked Steve Kemp to force in the 1962, at Wrlgley Field yesterday. The homer tied him with Hank Aaron ing yesterday's practice in which he "We still have three games left in off the left field wall, missing a go-ahead run and Jason Thompson lor the National League runs-scored record of 2,107 in his career, discussed "little concerns of ours, this series and all we have to do is grand-slam homer by only a few lofted a sacrifice fly. but the Cubs won, 6-1. that we have to improve on in win one," noted Bird. feet. The Astros, losing for just the Phillies I, GUaii 1 third time in 10 games, took a quick PHILADELPHIA - Steve 1-0 lead when Bill Doran led off the Carlton scattered five hits over game with his third home run of the seven innings for his first victory of season. After that, Rhoden did not Flyers gird for Oilers in Stanley playoffs the season and Steve Jeltz's single allow a runner past first base until broke a seventh-inning tie as the leaving the game. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Philadelphia their first Stanley Cup last year. "Both teams have the team speed to dictate the Philadelphia Phillies nipped the San "Just by watching the Flyers play against tempo," added Keenan, who led the Flyers to the Jays 6, White Sox 1 Flyers aren't conceding much to the Edmonton Francisco. Quebec, you could see how disciplined they are," regular season overall points title as a rookie TORONTO - Jesse Barfield Oilers as the teams prepare for the Stanley Cup Carlton. 1-3, who is in second said Oilers defenseman Lee Fogolin. "That's the coach. drove in three runt with a homer finals, which begin Tonight. But the Flyers admit place on baseball's all-time main idea, discipline and talent. "We fear their entire team p.." '.•••• building," and a sacrifice fly and Jimmy Key that the defending National Hockey League strikeout list, struck out four and "They play like they are 30 years old, but plenty said Oilers Coach-General Manager Glen father, pitched a four-hitter for his first champions do have one edge. walked one. He now has 3,6(7 career fast. The game has changed to speed and they whose club was 0-3 against Philadelphia this major-league complete game to "Obviously when you have been to the finals, strikeouts, trailing Nolan Ryan, who have lots of forwards with speed and a defense season and has an 0-7-1 streak against the Flyers. has 3»2S lead the Toronto Blue Jays to you are more relaxed." said Flyers defenseman Brad Marsh, noting that only one Philadelphia with experience. "We're very respectful of their team. We have to Losing pitcher Vida Blue. 2-1, victory over Chicago, the White be very careful on how we play them." Sox's third consecutive loss. skater — left wing Brian Propp — has ever gotten "I don't think our having been (in the finals) struck out Ozzie Virgil to open the will be a big part in the series at all." The Flyers will be close to full strength for th* Key, 3-3, limited Chicago Greg this far. "We have never experienced anything seventh, but Glenn Wilson doubled Both coaches felt the team that dictates the opener. Captain Dave Poulin returned from a Walker's sixth homer of the year, a like this. A lot of us are walking around pretty down the left-field line and scored on pace will win. knee injury for the final two games against two-out shot in the sixth inning. The wide-eyed. But we have matured as a team. Jeltz's single. "One thing we recognize," said Flyers Coach Quebec and said "I'm feeling fine. The four days 24-year-old left-hander struck out "We're enjoying it all but we know we come Kent Tekulve pitched the final Mike Keenan, "is that this series will be different off between series helped a lot." three and walked one before s to work at 11 in the morning at practice and 7:30 two innings to gain his first save. than against Quebec. We must play at the tempo Right wing Tim Kerr, the Flyers' 54-goal scorer The Giants took a 1-0 lead in the Victoria Day holiday crowd of for the game." The Oilers aren't expecting a big edge from we did in the final game againt Quebec." who strained knee ligaments in the first period of first inning on a single by Dan 44,715, the second-largest crowd in Game 1 against the Nordiques and missed the rest the nine-year history of the their experience in the finals. They lost to the That was a 3-0 victory in Game 6, a Gladden and a triple by Jeff performance that was nearly perfect. of that series, is ready to return. Leonard. franchise. New York Islanders in 1983. then beat them to win North plans Rumson Continued from Page 1B That broke the old Rumson record they played better ball than we did. of 13 set by Joe Gavin two years ago. dinner for We had some baserunning blunders Knox later scored on Graham's today and we'll have to work on sacrifice fly. that." Freehold Township tied the game ex-head coach Lorme was thinking about reliev- with two in the bottom of the third. ing Graham late in the game, but Darin Bergstein was safe on an MIDDLETOWN - A testimonial stuck with him. error and moved to second on a wild dinner for former Middletown High "It looked like Pete was getting pickoff throw. Mike Boermerman School North High School football the ball up," Lorme said. "And followed with a single to send in coach Vic Kubu will be held June 5 (Dave) Briggs was ready to come Bergstein. Boemerman stole second at the Barclay Hotel In Belmar in, but Pete never wants to come out and scored on Gary Wasko's single. starting at 7:30 p.m. of a game." The Patriots (15-5) cut the lead to Graham finished with a six hitter, 4-3 with a run in the fo.irth when The cost will be $14.00 for students six strikeouts and four walks. Dave Silver singled and scored on and $17.00 for everyone else and Rumson went in front to stay in Bergstein's double. then will be a choice of prime ribs the fourth inning. With the score tied or filet of flounder. Rumson picked up another run in at 2-2. Brian Volker singled with two the fifth when Briggs doubled and Reservations should be made by out and raced to third on another Haas singled him in. sending checks to Don Avert at base hit by Tom Knox. The Bulldogs got their final tally Middletown High School North by Cory Schnebel relieved starter in the seventh when Briggs and Haas next Tuesday. Don Donovan here and Rumson s drew walks and Jim Morrison added Mike Carnazza hit a grounder be- an RBI single. Kubu resigned as head coach last tween first and second. Second winter to take over the varsity baseman Mike Boermermanfielded Briggs. who had been in a hitting coaching job at Manasquan. Ayers, the ball, but his throw to Schnebel slump recently, had two hits for the who was the defensive coordinator covering first was wild and both Bulldogs. He broke the slump with for Kubu at Middletown North for runs scored. a triple against Henry Hudson many years, replaces Kubu as head Friday. coach. Rumson scored twice in the third TMi MSttitJI ILUHn WWAI inning. Volker was safe on an error "I was pressing a little bit," Kubu replaces Gary Chapman and moved to second on a wild pitch. Briggs said. "I moved up on the TAKING HIS LEAD — Freehold Township pitcher who resigned from the Manasquan base during yesterday's Monmouth College Invita- Knox followed with an single to plate a little bit and choked up on the post at the end of the 1964 football Cory Schnebel (12) winds up asRumson-Fair tional Baseball Tournament. The first baseman is drive in Volker and the hit also bat. Confidence was the main season- Havan Regional's Tom Knox takes a big Ipad at lirst Mike Dermer. • extended his streak to 14 games. thing ' * 41 The Rrgitlrr TUOMV. MAY 21. 1985 WhytheMets? It's the timely, unlikely heroics at 41. adds: Mr McDowell has a NEW YORK (API - The team chance to be something quite special batting average u 225. and it's been around here " a struggle to get five or six hits a Moreover, the hits come at the game. right time The leading home-run hitter is on The Mets have 24 home runs, 23 the disabled list along with two of which have either won games, starting pitchers, and three other tied games, or extended a lead. key starters are playing with nag- Carter is hitting just .232, but has « ging injuries that have limited their three game-winning homers and effectiveness They've even lost one drove in the winner in Friday night's of their coaches — Bobby Valentine, victory over the Giants with a 12th- who became manager of the Texas inning single. Rangers last week It was the Mets' 23rd victory in I would like to go just a couple their last 24 extra-inning games of days without making any news, " dating to July, 1M3, although the says New York Mets General Man- following night, they lost 8-2 to San ager Frank Cashen "No injuries, no Francisco in 10 innings. coaches leaving, nobody being sent On Sunday, Johnson rested Carter to the minors. Is that a lot to ask?" and Foster and in place of Schiraldi Yet the Mets had the best record started long reliever Tom Gorman, in baseball. 23-11 going into last who had six previous starts without night's game with San Diego and led a win over three major-league the National League East by 14 seasons. games Why? Gorman limited the Giants to three hits in six innings and third "So far the hitting has picked up baseman Howard Johnson. 0 for his the pitching when it had to, and the last 13 at-bats and hitting just 135, pitching lately has picked up the stroked a two-out bases-loaded hitting," says Ron Darling, whe is single in the sixth to drive in two 3-1 with a 2.31 ERA to go with runs and give Gorman a 3-2 victory Dwight Gooden's 6-1. 1 61 "We just THE REGISTER that McDowell saved with three keep going along despite being innings of one-hit relief KARATE WINNERS — Local winners of the Bradshaw Karate Club's second in Fighting; Jimmy Kochman, Eatontown, 12-13, first in minus at least two regulars every "It was the biggest clutch hit invitational Karate Classic at Monmouth College assemble with their Fighting. Santiago Vasquez, not in photo, Red Bank, was first in game." we've had all year," said first awards. Left to right, Chuck Bradshaw, and Mike Bradshaw, Brown Belt Kata, Juan Sardo ol Red Bank took second in Kata "It's the trademark of an excep- baseman Keith Hernandez. instructors; Wanda Burns, Fair Haven, third place in women adult peewee. tional team." says Manager Dave Until, of course, the next game. division, Fighting; Dave Failla, Lincrott, 14-16, first in Kata and Johnson "You win when you're not hitting that well, you win when you're not pitching all that well Right now, we're not hitting and we're not pitching all that well but we're winning." They're also hurting Right fielder Darryl Strawberry, the leading home-run hitter with six, is out for from six to eight weeks with torn ligaments in his thumb. Pitcher Bruce Berenyi. their third starter, is on the disabled list and so is Calvin Schiraldi. called up to replace him. who broke a toe in Atlanta last week. Last year's No 2 reliever. Doug Sisk. is in the minors after giving up more home runs in a month than he did in two previous seasons Then there are the walking wounded All-star catcher Gary Carter has been playing with a broken rib and bruised knee, slugging left fielder George Foster has a bad knee; and center fielder Mookie Wilson has chronic shoulder problems All have been playing, but none has been hitting. So the Mets win with a cast of unlikely characters. They include Danny Heep, hitting 2S2 as Strawberry's replacement, and sinkerballing rookie Roger McDowell, who has taken Sisk s place alongside Jesse Orosco in a bullpen that at one point last week retired 31 batters in a row. McDowell has posted two wins and two saves without a run over his last 11 2-3 innings "Right now, he's doing what Sisk did for me." says Johnson. Rusty Staub. still a productive pinch-hitter FACTORY AUTHORIZED BROADLOOM REDUCTIONS Aguilera is Save on every square yard all installed over 60 oz. rubber padding. 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' $19 95 sq yd Reg. • 99 contract of right-handed pitcher 13 $20.95sq yd... $30 95 sq yd Ne« Rick Aguilera from their Class AAA 16 19 Tidewater farm team and will start SORCERY WHISPERING LIGHTS DEAUVILLE him against the San Diego Padres Cut Pile 100% Nylon with Scotchgard Textured Saxony 100% DuPont Antron Nylon tonight, the club said last night. Textured Velvet 100% DuPont Antron Nylon Mets General Manager Frank Ttils cut pile carpet features nine exciting colorations, Whispering Lights is a new destination in saxony carpet Cashen also said that the Mets each developed for contemporary, casual lifestyles. appearance. With 100% DuPont Antron "Extra-Body" Smooth, sleek and reminiscent of washed wool in a recalled relief pitcher Doug Sisk Continuous heat-setting gives a clean crisp look and nylon. Choose from 15 subtle color selection. Contin- beautiful velvet finish. 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Control In resistance to static shock is Treated with Scotchgard for ease of care and static earned run average in eight starts perm"*1""* with Tidewater. He pitched 541 orcaretreeu" $ 1 «9i reduction. A Monsanto testeestecdi and certifiec d Wear-Dated innings, allowing 49 hits, with 40 Reg strikeouts and II walks. During $20.95 sq. yd. r SOO l199 spring training, the 23-year-old $26.95 sq. yd. harler was 0-1 with a l 93 ERA. , .,..>,.„„ *H. ,u. _w m -^r **. y. wiwm | S31.95s95sq.yd..lk>q yd New MMm\ I• s*j. yi. k Sisk. optioned to Tidewater on May 5, was 0-2 with 8 60 ERA in four Plus Many More Styles AH Reduced For This Special Sale games, three of the games starts. He allowed 11 runs all earned on IS SAVE ON lOOO'S OF SQUARE YARDS OF FAMOUS NAME BRAND CARPET hits while striking out tour and walking 13 Prior to being demoted by the Mets he was 0-1 with 8 S2 WK VK T ERA. — ZZ €£ " ™" FAMOUS BRAND CARPET Cashen also announced that Wes Gardner, a relief pitcher who made Cabin Craft Mohawk only two appearances this season, The WTVI MT YW COVE1E0 WITH MEAT VALKS1 Philadelphia Saltm was optioned to the Tides. Masland Alfiander Smith To make room for Aguilera, the Queen World Mets must clear a spot on their Oan River Downs roster but Cashen said no decision 213 HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLET0WN Monticello Wunda Weave will be made until just prior to game CARPET (Next to Truta'i Dell) Coronet Burlington time today West Point Pepperell And many more Darryl Strawberry, the MeU lead- PHONE 747-4040 Before you buy your new broadloom carpet, you owe it ing home run hitter with six, is to yourself to shop and compare our prices, quality and currently on the disabled list with a Monday thro Friday 10 a.m. • 9 p.m., service You'll love your selection from The Carpet thumb injury. He is not expected Saturday 10 a.m. • 6 p.m., Sunday 12 noon - 5 p.m. Capitol lor many years to come1 back until the All-Star break CAPITOL The Register TVOMY. MAY 21, 1965 SCOREBOARD HORSE RACING BOYS TRACK BASEBALL 110 NM — 1 Hurt MI9>aori (H) 11.1: 1. 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Oartn Youngblood (H| lN-9; 9.10 4 00 140 3100-1 Tom Ntugmon IS) 110l. 3 Cincinnati JO 17 141 1 C The onl^' domestic car witha for five cons SAVE BIQIHHPVLL The Register M COMICS TUESMY. MAY 21, 198$ PEANUTS HAGAR WHAT PIP VOU PUT P0U)N sfiY.Aestfryou 1 YES, l)A hJA6Af* AN"P I HAVEMT FOR THE FIR5T QUESTION? SCEN YOU 6IMCB WE i— I PUT POWN "ELEVEN" r WEPB l ! < i • • BEETLE BAILEY 6lVE ME MORE THERE'S IT'S FLATTERIN© THE OF THAT NOROOM WAV MOU SAVOR CAS5EROLE, YOUR EVERV BITE OF MY COOKIE TRAY COOKlW© THE WAITRESS (WHO'S THE MANAGER SMACK!, MV Five?.' MERE STIMK*' .,nJ ARE KHINP THIS tVBIHP PLOT TO START H4AR BtTweEN ANC XVORY- , TIGER SNUFFY SMITH / | CAUTION AlKPMTi CHllOREN '5 THe$io,ooo PAYMEHT OH THIS HOU6E, THE WIZARD OF ID MTTLt PYRMW? XM NOT IN THE WHAT TYPE OF FAVOR ARE VOU TALKING ABOUT, THE Time KDRCEAN CLAM BENEFIClARV EPTION! WI assssa T WITH THE LJTTLE RjFF ft\U_ IT KE6FS MV BWr/ HOSE RSCM WHI. MN i STiaCNGr CUT OF THE BACKCF VaJK DENNIS THE MENACE DOONESBURY THE FAMILY CIRCUS iotrrmom urn item 600PVEA •mi WtS AC- KV.UHBK mttm •meecaetim an STAKT. •• y A jg o // ^ I M 1 I "Doddy, wil you ti« this prttzal into th« bow kind?" •If I WERE "IDU OW, I Irs ARE MR WHSCN'S ffcve .• The Register TUOMY. MAY 21, 1985 BUSINESS 7B LOCAL SECURITIES Banks 4 Industrial quotations Dtrmalnc 1-3V1S Market closes at record high courMty Fahn«stock a Co., E.F. Hutton •AC Muanoa. i Company Inc., and American Sacurl- soao 11H ir. liat. MM 17 yesterday that the discount rate cut would Bankamerica H higher at 22Vt. 2SU NEW YORK (AP) - The slock market "assist in the process of orderly growth " in the Among actively traded blue chips, Inter- CMH Joroay.. 2S«* H IV 4»H is surged upward to record highs yesterday, economy. national Business Machines rose IV* to133 ; 4'. su svt svt cracking the 1,300 barrier in the Dow Jones Flfel JoWlofy H 34 2'* JH Price* of long-term government bonds, General Electric IV4 to dlVi; American n<* ntm, lanoara S4H 4^4 • industrial average as investors responded to which move in the opposite direction from Express H to 45%, and American Telephone Hri4 PoopMa Nan NJ Monmoutti Capital 4H 4H the Federal Reserve's reduction of its discount Hwlian Sanaarp Moomou* Part 45 U interest rates, rose about 110 for every $1,000 Ii Telegraph H toMH . 31% M Monmoulh Raal EMala 7V4 t rate. in face value in the credit markets. Advancing issues outnumbered declines by as S7 H. J. HaooiiiM Corp. tr* >7H » 2S*. "eomueji Cofpofftston 33 MH Dow Jones's average of 30 blue chips In a sense, the Dow Jones industrials were more than 3 to 1 on the Big Board, and the ShrowaaMry HM Ban* 12 14 Partln-Elmar 2SH 2S merely playing catch-up with other, broader IMIMlhiwp 23* S4k Piaoaton OpUca 3k IH Jumped 19.54 to 1,304.08, surpassing its exchange's composite index climbed 1.24 to a • TruM Co 30 1? Raj-Comm Inn Inc 2k I previous record closing high of 1,299 38 on market indicators that set new highs on May new high of 109.72. 40 SI 10 and have been bettering them almost daily 4114 41V4. Roao axpooraaon 7/S2 March 1. Nationwide turnover in NYSE-listed Issues, Spiral Uooal „ I/is since then. MH MU Stufl var Faoo IS/IS 1S/1S Volume on the New York Stock Exchange including trades in those stocks on regional SunOM Cnaray 14 Housing-industry and related issues that not now H reached 146.25 million shares, up from 124.63 exchanges and in the over-the-counter market, 11H n auparmartaaj Qanaral 4SU 43H would stand to benefit greatly from lower 10 it Syntroa 3*4 4 million Friday. totaled 170.99 million shares. >irvt 21S Thomao Induatnoa is 10'.. interest rates scored some of the day's best CaooaasMas 4H 4K Trano OoOjal AMnoo k After the close on Friday, the Fed lowered percentage gains. Pulte Home gained IV* to Standard & Poor's index of 400 industrials DaM RaaKy... "10 k Trtanaja Muoatto Sow rose 2.90 to 209.88, and SAP's 900-stock OoMlCnR SSJH IW UMtod Tolooonlal S its discount rate — the interest rate it charges 17; Standard-Pacific lVi to 18V*; Lennar % to Da Toniaoo onauoortao... »•. UNvarool Manna S shark Prod. .09 composite index was up 2.30 at a record 189.72. ~ i. ol Amar. u, S. Homao 7H on loans to private financial institutions — 14V*; U.S. Home * to 8V4; Kaiser Cement 1% from 8 percent to 7W percent. Banks across to 18*, and Louisiana Pacific IM to22H . The NASDAQ composite Index for the over- the country quickly cut their prime lending Bank stocks were broadly higher, with J.P. the-counter market gained 2.78 to 294.48. At the rates from l(m percent to 10 percent. Morgan up l'-i at S3; Chase Manhattan up IH American Stock Exchange, the market value NY STOCK EXCHANGE Paul Volcker, the Fed's chairman, said at 60V*; Citicorp up V* at 49V*, and index closed at 232.77, up 2.01. KW TOO «#) - Mi <•/ MM HI IIH- k 0 01 4lk + lk ortooo lor Ito Tort oMtaaaiaoaaao. 10 m i4k— H • ISO 131Slul7k+ k • m tk- k ISO 110041 IIH- k - a - * - 1071 It + k 1114 0 413 47H+ k u» IO U 077 I0H- '.. M IS4 01414 1IU+ k 11 10 Uit0t!4tk + lk 4M I« More large banks 11 131 04 isms a + k l 14 MAM 144 71131 llk+ k II 117) *4H- k headquarters, where pilots were under the two-tiered system would 107331 411 + 14 M IS* II - k 7 12k- H - H - M - r 100 picketing. earn $27,792, they said, while a pilot II 711 14U+ H • 100 IIITSI lOrt - It II .110 33k+ k 40 HjrMl 14 00 14 41 33k 10 IU XH+ « 104 - 01 — United pilots, whose last strike with 10 years experience would earn u is an+ k » 4* 14 141 33k» W ii in 4IK7k+- k was In 1991, had worked without a $74,332 under the current system and M 143041 llk + lk mm 77k+ k r 1 isna 4lk+ k ISiltSSITH— . 3 104307 SO - k It 140) 7k+ k slash prime rate contract since April 1964. $44,828 under the two-tiered system. 10 101 I3k + H 11 370 I0H- k 04 10 >3t 10 + k United has said it will soon begin Meanwhile, FAA Administrator - a - IlltStaSI +lk I ta Ik nast Mk+ k 140 14 111 im* H I 40 111*14 4*k+ VI than six years. hiring "permanent replacements" Donald Engen told the Air Line 410 IH- 14 II iltl 41 + k m Ok- k for the strikers. They are being hired 703 I4H- * n I7II00SM +lk NEW YORK (AP) - More big The central bank said it was Pilots Association that interference i 13 in ISk* H It 74SySSk+ H banks cut their prime rates to 10 cutting its discount rate because of under a special pay plan that would with transmissions could jeopardize IM 110 0 IW 44H- •- 13 OS 71k- k III7SS 3tk- H percent yesterday, joining a move pay captains 175,000 a year and 1st OKOM I 10 11 310 3314- H SOITSO I4H+ k 73304 70 +IH "relatively unchanged output for air travelers, and warned of possible •MA* Ml a is begun last week to drop the key Officers 150,000. 7 «7* 3tk+ H some time in the industrial sector of criminal penalties if the incidents Saadl 70 IOIM»3lk* H oa 4ik+ H u 17 1711 I0H+ H "That's a lot of propaganda right Will. 17 414031 lilt IM BH+ H business lending rate to its lowest the economy, stemming heavily continue. Mi IK 4 4301 31H- k I0U 3Sk+ H tiltl HH+ H 0 1417 3SH+ k level in 6Vt years. from rising imports and a strong 14 101 14 + H I 1*4 7IU4iJ»H+ H 71 IH 10 271 ttk + IH Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., the 111 Ht4 10H+ k 9 210 SIH+ U dollar." MM X II 110 S3k + M I 40 as i4w+ k nation's fifth largest bank, No. 6 MU in 0 1411 Of* -I 111 IS 301 ak+ H According to government figures, a a • 12 4110*7 0k+ k Wk tOO • lilt 40 - W — I — I - Chemical Bank and No. 9 First the U.S. economy turned in an 04*. I 15 SSI 4IH+ H 2.074 SI3K SOH+ H KM! 1 44 • 3471 MH+ H National Bank of Chicago announced »** 07, 100 4H •Trill 70 T IM I0H+ k anemic growth rate of 1.3 percent 34 20 010 I4H4- » - a - today cuts from 10.5 percent. rrrco i II an Mk+ k 13 SI7 4SH+ H during the first three months of this 1010 10H4- H uat 130 Jjnturance tyVgtncy 10 1310 31»- M SSI ISk suite 14 03 2tk + lk The change in the prime, the first year, the slowest pace since the end 11 IO» !!»• H ia 0 330«43k+ k X 15 174 It - H since mid-January, was initiated 14 43 13H+ H 4t«n + k IIO I0S421 11H+ H of the last recession. (Next to Malawan Motor Vehicle) 114144 44M + IH IIS ISH+ H i 1 113771 ak+ k Wednesday by Bankers Trust Co. of In recent weeks, a variety of 17 43H4- H TS3*4ul!k+ k 4144 11 MO 30H- H New York, the eighth largest bank. 10 3110 43H+IH 11300 avk SUM 114 • MSU27H+ k interest rates have been coming 10 3tl 71H* It »> UKtklU I3 34M 4tk+ H otn x 0 7T3ulOH+ k On Friday, No. 2 Citibank and No. down, in part because of a belief in "Covering All Your Insurance Needs" 0 30H 4S00 I4H 107110 4SH+ k Mat 07| karff 114 I0.U71M +lk 3 Chase Manhattan Bank followed MM I 10 1101 3>» »t»i i to 303 !k+ k financial markets that the Federal over 25 years experience OaU 1 0 in»40H» u S440- 00 101430 44k+ k MtOtH SO It IS7 47H+ k suit after the Federal Reserve Board Reserve would be forced to ease i7im^iit» H TOO 7JH S44TM I 1*1300 S4k + 3k 7 471 37H Mrilt 40 t M* Ilk tan 174 110430 »k+ k lowered its lending rate to banks and credit conditions as a way of 1131 30H+ W Mrlt 1.00 UaW 3 II 17 Stu a>> 440 1 a ii + k other financial institutions to 7.5 NO FAULT AUTO INSURANCE *M I 01030 14m-lvt 13171011a +ik Mam I 07a S3003 37k+ k providing momentum to a weak OwrM I 44 70 101 77H+ H Ma Ml arau tl I4l003.lt + H percent, the lowest level in more 0X174 17**+ H IMtan 4127 t»- k IttOa 4IH+ k economy. ANY AGE-ANY DRIVER Mt 140 II 77S 40H+ k 0*n» 140 IJ1J47 «*!**+ IH MMw 110 0 HI 37H+ k - 0 - lafav 140 14il733»k* k 10 OOS I3k+ k MM 140 014S2 41k— k • Problem cases our specialty m 3 10 1710 I1IH4.IU t 477 Slk* k sJld IM 11 4m **k+ H 401140 irlHttl Saw 101 caw 100 — J - 0 1071 »H- k • Free phone quotes CKK2 20 11 171 43H- H II1711 Ilk* k • .4U0»H+lvt 31 30 I0H «•«! 104 • Only 25% down Hi 114 W terial, rather than simply move it to filtering and long-term monitoring CHICAGO (AP) - Weetln|house another landfill systems at some sites for after death of Boy Scout Electric Corp. will be required to Westinghouse spokesman Paul groundwater control. clMn up ilx hazardous-waste titM In Jones said In Pittsburgh that build- The company also could be re- Gamble said the Scouts had per- Bloomlngton. bid., after agreeiflf ing such an Incinerator would make quired to provide an alternative DALLAS (AP) - A "human wall" formed the stunt seversl Urns* and yesterday to • iettl.ment that the net cost of the cleanup far leu water supply for communities near stunt which killed a lS-year-old Boy there was no reason to think It would fed«nl oHIcUli called the largest than the figures announced by the several of the sites. Scout has been banned by scout be danferous. •lac. the "superfund" cleanup pro- government. The cleanup could take up to 15 officials while they investigate the Theitunt used 10 10-foot gram began. Jones laid such the Incinerator years, according to EPA estimates. cause of the weekend accident, aluminum ladders, which were set Federal official' estimated the would also process garbage from the Barbara Magel, legal counsel for which also injured seven boys. vertically snd anchored top and the EPA region, said the contamina- co»t at 175 million to 1100 million, but community, and the company could Kenneth Krawctyk of Piano died bottom by ropes. *>»•»!'*•,»*•• tion resulted from the disposal, WestinfhouM aatd it would be earn money from selling staam or after suffering lacerations of one of scouts between each ladder, Uklng mostly by Westinghouse, of electric jubetantially leu became It will electricity generated by the burning the main arteries to his heart In the positions at the bottom, middle and make money while burning con- capacltators filled with PCB-con- waste. accident on Saturday at Camp top and holding on with their hands taminated material. tamlnated oil. Wisdom, south of Dallas. as well as standing on mop on Pour of the six dump sites were on "Most of this went on between the The til sites are contaminated Billy Gamble, executive director either side. the EPA's national priority list for late 1980s and the early l«70s In a with polychlorlnated bipoenyli, or of the Circle 10 Council, which Other scouts on the ground helped cleanup under the "superfund" pro- manner that was legal at the time," PCBi. which are known to cause governs more than 400 troops, Hid steady the structure. gram. she said cancer in laboratory animals. an Investigative team will be ap- Scout supervisors on the scene "I think in the early yean, there She said that EPA investigators Valdai Adamkui, admlniitrator of pointed by the council's board of could not say why the structure was not full knowledge of the amount* were looking at 10 other sites that the Midwest regional office of the directors. toppled over, Gamble said. of contamination, even though we may have been similarly con- Environmental Protection Agency, Gamble said investigators will Field agent Richard George of the closed our sewage treatment plant In taminated and that the settlement said the consent decree, reached look into the cause of the accident i Dallas County medical examiner's 1976," said Mayor Tomtlea Allison of did not release anyone from any after nine years of litigation at the R. Bradford Murphy and determine whether the stunt office said the boy died from Bloomlngton. "It's only become a subsequent liability. state and federal levels, was the first should be attempted again at the "lacerations of the superior vena front-page issue in the last couple of Ms. Magel said the consent decree in which a company agreed to National Boy Scout Jamboree July cava," the large vein which collects years." would not shield Westinghouse from incinerate contaminated material on Local man gets 17, as the boys bad planned. blood from the bead, neck and arms. lawsuits filed by individuals who Its property. In addition to excavating about Police and the medical examiner The lacerations apparently were due contend they were contaminated. Westinghouse will build a high- 660,000 cubic yards of PCB-con- ruled the death an accident and to pressure on the chest. temperature Incinerator to to de- Ralph Pickard, technical sec- award of merit tamlnated soil from the six sites, planned no further Investigation. Krawctyk died at Methodist Hos- stroy the PCB-contamlnated ma- retary for the Evironmental Man- Westinghouse must set up drainage. The same stunt had been done at pital In Dallas after being flown agement Board of Indiana, said state PHILADELPHIA - R. Bradford the 1934 National Boy Scout Jam- there by helicopter from another health experts and those from the Murphy, statistical consultant, boree, according to ! ifflcials. hospital near Camp Wisdom. federal Centers for Disease Control ATfVT BeU Laboratories, Holmdel, would continue testing residents to has been named a 1965 recipient of Carrier goes to sea after determine the seriousness of the the Award of Merit by ASTM contamination Murphy, a resident of Little Silver The settlement was lodged in a Convictions of 4 are upheld Point Road in Little Silver, received $620 Million overhaul U.S. District Court in Indianapolis the award at ceremonies hosted by were convicted in 1983 on all 16 ATLANTA (AP) - A federal and will remain open for a minimum ASTM Committee E-ll on Statistical counts in the indictment, including appeals court yesterday upheld the 90-day public comment period. It Methods, In Pittsburgh last month. conspiracy to import marijuana, the ship can use only three of its four drug convictions of four people PHILADELPHIA IAP) - The would settle a complaint filed by the He was cited for his many years of conspiracy to distribute and to propellers until it can be repaired in accused of smuggling 12,950 pounds Navy's first "supercarrier." federal government in January 1963. leadership, guidance, advice and possess with Intent to distribute September, Peterson said The prob- of marijuana into the country in an although hobbled by a broken gear, Several critics made their feelings counsel to Committee E-ll and marijuana, importation of mari- lem was not related to the overhaul, operation that was linked to the left the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard known moments after It was an- ASTM on matters of precision and juana, possession with Intent to he said. murder of an Eastern Airlines pilot. yesterday after a 1020 million over- nounced. accuracy, quality control and quality distribute marijuana, illegal trans- haul designed to add 15 years to its "I see a number of problems with Workers were criticized after assurance as they relate to stan- The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of portation of U.S. currency and active life the consent decree. ... there are defective welds found on the USS dards development. Appeals upheld the convictions of conspiracy to avoid income taxes. The 31-year-old L'SS ForresUl, the things we'll never know because all Saratoga following its overhaul here The Award of Merit, and the Constance Haas Meester of Live Haas and Sawyer were convicted second ship rebuilt here under the of the information is locked in the forced $3 million in repairs, but an accompanying honorary title of Pel- Oak. Fla , Jeanne Sanfratello of 15 counts ajj won an directed Navy's $2 billion Service Life Ex- files of the court," said Bloomington inquiry later absolved the employees low of the Society, were established Tumulty of Camden, N.J., Robert verdict of acquitty on the tax count. tension Program, sailed for its attorney David McCrea, who rep- and blamed a new welding tech- in 1949 by ASTM. The award re- Haas of Valdosta, Ga , and Edward The four defendants raised four homeporf of Mayport. Fla . to resents several residents who sued nique cognizes distinguished service to the Conrad Sawyer of Miami They were issues on appeal, including the prepare for a training cruise, said Westinghouse. cause of voluntary standardization among eight people indicted by a argument that the District Court yard spokesman Al Peterson The Forrestal s overhaul was "If we take this long to clean up through productive service to ASTM, federal grand jury in Macon in was wrong to have admitted Because of the gear problem, completed on time and within its every dump site, we're in big marked leadership, outstanding con- March 1982 evidence of the murder of Frank discovered by yard workers May 6. budget. Peterson said. trouble." tribution, or publication of papers. Ms Meester and Ms. Tumulty Marrs, an Eastern Airlines pilot Classified. .ACTION LINE S42-17OO =INDEX= Public Notices Situations Wanted Male 55 Pett and Livestock. 77 Buildlngi/Qarag Camping Equipment 153 rect Insertion of any advertlsment AlrcrafL 76 and only when It materially affecu ((••gait) Situation* Wanted Wanted to RenL Recreational Vehicles 154 Male/Female 56 Swap or Exchange 78 the value of the ad If It contains an Bicycles/Mini Bikes 80 Special Notices Child Cart/Nuraery Real Eetate for Sale Automotive error call classified. All ads are re- Schools 57 Sports Equipment 81 •trlcted to their proper classification 130 Wanted Automotive 220 Lost and Found Swimming Pools 62 Open Houses and act in the regular Dally Register Special Noticbt Houses lor Sale 131 Construction Equipment 230 Financial CBt. Electronics 63 style of type. Right is reserved to Auto Financing 240 Travel-Transportation. 12 Merchandise Wanted. 64 Condominiums/Town edit or re|ect any copy or ad Buslnesa Opportunity. 61 . 132 Auto Insurance 250 Instruction 15 Price Buster 65 Houses. Mortgaoet- 62 Incom* Property - 133 Auto Rent/Li 260 Mona>n»y To LoanI . 63 134 Auto Services/Parti 270 Business Directory Real Estate Rentals Farm Property- TO PLACE Money Wanted- 64 Commercial Property... 135 Motorcycles 280 Bualneea Service 21 YOUR Apartments 101 Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers 290 Arts a Crafts 22 102 CLASSIFIED Merchandise Houses for RenL Lots and Acreage 137 Autoa For Sale 300 R*ntali to Share 103 Mobile Home 138 AD Employment Merchandise lor Sale. 71 Winter Renta 104 Cemetery Lots 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE H.lp Wanted Mai* or Female Oarage/Yard Sale 72 Summer Rentali 105 Real Estate Wanled 140 51 Machinery For Sale 73 Furnished Rooms 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babyslttlng/Chlla Care 52 Rental Service 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEAR8I 542-1700 Recreational Domestic Help 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes- 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situation! Wanted F»rrnle 54 Auction Sales 76 Commercial Rentals 108 Boats and Accessorial 152 sponsible for more than one incor- 8:30-4:50 234 Marlboro »7 HtghUnde 2« Holmdel 234 Marlboro 234 Marlboro 234 Marlboro 234 Marlboro 2MMeribore M M an R-40A .one. Ill 0(1 PUBLIC NOTICE adveraaM aooordlns lo law: and noroby appropnaiad trt* turn of nanoa (a not a ourront w Id) Nat moaaaing no.uoo on Loael Bend Law Pteaee lana noVoa mat ma tol- Qaor|aan Ortva, aaM approval PURSUANT TO THE RE- ' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 1260.000 taid turn toaing In. and lo a proporty ol improva- P'laao- Way t. iaat mtng ordtnano OUIREMENTS OF THEmat tha aama ba ooneUred for aluarva ol an ippropnationt ooount of MM 732 fatontown m*nl which th* TownaWp may and IniaiHlan SAUL O HORMK. Mayer by the Mayor MARLBORO ZONING BOARD final peeaag. on June 13. IMS at horaiotor* m«d« thexafor by tha IVSLVH 0. PIOOOUNI. ^^ and CounoH of ma Borough ol on pdopled July J. 1PS4. and NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN SCO P M at ma Marlboro Mu- Townahlp, •»ciu»iv. o< an ax- lawfully matta an approprtatton aooouneng eat- - PUBLIC nonca THAT ON MAY It, IMS THE as a ganaral improvomont aaat of laeuano. of aaM obH- III •!•!»• dart a oopy ol th* ootarmtnaaofi, nicipal Complet. 1»7« Townamp paetad fadaral grant ol MM.2M aujnca reeding and a pubac heertng at a together with pertinent FOLLOWING ACTION WAS Orlva. Marlboro. Mew Jaraay. al and HI1.731 io ba provtdad tor (B, Th* partod of uoofutnaaa of gallona. aa defined and TAKEN eumortaad by SlIBln 40A;J-JO Tha ertmaxaa pubaaned hare- PUBLIC NOTICE regular maaOno ol tha Oovernmg Jocuolaa wrtroh MM an paraon. imaroatad by tha Waatarn Monmouth uw- Body KM on Mey II. 1BSS. malar Ma been ZB I5.S2M BOVCE. Applicant will be given an opportunity to ba rttat Authority, and Includtrtg th* tattona of Sootion 40A;2-22 of al aaM Lao, It and aha! ba onren that Charlee and UM aald LooaJ Bond Law and aooord- tnaniad By ma eeuenoa of pud Stroller neve miM appgaaaan to ORDINANCE ' " ol lha Townehlp Ctar* and la waa givan parmiation to convart heard concerning aaM Ordl- aum of 91S.O0O aa a down pay- awallabla for wapacuon during an axlating Darbar anop into an mant lor Mid Improvarrnant or ino toth a raaaonaWa itfa tnoroof rnej caioniown AOrHnQ eVOvO of la ma yvara. SaaBon S. Tha fua Mai and *d,u«tmoni lor a wrtanoa to Ordmanua emenoing i^tepter ragular nojr. ol bualnaaa. afflclancy apartmant at Box OFFERED BY: Veoohlerelll and purpoaa raqulrad by taw and a TraMc" •> provide toe I Winy 21BB. RD3 Englnntown (Block now available morafora by vtrtua MARIAN MARTIN CORP. Call 760-7850 In this DIRECTORY PATTERNS An Equal Opportunity Employe* plaaaa call 848-4000 axt. 2S2 An fQua/ Op0Orfl»Wty tmplDft naaw. MAY 21, iws H The Hi- SltuallenftVanteoJ II HelpWanted 11 Help Wanted SI HtlpWanttd SI HrtpWHteoJ ii Si Help Wanted SI HelaWaiHeoi female COOK - KJMWI help Fun or DRIVERS - For vena at 34 70 UOUORS STOR* CLERKS - P/T CHIROPRACTIC ASSIS- JTOcil PSRSON - Ta (toPkor- •Wt M AM*/ In pareon TM and bueee at 3*40 par hour GIRLS & BOYS CaaKari. pan k Kra bma UuM dara tor oWNngCo. Oapan- TANT - Tuee t Thura 0:30-1 dabto pmaii oeanaa. S30-0000 III! Mi MUM SO Eng- Apprn.imaaai 4 hra par day UyraandoMor bo 10 or ovor. Apply In pm t 2 30-0pm. and sat. from *Jh PH. Red Sank. 741-M*4 Onfy depondabto good drlvora Buy MM Liquor*. A» Ht 0.30-1 p m 0M *30-4vT7 neod apply Training avaHabla You're Naadad rating > oovaragaa aro TANK TRUCK OWVSRJ - COOK - UMn - -| 1 SSI. Sao Painting & Good aatory and company ban- CM tor reeervebon qmrad Sanaral 0M00 dubaa making money CM ISO 0007 NJ 0774S. 4SO-3I9O aMa CM CWtotta Hoami Can COOK /HOUSEKCEPfR - Com- * W.Klng ERA LINCROFT REALTORS Rad sank araa. 930-0100 panion tor coupto WHa ra- Paperhanglng X 900-0422 tor an J sVpni^T^affpfajDj l^aBjHJS; sapaj SPR1IIB MOUSS D4L 545 Excavation BILLS LAWN SERVICE A-1 OUALITY PAINTINO — Dona 47-3030 (MS. 747-3M7 SECRETARY - laaartonaad Custom Car Claanars Mowing, bagging 0 trimming wnh prioa. int I E«t atalnmg RaM Eatoto Siorilar, tor buay • • I00H ELBOW QREASE • J KOPF • SONS EXCAVATING auaHrhj work, frao •abmatoa . ESTATE SECRETARY — omoa Lloanaa — Doaar S backhoo tor Mro. EiioiHinl locol lalannuai. CM and organ! Sama day aarvica Rich lor fraa awn an 201-9021 Md Pour Thura CM 371-1340 TYPINO — "my I •FREE- 204-7104 Your dm la our buai- NURSCS - RN/LPN AROTENUTOS LAWN SER- ALL-AROUND PAINTINO OXWntOUMKSIPtft - Com- Pickup I doHvoryl ICE — Dopandabto lawn aar- SSCUWTY OPPICCPa) - Pan- 0 LOW. LOW PRICES' TRACK LOADER - 20 Ion. 4 in 1 •arvmg Monmouth County M.. a«l . apaaung. poaching, REAL ESTATE "wffra. s LOU. 747-0069 buckot with oparator. LOT •rjpd lawn* cut 37O-M0S ahootrock t [Hillr Raaaonabla ouva thoughl about H Lara talk seas —»• OR Waaya Pamang ISI-igS! avaa CLEARtNO, BASEMENTS and about n now Our onto* to ona of CM 741-0029. Mon.-Pn.. 10 30 Sat * Sun ar Prl. Sal * Sun Lhra DAVE. 747-7206 DEMOLITION M2-MO6 COMPLSTE LAWN CARE — ALL0CCA BROS - Cuatom lha lop 4 in tha Rad Bank araa. a.m.-4:30 p.m only A CLEAN CAR Serving Lit*. Silver. Rumaon. Wa ara buay Wa naad you lu or out RatoiMioa* Own»ana- pamttng Sarvioa lnterlor-ea- •atoaoan Cantor, IBS Hwy. 14, pmtoOllll. CM 971-1140 IS A HAPPY CARI 565 Fireplaces aV vabury * Mlddlatown 10 tortor proa eatimaw. Inourod HCRITARY/TYP18T — Par. Woodatovea eap. Raaaonable ratee. "473*3* HotmaM. N J. 040-4200 i Wa ewrranOy hava 7 nandnt poawon JV CUSTOOIAL CAM - Par tomato 444 Bathroom 47-072$ NURSCS AIMS M/F MHHon-Ooaar aaaoclalaa Naad 1 tobnahad CPA firm Knoaladg* " rap In. 34 hr. 61 Buslneas L PAINTINO — In- Remodaling A FIREPLACtS-WOOO STOVES OAROSM PATH LANDSCAPE NJ SUM nanaloaaau aralanad mora. Skpartonoarl or boglnnora l l Mll typing hatpfuhatpf l but Opportunity Cmmnaya. bnck haanha 0 wan* tortor/awtartor work Proa oaa- 2:30 p.m to 0 p.m.. 2 90 p.m. to d Salarl y Sank. CM 741-7130 or 747-O310 Ceramic Tile Brick, atona brock, oonoroto Maurad. Ratominai 1 p.m . 10 90 p.m .7 am Par- :ENTURTII conns. Mar 0 p.m. Froa am CM741-O010. 14K GOLD JEWELRY ALL TILE AREAS - Eapart ra- Rapan J Stock. 3S1-OOS7. CMS71-4 Sac fringe OUST BUSTERS - Commercial. SUV AT WHOLESALE FROM 11 F PakHavon ponuaftyior r pairt Bath ramodoling alnco D J-S PAINTING pan bma Par Dtom rato or aatory aasdanaal. HOOT wajtir*0, CHTpa)! 1865 Bob Aklua. 2OO-OM7 5»5 Qaroen Tilling - Hyoura 741-71 SMLL APROWT 07740. or CM FLOWER SEDS S OAROEN - RSCEPTrONaST - Par pro- NO RJSK PMVESTMSNT CERAMIC TILE 2043477 or 730-4009 aak tor (d. B* a PART TSwt or PUU TIM* RiiHimaU. Proa aoamabM. Paat joroTafA§i *art fJivtai tva- SSCRSTARY - WHh ward pro- SXPV SASYBITTIR - My CONTRACTING Sonrteo t r*>Timnll rataa CM EDDIE 0 PArNTrNO na^ rayfa^UM ofSaa MBa ro- nmlng or togal aa*. be. typing Batha. ahowara. waaa t floor* Tom. 4So-gg7i. 4on-Frl 10-11 noon or 1 30-1 30 ana.. RaqJrad Ptoaaa c3 MPROVE YOUR LAWN TODAY totortor 0 tjaartot OK NOFRANCHaM Fuflarl Prompt aorvica Froa aalimaio* OARDENS TILLED - Wnh 3 hp Patching, Caulking 0 Riglulng RECEPTIOMST — With onp S31-SSM. *•"• asaa 10 a S. Pan amajfutt Call anynma lor appl 342-7407 THC LAWN BARON STUOSMT NURSES mal 310OO in.eabiiam. avaran- troy boar RaMnmbla Cart 222-7230 SECRESECE T ARY/RSXEPTIOWSRSXEPTIOWST toad raturr-Jbto lyaSw, S42-400S or 741-7100 UN • p m Buay VaaM aatotoa omom a Hi SaS a CM 445 Cabinet Making ANDSCAPrNO - Spring cwan. Naal - Ctoan - Raaionabl* aM linaliv. tot ua ba jour HOTOTILLINO Cantor. ISO Hwy. 34. IIMnOal. RSCSPTrONaST — ParVM Bma Bright noadda ' r 0 p m. 037 0040 CASINETS BY SHELLEY - For- Hood For Fraa Eaamata NJ. mica krichon cablnou. counlar Any *ua garaan CM EddHal 071-4403 FEMALE — To otoan 3 daya par Can Ann al 291-0(72 iBMilal Mbto, mdudkig aoma week WHh car and 2 rotorancea top*, vanwaa. wM unrla s 41-0041. aM tor SVuca JC BROS. PAINTING - In- OFFICE POSITION - Dubaa M- - • —• • • lumnura 401-0000. otudo aniwanng tolaphann and CM STO>SSST *m 1 p.m "OTOTILLINO - Oat your gar- QUALITY SERVICES - Com- •nor/aBtortor. atoimng Fraa aa bright paraon dan raady By tha hour Pro! gonoral offlea work Typing r%- Salary baaad an a>p. 1 CM anyama ft bmatob. At raaannabu coat* tn- qutaM. Hour* 3:30-0 CM l akiaa and o>- 447 Carpentry 741-osig 741-4400 eured. CM SB3-1211 pananoa m daakng with >ta pub- 042-4700 far appt 223-3444 for mtorvlaw ancaa 0 own tranlinitaSllii. ADDITIONS J4JPAINTINO CONTRACTORS lic. Mokjdaa avonlng 0. a*akaml 595 Home ROTOTILLItM - Oat your gar- PAINTERS —Commercials cua- houra. CM tor Intojvlaw. Ptoaaa oM aftar S pjn Dona by prnlaailunal den ready By tho hour Free EiclarUr pamang. Proa aasifiatoa SSI -Ml-soao "^ CaH 730-1414 Improvements -Ttoaa*. 741-031* Ouaiity work 01 a raw prlco. tom pombng. Muat hava 9 yra. oaaarng. A 707^*13 eaa.. own Irana. 4*9-1330 or run ofnoa. — Putt or pan CRAFTMANS CARPENTRY — ADOTIONS - OP SOIL - Oood quoWy larm 737-4373 hra 9-10 P m RECiPTIONIST/SECrWTARY - •a limHlnl Prom dock* to ityllghla and idallng aarv Rad Bank araa law firm aaaka PAPERHANOING PAINTERS -CommaraoH cua- Muat dm*. CM Ovarything In-batwoon ~ 2*4 5154 Ua •oporttangar a«panancod InaWdual. Oubaa ban gaurantaad Call tom pamang. Muat hava 9 yra AFFOROABLE — Homa riaalr* Tha PomMUno Touch cvrs-^- 7-0 p m. 544-3703 aap. own Irana. 400-1300 01 a0 raoapHon araa, aontng SERVICE STATION ATT1XOCNT - Pan ama. S r*moda»ig. u-tniu t m- Froo Eat 741-9000 737-4371 hr* 9-10 pm DECKS - Bookcoaaa. kiKnana. aurod. Proa aaomatoa. OUNC and pooang mM. Ming and — PUBS pan amo. ugM maohan- CM TREES- Shrube PAINTERS HELPtR WANTED - typing. Wa aftor an auracrva toMduttaa. fttoat 0 rokabto. Pay bath, haoamonta rapoirod or ro- CONSTRUCTION CO U3-0404 wtmlaaeli and retoK. Many var. 696 Pool Services modalad Coramic tlla No job to atdw* aa>jriBHaafe^ba- iaa»aklii w • • aU D J VEKrOS • SON — Oonarol - 5 acrea of nuraary atoek J • S POOL SERVICE — Spring mr aTuaiiiibsji atnpiQf*fTiani. a* mouth Sraat Chavron. Rad MATURE FEMALE - To bvo M. amaw or larga. CaH 747.5023 contractor. Homa or hnamaaa ro- mg and Made treoa Ever- Fraa roam * maato. Plua M con- 62 Mortgagee hour CM 741-7011 ahar s p.m 747-4120 batvjain 0 a.m s 1 vantonuaa. CM 2S1-S0S0 HOME CRAFTSMAN - Carpan- palr ramodal or bund 12 yoar* I. Landeceper > etocount PART TIME - Naad aura oaan? p.m. tor Intorvtow. try. woodwork. |ob* dona with In himnna CM 400-nSS. HOLMOEL FARMS Work on homa phono program. SHEET METAL - Inotalton) WOMAN - To cara Hv am- Pfoclwon Job loo big for you? 2*4*313 2*43*23 Flaalbto Eornupto310p«hour RECEPTK5NU1T — Manor do- aBiitod. Pormaiiaitl work, Oood butotoryMrokapaltonl Pan-Bma GET VISA/MC KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO SWIMMING POOL - Oporang CM Barbara. 747-0300. Mgn ahowroorn Put ttma. 0-8. pay. banana. CM 7S7-S0S4. Too amaH for othor*? CaH Kan apocioM Low ratoa. Wa no al waab-anda. Car nudaj. CM Sodarlund. 800-2071 UM 5 PM - Total BuHdmg 0 ronovabona. 626 Lawn Mower JO* tmcrtoSBil upon epptt- 071-0441 Naw 0 old Addition*. Knchana. rapaira malor S minor Vary ro- PART TIME - Gal/Guy Mday L Appiyln SHCST METAL HELPER WANT. RETIRED CARPENTER — SmaH Bath. Dock*, ate CM 741-1000. Tune-ups Itabta Low prloaa. 12 yra oxp For Manor daaignar Typing and SO ^Xjrra. eap preferred CM WOMAN LOOKING POR aakra. Otvoraa duHa* Mual ba 1 and madlum auad foba. and SERVICE 0 REPAIR - For appl CM 477-1S4S. W DAY WORK daoka. Fraa aaumatoa. CM OUST BUSTERS - Commorctal. orgamaad CM S30-1770. 10-0. 741-0707 or 774-0000, raaldanbal. Floor waxing, carpot 714 Root Costing RECEPTIONIST/StCReTARY — SHORT ORDER COOK — 0 For brochure and appKaBon ahampoolru). Jjonan Froa mck-up and daavary. CM Saato ofBeo akWa 0 good tola- Wallran/aaltoi. lap. only Cor- U04SS7.' 101-1420 or 072-2340 SPRAY OR BRUSH ON - Olaa* PART-TIME phona vetoa raqurrad Abttty to nuoopto Raat. 00 Mapto PI. Kay- 450 Carpet Cleaning Monad ooaong to *aal t rapair port. MO 1S31 ^^ 64 Situations HAVE SCREENS WILL TRAVEL EVES. & SAT. A.M. autokry In a buay A-1 EXPERT Carpal Craanlng - 635 Light Hauling Hat roof*. SO por gaaon. CM •ale* omoa HraIra.. 3 30-9 p It r*. M rapalra. wtnaowa. HAP Chamoo 041-1714 a. 3 30-9 p.m. It Wanted Female Llphotatary cloaning Raaaonabla door* awnmga. window covar- HOUSES - Oaragaa. yard 9 Oraol ooponunrty to aorn from 0 PO OOo» 217j.lt- SUMMER 404-*«7.3*1i ratoa Morn* Hoffman. 747-0100. mg* CM 747-1027 guttora daonad out S hautod 370 00toil90 00 aa Savor. NJ 07730. away. Mini 715 Roofing Waawy In aur talaphaiia aaloa RECEPTIONIST — For vary ac- LOWRATSS 45S Carpet InstaHatton HOME IMPROVEMENTS 747-3120. It Biding IS COMING 24 HR. Emorgoncy Sorvloo. 10H ABOVE THE REST Mia* « core CABINETS SV SHB.LEY - Por- BOW LIOHT HAULING ^**- w"S>i ajpnTe^aoaOUry OVnOa. SOONI INCWLOCARCI DISCOUNT Por Sonura TWa » kkaal for mica kitohona. counlar topa. wM SH-07S2 Mova anything local or long dta- ROOFING - Raaldanbal. com unlta S fumrturo 402-0000 lanoa. Yardo. coNara. garagaa marcial Ropaira Inaurad 1 HOMEMAKER8 Bma, tStl Sun. 0-4 p.m CM Earn extra vacMon caah making happy and wM oatarl tor whM JtwTS CARPET INSTALLATION claanad out Ltoanood S Inaurad. gaurantoad. Atlantic Contract Rumaon RoaHy 343-10*4. telephone cade from our office In you work. I am a Pair Havan 68 Money to Loan JOHN ROE8INO 4H93O2 MATURE STUDENTS mother aha ban do M of tha — Saloa. claaning. ra-ioya. ra- RECEPTIONIST — Wo ara took Shrewebury. Muot have a good atraachoa s ropaira 204-0177 Intoitoi/oatoiloi homo rapair* ANYONE telephone voloa and be everlabHi above! 2* yaare expartonee Ir Carwficala of Occupancy work CLEAN YARDS Who haa a naad tor aura mg tor a rooaeaontol to work In ChHd on WHh TSMOPIC rator SUPERIOR SIDING 1 ROOFING our buoy oHtoa You muat ba evontoaamm• *30pm., Mon. Cabara. ataaa a garagaa Inoutotad vinyrtnyl aidingBiding, alualuminur m mooma. CM now. thaaa won t thru FrT, and Sat.. *-1 p.m. •niaal CM S41-0007 *JSVS 460 Ceramic Tile Froo aoHmatao Froooabrnalaa laatleng. datM uTUitod and abto to No |ob too amaH nga OuaHtylao nanaHa haavy ajitona woek, fWrvi FOR INTSRVISW CALL APARTMENT OR HOUSE A PERFECT TILE a RENO- 741-1140 priority! Froo aabmala* Can tlna 941-0030 anyama. DIANE AFTER • p.m. VATION CO — Saw*. inataHa- 40S-1O09 and do aght typing. » mtaraatai CLEANERS - A* otoantog ma- COUNTRY HAULINO — Wa haul CM 320-1030 PART THUS - toaamynaatoi aand raauma about youraotf and tortol auppttad. CM 1S1-4S80 Bon 4 rapalra. Proa aat raoldon- anything Fumtma. apta.. otc aide, n-3 Man-Pn 33 90 hour 542-4068 aal 0 common*. 201-010-0710 CONSTRUCTION — aatory rasukafiianai to: Unfvor SASYSITTINO-ByoobagaMu. Pay 1 low hourly raw CM 720 Sewing Thla la not a aummer fob any OraaNca. 11 Waal Ava. Al Saual Oppty Employer M/F dotona, ranavarllona 4N dajcsti 431-3100 JUS CERAMICS - Tito MataHa- Raadlanllal 0 Uuatriaa*. Inourod Machinoi toMto faghtonda. ftu OTT10. Am tton. hoa aaMmalaa. CM 707-0030 aak Mr John PART TIME TELEMARKETING SUMMER JOBS OLL^RU 071-3030 or S71-7O2S. Jofl 660 Masonry Repalra - So pan of an oadbng mf RESTAURANT HELP — Cook* SPRING SPECIAL — Rooting Service SBMNO MACHINE - Servlee 3 program. Aporounatoty 30 hra . ANO BASYSimNO - Studanl nurae 600-323^666. fat MI 4*0 Construction SOS par aq Vinyl akjmg. 3110 par SATURDAY EASILY EARN 040- MASONRY — PWapUcaa. brick. rapair. 40 yra. eapartonoa AN par waak Wa mill. CM P» Good pay. CM balaaan 3 S 3 340 WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- FREE ESTIMATES aq Fraa guitar s laadail wtth work done m my Shrewsbury Conn « oss 1100 nn. 30 TATION NSCISSARTHOW: •• Own Irana avory aMMg |ob 071-0713 atone, atope. pattoa. oencroto. On M phaaoa of homo ropwr 2»i-4«7r ^^ homo. 741-7443. •VSR YOU MUST LIVE IN S4/hr. CM 371-440*. work Carpantry. aninglaa » not TOTAL RENOVATION CON PART TfME - Svemng cueto- RESTAURANT PA — Ganaral KEANSSURO. PORT MON- lav. Our apaclaHty AH work fully STRUCTrON INC - Addroona 665 Moving a 740 Tree 8ervlcea dien * Hoar poraon ivaaaaa M toad prop. Portoct tor atudonta MOUTH. HAZLOTT. SELPORO BACK-UPS guarantaad Tom 372-0030 Haatot S UrHon Beach area. • to d d Storage WOODY 5 TREE SERVICE 10 pm CM "" •an'a Pub. Monmouth MM ANO MIOOLETOWN ARCAS If housswofk ha* you In s TraaS ahrub trimming a 942-7730 Mr. Tumor THIS IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE bind, don't say "Undal" PIANO SVSRSii _ 506 Disc-Jockey TEACHERS MOVINO IMC — PART 1M SSCMTARY - 0- POR MORE INPORMATION — • - - TOTAL RENOVATION CON M. Putty Inaurad Froa CALLMR QICKSON9II 304X1 Say "BACK-UPS!" THE PARTY MASTER STRUCTrON INC — AdaWon* ataa Can 330-1312 p.m tor condo omoa. Muat ba RETAIL SALES - Putt ttmapoo . Maosla Dt*c~ Jockav with Uont wlnaowa. daeka. aaaan 1 Froa aartmataa LocaULona Onv good typlol. 122-2100 raon wwwtt tooal toftoaa r manulaoanulao. Quality desnlng soxvlc*. •noa-Storaga Uc RC00007 turar. SatoS * anan.. piatoiiail. but •how For M oociaoloin. Oradu- Fraa aoamatoa- CM 71a- PART-TIMS - imiortl houaa auad te aC Reasonable phoss. aaonal Can Paul Coaa 071-0101 Shrawaoury Ava Rad Sank 750 Tutoring nal roaulraa.. WWMM IraM. Inqutro* Florida Spadala. CM 93O-t3I3 gukM Manmiuajt County Hto- OM 0420700 urns to Waaa Lans Branch. RS- HSZNM, Holmd*., 5M Houee TUTORS UNLIMITED — AH aub tortbal SO 00/hr Approk aukaa knulHgi of M phaaaa Matawan a fVUddMown 530 Electrical Cleaning Mela. M tovokj. Tutora through 40 hra par month. 402-1403 RN-Putt Opart bma. 11.7 Mm. on iiiaawajiiaiiab. Salary S400 par •75 Odd Jobs out Monmouth County CM wk. • tnngaa CM S4»-0S71. Call 671-4813. 24' IUM I fi Services ATOt- 071-0203 PART TIMS-I FroahoW Conva Cantor. CM tor "—-"-» • nsoR - Abto to plan CERTtPIED NURSTS AIM — BEST ELECTRIC claaning. RaMpbto. quality aar A-1 OOO JOS SERVICE -SmM mtarvtow 0-0 431-0117 WMeeraftxsolwaOrohadVenln tna V ai*»A Lie No 0773 Faot dapondabu vwa al compoatfva prloaa CM lob oaparl. PuOy WORRIED ABOUT EXAMS CM 071-0007° and liailSuil prooucbon and O C EC now oftora tutoring Wa m >w> aVjaMbw lawfaakwibAaboai 11 SSI — nwhaana. from S om.-4 pm. CM SaV aorvica RabaonaWa ratoa Froa 747-4042 Raaaonabla rataa Can 930-0319. PART THwE - I CM 071-0121 •UMatlai M PI111111, SMUgy. « Bma. 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Putt or pan Bma. Goad 3 hour amoroancy aarvloa CM S7I-1SSS at Sara Han. 400 Pnapim your own buemiaa whtto ear c USto aMvar. NJ or by c ariae. tnea and oaeh. 043-2400 Mon. *Vu Prt The only roemramona ara snsTAILOR/nTTERr "S* - Put•—t ante or - 14 yra. youaroattoaet 11 yoeradd pan Bma Apply to tomat Taaora >«ltT TIMS • • Ctoanora. 7-11 In N » O mniaaai New atora To Mgn up. oM 942-4000. I around^ OM aftor »M, 31S. mmr. MAY 21.1985 Hi.. H,M1»i, .71 Marchandlsa 71 M.rchandls* 71 Marchandlsa 71 Mtrchandli* 101 Apt. for Rent I 102 Houtai (or rant for Salt 131 HouiailorSila 132 Condot/ 152 forSala farSala lor Sal* • ELFORD FKSEATS -*»iyT* KEANSBURG — 4 SMALL EATONTOWN EXCLUSIVE — 4 Townhoutts Accessories Couch, contemporary MATAWAN - II Oanw Drtva ROOMS Clean, t or 2 adulta No 3 bedroome, klda pale fine. b#droofti covontai. Eal-tn butH Like now. 49'. 11 HP 11200 STAINED GLASS LAMP pats Rat. reoulrad 7*7-22*2. HOME RENTAL*. Bkr MB-1224 HAZLET - Saautilul 2 badroom own CM IMW1 93" long Almost new Mark Wood! May 24. 26.SHADES - '* retell price tiHohafl, formal dining room, liv- 16' 1963 WELL CRAFT — ftow Call MI-M62 11 am-4pm Houaahold good CUFFWOOO BEACH ing room, 22' family room wtth Townhouaa. IMng room, dining 3 PIECE "COLONIAL LIVING Eanhlone colors Call 767-2216 room, huoa hltchan 176.500 ndar 120 marc cruiaar I/O Mint COUCH - Biua plaid. a«c Aaaonad lablaa. ohaln. cocklan FREEHOLO 7 rooma. Option to buy SexWe flrvptaca. fuM baa»m»ni. oantral condition. $10,000 with traHar BOOM SET _ |M. norm, pine A and tabhM, bathroom llama. TIRES - 800x16 wide wnne wan*. 2 bedroom, kids OK. $400 s HOME RENTALS, Bkrl MB-12B4 air. doubla OVIQM. bMutlfully Call 73a-67O3 rOr appl. am labW 1 coffee laMe. ..e cond . 3 yaara old. 176 Elactric 747-9267. nraplaca, MS DMMg room tabM. Samaonna luggaga. blua A naw condition (200 Can nights Duplex houaa. 6 rooms. 8400 s (•ndaoafMT ovfjraisad ootnw iol. cond tl» CaH 741 MU brown, blcyctaa. ladiaa A mana. or weekend! 281-2803. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3BB-1234 FREEHOLD walking dlatanoa to achool A MIDDLE TOWN — Baaulrful J laavaa. « ohalra, light wood. booka. 14 carat Una lawalry 2 bedrooms, kku pea. (400-s moal tM. Aflkmg $145,000 Call • HOWMAR HAULER — Sating 4 DININO CHAIRS - SOW Mod. »'» CaH W4-QMI or IMA. HAZLET lownhouaa tor aala by ownar 2 dinghy Uaad twtoa. Mint. 1696 TRACTOR — Simplicity 12 H.P. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-12S4 542-B2W badroom, 1 '4 bath, aunkan living paddad aaala. MO Laaoo an t>MMM Powerful vacuum with covered 2 tarn. 4 rma. air. $4O0's Calf 747-9176 or M2 5066 purpoee Ian, 1190 Like now 21 CREDENU BUfftT — Charry MSE762O™' *"* * JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 3M-16I HA2LET room, formal dining room, larga mahogany Baautltm condition traitor. 48- mowar, 42" enow aat-ln-hltchan.pr.vata yard Nau- 16' FIBEROLA88ED WINNER — Merlon II, Had Bank blower, 42- grader, hydronc 2 lam 4 rms air Moo. FAIR HAVEN HOME — By MOO Call 747-A2M or 741-0*47 JUST RENTALS, Bkr . 3*9-1666 tral dacoraung (UM0 Princi- V Hull. Bow ndar 140 marc. Only 5 MO OLD 2 while modotn twin m p.m. Iront. center. A rear hitch. CaH 2 family, kids, bills petd. 8400*8 f a pal* only B71-M32 uaad 3% aaaaont Exc cond •holfa-hoadboa/dt. Sao aa 2*1-2761 Priced (2M0 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*8-1234 HA2LET maculato, 3 badroom Colonial Raoraatlonal. flahing, or afcltng CRIB Z BaauWul mapla. MO. MEMORIAL DAY - Wlndaurflng Reedy now. 4 rms. kids. 8400 B Exc. neighborhood, lemlly areee MIDDLETOWN — Shady Oak 2 1 Cream, beige, modam pnnl TRACTOR TIRES — 14OO>34 boat. $J900 Evaa 741-8S— . . UTS Kino Md. Sit* High chair ft play pan. Canapaclal. Alpha aallboarda al HIGHLANDS HILL — Spacious 8 HOME RENTALS, Bkr (SB-12B4 Dining room. pool. deck, patio bdrm i •-* batha, all apptianoaa. 16' CHRYSLER BOAT — 1675 74T-127(. wttoliaali prioa*. Call nylon Road Grader. Four Urea. room apt. wtth air conditioning •hop $158,000 Cell quickly lor air, pool. Mual ba 62 or ovar Good condition 8100 each Can Suitable for 1-2 adulta 8860+ HIGHLANDS appl 201*42-73*3 Principals 76 hp Chryatar motor, trallar DARK PINE Colonial baaoans 1*00-287-0002 Mon-Frl ba- MU+ utilltiM 4«2-«O13 or (OF) Full canvaa. aiilraa $2600 2*1-0248 or 291-93*5 utilities Leaaa A aacurlty Eves 1 bdrm. from (280 only. 747-166 allar B p.m. bench ft rocking chair 1260 torhvaan 104. Aak Mr Slava Lapl- 2 bdrmi. Kid! OK (376 or B/0. Call 767>696B $700 •ANKER LOUNGE*. CHAM TRF U - Modal IV. A DW II 842-6736 or 2*1-**4* InoananlooodMoo SMO. both Call after I — Townhouaaa A coodoa svaM MONMOUTH BEACH — Con- Latter quality printer Mlac eofl- HIGHLANDS GLORIA NILSON Cal 2*4-7320 DISKS. FILES - Tabtaa. ohalr^ METAL WORKING - Egulp- JUST RENTALS, Bkr.. (M-18M tamporary lownhouaa Cathadrai FEW CHOICE SLIPS - SVII mant. Lathaa. mini, grlndan. fl«. were (1660 Cell 630-020* 1 bdrm from (280 callings, shy light, oak floor, loft, •vallabla Eaay ICCHI to ocaan ANTIQUE COLLECTOR oomputar 2 bdrma Kids OK (378 KEANSBURG Hwy 36. Stirowebury »42-«OO9 firaplaca In living room. 1 Call Sandy Hook Bay Marina, UMaa. offloa aqulp. ate. atturaa, mlcromalara. ale TRIPLE DREMEFI - Solid Oak NEEDS CASH 840-2024 waakdayl (76 Walnut desk with chair (76, Townhoueee A eondoo avan 1 bdrm from 8276 badroom. 1% batha. gaa haat. 672-1460. 17m century large Moraga |ar {no bargain prtoaa. Naw or uaad JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 3B8-18M 4 rma. carpeted (400/1 Mint. Pool, tannla courti A dock A AC DESK OUTLET, 1700 Rl Can 496-2591 HIGHLANDS 14' HOBY CAT — With oil- lid), S37S MODEL AIRPLANE — MRC 6 rooma. Yard MOO. Totally remodeled homa offering SM.S00. Call 229-6340 or Pa* hand colorad englteh hunt- J». Oakhurat. S11-3BM t/alnar Hawk A Futaba radio con- TRUMPET - Conn. DtrecUor HIGHLANDS - Specious 2 • 1 selection In area. 3*7-9000 a*1. 331 vannad trallar Oood condition bedroom, furnished-unfurnished 4 bedrooms (1 with water view) Baat offar Call 222-2267 Ing printa. SanHay Its*, S2S0 DIAMOND - > carols Imperfect trol Llka naw Call 946-319* New condition Ueed e tew limes, JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 3M-I688. 11* baths, formal dming room, Japeneee wood block prim. aflar* p.m. (138 Cell 741-4826 apt by month, laaaon or year RED BANK RIVERFRONT slone. Sacrifice (1M6. Call round CaH 2*1-24*0. KEANSBURO new eat-In kltchan. Easy lo care 14* ALPEX — Opan boat Toyokunl I C 1700. 1350 MlddMown. 717-3740 tor yard. Juat 2 btocka to tha1-2 or 3 badroom oondo. Fibarglaaa with trallar, no Pair ol sketches. Bon Zlon 1H1. MOVINOMUST BELLI - Olrl'a TRUCK TIRES - Like naw. Steal 2 family, kids ok. $300. Saaaonal or yaarly with option to S-plaoa badroom aat. pina opan belled radial Mud A snow tread HIGHLANDS 2 bedrooms. Ready nowt $400 marina. Florida bound owner is motor Baat offar around $290 lemoue holocauet artist. MOO WNINO ROOM MT - 3 PC.. Private 4 rooms. Ready $4001 ready to go. Boo It today. buy Adutta prafarrad No pata. aolk) mahagony Badroom aat, 4 nookcaaa. chroma A glaaa mir- Mounted A balanced on S boH HOME RENTALS, Bkr 3M-1234 From »100.000 741-0516 Call aflar 4. 767-6079. Diamond 3 carsts 113*9 ror. Colonial cortaa A and Ubua. rlma. Call 291 (454 2 bedroom*, kids OK. (300 a M7.000 Larga painting on maaonlla ab- pc. aow oak. Both In good KEYPORT IMP 77, 23 ft cuddy. 235 orec, racllnar, towal A rug aat. Can HOME RENTALS, Bkr 3M-1234 $6,000. Mon-Frl 201-436-3038 •Iracl. WIHIam Congdon. Iwad In oottt. SHOO tor both 741-M73 84293*0 1 bdrm. from MOO CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors Shadow Lake Village MeHett i moan. WOO HIGHLANDS — 1 bdrm Second 1 ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT or 926-0626 waaHanda. DININO ROOM (IT — 2 ism Great era*. $300 • independently(Owned Owned- Alt prtcee firm or tana all 8 lor floor with porch w/w Gaa heel. : Raaalaai Ranlalt ThomaavHIa. Spanlah-aryta MOVINO MUST SILL — Sola, TV — Color. 26* HEATHKIT 2 bdrm Hi pd. $400 • 813 Rtver Rd., Fse»l Haven MOTOR 1670 — 4 cyl., chavy. atarao. chalra. lampa. tabla. ate. CABINET — All manuals. (ISO $375+ utilities 1 mo. sec. 1 yr 8 rm. yard. Md*. *400« n 717-3740 Irullwood, 48' round tabla with 3 •" Avail now. CaH 2*1-81*3. 741-7* CROWELL AGENCY valva ioo )uat dona Exhauat Mavaa. 4 atda chalra and 2 arm Frl. A Bat. March 6 A S. 10-4 Csllsfler 5pm 671-6573 Naw llsllngs dWy 741-4030 manifold with 2 rabullt 1 barrai AIR CONDITIONER - 220V. 321-4 Spring 81. Had Bank KEANSBURO - By owner JU8T RENTALS. Bkr , 3M-1568. HOLMDEl carba. All aat up tor OMC oul- 10.SO0 BTU. (450 Can arter 5 30 chalra. buffat and aarvar. 12300. EDWARD W COLLINS Raaidant Salaapaopla Ct» MB-11B0 allar S p.m. MOVIINO - Sofa bad. patio Meticulous 2 badroom. *0»100 KEYPORT Evanlnga 1 Waakanda drlva. Looka 6 runt good Mual p.m. S74-37M lot. central air. gas haat. Walk to AGENCY 048-4144 aall Firm $600 lakaa it. Aak for furnltura. kltchan chain, daak. TV — Zenith IS- color (19* 8 rooms, klda pats ok. MOO'S ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY Hatga Slawart ' Jaan Milchaii AIR CONDITIONERS - U* and DININO ROOM SIT - Provincial NY bus slop, stores 1 beach Tom. work 264-6761, homa with braaktront. good cond. 1 d-aaaar, ale. Call avaa. 830-8880 Rebuilt with lull warranty aton- HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3SB-1234 741-6649 642-7311 up Rabullt with lull warranty. town TV t Appllanca. 642-0400 I79OOO Call 212-931-7514 col- HOLMDEL — By owner Custom 264-7226 EaBnlown TV i Appllanca. chair mada rapalr. $250. Quaan- MOVINO OUT OF STATE - Sail- lect LITTLE SILVER - 4 BR. 2 bath bum 7 room ranch. ^1* acre Waal End tmparial Houaa 542-0400 alia braaa haadboard. SAO. Can ing dining room lurnltura. living, TWIN STROLLER — 2 baby Lota of charm Beautiful St. 1 yr wooded Iol on cul-de-ssk 3 OCEANFRONT CONDO OUTBOARD MOTOR 1677 - 49A-OSM •amity. badroom!. TVS. •wings. A keroelne heater Ail KEANSBURO — Beachview Oar- toaaa (1100 mo « 747-3113. Johnton 140 HP, $1450 Can dens 1 bedroom. Haat. hot badroom, 2'i baths, large eat-In 1 badroom apt with baacn cabi- AIR CONDITIONER - Saari Taakwood A Mahogany bar A naw. Can aflar 12 noon kitchen. Ismlly room with nra- natta, pool 1 raatauanl Annual damonttrata Call 530-6374. Coldipot. 15.000 BTUs. SMO. 7' DININO ROOM SET - 1 cap- itooli. Cantury aata with tabla. 7*7-7884 water 1 cooking gaa Inc. (4*0. LONG BRANCH taln'a chair! A 4 tlda chain. 1 See Jim at Apt. IS. 1*0 t bdrm. A studios from (260 place. full baaemant. gaa heat, SI 2.000 No pata 201-670-6614 PRINDLE 16 — Whila hulla. naw- pool tabM. 1275 Call tuaean maah tramp, with trallar $2000 5-7 p.m. *7t-27«» laal. tabla pada. SO- with laal 2 STENOGRAPHIC MACHINES Beechway 2 bdrm Start at (400 central air. quiet atmoaphers. •MS CaH 747-9343 — 1 with aland 8276. 1 without Near ocean Balcony Kids landacapad with patio 133 Income CaH 671-3*06. avaa AIR CONDITIONERS III — 1 MOVING - FuH auad Kanmora stand 8200 Mint condition Can KEANSBURO MOO'S $280,00010. CaCalHl 948 9732 DINETTE TABLE - with • chain 1 bdrm from S27S PfOpTty SAIL BOAT - Aqua-cat MOO BTU 1 1 SOOO BTU. (SO atanrle waahar/dTyar hardly after 6 p m 498-O759 5 rooms. HI paid Kids. 8400s Catamaran. u • ft, naw aach, Mercury OB control! * S3A. 100 lancing with gala (20. uaad. (250 Dlnana aat round 4 rma. carpatad 1400 • KEANSBURO - Oraal incoma wan aharvlng (ft. lawn mowar 276 GAL FUEL TANK - With Duplax 8 rooms Kid! (500s IMMACULATE sail/with traitor $660 Call cabMa. 136 Call 2S4-1113. tabla with 4 varvat browar chalra. 9 rooms Yard Moo • JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 3M-1688. Bl-level Mint condition 3 proparty $60,000 4 badroom, 2 (35. wood eaMnat COO- (25 hand pump A finer First 3100 • 1 sanction in area. •lory Rant IS90 2 badroom 842-5781 ANDERSEN WINDOWS — and couch, lovaaaat A brown rockar (128 Call 671-8427 takes It. Call 767-2172. badroom*. IMng room, large JUST RENTALS, Bkr., 390 1555 LONO BRANCH eat-In kitchen, family room. 1% bungalow. Rant SMO NoSAILBOAT 10 — Fibarglaaa. 16 door*, a Atrium doorr Mm dis- •1S.MB-31S2. MOVING SALE - Piano. 3 pc. 2 Ismlly. heat paid. $3001 aaparata aala. Klrwtn Co maapajib ale Poinuwall $476. count Delivery I-900-S23-9707 living room aal. drop laal ban- UPRIGHT PIANO KEANSBURO baihs. 12x24' Hack on larga DININO ROOM - Dranal IMS- 2 bedroome. klda ok. $525 landscaped property Close lo all 767-6600 Call 530-6171 Dual labla. amgja bad. dlnana Baat offer rtvate 2 rooms, only (110 HOME RENTALS, Bkr 369-1234 APPLIANCES - Ratrlgatalori. Elm TabM. 3 laavaa. pada. 7 •at. much mora. Call 739-1479 Call 538-40*4 1 bedroom, kids OK. only 1300s transportation. |110.000. A must 16 SAILBOAT - Aluminum waehers a dryere. ReoondrrJoned chalra. aarvar. buttat with hutch. 2 badroom. only 1400 LONG BRANCH aaa. Prirvcipies only. Call 135 Commercial aflar 3 p m. WASHER — Whirlpool (188. 201-495-97M maat. main 1 jib. •djuitabla Hit a guaranteed noo l up. Can aioMinl condition (1000 Can HOME RENTALS. Bkr 399 1234 3 bedrooma. klda ok, SSOO Proporty trallar $650 Call 642-4336 aflar deliver. You'va aaan ma raw. VIHU MOVINO - Living room, wood Rebuilt with lull warranty. HOME RENTALS, Bkr 3M-1234 now buy tfta baatl 130-2M7. trama/cana aof! graan. 2 high- Eatontown TV A Appllanca. KEYPORT KEANSBURO - Qraai incoma HIGHLANDS - Manaonry build- DRESSER — With mirror, chaat back chalra. 2 frultwood and 842-0400 1 bdrm from (300 MATAWAN propafiy. WO.000 4 badcoom, 2 ing approilmataly 6600 tq tt TALL SHIPS — L'lhographi 40 APPLIANCES - Scralchad i $75 aacn King ana haadboard lablaa w/glaaa top A cocktail 2 Ism Great area. $300 • 1 bdrma A studios from $300 •lory (Wit SS90. 2 bvdroom High caillnga. 70'K100' dlvldad X34" by Lundgran Muaawm dantad at uaad prtoaa. with fuH »m twin sada S12S. Cantabla, whlM provanclal badroom 2 bdrm. HI pd $4001 2 bdrms Starting $425 bungatow Rant $340 No into 2 ahopa Fraa apan. ' i avall- quality framing "Danmark* and manufacturer warranty M1-07SS aat w/4 poatar bad. 1 Saara 6 rm yard, kids 8400s Town houses, duplexes avan alao aWMrat* Mia Klrw.n Co. abla immadlataly $260,000 Chriitian Radtch $175 aa Call 493-M17. Barnaa Appl WINOSURF BOARDS JUST RENTALS, Bkr , 3*9-1655 7fl>-«600 DRUMS - Sllngarland. 4 ptaca. dryar. 1 atarao/w cabinat. l pad- Top quality, only (399 Naw Kaunas dally 741-6047 APT SIZE KITCHEN SET — For- 4 Zlldluin aymbola. hl-hat. aalal tabla. old. 1 matal ottica Call 212-218-2017. JU8T RENTALS. Bkr , 169 1555 MIODLETOWN - 4 bdrms. (1180 KEAN3BURO — Shel1 20x66 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raaltora mica lop table. 2 drop laavaa • 2 ihrona (4(0 with oovara Call daak. 1 8000 BTUalr condllonar. K6YPORT TINTON FALLS - 3 bdrms. (1200 Must be reflnlthed. Id* ' Indapandantly Ownad" chalra. S40 Mapla rocking chair S42-OBBS mopad. othar mopad! tor pana. WINE PRESS - 4VT high. Im- ERA LINCROFT REALTORS 813 Rtvar Rd.. Fair Havan Can daya 774-7800. avaa. ported Irom Italy, grapa grinder 1 bedrooms from (300's large family Buslneiis amuse- •SO. • odd! > and! 747-1471 2 bdrm duplex, kids/pets, (sWa 3 Swimming River Rd. mant tone. Call after 741-7666 13' BOSTON WHALER — Eic ELECTRIC MAOrC CHEF — JO" 8*8-2677 A strainer tunnel Call 291-2791 747-3(3* Eves 747-6M7 ATARI — 2*00 vidao game with nova, avacado. with clock A Priced (300 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 3*9-1234 767-0626 SHREWSBURY — $000 aq ft cond . always bean irailered* 40 40 cartridges and rack. 4 pad- Hmar (28. 30- ranga hood. MOVING SALE - SHrao agulp- KEYPORT NEPTUNE MANICURIST - Immad. open- bldg. + hlaloncraaldanca 219ft h p Johnson, trailer, skis, tow dlaa. t tray bail, eovar. and pro- harvaat gold, navar uaad. Nauti- CHAIR - Wlngback. curved toga ing for wp manlcurlM. Full or fronlaga Commarcial zona. rope 6 Jackets $2950 Can mant. book ahatvaa. !tarao cabi- (175 Saw table for circular, 41 Broad 81. 1 badroom 1 bdrm from (328 grammar toy luck Coat 11200. lul (20 or b/O.FHnaaa aqulp- nat. aofa. tabla A chalra. 10*15 Can 727-1 Ml Qsblas. yard. klda. $400 . pan tima ath Oraat EJtp*cUUoni 747-6200. ownar. 741-0260 •all lor «300 Can UO-OOH allar mant. walght banch w/lao curt A rug. Call 747-7343 aflar 8. saber aawa 6 routare. floor 6 rma. Bamt. Kids $600 Salon. Paid vacation! A holidays walghta attachad (28. Tummy. modal $35 Hammock, 4 pi KEYPORT - 1 bdrm apl Carpal • othar banatiu Call tor Intar- 25' BAYLINER — Weekender 6 p.m. !land complete 542-0813 # 1 ealsonow In area 137 Lots and fisherman 69 channel CB. VHF tlghtanar (10. manual padal bika MOVINO SALE — 1 r bar with Security. (346 • utilities Cell JU8T RENTALS, Bkr.. 36B-155S vMw, Haztat Salon 264-9333 BABY ITEMS — Inlant Mat. (S. Syrocco black/gold badroom rafrkjarator, alarao conaoia, card 284-8075 Saavtaw Sq. Mall Salon Acrtag> radio, compass, digital d*(Jth OAKHURST finder 2 batteries, 2 auto bilge combo carrlaga bad »troHar. aoca from Homa Int. 2 twin wan tabla, 0x12 rug, glaaa lop patio 72 Garago/Yard 922-2770 MARLBORO TWP — 46 acrai changing table, backpack car haadboarda. I wall curio cabinat aat. kltchan aat. high rlaar. alngla LONO BRANCH 1 bdrm. Carpld Air. HI pd. (400 pumps. 2 anchors, swim elat- "•f. awing with awning, bouncar bad. couch and conaa tabtoa. Salt)* I bdrm A studios from (250 zonad. raaidantlal/commarcla torm, built in tier* bos in stern, •'•Ml (28 lakaa an. Can Juat a sample. Call about MIDOLETOWN Hwy fronlaga 291-4763. seel, umbrella atrotlar 797-4259 7 J»- mi batora ( pm 767-0663 AAA BLOCK SALE 2 bdrm Stan at 8400 othersll hydrollc trim tabs. •> burner prin- Near ocean. Balcony. Klda. RAISING A FAMILY? cess stove, stainless sink, ice- Bikes, entiques. strollers, wicker. JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 369-1555 Than do it in thla 3 badroorr RUMSON — 4.1 acraa 600' BAND EQUIPMENT - Nama MOVING MUST SELL — Couch, (400s watarfront. Principals only. Call box, head, all Coast Ouard brand I vlntaga gullari. ampa. ENCYCLOPEDIAS - IBook Of rockar. chair, conaa tabla. 2 and baby clothing, toola. Scotts Lawn PRIME LOCATION — In Had Ranch. Locatad In a Park-llk« Equipment $12,000 or beat Knowladga) 31 book!. MS Call Spreader, old frames A Much 5 rooms. Hi paid. Kids. $400! 642-0730 attar 7 30 p.m keyboards, acho and effects taMaa. TV, vacuum, alaam iron, Duplex 6 rooms Kid! (6O0'i Bank. 2 badroom apt. with aafflng. Thla homa boaata • offer Call 741-3691 more 667 South Laurel Ave. fancad raar yard, paftaci for chll- Call 727-1SM ironing labla, 4 aiic* toaalar. (Corner of Lillian Dr..) HazkH. JUST RENTALS. Bkr . 389-1555 spacious living room and dining RUMSON - 2 woodad raatdan- E P WATERSKIS - Jumpara atactrtc kattta. alactric hand room. yard, and garaga. dran. Family room haa a wood uai lou. 1 + acra aa.. (175,000 20 SLOOP — wltH 9.9 Evinrutfe BAR COUNTER Thurs. May 23. 10-2:30. {No early LONG BRANCH burning atova with sliding alau EftCatlant condition (140. Call mlxar All alactrlcal llama 6 mo callera.) $650/mo+ uWrtlae. !'* months aa. Call ownar 741-0706 Includes Keyport mooring A Custom made 747-7S37 Beachfront. 3 rooms. (300's doora Coma aaa ill 1106.900 dinghy Fully equipped $5200 Call lor appl 221-3747 old Can 830-4*20 allar 8. security. Referenoea required. CENTURY 21 EINBINDER RUMSON - Country Club araa BELFORO — 137 Seventh SI Duplex houaa. heel paid. $300 ! 642-8416. firm. 264-2660 MOVING MUST SILL — AMF 2 bedrooma. bun paid. M28 i'-. acraa $115000 PIUH call BEDROOM - Oirli Baby Items, grill, brlc-e-brac. lot REALTORS 741-9524 provenclal Draaaar. nigh PUFFER aaUboat. w'trallar A up- tat. 4/27. *-4 p.ri HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369 1234 RED BANK 201- 671 3500 Opan till 9 pm 153 Camping and canopy bad I2O0 ETHAN ALLEN TABLE — Round right piano. Call 671-8239 1 bdrm. utll pd. (328 tndapandantly Can *$~ dark pina with captaln'a OARAOE SALE — Sst.. Msy 19. LONG BRANCH Duplex • rms Bsmt (BOO'S 136 Mobile Homes Equipmont 73»-3»91 MOVING SALE — L-ahapad 3 bedrooma. klda ok. MOO owmad/Oparalorad chalra. (800 Draxal braaktront. 9-3 p.m. Sleds, games, lots of JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 369 1555 MOBILE HOME 10x68 - With SKAMPER — Pop up camper anoqua whrla. $276 871-SMS oouch. chair A ottoman. 5 pea odds ft ends 11 Delaware Ave HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*9-1234 BEDROOM SET - Charry badroom aat. naad! aoma ra- RED BANK •craanad porch. 2 badroom. fully Sleeps e, stove, icebox, sink A Mahagony chaat doubla Atlsntlc HighlendB carpatad. waahar/dryar ahad, heater Excellent condition Call draaaar/mirror. twin bada. haad S SLIDINO OLASS — PaOO palr Bail oflar. chaap Can Duplax house. (800 door ExcaHant condition (86 495-4928 KEYPORT — Murll yard aala 3 bedrooms, kids ok. (BOO $19,000 or baal Offar 767-2527 291-2673 after 5 A loot boarm box aprlng. I LUXURY GARDEN APTS. — Effi- Ml DOLE TOWN-OAK HILL - matraaa 1350 WI 9249 Stmco waatarn ahow aaddla. Venoorn 81. Across from HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1234 Tudor on larga. woodad, cornat Small adult, roughout aaal, tllvar MOVING - Sailing out houaa- Chowder Pot on Hwy 36 May 26. ciency, t- and 2-bedroom. 139 Camaf ry Lots hold llama Wall mirror. Beautiful landscaping Pool. 1 RED BANK - MapW Ave 3 BR. lot. 4 badrooma, 2'-* baths, coun trim Mint condition (276 llrm try kltchan with caramlc tlla floor 2 PLOTS — Perpetual ca>r*j in 482-7*71 draaaara. drapariae. couch, 2 ml Irom GSP Call 2*4-1*48. Sutleble lor prof or resident. L . caah ragman. A othar houaa- NAVESINK — 3 Olborn Ave 9-5. M-F. 0 K., i% bsthi. gas heal No fully carpatad ovar hardwood cludad $700 Shoraland Mam hold thing! Man* ahlrta. pant!, May 10 A 11. 8-4 p.m. Ram or peta. Avail. July 1 Hals. sac. Living room, formal dining room orlal Qardana. call 264-4960. BEDROOM SET - MOO Weo- FLUTE — Oamamnard. apan 220 Wanted rwMa. B loot SHvar. Ilka flaw. raana Navar uaad 741-4427 ehlne. Great aaaonment of MATAWAN — 1 badroom apl. MOO mo. + utll's. 741 -(29*. family room wtth ralaad haarir cor am/rm narao. good con- merchandise available for June. Call firaplaca, utility room, attachac 140 Real Estate Automotive dition 170 Call altar t p.m $280 Call 281-2717 MOVING 566-0025 UNION BEACH — 1 badroom. 2-car garaga and full baaamant 544-16*1 A BIO $ — Paid for 1977 and up FRENCH PROVINCIAL — Dining Mull aan aoma lurnHura. garaga SUNDAY ONLY — 8-12. good $600 par month. Available June Laaa than 5 mln. to all achoola I Wanted wrecked and non-running cars & room aat. 6 chalra. tabla, china aqmpmant. A nuac. itami Call variety ol Hems, too nnumerous MATAWAN V Call 609-259-2200 train atauon Immadlata oc BEDROOM SET - Charry 1 bdrrns A studios Irom (300 PRIVATE INVESTOR — Want to trucks Call 926-3713. ctoaat. (700. Call 7*7-*SO4 642-7876 to mention. Corner ol Orchard A cupancy. Call ownar for appl buy incoma proparty A alngla Mahagony. chaat doubla Oceenvlew. loff East Rd. 2 bdrraa. Starting $426 VERMONT SKI HOUSE — 671-61SU JUNK AND RUNNING CARS otsisar/mtfior. twin badt. haad FREEZER - Saara 17 1 cu tl. NEON SIGN — With tranatormar Townhoueee duplexes avail alao Located between Bromley A family homa* In any condition Belford) Call 671-0841 $25-$i000 paid 24 hr flatbed A toot board! boa aprlng. A Iranian, upright. (100. CanGood for homa bar. Larga kM- JUST RENTALS. Bkr.. 369-1555 atranon MU. Sleeps 10. Avail, by MIDOLETOWN — Ranch. B> matraai S460 Ml 8241 •nd towing servict ^51-9385 741-3B0* aflarlp.m lara. Schaltar baar. bright rad A YARD SALE — Something tor tha weak $525 CaH 526-5999 ownar. Faaturat 3 badrooma. 1 PRIVATE CONTRACTOR - blua, (260 871-7320 everyone. Toys. tods, games, MATAWAN WE BUY USED CARS - Top BEIOE TWEED - Sola bad FRENCH PROVINCIAL — Living 2 bedrooms, heel kids. MOO'S battM, IMng room, dining roor Looking for Handyman Special books, clothing tor the entire 103 Rantala to family room, Irg. kltchan, gaa ho Will cloae in 30-60 daya. Cal dollar paid SchwarU Chryaler- $100 Qold vahret couch S100 room oouch A chair, print. (326: NEW REEL LAWN MOWER — ismlly ft much more. Sat. May HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3B6-1234 Plymouth, 141 W Front Si Red Baldwin organ coata $2000 sell uarua conaa ubw AA 2 and Bought late laal tail used '* watar baaaboard haat. garaga 736-2966. 25. 10-4. Sun May 2*. 11-2. 543 MIDOLETOWN Shara WaN maintained Exc. aohoolt Bank 747-07*7. 11000 4S6-02B1 attar 4 p.m laWa. tm. Wlngoaok chair. doten Una*. 1450 Call Palmar Ave Waat Keaneburg $150 CM*** 74H213. BRITISH ENGINEER — 28. Work- Oaatrabta location S1M.MM PRIVATE CONTRACTOR - BELL HOWELL — Supar • outfH. I.I*** No early caaara, KNOLLWOOD Ing aaH Labs requires 2nd per- CaH 747-»42 Wanting to buy alngla lou or 250 Auto Inauranca protector, navar uaad. acraan. FULL SUE ARCADE OAMf — OBRIEN SKI VEST - For youth son tO Share luxory 2 acreage To ctoaa In 30 or 60 navar uaad Camara aupar I MIDOLCTOWN - Houee want daya Call 736.2666 ROUTE 34 INSURANCE AOEN- AatroMa. with coin Mota. $200 80-80 iba (jcanint condition 77 Pats and GARDENS bdrm/bathroom condo In Aber- CY — CaH for free quote* focuamatic. bait houaa oamara llrm Can 7M-1234 or 73*-029S Can M2-M13. deen Includes tonnle courts, ed Liner oft 4 badroom. 8l Attract mod lesOership By placing a STAR al the lop and/or bottom ol your ad. For Mum call ma Dally Register Classified Department. 543-1700. AUTO SALES PERSON — Exp. preferred bui not neceeeary One of the oideat and reputable Buicn AMC and Ueed Car deal- era in NJ Liberal benefits and other incentivea For turnfher in- formation and appi contact Jim Birmingham at Straub Motors. Hwy 35 Key port BLACK TORONADO 1961 — With red leather interior Fully equipped Sun root Like new. Asking $6750 Call 741-0966 BMW — 1961 320 I. 47000 ml. a/c. aun roof, am/fm caeefle, elver A blue. 5 speed Excellent cond Very well maintained. Beat Offer 389-0700 daya. oof 7T4-4691 evea BMW 1965 325E — 6 cyl- Like new. 6.700 miles Loaded with aM options Muat sell $19,500 CaH 5*0-7267 BUHLER 4 BITTER INC Ptymoulh-C hryeler - MG- J eguer 3200 Hwy 35 264-5000 BUICK CENTURY WAGON 1976 — Very clean, runs well, almoet new brakes, shocks, tlrea CaH 642-7011' 8LHCK SKYLARK LTD - 1962. 4 door, silver A grey. 6 cyl. axe. cond auto. p/s. p/b, a/c. am radio, whitewall radials 54.200 mi Aaking $5895 Call 741-6613 Pfwn 9-9 BUICK REGAL LIMITED 1961 — i owner Only 7000 ml . IH.e new 66666. Call 957-9326 BUfCK REGAL 1660 - 40.000 mi. loeded. e«c cond , $6300 Caw 667-0663 after 5pm BUICK REGAL — 1660 6 cyl auto p/a. p/b, a/c. cruise con- trol. 43 000 ml Mint condition natde 6 Out Divorce forcea aate ISJOO 775-2675 or 774-4176 •JtCK SKYLARK 1976 - V-6. A/C. PB/PB. mag wheeia. $1750 CeM 767-2776 after 4. 1672 BUICK ELECTRA $300 Can 465-9365 between 9-2 CADILLAC H7i - Sedan De VIHe Navy with red leather In- terior SHOO or best offer CM HWY. 36. 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