Cancer clinic for children is dedicated, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN P^M The tennis circuit Big guns fire LONG BRANCH A McEnroe wins Volvo; U.S. warships pound •"t'^P Navratilova beaten. Druse in Lebanon. Today's Forecast: Pa es B2 3 Cloudy, chance of snow al%; 1 9 " Page A2 Complete weather on A2 hwtA The Daily Reg* VOL. 106 NO. 165 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1984 . 25 CENTS Meatcutters strike supermarket chains BY RAY GERMANN representatives of local super- food stock clerks. butchers and fish and poultry markets, but possible long-term John Niccollai, union president, workers, $470; meat wrapper and Members of local 464-A of the effects of the walkout are uncertian. said he recommended that his delicatessen appetizer workers. United Food and Commercial The striking workers are em- members reject the contract offer, $360; and part-time clerks, from $6 Workers Union, representing ployed in meat, seafood and ap- which was made after a six-hour to $7 an hour. butchers and meat cutters, when on petizer departments. Walter Davis, mediating session that ended early Union members picketed near the strike yesterday after rejecting the a union spokesman, said the Team- yesterday. entrances of several area super- latest contract offer of the Food- sters union, which represents driv- "They offered a meager wage markets, including Shop-Rite in Red town, Pathmark, Shop-Rite ^ and ers making deliveries to the super- increase, 3 percent a year over three Bank, and the new Pathmark on Grand Union supermarket chains. markets, has said its members will years," Niccollai said "They still Route 35 in Middlelown. during the The four chains together serve honor picket lines. have substantial givebacks on the first day of their walkout. about 5.4 million customers weekly The executive committee of Local table on issues we feel are critical." Robert Wunderle. vice president and operate 334 supermarkets in 1262, representing about 26,000 other He said the union is seeking a of public affairs for Pathmark New Jersey and southern New York supermarket workers, will decide salary increase of about 7 percent supermarkets, said the company state, not including New York City. today whether to honor the picket Niccollai listed the weekly yesterday instituted "long standing The start of the strike by the 7,000- lines, union officials said. The union salaries of the four classifications of contingency plans" to deal with the member union was "a relatively represents cashiers, grocery and his members as: meat department strike. "You don't go into a situation minor inconvenience" according to produce workers, bakers and non- managers. $550; journeyman See Meatcutters, page A7 Reagan says world is safer >ininiiim«i WARM WELCOME — Coretta Scott King, widow of the slain civil rights leader, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., is welcomed yesterday by Gov. Thomas H. Kean to a reception held in honor of King's birthday. because of military buildup WASHINGTON (AP) - President the Soviet Union can wish away the The address came against the ing privately, officials said that Reagan, trying to calm fears that differences between our two so- backdrop of an indefinite suspension criticism was not intended to over- the superpowers are drifting toward cieties and philosophies. in U.S.-Soviet negotiations for curb- shadow the generally conciliatory King's widow war, said today the world is safer "But we should always remember ing long-range and medium-range tone of Reagan's address. now after three years of U.S. that we do have common interests, nuclear weapons and reducing con- Relations between Moscow and military buildup because there is and "foremost among them is toventional forces in Europe. In part, Washington have grown steadily avoid war and reduce the level of "less danger that the Soviet leader- 1 the speech was intended to reassure colder as rhetoric between the two ship will underestimate our strength arm*,' Reagan added. Europeans that the president is capitals has grown holler, and thanks Jersey or question our resolve." "There is no rational alternative serious about arms control and Reagan's advisers arc worried th;it. In a foreign policy address aimed but to steer a course which I would solving problems with Moscow. the chill will be a major issue in the NEWARK (AP) - Coretta Scott at audiences at home and overseas, call credible deterrence and peace- Reagan noted that he will send campaign. King thanked New Jersey for being King services Reagan said, "I believe 1984 finds ful competition; and if we do so, we Congress a report soon charging A poll published by Time maga- the first state to make her husband's the United States in its strongest might find areas in which we could that the Soviets have violated at zine early this month said 60 percent birthday a legal holiday as residents held locally; Bl position - in years to establish a engage in constructive cooper- least three arms agreements and of the respondents "worry a lot" around the state honored the slain constructive and realistic working ation," he said. probably have broken others. Speak- See Reagan, page A7 civil rights leader, who would have relationship with the Soviet Union." been 55 yesterday. said, adding that she preferred to The president was slated to speak "I hope from this day we will call the events on her husband's before an audience of adminis- recommit ourselves to the dream of birthday a celebration and not a tration officials and members of equality and ... freedom for all of memorial. Congress gathered in the East Room God's children," Mrs. King said "You celebrate a life, a birth- of the White House. His appearance during a reception at Symphony Hall day, " she told the 300 people at the was being beamed by satellite to here as part of the First Annual New reception. Mrs King said the hol- Europe in time to be on the air for Jersey Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. iday will not only honor her husband, evening newscasts overseas. Ex- Holiday Concert. but the spirit of equality for which cepts of the address were released "I'm sorry to say that in the state he fought. in advance. of Georgia, we don't have a Martin Gov. Thomas H. Kean praised Noting the big increase in Pen- Luther King Jr. holiday," Mrs. King King for spending his "whole life tagon spending during his adminis- said, referring to King's home state. inspiring people to defend their civil tration, the president said, "Ameri- King, who won the Nobel Peace ca's deterrence is more credible and Prize, was assassinated in April rights." "In an age of violence, he spoke it is making the world a safer place; 1968. safer because now there is less King's birthday became a New for peace," Kean said. "In times of danger that the Soviet leadership Jersey state holiday in 1977. State segregation, he spoke of unity. In will underestimate our strength or offices, banks and most schools will cities filled with hate, he spoke of question our resolve." be closed today. The decision to love." The speech comes two weeks close schools is up to local boards of Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J., one of before Reagan's expected an- education, but state officials said the original sponsors of legislation nouncement that he will seek re- most, have chosen to honor the to create the federal holiday, and election. Speaking privately, White holiday. Mayor Kennth A. Gibson, elected House advisers said the speech was the first black mayor of a major intended to help erase any image of The federal holiday honoring Northeastern city in 1970, also King, created by legislation signed Reagan as being "warlike" or a attended the reception. "warmonger." by President Reagan Nov. 2, does King came to New Jersey one not begin until 1986 and will be on In Moscow, the official newspaper week before his death and told Sotsialisticheskaya Industriya (Sov- the third Monday in January. students at a public school here "to George Washington is the only other iet Industry) said the address was a bum the midnight oil" and not drop campaign ploy to convince voters American whose birthday is a out-. Attoclaiad Prait photo federal holiday. Reagan was not "fanning up ten- "It's not 'Burn, baby, burn' but sions." It said, superpower relations Hollmgs, D-S.C; former Sen. George McGov- Mrs. King said she was willing to TOGETHERNESS — The Democratic Presiden- 'Build, baby, build.' It's not 'Burn, had. reached "the lowest point" tial candidates line up on state at Dartmouth ern. D-S.D.; Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo.; former compromise by not objecting to a baby, burn' but 'Learn, baby, possible. Vice President Walter Mondale; Rev. Jesse delay in commemorating her hus- learn," King said during a day-long College in Hanover, N.H., yesterday prior to their Reagan, who has called the debate. From left are: Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio; Jackson, and former Florida Gov Rubin Askew. band's birthday. tour of Newark, Orange, Paterson Kremlin "an evil empire" ruled by See story, page A3. "We waited 15 years, we can wait and Jersey City on March 27, 1968 liars and cheats, put aside his tough Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif.; Sen. Ernest a little while longer," Mrs. King See King, page A7 rhetoric but said; "Neither we nor Naming of 2 Brookdale trustees challenged in suit BY LIZ SHEEHAN Frank Anfuso, Luis deAmechazurra the official file of the search although previous meetings were Dawes. who is also an attorney, Gordon N. Litwin. chairperson of Christie and Arthur Bent to the committee, he "came to the con- announced by public notices. said he had "no comment" about the the trustees, and George Callas. Two appointments made last county Board of Freeholders as clusion that it was bound by the According to Menna, committee suit, when reached by phone yester- both Democrats, whose terms ex- month to the Brookdale Community candidates to fill two vacancies on Sunshine Law." records show that the meetings that day. pired Oct. 31. were both interviewed College Board of Trustees are being the Brookdale board. He said that under that law - were advertised only had notices The nine-member search commit- by the committee for the nomi- challenged in Superior Court on the Anfuso and Christie, who were formally known as the state Open placed in one newspaper, not the two tee has been the subject of con-nations, but were not selected. grounds the selection procedure was chosen by the freeholders, were Public Meetings Act — the search Ke says are required under the state troversy since it was first formed by Democratic Freeholder Ray- conducted in violation of the state sworn in as trustees at thecommittee should have held its vote legislation. the then-GOP-dominated Board of Kramer said after the names 'Sunshine Law.' Brookdale board's December meet- for trustee recommendations in an Menna claims that the records Freeholders. selected were made public. "I Red Bank attorney Pasquale Men- ing. advertised open public meeting. The also show that Granville D. Magee. This was the first time in Mon- resent the fact that the committee na has filed suit against the search Menna said yesterday that after three names were selected by secret one of the two attorneys on the mouth County that the college was formed in a political way." committee that sent the names of he had reviewed the documents in ballot at the committee's last meet- committee, sent a letter to Dawes trustees were not directly picked by Kramer said that a new "non- ing, according to its chairperson. stating that the provisions of the the freeholders. The search-com- political" search committee would John Dawes. Sunshine Law should be complied mittee system was mandated by the be named after the installation of a Menna said that the use of a with by the group. state in an attempt to depoliticize Democratic-controlled freeholder Monday board Jan. 1. Lifestyle Bt> secret ballot was a violation of the Dawes, a former member of the the trustee appointments. lnd«x Sunshine Law. He also claimed that state Assembly, was one of the But the committee selected in- But the committee named by the Movies A8 the committee did not advertise the sponsors of the Sunshine Law. cluded seven Republicans, among new freeholder board has a Demo- People A2 meeting,, as is mandated by the law, Menna said. them Judith Stanley, chairperson of cratic majority, and includes sev- j Advice B7 Obituaries A7 the New Jersey Highway Authority. eral prominent party members, A6 Atteatka Realtors! Notice-Holmdel Towuhip and Dawes. a county GOP official. among them ex-state Attorney Gen- Tax Assessor's book will be open for ^See Trustees, page A7 •*"*•- Dally "Mi«t«r'i monthly Par- • -_ • O_l_ I
Comics Classified Display, 542-4000. V.N. Pomarlco, Tax Assessor. 8424303. points??'.' snrewsuuij-/ti-wuu A2 The Daily Register MONOAY. JANUARY 16.1984 Druse artillery positions pounded by U.S. warships
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The Wolf man Jack battleship New Jersey and a de- stroyer shelled artillery positions in the hills east of the capital yester- howling again day after an attack on U.S. Marines PASADENA. Calif (APi - After an absence of ignited a fuel depot and forced the a dozen years. Wolfman Jack is again howling over closing of Beirut airport, a Marine Los Angeles airwaves in the darkest hours of the spokesman said. U.S. Navy night. Maj. Dennis Brooks reported no Retaliates The gravelly-voiced disc jockey, whose wolf howls Americans were wounded in the made him a radio legend in the early 1960s, has fighting. brought his unusual style to station KRLA in He said both the New Jersey, the Pasadena, where, beginning early yesterday, he world's only operational battleship, began haunting the midnight-to-5 a.m. shift six nights and the 6th Fleet destroyer Tattnall a week. Yoko Ono Wolfman Jack fired 5-inch guns. Marines on the "They'll be howlin' in LA. bay-bee." said the Ms. Ono said she has tried to blot out the memory ground also fired back at the Wolfman. who will be 45 on Jan. 21. of Dec. 8, 1980, when her husband was fatally shot positions attacking the American Beirut Airport The Wolfman gained fame at XERB, the station outside their New York apartment, by working hard. base. that blasted all across the western United States in But she said. "Part of me is really not relaxed at Brooks said Marines at the east- Shelled the 1960s from its 250,000-,watt transmitter nine miles all. ... I still haven't resolved with John's death." ern and southeastern portions of the south of the Rio Grande in Mexico. The hour-long program, taped in her Tokyo airport came under "intense 23mm For much of the past decade he was a fixture on apartment, included an interview with their 8-year- anti-aircraft fire." the NBC's old late-night television program, "The old son, Sean, and the first broadcast of tracks from "As U.S. forces responded with Midnight Special." His syndicated radio show is a new album, "Milk and Honey." The album contains 81mm mortars, they were attacked heard on some 180 U.S. outlets and more than 1.400 six previously unreleased songs Lennon recorded by a heavy concentration of mortars LEBANON stations in 52 countries. shortly before his death and six of her own and rockets, which damaged a fuel But it's been a long time since his trademark recordings. supply depot of the U.S. contingent "Aaaa-ooooooo" wolf call has been heard live in Los While Sean initially "went through some really of the multinational force," Brooks Police sources said four civilians Tel Aviv said there were no cas- Angeles. The last Los Angeles station that aired the hard times" after his father's death, he has adapted said. were wounded in the village of ualties. But reporters quoted wit- Wolfman s show was KDAY in 1972. "beautifully" but has stopped discussing Lennon's He reported the three-hour battle Kfarshima during the artillery, nesses as saying six bleeding Israeli Wolfman. who played himself in the movie murder, she said. ended at about 6:30 p.m. local time. mortar and machine-gun exchanges soldiers were airlifted by two heli- "American Graffiti," said he has avoided Los "In the beginning, he used to feel that I was too He did not say how many rounds the Meanwhile, Donald Rumsfeld, the copters from the village of Angeles radio because his managers advised him gentle about how I expressed myself in public about ships fired. U.S. special Middle East envoy, met Mumeirieh near the southern that doing a show in the city would tend to typecast Chapman. ' she said. It was the third time that the yesterday with the Israeli defense Lebanese market town of him as a disc jockey and hurt his chances in films giant, World War Hera battleship minister, Moshe Arens. and the Nabatiyeh, seven miles north of the and commercials. had fired since it moved near the Foreign Ministry director general. Israeli border. He said he decided to accept the job at KRLA — Percy sees omen in tennis match Lebanese coast last September to David Kimche. The witnesses said the Israelis which is owned by his good friend, Bob Hope — protect the Marines. Brooks said the Rumsfeld held talks in Syria and were in two jeeps when gunmen because "they do call themselves the heart and soul SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — The Republicans ship did not use its mammoth 16- drubbed the Democrats 86-43 in the 11th annual U.S. Israel last week in a bid to break the attacked with grenades and machine of rock n' roll. And I been doing business with em inch guns, which have been used deadlock over a Saudi-mediated guns. a long time " Senators' Cup tennis tournament here, and GOP only once in Lebanon, on Dec. 14, to team captain Charles H. Percy said the lopsided security plan to separate civil war Israeli troops rushed to the scene, pound anti-aircraft batteries shoot- combatants in Lebanon. The Druse, sealed off the area and began score may be an omen for 1984 ing at U.S. reconnaissance flights. Ono can't deal with husband'sdeath "We've been saying all along that this is an who are backed by Syria, oppose the shooting randomly as they searched The naval bombardment was the plan. for the attackers, the reporters said LONDON (API - Yoko Ono says she still hasn't important year to win because it's an election year first since Dec. 18, when the guided- come to terms with the 1980 murder of hep husband. and everything counts." said Percy, R-Ill "We hope in telephone calls to Beirut. missile cruiser Ticonderoga and the Israel Television reported that ' Two hand grenades were hurled at ex-Beatle John Lennon, and the couple's young son this is symbolic of what will happen in November Tattnall fired 60 rounds of 5-inch Rumsfeld told Arens that Syria has stopped talking about his father to avoid Of course, the Democrats aren't buying it. They're an Israeli army patrol in the coastal shells at anti-aircraft positions that showed no signs of budging in its city of Sidon and a roadside bomb upsetting her. saying this has nothing to do with November. But we had shot at U.S. reconnaissance opposition to Israel's May 17 agree- "I thought I would be the last person to be like this, say it's a good indication ' exploded near Nabatiyeh as an army flights over Lebanon's central ment with Lebanon mi the vehicle passed, reporters said.In meaning after three years still feeling very involved, The Democrats trailed 57-24 by the 1 p.m. lunch mountains. withdrawal of both Israeli and still feeling that I can't get over the whole break and "it was all downhill from there," said Sen Tyre, a grenade was thrown at a The chairman of Lebanon's Syrian troops from Lebanon passing military patrol and the experience," Ms. Ono said in a British Broadcasting J. Bennett Johnston, D-La., who served as his party's Middle East Airlines, Salim Salam, Corp. radio interview aired Saturday. team captain for Saturday's game. In London, a U.S. State Depart- attackers were pursued by Israeli said the fighting forced the airport troops. to close for about three hours, but ment official traveling with Sec- there were no reports of casualties retary of State George P. Shultz also said Syria is taking a tough stand on Israeli troops also reportedly among passengers or airport em- increased security measures around ployees. Lebanon and there were no signs of a Syrian compromise. the border village of Marjayoun. It was the first time Beirut where Maj. Saad Haddad. leader of THE WORLD airport was hit since Dec. 16, when According to reports from Dam- an Israeli-backed militia, was to be Lebanon's warring factions de- ascus, Syrian President Hafez Assad buried Monday. in the three-day conference, but many of the heads of clared it a "neutral zone" in an told Rumsfeld in a meeting last Haddad. 48. died of cancer Satur- Missing U.S. soldier found state announced they would be represented by their agreement reached in Damascus, week that Syrian troops would not day He had split with the Lebanese deputies or other officials. Syria. pull out of Lebanon until all other army during the 1975-76 civil war SCHWAEBISCH-GMUEND, West Germany - An The Marines had come under fire foreign forces, including Israel's, and formed a 1.000-man militia American soldier who reported himself kidnapped by a Bitter cold sweeps Europe last Friday. At the time, the had been withdrawn. which was armed, financed and German group opposed to nuclear missiles was found Americans responded with fire The May 17 agreement calls for trained by Israel. unharmed in a Bavarian bam yesterday and then LONDON - Intense winds that battered Britain and against a two-story building oc- an end to the state of war between reunited with his wife. The Lebanese army command northern Europe tor four days eased partially yester- cupied by anti-government Druse Israel and Lebanon, the withdrawal Police and Army officials said they were treating the militiamen east of the Marine base. deniedreports from Israel that Col. day, but four more Britons were reported killed. of all foreign forces and provides for Elias Khalil would succeed Haddad case as a kidnapping but also were investigating other Icy roads and snow brought the storm-related death possibilities. Yesterday, battles broke out be- an Israeli presence in southren An army spokesman in the Beirut toll in the British Isles to 17, police said. Ten others ' Lebanon. Israel has said it won't A farmer and his mother found Spec. 4 Liam Fowler, tween Lebanese army troops and suburb of Yarze said Khalil was not were reported killed or feared drowned since Wdnesday Druse militiamen on the mountain pull its troops out until Syria a follower of any militia, but a 21, of Daytona Beach. Fla.. huddled under a blanket in by the harsh weather across Europe. their barn shortly before dawn near Rosenheim. in the ridges overlooking Beirut and on the withdraws. Lebanese army officer who carries Snow was falling in Ireland and Scotland, causing Munich area. foothills east of the airport an hour Attackers struck four times yes- "his normal duties under orders police to close some main roads. In Northern Ireland, Fowler was treated for exposure at a hospital near before the attack on the Marine base terday at Israeli troops in southern from the Lebanese army command no planes were able to take off from Belfast began. Lebanon. The military command in in Beirut." the farm and escorted by German police back to International Airport and incoming flights were Schwaebisch-Gmuend. about 140 miles to the northwest, diverted to Dublin, bus and rail services were slowed, where he was reunited with his wife, Nikki. He left the hospital leaning on the arm of a German policeman and and many homes in County Lantrim were without diil not speak to reporters. electricity for the fourth day because of downed power lines. Salvadoran military says German police said U.S. Army officials asked that no Winds with gusts of 88 mph hit North Rhine- inforn ation about Fowler's disappearance be released Westphalia state in West Germany, blowing down trees until military authorities had a chance to question the soldier and chimneys. Police closed some icy roads in the central West German hills and worked to clear fallen "Everything we have points to an actual kidnapping, attack by rebels repulsed trees. but at the same time, the thing (the abduction) was handled in such slipshod fashion that it couldn't have CHALATENANGO, El Salvador year-old civil war with the con- there were reports of dead and been done by anyone who knew what they were doing, ' Israeli civil servants strike (AP) — Leftist guerrillas launched servative, U.S.-backed government wounded It was not possible to said one source close to the investigation, who asked not a heavy mortar attack on the capital At midnight, guerrillas began a confirm the description she gave. to be identified TEL AVIV. Israel - Rail and postal employees of Chalatenango province in north- heavy mortar barrage on the city's Journalists who were turned back Fowler was examined by an Army doctor at yesterday began an indefinite strike and the powerful ern El Salvador, but the army military garrison, a telephone oper- by government troops 10 miles Schwaebisch-Gmuend and then was transferred to the labor federation threatened a general walkout unless reacted quickly and had the threat ator at the barracks said. southwest of Chalatenango said they Army's 5th General Hospital in Stuttgart for 24 hours' workers each get a monthly wage increase of (45. under control before dawn yester- He said none of the shells hit the could hear artillery fire in observation, military officials said Trains came to a halt, stranding thousands of soldiers day, military sources said. garrison but many fell nearby. Chalatenango city. making their way back to bases after the weekend and The Defense Ministry press office "If there had not been more The rebels' clandestine Radio Islamic leaders shun confab halting the transport of phosphates and other freight said rebels attacked Chalatenango troops here when they attacked, this Farabundo Marti, which says it from southern Israel to ports in the north. It was the city at midnight, but the army was place would have fallen," the oper- transmits from somewhere in CASABLANCA. Morocco - Moroccan officials second rail strike this month, with workers demanding in control by 6 a.m. Army sources ator, who asked not to be identified, Chalatenango province, reported expressed disappointment yesterday at the absence of a 30 percent pay hike. in the city said some fighting said. yesterday morning that insurgents several key Middle East figures from the summit Civil servants are demanding pay hikes to offset continued. He refused to say how may troops launched simultaneous attacks on meeting of Islamic countries inflation. The army press office said seven were on hand at the.garrison, one of the city's garrison and on a military The summit, which opens here today, was planned to The Central Bureau of Statistics announced yesterday soldiers' were killed and 15 were the country's most important mili- post three miles to the west. seek new approaches to peace in the Middle East, the' tary facilities. The garrison usually that inflation registered 190.7 percent in 1983 — the wounded. Col. Adolfo Blandon, chief The broadcast said the rebels, Lebanese conflict and Iraqi-Iranian war. has about 1,000 troops assigned o it. highest in the country's history. of staff of the Salvadoran armed during their attack, captured 30 Nearly all the world's Moslem nations will particiate but at any given time several forces, said at least 12 guerrillas weapons and freed prisoners being died. Five of the corpses were hundred soldiers may away on patrol. held at the city prison. It gave no shovelled into a grave west of town casualty figures for either side. as reporters watched.' One was a On Dec. 30, in the biggest guer- A sound technician for an indepen- woman guerrilla. rilla assault of the war, the in- WEATHER surgents overran the military base dent Mexican television crew was Blandon called the attack a at El Paraiso, headquarters of the wounded Saturday in a firefight pm EST serious blow to the .rebels, who he 4th Infantry Brigade, killing at least between rebels and troops near Jei-M-y shore said numbered as many as 1.000. "I 140 army soldiers and capturing as Tierra Blanca, 57 miles east of the ^^ - "•*•• have congratulated the officers and many as 200. El Paraiso is 15 miles capital, reporters accompanying Cloudy with a chance of light snow during the • HJohTemporaUjres Show«r»BIMI troops for their excellent response him said yesterday. afternoon and tonight. Highs around 30. Winds west of Chalatenango. to the attack," Blandon said in an A nurse at the Social Security They said Arturo Gonzalez Mata northeasterly at 10 to 20 mph. Mostly cloudy tonight. interview in frpnt of the city's Hospital in Chalatenango said in a was hit by bullets in the jaw and Lows in the lower to the middle 20s. Partly cloudy military garrison. telephone interview at midday that both arms and was taken to a tomorrow. Highs in the lower to the middle 30s. Chance Chalatenango city, with a popu- fighting had ceased in the streets of hospital in the capital where he of precipitation near 10 percent this morning increasing lation of about 50,000. is about 45 Chalatenango. But she said helicop- underwent surgery and was in to 40 percent this afternoon and evening 20 percent miles north of San Salvador. The ters and attack planes still buzzed satisfactory condition. There was no tonight province is a stronghold of the over the city firing at rebel positions information on other casualties in Popular Liberation Forces, the big- on the outskirts. the fighting. Marine forecast gest and most radical of the four The nurse, who asked not to be guerrilla organizations locked in a 4- Watch Hill. R.I to Manasquan. N.J. identified for security reasons, said Winds northeasterly at 10 to 20 knots today becoming The Daily Register westerly at about 10 knots tonight. Increasing cloudiness Frontt.CoW^v Warmw Occluded l Stationary • (USPS-145-440) with a chance of some snow toward evening today. Shultz, Gromyko to meet Published Sunday by The Red Bank Register Mostly cloudy tonight. Visibility f> miles or more Honolulu 79 64 cdy Established In l»7« Weather elsewhere Houston 42 37 03 cdy STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - In London, where Shultz spent the by John H. Cook and Henry Clay through tonight. Average seas 3 to 5 feet today. 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Columbia.S C 32 cdy 33 20 cdy that U.S-Soviet relations were at the 1-12 weeks 1.70/ week .79/ week 2.46/ weak Sun, Moon Columbus to cdv .12 27 significance of its own because of "lowest point" possible and gave 13-51 weeks 155/ week 70/ week 2.25/ week ii . 1 year 1.49/ week 09/ week 2 10/ week 411 .1- '— 'W'01 enoverrem*.
06 05 cir Fairbanks Last quarter Jan. 24; first quarter Feb. 9; full moon 22 clt 'opens 15 07 cdy they won't be coming to Stockholm abandoned talks on strategic arms " POSTMASTER Send address changes to The '«n. It; New moon Feb. 1. HarrloiO 21 cdy Tucson 39 coy Deny Ragieler. P.O. Bo« S2O. Red Bank. N.J 07701 Helena Bn luiSfl 24 06 Cdy with any specific new initiatives. and nuclear missiles in Europe. MONDAY; JANUARY 16. 1984 The Daily Register A3 Democrats Rights group hurl Charges meets today i, HAj10VER' N H UP) - Democratic debaters HUNT VALLEY. Md (AP) - The reborn" US livened their presidential campaign by hurling charges Commission on Civil Rights, its majority installed in a of "gobbledygook" and "baloney," but they were White House political coup, appears ready to steer a uncertain today how just much their jibes slowed new course away from its predecessor's strong support Walter Mondale's drive for the nomination. of affirmative action quotas and forced busing. "Nobody was sitting around keeping a scorecard," When the new commission holds its first formal said Sen. John Glenn of Ohio after yesterday's three- meeting today and tomorrow, it will debate a staff hour debate. memorandum that recommends radically different approaches to achieving equality for women and "There were certainly no holds barred," said minorities Mondale "I think the audience understood what I was saying My record is very specific." The eight-member commission, meeting at a motel in Hunt Valley, Md., north of Baltimore, is itself It was a presidential campaign debate like no other radically different from the watchdog anti-discrimina- in memory. Three hours long, moderated by two tion agency whose authorizing legislation expired last television hosts, the debate produced lively give and year. * take, most of it between the candidates but occasionally directed at the moderators, particularly, Phil Donahue. The old panel of presidential appointees became a The sharpest exchange occurred when Mondale chorus attacking President Reagan's civil rights referred to his plan to cut budget deficits by more than policies, especially his opposition to mandatory busing half and Glenn snapped that he was offering "the same and quotas At»oclst*d Pr*M pholo A majority of the new commission — split equally vague gobbledygook of nothing we've been hearing all DEMOCRATS DEBATE -The Rev Jesse Democratic presidential debate at Dartmouth through this campaign." between congressional and presidentially appointed Jackson, right, makes a point while former Vice College, Hanover, N.H., yesterday. members — is likely to endorse his views He went on to say, "We haven't heard any specific numbers except cut it by half. President Waller Mondale listens during the The memo was written by staff director Linda "Is this going to be a Democratic Party that promises Chavez, a former aide to two teachers" unions, an ex- everything to everybody? ...I'm disgusted and tired of into the eight-candidate debate sponsored by the House impact of the attack on Mondale congressional staffer and a one-time college teacher He condemned "this tendency that s developed to The commission members themselves must decide all the vague promises I wish the former vice president Democratic Caucus and Dartmouth College. whether to accept her outline for a change in direction would get some figures down," Glenn said. Before the debate, Mondale's staff had predicted the clobber the front-runner " \ Mondale countered that "I've listened to about a six- other candidates might gang up on the man acknowl- The first half of the nationally televised debate was One of her proposals is to study whether affirmative minute speech — all of it baloney ' edged to be the front-runner in the Democratic field moderated by television newsman Ted Koppel action programs caused a decline in higher education Glenn interrupted when Mondale countered by saying But until Glenn took him on. Mondale escaped with The moderator of the ABC late-night program, academic standards the senator had voted for President Reagan's economic only occasional jibes from his rivals "Nightline," Koppel began by trying to get the Noting the old commission endorsed mandatory program and had to accept responsibility for federal At one point. Hart turned to Mondale and said, "You candidates to say whether they would choose a woman busing for integration, the memo suggests. "The new budget deficits. cannot lead this country if you have promised everybody for the vice presidential nomination commission may wish to reassess this policy and a Only Jackson was willing to make such a commit- study on voluntary desegregation could set the stage for Both men stood up and were speaking at once. everything." such action " Mondale. was shouting to Donahue, "Who has the "America is nothing, if it isn't promises. ' replied the ment, a promise he has made throughout his campaign floor? Who has the floor? " former vice president. "That is what America is The best the others were willing to say was they She wants to cancel a study on whether Reagan about." would give a woman "serious consideration ." administration budget cuts in student aid hurt He accused Glenn of using "voodoo numbers" and predominantly minority colleges "baloney figures " The first attacks were directed nqt at Mondale but The Koppel segment was relatively orderly "They're both right in what they say about each at Sen. Alan Cranston of California other, " quipped former Florida Gov. Reubin Askew as George McGovern. the former South Dakota senator the exchange came to an end. who was the party's 1972 presidential nominee, jabbed After the debate. Askew said. "I survived it... I think at Cranston for his support of the B-l bomber Study finds student aid drop I did a credible job " Moments later, Sen Ernest F Hollings of South Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado said he "felt good" but Carolina joined the attack on Cranston Hollings said the WASHINGTON (API - traced most of that decline 1960s Much of that aid il Student aid increased added that "I don't think the candidates can judge. I Californian s commitment to getting an arms control The amount of student to the 1981 decision by the subsidized loans and Pell more than live times faster think the public will judge " agreement might lead him to "give away the store" in financial aid from all Reagan administration and Grants than college expenditures The Rev. Jesse Jackson said after the debate he negotiations with the Soviet Union sources has shrunk in this Congress to phase out The study said that in the past two decades and wasn't sure whether the Glenn-Mondale exchange hurt "I liked the format, it was pretty freewheeling," decade, and loans have Social Security benefits for grants and loans — from also outpaced enrollment the party, "but it did not help to instruct the people " Cranston said later. become an increasingly college students, to restric- all sources — each now growth The Glenn-Mondale exchange flared about 2'z hours McGovern was the most concerned about the possible common way to pay for tions on eligibility for account lor 48 percent of The board said the an- education, a College Board Guaranteed Student Loans all student aid. with work- nual cost of tuition, room study shows and to a drop in the use of study programs providing and hoard at.private uni- The board reported that veterans benefits the other 4 percent As versities climbed from in acrual dollars, the The federal government recently as 1975-76. grants $2,105 in 1963-64 to $8,537 in THE NATION amount of aid dropped has become "by far theprovided 80 percent of the 1982-83 For public univer- from $18 billion to $16 1 largest contributor to stu- available ml and loans sities, the cost went from billion in the past two dent aid Almost 80 percent onh 17 percent $1,026 to $3,403 years. The drop is even of total assistance now IMab 50 in nuclear protest Woman opens fire in store greater when inflation is comes through federal pro- SAN LUIS OBISPO. Calif. - Police arrested 50 taken into account, it said grams.' compared to less people for trespassing at the Diablo Canyon nuclear CHICAGO - A 53-year-old woman accused ol The contraction in re-than 40 percent in the early Now you can do your power plant yesterday after a march by 1,000 shoplifting pulled out a gun and opened fire on a security cent years comes after demonstrator! protesting licensing of the utility, guard and a patron in a South Side department store nearly two decades of often brokerage business authorities said. Forty-two people were arrested at the yesterday, injuring two men. police said Millie rapid growth with your neighborhood banker plant's main gate and eight others who sneaked onto Ballenger was subdued by customers and later charged Although the burden of MR. AUTO Pacific Gas & Electric Co property from back roads with two counts of aggravated battery, authorities said . sending a child to college ...at the Central Jersey Bank earlier in the day also were arrested, said a sheriff's has gotten heavier lately, spokesman. the board said that on the INSURANCE office nearest you. PG&E hopes to receive a license next month that Blast rocks building; average. families now would allow it to start a nuclear reaction at the plant have more resources from for the first time to test operations at 5 percent of the income and student aid 25* CENTRALJERSEYM plant's capacity. The NRC previously granted PG&E a Seek missing couple relative to the burden of AKD THUT COMHftNV low-power test license, but revoked it two years ago college costs than they had DOWN 3' CONVf NKN1 O"iCtS • MIDDIES* « • WONMOU'M . OC£«N • UWON when serious design errors were discovered. PG&E BROOKLINE, Mass (AP) - An explosion rocked a in 1963-84 " claimed it corrected the problems, and in November the four-story brick apartment building yesterday, causing The report. "Trends in NRC restored Diablo s fuel-loading permit the rear walls to collapse and triggering a roaring fire Student Aid: 1963 to 1983. 7 that forced some residents to jump from their windows, said that allowing for infla- Proxmirc hits NASA hospitality authorities said Two people were reported missing. tion, the real value of LOW MONTHLY JERSEY DISCOUNT WASHINGTON - Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis.. Two women were taken to the hospital. student aid has dropped 21 today bestowed his "Golden Fleece " award for January Late last night, firefighters searched by the glow of percent in the 1980s OIL CO. on NASA for spending more than $780,000 to fly 2,228 emergency lights for the missing couple, who lived in The study, financed by PAYMENTS government employees and private guests to witness a second-floor rear apartment, said Deputy Fire Chief the Ford Foundation. launchings of the space shuttle at Cape Canaveral. Fla Al Sweeney 711 Hwy #35 "The average1 taxpayer will never get a free shuttle A crane would be needed for the heavy debris, said to Florida, but he will be sent into orbit when he gets another deputy chief. John Mclnerney SHREWSBURY gal. the bill for those who do," Proxmire said in a statement "I believe we've everybody out of there except for announcing the monthly booby prize he gives for what one couple named Murphy." said Sweeney "Nine COLLEGE 747-4000 Certified Metered Deliveries 150 Gal Mir. he considers an example'of wasteful federal spending people were evacuated, and the couple is unaccounted for " Immediate COO CASH ONLY All 12 apartments in the building were occupied, said BOARDS coverage ENEMY CHECKS MXEtfED 493-8777 Speakes backs up on Grenada Fire Lt. Robert English WASHINGTON - White House spokesman Larry Debris, smoke and flames prevented firefighters S.A.T. REVIEW Speakes says the Reagan administration could have from entering the building immediately after the JUNIORS S SENIORS permitted a small group of reporters to accompany U.S. explosion The fire was brought under control about 90 27 SKCMSM Yure troops in the invasion of Grenada last year without minutes after the first alarm HMN IH - TMN Ftfi worrying about maintaining the secrecy of the The building shook surrounding neighborhoods. operation. Sweeney said Ntrfttn ffcW - Eijfctom ciraoiinland "Now, I think we probably could have preserved "I heard an explosion." said Kvelyn Channen. 70. Storm IM - HuW secrecy with a very small pool of reporters involved resident of an apartment across the street. "I was in HUtfaf IH - Ukmrt from the first," Speakes said in a radio interview. "I bed reading. The superintendent came up and said Get Far Wl t ha >l in. 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You CAD identify recycled wastepaper prices substantially in many parts of the paperboaruTackagtag by iU gray interior dry hall parking lot, etc. Your wastepaper dealer may ..A coantry; there Is a demand for recycled paper, and ted SYLVIA -,M,. -a,, m be willing to donate a collection bin and. when filled, Look for the recycled symbol on prooucu pf "" 1 boxes are hi particular demand. t p and PORTER be may haul it to his plant, weigh It and credit your three arrows that torn a Try It YOB have nothing to low and earning extra group with the volume of paper. ranciiv from money always can be oaeral for you or your favorite Spark Plug to Nettle use the symbol Be aare you publicise your group's recycling efforts. charity or organisation Some tips: Recycled paperboard isn't restricted to traditional - An eatimated M milUon Americans already are Circulating handbills is a good way to get residents into folding boxes. And many toy as well as sporting goods collecting old neirapapen for Vecycling, so the guides the recycling habit TeU them what types of wartepaper manufacturers package products in recycled paper- are dear and clean Check out local wastepaper dealers you're collecting, how it should be bundled, when yon U board. listed in Ike Yellow Para under 'Waste Paper." Find Ma and population eatimates dearly ad-tobdp bebytopkkitupandwhotney should call for Let retailers know that you appreciate recycled oat what kinds oi clean, recyclable paper they're buying you define yoar couacttoa area. A ^ti'Ofl paperboard. Yon like the chance to make some extra ctad office papers, old corrugated alao might be able to offer i TO assure the continuing success of all paper money and the way recycling improves the nation's and sell your wastepaper to the dealer off ering roe volume oc newspapers yoar drive can generate. ollection programs, we consumers generally must help solid waste situation. 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Have members bring old newspapers to a central point and arrange for transportation to tbe wastepaper pUnt through the dealer with whom you are working - If you have or can find a pickup track, you'll discover that yon can make a profit by concentrating on used corrugated boxes. Some retail stores and indepradeiit supermarket* often give boxes away to save on their own trash-hauling costs. Ask local store owners for permission to collect their old boxes and set up a regular collection route. - If you want to set up a program for collecting old Every bank in newspapers hi your community, here are the ways to go about it: Obtain a dry zoning map - with streets, individual Help through New Jersey financial maze is closed today! ANDREW LECKEY But with The Treasurer," you can get cash and make deposits 24 hours every day throughout New Jersey. The nation's investors 30-year old chestnut, "How need guidance to get to Buy Stocks," by Louis Now, with The Treasurer, through the roase of mod- Engel and Brendan Boyd ern financial problems. (Little, Brown ft Co.: 1982) you can bank even when the banks are closed. To applv for vour free card, Some concerns crop up in clear and simple just come in to anv Fidelitv Union offico-and use it at anv of these locations!* again and again. language tells you the Here, culled from re- basics of investing. Initially written by quests from readers in Roseland various parts of the coun- Engel, ft has undergone a Atlantic Highlands Hazlet Milltown try, are three of the most- number of updates and still • 111 Hrst Avenue • Route )5 and Poult' Avenue • 97 N. Main St. • 101 hagle Rock Ave. needed pieces of infor- holds up as a primer on mation: what, you should know Bayonne Hightstown Moorcstown Saddle Brook about stocks, bonds, the • Picking an investment • Bnudv\av at 2)itlSt. • 105 S. 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Irvington South Brunswick No promises, just tbe basic certification, it all comes Briiktown • 1102 Clinton Ave. Mount Laurel • )tio Rtc. 27, Kendall Pk down to shopping around information that every in- • Iritcrscition Rtc. 70 & Brick Kiwi • Church Rd. & Clumh s"t. and finding someone you're vestor should know. Jersey City There are other informa- Summit comfortable with. • 4 a ... tnem are mental '«=" <">IWUUHIIKS a uay can be harmful. |w .._ ^ „,,.. oi uie auiur |MI ly convention in Sacramen- IkMluuilUII, 1LIIIU] UMtlullJlK.1 UHU lUW I never round the sailboat at the auction. If I knew who made it, I'd write and tell him to. Calif. birth weight. , FAS is a preventable birth defect. If Thought for today: "Not life, but a good that while the boat may never have hit its Barry Johnson, executive director of you're pregnant, or plan to be — don't '...But the New York Times says life, is to be chiefly valued." - Socrates mark, I've enjoyed the box for years. I wish Greek philosopher (about 470 B.C-399 the National Council on Alcoholism of drink. we've whipped you' I knew wlio made It. B.C.). James P. Higgins Jr. MONDAY. JANUARY 16. 1984 The Daily Register A7 OBITUARIES ASBURY PARK - four sons, Michael Higgins James P. Higgins Jr., S3,and James P. Higgins, both died Saturday at Mon- of Hudson, Mich., Ter- mouth Medical Center, rance Higgins of Fayette, Meatcutters go on strike J. Raymond DeRidder; Long Branch. Ohio, and Timothy Higgins Bom in Long Branch, he of Houston; a daughter, (continued) strike." have. Dorothea Higgint of car dealership president was a lifelong area resi- Wunderle and the shore-area "Heck it just started today (Sun- dent. Hudson; his parents, like this on two or three days day), " he said. "Even if something RED BANK - J. Rayv James and Dorthea Hig- planning," he said. store manager agreed that yester- Red Bank Lions Club, the He was a security officer day's shopping volume was at or was going to happen we wouldn't mond DeRidder, 81, 'died Red Bank Community Ap- at Wackenhut Corp.. Free- gins Sr. of Shrewsbury; a "We began specifically planning Saturday at Riverview stepson, Ralph H. for this possibile disruption of above normal levels. know it yet In two or three weeks peal, Riverview Hospital hold. I may be able to tell you different- Hospital. Board of Governors, the He was a member of Swenarton of Saline. service about one month ago. We "Most of our stores are doing Born in Schuylerville Mich.; two stepdaughters, have relocated staff as necessary, more business today than we have in ly " New Jersey Automotive First United Methodist The manager, who asked not to be NY., he resided in Fair Trade Association, and Church, here; BPOE Mrs. Joan Grubbs of Oak- and we are prepared to go on this a while," Wunderle said. "I don't Haven until moving here 14 Lodge No. 128. here, hurst, and Mrs. Karen way indefinitely." know if people are buying now in identified, said all the affected chairman of the Monmouth departments in his store were open years ago. County Republican Oceanic Fire Co., Long Rutan of Barnegat; and Wunderle said he was "more than anticipation of a long strike. But in He was past president of Branch Fire Police and seven grandchildren. a little surprised" that the workers any case, we don't forsee any yesterday, and functioning nor- Finance CommitMt mally. DeRidder Co., Inc., a Surviving are m wife, Amvets. THe Hoffman Funeral chose to strike. "As of last year, the problems with maintaining ser- Buick car dealership here. average butcher was making $32,383 vice...For as long as it takes." "We are all right now," he said Jean Budington DeRidder: Surviving are his wife. Home, Long Branch, is in "But in a few weeks, there could be Since selling the dealership a son, Raymond B. DeRid- Eleanor Krause Higgins; charge of arrangements. a year," he said. "And that doesn't However, the store manager of in 1952, he was a director include a $8,000 fringe benefits a problem with the availability of der, here: a daughter, Mrs. one shore-area Shop-Rite super- some products. Then again there and officer at Electronics Barbara D. Cottrell, here; package. With a deal like that...yes market said it is too early to tell Assistance Corp.. a direc- I am very surprised they chose to might not be...It all depends on how a sister, Mrs. Harriet Orville K. Reynolds what effects an extended strike may things work out." tor at Middletown Banking Schmidt of Saratoga Co., and a director and Springs, NY.; and three UNION BEACH - Or- Batallion of World War II officer at Radiofone Corp , grandchildren. ville K. Reynolds, 72, offor over 25 years. He was Point Pleasant. The John E. Day Fu-Fifth Street, died yester- a U.S. Army veteran of He was past president of neral Home, here, is in day at Bayshore Communi- World War II Trustees are challenged the Red Bank YMCA. the charge of arrangements. ty Hospital. Holmdel. His wife, the late Nancy Born in Long Branch, he (continued) appointments, ' calling it "a search committee, according to Menna. Reynolds, died in 1982. eral James R. Zazzali. and Prospero resided in Newark until Surviving are three step- committee I think will be objec- The current freeholders are being Arthur Eckstein moving here in 1947. DeBona, a former member of the tive." asked to put Litwin and Callas back He was a retired sons. Anthony Pinto of state Casino Control Commission. Menna, who is president of the as trustees until the new search SHREWSBURY - He was active in the Boy West Keansburg, Joseph Arthur Eckstein. 72, died switchman for the Central Katharine E. White, a prominent Democratic club in Red Bank, said committee makes its recommen- Scouts, the VITA program Pinto and John Pinto, both Democrat who served as am- yesterday at Riverview and the Parent's Group. Railroad of New Jersey. his motives in bringing the suit were dations, he said. Hospital, Red Bank. He was a member of the of Keyport, six step- bassador to Denmark, is the only not political. He said he had not Red Bank High School, and grandchildren and three person who was held over from the spoken to the county Democratic Attorney John Bonello of Oak- He was bom in Poland, was a member of Ameri- American Legion Post No. and lived in Bradley Beach 321, here. step-great-grandchildren. previous search committee. leaders about the case. hurst will represent Menna before can Association of Retired Day Funeral Home. When questioned about the com- The suit names as defendants both Superior Court Judge William T. before moving here 32 People, and was formerly He served as secretary years ago. . treasurer for the 713th Keyport, is in charge of mittee's composition. Kramer said the present and past Boards of Wichmann in a hearing scheduled a congregant at B'Nai Is- Railway Operating arrangements. that "I think we made quality Freeholders and the previous search for Jan. 30. He retired in 1973 after rael, Rumson. 33 years as an electronic engineer at Fort Mon- Surviving are his wife, mouth. the former Reba Pobiner. Frederick Boyd Sr. He received an engineer- a son, Norman Eckstein, RED BANK - Freder- here: seven daughters, Reagan: World is safer and a daughter, Ms. Carol ing degree from New York ick Boyd Sr., 67. of 183 University, and did gradu- Eckstein, both of Chicago. Mrs. Carol Russell of Long (continued) official said. viewed this country as being in a III. and two grandchildren. Shrewsbury Ave.. died Fri- Branch. Mrs Josephine In Reagan's view, the Soviet state of decline, the official said. ate school at Columbia day at Riverview Hospital, about the possibility of nuclear war University in New York. Bennett, Miss Minnie with the Soviets, and that only 26 Union has not been willing to deal "We seemed to be bent on a course The Bloomfield-Cooper here. Boyd. Miss Lois Boyd, seriously with the United States for which was serving their own He was a volunteer for Jewish Funeral Chapel. Born in Fair Haven, he percent credit Reagan with doing a Deborah, a heart and lung Miss Elaine Boyd. Miss good job on avoiding war. the past 15 years because it has interests. " Ocean, is in charge of was a lifelong resident of Theresa Boyd. all of here, institute in Browns Mills arrangements. Monmouth County. A senior White House official, and Mabel Boyd of Van briefing reporters on Reagan's He retired in 1979 as a Nuys, Calif.; three King widow thanks state custodian with the Fair speech, said "The president believes Margaret C. Connelly brothers. Harold Boyd of that we truly are ready to deal I with (continued) County, the Rev. Dr William How- Haven School System after Tinton Falls. John Boyd ard, who was a member of the 23 years of service. the Soviets) and get results, and ... Hundreds of local tributes were EATONTOWN - and a communicant of St and Roland Boyd. both of he feels very personally the re- held throughout the state to honor delegation to Syria led by the Rev He was an Army veteran Fair Haven; two sisters, King over the weekend. Jesse Jackson that obtained the Margaret C. Connelly. 91. Dortheas R.C. Church. of World War II. and a sponsibility to get results soon." died Saturday at home. Mrs. Catherine Marshall of The Rev. Dudley Sarfaty. as- release of captured Navy flier Lt Eatontown. a member of member of Fisk Chapel. The official, who insisted that he Robert Goodman, attended a mem- She was born in Newark the Monmouth County Fair Haven. Boston, Mass.. and Carolyn not be identified, acknowledged sociate general secretary of the New Jersey, and lived in Albert of Fair Haven: and New Jersey Council of Churches, orial program. Democratic Club, a past Surviving are his wife, there is a "heightened sense of An interfaith service was sched- Red Bank and Leonardo Democratic District Com- Lois Boyd; three sons. 11 grandchildren. alarm" and "anxiety" in the United said most member churches were before moving here 20 holding celebrations. uled for Monday at the Calvary mitteewoman in Middle- Frederick Boyd Jr of San The Childs Funeral States about relations with Moscow. Baptist Church in Morristown. years ago. town, and a member of the Francisco. Calif.. Louis Home. here, is in charge of "It simply isn't warranted. " the In Willingboro in Gloucester She was a homemaker. American Association of and John Boyd. both of arrangements. Retired Persons. 202 Death Notlcei ~ She was the widow of A TWO-STORY CONTEMPORARY Thomas W. Connelly, who BOYD — FraOanc* Sr ol 163 Patrick J. McAllister OFFICE BUILDING IN MIDDLETOWN Srirawabury Av«. Red Bank, on Jan 13. died in 1939. 1M4 Davoud husband of Lola: loving Surviving are a son fallw of Fradanch Jf town, and John TOMS RIVER - Patrick Surviving are his wife, Boyd. and Mn Carol HUHCII Mrft Thomas' W. Connelly Jr. of J McAllister. 79, of 1 the former Catherine Don- Joaaphlna Bannett Lota. Elaine. Min- Colchester, Vt.; three Bequia Court, died Satur- nelly, a son John Daniel ma. Matxl Tharaaa Boyd. fond brother daughters, Mrs. Margaret of Rowland. Harold. John Boyd Mrs day at his home. McAllister, of Thurmont, Carolyn Albert and Mrs Catherine R. Dowd of Middletown. He was born in Md . a daughter, Mrs. Marshall, grandfather of 11 Funeral Mrs. Regina A Konowitz Kilmarnock Scotland, and service Tuesday. 11am at the Fish Maureen Severance of Navesink Chapel Fair Haven Rev E Singletary of Pompton Lakes, and had lived in Pompton Aberdeen: two brothers. officiating Interment et Monmouth Mrs. Bernice T. Ullman. Plains and Orange, before Memorial Park. Tinton Falls Friends Hugh and Christopher may call at the church Monday evening. with whom she lived; a moving here nine years McAllister of Scotland: 7-9 p m In lieu of flowers, (he family sister. Catherine Glynn of ago. wishes that friends make donations to three sisters. Mrs. Susan the Church's building lund Verona; 24 grandchildren, He retired in 1969 as a comptroller for the SimStewart- . Mrs. Jean Kelly, North— and 25 great-grand- A 44,000 square foot office building with space HIGGINS — James PJi.ul Astuiry children mons Bedding Corp.. and Mrs. Ellen Trainor. all Park, on Jan 14. 1964 Funeral service Elizbeth. where he was of Scotland., and four available for purchase or lease options. Office at 11 a m Tuesday Jan 17 at Hotlmsn grandchildren Funeral Home. 415 Broadway. Long The John E. Day Fu-employed for 40 years. suites starting at 800 square feet. Branch The Rev Herbert Lowe official neral Home. Red Bank, is He was a communicant The Bedle Funeral ing Interment at Monmouth Memorial in charrge of arrange- of St. Barnabas Roman Home. Matawan. is in Park Cemetery. Tinton Falls Visitation Ample parking will be dispersed throughout. Monday at 2-4 and 7 9 p m ments. Catholic Church. Bayville. charge of arrangements. Elevator provisions for the handicapped and storage space will be available for tenent and it's not too late • • • purchasers in Navesink North. Navesink North is located on Highway #35 in Middletown just minutes north of the commercial to make winter sparkle! and business center of Red Bank. Situated There's still time to enroll and the offerings arc varied, Interesting, and cover the full between the Navesink River Road and Pine Street education spectrum. Choose a course or two and come In and jughandles, the site is convenient to local rail and register for Irookdalc's Winter Term. Courses arc scheduled mornings, afternoons and bus services. evenings, dally and on weekends, both on campus and at Learning Centers and extension sites throughout the county. You can even take college credit courses via Only 15,000 square feet left for sale. radio and TV. Let Irookdalc make your winter sparkle and add life to all of 19841 Principles of AccounWns I (ACC 101) American Civilization I (HIS 135) 20,000 square feet Federal Income Tax (ACC 115) Introduction to Personal Growth (HUD 107) Cultural Anthropology (ANT 105) Human Interaction (IDS 125) rental space available. Impressionism through Contemporary Art (ART 107) Introduction to Journalism (JOU 101) Drawing I (ART 111). 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Diane Franklin Moreno SHOW MOVK *** "Val- BARNEY MU.ER my Lee Jonas. tO:06©MEWS TMCKE OF THE MJ0HT ley Girl" (1983. Comedy) B HAPPY DAYS AOAM TMC MOVK *** 'Reds' 10:30 0 COLLEQE BASKETBALL ABC NEWS MOMTUNE Nicolas Cage. Deborah USA CARTOONS (1911. Drama) Warren Pittsburgh vs 81 John's THE HONEYM0ONERS Foremen SHOW MOVE * * * 'Tick- Beatty, Diane Keeton MEWS MOVK *** "Arse^c 12:40 0 COLOMBO Columbo •I To HHVOT" (1981. Dts SPOT MOVK **H "Fast WKRPMCMCMNATI JAnd Old Lace" (1944, Com attempts lo build s case mi) Nick Mancueo. Saul Times At Rtdgejfnont High" MARY TYLER MOORE edy) Csry Greni, Josephine against s mtlttery hero sus- ffi (1902, Comedy) Ssan Penrt. I Rubinek USA DREAMS OF SOLD A Hull pected of murder (R) eosffl LITTLE HOUSE ON THE Jennifer Jason Leigti unique look at Olympic com • 8STARSKT V AND HUTCH 1:00 0 SARAJEVO '84 Olympic SHOW FAERtt TALE THE- petition through slow motion TM_C MOVK ** 'Airplane events highlighted In ihis ATRE "Jack And The Bean HUM footage and computer ani- II: Ths Sequel" (1982. Com- hour are Man's Figure Skat- Meek-Al Ike Men ftarT 6 30 • ONE DAY AT A TME Bislk" Dennis Christopher mation edy) Robert Maya, Julie ing and Biathlon S SANFORD AND SON plays Jack and Katharine 11 00000 NEWS Hsgarty. 0 MOVK **» "Assign- MiW kHHsoterHeeVariliemeiieU O BUSINESS REPORT Helmond Is Jack's mother in • TAXI SPOT MOVK * "HH And ment: Munich" (1972. Mys- THE JEFFERSONS this version of the Isle • ODD COUPLE Run" (1967, Drama) Hugo tery) Richard Besehert, Roy nc about a young man who fSM'A'S-H 0 LHUT M THE WEST The Haaa. Vincent Edwsrda. Schaldw. Mwet-feilT»»»iAl)la|a»««la»- must prove his coursge TMC MOVIE * * * story of the country's west- 11:36© THE CATLIN8 O TWIK3MT ZONE 'Brainwaves' 0983, So against e giant and giantess ward expansion Is retold TMC MOVK *H "The Fails Tats TMett (Elliott Qould. Jesn Staple- 12400 STAR TREK •nee-Fiction) Keir Dullta. through photographs and USA RADIO IBM Seduction" (1982. Suzanna Love ton) to win back Ms family's the words ol those who wit- Suspense) Morgan Fair- riches 12:06 421 MOVK **W "Corey SPOT MOVE *** "The nessed it firsthand. For The People" (1977. child. Michael Sarrazln USA MHL HOCKEY New • JOE FRANKLIN 3:00 O BOB NEWHART Cowboy And The Lady" 8:06© CENTENNIAL "The Drams) John Rubinstein. 1:06 SPOT MOVK *** "The York Islanders al Boston 0 EMERGENCY • MOOAY (1938. Western) Gary Coo- Shepherds" The growing • BENNY KU. Eugene Roche. Long Weekend" (1979. Bruins (R) 2:10 SHOW MOVIi • • h OMOVE *** "Bexlerl" per Merle Oberon. tension between farmers USA ALFRED HrTCHCOO 12:30 0 LATE NIOHT WITH Mystery) John Hargresve. 1:3697) MOVK ***H "One "Endangered Species" (1972, Drams) Pelrlcla 7:00 nCBS NEWS and cattlernen explodes PRESENTS DAVB LETTERMAN Brlony Behets Foot In Heaven" (1941, Dra- (1982, Suspense) Robert Neal, Scoll Jscoby O NBC NEWS into the range wsrs of the SHOW MOVK *» "Con 0 ENTERTAINMENT I S0O O MARY TYLER MOORE ms) Fredrlc March. Martha Urich, Jobeth Williams 0) MOVK www "Gorgo" B ABC MEWS g 1870s, rancher Oliver Sec- leeaions Of A Driving TOMOHT Gine Lollobrigida Q"MEWS Scott. 2:30 O MARY TYLER MOORE (1961, Science Fiction) Bill 1 QNEWS combe (Timothy Delton) Instructor ' (1977, Comedy) tells why she put aside her O INDEPENDENT NET- 2:000 CBS NEWS 2:60 SPOT MOVIE **•<•-, Trsvers. Vincent Waller. B THE JEFFERSON8 tails for Charlotte Bucklend Robin Askwlth, Anthony acting career for photogra-. WWORO K NEWS NKJHTWATCH "Diva'' (1981, Drama) Wll- TMC RICHARD PRYOR M ID MACNEIL ' LEHHER (Lynn Redgrave) and farmer Booth. phy. 0 DEDELAWARL E VALLEY 0 MARY TYLER MOORE hebnenla Wiggins Fernan- CONCERT NEWSHOufl Hans Brumbaugh (Alex Kar- II :0» IE) ALL M THE F AMJLY OBONANZA FORUM 0 RAT PATROL dez, Frederic Andrei. 3:30 O BOB NEWHART (D THREE'S COMPANY ras) decides lo take the law USA RADIO 1900 into his own hands. (Pan 7) 7O6IB) CAROL BURNETT AMD 8:300 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS FRIENDS 7 30 O 2 ON THE TOWN Fea- 0 00© AFTERMASH Klinger tured a real debutante ball, writes to his old friend. SOAP OPERAS spotliohts some unusual Radar, in the hopes that he and oft beat course's will visit General Pershlng ollered in the New York City Hospital. ALL MY CHILDREN: unharmed. Craig convinces he's around Tony. To as- Brock's plant, Rick shuts it Bo sees his face. Believing realizes she must support ares. 0 MOVK "A Mailer 01 During the trial, Jesse's Kim through Betsy that O FAMILY FEUO Sex" (Premiere, Drama) sure Maggie he has nodown. Brock sued by one A»a trying to get Santhe small studio above O *Ll IN THE FAME.Y Jean Stapleton. . Dinah juvenile delinquent back- she should sell the romantic feelings for Liz, victim's wife. The beauti- Carlos fortune for himself, Greenberg's delicatessen O ENTERTAINMENT Menoft ground is brought up. Les lakefront property. Rich- Don decides to set wedding ful Steffi Brand arrives in Bo decides to get it first by washing dishes at the TONIGHT Qine Lollobngirja 0 MERV GRIFFIN frightened when Jesse's ard manages to exit hospi- date. Anna and Roman Port Charles and decides and return it to the pover- deli. Maggie and owner tells why she put aside her tal by posing as priest. ecting career lor phologra statement that he never continue to hide In to manage Blackie's band. ty-stricken country. Guer- David Greenberg are O American Music Award! signed the adoption papers Deciding to frame Karen Robert agrees to let Holly * Top Songsfop Singer! monastery and dress as rero's widow, Mrs. Aldraw- n to one another in- Q*USA NHL HOCKEY New is accepted by the court. for Bob's shooting, Rich- monks. Dr. Veronica Kim- uncover Hannibal's dance lardyct, spots Simon's pic- stantly. Maggie learns that York Islanders at Boston Holt Lionel Richie Upset by Erica's departure ard places a bloodstained ADV ball joins hospital staff and scam. Monica overjoyed ture and pays her son a David provides shelter for Bruins handkerchief in the Dixon ONEWS O AMERICAN MUSIC with Mike, Adam sends her is immediately attracted when she receives call visit. Simon explains he teenage runaways. house. John throws out the 03 THREE'S COMPANY AWARDS Lionel Ritchie a diamond necklace. to Neil. Marlena and from orphanage where she went to San Carlosto se e • TAXI hosts the 11th ennual pree- handkerchief but Richard FORT0M0R- Palmer approaches Erica' Eugene tailing Bo in order grew up saying someone's his father, but left when he 7:36 (IT) HOQANS HEROES with magazine deal. retrieves it. Betsy con- Stephanie forges 8:00 8 SCARECROW AND to find Roman. Bo furious been checking into her realized how corrupt he Having been warned about sidering going to bed with note to Wendy from War- MRS KINO Amanda and irom Hollywood with guests when he discovers he iswhereabouts. was. Simon has secretly Lee must establish a new RkSiiTGSh business dealings with Craig in order to save her ren asking that she meet wearing homing device. GUIDING UGHT: In decided to get the fortune him at his place later that identity lor an Italian scien- Palmer, she suggests he marriage, but Kim sug- New York, Bradley hot on for himself. Jenny and tist who is being sought by Irene Cars. gests she remain true to Recovering from heart at- day. Stephanie aware that KGB agents 0 (MEAT PERFORMANC- see Adam. Palmer excited- Philip and Beth's trail. David become lovers, and ly plans a gourmet feast. herself Kirk tells Frannie tack, Doug wonders if his she'll find Warren with his Q TVS BLOOPERS ES "Edith Wharton: Looking keeping Bo and Hope apart Mindy lands job playing before leaving for concert latest female conquest, O P.M. MAGAZINE A look Back" Kathleen Widdoee After Donna turns down his that he loves her. Lila piano in restaurant where in Denver, David asks Jen- al Sher-Per dogs: a visit stars as Edith Wharton in a marriage proposal, Benny agrees to reconcile 'wl as the right thing. Matidy. Sunny encourages aboard the late John Rick is short-order cook. ny to marry him. Herb biographical drama baaed decides to leave town. Be- Frank even though lie EDGE OF NIGHT: Sky Hogan's mother Kate to Wayne's haunted yacht; a in part on R.W.B. Lewis's The owner decides to hire files for divorce from apply for job as Sentells' man who talks backwards. Pulitzer Prize-winning biog- rated by Phoebe for notwithheld information that realizes Raven lied about her as piano player. Ross Dorian. Anthony plans chil- O THAT'S INCREDIBLE accepting Benny's he was Steve's cousin Logan being an ogre. She baby nurse. An uniden- loses election by narrow dren's benefit and enlists tified woman peruses clip- proposal, Donna retaliates Richard learns John's admits she is afraid of margin. Philip calls Ross Dorian, who is unaware it's Q NEWS 9: PRIMETIME (R) by having another date phone to be tapped. losing Sky. Chris turns pings about the Sentells * DUNN & KESSLER. SHOW MOVK w*W "Best from New York. Ross de- a scam. Dee decides she and then starts to write a Friends" (1982. Comedy) with Ross. Adam decides CAPITOL: Paula down Miles's marriage ADV cides to get closer to Trish, wants to be a major star letter to them. A worried Burt Reynolds. Goldie to have Donna's past in- pretends that she wants to proposal. At press con- not only because he likes and Brad becomes her Hawn. vestigated. Nina appalled attend the party, but Mark ference, Chris pretends she Sunny tells Hogan her fear (D "KING" Paul Wlnlleld 9:300 NEWHART Stephanie her but because he realizes manager. The National In- that the secret admirer becomes green with envy when she spots Liza on knows it's not true. Myrna can see, but Jeremy * il Martin Luther King this is a way of getting truder exposes Becky's and hounding her also killed A dramatic triumph! when her high school Cliff's lap. Tom refuses to makes Jordy attend the suspects Chris is blind back at Alan for having Asa's platonic marriage, her informant Slavin. An ADV m cocaine planted on him.but Becky still tells Asa LDPOJNT N s inat **'• made Pass at her. visit Brenda at the clinic. her eyes. Shelley sinks angry Ringo punches War- W MOVIE •*• "King" Josh asks Reva to divorce they cannot sleep together ren when he is accused of (Part I) (1978. Biography) Matthews lorcea Ha'nen'to ANOTHER WORLD: Sloane decides to keep her deeper into depression. Billy. RYAN'S HOPE: Paul Winfield. Cicely Tyson. make him vice president oi Henrietta sells her bakery engagement to Trey a Did! gets threatening killing Slavin. 0 GREAT PERFORMANC- : Shana Sloane, Siobhan, taken to Laslo by ES "Dance In Americe A henchmen, says she wants YOUNG AND THE Song For Dead Warriors" her husbands deslh stunned that Carl Hutching Thomas must leave party Greg with phony past. ter, comes to Corinth to to meet with Brun, the man RESTLESS: Jill, hostile to The San Francisco Ballet NEWS is the buyer. David steals after being called back to GENERAL HOSPITAL: confront him. Cabot who gave Joe his release performs Michael Smuin's Mamie, tells her she better 8 0 MDEPENOENT NET- the letter Sally left for hospital. After Jordy tells Armistead manages to get swears he loves her butfrom the mob. Siobhan is epic depiction of the Native WORK NEWS Peter which expressed her show her where the Americans' struggle tn con 0 SANTA FE CHAMBER Beth he is grateful to Grant (the original Grant, she's not so sure. Shana told Brun is dead and Milo love for him. Gil arrives Christmas ornaments are Thomas for saving Bren- whom everyone thought continues to remember a has taken his place. in case Mamie's not around home to find Julia in bed da 's life, Beth suggests was dead) released from Siobhan unaware that Milo with bottle of champagne. man she loved dearly from next year. While Jill rum- Jordy repay Thomas by sanitarium. Dr. Campbell loved Jackie before she She is crestfallen when he her past. Ann and Roger mages through boxes for staying away from her. At enraged when he returns reconcile and he decides to married Joe. Jack decides ornaments, she discovers spurns her seduction at- the party, Zeb tells a and discovers Grant has tempt. Cecille over- take senate seat. Mike tells the only way to get Siobhan portrait of Dina that Eric breathtakingly beautiful been released because he Ann he understands but back is to broadcast that painted. Jill goes to Eric whelmed by Cass's gen- Maggie about all the jewels feels he is psychotic and erosity when he presents will always care for her. she has been taken. Joe and and he swears relationship the guests are wearing, could be dangerous. Back While with Jack, Lily II Max arrive in New York. with Dina is over. Ashley her with the jewelry he even being able to pinpoint in Port Charles, Grant II bought from her. Cecille appears but manages to Max tells Roger, Pat and decides to goto Rom e on which are real and the(the former spy who as- sneaks into Liz's files after pretend she's still Lily I. Seneca that he is going to business and think about price of nearly every ob- being pressured by Cass. sumed the real Grant Put- Although unhappy Rita fund a nuclear medical her relationship with Eric. Ted accuses Jamie of ject. Maggie calls Zeb nam's identity), signs on to Mae going to college, Billy center, but wants personal Lauren breaks up with tampering with his film to "Jimmy." Brenda spooked work on construction crew, agrees to her renewed histories on all of them. Danny before he can end make him look bad. David when she gets taped unaware Jimmy Lee is now education. Max smitten with Jill. their relationship. Julia takes advantage of Kevin's message from Ricky. his boss. Grant II realizes ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Frank and Maggie declare tells Victor he should mar- growing attachment to Sal- Paula overhears Mark tell Grant I is alive but decides Hawk cuts his hand in fight a truce. Maggie thrilled ry Nikki, but he says no. ly in order to get closer to Clarissa he plans to to wait before telling Celia. with Bo but manages to when Hal offers her Paul off to Hawaii to find her. divorce Paula and marry With botulism traced to escape warehouse before modeling position and then out exactly how Rick's her. wife died. Lauren heads for AS THE WORLD DAYS OF OUR UVES: Hawaii and Paul. Jack TURNS: Betsy pinned Alex drives Ty out of town under beam loosened by considers leaving Jabot when the tapes turn out to and becoming president of Craig at lakefront prop- be blank. Eugene gets MOVIE TIMETABLE erty. Steve gets Betsy out Dina's cosmetics firm. Jill strange vibrations when and Jack continue to re- Informetlon for the movie time- •EAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II — CINEMA I - ceive copies of pictures table Is provided by theater oper- To Be Or Nol To Be {POI 2 00. Sudden Impact (Rl 1 15. 3 30. ators. Since movies ere sublecl to 7 30. 110 5:45. 800. 10:15 taken of them together in chsnge. il !• recommended Ihel MIDDLEBROOK I — CINEMA II — cabin. feeder* cell the trteeter to confirm Never Say Never Again |PO) 7 00. To Be Or Not To Be (PQ| 1 00. correct limes 3 10. 6:230. 7 30. 040 MONMOUTH COUNTY MIDOLtBROOK II — SOMERSET COUNTY ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP* Christine (R) 7 20. 0 30 BOMERBET ATLANTIC CINEMA STRATNMOM CINEMA I - RED BANK RUTQERS PLAZA CINEMA I - ATLANTIC HMHLAHOS St1.*MB Educating Rita (POI 7 30. 8 30 RED BANK MOVIE! I — Terms of Endeerment (PQI 130. tTHATHMOHI ClNIMA II - The Big Chill (R) 7 20. 0:45 4 30. 7 16. 0:40 ALL tlATt $2.00 /4 Vote Christine (R> 7:t5. 0:15 RED BANK MOVIEIII — RUTOERI PLAZA CINEMA II - A paid directory of coining events for non-profit organizations. Rates 13 75 for three lines for 1 day ill.00 each ASBURV PABK Uncommon Valor fH) 7:30. 9 40 Sudden Impact (R) 120. 3 30. additional line), K 00 for three lines for two days 111 50 each additional line). 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SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III not edmttted unleee accom- ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* Sllkwood (R) 1:30. 7:15, 0:40 panied by parent or adult JANUARY 3. 9. 10. 16 ft 17 Chinese Auction* sponsored by the ATLANTIC CINEMA — MIDDLESEX COUNTY guardian) Trip to Ice Capades. al Madison Educating Rita (PQ) 7 30. 0:30 The Monmouth Civic Chorus an GFWC - Little Silver Junior EDIBON X - Adult, only. Square Garden 119 includes exc seat IAT0NT0WN MENLO PARK CINEMA I — nounces open auditions for new lenor Womens Club, at the Little Silver COMMUNITY I — Sllkwood |FI| I SO, 4 35. 7:20. 040 Si bus. Leaves 11:30 from Hazlel 11 3C Scarface (R| 8 00 4 bass chorus members at the Em- Clubhouse. Corner of Church St 4 MENLO PARK CINEMA II — I' in showi. sponsored by the COMMUNITY II — The Men Who Loved Women (R) bury Methodist Church. Church St., Rumson ltd 7 30 p m Tickets 12 50 Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Com- Angel (R) 730. 0 30 1:30.3:36, 5:40.7:50, 10 00 FREEHOLD WOODBRIDOE Little Silver at 7 15 p m as follows All proceeds go to the American munity Hospital 946-9710 or 264-6346 FREEHOLD CINEMA t — Auditions on Tues eves . Jan 3, 10 St Liver Foundation. Terms of Endearment (PQ| 7:15. 045 17 for June concert with works by FREEHOLD CINEMA S — Strathmore Twin European & American composers JANUARY 31 - TUESDAY FEBRUARY • - THURSDAY Angel (Rl 7 25, 8:30 HIGHWAY 34 ABIROMM Auditions on Mon eves . Jan 9 & 16 Shrewsbury Chorale Auditions for Mid-Atlantic Trip Ice Capades FREEHOLD CINEMA • — Warriors of Waitaland |R| 7.30. for G Si S stage production The new members Preparing Spring pro- NYC Exc. seats. 7.30 p.m show ALL SEATS '2.00 oao NK HAIL t JUNE mtJ Gondoliers," at the Monmouth Arts gram of works by Monteverdi. Adults 119.50. children 118.50. Leave FREEHOLD CINEMA • — To Be Or Not To Be IPO) 7.20. 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Time: 9 am at Sizzler Res- Christine BY RAY GERMANN RED BANK - The Greater Red Bank Clergy held a com- McGowen: 'When I go to the county memorative service for the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. last courthouse and I don't see a black night, as churches throughout the state honored one of the foremost judge I say, 'Where is this dream?" figures in the civil rights move- ment of the 1960s Rev. Vemon McGowen, pastor of the United Presbyterian courthouse (in Freehold) and I fire burning, ' he said. Church, Neptune, was the featured don't s«e a black judge I say, McGowen urged the congrega- speaker during the 7 p.m. service 'Where is this dream?'" tion to remember King's dream at Calvary Baptist Church on King, who would have been SS "But we must press forward River Street. yesterday, realized that the strug- beyond him," he said. "We must take the ashes of our dead and McGowen urged churchgoers to gle for a better world is more than create the cement to build this pursue and surpass King's dream a fight for the rights of blacks, nation again." of racial equality in this 16th year according to McGowen. "He saw that racism, poverty, and op- after his assasination, and he Rev. Kenneth Aldrich said in an pressive militarism are all things llcoMoi photo «ry L»tt, Mm* indicated that America still has a address before McGowen's long way to go to realize that we must change," the minister speech, "We must continue to noted. REMEMBERING - Clergymen from the Baptist Church, where the event took place; Dr. dream. echo (King's) words: Let freedom "Martin always said the real ring!" greater Red Bank area hold a memorial service Gerald Mills of Tower Hill, Red Bank; and the "There are always those who issue upon us is the radical say 'You have gone too far for the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who Rev. Vernon McGowen, pastor of Martin Luther reconstruction of our society. The service also featured hymns already. Don't you have enough?' would have been 55 years old yesterday. From King Presbyterian Church, Neptune, who de- Somehow his spirit refuses to die by the Martin Luther King Presby- But when I go to the county left are the Rev. John C. Smith, pastor, Calvary livered the message at yesterday's service. among us. and we must keep that terian Church Choir. Dedicate children's cancer unit at Monmouth Medical LONG BRANCH - Dana Pampel, By comparison, when Dana's hematologist-oncologists Dr. ing to Dr. Reutter. who foresees the who will be six years old in March, condition was diagnosed two years Michael Harris and Dr. Michael possibility of as many as 100 is a kindergarten student at the ago as a form of leukemia, she was Weiner. Both physicians are now patients. Markham Place School in Little sent to Mt. Sinai Hospital in New serving the Monmouth facility, on The Valerie Fund was established Silver York City for further testing. Her an appointment basis, in conjunction in 1976 by Edwin and Susan Gold- She is also one of the youngsters hospitilization there for SVi weeks with members of the pediatric staff. stein of Warren in memory of their who can now4 receive sophisticated made many .demands on her daughter Valerie, who died after a medical treatment near to home, parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Kenneth Dana's mother, Doreen Pampel, six-year bout with cancer. The non- because a Valerie Fund Children's Pampel, including competent care recognizes the benefits of the Mt. profit, non-sectarian group of volun- Center for the care of cancer and of their son, who was then a year- Sinai outpatient program, in which teers raises money through a var- blood disorders has been established old Infant. Dana had the opportunity to social- iety of projects. In 1983. they at Monmouth Medical Center. ize with other children with similar created Camp Happy Times in Dana was in attendance yesterday Dana later returned to Monmouth problems. She hopes that the local Andover, for children with blood when fund officials came to dedicate for treatment, but the Pampels kept Valerie Fund center will attract a disorders. More than 70 youngsters the children's center, formalizing a their ties with Mt. Sinai, where similar population of young pa- are expected to attend the camp this service the hospital has been provid- treatment was provided by tients. This is predictable, accord- year. ing for six months. Howard Weiss, president of the fund, and members of its board of trustees helped install a plaque designating the hospital as the Expo '84 judged a success second site of a Valerie Fund MANALAPAN - Yesterday The mall donates space for the Lenner said. Among the groups Children's Center in New Jersey. booths to the Western Monmouth represented were Agent Orange The first, at Overlook Hospital in was both the final and finest day of the weekend-long Expo '84 at Chamber of Commerce, and all Victims of New Jersey. New Summit, serves the northern part of proceeds from the exhibition ben- Jersey Transit Corp and the the state Manalapan Mall, according to Ira Lenner, chairman of the third efit the chamber, Lenner said. "It Battleground Historical Society Before pediatric oncology ser- annual event. An estimated 12.000 (the chamber) just moved offices Entertainment events, such as vices were available locally, chil- people attended this year. into downtown Freehold, and karate lessons, square dancing dren like Dana were obliged to make Forty-nine businessmen rented these things cost money." and various musical performances frequent and costly trips to centers booths in the mall for $200 each in Sixteen of this year's exhibitors were scheduled throughout the in New York or Philadelphia. "In A CHILDREN'S PLACE — Taking part in ceremonies yesterday order to display their wares for were first-time users, Lenner weekend. Lenner said discussions with representatives of potential customers. Lenner said said. "We had all the booths Martin Cohen of Alexandria the Valerie Fund, they saw a clear dedicating the Valerie Fund Children's Center at Monmouth Medical Buying and selling of products is rented out well before the exhi- Drive, was the winner of a trip- need for these services in our area, Center, Long Branch, are, from left, Howard Weiss, Valerie Fund not part of the exhibit. bition this year. In fact, we had for-two to Florida's Disney World, and MMC already has in place a president; Carol Chetkin, Long Branch, administrative coordinator of "The whole weekend, especially some people sign up today for next according to Lenner. Cohen's number of specialized pediatric child evaluation services at MMC, with young Dana Pampel of Little today (Sunday), was exceptional. year's exhibition." name was drawn from among programs on a regional basis," Silver, and Dr. Richard Reutter, MMC director of pediatrics. We far exceeded our expectations, This year's Expo featured those who had at least five noted Dr. Richard Reutter, director and I would say this year was the exhibits from non-profit communi- exhibitors stamp a special entry of pediatrics. special types of diagnostic work worker and a child psychologist who best yet," he said. ty organizations for the first time. form. "On an outpatient or day-stay such as CT scans, ultrasound and is also supportive of adults nd other basis, patients can receive nuclear medicine, as well as radi- children In the family, as well as a chemotherapy, transfusions, bone ation therapy," he noted. "We also dietician and a child life special- marrow testing and spinal taps. provide the services of a social ist." reational use. Justice of the peace in the 5 years ago Britain begins three-day work northern part of state makes over week to conserve the reduced supply $500 a year from people who go to Supermarket chain president pre- of coal used to generate electricity. him to "swear off" their bad habits. dicts 10 percent price rise in food Many sign affidavits swearing they prices. will stop drinking, smoking or Red Bank businessmen urge the 20 years ago chewing tobacco. use of an historic theme tostimulat e During swearing-in ceremonies Red Bank officials look forward business. for his sixth term as Englishtown to the covering of Broad Street with Interior designer says the latest mayor, Theodore J. Narozanick is stone. decorating theme is "early foun- lauded for attending 17 consecutive dry," which includes I-beam end years in borough government An auction sale of Freehold town tables and scaffolding beds. without missing a council or con- yields from $64 to $560 each Vietnamese take over Cambodia ference meeting. Local doctor with experience in after capturing capital of Phnom Geraldine Thompson of Lincroft treating malarial fevers believes Penh. donates a 10-passenger bus toponds filled with stagnant water Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital to engender malarial poison. Drained, 10 years ago transport children there to outside such ponds exhale poisonous vapors, activities. he said. People living on high ground Federal government releases President Johnson plans an attack also get malaria because the vapors fltglltor photo by Litry Pmtnm tracts at Highlands Army Air De- on poverty. rise with the sun. People should be EXPOSED IN MANALAPAN — Shoppers view yesterday. The mall donated space for tne fense Base, Red Hill Road, and a careful to avoid exposing them- items offered by 49 area merchants during the exhibits to the Western Monmoulh Chamber of portion of Camp Coles to be turned selves to vapors during early morn- final hours of Expo '84 at Manalapan Mall Commerce. over to local government for rec- 100 years ago ing or evening, he stresses. COMMUNITY CALENDAR HAZLET — The Association of registration is not required and no Drinking and the Law." enjoy singing are invited to come featuring Dr Annette Weinstein at TOD A V Mobile Home Owners of Hazlet will fee will be charged. LONG BRANCH - Families and try barbershop style harmony. 8:30 p.m. at Temple Shalom. She MATAWAN - The Woman's Club meet at 8 p.m. at the Shore Point RED BANK - The Exchange Anonymous, a fellowship of rela- COLTS NECK - Shore Hills will teach PMI — a new way of of Matawan will hold its business Inn, Route 35 and Holmdel Road. Cliib will hold a supper meetings! tives and friends concerned about Chapter of Sweet Adelines meets evaluating an idea by looking at its meeting and sandwich luncheon at HAZLET — The Raritan Bay 5:30 p.m. at the Victorian Spirit. the use of drugs and related behav- weekly at 7:30 p.m. in the Colts plus, minus and interesting points. 11:30 a.m. at the clubhouse, 199 Town Criers Chapter of the Society RED BANK - The Lions Club ioral problems, will meet at 7:30 Neck Reformed Church Prospec- ABERDEEN — Community Ac- Jackson St. for the Preservation and En-will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the Molly p.m. at the Monmouth Chemical tive members and guests are wel- tion for Responsible Education, a FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A couragement of Barber Shop Pitcher Inn. Dr. Douglas Hoyt will Dependency Treatment Center. 152 come. new group formed by the stop smoking course will be given at Quartet Singing in America will show slides of his recent China trip. Chelsea Ave. MARLBORO - "The Dating Matawan Aberdeen PTOs. will have the Freehold Area Hospital Well- have rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 EATONTOWN - The Greater RED BANK - Family and Dilemma: Interfaith or Intrafaith?" its first meeting at 8 pm. in the ness Center on Monday evenings p.m. at Raritan High School, Middle Eatontown Area Chamber of Com- Friends for Menial Health, a self- will be presented at 8 p.m. at the Lloyd Road School cafeteria. Lloyd through Feb. 6 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Road, Hazlet. merce will hold a general member- help group of people who have YM-YWHA of Western Monmouth Road. • To register, call the Wellness RED BANK — The Trinity ship meeting featuring a breakfast friends or family members suffer- County. The talk and workshop are ASBURY PARK - The National Center. Episcopal Church Woman's Guild with Eatontown borough officials at ing from mental illness, will meet at open to the public. Call the "Y" for Association of Retired Federal Em- 8 a.m. at the Eatontown Community 7:30 p.m. at the Mental Health ployees will hold its monthly meet- RED BANK — Riverview Hospi- executive committee will meet at further information. noon. Refreshments will be served Center. Association office, 90 Monmouth St. FREEHOLD - The Freehold ing at 1 p.m. at VRW. at the corner tal's Family Cancer Support Group OCEAN - A meeting of theThe meeting is free and open to the at 1 p.m. under the chairmanship of Chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds of Bond Street and Lake Avenue. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Ocean Township parent/student public. Sensibly) meets . weekly at the^ RED BANK - Riverview Hospi- •>> TU «A *-. t „ *„ rnr>Ln«i.,. tu Persons imenrsieu in weigm IUSS prn H1MII _ Rluaruio Hosm- . rreenosa me ...., . r«> ;. disease clinic meets Tuesdays at 6 Appaloosa, Run" will be shown in p.m. No appointments are necess- the children's room of the Red Bank peer group and Lt. William Koch at 7:30 p.m. in the Freehold Town- irotntotriai-. — .»«....,, ^.^..^....^... autfMx „.„»,.., ary. Public Library at 3:30 p.m. Pre- will speak on "Parents — Teen ship Safety Building. Women who Hadassah will present a program meet at 3:15 p.m. in the east wing. B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. JANUARY 16, 1984 Rutgers ^g|£; McEnroe serves up is Hawks next foe victory over Lendl NEW YORK (API - John BY JIM HINTELMANN McEnroe had the strongest aspects PISCATAWAY - Monmouth Col- of his game working to perfection, lege men's basketball coach Ron leaving Ivan Lendl with little to do Kornegay regards every game the but shake his head and hope things Hawks play this year as important would be different next time. but tonight's clash with Rutgers McEnroe used a laser-accurate University H \, m holds special service, quickness and deft touch at interest for him the net yesterday to break a four- • Rutgers is a team we would like year victory drought in the $400,000 to establish a rivalry with since they Volvo Masters tennis championships with a 6-3. 6-4, 6-4 triumph over the are so close to us Kornegay said powerful Czechoslovaks "Iff an honor to play a team With such tradition "I felt going in that getting in Rutgers a team of all under 50-55 percent of my first serves classmen, has a 6-6 record and is would not be good enough against coming off lough overtime lotsea to Lendl." said McEnroe, who con- Penn State 183-801 and St Joseph - nected on 62 9 percent and never lost his service in the match. "Since I served well. I was better able to Rutgers is young but when the) keep him off balance ' put it all together they ran be McEnroe also won 55 of 85 points tough Kornegay said when he charged the net. a very high The main problem for the Hawks percentage considering Lendl's '3-71 will be covering 6-1 'junior- reputation for passing shots guard John Battle who s averaging "My touch at the net was as good 21 4 points a game as I ever, remember.' sajd Battle is a great' player McEnroe, who won $100,000 plus a Kornegay said We have to contain new car him and keep the other guvs down One of the other guys could be McEnroe, the world s top-ranked former Manalapan High School star player though seeded third in this Ed Zucker a 6-7 freshman who had windup to the 1983 Grand Prix tour been an effective number six man — the seedings were based on points for the Scarlet Knights collected on the tour — also effec- tively cut off Lendls favorite shot, He may get his first varsity start a forehand down the line tonight Its common knowledge that he 'Steve Perry, one of our starters likes to go down the line." 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Tilt Wheel, interval Wipers Stock II • Other T Birds In Stock List Prlct 2OO Highway 35 Keyport 264-1600 MONDAY, JANUARY 16. 1984 The Daily Register B3 King comes to life, powers Nets to OT victory INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Albert Buck Williams had 18 points and ation got even worse as Jerry King, held in check for three a game-high 13 rebounds for New Sichting got into foul trouble. But quarters, came to life just in time Jersey, while a team-high 10 cartSfns reserve guard Brook Steppe came to rally the New Jersey Nets past by Kellogg helped Indiana gain a oft the bench to score a career-high Indiana. 48-37 advantage off the boards 20 points King scored 14 of his 24 points in Dawkins hit a pair of free throws "Steppe played well, " McKinney the fourth quarter and then added with 10:37 left in regulation to start said. "I was certainly pleased with four more in overtime yesterday, New Jersey's comeback with In- his performance offensively. He leading New Jersey to a 440-134 diana holding a 102-89 advantage, made a few mistakes offensively, comeback victory over the Pacers. before the shots. but overall I was somewhat pleased Indiana dropped its fifth consecutive "We played a good overall game with his defensive play " National Basketball Association I can't say we played good solid game despite having Clark Kellogg defense, but it wasn't a bad effort by A King basket gave the Nets a score a career-high 37 points. any means," said.Indiana Coach 123-120 lead, but a 3-point shot by "He (King) was really struggling Jack McKinney, who has seen his George Johnson tied the game for offensively," said New Jersey club drop to 10-26 — the league's the last time with 30 seconds left in Coach Stan Albeck, who saw his club worst record — with its slump regulation. New Jersey was unable rally from a 13-point fourth quarter Both clubs played without two to score- The Pacers regained deficit. players Who were sidelined by possession of the ball with nine "Kellogg was really compounding injuries. A sprained right ankle is seconds remaining, but a short shot his problem at the other end by expected to keep New Jersey's by Herm Williams missed at the scoring and playing great. But, Michael Ray Richardson out of buzzer normally it's just so long that you action for two to four weeks and A Birdsong jumper with 4 21 left can keep these people under con- Mike O'Koren was also unable to in overtime started an 11-2 spurt trol," said.Albeck about King. play for New Jersey due to a sprain that broke the game open The Nets had seven players finish in his back "We hurt Indiana on the break. in double figures. Otis Birdsong led Indiana, meanwhile, had guards Albeck said "We got a lot of easy the way with 28 and Darryl Dawkins Butch Carter and Sidney Lowe out hoops, and normally you don'J do also had 24 points. with injuries The harkcourt situ- that." No. 13 Fresno State falls FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — Fresno finger on any particular weakness points and hauled down live re State Coach Boyd Grant has seen "Every team goes through some- bounds problems ahead for his Kith-ranked thing like that at one point in the S. Florida 57, Jacksonville 4H Bulldogs and was not surprised to season. There is no doubt that when TAMPA, Fla - Charlie Bradley lose 53-51 to unranked Fullerton the pressure was on we didn t scored 32 points to give University State in Pacific Coast Athletic execute well at all." of Florida a victory over .lack Association basketball yesterday Fullerton guard Leon Wood sonville I'niversity in a Sun Hell "I have been seeing this coming scored 26 points to lead the Tilans Conference game. the last i.wo weeks, " Grant said despite four defenses used by the Bradley scored 18 ot his points in "There is no way your're going to Bulldogs the second half Guard Keith win playing the way we have been Fullerton Coach George McQuarn Douglas wjs next with 10 points Associated Prttt photo playing, especially against a team said that Wood played a great game Leading scorer for the 7-7 (0-3 • like Fullerton." but the key to the victory was the Jacksonville Dolphins w;is Otis EYES BUCKET - Albert King. 55, of the Nets Stipanovich, left, and Herb Williams, right, during Smith with 12 Ronnie Murphy goes to the hoop against the Indiana Pacers' Steve last night's NBA game. "We have been mentally stale." play of the other Titan starters, Grant said, without putting his including Tony Neal. who scored 13 contributed 11 Mahaffey travels 'a long road back' to take Hope Classic from Simons PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (API - Tears of joy were streaming from the eyes of Susie Mahaffey when she embraced husband John after his playoff victory in the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic. "It's been a long road back." she said. "And it's worth it. " John replied. The payoff came yesterday on the second hole of a sudden death playoff when Jim Simons backed away from, then missed a little 3- foot par putt That miss, after Mahaffey had confidently rapped an 8-looter in to the back of the cup. provided John with the seventh victory of his troubled, oft-interrupted 14-year Tour career and his first in 2'2 years. "I'm glad I won. but I feel sorry for Jim. I've been in that situation and I know how it feels," said Mahaffey, who lost a playoff for the 1975 U.S. Open title "It's a very empty feeling. " he said He held the lead for 69 holes of the following U.S. Open, then fell before Jerry Pate's last-round onslaught And he's suffered various other adversities, personal problems and a series of injuries that once made him doubt he'd ever play again. His last previous victory came in 1981. Since then, he's instituted some changes in his game — a change in the swing providing a bigger turn and a repositioning of the ball in his stance — and made some changes in himself. He quit drinking more than two years ago He quit smoking 2'2 months ago And the abstentions, he said, had Attociaud Press phoio Attoclattd Pratt photos a direct correlation with his victory LOOK OF DEFEAT — Martina Navratilova grimaces after GET IN THERE) - John Mahaffey uses some Hope Desert Classic. Mahattey went on to defeat "I'm convinced of it. " he said dropping the first set in sudden death to Hana Mandlikova. in the body english to help drop a birdie putt on the 18th Jim Simons in overtime and receive the winners' it's a matter of training I'm 35 final of the Virginia Slims ol California tournament yesiertipy green during the final round yesterday of the Bob paycheck of $72,000. years old and I'm in better shape .Mandlikova went on to snap Navratilova's consecutive match win now than I was when I was 25. I'm streak at 54. stronger and my mind is more clear "I've got a new philosophy about American takes downhill race playing the game. "I'm tired of laying back and Martina's streak WENGEN, Switzerland (AP) - give it all 1 have," he said. flashed past the finish line. Austria's playing for pars and playing con- Little-known Bill Johnson of Van Johnson's victory over the world's ace downhiller. Erwin Resch. who servative. Nuys, Calif, scored the first World elite downhillers boosted U.S. mor- had been the leader until then, "I've added length in the last two Cup downhill skiing victory ever in ale for the 1984 Winter' Olympic interrupted an interview .in which years. And that's because I'm comes to an end the men's division for the United Games at Sarajevo, Yugoslavia next the reporter already had hailed him stronger, in better shape I've added States yesterday, prompting an month. as the winner maybe 20 yards. Now that I've got OAKLAND. Calif lAPi-Hana I American fan to say, "The sleeping Johnson was timed in 2 minutes. "Wait a minute." Resch said. As some extra length, 1 want to use it She also was part of the No 1 giant has awakened." 10.89 seconds on an abbreviated Johnson's winning time was con- Mandlikova. beating Martina "I look at Tom Watson and Jack Navratilova at her own game doubles team in women's tennis The elated Johnson. 23. said. course over the Lauberhorn trail. firmed, the Austrian added. "I am Nicklaus and those guys that are with Pam Shriver. The course was 3,499 meters long not disappointed Why should an yesterday ruined the bid by the "This is great." winning all the tournaments, and world's No. 1 women's tennis Navratilova hadn't played since He added that he was looking with a drop of 853 meters, about 800 American not win a downhill for a they're going for the par-5s in two winning the Australian Open lout meters shorter than usual because change? ' player to break one of sport's forward to the next downhill race, at and playing aggressively. I'm trying most impressive winning streaks weeks ago, but said she was in Kitzbuehel, Austria next Saturday. of harsh conditions. Resch had won one of the previous that. And, hell, it's fun." good shape and made no excuses As Johnson, the 22nd starter. four World Cup downhill races this Mandlikovas masterful 7-li. 3-6 "I am a newcomer there, but I will He went for the green on the par-5 6-4 triumph in the linals ot the "She beat me playing the same season. The other three races were first hole, reached it and 2-putted for way I play and. that's by being won by Swiss skiers. Virginia Slims ot California stop- birdie. It was the start of a drive ped Navratilova an agonizing two very aggressive. Navratilova . Resch wound up third in 2:11.06. that brought him from four strokes victories shy ol Chris Kverl said. "It was just one or two sliols Cosmos top Whitecaps behind Johnson and fellow Austrian off the pace with a no-bogey 66 and Lloyd s 56-match streak set in that made the difference Anton Steiner, clocked in 2:11.00. enabled him to complete the regu- 1974, Mandlikova. ranked Nn 7. had EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Firmani. "But the important thing Michael Mair. of Italy finished lation 90 holes in this five-day event Navratilova's victories included lost her last nine matches in a run Chico Vorja scored on a rebound at was we were in front at the end. fourth in 2:11.26 and Gary Athans ol at 340, 20 under par. Simons, playing Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and against Navratilova. a former 2:10 of sudden death overtime Everyone worked hard and played Canada was fifth in 2:11.52. behind him. matched that total and last month s Australian Open, Czech compatriot yesterday to lift the Cosmos to a 6-5 good defense. We've been attacking Some of the downhillers grumbled forced the playoff with a 15-foul three of the jewels in the Grand But this time she survived three North American Soccer League too much lately, and giving teams about the freak weather conditions, birdie putt on the 90th hole, finishing Slam. She hadn't lost since she set points in the tirst set victory over the Vancouver White- too many easy chances. But today with changing snowfalls and visibili- off a 69. was upset by 16-year-old Kathy tiebreaker, overcame a fierce caps. we were much better." ty. Canada's ace, Steve Podborski. Both parred the first extra hole. Horvath on the clay at the French attack by Navratilova in the Vorja's game-winning goal, his Before the game-winning goal, said, "The conditions were un- . On the next one. Mahaffey saved pai Open second set and broke Navratilova second of the match and eighth of the Cosmos led only once in the equal." from a bunker and was headed "After awhile people start to on her final service in the third set the season, came from point-blank match, early in the third period But all admired Johnson's acro- toward the next tee when Simons believe she's not beatable." said of the two-hour match. range after a shot by Stan Terlecki when Vorja scored his first goal of batics when he was almost thrown [ailed on his little putt Mandlikova. 1 just tried to put "1 came ilown fighting." ricocheted off the boards. the game to give the Cosmos a brief off the track on the first third of the "It surprised me. ' Mahaffey pressure on her I knew I could Navratilova said. "She won Ihi "I guess it was just a matter of 3-2 lead. trail. "I made a big mistake there. " said. "It never crossed my mind beat her. She had something to match. I didn't lose it." being in the right place at the right Vancouver came back to take a Johnson admitted. I caught an that he'd miss it." lose, not me." In one «( the finest matches time," Vorja said. "I had a feeling 5-4 lead at the end of three periods edge and was way off the track. I But he did. And it cost him Navratilova. named last week women s tennis has seen in years --. •-•>i-!..u .Ko rohnnnri nn Carl Valentine's second goal of managed to keep standing up and $28,800. the difference between The Associated Press Women's both players showed aggressive- Mahaffev's $72,000 first place check Athlete of the Year, has domi- ness, control, power and tinesse h 9-5 wtnle Vancouver lost its fifth in sent the maii.11 »c>u . .... j a row and fell to 5-9. un Terlecki scored his second goal of the seCond-best American finisher ttv 1 [urn anu luuim H»m», . ~.. "We trailed almost the whole the match and 20th of the season at ln the downhill, finishing 14th in afoul of a balky putter and was third singles prize monev in 1983. the 1960s game," said Cosmos coach Eddie 9:36 of the fourth period. 2 12 32 alone at 342 B4 The Daily Register MONDAY, JANUARY 16. 1984 Sibson Rose says he may stopped sign on with Expos LOS ANGELES (AP) - Free playing time. agent Pete Rose, shopping for a new Rose, a lifetime 300 hitter whose by Lee team to continue his assault on Ty fiery leadership helped Cincinnati Cobb's all-time major league hit and Philadelphia win World Series ATLANTIC CITY (API - Un- total, indicated yesterday that he titles during the 1970s, batted a ranked middleweight Don Lee tri- could sign soon with the Montreal career-low .245 last year in 1S1 umphed in a bout of knockdowns games, with 121 hits. He surpassed yesterday by stopping Tony Sibson. Ram. Stan Musial's National League hit the World Boxing Council's fourth- Rose, 201 hits shy of Cobb's record of 3,630 in 1981 and now has ranked fighter, in the eighth round record, said he will fly to Montreal 3,990. of a scheduled 10-round fight. today for further negotiations. But, at Montreal, the 20-year "We'll probably have to do some veteran either would be vying with Referee Tony Perez stopped the head-knocking, but it looks good veteran Al Oliver at first base or fight after the 6-2 Lee. who suffered They've got a good team and I'd like a first-round knockdown from a to play up there," Rose said during would be playing in an outfield that Sibson left to the chin, rebounded to an interview at Los Angeles Inter- already has Tim Raines in left field knock down Sibson three times in national Airport. He was in Cali- and Andre Dawson in center. the third round and finish him with fornia for an athletic banquet at Oliver batted 300 last year and a left with 2 13 remaining in the Santa Maria on Saturday night. Raines is the Expos' leadoff hitter eighth Released by the Philadelphia and one of the most prolific "I felt confident in that punch. " Phillies in October after five basestealers in the major leagues. the 23-year-old Lee from Gary. Ind . seasons, Rose, who turns 43 in April, Warren Cromartie, who played 101 said "I had my feet set properly to has held discussions with Montreal. games in the Expos' outfield last throw the punch plus I saw it in his Pittsburgh and the Seattle year, mostly in right field, has since eyes that lit would bei a knockout • Mariners. signed a contract to play in the punch " But the Mariners, who recently Japanese league. Sibson rose from the canvas at the have added the fat salaries of Montreal has been grooming count of nine at his corner's urging Gorman Thomas and Barry Bonnell young outfielder Terry Francona, and began bouncing against the to their payroll, said last week they son of former major leaguer Tito ropes before Perez stopped the were no longer interested in Rose Francona, for a regular spot in its fight because he requested too much lineup "I was looking for the ropes," said Sibson. 25. from Leicester. England "I wanted to feel the ropes against my back, so I could bounce Montanari captures title there until I got a chance to bob and weave away I feel bitter that the referee was so keen on stopping it." in platform tennis play Lee raised his record to 20-1-1 Associated Pieee photo with 20 knockouts and Sibson now is FIERCE EXCHANGE - Tony Sibson, left, and yesterday in Atlantic City, Lee stopped Sibson in SEA BRIGHT - Dave Montanari by defeating Jay Hall (Spring Lake) 49-5-1 with 29 knockouts Don Lee go at it early in their middleweight fight the eighth round. of Rumson and Jeff Hallaron of and Bill Davis (South Orange). 6-0. Spring Lake defeated Mike Davis 6-3. Hillary Debbs and Krista Zusi of Sibson sustained a gaping cut on Crawley drops Romero before Crawley landed three loaded- also the type ol lighters who can (South Plainfield) and Dan Calves Sea Girt defeated Hillary Hyatt of his left eyebrow when Lee tagged - ATLANTIC CIXY - Philadelphia up right hands to the jaw, sending knock you out with one punch, so I (Basking Ridge). 7-5, 6-4 in the Boys Rumson and Lisa Johnnsen of Colts him with a left hook in the fifth lightweight Tyrone Crawley. ranked Romero to the canvas had to be careful." 15 age group yesterday at the annual Neck, 6-3, 6-4 in the girls 12-under round Sibson said the wound altered sixth by the World Boxing Associa- As Romero fell, referee Larry Romero, 21, agreed to this fjght Rumson-Sea Bright Invitational Jacob Leschley and Jon Shepin of his fight plan making him anxious tion, wore down Steve Romero of Hazzard stepped between the on short notice after Crawley's Platform Tennis Tournament. Both Princeton won the Boys 18 division to be done with the bout San Jose, Calif., and stopped him in fighters and stopped the bout at 1:48 original opponent, second-ranked players are now eligible to go towith a 6-3. 7-5 victory over Dwight But it was Lee, who enjoyed a six- the sixth round of a scheduled 10- of the round. Howard Davis, said he had the flu nationals later this year. DeBree (Fair Haven) and Bryan inch height advantage over the 5-8 round bout "I knew he was a brawler. " said Thursday. In the Girls 15 age group, Betsy Roberts (Tenafly). Lizanne Geitner Sibson. who ended the bout. Lee Crawley. 15-1 with four knockouts, Crawley, referring to Romero's 23-2 "He surprised me with his Perry and Katie Perry of Upper (Ridgewood) and Allison Bischoff recovered from a Sibson right that floored Romero twice in the sixth record with 15 knockouts "That power, " Romero said. "I had never Nyack, NY. downed Katie and (Upper Saddle River) won the Girls sent him to his knees to deliver round A seven-punch flurry capped type of guy makes me shine I can been knocked down before. I fell out Stacie Hall of Spring Lake. 6-0, 6-2 18s by defeating Sharon Weild three straight rights and the knock- by a straight right to the jawdictate the .pace a little better of the ring once, but that was abolit Andy Spinelli and John Chayes of (Haworth i and Karen Hyman out left accounted for the first knockdown because I'm quicker These guys are it." Middletown won the Boys 12-under IRidgewood), 6-2, 6-1 FREEHOLD TODAY SWIMMING HIGH SCHOOL South tankers take two SCHEDULE RED BANK - Middletown South Tom Ens won the 200 I.M. and the POST TIME 12 NOON M./o' Ambush )J Srhwmd) SUMMARIES ISt: f'4f •. ll.MO. Clm« .$4,000 E / Briton IR Gmsburg) High School swept Rumson-Fair 100 freestyle for South. Pete Kaiser i luwn T uritr 'A •<• .' -"> •• / 1 t ',,I.M. •. Huiiet (A Raliil TODAY i rv.i' •>•* UMomv. •> 91h: Pact, 12.ru. ClmB , HO,000 •oya Haven Regional in scholastic swim- took the 200 free and 100 backstroke ISpOl-. H UiV, I i Kiii'J Jri FiR Bli Baikatball Little Gun 3 (.rown WtKKt iv«h..i hie flrvt vntvrtft h/»ftf»nrm ttiirHmrfiiw^ 4 Phantom Don {Craw'n'dl Pennant Fever 5 MtnhMton (0av«) Agu SNUFFY SMITH I SHORE \ •• j ENJOYED I SLEPT 'i 1 ?6 1 ?' M 1 IH1 PARSON'S THRU 1 SERMON HALF 1—1 VESTIDDY OF IT ML • 1 1L * r • \ - p •• ii, 11 l-lfo ir MARY WORTH i ' WE HA/E A"ANV THINGS "TO DON'T HAVE TO T //Of IT BE FUI "You be Honey and I'll be Sweetie.' t • u DISCUSS GN' ELL"IG VOUP 7/iFE r i YOUR HOROSCOPE BY STELLA WILDER ander Knox, actor. Take care not to attempt serving MONDAY, JAN. 16 To see what is in store for you two masters at once Make choices tomorrow, find your birthday and today and slick to them no mutter Born today, you are and always read the corresponding paragraph what have been a self-starter Energy, Let your birthday star be your daily CANCER Uune 21-July 22) - A ambition and determination com- guide. friend of varied interests inspires bine in you to create an all but THE WIZARD OF ID TUESDAY, JAN. 17 you to new and unusual activity unbeatable formula for success in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - today Take lime out to say thanks whatever direction you choose to go. Follow your own personal star LEO lJulv 23-Aug. 221 - F.mo You will not even be held back, as throughout a day that threatens to tional pyrotechnic! may not he so many in the same circumstances leave you in darkness Be patient appreciated Try to keep responses' are, by the great number of talents AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - more or less quiet. Calm p«y» (ill you possess. For you have the Look to a loyal friend for good confidence and the discipline needed VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 221 - Youi advice. Even if you don I take it. it to choose the One or two among the earnest attention to detail duo nnl will give you food for thought many to cultivate to the peak of go unnoticed by those in high places PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - perfection. Your ability to make You can count on advances Take care not to be intimidated by choices will, in fact, double chances LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oii. 22i - An one who only thinks he knows all the of success. unused taleni is mourned lodav answers. Claim a prize in p m Learn a lesson fron: hardships yo(i Although you have an artistic ARIES (March 21-April 191 must suffer (hrmigh at this lime temperament, you never let it get Temper and temperament are not at SCORPIO (Oct. i.S-\n\. -Mi the better of you You are wise all the same! The latter is tolerattd K.xpress your opinions lully not to I'MATT^E EN enough to know that feelings, MV TETHER-I'M SOU'VE DONE SO\E today; the former is not do so may be to encourage armthri DECENT LASS OUT whether good or ill. left to their SORRV I EVER OFAvMCNt>ERFuL,< TAURUS (April 2(1-Ma\ 201 - to behavior you cannot condone unbridled selves can only cause Your enthusiasm encourages young- SAGITTARIUS i.Nov. 22-l)ec. 2li trouble, whereas channeled feelings sters to join you in family — Material reward fume without will always serve you well. enterprise. Enlarge your horizons much fflorl today Don l be fooled. Also born on this dale are: during p.m however, a price must ultimately bi Marilyn Horne, opera singer; Alex- GEMINI (May 21 June 20i - paid BRIDGE ADVICE T T DAGWOOO, i'/E GO HE GOOD NEWS WHAT'S THE BAD SOME GOOD NEWS. C iS VDu'RE DUE NEvVS.AAQ DITHEBS ^,-AND SOME BAD COR A RAISE By ALFRED SHEINWOLD spades, promising three aces, SOUTH «>, NEWS COR high hearts and led a club. Beth Palmer, of Silver South ruffed the club and you will bid seven spades. If • KyiOfi32 - :\\ Spring. Md. and Lynn Deas, ruffed her last diamond with partner has the right cards, Q of Scheneclady. NY., the nine of spades. Palmer this should be a laydown At OAQJ4 runners-up last year in the overruffed and led a third worst, you may have to rely *K Women's World Champion- club. on the diamond finesse. If ship, won the North Ameri- South ruffed with the ten partner has only two aces, Weat North Eul South can Women's Pair Champi- of spades, and Deaa shrewdly you will settle for six spades Paa Pa» 1 <:' 14) onship a few weeks ago not discarded instead of over 2V i* Pas i4> only by their own unaided ruffing. Now South could use Wesl dealer All Pas brilliance (always helpful) the king of spades to force out Neither side vulnerable but also by taking advantage the ace, and could later lead Opening lead — *J of mistakes, like North's bid the queen of spades to pick up and Souths play in today's the sut; but West's eight of NORTH I QOBSS ITS TIME TO OH,I LET hand. spades was then high, and Would you lilt lo have • •'I POT TRlX'E TO CRAWL AROJHO Declarer took the ace of South was down two. Alfred Shciowold leach you AK1O2 1000. Los Angeles, CA 90053. RUFFS DIAMOND ANSWER: Bid 4NT. If 087532 OK9 Palmer ruffed, cashed the partner can then bid five *.l Id *Q5432 e 1984 Ion Angeles Times Syndicate NUBBIN TAK0 our Ttle GARBAGE! Y I HEAP UWCLE EL//E? A (JT"|_£ OUT CAM6RA SHY. THE PHANTOM B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. JANUARY 16, 1984 Amateur How to beat age discrimination alibis Employers have many ways of discriminating obstacles. against older workers without admitting they're doing Sometimes superior performance alone will do it. it. And, often, it's a subliminal reaction They are Once given a job, the senior should develop a develops deceiving themselves. constantly grateful attitude toward the opportunity They say a worker is not up to production standards, He or she should study and know the ground rules, the TIME too sidw. They explain that an employee gets confused work standards, and the other expectations. Extra and makes mistakes, even though younger associates effort should be applied to being prompt, to restricting OF YOUR commit just as many errors. In a service business, Idle conversation to the prescribed rest periods, to 'briefcase learning something about the company and the they may "note" that clients like to deal with LIFE "dynamic" young account executives "with Ideas." benefits of its products or services regardless of how But what the employers jjre often using are their small the individual role in the operation. own emotional reasons. It wonld be mortifying If a Many of the younger workers will not have this piano' more experienced worker came up with the solution attitude. But, as long as the older worker can refrain to a problem the boss had never thought of. It might from pomposity, this works to advantage. Employers BY LESLIE EATON be uncomfortable to have a messy desk and schedule like to have a worker to whom everyone else looks as idea in a brainstorming session. Tell him your Columbia Ntwi Service reorganized by a competent secretary who was not a model. experience privately, at lunch or over coffee, and let quite so decorative The fear of being replaced, of not Another way to beat possible discrimination is to him adopt it as his if he so chooses. He won't forget having a continuous office situation to correct, of remove yourself as a believable threat to your boss's where he got it. NEW YORK — Sometimes there's not much for losing the envy in which he thinks he is regarded by position — or stature. This is sometimes accomplished A pleasant working attitude means a great deal, too. a Urad traveler to do after a long day on the road: fellow executives — all these may condition decisions by asking for off-the-success-track job conditions, such Employers usually expect older workers to be dour or e«t dinner at a diner, watch TV, curl up with the about older jobholders. as part-time hours or routine assignments which are petulant. It is disarming when they are not and when GMeon's Bible in a motel room. But when Paul de These are not items easy to prove in court. Thus, considered demeaning by others. But, remember, that the work force obviously enjoys being with them. This Vries had a traveling job, he knew how he would if an older worker is going to win continuing approval, fear of position is mental and often irrational. The boss is a condition the employer hesitates to change, have liked to spend his spare time: playing the the safest technique is to steer around potential doesn't really want you speaking out with a superior particularly when he joins in the enjoyment. piano And so, he thinks, would a lot of other travelers. For them, and for students, and for people with small apartments, he has invented his "briefcase piano," a gray plastic box that weighs about 20 Helpful hint from nursing home resident pounds and looks like a very small portable typewriter. But when the case's hinges are DEAR HELOISE: seeing all those pictures now have more drawer wear to work, but after a loosened and its side panels are removed, it unfolds I live in a nursing home each new day. •pace. day tied In a bow, the silk into a four-octave keyboard (a regular piano has and have a large family so I also received a large We should all utilize becomes wrinkled. seven and one-third) with full-sized keys that feels, I have a lot of pictures of basket of fruit and when It those lovely baskets that and almost sounds, like a big black baby grand. Since silk must be dry- my loved ones. was empty, I put it out for cost our family so much cleaned It can become very My son installed one of •how. In it I put all those money. Both of these hints expensive to keep the tie HINTS those large cork bulletin odds and ends I have: my are helpful and useful in neat enough for wear. boards in my room. I put magazines, note paper, small spaces. — Gerri Rather than spend the my pictures, favorite cards scissors, pens and all the Rocky money for dry-cleaning, FROM and poetry on it. I love things from my drawer. 1 Gerri, I like your hint. hang the tie in the bath- Pictures of loved ones room where the shower HELOISE should be out where you steam (but not the water) can see them. They help can get to it. MEMOS bring back very fond After your next shower memories. Hugs — Heloise or two, it's ready to wear again. — Patricia Brown HINTS FROM HIM SELF-HELP made in India to gain Patricia, if the ties you HOLMDEL - The Com- stature as an emerging Dear Heloise: In spite of refer to are just the silk passionate Friends, a non- nation, and will discuss "no stick" sprays and material with no inter- sectarian self-help group what American educators pans, you often come facing such as a man's tie u H R v R for bereaved parents will can do to further the cause across those that defy your has, vou can press them meet tomorrow at 8 p.m in of global education. Pro- efforts to loosen some food using a pressing cloth or a St Benedict's parish gram chairman Nancy Let- deposits. tea towel. Set the iron on house, Bethany Road. Nan- teney will announce future I first tried my method warm and press away cy Cassell will lead a monthly meeting topics. on my ceramic-type ov- those wrinkles. — Heloise discussion on the topic, Membership in Phi Delta enware and It worked so GARBAGE DISPOSAL well that I use it on all pots "Guilt and Anger." Kappa is limited to Dear Heloise: I'll bet WE HEAR YOU! and pans, with or without SUPPORT GROUP educators who hold mas- that even the most ter's degrees or higher. the "miracle" coating. RED BANK - fastidious housekeeper We make it a point to listen to the people Riverview Hospital's I used a plastic snow and 'never thought of cleaning who rely on us for their health needs. For, ice scraper Intended for the garbage disposal. times have become almost too impersonal Stroke Support Group for GARDEN CLUB families of stroke patients my car. (It must be the Dump in a tray of ice and we believe that everyone who comes OCEANPORT - The will meet Wednesday at 10 small, sturdy plastic kind cubes, squirt them with into our pharmacy is a friend as well as a Oceanport GArden Club a.m. in the nurses' con- with rounded corners.) dishwasher soap and turn it patron. will meet Thursday, Jan. ference room. For more Burned food Is removed on. This removes the 26, at 1 p.m. in Oceanport It is important, we believe, to realize information, persons may with very little effort and grease and keeps the per- Community Center. Helen that many times, when you call or stop in, TRAVELING TYPE - Inventor Paul de Vries contact the hospital's no damage to the coating forations open. — H. M. Peaif will present a pro- someone in your family Is III and that you social service department. on the pan. displays his portable piano which, when folded, gram on "An Old-Fashion- Believe it or not, many are worried about them. We too are con- can lit beneath an airplane seat and be taken GOP WOMEN Don't forget to replace people send in letters about cerned and try to treat every prescription ed Flower—The Iris." the scraper In the car when "on the road" by those who travel. OCEAN — Monmouth Flower arrangements, us- ways to clean the disposal. as If It were for one of our own family. We County Federation of Re- you have finished using it Thanks for adding your hope you like our concept of personal ing iris, will be created by on your pots and pans, even "I wanted to make something that would fit publican Women will meet Denise Casteleyn, Ann method to our ever-grow- pharmacy service. under an airplane seat. " de Vries says of his hand- Thursday in Ocean Town- though you find it very ing list. Hugs — Heloise Bonpua and Marianne useful around the house, made working prototype. "But it could be made ship Recreation Center. W Ames REMOVE BUTTONS YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US smaller and more compact " He expects his piano Park Ave. Dessert and also. Or, get an extra one when you need a delivery We will deliver to use in the house. — Mr. Dear Heloise: Ever nick to cost about $500. coffee will be served at promptly without extra charge A great many John J. (lark the fabric when removing people rely on us for their health, need*; We de Vries. 56, is not a full-time musician or 12:30 p.m. and the meeting Matawan Juniors buttons? Here's a simple Have a hint for Heloise? welcome requests (or delivery servire and inventor..After stints in the Merchant Marine and will be at 1 p.m. Mrs to meet Jan. 24 solution: charge accounts Ike US Army, he traveled the country as a court William Nagel is president. Send it to Heloise Just slide a comb under Mrs. Ann D Flynn. pro- P.O. Box 32000 reporter and later as a professional photographer. MATAWAN - A general the button and cut the Slir<»-.|iiir\ I'liiiim;i. \ gram chairman, has ar- San Antonio, TX 78216 But although he's an amateur, he has invented meeting of Matawan Jun- threads with a razor blade Till-MIKr.tt Sill H\ SIKH'S something new, and he has just received his second ranged for a travelogue by SILK NECKTIES between the comb and the llriuiil*!. Til-HIT I Mirekxl Travel Unlimited, Long ior Woman's Club will take parent to prove it, one for the folding feature and place Jan. 24 at 8:15 p.m. Dear Heloise: These button. The comb protects I'r.-c i i|,l i llcillhla t-ril'Dili' one for the new smaller, plastic-hinged hammer Branch. Sheriff William the fabric. — Mrs. Everett Lanzaro will be a guest. in the clubhouse, 199 Jack- days, many women are that made it possible son St. A representative of buying all silk neckties to Smith Because his keyboard folds, de Vries says, it has Prospective members are invited the Old Bridge Police De- space for enough full-sized keys to play all of partment will present a Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier." Moreover, PHI DELTA KAPPA program on "Crime the "action" of the keys, the way they make their WEST LONG BRANCH Prevention." sound, is mechanical, just like a piano — Jersey Shore Chapter of Matawan Junior When the player hits a key. a hammer pops up Phi Delta Kappa will meet Woman's Club is open to and strikes a flat metal reed, which, like a'ptano Thursday at 8 p.m. in Bayshore area women string, sounds a note that grows softer and softer Anacon Hall at Monmouth aged 18 to 35. Prospective ((Quick Start until the key is released The harder the key is hit, College Speaker will be members may contact Pat PROGRAM FROM WEIGHT WATCHERS the louder the tone it produces. Yolande Lanni-Allen, who Marcello, 89 Noble Place. Because de Vries uses electronically-amplified will talk about strides Aberdeen. reeds to sound the notes, some people say his is not really a piano it's impossible to make a piano Faster, easier, portable, says Albert Bianschi of Steinway it Sons. |- ---- COUPON -----. de Vries' invention would not qualify as one. safe weight Rianschi says, "because it wouldn't have a FREE soundplate and strings. loss... REGISTRATION But at the Sam Ash Music Store on W. 48th Join any time now through January 29 and Street. Andy Amarante says he sells "quite a few " Now you can lose weight right payonlyaS&meetingfee Registration worth away, the right way, with Weight 19 It FREE. Otic may nol be combined *,i>, of what he and his customers call "portable any other discount or special rate Valid m pianos " There are some fully-electronic models as Watchers' new Quick Start Area 31 New Jersey only small as de Vries', Amarante says. Those with DONUTS program. You'll eat 3 well- mechanical keys and reeds, however, "weigh about balanced meals a day, and Please arrive one halt hour before 135 pounds, but they're still considered portable " even enjoy snacks. Yet scheduled meeting time tot your tree de Vries says his piano isn't designed for registration still lose weight fast, professionals who can cart around 135-pound instruments, but for people like himself, whom he safely. calls "closet pianists." "They're traveling sales- Quick Start works men, doctors, lawyers — duffers," he says. "They without expensive ((Quick Start just get a big kick out of playing. It's not to supplements, and Sale as always faster entertain anybody else; a lot of them are terrible, there's no than ever From like me." special food to • Manufacturers are interested in his piano, he WEIGHT says, although his first attempts at marketing it buy. All you do is were not too successful. "Five or six years ago I follow a simple WATCHERS saw tile presidents of the major musical instrument 10-step plan that The most successful weight manufacturers in this country, and they all said has you losing loss program tn the world nobody would buy a keyboard with a limited weight before you For a meaUnfl location n««r you. N* lilting* or call tor range," he says. "Now the Japanese are selling lose your patience. more Information: the*™ like hotcakes. I feel vindicated." "And," he adds, "now that I have the patents I •I tried QS. It really (201) 992-8600 have something to sell manufacturers besides an works • last!! or Toll Free idea." de Vries has had that idea since he was in the 800-242-5866 Merchant Marine in Europe and saw a clavichord, Cannot be combined with any other a small Baroque keyboard instrument. He built one offer Good at participating Dunkin" from • kit, he says, "but a clavichord needs a heavy Donuts shops. One coupon per frame to support the strings; it couldn't be MONMOUTHCOUNTY HAZLET-The Faith Re- portable So I thought, 'why not use modern customer. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- MARLBOROMarlboro First formed Church 215 Middle United Methodist Church Aid Squad Vanderrjurg electronics and modern materials to build the Road Wed 7 30 P M Limit: 2 dozen Garfieid 4 3rd Avenues Road (off Rt. 79), Mon 7 30 HOLMDEl-HolmdelFireCo modern counterpart of the clavichord?'" Wed 7 30 P M P.M. Starting Jan. 23* «i West Mam Street Wed Offer Good 1/16 thru 1/21/84 BELMAR-V F W 707 7lh MATAWANOak Shade Since he had no experience building musical "30PM instruments, de Vries says, he learned to use tools Avenue & Highway #35 Firehouse 79 Lower Main by teaching himself to make guitars, which he still Tues 7 30 PM Fn 9 30 JACKSON-Cenlial Jersey St Tues 9 30AM Thurs Available at all AM Italian American Club Mar- 7 30PM nukes and sells. Then he experimented with shall SI & Route 526 Oppo- EATONTOWNMonmoulh site Woodmere ADts Wed MlDDLETOWNSears Roe- wooden, and then plastic, models, before complet- participating I <"•".- |' ft. buck _Roule 35 Mon 6 30 ing his prototype. The process, he says, took about . eiunii si lumn >, JUHM ENGLISHTOWN/MANALA- HED BANK-Congregation Taes 9 30AM ' r...-.uie at all — a pipe PAN-SI Thomas Moore Beth Shalom 186 Maple Jut he i. afrairf hi< noivhhnrs miffhl ohiert DUNKMT Church 186 Gordons MANALAPAN/ENGLISH Ave Tues 9 30 A M 4 7 30 Corner -fload ThufS 7 30 TOWNS! Thomas Moore PM . — * v m I are really awkward to carry, " he says, Stokes Streets Mon 7 so Thurs 7 30PM you can tell, I hate to schlep things." opart 24 hours. 7 days i WNk PM TMurs 7 30PM 1 St Tnurs 9 30AM S.R. "New Opening MONDAY, JANUARY 16. 1984 The DailyRegisier B7 Babyproofing home makes parents more relaxed PHILADELPHIA - There are few tiroes In planning ahead. Once your baby begins to crawl, knowing anyone > life that compare with that dizzying The logical place to start babyproofing U In just how active and curious he or she can be wwderfal period before the arrival of a first the baby's room, where safety and comfort will suggest precautions that should be taken baby. The anticipation ti interne; the planning should be given consideration at least equal to around the house. Here are additional sugges- and Preparation, nearly an obsession. Tbl decoration. tions for other areas where babyproofing mtup, the crib, the name, the child rearing Some hints: Don't place the crib against an should be applied theories - all combine in a swirl of urgent outside wall - epecially In colder climates. • Take care to shut off hot water taps tightly considerations And keep.«riba away from the hot radiators, throughout the house so that your baby cannot Yet, few new parents will argue that all and out of the air flow from hot or cold air open them. their thought and planning did not fully ducts - both can dry a baby's throat, making • Declare the kitchen off limits unless prepare them for the real thing. him or her more susceptible to colds. someone is there to keep watch over your One way for new parents to survive the Light Is great, but direct sunlight on a crib baby. inevitable period of adjustment is by taking an can make a baby uncomfortable. The same is • Make sure all electrical cords are sound and organlied approach to preparing for the true for the direct light from lamps. If the unfrayed, as the baby may put them in his or arrival of a new member of the household room is too dry, use a cold water humidifier her mouth. And be careful of floor lamps that One such approach is called babyproofing - or cool air moisturizer. Extreme caution is can be tipped over easily. it's a way of thinking that helps parents needed with steam vaporizers. They can anticipate problems and make changes necess- easinly bum a baby on contact. • Never leave your baby alone in the tub or ary to Insure their child's safety and well- While plants are a good source of moisture, sink. being throughout the borne. some can be harmful, or even fatal, if eaten. • Household valuables and dangerous objects The concept Is advanced by Solomon H. Watch out for castor bean seeds, dieffen- should be placed securely out of baby's reach. Katz, Ph.D., director of the Wilton M. bachia, caladlum, some pbilodendrons, So should cleaning products, tools, glass and Krogman Center for Research in Child Growth elephant's ear, hyacinth bulbs, holly berries, medicines. and Development at the Children's Hospital of narcissus, daffodils, rosary pea seeds, Jerusa- • Stairs should be closed off, perhaps with Philadelphia. According to Dr. Katz, once lem cherries, mistletoe berries, and poinsettia expandable gates. parents have babyproofed their homes, they leaves. Eating poisonous plants ranks as a • Pools of all kinds should be fenced in. can be more relaxed and confident as they leading cause of accidental poisoning of small • Check the furniture and put away items that enjoy watching their new arrival grow. The children All plants should be kept beyond a have slats or rails close enough together for MISCHIEVOUS — A new arrival means many changes in lifestyle; some key, be says, is knowing what to expect and baby's reach. the baby to get his or her head caught in. important changes in the home must also be considered. Widower wants to build new life with old love Dear An Landers: I am her husband after the first for me? I give you my word you give the money to I often not a full-time job, should be just that. A going lo ask yon to break a year. (They had been sep- that if Mildred gets in charity. but merely a sideline) is service The author is paid long-funding policy. Per- arated for six monthi touch with me I will write entitled to keep tbe small by the paper to respond to haps when you hear my before we had that first again and let you know how I write an Action Line checks from readers whom the questions from read- story you will agree to do kiss.) Two and a half years it turned out. Obviously, I column In Massachusetts they have helped? — ers. so. later she lost her job with cannot sign my name, but and our services, of course, G.R.D. If he.she wants to be Thirty years ago I bad an the company and it became ANN , my Initial is sufficient. - are free. But don't you feel paid for such expertise, the affair with a woman apparent that we could no L. that a columnist who gives Dear G.R.D.: Sorry. I writer ought to go into named Mildred. I was then longer see one another LANDERS Dear L.: Your letter advice on auto repairs or don't agree. A service-type another field. It is called married and the father of every day. presents an irresistible op- house improvements column in a newspaper "consulting." two boys. The affair was I knew I had to make a portunity to do some good not one we went looking choice between Mildred in the world without be- for. It juit happened. We and my wife and children. traying my principles. I worked In the same office, To her everlasting credit, would be euphoric if you and one evening we were she made the choice for found Mildred and she was DIET WELLNESS the last to leave. As weme. I belonged with my still waiting' for you! Good through grief and mourn- give anything to see herluck. moved toward the door wife and sons, she said, and ing and now realize I must again. I still live in the Mildred gave me s> lovely slipped out of my life by build a new life. My first same house and have the Dear Ann Landers: You smUe and before I knew it, taking a job In another thoughts were about same phone number. If stated recently that an I Ussed her. That was thecity. She asked that 1 never Mildred. Is she married? Mildred reads your column advice columnist should beginning. Within a few try to find her. Would she like to see me dally, as I do, I would be not accept money from months we were deeply Several months ago I again if she is free? Some- thrilled to receive a call. readers. Yon said you involved. lost my dear wife after one told me she was In You said In a recent always return all checks For three years we were nearly 40 years of a good North Bay. I also heard she column you enjoyed play- and cash, If there is an secret lovers. Mildred left marriage. I have gone was In Toronto. I would Ing Cupid. Will you do so address. If there is none, Lupus is a complex disorder BY LESTER L. The Arthritis Foundation to unspoil them. Because COLEMAN, M.D. disseminates information we are parents, we think about arthritis and the we know all the answers to My sister Is ZS. She has enormous amount of scien- their upbringing. Fre- been living In England for tific work being done on its quently we fail to seek the many years. I recently diagnosis and treatment. advice of people who are fond out that she had aThe foundation publishes highly trained and can condition which they call booklets on lupus and on all direct us. We must not let YOUR lupu I have not been able other subdivisions of personal vanity prevent us to get' any Information rheumatic diseases. For from facing a disciplinary HEALTH about this and would be information, write to:Th e problem that involves our grateful If you could tell Arthritis Foundation,. 1314 children. me more about tbe con-Spring Street, N.W., Atlan- dition. Living so far away ta, Ga. 30309 Dr. Coleman welcomes from her makes my fears SPEAKING OF YOUR questions from readers. great. —- Mrs. R.O., West HEALTH: It is a lot easier Please write to him in care Virginia to spoil children than it is of this newspaper. Dear Mrs. 0.: Lupus is the short name for a condition technically known as lupu erythematosis. This is a complex disorder which is Announcing a fabulous generally identified with rheumatic diseases. Lupus varies In severity from a mild and easily controlled disorder to a much more complex con- dition. new Elaine Powers There are two forms of this disease. The first is a discoid type. The second is If s an exciting new dimension of fitness. known as the systemic type. These terms are sig- nificant only to the doctor. Come in for our Grand Reopening In general, lupus is a chronic inflammatory con- Our new Powercise workouts have been called the Powercise equipment was designed especially for dition which affects dif- ferent parts of the body. greatest exercise programs ever invented. women. Consequently the symp- Powercise combines a group of exercises that are essential for Our equipment is used for the Powercise Aerobic Circuit Train- toms vary depending on which organ is affected. physical fitness and a healthy cardiovascular system. It also ing (PACT.) portion of the program. It's a new innovative "ex- Lupus seems to affect allows you an exercise workout designed for your individual ercise program where you move quickly from equipment women about 10 times needs. All of our Powercise programs are absolutely sensa- station to equipment station strengthening your heart and more often than it does tional for shaping up the entire body. firming up your body. men. Most of the women affected are relatively young and are still in their childbearing years. Oc- casionally it does occur in • New Decor younger children. The cause is not known • New Fitness Programs yet. The general feeling among physicians involved • New Lockers with this condition is that it is related to the auto- • New Showers immune system. Recent scientific data suggest that • New Sun Lounges a virus may be involved. Many of the symptoms associated with lupus are often confused with those of arthritis. A special test known as antinuclear anti- 2forl body Is done to establish toe diagnosis. Since the condition is so unpredictable, the symp- Sale toms may come and go for no apparent reason. Complete 4 month program The condition can often Unlimited Visits. be kept under control with special medicines, a highly nutritious diet and ade- quate rest. The one thing to be avoided is excessive • appears on the face. The feeling of depression "»» nftcn accompanies CM IHS titt&VU WIUI UK understanding of family trw Av/c» and friends. >/• <<%#... , -- , , 51 Help Wanted B8 The Daily Register MONDAY. JANUARY 16,1984 51 Help Wanted 2M Qconport MECHANIC - Packaging line NOTICE DHAFTS PEH8ON -1D1 »>• mechsnlc.preterred experience THE 1984 TAX BOOKS FOR aap Inalruclual and Piping, good on Barte*. tveralee mechir»e and THE BOROUGH OF OCEAN- banafln Sand raauma lo Lyco. various powder HHlng ex- PORT WILL BE OPEN FOR IN- P O HI Marltxxo. NJ, 077*6 oerisnce Panicle Site Manufac- SPECTION ON WEDNESDAY DREAMS BIQQER THAN »OUR turing. 30 Park Ave . P.O Bo* Census Bureau says PAY? — Would you Ilka your own 449 Engl.sf.town. NJ. 07726 JANUARY 16lh BETWEEN THE Classified HOURS OF 7 30 P M. end 9 00 MM D»ily B30AM T bjtlnatB? It you hava 6-6 hours 201 -446j2202_ M waakly to apara. I'll ahow you Erneet Q Hoffman, Assessor how Plaaaa call Or Coopar. NEW RESTAURANT OPENING Jan. 16 13.60 240 Rumson 51 Help Wanted B42-31OO _ waters, waitresses and boa 6 million wives earn EXCELLENT INCOME — For people, exp only. PieMe ceJI NOTICE OF INTENT Borough as defined in said Law BOY S/QIRL S-11-17 — Morning pari-lima homa asMmbly work 872-1251. ask tor At he following is a description of is increased by this bond ordi newspaper routai ara available For information call NOW ACCEPTING APPLI- vessels presumed abandoned at nance by $14,250 00 and thai the in R*d Bank Middlalown. CATIONS — For he Pleasure Bay Yacht Basin said obligations authorized by 504-041-6003 E»l 7275 Op»n Bsiford. Lincroit. Ail Highlands, 8uri waitresses'*alters, bartenders * . 228W 196?Zobel3? wood this bond ordinance will be Absrd««n. Cllttwood B«ach. klKhen help Apply In person NJ« 8600 16' wood. Scott Out within all debt limitation Union BMCh Kiypon Hum. more than husbands FULL-TIME LEOAL SECRETARY ONLY Rt 2J.. Hwy 4fi. CMtamotf board, trailer, no registration 16.f prescribed by said Law Long Branch, & W. Long Branch Ave- CHftwood Beach. N.J . iotor trailer If tha described Id) Amounts not exceeding Exc •arnlnga. and a chartc* to - Rapidly growing Rad Bank and lhe stud vessels are not cleimed and re- $500 00 in me aggregate for win prize* and trlpa. Caff araa law firm sMka additional WASHINGTON (API — y 'ound that that the figures cover a legal aacratarlas with 1 to 2 years moved within 30 days of this no- itemi of expense permitted 800-242.0850 loll Ira* NURSES Nearly six million Ameri- women who outearn their period of economic re- Ice. Pleasure Bay Yacht Baain. under Section 40A 2-20 of said litigation •Kpananca Wa offer an will apply for title to tha Law have bean included in the BUSY BEAUTY SALON — la atuactlve salary commensurata with ••parlance, a lull benefit RN'S & LPN'S M/F can wives earned more husbands tend to have cession- and thus may not above described vessels under foregoing estlmeted costs of said looking tor hairdresser with fol- CERTIFIED he Abandoned Vessels Dispos- improvement or purpoae lowing, shampoo parson with package & an opportunity tor fu- than their husbands in 1981 above average educations be typical because the type ture growth Plaaae apply to El- NURSE'S AIDES Law, N J S A 12.7C ET Seci.on b The full faith and hair dresser license. call HOMEMAKEflS and lo hold higher status of jobs usually held by men SEQ credit of tie Borough are hereby 842-66S1 eves after 7 p.m. loll L Marvel. 508 Broad SI.. a sharp contrast with the Shrewsbury 747-4220 HOUSEKEEPERS A LIVE-INS traditional view of the wife i°')s tna' women who earn were more likely to have Pleasure Bay Yacht Baam. Inc pledged to the punctual payment CARRIERS WANTED — For M/F 157A Cornanchtt Drive of the principal of and interest on Oceanport, Eatontown. Mon- FULL-TIME FIRE PROTECTION Full or pan-time, needed for as keeping house or sup- less than their husbands suffered layoffs than those Oceanport N J the said obligations authorized mouth Beach area Call Andrla, by this bond ordinance. Said ob- — Equipment service person Northern Monmoulh Area. High Mrs D Remalsy. Secretary 542-4000. Exl 209. fcxp in fire emmgularier ft tire pay. no fee Call for interview ai plementing her husband But, the authors con- held by women kr. 16 " $7 S6 ligation* shall be direct un- limited obligations of the aurppreaalon ayatam, sales A - Paople Care 294 Broad St Red earnings, according to a eluded that while this 223 Fair Haven Borough, and the Borough shall CHAIRSIDE DENTAL ASSIS- Service Salary plus commission Bank 630-1868, or 600 Union Census Bureau study re- may be an interesting be obligated to levy ad valorem TANT — Full time. Manalapan Sand resume to Box A-464. Tha Ava, Rt 71, BrisHle 526-9432 NOTICE 239 Red Bank taxes upon all the taxable prop- area, exp'd preferred, but win Dally Reglaler, Shrewsbury. N J. NURSE~RN~/LPN M/F — Pan leased yesterday group" they account for Taka nottca thai application RESOLUTION erty within the Burough for the train, call 536-2431 between 9 & 07701 lime. 11 10 7 shift. PIMM ce.ll only about 860.000 cases of rial b»an mad*, to •—''•-'• IN "• prop- an,j •nd adoption at • rn*MMig of Mid BnmiO of NMMU hm I Work «'te' school I MolmdW. N*w MTMy. at a 00 P M . at which um The Bureau of Standards not near anything that can paraona oaairlng lo ba haa/d th«raon win b* oK«n fuH opportunity liva in Hjielt. Kaanaburo araa to edit j» reject any copy Of Angela Campo 542-8880 says the mosi common Dorothy A Buraar S«crata>lacratary For more information call Mr. ad burn. Jan. ia • 20 M Uuon 542-9164 »1 HrtpWwtod Bualnos* Htip wanted 1 Help Wanted I S3 Domestic Help MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1984 TheDs«lyRa(isler B9 FOR DRIVING - 1 PROCESS MAIL AT HOMEI Opportunity RUM8ON — Efitarpri«lng young. TUDENTS/SEMESTER BREAK "Or*- Full or pan-Una 76 pat hundred! No exp Pan or JOBS - $7 75 par hour Saverel HOUSEKEEPER — Primary re- .UNDHOMAT — A Dry claan- Mldloal > retirement benefits *<™ Slan Immediately- De- MM MMM, You WW be running sponsibility Is to get 3 year old 71 Mtrchandlst Mtrchandlse Mtrchandls* your own hualnaa• whK« awning opening*. May Mad to part-time g atop alao $5,000 go Into Permanent poaRJOn Apply Nor- lalla aend aefl-eodriseed. ready tor school, prepare breafc- Appt CaB 530-0113 wood DKrlbutore Inc., 624 •temped envelope » C.H.I. 11». *lzee. trip* and cult. est 1 provide tranaporuuon lor Salt for Salt Broadway. Long Branch Saa P O Box 45, stuan. Fla 33485 ha only requirements ere thai Some Ught housekeeping. 8 days OUOR STORE - Building a Frank between 2 4 4 p.m. you ere at least 11 yaws oM and STITUTE TEACHERS - week-8 am lo 11 90 Musi toenee. oerrler of Red Bank dls- BEDROOE M SET — TwiTw n aa •77 HONDA CB — 750-4. •XQNAVOX STEREO — Amsxi- re ready to work. ae aand resume A copy of nave car Please can 871-8382 or tci business No discounting ddreeeer . dard k pine. WWo Maple kited. 8500 Call n Provincial coneote. wtth PHONE ROOM REAL ESTATE SALES - Wa O sign up, can 642-4000, E«t icrlpta to Mr Henry J Ode. ff1<4414. ong established business Op bad. HO Call 2S4-MKK 870-3974 evenings rntabte and AM/FM radio >ava 2 position* avallabla for It. Bjanki stof need Financing to quali- AD-VISOR Icaniad aalaa paopM Incraaaa OTHERS HELPER — Pert- BEDROOM SET — 9 plaoe. good RAPES — Valence, carpet ubee). fS. Catt 747-1*36 ALESPERSON — Accepting tcnool, 101 Herding Rd Red cond.. »135 2 lamp lablaa. $45 ^otonlal couch ft chair Family Part-time (10 am-2 pm , Mon your potamiai-cali Darrah Aa- Bank. NJ. 07701 No phonee 1 day per week, plus 1 fuH- a Q REALTORS Nl BIKE AND STEREOS — For eocialaa. Shrewsbury. 741-3331. applications tor exp d eates me week per mo Child care A 531-2000 aactv CW7M-44«1. Dm furniture, ft much more tnru Frl). to Tha Dally Register help Island Style. M Broad 81. catta pteaee. You ww be con- ill 671-4167 ore Information CaM 642-161B Classified Dapt. TaWphona sol- tacted If you ara being con- eeping Must drive. Call FSET PRINTING BUSINESS BOOKSHELVES - 2, Cokxiala icitation and computar terminal * Bank, N.J. 'H7 p.m. EaUblished A still growing lamp. Colonial plcturet (3) and a OVING/SALE — »<>»•. itared. Equal Oppr'y At- $32,000 groea All equipment A RLY AMERICAN COUCH - etching lam pa, twin bads aitaerkanco haipfut. Good Incen- ALES REPRESENTATIVES maUve Action Emptoyer. telephone chair Complete Col- * a rockar with ottoman Mint HEAL ESTATE- MOLMDEL Situations ventory Great highway lo- onial bedroom eel Call anytime «droom set. kitchen tibia) ft tive program lor eales-mlnded Yaa. wa ara hiring 671-8833 EEOEO — immadlata openinga cond Couch $225. rockar a 01- and aggressive person Uuil be UPERVIBOR — Quality control, cation Will train. Repty lo Box 7»lt» airs, well unit ft much moral Why not Join Amarlca'a No. 1 top or ambitious a Incoma eon- Wanted Female 409. The Daily r man $100 842-5728 attar 5 all 739-4461. accurate spatter For Intarvlaw •clou. IndMduals Wa wMI tram If teetlng. experienced, light menu *Uar: Century 21 Ability RKy torturing. SeM- motivated, or hrewebury, NJ. 07701 BOXES - CORRUGATED LEC WATER HEATERS — < 60 paseee contact Pag Nolan don't hava axp. CaM ABY8ITTINO — Mother of 28 For Moving A Storage, and lor OVING — Whirlpool washer 642-4000. Ext 25! 386-1724 between 9*6 dally entzsd with ability to manage gallon. 1 50 gallon, axe. cond.. •80. ctac Frtgidaire dryer. S60 •dory parsonnel Exc. benefits. no old eon will care tor your Industry A complete Una ol ow In use. changing to gaa. $50 hltd In my Long Branch home 2 Mortgage* packaging, supplies 462-4672 or both in IU cond . call erter I, PIZZA DRIVERS WANTED - Foi REAL ESTATE ALES — Shoa axp. prafarrrad. Salary commensurate with ax- IF YOU HAVE EQUITY '1-6394 7-4773 avanlnga 4:30 pm Ull 12pm Mual 'ou've thought about It. Lat's talk ppty In person, Naturllier Rad tafianoa. Sand roauma A salary ull-tlme or pert-time deyft. Any nava own car Apply In pereor Upt 5 n CALL LECTRIC WATER HEATER - 50 OVINO — Bureau ft mlr- sboul It now. Our ofllca Is ona of oqulramanl to P O 883. Eaton f* ° **«>"*b'« rales BRACELET - 22k gold al. A deluxe electric stove, like only Rad Bank Pine. 1S Noni- a lop 4 In tha Rad Bank araa. PARKWAY MORTGAGE Sacrfloa Coal $1000. sale WOO r $40. matching chtflorob* Bridge Ava Rad Bank We ara busy. Wa naad you. Exc. ALES — Saa our ad undar raal 7B0-1B10 aw. $50 A $100 or bast offer 5 twin bed frame DOR aprlng ft •slate halp waniad. Cantury 21 - ECHNICAL WRITER — Indus XPERIENCEO MOTHER — Of 3 578-7191 Or 364-7444 eflar all 671-6113 S41-M11 raining, motivation a guldanca old would love to care for your A DIRECT LENDER 6:30 p m amass $25, Lazy-boy recliner avallabla Wa currantly hava 7 Coiana Agency. lal. mlllUry level Operating and $100, megnevoK FM PIZZA MAKER — Mult hava a«p lid In my home, meela in- GRANITE MTQ. ND TABLES — I2I glass lop. A million dollaar aasodataaaasodat . Naad 3 CHOOL CAFETERIA COOK — eintenance manuals Engineer - BUNK BEDS — Never used ottee table, excellent condition adio ft stereo $75. Zenith TV ft ng back round/exp required uded Weal Keansburg land $25 2 wtcker heedbords moram . ExparlancaEld d or baglnnari mmedlate opanlng, axe. ben- •ft-0752 CENTER Solid wood Complete with twin 100 Call after 5 30 pm Call Roger etlta. Contact cafetewle Managar, and raeume to Box O 437. tha Low Rate* msnreeeea. tails. A laddar.$149 71-1095 0 per. 2 oriental hall runners 6 PIZZA PREPERATION PERSON CENTURYTURY 21 COZENSS.. RaallorRaalo s Hanry Hudaon Regional School ally Register. Shrewsbury. N.J. SPENDABLE WOMAN — Will SECOND MORTGAGES Call 583-0496. long $30 per. custom drapes ft 7701. An equal Opportunity To 1290.000 etching twin spreads $75. 17 — Part-tlma. must ba 18 yrs old 'Independently'Idd OwnedO " Highland*, prior to 1/20/S4. lean house, office or apt Own HEDSTROM CARRIAGE 813 Rlvar Rd., Fair Havan. mpkryer. exportation Call after 4 pm. Fixed rale up to 1Syrt. NLAROER - -Dichro ft refrigerator. $50 Call Apply m parson. Danny's PIBa ft ECRETARY — Mature-minded STROLLER Subs II. Hwy 35. Mlddletown 741-78M 95-9532 FIRST MORTOAQES Like new Beat offer 7-6477 yplng, steno, light record keep- ELEPMONE ANSWERING SER- 30-yr. lined rata Like new 281-8876 PLUMBER'S HELPERS — Ex REAL ESTATE — RUMSON ing Part-ttme mornings possible ICE — Oparalor, Part time For prompt aarvlca. 741-5551 Call 672-9183 of 291-3307 UST SELL — 4 pc. . Vaa. wa'ra hiring. Graduated uture full-time Reply PTI, 32 tours, weekdays ft waakem EXPO HOUSEKEEPER — Hss or vlalt ue at. bedroom set, $300. brown cor- parlancad only. Days or Nights Exp'd only apply 747-0400. ASTRO CONVERTIBLE — 7'* IREWOOD - 2 ye Full or Part-llma.2o4-38o» commissions lo 70%ti 55% to Hopl Dr., Middlatown, NJ ays avail. Mlddletown, Holmde 18 Watt Front St , Had Bank uroy sleeper/ sola. $250. while sun. Call Jana Whlta- Broker 774*. i. Ret., own tranponatlon x>t sofa A chair Recently uerantead to burn Best money PRINTING PRESS PERSON — RUCKING — No axp. necess- Avallabla 7 Day! a Waak ad $150 787-860; eves buy One v* cord delivered inch provincial aota. marble onlght 291-1200 ry. For information call enytlme. 486-2331 pped cocktail A end tablea. Top axp . 2 color mlllar, quality SPINDRIFT REALTY ECRETARY — Part-time ammond Nursery 431-2460 llano, dictaphone, typing. Exc -918-227-61 19 EXP'D. FULL CHARGE BOOK LOW RATES HANGING STYLE — Large 25, Afmoire $50. rust corduroy shop, axe banaflls. sacond shift 105 E RIVER RD.RUMSON 1st Mtg Refinancing mber table lamp, with nlght- FIREWOOD air with ottoman, (75, wood Asbury Park araa 922-1022 ocatIon. new office. Courts o -018-227-6118. oi EEPER — Freelance, my home HEAL ESTATE — Exparlancad -818-227-0536. 8 30 a.m.8 p.m our office, call 739-1950 after 5 72 Hour Approvals |ht, $20. Two alike white globe 2 year aaeaoned oak talned ehetves. *35 Oays. Red Bank Call 530-8901. 2ne" Mtgs A Corp. Loans 95-9531 PRINTER — Off-sal praas uat pasaad your axam or naad a Mon.-Wad. wag lamps, with chains, $20 30-4646 ._aWaf_6: 299-4360 parson. Maldalbarg Kord Pan lECRETARY — Rad Bank araa amamar Fin" 384-5098 Mid s limit with football player Icense? Call ERA LINCROFT YPESETTER — Comp Edit AIR HAVEN MOTHER — With 4 IREWOOD - For sale. $110 par Uma/tull-llma. Raply to Boi REALTORS 747-3838/ Evas I you ara a salt starter, organizes LOW INTEREST arsmic. $5 4 place contem- ord delivered NiEjiTDIAMOND K-484. Tha Dally Raglslar and hava outstanding secretary xp. tor busy Monmouth County old would love to babysit porary bedroom eat. vary good rlnt shop. Exc working con my home Terrific rets available HOME FINANCING 642-O593 lly Joel. Ozzy Osborne, Yea. Shrawabury, N J. 07701 hills we hava an opening In pro 30 YR. MORTGAGES ond . $130. End table and cot- REAL ESTATE SALES — We easional offflcea. Maturity la Im Itlons Benefits- 493-4222 6426507 ee table. Sears, heavy wood OUR TIRES — 165SR15. radial, an Helen, Cult S72-.M0O_ need help now 4,000 nationwide portent, only tha bast nee< Inda, REFINANCING xc cond MS for both Cal 85 2 76-14 snow. $25 2 LAVY KR/600 PA— Head in P/T offices, TV advertising, home apply. Send resume ft salary re ULL-TIME HOUSEKEEPER — AYSHORE MORTGAGE CORP 71-0746 jht case, exc cond . sacrifice WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Ex Heavy cleaning, waahlng. Ugh 201-264-5816 R70-50, $18. 2 BR13 Snow, warranties, national programs qulrements to Tha Dally Ragla perlenced. Apply In peraon be- cooking, supervision ot BA 11 yr 20. Pocket watches Mantle 50, Rheem elec water heater, MANAGER fabulous training - mean success er. Box R-437. Shrewsbury. NJ tween 2 & 8 p.m Shore Point Inn old. Must speak, read A write 13 Money to Loan locks, cameras Call 787-6114 i gallons 1100 or best offer EVES. & SAT. A.M. lor you. ERA Maimed Realtors Hwy. 38. Hazlet. English, Clean A presentable ap p.m. on. 85-9230 after 6 671-5850 >earance. have uniform A car lo Expanalon craalaa this daslrabls SECRETARIAL POSITION — Dl WORK OVERSEAS- $20,000 ALL HOME OWNERS CHECK THIS OUT... FREE INSULATION ETITE GODIN — Exc. cond . opening for a matura-mlndad REAL ESTATE — With demand versified secretarial position ! 60,000 * Bonus For Into Cal ransportatlon Two references ATTENTION ever used Wood or coal burn- dividual who can laarn our ays lor housing increasing 4 ex days par weak Hours 9-5 p.m. Mon through Frl., 11:30 am lo •t more rt>ad*ra to chock oi HOMES WANTED slove nat black wlln 317) 639-1712. Ext 342. 30 p m AS.60 per hr. 546-4175 We can still offer govermc ad with • CHECK at in* lop tarns Applicant should ba tiilas islve agency lor new Middle 1 priority—ability to relate u ackad funds at 11'*% COR- lisplay our new Cedar shake orcelain front lop ft accent orlantad and hava tha daslra to nd'or bottom oi your copy Cal myi aiding made by Bethlehem •lg (575 bast offer Call town subdivision a West End ha public ft internal aalaa 52 Babys.tting- HOUSECLEANING ORATE LOANS avallabla with 1 aarn axcallant psn-tima incoma Townhouse pro|ect, position people Good typing skins ra ha Daily Ragitlar Clunlied Do teel and receive huge dlacoun '1-0363 For Intarvlaw call Mr. Frank Tay Excellent rets. minimum requirements, tow artmant today for detail* rom retail price Call now and are now available Sophisticated quired. Sand resume with da ChlldCare ates. emended pay-backs HJLLIPINE MAHOGANY lor. 542-8880 Equal OppoMui sired salary to: Welchert Co.. Re Cell anytime. 899-1246 or 42-1700 ecalve free insulation at no Employar M/F BABYSITTER - Needed tor 1 899-5074 WE RESOLVE YOUR No down paymen EDROOM SET - Highboy altora 1008 Hwy 35. Mlddleiown mo. old. full time. S days. In m FINANCIAL PROBLEMS ouble dretser, mirror, tidentlal intarvlaw, Ml. N.J. 07748. Attn: Nancy Karg. HOUSECLEANING — Red Ban W , _jvmenta "" REPORTERS — Naadad tocovar home, references required WHEN OTHERS CAN'T 34-9378 oublemameas & Irame $195 municipal government masting town-671-8494 I 3B-8281. area. References A own trans- CALL COLONIAL TOLL FREE tic Knacks, odds ft ends lurst 228-8400 SECRETARY — Diversified portation. Call 544-0090 LOTMES - 2 Coati dri tor Tha Dally Regleter Soma ax duties Including typing, dlctatloi BABYSITTER - Needed In m 800-323-8556. Ext R66 I>M 16-18, Reasonable Cal FREE2ER 2-1756 for details parlance nacaaaary Psyman etc. Mutt beresponelble and HOUSECLEANING - Ex Upright. 19 cubic (eet. exc par article Plaaaa don't cat FOULKS-PRESTON home 5 days a week from 8 am $ CASH $ 72-0046 cond . $400 PIANOS — ORGANS able to work Independably Ca o 4 p.m. Own trans 739-3824 perlenced. references A trans Alt Musical Supplies end Sand rasumes and work sam AGENCY REALTORS portatlon Csll 530-9693 TO PAY CHRISTMAS BILLS OATS — Caahmvra. vim 16 Call 741-6236 plas to Jana Fodararo. City Edl ear opportunity Reply Box BABYSITTER — Full time. 30-40 BAD-OOOO-OR-NO CREDIT I Services RECEPTIONISTTS^ECRETARY - T-408. The Dally Register SO. green with Ion collar. t\zm FURNITURE FOR SALE TUSTING PIANO CO tor. Box O-408. Tha Dally Ragla Mental health canter in Morgai hrs per week, 4w year old boy HOUSECLEANINO — Small to U S OOVERNMENT SACKED ), $05. baige, $60. London Fog l«r. Shrewsbury N.J. 07701. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 Money, For Any Homeowner Moving out of area Our 09lh Year villa Position raqulras typing SECRETARY — Mental health preferable Cllftwood Beach area mad. sued home. Little Silver lie 16. $35 741-7363 642-4665 Sbury Park 775-0664 We're Equal Opportunity E Organltad individual with excel 568-1756. after 7 p.m. only. Red Bank. Shrewsbury. Fai Low As 10% SSS COLONIAL COUCH - Chair, ol ployara M/F. :enter in Eatontown. 37'>t week $42.OS-par mo tor -$5000 GAF SUPER 6 — Sound movie Open 9 to 9 lent telephone & reception skills BABYSITTER NEEDED — In m Haven $25 530-9341 .. _n, run ft brown piaid. «»c Salary i7.215-M,200 t eve pa ncludlng 2 eves until 8 30 A $210 22-par mo. for..$25 000 projector and camera $200 GM organized person to do typing .Incroft home. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m WOMAN LOOKING FOR DAYS Any Reason- SAny Amount ond . $300. Call 747-6640 PIANOS SI Help Wanted wk Sand resume to: CPC-HIg nfant car seat. $20 Infant girl's ew under $1000. used under Point Cantar, P.O BOX 108 Illng, reception and light book Mon. thru Frl.. must hava owr WORK CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS OPV MACHINE - Minolta 101 leaping. Salary %7.215 $8,200 ransportallon. Call 842-0838. Or office cleaning Evan STOP FORCLOSURE clothing. 0-6 mos . call 767-6699 S00. unlimited rentals from Morganvllie . N.J. 07751, Attn Rebuilt. >325 Call 741-7666 7 50 s month Maura. Affirmative Action. Equa Send resume to Miryann Kelly -4 p.m. Call 530 9037EVES rea In-home terv-24 hr. action GE APPLIANCES — Double 59 Broad St. Eatontown. N. OPIER — Sharp 620 with ra oven range, and aide by 6i tie FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Opportunity employar. OVING MOTHER OF INFANT — Call Now For Special Funding 07724. An Equal Opportunity. At Details For Area Raaldants. uciion, auto teed multi-alz ist otter reehold 482-4730 CARRIERS RECEPTIONIST — Mature Will care for your child In aper. ate Llha new $2200 ' latlve Action Employar boys ages 7 A 9 Call 787-582 Clittwood Bch. home. Han. hra HOTLINE 800-392-6959 IANO Mahogany, Wurtitzer minded lor busy doctor's ofllca REDUCED % FOR VETERANS 530-0467 GOLD RUG — 12x18, good onsole. exc cond . $750 Call Exp preferred Weekdays " SECRETARY/TYPIST — Dli- attar 3 p.m. Ret. avail Call 563-7925 WANTED p.m . & Sal. mornings Sand re COUCH — vanity, rug. bad cond. Best offer Call Eves 71-3997 playwrlter Operator, for Rad BABYSITTER NEEDED — In m MATURE WOMAN — Reliable ••r, mirror, humidifier. '41-4492 auma to: Box T-410. Tha Oall Bank Law Firm. Part-time. Wl Aberdeen home tor 5 mo. oi will clean your house, please ct m, P | salei, like rneeuutt yv»y* •11 JOa MC OllllUt, • I.H1WH.1 Shrewsburyf, NJ. 07701 E.O.E. M/F WEB YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 5-H-i ruu I AutO* tor Stale 300 Auto, tor S«l8 MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1984 101 Apt. tor Rtnt Commsrclal 31 Houxt for Sals 70 Allt* jBTvlCt/PfTtt HEVY NOVA 1676 — 8 oyl. M8VICEDCB BCNZ aSOC 1873- SHADOW LAKE VILLAOE — 1st RBflUlt OAK moat REALTY new petal too, exc. akapa beauty, a—aye f—• Pets and floor oondo. 2 badrooms, 2 _ _ J or baatoflarCatl IromTio Ce«4a2-aoa* n 01 Apt. lor Rtnt baths, garaoa. 8860 mo. + asour- Adult Communreee BOW PLOWS — Western snow OfKI SPACE — Rad Bank, 841(1880 SO p.m.. 778-8484 MERCURY Livestock Ity 6 utttnas Call 221-0370 or doonSMm. Braad SI 4OOaa It. eWe, * erne owiy, new, avau- OCEAN TWP now Mn« moaW tor a-ediaal .HEVY VAN BO»A — M> mon. Catartel prk* ALL LANDLORDS lenchee. 2-eaxy. _ WJMGBSS. NinHed aoppty .81880 or njm II. Male. • weeka old WC SCftCENI VOU CHOOKI ™t? $148.8B». Caaejiry 8MB LOSaeley Co. 681-86K. NEVER A COST TO YOU MONTissauE CARLO 1678 - V-6. OaVaRar > p.m. Mon-r ratn"M6TKJI OFFICE SPACE — .andau. AM/FM. PS. PB. AC. ex. at/Bian. a»yamo-767.066i raa laaaaa 8 traa oradK ohacks TWINBROOK FumWiad daak apaoa In baat OYOTA COMOLLA 1871 - •Of A — n meh\. SALE OF PRIVATE HOME 8Y Rune ajreet nesr Bras, Ireme rusl. conTie.OOO ml .83860 Call 871 -KN48. RENTAL6 M8-12M VILLAGE addraaa m Had Bank En. lor Can 671-7888 3332 B Icy civs BEACHVIEW GARDENS - 1- outaMa astaa aaraan. 741-4400 > ae> tor pane. 8200 Can 648-8704 OUST 6 p.m EVY NOVA 1876 — E»O. MUSTANANGO 1888 — 6S oyl . 3 aadroom. haat. hot watar 6 oook- GARDEN APTS. RED BANK — Prime. ooMem- I gaa. 8426. 2-bedroom. 8476 1 a 2 badrooma from 84 20 Moo • VtW 8C1HR0CO si., 11800. 1871 FJymouth speed,, exc cond' . deedeepredp 'wtth 7-4675 OOOO ENGINE ear. 6400 Can 361-6007. eek Week inserter, gnatt oonn aaa. A hot 4" 00M watar. oaakmg gas pafkmsj. 74T-I i or 880-442?' Dave. (TANOARO (in (TOHM DOOR with parquet floor. MaWWaa 381-1170 • 871-H motudad. On-piamlaas tannts 1 —aMtr am bu.kuMt ML EATONTOWN oourta. pool, lamaamin araa. avauaht out Lirnmsaas an VW BU0 I8TS — Ooae) engine 6 MEVY COKVfTTl T-TOf» 1677 Ml MONOA PA/88 MOPEDTop RED BANK — Prime office oneTone ewd aoroa. Walking 42.000 ml. 86.600 Ikm 4 MUSTANG MACH I18T8 - a badroom spacious gardan Nasu Eatonloon shopping Eaoal apaoa. eaaaelta ManM Lynch. Ma-eTie SOM MO *- - . * sh » - ^^^fca^^ l^^sala rt»rt lanl schools. Oeaan Townahlp jed! 380 V8 engine. PB. PW. " angina In good cond.. STBB. SHCLVme - eeaae. ran• llBJat KBarr am IHy H wVJaVoatT HHMUOVs canO 100 aa. It Parking, own porch. I. alt wheel. AC. rear " I rime, aulo., baat otter HMO Hkjhvay 86. Oakhurat Motafjeti raoaotJon roonv Avail* .m.-10 p.m. zse^sjr2S0 Motorcyel8) »-" $1000. Can 871-7310. .tHMHMBHW. abas ImmeaWSaiy Can 281-0800. Bey. to- 890 RadMayela'siO S31-4023 542-0812 Mrs. emflh. weekdays 6:30 to SANDY HOOKmtOHLANOB NOVA 1876 — High FREEHOLD — Poat and Coach .srMas. 6160 Can 102 HouBaator HILLS — Ooaan view, duplae ONOA CYCLES - And lEVEt-LE 1688 — 8 oyl.. auta good running cond . beet 14-. isritia'ai nits, a-badreoma each unit Call 543-460) enable'' ads. Shore Areas Number and abjat. ~ Rent 09 Building*/ BOO par mo. monthly Income. _ Da alar. Rt 6 South. Free- Call 284-3831. OLDS 1879 — Convertible, good wheel oobvers 816 8 up. UBBW HONDA TPUMLBIKE IBM XR 60 Extra lot avail 884.800. hold 483-4891. We wW not be HEVY CAMARO 1676 — 6 cvl. cond. 31600 Call after 4 pm. trailer. 4'xS'. 8176. Law near •clar your *rM Mkel MOO E '4 Mo. Rant — > badroom 11-684-8813 wBh ramp. 4x10*. 8888. Oood for A-t ABERDEEN TO RED BANK OeafflU* I, AM/FM umvailar. 4 naw UWV11 .. Aasntic Highlands, Freehold a badroom. 8400a NEED STORAQE SPACE? — UNION BEACH - 8-badroome. restona radlals. needs body enow mobllee (31 Neck 6 while Rani thla 40 ft bailer lor 880 SUZUKI ENOORO I67J - E Keeneburg 6 rooms. 6400 • dining aree. separate work. 81300. Can alter 6:30 p m PARK CHEVROLET TVs. tr. 840 aach. Can 84 Merchandise _ a 8 laaaonsbly pnoad. CaH month Can anytime. — cias o lll ll 747-11 Long Branch S bedroom. 63O0 . *1282 Sales LaaaWg-Servtce-Parta Wanted 261-6261.after 6 pm OOa of houses for rani, all areas -HEVY MALIBU 1677 — Cleeak Rl 86, Neptune 776-1212 TORO SNOW BLOWER — OHLANDS - 2 badrooms, HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 110 Wanted to R*nt Wing Handyman special Oreei AC. auto . AM/FM. ex. ^ h.p. Wflfi roof BtlMOhm O A COLLECTOR PAYS - Top DOtanUal. 881.800. Aak tor Mike PEUGEOT 1676 — dteeel _"_> far_ an trUna. Uonel 8818 plus utwtlaa. walk to Moras FAIR HAVEN BEAUTY 2*0 Trucks ft exc oond. 46.000 ml ml., mint cond.. aaklng turntable, pair ol eee. beachea, no pals. 381-3008. RED BANK AREA — t-room etfl- 38-0111. between 8 8 6. 747-1834. 6 rooms, kids okay, 8800 a lency Reasonable rent Write Traitors) Call 368-2286 ••MHr». mk ol MM. 1 pair or KsHLANOB HILL — Small atu- HOME RENTALS. Bkr 388-1234 aid baola aloo a Rasa Mutate. • o Boa P-426. The Dairy Raola- 132 Condo** CHEVY PICK UP 1SB8 - with HEVETTTEE 1989 0 — 4-ar. e«C PINTO 1676 — Auto., low mrle- . oacc. oond.. tor more Into. » apt, wnh AC 8 oarpal. ault- HIGHLANDS 2 BEDROOM ter, Bhrawabury. N.J. 07701. oondd . 8260082600. p , ae d f I " ALL LIONEL TRAINS Wa tor atngta adult. »288 plus smell dump, runa good. Mo aue. Ilioo or beat offer cat 843-181ul-ili6l Lovely view, kids okay 8400 s Townhouaaa MC PICK UP tab — 4 M Cell 671-2876. ^^ Call 776-8434 0»"yar. Top^oaaKappralaal low u8HHas, toaaa I sacurlty. SINOLE FEMALE — Student TRAILERS UTILITY — 4x7. 8JT8 OME RENTALS. Bkr. 188-1234 looking for room to rent neer A BADGE OF DISTINCTION — rtva. VS. 8860. 886-8136. HEVY IMPALA - 1670. PS/PB Evaa:642-6736/or 281-8848. hadow Lake vinaoe Ranlala • PINTO 1874 — 4 cyl.. at 4x8.8376 4x10. 8180. 8x8. 8380 LITTLE SILVER — 3-Bedroom Brookdals College. Cal new ares. Looks 8 runa needs a HtUa work, 8280 or I AB Mia new. Can 384-8887. ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS QHLANDS - i rooms, no Ranch Family room, flrepleoo 383-1444 mornmga or attar 12. HEVY STEP8IDE 1873 — Re- II 3700 Call 630-4046 1, security, rets. 8260 plus utll- WALKER 6 WALKER. Realtors offer Cell 767-4868. TV. — Rebuilt M" Zenith, tun Uonal. Flyar. EM., Mlahasl I baaa Esc cond Call 747-4017 rebulk). 6 oyt.. " HEVY UTILITY TRUCK — 1873 Will BEAT Any Prloa. M4-8076 741-6212 ., camper PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1870 — warranty, beautiful •» wood aaW- MIODLETOWN — 4 badroom. 2 RUMSON-SEA BRIGHT AREA — Evee. Tom Robinson 1000. 1884 International 1800 AM/FM cassette, rebuilt engine. net. 622» Color If TV, $141. ANTIQUES WANTED HfOHLANDS HILLS — 4 room bath 8760 ERA LINCROFT RE urnlahed House tor August. 747-4084 ). E«c oond. 82600 873-0004 yard dump. 8800 apt. with harbor vtaw. sultabla tor good condition 81100. Cat Eatontown TV., M1-04C" NAMI YOUR PRICE ALTORS. Evee747-66S7/ young |33| reliable locally ralaed CHEVY 4K4 1888 — M too Silver- 223-1084/332-1288. 171-3944 adulta 8460 married couple with Inlant. baby RIVER, OCEAN ado. 11.000 ml.. PS/PIT 88800 TYPEWRITERB — ow Rani 881. Mswitisn Sprtnga-Sdrawa a saouffly. • MIDOLETOWN — 2 or 3 Reply lo PO Boa 336. Rumeon. HRYBLER CORDOBA 1878 — PLYMOUTH BELVIDERE 1686 — hMn 1/2 " letter • BMali. 542-6736 badrooma. 3 baths. 3 fireplaces, VIEWS Call sn-8666 aWar 6 p.m. C. lull power, leather Int.. main Manual Royal Oolhlo > amen ANTIQUES — All kinds, bough 8660 . utilities Yearly leeae. tamed Inaac. cond.. 31906 GHLANDS t BEOROOM6200 • Thlt n*w ChannaJ Club TowfK HEVY 1876 VAN — 3 spaed OoWc type. 16 oner, Royal Una _. Mary Jar avail. Immediately. Call Marianne nii .• on • high floor 4 ofltr* C. good running oond.. 62.600 1-1883 . oerrteoe. 12 Men. OM 11111111 veHAnttquee, lOOEeet 2 badroom. kids okay 8300 s Beam Realore. 741-6700 n Dodsa Van. as la. 8260. Cal TsstsarssrtiSiS OME RENTALS. Bkr M6-1234 •var-ohanglng watar vt*w«. End HRYSLER NEW YORKER 1676 1-1784. after 4 p.m. 670-2086. Corona lor typing Elliot eddrees- Rumaon. I4IS1U Mamoar Ap nil wHn wrap-a-round terraoN- — 2861. PONTIAC LEMANS 1967 — 4 Ing assncll 264-7614. ptalaaia AaaoolaUon of America MIDDLETOWN — 3/4 bedroom, lull power. 74.000 ml., aaklng good Urea, runa oood, needs 3HLANDS - Nlca 1 badroom bath, fireplace 6760 ERA LIN- b«drooma. 40 ft IMnfl HEVY VAN — 1972. eic. work prlvala homa. 1260 Child tune up. 8900 or beet offer, eek VINYL SIDING — yellow-335 aq BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR WOFT REALTO room/din Ing room. 24 hr, B*cur- van. many new partsts,, runs greet all 739-S210. after 5 pm or John. 738 3324. It. while-4 ovar 4. 720 so IALK — Call Bacono Hand Lll okay. ves/747-6667 131 House a for ty, pool twinla. gymi, MUM A leeda no work at allall. 8686660 CaC l R .anna a In.. aOi aq. fl. light M4-0777. Altar 6 264-6616 ID-STATE Rantals 263-0100 on* of (ha ara* • moat tfoalribt* b 86 m 88 CIRCLE CHEVROLET PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1877 — MIDDLETOWN 2 BEDROOM Sal* between 8-6 p.m. 888- 8882. 1144 sq ft. brown- 260 aq Hteneot prloaa paM lor alt Items EANSBURQ - Naw 2 badroom . Monmouth . hrewsbury Ava. Shrewsbury 4 dr. VS. AC. AM/FM. PS. tinted ft'etteq Call >2«-Ot». H Vrc- angquee, ale. For bargains, atop Optio,n to buy. Ikids SSOO's YEAR YOUNO — ov*f-anad 4 187.800. Sea it todayl HEVY CONVERSION VAN 1883 glaaa. vinyl roof. axe. cond., ruat aluxa condominium townhousa IENTALS. 8 oyl., 3 epeed. P8/PB lor Ave W L B at 24 Broad St. Keyporr r rant. Easy NYC. commuta CENTURY COZENS. Realtors LASSIC 1882 FORD FALCON .rod. 32.000 mllaa. 84260 VA/FHA. only tae.ft Independently Owned" l/FM naaaelia Captame WASHER — Rebuilt, Of _ Guy Johnson CaH Ed Papsln. vaochlo Raalty. NAVESINK — 2 bedrooms, large Van. 8200. Engine needs Kitchen, living room, enclosed • 787-6800 619 River Rd.. Felr Heven lira, aofa-bed. much more Body odecenti , white with WMpoot Fun warranty. t14i. Buy I Buys 741-7686 88.800. Call John, daya PONTIAC PHEONIX 1980 U— Larga eotatuon In etoch Call Slngta lisma to antlra porch etc.. walking distance to trim. Call 842-6713. eak for A-1 oond., white 2-dr., auto.. 4 EANSBURQ — apecloua 5 hopping, schools and trans. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — T-201O. evee 872-0842. eaMntown TV M2-O400 houaahoMa apt. heat and hot water LAKEWORTH FLORIDA CONDO cyl.. AM/FM etereo. PS/PB. AC. Antlqua turmtura. lawalry. sllvar £00 mo. + utilities . call after Larg* 1 badroom unit haa com- — For Mta, Pln« Rldoa VUlaga, 2 HEW 1676 CONTEMPO VAN naw radial Urea, many extras > WELDILT ELECTRIC 8480 mo. Call 7077366 plaiaty (tmodtrtd kltchajn, naw ORVAIR 1666 — 6 eyl . auto . ImmadlaH oaah. 842-4338 baOroom. 2 balh, all tppllancM 87.000 ml.. 4 Bucket eeeta adlo. buckets. 40.000 orlglnsl .Ike new. Asking 83200. Can HEATERS — t mo. old. asking EAMSBUBQ - 3 room apt 1 c«rp»ti. naw atormt & ncludad Fraah paint. Ilka naw. convertible sola, etonaae, 6 root 1100 par E»c oond Cal MILITARY WEST END — Unususl lakavleo Nominal malntananoa I 81200 or beet or HO % security, 6320 + electric, anch. 4 bedrooms. 2'4 bath, ecu. 886O0. Call 671-2878. 41-7463. 284-8146 AaK lor Sue. unHorms. madala. aworda e prefered Call after 6 pm. cludaa haal. watar, «now and knlvaa. bayonnats. toy sotdlars »»50 negoUabla. plus utilities. MIDDLETOWN — SHADOW X3O0E VAN 1876 - Long bad PORSCHE 911 T 1089 — Been WINE SHADE SOFA - Vary •17 or 767-8065 Avail March 16. 670-9426 5 to 10 raah ramoval I axiaMor maln- ORVETTE 1962 Glass top. 688-8030. lananoa. Naar Sandy Hook E VILLAGE . 1 story, 3 harp, PS/PB. new Urea, extras auto. air. PS. PB. nit wheel. reatored. engine rebuilt. 810.600. BOM cond 1190 EANSBURO - 1-bedrooi I, all 12.200 787-6327. 747-3888. Call 760-0316 marina, achoola, choppiin g I bedrooms. 2 full bathe, eal-ln fuel Inksc- PIANO WANTED miles No pets 8386 pe„ r mo. ranaportatlon MB.BOOO. FOU lichen, living room, dlnlnc OODQE VAN 1887 — 8 oyl. sun ml. Exc. RENAULT STATION WAGON — aourtty 6 raferancas. 767-7-430^ 4 103 Rental* to 77 Pats and Any oonoTOOn 483-4911 SEASONS REA oom. central air, garage M dard. clean paint, no mat. wltn 18.800. 644-9116. 1076. aulo. very clean In/out. STAMPS — I'M buy your •tamp EANSBURO — 2 bedrooma. Share 630-9400. block trom leke. 3 blocka to flrat loet>o», wWi cabinet, porta-loni 41-7196 Runa excellenUy. Good wee. Livestock 1 mo. security, credit tee, tennis, pool end club house Md 6 carpeting 8760 Ca 807o 642-0038 4 oovara lor tha hlghaM prtoa ITTLE SILVER — Slewsrdess Msny extrss. 842-8164. ORDOBA 1676 — Burgundy Advanced And paymant Immadlataly. I, no pen. 767-8486 ooklng for professions! womsn DOLL OE 87-3738 anytime uedeuteldetld .. burgundburgudy Interior RITTENHOUSE LINCOLN- 130-1346 EANSBURQ — Studio. 2 lamlly to share historic, furnished, col- Eaal Kaanibuag anglna*r tnm- MONMOUTH BEACH — Savaral ord F 180 1876 — 4WD. new vetour, A/CC . PS/PBPS/PB. new radiadil MERCURY Inc Beginners onlal 8260 mo 842-0326 •frad, muat aall ramodatad 3 A 2 badroom condo unltt trom w. mag wheeie. 2 roll bars raa. AM/FM a track. 81600 firm TURN VOUR DIAMONDS INTO " ' okay, only 8230 badroom RRanch, central air DOG TRAINING DOLLARS — Convan Old Jaw STATE Rentals 263-0100 •ool, alldlng beck window Boyshore Oog Club. 741-8046 ROOMMATE — Professional 3- gai ha«t. fancad yard, many au- •58,000 SPINDRIFT REALTY gaugae. 82.000 ml.. 4 Spaed airy to Cash DON PON'S JEW bedroom house. Matawan. 8326 ra*. 148.600. 7B7-1366 CORVETTE 1663 — Spin window ELER8 Will Buy trom prlvala EANSBURO — 2 bedroom. «e.oond. Asking 64200 NO " 8ANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC BEAGLE PUPS - Males. 10 wks ids okay, raady now. only 8360 a mo., rant 6 utilities Included aWat»pm. 6T3-O461. coupe, eertoue Inquires only. Call Newmen Springs Rd.. Red Benk oM. AKC rsgistsrsd. breodlni awnara and aawaa. ANTiau MID STATE Rantals 283-0100 Reference, required 606-0872 FAIR HAVEN — River Osks. Shadow Lake Village 39-1639. 741-0910 from Flew champion atock. Wll CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW attar 6 p.m. room ootonlsl. 2 beth. na ILRY DESIGNED 798 Rhrar Rd KEVPORT 1 BEDROOM ADULT, NOT RETIREMENT ORD — 1672. F100. with a 1975 ABHER 1977 — 2-dr.. 4-cyl . < make . nuntara. Call kitchen, new exterior,. neaww gi Reaalee t Rentals bed 81200 Qood oond Call STRAUB BUICK-OPEL 3B4-87S0 Fair Havan. N.J 642-8267 ChUdoksy. only 8210 SALES BROKER - Looking 10 aal AC, asking $iso, speed, AM/FM, sunroof, many NINE ACRES ol New • Used OME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 ahara office 6 secretarial ser CROWELL AGENCY 47-6131. * new panela.. exc. cond. Asking Cera WANTED — OM orlanlal ruga Ownar wm,. S42.20«4. days COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES — vices with someone In Middle- •1700. ORD VAN — 1881. E1S0. 482.60* CalQ l daya 576-3744 Hwy 36 284-4000 Keyport for aala. AKC raglatarad. Cham- any aixa o ONQ BRANCH — 1 bedroom, 741-4030 town Township araa. Ci Bealdanl Saleepeople speed overdrive, enow tlree, sun . 630-0260 plon braadlng. call Nanci 1-800-472-8988. arge living room. eat-In kitchen, 281-4213 FAIR HAVEN — Rivar Oaks, root, ladder raoka. CB radio, roe SUBARU OL I960 — Blue. 563-7055 oaeta. Dunbar 6 Second Ave. room colonial, 2 bath, m Evenlnga 8 Weekenda MTSUN 2O08X 1682 - 6 (2000 Cell lor Into 496-4880 or WANTED — Uaad radio ooniro Ice aree 841S Includes heat 6 INO PROFESSIONAL >an, naw axtarlor, naw gatHetga Stewart Jean Mllchal bench east. 88,000. 232-8607 . d. SL package. 23.100 ml 498-4187. DOO TRAINING CLASSES — modal alrplana, wltli trana- hot watar. Ask lor Ruth Paul P WOMAN — Looking tor same lo haai/AC Ownar avas, 842-2064 -4t-6M« 842-731 C. PS/PB. sunroof. AM/FM mmar/raoahror, sarvoa. motor 9UNBIRD 1879 — V-6. aulo.. AC. Tha Owner Handlar Aaaoc. la ol share 3 bedroom house In Mon Daya, 960-1700. SHREWSBURY TSHP. - S ORD 1872 — 4 X 4. F26O, with stsreo uaasella. exc cond. 12 volt starting motor, ate Mua Beach 1 child OK. 8300 mo. plus 7800. 284-7888 'ear defogger. tilt steering BRANCH - Seavlew bedroom end unit. Van Homee 8'. dual auks. 8 ton.trailer 28.000 ml. must sell S29S0 Call handling. Marling Mon.. Jan. It ba In good, cond.. 6T2-0317. ulll 671-9029 after 8:30 pm GLORIA NILSON 83.800.842-4613 altar 8. In Shtswebury Twp. Municipal 7 etory ocean-front 2- . . Raaltora y extras AsklngS47,500 DAT8UN 280 Z 1976 — 2+2 Re-888-1707 altar 4 p.m. Buttdlng For lurthar informaoon -_oom apt., call 104 Winter Rantals Hwy 35. Shrawsbury 842-6009 Cea38*-22" ' ORD 1889 CAMPER VAN —stored. exc cond.. new engine can Obedience. Halan. 291-2327 2224316 Or 233-8386 303 V8. auto.. Ac. 81700. Ca 26.000 ml., asking I 3800. Cal SUPER BEETLE 1872 — Exc Snow Handling. MaryAnn MATAWAN DUPLEX NORTH LONG BRANCH — Mon Laonardo. Mlddlatown Twp Nlca 138 Mobile Homas 284-3631 cond.. new paint, carburetor, 542-4J5J mouth Beach area, oceanfront 1866 HOUSE TRAILER — 10X80 AT8UN 710 STATION WAGON battery, brakes Urea, generator. Yard lor kids, only 8300's urnlahed, 1-bedroom ept. with oornvr lot. 76 x 91. 7 amall ORD 186t — Pickup, good FREE PUPPIES — Mottiar IOME RENTALS, Bkr 369-1234 fooma-good startar for am- (I.. 2 bedrooms, AC. cloae to NY cond Musi eetl, 84266. Cal 67S - tune-up 6 oil change Moving 101 Apart wnto color TV. meld service 6 ullllllei bitious parson. Hoi watar gas bue, 68.000. Cell John after 6 81200 or beat Springer Spsnlsl, heelthy Cal MATAWAN - 2 bedroom, gar. Cell lor speclel winter retee by 238-2884 or 8744303. IM/FM radio. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1 haat. Houaa has graat potential p.m. al 284-1023 offer Cell 642-6389 s5o-9ieo patweanO 6 6 AfHr t 2 badroom gardan spts dan apt.p . 8625 par mo. I * mo dsy. week or month MC PICK UP 1874 — Auto SUPER BEETLE — 1674. exc for remodeling. Call to DELUXE 2 BEDROOM — Trailer 747-6466 ,»W sraa, watt M NY. Iranapor securiti y Hl Ildd BEACHCOMBER MOTEL *3i,000 Paul P Bova. „ 4>4. S-cyl. Dependable DODGE DART 1076 — Exc running cond. Cell 671-7246 GOLDEN RETREIVER PUPPIES lauon 6 snooping Rant ineludas 88-0026. 222-6479 671-2644 homa. 138 Wlokatunk village, re truck. 61500 CaM cond.. 6 cyl.. auto. PS/PB/AC weekends 6 after 4. 671-7248 atrtcted age over 40. no pats. For 9.000 ml. Looks 6 runa exc — AKC. Parants hips ft ayas haat > not watar Call 281-0008 MIDDLETOWN — Shady Oaka PENNSYLVANIA POCONOS TOWNE 8 COUNTRY HAZLET — 4 bedroom, country appl call 201-661-8886. 1180 Oeys. 281-3208 Eves oarwiad. champKmetiip linaa A-l ABERDEEN TO RED BANK condo. naw 2 bedroom. 2 bath CHALET - sleeps 12. near ski OMC PICK UP - 1672. work Rt 37. Toms River. N.J raady 1/26. Wormad. 482-6— araaa Weekends or weekly kitchen, fireplace In family room EATONTOWN 1883 — 14X40 642-6414 Kaansburg 2 bdrm only 8300 s St.floor, all msjor spphsneet In- opening to screened porch horaa, .great running cond eluded. 8676 a mo, aga 52 plus 671-3071. 871-3026 wearier, dryer, furnished Nice lamond plating throughout DODGE ASPEN 1876 LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS Holmdal 1 badroom only 4300 s wooded lot, pool, walk to schools ares. 822.600 Calt 642-3766. TOYOTA COROLLA 1679 — — AKC. black or yaWw. a* Ooaanport. 1 badroo |ual 81" and NYC trans. IW.9O0 Cal 460 683J188. 6 cyl. eutomstlc. 39.000 miles. Auto . AC, 2-dr. SM00 or beat fJOO 4 I2M. 284.8916 100*6 of spts tor ranti Alls 106 Furnished MOBILE HOME — 12<80. situ 31800 otter Call 542-6388 MIDDLETOWN — beautiful mod owner 767-1312. (212) 258 8428 ALF TON CHEVY PICKUP 1 Csll 739-4026 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 386-1234 arn 2 bedroom, gas heel. $475 Room* atad In a quiet park In Ha — 360 engine, 4 wheel drive NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND PUPS Mult aee to appreciate Cel TOYOTA CELICA 1974 - Good — AKC, champion aired, nn A-t QUALIFIED TENANTS plus utilities, security, no pets aklrlg 89000 Call 787-8780 cond Must eon. $1200 842-1133 787-1342 FURNISHED ROOM HILLS OF 488 «168 alter 4 30 p m DODGE VAN 1087 — 4 cyl, cus now. 488-3063 or 767-1244 NO charga; no obligation For rent In Long Brench HIGHLANDS betori 4. omlied. Frlgldeer, with csblnet deya. 747-2381 evee WANTED MALE DOBERMAN — Fraa advsrtmng 6 aeraanlng MIDDLETOWN - 1-bedroom 222-6411. NEW MOON — 10 » 60. good OYOTA 1960 - 4x4. 4 rorte commode, bade win MID-STATE Rantars 283-0100 11 room, mint cond.. Irving room uaad cond.. AC. 88000 TOYOTA CELICA OT 1679 — To braad with 3 yr. Md rad at my pts No pats 8416 6 up plus ong bed. Asking storage, rugs, new pslnt job. csl . AC. AM/FM KEANSBURQ 21 x 21 with fireplace, forms 361-8308 67-3736 enytlme i Llttbeck. 5 . homa. Call 530-4141. ABIRDCEN — Apartmanla ava tllltlsa Days csll 671-0966 aak Rooms for rant 1 264-9760, enytlme. 21 Stereo laaaelta.. aunroof. exc. Chris. Eves call 671-0622 dining room, sun deck. Include rter 6 -10:30 pnr WEBTY-POEB O PUPPIES — Homa aMa. Stratnmora Oardans Ava Call 767-6669 or 767-0651 3 room apt Graai mother & 140 Real Estate cond . aaklng 86.100 672-9862 Fab lipclancy 8387 1 badroom MODERN APT — Near tranapoi daughter. 1119.000 Call to aaa WILLEY 1661.— Rebuilt motor ROYALE — PS. AC. 86,000 r daya; evee. 871-7742 rekjedd. flratfl tnotant . papa. r Iveined 8438 I badroom 8497 Spaclou MIDOLETOWN - Mature gentle Wanted Aaxlng $75 Call 387-0•7-0685 8 anon baat time to call before men, tingle room, kitchen prrvl PsulP Bova. inc 671-2544. mi tranefer case rsrege kept. 61000 Cel TOYOTA STATION WAGON apt with baauMul hardwood noon 496-0416. uapenelon. Including snow 95-4S13 YORKSHIRE TERHIOR — AKCMoors Haat. hot watar. 6 cooking leges 291-1074.4-8 p.m. HOLMDEL 1876 — 4 door, brown Corolla. BUILDING LOOTT — RumaoRua n oor plow, aaklng 82200 767-8P74. 68.000 ml., outside, exc. oond.. rialsli ad. Call altar 7. Mon-Fi Inotuosd 12 South AilantK Ava NEWLY REMODELED — 3 room MIDDLETOWN — Pleeaant room EDWARD W COLLINS DODGE 1877 ASPEN WAGON — an day waakands. 264-7067 Apt 83. Abardaan irat floor apt, wall lo wall carpet AGENCY 946-41' Fair Haven To 37S.O0O37S . CCa Very clean car. A-1 ahape. slde good cond.. call between lor rani, single occupant, neer 741-1870. 300 Autos for Sale 8:30 andTp.m. 671-6550 ng, owner pays haat. water a N Y bus $50 a week. Month se ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY 62.000 ml. $2200 or beat offer elec Red Bank 8450 par month curlfy required Cell 787-1174 HOLMDEL — Imposing Cotonls AMC SPIRIT 1861 — black 6 oyl TOYOTA COROLLA 1873 — 6 reff. required* U10..PS. AC. AM/FMI cassette Needs csrb . 8200 or best otter with spiral staircase 10 loft, heavi 0.000 ml Aaklng) 83600 DODGE CHALLENGER 1862 - ly wooded Heritage House Real Black. 10.000 ml. Minor repair RED BANK— Furnished room ty, 946-4646 71-1642 after 9 pm NYC — Furn apt. third 6 80th prlvete home, quiet safe araa needed. 84675 Make offer Call subway to Wan St. subist-6400 EJ 967-0668. MAKE IT YOURSELF Call 530-6317 MIDDLETOWN — Prime area, AMC PACER 1676 - S CVl TOYOTA COROLLA 1871 — Call 610-9346. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, larg< 152 Boat* and DODGE 1877 ASPEN WAGON — Runs greet, new tires. Ireme rust TINTON FALLS— Use of kitchen screened porch, walk to trains i will aall for pane. 1200 Call RED BANK — 1 badroom. Walk facilities snd laundry Cal lad oond.. 81260 or beat offer 318 suio air. roof rack. etc. ng dlstanoe to all trans Haat 6 buaes. profaaaionaiy land Accesaorles Call 672-0262 Cleen, no dents or ruat. $1760 842-8704 after 6 p.m water pd 6375 per mo n mo se scaped, many extras, mint cond ALDEN RECREATIONAL ROW Call 741-8630 curtly. 767-2608 aak ing $65,000 Tha Trail INO SHELLS — Fun and ax 108 Commercial 671-1037 NO REALTORS. erase Free trials and laaaena A STAR IS BORN... RUM8ON — 2 bedroom apl Rentals 642-2334 TOYOTA CELCIA GT 1878 Smart Smocking modern, close to ocean. W/C MIDDLETOWN COUPE - 6 sod . air, sun roof. very nlca. 8476 par mo.-t- ull BROAD ST — Red Benk Mod Rivar front home, 109.900 Don't Settle For 49.000 miles. $4400 Call ICE BOAT — Lockfey. Skimmer 886-0819 after 6. Sacurlty 642- arn olilce. heal supplied. Prlvala Mlddlatown Raalty Group, Re 46, 1 man. aaklng 8300 Weigh days/842-6991 eves on-slte parking 8150 par mo sHora, 530-0600 attract rrvofa raaoarafilp by pla* W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E Call 741-3313 before 2 lifting bench, aaklng 825. Dot ng s STAR at the top end/o lell your car, truck or van thaTOYOTA CELICA ST 1973 — 4 lop oH upttalK the n«««t MIDDLETOWN — 6 rooms. 2 fu good cond 842-1668. bottom ol your ad For detail irofassionsl wey. Call Lou cyl.. 4 spaed, vinyl roof, fm mt) *i|h | hindiome km! iichet SEA BRIGHT — Besutlful HOLMDEL — Hwy 36 8 Laurel baths, paneled family room Eckert. BUHLER 8 BITTER cassette Exc. cond Texas car. bedrm. Apt .llraplece 4 nt can Hie Dairy Register Cleaelfled no ruet Asking $1800 328-0434. RKh smeckini *66\ • itvgnv 600 sq ft 4 bssemenl Plenty o laroe deck, secluded back yard 154 Recreational Department. 642-1700 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH arge deck. $800 mo..Includes perking 8660 psr mo 1.200 aq M6.9O0 Calt after 8 p.m. ~ 264-5000 touch to V tohe border and heel, hot weter. For Inlormetlon ft svsTiable In 6 mos Cen be Vehicles NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER TRANS AM 1975 — 400 engine Slcfm Knit of >tnihelit wwstrt Cell Bill al 530 0001 weekends. 741-8738. rebuilt, new Irani new rear, combined tor 1.600 sq ft suite 1961 SUNLINE — 3th Wheel black with pa/pb/ps/pw. custom uw ivnthehc mohair lot smoch 871-6111 Al Curry MIODLETOWN/COLTS GLEN - rt long, sleeps live lull beth. awn Large split level on half acre. Eat interior Aeking $3500 firm. IIU Pattirn 92b linniini dnec THOUSAND Ing, ueed one aeaeon. Call after AUDI — 1878. 18 100. auto . MMdMtown. 671-8861 ifSSlO IH4 inti LONQ BRANCH — Prime lo in kitchen, large living room, dli pm 284-8714. door. 84.000 orlg. ml., runs ex cstlon, Idesl for professions! o ing room, family room. 3 or ELECTRA LIMITED 1676 - OAKS 1 V»ry • Ctwsin HeMltO 63.000 mllea. 4 dr., fully USED VOLKSWAGEN — EN- VILLAGE Indusirell use. plenty ol perking bedrooms, 2 * baths, central air DODGE TITAN 1876 — Loaded ' radlals. Prlvata equipped, rune exc. 61800 or GINES 6 TRANSMISSIONS. very reesoneble. 603 uptown 2 car garage Mint cond winter eatc 816.800 Extra GUARANTEED OTHER USED 12.75 lor each pittim Add :Kdualve 1. 2 4 3-bedroom 222-1074 In s.m. $135,000 Call owner 842-7882 Deal offer 686-8189. epsnmonte with dlshwsshers I mileage. PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE SO* each paltun lor posiige 767-26B7 BMW 1600 1887 - 4 dr . rad F8H MOTORS CALL KENNY THEODORE tnd fiandhni Smt to. some basements Individ, MIDOLETOWN - 5.000 eq NEAT AS A PIN — 4 bedroom nterlor white, some spare oarta eat in kitchan, finished baseman DODGE CHAMPION 1971 — Hwy. 36 8 Clinton Ave 741-8500 heeling Excellent location prolessionsi office space avail 81800. Calt 842-2883 altar 6pm 942-1111 uat on Rt 36 near Atlantic Hit able lor Immediate occupancy with bar, large lot with ingroun Motor home, sleeps 8, root al VEGA 1974 — Brown beat oiler inda {Walking distance to A Ample perking Sterling Thomp pool, off Leonardvilie Rd double dinettes, runs very good BUHLER 8 BITTER INC FIAT 128 WAGON 1976 — Bettord priced right el 177.900 new electric refrigerator. 81.800 Ptymouth-Chrysler-Ma-Jagua Ask for Leslie. Layn WheelK Shopping Center Ca son 6 Aeaoclatea. Reeltora 66.000 mllea. runa well, clean in- 281-2086 291-4060 12-6 dally Paul P Bova Inc 871-2644 261-3841. 3280HWV36 284-1OIX side > out 61560 Csll 747-6509 VOLVO • New 6 Used SKIOO SNOWMOBILE 1971 —BUICK LESABRE 1978 — 2 d FIREBIRD - 1881. va aulo. NMflwralt Dipt 61 ed/whtte. P8/PB. AM/FM. Al Ssles-psns-ssrvlce-body shop Oood cond. Large machine, w PS/PB. elr. meg wheels 84800 Shors Motors-Rt 35-Wsll carry 2 adulta. 8660 or baat oner ear detog. crules control, mech or best Offer 683-4104 Call 787-7880 or 291 -1400 anlcelry sound, palm fair, wet 626-7800 Th« Dally Fkgisttx ™I.I.I~-I -~nparty car 31700 FORD GRANADA 1876 VOLVO PARTS SALE — New- TRAVEL TRAILER — Call 767-2488 Or 871-8844 $760 Coachmen, exc. cond.. ready I issd. lor oldies, restorers Csll 222-5204 Cheep! RED BANK VOLVO. Bsi III. 94 CMMp MS., Uta go 81.800. Call 872-0004 BUICK LASABER 1876 — Qa aged, very good oond.. VS. AC FORD FIESTA 1980 741488$ Tart, lit 10113 Piisl Haas, kM/FT* Guaranteed for 2000 mllea. blue VOLVO 1973 - 63.000 ml., vary »«i~. lip. Fitttrn Numb.. with eport stripe. 2 door hatch, nice, needs minor work. $2,260 MORI lOR m MA 1981 spd . AC. AM/FM. rear detroelL . 35 mph+. 86.OO0 miles, ell high- or beet offer 741-8086 NIIDLECRAFT CA1A10G mi IU BUICK ELECTRA 226 1973 170 orpins you' lamite culh wey miles. 63600 Ceel 671-6790 VOLVO — 1971. 184. good New Ursa, runs good, 8460 after 7 p.m. cond.. Volvo rebuilt engine 6 JtiHpinirm Sena |1 SO 220 Wanted beat oiler. M4-2672. transmission $1600 negotiable •UCMnHMS IMWaKk Automotive FORD STATION WAGON 1 747-7739/waekdeya attar 6 p.m. «ll kail aril CsMat-aM Ml BUICK LESABRE 1876 — Run — Country Squire. 390 .. WE BUY USED CARS — Topbut naada work, beat offer Cel PS/PB. good cond 8400. Call VOLVO 1874 - PB. PS. 4 speed axk lai paaUp and -,. iteavf I IHAM ••> In /I , n i i HIM Qood angina 111 Plaaa iksaaWi Good body pane 3-epead. aaklng 8360. Books and Catalog-add 501 CALL 1 he Register542-1700 281-1170 " II 291-5226 47 threwBaMtry A»S>- aach lor postage and handling sacs m HOURS: DAILY 6.10 A.M. TO J P.M SATURDAYS 6:10 A.M. TO 12:10 P.M. PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1671 — 360 CHEVETTE 1881 — 2-dr: hatch- MERCEDES 1674 - 240 DIael.l Rad Bankk,7«. 747-SNT S 1 engine. auta. trans P/8, back, loow mmtjaagat a.. exc oondood.. .37.000 ml., new motor and clutch I flbergtaee noee. For parts. 8600. moving, mueett sell, akaaklnl g 8388083880. w/IOOO mis. 88.000 Caul Men aril I. J Call 171-3436 Alter f p.m.— MMsao.Setwaon 8 em 6 4 pm JCleveland 11 26 * 297 11 12 0 0 2. Johnson 6 11 7 8 19. Sobers 0 4 0 0 0 Ludvigj, 9 17 (pp| 7. Edmonton. Messier 19 (Huddy). t Fo«/»- 'J*' f{ji-ni» IH Kfllwi i? Montreal 21 22, 2 44 169 168 26 27B It' Ma'one il 17 7-8 30. Gibson 120 22 Daye 3-3 12 13 43 Penalties-K'• LOST — Hdltr 'ig tud. Ills ovur Apply Tuer. 2-6 p m, ness, layoff or lack of a B Oi . WAITER'W*ITRCSS — Wanted The largest share of Propoaal must be made on h cm, 1 gin tionn sr.drte coi'jr. vicin- EMrtOVMENT Mcdonelds ot Union Falls. 566 standard Proposal form and Humoon New jeraej Kor i <> Shrewsbury Ave . Tinton Falls Weekenda nnly Call 291-0224 initiative ity Lony B'a'ii.h If lound plv.tao 1)1 Help Wanted M,ne o' after 4 pm. [Muat be i9i couples in which only the must be encloseo m * settled said rrprovemofit stit.'t n S«-i tai1 B70-1083 don 3. (huie p lantic Highlands Nursing Home, earners In the early morning outside of the envelope must be appropriations 'wrntolo'e " att«* CtNDERtLl.A 29. looking Inr a hours You will oversee the car- I'rod husband whose wile therefor end inc'udirg the sum ol Oenerou3 Prince Cal* lamU M 8 Mlddlelown Ave, All High- possibilities M- Bianehl clearly marked BID. COM- lands Mon -Fn . 9-4 riers delivery, sales and collec- is a few years younger and PRESSED AIR SYSTEM and in- S/50 00 an (he down uiivmonl for am r>r5pm-7pm (609' tions activities Permanent pos- reported, since ' a super clude the name and adtireas o' tiid imprtivemtmt rnq;i.rpd bv Vj S't iai ons Waniett Ma'e MANAGEMENT TRAINEES itions are available m the Red still in the labor (one. tha bidder, it rnual be accom- l.tw and itow svatlnbio Ifeiulor 5>iuations irVaniiTi No exp necessary Organued Bank Call 800-242-0650, toll achieving wife m;i\ very tw virtue .o' provision i" a b.idget' act ording to the report. panied by a statement of Con- GIFTED PSYCHIC Male Fpmai» company Training Call only lor tree well have demoralizing i i nent of Surety from a Surety or budQeifl <'* i''u Bofo.igh Cfiild Care Nj'Wy Interview. Company authorized to do busi- previously adopted MRS- SYLVIA 5? PAY OFF YOUR XMAS BILLS " fects oika husband and an While the couples in Scroois 671-6557 ness in the Stale of New Jersay. Seciion ? \n oirtm to linivce READCRa'AOVISOR — Earn $10 p«r hr or more sell- underachieving.' hu .hand which the wife was the only and acceptable to the City, and a the cos! o' the 'mprowpment rot On AII Problems of Lito FINMNCII MEDICAL ASSIS- ing our beautiful ime of candles certified check or caah or bid en rod by applicaiion of any hi TANT/SECRETARY - 2 days a and giftware No investment, no may quite possibly provide earner, or the primary one. bond, drawn to the order of 'The 542-9500 BbSiriesS OpfJOrlunity delivery Frue kit in Jan Call rtowr payment ruiritiliMtUi ' Morigagcs weak, exp only Apply. S J . P.O. the incentive Im .i wife to totaled 5.9 million, that City of Long Branch" for not lew bonds lire hereh/ .».••"•' /»m to 775-9'J'? Box 8142. Red Berk, NJ. 341-6868 Of 946-0735 than tan (10) parcant ol the ui> issued m the principal amount (See our DifepUv ad on Fnddysi 6.1 Wofiev To loan enter the labor force and still leaves 21 H million amount of the bid. except that r,f $14 ?50 uurt.i.nn1 to the loiAl MARY S TAHOT CARD READER Money Wanlcfl MODELS NEEDED — Premier cages, where the husband tha check not sicead bonj law ronBt>l..!.nu, Pection AND ADVlSOH holpt on dll HFI rumnitE Modeling recently expanded 15 Instruction discover talents she other $20,000 00. 40A 2-1 to