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FREEHOLD FREEH ; WP. MARLBORO ENGLISHTOWN Sweet revenge Big bad Bruins MANALAPAN COLTS NECK Morris leads Giants Boston skates past rout of 'Skins, 37-13. N.Y. Rangers, 6-4. Today's Rain, today, tonight Page B2 Page B3 Comply* Wwarthwr on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 104 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1984 .... 25 CENTS Caution makes for a safe Halloween By The As—Hate* Prm there In this season, you get ghoulish individuals who falls on Wednesday, several days early and before the Gallagher recommended that parent* accompany Ai children col hale* out of iheeti and don masks to tend to mess around with the treati," Gallagher said. end of daylight savings time their children a* they go door to door and Inspect all turn themselves Into monsters (or Halloween festivities Officials of MAM-Mars. a division of Mars Inc. said In Hammonton, children were asked by local snacks before they allow the youngsters to eat them. this week. New Jersey police and haalth officials are a post-Halloween survey of 27 police departments in authorities to celebrate Halloween on Saturday, and the In addition, the state Department of Health rec- urging caution because of the lingering pill cast on the major cities conducted by candy manufacturers last William B Kessler Memorial Hospital continued Us ommends that unwrapped or loosely wrapped treats as holiday by a rash of tampering incident* across the year found that tampering incidents had decreased by service of taking X-rays of candy. well as homemade items from strangers be discarded. Fruit should be washed, sliced and cut into small pieces, country two yean ago. IT percent from the previous year. '"We started ... when there were increased reports Halloween has been greeted with extrffeffc.rn since the department said. "Only 27 incidents were reported to the police of people tampering with the candy and putting things the poisoning of Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules led to departments in the 1983 survey, while in a similar In it," said Dr. Bruce Strait, a radiologist at the hospital Eastern Costume of Fairfield recommended that the death* of seven people who took the painkiller in survey of 24 cities in 118?, a total of IBS incidents were costumes be made of flame-retardant materials and the Chicago area and a rash of copycat tampering* In Atlantic County. reported," the Hackettslown-based company said in a that they be large enough to permit children to wear nationwide. "We haven't found anything yet. We hope we never statement. do," Stratt said. warm clothing underneath, but not so baggy that Sgt. Thomas Gallagher, a spokesman for the state children could trip or become entangled. police, laid yesterday that although there were no Still, the memories linger and a number of In Essex County, the Department of Parks, Rec- statistics on tampering incident* available, it did not community organizations planned alternative programs reation and Cultural Affairs anounced programs for pre- Masks should be properly ventilated and have large appear last year that the horror of 1M2 was repeated. t. the traditional doorto-door rounds by youngsters school and school-age children today, tomorrow and eyeholes. The'costume company also suggested that "No, It doesn't seem to have the hue and cry that it dressed in costume. Wednesday to "put the fun and, more importantly, costumes be made of light colors with reflective tape had a few year* ago, but any time yon get children out And at least one community held Halloween, which safety back Into the holiday." or decals attached so children are visible to motorists. Mondale accuses Reagan of taking voters for granted PORTLAND. Ore (AP) - Walter paigning today in Pennsylvania and Instead, he said, "I am saying I F Mondale Is going for broke, West Virginia. want taxes to be fair." spending the last week of the MM Democratic vice presidential can- "Under my provision, people presidential campaign talking about didate Geraldine Ferraro was cam- making 125.000 a year will have no higher taxes and accusing President paigning today too, starting in tax increase at all. People from Reagan of hiding in the White House Manhattan and Eric, Pa. Vice 170,000 a year or less, nine out ol ten and taking American voters tor President' George Bush was em- of the American taxpayers, will do granted. barking on an eight state trip, with better under Walter Mondale than Beginning a grueling final eight the) first stops Birmingham and Ronald Reagan " days that will lake him coast to Mobile. Ala. Mondale quoted Reagan as saying CONTROVERSY RAMS — Two groups ol coast, the Democratic presidential Mondale, campaigning yesterday the Democrat's "tax plan I* based transplant of a baboon heart into an infant. The in California, had a text prepared pickets, some in favor, some opposed to the use challenger said yesterday that Re- on envy and his on opportunity." protesters charged that the transplant was agan has begun to isolate himself In for delivery at a rally at a San Jose "I say that my plan Is based on ol animal organ transplants, demonstrate in Iront ol "ghoulish tinkering," while medical authorities said the White House, even before next high school in which he described his fairness and his Is based on greed," Loma Linda (Calif.) University Medical Center the mlant, "Baby Fae," would not have lived Tuesday's election. own proposal to Increase income Mondale said before flying on to during yesterday's press conference about the otherwise. "The administration has begun a taxes for Americans earning more Portland for two days of campaign- strategy of hiding in the White than 125.000 to help offset the huge Ing in the Pacific Northwest House," he said at a new con- federal deficit. Mondale first announced his plan ferences in San Francisco, taking The text for the speech said: "I to raise taxes at the Democratic note of the president's much more want Americans to know the truth National Convention in July, but Doctors did not seek relaxed campaign schedule. about my plan. If you make $100,000, later dropped it from his dally "They are taking the American I'll raise your taxes by f 1.800 But II campaign rhetoric. Polls showed it people for granted," he said you make $25,000, your taxes won't was not a popular idea. After a relaxing weekend at Camp go up a dime." But on delivery to a It was In California that statewide David, the presidential retreat in crowd of about 1,400 people, Mon- voles were approved to lower local human heart for baby the Maryland mountains, Reagan dale omitted all specific references property taxes and where many of was heading out to resume cam- to his tax hike proposal. Sec Moodale, page At LOMA LINDA, Calif. (AP) - heart was only partially developed. through all the tissue typing and Doctors refused to predict yester- "We have a beautiful, healthy immunologies! studies, which had day how long a 16-day-old girl will baby," Bailey said. been done with the pool of six survive with a heart transplanted Dr. Paul I. Terasaki, professor of baboons beforehand. And there from a baboon, but they defended surgery at UCLA Medical School simply wasn't enough tune." Republicans spurn calls the experimental operation as pkk- and director of the California Re- He added: "It's possible that the etera protested it a* "ghoulish gional Organ Procurement Agency, human heart may not have been as tinkering." said Loma Linda made no attempt good a match as the baboon heart." Meanwhile, the director of an to secure a human infant donor. "We had spent six days doing for Boeckel to step down agency that finds organs for trans- Terasaki said the heart of a 2- the grass roots tax revolts orig- month-old girt became available on inated. ' plants said last night that Loma MIDDLETOWN - Despite the same response, when Republican Because Raymond Boeckel was a the same day that Baby Fae But aides insisted that Mondale Linda University Medical Center fact that township Democratic Chairman Harold Foulks said he professional builder (or many years received the baboon heart stood by the lax hike plan, and made no attempt to find a human Chairman Donald J. Soriero has was standing behind Boeckel "ISO in Mlddletown. Soriero has mocked "Oar coordinator called the Loma Mondale said he would be raising heart for the infant, identified only challenged Republican candidate percent." the candidate's claim that she and Linda kidney transplant people, but the tax issue through the final days as Baby Fae, even though one James Maher to ask his running "Did he say anything about Fer- her husband did not know they were because they are a different team of the campaign. apparently was available. A spokes mate to drop out of the election, raro, on account of her husband, required to obtain various permits they were unaware that there wa* a man for the hospital said that was Senior aides said privately that Maher said he will stand behind that the Democrats should ask for for a two-story A-frame structure peed for a heart," Terasaki said. "I true. Mondale would devote the closing Olga Boeckel, who was recently her resignation?" Foulks quipped. built by her husband. think that they did not make any The infant remained in critical days of the campaign to an in- charged with six construction code The candidate said she has no- Mr. Boeckel, who is now retired, effort to get a human infant heart but stable condition yesterday, and sophisticated immunological studies violations Intention of dropping out of the race, insisted the two were unaware of because they were set on doing a to choose the best donor organ was "doing better than most Infant* The charges, leveled against and said her political backing in the any violations. He also attempted to who have had heart surgery,' said baboon." possible for survival," Schaefer township has not suffered as s result separate his wife from the alleged "That's true," hospital spokes- said. Boeckel and her husband. Raymond, Jane McCill. spokeswoman for the of the code violations See GOP. page At man Dick Schaefer said late yester- stem from an alleged failure six medical center. 60 miles east of Los Asked if Baby Fae's parents had years ago to obtain a certificate of Angeles. day. "We did not try to find a human agreed to their daughter receiving heart. Dr. Bailey's research has occupancy for a structure on the "I can't speculate on her the baboon's heart regardless of Boeckels' lJ-acre farm on Sleepy survival." said Dr. Leonard L. been in the area of ... trans- whether a human heart was avail- plantation between animals of dif- Hollow Road Bailey, 41, who headed the team that able. Schaefer replied: "I Soriero's challenge that township tranpUnted the baboon heart Fri- ferent species. If it had been known know." (that a human heart was available) Repbullcan officials also ask day. He said Baby Fae would have See Dorters, page At Boeckel to step down met with the died otherwise because her own then they would have had to go Solidarity Day: more than a symbol

MANALAPAN - Rabbi Ira J. not tolerate such acts of intolerance. thing happens to one house of real danger to all of us Rothstein of the Temple Beth the rabbi said. worship, it happens, to all bouses of intolerance runs rampant." Shalom said plans Sunday for a He said that he and other Temple worship," Rothstein said. Solidarity Day participants are Solidarity Day, Including a symbolic Beth Shalom officials suggested the Beth Shalom officials also sug- expected to gather at l:J0 p.m. at march and cleanup of the recently Solidarity Day idea to an array of gested that advertisements be Manalapan High School for the desecrated synogogue, was prompt- placed in newspapers to publicize religeous and political leaders who speeches, and then march a few ed by of the needs of the congrega- met shortly after the temple was Solidarity Day and send a message hundred feet over Route 522 to the tion to channel its energies la a extensively vandalized and painted to the community that such conduct predictive way. with anti-Semitic slurs on Oct. 18. "will not be tolerated," he said. synagogue for the cleanup. Local police agreed to close the road to Solidarity Day Is intended as a "We felt the need to make the Everyone is Invited to take part in vehicular traffic for the march, he statement that the community can- statement that when this kind of the Solidarity Day proceedings, said. which are slated to begin with speeches from area religious and "I must say that the community political leaders, he said. up to this point has been extremely •Monday supportive. A wonderful, communi- Make A Date A8 "We hope it wiU be an event that Index attracts people throughout the com- ty-type spirit ha* been created, and Movies A8 indeed some good has come of a Advice : B6 People r. A2 munity, both Jewa and Christians Arts A8 Obituaries A7 alike." be said. "We hope it will be very nasty Incident." the rabbi said. Business A5 Opinion A6 a sign of unity and solidarity - that "I hope that people will take the , Classilied B9 Sports B2 a message will be sent loud apd time to be there on Sunday, and lend THIRSTY RUNNERS — Paper cups litter Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn I Comic* B8 Television AS clear that tin* act of desecration Is a message loud and clear that we're yesterday as runners take advantage ol the water station at the five- Lifestyle B6 Your Town B1 that we as a community , together as a community," be mile mark of the New York Marathon. More than 18,000 runners • and that than is a \added., participated in the 26-mile, 384-yard marathon. See story, page B2 A2 The Daily ReKtoter MONDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1984 Doctors did not seek PEOPLE Novelist, actress human heart for baby the vandalism the critics "are in a minority. I However, he said: "The parents The Intensive care unit where thought someone should represent went through the most extensive Baby Fae was staying was "under the majority." win arts awards informed consent (procedure) ever very tight security." said hospital She carried a sign reading taken at the medical center." in- spokeswoman Caroline Hamilton. "Thank you for myi life — i NEW HAVEN. Conn 1AP1 - It was a home- cluding signing a consent agreement Guards patrolled the area, and Baby Fae." coming ol sorts (or novelist William Styron and and then signing It again 41 hours visitors to the floor were required to For the first lime since the actress Colleen Dewhurst when the 1984 Connecticut later. sign in and out. The hospital would transplant, doctors yesterday gave Arts Awardi gala honored artistic achievements in Earlier, Bailey was asked if Baby' not disclose on which floor the baby Baby Fae doses of cyclosporine, the Nutmeg State Fae would live a year without was staying. which is intended to suppress her "Thirty years ago this month. I put down my roots rejecting the heart. "We hope and "It's Just a peaceful demonstation immune system to prevent rejection in Connecticut on a weekend very much like this pray it will be that," Bailey said. to protest the suffering they are of the heart. Bailey said doctors one." Styron said in accepting an award Saturday. "We know we may be in for a long putting this little girl through." said were doing everything possible to "It took a certain amount of recklessness to battle in the weeks ahead." John Shellon, who with his wife. prevent kidney damage, a possible relocate myself in a state that calls itself Yankee He acknowledged that the longest Lucy, organized the protest outside side effect of the drug. i but i for a one-lime Southern boy. Connecticut has survivor of a similar procedure — a the university "She has no choice in "We're hoping we're going to be been a sweetly fruitful place to live and work, and goat that received a lamb's heart — the matter. She's merely being able to convince this child's immune I accept the arts awards with great gratitude," the lived only 166 days before the heart experimented on." response that this baboon tissue is Roxbury resident said. was rejected and the goat died. Mrs. Sbelton added: "Instead of her own," said immunologixl Sandra In attending the gala. Ms. Dewhurit returned to As Bailey and other doctors met one death now, there will definitely Nehlsen-Cannarella New Haven for the first time since 1977, when the with reporters, about 20 members of be two. ... In essence, they killed a The infant was being weaned from revival of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" closed People for tne Ethical Treatment of baboon to prolong the child's suffer- a respirator that helped her breathe, when the Shuberl Theater shut down for renovations Animals picketed outside the medi- ing. We feel it's just ghoulish but had "normal cardiac output" When I drove up to this theater tonight. II cal center, carrying signs reading tinkering." and didn't require any heart stimu- thought i such joy to see the Shubert Theater in New "Ghoulish tinkering is not science" "Somewhere along the line, some- lants. Bailey said. Haven so beautiful," the said. GRAND PRIX WINNER - France Jolt, ol and "Slop the madness " body has to take the leap," said Dr Quebec, Canada, sings "Party Lights" in the In Los Angeles, a group calling Jack W Provonsha. director of the Bailey said the infant wasn't Springsteen donate* $10,000 finals ol the 1984 World Popular Song Feslival itself "Guardian Apes" claimed university's Center for Christian suffering and that she was "in worse yesterday it vandalised five busi- Bioethics. LOS ANGELES 1AP1 - Rock singer Bruce m Tokyo yesterday. She won the Grand Prix and shape" before the transplant, but nesses believed by the organization Springsteen, saying his father was sometimes received prize money ol 10,000 U.S. dollars. About six people also demon- said he "agonized a lot" about the to be involved in animal experimen- unemployed with no place to turn for help, has She was also awarded the Most Outstanding strated In support of the transplant. ethical questions raised by such a tation. Only one business confirmed donated 119000 to a food bank for the needy operated Performance Award and earned 3.000 U.S. One of them. Cheryl Harrison, said transplant. by a steel#Wkers group. dollars The donation came after George Cole, director of the Sleelworkers Oldtimers Foundation, presented the singer with a steel worker s hat before his concert World War II happened. II would have been his hope GOP supports Boeckel at the Sports Arena on Thursday night. that the British and Germans could be friends and any back taxes she may not have Springsteen, whose gritty and wistful songs often that veterans of iMongomery'si 1th Army could IceatlaMd) original building plans. paid since 1979. even though she is focus on the life of the blue-collar worker, also asked welcome their former enemy of the Afrika Corps." violations. Moreover, since permits for util- the 15,493 people in the audience to donate to the food "She has nothing to do with it. ity hook-ups were never obtained, legally bound to pay higher taxes bank. Fans gave 1900. Cole said. Let's race it. basically it's mine." he the Boeckels never received a retroactive only to the year prior to "The guy's too much." said Tony Coborubio, 52. Che** niUHler ul 12 year* old said. "If I had a violation driving certificate of occupancy for the' an assessment. Mr. Boeckel said one of the an unemployed sleelworker. LONDON I Al> i - At age 12. British chess prodigy down the road, how could they structure, and therefore it was inspectors "took a look at the A- "He's put into song the feelings and the conditions Michael Adams apparently has become the youngest blame my wife for it?" never added to the township's tax frame, said, "That's some accessory of the life of working people in this country," Cole internationally recognized player among the 120 Soriero said he was angered by rolls, according to records in the tax building,' and laughed." Mr. said. "He's not just talking about it and singing about member nations of the International Chess Feder- Mrs. Boeckel's claim that the assessor's office. Boeckel named four inspections, it. He's trying to do something about K " ation. building department was respon- "She hasn't paid taxes on it and footing, foundation, framing and Springsteen has made donations to food banks and Michael qualified for a master rating of 2,407 sible for the alleged violations she's collecting rent to boot." final, and commented. "On the first other community projects in several cities on his points yesterday, said organizers of a London because of its lax enforcement of Soriero said. The Boeckels' original or second inspection, why didn't nationwide tour. tournament in which he was playing. Michael's various permit requirements. permit was not for a tenanted they say something and I would have rating is subject to confirmation by the chess "I don't see how anyone can take building, which would be a much stopped building Why do they wait federation the position that anyone did any- higher tax ratable, according to the Serenade for a prince** five or six years and come out with thing wrong but herself or her mayor. U.S. former world champion Bobby Fischer, this right before an election?" DHAKA, Bangladesh 1AP1 - Princess Anne, Henrique Mecking of Brazil and reigning British husband. They didn't apply for Soriero was angered by Boeckel's Soriero, however, charged that it president of Britain's Save the Children Fund, was champion Nigel Short all were 14 when they reached permits to do what they did." contention that the single tenant in was the Boeckels' responsibility to serenaded with traditional Bengali songs as she 2.400 points, officials said. Soriero said her A-frame worked for her as a get the proper permits and to stick toured flood-ravaged rural Bangladesh and visited Both Boeckel and her husband caretaker and security guard in to the original building plans. "The several of the charity's schools, clinics and food insist that the building was in- return for reduced rent. Boeckel fact of the matter is that the permit "distribution centers. Queen Mother serenaded in Venice spected several limes, both during insisted the tenant did work for her she obtained is for a lot lea* loan Hundreds of villagers gathered to glimpse the VENICE. Italy I APi - The British Royal Marines construction and after completion. and her husband, and paid "half the what she ultimately did with the Jeans-clad princess as she made her way by boat and band played waltzes, marches and excerpts from the rent he would be paying otherwise." One of the charges against building," Soriero said on fool Saturday to the fund's Jamuna River project, Broadway hit "My Fair Lady" in St. Mark's Square However, she declined to say how Boeckel alleges that the actual The two were fined $300 by the about 125 miles north of Dhaka, the nation's capital to help mark the last day of Queen Mother much the rent was. building was more extensive than Building Department for the allege? The project, set up following devastating floods a Elizabeth's visit here. the "farm accessory building" de- According to the 1«78 building violations, and plan to appeal the decade ago, aids 50,000 people with its medical and Several thousand tourists and Venetians stopped to scribed in the original building permit, construction coal of the fine to the township Construction educational facilities and food centers hear the marines Sunday, as the queen mother left permit. Republican Mayor Robert building was estimated at $15,000 Board of Appeals. "Whatever the A highlight of the visit waa Anne's boat ride across the royal yacht Britannia to travel by molorboat to B. Waller has said thai the structure Boeckel stated in a letter to the tax Construction Board of Appeals tells the river, escorted by a specially decorated racing Marco Polo airport for the flight back to London as it stands is a much'higher tax assessor that she will pay taxes on us to do. we will do." Mr. Boeckel vessel complete with singing boatmen who welcomed It was her first trip to Italy since 1959 The four- ratable than the one depicted in the any Increased assessment, and pay said. her with traditional songs. She also took a walking day visit began on Thursday. lour ol fields where crops were destroyed in severe flooding last month. The princess was scheduled to leave yesterday for Calcutta. India. Chinese gel checking account* Mondale goes for broke PEKING i APi - For the first time in more than Icoallaurd) passion in American life. As the Newsweek magazine survey put the Rommel, Montgomery ton* meet 30 years, a Chinese bank has introduced personal tensive, unrelenting comparison of week goes on I'll be spelling out margin at 17 percent. BLACKPOOL, England IAI'I - The sons of checking accounts, the official China Daily news- the differences in values and issues different aspects of those central German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel and British paper reported todav. with Reagan, mainly arms control, objectives In my campaign and as I Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery were 14-year- human rights overseas and "fair- see II for the future of our nation." A Time magazine poll" released yesterday said Reagan held a It- old students when their fathers armies clashed The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has ness" at home. A New York Times-CBS News opened 87 checking accounts for scientists, doctors, point lead, 54-30. The poll of 1.000 during World War II at El Alamem Today, the sons In San Francisco, Mondale said, poll released over the weekend intellectuals and others living in Shanghai's select voters last week has a margin of hope Iheir friendship will further international "There needs to be a sense ol showed Reagan with an 18-point Zuhui district, the newspaper said The bank re- error of plus or minus 3 percentage understanding edge over the Democrat, while a portedly plans to expand the service throughout community, of caring and com- points. Manfred Rommel, a West German politician, and Shanghai next year. David Montgomery, an international businessman, were saluted yesterday by more than 2,000 veterans The Dairy RCKKMT The checks arc honored by stores, restaurants and of the desert campaign who gathered for an annual public services in the district, according to the IUSPS14S-44OI reunion. report. m PuOhanao Oy Tlvj Had Ban* fta»Ma< "It is a tragedy my father and Rommel never fMjMftad n ISTS by John H COM and Hamy Cujy met," said Viscount Montgomery, who inherited his Checking accounts existed in China when the father's title. "Now history has rectified that and Max CHhca SILVER REPLATING Communists took power in 1949 but disappeared Ona Ha»aw Plaia S»njM6u.y NJ 07701 their sons have met And there is a bond of friendship shortly afterwards. 13011 M2 4000 which may be helpful in international - under- evancn Otfccaa standing." Most Chinese workers are paid in cash and are Momowt) County CowrtTeuaa 'nanou N j 07721 REDUCED 25% "I am sure my father would approve of my being accustomed to settling bills and conducting even here." said Rommel. "He was always sorry thai large transactions In cash. Maiwttanotma•iinrwanPWJM ThaAiaacia aa

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BY DAVID GOELLER "It does not mean assassination," "What's happening to they've who are known as "contras" — Colby said. Neutralization "means been asked to do something that's short-hand Spanish for counter- WASHINGTON (AP) - The CIA- take the person out of action ... It almost Impossible to do by this revolutionaries. produced manual discussing "neu- doesn't say to kill them." •—*»!«>••" Turner said. "There- "I Urink the main focus of our tralization" of Nlcaraguan officials But Turner, noting that the word fore, the CIA people on the spot are was lifted from a Vietnam-era frustrated and keep reaching for effort in Central America should be appears under the heading "selec- to build the strength in El Salvador. Army psychological warfare paper, tive use of violence," said: "I don't some new technique or device to get the vice chairman of the Senate their Job done well. What's hap- Honduras and the democratization think you can neutralize with viol- process in Guatemala and that the Intelligence Committee said yester- ence without risking murder." pened? It's Increasingly question- day. able types of activities they torn contra action probably debilitates Turner said he thought the CIA's our overall support of that particu- "It is a word-for-word translation covert aid to the Nlcaraguan rebels to." of the lesson plan on psychological Colby said he was "vary am- lar program and that strategy," he could end up damaging the in- said. operations that was prepared at the telligence agency. bivalent" about tiding the rebels. Army special warfare school In Fort Bragg, N.C.. (in) April MM. ' said Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D- N.V. 'Mickey Mouse Mafia' trapped "If you were a professor, there would be a problem of plagiarism. BV RICHARD De ATLEY Moynihan said in an Interview on "The investigation Identified He said the Investigation, arrests ABC-TV's "This Week with David LOS ANGELES (AP) - A bid by eight bookmakers who were being and starch warrants were based on organized crime members to take Brlnkley." squeezed lor eimer money or a Intelligence from "Informants," but over II miliion-a-week bookmaklng Moynihan said the Army docu- percentage of their operation," he refused to say more about operations here was cut short yes- Gates said. But ht said no violence ment discussed tactics used by possible witnesses in the case. He guerrilla leaders, such as the prac- terday with the arrests of 10 people, took place before officers inter- including the reputed crime boss of did say the case was unrelated to tice of Chinese communists in the recent mob arrests that followed 1940s of moving into a village and Southern California, police said. Although Gates Identified several publicly executing the local leader. Among those arrested was Pater of those arrested as associates of disclosures by a former Mafia He said the Spanish language John MlUno. "considered to be the crime families In New York. New figure In Italy. head of organized crime" in manual distributed to the US- Jersey. Illinois and Florida, he said Gates said seven bookmaklng backed anU-SandlnisU guerrillas in Southern California, police Chief the effort to take over the book- Daryl Gates said. locations were seized and that it was DEDICATES CONVENT -r Mother Teresa, front right, ol Calcutta Nicaragua "does talk about finding making was not controlled by those estimated that approximately 11 leaves St. Patrick's Church, Norristown. Pa., following dedication ol hoodlums — gangsters - to carry The investigation - dubbed "Op- (amUles million in wagers were being a convent. She is accompanied by Sister Priscilla. left, of the out Jobs." eration Lightweight" - began in the "We have a very disjointed or- handled at those locations each spring, was put on hold during the Missionaries of Charity order, and Cardinal John Krol, behind the "It then goes under a section that ganised crime effort in Lot Angeles. week. Eight of the arrests took is called 'Implicit and explicit Summer Olympics and resumed nuns, of Philadelphia. Yoa find them (organized crime place at bookmaklng Joints. terrorism' ... to talk about neutral- immediately afterward, Gates told figures) coming together from a news conference. Some of the bookmakers ap- ize," according to Moynihan. He many different families," Gates proached "were scared," he said. said the original Army text used the "We feel the name Is appropriate word "removed" Instead of 'neu- because organized crime Is such a Mother Teresa tralize1 lightweight in Southern California.' Appearing on the same program, said Gates, who referred to the chairman of the Intelligence Southern California crime families Committee, Sen. Barry GoMwater. as "the Mickey Mouse Mafia." opens convent R-Ariz., said be did not "see The arrest warrants charged the aaything to get excited about." 10 with conspiracy to commit book- By ERICH SMITH unable to (it into the 150-year-old "What Is wrong with this particu- church's sanctuary stood In the lar handbook? ' Goldwater said. NORRISTOWN. Pa. (API - Urg- street outside and listened to the "It's a handbook such as many of us ing a crowd of thousand* to "share 1979 Nobel laureate's remarks. carried in World War II. probably In the Joy of loving," Mother Teresa, "I thought I'd like to see a real, Korea, probably In Vietnam, that the Nobel Peace Prize winner, live saint, and she is one," said instructed us how to get along, not dedicated a convent yesterday that Ellen Lieb. of nearby Huntingdon necessarily how to kill. officials say may spark confronta- Valley. "But I don't look on 'neutralize' in tions by offering shelter to the poor Mother Teresa has long been Spanish or in English as a necessary in a neighborhood where such known for her work with the poor of word that applies to assassination." missions are prohibited. India Local officials, worried that said Goldwater "Neutralize Is a "We art here not just to be a the presence of her order here would very broad word." number, we are here for better draw needy people from far and He said the United States should things," the founder of the Mission- wide, have noted pointedly that local neither practice assassination nor aries of Charity order told a throng zoning will not allow the convent to "advocate anybody to attempt as- at a special prayer service in St. be turned into a shelter for the poor. sassination." Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Krol, in a news conference after Two former CIA directors — "I have nothing to give you, but I the service, skirted the question of William Colby, who served during will pray for you," the told violating the year-old local toning the Ford administration, and Adm worshippers who jammed into the law Stansfield Turner, who held the post church sanctuary She asked them, during the Carter administration - "This building Is a convent. It will offend different Interpretations of In turn, to "pray for us, that we may be used as a convent. I am not In a grow In strength and readiness. "neutralisation" on lbs Brlnkley position, however, to say who the show. Pray for our poor people, especially sisters may Invite to dinner, or who those in countries that are dying of they may invite as their guests," he hunger." said. He also chided government She tried to retire to the new "petty regulation" of church-run convent after the special prayer hospices and shelters. service, but stepped back outside "If they put us out of business, ' when hundreds of people pressed these people will have to go sleep on toward police guarding the doorway. grates. When that happens, there is After wishing a blessing on the no regulation," he said. crowd, she thanked them for coming Borough Manager John Plonski is and predicted: "Together we are one official who expressed misgiv- going to do something beautiful for ings about the convent. God " "Mother Teresa is a powerful Cardinal John Krol of Philadel- magnetic force." Plonski said last phia, who helped dedicate the three- week "We fear that many people story brick house in a private from all over will be drawn to ceremony, sounded a defiant note as Norristown. We don't have that he recalled the "distressing" case of severe a problem right now with the a nun who was arrested while homeless. This Is creating a prob- feeding poor people in a Philadel- inn we uon i IWBQ. phia train station "If we need to be arrested for The Rev. Donald E. Lelghton of carrying out the work of the Lord, St. Patrick's said the convent would we will be arrested," Krol said. The be run entirely by the four nuns congregation responded with • living there, and that if they began standing ovation. allowing overnight stays, "I would More than a thousand people have nothing to say about it."

3-Layer The Democrats are Cooking Up Tomorrow's Slums for Middletown That's what they are ... Those fine sounding, "socially responsible" low-income bousing projects. And the land speculators and Liberal Judges are aiming them at our town under the so called Mt. Laurel II decision.. Tomorrow's tenements, Slums-in thc-making! And they can be slapped down anywhere an irresponsible builder and some starry-eyed Judge want them. How about one In your back yard? *w The tragedy to that these great sounding low-income apartments will actually get snapped 100% WASH * up by organized groups from the cities long before our own young people can even fill out WF tR. SIZES: an application! ' M-L&XL Nest? Watch them do a "Bronx" on the Bayshore with a dozen monster high-rises forcing up prices and taxes till we all have to move. $36.96 for sites That's what our Liberal Democrats call "Progress." 2XL and 3XL. Don't let it happen In Middletown. VOTE FOR Jim Maher Experience Integrity Common Sense Vote Republican

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1.•.. 'I.. A4 TheDtilyRcgMer MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. tee* Deficit may imperil Redistricting dims hopes child abuse services of Minish in 1 lth District BY ALAN FRAM accumulated campaign funds with TRENTON (AP) - The italc abuse case reports and caseload." Associated Press Writer him into retirement. The tt-year-old Gallo. n realtor, human service* commiuloner has "This shortfall not only creates a But the pugnacious Minish in- managed i» outspend Minish advised Gov. Thonui H. Kean thai problem for meeting the increased WASHINGTON - When the fed- sisted on trying for another term. through September by (00.000 to the Division of Youth andj Family demands for services hit also will eral courts redrew New Jersey'* "I'm a candidate lor re-election, 1171,000 Bat Miaish had twice as Services laces a projected budget jeopardize the substantial progress congressional map earlier this year, aod If anyone thinks otherwise much money left a* hi* rhsllaagar deficit ol nearly fit million, which that we have made In dealing with it was easy to see which incumbent they're either drinking the wrong entering the final month of cam- threatens to impair the agency's the incidence of child abuse through had been treated the most harshly: stuff or smoking the wrong stuff," paigning. 1X79.000 10 I141.ON. ability to handle child abuse cases. comprehensive prevention pro- Democratic Rep. Joseph Minish he said at the time. He might need It. With the new In a recent letter to Kean, grama," the commissioner Hid. The veteran lawmaker's 11th The campaign has been an ag- district line*, ft percent of the Commissioner George Albanese Albanese laid that MUM workers District was stripped of many of the gressive one. with both candidates registered voters are RepubUcaa. 28 wrote that DYFS. which began the have as many as U cases The Child Democratic Essex County town* taking pot shots at the other's percent Democrat, and 41 percent fiscal year on July 1 with a UN Welfare League of America rec- that had helped him serve 22 years indepeadeirts And just more than million budget, could be SIM ommend* a caseload of no more in the House of Representatives. Gallo has accused Minish, who la halt the voter* are new to the 11th million in the red by June 30, IMS. than » children per worker. GEORGE ALBANESE They were replaced by a block of. chairman of the oversight panel of District, which somewhat Albanese said in the letter that the There were X.WJ children under communities from the Republican the House Banking Committee, of dieted that number will rise to 43.000 suburbs of Morris County. diminlshei the advantage of shortfall Is the "result of a recent DYFS supervision as of Oct. 4. being ineffective. He has criticized Minish's high nun* recognition. dramatic rise in the number of child Human service* official* nave pre- by the end of the fiscal year. It didn't take long for slate Mipiah's failure to support the Assembly Minority Leader Dean proposed balanced budget amend- The National Republican Con Gallo of Morris County to announce ment and bis opposition to President gressional Committee considers the that he would seek the seat. And the Reagan's three-year lax cut and district one of their best chances in State may tighten regulation result I* a race that both side* lay other bills favored by the president. the country for picking up • House is a toss-up and the only contest in Minish hu criticized Gallo for hi* seat the state In which an incumbent Assembly votes against a measure Gallo can be helped by an ex seems seriously threatened. reqairing the labeling of chemicals peeled strong showing la the district on car insurance surcharge That Minish Is running at all is a In factories and for failing to by President Reagan. Minis*, oa the TRENTON. (API - An Insurance by Insurance companies in settle- surprise to some people. After the support a Pinelands preservation other hand, I* hoping for a atrong company would have to find that a ment of claims," said Jasper Jack- He said the department receives districts were redrawn, many bill He has also charged that Gallo run by Sen. Bill Bradley. D-N J motorist was more than 75 percent son, director of legislative and up to SO complaints a month from Democrats said privately that they voted for higher sales, gasoline and who I* seeking re-election, and * responsible for an accident before regulatory affairs for the Insurance persons who have been hit with expected the 68-year-old West Or- state income taxes, and challenged dividends from his endorsements by imposing a surcharge on the driver's department. ange resident to forgo another him to describe what federal pro- consumer, environmental, and surcharges for accidents they claim campaign and take his 1200,000 in grams he would cut to balance the insurance rates under a regulation He said insurers have been quick were not their fault. Jackson said senior cltiaen* group*. proposed by the slate Department of to impose surcharge* on both motor- some of the accidents involved Insurance. lit* Involved In an accident under motorists who were hit from behind At present, a company that pays the assumption that it takes two to or whose parked cars were damag- more than $300 on a claim may create an accident. ed. THE STATE Impose a 1180 surcharge If the Under the current comparative motorist is determined by the negligence law, companies are al- Jackson said he is also concerned insuror to be at least 10 percent lowed to "assign a percentage of about complaints that insurance suspended at 4:03 p.m. when a motorman on a train responsible for an accident, state fault" to motorists involved in an companies use the comparative Hot, humid weather prevails departing New York noticed smoke. officials said. accident, Jackson said. negligence law to refuse to pay the Humid weather and temperatures well above normal The train returned to the World Trade Center station, "We want to make sure that But he said the surcharges should full amount of a claim For exam- for latr October continued yesterday as record highs for where passengers disembarked and firefighters were motorists are not hit with a only be imposed on motorist* 75 ple, a company may only pay 11.000 the -jay were posted In northern and southern New called in, she said surcharge if they have not been percent responsible for the accident, on a claim of 11,000 by contending Jersey. Service was restored at 6:44 p.m., Wagner said She convicted of any offense in a court such as those who ignore traffic that the motorist was 90 percent The mercury soared to (2 degree* in Newark, added that the cause of the fire was unknown and of law or are being treated unfairly signals, speed, are drunk, or reek- responsible, he said. breaking the record of 78 degrees set in 1171, the officials were investigating National Weather Service reported. Thunderstorms were also reported in the Newark Casino bill hearing cancelled area yesterday night, with lightning, heavy rain and fog. Judge rules Haworth creche OK the weather service said. TRENTON IAP) - A state Senate committee In Atlantic City, a record of II was set, erasing the hearing on a proposed casino reinvestment measure has HAWORTH IAP) - Residents in action In a two-year legal battle luminated peace sign there from mark of 76 degrees set in 1948 and tied in 1047, the been postponed as lawmakers attempt to work out a this Bergen County community can between a private creche commit- lftt to MTO. weather service said. compromise plan. put a Christmas nativity scene on tee and the borough council In The holiday display controversy In southern New Jersey, the forecast called for an SO Sen. Wynona Lipman. D-Essex, chairman of the Slate municipal property If they erect a November 1982 the council banned has touched other communities In percent chance of rain and more seasonal temperatures Government Committee, said she agreed to delay the sign next to the creche indicating it the religious display from the lawn northern New Jersey. on Monday. hearing, originally scheduled for today, until Nov. 9 to is sponsored by a private organiza- in front of the municipal building In Midland Park, the borough Cooler temperatures were also expected Monday in give Gov. Thomas H. Kean s aides more time to work tion, a Superior Court Judge has where It had stood for seven year* council has banned the placing on northern New Jersey, accompanied by cloudy skies and out their proposed amendments to a reinvestment bill ruled. previously municipal property of a sign read- a chance of showers, the weather service said. passed by the Assembly In June. However. Judge Harvey Smith Mayor John H. Johl had said that ing, "Keep Christ In Christmas." W. Cary Edwards, Kean's chief counsel, announced noted in his ruling issued Friday putting a creche on borough prop- The sign, sponsored by the K..!ghts last week that the governor's office was working with that the Haworth case could be erty gave the impression that the of Columbus, was finally placed Ho-Ho-Kus GOP seats safe members of the Legislature to fashion a measure for affected when the U.S. Supreme council favored one religion over across the street on church prop- reinvesting 1.25 percent of the casino winning* into Court decides a similar case out of others. Regarding Friday's action, erty. HO HO-KHS i API - There will be no surprises on reviUlization projects in Atlantic City and elsewhere in Scarsdale. NY. Johl said, "I will abide by the ruling In Closter, local officials avoided Nov. 6 for the Republican borough council candidates the state The nation's highest court has and I'm sure the council will do a controversy by allowing represen- in this Bergen County community, and that tradition is Kean previously wanted all funds - an estimated 11.2 already ruled that Pawtuckel, R.I., likewise." tative groups of all faiths to display more than 75 years old. billion over 20 years - spent in southern New Jersey ' did not violate the separation of Smith said the council made the religious holiday Items on borough There are no Democratic opponents for the GOP and promised a conditional veto if the Senate approved church and state when it voluntarily lawn a public forum by allowing the property. A menorah, which I* the incumbents. the Assembly bill that diverted S275 million to northern included a nativity scene in its American Legion to use It for rallies symbol of the Jewish holiday of And no Democrat has been elected to any post here New Jersey. holiday decorations on Memorial Day and by permitting Hanukkah, was placed next to a since the borough was formed in 1908 Christmas Ire*. "There's not a heck of a lot of Democratic activity Smith's decision was the latest another group to put up an Il- here," concedes Paul Z. Lewis, chairman of the College president inaugurated borough's Democratic Party. MONTCLAIR (AP) - Donald E. Walters, the new PATH president of Montclair State College, was inaugurated Class shard found in mayonnaise jar Tunnel fire halts trains Saturday during a formal ceremony attended by JERSEY CITY (AP) - PATH train service between representatives of more than 120 colleges and univer- JERSEY CITY IAP) - About 100 However, as a precaution, all 32- the moment that It was the fault of the Grove Street station here and the World Trade sities, officials said. jars of mayonnaise were removed ounce Jan of HeUmann'* Real the manufacturing process." Center in New York City was suspended for about tVk Montclair Slate, with about 14,000 students, is the from the shelves of a supermarket Mayonnaise with the expiration date He said the caae could be one of hours yesterday because of a fire in the tunnel beneath largest of New Jersey's nine state colleges, said school here after a report of a glass June 7,1MB were removed from the "product tampering." the Hudson River, officials said. spokeswoman Pat Nieder splinter being found in a salad made shelves of the Shop-Rile super- A woman who answered the No injuries were reported. She said that Walters, who has been on the Job since with the product purchased from the market on Grove Street here after telephone at the supermarket would Marilyn Wagner, a spokeswoman for the Port Aug. 1, replaced David W. D. Dickson who retired after store, authorities said today. police received the report Saturday. 11 years aa president The quarter-inch shard of glass Lezyntki said. not comment on the incident. Authority Trans Hudson system, said service was was reported found by a woman whose husband cut his lip while The official said the jar* removed eating potato salad made with the from the supermarket would be mayonnaise, said Walter Lezynski examined today. of the city's health department. William Parker, a spokesman for He said it was not known whether Best Food* In Englewood Cliffs, the the single shard came from the firm that make* the mayonnaise, mayonnaise. said, "There is nothing to Indicate at

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BERGEN COUNTY: BURLINGTON COUNTY CAMDCN COUNTY ESSEX COUNTY: HUDSON COUNTY* MERCERCOUNTYi MsOOLESEXCOUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY OCEAN COUNTY: SOMERSET COUNTY MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1984 Business The DMIy Rtgfcler AS Revolution under way in financial services industry / For investors and savers, there is dramatic chances Involved. To be- Into investment exactly how far the revolution in the vehicles in the IMOt. reported a probably no development in recent gin with, the upheaval In the look and so has an insurance company financial services inkstry will go. recent survey by the No-Load memory of such profound import- and structure of the Institutions and an international commodities and Its not clear Our* the changes Mutual Fund Association. Three ance as the revolution that is taking historically serving us. investors firm: banks and savings and loan are entirely In the best interests of principal factors are contributing to placl e iinn the financial - services and savers, la creating a "new" institutions are going into the bro- consumers or the nation. this expansion: kerage business, offering Invest- business landscape in personal financial ser- What's happening is that regu- II New federal Ui policies and ment advice, issuing checkbooks SYLVIA While you have been bombarded vices lations, in the past, restricted the other incentives for increased sav- and credit cards, becoming cash by news about the development, my The traditional divisions between various financial services entities to ings managers, offering money-market PORTER (•ess is you are utterly contused financial services institutions are their specific types of services. SI Growth in the dumber and funds and getting geared up to sell about what it means to you and how breaking down very, very rapidly Now. changing government al- affluence of savings households as mutual funds and a varietv of other best to take advantage of the For example, a credit card company titudes and policies are causing the postwar baby boom reaches these regulations to be amended or middle age superseded by more liberal inter- SI Redeployment of household pretations of the ground rules and assets resulting from interest rale UAW expects pact ratification investing and savings products and thus permitting the various deregulation and a more com- services; mutual fund companies financial institutions to operate In petitive financial services industry TORONTO (API - United Auto International Union of Electronic Ephlin predicted that aU laid-off are going into the banking business, each other's backyards. And as this It seems clear that the financial Workers union leaders say they're Workers reached a tentative con- workers in the United Stales, idled insurance companies are going into deregulation process continues, the system will offer all of us more in confident their tentative agreement tract agreement that would cover because the Canadian strike inter- the investment business: retailing competitive environment for the future - more choices, more with General Motors Corp. will be M.000 employees in Ohio. Missis- rupted the flow of parts, would be giants such as Sears now offer financial institutions seeking your efficiency. ratified today, ending a strike by sippi. New Jersey and New York, back on the job by Friday. insurance, real estate, credit card business has become even more For consumers of financial ser- X.NO GM workers In Canada that the union said. Andrew O'Keefe. spokesman for and brokerage services: super- intense, with pricing and service vices - which includes all of us - the has forced the layoff of more than Canadian GM workers could re- GM's assembly division, said It market chains are selling mutual being the touchstones of success - challenge is simply to get the best 40.000 US. employees. turn to their Jobs as early as would be several days after the start funds and offer other financial and survival. Finally, the advance of deal for our money HAW members at all IS Canadian Tuesday, company and union of- of Canadian production before the services: mutual fund firms are the computer age has facilitated the ("Sylvia Porter's New Money GM plants were to vote today on the ficials said The strike began Oct 17 affected U.S. plants resume lull opening ground-level stores and development and offering of Book for the Ms. " 1.318 pages of agreement reached Saturday after- after the workers rejected • con- production. operating in supermarkets, and financial products and services. down-to-earth advice on personal noon after a 31-hour bargaining tract similar to one accepted earlier Robert White. UAW director for banking and investment trans- money management, is available by US employees of GM. Canada, refused yesterday to make The Implications: Those of you actions can already be handled by who are well Informed and alert to through her column Send to K plus Meanwhile, yesterday was the "We're very happy that they've a prediction today's ratification computer from your living room. opportunities will have new options fl for mailing and handling to deadline for rank-and-flle voting on reached an agreement In Canada vote, saying only. "I would think it and advantages In the way you "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book a tentative V AW contract covering that Is satisfactory to them." said would do reasonably well." handle your money and bow it Is for the 80s." in care of this US.000 Rord Motor Co. employees in Donald Ephlin. chief UAW nego- An aide to White, speaking on In every sense, this is a time of handled for you. newspaper. 4400 Johnson Drive. the United States Early returns tiator in talks with GM In the United condition that be not be identified, profound change. Now. as tech- Fairway, Kan MSU Make checks have shown the contract winning States. "It will get our people back said about M percent of the union nology advances, together with the The United States stands at the payable to Universal Press Syndi- approval from all but a few locals. to work very quickly — and that's members could be expected to vote demographic and regulatory press- threshold ol a large expansion in the cate. ) AIM yesterday. CM and the important ' in favor of the agreement. ures factored in. there is no telling market for savlnits and investment Hang on with Harvester Q About 25 years ago, I purchased shares of International Harvester I know the company is reorganizing, but perhaps I 1 shouldn't hold on to these shares any longer. Do you think they will ANDREW LECKEY the Democrats want to A: Since you've held on through the worst period in Harvester's history, the Chicago-based Wayne take away your right to Hummer It Co. brokerage firm .recommends that you hang on for another year or so. The Value Line Investment HOME RULE! At that time, an expected re- Survey considers the stock risky tor covery in earnings should begin to the time being, with only average take hold. For right now. though, the results over the coming II months. track group is performing well, However, the company has signifi- farm machinery sales are depressed cant potential tor three years or MONMOlfTH COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN JOHN FIORINO doe to farmers going out of business more further out as it converts some and a glut of used machinery. So of the less-profitable Victoria Sta- FILES SUIT AGAINST HOLMDEL TO FORCE LOW-INCOME shares In Harvester have appeal for tion restaurants into "Bonkers" aggressive investors with the pa- deluxe hamburger restaurants. HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ON LAND HE OWNS IN PARTNERSHIP. tience to wait for what could be substantial gains a few years down the road, the brokerage firm be- A low suit was filed recently by John Rorlno (hot. It successful, would force Holmdel to allow th» IT'S construction of 300 low-Income) and moderate Income housing units on 26 acres he owns In Ckarleat of Use Hit* Holmdel. This b o blatant attempt to bust local zoning and destroy horn* rule foe personal pro Q What are the prospects for my WRONG fit." sold fcepubHconFreeholder s Harry Lontson and Tom Powers, "and that's terribly wrong." 30*shares of Victoria Station' Is the company turning things around? Why hasn't It kept up with other "Elected offldob must fight the Mount Laurel ruing vigorously by all lawful means. Including o restaurant chains? state consrJtutlonol amendment and a federal lawsuit. Neither pony con afford the luxury or Starting Sat., Nov. 3 IT'S dubious dbdncdon of being led by those who would destroy home rule In order to reap fabulous through Sun., Nov. 11 A: Victoria Station continue* to personal profit." they added. "Evtdemly the Democratic Chairman for Monmouth County can't struggle, its result* written in red Hours tat. • Sun. MaMPM WRONG ink the past two yean. It has •ion -Frl be bothered whh those kinds of ethics, but we soy It's wrongl" changed the decor and menu selec- Ht 3S South, HokTMtal. NJ tions in about half of iu restaurants, For Information, cad 7SO400O "The lawsuit by the Democratic chairman, ond several others Mie it. strike at the heart of home neither change bringing dramatic resalU rule and wi undo decodes of careful planning and zoning by elected local offlciob of both por- IT'S des. K b social engineering on o grand scale and greedy developers stand to be the primary beneficiaries. If the Mount Laurel decision b enforced as Mr. Florino wants it to be the result Is WRONG that communities no longer wi have control of zoning ond planning by their elected officials, ono tnoi t% oonQvfOtniy wrong-

AN ALL DEMOCRATIC BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS, CONTROLLED DY DOSS FIORINO, WILL FOLLOW IT'S HIS DICTATES. AND THAT'S WRONG.

WRONG i H the Democratic ticket for County Freeholders ore elected on November 6 drat will mean that Democratic Chcdrmon John Florino wHI have an all Democrat board. There win be no checks and balances, no one to challenge the Democrats and Mr. Florino wW dictate the course of county r viron events — and that's wrongl OTHER LAWSUITS HAVE BEEN FILED AGAINST MARLBORO AND OTHER NEARBY COMMUNITIES THAT CAN AFFECT F HOME RULE AND LOCAL ZONING IN YOUR TOWN

Other nearby communities ore similarly being sued. Your woy of life can also be affected. Your O#l/)f home rule con dissolve whh the success of lowsults like Mr. Fiorina's. Harry Larrison and Tom nr Powers wont to fight that, want to see Mount Laurel defeated. Out they need your support. $2000 They need your vote on Tuesday. November 6th. •9 w«r DON'T LET Dtxter" Vahmto and Mrs 70* _ MONMOUTH — — THIS YEAR VOTE REPUBLICAN

By "Frti" "9Wnt" sVNIIC jaluj^ •tfassal'9 VakM •H-lsMMJ^^^ Mrf MSTS RE-ELECT . nt: S H 10 JANE CLAYTON County Clerk The Daily Register Whistleblower a lonely hero

WASHINGTON - Now and then, a Investigations subcommittee chaired by Established In in - Published by The Red Bank Register lonely hero appears deep In the com- Dtagell will hold hearings on the Hnatlo A CaplUI Cities Communication! Inc. Newspaper pound! of government He become* con- cake. vinced that pollution must be teen and JAMES E McKEARNEV. JR imelled to be combated, that corruption STRICTLY PERSONAL: If you've won- Preildenl and PubusherX hidden la corruption heightened He dered way Congress cant jut crack down convince! himself that good will overcome - like that! - on Pentagon waste, you're Herbert H. Tkorpc, Jr. Charles C.Triblebsn Arthur Z. Kamui evil if the facta are known So he becomes not alone Here are a couple of mystifying E*wr JACK problems the Republican Senate and Oorit Kidman a whUUe blower. RIUMII P. Ranch He knows, of course, that exposure Democratic House had to thrash out ANDERSO before the mulU-bilUon-dollar defense MIckMl J. PeUtgrlno could cost him his livelihood and lay him ThomaiC Donahue Lawrence C. Ntwmui budget could be approved: Dtrtcur «/ UrtMl Clroluua Plrtrur open to harassment. Yet be comes Frank J Allocci forward and condemn! the wrongdoing -Polyester uniform linings: The Thereafter, the scenario seldom varies. military's proposed switch to polyester The villain In the drama ii quickly Ucket linings raised concern that the new fabric -a butt of fashion Jokes - "may MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1984 surrounded by paid obfuscatora and is - If he to rated unacceptable, then he can Af given the full protection of the US be reassigned, downgraded, etc. It be make a major difference In troop accep- government. But the hero U isolated and continues to fall to follow instructions, tability of those Jackets." The Pentagon intimidated, harried and hassled. (this) can lead to dismissal - after designers were sent back to their sketch It'i almost always the same old itory; warnings, reprimands, etc." The memo pads 'So, as you can see, you don't need to be only the caat of characters U different. In closed with the estimate that the "process - Chauffeurs: When the comptroller this account, the lonesome whistle blower could take ilx to eight months." Hnatio's general ruled recently that eight brass concerned about presidential selections for Ii John Hnatlo. a security specialist for superiors wasted no time getting started hats were not entitled to the chauffeurs the Energy Department. He dared to He had been summoned to Capitol Hill they were using for door-to-door transpor- the court/ disagree with his superior, Robert to brief an Investigator for Rep. John tation, the House agreed, and cut the eight O'Brien, who allegedly bad informed the Dingell. D-Mlch , on security lapses. For official! off. But the Senate granted an president that safeguards at the nation's disclosing the poor security at nuclear exemption to the elegant eight. The House nuclear weapons plants were adequate. plants, Hnatlo drew a reprimand. gave In. "I wish I could share your views on the Then a "warning letter" - similar to - Hardship pay: Both the Senate and adequacy of protection..." wrote Hnatlo. one given to alcohol or drug abusers - House did manage to agree on discontinu- "but my experience and knowledge of the was put b) Hnatio's file. (His addiction, ing hardship pay for two hsiardi no longer program dictates otherwise." apparently, was to telling the truth.) encountered by the military: glider duty Never mind that Hnatlo was right and Hnatlo went to the department's inspec- and exposure to leprosy So I guess there's O'Brien was wrong. TUs offended tor general who conducted an Investiga- O'Brien, who is now the director of the tion, cleared him of any wrongdoing, CONFIDENTIAL FILE: Why have the Office of Safeguards and Security. He ordered the reprimand and warning letter North Koreans acquired ISO light utility evidently asked a subordinate to find out removed from his fUe, and saw to it that biplanes from the Soviet Union? The how he could get rid of the meddlesome Hnatio got a formal apology. Defense Intelligence Agency has been Hnatlo The employee who was asked put Whan O'Brien leaned that Hnatio had chewing over that question ever since it it all down in an internal memo, which has found out about the Incriminating memo, learned of the delivery of the AN-! Colt been obtained by my associates John he wrote to the whistle blower to assure aircraft. Dillon and Indy Badhwar. him that It "reflected only a portion of my What puxiied the intelligence people to •O'Brien requested that I check with request for general information and, by that the Colt to hardly a fighter. Its single personnel to see if we could fire itself, Is totally out of context." engine to driven by a four-Madod (Hnatio)," the memo states. It then goes O'Brien informed Hnatlo that be had propeller, and though some Colls have on to tell what the employee learned from "supported your requests for reassign- been equipped with air-to-ground ord- the personnel people, who apparently are ment and never taken any action to rare nance, the plane would hardly make an skilled at such matters. you." efficient bomber, either According to the memo, there were two Footnote: My reporters tried for two So the DIA nai concluded that North options. The first was to "reassign him as weeks to obtain O'Brien's comment. As I Korea could use Its new biplanes, which requested." The other was more sinister. was going to press, an Energy Depart- can fly low enough to avoid radar, to ferry •If you want to lire him - start ment spokeswoman called to say O'Brien commandos down to Pusan for a sneak documenting records," the memo ad- would respond only to "specific ques- attack on South Korea's southeastern vised submitted "In writing." flank. They'd coordinate this with fast- It then explained bow to do thia: moving, rubber-hulled "skunk boats" that "Establish good performance standard! are also hard for radar to detect. It's hard to right this wrong

WASHINGTON - Attend for a moment, serve aa commander in chief of the armed If you will, to the story of Temistocles forces. The center exists not merely with Ramirez. 53, a U.S. ciliaen, bom In Puerto the sufferance, but with the active Rico. He baa been badly treated by the approval of the participating government U.S. government. But a court-fashioned of Honduras Venerable rules of Jurispru- remedy for the wrongs that have been dence command respect for the principle done to him carries a threat of a cure that JAMES J. of separation of powers; and the acts of to worse than the dlseaae. foreign states lie in an area where the It's a complicated story, but bear with KILPATRIC writs of Malcolm Wllkey do not run. me. The four dissenting judges made a Twenty years ago Ramirez purchased powerful argument for Judicial restraint. 14,000 acres of raw Jungle In Honduras. He Assuming, arguendo, that everything put his own capital and his own hard work Ramirez says Is true, bis remedy lies In Into clearing the land, planting gran, seeking compensation through the Court laying fences and erecting buildings. He of Claims. But the court majority ob- transformed the land Into «. Ill million served that If the government's Invasion cattle ranch, meat-packing plant and entire operation has been shut down. He of the ranch was unlawful or unconstitu- shrimp plant. The property represents the has not received one penny from the tional in the first place, relief may not lie loving labor of his lifetime. government. In the Court of Claims How could the In March IMS the U.S. Defense Depart- Last year Ramirez filed suit In US wrongs then be righted? ment proposed to build a regional military District Court here in Washington. Take This to a lough case. To read Wllkey's Good police work training center in Honduras Unknown to note, because the point to Important: He 88-page opinion, with its bristling denun- Ramirez, officials from the Pentagon c'ld not sue for compensation. He sued for ciation of the government's "absurd." chose Ramirez's cattle ranch as the site. an Injunction to halt all activity at the "preposterous" and "spurious" argu- In the wee bran of the morning arrange for return home through By sheer accident, In May MB, Ramlrex Honduran center, and for equitable relief ments, to to side with Ramirez. But to several yean ago, Police Capt. Rich- Operation Home Free Is to go to a got wind of the decision. He protested, but that would get the troops off his land. His read the dissenting opinions to to gain new ard Voorhees, the Bridgewater Town- local police station and ask. No In vain. Construction of the camp got suit was dismissed by the District Court respect for the sound doctrine of judicial swiftly under way. By July a tent camp for on the ground that It presented a political restraint Over the past 30 years, federal ship juvenile officer, received a questions are asked; the police mere- housing 1.000 soldiers had been erected. question not subject to Judicial relief On Judges have done a miserable Job in the telephone call from a township teen- ly verify that the young person Is The Army Corps of Engineers bulK a Oct 4 a bitterly divided Court of Appeak role of school superintendents Federal ager who had run away from home a listed as a runaway or missing person firing range and an ammunition storage voted W to reverse that decision and to Judges have plunged recklessly Into the month earlier. She was In Florida, she with hi* or her home police depart- building. Then 100 Instructors from the reinstate Ramirez's suit political thickets of state raapportlon- wanted to come home, and she was ment. U.S. Army moved hi. In bis opinion for the majority. Circuit ment. Do we want federal Judges deciding In a matter of weeks, according to Judge Malcolm R. Wllkey Insists that "the by injunction which foreign military penniless. Each year, 1.8 million Juveniles run Ramirez, prime grazing land was made case does not raise the specter of Judicial facilities shall be built and which shall be Voorhees sent her the money for a away from home, Angrisanl said. unusable Fences were bull-dozed and control and management of United States bus ticket. They run rat of money quickly, and water supplies to the meat-packing plant foreign policy," but with deference to The answer to that question to, no, we were disrupted. Cattle were shot by stray become prey for those who would Wllkey, who ordinarily to a fairly sound do not want federal Judges to usurp the He also began working on a way to bullets. Ranch hands refused to work near Judge, such a specter to Implicit In the roles of Secretary of Defense and Sec- make It easier for young runaways to inveigle them Into the drug traffic, the military operations. Today more than court's action. retory ot State But we don't want citizens come back home. prostitution or pornography, An- half the ranch's 14.000 acres and nearly 90 This military training center to a treated as Ramirez has been treated. The result was Operation Home grisanl said, and sometimes turn to percent of the year-round grating land has manifestation of a power that unques- eitherNrhere's the dilemma. It's the kind crime. been seized. Ramirez's multimillion- tionably to vested In the president - the of thingvthat happens when sound prin- Free, a nationwide network which dollar business has been destroyed and his power to conduct foreign affairs and to ciples collide. provides free transportation back Runaway juveniles are a serious home for runaways, via the Trailways social problem. Whatever their Bus system. Trailways agreed to motivation for leaving home, most FROM OUR READERS provide the transportation free of are unprepared for the harsh realities charge. of being alone, without funds, and fund. parked the defensive way we are taught Last week, In recognition of his unprotected In the cities to which they Ideas on surplus 4. A reduced sales tax would benefit here in Canada - we backed In! Actually, work in initiating Operation Home flea. Frequently, they want to return everybody, whereas the various projects we were not familiar with your wording Keyport suggested benefit segments of the popu- Free, Voorhees, a 19-year veteran of home but don't because of lack of At any rate your friendly police officer left To The Editor: lation. Most of those projects are already funding, and, often, the longer they us a friendly reminder on the back of a the Bridgewater Township police In response to the recent request from covered in Bond Issues or other taws. blank parking ticket which simply said department, was named Officer of the are away the more difficult it is to go Assemblyman William E. Flynn for 5 Stop killing Incentive! Give the people "Have a good visit to Red Bank" — Year by the International Association back. opinions on the surplus funds in the stale a chance to decide how they want to use carefully reminding us of our misde- budget. I submit the following: their income. of Police Chiefs at the organization's Operation Home Free not only meanor. 1. Since these funds were raised in the Mrs. Margaret Montanari Now that's what I call hospitality and annual convention In Salt Lake City. reunites families, it undoubtedly various methods enumerated by Mr. It was appreciated Thank you! Although it was established only saves many young people from some Flynn, for designated purposes, all estab- Hospitality Sam and Cathy Newman last June, Operation Home Free horrible experiences. lished by taws, It secerns it would be Illegal to use them for other purposes. It Ottowa. Ontario, Canada already has reunited 1,400 young Voorhees well deserves the honor the original budgetary aims have been To the Editor: Good choice people with their families, according he received from his peen. He accomplished, then the funds should go I have recently returned home, to our Fair Haven to Robert Angrisanl, director of the deeserves a vote of thanks from all of back to their source - the taxpayers A capital city of Canada and I would be true rebate! remiss if I didn't lake the time to give a To the Editor: International Association of Police us concerned about the welfare of Dr. Walter Kahn is an excellent choice 2. The surpluses from income taxes and "Up of the hat" to Police Officer Number Chiefs. young people and families — and so as our goodwill ambassador to Bourkina gross receipts taxes could be calculated lit In Red Bank for the public relations Fasso. All a young runaway has to do to does the Trailways Bus system. and rebated to those who were forced to which helped us to depart feeling good pay them, the same as homestead rebates. about our neighbors to the sooth of us. Dr. Kahn represents the essence of medicine. He has conscience, sensitivity 3. The sales tax surpluses could be held It happened 'round about I or 3 October to needs, courage and exceptional ability as reserve funds, and the tax reduced In in one of your local public parking lots — Dr. Kahn will bring to a poorer area the the coming year. Should there be a time on our meter had run out (we had fed shortfall in the coming year(s). the essence of medicine — the best where the Devoted contribution It) and. notwithstanding the sign posted need to greatest. difference could come from the reserve which said "Head In Parking Only." we Pat Stacker area in 1937 and founded the Fluhr Oil William A. Fluhr has been active In BY GARRY TRUOEAU the business and civic life of the Red Company, a family business from Doonesbury Bank area for almost a half-century. which he has retired, has served as MflPiNMS ¥Kf /MSReVT Recently, he was honored by the Red national president of the Oil Dealers IHTB HousecMwuvy IT mimosa*? TO Bank Corps of the Salvation Army, Association. He also has served as TOOK BCDHtMLfORHIuy NATIONAL BtmSCNQf. which presented him with a life president of the Red Bank Lions Club J K)UTKALOa0UM(MHB> mrfixnmmoaoioFHK membership to its advisory board. and the Red Bank Chamber of 1 Fluhr has served on the Salvation Commerce, and as a deacon of the f r Army advisory board for the put 46 Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury. yean, and was Its chairman for eight As Its presentation of a.JJe mem- of those yean. bership proclaims, the Red Bank He also was Instrumental In the Corps of the Salvation Area has been ; fund-raising drive that raised money the beneficiary of his concern and his [ 10 mi to help build the Red Bank Corps' dedication. The community at large Citadel on Riverside Avenue. also has benefited from his many Fluhr, who moved to the Red Bank contributions to civic causes. 1IT MONDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1984 The Daily Register A7 OBITUARIES 50,000 attend Mass for priest John A. Phillips, 61, WARSAW, Poland (AP) - A manipulate us Into any situation. be said were stirring up unrest and A captain and two lieutenants of crowd estimated by church officials "If somebody assumed it would "trying to prey on a provocation." the Interior Ministry have been at 50.000 people attended an outdoor be a revolution, I won't give him a The text of Jaruselski's speech charged in the Oct. 19 abduction, the Man yesterday for a pro-Solidarity bloody revolution. I am for peaceful Saturday to the Communist Parly interior minister. Gen. Cteslaw prominent Democrat priest who the Interior Ministry said evolution." Central Committee was distributed Klszcxak, said In a nationwide LAURENCE HARBOR - John A. to 1M2 and a Middlesex County was kidnapped and possibly killed by No incidents were reported fol- yesterday by the official Polish television address Saturday night. Phillips. (1. died Sunday at the freeholder from INS to IW three ministry officers lowing the Mass for the Fatherland news agency PAP. The captain, Grsegors Clinical Center National Institute of He was named INI Man of the Solidarity leader Lech Walesa and in Warsaw, but there were in- Poplelusiko was one of the Polish Piotrowski, said he killed Health. Bethesda Md Year by the St. Aatkony of Padua Roman Catholic Cardinal Jozef creased police patrols in the streets church's most outspoken defenders Poplelusiko, but his confession has Born In Hoboken. he moved here organisation. Old Bridge. He was an Glemp, expressing concern about and concentrations of police ve- of Solidarity, which became the first not been confirmed because the 40 yean ago. honorary member of the Laurence the possibility of violent protests hicles - Including water cannon - free trade union in the Soviet bloc priest's body has not been found and He was an executive director of Harbor Fire Company and a PBA over the abduction of the Rev. Jerxy were stationed in at least five points when It was chartered by the the three officers nude conflicting the Middlesex County Utilities gold sbelld recipient. Popielustko, 37, Issued separate In the capital government following strikes in statements. Kisiczak said. Authority. A US Army veteran of World appeals for calm. Polish leader Gen. Wojciech August I960 It was suspended when A communicant of the St. Law- War II, he waa a member of the The huge throng gathered at Jaruselski was quoted as saying martial law was Imposed In Decem- He identified the two other kid- rence Roman Catholic Church. VFW Hoffman Prince Post No. K. Popielusxko's church for a "Mass authorities would lake firm actions ber 19(1 and later outlawed by nappers as Lieutenants Waldemar Laurence Harbor, he was a member Laurnece Harbor and a member of for the Homeland," which against "anti-socialist forces" that Parliament. Chmlelewski and Lesxek Pekala. of its St. Vincent De Paul organiia- the American Legion Post 3J2. Popielusako had given on the last t ion its Holy Name society and a 4th Laurence Harbor. Sunday of each month since January degree knight in the St. Joseph's Surviving are his wife, the former 1M2. one month after the imposition Knights of Columbus. Keyport. Lois Pel linger; two sons. John of martial law that crushed Soli- Grenada airport dedicated He was a founding member of the Phillips of Aberdeen and James darity. Sons of Shillelagh. Old Bridge Recordings of Popielusiko's ser- thousands of people who, if jobless. bers of the interim government Phillips of Old Bridge; a daughter. ST. GEORGE'S. Grenada (AP) - appointed by Scoon after the In- A member of the Laurence Janice Phillips at home. A brother. mons were broadcast over Grenadians inaugurated the Point might be attracted to the left-wing Harbor Democratic Club. loudspeakers before the service, New Jewel Movement of the late vasion; Prime Minister Tom Adams Robert J. Phillips, of Sayrevllle: Saline International Airport yester- of Barbados; the acting U.S. am- Mr. Phillips was councilman of and three grandchildren. which attracted one of the largest day, celebrating with steel bands Prime Minister Maurice Bishop. Madison Township from 1958 to 1M0. crowds at a Mass in Warsaw since The Reagan administration had bassador, Loren Lawrence; and The Day Funeral Home. Keyport. and prayers the opening of the U.S. AID officials from Washington. Madison Township mayor from I960 is in charge of arrangements. the June 19U visit of Polish-bom airstrip started by Cuba and com- focused world attention on the Pope John Paul II. pleted by the United States airport before the U.S. Invasion of Scoon's administration has sched- Patrick V. McDonnell At St. Johns Cathedral. Glemp Several thousand people gathered Grenada a year ago on Oct. 25 by uled elections for Dec. 3. compared the abduction of at the southwestern tip of this tiny claiming it was being built by Cuba An airport big enough to handle MARLBORO - Patrick V. Martha M. Savarese; two sons. Popielusxko to the May 1911 attempt as a military base for Cuban and jetliners had been a Grenadlan McDonnell. 62, of Freedom Lane, spice Island to hear the governor Patrick V. McDonnell. Jr.. of Mis- to assassinate John Paul, and said general. Sir Paul Scoon. officially Soviet warplanea. It said the site of dream for decades, and Bishop died Saturday at Riverview Medical soula. Mont., and Martin T. McDon- Poplelussko's followers should bear the airstrip outstripped Grenada's persuaded the Cubans to help build Center. Red Bank. dedicate the airport and its 9.500- nell, of Brooklyn: a daughter. Miss their suffering as the pope bore his. foot runway that will begin regular It. Born In New York City. Mr. Martha M. McDonnell, of Brooklyn; Walesa, winner of the 1913 Nobel legitimate tourism needs. Some of the strongest resistance McDonnell resided in Brooklyn, service before the end of the year U.S. troops and small contingents one brother. Martin McDonnell. The Peace Prise, told a crowd in Gdansk The airport, situated on Point to the Invading U.S. Army Rangers N.Y.. before moving here 10 years Bronx. NY.; three sisters. Sister following a morning church service of soldiers and police from seven and Marines came from Cuban »«o. Salines, Grenada's southwestern Maureen Agnes of the Sisters of that the kidnapping may have been tip, is expected to Increase tourism Caribbean nations invaded Grenada soldiers and construction workers Before retiring in 1073. he was a an attempt to provoke the govern- about a week after Bishop was killed armed with automatic rifles at the police officer for the New York City Charity. New York City. Mrs. and help revive the stagnant econ- Kathleen Schroff of Lakewood and ment's opponents. omy of an island country 13 miles in a power struggle within his leftist partially completed airport. Twen- Police Department for 27 years. Walesa, contacted by telephone at administration and Marxist army ty-four Cubans were killed in the He was a communicant of St. Mra. Margaret Deegan, of wide and 21 miles long with a Msssschussets. Ma Gdansk apartment, said he told population of 100.000. officers seized control of the govern- fighting, and Cuban President Fidel Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church. the people, "We won't let anybody ment. Castro's government said later only He was a U.S. Army veteran of The Freeman Funeral Home. Grenada's interim government pull us into brawls In which we will hopes that the airport and tourism Among the dignitaries attending 40 of the 730 Cubans on Grenada World War II. Freehold, is in charge of arrange- lose. We simply cannot let anybody the airport ceremony were mem- were professional soldiers. Surviving are his wife, the former ments. will provide employment for Mary V. Herbert MIDDLETOWN - Mary Ver- Her husband, James Herbert, onica Herbert. 78. died yesterday at died in 1M3. Riverview Medical Center, Red Surviving are one son. John Bank. Herbert, of Navesink: one daughter. Born in Marlboro, she moved here Mrs. Ann Brickie. Fair Haven; four 40 years ago. brothers. Francis Maher, of Before retiring in 1(76. she Bridgeton. Hugh Maher. of River worked in the housekeeping depart- ment of Riverview Medical Center Plata. Edward Maher. of West Long for 20 years. Branch, and Carton Maher. of She was a communicant of The Neptune; and eight grandchildren Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Posten's Funeral Home. Atlantic Help. Highlands and a member of Highlands, is in charge of arrange- the Middletown Senior Citizens ments. Edward Zigo POINT PLEASANT - Edward Point Pleasant Moose. Zigo. 71. died Saturday at Point He was a player for the Newark Pleasant Hospital Bears, a minor league baseball Born in Danbury Conn.. he resided team. in Irvington before moving here in Surviving is his wife the former 1968. Jeannette Fox.: two sons, Paul Zigo Before retiring in 1(73. he was a of Neptune, and Donald Zigo of purchaser for RCA. Harrison, for 41 Brick, three sisters. Mrs. Ann years. Mlhok of Point Pleasant Mrs. He was one of the prime con- Marge Zimany and Miss Elenor tributers to the development of the Zigo. both of Toms River; and seven tubular conducted television. grandchildren. He was a member of the Old The Colonial Funeral Home. Guard of Point Pleasant, and the Brick, is in charge of arrangements Charles Austin FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Church. He was a member of The Charles Austin. 85. died Saturday at Retirees and the Freehold Senior Jersey Shore Medical Center. Nep- Citizens Club. tune. Austin died after he was hit by Surviving are hi. wife. Nan a car on Route 9 here. Dalton Austin; two stepdaughters. Born in New York City. Austin Mrs. Mary Joan McNamara, here, resided in Howell before moving and Mrs. Eileen McCoy, of Prince- here 11 years ago. Before retiring in Ion; nine step-grandchildren; and 1956. he was a self-employed used two step-great-grandchildren. car dealer In the Newark area. The Higgins Memorial Home. He was a communicant of St. Freehold, is in charge of arrange- Robert Bellarmine Roman Catholic ments. Lois O. Sullivan HAZLET - Mrs. Lois Ogden Church, where she was the former Sullivan. 54. of 11th Street. West organist, choir director and director Keansburg. died Saturday, at the of the church's craft program. Philadelphia Medical College Hospi- Surviving are her husband. Arthur tal. Phila . Pa. (Jim) Sullivan; two daughters. Mrs. Bom in Keansburg. Mrs. Sullivan Nancy Isaksen of Long Branch, and lived in this area her entire life Miss Jayne Sullivan, at home NAME: LEONARD B. She was a member of the The Bedle Funeral Home. Key- Keansburg United Methodist port. is in charge of arrangements Richard Solow ~€HARGE: B^LPERSONATING ABERDEEN - Richard Solow. Aberdeen Soccer League. 44. died Saturday at the Baysbore Surviving are his wife. Susan, of Community Hospital. Holmdel. Aberdeen; a son, David, at home; a ABUSINESSMAN Born in Brooklyn. NY Mr. daughter. Robin, also at home; his Solow moved here 10 years ago mother, Mrs Lillian Solow of This is the story of Leonard B. - another case from the files of the He was a self-employed sales- Delray Beach, Fla : and a brother. man. Howard Solow of Brooklyn, N.Y. Bell Atlantic "Yellow Pages. Mr. Solow was a member of the The John W Mehlenbeck Funeral Board of Trustees of Temple Shalom Home. Haslet. Is In charge of Leonard was smart. He was fast. He was efficient. And he knew his Reform and past president of the arrangements. business Inside and out. The problem was, no one knew he knew it. Allan M. Cohn You see Leonard was Just a one-line listing in the Bell Atlantic LOCUST - Allan M. Cohn. 89. broker for Ellen Hazelton Realty Yellow Pages. And the Yellow Rages is the first place people look died Thursday at Riverview Medical Rumson. Center. Red Bank He was a U.S. Army veteran of when they need a service like Leonard's. They want to know who Bom in Shaker Heights. Ohio. Mr World War II. Cohn resided in New York City until he Is, what he does, what are his hours, and what are his moving here 12 years ago. Surviving is one brother. Walter Before retiring 12 years ago he J. Clarke, of Aptos. Calif specialties. And he couldn't tell them that in a one-line mention. was an officer of the General Steel Posten's Funeral Home. Atlantic Corp., Perth Amboy. After his Highlands, is in charge of arrange- It wasn't until his business made the ten least-wanted list that retirement, he was a real estate ments. Leonard learned his lesson. And now he's gone straight. Straight Olga Senete to the top. Because now, like so many other smart FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA - was a food service manager for J.J businessmen, Leonard knows that if you Olga Senete. 79, died yesterday at Newberry Department Store. Free- University Community Hospital, hold. want people's business, you gotta give 'em Tamarac. Fla. She was a former communicant of Bom in PoUnd. she resided in St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic the facts in the Bell Atlantic Yellow Pages. Freehold, N.J. before moving here Church. Freehold. five years ago. Her husband, Eugene Senete, died Beforf retiring five years ago. she in 1974. / Surviving are a daughter. Helen Bwlris of Fort Lauderdale three 202. DEATH NOTICES sisters, Jenny RsskowMs and Helen Babicbuk. both of Long Island. N.Y. and Bertha Baronofsky of Freehold eight grandchildren and seven GIVE 'EM THE FACTS. greatgraadchildrea The Higgins Memorial Home. Freehold, is in charge of arrange- The D**tty ffegtster MONDAY. 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A WOMAN OF tw- magic good luck charm. . VOUNS M CON- Polar Kakghaa, Lynda lp» ll-SO***b LALATTS NMaMT WITH 1J0^SMooS JSJOPAROno M BkJS"Y (1M*. Com- IWMUPMCMCMUH » ady) WBBM Holdw. OnM Programing may make public receptive to commercials NEW YORK (AP) - Televiiion qualitative make-up ol the audience connection between program appeal appeal and the viewer*' attentive- "There's a distinction between next step was to broaden the survey programs (hat produce laughter, rather than its size, said "viewers and the recall and effectiveness of ness to the commercial." using TV as background music and to • large national sample joy, tears and even anger are more generally find that commercials are the sponsors' messages. The latest survey measured what actually watching," laid Stephen A. "Our position is that advertisers likely to keep viewers attentive and more memorable, likable, believ- "This is nothing new," uid it called "program impact," defined Holt, TAA's general manager. "We need both qualitative and quan- receptive to the adjacent com- able and persuasive when placed in Babette Jackson, research director as the "degree of intellectual and know they're staying in the room, titative ratings," Ms Roberto said. mercials, a new study says. programs they find involving." for th* J. Waller Thompson ad emotional stimulation," and "pro- but are they being reached?" "The point we're maklng.il that The study, released today by the This finding supports what agency. "In any study of com- gram appeal," defined as "the That report was criticized by the some environments are better for Boston-based Television Audience advertisers have known from their mercials in programs, you'll find a overall entertainment value of a network* for, among other things, advertisers regardless of the size of Assessment Inc., which surveys the own surveys — that there's a strong close relationship between program program." its methodology In selling pro- the audience they're attracting." According to the TAA, "the study grams to advertisers, the networks Exhibit ends tomorrow clearly indicates that programs with have relied heavily on the quan- high Impact and appeal ratings are titative ratings measured by the OCEAN GROVE-The works of more likely lo capture viewer*' A.C. Nielsen Co Carolyn Carpenter, a local artist, attention and increase their recep- The networks seem more accept- are on exhibit at the Joyce Befarah tivity to commercial*." ing of the TAA'* latest qualitative Gallery. 52 Main Ave., through The study did not specify which survey. "We agree with the bade tomorrow. • A paid directory ol coming events for non-profit organiutlons. Rates $J 75 for three linej for I day ill 00 each program* were more or leu involv- premise that the more Involved a Carpenter ha* lived here most of additional line), tt.00 (or three lines (or two davs III 50 each additional line). H 50 lor three lines for three days ing. Eliiabtth J. Roberts, president viewer la with a TV program, the IS2.0O each additional line). V SO for three llnei for four or five days 112 JS each additional line). N 00 for three lines her life and attended Ocean Grove for ii< to eight days (WSO each additional line 1.110 50 (or three lines for nine to ten days l« 00 each additional line i of TAA, said her commitment to the more benefit seems to accrue on the and Neptune schools. She began to 111.50 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day II 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline II A.M. two days producers of the programs involved advertising side," said Jet**, Han- draw pictures as soon as she was before publication. Call The Daily Register. 5424000. ask for The Date Secretary in the survey prohibited releasing delman, director of sale* and sports able to hold a crayon and credits her that Information. research for CBS. skill solely to heredity. Although she Thrift Shop open next door; hours Mrs. Price 741-1240. Last year, TAA released a study Handelman said the TAA's re- completed a lew small watercolors OCTOBER 3* - TUESDAY Wed. A Sat. M. that said nearly 40 percent of the TV search date seemed too statistically several years ago, she prefers pencil Trip to Chippendale's Package in- NOVEMBER II - THURSDAY audience Is reading, having con- sketchy, but "If* basically a step In art and, with very few exceptions, ANNUAL BAZAAR. Belford Unit- cludes entrance Into Club plus bus Penn Dutch Adventure Includes venations or actively pursuing the right direction." limits her work to that medium. Her ed Methodist Church. Campbell Ave. transportation Bus departs 4 pm lunch st Plain 4 Fancy Restaurant some other distracting activity The latest study used a crou- favorite subjects are people, and from Bradlee's. Hwy 35. Mlddletovm It Church St.. 10-3. Handmade Xmaa Show at Sight 4 Sound Theatre while "watching" TV. This finding section sample of 470 women be- portraits are a specialty but she Great price 130 For reservations articles, gifts. 4 baked goods. Lunch- Bus transportation. Great price. brought Into question how effective- tween the ages of M and «• who eon available often chooses other subjects. TW-MM. Adult: 126 Child: 114 Bus departs ly advertisers were getting their headed households in Kansas City, 9:30 am. Bradlee's. Hwy It. Middle- Her work, it is notable for its fine 1 messages to viewers. Mo., In 198S. Ms. Roberto said the The Chorus ot the Atlantics Barber Married Couples Bible Class Unit- town. For reservations. csU 719-1424 detail. Shop Singers present Guest Night at ed Methodist Church. 247 Broad St.. Anacon Hall. Monmouth College, S Red Bank. ANNUAL TURKEY DIN- Mlddletown Newcomers' CHI- pm , for men who like to sing Famil- NER. 4-7 pm. AdulU 17 50. Children NESE AUCTION 730 pm. Price ies invited with (ree admission, 12 Craft Show 4 Minl-Bauar a 50 at Buck Smith's. E. Keansburg entertainment and re(reshmenta Advance sales P.O.Box 57. Middle- MOVIE TIMETABLE Guest Quartet. Slag* 4 and the HOLIDAY CRAFT SALE. Mem- town. NJ 077a. Tickets available at orial School. Morningside Ave. Chorus door. 300 prises. for ins movM unuuMt Is Union Beach. 10 am to 4 pm Space top* 110. Call 73Wffl» JKMoi iHssrisjRMsana(W)) Tit us Parents Without Parlnera, NOVEMBER 17 - SATURDAY Hlsr A* Mat* Ami* PMie (xxxi oenanuswi Mm r aovAjsaotwaWs cmsaicmsaiA N — Bayshore Chapter (44. Open House, St. Joseph's School PTA will spon- ioa« Moamoulh Arts Foundation ANY- Fund Raiser, Halloween Dance and sor a giant indoor Flea Market 4 siT^tas THING GOES RUMMAGE SALE Cocktail Party. Costumes optional Crafts Show. 10-4. in the school A* OM Uja nans (XXX| osnangous Horn »:S0-J:30. Bingham Hall. Blngham noon Hyouali 11:10 p.m. Town and Country. Hwy 35. Keyport. auditorium 4 cafeteria Tables will arajATNaioai* CMSSISA a — Ave.. Rumson Attic treasures of AS Tao Mat Naw StraMM rsms (IOOI) eonanu. Members ti. Non members 17 be 112 50 For reservations, please B l a* Ns»« im 7 SO. »IO local Arts members and the contents Chapter phone: 747-34M. call Mt-1422 or 5tMM0. ol a local home. Seeing is believing! OCTOBER II - WEDNESDAY Elbsron PTO. Park Av*. Elberoa. NOVEMBER 4 - SUNDAY HALLOWEEN COSTUME la having a FALL CRAFTS SALE. SHMWMMV rUJA CIMStU I - VFW Poat 2179 FLEA MARKET. 9 Amsrloan Drssmsr (POI 7 30. * » DANCE. PWP Central Shore Chapter 10-3 Reserve a table. 110 Bring your am to 4 pm. at Post Bldg . Hwy 36 mmmtmmi IAXA CINSSU U - 007 I pm. Oscar's Bar 4 Restaurant, own. IS Call Cathy Gibson at am* Mr Rstwas io BVOM Sam Kn Scharlrr. (A MoauMr and wall, dolls, flowers, cakes, advertised. Space is going. For infor- BAZAAR. Keyport Historical So- breada, etc. Luncheon will be Served mation call 739-2531 jJUs. ciety's Annual Country Cupboard, In the School Cafeteria from 11 am lo from 10 am to 4 pm. Lovely hand- 2:30 pm. SANTA CLAUS will be there DECEMBER It - SUNDAY made crafta. treasures, baked goods for picture taking Admission is free Trip lo Radio City Christmas Show, Luncheon served around noon Public afternoon show, by Th* Open Door. SmnsBim rvreawSuS* AMERICAN invited. Held at the Steamboat Dock EMD Red Bank Women's Club 126 739-WM or IJMaTO. Museum. Broad St. 2M-1SS1. presents An Evening with BOB KILUAN, nationally acclaimed Folk APRIL 1W7 - DREAMER St. Clement's Episcopal Church, Singer 7:30-10 pm. Women's Club MONDAY • THURSDAY corner ol Hwy M L Church St.. House. 1M Broad St. Benefit local Greece. Israel. Egypt, with Law. Belford ANNUAL BAZAAR Friday: project. Donation 110 Refreshments Price all-inclusive. Land. air. meals 10-8 Saturday: 10-4. Handmade 7:304 pm and at 10 pm. Information Depart: Matawan Methodist Church. items, home cooked refreshments reservations. Mrs. Kirby 741-1019 or Call5*a-jr75 The Daily Regist B SPORTS.... 2 ADVICE 6 MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1964 Your Town CLASSIFIED 9 FREEHOLD MARLBORO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN

Red Bank hald a Halloween Parade yesterday, and grand prize. From Hazlat. the doll family includes thete are some of tha winners. At led, Monica Green, Sandra Thleme with her daughters, Tammy, 15. and WINNERS 4, Ot East Keansburg, holds a packet ol gift Kelly, 14, and Karen Nixon with her daughters, certificate* donated by Rad Bank araa businesses Klmberly, 13, and Kara. 10. And at right, Kristin Dlug, — llrat prlie in the youngest group Of contestants. 13. waits to go down the drain after winning first Above, a cabbage patch family Unas up to accept tha prize for her age group. Mother nature smiles on Halloween parade

BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN the grand prize of $50 donated by Kennedy Lawn Service The local Knights of Columbus chapter Judged ages a Red Bank Utilities flatbed truck and the Walt Street Pub. The group also won gift 6-10. and awarded first place to a small girl wider a The parade Included shiny red vehicles bearing RED BANK - Hot weather and hobgoblins combined certificates from local businesses for first prize in the large paper mache stork that swung a baby doll from officials from the Police Department, First Aid Squad to make yesterday'i 37th annual Red Bank Halloween "groups and small floats" category. a cloth In Hi beak Sharon Dlug of Keansburg took home and Fire Department. The Rumson-Fair Haven High Parade the biggest ever. Even vampires emerged from gift certificates for her costume, including a S25 School Drill Team marched between majorettes, their coffins for the occasion, and played their roles The cabbage kids were Sandra Thieme with daughters certificate from Clayton * Magee clothiers. marching bands and cheerleaders from Red Bank without flinching under sunny ikies and temperatures Tammy, 15. and KeUy. 14, and Karen Nixon with Dlug • sister Kristin, 13, won first prise in her age Catholic and Red Bank Regional high schools. that mounted Into the 80s. daughters, Kimberly, 13. and Kara, 10. group for a leu optimistic expression The older Dlug's "It took a lot of planning. The Borough Council passed Spectators lined Broad Street to watch the marchers Of some 60 marchers in the 1-to-S-year-old category, head emerged from a paper mache toilet bearing the a resolution that it had to be a warm, sunny day in the proceed from Bergen Place to White Street, where Monica Greene, 4, of East Keansburg, won first prise inscription. "Goodbye. Cruel World Ms." said Mayor Michael J. Arnone. who rode with the prises were awarded shortly before 3 p.m., said Parade for her portrayal of a little princess with net wings. The Of the lour floats in yesterday's line-up, the borough councilmen. Director Mary Ann Gaul, of the Department of Parks Red Bank Kiwanis Club judged the category, and Monmouth Day Care Center won 1100 and a $35 and Recreation. Greene was awarded gift certificates, Including a 110 participation fee for Its "Old MacDonald's Monster The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire Department A collection of cabbage patch kids from Hailet took certificate from Haagen Dazs Ice Cream. Farm. The float included a variety of monsters aboard provided free treats and sodas for all. r Breakfast to fete volunteer aides

FORT MONMOUTH - More than Service for tbe board. 1.100 men, women, teen-agers and Programs for which the board youngsters who are volunteers In recruits and places volunteers In- programs associated with the Mon- clude Adult Literacy, for English mouth County Board of Social speaking illiterate adults; and Services have received Invitations Friendship in Action, to give friend- to a recognition breakfast at Gibbs ship and guidance in dally living Hall. here, on Nov. 8, when they will skills to people discharged from be honored for tbe help they give to psychiatric hospitals residents of the county. Volunteers are also recruited and "Volunteers enrich the lives of placed in programs to help shut-ins, others, as well as their own, by such ss Mobile Meals, a private non- giving their time and energies to profit agency that arranges for improve the quality of life for home delivered meals; and Re- thousands ot elderly, disabled or assuring Calling Service and Home troubled county residents whose Friends, telephone or ln-person vis- needs cannot be met solely by Its governmental programs such as For the elderly or disabled, those provided by our agency." said volunteers are sought for transpor- Louis Armour, director of the board. tation, to drive people to medical Tbe youngest volunteers at the appointments, food stores and other event will be a group of pre school important errands; for nursing home and boarding homes, to help MYSTERIES SOLVED - New York City mystery writer Mary children from the Asbury Park Day Care Center who pay regular visits with social and recreational pro- Higgms Clark talks about why she writes, and about her writing to residents of Medicenter, a nurs- grams and visit residents who are career, at the first ol this fall's "Afternoons, with Authors." ing home in Neptune City. The lonely; CB Program, citizens band sponsored jointly by the Monmouth County Library and The Daily children are rehearsing a song and radios installed in the homes of and Sunday Register. Next week, the maker ol the "Catlish Bend" dance that they will perform at the elderly or disabled people and in tbe mythology, Ben Lucien Burman, will speak at the library's Eastern Volunteer Recognition Day break- cars of handicapped driven; and Branch. fast. Approximately 400 of the Weathertiation, making the homes invited volunteers are expected to of low-income elderly people more attend. energy-efficient. Guest speaker will be George J. Programs helping children and Albanese, commissioner of the New their families Include Parent Aides, YESTERDAYS Jersey Department of Human Ser- to provide friendship and guidance vices, who has been asked to discuss to single parents experiencing stress Forward, march government initiative in the de- in child-rearing and homemaking; Halloween parade. livery of services in the IMOs, and Early Intervention, to help pro- Jason Piiug. 7, of Hazlet, gets set to give parade watchers an 100 yean ago A study from the state Capital the implications of this service fessionals work with developmental- At a citings meeting held in Red "ear"-lul aa his brother Jeremy, 4. right, polishes up his Punishment Commission draws system for the future of volun- ly delayed children; Head Start sod Bank's court house, six people from impersonation of Chewle. The pair are wailing to Join Hazlet'a protest from several councilmen tarism, according to Marilyn Karl, day care centers, working with pre- several churches are appointed to a scnooi cmiaren Halloween Parade yesterday. from local municipalities, who say supervisor of Volunteers In Public committee to act in conjunction not enough time was spent on the with state and national committees at the unveiling of the Monmouth study. Seven of the stale com- mission's nine members were ex- Republicans bold an enthuslatlc pected to urge retention of the death COMMUNITY CALENDAR cousty convention in Freehold to penalty. nominate a full county ticket con- Results of a nationwide poll show TOD A Y UNION BEACH - The Union Beach Rec Kurlander will speak. sisting of a senator, sheriff, and Incumbent President Lyndon B. reation Commission Is sponsoring a costume RED BANK - Representatives from the coroners. William H. Vrendenburgh Johnson with a wide lead over FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Fall registration parade for children in pre-school through eighth Social Security Administration will be at the Is nominated as Republican can- Republican candidate Barry Gold- for Freehold Area YMCA. East Freehold Road, grades at Memorial School, Mornlngside Avenue. Municipal Building from 9 a.m. to 5 pm begins today for "free class,' (those holding full didate for state senator. water. Figures show the president at 3 p.m. Candy and prizes will be given. MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown Woman's membership) and "seventh week" (those already making tremendous gains in the MANALAPAN - Manalapan Parks and Rec- Club will sponsor a Chinese auction in West- enrolled who wish to continue for an additional larger cities due to hit stand on civil reation will conduct a tree Teen Open Gym from eight weeks). For further information, contact minster Presbyterian Church. Tindall Road, at rights, with Goldwater leading In 7 to 10 pm at Clarks Mills Scnooi, Gordons SO yean ago the Freehold Area YMCA. 11:30 am Lunch will be available. Corner Road, for residents of Manalapan and A. gasoline price war in New the suburban areas. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Atlantic WEST LONG BRANCH - Clean Ocean Action, Englishtown in grades 9-12, today through April Jersey drives one Red Bank garage Highlands Garden Club will present a program on the Sea Bright-based coalition dedicated to 17. Registration will be held In the school gym owner to offer customers free cleaning up and protecting the local marine "Natural Fragrances of Potpourri ' by Ellen 10 yean ago MATAWAN - Al-Anon meets at 10 a.m. and gasoline every tune they have their environment, will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Gehm in the senior citizens recreation center at Alcoholics Anonymous at 9 p.m. at Trinity oil chanted at hia garage. The state's Green Acres bond Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan Community the harbor. Lunch is at noon; the program at I Episcopal Church, Ryers Lane. tittle Silver loses a landmark issue question is slated for the Room, Route 71. The new "Ocean Alive in 85" p.m. November ballot. The 000 million MATAWAN - Families Anonymous, a fellow- when a 600-year-old sycamore tree campaign will be discussed as well as plans for MIDDLETOWN - Singles Again Inc., will ship for parent!, relatives and friends of drug and on the corner of Prospect Avenue bond program for the acqulstion and the annual Beach Debris-athon and the 1145 alcohol abusers and children with behavioral sponsor its weekly dance at the Linrroft Inn. and Rumson Road is cut down development ol New Jersey's parks, Kick-Off Reception. Anyone Interested In finding beaches, natural areas, and historic problems, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Cross of Newman Springs Road. Orientation is at S'p.m., because officiate fear It will fall out more about the organization is invited to the dance at 9 p.m. Food, prizes and games will The tree is said to have been used sites, will help answer the growing Glory Lutheran Church, Cambridge Drive. attend. be available as a landmark by fisherman off Sea need for more pabUc open space and RED BANK - The Red Bank Board of Health UNION BEACH - Reservation deadline Is Bright. 100 years ago. recreational faculties. will sponsor a free rabies clinic for dogs and cats THURSDAY today for a bus trip to Atlantic Dty, to be hosted The cornerstone of the new Fair A citizens' committee for the from 7 to I p.m. at the Independent Firehouse, MIDDLETOWN - A Back to School night will Nov. 11 by the Union Beach Firtt Aid Auxiliary. Haven public school building on preservstion of the 100-year-old Flak Mechanic Street. Chapel. Fair Haven, makes arrange- be held at Middlelown High School North at 7:30 The bus will leave the First Aid ttoilding at 12:15 Willow Street is laid and the public Residents are urged to bring their cats for ments to move the building to p.m. Parents are invited to meet their children's p.m. For further information, contact Irene is allowed to inspect the building vaccination due to rabies in neighboring stales. borough property on Cedar Avenue teachers and see the school renovations now Lamano, Union Beach, or Rose Brown. Keyport after ihsj ceremony. Dogs over one year old vaccinated in 19(3 or 1984 for use as a community center. nearlng completion. do not need to be vaccinated. Nearly M0 firemen battle for over FAIR HAVEN - The Greater Red Bank FKIlht Y an hoar to contain a fire that League of Women Voters sponsors the Fair 20 years ago destroyed a warehouse that was WEDNESDAY ^ Haven council candidates forum at S p.m. in SHREWSBURY - The Shrewsbury Re- Thirty bends from several local part of the Farmers Exchange on LONG BRANCH - Tbe Topping Library for Centenninal Hall. publican Club will sponsor a preelection dinner ' ob march down Broad Street. Throckmorton Street. Freehold. The Children will feature two movies for school-age RED BANK - The Rotary Club will meet at at S p.m. at Casey Jones Restaurant. Long Red Bask, to tbe high school athletic warehouse was being used by tbe children beginning at 3:30 p.m.. "Winter of the 12:15 p.m. at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Branch For further information, contact the , iMd to celebrate the 17th annual Mlllnunt Mills lumber firm. • Witch" and "Trick or Treat." * New Jersey Rotary District Gov Carl club B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1984 Morris shines as Giants roll past Redskins, 37-13 plays later they had It back at the BY JONNI IAI.K and it showed in Coach Bill Parcells "Simms showed courage under face after tt was over. pressure, and the young guys kept 18 when Perry Williams recovered EAST RUTHERFORD - A group "It was our best game of the year catching the ball. That loosened up Jeff Moore's fumble. of men were enjoying themselves — our best performance overall," the run for us This game sure does Before the first period was over, outside of Giants Stadium last Parcells, still wet from a bucket of a lot for our confidence. We may Earnest Gray (seven catches for 121 evening after the football festivities water hit players had doused him lack some things, but character is yards) had burned Tony Peters for had ended with, said. "I'm happy (or this not one of them." a 22-yard TD catch at the end of an "Hey! The Giants kicked some team. 1 have a good feeling about it. The Giants survived a' rough 83-yard drive, and Morris had tail today, didn't they?" one called It's in easy team to coach, and the beginning when Phil McConkey, one squeezed around the right side for to a group of wf Hers. players work hard. When we play of the day's heroes, and Terry his first TD to cap a 62-yard march. "Yeah! Today they played foot- our best, we can be competitive with Kinard butchered a punt, giving the The other 60 yards came on a 29- ball'' one of his friends yelled. anybody. ball to the Redskins at the 17 Three Sec Morrii, B3 Pats'rally stops jets, B3

The New York Giants sure did. Their 37-13 rout I that's right - rout I of the Washington Redskins MARATHON WINNER — Orlando Pizzolato of Italy crosses the catapulted them back Into the finish line of the 151h annual New York Cily Marathon yesterday. playoff picture. Pizzolato won with an official time ol 2:15:28. Norway's Grete Waitz On an almost perfect fall day, the was the women's winner. Giants were almost perfect. The beautiful day was perfectly horrible for the Redskins, who — like the Giants - are now 5-4. a game behind Dallas and SI. Louis in the Eastern Pizzolato takes Division of the National Conference. Utilizing a shifting defense, the Giants took John Riggins, the Wash- ington bulldozer, out of the game, NY Marathon and everybody knows the Redskins don't win when Riggin* (It carries for 51 yardsi can't run. And what NEW YORK (AP) - Over- and Gianni Demadonna of Italy were the odds on little Joe Morris coming serious stomach cramps in 2:17:05 (15 carries for 68 yards and three and extreme heat and humidity. Waltz, who also admitted to touchdowns i outgaining Riggins7 Orlando Pizzolato. a little- having stomach cramps early in The Giants, with a newly-dis- known 26-year-old distance run- the race, when she occasionally covered running game built around ner from Italy, scored a stun- tugged at her shorts and raised Morris's sweeps and quick traps, ning upset victory In the New her arms, was clocked in nutrushed the Redskins, 130 yards to York City Marathon yesterday. 2:29:30, her slowest finish since 79. With three of his top receivers There was no surprise, winning the New York City race sidelined. Washington quarterback though, in the women's race, as for the first time in 1978. Joe Theismann - he of South River Grete Waitz of Norway won for Pizzolato. born in the little fame - had a horrible day although the third consecutive year and Italian town of Piovene, some 60 his statistics 123 of 46 for 248 net the sixth time in seven years. miles from Venice, and now yardsi will reflect yards picked up The race was marred by the living near Milan, was asked in garbage time - long after the first death in its history. A after his startling triumph what game had been decided. French runner Identified by race had been his previous biggest Giant QB Phil Simms riddled the officials as Jacques Bussereau, triumph Redskins' secondary for 18 comple- 48, collapsed after running about "There wasn't any," he said. tions in 29 attempts for 294 net yards IS miles and was pronounced He also said that after the and two TDs. It was a gutty dead of an apparent heart attack gruelling race, he felt fine performance by Simms, who was in the emergency room of TRYING AN ESCAPE - New York Gianls the first quarter ol yesterday's game at Giants physically, despite the dif- sacked seven times and forced to Elmhurst Hospital in Queens. ficulties that had plagued him quarterback PhiKSimms tries to gel away from the Stadium in East Rutherford. The Gianls. who kepi run three times. It was a gutty their playoff hopes alive, routed the 'Skins, 37-13. Pizzolato and Waitz shared over the latter stages of the performance by the entire team, Washington RedJkms' Dexter Manley (72) during many similarities in their per- event. formances, but there were con- But those problems added a trasts lot of drama to the race that was Pizzolato, who never had won devoid of outstanding mara- a marathon in 12 previous races, thoners, except for Dixon among RBC captures led from near the halfway mark the men and Waitz among the of the 26-mile, 385-yard event women. and straggled to the finish line, Almost each time Pizzolato stopping to hold his stomach stopped and grabbed his eight times during the final five stomach, it appeared that he tennis crown miles. His time of 2 hours, 14 would have to stop runing com- minutes. 53 seconds, was the pletely. slowest in the race's 15-year "I had some cramps in my WALL - Red Bank Catholics winning the doubles. The first history since 1975 when Tom legs and in my stomach," said unbeaten girls tennis team picked up doublet team of Jeannie O'Connor Fleming clocked 2:19:27 At that Pizzolato. a student of physical another title last night as the Caseys and Pat O'Bryne stopped Karlie time, however, the course went education. "Also, along the shut out Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Reitiel and Crissie Meredith, 6-1,6-2 only through Central Park course, it was very hofand very gional, 5-0. to win the Shore Con- while the second doubles scord a M, In 1976, the course was hard to run " ference Tennis Tournament for the 6-1 win .over Kerry and Mara changed to include all five But he said he never thought third year in a row O'Shea. boroughs in New York City, and of quitting. Bill Rodgers scored the first of "The important runners were The victory extended RBC's win All 22 of RBC's wins have been by his three straight victories. behind me," noted Pizzaloto, the streak to 22 and, in the past three shutouts and the Caseys have drop- After Rodgers' streak, Alberto 27th-place finisher in last year's years, the Caseys have lost only ped only two sets all season. Salazar won the race three New York City Marathon and twice, both times to Watchung Hills times In a row. starting in 1980. with a personal best of 2:14:42 in in the finals of the NJSIAA tour- RBC will go for the NJSIAA before Rod Dixon of New Zea- the 1983 Rome Marathon. nament in 1)82 and 1983. Parochial "A" championship land became the first foreign "I had the courage to keep Wednesday when It meets North winner last year. Pizzolato was running. It was the second time this year Jersey "A" champion Holy Angels not considered in their class. "When I was in front. I that RBC has beaten Rumson at Mercer County Park. Dixon was unable to defend controlled every mile. The (16-3-1) but the Bulldogs played his title. Suffering stomach people I along the course I were better thaan ththee score indicated RBC and Rumson could very well cramps, just like Pizzolato did, giving me great strength." meet in the SC finals next year also. he dropped out about 100 yards Meanwhile. Waitz. loser of •Rumson played much better this before the 21-mile point, when only one race in eight previous onto The Caseys lose only Lynne Fagan time," RBC coach John Marley he was in fourth place. marathons in which she had said. "The second and third singles while Rumson had its whole team Pizzolato's time had to be finished — when she wound up were good matches." returning. considered respectable, in light second to Joan Benoit of the of his physical problems and the United States in the Los Angeles RBC's Lynne Fagan downed heat which reached a high of 74 Olympics - said she almost quit Birget Marxen. 64, 6-2. in the first degrees and the humidity which Sunday's race in the early going, singlesto get the Caseys going. soared to 98 percent. when the stomach cramps Hegina Fagan then beat Wendy Lynnt Ffjgw d S»ga Manan 1-0. « 2 Dave Murphy, a native of bothered her continually. Edwards, 6-2. 6-3 in the seoend iFioind Wanoy EMA t-2. • 3 Britain now living in Louisville. She thought the cramps were I«My IteConNck (-3. M » •»«••> Cart D.PMM singles and Cathy Decker fought off Ky., finished second in 2:15:36. caused by too much liquid. CHAMPIONSHIP FORM - Red Bank Catholic's Lynne Fagan a stiff challenge from Teddy He was followed by Herbert "It was very warm, so I was displays some ol her team's championship form during yesterday's McCormick to win the third singles. Jaanma O'Connor-Pal Otyna a KarWgn Steffny of West Germany in drinking more than usual," said Cmm Min—iS-i. »l. 2:16:22, Pat Petersen of the 31-year-old Waitz, a former action of the Shore Conference Tennis Tournament. The Caseys 6-3. 6-4. KM* Haf-Saa SWUM « Kany OVaa-Um OSIIM blanked Rumson, 5-0, to capture the team title lor the third 60 » I Ronkokoma. NY. in 2:16:35. school teacher in Oslo. consecutive year. FMcon - KBC 320: FtFH

Truck Today! MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1984 The Dtaily IteRtSter B3 Patriots9 27-point rally dumps Jets, 30-20

FOXBORO. Man. (AP) - they For the ninth straight week, Barefoot Denver place-kicker completed 13 straight, accounting terback by riddling the Colts' porous • had a new coach, but tt mi the sensational Dan Marino was right on Rich Karlis booted a 38-yard field for 283 yard*. secondary with two touchdown nme, old come-from behind New NFL target tor the Miami Dolphins goal as time expired in sudden-death The victory, in which the San passes and over 200 yards. England Patriots. Sunday as be led the National overtime to give the Bronco* a Francisco defense handed Los An- Jim McMahon passed for 180 Football League's only unbeaten thrilling victory over the defending geles its fint shutout since 1981. yards and one touchdown and the Trailing 20-3 Ute in the fint half when the Patriots trailed at half- team to a SB-7 rout of the winless Super Bowl champion Raiders. gave the Wers an 8-1 record and Chicago defense, ranked No. 1 in the and 104 at intermission, the Pali time rallied for Zl straight poinu to beat Buffalo Bills. The Broncos got their chance padded their West Division lead to NFL. registered a club record 11 "We didn't do anything special.' Meanwhile, the Denver Broncos three games over the Rams. sacks their victory over the Vikings. ! the New York Jets 30-» Sunday to be said. "We just ate a few oranges when safety Roger Jackson inter- (provide Raymond Berry with a edged the Los Angeles Raiders 8-lt cepted a pass from Los Angeles In other early-afternoon NFL Quarterback Neil Lomix com- and drank a little water and got in overtime in a battle of American action, it was Dallas 22 Indianapolis pleted 20 of 26 passes (or 286 yards ' victory in his coaching debut. It was instructions from Rod Rust on quarterback Marc Wilson and re- the fifth come-from-behind win In Conference West powers. turned it 23 yards to the Raiders' 22- 3, Chicago 16 Minnesota 7, St. Louis and two touchdowns and Stump defense and Lew Ertoer on offensive In another late-afternoon game 34 Philadelphia 14, Cincinnati 31, Mitchell ended long drives with a sit victories this season for the and went hack out and did the job." yard line with 38 seconds remaining. Pats, whose 6-3 record Ued them yesterday, the San Francisco tilers Joe Montana threw for 316 yards Houston 13. Green Bay 41 Detroit 9, pair of 1-yard scores as St. Louis It was the dismissal of Rust last crushed the Los Angeles Rams 334) Pittsburgh 39 Atlanta 10 and Kansas rallied to defeat Philadelphia. with the Jeti in the AFC East. Wednesday by former Coach Ron and three touchdowns at the 4»ers The catalyst in the Patriots' in a key NFC West contest. blanked the Rams. Montana, the City 34 Tsmpa Bay 20 Bill Kenney threw for 332 yards Meyer that set off the crisis that Marino continued his assault on Seattle played at San Diego in the victory was ruaning back Craig gave Berry his job. The next day. conference's top-rated passer this and two touchdowns, lifting Kansas James, who rushed for 7» yards In Miami's team record book by pass- season, completed 11 of Ms 31 Monday night game. City over Tampa Bay in a gam* general manager Pat Sullivan fired ing for 282 yards and three touch- Danny White celebrated his re- 10 carries, including a 25-yard burst Meyer. attempts, including a stretch begin- which featured an NFL record 160 in the third quarter that gave the downs. Marino completed 19 of 28 ning in the second quarter when he turn as the Cowboys' starting quar- passes. "He gave us a pep talk at halftime passes. Including scoring tosses Pats their first touchdown late In and told us to hang in there and we'd the third quarter And the go-ahead covering 7 and 65 yards to Mark win," James said of Berry. "He said Clayton and 10 yards to Dan John- score came on a five-yard pan from we could score 30 points and we did. Tony Eaton to Stephen Starring with son, as Miami improved its record even though we only had six at the to M - the best start in the NFL 10 M left in the game. time. But the motivating force was since the Minnesota Vikings were "We know we have the ability to UM» in 197S. Berry, who played it low-key even score points." Linseman powers Bruins NEW YORK (AP) - Ken to lift the Hartford Whalers to a Linseman scored on a 2-on-l break triumph over the Chicago Black with Charlie Simmer with 6:40 gone NHL Hawks in the third period last night, lifting The Whalers, now 6-3, took over the Boston Bruins to a M National first plsce in the NHL s Adams Hockey League victory over the Rangers ahead 1-0, but Tom Fergus Division, two points ahead of idle New York Rangers. and Mike O'Connell lifted Boston in Montreal, while the Black Hawks Linseman fired a wrist shot Into front. suffered their fourth loss against an unguarded net after a perfect Fergus put a short backhander five victories setup by Simmer tor his fifth goal of over Rangers goalie John Van- Sabres 6, Flames 2 the season. Linseman added an biesbrouck and O'Connell's long slap BUFFALO. NY - Mike Ramsey. empty-net goal with 17 seconds left shot on a power play snuck between Ric Selling and John Tucker scored to clinch the outcome. a group of players in front of the net second-period goals leading the Buf- The Bruins extended their domi- and through Vanbiesbrouck. falo Sabres to a victory over, the nation of the Rangers to seven Special teams dominated the sec- Calgary Flames. games (6-0-1 > with the victory, the ond period, with the Rangers getting Dave Andreychuk, Mai Davis and third in as many games since two power-play goals and one while Sean McKenna also scored for acquiring Simmer from Los Angeles short-handed. Maloney tied it on a Buffalo while Colin Patterson had last week. The Rangers have not beautiful three-way passing play both Calgary goals. beaten the Bruins since Feb. 27. with Pierre Larouche and Tomas Patterson scored twice in the first 1982. Sandstrom at 5:01 on a power play. period to give the Flames a 2-1 lead, Boston grabbed a 2-1 lead after Whalers 4, Black Hawks I but the Sabres stormed back in the one period. Don Maloney had tipped CHICAGO - Center Ron Francis. middle period to take control of the EYE ON THE BALL - Philadelphia Eagles' Melvin Irom quarterback Ron Jaworski during first quarter in a pass from James Patrick just who scored two goals, touched off a game and snap a two-game losing Hoover is tackled by the St. Louis Cardinals' action ol yesterday's game in Philadelphia. 3 38 into the came to put the three-goal, second-period outburst streak. Michael Washington after he caught a 44-yard pass Morris stars as Giants top 'Skins season, Dean had three inter- yard pau to Gray and a 31-yarder to ceptions, one of those for a touch- the same guy. down. The lead went to 204 on a 77-yard The Redskins got a touchdown on drive, keyed by the passing of Thetsmann's four-yard pitch to Simms and the running of Rob Moore midway through the fourth Carpenter. Morris scored his second period. They can save it for their TD. but All Hsji-Shelkh was wide highlight film. with his PAT attempt. The Giants team which showed up Christmas Club That made no difference at all. yesterday was the team which Perry Williams intercepted clobbered Dallas. 28-7, In the second Theismann at the Washington 27. game of the season, and next week's and Haji-Sheikh kicked a 19-yard opponent is those same Cowboys — field goal The Redskins countered at Dallas. with 23 and 33-yard field goals by The revamped Giants' offensive Mark Moseley to create a mood of line played decently, despite the trepidation at halftime. takes the cake. seven sacks of Simms. There may There was no reason for it. The have been a reason. Giants barged 77 yards in the third "We had a meeting before the period — after Moseley missed from game and Harry Carson and some of 40 yards. McConkey. who earlier the older players had a few things to had set up Morris's second TD with say." Brad Benson, who had moved a romp to the S. did it again, turning to left tackle for the day, said. a pass he had fumbled into a 39-yard "Most of what they said was gain to the 5. Morris scored again to personal. It was like let's hit people tie a Giants' team record for most and play football. Let's not put rushing TDs in one game. The hat pressure on ourselves." trick was last turned by Charlie Evans In 1971 The Giants hit - and got hit - The last New York score was just with reckless abandon. Lawrence four seconds into the fourth period, Taylor had nine solo tackles, and ^vm and it came on an eight-yard Simms Carson had eight. Bill Currier hit pass to Bobby Johnson, who beat one Redskins so hard he sat out the HOLIDAYCARROT Vernon Dean. That was poetic rest of the game with a concussion. justice. When the Redskins beat the Gary Reasons, Taylor and Casey Giants in the third game of the Merrill had sacks RUMSON awk public Please take notice that an 8:30 p.m. curfew will be in effect for those under 18 in the Boro of Rumson on October 30 and October 31 (Halloween) Mayor and Council Join now and get a Free Cake Plate Plus,we'll make your final weeks payment! It's a piece ol cake to take home a great tree No matter which Club amount you choose, gift when you join our new Christmas Club at you'll be on the way to a bill-tree holiday Marine View Savings. And. as icing on the cake. Marine View Simply open a Club for S5. S10 or S20 weekly Savings will make the final week's payment and receive an attractive ceramic Cake when you complete your Club next year! Plate (imprinted with Carrot Cake recipe) Just pick the weekly amount that best suits absolutely free. Join a Club lor S2 or S3 your needs and join now! weekly and get a special tree gift. (Free oiler limited to one gilt per lamilv while supply lasts; MARINE VIEW SAVINGS MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT I E ATONTOWN 671-2400 542-0404 Mfmbcr FSLIC B4 The Daily Register MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1984 Ex-Lancer Mulroy sets Mules' kicking marks ALLENTOWN. Pa. - Former SI Tennis tourney Chiefs in tackles (57) and quar- Mlddletown is a member of the John Vianney kicker Tom Mulroy Smith honored terback tacks (•). Bucknell University fall golf team. established Muhlenberg College COUNTY FARMINCDALE - The Fourth READING. Pa. - Albright Col- He has a 7S.2 average and tied for single-season school records for Annual Shore Area Girls Tennis Hockey members lege i tenior linebacker Bob Smith ninth in the Pocono Invitational and field goali made and attempted in a BRIEFS Championships will be held Nov. of Holmdel. wat named Middle LAWRENCEV1LLE - Renee tied for eighth in the ECAC Southern recent 20-0 Mule victory over Get- 1«-18 at the Wall Circle Racquet Atlantic Conference Defensive Play- Lemieux of Belford and Kerry Section qualifying. tysburg. Club. The tourney hai been ex- season gives him 17. one more then er of the Week for hit performance Harmon of Monmouth, are mem- Two successful kicks in the game panded to include all three tingles Another Bucknell athlete, the previous mark. He hat a perfect in a 104 victory over Wilket bers of the Rider College vanity give the sophomore from Knglish- 11 for 11 in extra points and 21 of 23 and both doubles. freshman runner Bill Loughran of Smith, who hat been the Lions' field hockey team. town nine field goals for the season at Muhlenberg Ha it 16 of 32 in Entries may be obtained by Atlantic Highlands, was 10th in top defensive point earner the past Lemieux, a 1M2 graduate of The previous record was eight. career field goals with his longest tending a telf-addressed envelope to 20:04.0 as Bucknell defeated Cornell three seasons, deflected a Wilkes' Mlddletown North, is a starter on Mulroys four attempti this being a 48-yarder Stan Friedman, Wall Circle Racquet . IMS. and Susquahanna. 17-46 in a past attempt in a two-point con- defense while Harmon, who gradu- Club, 1215 Shaflo Road. Farm tri-cross country meet. Loughran vertion attempt and stopped a ated from Shore Regional last ingdale. 07727. Entries cloud Nov. earned Daily Register All-County Wilket runner on a fourth and two spring, la a reserve player. 9. first team honors for Henry Hudson late in the game. Overall, he had 14 Winning pair Regional last year. solo tackles and eight assists for the WILKES BARRE - Former Cowley stars game Mater Dei soccer standouts Mike Malloy and Frank Wanxor scored O'llern second WORCESTER. Man. - Another Case leads the goals at Wilkes College scored ex-St John Vianney player, split end a 2-1 overtime victory over Sus- PHILADELPHIA - Kale Bill Cowley of Holy Croat College, SPRINGFIELD, Mass - Former quehaima recently. Wamor't goal in O'Hern, who starred in track and had hit second big week In a row by Red Bank Catholic defensive tackle the seoend overtime was the game- cross country at Red Bank Catholic. catching three passes for 118 yards Wally Case had 10 solo tackles winner. Both players are finished second recently for the and one touchdown in a 41-0 rout of including three for losses for Spring- sophomores. University of Pennsylvania In * Connecticut. He had mined the field College in a lots to C.W. Pott. 15-50 double dual meet triumph over early part of the season due to a leg He alto had two quarterback sacks. Bucknell news Columbia and NYU. O'Hern. a injury The tenior tri-captain leads the BUCKNELL - Tun Dickens of junior, was timed In 18:32. Mavs shut down Magic, Lakers

DALLAS (AP) - Even though hit we really seem to play well against Earvin Johnson and Jamaal Wilkes Dallas Mavericks teemed to hold a NBA the Lakers, ' said Dallas' Jay Vin- were held to 9 and 7 points, special magic over the Lot Angeles cent, who scored 16 apolnls to go respectively. Lakers, head coach Dick Motta wat with teammate Mark Aguirret not counting on that when the two blocks quickly," said Lakers coach game-high 31. Jay Vincent had 16 points and teams met last night. Pat Riley. "But tonight we were The Lakers, who never led, had Rolando Blackman 14 for the "I thought we were In for a down 1S-16 points right from the get- pulled to within 9540 with 4:40 to Mavericks, 1-1, who also got 13 buzzsaw tonight." said Motta. go. Fighting uphill is loo much to play when Aguirre hit a 11-foot points from reserve forward Kurt "We're on national television ask." jumper. Aguirre followed on the Nimphiua, including a 3-point play (WTBS), it't a full house and The Mavericks, who were J-2 next possession with two free earlier in the fourth quarter that (Earvln) Magic (Johnson) loves the against the Lakers last year, are throws after he wat fouled by snapped a 7-point Laker run. big crowds." coming to believe that they hold a Michael Cooper to put Dallas back But the Maverickt held Johnson to spell over the team which hat In command before a Reunion Arena Dallas led by as many as 23 points OFFEN8IVE FOUL — Los Angeles Lakers guard Byron Scott, • points and led by as many as 23 on played in the NBA finals the last sellout crowd of 17.007. in the first half behind 16 points by above, dives into Brad Davis ol the Dallas Mavericks during first hall the way to a 107 -M victory before a three years. The Lakers, who opened the Aguirre. He and Blackman sparked action ol last night's NBA game in Dallas Reunion Arena sellout of 17,007. "I don't know if it's us getting up season with 0-2, got 20 points from the Mavericks to a 21-9 lead that "It's important to get out of the or them getting a little bit down, but Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. but starters grew to 33-16 after one quarter. Unbeaten Caseys eye crown BY KEN DEMPSEY Brake problems? on the Shore Conference title which Red Bank Catholic High School's begins Saturday." girls gymnastics coach Linda Porzio fecit that her squad's Porzio happened to be in the right unbeaten mark could work at advan- place at the right time when the tage Caseys were trying to fill a coaching SPORTS "The Shore Conference meet in- vacancy last summer CHATTER vlove.i a lot of Individual competi- And Porzio couldn't be any any tion." Porzio noted. "But I think happier with her luck. In her first that being undefeated will give us year at the helm. RBC recently more incentive to show how good we concluded its regular season sched- are. I know that sounds like a bold ule with an impressive W> record statement but the girls have worked and an unofficial billing at the very hard for the type of year that shore's top team. make it to the state playoffs But for we have had and they want to show "I wasn't really looking for a now we are concentrating our sightt that it was not a fluke." gymnastics coaching position," Porzio admitted. "But I did happen to be In school one day and there was an opening for a coach. I had never Van Patten, Rinaldi fall coached the sport before but I didn't want to see the program fall apart, so I decided to take the spot." HOUSTON (AP) - Betsy lime in the match with Van Patten Heading into the season. Porzio Nagelsen and Butch Walts finally hitting a forehand volley error at wasn't sure what to expect but the wore down energetic Vince Van break point. did know that she had some talented Patten and Kalhy Rinaldi 6-3, 44. personnel to work. 6-3. 6-2 yesterday to capture the Rinaldi was broken in the seventh For starters, sophomore Cristine $100,000 first prize In the (400,000 game giving Nagelsen-WalU a 5-2 Furlong. World Mixed Doublet Cham lead. Nagelsen then served for the "We're a very young team." pionsbips at Astroarena. match with Walts winning it at the Porzio said, referring to the fact Nagelsen and Walts, who defeated second match point with an over- that the 12-member squad consists fourth seeded Billle Jean King and head smash. entirely of underclassmen "I knew Peter Fleming en route to the finals, that we had the young talent and broke Van Patten in the first and "I played better as the week went Cristine is an example of that. She ninth garnet of the first set. on," Nagelsen said. "I practiced a it one of the better performers in Van Patten, who did not lose his lot with Butch and I got used to the area but it's all the result of her serve in a three-set semifinal vic- teeing balls coming at me at 1.000 own hard work. tory over top-seeded Chris Evert miles per hour." "She's a dedicated and hard- Lloyd and Jimmy Connors, was working individual." Porzio added. broken again at love in the second Rinaldi and Van Patten will split Get a free brake inspection Other leaders for Caseys are game of the second set and the 150.000 runnerup share junior co-captains Ronanne Com- Nagelsen-Walts took a 34 lead. erford and Jennifer Ziemski. And But Van Patten-Rinaldi rallied to at Shell Auto Care rounding out the top-four for Red win the second set, breaking Walts Not 'Skins day Bank Catholic is sophomore Monica in the fifth game and Nagelsen in the Bring your car to one of the participating seventh game. Tilton. whom Porzio labels at EAST RUTHERFORD - The Auto Care dealers listed below for a free, another solid performer. Walts' forehand started costing Washington Redskins should have him errors in the fifth game of the no-obligation inspection of your brake sys- "There's no question that we are known it was going to be a bad day tem, and a free written estimate of how much second set. He hit two forehand before the kickoff of yetterday's a balanced team." Porzio stated. your repair should cost. "In addition to our top four, we have errors in the fifth game, including lost to the New York Giants Free t strong freshmen group which in the break point. If you decide to have your brakes turn telli me that our future could Nagelsen battled through three Minutes before game time, Wash- repaired at Shell Auto Care, the parts and Brake Inspection be bright." break points in the seventh game ington General Manager Bobby labor will be backed by your dealer's written But for now, the Caseys' future is before Van Patten smashed a fore- Beathard was among the missing limited warranty. the 1964 campaign. hand service return down the line Your Auto Care dealer wants you to be Juit br in« Ihn coupon to one of the Shell past Walts for the break point. Beathard had run in the New York Auto Care dealers listed in this adver- "I am a little shocked by our completely satisfied with his service, so get tisement before jnbeaten record." Porzio said. "But Nagelsen-Waltt started to regain Marathon yesterday morning, fin- control in the third set breaking ishing 19 miles before giving up to know him soon. 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By Stella Wilder graph. Let yaw birthday star ba of where you are with old goals at MONDAY, OCT. 29 youTdaily guide. the moment. Bon today, yon possess a natural TUESDAY, OCT. M TAURUS (Aprtl KHtay Ml - reserve that In dally Ufa translates SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Hov. 21) - Your Inclination to eek perfection Into a quiet and charming dignity. An accumulation of small successes may keep you from success today. You also Insert Into all you do a seta you up awottonally for a major Try to ba content rita what you vibrant sense of humor that enables push. Don't Mil youneU short. alreadyhave. you to see the light side of even the •AQITTAMUi (Nov. M-Doe. QCkNMI (May 2 -June 20) - darkest material. You have an ai) - Bang oa to what you have, Your physical and i ervous understanding for the business you may hav* need of every bit of It carries you througH a fow aspects of any undertaking that Is before day's end. oomrs wita llytag covn. farbeyoodyourleveloftrainlng.lt CAPmCOMN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) - CANCER (JUM i-jurf aa> - la this that allows you to find ways Keep Ideals and standards high and Scatter your foreai aad you will and means to profit for evan the you will be able to get through a unllkeUest of protects. difficult day with pride and aatuv Try to keep all you- eggs la oaa Honest and absolutely reliable, you can ba counted upon to keep AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) - confidences, to help others as well Guard agalnat becoming so bogged aa yourself to succeed, and to ba as down In details that you fall to see LEO (July 23-Aua. 2a) - Innova careful vlth details as you are with the whole picture. The whole Is Uve action early in the day leads to things aa a whole. You never accept more than the sum of Its parti. revolutionary reaulla later on Ba praise not duly won, you never try PISCES (Feb. 19-Msrch 20) - glad to take a chance in pm. to share blame not truly incurred. Dealgn means everything today in VIRQO (Aus> at-Satrt. aa) - Also bom on thai date art BIN terms of success. Ira bow you put Spread your enthsaisam around! Msuldln, cartoonlat; Kate Jack- your Ingredients together that Vou can help both youneU and oth- son, actress. ers through yov potiUve attitude. To see what la in store for you AMIS (March 21-Aprtl IS) - LIBRA (Sap*. 23O0L aa) - You BLONDIE tomorrow, find your birthday star Mate a positive move toward the should be able to aehieve the day's and read the corresponding para- attainment of now goahi,' regardless goals in record time, leaving plenty TOHoiARONBlB 6O, fl'U. _ IP I CAN THAT1B 8TRANM, I ' CHBAP ANO •*• OQMAMJNICATB SAID TO TAKB THB A COU-CVI SWOON I of room for the unexpected. THE OTHER 9O BXPBNBIVE SAIO TO TAKK THe ] BRIDGE ADVICE

•yALMU CLUB SWITCH about your hand, tout overstates Even world-class players make At the other table the PoliahfSast your strength and Wggijats that errors, as we'll see at the Bridge led a club at the third trick. When you have two five-card suits. If Olympics in Seattle thia week and East Uter got his trump trick, he your partner had btt two clubs, you next Consider Bast's mistake In lad another dub. Down one. would gladly bid two dtamonda. today's hand, played during the The dub switch gave Poland Northdealer Switicrland vs. Poland match of several chances. If West had the North-South vulnerable NOBTH TIGER the 1964 Olympics. ace of diamonds Instead of lha K- J After taking two hearts, the of dubs, Baat might atlll get his 4>K1O2 Swiss East led his singleton dia- queen of spades and then lead a mond. Thia would work only If OKJ9875 West had the ace of diamonds. Even If West had neither an ace •AS South won and !ed three rounds nor a kin*, he might have Q-i-x of of trumps. He could then claim the diamonds; and South might mis- • J3 • Q75 rest guess his long suits, losing a dia- 9Q1075 ^AKJ mond and a spade. 062 03 Weald yea Ilka ta have AUnd It MWOW pays to put all of your • KJ1096 • 8 742 SkelaweM teach you haw la alay oM basket sackgaassaaaT A fj>|easss) beeklet DAILY QUESTION • A9864 trill ba au ike way ta you'wnoa yau You hold. •A8864?93OAQ f IM alaa • lUsiaed, Mlf-ad- 104* Q a. You open with am OAQ104 aTassad Na» IS Mvessue la ind pATtircr rupondi two •Q3 I* on •dab hearts. The opponents pass. What HI AND LOIS Pass 19 14> B^uwar^ ap *\Mt aasa^au. AB^ua^gsa VslBJup do you say? AllPaas COMB HBire. THERE'S [AV1H»Y CA ANSWER Bid two spades. A 34> Pass 44 OH0S0AL UNUSUAL rabid of three diamonds tells more Opening lead VVbMAU. ABOUT reFKESHlN©

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BUT ITMINtC M6 WANT* Mi si 51 IN HIS DMVBft/VAflOMAN — Muet be CASHIER — Part-trmo. at- able to drive atMhaMfl truost and Classified tkim Appry •MMM; O-OC o*, •»*..• CHAN PPeVATB HOMES - Unas have cor. CaN Mint Merdt. ffi SSS-47M MS Union Much 31 HtlpWinttd CtCAMfiO - AmbMtoua and RE m the mener ot the Ape*- AUTO MECHANIC — FULL tnorougn Claonlnfl parton. noal INDEX cation of Manuel Samoa TIME Monday Mrouafi Friday K aipononoo and TAKB NOTICE, thai e pobHc Oaya 7t; J7I7 > only apoty ma nHUCMTWI haartng will be new en K havo to bo twao t.o bo bondad HfOAlSl be* 14. tSB4 at BOOVm . AUTO BOOT PCRSON - I>p . WHUng to tram right par ton. tlarl the Unwn Beech Zon •Ml own Halo, rJopondaUa •4'nr ItmtM't cTaanlna Sorvlca. ot Adiuilment Mi tha Pnono ot*-aoTO or 74I0JU 74I-O77D Ctll artar 7 o m e loll and Found Building. 6*0 * 9 Spoon Noun Unton Beech. AUTOMOM.I M»W CAR CLERK TYPIST — Putt omo pot ? Trowl TianiporlaMn hear the application of Manuel SALISPtRSON i muruclion Santo* for property lODtllti at Mtoo. Houra from • a m -s p m tha corner of Stone Road and i.-Fll. * Florence Avenue hnown aa 101 ?l Bulinni Service Stone Rood, and eteo known aa Mtonfoar. 00WNES PONTIAC good tyolns tima wrtn . ?.' trtlriCriltl Block 114. Lot BA. UfwM Beech. MATAWAN, Hi O7747 offleo tip prarorrod To orranga TINTOM FALL9 New Jersey tar mttrviaw con «7i MOO PUBLIC NOTICE Ewuvam ClERK/CASMItR P/T - la. SI wip NanlKj Mala or NOTICE TO BIOOCRB An Ordinance IntMed OBDI at 1 c BACK MM OPERATOR OPEC begins NANCE AUTHORIZINQ THE pononca nolpful am not, n r*mW agc# la nawaby gtvam SALE OF CERTAIN PERSONAL i mey be vtewod « the A m Cl a « b? 8or>vhmnaJCriik1 Cart •no Borough of Oooonport. PROPERTY NOT NEEDED FOR the Ci borough SANK TELLER P/T —__**• 53 Oomejiic Help PUBLIC USE BV THE BOROUOH of Union Beeoh, MunlotpaMlBJutWl - County of Monmoutn. Now Jor- OF TINTON FALLS WHICH SALE lerienoed only. ShreweOury Framing crowo ovoaabto for 54 Situaliont Wanltd •oy and oaonod and road w pub- SHALL BE BV PRIVATE BALE ing. MO Poole Avenue, Union llete Sank. Mon 14 Wed 10-4. Frmalt lic In tho Counotra- Huang PURSUANT TO N J B A. Frl 10-S. Set S-l COB lor Inter- ItructkJn Call »1»H 55 Silualioni WinlM Ualf doom in tha MuMaool Bmtdtno between me houra ot 100 a view O42-7700 Ottt 2S7 grappling with 40A 12-13 (b) (11 waa introduced and 3 30 p m vou ere hereby CONSTRUCTION LABORERS - 56 Silualont WmtM 122 Monmouth Boulaward! by Mayor and Council of thenotrhed that you ar e prtvUodgad Iran Fun tuna Muat nova Mtlf frmalt OceenoortOooanport,. Haw Jaraay on NoBoroug- h of Tinton Falls on Oct 7a7 00oO vombor 12 1SB4 at 1000 AM9. IBM and on Oct 33. iM4 wee to bo preaent at aalhaannairid d 57 Cr»M Ct>e> Nuriery preveamo erne lor the roHowing fineity adopted end Approved by id an OOHJC TELLER COOK {SHOUT OHMR) - Vaar •cMM ONI FRONT ENO LOADER — Mayor lion, which yoyou mayhOM round, lull 1 port lima Bovoral FORO MODSL SSSS OH JOHN ir anting ot Mid varianoo. OSERS MODS! S4I0B JEROME S REEO SAWYER OALS 4 DOYLE Apply In porton. Haoward Jonn. 61 Busmen Opporluruty a sticky issue Borough Clerk Atlornoya Mr Manual BoMOO FULL TIME 6? Hntgagn Irving Cohen tona mmnonl 7S0 Mwy H term of bid lor tho ptopciiool Jilti ft^HAk itl n— tti — — •* — 63 Money tm nan GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - A quality for leu. work are on Me el the Office of pto pnone cans 64 Itonet WenlM •W Borough Admtnietreior. Mu- Rumson Area COOK B COUNTIN PHRSONB key Arab oil minister. Mana Saeed Oteiba said the Emirates' high nicipal BuHdMg. Its Monmouth « Jaraay O77JO - Fun s part itmo poawons Boulevard. Ouoonuort. Near Jot IMtl M4 O000 Appl In person Chicken Corner 7, Merchwdiit lor Salt Oteiba of the United Arab Emirates quality crudes are not selling be- 244 Tinton Fslls FIDELITY UNION DuUM/FIMT Pit. Ri SI. Middle- NATIONAL STATE EDISON 7? Geregt'Oero Slit •ufgested yesterday that his coun- cause they are overpriced in rela- by proapecBve bidder*, uupon TINTON FALL4 DIVISION, ono ol N J t loading 13 UKrunery for Sale tion to lower quality grades sold by applicationpp , during buaiinean a „. COOK1/WAITRESSE8 — Pial It Rinui Service try would cut the price of its oil il howrhowraa. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Z. OnO part-time Apply THE TAV- An Ordinance Entitled ' OftDI- 7b Firm Equipmtni an emergency OPEC meeting this other OPEC members. B*d* must be mada on aten- Public NoHoo M horooy " SPW. 1007 Highway M Middle NANCE AMENDING ORDI- l 'r» Auction Sews dard propoaal forma m tna man- town S7t-7l77 WHIIng to k week failed to reach agreement. "I am coming (to Geneva) with ner daaignalaB and reqwtrad by NANCE -"-'•??'?*!*. **i.t' *!!?l achodulo arouinnd SrookdeM 7r PfM tnd I i»rstor Otelba'f surprise comment came my problem of differentials and it the specif 'cation*. mu9t be 7i Anc'lfl ancloaad In eeeted anvetopee mootinga on Iha following daM has to be solved, and if there is no BOROUOH OF TINTON FALLS COUNTER HELP - Mutt bo pot- 79 Swapor [ichenge after his Nigerian counterpart, Tarn bearing the neme end addrea* of SO BrcycM'Mini ftkn tne btddar. daalpraaingthe nam* FOP) CERTAIN LANDS OWNED 1SS4 - County tonao* a dopandoolo. tuk a David-West, ruled out joining the solution I will solve it myself when BV STAVOLA. INC.. A NEW JER can Personnel pan Hmo Lrmo SHwor Ctaonota 81 Sportl tquipmenl of the bM on the outaMMt. ad- in Rend, * '4I.1I0B cartel in reducing production to prop I go home," Oteiba said. dreeaed to Me Borough Ad^rrta- SSV CORPORATION AND . at Ixt ttS3 to arrange en Intor- 8? Swimming Pools tretor fl2 Monmoulh WOODLAND VALLEY. A NEW eatCounlvC COUNTSr) PERSONS - Tata 83 CBt Elettionics up its prices. Asked if that meant he would cut JtRSEV CORPORATION wee In- i«X2r?hL (201)750-1000 ordori. praparo rood, cloan up 84 UeicmndiM Winltd Together, the statements ap- the price of his country's high •ey O77S7 and mwal bo accom- Only noal dopondabro workora. 85 Pi«Butlti panied by a guaranty payable to Apply In parton only. Woo peared to complicate the Organiza- quality oil, which currently sells for the Treasurer. Borough of Fidelity Union Bank/ "Mlai. tM Corr ava K* HHTi wmi tion of Petroleum Exporting Coun- J29 56 a barrel, Oteiba would say Oceanporl. that if the contract or Koonoburfl. 101 Apattmenls any part thereof te awrdad to First National Slat* tries' desperate effort to stave off only, "I'm not ready to tell you what the bidder, the udder aheii CPT OPERATOR - lip. 10? Houses lot Hem 103 Ranuls to Srujrl I'm going to do." Edison Division or wmanai lor CnoiMM. Bot- the second official price reduction in other eocurrty required Irving Cohan 104 Wirm Remti! OBoranty or Ind. Moyor Weae t StatSee Street . Trenwnew, NJJ tund. Koaon. Cavonauan. s U- the past 19 months. Asked if it would be wrong to take ifiti Eoual Oopty ImpWyor M/F Wno Salary ooan Coll Mr 105 Summit ftenllrs [The guaranty oceomponytng •7 a? OSSOft or by phoninhi g 106 Fufmihed Rooms All 13 cartel oil ministers are due his comments to mean he waslite bid then be given in the =1 21 «09-»3- lie* These public - Part-uma Apply In Roaon ns-UOO ernount of ten per cent 110*1 of , »•„,.- aT-ii- 107 Nuising,BttMtmtinl to meet In emergency session today threatening a unilateral price cot, AA neerlngs era in socordenoe with no Crook Ti CPT OPERATOR - top. Homes tnteld. Out not In atcett of twen. *** Union rBHB guideiinoa oatabiiahad by From St., Kfport he said, "If the conference fails to NJBP1S tor the adoption ot any I0S Comrwicil flmlels to seek agreement on a hastily ty Ihoueend doaore (SM.OOOI ORDINANC1 1ASKETBALL COUCH - Honry fashioned plan .for cutting overall solve the differentials problem, or propoaal having an effect on the 100 Buiklings'Qeriges iO?!!!!2t^?£?m!!£2'iX2.? Orillnance Authorlilng the profeaatonaoperation wNhM tho 110 FruilK) to Rent fails to see the urgency. I will go Cashiers Chech or B,d Bond «•**.•"« Municipal Clerk atale of New Jersey. Iroonmon loom. Conmcete re- OPEC production by at least 1 from a reputable insurance com- Eaaculo an Agreement with «HlflT»!IFO»lrUt home and take care of it." Oci 29. 29 so S3f 40 million barrels a day. The present pany. Monmouth County to Modify Ihe CUSTOMER 130 Opfn Houses OPEC limit on production is 17 5 Oteiba alto contended that all The rlghl la n , t . 'MtvttuovoBj ojojv e/fvoje>) nejr Bjajri ive, • 31 Houses for Sole any or all bide _ ~ '•"*• deled Auouet 2S. IBS* SERVICE 13? Condominiuim'Town million barrels a day. OPEC members except Iran, Saudi I to tno WHEREAS certain Fede interact of the Boro< BOYS/QIRLS Mt-paoed National Corp haa Houses Arabia and his country were viol- Ooeanport "">" °* Kindt ere poteneiay ivaiieMe 7th thru 10th grades mrnedieto port-Umo positions A committee of four oil ministers The auocesaful . U..11 K. Monmouth County undor Tide I 1.13 income Pioptrty ating their production quotas and _?"_•' r? ot tha Houaing and Community rVORK AFTER SCHOOi. S BAT la*n aDove average income aa a 134 I I'm PfOOffly met for about three hours last night required 8 Lost and Found EASILY EARN M0 TO M0 provlstona of the N*_w Jerse,„„y Developmenl Acl ol H77. com. tafaoos rop IvonMO) 135 Commeicill Properly and Indonesian Oil Minister Subroto that most members also were lOniy known aa Community Da- FREE FOUND ADS W1EIU.V NO TRANSPOR s p. MonFrl t I PrevsHing Wags Act. Chapter fATION NECESSARY. MOW hourto-OJOpm. MonF 136 Inrjutkilt. Property told reporters' the group would cheating on the price rules. "Most of 1 SO of the Laws of 19*3 effective, yolopmonl Btoeri Qronl Program, Aa a tonrtOO to our community. p mtorvlow can il/ lnmnd«cifigt and " I Dally Rigillir la ottering o :VER VOU MUST LIVE IN Jonlepm aSa VsMnoolit Pr. oMt-«oo. in January 1, i»74 WHEREAS an Agraamonl hat KEANSBURO PORT MON- Jl VMl 138 «"••,* Homes recommend to today's full con- the OPEC countries have been By order of th* Mayor and IS 3-Hna POUND ad lor 4 ttT IPS boon propoaod undor which tha Oaya uhdar our loot t Pound MOUTH. HAILET AREAS THIS 139 mitery lots violating the official price by oneCouncil ot the Borough or • NOT A PAPf* PIOUTI FOR DARKROOM TECHNICIAN - ference that the cartel reduce its Mun.-^S^ M plough ol 140 RMIfsltltWintM way or the other," Oteiba said, "and Ooaenpon Tinton FaMa and tho County of IMMW INFORMATION CALL Fun nmo. liw dawatojiing and production but did not specify the THOMAS W CAVANAOH. JP. . .., Reveler eppreoletae your printing Still would bo nefpful |n eery ft win do lit Don In timi- MI-ISM. MR TAYLOR KaursMi amount. Nigeria is one of those countries " MAVOP1 •*O"">°M Va ww train CaN for an interview 15? BotlMnrJ Accessories OCNE VALANZANO °T*.„?"? ng the original owner Ptttto •OYSOWRIS Morning nawt appl 747 WOO Oteiba spoke after David-West In 153 Camping I guipmtnl He said it would be up to the full MINIS ATO punu.nl lo callut tlfJi 1700 Oci 2S S27 00 pui' BRITANV SPANIEl — Lotl in .ong Branch. l.Rad Bona. Sao 154 Recitllionil VetiicM group to decide how much of a told a news conference that Nigeria d Urt. Froanold. FraaNHd Two. WHEREAS. It IB In Iho batl Lincron erte Hat Inlured hind DATA ENTRY would not participate in any pro- leg. White/brown tpota Anewere ftoBneioBDoVt Mertbtwe Ha^atM cutback was needed to maintain mtoraal of tha Municipality of Iha ??0 WantM •uMmMiw Ouchete 741-0*04 or laantburg.' E Kaanaburg. prices. > duction cuts agreed on by OPEC and Borough of Tinron FtHt to anlor OPERATORS ?30 Coniliudiofl Equip into aueh an agraomont. Eaoo» I eernmgt on. _ In an interview with NBC News was not ready to rescind the *2-a- NOW. THEREFORE BE IT OR- 2ND » 3RD SHIFTS menl 239 Had I *OUND — BrnaH Mac* lamala B win ontoe S trip Can ?40 Auk) Financing Sunday evening In Geneva. Oteiba barrel price cut his government DAINED by Iho Mayor and Oov dog Shadow Lake area Vownfj. MO-242-OM0 to* fro* Or of New JereeyKtunitt largaay to rolt n dtlonoa ornlng Body of Iho Munlcipoltty wafi-mannaretf Ligm Wuo eoNor 177-4011 mWy eorvtoo organlieHon Wo 250 Aulo Insurince announced last Thursday in " ""• »°rough of Union FaM. ?«0 »ulo (VnllflM said the meeting must do more than lh CoM 941-0040 of f4l-B0BB are eurrenMy looking tor EX response to similar reductions by "" '"'•• •gooomono i onlitloolo d CARPINTERS •mWNCID MY PUMCM OF ?7Q Aulo Serv Which different grades of OPEC oil •liver Oerman Shepherd Owner * CMF CORP THE FIKT OH are aligned above and below the $28- said. He said other OPEC members Ciety. 922 0100 583-3660 a-barrel benchmark price of Saudi were to blame for creating the weak Equal Oppty Emptoye* M/F Iff FJaily Hegitlti will not M FOUND - Sleek a Ian . CASMIER/IALESCLERK - Day light crude. Oils of higher quality oil market that prompted Britain _ utilities Building. 71 pup. male Appro* 4-S n OBLI SANDWICH - Qrlll per rtipontitle lor more ttitn one pel Clerk in accordance wtth Ihe son ba. hra ft health plan mcotlecl intonion ol any Id Cnesinut Street. Red Ben*, Mon- provieton* ot law, and found In Lekewood Br . . sell for more than $2». those of lower and Norway to cut their prices." ilh County. New Jersey not rtilisemtnl and only when il BE IT FURTHER. ORDAINEO tree Owner or good homo. COB I Monmouth Bl Nod Bonk than 3:00 P U. PfevaiHng iO*llllf S4O-O4BS Pharmacy. 10 Cnuron st. LMM mutually anecri re value of — NOVEMBER IBM No otitvinv PIMON - Days ft the id H 'i contains m enn BMs wilt be accepted through LINCROFT - Martin Or Small block dog. Senile Mixed but ro- Evenings Mual have own car cm clatKtied Ih* Mult Bids will be received PUBLIC NOTKCB Apply Jr. paraon Danny a Plua. end accepted only at th* place temblee poodle MALE Hee e lima BHver All adr, ait 'MBiclffl 10 then Th* foregoing Ordinance waa rtbie colltr boorlng Colonlel Vet- proper cleUilicetion end set as designated herein niroduced and paaeed first reed erinerlen. Cone Neck 442-4470 DCLIVEHV PER9ON - Musi bo COMPLETE specifications and in it* itguler D*iy ftegtsler i*l masting of the r 4» JEWELRY over IB, havo own ear and m- 222 Eatqnloon 220 Atlantic H.ghl.nds form of Bid* are on file it th* _ Council of the au'anoo Hood drMng record style ot type ttgril >s itstrveo office of the Purchasing Aoent. Borough of Tinton Felt* haM on LOST - White Angora OH mo to edit or iciocl any copy or Monei 75 Crteetnut Street Pied Bank, Oct 23, 1SB4 and satd*Ordi- kitten, milting from CHffwood FACILITY M person only Woo WHHoa IM Id TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN NOTICI OF OSCISION N j copies of which may be re- nance will be further considered Ave. Cllffwood Pioail return Cf r avo, Noaafcg PUBLIC NOTICf » hereby OF BOARD Of ceived by prospective bidders lor final p*aaag* si a regular •4X3II Work for North OMn K> OH pertom Ihel • puWlc SttliirWC a Boh of Eotontown and hearing waa hold on Augutl is. on tece Pleeoe carl 747 S4J1 or Showroom Chalnl purpose ofl ' reMef"soughif eoohlhtt ) on abi bidd gouaranty to the Borough of ISS4 and September 19. loot at to In* Specifications The ng lo be heard thereon will ba 2S4-11M REWARD IM SPECIALIST - Duties to work ITSBS Appry In proton which nttrlng en application tor Bid Proposal win be completed around Round Reeteurent 424 Btoet. 2» Lot (si 14C. commonly Ealontown for not lees than 10*. given full opportunity Hi aooN a dotoH-orlontad parton donf programs Must hold N J known aa ihe Tracy Tract of the amount bid escepf. that tha me|or tubdivnion tpprovtl lor I m the manner deaignsted therein JEROME B NCCO LOST CAT — Loot aeon in trtoln- Hwy 3ft Mlddlotown and required by the Speeifi- h la aoM-moovatod Tha eeching certificate Apply to Borough of Atlantic Highland*, bid guaranty need not eiceed lota, piue certain bulk veriencet Ity ot Branch Ave. Rod Bane Holler dolmen. Keenteurg pub FACTOBV HILPEK - No Ot New Jersey, wee heard, for MO.O0O.00. (title purpoeo of rollof toughll b. enctoeed in a oc, w •", Calico Point aiamata typo Stack and tit I* tchoole 2O1-7474422 I OS snoo necettery Mela won night variance and final ells The award of ihe contract tor on Stock IM. Lola S 4 10 and aaaiad envetopaM., which win be _J alripe down noee Very timid Re- area Can U3 4472 • Aoh I A • *• • • *t* _ i A—^ tem^hdOUbi > iAOfti 1MB work will non t bo mada untM Buck 121. Lota 1 • 2 commonly endorsed by the Bidder with his 247 Regional Notices ward Cell 471 IO4I or 417-4744. OMa raotrvlng and dWrlbuung DMVIHB) WANTED - DgHwar an d application waa (gran,todt ) tho nacoaaary tundo hove bobooon known aa Lilac: 'Hedge*"' . E Name. Addrees. Phone Number. leave nomo and number M poMad* noo BorougBorough oot and so marked lo indicate iha It.n FREELANCE i aaitalon « on Ma town Boulevarird BorouQ NOTICI IOST CAT - Near L S tuilon ahowToama No tip re m the Ooeanport. New Jbreay. itemi for whtch the bid «ard miited Delivery ea iaaipnatad in On medication wtH Irem alert part unto work ft you live near paragraph 2. above. AH bids SSF l«> a •, Borough ot Atlantic Highland*, aarva in* right lo faquir* a com. Said application lor inapactton MWAROB AU1HORIFV 747-QSSS ot 7474147 Monmouth County pubUoaSon musMt be accompanieaocompemedd by *s BiI d Call 201-220-4200 x334 %&"£? J££££. "2. NowJoraay #— financial and aaporlanc* in tha Borough Hall. 100 First drawn to MONMOUTH COUNTY noodt Oh etporloncod Imln 1 ADan J. 1 IlnaMtiln Tri Avenu*. Borough of Alantke Bond or Cenfied Check drawn NSW JIM91V LOST - Ti color beegie. male. OR APPLY IN PERSON ho*. Mertboro. Oooenpon. long yre I Ityoul erlltl to work In- Highlenda. Now Je* aey Ihe orderr of the Treasurer of Iha for NEW FLOW METERS Borney. Hmpa Union Beech U rough hour* bocaueo of incrtaaod re Attorney lor Appjicentt refeclorlry completep d work 01 " al Iha Sapfambar i9 1BS4B f Hd Bk t Sealed Propoaei* tor providing 73B-2S43 or BET 8AM-4PM M-F JJJ^, 1 ™J^ "itSST; loll volume Mual be evtlleble on Doted ma 23rd day of < alura required bafora meeting and tormaMsod on Octo- than dOi.1 ten percent of theand installing now flow motors Mtlt.tr. S0O-942-OSSO or amount of the bid e rtndom echedute lo tupple- turn.thing propoaal lor ma or ber 17. 1M4 win be received by Ihe •ayehore LOST - > mot CONSUMERS ft7 4»22 menl preeent tuff during peek It 72 apactftcanona. or before award- STEPHEN BRAV SUBMISSION of trva BUS will Piegtonal Sewarge Authority at ELECTRICIAN - MlChanH, toedi Ctll Mr Canon et WILLIAM E WILSON the office of the Authority 100 orod Anawora to Brandy t yri DISTRIBUTING Ml 4000. Etl 304 234 Marlboro » rlgm it alto raoervtd to ESQUIRE edgomeni by the Bidder thai h* Oak Street. Union Beach New 120NOPITHFISLDAVS elect eny or en bide or to waiver wlllcompty fully wtth Chapter 127 old Laat aaon In Ballord Family "el wiring Can after Attorney for Applicants »ey on December 10, 19B4 al rttroMn 4H IMo Laava RARITAN C1NTSR. EDISON Equal Oppty Employer any intormellliet where tuch m- Dated thia 23rd day of October t M prevailing time at whtch Equal Opp., Employer M/F raScNUMO rormeMy It not detrimental 10 me 19*4 time and piac* tnoy wMl be pub REWARD IN THI MATTER Ot* King end beet inlereti of the Borough of Oct 2S 111 52 VENDORS requiring cop... of itciy opened and read aloud LOST PURSE - SnOB-moon M Eetontown The right la alto re- th* Bid Documents through the The work under tnie proposal aerved to Increoea or docrooee U S Man* must firs' forward s include* all neceeeary labor and ••HMO*, a P~»y K he quentiuee epeclflod In the23B Mlddlfrtown i the amoun. of 120 00 equipment to complete me work to the Borough ot Pled POOMIO NOTICI a* described >n ihe apecifi- NURSING/MEDICAL Adtunment ot Marlboro Town, in* Purchasing Depart- cetions snd the terms ot theS Spaclal NoMcaa tnlp for o. variance, inter- Blddara are required to comp- tooted bldt ment peysbto to the Borough of pretation ol the Zoning, tpeciel ly with the requlremente of P L the Purchasing D* 37 YH OLD MALI - From Fit wrohoa to moot nice looking lady uee permit, tile plen. uee von. 1975 c137andPL 1977 c 33 I writing, on forma fumiahed POSITIONS AVAILABLE mce from BoctMne 500-701 -702 The aucceeaful bidder ahati ba by Iho MICHAEL J ARNONE. MAYOR and unless accompanied by aro M tor oompemonohlp S poet ol the Marlboro Townthlp Zon- required to comply with the Board ot Education up to 11 00 JAMES P MCOOLDWCK bid guarantee mode payable to Mo morrloge CoH 201.4141 ing Ordinance 13-74 to at toproviatona of the Hew Jersey em Thuroday, November 15th. PUftCHASINQ AQENT tha Bay •hore Reg too •( Sewarge liter 7 pm pormn e variance 10 uee IhePrevailing Wage Act. Chapter 1044 at Ihe Adminlttretton Build- « US20 Aulhorily Tha DM guarantee DAYS • EVFNfNfiS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME pramleot lor tho conetruction ot ISO of the Lew* of 19S3 affacttva ing. 50 Tmdtii Rood. Middle- aheii bo m ihe amount of 1OS ot MRS. SLYVIA lor a church, January 1. IBM ~ Mt\ N J total contract price, but not 10 PSYCHIC REAOtNQS clergy, parking lot. playground BY ORDER Of THE Biddert ere required to comp- Coad IM ooo. end anafi be m 775-9672 and picnic cy in a Land Con- BOROUOH OF EATONTOWN ly with tho requirement* of the form of a certified check ot RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES aarvatlon Zona on premise* J JOSEPH FRANMEL Chapter 127 Public Lowe ol 1S7S bm bond, al tho option of the Block 72 - (OH 1ft. IB, 17 which MAYOR (Sou*) Opportunity EmpWyerl bidder A Consent of Surety 12 Traval- niVSKIMIS • KMCM. TECHNIOMS • MEDICAL 8CCKTMIES, Me. la wWWi TWO HUN0RC0 (300) MAAQARET L SMITH Spocmcetlont end forme tor statement ahsri a**o eocompeny g ay bee tecureecued atl mtee240 ftumaon tha bid No bid may be Tranaportalton Explore tha opportunities Contact Ihe participating recruiters in this iJMt of proparty ownad by you. BOROUOH CLERK Office Of me Sacratary. S9 Tin. AIM NEEDCO - To lot Annual JRit appeal w now on tna eaten- Oct 30 131.41 withdrawn within sinty (SO) days DIRECTORY, and plaasa mention The Register. Var and • Pubtte Hearing he* dall Road. MiddMrtown N j PUBLIC NOIlCl of the dale for receipt of bids NYC Country Fiddler t Convert, baan aclMdulad tor Nov 14. MVBHUB BMARINO The Authority raaarvoa the right tlon on 11/3 Can 7S7 nit, M 100 PM in thaH«H HOIHIOBI AUGUST T MINER to reject eny or all bids, to waive eny informeirty in eny bid. end to Ma/lboro Municipal Building, NOTICI MOULATtONB Stay FoptanMuer. Ma, BA 1*79 TownaMp Ortva. Maflboro. The Townahip Committa of Iha — - This notice is published •ccepl thai bid which, m its Judg- N J u whtch ttnt you may ap- pursuant to the requirements ol ment, beat eervoa the interest of Otrtottr Townanip ot Hoimdai. at a moat- KIMStRLy NURSES. INC. AIL HEALTH CAM paar m paraon. or by an attorney ing MM October 22. 1BS4. Section ft IBS of the Revenue the Authority. and praaant any oblaoaena you Snaring Regulattoni. aa putxisri •4S loot SJpJn Scoot SWVICIS. INC •doptad a fteeoiution authorUMg AH work must proceed whUo FioHian, HJ ems IIKmteHwy may hava to tna granttng of thia iha awarding of contract tor pro ed m the Federaede l WeoTasir on I Bant, HJ 07701 »ltl»ii HI 07744 appeal o« avldanca relating puaucHonca October 17. IBIBMM Section SI SS ihe plant is m operation end eH 51 Help Wanted lioi 17eo-eMi The Planning Board of Middle work muat be carefutfy coordi- in uo-im IIII 1101)471 1400 petittva btda (in acoordanoa wtm prohibna diocrimlnatkon sgetntt nated with tha Owner and Engi- Mai* or F«m«io> Thte nonce it aorvod upon you tna Local PubHc Contract* Law mg aetton al Na meeeng of Octo- neer by (no AppHcanl by dlreclion of NJSA 40A 11-1 M aeq) tober 17..M4 thow hanfoapgsd status Atwurnsmo SALSS BOROUQH Of RUM8ON. Bidders ere required lo comp- the Zoning Boerd of Admttmeni Richard AnaaM. t*q for •piaclai approved — final major ewb- ly with the requirement* of P L SWltlPi FenoKon. RN purtuanl 10 ttalutt legal counaeMlng and -o Kraft t diwtaton lor c R S S Associates NEW JERSEY edvtsed the pub- I97S C 127. concerning State Are you Intoreeted In o career •I promisee located at BtocN 71 lic, employees end iob appli- ' I met 4 lob' The Oooen King of Olory ChrIttlon Cantor Hughea for apaolalifd togal aar< nondiscrtminalion provisions Reporter a ' SAyirKMt COraMUWTy HOSPITAL UCOSINJPKM aata of bonda or Lot 10 cente that il does not dis-and PL 1977 C 33 ooncorntng OF eOUTH MRSST. ntc cnmMete on the bests of hendi- 144 Sreoa k/PO Bet tstf) 727 North Baora StrOM III U_ approved — conditions! eapood atotus in admisston or luting of stoefchotdera with lOH HokndoL NJ 077J1 ALL PUM08ED EXHIBITS edopted • Reeolutton authoring uee/eit* plan waiver for James >ntereai in corporation or part- Rte Bent. NJ 07701 Rod Bant. NJ 07701 access lo. or treatment or em. ISStl U0.I0M IJOU 7M-MM ISttll ARE ON PtLE WITH THI ZON-the •warding of a contract tor Lee — Chinee* Weetaurant al ptoyrnent in. tie progrems end nership ING CLEHK AND ARE AVAIL- extraordinary, unapaciflablo aet- premises located at Block 7tg activities Each bid must also be eccom- vica (M accordance with tha Lot 1 pented by s Consent of Surety of rhem to pton and oaocutt rneir Local Public Contracts Law denied — minor sub- The Borouggh of Rumeon has The form included in the oonl/eci NJSA 40A 11-6 (1| It » Joea aiand t lottol ( ad.tnetria proorome. We ore dlviston/vansnce tor Moun- daaignand tna lottowlng ( document* port of a lop rated Fortune SOD Akoe Norton RN m latomowti Auto Repair for apacialliad aar- ismaide Lend, inc . at premises or office) aa the contact lo Bidding documente may Orroctor of Nuramg tad Kotenberg. Euc Or J . in connactton wtth voMcie aiiaimnnrt ~ — - *- *- - - -* 4#a*flOfe AROUND THE CLOCK loeaied at Block 447 Lots i-» ff lllrTnlrfQ V**U OVBHTnnl frwtn If ACTIVE NURSrHO CAM MONMOUTH txmcl TO HOOIM epproved - requeet tor one- ' requirements Inqu'riee ahouW ofneort of ina Autnorily at 100 4SSNOW Brunewca Ava CONVALSKENT CSNTIR NURStHQ CARC. INC Met la norooy gfron mat Copiee of me Retoiutmnt end year extension tor mapr Bub- be ovected to Oak straat. unwn Boach Now PerttiAmOoy NJ OtMl in Beth Avenue 27 Weal From leeet contrectt are on Me end even- _.dMato*-* .• n —fo ru, Woodlan_ _ _., _-d toa Run. ae. . Sac si • ,iNomn • efie J, Oery Sammon Jaraay. 07730. wookdoya from • (MMIW-0000 Long Branch. NJ 07740 Red Bent. NJ 07701 able for pubkc Intpecnon in me I tjont 212 S3 3 at p Office Borougn Clerk A M lto 4 »M P M. 12011 220-4100 1201) 747.SM4 ith County. Now Joraay office of the Townthlp dork of Btocka 4-4. 4-4 Addreee. Borough Hill. By Order Ol CoMruaHon of woioott Dorothy O'Shaughneeay R)ver Rood. _ Soytnoro RectoneJ Wadrnoton; Plennlng BoordSocroUry Phone Number 2O1S42-1100 Iftrtgt Auttority opanod and road M PuWK at ,tmp Sark 10/2J'14^ *>on I AM to 1 P M Donald Boohbtnoer. Chetr-nen ART PRODUCTION ASSIaf ANT tatoMewn Borough Han 47 SI 192 Oct 2S SSJ2 Oet 2S 11240 -* For maoanno puoMener Paul" CBititi jr . M Brood Smat. tolor»own. "- Saury 110.000 Company ben- FREEHOLD AMSA HOSPITAL oota. Sendroaume An Art Oe- ST UIIASITH HOSPITAL Bar T. 1M4 10 00 AM provaWng I I . . 0/0 - 11% vmameon Snot tjma. 2M OOBnoOft 2M0f»lP0«t . Rt 1 North. Morgenvtae. I, NJ077U EUaOeei NJ 07*77 Contract documonta ana Plan* NJ0T71I 12011 77MO00. EM •«• TAX SALS NOT1CS |M1|I27-M» Ol Real Settle In the Borough al Clminrinn, lor Non-Peymenl of of 11 percent per ASSEMBLY M/F F/T - W« annum. trom. Appry et Mooone Byetemt Tru»Tend Attteemtnte PubS Noace leheroby grven ihetI. MeM T Th*t eateiamedt under me provwont ol Aruclet. Chooser s TlOe Corp 41 Rtorden pi (off of iSoeoiaT Co»oolor ol ~^J,<^~ '^SXJiSSlM^inSi 44 ol the revited tttlutet ot New Jertey 1047, ommod •Sen or Reel IShrewabury Ave) Shrowebury. SCACHVtEW Property to Enforce Lwne' and oola tuppiemonttry thereto |No cent ptooea INTERMEDIATE CARE Anne Otoorne FACIUTT Swponrltor Portonnel __ J engineer al Monmoutn Srvd. Oooenpon. Now tot tote tokao piece, peymonl of tatoa or MANAGER -Tram- UNITED HOSPITALS MEDICAL CTR 1000 HJBMtoy IS. l«SlMown lendt. tor the MM year of 1SS2. coon and mortal muet bo paw by no i mm "°° r ".* . 11 Laurel Ayenue IS So Mi at Sou lendt wOl be tow so moke the tmountof xeenekuri NJ 07714 Newer.. N J 07107 ^ >onot>.M.<>MrMlMp,WhWMHImrMdl. fc&mtj. I1O1| 7174100 (Mil Me M7I * 1 during buttitet hourt ..nil, mil T -•• trt r-' .J?s^aeKlonde u bo eoU end Bta namee of eereoni •i BtcMerewatbe « wi»^^e»7oeVot e» te» t. p»ot. ^nd-t to tuot. >• M\nTpu>S!oaa »to aomo. ouOloel to rtdimp«tn ot tha tor unpaid t DELtNOUtMT IMTSMBT S BIOCK LOT NAME OF OWNER LOCATION TAXES COSTS TOTAL DUE ATTENTION! •brans Dm 70 3 Mh A S1.00JS4 S211SB 11.22JS7 0ROV1 HEALTH "OLMDtL CONVALESCENT SB 17 2S1.47 44 47 iirti CAM CSNTER 110 11 41*71 iSst tit Oreen Orevo Poet IMHwy 14 117 11 •JS4.S4 1JB1JJT Neptunt NJ077H Mil II III. NJ 6T7JJ • EWER LIENS AUTOMOTtVI (teiisa (JO1II " 110 1 71 I •7S7 CENTER - 117 S7 Mteheel Dodge SOTS 129 10 Joyce M Chnwtophor ISIS Setery • nil omn. PoM ««. For Information on placing an ad in thia •deyo S bonomo. Apply In poroon <••*• Borough of Eaaantown and Oct a. » Nov 5 12 Mchote Dopt Bom. Hwy, 34 t mm be aooompantad bv a Lloyd Rd . Mttowan E Ol M/F DIRECTORY please call (201) 542-1700 •10 TheDtflyltegfeler MONDAY. OCTOBER 29.1964 SI HatpWaMad M MBlpWantad II Hee> Weartee 31 Mate Wanted II Mem Wanted Si HeipW, mcatm TAX «AL EBTATE EKPSMEHCEKSCCa D ROOFER SeCRCTAm/CLIRtCAL — Raal TOW TRUCK OPJVfleja — Want- NURSE-AIDS AjhekeB n mal— ***• tnasphate•adat of mini- SI HalpWanted SI HelpWanted SI HeleWanted CIRTIFHO HOME ^^ *aVtjasatjV VtjPf tiai. ••fOJJp Cat• 70707.1007 1 EIIIII oMot Us" t/pmo. itma. HCALTH AIOB oiitiUll tBtntal. FtoFto.. km. Cao SSfll IfloVlfvaV- BCMafV OOfll- FARM HELP WANTID -Mil OCAL CONTRACT CLIAHMO fal-OMO tor paat • . auraki •*•> CtHMr CO — Looking tar QawllOfl M Ml an lilQallbli wort, CM 7 LAB ASSISTANT nneneo Corp.. ooaan. ^a^twBaaVaBfeBBTSBl SBaaT toVjBBwTwTaaaawT p HyJO p.m HI nil. oft I lattidtl a AOtnac man ty etrMa tor pt- RtAl. ESTXTS BALia ^4I oooo TITTLE SM.VER RBAL- i area. Tranoponeeon praan. toVlVtalatd and i iPBtd ', 140 attrkhapt PI.. LMfa Sa- TRUCK DRIVER — Home UWII - PetWIme. Thult. ed. Cat 000-101.S040 w. would tkato FfRMANfHTPARI ItMB-Tav »aa. aso. CaVoTi-teoo eBor 1. ' hoMeyhM a E«pletanoa M rk Man major, 'ut M Merlon, t JO-» lit UHW ton Fata atooa of «•••• pra«w You mual hone a car s a tat naauliw. aaa MWipu SALES/AUTO WIB trial. Appty al Moeon UUOCY KOO RBALTOOtJ. BECRtTARY/BOOKKIEPlR yam Corp. 11*1 Pine Break VOtea TEACHSR AHO PIANO 741-2070 IIACMER — Hooded ta» Itat- NJ 071-0744 a. (off of Hope Rdl Ttmon Past. MUMCAL P1RBONNSL POOL SCeVTtONIVT — ParvUMM- 1 full lima school but ortv«r lypa >1S Broad at. Rad Bar* ». S p.m./Man -Frl. tar maaa- • aaaa. fS Sana area ';»...„ Cat 741-tOIS k» ao- we |i.ttahl«g a». ugm rypfao 1 * h/pt 2 mandl Pan MM Mo PART TIME NCWt*Af>IR . TH*RAPV HO UPfPHMCC NECESSARY available Call4OJ-tltS LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION MODELS HO*M Of LIVERY a waaa. I. PO Baa IN. lluknjkl NJ rVAITEHa/WAITR WORKER — Ha.o-wo.«mo. Indi- parttst opportunity to aa>n paaeii iHa^ioTfT4svn wvaHaw vidual wttn drhrar'a Itotnao. Can Won -Set HUH 0-m. OH IS I. NJ 07701 OAL/OUV FRIDAY Wi Hma M tne tatting fleM of em -noon OR Ban. onfy 9-0 a.m. Parl-llme MI IMH4i Man - i a femes. No cmftn 1SSS S IBM Ho. 1 Slllns Car S1CRITAMV/BOOKKEEPER •uming. you may rnm»>. i»- a. 0 daya. E Thura evee MUM IUJVO 00> 747-2141 LANDSCAPE CMW CHIEF If you have ever aotd er wantod rMnm, 2t*-l00O. PraiMaip KINNU. PERBON MEEDSO P/T t»wy ••IIH piwi rwmtn^m •" wmm GARDEN STATE .1 • aood 10F. The Daily Rigiiur. t k) eat. ana le M tpptnufllty far an varied ofose duaaa KAiTRaas/wAiTER an - Approa. M nra. per <*.Am. Hutu •yptof Plata. Ot.L-.bur,. HJ to M now aaemtos HotaMMtaaOpn and mMaBoti. pananae tamns eat IteO S MANOR NJ ornt. U 7i/hr SlaaOV. maturo-mmo- Apply w paraan. ttartkfa Auto NURSING HOME SR'Z ad. mttnatm paraena oMy ... — NMNa B Camor. UnoroR. 7471000 NAH. ARTIST — Wonted lor .. Lmerofl Animal Mot- Mual SO 21 Apply In Now accepting appli- *hrt«g MOM \tuck,. optraHon ol aeon 4-B FM. Lutgla aacMTARv/nicanioNiaT WAITER/WAITPXBUjgentsZL—S — lap. tralwa artofi In rur Hoiron Man! 144 W FroM. aak lor ft mama Appfy Hi paraan r"J cations for nursing aides Jft#l, HOOfMO '•QUW#Q. WOf n* n Evaa 4 Sal Contact Lena or aye WE OFFER: Young oatomoam Raal latue PART TIME — CLEANERS IHre- Hot tap. hebXul CaS BMt. LkJM Mine, BUS »ndOa.fClu.ont. Mwy IS Hai (m/l) position!, lor allMM, and Me phw tha r«*> ntaw aaS 747-1711^ nMss hourohouo . IxnIxpoeee nr.aauu •FREE Training shins. Apply In parson: MUD IXTtUCASHI-PTanrli pry Can Ron OafatO n 1 s 9 pm. •.TBB: •e work. Mm ear week. I pay. kmg anil work. Program 16 Van Brickie Rd., I tkHta and prninliirot lor an hemp phone proo/am Ftai- 400-2120 RfMTV BROKtRAOI ba> Earn up IP 110 par hou> Call tTl-0471 er •Major Medical Holmdsl. No phone calls •coutrad M 'ML 747-SSM or 903-'040 run TIME — Mimii tan.. please __ HI UllCUIIlHQ •Company Car Plan Ropfy PO Boa S-421 PLUMBERS HELPER - Naadad WANTBO — MCHOLAa MOMS IMPFIOVE- IRiajlllf IECURTTY OFFICER — Sharp. GROUNDS PERSON — HIM p oal 4U-I1M ba- aSa.Hwe«obury. N. tor tons term work. Cat •Paid Vacation fii •WMTI cm — *n> Mw oome 107701. RaCREATION DtRSCTOR — The p4»fiaKic4) nacaaaary. iinlnf n K p.m. PART TIME — CLIAMNO 071-0471 or 071-Mot lield* required Full lima I LANDBCAPS CREW HELP — •Insurance Plan KTSucorry Permit, oar. k*a- lay of avanma icneoiiuo. Su»i SUPERVISOR EvafUng Houra. EXPfRlEHCED FLUMBSR with ovaftima Appty 1 In ooltt Hack. Some «tp Sun of 2 hri oatftry MM wpgo. WAREHOUSE HELP - Fuk erne or a —tnanill to Horn. Salary open Own tod. S drnt •Dental Plan Kaanabufg High School aanofna inctuda dwoouM on IrwnfTa ramliad ^— d l-S. S deyt LHBa BH MUM be pnyaleojm. end hove o Hmnatao. pa. nolilpyo 1 ». Npy I 1004 •Large Inventory COO 042-1744 HAIMMEMEM - Oraat PART-TIME — Book or taUa portunlty fof tatantM Apply In paraon aMy 10-3 Mon - p2r-Ksa,jr»*"r* n Nfcholaa Dapi Mora, Hwy. aap. pratarrod. Apply M porton POSITION - avaatea tor •Incentive Bonus SKSMTARV - Waakandt pan wtth fottOMffofl tor r 0 Oanon BOO* MMr. In Mon- sr zszr.2jZT.s2 area Call SM-12S4 LIOAL SECRETARY — bp.M * Ltoyd M.. MllllliUB. I OI •Heavy Floor Traffic or tut Una. Typino It In. moufJiMall •vougn Clark BorouaX Mae. S teal oowo I wsfd pro- mual aooap. OaB BS0-44B0 HAIRDRESSER - bp. wltn PART TIME — teaao*ooer i RMTXd.. DRIVtRuntaanR . F/NJT 0770 - Ik0 - •Excellent Pay Plan •om following Pun Una. RxpOaViifl" ••iwOWlO fr^rTf^n lypavaB in Vaer Potankai a. good buoy Salon In Rod Sank. moke-ue and ad 0 d aMy. NkjMe 0 waek- ip##o #rfto saiarfy r7#qwafoivitpM room. Mual Oe oWe k »«CX» »Up _ wet orgamaad. Can « Bonus For Into. CHI Rumton araa 741-USS. m M Boa SSI. Rwnaon 077W HulaH homo. Can to. intonnaw Barbara of KaBiy 747-OM1 11171 SIS QSOSBatBtl LIMOStNE OMVEPaJ — Fart- beejaaan a em end U neon doty. samnca STATION ATTENO- WOULD YOU HIM YOURSELF? HAIRDRESSERS — Full and ATTENTION! 041-4000. Aak tor Prank ASotoe. •ma IS yra or oUtr. Needed PRODUCTION AHT — Pan sma. Muot KOM p Thuri -Sun Oood driving rtcord PART Ttatl —Dat»arlfi|»atook a cane. Apply et peraon. oommiMJon and reptYlng lo a Rer, work tor haoMh load oloraa. Cos CONTROL lanihOuBi Ou« Rt M t monoMy In tuol 11 You canl vacation (of right peraon Mam- undine•.* »• a. PeZTai.. use- TRAINEE Ava Pon Mounmouov Come to our earner Mo Thura ouj. 747-1140. RESTAURANT WORK ourlrji. aaparlenced only Can FART-TrMi — ItlTSRVIEWB WILL Bt HSLO Mnvtca af IBS741IBS-7411 luaa-lat. sat lof NURSES Now hiring grill 4 foun- UONOAV. OCTOBt* M. 0NLTI Bonnie LIVE-INS malora parlon. Sal * Sun Apply ioAM-lPM ANT1 — 7 a.m.-3 p.m.. 4 S p m - n peiaon, Oarkude Bnan'o, 1 m HAIRDRESSER RN'S & LPNS M/F tain workers. I . P- - -j-y***- *fjNjy *p pyyiow at 52 Babyalttlng- IBM Bytomero A«a.. TIMan i, dtsh- »#fC?WFTi S#fv4rQ0 elfeTnon, ffwy 3o. PERICNCEO ONLY t CEFITIFIED Falta. NJ praforrad Eicallent opppnunlly lit g#oi naad foe #11 waBhara. FMrnlMa houro. APPLY IN PERSON >BI«lllai'i. s O E M.l.-.r. wrin nuraa old or H0M1MAKIKS SERVICE AOCHT - Pertad tor ALLOAY- OuoHt> Chttd Core. 7 MOUSEKIEPIRS S LIVI-INS no axp. nacssssry Musi PARKWAY OLDS tludtnli. Fuk a panamo loea AM O PM Han day IBStn, Un- . HELPER - On garbage truck M/F PART TIME be over IS years of BOOJ 111 HtahwayN avarlaOla M Avla Slatt Ofott eetnar tor ohaoonT Crakj - Can * J> Spinal oaaaaT MaabBfeBI PuS or pan-omo. netded w kwned.naa. hva. Apply In peroon " » Dkaclor S1O-0041 T trjj> ***"^ BJBBJV/BI ppojvff iveeBvoip Apply in paraon Frkjndly IrmniaikaUII off 0BP-, SJUI 117| RapomaRS—Haeood »t al Avla. 47 ShftmtOury Ava.. Red You muet hem o oar I e phone Nonntrn Monmowlh Araa. High PROOFREADER HO PMOMICALLB PLEASE BABYSITTER — Mon-Ftl. Wo oMr lop pay fata For mar- pay. no tea. Can for rMenrtOw at Reoiauroni, 747 Broad Bank wHn vaad dtnafa Motnpa HELP WANTED - M/F Part- Some a.- St. Shfowstwry. EOC J ISO pmHarmony StMol lima S full-tlma SjfOCIi Farma. •eoMo Can. 244 aroM at. Red •apartanee pratofrad sanVICE STATION ATTEND- araa Stan MimedHMfy. Cat Inc.. Rl 14. Colta Nock. 741-2S7S tank. 53O.it*> Of 000 Union •fj ejol RSSTAUOIANT MtiP WANTSO ANTS — vertoua hra. end niifia ISM MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL >«O.. Rl. 71. arWIO. 920-0412 .kSns MASON* HELPER 2IS Broad Si PM Bank 4URSES AIDS - M/r. 7-1 Ohm ... - bp'drn Aooty Eauntown Ckcta bun BABY SITTER - Wamaa My For on* or two monma Mual home only t day/weak. MUM Oa Kavecar Call 2U-S44I MANICURIST oaajo, layout a daatan tor kBohtn laaaa can MadiCaoMr 042-3000 QlSlnaHio. Mro. trts. S444S01 HrOHLANDB - 1viagmfleeni ger- Nw» nail aalon. Rao I tassr. who Wiraa klda Cat 400-1117 i». Opportutm, pmt.» BALES RaTAH - Pus Bme. pan dan apt tooalad on tha SB NURSES. M/F PART-TIME — Paraon to o»an Snrawabury Ri>.tr I bedroom. MANAGEMENT - Larga etrpof• i. Cenventom hra. enjoy Part i BABYSITTER NEEDED — •an Una I tfltott S-10 PM, oork wMl aOMr R. $475, 2 bodroi4na. SS2S-SSO asonaaaMngptoelaa I limit Illlllilll III. T471B4S REAL ESTATE SALES - Mewe. raapnnaiBa, ate. par In mind AbWty K> < "few Jertty Mcantts nwrtao InHrmHrnarawoiakiaaaiaai't at tofte aarama womana etofMng JOI STI MIS. Call »i-2Si-oi:• atora Oood loon. Floa. me»mna hra. Httotm- RN'S * LPNS) In MUdUWwn PART-TIME OFFSET PLATS CaB weMiarl Co.. ViiHua. SNACK BAH ATTENDANT - HVOIINIST - MlddMtown Sal. imargomy MtSlttl Offloe. atoouM. CaB Tort at loat o muat Pttoto cos 747-atos. )»!» only lae RN - Fut/pan kma. 11-710 B»atlollmaaa.Tlnlon t.p pratarraa k> work avanlnga BABY SITTER —needed over Moot tor rearee. > daya per Apery m paraon «»m»na Hak a .aak an da. Cos etunewitk ss.^ knee, you have Mdwmo pi oioi i oa aattyAM 7'/. hra; Bel.t niahid t *1 lliaioa Memo. 201 Ban Am. BALES HELP- FuOO Part ama- Monmouln lanaa 220-1414 or [nunta. pooHMy waalenda tor 2 JANITORIAL — Maintenance ma opportunity to earn up to to (hra. Wins Bet L-4#BTThe onsBronoh. in Monmoutn Mat I.p a PJM. paraon. lo maintain larga au«o 120,060/yaar Menttan new tttlionsa. Band itowrna to ant M.007M. CaS EMEROENCY MI04CAL NEEDED RN/LPN - 1-11 For illklflll. STOCK/SALES PERSON — dealership 9 day work week aarning g94.00O-SW.OO/yOar CHILD CARE — For I mono aW Mual hava drivara iicanaa. Com- Company benetw Can ban OFFICES IMMEDIATELYII Caahltr etp. lulplul Apply E J pany panallla Apply In pprpgn 10-11 AM. 7412071 lot I, 2KlngaMwy. utT^£?irO^KS Roberta. I Hwy IS. Keanaburs o-ion anar 4 pm. Snwarti ChryaMr EOE MldOHIOwn. NJ 07741 ojom our loamt touaa Mr appl Mual Oaafy I AM LOOKING Hop 711 Way. IS. Untune Plymouth Matda 141 W. Front CALL NOW! FOR MEN 1 WOMEN MIDtCAL SICRITARY — Learn NURH M/P - RN or L ON SuaSTITUTt TEACHERS - SSSa Pan-Hma 11 p.m. to 7 am turn. YoumayOatuaWtlteiaaaOOa WHO WANT TO MAKE IT TO OAVCARE — Needed tuk kma. irhti you naod lo oal a |ee Mi pjal RH OR LPN M/F - 1 to 11 aNft, TMSTOP1I KITCHIN HELP — Hour* Meal 7 then milana. TtugM in a Mtoii School aoaka ouaMy 0 30-0 p m Mon -F.I In your tot paraon wim acnool citiidran doctor a omea Otllll OH" 042-MOO tal IS. ATTENTION! tubttlluto MMOhert In OH dla-.home tor S mo ofd. Fair Haven Haply lo Kitcnan. PO Soi 134 tarry NovambOf. Cot 07OiSSSS, NURSINO - Monmoutn Counuy tn.»lrauah'.1.0My. Comaot Mia Suciek 'area SBMTI7 leave ainipi y SXPERtSNCEO MOTHER — *M Rumoon, NJ 07700 'tor applcaSon, lonl e tert m oara teowitwyi ooooM di d-i Finn mantton THE REGISTER Oardona. we're BoBar HOPMO B waMam Bam taatiietft Myta m- iractor of nuralnee too r 1000 babadd fJafSene bacauaa we're THE ooma kom SM.OOO-S40.000 |rn • •I 51 HsIpWanltd I 51 H«lpWantad nuratng home. RN wrltwrltii aatt Meet 2 BESTI At mqukaa ara oonttdan- tat 1) Waa arii oand yoyou TAILOR/FITTER - yr a etpentnot M nu/tlns Ml Roptylo to acnool tor o mmknumk m off 1 1 201-1081 vtaton t MMMelrtoon in a PART TIMS ADULT MOUSf- For «ia nuraa wno la inlimlaarn VOU PSTBABY SITTERS - Ideal Career opportunity in ouany mo CARS - Hum maturt LOUISE LKUTO luilitn of ohokje llttlttl Per- naad to be OMr IS. heye o seed men't olore wtot ataady ctanialt rooume to Corrlorneorory iwn S71.I0BB ear oaoonoaoia ^Wlov. 0 tor baby, pel anr/iittitsnn wrung i Cora Mltalam, PO Boa ROB BARRETT fiouaackjamnQ. arrand running SALESPIRBOM - Ual 0 auapaonal an to Mra Oerildl or caaand pony aatvme FuS and pan t«p halpful BuSulldar-n t Floor Cov- Supartor Pay Rala aharlng program. TrMa 10 41 SJOO tor appolnmanl •me work. Ceo 747-2207 h PART-TIME INSERTERS I. 409-2200 afivenf| C aV#a*pf OffrflOaTTB^a^aff^ FtotlDM noura 2-1 oaya Contact Berg Realtors far ma riant peraon. 70% af our LOOKING FOR CARtNO - PIRSON- To otMa wa BO riiedo to out pteoont Marvin Cannon. The Dolly Bsttar Homea a Pay On Tuat Fo( SMna raajajiefejTe ^ 04 of - ofelen* KQwSa UpV deagntnouaal aooounta To otronet lor o otn- Broad S Front BIO. Rod Bank m xoyeon eroo. Qardena Sdenaal. Boteonol tnkVvtaa). cat Ktndaraanan PM iludm__ its-sVal S o We are getting ready to open a new petlunny Employer M/F arass? TELEPHONE OPERATORS - 741-1S11 or 51 HalpWantad REAL ESTATE BALIS - We WAYNtCROYLE Oponlnga 0-4 pm , 1-11 B 11-7 •S3SI SI HalpWanted t.m. •Mtw ' Friendly restaurant in Freehold. We 201 304 1400 NAMNV-MOTHSM HELPER - HOME STAFF y.lEF MOSPI- MON.. TUEB . WED 041-7300. poiantal a Ml Oartan Aa- Fart tima. to help wtm care of will need quality people to fill day- 10A.H.-SP.M. Imtanl twna. loiatantae Cat M^IhrwiBufy. 741-mo TELE-MARKETING tiler 8pm747SIO1 time & late night closing positions. REAL ISTATI - INTERESTED thoaMi you with to ohooaa your • Ol M/F immedMe opemnoa avaiiawa MA CAREER? Ageraaarve »• tor o ohaaenaMs ptrvome poo- PART-TIME SITTER - POCKET MONEY eve- we would ake to here tram - Bee aur ad under root loon to earn above bate aalery m . j parton needed to bebyall 2 tot fuBor pert you. tor mtor.law ptooto can I Century 11 • a plaaaant offlsa anwtronmenl. vary wet-behaved cntdran Sat For employment applications and If you are between trie agaa ol 18 and 80, are Hft 0-t 30 pm Mon -Fn 0-1 1-1 Con 041-1701 MEOICAl PERSONAL POOL p.m Sal For an man*, can personal interview, apply in person in good health and have normal blood preta- SCHOOL CUSTODIAN - 10 am RELIABLE — Mature Individual nant Binun wo « m 210 Broad St Red Bank o 0 pm AppkoarH muat poaaaaa Jamce Valehack. 942-4000 Eit 117 SOf. neededtor anting 2 at the Friendly restaurant. ura, we will pay you S8/hr. lor 2 houra ol your o r BO tujliltjlii lor Black Baal wen From 114 Ft honohonor BoeneBoeneee. atonkia aalery time. In addition you will receive a sample ol REAL ESTATE SALES TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - COB 7S7-27O0 a top quality perfume. We are conducting a warned «ou ww to rvnnwg •10.0S4. PuS haalth B Jen lam Part-ll.ua evenmga Sollcli appta 3441 rte. 9, Freehold THE ONE A ONLY taaammg m A t wtth home ownefo tor our eelee- RUMSON MOTHER - Looking long term atudy ol the effects of fragrance on And wa'ra racruiena a Mat Topialary • kHrmo woman to mind 1 mood. Participants in this phase will bs called Tha only ra»i*amanti an aw tat gtrit vill yia Altar Monday 10/2S thru Wadnaaday 10/31. flrat lor the next phaae. 1-7 pm To 0>in UP. OOS 041-4000. Ski. we're proud ol our 30 year re- •IS. 53 Domsetfc Halp Teat ttmee are 900-11 A.M. Mon. Ii Frl. cord tor anoaaenoal If you want 1:30 — 3:30 p.m. Frl. Re Boot oat today tor o eon- SALES MANAOSR TRAINEES PART TIME EVES M/F DAY WORKER - RekeWa. PJaH For further Information and an i taamonoo neceeeary Pud COS 741-1B1I All pot/Nona APPLEBROOK AGENCY npenyk-aMne Cat to 7 p.m available appointment call: EXPERIENCED 071-noo HANDYMAN 2644604 Fjjnjj,. o-pan.,. *c IFF-Sensory Testing Center REAL ESTATE • TIRB ajaVKE PERBON — FuO apart tme. eaperienoe F/T COMPANION — Naadad to vou»e eiaumi aeout p. tort lark mtfUin oueuiten oftWa. Fonuna aOom N now. Our ofSoo to one ol • mil woman m her home, re- Route 36 & Rose Lane 100 laSttaiiry. wme eat" Estaosr. *upas'#tfa*«a, rrtjAfn eeioeia AaafHac na lop 4 tn wt Rod Bank araa ATTENTION! The OaPy Raglat ' Union Beach, NJ. 07735 are evoy. We naad you. tic - -rios.oBtii a smotne. NJ 07701. TRACTOR.TRAILER DRIVER Hv*-tn arranoamaM. Ptmm can We ourrenay hewj 7 Saual Oppty impKryar M/F 3 yra or I m-4611 anytlm* or 2ti Mi2 Cot I SERVICE STATION * — ATTENDANTS WANTED CMa—tT CEKTL#y 11 9ECRETARY rPjd Fair Full Tima & 741-7ISS Use Your Skills To Your Part Tima Beat Advantage ii Help Wanted

Immediate opening* lor Looking to earn some Fauon/Avtry Inttrnitloral. tha world- men & women in various e»tri cash In your vaawjr ^w«l IHv aF*w Vparl V^wy **• «M Palatine t wldt loader In MlfadhMlva products, spare lima? You canl locations In Monmouth hat in opportunity tor a Sscrttary In our Lawn Service Paparhartalne By sailing Tha Dally County Slutwjbufy ottlcs who will work wlltl out Regular For more in- Regional Salss Manager formation call and ask Salary plus excellent tor: benefits program Wi US soaking an Mptilencod Individ- ual, prilttlbly In salts •nvtronment, with PARTIAL TO COMPUTE — a gooo typing, wspnono ano otcispnvno Janice Veteheck oofoiMt (Be. new B roaofro. skills (no frwtnand required} Your day ail. air WortRionrtliu neurod. Cos 747-0 on (201) 842-8858 pwsonsl quality will bl your aUHty 10 447 •3S Light Hauling 542-8880 100 amat or 04gl Ad- 1. HOUSES — Oarasot. yard S guaara otoaned out a hauled MORGAN P COLtO JR between 8 a.m. & 4 p.m. 542-8884 mohent. batn. daaka. Moin# Fatun/Avsry otteri an t eeometje, naured w" beat any 690 A Division of Exxon Corporation newspaper delivery 4OS-41O7 WE DO - Homo mo* lo «dao •Bam. We ore now ac- CLBAHtNO YARDS - CaOara. taoennotar a luitil pootoett cepting applications arSBOa) 4 0aB*B*flaTafj '*#• ea>tl** tor motor route ortvara Cat S0O-0411 o. 900-4240 An ArMf, tntwruMtonai Coaipanv In tfta northern Mon- CLEAN YAR0» mouth County oree 695 Plumbing ft COMPLITE EULOttM a RENO- For just 15-20 hours JOWS CARPET jNBTAUATION VATION- New a OM addMent- Heating per »A*ak you can earn ejeMiwMa rfrVvtays, f^hkaoheno-Bto daakt ate Toaa OETTIHOl COLO* - Ooo OS I up to 1400 + par S raeatnv 1B4-S17r Joe xiuekj Contt Co. 741 IOOO 636 Llmouelne otoelnc heot Fun aomoo a I o a# a month. RellaMa trans- Chimney Swaps tervlce after S aw till portation a must 14 ALL ClOMiaiYS — ThorouaMr LIMOSINE SERVICE - NY air. MAOtC TOUCH Plumbing and Contact; Claenad From The Root Down pom Aoanao Clly. Any aBMt haaana Lleanaa WWi Bruanaa Then Claenad Out anywhere. John't umoane Ser- Al typaa ol repair w Mr. Sere Balew. Free I S71-ISS1 Mte. Cat tri-lTlO PART er 1S1-B1TS. Futy iimmil. 542-4000 650 Maeonry Bit. M7 5l • TIME AUTHENTIC ... I-Larst — Cat Howl Boat Ota tat ruth _ ROtX " 1741-f - fAL RENOVATIOH CON- STRUCTION BOC. — aiB oc amak Cat Jimmy alO4»-< 6-Hour Shifts 47> Computer 71B Roofing Monday-Friday WHEN Inetrudlon WB Maeaene * Siding 616 Jewelry PPXN.ONO LIFE OP SHtHW.ES Ideal lor housewila. retirees, students or anyone rBM/PC - in» uittn. Pom tot- — Wkn root took aa teen n MY Wepek 0/27/B4 who wants to earn extra income. YOU'RE A Cat H-A.P. CHEMCO 041-2714 "JT-SS LEJAROtHDU JEWELS. Euan WELL BEMMO MABaAOE — • a Keep your Due to an increased demand m production, wa are al raoooneSto relea ^ai you Caa SU- 736 Telephono 747-r-ae rtset Tiled Bar? we you wan J-jPCktoto. looking tor good people to do tight manuiactunng REGISTER 411-OOSl Ssrvlca work it you hsve some spare time you want to put to 47 OLIVER good use. we have the shifts to lit almost sny Concrete 1 reaak. En- Dp YOU torn - A plumber, schedule. Wo anticipate openings on all the follow- t) JtlMOUTHUUHCREIEPtC ariEat. 10O4 oath, t now kBohon. a new ear*. ing shirts1 CARRIER Cr> tlS Landscaping 740 Tree aervleee • 6 AM-12 Noon • 12 Hoon-6 PM MonmoSTI aV Lawn Care to. Oia Hama7 Rant my huaban J wooerrs TREE BBRvicf"^ Mao bftok, Maoh, Makt A MMri HO Poll al. Oe) Mar, 747I0B4 YOU GET AL-S LAWN a LANOBCAPE Tree a abrub kkiktikis a nt- • 6 PM-12 Midnight j Fraa iikmaiai Cat W2-1044 665 Moving* rou gat around to earning mat extra mornr? SfiWRSl"—- Applications sre being accepted al any time and you want. Being a Reflate, carrier means 4*1 CoiMtnietton •-ii"- "SST 76B WoXdbvg intorvisrws will be scheduled Monday through Fri- AROUND! TEACHERS MOVMO INC. — BH Conauttant and mtmaj day 9 AM-4 PM prUss and incanttvaa too. Right now. we're Carrtare NsstiatJ looking tor carriers. It's sasy and if s tun. Join A. ZEEK CONTRACTMa the Register carrier start today and get aroundl lewne gradod a aaad or aoddad 671-3000 660 Painting * HOLMDEL Peperhanglng a thmbbety. Cat sio-sui ?. A-1 OUAUTY PAINTma — Fat COM DATA an. >in mis mull LOW ram Rout* 35 A Laurel Avenue 747J4S1 " 771 Word-receaasn. Holmdel, New Jersey 07733 CAU.74l.4BtT S3 PWMttkHtp SS Situation* 71 Morcrur-alM 71 Mirchandls* 71 MgrchandlM MONOAY. OCTOBER 29.1984 The Daily Hj.||Mcr B11 Wan tad Mai* IfSlf for Sal* lor Sal* lorS»l* n Oarata/Vam 1»1 Apt, tor Wont ANTIOUU - 4lngii Itaddla CONTIHPOrVUIV — aara 4M IY VACUUM CLEANUP. - FUFRKMRArOR 01 - 14 ou talat WantofJ ona iMOaaaa caniTwi. Fou- 174. IllWlkil btaaa CM *» —J everything, hardly uaad 7 pa finirHlll m 4 41*0 linear cebaiel eewmg ma- * UM or 4/O MIDOLITOWN. ALL LIONEL TRAINS -TBf ohtne with doors. Me now. does ay.oNasran'a I _ JUSTRINTAL*rBayB-Bfcl Or Flyer Topooah apprM.al. LONO BRANCH loaf nMO. An- ovsryawna. 170. Cruletme. tree nuo toy*, doe turnrrun. white r. uaad 1 wnaa. 140 7 a 10. 414 a.W/w« am/tm 4 record Cak 717-14** ANIIOUtl _ Ak krnda. Bought •od oond 410 JUITRINTAL*. AHnom FurMTum — onma tor lop caeh " aat. ign. n*k «,»•< Kit, •ink Uohan —. iajo. 114*. R - Pagularty aa*. ooptoa. pi KJTCHIN (IT — dlahweehar. RUO — PapperM nyton. Jungle it or America CM JM Ma l 4*11 Itl aeakeriBiwja. ktmpa. PM-BM n. 10.13 bound and waned MIOOLITOWN — Ivarykwraj av kMOOLITOWW laner/Hgel skja, run. meohlne. eoto Uuat aM Call en, akvjae ar mutest* coatee, ku« in pad IM CM47I-4M*snarl eluding ma kitchen MM Fleer BIFORI YOU HAVI YOUR AHTKXK C4NT4A o Mas. 730-3*74 Mas. alarm dear, turn., gsa gria BALI — Can leoend Hand La. JU*T FWHTALVIWI aaBnat **- high on num. SIAR* 10 • labta saw. 1 t»W.Pr*M*l->4 1300 4-1 741-0144. atlar 4 ale. Prloa* la eekt Oci 11 4 13 1*4-0777 ARar I. M4 Ml* MIDDLBTOWM KITCHCN ttfcl — TaWa/laat. 4 4-1 Ram or Shine 1 THajn R* Hlahssl pneaa pat* tor M itoma. |||t ohairt, chroma wliri vmyi. liha NAVUINK FURWTKURI enkaMas. at* Par lieigaini. atop JU4TT»IN7AI4 Bar M0-14*4 todo heavy COWHUa PHONI4 — Brand na» Can 741-7300 al 14 Brae* St. ttaypSt work J Or 1 daya/wk oondWon 1400 mango. 440 TV MRVtCI IOUPMINT - •0NAN2A — llocil.r cabinet. MIDOLITOWN TWIP — 1 APPLIANCES LAWN TRACTOR - 10HP Cub Plut TV. aaivla* BOOM 440 Ojuy Johnaan kiargtm apt m 1 torn hauee manaa 4 auaraMaad. ca- Cian Oaod common. 4* n dreMais. Victorian parlor table. BuylBuw I47l'mo • aaaur CM rilaamilll |n lu». Waanan out CM 1*1-1704 anor 4 I only 7I7-W4 »-4. uanolamsd enatn. prase cone, raff, nl49 747-M71 blanket onset, crib Mte tt mleo. SIM a ua^jnara, M0 4 ua Can LAWN SWEEPER - I H. a no) IHMWWURV - MUM mavo. COUCH * LOVl 4IAT - tnd il*i lai n la* i^ j_ — m haJim. M MOO*UN APT - Near tranepor iypa. Lawn mewai. aneirie A* Immmsto caah 441-433* aa. oonaa laMo. lamca. 4 yTTUng In WVtnB a OaQrOOni uaon Baal ome to aM talari room aat A4 In *ao. oan*. Olck mimaoarapn: MO pana All MILITAP.Y - Unttorma. eworda. iic oond Can 444-I741 muM go All In goad oond Can ware, an abundance at Me Coi 747-0*10 544*014 atlar I PM. name, trunk oMvUttag* 71 Won Ba k b IOFA — WM* HaMan conon • aafcdfcf* *Whkf*aww#Bl aCwaaft * * — — ^- — MONMOUTH BIACH - 1 COUCH - LIVtNOl ROOM COUCH - 140 mouW Ava last Near tkakouaa. KMnan aaL M0 Juka Ma ill. 1 braam what olub Cham! FPJ 4 Sat I lun 11.11. 14 * Bedroom nael hot water, waah- M a*. Ikiiaeii.irunli or halen PIANO WANTED u*' JS Maraa. M0 Can attar 4 pm RID SANK — Mura-ramay aato MM7mo itrXuKlt- 4 p.rn 717-7447 Nov. 14 4 10-4 14 Any oondlBon 4*4-4*11 717-M* OCIAN VIIW - Conde MM CF1ATI AMP — 40 Ma aMh n> LIVINO ROOM — Coucn. cham. ThroMmenon Ava Washing BMurtly. 1 reams. Peat 4 •till, lampa. drapa. I«c •OFA - Ouaan Ma. Wa no». mectune. TV. turnrkn. Bake vorb 4 awrdrM. 4114 Can balga noral. mow* » amalMr WANTID TO BUY — ua< ol MM. CM H1-OW0 any n ra* record. M good oond anbra .4400% 11 till apl. 1100. Can 741.4411 Mm aie II47I to naw Is. 54 Situation. IQNY - Waal w raamana waa OCIAN TOWNSHIP I. oond. 170. AL40. I LIVINO ROOM MT - lota, lovo 11 Wantad Famala ATARI *00 COMPUTIR - WWt MM. chair. 11 a II rua. coffaa dack.aulomaM rowraa MuM ESMSTI??!*** " 4 rooma. Mr. 1471 OM. M0 CM 411-1141 JUIT RINTAL*. *kr 344-14*4 AUTTIRLOANRATI 1040 data drtve. 410 m.rati. oS. lil*Tc3 ikUHa. 1 and latin. MOO. CM P.UMSON - Monmouth Arts RIMIklUPj TH* PINK OrtllN FOR HOMIOWNCR* micro asR I kaate. Vwi ceic. 4 |73*-I34] STWIO — AM/PM mult. 11 Foundation ANYTMNO OOII VIUOW AND *LUI 0LA44 OWNIHi WOULD LIKI TO HAVI We Ml* otter iriHn gam* cartridge., M7*. CM •ALI PorwOHO an work, turn . LIVINO ROOM IOFA — I track wKn I*R turn-takta. 1 ONNIRWARI THAT WAI 10 471-41*4 ^^ CUOTOU MAO* IOOKCAM - epeeken • caomai. 1174 CM hnuMtiok) llama, children', toy*. POPULAR DURUM THI »* I rant t Badroom "S-WS CHAIR Oman labric loud clothe., a.maa decoreaone la. IMO/aa t unto Nat _ *A*V ITIM* - A4 Haaamra. I omonammam ooMar. nr paean arma 4 Mas Tradmonal 717.1740 4OS7 I WILL *UY 1 PIICI OR MM 1 • 30-130 Bmjham HM. INTIRI MT AL4O. MIO al ken. CM lieWMII 4 4 7 p m MM. H0 CM 747 Myta. a lampa to match Onar ITUOtO COUCH - Mu* Sa* Bingham Ava lorl rVjyar Rd I 4421141 MOO. CMaMrOpm 747 1043 ETCH40 BTIMWAM QLA81 ssar* rug *atl Orean rug 420 each KITHOINWARI AND ORANXH COLONIAL BABY FURN— Simmon a cnk OUUCI. PHI! — TabMa. Cham. item Pnead right to aM Mai RID BANK - 3 ROOMS • LIVINO ROOM *OFA - Oood oonckaon CM 741-74*4 JUtCI lOUIUfU CALL kitchen 4 Bam me heel. MOO FINANCIAL ACCIPTANCl. INC. wMn irvaaawfaai, VaO 4*VA*Vatiwlfi lartMonaa. aw oondtaon. U7I 78 Auction Sal** LINDA 17O-M10 oradto. US. Playpen *» aaby par mo 1'* moa tec Raman- Tou-rraa i prto»a Now or usad Nacanlng chak wttl oilman 490 SWIMMING POOL — II' a IT. FBIOAY S AUCTION - at Octo- U0-B4M Me ewmg III maaraaaat 410 aVaca Call 741-1001 New winter * aoier cover, utter 4 TURN YOU*! DIAMONO4 INTO nrfKncio HOUHKUKD B00-3a3-««ae. Ext. RM •aok. Ill **otoa Bupar " A A"C 0*4« OUTlf T. 170* Rt ber » al HolmeM Fkstisusa DOLLAR* — Convert OM Jaw- — Large 1 aa M. OakhunL M1-»M0. orted tu Tuaa avamng at 7 — Ma* day* aval HaklHal WMker. M. AH «17 LOSC WUOHTl Fit ORIATI - Mill 0*1111111111111 4100 or */0 •try to Caah DON PON* JIW- cation MMnaMps MkM. ana. lag par Mb. Fate. " -1171. IM.II. i n HarbaHta Os- •LIFUt writ buy tram errwto heal I hot water CM 741.IM* • HT - CM 241-4791 or 2»1 M42 vB i Own vans. Can 4W-iui any- ey tot atry iM CHAIN LINK OOO View ol river MM. pate OKI Bab ream ar apt- 4490 CM HaOO-471 4TOPIRSTAX41UURI nand-carvM ooaaaaf w r~. RSM I34K a head ayatom tor HOMI RINTALI. Bkr M4-1134 Into ror. Waa 444O0 4a> tar 4M00 M4 334* LOWRY OROAN - WAMTID — WO Hen duok or 741 MaaHaraaaina- ! atareo hook-up. 1 yr. warranty. 4«-144T OtMINO HT — wnh 4 chaira. 4 tingle keywoard, •Maa mm. no auanlty lea RIO BANK - 1 bedroom, dtoh- SIOP WAOII hsadphohM. Book, stool. !•» Wai dembnMate. AMm| IIM. wether, aaihsr/dryar. carpel MAMMfOMlINO IAOV - Fiom UM YOUR IOOITVI Hamad HuWl. *47I Ooubla ovan CM Tarty 2444*11 Leave •raja ar too amM. CaT>47-OM7. IM Iwjrwjnda K> do houae- TO OIT A m*t (TART. — I1M. Ml-IMO or 'a OM. m«l cond AMIn* Advanoad And Heal. gaa. parking lad. too message. TICHNIOUII Beginners WANTIO USED 1* MM CAM- Immad Oocupancy MM mo claanlng Vary man Law » tl iitHdj J70-3444* 1740- iCM I41-W7I alter I p m CAMITTI MCK - Modal ma>alttMna!M4-a»l DOG TRAINING IRA - And MMe. tnaada. etc 741-1443 Seh'Ra'i* dalna' 'tuft**- OttHHO ROOM MT — laannti. MAHOOONV CIOAR LINIO - MM234X 1 head ayatom tor CM atlar a or M day lakjrday JUU1 clothe, ctoeat. MOO Mapto awroo hookup. 1 yr warranty, *ay*lwre Beg Club. 741-1 RIO .BANK. WISTSIOf — I HAZLIT MOTHIR - or 1 otn kaabbBA 4 • - •• aa» k _ •illT'caMMM •£&*?* Antique mohair over .luffed 1 11 Incl.. i riajvaj i v* TionfaTifY paY"w*)ni chaW 1100 741 4937 Awa Dec Call 747 MM after 9 HOUMCLIAWNO - TOUCH * IIW ItNOIR - I •M-otir '' '* JuetkkeltueedloDe «I«.M DININO ROOM MT - Cherry 4IA IRrOHT woman looking tor houe* vat. HvinQ roam, hrtclran. aVapa*iP MAHOOANV SIDC *OARO oa ju awawSvaBB^SBB^avaaA •!•• fB -»— • _• _ French Provincial. larOa wrm one MAOLI — Puppiss. Fraa la Cheek Itl 4400 pay. Ml you ntmtt Ooni maha • ooMfy •cm. (Muraa. aitm/drwr, tael 4 pacts 4 chair., chine cabi- OOOO condinon. 175 11. goad ham*. 4 aaMa el*. CM •••• *«ar. 741 3477 net 4 burial MOO 747-11*1. CM 141-147* 474 almoelnaw Ortamaay 4110 4*4-0404 HOMI RINTALI. Bkr MB-1134 Man's naw aaam vaai at. amM. 101I aaoatimawto MDROOM HT — Trial* MA«ON - Jan gallon. Taaaan •10 flee eroom. 110. CaCAMARrn M - 10 and breading AHRMIN TO RID B. srsr. VMkar. ._ 747 0424 eesao. Buy ana ar make oner tor TWINBROOK Keyport Stud* 41401 aV*nOaf#, 2 ntgjhi taMi ragulai prloa Tho Wlcaar tsrj?jatJ&" M CM44a-0*O4 board M00. 7J4-3*41 UMD PURNITURI - Metal VILLAGE KtO MM AOEMCV - Baby. pat limn wt M. Cona Naak. MAVTAO OAI DRVIR - Wom- • . wood *twftva1 cnai'. 2 wtd% CHWIII IHAR-PU LOWRATW n*. M »>• ok). 440 KENMOKC GARDEN APTS. and vacation •Httng, houaa ciaan- lot Mig rakianon*. Tt taw ap- M0ROOM MT - DININO ROOM IIT - Kanmora Chan, mum drawer central. tog, arran# runnini g and parly Pofiabta aawing maohlna. raraty dam 4_etra Tap 111 **draema tram I4M Mod- pro.aM and Mm 4 Car* loan* uaad. MO CM 471 0344 or metal saoratary datfc 4 chair, ern apactous apartmanto. ttaat. •anon. NJ uoanaaa t kend*/ Kramarnm W. load 471*414 metal coal rack. 1 metal atorasa hoi • cold water Cooking |M 747-2J*7 leraMk csklnekj. IM0. CM 472 0412 MORTOAOU KT-tHD-RI- AMrng II*. 747-7M1. ima^immi MILJLMLIJI.—Pl~ included On-premkjaa tennia LOOKMO ran COMPANION 24 747 MIOITIRRANIAN turn * ao- DISPIRATILV NIIO — AnaaCanda. 1 bedtc.ini. i earn! court*, pool, 'acaaHoo acaa 'INANCI4ComortMar.tala.lo Mo faoNftaf, QlaM tab*a*i. VIOLIN — wm bow and a***. WORK - 1 dan a asak. Haw •w raJaa M n* aapanaa. MDROOM IIT - 7 pc I _ — Tl r.rall.nt condlkcn 1114 CM alun toy poedto in ama torapaaaneaa. pa**, paal, Mnma Near latoniown anoppmg Imal rat*. • car Mai reeume t PO temporary walnut. M w Oraaal Tf paean, liohtad Ixau deoor * pttt. lamp etmaa piatoi male l wfce-J •710 * uawea* Daya B4S-SSM . tent school. Ooaan Tap PARKWAY MOP.TOMW. Call 4340CM 442-714* - Johor. goo* oondt. 4-7 p.m. 741-1141. Highway 34. Oakhurat C«d» DraaW. M1-74O-1410 *->. tram, bwaia labta wtdi laaw* I mas. MtV*7l. 44I-31M » 1*4 *47* U 07701 aada. * oham be. oond. Aaamg 244 4471 alter I. M day weak- WAIHIP1/DRVIR - OE awjc . 1-4*11 9420*13 **O* - Book COM. kitchen set. heavy duly Uaad 1 mo Moving rRllTO OOOD HOMI _— - New condo I tgi-bmwawa. 4 «••>»-*• DCfo cnaot*), taMaa. laVfnpa, niA* 41000 Crystal chanaMar il k*4\ «» MM. M". MOO. M" OM 7* Dakiaa. On tim. 140— •• id I • • *A^*wM ,I,H,, a^ • n»awr^ MTMO HOMI f CONOMICI CM nable JC Penny medal. WMT END - *.ira Ave • rm . 1 TIACHIR - Ptntoaalmial aw- votval. only 1 yr 1*1-1*07 — 1 yr Bdrm. 1 Bath Adult. No pal. 71 M*rchandl*a km NIVIRAOOITTOYOUI attana, ikaaiiiMliiu 4 inakua OOLF CLU4*. 1.3.4 maul ana* • 1*00171 4230 _ $. *mMS. •or* M7-OW1 for 8al« MOVINO-MUIT MILI - OM'a WASMtFt - Fuk MM. BOOd CM 241-1174 Frit Illla* 4 flM HUM, yliaaka lac oond MO arm 441-1147 DRUMI - I pc lungerland 3 4-pteoe Bedroom eat. pine open onion «M deliver 1100 Can £3*7 TARY/TYPIST — atlar I pm HOMI RINTALI, Bkr. Ml-1134 1404 *m*V IIM ZUdgan Rlda cymBols. what. BookclSM. chrome 4 gtaae mir 7*7-7711 alter 9 ALL LOCAL ARIA! - 1. f, 3 •IKE - *oy • Muny. 2 anow at— Mack, eac cond 41.000 CM ror. Colonial coflea I and taktos. 102 Houaaslor II )t^ PIM-71. mountad an runa. laaa WHIILCHAIR — lleetrlc power. CM 471-1*41 '717 1413 lecliner. towel 4 rug eel CM Want •aakaVhj* days wan. Wed-*"!'. man M0 mts.. atieasi doara. 4424140 I 4 j, good aand.. luk Mas. coat Aom«»g4*40. I DRVIR — M*rta|. alec, large U4*9. «W ON tor 1740 CMaiFIMA!RMANN IHIPMAFIO - AKC. A-1 AHRMIN TO P.ID BANK i capacity with auto dry oenesr 4 MOVINO MUST MLl - I HP 471 J947 hug* •aiTwawjatoma j * rTrioa i^Ta*jsa*t Long Branch. 1400. bids paldt IFULLFMNCMPtvOVTNCIAL •OXM • CORRLKtATID 'per preet cycle Brand near pedigree Haank an* Maa Koyporl. MM. krapuea, moral 747-4 Headboard kaa aprtn* I n Par Hewn* I Maraaa, and tor 7Vt ~ WINDOWS — Hurd heat mwror ATLANTIC HtQJHLANO* - 141 M oond WM MM wW aacrmca tor 4129 7174474 lalsnloan. 7 rooma I70OI •PUCH THUIAPY AMIITANT maa. 1 night tottoa. IIM.. 1 _ j• — aw. A • .- liwfc^ 4110 CM UO-7M4 . unant 10 l« MANY OTHIRI AVAILASLIt - Prl.akl duly llomawou re- nouavy A c*aoan and 4 cadnaa f^aoaabra CM *4*-4*04 rd IIM IIII Mil Ban ky ma toot. CM 9-9 pm ry CM 741.1*34 W4-41M ILICTROLY*II MACHINI MOVINO MUST MLL - RSMn- CAMAOI PATCH POLL* - * (Kraal — Chaw/stool kMoniad mg rockar. Ihrtng room chair, KIANIIURO - Cleans W/W RIAIMR/PRINTIR : lawn mowar. Ilia ana alultad WILL HAUNT YOUR MOU0I to former Hwclroroow 10 yra 72 aaraga/Vard carpet 1 Bedroom ranch, large 74A4V. DlcaipnOln. otd. ItOO CM 471 0344 or anlmak). 2 FMurma lampa. Ml kitchen, ate But NYC. JC etc FORHALLOWUN NO nnnninll ofMr plockl CM 717-1*4* wSMdays tvtmon eeo 1374 47114*4 or AM-* PM. 741.704* maohmo Caa 4M-1400 471 9414 anlcal creakm |IM _ CAMAOI PATCH DOlL* - Aa •NO TAILII — Cattaa attta LigMt * aaaalal ottoe* tar yoyr good condition. FrurMoad AM- MOVINO MUST MLl - Couch KIANIBURO part*, •oouna to K* IIM. Cad 7471344 and matching chaw 1100 t and A LONI ARRANOIR IITATI Bawl Only 133*. kids/pate OK CALL »«»• 938* k vmu 4 tabkjeeac eond 474 Twin bade. SALE — of enure contents ot HOMI RINTALI. Bkr 14*1234 PiM70P.il ttiogyiar MM CARPITINO - ESTATE IALI - aVlcalcaan •*• 1 draaaare and ana end tabta WILL CAM — For mini lady Ouaattorosdk houaa including WM piano KIANIBURO - 4'.t rooma Im Wary kx> ml CM aRar IK am latat. *ar* Ad under Osrago : 0 ouun* room lawa I 4 and earloue antique rurnnura by *a) day or an ml. Cat 7414017 nary at l__ oMIre 1100. CM 7M-1111 747-jaM tar dan a nylon carpet Living dkv l PIICI - Dark MnaiCM.niM •XIRCIII *MI OAK IID - It7* Color TV. China, gtoss ale Thte a a won- M, kadroim A* eaton up to dertul aetai 707 *endarmara. In. ••• a? tflOfy. livtnQ WILL HT FOR TOUR CHILD—in 171 a* a onry 4144 Includes OooOConiaon IIM ItockK Move 140 Play '41-4VW4 early am. or after I I. 420 1*71 Ponllec 1100 or leriaken F.l 4 Sal 4-1 fO*m. drnlng room. -Itcfraxv 1* balha 3 4 bad.oom 1700/mo pan-Bin* Mon -Sal Pun a avM CM Tony CM 730-4M7 AM tar Mariana I otter CM 444-1473 a maaM Mokidad Can 4M-W14 •ACKVARO *ALI - 4.1 10/20, ftata • aac raquitad CaH OFFICI FURNITURI - Rain dale 10/21. *-l doming, M7-4M1 anar 3 TWNAL COUCH. 11000. FIREWOOD baby llama, cobktare bench, an- wW wllalBIIWIH AND wagon wheel. 4 mon 114 3 badfoem Wantad Mala star rv Av. Ail STOVEWOOD OLD NIWIPAPtR* — Fram ALL-AROUND VARO WORM CHECK THIS OUT... I Priee ne|aaat*a CM •AIIMINT SALI - Ram ar ADAM COMPOTIR• IVIT1M CM M1044* or 930-1411 4M-40I* •nine II Oregon Av . HaHet at! MIOOLITOWN - watortronl •• 0*1 more readers to shack out late ham* with 3-4 bedrooms. FOR OALE — 4i4 '* mirror 1140. Middle FM 4(22 21 4-7 Fum. •OMRPUP yaw ao wroi a CHICK at the lap 1 poroowi 4 braaa chandakarchandakar.. OIOII COLLICTION — Owr lamp., nick neck., women, ue IV* kettle, new kitchen MagniK and/or kokomol your copy CM 340 4l'a m aae cond. 4700 CM AKC IIMIIIIId I wwak.. 140.4 brsas oMmnay llamps 11. 1100 laVM't approa 100PM . Hulth- Fawn. 7414434 cam Maaa Ode World Charm 1 g* yarcM. ctaanatf. Aiao ALOWMXKUTsxr-? atMrlpm 4*4 0334 toe tor Bays I aMe a» Pom High atop landy HaoTt roar leeee 11400 per month pernangnag. . ale Frasuamsm Aak 4nop no uaad FurMkira Canwr no-Mai ORQAN - Memmon.1 L 100 t« VILLOW LAS - Fra. to loving""" bM Olarla NWon. RslkSra Danny »im CHIW - 14*4 tront Bumper. --. -fc m .awaaafcaa. i* Awajawawwawst V — —- -aAd* **r**F4*l M1-4XT00 torDann HHhl aaiaury Aw. 441-1444 FOR*All-Myrds ,_ ml condition AMMIalllOO 440.4 Chevy creger mag nhMls. WItwPtCID CARPBHTIR - 741-8711 male. a«c watchdog Pl.au cM*"** •IICKXETOWN 4 bedroom 1» g torRama n Vat 1*0. CtwKy 1 epaad trans . 140. •4*-MM tor mto HOLMCUL COTTAOI lay bi level Conkma ol living ORIGINAL 5ARSII * KIN • 72 1*34 Ml. tomay room 11100 OOOR* — 4 Alnum doera. 40H 1 kadiaame. yard. MM CHINA — Lanoa. lac., piaoo aal room, couch, lamp, en gables. OOLLI - With original outnte 4 80 Blcycla* •RA RIALTORI raawn*. Mnar .lactic 4 plumk- llo r 44 1140 Normal al desk 2*4 4402 kslaaan acooeeorao. *aM ower CMatkjr CATONTOWN - llova. Mudto »T P4UTIAL* C. SM-1M 747-MM M M noooo r servicservice Fraa as*. M • p m 4M-0U4 couch, lurnrtur o. kras-krac. 44 Mini Blki a> e*» M4 4714 H* M. Coa Watt *t on Hwy 39 Oct 20. MlDOilTOWN ANTIQUE I • TAQ BALI POR *ALI - Couch. M0. a PUCH MAM - IMO JuM moa»- "~ -^»"»a » »• *»v*n** •vvat* i|| OUTTIRS CUAMIO 4 1.000 Traaauna - Local Istok bnry aaMa 1100. CM OVIRHIAO OARAOI DOOR - 114-9 • rooma. kH'a OK. |M0 •' r. I row kad/rakuM anama ir 4490/mon CM 442 0401 aRar I JUBT RINTALI Bkr 14* 1449 •CMOMD - Uamg aluminum COFFII MAKIP. -OI AutS- 179 CM 7 IN HOUII IALI - WIIT xmd. SMO er keet oil » "i * a* a Bd auaar guard 10H a* Banter ATKMALC KIANSSURO mare contents 1 MIDOLITOWN Ctaaana. Can batsra nal sawing mmachine In cabinet, i PHOTOORAPHIC •OUIPMINT Rattlgeralore - IIM * 429 Near oHMon 7 room. 1729 C*M ruah Jan 4B4-I17I 747-4100 O l Direction, kaal on Rto M. right M Marchsndlsa HOMI RINTAL*. Bkr 34C-1IM OaXONML MAPI! TRMTLI 7*7.3004 Aaklng INOOOR/OUTOOOR PAINTING ANTtOUI — IMfla bad 440. TASLI - Chairs, hutch. I braaa al Compnn Ava. at Kkwan Real 4tua .ilugi -ofa I onalr 4J0O; lalato orhce Fokear Mane to I ROM Terrace Frl Tore ndM ineaar. * HP. tr. 44M CManyamsl 1*21 FOURTUN VOLUMt MT - PIANO— IAL0WIN uprkjM with •rl I/Jl. I10-I 4 LOtrO BRANCH naw gulMn. carpawry, rano- kll Man. raar baaaar. t CHILD CRAFT by World *aok Bench 4*00 Colonial Maap aol. Sat 4/21 10-4 ALL ELECTRIC •M. 4 lanmctplin Owen, ra- wan ota 41040. (am 41" anaoj COMPLITI CHILD* H0R0OM Ll«. new 440 471 9113 run en*, rust I groan, aa " KITCHIN HANOI — magic o Bad*. Ma**l 111-41140 can•IT - 4 pc living room sat. 11' ~ 00 471-43*1 TRAINS iiaMa 4 nimniim Can Man lun, stf*. gaa. good oond Lionel. Flyer. etc High ail I 734-2044 or 2*4-0144 740-4714 aRar 4 p.m. aluminum pool alii 10 a M deck PRMZIR — 14 cu It harlaentat. •Her I p m. 44*0*01 CMI71-0&M •mala bed. M0 Chsal ol PIANOS iwaBIATenyanoaJ»4-40T4 MAN 4 TRUCK FOR HIM - ANTtOUI H0R0OM MT - , aara las Pool note, i.e n 1*M. 4 poaMr tad. ACOMPUTI! R - 14K Alan M0. Naw. under 11000 Uaad. under MS CM 747 3444 MOO Unlimited rentala horn "*"" 17 40 a month FBIEMOLO MUSK CINTIR ANTIOUI — sCOMPUTIr R — PRII — Horaa manure for your 4*2-4730 Starao/radlo/racordplayar. Aawanuicsmplala. IIM Com. garden Call 740-1741 PIANO* - OROANI i. 30yaaraaWyaaraoKM •sc »wtng aat 434 CM 747-4143 FURNITURI — Sate. HO. 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MO Kitchen eat. tonMaa. •Me 4 4 ohaks. 170 CM OK I1IO 73*-4*21 Come in or call JIWdXRT — Laeya_ Omega BMPWBW* *»V*atf* *JPIB** JO d"a*"*9a*w*Ja> *** - OanerM aa. goto, good The riii'ilfm'an tvoni 43000- CaTaiaTt aaa 1110* CaTuO-aMT 542*1700 RaVRKiCRATOR - Kanmora. 14 Your Homgtown Narwapapar Sine* 117a aartng. trema 4 aaraaaw 114140 CM Mar 4 30 p m O1-04O104M iaaaal AMBBBM ie^af IMVIA HI A»fiei*arat. B12 The DMlyRegMer MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. ill HeutMtortfJe IM RaMiraattonal Commarclal 111 RMIUII FAJP) HAVIN att&'SISSi PUNCH HOUM FOR MNT - on •KYLAJW - W Front «. *4d Bank Ana For •*..£ 1 MMB a" 'ore — aawowmamwa Hoy i 1 aipraim. WM— ing loom * 1 ma boat. ned4 law< I - 14.040 my. Ml po-or, 747-41M. a • range kern MOO per me • •nd to no breoa ir* 47440/747 *M4 SUICK MOAL — 1(77. a dr . MTBUHMBPrl «_B KB4-(• zjsr&tti *, tiVtnS) fOOffi.i aaffwMAalaJ jMw red. MO V4 PB/PB. ak. in*, i mo w, rate Mr Bom h and muoti mere. PORO MOTOR HO4O1 - 1(74. »« Doc CM 747-4044 O»Or» e roar or Hea ps'i—' utootl4" Ma-aam awS MO BANK - 7 looma. (700 cenkal ak BOnaJdonkig and gaa , 1. pn«ep 10 aM CM 10 roomo. araetoea. near kern rax mere (MR eMua* aa- neat, end amar toauraa Mr eem- 41-47(4 paruriaura . BaMBatoB w mortall ran mIMMWI 12-4(01 Aaa torCa n OAT4UM 444P tel HOMI RtNTAUi~Bar. MS-iaH alai iw> M*»Zaaer. nakn EPS — 1(77. Naaal FB/FB M BtII4»44IOO k ouaktynouM AM/PM aaareo Ak V(M CM WIST OfAL - rtl- l.«Sti. MJOO CM luimelted. 4 Or I B " "SSSo/tkS aS CK CCNTUPn STATION WAOON — 1474. «ery aaod Otivo try and Woo n war. II 4*, BAM49SJSM O"4Y' S^a*aBW ,J#^#W I. (MM. AM tor Bat ar 103 Rental* to »umiii»«H Or. *«r Movon AM. Share 0* Building./ 230 Wented CAPrUAC COUPt LADY WOULD UKI — To Ml Oaragea Aulomollv. M> now condo Mono N> M Bad torl a honeat • neM. M00/nw CM Eirjtr-ar lakiaBir 4471-1477 (712107 2 FAMILY CAWLLAC, 74. Baden Ol Ml 14« JUNK CAM WANTID r4 471-4414. CMJMBMM 'MO — #t*S LOOKINO FOR PIMALC — I A GOOD STARTER ar hookup eemoleto. w> 10 WawtadteRairt CM 741-04(4 or 7I7-4M4 M 413*0 47f-0140 • . mual oM. BOM aBar. Chad OK toenar e large Kay HOME a ol lend tM MI-1M4. (1100 home CM 444-0444 AOULT( — Mature ( Buy null i» ol aajrMf ram. Joe IM BUY UNO CAM - Top 141-1774 MIDOLITOWN — WonH* ndn- and MX ram4 lor 4174/mo Ton- 1 - 1(71. Raav (a •mokinf mow) to once hawee AM/FM. M. M«w MOO range CM AM ant payo own Ma A o»oe amooo . •ouw. 141 W. From PI MaWCUFlY COMtT 1471 — N > ncJCl IM Maraa 4 fsnz hool Look! 4 runa good. I ( IBM. evea . altor (PM. Bank 747-07(7. r aaal a*ar. Mt-MiC MOTMin - * i> not aw •«• n ouMon APT. TO MNT - 1441 CAMAPrO - Ha*. Duna aaadjMMl or baM a*ar. CM vTelr need ol eel toanar e aMi aaaw lllVi wOfll NOV -PflO 'H MiaiMB tor a .n Hanoi o. WON «IWI«I Ml WOO. WHOO MOW K RETIRING??? MR. AUTO AM/FM Crurao area CM Mer 4 p.m. III MB* m. aoa-au-iw •N8URANCE •as 104 Wlntar RantalB •MAINTENANCE LITTLE 8ILVER • arr FREE' — Siding, Ilineituiy. NJ MOHLANM - 'uniMM*. 1 Oo harm Wove gel a 4 bedroom. 747-4000 CAMARO— (pavQa'Ov*"0 ' * OejenaJ ItflV (we/arai complotly Insulated. I beiri order Tudor to a torrdk). 7(4B?anlnBt room, dkuna foom 4 iHOhen. comfortabl* Ranch PHOENIX BROKERAGE 1980 Z28. OART (WlliaiR — AC J Otool w < (endy Ho*. 31 He*ia«alor Mode work. But ktoprloa IB only Pemeue tor lew oeei BUM B ovals i^t y Ti'« taatt 11/1.4/14. WOO • not) toe. CM typ*. 2 bedroom, RT^OMa1 efcAQa). 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Tom after 6, tug tomato. 141-1044 oner (. iAH4(UPK> - (an 117 O( MAlNTINANCt-PRBl," . 471-2566 or 671-3062. MATAWAN HdM4 * rua> WmMmt attl nary. TO BE BUILT Moro • yaur amrairoly to aua- CAMAMO KM — (Port mil III, S^ATLkt&i Mfy to» noot *m *nt*l IM 739-3202. H4?l-f! oun tool, om/fm Moroo OMIondod MtTfUtntSfmir 144- 1t4> aoo&n yoor-iouAd* uadolod ««o> lam ayad on a HaHH tot M 444-4041 After 7 am 470-1114. OLOWA MLBON Mi«ai4W«o Your ptona a> aura. IBHA0OW 700 CC OOUM. aaan pwm. Aye. (• OOOOOt PJOYAL (WOPITBMAN Tha HIM a» t ——— "—•- VAN 1074 - AC. armae eeaaal. •Wig, Ideal lor a 1 700 CM b n I mwr aepor 1. RlTIMMINT Hwy 34. Bnrewaoury 441-4004 BCWV haJBrlOaa OO M apwSOl wptifl VMeMr/Dryer Utoen p ok ol keek and a mew « NV rSaAa tome, or 4 HOLMDBL UfOO. TQMnon. BOO POM auana. 4100.000 14 Ma atonwa CAMAHO - 117« Pa. a»IFM ..e CM 774-4741 VC4TMINT. l« IDWARD W CCH.LIN4 •00 * tm lanaM poyo m oroo- price Oon'i hoMtoto • OM near HONDA iron* OS om'hn rilllll. lor choice kH oondMon 4M40 447-0404 AIILITY-01P«NOAIIinV (W JUaMTB ( 1 VOLUMt • IUTWIN wnaaapJwM row* — 100 Commercial raaay toimwa». tuaaa toNVC . JBSBff , HONDA DEALER CAMARO ZM - 1474 VaMk. leek. BJM rms. loaded, Ranlala JOJOYY , 4a 14441local . PenPauli mMiMaae oemi an 4 ap.. amrTm, Don't Settle For sow* Owh i^W rMM eend m »L Freehold W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E (11.(00 CM 4(1-4114. 'uilipM oT^ltllOl 4 protoaatonaay -I . C8 MO Oood cond BRAND NEW VOrWrOWN. MAKALAPAN — 4 (M your ear. avM ar Iran (to OYOTA 1(74 - 1 dear M 20.42 NslurM Pugllaea pool wn» I or aaal altor. CMCAfDIS CLA44K - INI. *a. H.OO oun. OnlyIMIIMOmo HILL* - Cuatom Country Can- HI. M«43 redwood deek. pb. • dalo4. aoJMahaal. om/lm CHRYBLtH1- PLY MOUTH. Okie mo aaiaarary- an ooodod U . IWa. brick work way 4-1 X%S£ 41/ewJO ( I bedraoma. 33«I4 living room. •71-4141 I ft*balMM. 10H14KX1 -Pljiaimi Like new. (400 "NA rSSwiOI AUTO BPtOKBPI (ATONTOWN - Ptc lOOd eg. PI. CM afar ( PM MS-11 ... H't boms ki great to- 1*2 •UZUKI TC IM 1471 - Many canon. (MO/me. Tewnhoueee raw pora. antma wno, naada JIFP MORBf MALTY. Ulllll CAPPtCt UTAH WAOOH - 4t~ aa>>. Mual aM. (100 CM body m aaad M"B«iri. NOW 441-4140 ill A BADBB OP OMTIHCTION 474 Pa. pa. M. am/lm otorao. I aataaaK JMPfcji EaaiBB>fkj wUtAuwWwwH I (MIBB wfawwwww 471-4(10. TOYOTA riea 11(04 CM •enaaTliMO. CM M (. (41 - BoMr. W.OOO ml. auto . r I7I.0IH WALKIR 4 WALKfn. Rlimra (UZUKI 1474. 041000 - Oood l..(wt 443-414) AM ' HldHLANOB - MO eg. It. (k* HOLMOEL 741-4111 •nopo. 41300 CM 741-4247 or FIAT 4TP4AOA IBM - A/C. AM/fM a aaaMto. Parking I Ivaa TomReemeon 747-MJ7. If ( PM. eyi. I opd. AM/FM. a irac win raof PB/PB. araeto (ocurJry "sore lato. CouMry aMM to a 747-40*4 CAM UNOCR 41000 recurred 1 am Kama Maa—ie*jRB4M. CM CnaryMl KINQSLEY AUTO SALEt OWICI 1PACI POM MNT - 4 mW 7474144 PUCH-Newport n 1441 Euel 717 7M7 TiiaSSE S * Long lO! condraon. tow mwaaaa. CrWVV MALIUI 1*77 - M.00S 1474 - Tan. P». ouM. •70-4134 |i*Mi uvau a no»nd wi 301-344-0100 I. CM 747-11(7. ml., now aaml 4 mufnor araM *, run* oood il400 MD BANK - a ,4 (mm. Bur «.. 43000 urn CM 7470411 wiihln 1 bwcha ol I __, in!nSrniM.OMro NBAMABOTAPLOMOA 177 PORT aM perking (MO (or • 1V7M17S4 Of W1-T47-74M tuxundy raOuW engine wninh 10.000 nMa J CM &M-4107 (•(. OWNt LANDAU — Bun real. OlOSCUTLAtaiBf7 DUTCH COLONIAL — Freeh 4 477 000 many now pana Runa MM, pood Hlanmllini.aw» oend eliermkia larmal dkang roam. Pw- paTmir"oo ma. ^4 now area. MuefeM TWO CM47I1444 ing roa100m wnr, arepk 11 FAMILY HOUM Truck.* K4>4IO4. FORO PINTO 1(74 • torMlyr. room aMl oouMry IWI CHtVY MONTE CAPAO 147S - (Jr. ri be)oit. ooo. fufpfMfifj| 4 OLDS CUTLASS I Itoor. Broad Street locaec HPora YOU auv — mn _ QM.cMar m(l«odl» Laaa Trallars auto. p/a. p/b. A/C. Duckat 100 CM444-3M1 1474. FB/PB. Pow 4.M0 OQ n in me Man al • TrlXi'r June ;AMPIR FOR PICK-UP - 4' ORO PIHTO 1(74 WAOON — TMi1*"" provided Cenkal air Carpel Auto., A/C. original owner. MOO omenikes in proMlgioua kuHeVi JMBON MALTY. RaanaiB ton. (M0 ar a/O. CM Joe aCHIVl Y IMPALA — 1474 LowCM 747-41M. 441-1144 lANSBUIKI - Perk kko OLDS CUTLASS - IBM. Pa. pa VMM IBM — 4 I 1 FORD LTD 1174 rm ptorau. onatoa runa rOnlOO lOli OtaMA * OOOfOOf™* ail Rivor PM , Pair Hairan W (10 (O Autt mg 41000 or beM oner •ATONTOWN — For aato b 111011 MS 000 Ktruutn Co ds arena. HaO I MD BANK PPJMt LOCATION F4/M4. 11.000 M. FuMiono jirwrwjirww: tat 141-1147 IT-MOO T AM/FM ii« noor. MM aa. n Open er ACM4VM 741444Y MALia4 oUi 471-WAOO1 N - OHO MU(TANO « offloaa: Wd ll iMBaa. KiYPom PaVM FRONT Mad Bant. 1 1474 MM a> eaal oner ar w* OPIL WAaON 1(74 - 44.00 tml* M • •,••*!•• •AaaPli. lUhtaUfe orkjkMI nua.. 4 cyl au«e« imn. ird n 1M0 aa It AvM cnarmarl 1 lomdyon IMaiMW aaRaW Bjvafn. 41 apaaaBaaVf r^apiw*^BT*^anpr mmf tor pick-up Ca* oner ( « indv. or pBnkaaa Pi '' wmi naainnM an 4M> Navaamk. CMIVY PICK-UP 1044 - (hart OHO MOBTANO — 1(7(. «*•*• 1 aondraan and toaoaan. 4102.000 Prom (1M.000. 7410414 CHfW KINOSWOOO WAOON •71 ( laundry. 4 or (I JTSl CM 74Ta44l AU. 74^4144 PM - 1471 VI Auto PB/PB VOLVO PAI»T( (AH - ptoeea, 3'. tsw'TS IMCHorr/MIOOLITOWN - IM. body work 4400 CM Auto, n/n 4 (r>owa aaad VOLVO - 1MB. I 741-4030 741-0704 or 7474474. aaa nanmarliaad. "ood yard CHIVY MONTI CARLO — 1474 MAKE IT YOURSELF Prloa raduoad toaM . H07 ooo - i(M. 1* not aad.( cyl. auto., ao. am/toy ato. IP.A Lmuon rtoonort Looks and run wok lino '•MM l«oa 747-4411 7414011. CHtVITTI 1474 - ki aac. run- ITU 4ILV1P. - ( loom. 4U4- 1.(0* M. AC. Oooa I ^_ k Ha k—i^L 4\ jafeakahafe^hA^^ 133 Incoma cond . 4 opd. 71.000 M. fn DU*n Df POK §J a^aipsjajajfaj PICK-UP - 1471.4 cyl.. a10 Can 141-1441.a(3rlPM. Knittad net* CK» 2 * met— <*mw»kln$ i Rune WM Body? Aak- ORO MUBTAHO wHM - IB 1474 CHtVirra - 44.4M M . yva *vr •« ^paT'* "••» nw -•• CLEAN & NEWLY i sood oand.. 4 dr. hatoV Auto. PS/Pa AM/PM aM ceoaona 43400 or boar OH •c oena. w/cx Pwauw an- .JOHl-Owti eMOeVflaVfit Ofawi k, auto., air. am/kn atoroo. PIflriaidR Vatokw - 1474. Sto- at UII.N0 DECORATED 10 ar B/o CM 471 »14 141-404* Altar 7 pm 474-1(1 UTTLf 4U.VIR KBALTy . Bedroom Ranch rype Ouato Mara 74104 MAINTU.AHC1 paJar BwSnt CHavMOi.IT NOVA — 1(71 lulllU. W/W. per V-4. aa. pa. auto. Oood oon- LITTLI BH.VIP. — Naa uang. da^pv 0 HnTJIv Of muaa^f BH4W dman. MOO CM aRar I pa, aMatr, lamaiaMN lampana on guW Blraol. m a tonHy oom- I RAM CMAPMIR 4 a 4 FURY 1477 — *• oiimm lo Imf nm\ munlly Thto charmmo oape 1144 Snf "5c* 471-1114. M4OUW 10mp4 (uporanalno- You MI owl avann* naaurg Beaon.MOM. yearly (to — Clean A/C, p/a. p/b. CHIVBLLt 1(71 much to oner Large Irwa room — CM 471-4417 bam •itk iKa (mu knit and tormal dwng ream wWi OM- :. end wnoMa Pey eunatoc* »dr MOO (••nilllllir to 044 000 CM enar ( pm. 747-7144 MO mitti tt «« ailk ram aMal anak tat eel w mchm. 47I-14M or 714-UOa. POND PICKUP 1477 _ WWi HIOK UH kailtiM MM * 3 faVtilty tOWn aVtatf OlawOfO wO VMy aap. 4 oyt, (aad oond 74,000 CMIVY HLW 1444 prhiato deck, a torap eedro MO BANK - A aaad t mT A*mJ 4*0 CM onor » PM ctkn kr 2 Sir* PaHam 411 O « 4 341 np Aokma 1700 lltllDrt •HM. Brtochodgaraga• Can- OM M1-1M7. OKI PINTO 1474 - 1 I _ JMto omppkig . kaki Ivor Agraethauaatordi.11400l 0 poao PICK-UP - va. au».CHtVY IMPALA 1(71 — OreM RUMSOM RIALTY " •OS/ma inoama af aM In ana 1. Ak. CM Mar • and ram aw «nor 1144.000 l*D-404? W» Mini - 1474. WJM blue U.It in ink pallnn add ctHTuPrr 11 conta^Waaliora ORO - Run About 74 (aok. 4 SOI IKh Plttlin lot poitifc MlODLaTTOlMN — ( yaara aw. CHtVY II 1MT — togoo d snepo It-kMal. laadrooma LkMa,dM- (77. Auto.. V-4. ps. i wo ImWIini SaMat (14 PM> Fld~Falr Havon PLYMOUTH suaw ittaaAtK 741 7444 wkaentkPeje WliBI . 'v.vuv r(pm. 444-0114 r maea M4M. 471-1M4 WA0KM - K7». «M nd POM) MAVIP4CKPUCK. 1(741(74. . body Oeod oond MM ar Baal an*. LAURA WHEELER aanoal ( to •imwiiiarViaaa to CMIROKII. 74. VO aood aroa. MM.. CM 144-im anyama PA ( WM 41 Pimilpila ankj pfepeyty CCMtw VIOA I47» - Wuna won PLYMOUTH BPU41IS FUR AMM9 (104.0M. CM M1-11M. 1(77. V4. AC. PB/PB. AM//1M iMfltcrifl D«pt. 611 iSZ" PLWTY - i(7|. AC. pb. pa. • VW DRUJW WAaKN 1(74 - MlODLCTOWN - Laauna, toan y ample on 1 w kana 747-4004 C t i M t Lai ua now rom Ml-* Autoe for Sale OHBVV IMPALA - 1474. 4 dr OtORXItayALL itS ET T "M4»I. o3 Tto DaHy RtfUtw «adP ua (J)Jbe%tfjwBB. AlaWlV f*a>W DaVta> wVjl aMeaher tar parto. Baal oBar LINCOLN/MtRCURY 7414UI. IM mpa. Mar. m»M*o. Puna aaa. T- H74 lO MOHMOUTH BIACH - by 10141 Moan nomo - 1 bo ro- Na» naaa an»n »mino ban. 0 M tm III. OM CMaal SU. *4o or a bodraam. 1 • 3 •* ••iiMiaial tt naal Makal - • CHtVY NOVA - H74 1 dr. Ir "^•"••BJ nom apaaj isjaMnaapBaai BBaiM eood ajarkmt oondnton. (MO OJMoWOA — 1474 t ddrr coupe Talk. MT Illll. trial IMH a. kawan. Mna 100m. r tor any cooakuaaan aa. aa Maa V* auto.uto., aa. Naada bbaddy work. 'oom (pociouo tomay ro tail idi ox»» 111 lada 14aVtJa\. BL fjNaVM RVaaAtf. opaoa CM 7M-4444. 1400 CM 441-4044414044 NOD) lot II' Dirt 1911 HAIltT PANK - ll P1YMOUTH HOPJZON TCI — HONOA ACCOM HATCHBACK WAtnatfartala NUDtlCUnUMlOC owl/0 ~~ 4 cyl. PB/PB. AC. AM/FM. '.'Tsrtsssra ' 4 M4M. 77 000 M. ear- 1(71. Hkar 1M1 — 1 owner lac oond a- devtm bmili citlh i IIH pit aaad. 11700 CM anar 4 PM inn prinlK mww tiljw I.100 • CON(TRUCT1ON - • 741-71M A Anar 4 pm. wiin 1 r _ Stoiunj el 41-4147 «k, aUCMTtNOM UWaKi I71.M0 CM M» Anna iaam. SJO-OlS M iHal mt CaMH-441 Ml 44 FIAT I4M COUPt - Aokma idun park. Ho aaev AaaM IM. aoo FIAT IM7 sr-votn • inaonaa. now area J4.OO0 M lt4.0af747<417 4«ar ( p.m. att aSar o«ar (MO. CMMM eend. (MM. (41-1404. Aa to MM or Da /1I//5 418 OAK PJOai MALTY 741-4441 Mar 4. HIM CJHPTVOLIPJ N4TWP AMC MATADOR — 1474 4 Or 1«71. P4/PB a» Now ' AC. Near aanaual ( aaad aarMWen. AMMB PH-1471. aHor 4 am. YoiingUoM YOUR HUNT l( OVtR ra.' MIS ITMW Walar koM mugnu conk CHrtLlP LI SON M porary 1 lllnipn. 1 (aato. dmoaaaheme 474 AMC CONCOPO - WM 4 Or. Brown AC. AM'FM At i. nopato-Oaei power MM cond MUM a" PorStle Smart Step-in! a area OM taOOO 471-4111 arlon pm .-. irr<--ri- now torenr y 4174 400 «MNI CHPTYSLIPC I NtarPOPJT — 1(71 A STAR IS BORN... ( ayl. PB/P(/PW AM/FW 47Sa1llB)aa»H A». Printed Pattern MOHwVOUTH MH.L4 140 Raall (•area AC. M.000 mi. Prtoea (MM) eaw*. 74Y-4MM Soil c>%. dwmok it AMD THt WINNtPI IB Piinlid Pil*k 9104 • jrar MWIBSI^ t|i Sun n 34 iJliack knt •. kane. A/C HONOA - 1(77. CMa. (MMaui .Tin w<«h kiu 34 (40 ent **"aTwC1 »"Ora> 'a>*pOSJf OnV Wf I. 741-7040 •><*!> oana (1104 CaPe I? IH») 31 {iFeut. U •»). dialing a (TAR at M) top Mean unai iftS p.m- 10 (44 art 4t bp). II M and/or eaaam el yaur ad. 1(71. 4 dr.. auu earn. Sana ||NY^»^lne: 4144.000 tint II k-W 44(41 aaal U BSIITTIITLJ XMt> •tuna waa Oooa body C HONOA CIVIC (TATK7N «••!. 4i (50 knl. 52 hH. 41 cond 11.000 or eeM WAOON - 1474. • dr. new ken | (57 awl M hp) TWO RIVERS 102 Oigilkllllll. 441-1700 Ebo or keel emjr. Ml MM. REALTY HOHHBT WA4JON 1471 • (ayl.Pa.4k44. liRumaon 530-8550 ir oooa -law i i CORVrrrt 1474-Red. P4/PB, Rllinniili Cat 747-4U1 VALUE int %in Itr MI aerem. Oator m »Mor. aan ander. Cl AC. aruJaa oenaaL mm rial. •M SM In ana totem Mr aaodoond. (MM. CM rtr-aMl Tl4mk> )ual I Ma) mL MM oond SIMM. A Reel Value Buy for 10452. MSflP IRUMSON Ut arlar ( PM. M4-77BB. MUri «W kaMtaf. Saw ar ICUSTOM OMKUatD — B-_ 01 wsrrww, Don! use ' 1»74 MORUON - 4 dr.. 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