Master plan unveiled by Red Bank Planners, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Oregon sniper Monday Night Football LONG BRANCH Two dead, one wounded Seattle Seahawks defeat Today'* Forecast: at Oregon University. Los Angeles Raiders, 17-14. Cloudy and windy Page A3 Page B3 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 117 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . .. SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1984 . 25 CENTS Wayward satellite snared by astronaut SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — A free-flying astronaut snared a wandering satellite in history's first space salvage yesterday, then he and a fellow spacewalker wrestled it aboard Discovery by brute force after a failed brace prevented use of the' shuttle's robot arm. "All right! We got it. We got it," called Dale Gardner after he and Joe Allen maneuvered the Palapa B2 satellite into place in the shut- tle's cargo bay and slammed home three locking pins. Allen had held the satellite by himself for more than 90 minutes as Gardner attached a locking frame on the can-shaped craft. The work required Gardner to tighten nine bolts and Allen was forced to rotate the craft by hand at Gardner's directions. "I can hold it wherever you want it, Dale," said Allen, grasping a rim at one end of the craft while OPENING 8PEECH — Bishop James W. Malone of Youngslown, Gardner worked at the other end to Ohio, president ol the National Conference ol Catholic Bishops, attach the locking frame. addresses the opening session ol the group yesterday in Washington. Allen was heard to gasp repeated- ly as the 5-foot-6 astronaut strained against the inertia of the 21-by-7-foot cylindrical satellite, which weighs 1,300 pounds in Earth's gravity. He Bishop defends held the satellite while Discovery made one complete orbit of the Earth Several times Allen was cau- aggressive stance tioned by commander Rick Hauk aad pilot David Walker, watching SPACE STRUGGLE — Mission specialists Joseph Palapa satellite yesterday as they try to dock it m from inside Discovery's cockpit, to Allen, left, and Dale Gardner grapple with the the cargo bay ol the Discovery space shuttle. keep the satellite from banging into the side of the shuttle. And each Mission Control about the hazards of not the way to start out." which manufacturered both Palapa on public issues and Westar, said Gardner could not time Allen was able to move the attempting to hand manuever the He added, however: "I was really satellite slightly. Weslar, a Palapa sister satellite surprised at how easy it was to fit the brace on Palapa as planned WASHINGTON (API - The head silent on controversial issues could Hauck later told the ground that that is to be salvaged on Wednesday. move that satellite." He said that' because an element of the satellite of America's Roman Catholic actually be considered a "derel- it appeared some of the solar panels Gardner agreed."It was not a every time the satellite was touch- antenna had been extended and bishops says the group may be iction of pastoral duty." were damaged on the side of the piece of cake," he said. "We did it ed, "it would move." locked in place during ground tes- moving away from its SO million- The bishops have not lacked for salvaged satellite. He cautioned and we could do it again, but that's Officials of Hughes Aircraft, See Wayward, page A2 member flock by considering a attention, he said, but be acknowl- major new policy statement that edged that the task of actually urges more help lor the nation's influencing policy was not simple. poor. "It Is hardly ever possible to "In the face of an increasing translate public opinion directly into Area clergy support Bishops' letter number of Americans in poverty, a policy position," he said. Still, he there is some troubling evidence in added that opinion "does set an BY SALLY LANE many public opinion polls of the last atmosphere ... establishes some year of a declining hold of the poor clear demands and it draws some A number of Roman Catholic on the mind of the nation,' Bishop clear lines, beyond which demo- clergymen in Monmouth County James W. Malone said yesterday. cratically elected leaders move only responded positively yesterday to But he said those findings are not with great difficulty." the first draft of a letter from the a reason to back off — merely Ticking off issues the bishops National Conference of Catholic another public opinion challenge for have concentrated on In recent Bishops that urges more jobs for the church leaden who have become pastoral letters, he claimed no final jobless and narrowing of the econ- used to them victories. omic gap between the country's rich Shaping and reinforcing opinion Before last year's anti-nuclear and poor. has been at the heart of the bishops' "peace pastoral" was published, A draft of the Pastoral Letter on newly aggressive public stance on public opinion had already shifted to Catholic Social Teaching and the such Issues as nuclear weapons, the a view that the nuclear arms race U.S. Economy was released Sunday. nation's economy, as well as their was not only dangerous, but (utile. The bishops say it provides a moral long-running battle against abortion, "But there has not been a trans- framework for economic decisions, Malone told about 300 colleagues. lation of this consensus into policy, " and urges that these decisions be In his speech opening the annual he said made with more consideration for meeting of the National Conference While Catholic leaders continue to those too poor, Ignorant, or dis- of Catholic Bishops, Malone quickly press for abortion restrictions, criminated against to defend their defended church leaders' increasing Malone conceded the public opinion own interests. efforts to influence public issues. battle had not been won among the Those area clerics interviewed Some critics have Mid toe bishops faithful. We especially need to yesterday agree with comments in should stick to traditional religious concentrate our efforts to assist our the letter that "the fact that more matters, but Malone said to remain Sec Bishops', page A2 Sec Clerics, page At REV. WILLIAM ANDERSON MSGR. MICHAEL J. LEASE REV. RONALD C1OFF1 Veterans Day rites are conducted throughout county . BY PATRICIA DEDRICK tributes yesterday, officials re- years. ported they were all pleased with Twenty-four organizations par- Men and women who loved free- the outcome. ticipated in the sevices and Chaplain dom enough to leave their families Red Bank's annual services, held (Capt.) Terry D. Burllngame was and who loved America enough to at the Veteran's Monument on the featured speaker. faced death were honored In cer- Monmouth Street, drew 100 resi- Chaplain Burlingame honored emonies throughout Monmouth dents who earn* to sing and place those veterans who gave their lives County yesterday and Sunday wreaths on the monument In re- and those who returned home: but Services as varied as the people memberance of those who fought for he specifically emphasised toe Viet- they honored were held to pay freedom. nam and Korean War veterans in bis homage to America'a war veterans. address, Edington said. "He was an Stuart A. Ediagton. program From memorial and wreath-lay- excellent speaker," he said. j|| services to bus trips to the chairman, said everything, the at- Red Bank's veteran's monument Washington Monument, the county tendance and the weather, was nice. was dedicated by the borough's Fire said "thank you." He said yesterday's turnout was Department over a decade ago, and In communities which scheduled comparable to that of previous Edington said It is special - "a tribute to all veterans of all wars." Members of Vietnam Gold Star uesday- Parents traveled to Washington to attend the services and presentation Index People A2 Sunday and did not attend the Advice. ; A8 Obituaries A7 ceremony, but provided a wreath to Ana .. 'A10 Opinion A6 be placed en the monument. Business .. .. B7 Sports J B3 Edington said he thinks such as Classified 38 Television AtO act shows the dedication area or- Comics B6 Your Town B1' ganisations have for these annual Lifestyle AS lottery services A7 Winning numbers in me New Jtr- Make A Date Sac Veterans, pafe At Movies A10 say tottery appear on page A7
IWi, ONt. s, Aid Baku Sallies MMdlcwwa BqMorelha .lea the Read ths H«kt Wanted columns la » 1 The D»j|y Register TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. ISM Nicaragua deploys tanks, EOPLE puts armed forces on alert land bran hued In the capital and "Our chiefs came to ear MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - and told us that we should ree The Sandlnlsta government, follow- add reserve troops and militia In Cagney reported trate immediately in oar respective ing up ill warnings of a U.S. the ' invasion, deployed tanks In strategic military aaits," ope pollcemaa saht making progress areas in and around the capital The communique urged citizens to •We have been oepennaaaot watch yesterday and put its armed forces report to civil defense brigades and since last night and we haven't NEW YORK (AP) - Actor Jama* Cagney was on combat alert. take part In defense operations slept." "making good progress" yesterday after being In a communique read over organized by the fire department, Urge numbers of Managua police hospitalized for treatment of fluid in the lungs, a nationwide radio at 5:M a.m. (1:30 the Red Cross and the health, were on duty at the main Inter- hospital spokeswoman said. a.m. EST), the Defense Ministry construction and other ministries. sections. Cagney. K, "is in satisfactory condition. He's announced the state of alert order- In a separate communique, the No major movements of people sitting up comfortably," said spokeswoman Lauren ing troops to be ready to move civil defense high command cited were noted, but one resident of the Straub, a spokeswoman at Lenox Hill Hospital. anywhere at anytime. the "seriousness of the threats of affluent Bolonla neighborhood of Doctors had not determined when be would be Although the communique did not military aggression that Nicaragua western Managua said he was released, she said. mention the United States by name, is experiencing" and issued an leaving the capital Cagney, the star of films Including "Public Nicaraguan officials over the put urgent call for all cltliens to be "My family Is preparing to leave Enemy" and "Yankee Doodle Dandy," was hospital- two weeks have insisted that a U.S. prepared for an attack. Managua," saM the resident, who ized Friday. invasion is "imminent." Associated Press reporters and asked not to be identified. He also spent time in the hospital in June after U.S. State Department spokes- photographers saw at least 30 Sov- A Soviet freighter whose presence having a heart attack. man John Hughes, accompanying iet-made T 55 tanks, IS of them sparked the latest increase In U.S.- Secretary of State George P. Shultz patrolling in a northern industrial Nicaragua tension left the port of Ford recovering from surgery Julia Child GleaaFor* to a meeting of the Organization of sector and others near the country's Corinto on Sunday A knowledgeable American States in Brasilia, Brazil, only oil refinery, west of Managua, source in Managua said the ship, the SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - Veteran actor have enough to eat and drink and have a very festive, said the talk of an invasion was and on roads southeast to the city of Glenn Ford was in stable condition yesterday happy atmosphere," says MB. Child, the cookbook Bakuriani, delivered two Soviet "absolute nonsense." Masaya and to the southwest. MM combat helicopters and one following surgery for a fractured hip, said a author and TV's "French Chef." The Sandinista newspaper Bar- spokeswoman at St. John's Hospital. "The most important thing for a successful party "A slate of alert has been ordered MI 24 transport helicopter. in all the national territory for all ricade published front-page photo- There had been reports that the The 68-year-old performer was "up and about'' and is to have an agreeable set of guests with things in graphs of artillery units and civ- would be released from the hospital soon, said head common — people who amuse one another," says permanent combat units on land, ship was bringing MiG-21 fighters sea and air, reserve units and the ilians reopening trenches. but Defense Secretary Caspar nurse Joan Nives. She would not reveal details of the cookbook author Craig Claiborne. He also said hosts Managua policemen who spoke nature of Ford's injury except to say he entered the should make certain that "the candlelight is beneath Sandinista militias," the Weinberger said Sunday there was Nicaraguan communique said. with The Associated Press on con- no intelligence confirmation that the hospital Nov. 6. the eye level of every guests. You must not have dition they not be identified said Ford, who most recently appeared in television anything block the view of the other guests...." It also announced the deployment warplanes were aboard the of armored and mechanized units of they were mobilized Sunday night. commercials for Great Western Savings, is a stage, "I generally have a buffet, and I plan dishes that freighter. screen and TV actor who made his motion picture can be prepared a day or two ahead. I set everything debut in 1940 in "Heaven With a Barbed Wire up so that all guests have to carry is a plate," says Fence." entertainer Dinah Shore. Among his dozens of screen credits are "Black- And actress Sophia Loren says, "I try not to have Clerics support statement board Jungle," "Teahouse of the August Moon," a party look like a party by keeping the number of "Torpedo Run," "Cimarron," "The Courtship of people who are serving down to a minimum — and "It (the letter) has been four faire." Eddie's Father," "The Money Trap," "Midway" and as inconspicuous as possible." (continued) Morality is part of our daUy Superman." years in toe making," Cioffi said, than 15 percent of our nation's and "is the product of a lot of living," Anderson said, and "they Confessions of a columnist population live below the official consultation with experts. They're (the bishops) are teachers. I'm very Celebrities lips on party-giving poverty level" is a, "social and basically calling for the doing of pleased that the bishops are exercis- TARRYTOWN, NY. (AP) - Meg Whitcomb, moral scandal that cannot be ig- justice," Cioffi said. ing their role as teacher," Anderson NEW YORK (AP) — Julia Child's secret for good better known to some 20 million readers nationwide nored." They also agree that gov- Cioffi said the concept of justice said, "and especially the way party-giving is "Don't make more elaborate plans as advice columnist "Dear Meg," knows whereof she they've gone about it." ernment acceptance of 6 percent the bishops addressed in this years than you can easily handle." Craig Claiborne speaks when telling other people how to handle their unemployment levels as "full em- Strano said the bishops had a stresses inviting "people who amuse one another ' crises. letter went "hand in glove" with the ployment" was "morally un- "problems of war and peace" they "right to speak as Americans" And Dinah Shore puts the emphasis on planning, The 50-year-old says she bases her advice on her justified." addressed last year, since "justice about the economy. planning, planning. own background, which has had its share of "A clergyman does not give up his The three are among celebrities who offer tribulations. "I certainly approve of the let- is the ground floor from which peace ter." said Rev. Edward D. Strano, is built." American citizenship," Strano said, suggestions for throwing successful parties in the "I dropped out of college so that I could run off pastor of St. Ann's Roman Catholic "because be is a clergyman. They current issue of MeCall's magazine and get married at 18. It lasted about 10 minutes," Monsignor Michael J. Lease of of Church, Keansburg, and "what it's have a right to speak as moral "You don't have to be terribly fancy, provided you she said in. a recent interview. St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church, attempting to bring out of the teachers in the church." American people." Atlantic Highlands, questioned the "You're talking about the world," norms bishops established in the Cioffi said. "1 happen to believe that "I think that any percentage of letter. unemployment for people who are the economic situation is a moral able and want to work is un- "My question is," Lease said, field." Wayward satellite snared "who determines what poverty Is? Moral principles apply. Cioffi justifiable," Strano said. Rev. William C. Anderson, pastor "I don't think the American said, "to anything that has to do (continued I the cargo bay where Gardner Insurance underwriters are pay- St. Benedict's Roman Catholic economic system is unjust," Lease with the way people live with one ting before launch. waited, lying on his back on the ing NASA *5 5 million to attempt the another." salvage of Westar and Palapa, each Church, Holmdel, said he agrees said, but "we're not a perfect Dave Braverman, the Hughes cargo bay floor "A human being has a right to a valued at about 135 million. The with the first draft of the letter in society. We have to do the best we project scientist, said engineering Gardner was to attach a metal certain level of living," Cioffi said. insurance companies, led by Lloyds which the bishop's were "trying to can and not become discouraged by drawings did not reflect the true bracket to the end of the satellite to "The way the econonmy functions, of London, paid claims of $180 set some kind of moral guidelines." what we see around us," Lease said. position of the element and, as a provide a second handle for the it institutes a certain attitude of million after the satellites' rockets "They're trying to talk to every- In addition to criticizing the result, the brace was not designed robot arm. But after struggling for mind that builds and perpetuates misfired last February. The in- body," Anderson said, and "they American economy, the letter properly almost half an hour, he announced, injustices. These injustices," Cioffi surance companies hope to re- were certainly open. I admire them praised "an encouraging record" of He said he did not know if the "Houston, we've got a problem said, "war against people's right to furbish and resell the satellites to for that." American success in respecting Wesur would have the same prob- here." attain conditions that foster human recover part of their loss. Rev. Ronald J. Cioffi of St. people's basic economic rights, and lem He said a black frame structure growth." Palapa was originally owned by Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, supported the concepts of private The astronauts brought the brace was blocking his installation of the Cioffi said the letter would be into the cabin with them, and Hauck bracket. Gardner said they would the Indonesian government, and Keyport, said he "fully subscribed" property and extra monetary re- Westar by Western Union. to the bishops' moral judgement on ward for extra effort. reviewed next November. In the said they would consider various have to go to "plan B" - the manual meantime, the bishops will be possible solutions to the problem manipulation of the satellite, some- The satellites, both built by unemployment, and their "priority Despite these encouragements, that human needs" must be some critics viewed the letter as conferring diocese and collecting overnight before deciding how to thing they had practiced tn the Hughes Aircraft and virtually ident- responses to the letter, Cioffi said. attempt the rescue on Wednesay ground. ical, were supposed to have been provided for by our government. "clerical meddling in secular af- History's first satellite capture Discovery had been chasing rocketed to 22,300-mile orbits. But and salvage space walk lasted Palapa since it was launched last the failed rocket engines left them almost exactly six hours Thursday The shuttle caught up in erratic orbits of 161 by 700 miles. 9 Allen captured the satellite by with the errant satellite after 1.6- Hughes ground controllers Bishops stance is defended flying out to the craft on a rocket- million-mile chase that involved 44 brought the craft under control and powered back pack. He poked a 4- rocket firings of Discovery steering placed them in salvage orbits that loot pole-like device called a jets. Rendezvous came on the 64th could be reached by the shuttle. (coolinoed) that the pain is real in spite of our million can be overlooked in a "stinger" into the spent engine orbit of the space shuttle. Hughes also built the hardware that Catholic people in their efforts to national recovery." country as large, diverse and in so "The signs of economic progress nozzle at one end of the satellite and Palapa was in its 3,800th orbit. was to be used in the salvage effort. form correct consciences." many ways as well off as this land," then threw a switch that snapped The aircraft company is being paid On the economy, too, he said that are evident in many places. What is Malone said. The satellite and a sister craft, not so evident but Is very real is the open toggle bolts and secured the Westar 6, went into useless orbits about 13 million by the insurance "we may face a public opinion "The public challenge we face on stinger to the Palapa. companies. problem of how to keep the needs of 35 million U.S. citizens who live economic justice is different from last February after rocket engines below the poverty line." "Dock! Dock'" he called. "I've misfired. The Discovery astronauts Discovery had chased down the the poor central in the public and the nuclear question. The nuclear Even leu evident, he said, "is the got it tied " plan to rendezvous with Westar, satellite early yesterday, and policy vision, when the poor are a issue has a constituency but not yet orbiting 700 miles ahead of Palapa, mission commander Hauck had minority in our midst." burden of poverty disproportionate- a policy; the poor may not have a Astronaut Anna Fisher, using the ly carried by women, minorities and 50-foot robot arm, snared a handle on Wednesday. Gardner will fly the guided the shuttle to within 35 feet That would be one main goal of solid constituency. rocket pack in a rescue attempt on of the Palapa and stayed there, the 112-page "Pastoral Letter on the young" and "the poor who die "Without a public opinion on the stinger and moved the outside our borders but not outside satellite, with Allen attached, into Wesur flying in formation. Catholic Social Teaching and the sensitive to the poor we will have U.S. Economy." the range of our policies. ..." little chance for a compassionate The document, now in a draft "The poor are with us ... but 35 policy for them." form that could be changed before final approval next November, calls THE WEATHER for government, business and indi- viduals to do much more to find or create jobs for the unemployed, to Wcalhor elsewhere raise welfare and other contribu- tions to the poor and, in general, take the needs and feelings of the downtrodden more into account. Though the nation's economic recovery was welcome, Malone said that in many parts of the nation — including his home diocese of Bahrs Restaurant Youngstown, Ohio — "I can testify loves Monmouth County Veterans and Middletown, N. J. 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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1984 The Dlrity Register THE NATION U.S., Contras worried about Soviet helicopter shipments BY GEORGE GEDDA The official, who spoke only on Calero said indications that the condition of anonymity, said that WASHINGTON (AP) - The re- Soviets have not tent MiG-21s to Nicaragua over the past two weeks Nicaragua may have come as good cent introduction of high-per- has received at least six MI24 formance Soviet helicopter gunships news to the United States but, as the helicopters, the main weapon used rebels see it, six MI24s "are much into Nicaragua may have turned the by Soviet forces in Afghanistan. worse than 20 MiGs." three-year civil war there decisively Calero said in a telephone inter- He said four of the helicopters in favor of the Sandlnista govern- view yesterday from Miami that the ment, according to U.S. officials and were delivered aboard a Bulgarian MI24 is capable of "saturation - freighter to the port of El Bluff in Nicaraguan rebel leaders. attacks" against large areas and late October and two more were "The Sandinistas could polish us "can obliterate entire villages." unloaded from a Soviet cargo vessel off between now and February," The MI24 is described as an ideal at Corinto last week. A source in said Adolfo Calero. head of the counter-insurgency weapon with a Managua, speaking privately, said Honduran based Nicaraguan Demo- nose machine gun and four wing last week's shipment contained one cratic Force, the principal anti- pods capable of carrying 32 rockets MM. Sandinlsta rebel group. each. A U.S. official said no helicop- Initially, the United States had Said a US official. "They (the ter in the world flies faster than the been concerned that the Soviet Sandinistas) are really going to blow MI24, whose maximum speed is 1W shipment included MiG jet fighters the rebels out of there." miles per hour. but now officials believe that possi- bility has diminished sharply. The administration has said it opposes the introduction of "ad- Baby Fae experiences vanced combat aircraft" into 8NIPER FATALITY — Eugene police remove the the victim of a sniper who also wounded another Nicaragua. It has said MiGs are in covered body of former University of Oregon person and then apparently killed himself in the this category and that helicopters sprinter Chris Brathwaite found near a running path university's sports stadium. are not. The administration has 'moderate' rejection yesterday morning. Police believe Brathwaite was been concerned about MiG de- LOMA LINDA, Calif (APi - they would seek a human heart if a liveries to Nicaragua because these Baby Fae was placed on oxygen as second tranplant were required, and would give the Sandinistas air her body" contained trying to reject on Sunday Doroshow disclosed that superiority over Honduras, sup- the baboon heart that has kept her Baby Fae's name has been placed in plementing their existing edge in Sniper kills athlete, wounds alive for more than two weeks, a registry for patients seeking donor ground warfare capability. hospital officials said yesterday in a organs. The Congress suspended as- statement that upgraded the severi- Baby Fae, the longest-lived re- sistance to the Nicaraguan "con- ty of the episode. cipient of an animal heart, yester- student at Oregon university tras," numbering about 14,000, last The rejection "has been more day marked her 17th day since the May and said it would reconsider moderate than mild," and the transplant. Although her birth date resuming aid in February. By then, BY SALLY CARPENTER HALE Eugene, who competed for his "There are more places to get in month-old infant, whose identity is has not been released, she has now Calero said, it may be too late, given native country, Trinidad, as a than we have police officers." he EUGENE, Ore (AP) - A sniper bejng kept secret at her parents' lived longer with her transplanted the accelerating Soviet arms ship- sprinter in the 1976 and 1980 Olympic said. request, has been put back on heart than with her own fatally ments to the Sandinistas. armed with two high-powered rifles Games, was found dead on a bicycle Feher walked through the oxygen after breathing on her own malformed heart, hospital officials opened fire at the University of path near the stadium about 11:30 stadium weight room about 9 a.m. In effect, he said the United Oregon's stadium yesterday, wound- for 30 hours, Loma Linda University said States is subsidizing the Sandinistas a.m., police said. carrying the two rifles, police said, Medical Center spokeswoman Patti American Heart Association ing a student and killing a former Brathwaite graduated from the and O'Shea was wounded when he by continuing to purchase Olympic athlete before fatally Gentry said. President Antonio Gotto, while de- Nicaraguan beef and coffee and University of Oregon in 1976 and had confronted the armed man outside shooting himself, police said. However, Gentry said, Baby fending the baboon heart transplant penalizing the rebels by denying been running for the Oregon Inter- O'Shea managed to get back to the Fae's condition remained serious as the least risky alternative to keep them assistance. The man, who wore combat national Track Club. fatigues and had blackened his face, weight room and lock himself and but stable, as it has been since the Baby Fae alive, is one of several "It should be the other way Mellgren said police, including 12 nine other people inside before week after the operation. doctors who believe the animal around," he said. "The U.S. has fired so many shots during the 3'i- tactical officers also wearing hour siege at Autzen Stadium that calling police He later was taken "She's coming out of the rejec- heart ultimately will be totally boycotted us but not the Sand- fatigues and blackened faces, fired out by tactical officers, but the other tion," Gentry said, adding that the officers could not qount them, said rejected inistas." no shots during the siege. nine remained in the room until >pound girl continued to respond During the six months in which police Sgt. Eric Mellgren. His body The wrestler, identified as Rick Critics have contended that Dr. was found under a section of seats about 11-20 a.m. well to immunosuppressant drugs, Leonard Bailey, head of the Loma the rebels have not received U.S. O'Shea, 22, was taken to Sacred medication that stems the body's at the stadium. "He said someone started to shoot Linda transplant team, should have aid, the movement has been able to Heart General Hospital, where he efforts to reject foreign tissue such "There were too many too fast to at him rapidly with a high-powered looked for a human heart before survive with the help of funding was in stable condition suffering is the baboon heart implanted in from other unidentified foreign gov- count." he said. from wounds to the shoulder and rifle, " Mellgren said. Baby Fae's chest in an un- transplanting the baboon heart. The Police identified the sniper as Herb Yamanaka, special assis- hospital has said he did not. ernments and from anonymous pri- buttocks, Mellgren said. precedented operation Oct. 26. vate donors. Michael E. Feher, 19, of Everett. Lane County District Attorney tant to the university athletic direc- Some have also questioned The rejection episode was initial- Reagan administration officials Wash, a University of Oregon Pat Horton said he did not believe tor, said there was extensive dam- whether Baby Fae's parents were ly described as mild by pediatric have said they were supporting the student. the shootings were related to the age to windows at the stadium cardiologist Dr. Robin Doroshow fully informed about corrective Feher wounded a student wrestler "contras" to stop Nicaraguan arms Veterans Day holiday. Yamanaka said he was called to Sunday on the CBS show "Face the surgery as an alternative to the shipments to Marxist rebels in El outside the stadium weight room Police blocked entrances to the the stadium to provide blueprints, Nation." transplant. Salvador. Nicaraguan officials have and shot the former Olympic athlete 40.000-seat stadium and nearby maps and keys for locked areas Rejection episodes had been ex- Bailey has replied that human denied shipping weapons to the to death on a nearby bike path paths after the sniper was reported pected, and Loma Linda doctors had infant heart donors are so rare that Salvadoran rebels, and have ac- before turning a rifle on himself about 8:30 a.m., but Mellgren said about 9 am Officers continued to said they hoped to control them with he wanted to test baboon hearts for cused the United States of trying to shortly after noon, said police Sgt. Brathwaite apparently slipped search the stadium yesterday after- drugs. , babies who otherwise would die overthrow the Sandinista govern- Tim McCarthy. *^ through the barricade and onto a noon for rifle cartridges and other Loma Linda officials have said because of fatal heart defects. ment. Chris S. 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Defcwy Nm Indudw) in Selling Mow. 2S% OepoUt on CO D'• Minimum OepeM 9N Advertised At Seal* Retail Store* 'Sean Largar 8iom The Daily Register Urge U.S. give Poles as WASHINGTON - The brutal murder of of malnutrition, one of the chlWrM Established in 1(78 - Published by The Red Bank Register "the Solidarity priest," Father J«ny became chronically 111. ..I Other PMttf A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper PopWusslw, by Polish goveniinentB«ss*s have been, sent to work In the coal mines has intensified the pressure on PreaWent or Inducted into the military service la JAMES E McKEARNEY. JR Reagan to relax the rule* oa political order to frighten them into conforming President and Publuhfr asylum for Polish refugees. JACK with the regime's dictates. ... Poland The document that would accomplish h still a police state In which people often Charles C. TribMwrn Arthur Z. Kamin Herbert H Thorpe. Jr this - a draft of a secret National do suffer persecution for their political Edilur AjralaM Editor ANDERSON beliefs." Doris Kulman Security Decision Directive - has been Russell P. Rauch Jane Foderaro stalled at high levels of the White House Besides the NSC directive, say my Sight editor Tllll Elinor Editorial Putt KiUor since August. It would certify the op- sources, the president Is considering other Thomas C. Donahue Lawrence C. Newman Michael J Pellegrino thrrctor tif Marketed rirritlulii'" Dtrvrlor Contntttr pressive nature of the Polish military options - including a formal letter to the und Adlvrmmp Frank J Allocca regime, making it easier for Poles to be Justice Department that would wipe oat t'mditrliim Manogtr granted political asylum here. many of the administrative hurdles now The National Security Council, which The murder of the priest makes a faced by Polish refugees. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1984 prepared the directive, has been urging mockery of the INS letter that has been At the very least, administration A6 Reagan to sign It. Former national scat to many Polish refugees whose pleas sources say, either option Would en- security adviser Zbigniew Bnezlnskl has for political asylum have been rejected. courage fairness and consistency in the been lobbying quietly for it Polish- Though conceding that "present con- official INS handling of applicants. Environmental program American groups had lipped that their ditions in your homeland may be un- FIGHTING FOR AIR: Dr. Richard political clout In key statA would lead the stable," the INS letter concludes coldly, Bargen, a family doctor who uses modern president's advisers to recommend his "you have failed to establish that upon technology to make old-fashioned house signature before Election Day; now your return you personally would be calls to his patients in Nevada desert they're afraid their best chance is gone. persecuted on account of your race, communities, faces the suspension of bis Who opposes lowering the bars for Poles religion, nationality ... or political pilot's license by the Federal Aviation seeking political asylum? The Immigra- opinion." Administration. tion and Naturalisation Service and the The murder adds weight to a State The FAA has notified him that, pending Justice Department are chief opponents, Department background paper seen by my an appeal, it plans to lift his license for apparently for fear that easing the associate Lucetto Lagnado, which states: W days because of complaints by the Navy requirements for Poles would open the "Although not nearly as ruthless as the that be has violated IU airspace over the floodgates to people from other countries Soviet system of labor camps and psy- desert. - like the Salvadorans - who could also chiatric prisons, the Polish system of Bargen says an estimated 5,000 patients claim political persecution. police repression does use deprivation of will be without regular care from k That's why the murder of Popieluszko employment, demotions, deprivation of physician if he is grounded, and he won't took on such significance. It lent credence housing and other forms of economic be able to keep up the payments on bis to those who have been insisting that the pressure to enforce discipline on political plane. He maintains the Navy's charges of Polish military regime does, In fact, nonconformists." airspace violation won't stand up. persecute and violently retaliate against The briefing paper continues: "Whether Bargen says the admirals are Just out Solidarity sympathisers. The crucial such treatment constitutes persecution is to get him because of his vocal opposition criterion for refugees seeking political a difficult question to answer. In one case, to the Navy's attempt to close off some asylum here is that they would be in actual for instance, a family was reportedly 5,600 square miles of air space for the physical danger if they returned to their denied its fair share of food-ration coupons exclusive use of Its F-18 fighter planes out homelands. on the orders of the police and, as a result of Fallon Naval Air Station. The body of a court dilemma WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court case from California and a case from New will be grappling this term with one of Mexico. In the former case a narcotics those two-sided cases of criminal law that suspect was seen to swallqw two capsules cause Judges to earn their pay. The case at the moment of his arrest. Police hustled involves a bullet in the shoulder of him to a hospital and ordered his stomach Rudolph Lee, and the question before the pumped. The capsules - of morphine, as court is: Should the bullet be extracted? JAMES it transpired - were retrieved and were These are the facts: A little before 1 used as evidence against him. The a.m. on July 18, 1962, a merchant named KILPATRICK Supreme Court ruled 84) that the convic- Ralph Watkinson was closing his market tion had to be reversed. at 201 N. Lombardy St. in Richmond, Va. In the New Mexico case, a collision As he locked the door and stepped to the occurred involving a driver thought to be sidewalk, he saw a man armed with a drunk. While the driver was unconscious, pistol coming toward him. Watkinson a blood sample was drawn from his drew his own pistol and fired, apparently The case milled around through state thumb. On the basis of this sample the wounding the assailant The other man and federal courts until the 4th U.S. driver was convicted. On appeal in 1957 also fired, shooting Watkinson in his legs Circuit finally affirmed an injunction the Supreme Court held, 6-3, that on Fifteen or 20 minutes later, eight blocks forbidding the surgical procedure. From balance there was no violation of due from the scene, a cruising police car found that order the Richmond sheriff and process. The stomach pump of 1952 was Rudolph Lee. He was bleeding from a commonwealth's attorney have appealed. "too close to the rack and thumbscrew to gunshot wound in his upper chest. Police The case is Winston v. Lee. permit of constitutional differentiation." summoned an ambulance to take Lee to What about it? The commonwealth's but a mere prick of the thumb was only Medical College of Virginia Hospital. At argument proceeds on these assumptions: a minor intrusion. almost the same time, another ambulance that Lee did in fact attack Watkinson with was taking Watkinson to the same a gun, that the bullet in Lee's shoulder can How do you come down on the pending hospital. They wound up in the same be positively identified through ballistics case? My own guess is that the high court emergency room. Watkinson took one look tests as a bullet that came from will affirm, and will let the injunction at Lee and said, "That's the man who shot Watkinson's pistol, and that only with this stand. To put Lee under general me." positive evidence can a conviction be anesthetic, and to compel him to submit Lee denied it. He said that he had been obtained against a dangerous criminal. to surgery that conceivably could cause held up and robbed by two men who shot The defendant's position is that he is permanent damage, in order to obtain a him. The story sounded phony to the cops. innocent, that a split-second, 1 o'clock-in- bullet that might not be subject to The wrong question One thing led to another: both men were the-morning identification is worthless, successful ballistic comparison, smacks released from the hospital; Lee was that doctors say he is not likely ever to be of violation of the suspect's Fourth II would be extremely unfortunate the Legislature should set itself a indicted for attempted robbery. The bothered by the bullet in his shoulder, and Amendment right to be secure in his if the goof on Tuesday's ballot delays deadline for passing bond issues to go Commonwealth of Virginia, which had that it is a violation of his Fourth person. It also could violate his Fifth the urgently needed repair work at on the ballot. There is no such only Watkinson's unsupported identifi- Amendment rights to make him submit to Amendment right against self-incrimina- cation to go on, then filed what is known the surgery. The bullet, it should be added, tion. But if Lee was in fact the gunman New Jersey's psychiatric hospitals, deadline for bond issues now, although as a motion to compel evidence. In sum, is about 1 inch under the skin in a part of - something that may be impossible to institutions for the retarded, and the Legislature must approve the commonwealth wanted a court order the shoulder muscle where permanent prove without the bullet - a dangerous veterans' nursing homes proposed constitutional amendments compelling Lee to submit to the surgical damage to a nerve is possible but highly criminal will have been released on the removal of the bullet as evidence against unlikely. community. This presents a dilemma, and The work would be funded through three months before Election Day to him. The chief precedents have to do with a as I say, this is bow judges earn their pay. a $60 million, bond issue over- get them on the ballot. whelmingly approved by the voters The major questions now are the last week But. state officials say. status of the bond issue the voters that wasn't the Human Services Bond approved and what, if anything, can Reagan revs up for the press Issue the Legislature and Gov. Kean be done to assure that the legislative approved to go on the ballot intent and the people's mandate to I spoke to a man who has one of the The bond issue approved at the polls upgrade state institutions is carried most important positions in the adminis- "Do you do anything else besides rev up the president's helicopter on the White authorizes the state treasurer to use out. There is a lot of scurrying in tration. His job is to stand on the lawn when President and Mrs. Reagan are House lawn?" the proceeds to refinance Department Trenton by red-faced officials to leaving the White House by helicopter. "Of course ... I'm also in charge of of Human Service Bonds to take discover the answer to that. And they "I actually work for Larry Speakes, the ART making sure that Air Force One never advantage of lower interest rates, are right to be embarrassed, the press secretary," the man told me, "but shuts off its engines when the president is descending from the plane. It would be which is how the original proposal mistake reveals a level of sloppiness my duties keep me outside." BUCHWALD "What dr you do?" disastrous for Mr. Reagan if the engines that is disturbing. read. But the bond issue measure "My job is iJ make sure the president's were quiet when he stepped on the tarmac finally approved by the Legislature There are other questions, too. copter motors are going full blast, so the and reporters started throwing questions at him." and signed by Gov. Kean amended the First, there is the question of how the press can't ask him any questions." original proposal to eliminate the error happened; no good blaming it on "That is a very responsible position," I "I imagine even Sam Donaldson can't admitted. "How do you do It?" compete against the four Jet engines of Air provision for refinancing. Through going to have to answer one question from the Legislature, although St. John's "I station myself right here next to the Force One." some failure in the ..system, the Sam, even if it's just a simple Yes' or call for a deadline for bond issues helipad. The press is over there behind 'No.'" "That's the amazing thing. Somehow Secretary of State's office apparently might be well taken. And the error those ropes. When the helicopter lands on "That doesn't seem too high a price to Donaldson has learned to throw his voice, the lawn I get in radio contact with it. As never got the amended bill, and the was discovered on the eve of election pay to get off for a weekend at Camp so that he can even be heard over the noise the president walks out, I tell the pilot how of a Boeing 707. It's gotten so bad that the original version went on the ballot day. according to state officials. Why, David." much thrust to give the engines so the "It all depends what the question is. As president automatically yells 'Yes' or 'No' . Christine St. John, the state elec- copter will drown out the yelling re- then, was it kept hush-hush until you know, the president has a slight when he sees Sam in the crowd." porters. In that way the president can Just tion division director, says it was an almost a week later? hearing problem, so there are times when "Donaldson must drive him crazy " "honest mistake," and blames it on smile and shrug his shoulders, as if to say "You would think so. But the strange The confusion over the status of the ' it isn't his fault if he can't understand he should say 'No' and he says 'Yes,' and the last-minute rush to get the bond other times he says Yes' when he should thing Is that when the president comes out bond issue must be cleared up as what they're saying." of the White House to board his helicopter issue, which was signed by the say 'No.' Whenever I see the president is quickly and expeditiously as possible. "I've seen your work on TV," I said going to reply to a Sam Donaldson and Sam isn't there, Mr. Reagan gets very governor Sept. 26, on the ballot. She And a public given the wrong question admiringly. question, my Job is to make sure that the upset and confused because he doesn't "We've got it down to an art/ The only know whether to shout something to the suggested that to avoid such errors, must demand the right answers. helicopter pilot gives the bird full throttle, one we haven't been able to silence is Sam so no one can understand the answer." press or not." Donaldson of ABC-TV. No matter bow much noise we make, Donaldson manages "Wouldn't it be easier for the president I said, "I admire the president for being to get his question heard above it." to leave the White House without the press able to walk out on the White House lawn "What's his secret?" being there on the lawn?" with the engines going full blast, and not "He has developed a higher pitch to his "It might be, but this is the only chance only field a question from Sam Donaldson Food for the hungry voice than we can give the motors. It's Mr. Reagan has to be seen by the public. but hold onto Nancy's arm and board his uncanny. We've tried every type of engine If we didn't allow the TV cameras to cover copter, all at the same time." The annual Can-a-Thon, conducted and Friday between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. to drown him out, but nothing seems to his departure and arrival from the White The man smiled, "They don't call by the Eatontown and Red Bank and on Saturday between 9 a.m. and work. Everyone knows no matter how loud House, everyone might think he's in the the copter Is roaring,' the president is Cabinet Room taking a nap." Ronald Reagan the Great Communicator Rotary Clubs for the Red Bank Corps 5 p.m. Eatontown Rotary Club mem- for nothing." of the Salvation Army, will be bers will be collecting food at the conducted Thursday through Sunday. Pathmark in that borough on Thurs- Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU The goal of this 11th annual drive day and Friday between 4 and 9 p.m., ijvsr Bmnomn for food for the hungry is 20,000 items Saturday between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. ootnm*. cNttfcmx iommmeoNTmamr- of canned or dried food. Last year's nd Sunday between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. matMP mmuomNMM Can-a-Thon collected more than 18,000 The Salvation Army's emergency jttUV MS OHUIWU A items. food program is a lifeline for needy The Can-a-Thon collection will help families. As we stock our cupboards at «#^ the Salvation Army's emergency food for the coming Thanksgiving Day program, which responds to the call holiday, the annual Can-a-Thon offers (V m for food for the hungry throughout the a way of sharing our bountiful holiday feast with those less fortunate than •Members of the Red Bank Rotary we. Area residents always nave will be collecting food at the two Red responded generously to the Can-A- Bank Foodtown Stores and the Thon collection, and we feel certain i Shrewsbury Shop Rite on Thursday they will do so again this year. i b Marjorie M. Sacco TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1964 A7 OBITUARIES LONG BRANCH '- Mariorla M. Surviving art bar husband, Sncco. 71, of Efceron, died yester Leonard Gregory saeeo; • £• Catfish Bend creator dies day at bar homa. Ernest C. Saceo of Cedar Grove: a NEW YORK (AP) - I Covington, Ky Ho fought in World i in Daal, lbs resided here (or daughter, a slater, and a grandson Barman, a writer who iMIgnted War I, wu wounded at f the put tfyaars. gaaaralloni of folk Ule fans with his Prance, in 1911, and returned to Arthur Harmon, 76, former The Flock Funeral Home It la She wu a member of St. Lake's fanciful stories of Catfish Bend, La., study at Harvard University. United Methodist Church. I Of died of a stroke yesterday at age IS owner of Coast Hardware Barman, a newspaperman, detec- As s correspondent in World W»r Philip Saponara tive story writer and war correspon- II, Barman wu the first writer to WEST LONG BRANCH - Arthur He wu thw a member tt the dent, won recognition u the author reach the Free French In Africa. In Harmon, 71, died yesterday tt Service Corps Of Retired Et- of Bbookt, including nine about the l»tt. be wu awarded the French MATAtVAN - Philip Saponara. service. Monmoulh Medical Center, Long ecutlvet chapter No. M. Moxley animal population of Catfish Band, Legion of Honor for bit reporting on M, died yesterday at Emory Manor Surviving are hit wife, Teresa Branch. Abacus Lodge 7i MAM, Long a mythical town on the Mlstisippl the Vichy government. Nursing Home, Old Bridge. Born In New York City, be resided Branch ElksLodge 74J, and the Old Nicohtlas Saponara; two sons, River. He traveled widely - visiting in Long Branch before movlnf here Guard. He wu a cbtrter member Born In New York City, he moved Philip A. Saponara of Matawan, and India and South America st age M uuara. ne wu a caanar n ban twenty years ago. Active nearly uuntii l his death. II yean ago. aad vtet^MUtot of B'naB'ntli Brith Vltale J. Metarie of Louisiana, a last book, - but his work retained a distinctly Branch He ratlnd u a clerk for the U.S. He wu the owner of Coast Lodge 1447 of Long Branch. daughter. Marl* GtrafoU of Tampa, 'TbanderboKatCCatfisa h Band," in American flavor. Catfish Bend Hardware Co., Long Branch, from Postal Service after % yaan of Ha wu t member and fortnar Fla.; seven grandchildren and seven July. People magaihw) called it "the characters include wise Doc Rac- m» until hit retirement In 1977. truttee of Temple Beth Miriam, coon; J.C, a red fas who prefers great-grandchildren. tort of prose that cries out to be He wu • member of the Presl- Kathleen Ann Love trptrlally to someone "Sweet Adeline" to classics from dent i CouneU a( MoanvNth Collage Surviving are his wife, Kaxel Hen The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, who is about 4 feet tail or shorter." the frog chorus, and Judge Black, a and president of the West Lag Harmon; a ton, Stanley Harmon of HAZLET - Kathleea Ana Love, la in charge of arrangements. Barman wu born Dec. U, 1M, in vegetarian snake given to motto*. Branch Senior Cttlteni Hawing New York; a daughter, Gail Kass«f U, died yesterday at Corporation. Eatontown; a brother, Jerome Har- Community Hospital, Mr. Harmon wu a former presi- mon of fraabury; a sister, Marion dent of the Long Branch Chamber of Engal of Delray Batch. FU.; and Bom In Brooklyn, N.Y., aha Commerce, the Long Branch Ex- four grandchildren. moved bare in ISM. change Club, and tie Uptown Busi- The Woolley Funeral Home, Long She wu a communicant of Holy ness Men's Association of Long Branch, It in charge of Family Roman Catholic Church. Branch. 7/£*4e T>cite Survivimg are her hutband, Rob- Rates ».7» for three Unas tor 1 day ($1.01 each ert Love III; two sons, Robert Love y Helen V. Murray iBtl. m mtoT Unas for two days ($1 JO each additionadll l line)li). MM fof r thred e Uline , fof r threth e ddays IV of Alexandria, Va., and Colin I for three Unes for four or five deyi(t2 U each additional lint), MOO for three linei MANALAPAN - Helen V. Mur- United Methodist Church, Freehold, MlU Love, at home; a daughter, Colleen ray, 70, of 42 Church Lane, Tennent, and a member of the Esther Circle 11AM two da jr» Hoffman of Haslet; two brothers, died yesterday at Freehold Area of TIM United Methodist Women, Wor. imbUeaUan. C«ll Tbt Deuy fUftitv, t*4m, uk lor The Date SecreUry Robert A. tlardtnborough of Hospital, Freehold Township. Freehold. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y.. she Masaapequa, N.Y., and William surviving are her husband, NOVEMBER HI Holy Trinity Lathana Church, IM Dec. 0. Ooort open 11:10 p.m. Over moved here 40 yean ago. Mardenborough of Queens, N.Y. River Rd., Red Bank, 4th annual 900 fantastic items, including trips, Before retiring IS years ago, she Bernard J. Murray; and three 10.17. tttt - nephews, Robert 0. Billker Jr. of Pins Tree Players prmnt "The ScaaHnavtaa Btsaar, Sat, Nov. 17, toys, Cosinart, telephone answering was a registered mine. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, IM. llaaamiiti Ckrtslmas. chll- machine, plus many nirpriaes. Win She wat a graduate of Kings Springfield, Va., Rev. Frank G. Is in charge of arrangements. drea's, kitchen Items, quilts, doll your holiday gifts. Call U040M. County Hospital School of Nursing, Billker of Aberdeen, and Dr. Donald edy. all Brooklyn. Cole of Madison M * Madison An.. Spring Lake. DECEMBER 1 - SATURDAY Charles J. Brunner 140pm M. N at door 4 Rotartm HOLIDAY BAZAAR. WIN: Cab- ANNUAL KEYPORT ART SHOW She was a U.S. Army Corps The Higgint Memorial Home, Ageaey. 44t-141l. Resenatleu, veteran of World War II Freehold, it In charge of arrange- bage Patch Doll with handaiade out- will be Dec. 1. Prises swarded. Art UNION BEACH - Charles J fit! It" Color TV! Wool Ana afgksa! ista, call M4-6UI for Information. She wu a member of the First Brunner, 71, died yesterday at NOVCHUm U - TUISDAV "Basket of Cheer"! BUY: Hand- Baythore Community Hospital, crafted soft toys, ornaments, gifts, Leonardo Grade School PTA la Florence Neumeyer Holmdel. PARENTS WITHOUT PART holding a HOLIDAY BAZAAR in the NER8. •arsaere Catptar M4, Oaa- home baking. Laaeheon: Baked ABERDEEN - Florence Neu- deen Township Senior Citizens Club Chicken. CHINESE AUCTION. SI. All-purpose Room, IM. Space Is Born in Newark, be resided in anl rtlilliii aad Dance Don qabi- available for vendors of sew craft meyer, 72, died Sunday at Bay shore Her husband, Edgar P. Neu- ow/s, Hwy M. Matawan. 0:1* SHARP Jamas Church, PmaJaoj 4 Slocum Community Hospital, Holmdel meyer, died In IBM Keamy before moving here 23 yean PI.. Lang Branch, IM. 1B-1411, 0- merchandise Tables III For reaer- ago. orlaaUtton. Mambert, P; vatkns call between I aad 1 pm Born in Lyndhurst, she resided in Surviving are a ton, James H. Ckapta M1-CM3 or Si-Mil Deadline Nov. 7 Cllfrwood Beach before moving here Vallentlne of Toms River; a daugh- He wu a communicant of Holy 747-M04. ST. NICHOLAS BAZAAR, 10-4, five yean ago. ter. Carol Poweri of Ulchfleld. Family Roman Catholic Church. Trinity Episcopal Church, M White Middletown Twp. Fire Dtpt. She wu a member of the Bayvlew N.H.; four grandchildren and one NOVEMBER 14 - WEDNESDAY Ladies Auxiliaries' animal Christmas Aanaal Spaghetti Okaar to be bsM St, Red Bank. Christinas decor- Presbyterian Church, Cllffwood great-grandchild. A U.S. Army veteran in World ations, gifts, trash 4 treasure, Chi- Basaar. WINTER WONDERLAND, Beach The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, War II, he wu a member of the at the KnlfhU of Cohmbas HaD. M at River Plaxa Hose Co., Foster 4 Fab-Haven Rd., Fair Havsn. SarvhMj neat Aacttoa, baked goods, books, She wu a member of the Aber- is in charge of arrangements. VTW Pott in Middletown. Jewelry, rsftle, etc. Luncheon will be Applegate St» 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Lunch from 8 u> I p.m Daaatka: adatts, $1; •erved 1110-1 30 Join the tun; do He retired u t baker for the U.O. served from 114. SANTA CLAUS will be there for picture-taking your Shopping. Crafta-glfts-boliday Helen J. Fasano Great Atlantic aad Pacific Tea The Keyport Aaxiliary of Bayahare decora tiom Company, Newark, after 11 years of Village School PTA i Holiday LONG BRANCH - Helen J. Maurice Fassno of Holly Hill, FU., Commanlty Hospital will hold Its an- COLTS NECK HISTORICAL SO- Fasano, of Morris Avenue, died service. naal Tricky Tray Nov. 14 at Back Boutique, 10-4. Arts 4 crafts, baked Armand C. Fasano of Eatontown, goods, hot dogs. II ojsid bin to be CIETY'S MTH ANTIQUE SHOW I yesterday at Monmouth Medical and Ernest Fassno of Red Bank; Surviving are his wife, Eileen Smith's, East giitaViig. at I p.m AND SALE, Saturday. Dec. t, 0:10 \ Center after a long illness. Tickeu arc $1 JO Call M4-470I or . raffled off. Holmdel Village School, and a titter, Inn Fassno, here. O'Connell Brunner; a ton, Alan D. McCampbeU Rd., Hobndal. • m -4 p.m., at Cedar Drive School, Miss Fttano wu t life-long Brunner, here; two daughters, Pa- MMSlt. Tickets win he sold at doer. Cedar Drive, Colta Neck. Over • | resident of the city. The Damiano Funeral Home it In tricia Lohten and Vivian Brunner, Refreshments will be served Women's Fellowship of the dealers. Mini meals available. For Surviving are three brothers, charge of arrangements. both here, a sister, Edna Lindegard Single Professionals meeting. DIs- Holmdel Community Church of UCC info, call 4aVUTl. of Florida, and two grandchildren. Coaatry Store Sals * Baaaar. t:M cuslon, coffee 4 social I JO PTA Holiday 202 DEATH NOTICES Christie'i, Waaamaaaa. For into, call am4 pm., Fellowship Hall, Main Margaret W. Maloney The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, St Caaaad goods, baked goods 4 Baxaar. Dec 1,10-J Coleco Cabbage ! MA8UR P*d M || I, •. - - -_ gn-itn. Patch doUs, raffle, crafts, Chinese mt i »"»n^rf%^» v •^•w t^^* , w v^^^^maaaw upauBavvi anrt is in charge of arrangements fneb produce, handmade Christmas N» t. 1HM HMMM I beat by Tbe Opsa Deer! (aaafglaa. - - - - taaaaW M TlgVMBl faT aaaaMHi •aawSV, •MBy^B^t aaaaaar waaw. 'wrwtw* ana wa»ar^e»«w« awaw N0.M CaU ,_-„_ or mum MOOWSY^ nwmiDAY iY Oraaes, hrtal, Egypt, wwk Laser ^SL. aaaifa^ all ^n^^^w I^^^J -*- aaaksutk •BaaaTJaT I laM aaat^awCigjBaTw"!. •«••• alaT, SHaaaaaB. at at ksat at Depart: Matawaa MUbiaW Caarch rCaaaasaat. Oal aaVlarl, aV At The DMly RetpMer Lifestyle TUESDAY, NOVEMBER U. 1M4 Hahne's shopping spree STATE PROJECT - Working towards New Jersey State Federation to kick off fund-raiser for of Women'* Clubs' $100,000 goal to benefit the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Lady Liberty-Ellis Island Island Foundation are, from left. Shirley Goettel, WESTFIELD - Hahne's. <0t president, and Marilyn Ton- services to add to the enjoyment Beachwood, federation's North Avenue W . will host the nenaen. Mountainside, chairman of the evening. second vice president; official kick off benefit event for of the project. Special invitations to civic Marie Lemiska, Forked the New Jersey State Federation leaders will allow the opportuni- River, vice president Tonnensen's uncle was August ty to show their support of of Women's Clubs (NJSFWC) Hahne, Newark, an immigrant Fifth District NJSFWC, Lady of Liberty special state volunteerism and the renovation who founded the Hahne's store of the Statue of Liberty and Ethel Reinhard, Pine project, on Sunday, Dec. 2, from US years ago. 6 to f p.m. Ten percent of every According to Christine SUck, Beach, Fifth District pro- sale will be given to the NJSFWC In outlining the store's sup- Hahne's director of public rela- ject chairman. The effort Lady of Liberty campaign, ac- port, Kane invited each member tions and special events, "admit- will have a Dec. 2, 6 to cording to Alan T. Kane, presi- of the NJSFWC and their friends tance by invitation to the after 9 p.m., shopping benefit dent and chief executive officer throughout the stale to this hours event can be obtained kick off in Hahne's, of Hahne's. festive evening. through any of the 39,000 mem- WestfieW Strolling entertainers, com- bers of the NJSFWC. As long as Participating in a planning plimentary refreshments, gift someone in the party has an meeting with Kane were Dorothy wrap, coat check and shopping Invitation, the shoppers will be Constants. Oakland, NJSFWC bags will be among the free. welcomed." Marriage is practical in 'Ark' society BIRTHS BY ERMA BOMBECK husband to the service department, way. They say when the phone rings, dropping him off at work and it's for them. They can eat from the RIVERVIEW MEDICAL CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rougeau Marriage is holding its own in this making arrangements for his pick- skillet, have onions after 6 p.m., country and I think I know why. Red Bank (Libby Brooks), 294 Navesink Ave., up in the evening. Playing musical play their music loud and never run Highlands, daughter, Oct. 26 People who travel through life cars is the only time together most out of hot water. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Olson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geiger alone have trouble functioning in an couples have anymore. The odds of This may be true, but down the (Susan Becker), R.D. 1 Box 2MA "Ark" society where everyone (Jeanie Jenkins), 710 Fourth Street, your car running for an entire month line when the natural color has gone Allenwood Road, Wall, son, Oct. 21. Union Beach, son, Oct. 26. travels two by two. I'm not talking without some kind of service is a from your roots and Geritol is a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keenan cupcakes that come two to a two-billionto-one shot. It takes two. mouth wash, you will find that you (Donna Langan), 507 Church St.. Mr. and Mrs. Vishnu Nathu package or the seat at the counter Cooking spaghetti tor one defies cannot finish a single sentence Long Branch, daughter, Oct. 8. (Miriam Gonzalez), 2146 Aldrin when you want to eat out. I'm restraint. I have seen a single without the help of a mate. You'll Road, Ocean, daughter, Oct. 26. talking practical Mr. and Mrs. Louis Denier (Leni person add a handful of spaghetti to say, "I saw ... you know" and he'll Robinson), 31 Shepard Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman Let's say you're a single person the boiling water, look at the pitiful say, "I know who you mean. How is Middletown, son, Oct. 24. (Jill Patterson), 25 John St., Red and you own a car. When it runs, you strands swirling around and add leaving the milk out, the porch light she? Still living at..." "You got it, " Mr and Mrs. Thomas McKiernan Bank, daughter, Oct 26. have no problem. But what happens another handful every time he on, tearing up the paper, leaving you'll say, "same old address. I (Virginia Harrington), 279 Ocean Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richards when the motor dies? You're para- passes the pot until it "looks right." toothpaste in the sink, screwing up don't see why she doesn't move to (Elizabeth Kohlmann). 5 Monmouth lyzed. You need a partner to jockey Blvd., Atlantic Highlands, daughter, By the time it's finished, he has the checking account or forgetting Seattle to be with her sister ... What Ocl 24 St., Hazlet. son, Oct. 28 cars around. Most of my married enough spaghetti to feed the New to fill the ice cube trays. You're it. is her name?" "Phyllis, and I life has been spent following my Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Serrano York chapter of the Sons of Italy at Single people have no conscience couldn't agree more. " he'll say. "Is (Roseann Cullari), 57 Compton IKimberly Rowe), 38-B Lakeview a Columbus Day rally With a mate, to tell them if they don't go to bed, Phyllis still a ... you know." Ave., West Keansburg, daughter, Terrace, Eatontown, daughter, Oct. you could send spaghetti sandwiches they'll wake up in the morning "Therapist," you'll say, "and don't Oct. 25 2t. in a lunch box for three weeks, but looking like Dorian Gray. And when give me any more news. I'm Mr and Mrs. Norman Swindler Mr. and Mrs. John Von Bargen exhausted." alone, you're stuck. their alarm goes off, they can't take (Michele Bateman), 3311 Willow (Lucille Garofano), 1 Evergreen I think the worst thing about a chance of turning it off and going Drive, Ocean, son, Oct. 25. Place, Keansburg, son, Oct 2*. living alone would be to accept the back to sleep. The problem is we've been look- Mr. and Mrs. John Gilgannon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ledwon responsibility for everything. I know a lot of people who live ing upon marriage as a commit- (Debra Wilson), 35 Hillside Ave., (Gail Edward), 561 Clubhouse There's no one else to blame for alone who wouldn't have it any other ment. It's really a trade-off. West Keansburg, daughter, Oct 26. Drive, Middletown, son. Oct X Water mark taken off marble Portugal France DEAR HELOISE: Impossible) or replace the zipper easier than pinning. Hope this kelps HINTS Spain Italy I have a marble-topped coflee (also practically Impossible). others who have zippers thai won't table. When I watered a plant thai Well, my brilliant husband sug- stay closed. — Lauren Vlcker was on it, the water leaked through gested I attach a large hook and eye SUBSTITUTE LID FROM 16 Glorious Days the pot and left a big water stain oa inside the top of the zipper, the under the spiritual direction ol Dear Heloise: Needing a IM for a Ike marble which just doesn't come pressure of silling or bending large can-iron frying paa, I boagal HELOIS Father Vincent T. off. wouldn't he oa the zipper bat on Ike a pizza pan and wooden knob. My Caa yo» please advise me what to book and eye. SOD drilled a hole in Ike ceater of Ike do about It? - C.A.N. II worked! II takes only s second paa and anchored the knob securely. CALDERWOOD You may be able to remove the to fastea the book and It's a lot II works beautifully. — Mrs. A.G. water stain merely by rubbing it AUKlltl fllttr. iBMCllltl with a good marble polishing pow- der such as tin oxide (usually available where genuine marble is sold). Be sure to carefully follow directions on the container If the stain does not respond to the rubbing compound treatment you may want to take the table to a Our Bottom Line. professional refinisher and ask for an estimate. He has the know-how to make and keep marble beautiful. To help prevent future water or other stains, use a marble sealer on 799 Nrv!Sk Feb. 25th the table (also available at marble shops). — Heloise Rome Florence Pisa LETTER OF LOVE Avignon French Riviera Dear Heloise: We "three-score Barcelona Madrid Lisbon and teen-agers" aeed lots ol help, so we appreciate our Heloise. Many Montserrat Fatima ideas in your column which seem sew to young housewives came down to us from our mothers, PAPAL AUDIENCE passed oa to them from their molten. and many oth»r ipifitual prlvll«f«t If these Ideas seem to be "great plwi a ADVERTISERS! Christmas Shopping 5 Starts with 6 Months ^ Sign up while the price is down. From body sculpting to improving Our ftjwocise*syston offers five cardiovascular condition. Christmas / specially designed workouts to give With convenient hours 7 days- { you the body you want Lose weight a-week, there's no excuse not to and inches as you tone and tighten. Powercise. Start today. Cat now for Preview Elaine Powers professionally a free visit and get a shape you'll love '84 trained instructor; help you do it ill. at a price you'll ake. Wednesday, November 21st BaineP»yrWRRtness dubs llie\M)ria)utthatwxk£ . i land an p»ytmi in U. The Register Look for Elaine Power* FEELING GREAT magazine on Newvtand Good at all partopaSnp Elain* Pown TJM774 JU- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13.1964 The Dairy Register A9 to eyes brings tears bladder explained L. COLEMAN. M.D. There Is now a great deal of experimentation with drugs In an •o little ind CM make tuck a Far yean 1 have had trecbte with effort to frod one that can dissolve difference in the life of another my gall Madder. I mast confess that certain types of stones, thus obviat- vital organs, I have followed your I know very little abeal whore (he ing the need for surgical inter- Dear Am Laaden: It Irks me gall Madder Is. what it does, and that a» WMfe It sands al mn and why it makes trouble In seats peseta YOUR special arraagemeal with regard There is a marked sipaaalna hi ANN aad not la otters. I really have never the diagnostic techniques that art) to the not of my eyes. I wrote had It UlUfcMI lo me. - Mn. •ease Uncs on the subject which used to establish diseases of the gall LANDERS . gg M.R., Indiana HEALTH bladder In addition to the standard I have suggested sheald be haaaen. It's when laey an awake Dear Mrs. R: The gall bladder is alang I* the eventual forms of X-rays and dyes, CAT thai the situation lakes oa a a small but very efficient organ that scans, PET scans and ultrasonic t. bowing el yew lies just underneath the liver, high , I Ihoaghl I variety al ialarettlag instruments are now available in the right side of the abdomen. Ifs When early gall bladder disease Is J lo yea. Wllk ke«t Reminds me el an old story: prime purpose is to act as a , Y«an aa ever — Barry Jim asked Joe, "Have yon ever suspected, loss of weight and a rigid reservoir and collect bile that is fat limiting diet to usually sug- Sr., Ckairmaa el Ike by it and am sure my readers will slept with a redhead?" Joe manufactured by the liver. The bile food. gested With such diet and medi- hard. The Cearier-Jeonal, The be, also. Thank you (or sending it replied, "Many a alght." Than he that la collected In this gall bladder Stones may form in the gall Louisville Times, UaiiviUe. Ky. my way. asked, "How about a brunette?" sac la probably one of the most bladder, in the small ducts and in cation, it is often possible to keep UNES FOR A BEQUEST Those of you who would like to The reply, "More nigbU than I valuable factors in the Question of the larger common duct. These the gall bladder condition In a static Tbeeeareferyoa, myaakaowa follow Mr. Bingham's splendid Last auestioa. all food and particularly of fats. stones are deposits of salts and bile state. It is only when the gall hetr, These eyes thai served me bladder manifestations are over- example and give someone the ; a Maude?" He When fatty foods are eaten, a pigments. They are very clearly hag ud sweetly, To view a lite gilt of sight whan you arc no i a damned wink." defined by X-rays. When the stones looked or neglected that complica- we eaaaet share. No laager mine. message hi sent from the small tions arise. longer around to witness the - Grace Y. From Meundavillc, intestine to the gall bladder which block the ducts and interfere with bsl yawn completely. Die tktm autumnal gold, the diamond stars W.Va. the normal flow of bile into the Dr. Coleman welcomes qaeslkms la watch my Joyoat sights, then responds by pouring the needed on winter nights and the glossy intestine, surgery, of course, be- from readen. Please write lo him is Autumnal gold, greca hlash al Dear Y.i Thanks lor resurrec- amount of bile into the intestines blackbird's wing, please do the ting that one. The first time I through a very tiny duct. This, then, comes necessary. care of this newspaper. spriag, High diamond Man aa following: winter alghli, While sparkling heard It I laughed so hard I is the healthy process by which bile Write for a donor's card to: kicked the slats out of my cradle. is stored and used when needed. •new, flaaay blackbird's wing, Eye Bank Association of Ameri- Group focuses on Alzheimer's disease VWaaa le A4»m fresh unfurled, There la a big difference The gall bladder as an organ is ca, MO Fannin, Suite 945, Hous- between cold and cool. Ann subject to Infection, irritation, LONG BRANCH - Family mem- Geriatric Program. la their lint ihinlaj oUrlly, ton, TX 77030 Wedding my dear, familiar warM I aadrrs shews yea hew le play it tumors and even injury. When it ben who must provide constant Interested persons can register When it arrives, fill it out and Wilk wandtn I skill aever see. cool without freeslng people oal becomes inflamed, with or without care for relatives with Alzheimer's for the program by calling Julie return it to the appropriate September 17. 1M4 m her booklet, "Teen-Age Sex - the formation of stones, it may disease are being invited to join a Saxe, psychiatric social worker at address. Carry the card in your Dear Barry: It came as DO Ten Ways la Cool II." Send So function poorly and be responsible new therapeutic group being formed the Pollak Clinic, or Colleen York, wallet or purse. And please surprise that you produced this cents and a long, sell-addressed, for a great many symptoms. The at Monmouth Medical Center. social work supervisor for the notify your physician and your sensitive and beautiful verse. It stamped, envelope to ABB Land- pain of the diseased gall bladder Sessions will be held on eight Greenwall Geriatric Program next of kin that you have done sounds Just like you. I was moved en, P.O. Box UIK, Chicago, 1L frequently radiates to the back and consecutive Thursdays beginning this. I know of no gift that costs •Mil. to the shoulder blades. Along with Nov 29, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the 44 REUNION the pain may come nausea and hospital's Henry Pollak Memorial RUMSON - there will be a vomiting. All of these symptoms Clinic, Third Ave. reunion Saturday at 7 p.m. in the may resemble many other intestinal The program will focus on solving Red Bank Elks Club. W. Front Si., disorders. It is for this reason that the problems and. relieving the of members of Rumson High School Penney, Glamour set fashion show many of the complex tests are made pressures of constant care, and will Class of 1M4. Reservations may be with dyes and X-rays. With these it provide information and emotional made by contacting Doris Allen ticket-holders will receive a Glam- is now possible to study normal and support. Irwin, 184 Ninth St., Belford. Per- EATONTOWN - JCPenney and fashion and beauty merchandising sons with information on classmates our gift and sample bag. To reserve abnormal emptying of the gall Glamour Magazine will present a editors for Glamour Magazine. Sponsors of the series are the Joyce Dixon, Barbara Carpenter, "Holiday Collections fashion show Seating is limited and reser- tickets, persons may call JCPenney bladder. Any such delay can inter- Pollak Clinic and the hospital's fere with the proper digestion of Dorothy Jones or Larry Jarvis may Sunday. Nov. II, at 2 p.m. in the vations are necessary The first 300 at Monmouth Mall. Anna Alexander Greenwall also contact Irwin Penney store, Monmouth MaU. 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B A TMC MOVI ** "Tabkt ul«d: Joan Van Ark, Jimmy uxapllcatlona. turns dsngaroua m a town wrliar plots tha parfwst lha naw sasson. 9:30 O ONE DAY AT A TIME and cohorts raid a dop* For Fiva' (t«83, Drama) Braalin ("Tha World • MOCPENOCNT NffWS ownad by a myatar!oua mll- cifim with his anpartnar aa OS BARNEY MILLER amugoktr's dan In tha South Jon Volghl. Richard Crarwa. According To Braalln"), 9 CONSTmmOW: THAT Honalr*. lhavtclim 3:00 O MARY TYLER MOOflf ffi BUWCS8 REPORT Pscihc and traa a lormar SHOW PAPER CHASE: THE actor Tom Skarrttt, cat DELICATE BALANCE A O TOWQHT Hoat: Johnny IOOS MOVa ** "Tha Pra • aULTVOMMNOCtNT 09 JEFFERSONS Vialnam War baddy. SECOND YEAR braadar Susan Nutfar. hypothetical community Carson. Solwdulad: Barry msturs Burial" (1M2, Hor- S MOW www I was A SM'A't'H RITUALS 8:06 57) MOVK *•* "El CM" • PAPER DOLLS Grant divldad by tanalona about Raktara llns ror) Ray Millsnd, H...I Mala War Brlda" (IMS. S:SSIB CAROL BURNETT AND 8 THREE'S A CROWD (!Mt. 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St. and choirmaster at St. George's-by- the River Episcopal Church, The program includes classical ballet, a pas de The concert features The Adult Rumson, will return to Red Bank to Choir, under the direction of Robert perform several of Howells' organ G. Spencer, singing several How- works, including selections from the ells' anthems including the "Mag- "Psalm Preludes." nificat" and "Nunc Dimittis" from MOVIE TIMETABLE the service written by Howells for Members of the Monmouth St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Chapter of the American Guild of H COUSfTY Organists will participate in the mUTMStOM CMMMA I - The 'aw mi 7 IO. us The choir will be joined by Irene tribute to the famed composer of MSf a — Tsakiris, lyric coloratura soprano, English cathedral and collegiate «u?oWiwdi and Robert Spencer, tenor, in a A Sslailrt San IPO) V40. 3:4». t-M. 7:14.. music who died in 1983 The or- LVWC I TMMTM - OOO auTwsaa PIAIA CMUU m - special setting of the 23rd Psalm, ganists of the guild will form a hymn All Mats AOuri Fame (XXX) oonanuoue trom Oh Oad. VOuDava (PQ| iM.. 340. 1:3*1:3.* 7:30. written as part of "Hymnus Para- choir to lead the singing of three of noon avougjh 1140 p.m. disi," a requiem for Howells' son, Howells' hymns: "Lord, by Whose AM am Ada* Fame (XXX) noon Kro^ti 11:30 p.m. NUMlliaia on Bm Mraai IN) 340. 3 40. t« Michael. Breath," "All My Hope on God Is 7:4074:30 Founded," and "My God, I Thank Two Hoi Maw Sniani' mnaam PUUA CIW«MA » - from noon avough 114 A Suiasra Slery (PO) 300, 400. • 00 s 00. IB) 140. 3:30. 4:30. 7:30. 430 Thee." The guild will also host a ATtAirne ia< ISSSto PAWI niiami » — reception for the afternoon concert. ATLANTIC CU44MA I - NO SmM AIM* (It) fMO, 440. 400. *40.1040 MM- Onoat Man IPO) 7:30. 3:30 HNjMmsn on Bm saaal (*) v*o. J 40. 4:10. ATIAKT1C CimkA II — 7:30. MO. 10:34 The concert will also include Howells' "King David," sung by naad! vau Oava(PO> 1 :ao. 330.130.1M, Oh Ood. YOU Da«a IPO) 2:00. 3:B0. S.-00. 440. Ml >T.V. SPECIAL Tsakiris, selections from "Howells' CINtWA N — amiwawicit SOUAM CIIHHA -3 — First Bam (PO-1312:00. 440, 440. S:0O. 10:00 Clavichord," written for clavichord Nlgmmara on Clm SVaat ("I 200. 3:50. 4:40. NOV. 25 and piano, performed by James 7:30. S 30 t GETTING RICH Frazier. I — in wia Haarl IPO) 7: is. ~TVN- IN AMERICA Howells (1882-1983), a contem- (POi aoo porary composer of English ca- PMIHOtO CIHUU S - thedral music, is known for his songs for voice and piano, the Plaaaa to Ha Hast IPO) 7:3*. **S "Hymnus Paradisi," his church PMSHOIO caaiau a - on Sow. YOU oava (PO> r.H. *M anthems which continue the English PMIHOLO rwaiai* a — fkat Bam IPQ-13) T:>s. t» tradition of Stanford, Wood, and rwasiifK n CIMIMA S — Ireland, and a small but dis- Tarrar In wia AWsa |K) 7:40. *3» Tha. NOV. 15 730PM' PMtMOU) CIMHA S - Fri. MOV. It lOJOAMt? 7J0PM tinguished body of organ works. Sal. NOV 17 lliOTMMl 3:00PM 7:30PM Howells left a number of greatly Sun. NOV. IS 7J0PM respected services for the ca- AM 1 Ha IPO) 7-.3S. *M Tut NOV. JO JflOfMt. 7J0PM thedrals of Cambridge, Oxford, tn. t cwaiats. 11 - Wed NOV 21 3:0OPMt 730PR Frl NOV. 23 ll.OOAMt. 3:00PMt ..7:30PM Salisbury. Dallas. Washington, and Sal NOV.24 llOOAMt.3:00PM 7J0PM St. Pauls. Sun. NOV. J5 7-30PM tim lUtOn Kidt Under 121 He composed "Take Him, Earth, *SdICaSMU for Cherishing" as a commission following the assasination of Presi- dent John r. Kennedy Howells. who devoted more than 50 years to the Minr English Royal College of Music, was ALL SCATS RESERVED a contains of Sir Adrian Boult, MJ« •••.«•-fl«.M WUUam Walton, and Ralph Vaughan •JO Williams. The concert of the International Concert Series Is the second in toe UM-1M Season of Celebration and MaWwUMHAMMBOfl ppncc.Ai pays tribute to the special contribu- ti f th ditiihg d Elig h MAJOR CMMT CARDS composer to the music of the Christian church. •rflMwCHWI ltwormalion:(«n) The public is invited to attend the concert. Tickets are not required Aa offering will be taken The Daily Register B COMICS 6 STOCKS 7' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1984 Your Town CLASSIFIED • GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Test work starts at toxic gas site BY UZ SHEEHAN LONG BRANCH - Jersey Cen- tral Power l> Light Co. has started drilling and test-boring at the for- mer coal gasification site on Long Branch Avenue, according to State Sen. Frank Pallone Jr., D-Mon- mouth. Pallone said the on-site work marked the latest phase of cleanup or containment operations at the plant, where toxic contamination was discovered more than a year ago. The senator said last night that the utility would check both groundwater levels and the migra- tion of water below the site to determine which way residues of the coal tar on the surface could flow. According to Pallone, after the testing is finished, the utility "will DOWNTOWN TOMORROW? - A preliminary with one lane in each direction and angle submit the results and a proposed draft of Red Bank's new master plan released parking. The Planning Board and other borough cleanup or containment strategy last night calls for a "semi-mall" on Broad Street officials will meet Monday to discuss the plan. based on the testing to the state Department of Environmental Protection." If the plans are ap- proved, the cleanup or containment can begin, he said. In August, Pallone charged that "no real progress" had been made Red Bank unveils In eliminating the "potential public menace" of carcinogens found at three former gasification plants in the county. He called for "public pressure" on the DEP "to do something" latest master plan about the sites in Long Branch, Atlantic Highlands and Belmar, former JCP&L gatificalion plant on Long Branch Avenue BY CHRIS HAND extending Hudson Avenue from "many lots exist as special office Linden Place to meet Globe Court uses,' toe plan states. which be called "perhaps the three RED BANK - You won t find at Mechanic Street. For the core central business most dangerous" of (0 such sites in carcinogens — in tests of the the former gasification plant, after it on your local newsstand, but the In terms of parking, the plan district, the plan recommends the country. groundwater around the site. soil sample* taken from the borough's muchtalked-aboul 1984 divides the town into five sub- "regulations which control the He said that a year after the gasification area were found to master plan is now in print, at areas and recommends the fol- architectural style of develop- problem bad been discovered at the Schuster said although the con- contain 16 toxins on the federal lead in its preliminary form. lowing: ment on Broad Street ... from plant here, the DEP had not centration of the toxins was lower priority pollutant list, including six Copies.of the document, com- • the addition of 130 parking Linden Place to the Navesink developed a plan for a cleanup or than expected In the sample, the known cancer-causing agents. plete with numerous maps and spaces on lower Broad Street River." containment of the site and had yet carcinogenic volatile organics Subsequent tests taken at the park diagrams and a' historical per- • 30 short-term and 80 long- Though this section of the plan to conduct any actual testing or would probably be present in much showed that the toxins were present spective on the borough, were term spaces on upper Broad "opens Broad Street to the River analysis of the hazardous higher concentration in the soil, in "two to three times" higher distributed last night to members Street to public access," it does not substances. becuase the tar-like byproduct concentration than those found in of the Planning Board. • 100 spaces near the railroad allow for skyscrapers, but holds In a letter to Pallone in Septem- moves through the ground slowly the immediate vicinity of the plant. The plan provides for a sharp station the line In this area at a ber, state Environmental Com- According to Schuster, the JCPliL owned the site between increase in parking spaces, a • ISO spaces on the "historic maximum height limit of SO feet missioner Robert E. Hughey said byproduct, which varies from gray 1880 and 1952. and used it to hejfht limit or (out stories in the portion" of Broad Street adjacent or 4 stories. the Long Branch site's testing phase to black in color, is visible in the soil manufacture gas from coal, accord- downtown area, and recommends to Globe Court and Hudson Av- The plan calls for lower-density would be completed between June at the site ing to company officials. The plant new municipal offices, among enue between Linden Place and housing in some of the borough's and September IMS. The next month, Mayor Philip D. was sold to New Jersey Natural Gas other suggestions. Mechanic Street residential neighborhoods as In August IMS, City Health Of- Huhn ordered the closing of Jerry Co. in 1952, and is now used for The planners and other munici- • and a 200-space parking well. ficer Fred Schuster said he found Morgan Park, which is adjacent to offices. pal officials will meet Monday to facility on White Street It lists among its objectives to benzene and toluene — both known discuss the draft, prepared by The plan also recommends "maintain the concept of Red TfcM Associates, Middletown, the turning the borough Parking Util- Bank as a small community with borough's planning consultants. ity into an active agency "with a central business district." Public hearings will be scheduled functions similar to any other The plan also encourages ped- later Pier chief denies plan public utility" and encouraging estrian access to the Navesink The borough has until Feb. 27 new land developers and the River wherever possible, and to formally approve the docu- builders of major downtown pro- advocates a "Broad Street to the ment, according to William jects to provide an excess of River concept." Byrne, who head's the board's parking spaces and "common- In terms of community ser- to block beach renewal master plan committee. use" public parking. vices, the plan recommends new Improvements to local road- For the "land use" portion of facilities for borough government LONG BRANCH - The manager • not be started and our present ways outlined in the draft in- the plan, a "creative residential and the police and fire depart- of the Long Branch amusement pier business will deteriorate to the point clude: zone" is recommended for the the ments, and the improvement of yesterday labeled as "ir- that we will close our floors," Shiel s • converting Broad Street western border of the borough senior citizen facilities. responsible" the charge made by statement said. "Citizens of the city between Monmouth and East between Locust Avenue and New- Under transportation, the ob- Mayor Philip D. Huhn last week that of Long Branch and the business Front streets to a "semi-mall man Springs Road. jectives include the possible re- Ric-Cic Co. is attempting to block community probably don't realize area" with one lane in each The establishment of this lone location of the railroad station development of the oceanfront area. the favorable impact the beachfront direction, and angle parking on would provide "incentives and facilities to the former freight Huhn was quoted as having made activity has on all segments" of alternating sides of the street opportunities to mesh Innovative yards south of Chestnut Street. the statement in a published report business here, according to the • making Maple Avenue one- residential design with the The plan recommends keeping on his reaction to a suit filed by Ric- statement. way northbound and Pearl Street riverfront resources of the the current railroad station for Cic. The company is trying to Huhn said last night that he had one-way southbound borough, " according, to the plan. historic reasons. overturn a recent city zoning ordi- offered to apply for a Urban • extending Pearl Street to a The document also rec- "The borough has the op- nance that permits hotels, motels, Development Action Grant for the proposed intersection between ommends the establishment of a portunity to embark into a period apartments and retail stores in the company to build a 400-space park- Bergen and Irving places light industrial zone north of West of new development which prom- GarfleM Park area. ing garage on property it owns west • extending Reckless Place Bergen Place to attract raubles ises the potential of widespread Ric-Cic now leases the park from of the waterslide. He said he has bad from Pearl Street to Maple It calls for the conversion of the community improvements and the city for 157,000 a year to provide no response to the offer. increased economic stability," Avenue with two lanes of one-way area surrounding Pearl, 800 parking spaces for pier cus- He said that Ric-Cic pays only the introduction to the plan eastbound traffic from Pearl Chestnut. West and Oakland tomers. one-half of 1 percent of the total states. Street to Broad Street streets from professional offices The suit charges the mayor, property taxes here, but requires • establishing a new arterial to business use because of a lack "The challenge is to seize the Planning Board and City Council "SO percent of the city's services" of parking in the area. The north best of the opportunities offered, road to replace Broad Street, went through the process of passing from June 1 to Sept. 1. According to side of Oakland Street at Maple without loss of the social and widening Hudson Avenue from the ordinance in "an arbitrary and Huhn, "a quality commercial Avenue would be incorporated aesthetic qualities which the WILLIAM J. SHIEL Harding Road to Linden Place to capricious manner." Ric-Cic also ratable" in the park area would net into a special office tone beacuse borough has strived to maintain." said that arrangements had been two lanes in each direction, and Place, a Langhorne, Pa. theme $500,000 to 1790,000 a year in taxes made with the previous adminis- park, to design the beachfront and relieve the burden on other tration to keep Garfield Park for project, which had been scheduled property owners. parking for completion in the spring of 1985 In a statement released yester- However, Shiel said the company Last week, City Attorney Eugene day, pier manager William J. Shiel could not make a commitment to go ladanza said he didn't think the suit said the "company and its officials ahead with plans for the project "has any basis whatsoever," be- have always been in favor of unless parking was available. He cause the city 'had followed strict- . • •ION* MAIIMVH MMMt progress" here and "have put their said when Ric-Cic invested ft ly" the state's land-use laws in money where their .mouth is." He million in 1978 to revitalize the passing the ordinance. Discussing died a tz-miluon investment Ric- "then-shoddy beachfront." city of- Ric-Cic's claim that an agreement ssUUi Cic made in 1978 to revitalize the ficials were "so enthused" they had been made with the previous beachfront area. committed the park as support administration to keep the park for • M«UDM IHAI* Shiel said Ric-Cic "is now parking for patrons of the re- a parking lot, ladanza said "one prepared to go ahead with another vitalised area. governing body could not bind 13 million investment" on the pier, another governing body in the •CSjD' i "Whether or not Garfield Park • •CM)' •CORE 'CW i that would attract 750,000 visitors remains available to us as parking future." He also said the agreement 1 each year. is extremely important to us and to was "verbal" with no written state- Red Bank't propoted matter plan would limit building height to four Horiei He said Ric-Cic had hired the the entire city. If it is not available ment consultant who planned Sesame it means that our new project will - UZ SHEEHAN PBA slams NJ Transit over rail line protection BY BOB NEFF "The transit authority obviously needs to expand its 'Kids see the unpatrolled grounds and don't worry The police force is now composed of 63 men and protection, both of property and patrons, by hiring more about playing around with the equipment," Dunn said. women, including administrators and officers. Dunn RED BANK - New Jersey Transit Corp. and a policeman to patrol the train routes," Dunn said. He "They (management) are creating a volatile and and one other patrolman were the only NJ Transit spokesman for the Policeman's Benevolent Association made similar statements after the derailment Friday dangerous situation by inviting vandals onto NJ Transit policemen patrolling the 45-mile North Jersey Coast are at odds for the second time in less than a week after of three NJ Transit pesssngar cars in Bay Head. authority property." commuter line when yesterday's incident occurred vandals yesterday afternoon disturbed railroad equip- But a NJ Transit spokesman said last night the police The 11-year veteran of the NJ Transit police force ment at the corporation'! material yard. here. patrols for both the corporation's freight and passenger accused management of refusing to hire additional Graitoso contended the size of the police force is Three juveniles moved s 200-pound utility dolly, used patrolmen for financial reasons. „_ appropriate. to transport smaller pieces of equipment, from the "Everyone is subject to vandalism," said NJ Transit Dunn said that with money lost because of accidents "What we are doing now is efficient — we have an material yard at the foot of Pearl Street toward the spokesman Anthony L.Grazioso last night. "Our police, In the last three years, including a fatality la Fair Lawn, adequate police force doing an excellent job," Grazioso freight yard at Central Avenue, according to Sgt. James including Sgt Dwan. do an excellent Jab of combating management could hire SO patrolmen for four years. said. "If there Is a need for more policemen, they will A. Dunn, a PBA ajmkaamaa Damage from the accident la Fair Lawn, which was the be hired." The incident could have had "serious repercussions." NJ Transit hired 17 patrolmen in August after result of vandalism, was id at *» 5 million. After the incident here, however. Dunn said the need Dunn said. If the juveniles, described as black males •Billing management of Pem Station la Newark, the according to published report*. exists now. between the ages of 10 and 13. had moved the dally on state's largest sin infer terminal, Gradoao added. "While we are very cost-coneeioas because of our "The time has come for NJ Transit to protect their to the main track, located less than 100 yards (ran the Dunn, aewevr, said for management to call police legislative mandate, we do not ever jtsaanllia safety, " own property and commuters with an adequate number material yard. patrols 'adequate' Is "completely Irresponsible." Graiioso said. "Safety is oar highest priority." of police officers." he said. B2 The DMly Register TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1984 * Pilot from Sea Bright aids AROUND THE COUNTY of programs of special interest. Head lice 'under control' College President Dr. B.A. Barrlnger wiU bt on hand MIDDLETOWN - Nearly 30 percent of the 8M to greet visitors, and financial aid information wiU be relief effort for Ethiopia students from kindergarten through eighth grade it St. available. Refreshments wiU be served. Reservations Mary's School were Infested with head lice last week, are not necessary. SEA BRIGHT TODi Y Community Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m. in classrooms A and B. LITTLE SILVER - In observance of American OCEANPORT — The PTO is sponsoring a health, Schools to mark book week Education Week, the Little Silver Education Associa- welfare and safety program at 7:30 p.m. at the Maple tion, in cooperation with the Board of Education, invites Place School. Patrolman Harold Sutton, Capt. Thomas TINTON FALLS - A series of have been invited to read ex- show at 6:30 p.m. parents to visit kindergarten classes from 9 to 10 a.m. Mion of the Monmouth County Detective Bureau and special activities are planned this cerpts from their favorite chil- Virginia Masterman-Smith, and from 12 30 td 1 30 p.m. Parents are requested to Investigator Barbara Coleman of the county pros- week in borough schools as part dren's books to library classes in author of "The Treasure Trap" , leave preschool children at home. ecutor's office will lead a panel discussion on drug, of National Children's Book the three schools. and "The Great Egyptian Heist," LONG BRANCH - The Topping Library for Children, alcohol and child abuse. Week. Authors and others involved in published by Four Winds Press, :I2B Broadway, will sponsor a craft program at 1:15 p.m. LITTLE SILVER - The Red Bank Regional High Librarians Florence Kaminow the publishing industry are in- will speak to sixth graders. RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. of Tinton Falls School. Grace vited to contact the schools to School Band Parents Association will meet at 8 p.m. in During the week, students in at the Molly Pitcher Inn the Band Room. Schwartz of Swimming River share their experiences with stu- Leonorc Goebel. Riverview Medical Center dietician, Road School, and Sandy Koreen of dents. reading and language arts will speak on nutrition and the food service at the TOMORROW Mahala F. Atchison School, The second annual "Communi- teacher Jane Veth's mini-course hospital worked with language arts and ty Read-In" will be held tomor- in radio programming will use the RED BANK - Family and Friends for Mental Health SHREWSBURY - The Monmouth Hypertension reading coordinator Catherine row from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at school intercom to advertise will have its bi-monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Control Project will have free blood pressure screenings Scheader to plan events for Atchison School. The event will books they have enjoyed while Mental Health Association Office. 90 Monmouth St. The for persons 18 to 64 years of age from 11:15 a.m. to 2 parents and students. include silent reading time for projects by other students will be meeting is free and open to the public p.m. at Planned Parenthood, 69 E Newman Springs Members of the community parents and children and a puppet displayed in the library. HOLMDEL - The Better Breathers Club of Bayshore Road Little Silver board seeking new member LITTLE SILVER - Robert Education while Finan resigned as a Pokresa will give up his seat on the teacher's aide at Markham Place Board of Education to accept a School to pursue a career in real business position in Boston His estate resignation lakes effect Nov. 30 In other business, Superintendent of Schools Edward A Pavlovsky Color Your World With Rainbow Brite! Our Latest From Strawberryland! The board has 60 days to appoint said the state Department of Educa- •i replacement, according' to its tion has approved the district's attorney, Robert E Murry Board 1984-85 objectives. Secretary Evelyn McCann has been authorized to advertise for appli- These include improvement of v.wl cants for the post sixth-to-eighth-grade writing skills and to increase the knowledge of Kenner The appointee will serve until the Mattel April school board elections when a poetry in a fourth-grade class. STRAWBERRY new member will be elected for the RAINBOW BRITE AND remainder of Pokress term. 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Current tee's approach would be more proposal, according to Walcott, putting a clay cap on the site and members of the committee. plans call for the cleanup to be flexible and. if conditions warrant, prompUog the charge that the building a 30-foot underground slur- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A Our plan would provide a level of funded through the federal Super- the cost could go over the 117 million private plan did not receive serious ry wall around it to prevent leaching group of companies that may have public health protection comparable fund, raised by taxes on the celling imposed by EPA. consideration. He added that the of wastes into the Manasquan. The disposed of chemical wattes at the to the EPA plan, but in a more cost- chemical industry. Walcott estimated the cost of the committee weald be willing to allow EPA would also install a pumping Lone Pine Landfill ha* filed suit effective manner," said Peter Lone Pine is No. It on the EPA s private cleanup plan at approx- EPA field workers to supervise its and treatment system to handle against the federal Environmental Walcott, a corporate attorney with national priority list of the worst imately $7 million. on-site contractors. contaminated groundwater. Protection Agency. Millipore and chairman of the toxic sites In the nation. The 90-acre Under the Superfund Act of 1N0, Because of yesterday's holiday, Under the Steering Committee's The companies are members of plan, the site would be covered with Steering Committee. "Our volun- landfill, on a UK-acre tract, oper- toxic cleanup operations should be EPA's central and regional offices (he Lone Pine Steering Committee, the clay cap to lessen contact with tary plan, which would be privately ated from 1M» until 1«7», when it funded through public funds "only if were closed and officials could not which has offered to foot the bill for financed by (he parties that used toe then is no responsible party" rainwater. By halting rainwater was closed by the state DEP. be reached for comment. a privately-funded cleanup oper- landfill, would free 117 million of The site, off Burke Rood, is near available to pay the cleanup cost, seepage, the committee argues, the ation which would be less expensive federal and state money for use at according to Walcott. Because the Arthur R. Kondrup, a member of cap would prevent soluble wastes the headwaters of the Manisquan the Township Committee and an than the approach favored by EPA. other sites where private funding River and also borders on the Steering Committee companies from migrating from the site and employee of the state DEP, said last In their suit, the companies may not be available." Turkey Swamp Wildlife Manage- have come forward, Walcott said Infiltrating ground and surface charge that the EPA violated feder- ment Area. It i» 16 miles upstream the EPA was acting against the night that, while water contamina- water. The Steering Committee com- tion levels were currently within al law by failing to adequately panies, along with municipalities, from the proposed Manasquan River redenl. statutes In not accepting the Although the private cleanup plan state and federal guidelines, those consider the private cleanup plan, commercial wast* haulers and sep- Reservoir site. * private offer. does not Include construction of a and by providing inadequate techni- tic waste remove™, used Lone Pine Walcott maintained that ex- The committee is seeking a guidelines will probably be revised. containing wall, Walcott said the cal support for its own proposal. The legally when it was licensed as a tensive monitoring, conducted by temporary restraining order against Kondrup and other township of- committee plans to install monitor- companies also charge that the EPA waste disposal site by the state. consultants for both the EPA and the EPA to prevent the federal ficials consider both the EPA s and ing wells that would act as an early did not provide sufficient opportuni- However, the companies could still the Steering Committee, has found agency from conducting toe Steering Committee's proposals warning system if leaching begins to ty for public comment and partici- be held liable under federal cleanup no threat to drinking water supplies hydrogeological studies at the site Inadequate. Local officials have occur. Contingency plans may in- pation on alternative cleanup funding regulations. or to aquatic life in the Manasquan. similar to studies being financed called for complete containment of volve construction of pumping wells proposals. Walcott maintained that, In ad- He said field samples do not provide privately. Walcott said EPA s the site, and have suggested remov- similar to EPA's proposal. The civil action was filed Oct. 10 dition to sparing taxpayers the any justification for the EPA "parallel" studies represent a ing or incinerating contaminated Walcott said the case is currently ; in U.S. District Court, Newark, by burden of the cleanup cost, the proposal. "needless expenditure of public materials. "going on actively." and he said he representatives from Carter- group of private companies would Toe private plan would be a funds." "From the township's point of expected District Court Judge Wallace Inc., The Coca-Cola Co, get the job done quickly and would 'phased approach," Walcott said, The EPA announced its remedial view, the most cleanup is the best Dickinson R. Debebois to render a Millipore Corp.. Minnesota Mining meet the standards set by the EPA while "EPA wants to do it all right action plan only two days after it cleanup," Kondrup said. decision on the request for a' and Manufacturing Co., The Nestle and the state Department of En- now." He added that the commit- received the Steering Committee's The |17 million EPA plan calls for restraining order next week Gourmet Sea Bright man caterer flies for famine SEA BRIGHT (AP) - The New a crowd would gather, " Jersild said opens Jersey pilot who last week flew the in an interview published yesterday. first US-chartered cargo plane The central Marxist Ethiopian FREEHOLD - Raised in the involved in the Ethiopian famine government is backed by the Sov- Norfolk area of Virginia by relief effort says "the Russian iets, who have been heavily involved parents who loved to give large presence is everywhere" in the in relief efforts with the British. dinner parties in their home. Anne African country, but that the Ameri- "The Russian presence is every- Abramow finds that the art of cans were greeted warmly. where," Jersild said. For instance, entertaining with fine food is John Jersild of Sea Bright, a pilot curfews at both the Asmara airfield second nature. for Transamerica Airlines, landed and in the town itself are enforced Catering for friends and parties his Hercules L-382 on Nov. 4 in by armed troops in Russian-built soon evolved Into the idea of Asmara, a town of 200,000 that is the vehicles, he said. opening an off-premises catering center for international relief ef- Diplomats estimate that the service in the Freehold area, forts in the north central highlands designed to satisfy a broad range drought could take as many as devastated by drought, civil war and 900,000 lives this year in Ethiopia, of entertainment needs, called "D. runaway population growth. Anne and Company." Abramow but it affects more than half of the The 24-year pilot brought from •ilso plans to teach gourmet cook- countries in Africa as well. The Athens approximately 20 tons of ing on beginner and intermediate famine has pushed an estimated 7 spare airplane ports including tires, levels » both French and Ameri- million people to the brink of propellers and a spare engine to can cuisine Classes are tentative- starvation service the planes that followed with ly set to begin later this month. food. "I did not actually see any people "I was tired of mediocrity, I like The Transamerica fleet is being die of starvation, but I did fly over good food and wanted to gel chartered by the U.S. Agency for the highways and saw the lines of involved, and it just escalated." International Development and by people walking in," be said. she said Euroaid, a Netherlands-based relief She lived in Portsmouth. Va., organization Jersild works at Transamerica approximately 40 minutes from "People would ask if we were with another New Jersey pilot, Wllliamsburg. American or Russian and as soon as Copt. Paul Swanson of Brick, who is "The warm atmosphere at the they found out we were Americans, now in Ethiopia on a two-week tout. inns in Williamsburg, and the manner in which the food Is presented there,... molded my love GOURMET AT WORK - Anne Abramow. shown inset. The French dessert, chocolate for cooking," she said. owner of D. Anne and Company, a new catering mousse- and Jamaican Rum-filled cream puffs, In 1M6, she moved to Knoxville. service in Freehold, prepares a cream-putf topped with lacey caramel and dripped choc- Township hires Tenn , where she began private mixture for a Si. Honore crown ol chocolate, olate, is one of Abramow's favorites. cooking lessons, bought some good cookbooks, and began to "learn Brooklyn. NY., in 1M1. She star neighborhoods,' were far su- base from which to start, because technique." entered the Professional Catering perior to New York City res- she is so involved with technique, special counsel to "Knoxville is more sophisti- Program of the New School for taurants. We found the people to be Abramow explained. cated than most Northerners Social Research, in New York very warm, but (they) did not Now a resident of Freehold, think," she said, with a hint of City, of which the is a graduate want to talk about the cooking." Abramow enjoys cooking for her southern drawl. "It is really not a "This past summer, my husband Whenever Abramow gets stuck, husband, Les. and her son, fight tax appeal provincial area. Most southern and I went to Paris for two weeks she promptly picks up Julia Child's Douglas, (although Douglas is a families had to travel, they had to eat," she said with a chuckle. cookbook. "I think Julia Child confirmed fast-food freak). Her "It was marvelous! The res- changed the minds of American daughter, Stefanle, is away at FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The adopted resolutions awarding con- homes in New York, and also Township Committee last night tracts for a street sweeper, a brush traveled to Europe." taurants we visited in Versailles, cooks when it came to technique. college in Tennessee. "I just turn although not located in the four- She can give almost everyone the on classical music, and cook." voted to retain a special counsel to chipper and electrical and heating Her next move took her to defend the township against a tax contracts for the Township Justice appeal by Brockway Glass Co., Inc. Center, currently under construe-! The glass manufacturing and tion. recycling firm, located on Route 33, The township will purchase its has filed a tax appeal with the state street sweeper from Matcha Ma- JCP&L tests gasification site Tax Court contesting its assessment chinery Co., Inc., Fairfiled, for the current tax year. The Matches $8i,0D0 bid was the only BY UZ SHEEHAN ' coal ter on the surface could flow. the Long Branch site's testing phase to Mack in color, is visible in the soil aggregate tax levied on the property one the township received. According to Pallone, after the would be completed between June at the site. is $11,000. The township also received only LONG BRANCH - Jersey Cen- testing is finished, the utility "will and September 1MB. Edward G. Rosenblum, a one bid for the brush chipper. The tral Power L Light Co. has started The next month, Mayor Philip D. submit the results and a proposed In August 1963, City Health Of- Secaucus attorney specializing in contract will go to WE flmerman drilling and teat-boring at the for- Huhn ordered the closing of Jerry cleanup or containment strategy ficer Fred Schuster said he found tax appeals, will defend the town- Co., Inc., Whitehouse, for $11,800. mer coal gasification site on Long based on the testing to the state Morgan Park, which Is adjacent to ship before the Tax Court. Rose- Public Works Department specifi- Branch Avenue, according to State benseae and toluene — both known the former gasification plant, after Department of Environmental carcinogens — In teats of the nblum will receive a flat fee of cations call for the brush chipper to Sen. Frank Pallone Jr., D-Mon- soil samples taken from the $25,000, plus $1,500 for each ad- be "heavy duty." Protection." If the plans are ap- groundwater around the site. mouth. proved, the cleanup or containment gasification area were found to ditional day if the trial goes on for Numerous bids were received for Pallone said the on-site work can begin, he said. Schuster said although the con- contain It toxins on the federal more than three days. electrical and heating systems for marked the latest phase of cleanup In August, Pallone charged that centration of the toxins was lower priority pollutant list. Including six In a letter to the township the Justice Center, with the con- or containment operations at the "no real progress" had been made than expected in the sample, the known cancer-causing agents governing body, Rosenblum rec- tracts going to the low bidders. plant, where toxic contamination carcinogenic volatile organics ommended that the township also in eliminating Uw "potential public JCP&L owned the site between George A. Yetta Contractors, was discovered more than a year menace" of carcinogens found at would probably be present hi much hire a real estate expert to prepare Shrewsbury, will install the center's higher concentration in the soil, 1M0 and 1862, and used it to an appraisal report and to testifyo n three former gasification plants in manufacture gas from coal, accord- beating, ventilation and air con- The senator sold lost night that because the tor-like byproduct the township's behalf at the trial. the county. ing to company officials. The plant ditioning systems at a coat of the utility would check both moves through the ground slowly. was sold to New Jersey Na- iiturslGas No date has yet been set for the $514,000 Little Silver Electric Co., groundwater levels and the migra- In a letter to Palloae la Septem- case to go before the Tax Court. Little Silver, will do the electrical According to Schuster, the Co in 1962, and is now used for tion of water below the site to ber, state Environmental Com- In other business, the committee work at a cost el $J7S.0W. determine which way residues of the missioner Robert E. Hughey said byproduct, which varies from gray offices. NJ Transit police square off with agency ' BY BOB NDT patrols for both the corporation's freight and | at ft.t million, according to down, management has been better, acts of routes are "adequate." published reports. have decreased - we roust be doing something right, RED BANK - New Jersey Transit Corp. add t "Everyone Is subject to vandalism." said Director of "While we an very cost-conscious because of our Graiioao said. spokesman for the Policeman's Benevolent Association Public Communications Anthony L. Graxioeo last night. legislative mandate, we do not ever jeopardise safety," But Dunn sold municipal policemen were "getting are at odds for the second time la leu than a weak of ter 'Our police. Including Sgt. Dunn, do an excellent job Graiioao said. "Safety is our highest priority " annoyed" with having to "do the dirty work" of NJ vaadals yesterday afternoon disturbed railroad equip- of combatting crime and vandalism." The police force Is now composed of d men sad Transit policemen. ment at the corporation's material yard, bare. The corporation hind V patrolmen In August after women, including administrators and officers. Duo* "When local police get calls about vandalism or Three juveniles moved a 290-pouad utility dolly, used assuming management of Peon Station. Newark, the sad one other patrolman wen the only NJ Transit anything having to do with transit property, we'n not to transport smaller pieces of equipment, from Ike state's largest passenger terminal. Graiioa* added. policemen patrolling the «Vmile North Jersey Coast always then to respond,' Dunn said. "While our material yard at the foot ol Pearl Street toward the Dunn, however, said for management to call police commuter line when yesterday's Incident occurred. rapport with local police Is good," be added, they freight yard on Central Avenue, according to Sgt. James patrols adequate" Is "completely irresponsible." Qradaao was not aware of the exact number of should not have to carry out transit, police A. Dunn, a PBA spokesman Kids see the -aitratled grounds and doo t worry policemen on doty. "If that if the number that was on responsibilities." The Incident could have had "serious repercussions," about playing around with the segment, Dunn said. duty, than that is what maaagarnsW feels to be an Grasioso contended the size of the police force tf Dunn said. if the juveniles, described as block males They (management) are rroalhlg a volatile and adequate force, Graxiose said. beiweea the aeas of 10 sad U, bad moved the dolly onto dangerous situation by inviting vandals onto NJ Tranell "We take our reeaoaotbUMy to passenger safety "What we an doing now is efficient - we have aa the mata trackTlocated less than 100 yards from the authority property," ssrlously." be added. "If there ia ever a need to bin police forcforcee *doing ani «excellent Job," CruM material yard. The 11-year vetorea of the NJ Transit Police Force more policemen, management will lava into it." "If then Is s need for mere policemen, they w» "The transit authority obviously needs to expand Its •miMd iniiiniMH of refaaina to hire additional Graxtoso said he was aot aware of any proposals be bind." enrwvsfw ajQVnajBVBSBjajvens^Pw'' ^™ mwiej vw vmv vevsswv^^^v^o** protection, both of property and patrons, by hiring more currently , before the sMaageroeat to hire more After the Incident here, however, i said the need policeman to patrol the train routes," Dyne said. He Dum sale that with money lost w accidents la the patrolmen, or if the planned electrification of the North exists aow. mode similar statements after the derailment Friday last lane yean, Including one fatality in Fair Lawn, Jersey Coast Urn between. Long Broach one Matawea "The time has come for NJ Transit la protect their, of three Ml Transit ssiiiagir cars in Bay Head. management could bin SO patrolmen for four years. would entail an Increase la the police tore*. owaaiaiily and commatocs with aai" •srt a W Transit spoaesmuii said last nightthe police The acddMt In Fair Law*, which was the result of •Since, we took over Peaa Station, crime has,bom of Bailee officers he said... B2 The DsaM) I?i giitri TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. iM4 •••• 'Smokeless9 COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY i Office, W ». Tat • participant meeting is free asd open te the psMte. i - "Tax Savtasj wUlbe HOLMDKL-ThL-TTie Better Breather* Club of Bayshore at a Ire*»program ast the aiaasnoetfi Ooaaty Oaranarttjr Hospital will meet st 7:10 p.m. In celebrates Library'Librarys Marlborbo o Branch, I1 Ubrary Coart, beginninggg classrooms A and B. at 7 10 pro A repreMoUUv* of Dean Witter, Iseib. will FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - discus* bow to UM IRAi, municipal bond*, uu-deferred When Bob Schulman had bypass annuities and other itrategle* for reducing tans. All TOMORROW iurgery, he knew he'd have to find are Invited, with no ticket* or advance registration FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Cardiac EdacaUDa 1 way to get off hit 2-pack-a-day needed. Than will be Urn* for queethm. Support Grow of Freehold Ana Hospital will meet at cigarette habit. And he really want- MANALAPAN - "Women in the Workplace" will be I p.m. in the Wellness Center. PrlscUU Harvath, ed his wife. Rita, to quit with him, the subject of a free discussion program at the dietician, will speak on low-cholesterol, low-sodium and so the temptation would not be Monmouth County Library's Manalapan Branch. 207 low-fat diets. This group is open to anyone who wishes iround their Manalapan home Freehold Road, to be held at 10:30 a.m. today and to know more about diet and heart disease. To register, Its been nearly two months since repeated at 1:10 p.m. tomorrow. Harriet Leyden, contact Ellen Kan* at the Wellness Center. the couple attended a free introduc- Brookdale Community Collet* admissions counselor, FREEHOLD - The Monmouth County Office on tory session about a new smoke will explain the services available at the college for Aging will sponsor an all-day seminar oa "Pre- cessation program, "Smokeless," women returning to work or continuing education, as Retirement Financial Planning" from t a.m. to I p.m. offered by Freehold Area Hospital's well as other community service*. There will be st the American Hotel. Dr. Robert OberstSr., president Wellness Center. A five-day invest- opportunity for questions. of Robert J. Oberst and Associate*, certified financial ment in Smokeless classes allowed MARLBORO - Marlboro Middle School will have a planners, Red Bank, will conduct the seminar For Rita and Bob to quit completely. PTA meeting at S p.m. In the school Library, Route 510. further information, contact the Monmouth County "1 feel more confident than I ever The guest speaker will be Assistant Superintendent Office on Aging. have about quitting for good," said Judith Conk, who will explain the state monitoring the, COLTS NECK - The Colt* Neck PTO wUI sponsor the 42-year-old former underwriter, district is undergoing. a "Fall Fashion Show Luncheon" st Shadowbrook who had bypass surgery last July RED BANK - Family and Friend* for Mental Health restaurant, Shrewsbury, st noon. The show will include after suffering a heart attack four will have it* bi-monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the fashion* from Flora'*, Red Bank, and door prises. For years ago. Bob still visits the further information, contact the Conover Road School, hospital regularly for cardiac re- Coll* Neck. habilitation. POLICE BEAT MATAWAN - Al-Anon meet* at 10 a.m. and The Schulmans are two of dozens Alcoholic* Anonymou* at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal of successful graduates of Smoke- Church, Ryers Lane. less, according to program coordi- MATAWAN - Families Anonymous, a fellowship for nator Susan Ellsweig Monthlong probe nets drugs parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol it's not unus i I for smokers to abusers and children with behavioral problems, will have second thoughts about quitting MANALAPAN - A Queens man arrested here Nov. meet st 7:30 p.m. at Cross of Glory Lutheran Church, Many times they try extremely hard 3 is scheduled to appear in Municipal Court on Nov. 27 Cambridge Drive. and the results are disappointing.' to face charges of possession of a controlled dangerous RED BANK - The monthly meeting of the she said. substance and possession with intent to distribute Monmouth County Audubon Society will be at the Ellsweig said Smokeless is a A surveillance operation that began Oct. ( culminated Trinity Episcopal Church Parish House, White Street. multifaceted program which frees with the Nov. 3 arrest of James Edward Demas, age Johanna Burger will speak on "Biology and Manage- participants from the need to 33, at his flower stand at the Englishtown Auction Sales, ment of Our Colonial Waterbirds" and plans for a field smoke, calmly and comfortably according to Detective Brian O'Callaghan trip to Brigantlne Wildlife Refuge will be discussed. without the worry of tension or After police observed local person* buying controlled Non-member* are invited and there I* no admission gaining weight dangerous substances from Demas, consisting mostly of charge. The program is so effective, she marijuana, a search warrant was issued by Municipal Judge Leslie B. Tinkler, O'Callaghan said. HOLMDEL - The Diabetic Cooking Class of said, that the 1983 Surgeon General's Bayshore Community Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m. Report on Smoking and Health Police searched Demas and hi* flower stand on Nov. in the hospital classroom; the hospital's Cancer Support called it a "particularly successful SMOKE-FREE WINNER — Susan Ellsweig, Smokeless program 3, and discovered a substantial amount of marajuana, Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital boardroom; stop-smoking program It is offered coordinator at Freehold Area Hospital's Wellness Center, con- according to O'Callaghan. More than 25 grams of and the hospitals Cardiac Support Club will celebrate by major health care institutions gratulates hew nonsmoker Robert Schulman, Manalapan. Schulman marijuana, and less than 5 grams of what police its fifth birthday at S p.m. in the hospital community throughout the U.S., including the believed to be cocaine, were uncovered in the search, center. recently kicked a 2-pack-a-day cigarette habit while attending the O'Callaghan said. Center for Disease Control and Blue hospital's Smokeless program. Cross Blue Shield After hi* arrest, Demas was released on 12,000 bail THVRSDA Y The next Smokeless program al for day and evening sessions will be pending his Municipal Court hearing. • Nov. 23, 7 30-8:30 p.m. at the The police investigation, which is ongoing, ha* been MARLBORO - The Board of Trustees of Marlboro • the hospital will begin Nov. 26. announced at the introductory Wellness Center. Psychiatric Hospital will meet at 1:30 p.m. in the staff Daytime classes will be held in the conducted by Patrolman Dominic Donatelll Six other sessions. For further information contact room of the administration building. This is an open hospital's Wellness Center Evening The free introductory sessions for officer* assisted Donatelli In the surveillance operation, the Wellness Center. public meeting. classes will be held at Marlboro the next program are scheduled for. search and arrest. High School Discount coupons are • Nov 20. 7.30-8:30 p.m./ at available at the introductory Marlboro High School, sessions. Family and senior citizen • Nov 21. 9-10 am at the discounts are also available Times Wellness Center; and Colts Neck seeks local input COLTS NECK - A special meet- indoor running track, an indoor ing of thet township Recreation swimming pool; a weight room; a Committee is planned for Dec S to training room; and a locker shower seek input from the community on area the possibility of constructing a Color Your World With Rainbow Brite1 Our Latest From Strawberryland! township field house The meeting will be held at Facilities being considered as Township Hall beginning at 8 p.m. part of the proposal include a For further information, please gymnasium with basketball, vol- contact the Recreation Committee leyball and tennis courts-, and an office Brookdale sets open house Mallei Kentm STRAWBERRY MIDDLETOWN - Brookdale mons with instructors of programs RAINBOW BRITE AND Community College will hold an of special interest STARLITE HORSE SET SHORTCAKE open house for high school juniors 9" stuffed Rainbow Brite with PARIY PLEASERS her 11 FULL TIME PART TIME • ManagfrteJ K»nn»r Mallei Menef STRAWBERRYLAND JOBS COLOR BUGGY NsMSV • tngtneering STARLITE HORSE BIG BERRY TROLLEY BUTTERFLY Rainbow Bnie's Rainbow Briie's Wobbly; wheels He flutters his 13" freewheeling 11V»- friend Soil, car Working seal spin & click. 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JOE WALKIE-TALKIES COMMUNICATIONS SET Monday through Saturday at 5:30 P.M. iighu. sounds. Holds Pair. Feature* <> HeknetwMi K^n^ 5 figure* Age* 4-up telescopic slmuUsd ser November 12th through November 17th 49" antenna, volume phone, binoculars VU" STAR WARS ACTION FIGURES control, beN dip end cornpes*. • Put Your Name In Our Camouflage Qlve Away Box Inside The iferwium OHef.Come In fv Duaaa) Agesfrup. Age. 3-9 Store • No Purchase Necessary PART TlMl full TIME POSITIONS 2.8AVAILABL7E Apply MI prrtan, al tnt Toy» R U» ttorr near you • One Entry Qualifies You For All 6 Drawings • Your Name May Only Be Entered Once • PRICES WILL There's a fO*S * US near you! 25% OFF EVERYTHING' •E NO HIGHER I*, m Mr* tart* Camflaaj ah* Awty Wist THRU DEC. 25TH OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MOHOAY-fATytPAY ftW AAHi M ttMAM-arOOPM B2 The Sunday RegtHcr TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13,1964 •** POLICE BEAT N.J. pilot tells of relief flights SEA BRIGHT (AP) - The New Jersey pilot who airfield and in the town itself are enforced by armed . Monthlong probe nets drugs Judffa Leslie B. Tinkler, O'Callaghan said. last weak flew tha first US-chartered cargo plane troops la Russian-built vehicles, he said. Police searched Demas and his flower stand on Nov. involved in Ike Ethiopian famine relief effort says Diplomats estimate that the drought could take as MANALAPAN - A Queen* ma* arrested here Nov. 3, and discovered a substantial amount of marijuana. "the Russian preaence is everywhere" in the African many as 900,000 lives this year in Ethiopia, bat it 3 is scheduled to appear in Municipal Court on Nov. V according to O'Callaghan. More than » grains of country, but that the Americans were greeted affecta more than half of the countries in Africa as to (ace charges of possession of a controlled dangerous marijuana, and less than 5 grams of what police warmly. weU. The famine has pushed an estimated 7 million substance and possession with Intent to distribute. believed to be cocaine, were uncovered In the search, John Jersild of Sea Bright, a pilot for Trans- people to the brink of starvation. A surveillance operation that began Oct ( culminated O'Callaghan said. amerlca Airline*, landed Us Hercules L-JB on Nov Cash contributions to relief agencies have reached I with the Nov. 3 arrest of James Edward Demas, age After hit arrest, Demas was released on $2,000 bail 4 In Asmara, • town of JOO.DOO that U the center for CM million, but officials say they still do not haw 33, at his flower stand at the Englishtown Auction Sales, pending his Municipal Court hearing. international relief efforts In the north central nearly enough food for the millions of hungry according to Detective Brian O'Callaghan. The police investigation, which is ongoing, has been highland! devastated by 'drought, civil war ana" Africans. After police observed local persons buying controlled conducted by Patrolman Dominic Donatelli. Six other runaway population growth. Jersild, who said he thinks Americans are not dangerous substances from Demas, consisting mostly of officers assisted Donatelli in the surveillance operation, The 14-year pilot brought from Athens approx- getting enough credit for their contributions to the marijuana, a search warrant was issued by Municipal search and arrest. imately 20 tons of spare airplane parts including relief effort, witnessed the long treks through the tires, propellers and a spare engine to service the hills by young and old to food distribution stations. planes that followed with food. "I did not actually see any people die of starvation, The Transamerica fleet is being chartered by the but I did fly over the highways and saw the lines of U.S. Agency for International Development and by people walking in," he said. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Euroaid, a Netherlands-baaed relief organization In stark contrast to conditions elsewhere, Asmara "People would ask if we were American or appeared to Jersild "like a normal city except for soring a free high blood pressure Russian and as soon as they found out we were the absence of men." Most men are serving in the TOD A Y to participate. Rehearsal will be at Americans, a crowd would gather," Jersild said in army or involved with rebel groups, he said. 1 p.m. Nov. 21 in the Central School screening for people 11-64, from 1 HAZLET - Assistant County an interview published yesterday. Prices were high, but there was food aplenty la band room. The deadline for regis- p.m. to 4 p.m. at Pathmark Super- Prosecutor John Whipple will speak The central mantist Ethiopian government is Asmara's restaurants, be said, and the lack of water tering is today. To register, contact market. at the Lillian Drive School PTO backed by the Soviets, who have been heavily was compensated for by beer and wine. the high school and leave your meeting. His topic, "Sexual As- involved In relief efforts with the British. Jersild works at Transamerica with another New saults and Child Abuse, " will be name, address, phone number and SATURDAY what instrument you play. "The Russian presence is everywhere," Jersild Jersey pilot, Capt. Paul Swanson of Brick, who is presented at 7:30 p.m. KEYPORT - St. Joseph PTA will said. For Instance, curfews at both the Asmara now in Ethiopia on a two-week tour. sponsor a giant indoor flea market UNION BEACH - Monmouth TIWRSDA Y and craft show, with over 130 County Council of PTAs will be dealers participating, at the St. KEYPORT - Mr. Ralph Philips having an executive board meeting Joseph's School auditorium and will present a program on "Ancient Brookdale Community College to hold open house at the home of Irene Lamano. cafeteria, Maple Place, from 10 Indian Sites in New Jersey" at the a.m. to 4 p.m. Women's Club of Keyport. The MIDDLETOWN - Brookdale Community College of programs of special interest. TOMORROW meeting is to be held In the will hold an open house for high school juniors and College President Dr. B.A. Barringer will be on hand seniors and their parents on Thursday. KEYPORT - The Root and children's room of the Keyport Free HAZLET - The 19th holiday to greet visitors, and financial aid information will be Public Library at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Campus tours will leave from the College Commons Branch Garden Club will meet at 8 bazaar sponsored by the Hazlet near parking area 7. At 7 p.m., students will be able available. Refreshments will be served. Reservations p.m at the Reformed Church Lillian Simmons, Conservation and Auxiliary to Bayshore Community to meet in small groups in the commons with instructors are not necessary. church house, Osborn and Warren Garden Chairman, is in charge of Hospital will be held today at the streets, and a workshop of member the program. North CenUrville Firehouse, Middle 9 participation will be conducted. Road, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch, from Audience members to serve as 'jurors in play Centerpieces for Thanksgiving din- Reports on the bus trip and tour 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. will feature ner tables will be arranged and of the South Street Seaport and Manhattan clam chowder. This World Trade Center tower will be HAZLET - Members of the audience will decide the The main characters in the play are: Neil Cohen, members are to bring in containers, year's collector's corner will fea- fate of one of toe characters of "January 16th," a (District Attorney Flint) Barbara Glenn, (Defense accessories and dried or plant given by Mrs. Katherine Hornecker, ture IS assorted cookbooks from chairman of NJSF-GFWC Creative courtroom drama that will be presented Saturday by Attorney Stevens), Marie Fisher, (Karen Andre), Tara materials with which to work. 1949. The Raritan High School's Drama CTub. Arrangements will be judged upon Arts Day, Nov. 1 at Shrewsbury Dublin, (Nancy Lee Faulkner), Andrew Van Ornum, Presbyterian Church hall, will be The play depicts a murder trial without a prearranged (John Graham Whitfield. Other cast members are: completion. Final plans for the Also for sale will be 1875 and 1893 verdict. Members of the audience will be selected to sit annual Christmas dinner party Dec. given by Mrs. Nelson Smith, chair- Catherine Klinsky, Robert Guijarro, Pat McManus, man of the Fine Arts Department. editions of The Book of Common in a jury box and bring In a verdict at the end of the 9 at Lincroft Inn will be made by Prayer. The " creative" booth will last act. The jury's verdict will determine which of the Johnathan Fadem, Mark Bryce, Judi Goldstein. Mrs. Harold Simmons, chairman. offer lap robes, kneeling pads, two endings written for the play would be used. Bernadette Bonny, Mike Ruehie, Robert Essenfeld, and UNION BEACH - The Monmouth Laura Crawford. Hypertension Control Project is children's pajamas and gowns. There will be differences of opinion in the audience MATAWAN - The Matawan- sponsoring a free high blood press- Other booths will include gifts and and on stage as to the outcome of the verdict. Some The play will be performed Saturday, 8 p.m. in the Aberdeen Regional School District ure screening for people 18-64, from dolls, holiday ornaments and decor- Jurors will sympathize with the wife and others with the high school auditorium, Middle Road, Hazlet. For Board of Education, will have a 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Memorial ations, toys, books, plants, baked mistress. This case it bound to cause argument and further information, contact Barbara Glenn, Raritan goods and candies. discussion/special action meeting in School, Task Force Health Fair. discussion in the court room - the RHS auditorium. High School Drama Club. the Administration Building, at I p.m. HAZLET - The Hazlet Township Library will present "Preschool Craft: A Loop-Sided Turkey " for WEDNESDA Y children who aren't signed up for MATAWAN - Families storytime ages 3-5, from 11 to 11:30 Anonymous, a fellowship for p.m. They will also present A parents, relatives and friends of Thanksgiving Menu of Stories for drug and alcohol abusers and chil- grades K 5, 3 30-4 15 p.m. dren with behavoriai problems, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Cross of Glory MATAWAN - A " Home For The Lutheran Church on Cambridge Holidays " bazaar sponsored by the Drive. Woman's Club of Matawan, the ur MATAWAN - ERA TeitelReich evening membership department, Color Your World With Rainbow Brite! • O Latest From Strawberryland! Realtors, in conjunction with the and the Matawan Junior Woman's Muscular Dystrophy Association, Club, will be held from t a.m. to 6 p.m. at 1W Jackson St. Handcrafted will be sponsoring a free coffee Christmas and children's Items, as morning for commuters at the well as floral arrangements and a Matawan railroad station 6-8 a.m. bake table will be highlighted. A All donations will go to the Muscular roast beef luncheon will be served Ksflfisr Dystrophy Association. between noon and 1:30 p.m. Reser- MMM vations are suggested. For more RAINBOW BRITE AND STRAWBERRY KEYPORT - Dixie Presson, information contact Cynthia Klatt, SHORTCAKE Keyport High School's band direc- STARLITE HORSE SET 17 Mill Road 9* stuffed Rainbow Brite with PARTY PLEASERS tor, is planning to form an alumni her 117?' slull horse that's Ihe band to perform at the Keyport- Choose from 10 different 57?" right size for riding Ages 3-up articulated vinyl dolls Scented lo Holmdel football game on FRIDAY match their names. Ages 4-up Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22, and she is extending an invitation to former HAZLET - The Monmouth Hy- Keyport High School band members pertension Control Project is spon- Kenner Mattel Mattel Kenner STRAWBERRYLAND JOBS COLOR BUGGY STARLITE HORSE BUTTERFLY BIG BERRY TROLLEY Rainbow Bole's Rainbow Brite's Wobbly; wheels He flutters his 13" freewheeling 11 Hasbro KM I KS <)l I HI G.I.JOE MOTORIZED JOBS JEDI BATTLE TANK A RIM. AM£RfCAN HIRO 4 lunctions including Kenner reverse Climbs over STAR WARS the toughest SPEEDER BIKE obstacles Includes action figure Blow apart battle damage I? 0 bMWries re-creates crash scenes from Ihe hit movie. CAMOUFLAGE GIVE AWAY WEEK (Figure not included) SATURDAY, NOV. 10th through SATURDAY, NOV. 17th RED BANK ARMY & NAVY STORE | ELUXE 12 MOWOUTn JTIEET • RED BANK • 842-8383 EWOK STUFFED * WIN YOUR CHOICE * DOLLS 87 OF ANY CAMOUFLAGE ITEM IN THE AFTER Manner "»" STAR WARS Lap* STORE AT-AT VEHICLE Mam G.I. JOE G.I. JOE WALKIE-TALKIES COMMUNICATI PRAW1NQ3 • ONE EACH DAY * Pair. Features lights, sounds. HoMs Monday through Saturday at 5:30 P.M. fetetoopic simulated »ar ' oay g y S figure* Agts 4-up antenna, volume phone, binoculars Nb 12th thh Nb 17th 49" Novambw 12th through November 17th 3»>V STAN WARS ACTION FIGURES control, bed clip and compass • Put Your Nam* In Our Camouflage GMva Away Box Inaida Tha ifimmtum on*f.Com* In For Oataas). 2. AgMt-up 14 Ages 3-9 Store • No Purchaea Neceaeary PART M! I ill TIME POSITIONS IVAII Agll *ppl> in pcrton. st the Toy* R U> Itorc n€(t you • Ona Entry Quallflee You For All 6 Drawing* • Your Name May I Only Be Entered Once • ThtfCt • tOy$ » US near you! PRICES WILL 25% OFF EVERYTHING^ II NO HIGHER li Tto Mra M* THRU DEC. 23TH OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK The Daily Register COMICS 6 STOCKS 7, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13; 1984 B Your CLASSIFIED 8 MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Bayshore property taxes may double •V STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN McKean said. The reason for the a greater ratable for the township, future. considered at the committee's Nov. Councilmen Linder and McKean MIDDLETOWN - In a major high revaluation, according to and reduce tax rates in the McKean called AT&T "the best, 1« meeting. voted against the ordinance because portion'of the Bayshore, real estate McKean, is that the Bayshore has Bayshore. cleanest ratable any town could Committeeman Paul A. Linder, of confusion over the proposed distribution of responsibilities be- taxes may double after the current many older homes, and older homes have." He said Holmdel's tax rate who voted against the resolution, McKean criticized Judith Stanley, tween the two departments, and revaluation it completed, according are "more marketable," and not a* was 'significantly reduced by the said be wanted further clarification likely to have been recently re- Planning Board chairman and presi- because the number of employees to to Towmhlp Committeeman Rich- AT&T Informations Systems com- of the resolution. assessed. He said the lax rate was dent of the Monmoulh Conservation be transferred from Public Works to ard D. McKean. plex on Crawfords Corner road, and In other business, the committee expected to be halved because of Foundation, for a proposal she made that Holmdel had no problems with defeated a proposed ordinance to Parks and Recreation had not been McKean said he heard the esti- increased assessments throughout to limit the siie of the AT&T AT&T's presence there. transfer some responsibilities and determined. The resolution will be mate from Township Administrator the township. building. McKean said he asked Township personnel of the Public Works reconsidered at the Nov. 19 meeting. Herbert Bradabaw. Asked for con- Department to the Parks and Rec- McKean said the revaluation will He said Stanley asked the com- Attorney Peter Carton to write an The committee approved a resol- firmation, Bradahaw said he re- not affect newer home* in the rest opinion on whether reaming the reation Department. mlttee to reione the ution recommending that the county pealed to the Township Committee 'of the township with more current Beekman/Gullick tract could be However, at the request of Ed- Beekman/Gullick tract six weeks acquire Marlu Farms with state at a closed session in October what assessments as much. considered "spot toning," which is ward McGrath of the Recreation ago. The pending proposal, which Green Acres funding to preserve it he had been told over two months will be discussed the the commit- illegal according to township zoning Advisory Committee, the commit- At last night's committee meet- as "open space." ago by the township's revaluation tee's Nov. It workshop meeting, law. tee voted to reconsider the ordi- ing, McKean argued against a firm, Realty Appraisal Company, would limit the amount of office proposal to limit the site of an In a related matter, a resolution The Holmdel Planning Board has West New York. McKean said the space allowed on the tract to l.S American Telephone & Telegraph to limit the maximum floor-area McGrath said after the meeting informally approved a site plan for company had given the township million square feet. Current zoning Corp. building planned for the ratio, (FAR), of new construction that because of its many a 375-acre golf course and luxury nothing In writing. "It's Just a permits S million square feet of Beekman/Gullick tract on Holland projects in general was defeated in responsibilities, Public Works did bousing complex on the site, which projection, " he said. office space on the tract. Stanley Road. a tie vote. PAR Is the ratio of a not fully maintain parks and borders Middletown and the Swim- Most Bayshore reassessments are feared that, although AT&T's site structure's total floor area, Includ- beaches. He said the proposed ming River Reservoir. Holmdel expected to be four times the He said AT&T should be en- plan Is for 100,000 square feet, the ing all stories, to the size of the lot ordinance would "pinpoint" re- officials have opposed all efforts to current property values, while the couraged to build "as big as poss- company may build an addition or on which the structure is built. sponsibility for the maintenance of have the county purchase the land tax rate Is expected to be halved. ible" so the development would be separate building on the tract in the The resolution will be re- parks and beaches. for open space. Head lice infestation termed 'under control' MIDDLETOWN - Nearly 30 per- said the examinations showed no Cababe said. Parents tended to cent of the 880 students from lice among the first through sixth- follow all recommended hygiene kindergarten through eighth grade graders, and that seventh-' and procedures, including the use of at Saint Mary's School were infested eighth-graders are to be examined special shampoos on their children with head lice last week, according today. to do away with the head lice, she to Sister Louise Cababe, principal. Afternoon kindergarten sessions said. However, after a series of examin- are canceled all week because of the After several incidents of lice ations conducted by volunteer nurs- parent-teacher conferences, and infestation in October, each involv- es, the problem is under control, she morning sessions were canceled ing fewer than five students, notices said yesterday. yesterday and today to give the were sent to parents of infested When school officials discovered nurses time to examine students, Cababe said. After the Nov. 2 that 20-30 first- and second- kindergarten students before they Nov. 2 examination, all parents graders at the New Monmouth return to class. were sent notices with information school were infested with lice, they The regular school nurse will on procedures to combat lice at canceled school for the following continue the examinations today home. Monday. On Tuesday through Fri- single-handedly, according to Parents who accompanied stu- day, 200-300 students per day were Cababe. She said the problem was dents to the examinations during the checked for lice. under control, and the school nurse last three days of last week listened Some infestations were found could handle it. to a presentation by William Kirby, during last week's examinations. The Nov. S school closing was from Reade & Camrick Pharma- Cababe said the Infested students partly aimed to kill any lice in the ceuticals, Little Falls. Kirby pres- were sent home, although she did school building by depriving them of ented a film and a lecture on lice not say how many were sent borne. human blood. Cababe said a consult- control. No students who were inspected this ant from an area pharmaceutical Cababe said students should ob- week suffered from infestation, she company informed school officials serve normal hygiene procedures to said. that lice could not survive longer prevent infestation, such as not Yesterday, all first through sixth- than 55 hours without human blood. sharing combs and hats. She advised graders were examined, while The school received "tremendous parents to clean their homes and seventh- and eighth-grade classes cooperation" from parents, who their children's clothing thoroughly. were not held because of routine were given instructions in a series "Get your Thanksgiving house- parent-teacher conferences. Cababe of notices sent to their homes, cleaning done now," she said. *•*•» (MM * CHI O. MM QOURMET AT WORK — Anne Abramow, shown insat. The French dessert, chocolate owner of 0. Anne and Company, a new catering mousse- and Jamaican Rum-filled cream puds, service in Freehold, prepares a cream-puff lopped with lacey caramel and dripped choc- Middletown drug program mixture (or a St. Honore crown of chocolate. olate, is one of Abramows favorites. tries educational approach... BY SALLY LANE problems," Slover said. "They're dealers, since the bureau recently JCP&L begins test-boring embarassed because they think implemented a policy in which MIDDLETOWN - You don't have people will think they have drug anyone reporting information lead- to have a drug problem to attend problems if they come to our ing to a drug conviction receives "Let's Rap." The program, in- seminars." $100. The first, and so far, only on former gasification site stituted this year by the detective reward was issued in October, bureau here, is designed to curtail Slover said he wished the "whole community" would get involved in Slover said. BY LIZ SHEEHAN submit the results and a proposed DEP had not developed a plan for a drug use through education, not cleanup i or containment strategy cleanup or containment of the site, accusation. the program since, "we have a The bureau plans to export the better chance of preventing drug use "Let's Rap" seminars, now con- LONG BRANCH - Jersey Cen- based on the testing to the state or done any actual testing or "It's not a program to catch by educating people than with the ducted at Bayshore Junior High tral Power & Light Co has started Department of Environmental analysis of the hazardous people," Detective Michael J. judicial system." drilling and test-boring at the for- Protection." If the plans are ap- substances. Slover said, "it's for people who School, to other area junior high mer coal gasification site on Long proved, the cleanup or containment In a letter to Pallone in Septem- want to be educated about drugs." "There's nothing worse than schools between Thanksgiving and Branch Avenue, according to State can begin, he said. ber, state Environmental Com- An aim of the program, Slover drags," Slover said. "They're In- Christmas breaks. Sen. Frank Pallone Jr., D-Mon- In August, Pallone charged that missioner Robert Hughey said the said, is to educate parents how to volved in 75 percent of the fatal "We talk about what drugs do," mouth. "no real progress" had been made Long Branch site's testing phase recognize different drugs and their accidents, break-ins and violence," Slover said. "We show them every- Pallone said the on-site work in eliminating the "potential public would be completed between June effects so they can discourage their and "it seems no one goes to jail for thing from bow we do our job, what marked the latest phase of the menace" of carcinogens found at and September UK. children from using them. using or selling them." we're allowed to do as far aa cleanup or containment operations three former gasification plants in "Some people are afraid to come Slover cited profit as a motivation . searches go, show them what drugs the county. In August 19M. City Health Of- at the plant, where toxic contamina- ficer Fred Schuster said be found (to the meetings) because they think for drug dealers. This motivation do to them, and ask them their tion was discovered more than a He called for "public pressure" benzene and toluene - both known it's Just for people with drag may no longer belong exclusively to opinion." year ago. on the DEP "to do something" carcinogens — in tests of the The senator said last night that about the sites in Long Branch, groundwater around the site. the utility would check both Atlantic Highlands and Belmar, 9 groundwater levels and the migra- which he called "perhaps the three Schuster said although the con- ... while parents group sets tion of water below the site to, most dangerous" of 60 such sites in centration of the toxins was lower determine which way residues of the' the country. than expected in the sample, the coal tar on the surface could flow. He said that a year after the carcinogenic volatile organics According to Pallone, after the problem had been discovered at the would probably be present In much public forum on drug abuse testing is finished, the utility "will former gasification plant here, the higher concentration in the soil, MIDDLETOWN - A local group Bayshore Recreation Center, Bottle Other panelists scheduled to par- formed to fight teen-age drug and Cappers, the Middletown School ticipate in the forum are Dennis alcohol abuse will hold its first District, and other groups Interested Jackson, principal of High School NJ Transit, PBA square off public forum of the season at the in the problems of child-rearing. South; Tonya Keller, director of the New Monmoulh School tommorow Like last year's winter and spring Bayshore Recreation Center here; BY BOB NEFF But a NJ Transit spokesman said because of accidents in the last at I p.m. There, a panel composed educational meetings, tomorrow's last night the police patrols for both three years, including a fatality In Detective Michael Slover and Pa- of a police officer, family court forum Is intended to encourage trolman John Pollinger of the town- RED BANK - New Jersey Tran- the corporation's freight and pass- Fair Lawn, management could bin judge, youth counselor and school parents to educate themselves and ship police department; and two sit Corp. and a spokesman for the enger routes are "adequate." SO patrolmen for four years. Dam- administrator will discuss take a stand against destructive high school students. Policeman's Benevolent Association "Everyone is subject to van- age from the accident In Fair Lawn, substance abuse and related prob- peer and media influences on their ' The focus of the panel's presen- are at odds for the second time in dalism," said NJ Transit spokesman which was the result of vandalism, lems among local youths. children by forming small parent- tation will be statistics compiled by las* than a week after vandals Anthony L. Graxioso last night was assessed at US million, accord- The group was formed last year, support groups, according to Task the Monmouth County Task Force) yesterday afternoon disturbed rail- "Oar police, including Sgt. Dunn, do ing to published reports and was expanded last month to Force Co-Coordinator Beverly on Drunk Driving on the prevalence road equipment at the corporation's an excellent Job of combating crime "While we are vary cost-con- include any local organizations that Lindsay of drug and alcohol abuse among material yard, here. and vandalism." scious because of our legislative 1 wanted to join, and to deal with a One of the forum panelists com- young people in the county and Three juveniles moved a 200- NJ Transit hired 27 patrolmen in mandate, we do not ever Jeopardize broader array ef youth-related prob- mented that parents are often township. pound utility dolly, used to transport August after assuming management safety," Grazioso said. "Safety to lems. Now entitled Parents Setting leaieat with their children concern- Lindsay said that PSS has trained smaller pieces of equipment, from of Penn Station In Newark, the our highest priority." Standards/Parents Support System ing under age drinking and other IS parents to lead parent support the material yard at the foot of state's largest passenger terminal, The police force Is now composed (PSS) Middletown Township Task Issues "because they don't wan< t to groups. The groups are not yet la Pearl Street toward the freight yard Grazioso added of 63 men and women, Including Force, the organization includes the be old-fashioned." place, she said. at Central Avenue, according to Sgt. Dunn, however, said for manage- administrators aad officers. Dona James A. Dunn, a PBA spokesman. ment to call police patrols 'ade- and one other patrolman were Ike The incident could have had quate' is "completely, ir- only NJ Transit policemen patrol- "serious repercussions, Dunn said, ling the eJ-mlle North Jersey Coast If the juveniles, described as black Kids ate the unpetroUed grounds Water update tabled again commuter line when yesterday's between!the ages of 10 and U, and don't worry about playing Incident occurred. UNION BEACH - A resolution The council has applied for a lad moved (be dolly on to the main around with the equipment," Dwto Grazioso waa aot aware ef the pp will meet with Anthony DetiregorlD appropriating ajM.tOO in reading for P rack, located less than 100 yards said. "They (management) are exact number of policemen on duty. H0Q.O0O loan from the DEP, which to discuss the purchase at land ran the material yard. the renovation of the borough's has vet to be approved. Council owned by the owner of the Baytet creating a> volatile aad dangerous "If that is the amber that was on water system was tabled for the situation by inviting vandals onto NJ duty, then that Is what management members are not concerned that the Corp., Florence Avenue. "The traaait authority obviously second time at last night's Borough Transit authority property." feels to be aa adequate farce," delay will adversely affect the The coencil baa proposed purchas- needs to expand its protection, both Council meeting. project, which lacMes a new water ing the land to build two filter beds The 11-year veteran of the NJ QrasJoso said. ef property and patrons, by hiring Mayor Carmen StoppieUo said red teak aad. the replacement of water for the borough Water Works, which more policeman to patrol the train Traaait police force accused man- "We take oar respoaalbillty to tape, Including ilugajshasas oa tie currently filters sewage through • rentes," D»nn said. He made simi- agement of refusing to hire ad- passsuger safety seriously," he part of the state Department ef "We expect It will be approved otnyvstiOR process. lar statements after the derailment diUeaal patrolmen for added. "If there Is ever a aaad to Environmental Protection, waa re- The. niter beds would be cheaper Friday of three NJ Traaait hire snore aattcansea, roaaagement sponsible for the delay. The ceencU la other i s committee and save the borough money "la she gar can la Bay Head Dam said that with money lost will look into It." tabled the same resolution Nov. 1. leaky Lee Bernstein long ram," according to Betnsteia. B2 TheDWIjrRegMer TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, i9« ** POLICE BEAT iV./. pilot tells ofrelief flights Monthlong probe nets drugs Judge Leslie B. Tinkler, O'Callaghan said. 8EA BRIGHT (AP) - Th« New Jersey eilot who airfield and in the town Itself are enforced by Police searched Demas and his flower stand on Nov. last week flew the first US .-chartered cargo plane troops in Russian-built vehicles, he said. 3, and discovered a substantial amount of marajuana, involved In the Ethiopian famine relief eflSft says MANALAPAN - A Queens man arrested here Nov. Diplomats estimate that the drought could take as 3 it scheduled to appear in Municipal Court on Nov. XI according to O'Callaghan. More than 28 grams of "the Russian presence Is everywhere" in the African marijuana, and less than S grams of what police country, but that the Americans were fretted many as 900,000 lives this year in Ethiopia, bat st to face charge! of possession of a controlled dangerous affects more than half of the countries In Africe m subsunce and possession with intent to distribute. believed to be cocaine, were uncovered in the search, warmly. O'Callaghan Mid. well. The famine has pushed an estimated 7 i A surveillance operation that began Oct. ( culminated John Jerslld of Sea Bright, a pilot for Trans- people to the brink of starvation. with the Nov. 3 arrest of James Edward Demas, age After his arrest, Demas was released on $1,000 ball pending his Municipal Court bearing. america Airlines, landed his Hercules L-» on Nov. 33, at his flower stand at the Englishtown Auction Sales, 4 in Asmara, a town of 300,000 that Is the center for Cash contributions to relief agencies have reached according to Detective Brian O'Callaghan. The police investigation, which Is ongoing, has been conducted by Patrolman Dominic Donatelli. Six other international relief efforts In the north central 86 million, but officials say they still do not have After police observed local persons buying controlled officers assisted Donatelli in the surveillance operation, highlands devastated by drought, dvU war and nearly enough food far the millions of hungry dangerous substances from Demas, consisting mostly of search and arrest. runaway population growth. Africans. marijuana, a search warrant was issued by Municipal The 24-year pilot brought from Athens approx- Jersild, who slid he thinks Americans are set imately 20 tons of spare airplane parts Including getting enough credit for their contributions to the tires, propellers and a spare engine to service the relief effort, witnessed the long treks through Ike COMMUNITY CALENDAR planes that followed with food. hills by young and old to food distribution stations. The Transamerica fleet is being chartered by the "I did not actually see any people die of starvation, U.S. Agency for International Development and by but I did fly over the highways and saw the Unas ef Euroaid, a Netherlands-based relief organisation. people walking In," he said. TODA Y proceeds to benefit the PTA. the Women's Resource and Survival Center, Keyport, at a dance at the "People would ask If we were American or In stark contrast to conditions elsewhere, Asmara HOLMDEL - The Better Breath- Quality Inn, Route 1 South. The Russian and as soon as they found out we were appeared to Jerslld "like a normal city except far ers Club of Bayshore Community THVRSDA Y movie, "The Burning Bed," will be Americans, a crowd would gather," Jerslld said in the absence of men." Most men are serving in the Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m in HIGHLANDS - The Henry shown. Orientation begins at 8 p.m., an interview published yesterday. army or involved with rebel groups, he said. classrooms A and B. Hudson Regional School Sport the dance at 9 p.m. Prices were high, but there was food aplenty la The central marxist Ethiopian government is Booster Club will meet at 8 p.m. in Asmara's restaurants, he said, and the lack of water the school art room. The meeting is backed by the Soviets, who have been heavily was compensated for by beer and wine. TOMORROW ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The involved in relief efforu with the British. open to anyone interested in suport- PTA of St. Agnes School will sponsor Jersild works at Transamerica with another New ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ing the school's sports program. a "No Frills" dance in the school "The Russian presence is everywhere," Jersild Jersey pilot, Capt. Paul Swanson of Brick, who Is Author and lecturer George Moss Refreshments will be served. cafeteria, 55 South St., from 8:30 said. For instance, curfews at both the Asmara now In Ethiopia on a two-week tour. will discuss "The Artist at the p.m. to 1:30 a.m. A live band will ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Jersey Shore - From 1800 to 1900" play, but those attending should at a meeting of the Atlantic High- American Association of Retired bring their own food or beverages. lands Historical Society at 8 p m in Persons. Monmouth Bayshore Borough Halt. Guests are welcome Chapter 1599, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Brookdale Community College to hold open house to attend in the Senior Citizens building at the Sl'NDA Y yacht harbor. - • MIDDLETOWN - Brookdale Community College of programs of special interest. MIDDLETOWN - The PSS- MIDDLETOWN - The Junior will hold an open house for high school juniors and College President Dr. B A Barringer will be on hand Woman's Club or Middletown will seniors and their parents on Thursday. Middletown Township Task Force MIDDLETOWN - Singles Again to greet visitors, and financial aid information will be will sponsor a community education sponsor an art auction at Buck Campus tours will leave from the College Commons Inc. will sponsor a dance at the available. Refreshments will be served. Reservations program at 8 p.m. at the New Lincroft Inn. Orientation starts at 8 Smith's Restaurant, East near parking area 7. At 7 p.m., students will be able Monmouth School to discuss the p.m.; the dance, at t p.m. Keansburg, to benefit Cystic to meet In small groups in the commons with instructors are not necessary. problems of drug and alcohol abuse. Fibrosis Foundation. A preview A panel of community leaders will starts at 2 p.m.; the auction, at 3 MIDDLETOWN - Diet Wellness. p.m. present statistics and discuss this 549 Route 35, will feature a "Pre- Middletown task force to hold panel discussion problem among township youth For Holiday Open House" 7 to 9 p.m to' Marlin Art, Inc., New York, will further information, contact the help interested persons learn to deal display paintings and sculptures by many famous artists. MIDDLETOWN - The PSS-Middletown Township Over 5,000 Juveniles are arrested in the county each township health department. with the holiday season without Task Force, a group of parents, police, health year for alcohol-related problems, a task force gaining weight. professionals, school administers and others concerned spokesperson said. From 1175 to 1981, 48 percent of all MIDDLETOWN - The New Mon- MONDA Y about adolescent drug and alcohol abuse, will hold a drunken drivers involved in fatal car accidents la the mouth School PTA will sponsor panel discussion-community education program tom- county were under 25, and In 1M3,271 persons under age Classroom Visitation Day in ob- SATURDAY HOLMDEL - A diabetic cooking morow. 21 were arrested for possession of drugs or alcohol In class will be sponsored in the servance of American Education HOLMDEL — The annual Country The panel will be composed of a high school principal, the township, the spokesperson said. Week All parents are invited to visit Store Sale and Bazaar sponsored by hospital classroom of Bayshore Community Hospital at 7:30 p.m. two high school students, a recreation center director, For further information, Deborah Shields may be their childrens' classrooms from the Women's Fellowship of the a youth counselor and two police officers. contacted at the Health Department. 9 45 am to noon. Parents of Holmdel Community Church of children attending afternoon United Church of Christ, 40 Main St., kindergarten or preschool special will be sponsored from 9:30 a.m. to classes are invited to attend from 3 p.m. in fellowship hall. Homemade 1 15 to 2:15 p.m. candy, baked goods, Christmas or- naments, silk flower arrangements, HOLMDEL - The diabetic cook- trash and treasures and other items ing class of Bayshore Community will be available and lunch will be Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m. in served. the hospital classroom, the hospi- tdl s Cancer Support Group will ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The meet at 7 30 p.m in the hospital Atlantic Highlands Historical So- boardroom, the hospital's Cardiac ciety will sponsorits 11th annual Llf Support Club will celebrate its fifth Christmas Bazaar featuring hand- Color Your World With Rainbow Brite! • ° Latest From Strawberryland birthday at 8 p.m in the hospital crafted items, decorations, gifts and community center baked goods at the Senior Citizens' building at the harbor from 10 a.m. M1DDLETOWN - St. Catherine s to 5 p.m. Refreshments will be PTA. East Keansburg, will have its available. Proceeds will benefit the second annual family-teacher dinner Strauss House restoration. alter the regular business meeting. Kanntr Mattel HOLMDEL - The Sandra Spence STRAWBERRY MIDDLETOWN — East Memorial Foundation will sponsor a RAINBOW BRITE AND Keansburg School PTA will meet at sale and Chinese auction from noon STARLITE HORSE SET SHORTCAKE ' 8pm in the all purpose room A to 6 p.m in the Holmdel Firehouse. 9" slulled Rainbow Brile with PARTY PLEASERS speaker from Monmouth County's Crafts, baked goods, furniture and her 117*" stuff horse that's the Choose from 10 different 5'fe" right size lor riding Ages 3-up Project Accept" will discuss chil- plants will also be sold. Proceeds articulated vinyl dolls Scented to dren's physical or perceptual im- will be used for diabetes research. match their names Ages 4 up pairment problems and a cheese NORTH BRUNSWICK - Singles company will sell products with Again Inc. will raise funds to benefit FULL TIME PART TIM! 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JOE WALKIE-TALKIES COMMUNICATIONS SET * 6 DRAWINGS - ONE EACH DAY * » leg* and head Battle Pair Ftature* C «v" «w rvOHYMji Wftn Monday through Saturday at 5:30 P.M. light*, aound* Holds telescopic sKnuMsdear _ _ _ November 12th through November 17th Knntr S figure* Age* 4-up antenna, volume phone, binocular* *• flif 3»/4" STAR WARS ACTION FIGURES t% fk Yes you can rt^W* M The DMIy Register TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13.19B4 Giants: Improve 3rd-down EAST RUTHERFORD - The both offensively and defensively, but N«« York Giants don't have their said hit team's lack of execution hack* to the wall yet, but If titty mad* the Bocs' lob easier. want to keep their playoff chances Parcells said Glanla quarterback alive they mint improve their third- Phil Simms, who completed H of a down efficiency. Coach Bill Pare.Ua pallet for IN yards, was a little said yesterday. tentative la the game. Tbe Giants, a week ago riding the "We thought he could have taken creat of conaecutive victoria over a couple of chances on some things Washington and Dallas, did not that he wound up not taking,' suffer a letdown in Sunday's 30-17 ParcelU said, noting that he ob- lots to the 4-7 Tampa Bay Buc- viously does not see tbe same things caneers, Paxcells laid. from tbe sidelines as his quar- They simply did not execute well, terback sees on tbe field. especially on third down, tbe coach The coach said the Giants offense said would have liked to have thrown tbe "Some daya this team can do ball downfield more, but the Bucs those things and some days they defense was playing a conservative don't seem to be able to quite get it zone and was protecting against the done," he said. deep pass. The loss dropped New York to «-5 "We hoped we could take some in the East Division of the National underneath stuff early and then Football Conference, one game be- move tbe ball upheld," he added. hind Dallas and Washington and tied "We went out there and said we're for second place with the St. Louis going to press the ball down the Cardinals, a team they meet Sunday field, and it's going to take more at Giants Stadium. plays to do it, and we've got to execute. Tbe difference was we 8TAUB FREE - Rusty Staub "I don't want to say we've got our didn't execute on third down.." has declared his free agency backs completely to the wall be- The Glints suffered several in- ather than report to the New cause I think we've had them closer juries in the game, with linebacker York Mets Tidewater farm to the wall than they are now," he Byron Hunt the most serious with a club. said. "On the other hand, I don't strained knee that might sideline think there's any question we have him Sunday. to play well from here out." That's the one thing the Giants did Wide receiver Earnest Gray, tbe not do against the Bucs on third Giants' leading receiver, suffered a Mets' down, converting only three of 11 bruised right hand and his status is third-down plays. uncertain. "We just didn't get it going and it Parcells said "without question" comes right down to the third the Giants can control their playoff Staub downs," said Parcells. "Those are chances, but he would not speculate the things that sustain drives and if how many games the team must win you don't get them, you're not going to qualify. CAN'T STOP WILDER — Tampa Bay Buc- Giants other problem was its inability to to score." "If you want an absolute, I'd have to say five, the way things are going, freed caneers' running back James Wilder was the man third downs into first downs The coach credited Tampa Bay with playing well on third down, but I don't think so." he said. the New York Giants couldn't stop on Sunday. The NEW YORK (AP) - Rusty Staub, regarded 'as one of baseball's premier pinch hitters, 9 has declared his free agency rattier thin report to the New Jets Walton's worst fears came true York Mets Triple-A Tidewater farm club, General Manager came true. 1 told them if they didn't quarterback was taken to a hospital American Conference with 843 yards included safety Kirk Springs (in- Frank Cashien annoucned yester- NEW YORK - Pat Ryan was jured foot and toe), defensive tackle home resting in bed and New York get their minds in the game, if they after the game for an overnight stay despite missing a couple of games day. didn't have their hearts in it, if they and then sent home, where he was this year with rib injuries. McNeil Barry Bennett (fractured thumb), Jets Coach Joe Walton probably linebacker Greg Buttle (shoulder) Staub, who hit .264 last season, wished he could do the same thing woiried about the weather, they told to rest for a couple of days. missed Sunday's game and Walton were going to get beat - and that's "We won't know anything about pointed out, "Without him, the team and defensive back Fernanza reached his decision over the - with the covers pulled over his Burgess (groin). weekend after the Mets made a head - in the aftermath of a what happened." his condition until Thursday, ' doesn't give its best. He's the guy Walton said. "The doctors just want they lean on." Others who have a better chance number of moves to a protect demoralizing loss to the In- Incurred in the 9-5 National seven minor-league players by dianapolis Colts. Football League loss to the Colts to keep an eye on him. I won't be McNeil was listed as "probable" of seeing action against Houston are safety Ken Schroy (shoulder), left adding them to the club's roster. "I may be talked out with this Sunday was an injury to Ryan, who able to make a decision on him (for for next weekend's game with the guard Stan Waldemore (knee), and outfit," Walton said yesterday, "be- suffered his second concussion in next Sunday's game with Houston) Oilers, but several other Jet players "There are a number of young defensive tackle Marty Lyons cause everything I told my players the past three games. The Jets' until Thursday." along with Ryan were questionable players coming out of the minors In the meantime, backup Ken as a result of Sunday's game. These (ankle). we have to protect," said O'Brien will be practicing with tbe Cashen. "We had kept Rusty first unit this week for the contest appraised of tbe situation and he Sixer rookie calls NBA in the Houston Astrodome. knew we had a numbers problem "The trial threw him back on We talked again over the week- development, ' Walton said of end and Rusty elected to declare to tell his side of brawl O'Brien, speaking of the quar- himself a free agent which allows terback's month-long trial for as- him to keep his options open. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Commissioner David Stern But he sault and battery last summer in Philadelphia 76ers' rookie forward, talked with the NBAs legal counsel. which he was found innocent. "But Staub has been with the Mets Charles Barkley, felt he should not Gary Bellman, who told him that he's been working well the last since Mil when he signed as a be fined for his role in Friday night's since the matter was under in- couple of weeks " free agent after leaving Texas. Staub also was a member of the brawl with the Celtics in the Boston vestigation it would be "inap- Asked about O'Brien's confidence Mets from 1*72-75, before being Garden propriate" for Barkley to talk to after Sunday's loss, in which he traded to the Detroit Tigers for So. before practice here yester- Stern played sporadically and poorly, pitcher Mickey Lolich and out- day, he did what many other players Walton responded: "I think the "I was a little surprised," Bet- fielder Billy Baldwin. no doubt have wanted to do, but none tman told a reporter last night confidence is suffering on our whole have — he phoned the National Bettman said the phone call would offensive team, not just Ken's. It "He is now free to talk Basketball Association com- have no influence on the com- doesn't seem to be the same team contract with all 18 major-league missioner to give his version of what missioner's derision, due today, without Freeman McNeil." clubs and the Mets certainly happened about penalties to be levied for the McNeil, of course, is the Jets' intend to keep the lines of Barkley didn't get through to fight. rushing star who is leading the communication open," Cashen said. "If nothing else turns up for Rusty he knows be is welcome to come to spring training with us." Raritan kickers are ready Staub, who started his career in 1163 with Houston, has 2,704 I continued I isn't very important to our success Raritan's other leader has been lifetime hits and HI homers. As and he has been in the big game but when you see what he is able to senior center midfielder Matt a pinch-hitter Staub has 88 hits in before do on the field you know otherwise Fedorco, 316 at-baU for I .278 average. "He has the type of ability that "He's a definite Division I pros- "Matt's our playmaker," Fer- comes along once every 10 years and pect," Ferrazzi noted, alluding to razzi added. "He makes things "I'm sorry the Nets decided he is continually looking to improve the fact that Monmoulh, Rutgers happen for us. And he has collected not to keep me on tbe 40 man his overall game." Ferrazzi stated and Duke have expressed interest in some great stats from his position roster. But I understand in "His stats might indicate that he Russo so far — eight goals and 12 assists. baseball there are some very John and Matt are co-captains and difficult decisions for manage- they have done super job this ment to make," Staub said. season." "Baseball Is a funny game, you Freehold, Lacey set Following the Rockets early dis- never know what will happen. I missal from the SCT, Ferrazzi gave truly feel I'll be playing some- his team a few days off and he feels where in 1986. I was pleased to in CJ Group II semi that his squad has benefited from know if nothing happens Ibe Mets the layoff. will invite me to spring train- ing." POINT PLEASANT - Freehold Group II title for the third time in "We're a senior-oriented team," Ferrazzi said. "There are 10 seniors High School and Lacey Township, four years, Friday with a 1-0 win The Mets also announced tbe on the team and seven of them start two teams that are familiar with over Hopewell Valley, is led by addition of seven players to their for us. When we lost to Jackson the each other, clash tonight at Point midfielder Pat Preston (15 goals) final 40-man roster, including guys on the team were able to get Pleasant Boro High School in an and Tom Coman (12 goals). De- catcher Rom Reynolds and in- together and talk NJSIAA Group II semifinal contest fensively, the Colonials have one of fielder Dave Cochrane. Tbe other ; that will begin at 7 p.m. the area's top goalies in Benji "They realized that this was their five were pitchers Randy Myers, ' Both clubs compete in the Shore Fiorentino. last shot at a title," the second-year Bill Latham, Roger McDowell. Conference "C" Division South coach said of his Shore Conference Lacey, the SJ Group II champ, Jeff Bettendorf and Floyd where Freehold (17-1-3) is the "B" Division North champions. Yoamans. defending champion while Lacey has an outstanding scorer in Kevin "There were a lot of things going on 118-2-1) was runnerup. They met Flynn who has 23 goals. with tbe states coming up, the SCT Tbe club also announced that twice this season Freehold won the The victor will play the winner of and the regular season. It was a lot catcher Junior Ortiz, taflelder first game, 3-2, and the two teams the Mahwah-Govemor Livingston for the guys to handle. SINKING FEELING — New York Jets tight end Mickey Shuler has Brian Giles and right-handed battled to a scoreless tie in the iBerkely Heights) game for the "But there is only one thing on our the ball batted away from him by Indianapolis Colts Mark Kafentzis pitcher Jeff Blttiger were rematch. Group II title Friday night at Wall minds right now," Ferrazzi added, during Sunday's game. Nothing went right for the Jets who suffered outrighted to the Tidewater. Freehold, which won tbe CJ High School. "and that Is capturing the CJ Group their third loss in a row. III crown." Garden's Olympic card will go for peanuts Imagine for a moment, a young So, when Breiaad, Tyrell Biggs, doing business. Big business Thursday Bight's show. And, that's Joe Louis marching into promoter and Tony Ayala among others. Meldrick Taylor, Pernell WhiUker He has guaranteed these five Bumphus and Moore went on to win tbe whole Idea. Mike Jacobs' office and saying sure, and Evander Horyfield start boxing boxen f 10 million over tbe next four ; he'd love to fight in Madison Square world titles but their marketability for bucks, 21,090 fans will jam tbe yean. Their earning potential, has been limited. When be began bis pursuit of the Garden, but they'd have to let Olympians, Duva said he did net Garden. And the gate won't take in though. Is unlimited. "This group Is tenfold better off everybody in for free. plan on signing five of them. It just HAL a dime. Consider that Americas 1876 than that one was," Diva said. boxing team made 166 million as evolved Sat way with Breiaad What do you suppose Jacobs, one "That's because this group got tbe How muck did tab bit of boa pros. Tbe bulk of that, of course, enrolling first and touching off a of boxing's great ticket broken, BOCK exposure." office largesse cost Duva? went to Sugar Ray Leonard, who Pled Piper march iato Duva 'scans. weald have said to that proposal? "You've got to figure 81} for aa picked up a cool 840 million In purses Tbe source of that exposure, of "Having one helps you get toe average ticket and we would have On Thursday night, Mark Breland by hlmaelf. The others - Leon course, was ABC which covered the next," the promoter said. "This Is said 14,000 tickets," Duva said. "So Spinks. Michael feinks. Howard Olympians at Los Angeles and aet a team concept, bat it made it and four of hu Olympic boxing that! about a quarter of a mlllioa , medalist teammates will make their Davis, Leo Randolph - earned the obviously was Interested whan Dava easier to sell them to the network is came around to talk about their a group " . professional debut* in the Garden. A nice idea, but who listens to a balance. la addition, Dm paid 8100,068 to Breland and Company is in con- professional careers. : sad promoter Dan Duva is letting boxer's ideas? If everything goat well Thursday everybody in for free. rest Madison Square Garden (or siderably better financial position The network bought a fear-flgM sight, the five Olympians will fight Dava did "I didn't want it," be Thursday night's show. That's than the test Olympic class to package over 14 months for each of again in Jaaaary, iltboagh net Tbe idea was Breland i, who won said, "bat what waa I going I* do?" U60,0l>0oa the red side of his ledger graduate Into the pros. The USA's the five Olympians and paid about (8 necessarily on Ike same card. five GeUen Glove titles in this before tbe first pone* Is thrown. TIM boycott team produced million for the privilege. That ! baikling and wanted to bold a If you're a boxing promoter these Jacobs would have paid attention to "Tomorrow'! Champions" - John- means even with Ike uB-front < There will be one more small > bemecomlag party that his friends days, you do what you have to do. those kinds of numbers For Diva, ny Barnabas, Alex Ramos, Davey pomes created b.y Brciaad'i gen- alteration for their next i.. ! mt law eaaW afford. Times have changed. however, It was merely the price of Moore. Mitch Green. Tony Ticker erosity, Dava win wake a profit oa Tne bex office win beM TUCSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1964 The EMIy Nebraska takes over as nation's No. 1 team • but hadn't beta in the Tap BY TIM AtMCtalaa Prats kngton was losing to Soetbern Cali- pouts while the Bulldogs slipped to over Alabama. Texas rounds oat the Virginia and Aabara. t fornia 16-7 - IheVlctory vaulted the ltth. Top Tea with M3 potnta. Ion dropped out by losing to for sla weeks, raa Iks The Nebraska Coraaoskan, who Trojans from 14th to tevtath - Miami, sixth last weak, Mew a The Second Tea consist* of Ohto Michigan State 17-le. while West streak to five games by were Ne. 1 lor three wNb earlier Nebraska trounced Kansas 41-7 and 31-0 halftime lead aad lost to State, Texas Christian, Bostooston ColCol- Virginia was beaten by Rutgers defeating Virginia Tech 17-10. tal the MMon, hive regained tke topclimbed from second place to No. 1 Maryland 4M», the biggest cone- lege, Mia, Georgia, SoutherSh n 23-11. Meanwhile, Virginia raised its Virginia's last appearance in Ike •potlnTheAuoclatedPrcMcoiMle with XI of W tint-place votes and back In major-college Story. That Methodist, Floridrida Stale, Auburn, (ootbell poU. white Washington Hip- record to 7-1-1 by routing North AP rankings was in 1W when the 1,141 of a possible 1,110 potnta from dropped tha Harricaaai from sixth Virginia and Clemson. Carolina State 4M - the Cavaliers Cavaliers were ninth la the next-to- ped to eighth after four weeks it the a nationwide panel of sports writers to 14th while Oklahoma Jumped last poll of the season. Since then, top aad Virginia cracked the Top Last week. It was Florida Stale, are unbeaten since loelag their aad sportacaaters. The Comhuakers from ninth to sixth with 170 points opener to Clerneon 56-0 — and they have had winning records oatjr Twenty far the first time in a yean. are 9-1, having lost to Syracuse on after whipping Colorado 40-17. LSU, Ohio State, Southern Cal, TO), Boston College, SMU, Iowa, West Clemaon, which was No. 1 early in in IMS and 197t. With seven members of last Sept. n. Southern Cal is seventh with 80S weeks Top Twenty losinf over the South Carolina, 9-0, downed No. 11 points, followed by Washington with weekend there was considerable Florida State 38-28 - the Game- 754. LSU rose from l«h to ninth with shvffUnf in this week's poll, with cocks lad 31-7 at one point en route an points following a 11-14 victory NJSIAA GRID PAIRINGS South Carolina and Brlghim Younf to becoming the first team to win - the only remaining unbeaten nine games In the school's 91-year Tha Tap TMM> MM » M Munlim * teams - moving up to challenge football history - aad shot from M«*> 4M4Mt f «•> «IHM"I <«M Nebraska, Miami and Georgia drop- R0BB1NSVILLE - Here are the Rahway, 6-24. 644. fifth to second with 11 first-place playoff pairings for the 1M4 New ping to the Second Ten and Iowa and votes and 1,-104 points. nn 1.141 No. 3 Montville, 6-24, at No. 1 No. 3 Brick Twp., 6-24, at No. 2 West Virginia falling out of the Top io I.IO4 Jersey State Interscbolastlc Ath- Morris Hills, 7-14 Cherokee, 7-14. Twenty. > Tens' 29-15 loss to Houston s-t-e letic Association high school football Creep O Group HI dropped the Longhorns from third r.M tournament with teams and rank- No. 4 Warren Hills Reg., 6-24, at No. 3 Deptford Twp., 6-1-1, at No. 7-1-t ings. The tournament starts this 2 Ocean City, 7-14. The new poll raised the possibility place to 10th and BYU, 104 after a S-1-* No. 1 Dayton Reg., 5-J4 of a 1-1 matchup between Nebraska J4-J triumph over San Diego State, ••14 weekend: No. 3 Roeelle, 6-24, at No. 1 No. 4 Woodrow Wilson, 6-24, at and South Carolina in the Orange M-l North*!** .Jersey Dover, 6-24. No. 1 Willingboro, 7-14 went from fourth to third. The S.l-1 sa Bowl However, Nebraska still must Cougars received the other 11 first- 11.0M.ewa 4-t-o U4 Section 1 Creep I Group II play Oklahoma — the Cbmhuskers itTaaaaCuraaai 4-1-0 ts? Creep IV No. 4 Gateway, 6-24. at No. 1 place ballots and 1.0M points. 411 No. 3 Rotelle Park, 6-24, at No. need only a tie Saturday to represent Oklahoma State defeated . Mis- 14.MUM.1a. Mr No. 1 Clifton, 6-1-1, vs. No. 1 N. 2 Chatham Boro, 7-14. Deliea, 7-14. the Big Eight in Miami - while m Bergen, 844, at a site to be souri 11-11 and lumped from seventh in No. 4 New Providence, 6-24, at No. 3 Hammonton, 7-14, at South Carolina has to play Navy and to fourth with 949 points while tit ii determined. No. 1 Vernon 7-14. Woodstown, 7-14. Clemson, both on the road. 7-M m » No. 4 Bayonne, 6-1-0, at No. 2 Central Jersey Creep I Florida trimmed No. I Georgia 17-0 T-l-1 it? — While previously unbeaten Wash- and shot from 10th to fifth with W 7-J-O 101 Rldgewood, 7-1-0. Group IV No. 3 Paulsboro, 6-24, at No. 2 Creep III No. 4 Hunterdon Cent., 6-24, at Pleasantville, 6-24. No. 4 Westwood, 6-2-0, at No. 1 No. 1 E. Brunswick, 644. No. 4 Galstboro, 7-14, at No. 1 Wayne Valley, 8-O0. No. 3 Middletown N., 6-24, at No. Burlington Twp., 64-2. No. 3 Northern Highlands, 7-1-0, 2 J.P. Stevens, 6-24 Parochial Coetzee will defend Dec. 1 at No. 2 Emerson 7-1-0. Creep III North A JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Board of Control, examined the other training. Group n No. 1 Matawan, 844, and No. 2 No. 4 Marist, 444, at No. 2 (AP) - Gerrie CoeUee's sprained hand yesterday. CoeUee had sus- "It's more mental than anything No. 4 Hawthorne, 7-04, at No.l Colonia, 7-14, drew byes. Bergen Cath., 7-14. right thumb, "a common boxing tained a sprain at the base of the else," Nolbe said of the injury. Ridgefield Park, 6-1-1. No. 5 Wall Twp , 644, at No. 4 No. 3 Dom Bosco, 6-24, at No. 1 injury" according to a doctor, won't thumb during a sparring session "He's had so much hand trouble No. 3 Dumont, 6-24, at No. 2 Ewing, 7-14. Seton Hall, 644. prevent the World Boxing Associa- Sunday. before that this is fairly minor." Newton, 74-1. No. 6 Ocean Twp., 6-24, at No. 3 North B tion champion from defending his Noble said there was "a bit of CoeUee, whose primary weapon Group I Franklin Twp., 844. No. 4 Pope John XXIII, 6-24, al title Dec. 1 against American Greg swelling, but there Is no reason for is his right hand, said the "thumb is No. 4 Becton Reg., 6-1-1, at No. 1 Group II No. 1 DePaul, 644. Page. him to postpone the fight." He said sore and stiff." Cresskill, 644. No. 4 West Windsor, 6-24, at No. No. 3 Delbarton, 6-24, at No. 5 Dr. Clive Noble, the medical he told Coetzee to refrain from Noble said another specialist, Dr. No. 3 Hasbrouck Hts., 7-1-0 at No. 1 Asbury Park, 644. Immaculate, 844. officer for the South African Boxing sparring (or a week but to continue Andre Boonxaier, also examined 2 N. Arlington, 7-14. No. 3 Snore Reg., 644, at No. 2 Seath A Coetzee yesterday and agreed that North Jersey Somerville, 6-1-1. No. 3 Holy Spirit, 6-24, at No. ; no bones were broken and there was Section 2 Creep I Holy Cross, 6-24. no need to put off the fight, set for Creep IV Ftul No. 4 Bishop Ahr, 7-14, at No. 1 MEADOWLANDS Sun City, 95 miles northwest of No. 3 Belleville, 6-24, at No. 1 No. 2 Keyport, 7-14, at No 1 Notre Dame, 844. Johannesburg. Boonxaier has oper- Union, 644. Middlesex, 7-14 Soeth B ated on the hand several times since No. 4 Morris Knolls, 6-24, at No. South Jersey Final IM: M.H.. CM... lrrlF» 7XX Amaruafiaa (tucimun) S-1 1975, putting in steel pins to repair 2 Montclair, 6-1-1. Group VI No. 2St.-Joseph, Hamm., 844, a ix unlad Wa Sand iwardl 11 • MaM bw (Kocool 10-1 broken bones. , Creep III St. Peter's, N. Brims , 844. 2 Cradl SianOng (Farrar) M SSMW *• l No. 4 Vlneland. 7-14, at No. 1 3 Sum Soom Marmo lAyaria) 1-1 1 ta »ini |No Roar) 9-1 No. 4 Randolph, 7-14, at No. 2 4XK viand Fun ICorpaa) , 4-1 3 Caaaa Ouaid (Vargal - M SA Z«pa< Zad lAnaayl 5 1 > Nano Vana |LI (touaoNal t-l •A Aca frtd (Anaayl 5 2 r UcCann I T . i a 0 « I 7 farm {Vargal t-l t-is Caaa Hara (tinnfal 4-1 BXX Pma Pi (Taaal 12- • 6XX uao Hm Hi lOamdo) SI 9 Lacad Spa* (Rupmi .. 8i 7 Samai IHuaon) Si fii: H.Mt. CM*. I ra 4 aa. a Par '1 IAI Oama lama (Wardl : H 10 12 >*>, aa* ID Na)St,eOO. AotHaM. for 4 ItftMMa) tin. 00* hramat cradtud at mtturiiy. YtatdtiiuniMttwt ntguletloni raquirt wentntUI pciully for urly wMidf MMI. Remember, time if running out! For complete Bank V Win details, to open an account or to sign up for a Command TaUtr/Trvasurer Card, stop by the Commercial Trust office nearest you today) & COMMERCIAL TRUST ^%T MEM1ER COMMERCIAL BANCSHARES INC. THE BANK iiTOUCH WIT H THE TPMES Serving Hudson, Bergen, Middlesex, Union and Monmouth Counties • Member FDtC M The Darity Register TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13.1964 HAOAA *•• S «HMk BEETLE BAILEY I'VE SEEM PIETIM6 FOR TWO WEEKS THE SECRET IS TO SAR6C Id LO*M0 WEI4WT HOW ANPIVE LOST TEH POUMRS PIET RELI&IOUSLV BY &OIM6 ID CHURCH • DekavaMbwtWfi im — - -- I - • • WtMhutmr. 7 0eorpert ff THnsi leert H Corny or Pwfc* ferlO 11 ££?* MMdasetefa tJ -irlekln 12 King of Hun* , Keetatonod. hookey IbMeaee 1 - astaf1o4ne« aSSulier HWkMjeeit 21 HHalafi DENNIS THE MENACE * GARFIELD M Footnote wroro THE FAMILY CIRCUS OM.NO.'AI LOOK AT THOSE THIS FLEA 16 A MEMBER fOOAFLC/ PI6TINCTIVE OF A RARE SPECIES ANP GREEN OF VEGETARIANS LET'S MOT BE KINGS THERE TOO HAWTV HERE 4 3 I SNUFFY SMITH -*— I AIN'T VOU NOPE-I GOTTOSTAV I'M WffTCHIN' "V I'M WKTCHIN' COMlW HOME HERE ALL NIGHT AN' VOU PEEK AT VOU DEAL FROM My CARDS >v TH'BOTTOM OF TONIGHT, WATCH SNUFrY LIKE HONEV-POT? A HAWK 'ii-n Som« clouds got in my ears, but I yawned *WHEMl «R0WUP001HARA/V»A 6iHL ond they popped out." WORE WE <3ETAV«RlEP?- THE WIZARD OF HOROSCOPE BySteUaWUeer WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14 you feel uprooted, settle down. If TUESDAY, NOV. 13 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - you feel stagnated, gat a move oa. Bon today, you have both the Finances remain stable despite This day offers second chances! aggression and the sensitivity to unexpected expenses. Make it your QEMINI (May 21-June 20) - "make It big." Forthright, positive, business to balance the book*. Exercise your ability to lead, not to attractive, easy going and confident, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oec. follow. You can succeed now la you gam friends and their support 21) - Keep to instructions and areas you little thought of hereto- simply by your natural, open pres- directives as they are given. Don't fore. ence. What even your best friends try to doctor them up to suit your- probably don't know, however, is self. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - that yon are a dreamer of the first CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) - Those who rely on you for your order. The day brings a wide variety of good counsel are not disappointed MARY WORTH Your relationships are bounded activities and an opportunity to today. You give very good advice. by affection on the one hand and meet new people. Mike up your HER sECiarr/wy oeecneEO AfWWENTLY THE I THERE IS. OF ••••THAT SH6 WAS loyalty on the other. As long as mind to have some fun. LEO (Jury 23-Aug. 22) - The NOTWKJTIN6 6MI7TBN BV THE these are returned in kind, you will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - TKXCV ST. 34MES AS OF HER ARM, L>OY DOESN'T / eaj»E,-n-e more versatile you appear, the INEFFABLE work at keeping friendships running Decisions made today effect impor- VYOEARI •VANTTDBE A ALTERNATE CAMERON more likely you are to be offered AlflNC'l CHARM! smoothly. Should one you consider a tant changes in your life. Don't -OJK INVTTATlONf friend withdraw love or loyalty, underestimate your ability to stand advancement Actions speak louder your vengeance will be swift and on your own. than words. lasting. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Also bom on tMe date are Be single-minded of purpose and Your Inventive mind comes up with Charlas Broneon, acton Unda you will not even notice the hard solutions to problems that are both work It takes to see It fulfilled. Christian and Jean Sobers, feasible and profit-making actresses. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) - LIBRA (S«pt. 23-Oct. 22)-Your To see what is in More for you Allow your vivid imagination free tomorrow, find your birthday and rein. This la a day for discovering ability to remember cot /ersatioos read the corresponding paragraph. new ways to attack old problems. word for word enables you to Let your birthday star be your daily TAURUS (April 2O-May 2O) - « defend your actions completely. Do guide. SO! I'M COMINS/ LETS HAM LUNCM THSN WC CAN STAV THAT TAKBKB3 CAOC INTO TOWN 5 IN FOB OF AALL TVOEE MEALS TOO BRIDGE ADVICE B; ALFRED SHEINWOLD discard a apade on the queen of you need the king at tea During the 1964 Bridge Olympics clubs and another apade on the your dubs. two famous players hejd the Watt queen oojf diamonds. South had no cards (at two different tables), but further•problemr . North-South vulnerable only one of them lived up to his The other hero in the West seat, Toronto fwf»* Rami Kehela, cor- reputation. NORTH West's problem was to switch to rectly saw that clubs could watt, but that he bad to act at owe if But • K32 the right suit at the second trick. had the queen of spades. Kehela One of our heroes shifted to a dub, therefore led a low apadc at the OQJ52 hoping that East had a singleton. second trick. • QJ96 WRONG MAN SHORT The defense speedily got two South won and led a diamond. spades and two diamonds; and East • A98 •Q107 West won and led another dub, but eventually got two trumps to de- 74 9K1095 the wrong man was short. South feat the contract. OAK73 O1064 pal up dummy's queen and ruffed •85432 • K107 out the king. South now led a spade and got to dummy with the king to DAILY qucsnoN Youhold 4>AS8940AKTS4> • J854 > VAQJ762 Weali TO like I* have Aetna 8 5 4 3 I Partner bids one spade. and the next player peases, what 098 • " teadurea hew to flar do you say? • A »T A U-leasea fcoeklet will bo ea Ike way te yea whea yea ANSWER Btd two diamonds. If West North seai »UM fries a staateaa, astf-eft* partner rebids the spades, you'll Pass IV Dbl INT HI AND LOIS i Me. If eavelepe to Bark- Jump to four spades, and partner Dbl a*7 ta eate ef this will have a reasonable picture of Obi All Pass YbO HAVt A LOVELV HaMB your hand. If you bid clubs first, I THINK" ITSHOULP SeLL R* then diamonds and finally spades. Opening lead-OK ANDY CAPP THE PHANTOM PEANUTS WHAKMAS) FUN (I d TUESDAY. NOVEMBfR 13. 1M4 Business B7 NY STOCK EXCHANGE Interest rates with investors Nothing affects DM a* AU of ny Interest we laekeortea ttuiM hey mar* rate i—iisars art) based o> the tbea kMnit rate trends. Reagaa saUMiilatrstimi being re- elected the key to «hn "Variable-rat-raWe njsrtmil now at • Merest rale figures ara Ukaljr Io HI percent will drop to W.S percent by early Mii ana fW-rato mort- gages will ha (tecuning from 14* percent to roughly U percent Its- landscapes rather than specific month certificates of deposit will brush-stroke. Realising fall-well slide to ».* percent. Thirty-year Treasury bonds, now 11M percent, . thay will drop Id 11 percent early next iwaaty pabni when aafcad Io be year." overly •pecifJc possibility of rates going a bit higher -Michael Wilson, economist for However, chats with aavaral next year the VS. Leagee of Savings Institu- "I believe that horns mortgage £•?!! Ill Investment and real rates will he averaging 11 percent, "For the next year or so, I see the following picture: While there then hH 14 percent in IMS. Maan- rates being fairly stable with same will be ao Merest rate miracles, whUe.PMay Treasury bUl rates will fluctuation from time to time Early they went get oat of hand aether. average U.I percent la 1M. cam- next year will be a gaod time to get There will probably be declining psred to 10 percent this year Into long-term investments, since I rates through year-end, treading Ninety-day certificates of deposit think the economy will slow down on upward the first part of next year will average 111 percent neit year, the way to a slight recession in IMS That's a two-edged sword. While compared to M.I percent. that brings lower interest rates with this won't be a bad time to go ••Thinking long-term, 10-year US it. bunting for a mortgage, you'll see Treasury bonds shoald average 13 Ids on your short-term •nvest- "Six-month Treasury bills should percent next year, compared to 12.1 be between 10 and 11 percent for the dwlndling at the same time percent this year. Long-term AA Here are the expectations of rest of this year, then get as high as corporate utility bonds should aver- 11.5 percent in the first half of UK, economic experts representing age 14.6 percent next year, versus neither academia nor the govern- before starting to decline. Fixed- 137 percent." ment, but the firms that handle the rate mortgages should be around hard-earned dollars of Americans: UFbalAmold MoekowiU, senior 13.1 percent through year-end, then IIFbulLel! Olsea, chief economist vice president and economist for the get as high as 14.5 percent next for Citibank: Dean Witter Reynold! brokerage year." "The outcome of the presidential -Prank Kataaak, economist for election will not have any particular •Interest rates should be heading the National Association of Re- effect on interest rates, in my straight down through the first part altors: of next year, then trend upward 1 or opinion. We'll face the same prob- "Mortgage rates will move in a lems whether Ronald Reagan or 1 percent throughout IMS. So I'd recommend relatively short-term nonpolltical fashion, no matter who Walter Mondale hi elected The wins the presidential election." nation will have continued economic bonds for short-term investors, stocks for longer-term investors "They should stay pretty high growth, whether Mondale reduces next year, about 14.5 percent for the>deficit with higher taxes or because I think the stock market has only begun to rally. fixed-rate mortgages, variable rate Reagan does so with a reduction in mortgages a percent or percent «nd- "In my opinion, Interest rates ending. a half leas than that. However, the "Right now, it Is desirable to have would be higher and economic growth slower under Mondale. mak- fact that the market is so com- part of one's funds In very short- petitive may have an effect on ItrlDa 1.1 11 Ml lftt MM ing things worse for both the stock ttvnj I.I ii ;; it* it* term Instruments because of that whether they actually turn oat that taaSlia 111! 41* 4 H way." «?.". ?:fi !1 ?« & 5.5 -David Arts, vice president of Market marks time finance, Century 21 Corp.: NEW YORK (AP) - Stock prices market has been sluggish, getting "While mortgage rates will show drifted around last week's closing litUe mileage Oil of President some flactaution around where levels yesterday, unable to establish Reagan's widely expected victory in they're at now through the end of the any trend In the quietest trading In the balloting. That settled one year, they should move ap about a more than a month. question for investors, analysts half-percent in the first quarter of i|S» Vtf 7 4? iV«S US: A few individual issues responded noted, but it left many others IMS. 1 look for rates to be high for to corporate news developments. unanswered. the entire year, but fluctuating only &«! I-S'J.BI •» $ .ft: But activity was limited by the Talk persists on Wall Street of a about a half-percent." closing of many banks and other possible approaching recession, businesses for Veterans Day. given the recent slowing of the The Dow Jones average of 30 economy and little or no growth in industrials, down about 6 points at the money supply. its midsession lows, finished with a Interest rates have fallen marked- 22 gain at 1,21918 Most other ly since last summer, and reported market indicators remained oo the inflation remains subdued. On Fri- minus side. day the government reported that Volume on the New York Stock the producer price index of finished Exchange came to 96.U million goods posted its third consecutive shares, down from 13.62 million monthly decline in October. Friday and the lightest total since But those trends, while in many 41.31 million changed hinds on Oct. ways favorable for slock prices, I, whan Columbus Day was ob- have been interpreted in some served quarters as symptoms of an econ- Since last week's election, the omy heading Into a slump. 4 ;I!*M !IS It F OS mSt. fB 1, «} fl» LOCAL SECURITIES Banks 4 Industrial quotations courtesy Fannestock t Co., Kobrln Se- ti.'Wi ?:« '.' & i?* lit? u"!z!_ curities, E.F. Hunon i Company Inc.', ta>L in 11 Ml ttv> 14M fltt and Amaxlcan SacurlUM. BUSINESS ***** LUNCH W YORK (API • Mtndtv'l nal arlcat far Amarkan •i i.wTt it law iiit 14 • it I 14 11 tt 17 44 H 111 l]*t 11M II f il a 4lvi 4H» 41 .M 10l 171a 44H 4ltt 4 VVll .IV — •ONI _ ^E OCC rtt» a I kmaH Tail ill is » M ryle* 4 15t tv, W itmi.n ! »1 I tit •I1PB .It 11 »Jt 17* 1 It sis 1 1 r.,?, .* M -i | a* ua olw sQ oroNte' X-A on ™* "L, o\ flea vr0Kaodw^ Kllfi service- p .—n\ is to08*i««fis cenw* "Uyeet \°0 „« and buS w tt Nave*** r-|| for u ._I|§ TUESOAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1984 ^IgRaflstar «£a J Si':t planned Classified trkaia.it 'JiJJJfM over historic V*'""-'.ii islands locale •^flLMM^tTSlaM laaaja* an taa is and) ICLMIW JERSEY CITY (AP) - A New res, Hamiini Mm I*M ^ncrettmu announced plant yesterday to fit* t lawsuit asking a Judge lo declare that Ml statt. ind not New York, ha* jurisdiction over Elite Island and Liberty Iiland, home ol the Statue of Liberty A statement Issued by Rep Frank Guarinli office Mid that Joining the Democratic con- iressman in filing the action would be Jersey City Mayor Gerald McCann "and other New Jersey taxpayers including former U.S. Attorney Robert J DelTufo." I would like to see it so that by 1M6 (the 100th Ma Mmm»* Court* 241 MonmoMth Count* »«J Mtf*. annivcraary of the Statue of Liberty), the rest of —mOMllSMII the country and the world knows that the Statue UaaalPMda of Liberty is In New Jersey," said McCann. Jaunbr Oommuntai flu Illinium Program M* MM na Fwaj Vaar IN* tundina • MUI Oapanrnaw ol Hauaing and Urban Oa 'ttopiriant an 'J***"m'*** * SJJJJJ2JJ Guarlni for some time has sought to have the V Mdl Hid famous and historic dots of land, which are ass ol Oolaetrvat and olaanara, btdroom traby puomnaalia FY II lumlrura. auftoaaaa. air oon- OMariawn al M uaa al - durmgFY tndlM4 Vaart MuhHlial Pratt offshore from his hometown of Jersey City, mot vmfi ma Tha auooaaMul blddar aha* ba dWanaia. mtttr an* ban declared part of the slate of New Jersey. aprtnoa.itaraoandapaakara TV "se'Tr FUltTMBR Ol , Onaaaar waahar anal dryar and » r T p.m. In August, he unsuccessful beseecbed the that *ua OrdManoa anon tako tl- taifn furnnwra. t*0 of ma lawt ol l ATTRACTtVt WHITE MAU Wa governors of New York and New Jersey to W*ss» l»B**a faot Imimulaltl) upon m anaol- Pubno aala aubMol lo oanoi 1*74. •onoraoatponamant establish a bislate commission to solve the f Of orouahol TME FORSOOINO ORDI a of tha Court- Nov. isTarJ sis.00 question of which state has jurisdiction. He W.21J -0- NANCE WAS INTRODUCEO al a STI(l»fw P I7.SM 27.074 THOMAS J. LYNCH. JR., •UraRIOraRIORR COUROURT OOP warned at the time that he might pursue the South Avanuo Park 1.6*7 olinoBorouahol ahrovrtbury on Dlnotor matter in court. 4 _ 1*0S4M * Md a*/to JOHN B. WESTLAKB. Oart uSfmSSSkuSfSSS VMIaaa Inn Aartoratton rurlhar oonaMarad ror nnal p MARVIN OLINSKY. ^ WTH OOUNIV MRS. SYLVIA Conrad J. Vuocolo, a spokesman for Guarini, •ga. aflar MbM Haartng « a KTM COT P8YCHIC READINQS user maadng lo bVhaU by lha Ooun- 0*. ol Purahaalng < Board ol Social fxpandad Horn* ftapair Program >. IS SUM ^»J5J^0ATS 775-9S72 said he could not discuss details of the suit, or Horn* nipilr Program. Waafiar- « In tha MunKHpal Oanitr. 41* what court it will be filed in, before a news U— an and Barrtar-Fraa Wlinam Harry Jonaan Pro Sa •t.gn 44.M7 2 gingham Drtva 16 Instruction conference today in Liberty State Park here. 4SJO7 7IJ74 1**4. 2M Ottw PuMIc Nolle** Marlboro Naa Jaraay 0774* FREE EMPIOYAMLITV McCann said he did know know any details of M.S0T 10.S30 •orougnCJM In lha manar ol ma appnoanon SKILLS/UOHT SKILLS - Borough ol Snm *t.S07 44.H1 SUfMIOR COURT 01 Charlaa Harry Jofwaon and the suit, and a secretary In DelTufo s Newark law Borough ol Eatonmm Of NSW J" DanM Bvaraa Johnaon for ram aa Monmouttl County LAW MV maaon at 22a-*440 office said he was out of the country for the rest 0-0 3S.SI2 o atauma ma namaa. Charlaa Howatng ftatMbWlatiort 74.S71 MONaMtmi I tarry Jonasjn arvd Oantal E vacatl of the week. n.w NOTICE Of *ALS OF DOCKIT NO. L-**1t* 22 Arts a Crafts Oao*, 70.S4I OP PERSONAL OVIL ACTION balng mada 10 na The federal government holds title to the C**rt>« and -o- PftOMRTV • COINS ooun by WWIam Harry ' BY THE B CHANOI islands, but New York reaps tax benefits on Borough ol Fair Mavan Houatng "j M.W7 101,887 Pro Sa, aa natural guardian for SHOP MYRTLES HOUSI — Aria 44.1*2 COUNTY OF MONMOUTH VAN SICKLE S BISLORV. ESOS. Charlaa Harry Johnaon and HOVSMHR 10. 1M4 211* Hoopar Avanuo k oralta. Maka Moa gWa tor concession stand sales and the incomes of M.SII SS.4«2 amai tvaract jonnaont ror • NOTICE. It haraby glvan TOM RMr, Naw Joraay 0S7S3 CWkMmaa. Ovar 200 llama. Hra. workers there. aa.tii •S.10) luasnuw aulhoruing mam 1011-*. 43 Blroh Ava.. US* S»var Court SlrtMt School •a. 111.371 purauant to N.J.S.A 40A:fi-3*. (SOD 1SS-OM0 aaauma anothar nama and tor « aaq. that a put* aala ol par • Altornayt for FlalnUfl "Money and Jobs are part of the issue," Guarlni Howalna flahabWUMon 74371 0- ha antry of an ordar fixing a data am Straat and Uufal Avanu* tonal proparty-oolna ol lha IN THE MATTER OP THE APPLL tor lha rawing of tuoh appll- has said. "But pride is also New Jersey feels put Dramag* Improvamonu SS.SM County of Monmouth than ba CATION OF: BEVERLY ANN aoon: haw al 7:00 p.m. on Novambar BAUM, On Sana* Of Har Minor upon by New York many long years." aocougnol ts.103 X. 1M4 ol tha Amanoan Mow. It It on thla 29m day ol Octo- Saraai irnprovarrianta 4SJ07 44M1 Child, SEAN THOMAS WTL; ar. 1M4. New York now collects about *50,000 annually 4S.S07 M.*» Main Snot, Froahokl. Naw Jar- LIAMB, FOR LEAVE TO At* ORDERED mat tha »om day of OfaMaga IrriprovafDtjnts lay. TWt aala la authonaad by SUMS THS NAME: SEAN in city and state sales tax. But that amount is ovmaMp ol Nona" Expand Santo* CanMr 4S.S07 -0- Raaolutlon of tha Monmouth Novambar. 1M4 al *oo a.m.. or Housing RahabMttatton 71.2*9 THOMAS BAUM. expected lo increase after the Statue of Liberty, County Board ol Ohoaan Fraa- SEAN THOMAS WILLIAMS, an 51 HalpWantad Borough ol Houatng Wahabjltiation X noWart adoptad on Octobar 21. a major tourist attraction, is renovated in time Kaanaburg Slraal frnprovarfianta •3.21] 1«*4 Proapontva brooara a/a Infant by BEVERLY ANN BAUM. mourn County Court Houaa, In Mai* or Famalo aa natural guardian, having ho Borough of FraahoM. County Borough ol 111.971 advload thai aahja win ba mada for its centennial celebration. Kayport Slraal Improvamanta M.JIJ lo tha hlghatt blddar for aach maoa application uy duly varlhad H Motimovth, Naw «iaraay, ba AIRUNM NOW IbRBItt — Raa. ownthlpol complaint for iudgmant flaad at ma lima and puca I "It's our contention that those taxes should be 111.371 Ham or par tonal proparty-oolnt SI Jamaa Crnircn ftanovawna 4.772 alltalat than Da aulhoruing Mm H aaauma I" ma haaring of tuoh appllcaaon paid to the state of New Jersey, not New York," County ol Houakng Hahabtutauon I14JM -0- final and all nama ara tow in an nama. IEAN THOMAS BAUM. tod of aatiy obfaott a ch%i ff\ay ^H«"»HI*»-*3i»tordaa»la. Monmoum 4S.M7 27S.3OJ "at la11 condition Ira* from any tppaarm» to tha court that Plain- ba mada thanMo. said McCann. AditrtnWraKon 37S.SH 44.MI tiff haa oomplWd with tna IT IS FURTHEFRTHERR OOROSRBO HIM 3SS.721 fluarantaaa or vrarrantlaa. provtaton ol N.J.S.A. 2A.52-1 at AMBULANCE - frhaaa am Developers have proposed a J50 million ownaNp ol Naptuna 74.S7I • noSoadf auah IIIHIIIIHIIII ba 23.304 •o.in Tha Mrma of tha aaM than ba aaq. and lha rulat ol lha oourt. oubMhad In via Dally Rtgliur conference center for Ellis Island, once the •SJ13 caah paid al ma lima ol taw. any and HIaMi thartharaa araraa ono ovfaotro moa. • laaM fan wooka prior to Slraal HnprawamanH - 0- yoparty-oom aoM lo a lucntta • aan-amtmaa amptoymam E.M-T MTftawVp of OOMA Curea, llmll and Woad 13J.M4 marato and tha Court Daing att- only. Mum-CaraMuRH . Ma. M*-74«1 docking point for European immigrants. ag.ii I ful Mdoor arwr) bo dajpoatd of by WIILIAM°T WICHMANN. J.S.C 22.271 aia oondutton ol lha tato Tha Both islands are less than a half-mile from the Poplar Brook DaMntun BaaM -0- II la on Ihlt 2nd day ol Novam OAKHURST — County haa tha right to withdraw bar. i(*4. Furmtura Mad... •orouohof Houalng Aahaowtauon •3.213 ••103 any Ham prior to and during lha New Jersey shore, but more than a mile from Curaa and Sldwam t*MM 44, Hi ORDERED AND ADJUDGED houaahald. nama. Sat S Bun. tata. Tha County oi Monmouth that SEAN THOMAS WILLIAMS, New York City. McCann said that New Jersey IS.S43 17.»2C tna right to raMet tha Nov 17-1*. (of! WfUlltlliO- • Mamoriat Park 4S.W7 44M; an wfanL born Novambar 1i. AM-* PM Ram or aMna. supplies utilities including water, telephone and Nghaat bid whan In no boat IM1 In Rad Bank. Naa Jaraay, la Satol Paul KanabKlala Bunding Mr mtaratt of tha Coui CommuMty CouncH Community Cdntar haraoy author Had to aaauma lha ARTHUR MURRAY sewage systems to Liberty Island. YYhara a minimum _ _ nama SEAN THOMAS BAUM. 6 Lost and Found •oroughot Sannary and Storm Sawar tha County wul not acoapi a °*nM "<««oi hat opanlna» for Under an 1S33 agreement between the two •a.sn M.Ut from and altar tha 3rd day ol Suaal RaoonM/ucUon ag.ii i M.iM •oaf turn tor aald Mom. Oaoambar. t**4, and n la; FREE FOUND ADS ii*TMj>, #va#. no 4WA. naoaaaary states. New York was given jurisdiction over the CommaroUl BavlUHiMon •o- M.731 Nama offarad for aakt may ba FURTHER ORDEREO lhat Aa a tarvtoa to our community. Apply from 2 to 7*M. 12 Broad islands even though, Guarini has said, they 7S.I22 •0. InapaeHd from 5:30 p.m lo 7:00 •rlthin 20 days ol na Entry ol thlt Tha Dairy Raglaiar la oftarmg 1 Si 3rd Fl. Rad BAnk 741-SSSB. maulaia AVMA X 44.N7 p.m on Norambtr 20. 1M4 al fudgmanl haraln, Plaintm than FREE 3-lina FOUND ad lor 4 "clearly lie within the jurisdictions! waters of ag.gn 71.2S9 lha Amartoan HoM. Main Slraal, cauaa a copy of Ihla ludgmant to dayt undar our Loai * Found ASSISTANT MCCHAMC - Fu» orouoh of Hi Fraahold. Naw Jaraay. clatamcatMn. New Jersey." ooth Batmar Straat Irnprowamanta 3O.7M 44.SU ba pwMahad In tha Dairy Ragla- Dramaga Improvamants 22.370 23.IM Tha following Ml 01 par- •jr. and It la; Tha Raglttar appradavaa your Co* The congressman also has noted that a report Commarual Improvamanla -0- 44 Mi tonal proparty-oolnt wm oa ol- FURTHER ORDEREO lhal nonaafy * all] do Ma part In flnd- Houaing AahabHrlabon 11S.617 •0- tarad tor taw along wrth any aKhrn 46 daya ol tha Entry ol thlt lha original written in IMS by the U.S. General Services olhor proparty lha County may Judgmant. PlalnWI ahall Ma aa M at J42-17700I . daam approprlala: Slivar oanwad copy ol ma ludgmant Administration noted that 24 5 acres of Ellis Houamg HariaMMaiion •3.213 Dollart, Slivar Dlmat. Slivar DOO— Found Mad wad. I/I- Curbing. Payamanl l DraMaga •3.213 arm lha Saoratary ol Slata. and n H tarn in. mlaad braad. Island's current 27 5 acres are landfill added since us Ouonara. savor Hall DoHara. la, Curba. Oullara • ' a»:»n H.1M Foraign Banknotta. MM. Oanar pitttt call AawoMad 1(33 Road Pi FURTHER ORDERED lha Humana Soclaty «22-OIO0 ATTENTION! 44.M2 p OoM Coha and US proof ol publication ol thlt Judg- The report concludes that the landfill portion TOTAL FUNOtNO P.ECCIVEO S3.4S4.000 S3.111.000 manl mall ba mada by affidavit FOUND — Small Mack ajmalt » mm al »a Biaaliiiili^ a> ma Uaa al fmli For Tha Board ol cnoaan and Mad aim tha Clark of thadog Shadow Laka araa. Young, whan raptymgtoi "is a part of the state of New Jersey." lin^l»«3ll»»4MinCTClt FraahdWara Court allhin 4ft dtvt ol tha Entry wai-mannarad. Llgm btuaooaar haa baan to provtda a twHabta Hiring anvlronmonl tor tha low and modarala mooma randantt ol tha Hooart J Colllnt of thrt Judomant C 842-0040 or 7414OM Program t -Qttlantltd Targat Narghbprhooda' (OTNa) by upgrading thalr natghborhoodt through County Admlnlatralor WILLIAM f WICHMANN. J.8.C -I. upgrading ol neighborhood lad—, mfra-ar/uclura Mprovamanta . II $21 SO FOUND — WhHa famala INDEX i •.. asTaafl faoonavrucHovi and raplaoa'vtani of oufba aftd-atdawaMai* H*alalHng and upgrading appro 6 mot. Highway 3 and «a*ar Hnaa. ttw eraallon of natghbornood oantar* and 9m provtaton and aKpanaton ol opan apaoa porvAbaidaan araa. 2*4-: rauewma ~ndd Mha aoraaUwtaaoaaUwa i opopponnt**p . HOCKEY TICKET FOUND — N.J IICOALSI Lacey murder TMa optarth-a and lha raauWng protacu ara ttaalgnad M> mMt ina ' naaortal oo)ao»wa" by gMng DavHa. Found In Flat Daalar'i lot. ui faa«Ma prtortty to acPviw— wrhtch banaftt low- artd modafata- mooma (amtHaa and Mapla Ava. Had Bank. 242 Wif»i»*b»f» aotouah 242 thfBtrstwv aoroMBh d T pratada hava baan raaaonabiy auooaaafui tn tutm^mmg aaH-tniaraat ol tha 8 LOU and Found lft# '••agnao*r*oOO# m «M*ttO^ IO p*C*rttf*AQ ar^s> AAtACJsV fnlftra) Oy svniCfi irt#> AM OPXNNANCI TO AaMNO THS COOS OF TH1 BOMOUOH OF 21 Business Servicst 9 Spac* Noacat lpa«ng mufthrjlpaMaw can rnaal lha pvbMc naada of ihaaa naJgnborftooda- TMa auoaaaa W batng nmi to p*vt by MKtlttOotf p*h..t. ho MWBWMURY *Y AMSNUNa CHAPTSR M. VSHKLS* AHO 1? lir* Trtnaporaiion extraditions who arc not aHMbu for program Milan not, m addMton, muntctpal laa ibafc ambalng pg , impianaltiarnanlatff to anoowraaanooaaaa toealtoeal raatdani tdai to undartakdrtk a ouat iftgltsi It ORDAINED by tna Borough Council ol lha Borough ol WORD PROCESSING and otftar araaa of lha munte*paHty Tna awallabWtty of ha _ 1 tocal tau Shraaajbury. in ma County ol Monmouth and Slala of Naa Jaraay. at •gad pawttcipaUng montcip*.W— to tnwata or alrangMtan ihatr looal ooda SERVICES 21 BuvnaM SarvKa mforoan ml progran i lha Comfnunity Oaw«fopmanl prooaaa. tha oountyi participating SECTION 1. That Chaptar K). Vahldat and Traffic, Sacnon 00-31 22 UmlCrlfH 1 SchaduM XIH Lafl-Tum PrahlbKona. la amondad 10 road aa torloaa postponed munsCapaMtaa hava waad a ptannad approach to idanttfy and addraaa tha pubttc naada of the county a • fttsumt design wdAr revision OTKa. I BO-31. ScnaduM XIH: Laft-Turn ProNbWona IsVUTaUI •TATUNNT OP 0MICT1VU Km itSS PIIOOIUH VIAN In acoordanoa arlh lha provttlona ol I *0-l*. no parton than • Cow Uttei Heilgn/cumTi mailing HUP Wpnajd Uakl or SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) - An extradition Tha UonmouK County CommunHy bavatopmani Program nat ammplad through paat funding to mana a tafl lurn tl any ol lha toUoam Nmsis lha Irving anvtronmanl off rtm» towlow- and modarMa-incommodaraia-lnooma raaidwraatdinn througihroggrhT thaa upgrading ofi bearing for two men acused of plotting to kill a Lafl-Tum BatytiianoyCMO Can 'hoods TnaPrograma obiattiwa haa baan and ww oominua to u*u»aconoanwatad approach Haddon Annua lleojru lypedamtw MIM New Jersey socialite-housewife was postponed from Haddon Oormatc HMp raaouroa* ara IM a a Mroo araa dkuM a Avanua onto l» work 01 tcrmol SHiillioni Hftntad yesterday because the paperwork wasn't in Program mm conanua m i pottcy of oonoantraang raranuat and laaouroat In Dtalgnalad HF • Cullorw lies IM aMtu UttU 'antla Louisiana yet, the Caddo Parish district at- TaraMNc. (OTN, whtclt Inoraaaa tna Waurwod ol Snutiiont Wamad HW •Ma aia iiaWHorniad la mm Mabla In or oar lor a naUhborhood lo ouaMy aa a DTN II muM naal lha Sactlon 2 Tha ordinance than laia'anact upon 11a niliiga and torney's office said. lOlKXilngJallnillUii Tha proaoaad DTN M a>Mbn a nigh concanvaaon ol low- and . WA* INTRODUCED at a CaHToaiay SiluUioM *antad a in any). raMdanwl and non-raaldanual akuelural daoana and aoonomle a* lha Borough Couna* ol «ht Btmugh of Bhrtatbury on Novtmbar UiM/Faman And extradition proceedings against Robert 1.1»»4 and wibatunharoonaldarad lor anal pmigt, aHarpubllc Cnu C*e/ Nmary noarlng at a maaang to ba haM by lha Courted In lha Municipal Camber, the first man arrested in connection with Tha MaiMwculh County Community Oavalopmant Program MMnda to oonanua rat programa ol Kayport Araa ScnxM " I Mi Pa.anm van |FY 1(W) lundlng trwooon a broad ranga ol HIMIn Camar. 4l»Sycamora Avanua. Slwawabury al 1.00 p m on Daoam Maria P. Marshall's death, have been halted while bar 10. 1*»4 Mariana Motadng. Borough Mark 739-1223 Buunnt Ocoonumty the office of Gov Edwin W Edwards investigates uranoNi Nov 13 »1*.72 unWy Dawalapmanl Pri n la oommltlad to housing i •luliimalliiii aa lha primary mathod that extradition case, said Assistant District • in Uonmoulh County Attorney Howard M. Fish. puaum HISe «i i ii •iai'iii» Uonay Wanlao Tha Program taola that no Mat Important to a comprahantrva approach of nalahborhood Improva- He said the delay of proceedings against former manta ara pgiiituti aucn aa lha imlallajlpii ol curba. aldtwalka. road niinno>iniBini. rtiinaed lha mataaaaon or raplanamani of watar and afbar unaa. and lha ranovauon ot a buHding lor uaa m a ahaftar 7, UarchinckM tor San Caddo Parish sheriff's deputy William "Billy" tor banarad and abuaad —vaa and cnndran NURSINQ/MEDICaAL OnotVYail) Saw Wayne McKinnon, 42, of Greenwood, and James PROJICTSO USB Of FUND* FOR FT 1*M, Uaauntry For S*» FFOORAM YSAR JXSVSN E. "Jimmy" Davis, 48, of Shreveport was routine. felts. Sarm CWfarood. Ckfhvoad Baaoh. Dolonn ngh*all and FimtOjBSmanl But the delay for Cumber wasn't, he said. •ttrdttn Oak Shadaa Araa DTNa POSITTONS AVAILABLE Dramaga and Pavamam nitaual I ao.ooo Auction Salat "It doesn't happen routinely at all," said Fish, Borough ol Paart/Maohanlc Slraal OTN Fad and Lrrenor* who added that it is a procedure set out in state rikanlowii Church Straal Parking Lot ai.SOO lurcra* Soroush ol waw Htghland Avanua DTN EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME Swap or trchtnot law. Aaanae IkgWanda M Avanua RavrlaUavon S7.I00 bScyclai/Kani Biliei Board ol Courrly-aMa: Participating Mumctpakaaa Edwards said he was not aware of the Soctal Sarvloat Sports EquMrnant investigation. He said it apparently was being RN't • GN's • LPN's • GPN'S • AIDES Swimming Poors Barnar-Fraa ModMcauona tor HintinmH and C8s, Eladromct conducted by executive counsel Bill Roberts and mSRUMS • KCMCM. TctHaWAW • MEDICAL SEOnMUES. Kt. MtrchanoM Wamad by Camille Gravel, and be would check into it. Boraufhol North Bradlay OTN PncaBuMi omnaai. Curba and «ldnnnn Explore the opportunities. Contact tha participating recruiters in this "Every now and then one of them will say, 'I niOTaTlBWaU aalOTN DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. don't think you should sign this one (extradition 7.320 101 Aparmantl 24.*00 102 H«n« tor. Htm request). But most are signed as a matter of CaMarSkaMDTN 103 fkrntait to SMrt course," be said. Throomorton Xraal DTN Watl Kaanaburg OTN 105 Sufnnwr fvoials Oralnaaaj and Blraal improvamanla 106 Fumnhadftoann Say Avanua DTN 107 Nurting/Hnrimanl 100.000 j •0.000 Women vets 108 Commaicial •7.000 108 Bu>l«ngi/Gaitoa> 110 NlnlM » Kan seek equity gy^pnsaa Itead OpanHoum in benefits Moum For Salt MllilSl Raid PTN CorniominiuinVTowi PHILADELPHIA 133 mcomtProptrty (AP) - Almost one- MMW MM I third of the nation's 1.2 RHIIW • 'aadCurt. 133 torvnaoilFtoSbrli million female war C aunty al 136 kiduwujl Proptrfy 137 Lo« and Aaatgt veterans served dar- NURSINO CARE. INC ing World War II and 17 Wall FraM Maal are nearinf Ike period Rad Sank. MJ 07701 when they may re- 12011 747-*»U quire intensive health care, Veterans Admin- istration officials say. The percentage of veterans who are women - currently at slightly men than 4 m AMsMrli percent-Is cltaibtag, 2« km IvnonvTM. the VA said. And as MO uaorcydB* with females la the 2W TruoajwdTrwn •ation's faaaral popu- 300. Aunt f» Ian lation, women war •eteraas m living r thea their male HillMMH. HssviUl care Is one ef Ifea Mtftst prob- *M facssg femak M M Gl For Information on ptaclng an St**»4 DIRECTORY pteaaa call (201) 542-1700 II HefWaata* H si II JMtNMM • • •'atW^' 1 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1964 Mtrmictop) — •> B aXTM OAaHT-PT »ark MAL UTATt MAINTENANCE 8 i »S PERSON &S AUTO WJTMHm«TI« AVA^AaunS; * aariaa»| ia/i i in ST1T < > WORK. AP»I v at n«- r!r-r^?iT?.L ttTaS •a*MklUM|C**> K»y W,a«an WOaMaWOMtW) - TTea* m a»"»a*i ltor Wn aatarty kyW tody M ko mIM 7IB a.m-1 PJ». a d*vtody* a *aMm. Co 1Mr * roka-m.-- l TWtH apirwuapl ro«uM*TCM *71-O*4». CUSTOM^ tftS SERVICE -paaM NaSsasi OaWftaa dAfatylAU-4PM. "awar Mli^rW II COlaTtl. WaaMi* 832-6708 tssar-— IIPJxrPM. 741-Tttt psyr*B, B*nn3B !*•*•> t-1 p.m. eat Pro SINQER Jamoa VMohi Ml raHirlikli. »I3 aa» Ml, tor mount lot)' Bat 117. SOE • '•••••nfl^ 19 Voa FLOHAL DUWW — Full < aqy«OpiMyl<«atoy»M/F DATA ENTRY uoaWan, ahop « [Walaah** DoM Entry iorvlo. «M> kataM aM M a)* aM SM »i liaj rTSS iry Cat t4t-4*M Mr aa> Mrk'loroil'wo* '"•'ai'lnnlf tn* laMrt.7a7-«aea. "•RUHCtO KEY PUNCH O*>- MTOMaBMaMMilaH N* am* to cookt ayllhi aM kanr do OA» ATTINOANT M/P - AM- OfWCa HELP - PaTlaiiaTto •Bwjr. Ca» *71-ata»). nt aatory and t*n aaaal One* C*a aal.ni »>0 HAtLaTT MOM - It ywra aa- »m. tor ast* MATERIAL 741 awtanaa bakaaMna "».-arklM CMFCORP ART-TIME INSERTERS a t HANDLERS (45) -~»3, BsoalOpsr. >artaoaa naoaaaary. HnlM a4 awe.. MMa raqmntd. Full am* a*ya kjnmant m aomniakia and mil lady M !3»n!y- IW 0VV1rnV> APPfy aM MSSMM* nar mid W la kMUB) "J^FTW. AM™ Opening* in RED BANK Araa MM. ISTATt SALtS - anywnor.JohniLlmoaln. CHARLES STANLEY JR. Th«M are lull time permanent pos- inlaiailKinaraaanMaiainrT aa*. Cat tH-17tS. BLACKTOP SERVICE Caa WalMiarl Co. Wntni'i, itions. Liberal salary + company paid You nom. a. »• pov. Itl benefits. Apply in parson between a a.m. & 4 FREE ESTIMATES! p.m. Call 741 -4343 Newbury Exxon 690 Photography (Comer NMM*M Sprint to S Anue. M 466 CatyetlaataHetkm EXXON COMPANY U.S.A F0ULKS-PRE8TON PART AOBNOV A OMetea of baeti Cawpereaeat) TIME 671-9484 220-6400 6-Hour Shifts Monday-Friday WHEN 4*1 ConetructJon Msai tor houtawle, rttkaat, tluoanit or anyone AOOTIONe and noa homoi at who wanlt to tarn axtrt Income. YOU'RE A •i Mill ama* Caa H> 7S74MS. •ACHaWeMOVMe MC-Bto Due lo an inenjaaad demand in production, wa ara looking tor good psopi* lo do Itghl manulacluring REGISTER 610 DreeamaMng •onV II you have toma tparo lima you wanl lo put lo good uaa. wa hava Ihs shifts to lit almost any schedule. Wa anbeipata opening* on all in* Idtow- CARRIER ing shltts: nt, paMMns tpewial LOT* rMaa 740 Treelenrlcea • 6 AM-1Z NM« • 12 NOOR-6 PM YOU GET wattaa.kjia)ral»Tlr»j«** **> wooora TW aawvica aatmato oal aM. 747-SMI • 6 PM-12 NiHflM Troa t ohru» blimmm i r*. AROUND! You gat around to taming that axtra money you Apptlcabons ara being acotptad at any lima and want. Being t RegaMag r carntf means prizes and mtervierwt wW bt tchaduM Monday through Fri- ineemivst too. Rkjhi new, wa'i' * lookinli gto torcar - AMa*. Truck.. MBAVY KMP day » AM-4 PM riars .in easy y and n hjn. Join fte nigllll FUU. OOHTAMaR MIAWB, 671-3000 oartiar Man today and gal around) Pioortiwi COM DATA •000 PLO***) _ a.,. Rout* SS A Laural Avanua noimcwiHolmdal, •New Jaraay 07733 AaBaaait I Cqua) Oppcrt/ney Emptoyar UIF •10 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1964 n irtin 41 n «f S— W m RREWOOO SIA9ONCDOAK M Money WLo*w CAturar-aati. •eh* mur kwcW *otlm COLONIAL FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC ABBAOf PATCH DOLLS. ETC. TOLL-FREE PwWSTOtal 7lt - Tmt, real Good atrnajori 1106 ar Leaar from Sanlao work anop •teal belled. P166-76-JI14. b ewer $644611 800-323-6556. Ext R88 S name bracelet, doe 4 •reed eat el 4 (TO HO-onO. LOW HATES wmmy, (6 eel CeM 741-1SS2. LIOMT JACKET — Man'a at- IM Mlg refinancing. 72 How ep- It am provala 2nd Mlga 1 Corp loane aa» IS. Bhaaaaam OJJ- CONTpaWTORBI - Oo you Kramer Flnl PATCH DOLL 1 atoraaat I have Ha LOTHES — Some eeparaaon. 41-rBWaMr«a.m. SSS-oftT. boye and akta. Can Martha 31' 4666 ( AM-4 PM. or OR BALE — Meree Shan arOun. 1664 model 642-4675 6-10 PM. par aat Cat Ma-ll MEDITERRANEAN (am. t eo- 71 Marchandlsa eeea. me. redraw, (tote for Sala wan daoor S ptct.. CHECK THIS OUT... onandaaar, goad I 11 PIECE — French prow, dining Get more reertora to check out FOURTEEN VOLUME BIT — 244-4671 aftor I. ee day room MH. DMI offer over $400. your ad with a CHECK at the lop CHILD CRAFT by World Boo* Living room ML man* otter. Ho and/or bottom of your copy CaH Ika na». M0 a/t-alM. MINK COAT — lae. oond. Sato odde t enda 642-4262. ha Dawy RegMter Cleeuned De- FREE FtMVKOOO - PtnM« nw- 10 Con 7(7-7116 2 BURGUNDY RUGS — IJ a O. partment today for ' chMa. Oombt. 1 pux» t MO0EUNO COUUBE - JOW) SO 0AOE PUMP SHOT OUN — 1175 13 i 15. (126 Aknoel 42-1700 ganta «I8O. Dinatta HUa. Mt- CaM 741-7072. AjMna B1M. Can batora 1 pm For youth Owl Biptaaalanalry mlca Dutchar Nook. BTIona ••* mourn POWERS run yaar VaiiBHa choke. 2 SIDEMOUNT - naadlng uwMy 1 •• Mai »7S. Cdnaaa T-Ttp oo» boaee lor ( pick-up, Mke new. an IM. PM bra MO; iuoar- TMWTBJI TRUCK - % OaaV CHILD'S BICYCLE - Toya. potty gosaa Btcycia. aae. cond iBt 'aflBT luaah. Cksa IBBTa. i MM draw- $160. Cell deye. 264 3342 Evaa chair, walker, end other beby GYM PARTNER WANTED 264-3666 Can <71-7(27 MOVmoVMUBT BELLI - OWa tome. vtee. vibrator, wall mirror, For training m MWdMown Red mant. private anvenoe. no _J kadroom aat. pro* opan RED SANK PRIME LOCATION — 5 HP - Salt-propaMd Qienl- lamp and other houeenou FRENCH PROVINCIAL DIMNO boocaaa, chroma B ga*M mk- BaBanMk anereea CaCMn day 747-7606. Cell ana» 1 pjn. 717-6160 LARGEST vac Mat vacuum EMC condition 642-3756 ROOM SET - FriHhrood. Ml TOOL BOUB - 1 pav. 4 ( plok rat Boar, MOu eq. ft. Open area CoUnW coDaa a and laNaa, EAN8BURO - • odloea, and T laoo ao. n. (300 or beel offer Call 642-6037 latna. 2 laavaa. s ohaka. braafc- mar, lowat a rug tat Cai up Intwr 6M6 mourn. BM naw. SELECTION _UB CHAIR — Red vervet. eic Ironi (BOO «7!-M» OT •100 takaa bom Aflar ( p.m. 84 M.rchBndlB. bedroom apt SS1S monthty afltoie; trd fl 1600 aa, fi AvaM. ADAM COMPUTER SYSTEM — ond W6 Can between 10 I 5 2-S3B0 ubn. 1H moa. eaourlty. Ralaran- OF RENTAL IN With Colacovtaion and SO oemee 747-23M. (71-M92 Wantod oaa Apt 2B, M Grova Rl. Call OVINO MUST SELL — Saara TRACTOR — Cub Cadal, S r*P. l-toW-iS *XS2 1700 or baat oflar 672-2236 FREEZER — MOO. RalllBfior, aMa 3-apaad waihir s moa. 36(6669 11 a.m.-7 p.m. MONMOUTH COINS — Chnalmai ft Han- |/M. (ISO, waahar IIOO; Sno« naw mowar daok. H In. cut' ALL LIONEL TRAINS 71-0612 ADMIRAL UPRIGHT FREEZER ati cardi with 39 mm bronze . $260 Can Ular S walHa>i Runa was. MOO. OC 767-1676. KEYPORT - 1 otowar »200. Moorar, BP ran. all day Bat $ Bun.. 642-0101 Or nyar. Topoaa*1 apprMal. COUNTY — FrolMeea. 17 cu. ft. 176 Call ui m eech. 16 •* Call HOO. (II MBO aWar(30. pnoo rto obfact, (46-2661 menl eveWble, heel 6 venoue Sav •Itar 5 30 871-OSSt 9*- 930 7 OVINO - Man 6 nduded. no pete, no klde. IV* Can a rental eculallii tor intor- UMto range FROM NEW YORK HOTEL aaaara wltn mirror. 1176 mo. aaourfty • leterenoee maoon and our Free Rental Bu«- from 1 o roomaTlo 6000 aq ft. eM AIR AUTOMOBILE JACK - COLOR TV QUASAR IB" Liquidation ALL ELECTRIC (100 Colonial chair. $25 Shop Excellent. $150 1300 bom Tlflany lypa calling ~ 1667. unMa are carpeted, ear osn- 25 Mlrrora from MO TRAINS CENTURY 21 dltronad 6 have on-ena perking vac. 17 QE CB. SCO Formica Ca« 5t3-5*S5 50 Wan aconoaa rrom ISO LWnel, Flydr. ato. HtaMM I ONO BRANCH — Lovely 1 6 2 nulch a deek. $100 Flbarg EINBINOER REALTORS BXM range from $200 par n COMPUTER TR 80 — Mode. 3 25 Cnandlllara from $200 I «dt SCAT any prloe JB4-5075 badroom apta Nice S11 per aq fl + uMlftue I conaola 6 vlaor lor Ford v Like new Sytvenla Wamut near ocean, Irene, and I 671-3600 wllh 4«K memory $395 Aleo 30 Oaaka from $400 . eoreen. 1 ANTIQUES - AM klnda. bought «50 aa Oaa dryar. $30 Car vaitabte TRS-80 toftwere A 100 DCS tnllqua turnMura OVINO. MUST DISPOSE OP — pate. No eeourlty. 7B7-552O old. ISUOlliSVt, (360 Call tor top caan Mary Jana Rooaa- -O110. hardware CM. 747-03*3 Mint Condition araona taMa 72- long IB' aMa. 47-6432 - high. Covarad with lonolaa vatl Anaquaa. 10B IM pavar Rd., REDBANK- A LOW BUDGET? Infarnallonaj Oauarlaa Rumaon. (41-3166 Member Ap- LONG BRANCH Shop lha Uaad Furnltura Cantar 1 st Nawman Sprlnoa Rd. " formica. 6 ohaka. cana ana UPRK3HT PIANO - Mada ba- 1 caeraoma. utMa. paid. $360 nstaktkti mora_ihan enough an- twaan 1(07-1614, baal oflar ovar pralaara Aaaodatlon of 'reahoM 411-4707 of Had Bank Shia.atury 747-BWO JUST RENTALS. Bkr 366-1555 Rernel Servlca 972-1106 al CM RoVm Zaaar limelai 197 Snrewebury Ave 642-1446 COMIC BOOK COLLECTION — orking TV. radio S racord plav- (200. Franklin aona, 36'. navar IMM YOU HAVE YOUR FURNITURE - LNMa room aat. Broan Mlnut. f long. lj- uaad, SI7S. Can aflar 6 p m •All — CM) Second Hand La, MATAWAN MIDDLETOWN — Spear. Ma. Mt IM [MB. Marvel-Sub-Mariner No deal- 3 pc coucn. gotd. $100, dHng era! Cell 741-1476. Ja IS' high. Lamp ahadaa and 7(7-3066 264-0777 Altar S. M4-SB16. 4 badrooma. klda. hi, pd.. $426. MANOR TOWTOWNHOUSN E 2 • room taMa. 4 chalra. 1 kMt. %3ti JUST RENTALS. BAT. 36S-1555 RED SANK - S Maato Ava. luraa Baat prloa 747-OM4 VERY OLD ANTIQUE — BMW . paM tor aa llama. Store avaHaBto. 6600/mo. Baa. 6 AMANA FREEZER COMPUTER — Atari •OO-KL KTOH1 •StBl Ntc drive Amdeh Monitor. OVINO SALE — Hammond Orand Ptano Fun aBa braaa bad MIDOLETOWN I required, toe* rOttwiire Qamee Much more. FUR COAT — 81** 12-14, vary Badroom aat Dtahwaahar 1. r Caa 741-6611 cond . rare brown Matora Atking $750 671-5974 WALL SPACE HEATER — Haata Ouy Johneon KNOLLWOOD MI0OLETOWN — 4 bedroom «D BANK — MB to, fl 2OT 1 ANDERSEN WINDOWS * C ChaeterlMM etyang. $2O0 BuytOuya IVj ba»l. good oommutmt DOORS — ft Atrium doors SOS CONSOLE BALDWIN STUDIO i MkMMown 7(7-3740 JT COAL - 100 Ib. baa M par flva rooma. $100 1 okMnaa —I emtee. Heel 6 air oond doaata. 1 wood. 1 maM. (10 aa GARDENS HIM ^^ dad. (475/mo Can discount Deposit fully insured PIANO — Style 243. Walnut Hn- bag. Muat aall imnnmaWy Call ERA LINCROFT REALTOFM FURNITURE - Kllchan aat, 2 llv- T-SOSS alMr S. Call 164-7404 aflar 1. Anajua mmmira, taaali,, aMvar Eadueh* 1 a 2 badroom apt* 741-OS31 Delivery 1-600-523-8707 •h 3 yra otd 7 yra warranty left mg room chalra. 2 and tabraa. Immadlato caan (42-4336 47-3616 747-666 Moving, mutt ted $1000. Individual gaa heal a central air. ANTIQUES FOR SALE Maaaock Call 7J7-1717. WVSSEV II - VMao gama. be. location. Juat oft Rt 35 on MD BANK — Broad SI Conve- 369-2104 MONMOUTH BEACH — Duatoa. nient loceeon 2,3. a 4 rm office Oak. HMih«r ft Rattan furnttu'e ptata with 18 oartrldgaa a HOSPITAL AUCTION KMga Hwy. Baat. IWatkWg die- near ooaen. 2 badrma. naet/hot OARAOE DOOR OPENER — nook up. tUt. High chair, brand WANTED — Coaacawae, an- 10 FoCttflO^ajn tlnopptng Cftll 531-4SO0 CONTENTS OF BACHELOR AU-O-MaUC" "t H.P.. EKCaManl wear Waehar'dryer, garage APT — Sofa. 2 reclining cnaira. naw. $25. suolaa Wa Car. car -- MW. SISM aauaa ana. . glaaeg . MmMm. aa other '). From ISM. DaHy 1-4, M7I. 747-1617 attar 6 PM ANTIQUE WICKER SET - |175 Condition 175 Carl 542-SBSS Kama far Freehold Area pine erm chair, twin bide, end Ilka naw. Its Can M2-14SS Can 774-6322 mwe. K f Fd A 11-1. aUn/Furmehad OMoa Burwa Dishwasher $50. Electric alove tabiee. treetie dining table with OUITAR — Quild 12 airing S p.m. MI Auction. Auction 10 bo 671-0011 RANCH HOUSE - Red Bank SSO. Uvingioom MI W0, O«i WASHER t DRYER - Va«y good Sun Dae.2.1 (64 AMaona- area 2 bedroom, kllohen, kvtng iWNn See * 8 Aflawpermej Serv banchaa. larnpe. Call 774-5624 acouaoc EJU. cond Mual aaC condrnan. (75 aa or aaM aapar- MIDOLETOWN/LINCROFT - 2 p'opane not WIMI heeler brand before 5 p m D NEWSPAPERS — From room 6 1 fun bath, lufi baeainant. eSHrawa>yiy. oaa 741.4700 naw $125 Call 7B7-W2 Any CaH attar 5 30 2gt-1(M/Aak tor (45 Prua nagoWMa Call aaary. othar nama avaM CaH badroom adufl oondo M75 IW. caM 760-6076 llama oonalad can tima CORNELL LOO SPLITTER — IS 95-9018 671-1411 bamckaaup ERA LINCROFT REALTORS $700 + 1 L Call 747-0770 IM Buildings/ np. Briggs * Straiten engtne. HAMMOND ORGAN — SI 47 3939 Evaa Ml-9117 ANTIQUES - BlvlllO m D PINBALL MACHINE — Oaragas $1050 Call 530-8716 modal, doubla kayboard with MILITARY — Unfforma. MIDDLETOWN RUMSON COTTAGE HOUSE — with ovaJ ptciuf*. 1100. Brau 9. I960 Pud bayonarla, madele AM* old tova 2 roome 6 both only, fenced W •ULOtNa rhythm, banch a lamp Includad. condition CaM WATERBED MATTRESS - No Garden, klda. peta $476. tlraplaca MI. $75. 1015 S.rtfjer COUCH — 2 upholttered chain, $500 (42434a aRar 4 p m a Mad eoknan Can Ms-Baio. private drivewey S yard, CeMoui eue me. Rae- ••wing machine. 0*k cat*. $75 2 occaaional chairt. 2 end tabtea. Keroeena haator IBT RENT A Andy 630-7MI. tauranl/laundrymat. 113 I River ROAN — Lowray. Hha rwjw. —0. 7472161 Quick ui« to mm aataia Cai orfee tabte. lempa. mint cond HAND SAWS/CIRCULAR SAWS 350. Saara mimkMlar. 20 gar. OLD RUMSON ITEMS MODERN APT. — Near tranapor - «* Rumaon CM Realtor 2M-M22 a(le< 8 30pm $750 462-3M1 — Uaad but complata Folay aaw billon. Beat Uma to oaa batora RUMSON 610-0111 $55. Smoar aawlng machina a WEDDWM GOWN - (aanjaaua 6 rooma. $600 klde fine ANTIQUE BEDROOM DRESSER DESKS. FILES — Tabtea. chain. aharpamng aqulpmanl CaM aflar Nnat. $75. Euardaa blka. laca Vlctwlan Batm aoaan. Boor ale Carl ava noon. 466-041$. ( 2»-3a*l nlnga 641-61U HOME RENTALS. Bkr 366-1234 110 W.nt.d lo R.nt — Wllh mirror $150. Cheat & ige cebineta. computer (SO Call 747-7OM length van 6Ua 1/4 Aaklng OCEAN VIEW CONOO - Option drawn (35, Maple ntahl labii a Wee, office equip. e»c el HAVE — An unwamad ilam or S7fe Ca» 7M-1P4 TINTON FALLS — Park Place MIXING BOARD, mrkaa. PIANO WANTED to buy $81$ » eeeurny Pool 6 New 2 badroom. IBM/mo • 1 ADULTS — Mature B lean $40. Walnut and table 1)5. Dtn bargain pricea. New or ueed two you d Ilka to aall? An ad tfila WINDOWS — Kurd had mirror tonNe coun met Can 767-3366 ing room formica top laWe wt|h A A C DESK OUTLET, 1700 M and apaakare. Can Any conellBon. 461-4(11. ullla 6 aec Call 5S6-0636 aflar 6 alia for 10 daya. luat M M> Can 17 aflar 4 P M. •mant 10 5X2 window* 717-7679 ••ave. 4 chairs a junior tile 35. Oakhurtt 531-3900 Tha Ragmar Claaaifiad. TURN Y0UH DIAMONOB INTO 747-7246. ISO BANK — Aparuanta. 103 Rantalsto braka Ifoni $250 of Mat offar DINING ROOM SET — Limed M217OO DOLLARS - Convert Otd Jaw- 1030. EVES aflat ( Aiao rechner chair $45. Up YAMAHA FO23O — 12 earing airy to Caan. DON PONS JEW- •Mieaje • WiejV cwfto# apace Shara holata'ad rocking chair $35 Ai oak 9 piece. (525 Breakfronl. HEADBOARD - Wood. King REOO DOUBLE STROLLER. guitar. $17$58 Imt U tMinm io conoWoo n evaileble Call UO-7K0/Vlcky or dark wood. (129 Jill couch ELERS am buy from private vary good cond Call O42-OA30 •ii«. Ilka naw. baautiful dalail. 30. Can batora 7 p.m. Conn Trombone. $176 Oood ownara and eatatea ANTIQUE Barbara. 6-5 ESTABLISHED DANCE STUDIO with cuahiona. $125 739-6492 King alia apraad ( drapaa $200. condition CaM 671-4276 36 eaaka roommate to there 1 - Seaka 1600-4000 aq. ft m Red 747-1114. ;LOCKS REPAIRED ANO JEW- RED BANK - 1-bedroom epl DINING ROOM SET — Tre-Hoovar aland up vacuum plus ELRY DUtOMtD. 7M Paver Rd bedroom houee.H00/mo. • hi tor Jan. or Aug ANTIQUES^ analchmant. good cond. $45 ANO— BALDWIN upright. wHh Near tram, bua a buafnaaa. $660 utmtlee 226-6311 after 7 p.m. ai. table with 2 leave* 4 bancfi MOO. Colonial Map aola. 72 Qaraga/Yard Fair Haven. N.J. B42-BaS7 nctudmg utMa Can 747-2241 Pre-Cnnetmaa SALE 20% OFF nairt, large encloeed chine It alza. ruat a graan. an< SBI.B • gam PROFESSIONAL MALE — De- abinei Perfect $750 957-9548 WANTED — Ok) oriental ruga. CURI-ODDITY HOLIDAY CACTUS — Bod a loon. $300 172-M01 any ana or errea aama to ahare 4 badroom Saeke ka. 1 bdrm hoyaa) or apt HOUSE BALI — Aptytanoaa. RED BANK — FurrMehed 1 aa. • ... aa,-^*. m^t- ..-^ Unaakami DINETTE SET — 4 wwker chalra _jm. Mikaa Ornnaaa. 201 1-S0O-472-SSM carriage houae In NavaaMk (360 M an Snora Blvd. Kaana. 717-5434 TV'a. Knick- oome. nrel floor $466 • eecur- inda rant 1 UWa 261 0626 ANTIQUES wiirt chrome twivel legs. 42" PIANOS knecke. bade, cabmetoM . CChar- r» kidudea utile. For older per- For Jan. 16 Ca»(10(Bli 500 Prospect Ava ound table, like new. $375 Col- under (1000. uaed. under WANTED — Wooden duck or before 10 a altar 6 HOLIDAY CACTU8 — Bud and rywood boofceaee (' high. ate. Snipe decoye. no ouanlty loo eon.nopoto 542-4360 after 6 L.We Suvw. §42-7557 ee tabte * matching and table, bloom. Mikaa Ornhouaaa. 2021 Unlimited rentale Irom (Oemondl Nov 9-1601 1 Eeet Third ST Key- large or loo amen Cat 747-0167 RED BANK. Shore my hnnaa Mon-Sei 10 30-5 30 Fn III» hme bjge. glees top. $350 Shora Blvd. Kaana 717-5434 port RED BANK badroom. 1 avattoltle. Flraglace ANTIQUE — Bishops dimnj 967-04M FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Bevel SBOOa heel paid porch, garage, M/F, nan- room chain Set ot 9 Oak anc HONDA ATC IBS S 1M2 - Runa 462-4710 MOVING — Everything goaa HOME RENTALS. Bkr MB-1234 DINING ROOM SET — Fruitwood aal. • cuatom trail*/. $925 or emoker. 26 36 SSU'movt uW- beautifully carved Tall md a velvet Irving room eat a aihlea, 747-6471. wilh china ctoeet and 6 chairt. M oflar Trauar $ < I uHtly. PIANOS - ORGANS air compreeaor, bodan Mergar a RED BANK 131 Howaaater leattc Muat seat $1000 baby crib ft mattreet, antique Mualcdl SuppMaa 6 Barvtcaa 2 Famav, pate. utHa pd. $476 W-flOM naw. $475 Cat) 2*4-23(7 photo equip . atria okHnae J-SX. Singer tew>ng machine, Ublee, TUSTINO PIANO CO mana euaoa fringeJaaaaL our- 101 Apsrfmantt JUST RENTALS. Bkr 366-ISSS 106 FurnlshBd ANTIQUE CENTER oC Red Bar mirrors. Walnut double bed. and HOSPITAL BED — EKC cond.. OuragviVaar tama a much mora. Rain or eNne sundry houeenold ittmt CaH uaad only 3 mo . puah button ury Park 775-0644 A-l AStROEEN TO RED BANK SANJUAN CONOO — Beech a Rooms 22SW Front SI-3 buiMmga Frl Sat a Bun Nov IS-16. 6-3 (30m) Large hoMe a 150 d..*f».»W2-4336 after ft pm. 229-M09 alaclricaJry controHad. comptaM OpanBtsS IMomanda — (MOVe. Hda/oata ABERDEEN TO RED BANK., . 16' i wrth aida raHa a laadlng tray. 61 Kannt ' $70 e day llama boughl. aak tor Ouy iNO — Pri 1427 btontoam - B400 paye am Rooma . atudloe from $40 e w«. area. e*Mn DINETTE SET - (60. 36>4(. 2 $4(6 or boat oflar; Alao. Cam- Una in — Moo • haat paid. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 166-1214 APARTMENT RE7RTOERATORS aida drop leel table with bench 6 moda cfiair $10. Can $42 0630 ncludmg moving, luning efter delivery a 6 mo. warranty, $600 MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! IRA — Stove* a doora. pedestal aink 2 chain All wood eacepl wllh 77 Pats and SEA BRIGHT - 4 room, ocean 6 MATAWAN — UWa. pd. $66 wk. «»<• lop 871-3M7 HOUSEHOLD OOOOS - 1(40 a Call 672-6463 or 510-6467 Omar NO ONE BLSi HAS MOREI ATLANTIC HLDS Ueto (7( Wk 071-1 commodee Fri between 3-5 a Llvaslock HOME RENTALS, Bkr 366-1234 'tver front- rtefH nepotaabte ac- 192 Maple Ave. . Red Bank Ceah porcalam dmana aal wtih 4 JUST RENTALS. Bkr. US-1666 DOLL HOUSE — Dectrified chain, rtarao. Kanwood amp. cording to leoee. AvaM. Immed 2-FAMILY ft Carry ANOS — Organa. Qultara. ADORABLE - Yorkle AKC pupe, ALL LOCAL AREAS — 1. 1. 1 CeM tor appt after 2 Some furniture, 46 long. Mod Sony Laaiani Afar 7. MO-S7O4. • weekt old. $360 526-6643 or MIDDLETOWN — Pleaaanl room APT SIZE WASHING MACHINE srn Raedy now tor Chrletmaa uma NEW 6 USED Nama | VOjl 201-241-2S46. Mr Marline ram. Single ocoupanl A GOOD hancja Sala Lowray Organ leave rr magi at 265-4100 klda. peta OK 6 aornafree ulila $90/wk 1 moa aac required - Mechanic apeciai. $30 or baa CaJI 747-7612 TINTON FALLS — Park PI New 2 STARTER HOME oHer Call 495-2152 •T642-SIB0. ADORASLE PUPPY - Female, S225/S160/S650 S up. CaM for Caa 767-1174. DOUBLE OVEN 6 RANGE - 1-1140. bedroom, SBM/mo. •. uWa. 6 Buy Inatiad 01 pavtna rent Sec- Hulch — Pine, worm brown with good wwith ohMdnkn. wall ond apt. rente tor Mfs/mo. Tan- BABY FURNITURE — Cam Megx Chef Electric Harveet 2 glaaa doora. large. «c cond. OOL TABLE - 3>( with baM aac. Can SBB-0SM after 6 RED BANK - Lrg room Private aturn. all aocaaaorlaa. BBS; air behavebeaedd Neede loving home am paya own gee a aleueln walker awing, corate All for: gold (50 Cell 747-6164 or (460 CaM efler 1 PM. 747-2475 7(7-6206 or 465-1006 ALL LANDLORDS home, (tune eote area, no kitchen 747-1231 (25, prManga. Sac req 530-4117 Suaaato NYC. JC a Local Eaceiient condition key game. I WE SCREEN! YOU CHOOSEI . pate. Ctoae to Stoma 6 eohoou JO8P t IT, A 747-6632 KINO BED - Saara Opadic. Advanced And NEVER A COBT TO YOUI hoapnata irami CaM efle. ( PM good buy tor BM.0BO en ma DRUMS - 5 pc Sl.ngeriand. 3 modarn dmana pal, aofa tabla. 108 Commarclal BATTERY POWERED - Child'e Znogen Ride cymbolt. m-hat. PORCH FURNITURE — Kltchan Boglnnor* Frael 6 free credit chacka Kaanaaurg Beach 471-25M or Week, axe cond ftVOOO CaM mac and laNaa. ».$ cu. ft. OE tatxa $ cnalrt $ bar. chair a HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M 1234 Ranlala VW rabbtl. banery ( charger rafng with lea mafcar. Ilka naw. DOG TRAINING UNION BEACH — 1 room apart- eluded. $40 Wonder epnng '97 1823 am Can gold QE aaKdaantng aMc 30- Bawahem Dog Club. 741-6046 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -16 2 ment, $600 mo weekday! after FAIR HAVEN - Acme ahapaang noroa oic cond (30 544-0303 DRUMS - t paaca Ramo 2 cym- ranga Can Ml-$0M. bedroom garden aota AvaM. S p.m aaal 736-6605 center oft River Rd 600 Bq. ft A TWO-FAMILY BEDROOM SET — King alte. Or PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AKC — raallllrad Nov. 1. 6Mfa 6606 raepecuvary: KEANSSUR0 _ E.N 117 GBP bala. hi-hai and alool. Atking SIM Brm. warlaua WEST END - Save Ave 5 rm . 2 nale. hand-cerved old watd. eolid (550 Can 7479672 KITCHEN CABINETS — Wood. 0M12 Pann walk-In wfHl com- uoee nsBaii, 00^ wese* i?voee 10 M l MAINTENANCE-FREE. naw oak wilh burl inlay a beeutH pamiad. $200 Tabla. oval. StS X. OS Ha) wan-In 767 2604 aponjelton 4% an bdrm. 2 bath. AduHa. No pate sSnc, aiding t fuSy. inaulalad with vary. Fu«y redone. WaM-lo-waH. dajn- sS r' braaa hardware headboard DRUM SET - ( pc Oraacn ( EMctrlc awva. $29. Call . -jmpraaaar; Elactric oul dog patTcal asi-OOBS. 741-3633 or vary low heel baa. Eruoy Ma triple draaaer wiifi triple gold Umgariand Naw naaaa Aaklng 671-0236 elMokan barbaqua. CaM Doug at waaner BSH md hi. 747-66-- LAW OFFICE SPACE - In Gen- beech yeer-roundl Updated w«h 1225 Can 741-0271 Slbarlan ATLANTIC HtOMLANDS - 1 $ 2 erel Preatoe OflUe HI Lntto Sil- leel. mirror with maaaive KITCHEN BOOTH - $500 Mini 1-4205 HuekyJuMy uarnad. obedient. » badioem pajt tol» tna»a 6 moura. a 2 night lablee DRYER condition, uaad only 6 mona 2 I to e good home. 102 Houses (or ver, including large private of UILROAO TIES SXaS, M 40, U mwKMy floe. WMl uee ot reception room «alue-(3IOO Cell 542-1567 Etactr* Lady Kanmora oanchaa. i 4 fi I I 5 ft « I chair inaudaa haal. hoi Rant SAmuSwf^t Excaaant Condition. Whila An Oak tfimmad. Tabta haa Oak 7«s. $7(0. Praaama traataj. waaer Ctoee to Horary 6 aeuiaalitol aaaca. home, or e goon peyWa IN- BED - Full MM. frame 4 loot «.» SS7S. 7«7U. $1046 COCKATICI* - /aeejo % a A-l ABCROEEN TO RED SANK Prime location a bunding. Can VESTMENT 1 atanment irtnaa (100 Call 741-61 IS pa*. Can 261-0006 board. 3 hook ruga, Air con avarao (7 (00.(23-6707 Can Jill II. (269S Vrmle Hrgmanda - 2 femuy (125 747-7070. $4(00 (the tenant paye hie elec- ditioner tiia in ateeve of window ELECTRIC RANGE — Apartmanl UINBOW VACUUM CLEANER S41-41B7. IATONTOWN — Unfurn, 1 FarrHaven — $400 a kfae/pata tric a gaa. Anothei ayamikpil Call B42-81M early ana. 29'*- daap x 21" wtda. 4 KITCHEN BIT - MOO naw A6 eaaohmenle. 6 monthe OM. COCKER SPANKL PUPPY — 4 badroom. Free gee/hot water Catrwood — $600. Braplaoa. RED SANK — Maple Ave office ready la move m Bueee to NYC. BEIQE SOFA - With slip cover E)vvtvet cne*rs. r>eede r>#n* vinyl! Moving mual aall. CU 741-6646 monthe ok*, female. (250 CanAir oondmMvMg room. 1 vtaaa. MANY OTHERS AVAILABLEI 1.000 aq fi Parking. Central elr JCV. a Mel. Oont fMaa out on •now tiree. IS' wftlte wall Aaklng $|» 1 $17$ Cnandaaajr. wood and Iron. 963-6172 No peta. CM CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEOSI Storage wW) option to rant 4 thle Iniaatmenl S noma. Onfy mounted. Stnger tewing ma $26 747-4)110. RAILROAD TrES - Uaad. Oood 7(0-11(1/: HOME RBNTALS. Bkr 369-1234 room apl above 741-0676 (66,000 471.296a or 7M-3201 ELECTRIC DRYER - 2 mo otd. anapo B4 aa Can aRar 6~ COCKER SPANIEL PUPS — 1 chine ng-iag touch * tew with $2*0. MOO BTU air condwonar. LAWN TRACTOR - Cuk cadal. early Amtricin cat* net. " (1-2663 or ST2-17M. melee, but* a whtto. AKC ragra- 1150 or baat onar CaM 563-1136 12 HP, with 46' mowar. ptaw a tered. Chaapl Can 7J6-6291 offer 741-1310 pati 4 pm cnama (1450 Can 7S7-MH RECLINCR - Like new. I fabric (100. 80XES - CORRUGATED FIREWOOD altar 6 pm. For Moving ft Storage end Ux AND LAWN TRACTOR - 10 ho Cub industry A compiarte line ert Cadaoa 46* out Baal oOar ECOROS - (ThlnMng eaaac- DESPERATE — Moved packaging tuppxea 442-4472 or STOVEWOOD Coma aaaf You auyi Buy now tor aon). ooHeolebla 45a > LPa. apartment Muat find adult home 747-409fl na>l yaarl 2(1-3704 attar 6 eomo 76a. reeaonaMy onoed. tor 7 yaar aw Can (42-0646 or (30-3512 dog Genae MX Wtlauppfvtood RED BRICK caM 46S-3643 or 747-4677 (00 new SHORTOF CASH? $12$/bi REDOCORATINO - FREE TO OOOO HOME ONLY - quaan deeper eofe. Cute tomato aog. SVt $40. Wing beck chew/matching Meek a wMto a()6B FaaWl afait •** REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER — 776-6446 after 6. HAVE A Mde by aide Sronce wnli loa- maker Oood condition 21 cu ft FREE PARAKEET - GeGreee n oor (229 Cad 4SS-11M. Hue wUhepuroheeeewUhell any oega CaCi i 641-6141(74 . REFRIGERATOR - Good cond , 175 RIFLE — Kentucky tana FRU MALI KITTEN repute EMO cond (10? To gd 291-6166 ROYAL OOULTON FREE TO OOOO HOME - Mato Dobermen. uiaean and neu- Bane Meade. Baat offer tered. Mual —•*— Good dle- Can ass MOS 767-3BM. SAHSU STEREO SYSTEM — FRU TO GOOD HOME - Aflao- Amp. tuner, tape $ him laejte. 1 ato tomato oaaoo oat. aa pevv a oll iflliilrai . MM oondoon. K, apayed. owner moving MOO BO Can 747-2316 eftor SS. CaB 776.7*41. BIARB POTBELLY STOVE — FRSa TO OOOO HOME - Mov- coal or wood, amaa (7(; Franklm gt $ yyr. Md n Hueki GGreet wa Iwo' aim; 12 . 717-4604 wench, elmoet new $100. Can KITTENNS — To kind Oak) etrlpe. Canoe. > BSCTrONAL - 1 pa. curved. old. MauaawM i alielen Hack Meaner, heavy duly SIM. 741-2976 fflE Cad 261-6OI0 after 6JO. SHOTGUN StttGER SCWtMO illdaial - iTataMa-Cadener Free (tarage tale Kits Olaa. AakM SUB ar aaM eltor Caa 7*7-1174 after 4 pm When you place your ad in The Register CltttiAed Section, you can pick up your FREE garage tale kit during regular business hours. 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E The Shore Olds Dealers are: Jack HfcFaddin David West McFaddm Olds Regency Olds 251 Broadway Route 88 Jim Hetherington Long Branch Sea Coast Olds Lakewood Al Gardiner 2221234 363-0583 Parkway Olds 800 Main St. HI Hwy. 36 Belmar Steve Peck Keyport 681-2727^ Paul Saiuone, Jr. Ideal Olds 264-4333^ Sansone Olds Tony Deaiderio Route 37 100 Newman Spr. Rd. Toms River Desiderio Olds Red Bank 349-3030^ 3410 Sunset Ave. 741-0910 Ocean Township Edward De Felice 776-9500, DeFeliceOlds Bay& Trenton Avt. Pt. Pleasant 899-2844 THE NEW 1985 CALAIS FROM OLDSMOBI1L Come down now and your Shore Olds Dealers will show you the new' Young"mobile for the young at heart It's the new-size Olds, built a whole new way with state-of-the-art engineering and world class quality Calais redefined the fist of standards, offering reclinmg front seats with lateral lumbar support, a 5-speed shift in sporty con- sole, front wheel drive and rack and pinion steering.