5,000 attend Easter parade under cloudy skies, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Serious condition Sixers hang tough LONG BRANCH Middletown policeman Stave off elimination battles rare disease. Today's Forecast by beating Nets, 108-100. More rain today Page A7 Page B2 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 24!49 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 ^"""^ MONDAY, APRIL 23, 19198£ 4 . 25 CENTS Britain severs ties with Libya LONDON (AP) - Britain sev- ered diplomatic relations with Libya and ordered the Libyan Embassy vacated within a week — a move officials concede is likely to mean freedom for the gunman who killed a policewomen and wounded 11 Libyan dissidents. Libya expressed "astonishment and displeasure" at the British order, announced yesterday, and declared it "holds the British government responsible for this decision and its consequences." The move was designed to end a diplomatic standoff that began last Tuesday, when a submachine gun was fired from an embassy window at Libyan exiles demonstrating against Col. Moammar Khadafy's regime, killing Constable Yvonne Fletcher and injuring 11 protesters. EASTER WORSHIP •» Worshipers leaving Middletown. after Easter services. The five-story building has been Christ Episcopal Church, Kings Highway, ringed by police marksmen since then. Libya gave no indication when the 20 to 30 diplomats and students in the embassy would leave. Britain Families enjoy Easter said the building in St. James's Square will lose its diplomatic status — and immunity from assault — at midnight Sunday. Home Secretary Leon Brittan despite chilly weather said the emerging Libyans would be searched for arms but will be given The weather wasn't perfect on Long Branch, Easter business safe passage home. Easter Sunday, but that didn't bustled from 12-7 p.m. Britain conceded the Libyans teep the Easter Bunny from Easter in U.S., A 7 "It was very good," Robert would be able to move out any arms iringing candy to children in Worldwide rites, A 2 Ilvento, the owner's son, said. "It in diplomatic bags, which are rfonmouth County or families was probably the best Easter inviolate under the 1961 Vienna AuocMM Pi— pho* rom going out to restaurants for ever." Convention on diplomatic relations, ON GUARD — A policeman stands in a doorway beside the a holiday meal. He said the restaurant served and official sources said there was out was so good, Vaiti said, "1 little chance of finding the killer of besieged Libyan People's Bureau in London yesterday, holo.ng what It was cloudy, gray, and quiet think the economy is great. It's between 500-700 customers, about appears to be an automatic weapon Britain announced yesterday 300-400 more than a usual Sunday. Constable Fletcher. yesterday. Except for a few conve- Easter and Passover, a happy See Britain, page A7 it was breaking diplomatic relations with Libya. nience stores and restaurants, holiday for the Jewish people." Not all families could enjoy an other places of business were Like many restaurants, the Olde Easter meal in the comforts of closed for the holiday. Union House featured a special their homes or a restaurant yester- Unlike the pleasent, spring-like holiday menu with such dishes as day. In some parts of New Jersey, temperatures Saturday,. Easter lamb, ham, turkey, prime ribs, charity played a big role in Hornik plans to sue police, was chilly and kept many families and duckling. bringing the holiday spirit to some. and friends from strolling the "We serve a lot family style," Red Cross workers in one com- boardwalks of the shore. he said. "It a family day ' munity fed the stomachs and The big outdoor activity, of Also in Red Bank, the Molly spirits of people left homeless by floods more than two weeks ago. asks probe by prosecutor course, was the annual Easter Pitcher Inn was crowded for a parade in Asbury Park, where special dinner between 1-5 p.m About 70 people feasted on more than 5,000 persons endured "It is packed," Debbie Fer- turkey, ham, sweet potatoes and BY DANIEL LOWENTHAL The criminal complaint against After proceeding to Hornik's 141 rugia, a cashier, said. "We had 728 cranberry sauce yesterday as they him was signed by Highlands Portland Road office in Highlands. the fair weather. MARLBORO - Mayor Saul G. reservations for the day." began their third week at the officer Sgt. Thomas Sutton. But Hornik was arrested. Appearing Traffic was reported good on Hornik most likely will file suit most roads and the Garden State A spokesman for the American emergency shelter set up in the Hornik was arrested in Highlands there too were two Highlands Wayne Vallye High School. today or tomorrow against Middle- by Middletown officers and then police officers — including Sutton Parkway. A parkway spokesman Hotel in Freehold, also reported a town and Highlands police officers said the only traffic congestion banner day. The noon meal was followed by taken to the Middltown police - and two Middletown police a visit from the Easter Bunny and and ask the county prosecutor's department to be booked, Gold- officers. was south of Wall Township, where He estimated there were more office to investigate claims of roller-skating clowns who per- zweig said. Hornik claims that the police construction is taking place. than 1,000 servings yesterday. On alleged police brutality, one of his formed magic tricks for wide-eyed The incident in question, which forced him against his car. cut his If the roads weren't too busy, an average Sunday, the American attorneys said yesterday. the restaurants were. Many res- Hotel serves between 250-300. he youngsters. The children munched Hornik labels "bizarre." took place hands, and bruised his back and Arthur Goldzweig said a few taurant owners and managers said, * on a 40-pound chocolate Easter Thrusday night. According to arms. details still need to be ironed out reported record business. As in most restuarants. tables at egg, donated by area merchants. Hornick, he and his 9-year-old son before Hornik files suit and re- Sutton has alleged that Homik "It was the most successful the American Hotel were filled Said Red Cross worker Ron were driving ajpng Navesink Road quests the investigation. kicked him in the groin. ever," Lou Vaiti, owner of the with persons of all ages. Johnson: "I saw a lot of people near Route 35* when another car In a separate interview. Hornik Hornik said that when the of- Otde Union House in Red Bank, "From little tots to great- smile today that I haven't seen started flashing its lights from confirmed Goldzweig's comments ficers examined his car for dam- said. "We had over 650 people for grandparents," the spokesman smile in a week. I'm over- behind his car. but would not elaborate based on age, they found just a little nick in the day. Last year, we had 450." said. "It was an excellent say." whelmed." orders of another attorney, William The other driver eventually the front that Hornik said resulted Asked why he thought the turn- At Ilvento's West End Manor in Meanwhile, Red Cross workers in vans brought hot meals to Robertson, Newark, who is hand- pulled up along the left side of from being hit by a New York taxi dozens of other residents of Wayne ling the case in court. Hornik s car on Route 36 and said. driver a few months ago. and nearby communities who Hornik is scheduled to appear in "You hit me." Hornik said. Hornik said he noticed that spent the sunny afternoon cleaning Highlands municipal court 6 p.m. The driver was Sgt. Robert Perkins car had a piece of rubber their wet and muddy homes, today for a probable cause hearing Perkins of the Middletown police out of shape, but that it was back ravaged by torrential rains and for his arrest last Thursday night force. He alleged that Hornik s car in place by the time he got to the floods earlier this month. on charges of assault and battery, hit his in Middletown. Perkins was Middletown police department. In Atlantic City, about 500 leaving the scene of an accident, off duty at the time, and Hornik "The whole thing is bizarre," onlookers, buttoned up against resisting arrest and careless driv- refused to show him his drivers Hornik said. "There are some real temperatures in the 40s, lined the ing. license and registration. See Hornik, page A7 Boardwalk to watch an Easter parade that featured Mayor James Usry and his wife, Laverae. ma- gician David Copperfield, pianist Quake jolts New Jersey Billy Eckstine and the Mummers String Band. An earthquake with a reading of Among the onlookers were sev- BY The Associated Press Survey's National Earthquake 4 on the Richter scale, which eral women who hoped to gain top Center in Golden. Colo. As a minor earthquake rumbled records ground motion as marked honors in the craziest bonnet The earthquake center was del- across seven Northeastern states, in seismographs, can cause moder- contest. Cynthia Carroll, of the uged with inquiries about the police switchboards in New Jersey ate damage. But police in New Bronx, N.Y., donned a homemade tremors from seven states — New lit up with callers wondering "if Jersey and elsewhere said callers red-brimmed hat that featured Jeasey. Maryland. Virginia. Dela- they felt what they felt," but there only reported vibrations that rat- multicolored Easter eggs and ware. Pennsylvania, New York and were no reports of injuries or tled dishes, made lamps swing and grass. She called it "my own Connecticut, said John Minsch. damage, authorities say. started dogs barking. celebration of spring." another U.S. Geological Survey "It would scare anybody if you Mary Gallagher of Pine Hill geophysicist. See Quake, page A7 were sitting in your house and sported a hat that "took two hours everything was shaking," said Pa- to make and looks it." The hat was trolman James Souza of the Wood- a crude imitation of a bird's nest. bridge police department. Her friend. Eleanor LeGro. of Elk Monday- Township, wore a homemade hat The quake, recorded at 8:36 p.m., last night, had its epicenter about Index LJJ filled with silk flowers. Moves AS Ms. Carroll said if she and her 15 miles south of Lancaster. Pa., and measured 4.1 on the Richter Petiole Ai; friend didn't win any prizes, "we Advice iv Obituaries • A7 could go back to gambling " in the scale, said Bruce Pressgrave, a geophysicist at the U.S. Geological Arts An ODimor* Ab crowded casinos lining the BiiSinpbS At, B? Boardwalk. Fair Haven Mini-Storage Oassi'ied [37 le'pvsiiin A8 Earlier, about 300 people braved v Now renting for May. 747-2862. Comics *V Oi.' Town 'Bi chilly winds in Atlantic City'; Kennedy Plaza to take part in the Udici' Day it the Money Show ' FLORAL TRIBUTE — The altar at St. John's Methodist Church, Children's Wear Sate! Secretaries' Week Hazlet, was adorned with this 40-foot cross of lilies for Easter city's first Easter sunrise religious Everything you ever wanted to know service in 10 vears about money & investing, but were After-Easter fashion clearance plus Complimentary gift Mon.-Frl. for services yesterday.. afraid to ask. 11 a.m. Asbury Park Spring-Summer sportswear. Youth all secretaries. Olde Union House, Convention Center, April 27. Center. 20 Broad, Red Bank. 11 Wharf Ave.. Red Bank. A A2 The Drily Register MONDAY. APRIL 23.1984 Millions of celebrants join in Easter rituals Queen to settle Millions of Christians celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday, rejoicing In the with journalists splendor of the Vatican, among the LONDON (AP) - Queen Elizabeth II might settle ancient stones of Jerusalem and In compensation claims from U.S. journalists who were the small churches and great sprayed with white paint by her second son, Prince cathedrals of many lands. Andrew, during his visit to Los Angeles, London's Russians baked holy cakes. Hun- Sunday Express reported. garians feasted according to tra- • "Royal advisers see this as the best way to smooth ditions centuries old. Poles filled -over the diplomatic row following the prince's their churches for Man. And In disastrous U.S. visit," the paper said. Paris, church bells pealed across . The 24-year-old prince was among the guests at the city, sending pigeons flying into Windsor Castle for Ms mother's 58th birthday skies shimmering with springtime Saturday after flying home Friday. He left behind sun. some angry journalists and photographers who had More than 350,000 people attend- clothes and cameras soiled. ed a Mass celebrated by Pope John .. One writer called the prince, third in line to the Paul II at the Vatican, and he throne, a "spoiled rich kid." greeted, them in 45 languages. ' A Buckingham Palace spokesman said the British Hundreds of thousands more consulate in Los Angeles has been reviewing claims Queen Elizabeth Prince Andrew gathered at the foot of a mountain and will send them to London where "appropriate in remote Moira, South Africa, for action will be taken when they are received." be barred from appearing as his double in outdoor Protestant services. Andrew receives 30,000 pounds (128,000) a year advertising. At Canterbury Cathedral, 50 from state funds and 200 pounds (1280) a week as a The lawsuit also asks for $10 million in damages miles east of London, the Rev. Royal Navy lieutenant. from Boroff and National Video Inc.. a Portland Robert Runcie, archbishop of "Although the queen has undoubtedly reprimanded video store franchising company, for a still Canterbury, told his Anglican flock the prince severely, it is unlikely that she will expect photograph used in its advertising showing Boroff as that Christ's resurrection forged him to pay compensation from his own limited Allen ' • the Christian belief in healing resources," the Sunday Express said. "We are great fans of Mr. Allen's work and intend energy that followed his crucifix- to promote it in every way possible," said Ronald ion. Cannonball One i* hittory A Berger, president of National Video. "As far as "This is the power that Jesus has we are concerned, Mr. Allen's fight is with the let loose in the world," Runcie said. DARIEN, Conn. (AP) - Stuntmen Cliff Cudney, industry that makes its money by using the look- "Its evidence is to be seen every- Pete Corby and Andy Duppin routinely make cars do where hatred is transformed into outlandish tricks, but their wives still worried when a Boroff was hired through Rdn Smith Celebrity love, bitterness into serenity, viol- they took to the open road in the Cannonball One Lap Look-Alikes of Los Angeles, which says its clients ence into peace." of America endurance rally. use disclaimers labeling its stand-ins as doubles. Many celebrants used the day to "When they work on the set of a movie, everything Boroff said his ad carried such a disclaimer and make strong statements. Is done under controlled conditions, but on the road added. "I absolutely intended no harm at all to John Paul, speaking to Roman it's all up to chance," Jan Cudney said. Woody Allen." Catholic pilgrims in front of St. After a week of worrying, the women finally "I've turned down look-alike work that I thought Peter's Basilica, appealed for an breathed easy when their husbands approached the was inappropriate," he said in a telephone interview end to the "feverish preparation" finish line here Saturday at the end of the 8,704.8-mile Friday. "Things I thought involved Woody s private of war materials and for a halt to race. life, things that went against my own sense of torture and terrorism. The stuntmen were the third team to finish the aesthetics, my own morality. Toward the end of the Mass, rally. With Cudney at the wheel of their Dodge Ram MMttM *n— ahm "I was asked to do a nude magazine doing a look- about 10,000 people marched to the HOLY WEEK ENDS - Pope John Paul II closes the Holy Door of Charger - dubbed the "Stuntman Special" - Corby alike once. No way, I just wouldn't do it." Vatican to protest hunger and and Duppin stood atop the vehicle, waving an St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City yesterday. The Pontiff ended the nuclear arms. The demonstration Holy Year of Redemption in an open-air ceremony in St. Peter's American flag and sparklers. 'Aunt l.ydia" predict* a prince$$ was organized by peace and dis- The three were among more than 200 contestants armament groups. square crowded by more than 300,000 pilgrims. HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) - With a little help competing in 73 cars, trucks, vans, a motor home and Tens of thousands of demon- from the zodiac, "Aunt Lydia" predicts the sex of motorcycle. The object of the rally was to finish strators - including 16,000 in permit a few crosses to remain in broadcast Easter messages over closest to the mileage, 8,704.8, driven by Brock unborn children and says expectant Princess Diana's Hamburg — marched through doz- the schools. their clandestine radio stations, Yates, when he mapped out the course in December. next child will be a girl. ens of West German cities to Fighting in El Salvador's 4>A- urging people to listen to those Rules mandated that vehicles had to stay within the "It is all based on the (astrological) sign," said protest U.S. nuclear missiles and year-old civil war tapered off Catholic priests "who share the 55 mph speed limit and finish within 60 seconds of Judy Topper, the seer for the the Hagers-Town Town the policies of President Reagan, during Holy Week, with no major experience of the people who are the time of day they left on April 13. and Country Almanack. "Anybody can do it if they said police and protest organizers. battles reported. building a new society controlled by The team of Jeffrey Burnett, of Warren, VI, and know how to do it, and they have the almanacs to In the pope's native Poland, In the capital of San Salvador. our Farabundo Marti Front." The Gregory Lynch and Philip Walfles, both of go back to." where 90 percent of the 37 million Monsignor Arturo Rivera y Damas Farabundo Marti National Libera- Waitsfield, Vt., won the rally in their 1984 Chevrolet She cautioned, however, that her method doespot people are Catholics, Cardinal did not make his usual report in his tion Front is the umbrella organiza- station wagon, finishing just 0.6 mile off the targeted work for a first child in a family, and dfi be Jozef Glemp said Mass and praised Sunday homily on the death toll tion for five rebel groups fighting distance. employed only if the first child's birth was£f!atura> the determination of high school from political violence. Instead, the the U.S.-backed government. one. students who rebelled against at- archbishop said, "The darker the Millions of Mexicans jammed Woody Allen look-alike upset Mrs. Topper said she consults her back issues of tempts by Communist authorities horizon and the more tangled the highways, airports and bus stations PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Woody Allen look-alike the 187-year-old almanac to determine the sign of the to remove crucifixes from school problems that afflict us appear, the for the trek home from Holy Week Phil Boroff. sued by the actor for 110 million, says zodiac for the date a couple's first child was born. walls. greater the power of the redemp- vacations at crowded beach resorts he never intended any harm to the comedian-turned- If the sign remained the same for the' following The "crucifix crusade" ended tion of Christ." or visits with their families in filmmaker. day, then she predicts the sex of the next child will April 6 when authorities agreed to The country's leftist guerrillas provincial towns. Allen, whose films have included "Sleeper," be the same. If the sign for the following day "Love and Death" and "Annie Hall." has filed suit changed, however, Mrs. Topper predicts the next in federal court in New York City seeking that Boroff child will be of the opposite sex. Lebanon militias trade fire BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - draftees and 200 truce observers been withdrawn from some areas Moslem and Christian militiamen have been deployed in a buffer zone near the green line in the last three traded sniper and rocket fire near between the combatants in the last days. WORLD the newly-deployed disengagement three days. But police announced Police said unidentified mili- force yesterday, and three mem- yesterday they had been unable to tiamen ambushed a car near the was slain by gunmen on April 16, and a note left at a bers of a Christian family were take up posts in the area where the Christian village of Bsaba. eight Small earthquake alarms Pisa San Salvador radio station the next day said members killed in an ambush south of Beirut. fighting was reported. miles southeast of Beirut, killing of the Popular Liberation Force killed him because of Despite the occasional attacks, The Voice of the Mountain radio three of those inside and wounding ' PISA, Italy — Twenty-nine slight earth tremors shook the cease-fire declared last of Druse leader Walid Jumblatt's one. All were members of the same Pisa and other areas of western Tuscany yesterday, alleged links with right-wing death squads. A communique from the Popular Liberation Force Wednesday was holding in most Progressive Socialist Party said Christian family, they said. officials reported. areas. the Lebanese army had promised to The Lebanese Forces militia of • Police said they received calls from hundreds of commander. Leonel Gonzalez, was read over the rebels' clandestine radio station and it said the organization "is Explosions echoed along the withdraw from the area, but had the rightist Christian Phalange alarmed residents and tourists, but they had no reports "green line" frontier between reneged on the agreement. Party blamed Druse gunmen for ojf damage to buildings or monuments, including the not responsible for the assassination of Zapata." It did not explain the delay in denying responsibility. Christian east Beirut and mostly The state radio and television the attack and said this "crime famed Leaning Tower. Moslem west Beirut. reported that heavy weapons, such cannot be bypassed." ! The tremors ranged from 2-4.5 on the Richter scale, Fifteen hundred policemen and as tanks and rocket launchers, had seismologists at the Tuscan offices of the National Geophysics Institute said. The Richter scale is a gauge of energy released by an earthquake, as measured by World War II bomber to surface Thousands protest missiles the ground motion on a seismograph. A quake Now you can do your registering 5 on the scale is considered capable of EDINBURGH, Scotland - What it believed to be the only surviving Wellington bomber that saw active BONN, West Germany (AP) — Tens of thousands of causing considerable damage, while one at 7 is a major people marched through the Ruhr area and in Hamburg brokerage business quake that could cause widespread damage. service in World War II is to be raised from 200 feet of water in Loch Ness, Herriot Watt University in yesterday in peaceful protests against the deployment with your neighborhood banker ; Seismologists said the tremors occurred between 6:50 Edinburgh said yesterday. of new nuclear missiles and U.S. policies in Central p.m and 10:15 p.m.. and their epicenter was in the America. ...at the Central Jersey Bank Ligurian Sea off the coast of the port city of Livorno. The operation is planned for Sept. 15, with the help of North Sea Diving, an Aberdeen company, which The Easter demonstrations were part of a nationwide office nearest you. wants to test new equipment. The wreck was found in series of weekend protests against the deployment in Guerrillas deny assassination 1978 by an underwater technology team from the Western Europe of U.S.-made medium-range missiles university, 38 years after the plane was ditched when and the Reagan administration. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — The Popular an engine failed. The crew escaped. Hamburg police said about 19,000 people gathered at rj CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Liberation Force yesterday denied that its guerrillas The twin-engined aircraft was the principal medium 15 points around the northern port city and converged killed the Salvadoran who was a top security chief at bomber of the RAF in the early years of the war. It in a star-shaped formation on the city hall in the 31 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTn • OCEAN • UNION the U.S. Embassy was noted for its ability to withstand heavy gunfire afternoon. There they heard anti-missile speeches by Social Democrats, members of the anti-NATO Greens The security chief. Joaquim Alfredo Zapata Romero, damage and still return home. party and Communist leaders. Some 8.000 demonstrators hiked 10 miles from the CBS. SUPERMARKET Ruhr industrial city of Essen to Bochum. waving banners reading. "Education Instead of Armament" 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG and "Reagan Out of Nicaragua." Bochum police said. NATION Organizers said demonstrations also were held in dozens of other cities and towns, with 4.000 protesters at a rally in Muenster, another 4.000 in Luenen. 3,000 FRANKS .89 •„ Jersey shore TIM Forecast For 7 p.m. EST Sno«tE3 Monday. April 23 in Kastellaun, 1,500 in Solingen and 1,300 in the southern Rain today and possibly a few thunderstorms. Highs towns of Freilassing and Landshut. around 50. Winds southeasterly at 10 to 20 mph. Variably • moh.Temper Mitts JERSEY NUMBER GAME cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a chance of a few No clashes with police were reported, unlike protests late last week when police used tear gas to break up Pick any three numbers — you can play showers. Lows tonight in the lower to middle 40s. Highs Irom 7 A.M. to 10 P.M.. 7 day* a week tomorrow in the middle to upper 50s. Chance of rain 80 human blockades at a U.S. tank base in Garlstedt and arrested 47 protesters who invaded a U.S. Army missile . WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER percent today and 40 percent tonight. Ocean water base at the southern town of Mutlangen. temperatures are from 45 to 50. Mutlangen police said yesterday that 32 Germans and 15 Danes face trespassing charges for cutting a barbed Marine forecast wire fence and infiltrating the U.S. base on Saturday. CORNER Watch Hill. R.I. to Manasquan. N.J. The scene at Mutlangen was quiet yesterday. Some Applications are nov Winds southeasterly at 10 to 20 knots today and 300 protesters sat near the front gate and listened to available Irom Ihe .. variable at around 10 knots or less tonight. rock musicians, said Maj. Anthony Maravola, spokes- Jersey Press Associa- Rain today with some heavier showers or thunder- man for the U.S. 56th Field Artillery Brigade. tion lor the Isaac Rolh Scholarship lor Newspa- storms are possible today. Variably cloudy and Thousands of demonstrators are expected to converge per Carriers Applicants scattered showers tonight. Variably cloudy tomorrow Fronts: CoW< Warm Occluded i Stationary a on Mutlangen Monday and police were believed to be must be in their tunior or with showers and moderate westerly winds. Visibility strengthening their forces in readiness. senior year ol high 1 to 3 miles today and from 3 to 5 miles tonight. Average school and have had a Tides route with The Register wave heights 2 to 4 feet today. lor at least two years. Sandy Hook The |udging lor the scho- Weather elsewhere 22S" *> »,„ « Death toll rises in explosion larship will be based on Chicago 72 *2 All times Eastern Standard Cincinnati 73 45 103 m three categories: route H»io Prc Ota CWMIanO 45 34 TODAY: High: 01:27 a.m. and 2:06 p.m. and low: BELGRADE. Yugoslavia (AP) - The death toll from management, represent- Albany 52 26 in ColumbuS C 63 59 3?co> a methane gas explosion at a coal mine in eastern ing 60% ol the scoring; Albuqut'Qua 65 32 Cl' Columrjut 51 39 64 "> 86:08 a.m. and 8:27 p.m. Amarilio 82 36 Cl' DaliavFt Wont 71 « Cl' TOMORROW: High: 02:25 am. and 3:09 p.m. and Yugoslavia rose to 33 yesterday after the bodies of two citizenship and scholastic, each representing 20% 02 cli Anonorao* 39 26 Oayion 53 38 54 m ot Ihe scoring Four scholarships valued at $500 51 49 «9cOy low: 09:05 a.m. and 9:29 p.m. more miners were found, the national news agency Amviw Oanva* 49 32 01 Cl' each are awarded yearly lor any higher education Atlanta 73 61 17cdy OaaMoinat 36 35 tOcOy For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours: Sea Tanjug reported. 39 in institution. The scholarship awards presentation Atlantic Ctty 46 DM'OiT 43 37 24 in Bright, deduct 10 minutes: Long Branch, deduct 15 It said 14 men were injured in the blast Saturday at Au*» 01 59 elf Ouluiri 55 35 Cl, will be set to coincide with ihe New Jersey Press aaWmora 47 41 08 in ElPato 7J 38 c« minutes: Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. the Strmosten pit or the Vodna Mine, about 100 miles Association's Carrier Day held In Trenlon in Sep- 64 en SHMlga « Fairbanks 41 35 southeast of Belgrade. tember Bimingnam 74 48 COy «s Fargo 67 Tanjug quoted the chief mining inspector, Dusan B'l^i'Ck at a Oft Fiaguall 80 31 Sun. Moon Any earner who is qualified and would i.ke to Me Bow 65 52 Clr Oral F«* (4 42 Petrovic, as saying an investigation was under way to an application, please contact your distr.cl mana- Beaky 52 30 car Minted 56 26 All limes Eastern Standard determine how the gas leak occurred and went ger lor details B'ownaviia 82 7! clr Halana 65 42 TODAY: Sunrise 5:07 a.m.: sunset 6:43'p.m. Bunan 55 33 rn Honolulu 84 71 undetected. 50 22 m Houaton 78 60 TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:05 a.m.: sunset 8:44 p.m. The regional government declared today a day of cm» 59 26 e> inOianapolit 63 42 Last quarter today: first quarter. May 8: full moon CriartMion.5 C 72 «5 JacMon.MM 70 62 mourning, with flags to be flown at half staff and public The Register Cnatmio w v 57 48 1 .24 m 68 65 May 15: new moon May 1. 47 54 My entertainment canceled. CnajtoM.NC 54 lunaau 50 38 MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1984 The Dtity RcgMCT A3 Reagan arrives in Hawaii Experts predict HONOLULU (AP) - Presi- cise the priority the U.S. govern- dent Reagan told an audience ment has given to nuclear yesterday on an Island iteeped In weapons. the nation's military history that "We see a greater share of slower economy the United States is determined resources switched from the to avoid war and pursue peace compassionate face of govern- WASHINGTON (AP) - Strange though growth, as measured by the "by remaining strong and re- ment to the expenditure of arms as It may seem with the economy inflation-adjusted gross national maining ready." while we learn to think the bounding along at an 8.3 percent product, was up from the 5 percent At welcoming ceremonies at unthinkable In the language of growth rate, some observers are acceptable megadeaths and lim- That was the pattern for the first Hfckam Air Force Base here, one beginning to sound warnings of quarter this year. Business inven- of the stops on his approximately ited nuclear warfare," the Right sharply reduced growth in the Rev. Edmond L. Browning said tories were up at an annual rate of 11.000-mife flight to China, the coming months. $17.9 billion in constant 1972 dollars president told a crowd of about In his sermon during an Easter service the Reagan's attended. No one is predicting a recession in the first quarter, far above the 2,000 base employees that be was for this year, but the opinion of $4 9 billion rate of increase in the beginning "a long Journey (or In his arrival remarks, the many economists is that growth is last quarter of 1983. Consumer peace." president said, "The United headed lower in a hurry. spending slowed, however, from a States is resolved to avoid war, "The mission we undertake is This expectation is the reason $16.2 billion annual rate of Increase another careful, yet sure, step pursue peace, and to do so by that last week's news that the remaining strong and remaining in the fourth quarter to $14 6 billion towards peace and friendship economy expanded at a startling in the first quarter. between the Chinese and Ameri- ready." annual rate of 8.3 percent in the can people," he declared. "Hawaii remains key to this first three months of 1984 did not While few economists are as Reagan, In resuming his slow resolve and readiness," he said. raise new concerns of overheating. pessimistic as Evans, moat are progress toward China, wound up "Your vigilance makes peace When the government last month predicting April-to-June growth far two days of rest at his California possible; your readiness protects estimated the economic pace at a below 8.3 percent. Feldstein said it ranch yesterday morning and freedom ..••" strong but lower 7.2 percent for the would be at the low range of 3-5 headed tor another day of relaxa- "Let the nations and peoples of January-March period, many percent while economist Donald tion and briefings in Hawaii. He the world renounce war, let us analysts warned that the economy Ratajczak of Georgia State Univer- and his wife, Nancy, left Point pledge ourselves to Its per- was growing too fast — threatening sity said, "I don't think the second Mugu Naval Air Station in Cali- manent abolition, let us forsake to reignite inflation. quarter has any chance of being its anquish and agony and live in fornia at 8: J5 a.m. PST. None of those warnings, how- above 3 percent." love with one another," he said. Hickam Air Force Base, where ever, was repeated when the He said inventory growth ac- Air Force One touched down at Reagan described the nation's TAKING A BREAK — President Ronald Reagan waves Irom the preliminary estimate was revised counted for 4.7 percentage points of 12:49 p.m. local time,- is almost evolving relationship with China balcony of his hotel room after arriving in Honolulu yesterday. to an even stronger 8.3 percent. the 8.3 percent January-March within sight of Pearl Harbor, as "one of the critical develop- The reason, analysts say, is that pace and was unlikely to contribute where the U.S. fleet was bombed ments in our country's post-war the flight here by Secretary of On Tuesday, the Reagans will a string of reports on March to further growth. in a surprise Japanese attack on foreign relations," and one that State George P. Shultz and aides fly aboard Air Force One to activity points the way to a much Allen Sinai, chief economist for Dec. 7.1941, that led to the U.S. has taken more than a decade to from the Commerce and Defense Guam, crossing the international slower pace in the coming months Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb, said entry into World War II develop. departments. Reagan spent part dateline and arriving Wednesday Construction of new homes and that April consumer spending may The Reagans were met by "This week, we hope to con- of the flight reviewing the afternoon. After an overnight apartments plummeted a record surprise some people because of Democratic Gov. George tinue the process of reconcili- speeches he will give in China, stay on the small South Pacific 26 6 percent, retail sales were down improved weather and the late Ariyoshl and traditional leis or ation," said the president, who his spokesman Larry Speakes island, they will reach Peking, a sharp 2.2 percent — the second Easter sales. But he said this will colorful flowers were placed has long been a vociferous critic said. their primary destination in monthly decline — and unemploy- present only a temporary upturn around their necks by the gov- of the communist People's Re- China, at midday Thursday. ment was unchanged, the first time "It all boils down to a much ernor's wife, Jean. public of China and an ardent In Hawaii, Reagan planned to The long journey is intended to in six months it had not shown an lower rate of growth in the second During an evening church ser- supporter of the Nationalist Chi- spend today at his hotel. But give the 73-year-old president an improvement. quarter and probably for the rest of nese on Taiwan. vice, Reagan heard the Speakes said the day of briefings opportunity to adjust to the 13- Economists say all these the year," he said. Episcopal bishop of Hawaii criti- The president was joined for and rest may be interrupted by a hour time difference between statistics show a clear slowdown For the year as a whole, the meeting with local Republicans. Washington and Peking. from last year's strong recovery Reagan administration is still pre- from the 1981-82 recession, even dicting GNP growth of 5 percent.

Congress faces raise of federal debt ceilings The Daily Register WASHINGTON (AP) - While new levels already have cleared the The administration wanted to are being intentionally and system- bonds and other securities and (USPS-145-440, atically introduced into situations Published Daily by I he Red Bank Register the administration scrambles for House. provide $21 million in direct aid to juggle its cash to avoid defaulting. Established in IB7B ways to salvage its policies In Regardless of how the debate Nicaraguan rebels, but that pack- involving direct combat or other by John H Cooh and Henry Clay The national debt is nothing more Central America, Congress returns over current spending and taxes age is all but dead in the House, hostilities." Mam once to work Tuesday to face the evolves, the bureaucracy could where Democratic leaders had than the accumulation of all the O'e Register riaja Shrewsbury NJ 07701 1201} 542 4000 necessity of raising the govern- grind to a halt early next month steadfastly opposed it even before In a letter to Defense Secretary/] federal deficits over the years. The ment's borrowing authority by without the new line of credit. the disclosures about direct CIA Caspar Weinberger, Kennedy saidH-, House and Senate already are on Branch Offices record favoring tax increases and Monmoulh County Courthouse hundreds of billions of dollars to Meanwhile, the White House is involvement in the harbor mining that "Congress and the country are Freehold N J 07728 already deeply concerned over the at least some cuts in spending to pay the bills for another year. searching for new approaches in its and commando attacks against port Members ot the Associated Press The Associated efforts to salvage an aid package facilities. administration's secret war in reduce by as much as $182 billion Press >s entitled exclusively to the use ol all the locat Despite general congressional Nicaragua and our lack of knowl- the deficits that otherwise could news printed m the newspaper as wen as all AP news agreement on tax and spending cuts for El Salvador and other Central Moreover, President Reagan has rjispalcnes American nations, especially in the edge about the direct and growing total between $500 and $700 billion designed to shrink federal deficits dipped into discretionary accounts in fiscal years 198547. Member ot the American Newspaper Publishers wake of severe congressional con- role of CIA personnel in that area. Association the Audit Bureau ol Circulation, the New by up to f 182 billion over the next to send assistance to El Salvador, There is no justification whatever Jersey Press Association troversy over the disclosure that Each house has passed a tax three years, the Treasury is just lacking specific approval by Con- for the administration to defy the the CIA played a direct role in the increase — the House. $49 billion Second Class postage paid at Red Bank N J days away from bumping up gress, and his broader program of Constitution and laws of the United 07701 Published weekly Man subscriptions payable in war being fought by rebels against and the Senate, more than $47 advance against the current national debt 18 billion in aid to the Caribbean States by permitting the escalation the leftist regime In Nicaragua. billion — and now must find celling of 81.49 trillion. region over the next five years is of similar combat activities by U.S. Tout Before taking the Easter break, mired in the Senate Foreign Rela- agreement on how to cut spending. Mail Rates Daily ft So the Senate, back from a 10-day both the House and Senate passed forces." Term Daily Sunday Sunday tions Committee. 112 weeks t 70/ week 75/ week 2 45/ week Easter recess, must act soon on the non-binding resolutions that effec- That is likely to be more difficult 13 51 weeks t 55/ week 70/ week 2 25/week As for the debt issue, it has i year i 45/ week 65/ week 2 10/ week administration's request to lift the tively condemned the mining of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- than raising taxes, especially when become almost routine for the Mail rates lor college students and military person debt limit to just under $1.6 trillion Nicaraguan harbors and expressed Mass., asserted over the weekend it comes to reducing President nei - ot above rates government's borrowing authority Home delivery by Cimer - Daily and Sunday over the next five months and to the sense of Congress that no such that there are "serious questions Reagan's proposed military $1 35 a week. Sunday only 35 cents Daily only I 00 to lapse for several days every year $1 83 trillion through Sept. 30,1985, activities would be financed by U.S. about whether U.S. military per- buildup. There is little chance the Single copy at Counter — Oarly 25 cents. Sunday or two, during which time the 40 cents the end of the next fiscal year. The funds in the future. sonnel in El Salvador and Honduras issue will be settled this week in POSTMASTER Send address changes lo Tne Treasury must suspend sales of either house. Daily Register PO Borr 520 Red Bank NJ 07701 NATION High court to rule on Storms rattle the Southeast draft law "I'LL GIVE Fresh waves of thunderstorms rattled the Southeast with lightning, wind, rain and a few tornadoes WASHINGTON (AP) - yesterday, a day after storms from the same weather In a case that recalls draft system spun off killer tornadoes in Mississippi and protests of the Vietnam caused scattered flooding in Kentucky and Tennessee. War era, the Supreme YOU THE Court is considering Since the middle of last week, 21 deaths have been whether the government blamed on the large storm system that also dumped up may deny federal aid to to 3 feet of snow on parts of the Rockies in Colorado. male college students who , The weather system's slow advance to the northeast fail to register with the spread rain and severe thunderstorms across parts of Selective Service. Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina yester- day, and on its northern edge a mixture of rain, sleet The court was to hear and snow fell across parts of Iowa, northern Illinois and arguments in the case to- southern Wisconsin, with light snow in southeastern MY BACK" day and is expected to Minnesota. announce its decision by Tornado watches and severe thunderstorm warnings July. were posted during the afternoon for parts of those four Southeastern states, and at least' one tornado blew U.S. District Judge through Georgia's Fayette and Henry counties, causing Donald L. Alsop in St. FreeTSNit some property damage but no injuries. Paul, Minn., ruled in 1982 I can help to shape you. lone you, that it is an unconstitu- trim you. invigorate you, care for tional form of punishment you in Americas largest unmans Two fires scorch California to force students to forfeit /wiess center— featuring Nautilus federal loans or grants LOS ANGELES - A brush fire scorched 2.560 acres designed lor you, plus aerobics unless they prove they and slimnastic classes. of trees and shrubs Sunday near San Diego while a have registered for the smaller blaze in San Gabriel Canyon east of Los Angeles draft. I can also pamper you in cut off a major mountain highway. our shimmering indoor Firefighters contained the fire near San Diego after The ' Supreme Court crystal pool, our bubbly it blackened forest land about 20 miles southeast of San suspended Alsop's ruling whirlpool, our desert Diego, state Department of Forestry spokeswoman Cele pending its review or the sauna and on our tan- Cundari said. case. That left the govern- ning beds. She said the blaze, which started Saturday, was ment free to deny college It's the only body you II fanned by IS to 20 mph winds and spread quickly. aid to students who have ever have. Bring it to me The fire threatened no structures and caused no not registered. today. Enjoy a compli- injuries, she said. Since last Oct. 1, col- mentary guest uisit and I State Highway 39, the only roadway that crosses the leges have been required to /'// give you the shirt off, San Gabriel Mountains from north to south, was closed obtain statements of regis- my back. to the Crystal Lake area by a brush fire that consumed tration compliance before 35 acres in San Gabriel Canyon, about 30 miles east of handing out federal aid for Los Angeles, the California Highway Patrol said. the current school year. Draft registration - but Nixon urges China policy shift not the draft — was re- instituted in 1980 under a CALLTODW! NEW YORK - President Reagan should redirect the law signed by then-Presi- Shrewsbury focus of Slno-Amerlcan relations toward economics as dent Jimmy Carter. a means of containing Soviet aggression, former Some 11 million young President Nixon counsels in a news magazine essay. men, more than nine out oi 389-0110 "Stronger economic ties are more important than 10 who are eligible, have stronger military ties," Nixon writes in an essay registered. entitled "The New China Card" in Newsweek's April 30 The law requires all editions. male citizens and resident Warning that the Soviet threat is far greater today aliens born after Jan. 1. than in 1972, when China and the United States forged 1963. and who are between WOMAN an informal alliance, Nixon underscores the strategic ages 18 and 26 to notify the A PLACE FOR FITNESS implications of closer economic ties between Washing- Selective Service. ShrviLfburyllhc Mirictf Place/Route 35 The law is designed to FauMd/Amertcin VUiu Malll Route 46 dl Fass.uc Air ton and Peking. Springlieldl215 ftoufeZr? fasllxwnd make it easier to draft Old Bidge/BmiriUiun Shu^ing Center/Route 516 Casino talks continue young men if that becomes Emenon ShopRile tlasai 557 Oil Hook Road necessary. It was also in- Hcuaiy/Stmr>RilePtaial70HMainSI. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Negotiators plodded tended to demonstrate toward a possible break in the three-week-old hotel American resolve in the strike while pickets paraded shirtless in the SMegree aftermath of the Soviet /"heal along the Las Vegas strip on Easter Sunday. invasion of Afghanistan. Officials for striking unions met for the third time in Failure to register car- four days to try to hammer out a new contract with the ries a maximum penalty oi city's two huge Hilton hotels — an agreement that could five years in jail and a mean the beginning of the end of the strike against 32 $10,000 fine That is not at issue in today's case. A4 The Daily Register MONDAY, APRIL 23,1984 ? State labeled Inspectors start acid rain target to verify claims ation conducted In 1981, rainfall in BY ALAN FRAM New Jersey had an average pH PATERSON (AP) - Federal and Declining interest in the Long WASHINGTON (AP) - Rainfall value of 4.3, which is 10 times as state inspectors were ready to Branch and Atlantic City centers in New Jersey has approximately acidic as normal begin verifying the thousands of prompted officials to decide to shut 20 time* the acidity of unpolluted In addition, state environmental damage claims made by state them after 7 p.m. today, the rain, and the state's geology, soils officials have measured rainfall at residents and businesses in six spokeswoman said. and water chemistry make it Washington Crossing State Park counties victimized by torrential Centers in Wayne and Pequan- "extremely vulnerable" to the rains and floods, officials said near Trenton, N.J., with pH values nock would remain open, and new acid's effects, said a study released of 3.0. which is 50 times more acidic yesterday. centers would be set up in Ocean yesterday by the National Wildlife The inspectors are scheduled to than unpolluted rainfall, the report and Cape May counties this week, Federation. said. begin traveling from house to house said Colvin, adding that a decision The survey, which compiled in- and business to business today in an had not yet been reached on the formation from previous studies, The paper noted that some effort to check the claims by locations of the new centers. said 279,000 tons of sulfur dioxide - animals and plants in streams and approximately 3,500 applicants who one of the main components of acid lakes in New Jersey, such at In the registered at relief centers across Ocean and Cape May counties Pine Barrens in the southern end of were added Friday to a federal rain — were emitted into the air in the state. New Jersey in 1980. the stale, are beginning to suffer The inspections were expected to disaster area declaration that because of the acidity of the water already included Bergen, Passaic, Yet it said up to 86 percent of the take several weeks, said Mary sulfur responsible for the add rain draining into those bodies of water. Colvin, a public information officer Morris, Essex, Monmouth and At- lantic counties. comes from outside the New Jer- The study also said that "a with the Federal Emergency Man- sey-New York area. drastic stunting of growth" has agement Agency. The disaster centers are staffed The report comes at a time when occurred in some trees In the Pine In most cases, inspectors would by representatives of various feder- New Jersey officials have been Barrens. contact applicants before visiting, al, state and volunteer agencies taking an increasingly aggressive Acid rain even is affecting man- but in some cases may arrive involved in relief efforts. stance on the problem of acid rain. without prior notice, and home- After they close, applicants for made structures in the state, the The officials have said that many of report said. It cited a 1982 state owners and businesses were urged federal grants and loans to repair the sulfates and nitrates in the rain to demand identification from the storm damage will be responsible Department of Environmental come from industrial and utility Protection report that found that inspectors, officials said. for contacting the appropriate plants in the Midwest and Canada. Meanwhile, two of the four agencies on their own, Colvin said. zinc and steel in some buildings in disaster relief centers set up after Applications may be filed through The wildlife federation report Newark and Bayonne, N.J., "had severe storms and floods ravaged June 11. backed up that accusation. The high material decay rates." the state were to close after today, State residents with questions environmentalists cited a recent The report also said that heavy while two other centers would be about the filing process should call Rutgers University report that metals and organic chemicals have set up, Colvin said. the FEMA hotline at (800) 6244573. concluded that many storms that appeared in several reservoirs in have dumped acid rain on New New Jersey. Jersey have passed through the A number of New Jersey officials Ohio Valley. have urged the federal government The report said New Jersey has in recent months to step up its THE STATE ample company in suffering the efforts against acid rain. effects of the rain-borne chemicals. Gov. Thomas H. Kean was one of FDA hits clamming fines gallons a day of raw sewage into "Every state east of the Missis- several governors who visited the AiuclMad Piait photo sippi River, many western states, White House in January and asked the Hudson and East Rivers and PARADE GARB — Robert Currie, Susanne Boiler and 18-month- ASBURY PARK (AP) - En- New York Harbor. and every province of Canada has President Reagan to launch a forcement of state regulations is EPA Regional Administrator old Hillary Boiler, all of Summit, N.J, march along Fifth Avenue in recorded abnormally acid precipi- program that would cut down the too lax and penalties too lenient to . Jacqueline Schafer said her agency New York during Sunday's Easter Parade. The trio came dressed in tation," the study said. amounts of pollutants from mid- deter shellfishermen from taking wants to know how New York early 19th century costumes. According to research the feder- western plants. clams in polluted New Jersey manages its construction and pol- waters, a federal agency has warn- lution control projects. ed state officials. A survey by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration found the Casinos to hire jobless Kean undecided about running again average fine imposed for clamming TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Thomas his office as he sat in a hard-backed daughter, Alexandra, and seeing in forbidden waters between July ATLANTIC CITY - In a pro- H. Kean, past the halfway mark of chair, which he prefers because of his 15-year-old twin sons, Reed and 1982 and June 1983 was $32.96 gram designed to soften his term, says he has no idea his chronic back problems. Thomas H. Jr., grow. "It has been recommended that Cumberland County's unemploy- whether he will seek re-election state officials make clear to pros- ment problem, two Boardwalk Kean, a Republican, beat Rep. He says he has been forced to next year and the decision on James J. Florio, D-N.J., in 1981 by curtail other activities he enjoys, ecutors and to the judges hearing gaming halls are planning to hire 95 seeking a second term will be one shellfish cases the seriousness of former employees of a defunct less than one-twelfth of 1 percent of such as going to the opera and of his most difficult. the vote, the closest gubernatorial watching sports. He complains that food-borne diseases that can be Bridgeton glass plant as soon as the Kean, the public servant, loves caused by the consumption of workers can get casino licenses. election in nearly 50 years. he has only seen one baseball game, the job. He talks about being New Kean's victory — uncertain until a New York Yankees contest, since shellfish from condemned or re- And Cumberland County officials Jersey's chief executive as if it stricted waters." said Jerrold H say they hope to convince the state a recount was over — culminated he took the oath of office Jan. 20, were the highest calling any man a political career that started when 1982. Mulnick, senior regional shellfish transportation department to could ever have. specialist for the FDA. provide regular bus service be- he became an assemblyman from "I think it's a privilege that the Essex County in 1967. A cheerleader for the state, Kean tween this resort and Bridgeton to people of New Jersey have given is pleased when he is asked about carry the workers to and from their "Public service is a joy to a lot EPA probes sewage rules me," said Kean, who turned 49 of people," says the former As- his watch, which sports a drawing casino jobs. Saturday. of a Campbell Soup Co. mascot on NEWARK (AP) - The U.S. Approximately 640 workers at sembly speaker and history Kean, the family man, dislikes teacher. His family tree includes its face. It was given to him by the Environmental Protection Agency the Owens-Illinois Inc. plant in some aspects of the post, which Camden firm. His regular watch is is "conducting a thorough review" Bridgeton were laid off when the the state's first constitutional gov- make him consider sitting out the ernor, and his late father, Robert being fixed, he says, adding: "The of New York's environmental laws facility shut its doors Feb. 16. next election, although he insists he Campbell Kid IS New Jersey." to determine why they're not more Approximately 200 employees took Winthrop Kean, served in Congress hasn't given the subject much for two decades. effective in controlling the flow of an early retirement or were trans- thought yet. Kean is basically shy, said raw sewage into the Hudson River, ferred to other company plants. He says his decision about a His chief complaint is the time possible second term as governor Mercer County Republican Chair- officials say Cumberland County had an un- he must spend away from his wife, man John Hansbury "He's come GOV. THOMAS KEAN The EPA action comes in employment rate of 14.3 percent in will come early next spring and will Deborah, his three children and his be based on whether he thinks New out of his shell a great deal. He's response to inquiries from U.S. February, the last month for which hobbies. extremely good one-on-one with Sen. Frank Lautenberg. D-N.J.. figures are available, said state Jersey voters will re-elect him, and "It's not going to be an easy on personal reasons. people. He's not an actor at all. Kean notes that he could be who has asked why New York City Labor Department spokesman choice," Kean told the Associated He's really sincere about what he's making more money in the private is allowed to discharge 230 million Gene Herman. Kean says he misses reading in Press during a recent interview in the evenings to his 9-year-old doing," Hansbury said. sector. New Jersey investors begin search for 1927 crash site of plane MEDFORD (AP) - cois -Coli, first to fly across until Nungesser and Coli sights, unsuccessful search 40 hours after leaving posits. In their research, instruments. said Gillespie, whose ex- Thirteen days before the Mediterranean Sea. set disappeared. parties in 1927 looked in the Paris. the Gillespies determined "If the White Bird did pedition is using a hangar aviator Charles A. out on May 8, 1927 to win "Step-by-step, news- wrong place. "It kind of puzzles me as the missing plane's engine indeed come down within at the Flying W Airport in Lindbergh conquered the the Ortieg Prize - $25,000 paper headlines have fol- The Gillespies are not to why ne one ever cared had a high iron content, the search area, we are this Burlington County Atlantic Ocean in 1927. two offered by New York hotel lowed Nungesser and Coli just adventure seekers, enough to try and find them and should show up on the confident we can find it," community. decorated World War I magnate Raymond Ortieg .. only to have them vanish however. They hope to pilots from France left Le in Maine," said Gillespie, for the first non-stop flight like midnight ghosts," claim a $25,000 reward who has convinced a large Bourget airdrome in their between New York and Lindbergh was quoted as offered in 1927 by Rodman snub-nosed biplane number of investors to Paris. saying after the pair was Wanamaker, heir of the support his search. enroute to New York. Lindbergh won the prize lost. Wanamaker department The Gillespies have They never made it, on May 21, 1927. Now, Richard E. store chain, to anyone who apparently crashing along Nungesser and Coli had could solve the mystery of spent several months Gillespie, 36, of analyzing flight records, the,. North American coast loaded their modified Lindenwold and his two the crash. between Maine and Nova Levasseur. called the Later this month, the newspaper clippings and brothers are looking for the aerial surveys of the Scotia. White Bird, with 42 hours plane in a search they call, Gillespie brothers — Rich- A group of southern New worth of fuel. It was the "Project: Midnight ard, Robert and Donald — Bangor area. Jersey investors and first time a plane was able Ghost." will survey a site near They plan a reconnais- treasure hunters believe to become airborne carry- Gillespie said that Bangor, Me., where they sance flight over the region they know where, and have ing sufficient fuel for such through a series of mis- believe Nungesser and Coli using a special instrument organized an expedition to a flight. calculations and over- went down approximately that can locate iron de- find the aircraft and col- Lindbergh, who was in lect an unclaimed $25,000 California testing a mono- reward posted the year the plane for his trans-oceanic pilots disappeared. attempt, read of the Capt. Charles takeoff and canceled plans Nungesser, a dashing WWI to cross the Atlantic — NOTICE OF EVIDENTIARY HEARING Ladies flying ace, and Capt. 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Kevin Purcell was celebrating his arrived. TODAY IN HISTORY 15th birthday with a party in the Kevin's quick and calm action and backyard of his Howell Township his sound practice of first aid and Today is Monday. April 23. the 114th day of unescorted roaming." of 1964. There are 252 days left in the year. home last summer when his 14-year- lifesaving skills are credited with And in 1969. Sirhan Sirhan was old cousin, Thomas Purcell, dived into Today's Highlight in History: sentenced to death for the assassination of helping save his cousin's life. On April 23, 1584 - 420 years ago - the swimming pool and struck his Sen. Robert Kennedy. D-NY; the sentence Last week, the Monmouth Council, William Shakespeare was born at Strat- was later reduced to life in prison. head on the bottom. ford-on-Avon. England. He died on the Ten years ago: The Supreme Court Boy Scouts of America, awarded Kevin, realizing his cousin was in same date 52 years later. refused to decide whether professional trouble, immediately entered the Kevin a Certificate of Meritorious On this date: schools could give preference in ad- In 1789. President-elect George Wash- missions to members of racial minorities pool, brought Thomas to the surface, Action in recognition of his lifesaving ington moved into the first executive at the expense of white applicants. and turned him over so he could efforts. The honor was richly de- mansion, the Franklin House, at No. 1 breathe. served. Kevin is a member of Boy Cherry Street in New York. Five years ago: President Carter's In 1949. Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson brother. Billy, called himself a "reformed Kevin knew he shouldn't try to Scout Troop 13, Farmingdale, where sas vetoed a bill that would have required that alcoholic" and said he expected to be move Thomas, so he supported his he has attained the rank of Life Scout 'Now, that's enough raw meat cats be kept at homey He declared. It is discharged shortly from a rehabilitation back and neck until an ambulance — and a very good scout indeed. for today' the nature of cats to do a certain amount program. MONDAY, APRIL 23.1964 The Ltaaly Re«is*er A7 OBITUARIES

Pedro Opaio Millions nationwide celebrate Easter iU congregation includes the vice chairman and Chicago Cardinal Joseph L. Bernardin. at an Easter BY The Associated Press ABERDEEN - Pedro had served In the Spainish chief operating officer of U.S. Steel Corp., Thomas C. Mass at Holy Name Cathedral, encouraged the Opaso,«.afMGastonSt.. archdiocese's II million Roman Catholics to open Navy as a young man. Decked out In their spring finery, mllltoaof Graham; and several other corporate leader* died yesterday at Baythore Surviving are three step- Churchgoers tried in vain to drown oat the speech with themselves to the love of Christ. Community Hospital. Americans celebrated Easter yesterday by attending sons. Steven Obxwski of charch services, strutting down city streets ud banting "Let us not be afraid or hold back." Bernardin said. Holmdel. "For in the powerlessness of the crucified Jesus, we Keyport, John Weber of for eggs from California front yards to the decks of the Holiday celebrators also domed their E_jtea r bonnets will find the power as a redeemed people." Mr. Open m born in Edison, and Anthony oceanUner Queen Elliabeth 2 in New York Harbor. and spring clothes i_n parades and prpromenadeo s in Spain and had lived here Weber of Keansburg; a _Ts Rittenbouse Square and along Atlantic The cardinal's message was heeded by Chicago's For many, the day marking the resurrection of Christ Little Brothers of the Poor, who were giving ham most of hit We. stepdaughter, Mrs Men City's famous Boardwalk. nearly 1000 years ago was a time to help the less dinners to hundreds of city residents He wa» • retired em- Pease of Keyport; a sister ployee of the former Na- fortunate, as charities from New Jersey to New Mexico The religious aspects of the holiday were celebrated In Boston's Charlestown section, about 146 early In Spain; 13 grandchildren, tional Lewi Co.. Sayreville. served up ham dinners to those who couldn't afford their at scores of predawn services around the nation, to risers gathered just after dawn aboard the USS wbere be had worked for and II great-grand- cities including Los Angeles, Portland, Ore., and Constitution for an ecumenical Easter service. many years. children. In Water Valley. Miss., whipped by tornadoes Bethlehem, Pa. He was communicant of The Day Funeral Home, Saturday evening, some 45 worshipers prayed in the St. Joseph's Roman Cath- Keyport, is In charge of rubble next to a church that lost most of its roof and olic Church, Keyport. and arrangements. back wall "On this Easter Sunday, we're thinking about the Hornik plans to sue cops Julia D. Booth power of God and the Resurrection," the Rev. Guy Reedy said to his small flock, who sat on chunks of (continued) "It's strictly politics as usual," when he moved to an office on OLD BRIDGE - Julie ter, Mrs. Maragret C. broken concrete, piles of brick and wooden chairs pulled Route 9. D. Booth. 71, of 138 Gordon Rainaud of Freehold; two from the First Baptist Church. "We can look around at questions as to whether proper Hornik said. "It's a very old story. When I was a Republican and had Hornik said he has sold the Road, Cheesequake, died sisters. Mrs. Ellen Gibbs all this and see die hand of God. He has spared us." procedures were taken (by the police)." my office there, they never said Highlands building, but that the Saturday at Pewrth Amboy of Framingham, Mass., Meanwhile in New York City, thousands of people sale has not been closed. General Hospital Hornik said the whole incident anything." and Mrs. Eva Brady of marched up Fifth Avenue in cool but sunny weather in In further response to Stokes' Mrs. Booth was bom in the city's annual Easter parade. "mushroomed" because Perkins is Hornik was elected mayor as a Ortley Beach, and a grand- allegations. Hornik cites a letter Union Beach and had lived "Where's the parade?" Janet Bond ofCbester. a police officer. Republican and later joined the son. "Had Perkins not been a police from Michael Levine, Highlands here 55 years. England, asked a police officer as the crowd milled Democrats. code enforcement officer, written Her husband. Alfred E. The Bedle Funeral Around. officer, the Highlands police might Township GOP leader Barbara Home, Kepport, in charge not have come," he said. August 13. 1982. Booth, died in 1S77. "You're in it." the officer replied. Stokes is spearheading questions "Upon usual inspection of 141 Surviving are a daugh- of arrangements Marcher Bob Finn, 45, balanced on his head one the Goldzweig agreed, and said about Hornik's residency status. Hornik planned to contact County Portland Rd.. which is owned by parade's showiest bonnets - a 6-foot-high, 35-pound She has said she would ask Kaye to v SGH Inc.. it was apparent that the headpiece filled with eggs. Prosecutor John Kaye about the investigate. She also said she would incident. dwelling was utilized as a second- "I ate 'em all and I painted 'em all, Finn said. ask for Hornik's resignation if he is ary (i.e. weekend, summmer etc.) Kaye said yesterday he would Across town on the Hudson River docks, more than convicted of any of the charges leisure residence." the letter NJEA threat consider investigating charges of 40 children scurried around the huge QE2 looking for against him. states. "Additionally, there is a police brutality when he receives a 500 chocolate-covered marshmallows eggs in the luxury business operated within the dwell- complaint. Hornik said he has always re- liner's first Easter egg hunt. ing which is incidental to the "You got to take each case as it sided in Marlboro. He is divorced "We hid the eggs in pretty obvious places — we want residence. The business is in the comes." Kaye said. "The allega- from his wife, who lives on Ruby stirs furor them to be found," said Dorothy Crenshaw. a form of an advertising represen- tions in the paper seem very Drive. Hornik claims to reside on spokeswoman for Cunard Line Ltd. She said donations tation firm (i.e. medical publi- strange. Both Hornik and the Route 9, near Texas Road, in the NEWARK (AP) - The New Jersey Education received during the event would be turned over to the cations etc.) which is apparently officer can't be so divergent." Morganville section of the town- Association has urged its members to boycott the Easter Seals campaign. operated totally via telephone Hornik's arrest has prompted ship. businesses of people who served on a panel which In Wilmington, Mass., five anti-nuclear protesters Therefore, the business conforms Marlboro Republican leaders to The Highlands building was used suggested methods of cutting state pension costs, a were arrested for trespassing at the Avco Systems with the requirements of the zoning renew claims that Hornik resides in as an office for SGH Inc., his spokesman for the teacher union said yesterday. Division plant after slipping through a fence about 3:30 ordinance of the borough of High- Highlands and not the township, advertising firm for medical publi- Union members also have written more than 30,000 am. to celebrate Easter Mass, police said. lands " letters to Gov Thomas H. Kean expressing their About two dozen protesters interrupted a morning something Hornik denies. cations, until a few months ago displeasure over the recommendations of the State service at Shadyside Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh Pension Study Commission, the spokesman said. lo lecture worshipers about corporate responsibility for The center of the dispute is the commission's report laid-off workers. on cutting the soaring expense of public employee The protesters, members of a coalition of union Quake jolts New Jersey pensions. The recommendations in the report, signed by leaders and ministers, said they selected Shadyside eight of the panel's 11 members, include raising the were received within a 10-minute One caller told police. "I ain't (continued) retirement age from 60 to 66 and limiting cost-of living period. drunk by my chair moved. Fila increases to pensioners. "It doesn't seem to be large "They weren't sure if they felt said. NJEA spokesman Robert Broderick said the 118,000- Britian severs enough to be doing any damage." what they felt," the officer said of In October, a moderate earth- member group also objects to a proposal that would said Trooper David Arthurs at the the callers. The officer, who declin- quake shook northeastern New have association members withdraw their money from (continued) BritUin said the investigation into the shooting would New Jersey state police head- ed to give his name, said the callers Jersey and was felt along the the pension fund and invest it in financial institutions reported "regular earth tremors... Eastern Seaboard. That quake He said the commissioners who backed the proposals continue as a "matter of record." He said police would quarters in Ewing Township. swinging lamps or vibrating their registered 5.2 and 49 in two included insurance and savings and loan executives who be free to search the embassy, officially known as the "We got all the calls in a rush, homes." Richter scale readings and lasted could benefit from such a plan. Libyan People's Bureau, after yesterday. and then there was nothing." "Taking account of the need to rid the country of this about 15 seconds There were no "There's a feeling among the association that the Arthurs said, adding that checks "They just asked if there was dangerous presence in that bureau and the safety of our reports of damage or injuries recommendations of the pension commission amount to with police departments across the anything wrong in their area be- fellow countrymen in Libya, we concluded that what a plan by banks and savings institutions and groups that state during the hours after the cause they had their house shake a Earthquakes result from the we're doing is the right thing," he said. sell financial instruments to get money into their quake turned up no reports of bit." said Charlotte Metz, an oper- movement of the earth's crust In Libya's capital of Tripoli, the Foreign Ministry products," said Broderick. damage. ator at the state police barracks in along a fault line. A quake of 3 5 on issued a statement which said: "The British decision "In response to that, the association has told its Among the New Jersey counties Washington in Warren County. the Richter scale can cause slight has come amid an atmosphere of acute tension created damage in the local area. 4 moder- members that it might be a good idea to withdraw their by the British government, which paved the way for it where the quake was felt were In Passaic, about 10 calls were money from those funds," he said. Hunterdon, Sussex. Warren, received, said Sgt. Joseph Fila. ate damage. A 7 reading is a by launching a racialist campaign of hatred against the "major" earthquake, capable of Broderick added that if NJEA members withdraw Libyan Arab people." Passaic. Bergen, Hudson. Essex who added that his department their money from he association pension, the action and Middlesex. checked with surrounding com- widespread heavy damage, and 8 is However, the Libyan ministry said the Libyan a "great" quake, capable of would threaten the solvency " of the fund. people are anxious to provide all security and care" for In Hunterdon County, a county munities where numerous inquires tremendous damage. Among those who served on the commission and the 8000 Britons living in Libya The statement was police officer said about 10 calls also had been received. backed the cost-cutting proposals were Gilbert carried by Libyan television and monitored in London. Roessner, chairman of City Federal Savings and Loan Richard Luce, the British Foreign Office's minister in Somerville, H.J. Brownlee, vice president of the of state said Britons in Libya, many of whom work at group pension office of Prudential Insurance Co. of remote oilfields, were not being advised to leave but 0 America, and former state Treasurer Kenneth should "consider their situation carefully." Biederman, who is planning to enter the banking British reaction to the Conservative government's business. decision mingled reluctant acceptance with outrage Ma&e Brownlee and Roessner have received numerous Miss Fletcher's mother. Queenie Fletcher, told letters from irate NJEA members who have threatened, reporters, "If it means that no one else will get hurt, or already have decided, to stop their dealings with we're pleased." Prudential and City Federal. K*Si^StSSKra'S«*iBKBij available. $6 Reserve early. 40 forming Sun . May 6. 3 p m Para- mount Theater. Asbury Park Tickets APRIL 24 - SATURDAY spaces available Call 229-3150 or the The Senior Citizens of Tinton Falls MM Senior Citizens Students de- Middletown policeman Church office. 5311150. for reser wilkl hold a Chinese Auction at The duct $1 from ticket price Tickets by Reformed Church on Hance Ave vations mail N J State Orchestra. P O Box Tinton Falls Tues . April 24th Doors Fair Haven Fire Co ladies Aux- 427. Neptune. N J 07753 or purchase open 6:30 p.m Admission: $2 50. and iliary 6th Annual Flea Market to be at Convention Hall office or Peanut still in serious condition refreshments held'on the firehouse grounds, space Shop. Convention Hall Archadc. Asbury Park Music City. 487 Brick Parents Without Partners. 18. with a table. $10 For reservations fighting for his life. I hope to god ell 747-1863 Blvd . Bricktown Word of Mouth C'.if I BY DANIEL LOWENTHAL they can do something for him. This Bayshore Chapter 644. Cocktail party Shop. 272 Norwood Ave . Deal. N Y and Dance. Don Quixote s. Hwy 34. The Baha7s of Monmouth County Coffee Shoppe. 560 River Rd Fan MIDDLETOWN - John Hill, a is his only chance." Malawan 8:30 Sharp Orientation Hill became a patolman last are meeting in celebration of Ridvan Haven. Caiazzo Music. 181 South St 21-year-old policeman, is listed in Members $5 Chapter phone 747-3464 i Baha L'Llahs Declaration in Bagh- or Freehold Musice Center. Pond serious condition in a New York ' August 15. He took sick March 29 dad 1863i at 3 p.m The public is Rd. Shopping Center. Freehold. | hospital and continues to lose and was hospitalized until April 12. APRIL 25 - WEDNESDAY invited For location call 566-7204. T F H Pub. 211 West Sylvania Ave j substantial amounts of blood while He returned home for five days and Atlantic Highlands • Over 55 Club 291-9465 or 583-6346 Neptune City. Jack's Music Shop 33 doctors probe for a cure of a rare then returned to Riverview, where Card Parly will be held on April 25. 1 Broad St.. Hed Bank Music Place disease. he stayed until being taken to New p m lo 4 p m at the Fireman's Hall. APRIL 2» - SUNDAY Rt 35. Sea Girt Mall. Sea Girl. | York Saturday. > W. Washington Ave and Avenue C. The Muses will give a benefit con- Lowry Organ Center. Ocean County j During a 36-hour period over the The doctors do not know why Hill Prizes and refreshments Tickets cert of Madrigals for benefit of Christ Mall. Toms River Box office opens 1 weekend, Hill lost eight pints of became ill. But Mary Hill said the sold at the door Admission $2 Church methodist. Fair Haven, sug- p.m. day of performance For (urlhur blood, Dr. Harry Swartz of Rumson gested donation of $3 4 p m at the information call 988-4747 only thing she can think of is that SINGLES AHE US' Now every said yesterday. If the bleeding does the night before he got sick be ate Church. 200 Ridge Rd not drop below two pints a day, Wed at Scotlys Pub in the MAY II - FRIDAY a mussel for the first time in his Rathskeller Hoom. Hwy 35. Middle- APRIL 30 - MONDAY Swartz predicted Hill would be life. Trip to Circus at MSG. 7311 p m town, i just Norht of Red Bank Day Trip to Tropicana Leaves Red Show, exc seats, sponsored by Open operated on within the next few bridgei. 8:30pm Lovely DJ George days. . "We went out to dinner on Palm Bank & Hazlel. cost $12. receive $15 Door. $1960. $1850 children ('.nil Bring a friend or come solo First 75- The Open Door 739-3963 or 495-2471 He is suffering from Henoch- Sunday and his girlfriend had 739-3963. 495-2471 mussels. He ate just one. He had S3 donation Schonlien Purpura, a rare disease never had them before. The doctor MAY 3 - THURSDAV MAY 12 - SATURDAY that affects adults but not children. APRIL 26 - THURSDAY has told him When you get better, St-jlrws PTA will sponsor its Giant Outdoor Flea Market at Ihc It can be contracted by allergic Trip to Liberace. Radio City eve- Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor 10 don't eat them again.' We don't ning. Orchestra Leves Elbcron. Red \n«JrCard Party at Buck Smith's. reactions to insect bites and medi- adults $2 50. Senior Citizens $2 Doors a m -4 p.m Sponsored by the Atlantic know, but (the cause) may be Bank Hazlet The Open Door Cost Highlands PTO. PTO snack bar • cation, or by bacterial infections, that." , S36. 739-3963. 495-2471 open at 7 p m For info call 495-0284 Swartz said. JOHN HILL or 787-5865 Raindate May 19 To reserve space, A victim often breaks out in said her brother was in good spirits Whatever the reason for Hill's APRIL H - FRIDAY sned check to Atlantic Highlands MAY 5 - SATURDAY PTO for 17 or 112 Or call Sally at rashes, has pain in joints and yesterday. sickness, he's gone from fighting Bus Trip to Playboy Casino Prime crime to fighting for his life in a rib dinner show Leaves Town Hall. 5 HAWAIIAN DANCE • Sponsored by 291-3345 after 5 . muscles, and internal bleeding. "Today he was dynamite," she Old Village Fire Co. Ladies Aux- Hill has had most of the symp- said at her family's home, 4 Sharon matter of weeks. p m. Free refreshments door prizes Flea Market and craft Show at Lin- His mother said he is scared on bus 115 Seniors 110. to benefit iliary 9pm to 1 am Non-stop mu- toms. Just the internal bleeding Place. "He's got IV's in his arms, sic donations $6 per person. $10 per croft School. 10 till 4. rain or shine remains. He has not responded to a tube in his nose, and a catheter. about surgery and thoughts of Police Cadets 671-3300. Ext 423 Call 842-0530 for reservations '671-3076. Nights weekends couple, at Old Village Fire Co.. Hwy medication, and doctors are baffled Anybody else would lie there and dying. 35 Middletown. i opposite Shoprite> to find a solution, Kathleen Hill "His father died of Hodgkins MAY 19 - SATURDAY think this is all there is. But he Shrewsbury Historical Society For info call 6571-3513 after 6 p m Middletown North High School said. asked me to bring him the Sporting disease ... he was seven months Jumble Sale & Silent Auction. Fri. old." Mary Hill said. "On Saturday, Community Fire Co is sponsoring Booster Club Flea Market. High Hill underwent a series of tests News and The Choir Boys." April 27. 9 to 3:30. Presbyterian School Parking Lot Tindall Rd S yesterday afternoon and is sched- "He's lost a significant amount he was pretty down. He started Church House. Sycamore Ave. monthly outdoor Flea Market. 8 am lo 4 p.m at the fairgrounds. Applelon am to 2 p m Spaces $6. extra $.1 uled for more tests today, Kathleen of blood," Swartz said. "But his crying. He said, "I'm scared. What Call 671-5044 or 671-7510. 13,to 6pm' Hill his 24-year-old sister, said. blood count is good, he's alert, and did daddy do?' I told him to think Woodmere Schoool PTG is sponsor- Ave and Hwy 36. Leonardo $7 a space Call 291-2438 after 5 p m "The doctor (in New York) said his vital signs are good." of only good things, to remember ing a Chinese Auction at Woodmere MAY 28-JUNE 1 - you're not going to die and that School. Raleigh Court. Ealontown. 7 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY he's never seen It this serious Hill even had one of his friends p m. Free refreshments: donation 13 St Mary's PTA Spring Dance. 8 before," she said after returning buy his mother an orchid for you'll get better." p m Memorial Hall. New Monmouth. Trip to Grossingers. May 28-June 1 Because Hill has been on the Win a VCR. Cabbage Patch Dolls and 1984 For information call Jean at from New York University Hospi- Easter. Mary HUI did not visit her many lovely items. live band, cold buffet, beer $10 per tal last night. "They had thought he son yesterday because she had the township police force just eight person For tickets please contact. 787-6081 or Marie 787-9438 was bleeding in just one place - flu, "but she said she hopes to see months, he did not have much APRIL 27. 28 * 29 - Ann Scaggs 671-1859 Gmny SEPTEMBER 10 - MONDAY the large valve of the colon — but him today. vacation time or sick leave. But FRIDAY. SATURDAY & SUNDAY Blumhagen. 671-8164. Tina Lamo Come join us on a trip to Ireland now they think it may be several "It's a nightmare," she said last Mary Hill said other officers in the Creative Productions presents Mu- 671-5310 Sept 10 to Sept 18 Sponsored by St department have donated more sical Adam & Eve. Aberdeen. Lloyd snots night. "You just think of when it The Irish Federation of Monmouth Catherines Church E. Keansburg "If he continues to bleed, they'll will end. You can't think of any- than 100 hours of their sick leave to Road School Tickets 13 50 566-6985 First class accommodations round him. Counly is sponsoring a dance at St operate. He's not making his own thing else. You can't sleep. You Benedict s Hall. 165 Bethany Rd trip bus transportation from church The department also asked all APRIL M - SATURDAY blood. But, he's not a good surgical wake up every hour. If I knew that Holmdel Band Noel Kingston, from 9 to airport Price is 1875 per person police departments in the state to Si Dorothea s Guild sponsors a For further information un itinerary risk because he's bleeding so God would take him in a week, I to 1 am. Beer set ups. BYOB & door donate blood for Hill. Flea Market. 10 - 4 SpaceSj $10 call 20i-*82-O373 much." would want him home." prizes $10 per head For information When Hill was flown to New 542-5302 542-1168 lor into Deadline: Hill was taken by helicopter on Mary and Kathleen Hill spent the call 739-W63. 787-1079. 495-2231 SEPTEMBER 20-10 - York, the department provided an April 25 Saturday to New York from better part or last night consoling 7B7-5242 THURSDAY SUNDAY escort to New York for his mother, Flea Market-GarageSale U.yerv Rlvervlew Medical Center, Red one another after Kathleen re- St Agnes Church will sponsni j bus two sisters, and brother. The Senior Youth Fellowship ol the MAY 6 - SUNDAY Bank, where he was being treated turned from being with her brother trip to the World s Fair New Or- all day. "Chief (Joseph) McCarthy's First United Methodist Church. 1?3 NJ State Orchestra Theo Save. for the disease since late March. Conductor, presents Nina Beilina & leans 10 meals. 5 guided tours Call been great." she said. "He told him Monmouth Rd.. Oakhursi. will have 2910876 or 2910272 He is in the Intensive care unit "It's awful," Mary Hill said. Emll Chudnovsky. violinist, per- "The kid's 21-years-old. He's that when he gets better, he'll have j their annual Flea Market 10 spaces and Is being fed intravenously. his job waiting for him." Despite his plight, Kathleen Hill always been healthy and now he's ( Al I he Detfy Register MONDAY, APRIL 23.1964

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ALL MY CHILDREN: voted to suspend Cliff's elope with Nina and they abortion. Steve remembers Logan doesn't understand memorial service is held. runaway. Jeremy learns Liza, causes an explosion Ruth Is upset that Joe was medical license for six leave Bobby in Linda's always being beaten by his why Raven lied about going Following her abortion, that Sydney is really Dawn when she pours lamp oil one of the doctors who months. Cliff decides to care. Receiving threat "father," Costas, and de- to family outing with Lorna has a high Shepherd, Max's former into a hot iron. from Chris, Linda dumps cides he must find his Jamie and Logan. temperature and bad mistress. Pru mentions to YOUNG AND THE Bobby at Cortlandt manor biological father. GENERAL HOSPITAL: stomach pain. Tony furious Maggie that she has a RESTLESS: Lauren as- and disappears. Following CAPITOL: Hal, god- Holly decides to pull back when he realizes Lorna has fabulously wealthy sister sures Mary that she cares unsuccessful attempt to father to Kelly's son Scott, from her stand against agreed to be a model. named Dawn Shepherd. deeply for Paul. Danny HOW A BANKRUPTCY seduce Adam, Joanna agrees to keep the secret Scorpio concerning women Lorna realizes she has to Jack and Sydney spend wants Lauren to speed up drops earring in his that Trey is the boy's on police force. Jackie fake miscarriage. Chuck night together. financing for videotape so bedroom which Erica dis- misquotes Scorpio in Ellis, Duke's friend, comes they can start project. • Chipiw 7 - Dtbt Discharge father. Myroa and Sam SEARCH FOR TOMOR- Wt lES covers. Adam assures decide to make a go of paper, attributing "I hate on to Stacy and she agrees Pattl tells Danny her Erica that he is not having women" to him. Lorena to a date. ROW: Sunny tells Hogan divorce from Jack is final. • Chapter 13 - Otbt MM an affair. their marriage. Fearing she may be too rough on YOU ... Jordy is floundering upset when Edward takes a ONE UFE TO LIVE: Jack tells Lauren he's not liking to Leo. Brock sets Anthony frames Rate as Stephanie's new secretary, going to give her money I • Chapter 11 - IMIMM ANOTHER WORLD: through life, Sam insists Gwen. Sunny goes to 'to* MM 1 ftoortanization Roy and Henrietta have Jordy take a job at the plant afire and makes cer- bad cop. As district at- unless she gets Tim to tain he has airtight alibi torney, Carla realizes that apologize and notices Jack come on to her. Ashley has i Information regarding other perfect wedding. David plant. Brenda gives Ricky gets several anonymous a phony alibi when police with Bobbi. Both Bobbi and she's going to be involved gave Gwen a music box. As dinner with Eric and spots asrvlc*s furnished on request Sunny starts to warn Gwen Mark there with Julia. Sat. « Evening noun calls saying "they" know realize that Ricky is prime Scorpio suspicious that in Rate's prosecution. Available David killed his uncle suspect in burglary. Later Brock is involved in plant Dorian gets David to teach about Jack being a rapist, Diane hides necklace Jack Kevin. Rachel is thrilled someone else confesses but torching. Tanya, working her piano. Jenny decides Jack intervenes. Warren gave her when Andy ar- GARY L. GOLDBERG SO BROAD ST. when Mac gets out of his Ricky has already run as Frisco's speech thera- not to take vows. Larry goes to Kristen's for rives. Nikki admits to Vic- ATTORNEY »T LAW RED BANK wheelchair and stands. away. Wally realizes he pist, refuses to go out with sick of his bachelor life- money and while in her tor she is jealous of Laurie. r > J Ifl IIM 741-1100 With Rachel's nudging, loves Brenda. Learning of him. style. Maxie's mother ar- company steals a photo of Victor nervous that Eve Mac agrees to go to David Mark's plans to buy GUIDING LIGHT: Ross rives at Asa's, thinking the Sentell jewels. Warren has escaped, but even and Sally's wedding. When townhouse for himself and tells Trish they can only be Maxie lives there, but and Ringo make scheme to though he has surveillance Catlin enters the hall, Sally Clarissa, Paula tells Sloane friends. Josh admits to things hit a snag when steal the emeralds. T.R., at wedding they fail to see is unable to say "I do," and that the townhouse is a Trish that he will never Becky and Asa return hoping to please Travis and thromh her h?r disguise. instead blurts out to David, present for Sloane and trust Reva. Reva lets Van- early. Dee spots Bo on "I can't." David black- plant loading dock and Trey. essa know that Billy tried doesn't understand about mails Dr. Royal Dunning DAYS OF OUR LIVES: to sleep with her the day with information on his their divorce became final his double life. baby-selling ring. Cecille Roman learns Marietta pregnant. Anna gets key and that unless Vanessa RYAN'S HOPE: Siobhan wants Peter and his money gets Reva back with Josh learns Pru left home be- but can't forget Cass. from Andre while he is sleeping and unlocks the she'll go after Billy. Lu- cause family had no money AS THE WORLD iron mask, stunned to find jack offers to teach Beth to but that she was not a TURNS: Tucker auditions Tony. Finally believing drive in return for reading for the same church choir that Andre is the imposter, lessons. Beth takes off where Heather sings. Anna promises to help but engagement ring from Having hurt his back while Tony tells Anna he must Philip and necklace. 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APRIL 23. 1964 LIFESTYLE 5 Your Town B COMICS 6 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Asbury parade draws 5,000 BY JACKIE WALSH watch out!) Men's runnerMip, John Anato of ASBURY PARK - It was a day Asbury Park, brought cheers from of contrast on the boardwalk at the the audience when be elegantly 49th annual Asbury Park Easter took off hi* coat, tipped Bis hat, and Parade. bowed to each side of the stage. Despite the 48-degree weather, "It's beautiful," Anato, who about 5,000 New Jerseyeans from participates every year, said. "Win north and south came to watch and or lose, I enjoy it very much." participate in the fashion stroll up Families were the mainstream the boardwalk. of contestants at the pageant. Grays and blacks dominated the Charles Oates of Asbury Park, color scheme of most of the father of the lovable kid with the paraders. White tights and white argyle sweater, won the men's patent leather shoes appeared oc- category with his off-white tweed casionally, but under big down skf suit and old schoolboy's sunglasses. jackets. The "in" style for infants Oates said he comes from a was layers of crocheted blankets. family that "likes dressing" and But here and there a splash of has competed for years. His wife color drew the attention of the Shellie won the women's contest in crowd: a Scarlet O'Hara in orange, 1983, but did not compete this year. a cream colored tuxedo with red "All my attention went to the accessories, a lavender parasol, a children," she said. straw hat. Jarrett Schenck of Asbury won Mickey Mouse, Snoopy and Goofy the child's category and was an added a Walt Disney-like flavor. obvious audience favorite. Dressed Six judges drove a loop from in a gangster-style suit and over- Convention Hall to the casino and sized hat, the 3 year old waddled back, scanning for 60 well-clad down the strip with look of de- strollers to participate in the termination on his face. Schenck's fashion contest. Those selected brother Kenneth Jr. took first place competed in five categoies: In 1976 women, men, children, family, and unusual bonnet. In the bonnet category, Scarlett Many of the Easter bonnets could look-alike Jacqueline Zumba took best be described as bizarre. the prize. Her partner Mennan Margaret Stehlik of Holmdel ap- seemed pleased. And the winners are... peared wearing a homemade totem "Last year we lost It to a women fl*glit«r photoi by Clrt Fortno pole on top of her head, with two with eggs hanging off her head," he The winners In the 49th annual Asbury Park Easter Parade faces made of fabric and crepe said, "and the year before to a contest display the outfits that earned them the coveted first paper. Thelma Nordrun of Red women with her head through the prizes. Above left, Barbara and Thomas Weiss and their two Bank wore a headdress worthy of a hat and a chicken on top." Mennan children, Nicole. 8, and Tami, 5, all of Englishtown, won in the jungle warrior; she said it was said he wished the parade would family category. Jacqueline Zumba of Colts Neck, above right, constructed "in Hawaii!" from half begin a category for couples, so he a coconut, palm leaves, artificial dressed in a Civil-War-era costume, carried off first prize for the and Zumba could compete most unusual bonnet. Below left, Jarrett Schenck, SVi, of Asbury orchids, and "doves of peace." Eva together. Adair of Ocean Grove wore a hat Long-time-favorite Sally Ryan or Park took first place in the children's category. Colette Booker covered with rag dolls and carried Glen Ridge tied for second in a of Neptune was first place winner in the women's category, and a basket containing two rabbits bonnet bearing witness to her Charles Oates tootftop prize in the men's category. with wobbly heads. ability to catch the judge's eye. What drew the most attention Ribbons dating to 1952 covered her was Middletowns David J.V. hat. She has won "about 25 times," Meenan and Jacqueline Zumba of she admitted. Colts Neck looking as if they had The Weiss family - Barbara, just stepped out of 1862. The sheer Thomas, and daughters Nicole and size of Zumba's hoop skirt made Tami — drove from Englishtown to people step back out of the couple's make the walk up the boardwalk way, but the vivid color of the and won first place in the family costume* and obvious care for category, dressed in classic Easter detail won the crowd over to the clothes of beige. couple. Although men's and children's Meenan spent six weeks and $500 fashions have begun attracting on the two outfits, hoping to land a more media coverage during the prize for both himself and Zumba. last 10 years and now make up a "I worked on everything down to good part of the Easter parade, the her pantaloons," he said, playfully women's event seemed to get the showing them to the crowd. most attention. Instead of the 10 Zumba's costume also included participants in the other strings of "pearls" and lace gloves. categories, 25 women competed for Meenan's clothing, which he said the coveted women's title. was European in style, included a "It's the most prestigous con- top hat and walking can*. test," said Anthony Petillo, The couple had gone to church in producer of the pageant. costume and were planning to go on 1982 winner Debra Scarborough a picnic after the parade. of Neptune called the competion Once assembled in Convention this year "stiff." After four cuts, Hall, the participants took a spin at the winner was Colette Booker of the end of a walkway for the judges Neptune, clad in a delicate off- and the almost full hall of people. white wrap skirt and jacket made Some did it with such ease they by her aunt. looked as if they were experienced The suit was created from a models. Perry Ellis design, she said. Far from the shy, quiet kid many 'I never thought I'd win it," 4 year olds are. Shachar Oates of Booker confided. Modest words for Asbury Park walked straight out to a women who is president of the the end of the walkway, stood for senior class at Neptune High School a expectant moment, and then and has been voted "most popular" flashed his jacket open to reveal an and possessor of the "friendliest argyle sweater. (Michael Jackson smile" by her classmates. YESTERDAYS

"freedom, freedom," the IOO years ago protestors nearly drown out a Two men were caught sneaking speech by President Johnson. A out of the coal yard of Ligier and leader of the demonstration says its Esteffe with bags of coal over their purpose is to point out the contrast shoulders When identified, it was "between the glitter and fantasy of found that they were "highly the World's Fair and the real world respectable" members of society, of discrimination." . and hence no charges were filed President Johnson steps into the against them and their names were middle of contract negotiations to not released. avert a nationwide rail strike. Some notes from around the "This agreement prevents, we hope county: Asbury Park will be sup- for all time, a crippling and plied with gas by July 1; measles disastrous strike in the railroad have become prevalent at Union, industry," Johnson said. near Keyport; the horse of John Hone of Rumson ran away in town COMMUNITY CALENDAR but did no damage; and the entire 10 years ago track of the Freehold and New Several Nixon advisers leak to York Railroad is daily inspected by reporters that "high-level unhappi- TODAY TOMORROW bridge party will be held at the featured speaker at the meeting of an employee, who makes the trip on ness" is growing in the White Woman's Club at 8 p.m. Regis- the Italian-American Club of a 'railroad velocopede.' " House with every new subpoena or RED BANK— Riverview Medi- RED BANK - Cabbages and tration is requested. Middletown at 8 p m at the request for tapes. cal Center will offer the first in a Kings" and Girl with ESP" will LONG BRANCH - Families American Legion Hall. Route 36 Israeli airplanes engage in a two- series of Personal Stress Manage- be shown in the Children's Room of Anonymous, a fellowship for and Concord Avenue. Leonardo 50 years ago hour strafing attack on Syrian ment programs from 7:30 to 9 p.m. the public library at 3:30 p.m. No parents, relatives and friends of New members are welcoirie For Chicken thieves have been oper- positions near the summit of 9.200- in the Blaisdell Center for Health pre-registration or entrance fee is drug and alcohol abusers and further information, call Rose ating extensively around Freehold. foot Mt. Hermon The peak offers Resources. Seven more sessions required. children with behavioral problems, Marie Smith. One farmer has lost 20 chickens, a clear view of all the Syrian troop will follow, beginning on Thursday OCEAN — Ocean Township will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the evening. The classes will be limited Branch of the Monmouth County Chemical Dependency Center. HOLMDEL - The first CPR three turkeys, a gobbler and three emplacements on the Golan class at Bayshore Community Hos- guineas. Heights. to 30 participants and registration Library. Deal and Monmouth Chelsea Avenue. will follow the first session. roads, will have a book discussion pital begins at 7 p m in the hospital Dog racing is coming to Long EATONTOWN - Families boardroom. The Bayshore Area Branch by June 15, say* Meyer HAZLET — Registration begins at 11 am. "The World According to Anonymous, a fellowship for 5 years ago 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for vendor's space Garp" and "Hotel New Hamp- Cancer Network Volunteers will Goldberg of Jacksonville. Fla. parents, relatives and friends of meet at 8 p m in the cafeteria. For Goldberg has been awarded a lease In an interview for "Playboy" at the township-sponsored flea shire" will be discussed " drug and alcohol abusers and market to be held May 5 at the RUMSON — The Oceanic Free children with behavorial problems, further information, call the Con- on the property called Ocean Park, magazine, Cleveland Mayor Dennis sumer Education Department. and he plans to have 700-750 dogs at Kucinich says he'd rather see swim club parking lot in Veterans Library will show the film "Stuart will meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the the track for racing purposes. Woody Allen In the White House Memorial Park. For further infor- Little" from 3.30 to 4:15 p m. for First Presbyterian Church, 76 HAZLET - The Raritan Bay than Jimmy Carter. "I've met mation, call the Hazlet Recreation children in kindergarten through Wyckoff Road Town Criers Chapter ipf the Society President Carter several times." Commission. grade five. RED BANK - The Lions Club 20 years ago COLTS NECK - The Colts Neck LONG BRANCH - The Long will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Molly lor the Preseruumn inil_ En- Kucinich said, "and I personally couragement of. Barber'Shop A civil rights demonstration at find him a very engaging individ- Senior Citizens will meet at noon at Branch Public Library will show Pitcher Inn. the opening of the World's Fair puts ual, but I also believe that when the Colts Neck Reformed Church to the film "Tiftlbox Ballet" for pre- Earl Stout will show pictures of Quartet Singing in America will JOS people in jail and keeps attend- history is recorded, he may have hear a. concert of vocal and schoolers age three to five at 1:15 old Red Bank. have rehearsals each Tuesda) ;>t R ance at the first day's festivities trouble elbowing out some of our accordion music. Bring a sand- p.m. MIDDLETOWN - Former state p.m. at Raritan High School. lower than expected. Chanting more mediocre presidents." wich; dessert will be provided. RED BANK - A duplicate senator Joseph Azzolina will be the Middle Road. Hazlet B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1984 76ers hang tough behind Erving's 27

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. they have to think." period. The Nets had seven of their (AP) — Julius Erving uys he's Erving sank a driving basket 23 turnovers in the fourth quarter. hoping the Philadelphia 76ers have with 1 09 left and hit one of two free The 76ers looked as if they might made a U-turn and are headed throws 24 seconds later to give the pull away in the third quarter when toward a second straight world 76ers a 102-100 lead. Cheeks then they scored nine straight points to championship. intercepted Albert King's pass to take their biggest lead up to that Erving scored 11 of his game- Micheal Ray Richardson near mid- point at 76-69. But the Nets got their high 27 points in the fourth quarter court and converted it into a layup fast break going and scored seven as the 76ers defeated the New with 25 seconds remaining to give of the final nine points of the Jersey Nets 106-100 yesterday to Philadelphia a 104-100 advantage quarter to trim the deficit to 78-76 remain alive in the first round of Clint Richardson added a layup heading into the final period. the National Basketball Associa- with 12 seconds to play after Erving The 76ers battled back from a tion playoffs. made a steal. Erving closed out the nine-point deficit midway through "Maybe now we've righted scoring with two free throws with the second quarter to close the what's wrong and can go on from five seconds to play "Were trying Nets' lead to 53-51 at halftime. there," Erving said. to defend something that's ours," Toney's back-to-back baskets ig- Moses Malone had IS of his 21 Cheeks said. "We had to put some nited Philadelphia's 154 surge over points in the second half and added feeling into it. The emotion is there. the final six minutes of the half. 17 rebounds as the 76ers came back That's the key." Philadelphia rallied after the from the brink of elimination to cut Buck Williams led New Jersey Nets reeled off eight unanswered the Nets' lead in the best-of-five with 21 points and 17 rebounds, points to take a 45-36 lead, Rich- series to 2-1. while Richardson added 16 points ardson and Kelvin Ransey hit jump Maurice Cheeks added 19 points, and 11 assists. Darryl Dawkins also shots, Williams took a pass from including a crucial layup with 25 had 16 points for the Nets, who will Richardson for a layup and seconds to play after a steal, while face the 76ers in the fourth game of Dawkins dunked as the Nets capi- Andrew Toney had 17 points and the series Tuesday night at the talized on their fast break. Bobby Jones 14. Brendan Byrne Arena. A fifth Williams had 13 points and 11 "I wore my ring this trip and I game, if necessary, will be played rebounds in the first half, building don't usually do that," Erving said. Thursday night in Philadelphia his statistics mostly in the opening "I wore it to show the team how quarter. Richardson had 11 points, much it takes to win it." "There's no reason to begin soul- nine assists and three steals in the The 76ers are trying to become searching," Williams said. "We first half as he alternated between the first team in 15 years lo repeat played well. We rebounded well. point guard and off guard. as NBA champions. Everything is still in sync. We just Williams triggered the Nets' "We're just trying to survive. didn't make our foul shots." 29-25 first-quarter lead with II We're not worrying about repeat- The Nets converted nine of 21 points and seven rebounds. The 6- ing," Jones said. free throws, while the 76ers sank 24 foot-9 power forward scored nine AMoclmC.d Pr.M phOlO Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun- of 27. points in a 13-2 burst that included WATCHFUL EYES — Philadelphia 76ers" Andrew by New Jersey Nets' Michael Ray Richardson and ningham said: "For the first time "All we have to do is go out and 10 straight points as New Jersey Toney tries lo pass oil the ball as he is surrounded Darryl Dawkins. Sixers' Moses Malone looks on. (the Nets) are in a position where play well again on Tuesday night." turned a two-point deficit into a Williams added. 23-14 lead. But the 76ers. who went The 76ers built a six-point lead 3:05 without a point during the midway through the fourth quarter Nets' run. reeled off eight straight but the Nets stormed back behind points to whittle down New Jer- King does it again for Knicks King, who had 10 points in the final sey's lead NEW YORK I API - Bernard "There's a lot of guys who. when the second game, had 20 in liame the final seconds of the third King stayed on a roll, scoring a the pressure is on. poof, you don't 3 while Sparrow had 14. quarter to pull within 86-72. team postseason record of 46 points see them "Bill was in a fog the other night Detroit, despite the help for the second straight game, and "Bernard's a true superstar. and tonight he went in and estab- Tripucka and Isiah Thomas' 29 the New York Knicks held on in the When the game gets tight, he's lished a power game." said Brown points — all in the second half — second half for a 120-113 victory last right there, smack in the middle of of Cartwright. never got closer than seven points night over the Detroit Pistons in the the action. He wants the ball and "One guy's not going to beat us," in the fourth quarter. Tripucka National Basketball Association he's ready to shoot " said Kelly Tripucka. who led De- scored 19 and King 16 in the final playoffs King hit 19 of 27 shots from the troit with 40 points. "They have quarter. King had 16 points in the defense- field on the way to his second four other guys on the floor we have Cliff Levingston finished with 17 oriented first half that saw the straight 46-point game in the series to stop." for Detroit, making its first playoff Pistons score a season-low 36 points against Detroit. On Friday night, in King, who scored 36 and 46 points appearance in seven years. and fall behind New York by IB. a 113-105 loss to the Pistons. King as the teams split the first two In the nine games between New Then when Detroit more than broke Willis Reed's team playoff games in Detroit, hit 12 points in a York and Detroit this season. King doubled its production in the second record of 43. span of 3:04 in the third quarter has scored no fewer than 32 points. half. King responded to the "I had no idea how many I was after the Pistons had scored eight Cartwright hit three baskets to challenge with 30 of his own as the scoring." said King. "I really don't straight to help cut a 18-point trigger a 154 streak by the Knicks Knicks took a 2-1 lead in the best- care as long as we win the halftime deficit to 58-47 King's that gave them a 21-10 lead. New of-five first-round series that will ballgame. It's fantastic to be back spurt made it 73-54 and the Knicks York still led 26-16 at the end of the resume in New York Wednesday home and winning." went on to lead 84-59 with 1'* first quarter as Detroit made only night While King got little help from minutes to go in the period. seven of 23 shots in the period. "A lot of guys have the name his teammates in Game 2. support The Pistons, who hit only 32.6 The Pistons' shooting woes con- superstar' in front of their names from Bill Cartwright and Rory percent of their shots and scored a tinued in the second quarter as they and a lot of them don't deserve it." Sparrow spelled the difference. season-low 36 points in the first scored only 10 points in the first Knicks Coach Hubie Brown said Cartwright. held to six points in half, outscored the Knicks 13-2 in eight minutes. Healthy Walker carries Generals PITTSBURGH i AP i - A healthy Walker, whose fourth-quarter. 4- Sipe threw for just 107 yards, but and linebacker Jim LeClair. Herschel Walker and an unhealthy yard touchdown run rallied the found himself a winner inside Carano then had his fourth down Mike Rozier were the difference Generals to within 10-7 Three Rivers Stadium for the first pass intended for Greg Anderson yesterday as the New Jersey "It might have been a different time in his career In his decade batted down by Greg Johnson in the Generals, with the help of a last- outcome if he i Rozier i had stayed with the Cleveland Browns, he end zone and the Generals then minute goal line stand, rallied for in the game." Walker said. "It never won a game in Pittsburgh. were able to run out the clock. a 14-10 victory over the Pittsburgh might have been best for us from "That was a problem with my Walker, slipping and sliding on Maulers that standpoint that he didn't come former team, not me," Sipe said. the slippery artificial turf, ran for Walker gained a season-high 152 back." "But I was glad that we won so I 42 yards on seven carries and yards on 25 carries despite a Maurice Carthon's 16-yard scor- didn't have to hear about that jinx caught a 23-yard pass from Brian driving rainstorm and helped key a ing run with just over five minutes stuff any more " Sipe on a 73-yard Generals' scoring fourth-quarter rally that saw the left proved to be the game-winner, Walker, bothered by numerous drive midway through the fourth turnover-plagued Generals rally though the Generals. 7-2. had to injuries this season, said he quarter that cut the Maulers' lead from a 100 halftime deficit in the hold off the Maulers within the 5- "wasn't 100 percent " but wasto 10-7 United States Football League yard line in the final minute troubled more by the slick field Walker ran 4 yards for the score game "Pittsburgh must be snakebit or than he was his banged up with 8:30 remaining after his grab The anticipated duel between something." said New Jersey shoulders of Sipe s wobbly pass gave the Walker "and Rozier. the last two Coach Walt Michaels, noting the "The weather was terrrible." Generals a first down at the Heisman Trophy winners, never Maulers. 2-7. lost in the final Walker said "It was so wet. My Pittsburgh 15. materialized Rozier had to leave minute for the third week in a row shoes felt like they weighed 10 the game in the second quarter with "We tried our darndest to give it pounds apiece." The Maulers then were forced to '20 yards on five carries and never away with turnovers, but we stayed The Maulers, with Glenn Carano punt and the Generals, rebounding reappeared after suffering what basic and consistent and we never throwing for. two important first from last week's 20-3 loss to the doctors diagnosed as a mild con- let the game get out of hand. " said downs, marched to a third and 1 at Arizona Wranglers, needed just six cussion Michaels, who were stopped of- the Generals' 2 with 45 seconds to plays and a pass interference AUOCllIM •>!••• ptlOlO "I was very disappointed to see fensively by three second-period go when Amos Lawrence, subbing penalty to mount their eventual SPLASH DOWN — New Jersey Generals' Herschel Walker (34) him get hurt You always hate to turnovers. for Rozier. was thrown for a 4-yard game-winning scoring drive that splashes around right end past Pittsburgh Maulers' defender Jeff see .i great athlete injured." said Generals' quarterback Brian loss by cornerback Terry Daniels ended on Carthon's run. Delaney (41) during fourth quarter of yesterday's USFL game.

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Gianti t, Reas S Enos Cabell belted solo home runs Samuel had a pair of hlU, as the Houston Astros trimmed the Including his first borne run, batted SAN FRANCISCO - Jeff Atlanta Braves in a rain-plagued In two, scored three and stole two Leonard sent San Francisco ahead with a three-run homer in the third game. bases as the Phillies beat the New The game was delayed by rain York Mets 12-5 yesterday. inning and the Giants posted a victory over the Cincinnati Reds. for 41 minutes in the fifth inning Unbeaten Charles Hudson pitch- and held up again for 29 minutes in ed 61-3 Innings for his third victory. Giants Manager Frank Robinson fielded a greatly altered starting the middle of the sixth. He got relief help from Bill Reynolds broke a scoreless tie in Campbell and Al Holland Ron lineup which produced a season- high 17 hits off four Cincinnati the third when he smacked a 2-2 Darling, who worked five Innings pitch from Pete Falcone, 0-3, over, despite giving up six runs and fix pitchers. Gene Richards, starting in right field for the first time in his the right field fence. It was his hits in the first two, lost his second second of. the year. in three starts for the Mets. eight-year big league career, led the attack with four singles. Two outs later, Cabell hit his "I wanted him relaxed," Owens The Reds scored three runs in the first of the season, over the center said of Samuel. "I knew there was field fence on a 3-0 count. no way he couldn't do the job. top of the third to take a 3-1 lead, knocking San Francisco starter The homers were only the fourth "I had to let him know that there Mark Davis out of the game. Gary and fifth of the year for the Astros. was no gun at his head." Redus and Cesar Cedeno drove in Expos 4, Cardinal! 2 Samuel is hitting .280 and has runs with doubles, and the third run ST. LOUIS - Undefeated Bryn stolen 10 of the 20 bases credited to scored on a wild pitch by reliever Smith won his fourth game with the Phillies so far this season. Renie Martin. late relief help and Andre Dawson "He's the ideal leadoff man," Dodgers IS, Padres 7 drove in three runs with a homer Owens said. "He gets on base." LOS ANGELES - Mike and a single as the Montreal Expos Marshall rapped five hits and drove downed the St. Louis Cardinals. Samuel, who won the job after in six runs, and Steve Yeager drove Smith, 44, gave up eight hits, the Phillies released Joe Morgan In four runs to lead the Los Angeles struck out three and walked one in last winter, said Owens' strategy Dodgers over the San Diego 7 1-3 innings before needing relief has worked as planned. Padres. help from Gary Lucas. Lucas gave "It was a lot easier to relax Marshall's total included a pair up a run in the eighth on Darrell WHAT'S THE CALL — Philadelphia Phillies' Von Wendelstedt calls a balk on Mets' pitcher Ron knowing I have the job every day, of home runs that helped the Porter's sacrifice fly before Jeff Hayes, left, and New York Mets first baseman Keith Darling yesterday. knowing that if I go O-for-4 I'll be Dodgers to their third victory over Reardon came on in the ninth to Hernandez, right, watch as umpire harry in there the next dav." he said. the National League West Division record his fourth save. Rangers blank Yanks as scoreless streak hits 24 NEW YORK (AP) - During the going to come, but it's gotta come. Designated hitter Mickey Rivers and Squires relieved Burns with a wild pitch. off-season, Danny Darwin learned We had plenty of chances to break drove in the first run with a single two outs and runners on first and The A's picked up three runs in to throw a change-up and he's AMERICAN this game open." to center. George Wright singled in second. Tom Brookens filed out to the eighth with the help of two already beginning to see its results. "My changeup tailed away from another, and pinch hitter Pete left on Squires' second pitch to end Boston errors and an RBI single by "The batters don't look as steady LEAGUE all their left-handed hitters," said O'Brien capped the scoring by the inning. Mike Heath. up at the plate as they used to," Darwin, who also throws a fastball lining a two-run single to right as Red Sox 12, Ai 8 Twins 6, Orioles 1 said the 28-year-old right-handed son followed with two innings of and slider. "I never felt like I was Texas sent nine batters to the plate. BOSTON - Tony Armas lined BALTIMORE - John Butcher, pitcher, who scattered seven hits hitless relief. in trouble." Yankee starter Shane Rawley, three hits, including a two-run who has a history of success over seven innings yesterday in the "We don't have the big name Darwin forced Butch Wynegar who hadn't pitched since April 5, triple during a six-run fourth in- against Baltimore, checked the Texas Rangers' 4-0 victory over the pitchers," said Darwin, "but we into an inning-ending double play threw two-hit ball for seven innings ning, and rookie Jackie Gutierrez, Orioles on six hits and pitched the New York Yankees. can pitch." with the bases loaded in the fourth before he was yanked. Rich Gedman and Mike Easier Minnesota Twins to a victory. "His off-speed pitch really made Texas hurlers shut out the Yan- and got Willie Randolph to fly out "I thought he had gone long belted homers, powering the Bos- The defeat gave Baltimore's the difference," said Texas catcher kees for two straight games and with two men on in the seventh. enough," said Berra. "I only want- ton Red Sox to a victory over the defending world champions a 4-11 Ned Yost. "He always had the hard have not allowed a New York run "Each time I think they guessed ed him to go 100 pitches.(Rawley Oakland A's. record, tying Baltimore's 1955 and stuff and now they have to look for for 24 consecutive innings. Satur- wrong," said Yost. "That's how had thrown 102 pitches.)" Designated hitter Dave Kingman 1982 teams for the worst start in the something else. He made the day, starter Frank Tanana and good Danny was out there." Texas converted a freak double ac.Mnved for three of the five runs team's history. important outs look easy." Dave Tobik defeated New York 1-0. The Rangers broke a scoreless play in the bottom of the eighth off Boston starter Dennis Butcher is 2-1 for the season, Darwin, 2-0, walked two and "We're not getting the timely deadlock with four runs in the inning. Following a one-out walk to Eckersley, 1-2, with his sixth and with both of his victories over struck out two in his stint, throwing hit," said New York Manager Yogi eighth inning off relievers Jose Steve Kemp, pinch hitter Don seventh homers of the season. Baltimore. He also hurled a one- 103 pitches. Left-hander Mike Ma- Berra. "I don't know when it's Rijo, 0-1, and Dale Murray. Baylor popped a short fly ball to The Red Sox, in winning for just hitter last season over the Orioles, right. With second baseman Wayne the second time in 10 games, took against whom he has a 34 lifetime Tolleson on the ground, the ball a 2-0 lead in the first two innings, mark. bounced out of the webbing of his despite having three runners Butcher, who allowed just three glove and into hands of right fielder thrown out at the plate. Boston singles through seven innings, lost Branchers bounce back; Larry Parrish, who ran in and scored in the first on an error by his shutout with two outs in the stepped on first base for a 44 left fielder Rickey Henderson and ninth when Cal Ripken belted his double play. added another run in the second on fifth home run of the season. Tolleson said the ball popped out a single by Jerry Remy. Mike Boddicker, a 16-game win- when his glove hit an outfield water The Red Sox exploded for six ner as a rookie last season, walked Manasquan remains atop sprinkler. runs off starter Steve McCatty, 2-1, six batters during his 5 2-3-inning Berra argued about the play and and Chris Codiroli in the fourth. stint as he dropped to 0-3. The Long Branch High School is the ace of the staff. He has a 2-1 basketball title and could do it was ejected. Singles by Gedman, Reid Nichols With two outs in the Minnesota baseball team was struggling dur- record with his only off-day coming again in baseball. Tigers 9, White Sox 1 and Gutierrez scored one run and second, Tom Brunansky reached on ing the early part of the season. The in a 134) rout from Rumson-Fair Middletown South (6-2) is in fifth another came across on fielder's an infield single and moved to Branchers had dropped sucesstve DETROIT - Kirk Gibson belted Haven. place in the poll. The Eagles had a a two-run homer and Chet Lemon choice grounder by Remy. A double second on a walk to Gary Gaetti. games to Middletown South and "They hit everything he threw," six-game win streak snapped Satur- by Dwight Evans and an intentional Second baseman Lenn Sakata Rumson-Fair Haven and were trail- went 4for-4 to lead an 18-hit assault Weinstein said. "It was just one of day when they lost to Marlboro, 9-8, against five Chicago pitchers, in- walk loaded the bases. Remy dashed in to field a twisting ing St. John Vianney, 9-0 after four those days. Doug's breaking pitch in extra Innings. scored on a fielder's choice grounder by Mickey Hatcher, and innings in a Shore Conference "B" cluding infielder Mike Squires, as is his 'out' pitch. He uses his fast No. 7 Matawan Regional (5-3) the Detroit Tigers thumped the grounder by Jim Rice and Easier his throw past first baseman Eddie Division North game. ball to set up the batter and then scored Evans with a single. Armas Murray allowed Brunansky to But the Wave failed to give up moves into the Top 10 for the first White Sox. comes back with the curve." time. The Huskies are followed by completed the outburst with his score. The play was scored as a that day. Juan Berenguer, seeing his first two-run triple. single and an error on Sakata. "We rallied to win that game, Steve Muh, a (-4 junior Mater Dei (4-2), Christian Brothers action of the 1984, allowed just two lefthander, has a 3-1 record and his Academy (5-3) and Freehold Town- hits in seven innings to get the Gutierrez hit his first major Kent Hrbek and Dave Engle 13-9, and that has been the turning ship (4-3). league homer off Oakland reliever singled to open the sixth, and Hrbek point of the season," Brancher best pitch is a fast ball. Both Muhs victory. He struck out seven and walked one. Reliever Aurelio Lopez Jeff Bettendorf in the fifth and scored on a sacrifice fly by Randy coach Paul Weinstein said. "It gave are also good hitters. Another big game this week will Gedman lined his second homer Bush. Three more walks, the last to the kids confidence." Third baseman John Wells (.450) take place Wednesday when Man- gave up one hit in the eighth and Willie Hernandez gave up two more into the right field stands in the Tim Teufel, forced home another The Branchers (6-2) have won and catcher Nick Massaro (.350) asquan battles Central Regional in sixth. Easier hit his two-run homer, run and Tom Underwood relieved five games in a row using the are the leading hitters on the team. a key "B" South contest. Leiter is hits in the ninth as the Tigers his second, off Keith Atherton in Boddicker to retire Darrell Brown. strong pitching of Doug and Steve Both have good power along with expected to take the mound in this improved their record to 12-1, best the eighth. the Muh brothers. in the majors. - i The Twins made it 54 in the Muh and have moved up three game if he has recovered from his Ater Kingman's leadoff homer in eighth when pinch hitter Lenny places to fourth in the second Daily The only question mark for the remarkable effort last Thursday Squires, a left-hander, started the game at first base and moved the fifth, the A's scored twice more Faedo reached on Murray's error, Register Top 10 poll of the season. Branchers now is the defense. against Wall. on a double by Mike Davis, a single Brunansky walked, Gaetti bunted Unbeaten Manasquan (7-0) tops "The defense hasn't been as good The Top 10 includes all games to third base to start the eighth. The Tigers pounded reliever Britt by Donnie Hill, a single by Hen- for a hit to load the bases and the poll once again with Marlboro as it was the past couple of years," played through Saturday. derson, breaking a 0-15 slump, and Hatcher delivered a two-run single. (6-1) winners of six in a row Weinstein said. "But it is getting Burns for five runs in the eighth better. Both Muhs are averaging remaining second. Wall (3-1-1), Dally Register Top II Baseball Poll coming off Thursday's remarkable about 10 strikeouts a game and that makes it easier on the defense." 1. Manasquan (7-0) 13-inning scoreless tie with Central 2. Marlboro (6-1) Regional in which Ed Leiter of The Branchers are leading the "B" North with a 5-1 record. They 3. Wall (3-1-1) Central struck out 32 batters and 4. Long Branch (6-2) Wall's Jim Spinapont fanned 18. play Red Bank Regional Wednes- day and then have a key conference 5. Midd. South (6-2) "I didn't expect us to have the 6. R. B. Catholic (6-2) hitting we have now," Weinstein game with No. 6 Red Bank Catholic Friday. The Caseys (6-2) have a 4-1 '7. Matawan Reg (5-3) said. "We had a lot of new faces in 8. Mater Dei (4-2) the lineups and the kids are conference mark are just one-half game behind the Branchers. The 9. CBA (5-3) beginning to jell." 10. Freehold Twp (4-3) DOUR Muh, a senior righthander, two teams shared the "B" North Finn receives scholarship PROVIDENCE - Former Mater The clinic will feature Drs. Dei High School basketball stand- Edward Rubin and Allen Levy as out Kathy Finn, the tri-captain of COUNTY well as William Battershall of St. Providence College's women's Peter's College and Gordon LeMat- basketball team, has been awarded BRIEFS ty of ther Union Public Schools. a J2.000 scholarship for post gradu- Kanaby stated that the agenda ate study at the university of will be of special interest to professional school of her choice, it athletic directors, coaches, train- HAZLET - Gary Kamil and Ed ers and school nurses. was announced last week by the Wright of the Fitness Factory of NCAA Post-graduate Scholarship Hazlet, will present the Jersey Further information may be Committee. Classic IV Physique Championship abtained from NJSIAA head- "Considering the number of May 12 at the Raritan High School quarters in Robbinsville. potential candidates across the auditorium. It will get underway at RUMSON - Pam White of Red country," said Walt Byers of the 7 p.m. Bank, a member of the Barn- NCAA, "this award stands as a The competition will feature stormers Gymnastics Club of significant honor for the student over 100 male and female body- Rumson, has signed a letter of and a tribute to Providence Col- builders from the tri-state area intent to attened Kent State Univer- lege." along with local talent. sity in Ohio. Finn, who set almost every Tickets and information may be White has been a Class I gymnast school record for the PC women's obtained at the Fitness Factory, for the past four years with her basketball team, is the only athlete Rt. 35 in Hazlet. specialty being the all-around. (male or female) to receive the SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. - Providence College "Athlete of the EAST RUTHERFORD - Ex- Junior goalie J.R. Hussey of Year Award" twIce.She has been ecutive Director Robert F. Kanaby Rumson has recored 27 saves for on the PC Dean's list for seven of the New Jersey State Inter- the men's varsity lacrosse team at successive semesters and currently scholastic Athletic Association an- Skidmore College. sports a 3.65 grade point average nounced a Spring clinic on "Trends BETHANY, W.V. - Stacy Including a perfect 4.0 lasat in Sports Medicine" to be held in Matulewicz of Leonardo is a mem- semester. She will graduate Magna conjunction with the State Athletic ber of the Bethany College Cum Laude with a psychology Directors Association May 14 at the women's Softball team. PERFECT GAME — Montreal Expos' pitcher against the St. Louis Cardinals in St. Louis Saturday degree. She ranks 52nd In a class of Quality Inn (formerly Holiday Inn) Matulewicz, a freshman, plays David Palmer, left, celebrates with catcher Bobby night. The game was called due to rain. in North Brunswick. third base for the Bisons. Ramos after pitching a five inning perfect game B4 The Darty Register MONDAY, APRIL 23.i9W MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Barkley rises at Olympic Trials Tuesday along with 71 others who BLOOMINGTON. bid. (AP) - Fullerton State, Tyrone Corbin of Roosevelt Chapman, also cut, hope to represent the United States DePaul, Louisville's Lancaster was still around, waiting to go back MATWMALUMM Auburn's Charles Barkley weigh* to Dayton with his coach, Don in Los Annies this summer. •MTDMMON 27S pounds and may not be in the Gordon, St. John's Chris Mullin, Donoher today. Knight listed Chap- "I told him if I reported at 215, best of shape, but he's a lot better Chuck Person of Auburn all had man as an alternate in case he was I'd be In bad shape," said Barkley. off physically than some other foot, ankle or thigh injuries. 571 needed to fill in Saturday or Sunday Pizza, chicken and shrimp are Ciwago candidates for the U.S. Olympic Georgetown's Patrick Ewing was M3 suffering from congestion. nights. Chapman wasn't needed his favorites, earning him such SI Lou* 4M basketball team. PifltDurgh 367 No update report was given on Saturday night. nicknames as Bread Truck, Boy A slew of injuries and illness Oklahoma's Wayman Tisdale, who Through it all, though, Barkley Gorge, the Round Mound of Re- SanDago following Saturday night's bound and the Leaning Tower of Lot " Ik aggravated an Achilles tendon or kept going strong. Many players doubleneader, prompted Olympic SanF, )» Georgia's Vern Fleming, who in- were impressed with his strong Pizza. 4 Trials officials to modify last jured an ankle Saturday night. play all week, especially his leaping night's plans. Each game of the "People say I eat a lot but I « None of the athletes was ruled ability despite all that bulk. Tl doubleheader consisted of four really don't," he said. "I eat all the out of Sunday night's contests — the He and Michael Jordan of North time." PIMMUpl* 12. Na» VOA 2 CMcago eight-minute quarters instead of 20- • »»»,. O last opportunity for candidates who Carolina scored 19 points apiece in p I. CNcaoo i minute halves. CaMand 3. Kantaa CHy 2 leading the White over the Blue Despite a back injury on and off Sin Dtago 9. Lot Angalat 6 CaMMa I. toromo 4 hope to avoid today's cutdown, Cincinnati S. San Franciaco 4 93-74 in Saturday's second game. during the 1984 season Barkley was Monnal 6-4. SI Loun 3 0. 2nd gama. i m«ngi. Taut 1. NOT Vort 0 Guard Terry Porter of Wiscon- when the squad will be reduced to ram sin-Stevens Point came down with about IS. Gordon's 16 points paced the Blue named the Southeastern Con- Homkm 4. ABan» 3 Oat land I. Boalon 2 ' ONM 4, CNcago i chicken pox, it was discovered The final 12-player team will be over the White 81-86 in the opener ference's Player of the Year. He Saturday. Montana forward Larry chosen before the July 14 deadline. before a capacity crowd of 17,182 at led the SEC in rebounding the past I 12. Nao YOU i -s. CWVoa 9. CNcago 1 Krystkowlak's ailment has been Things got so bad that Coach Indiana University's Assembly three years and averaged 15.1 Houtlon 3, Atlanta 1 Karaaa Oy • Oawtjnd. ppd. ran diagnosed as a virus. Late Saturday Bobby Knight's staff recalled two Hall points 9 5 rebounds and shot 64 Montaal 4, St. Louit 2 CaWomia t, Tom* S P'tWHjrgh at Chicago, ppd. ram Trnaa 4. Nao York 0 night, it was thought he also had players who had been among the 40 When Barkley talked to Knight percent from the field in 19(4. Lot Angalat IS. San Dttgo 7 chicken pox. San Franciaco ». CMmnat 9 cut Saturday morning. last summer, the coach told him to "I came here out of shape," said TaOaftQaiait . a. pa*, ratn Yesterday afternoon's medical Dell Curry of Virginia Tech was report to the trials camp at 215 Barkley. who said his best playing Naw vcxk (Tantit 2-0) at Honnal (Laa Ml. 1 OS THHt'aOaMa weight is 250-280. "But I felt if I had p.m report also said: tracked down in the Pittsburgh pounds. T.Mat (Hough I-1) at Panama (Smew* 2-01 Chicago ISandarton t-l) at Si lou* (LaPoim 1-2). the heart to put out, I could make SaaW (Moo.1 1-11 • Toronto (SnaB 2-0) UCLA's Kenny Fields had a airport en route home. He returned Barkley, a 6-foot-6 Junior, 8 35 p.m. Oakland ISonraaxi 1-2) at MlhauMl (Pontr 0 0). it." San Francitco (Robnaon 2-1) at San Oiago lower leg injury and Leon Wood of to play Saturday night. weighed 284 when he showed last MMraaM (WUUrna 1-2) at DaMI (Morrla 3-01. {Haotina I 01 '0 05 p.m. Calilornla IZann 2-0) • Button {OttOa 0-2), Houllon {Krwppar i-1) at Lot Angalat (Wa4cn 1 -2). Kanaaa cty inock 3-0) at Naw York (NWuo 3-0) 10:39 gi> Balwnora (Palmar 0-2) at Chicago (Satv« 0-2). Only gamta achadulad Twaaday't Oamaa Twaaday a Oamat Kanaat Oty tl Na» Vort. Na» Voik at Montreal. 1:09 p.m. Ta«at aCknaland Pinabuigh at Pniiadalpn«, 739 p.m. Oakland at Mihcuhaa. Cincinnati at Atlanta. 7 40 p.m Faldo captures Heritage Classic Saana at Toronto. Chicago at SI Loui«. 9.39 p.m. Mmnaaola al OMroU San Francitco at San D*go. 10 05 p.m. Calilornia at Boalon stopped on the edge of a bunker. Bean and Chip Beck were next at HouUon at Lot AngaM. 10 35 p.m HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. "It hurts to play that well and not Baltimort al Chicago 278. Sutton and Beck each had a 70 (AP) - Tom Kite's blistering win," Kite admitted, but said it was Using a putter, he ran it back to and Bean moved up with a 67. challenge, five birdies in the first 12 a much milder disappiontment than within tap-in distance while Kite Tom Watson, a runner-up in the holes, did not surprise Nick Faldo, in the Masters. watched from beside the green. Masters and twice a winner on the MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES who won the Sea Pines Heritage "I was really down there, really Faldo, a three-time British PGA Harbour Town Links he called Classic golf tournament by a single down," he said. "I didn't play as champion, pushed his American "everybody's favorite course," had MMMMT««| stroke yesterday. well as I can there. earnings for the year to 1144,705 a 75 and drifted back to 282 •aw vomit) —1 (IIakrkM "This is a lot different. I hit 16 and secured for himself a place in akrKM "I knew Tom was going to make Defending champion Fuzzy atckH DBmtmcl 4 000 SaUait 30 00 greens, didn't make a bogey, shot Rivtrs dh Slit flndlpn 2b 4 0 0 0 such prestige events as the Tour- Zoeller struggled to a 77-285. RMMla 5 1 I 0 Bmbrypn I 000 a run," Faldo said after his no- 66. When you do that and somebody Wtrd II 3 10 0 Onlky It 4 0 10 HIM 10 5 12 0 SltaOyd 40 00 nament of Champions and the QWngmn 3 111 Karon bogey round of 69 had blunted Faldo, a 4-stroke leader when 20 10 Englac 4 12 1 nvunit 4 111 beats you, there's not much you can World Series of Golf. BBaOb 30 10 Otmonot. play started, hit his approach to 39 00 Bom 0" 2 0 0 1 EMurry 1b 40 10 Kite's charge and secured his first do about it." LAPrinn 40 00 BayW ph 1000 Faadoon 2 10 0 lownam« 4020 American PGA Tour victory, and Kite, a winner of the Doral Open about four feet and made birdie on Hottttif 10 3 0 0 0 Mamgly rl 40 10 2 2 10 Singnndh 30 10 0Bi«n Ib 10 12 SmaMy 30 30 10 1 3 0 10 ORonck n 3000 the first by an Englishman on U.S. Kite, twice a Vardon Trophy earlier this season and eagerly the first hole. 'IMC 40 0 0 VVajarc 40 10 ss 3022 Wane 30 10 soil since Tony Jacklin won the winner, came from four shots off seeking his first two-victory But, with Kite moving at him, he ToUfn » 4 12 0 Rtmon u 30 10 200 1 TOUI3P 2000 Greater Jacksonville Open in 1972. Anoninu 20 00 OMOttncI 30 10 HaKntrll 1000 the pace in cloudy, hazy weather, season, again came up just a little could do no better than reel off a TauWJt) D^yarpn *i«Uln U 10 0 0 RayM3» 00 00 and tied Faldo for the lead with a string of 13 consecutive pars. Tatak mil TaMa bit short. He had to be content with J1 « 7 0 mil Tat* m*i "Tom made it a tough day," said Taiaa ata iI (4*-4 birdie on the 12th hole. a $43,200 check for second place. Eventually, Kite got a share of Ha»»oi« oat i i-1 Faldo, 26, the leading golfer in I tW- i i— i the top. Oaaw WtoMnf Ml - Khan (1L Europe last year. But Faldo, winner of five Euro- Dr. Gil Morgan, a non-practicing DF-Taiat J LO»-T.| I, Faldo continued to play steadily, pean titles last season, regained (4LTal optometrist who tied for second but couldn't get a putt to fall. "I knew I had to shoot under par. «"^» t! sole control of the top spot with a last week in Augusta, Ga . again Tataa He missed from about six feet on I had to keep going forward. You six-foot putt for birdie-4 on the 15th, 3ai»m W.2-0 7 7 came from well back to claim a the 12th. He missed from about the 4aton 2 0 can't shoot par or one over and win then parred in from there — all he share of third. He had a closing 66 same distance on the next. mm Ilk over here. needed to do to collect $72,000 from 03D CaotUlD 4 111 RRmnia thrilled to bits." mirm cl 3 0 10 LtHOnn 4 122 dull 5 0 4 1 Wtngtirl 20 10 Iioo*s3b 4 0 0 0 GWilton If 3000 Mopnrycl S 0 1 0 Wltton rjh 10 00 ST. PETERSBURG, 4 0 00 CampMlp 00 0 0 40 10 Oaroarp 0000 He won it with a 270 total, 14 iiMonic Knigni3b Fla. (AP) - Vicki Fergon, OPEN 7 A.M. 10 10 4000 lading p 2 0 0 0 Ltjctn on G«nt> 2b 2 0 0 0 Murphycl under par and matching the record •ooowp" 10 0 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 DSrmtnp 00 00 Homar3D 40 10 winning for the first time did* [i 0 0 0 0 VHayat cl 4 2 10 *t«.ngpn 10 0 0 CnrnM 1b 4 111 on the difficult, deeply-respected 40 00 in five years, fired a 69 ttub pn 10 00 Virgilc 4 100 Runup 0 000 RoyUtr2b Harbour Town Golf Links FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 'Ikp 0 0 0 0 OtJMiilH 42 3 2 Winop 0 0 0 0 Bantdicl c 30 00 yesterday eased past Betsy 3 112 1 000 Hudtonp Aslityc 10 10 Fakom p King and Hollis Stacy to GOiOMfl 10 00 KaynkMU 3 111 Jiontnpn 10 00 Kite, a title-contender in the Mill I TOOK Mil 14 11 N«krop 2 0 00 MtMarp 00 00 capture the f 150,000 LPGA 00 00 Masters last week until he hit into iaaVerk Doran2b 2 110 Fomtrp S&H Classic by one stroke. l» an 4U-1I Ptrryll 10 10 the water on the 12th hole, applied Gtma Winning P-Bi -Sarrutl (3) Ml 19 1 Tatala M 1 9 1 The 1979 Lady Stroh's I 991- I the pressure with a brilliant effort, E-G«dar««e DP-New Voik I L0B-nM> vork 9. champion started the day Tmaotipnn 7 2B- DtJtaui. Hudton. Scnmidl a no-bogey. S-under-par 66 and IR-Stmual III. SHMarry |4). LtHovt 121. Makiuak finished with a 271 total two shots behind third- 2) SB-SMwMiry (51 Stmutl 1 HO). VHayat (4) 1-OlnMr, KnlaM UW- round tri-leaders King, lt> HIIIIIU "I played well," Kite said GOOD/YEAR m napitm in. eajM (1). Nan yam M-WaiMng—i I ID. •-"« Stacy and Ayako Okamoto tailing L.t-2 5 9 "I have no complaints. I wish the and finished with a 72-hole idio» 2 4 •—••vans, results had been different, of total of 13-under-par 275 •MUOW.2 3 5 2 OSrnlh 2 2 course, but Nick played well. He over the 6,023-yard RiiNa 1-3 I Pasadena Yacht & Golf 12 3 I OiPnoS.3 123 0 did what he had to do 0 Club course. WP-Tdfo. BK-Darling T-2 30 A- 20.349 FHcontL.0-3 5 MaMf 213 King, who sent a 9-foot :INCINNATI(I| 23 0 ForiHr putt for birdie on the 18th IAN flUN (I) Garbar 2 krhM akiKM T-2 27 A-4.991 hole just right of the cup, ••WHO 3 110 Richrdtri 5 2 4 0 SCHEDULE ladut ii 4 111 Kuipf 2b was next at 276, while two- Well Take 40 12 ^danod 4 111 DBattrll 4 13 0 time defending champion \Pt«ei ib 4 110 COtvitn 0 10 0 0MUM0I9) wtnidicl 4 110 Oinar tb 4 12 1 Stacy was two shots off the :ncpcnu 5 0 2 0 STnpm Ib •wroNim 100 0 akrkW Mowaii al ...... Bnck 110 am | pace at 277. LUBE, OIL CHANGE •mm a 4 0 12 Ltonfd cl 52 23 RHndtnll 40 10 Rtm,2b 4 112 Henry Hudton al Rad Bank Rag Alice Miller shot a 66 and Good Care 0 0 0 0 VngbU 36 5 0 2 I Moipny et SO 00 Drfvntrt H«unpn 4 2 10 SI John Vitnnay at Malar Oai ft FILTER 10 0 0 Pinrnn 3b 0 0 0 0 2 110 climbed to fourth place, WfMio C 10 0 0 N'cowac 50 00 Boggt3b Manaiapan at Long Branch 4 112' LtniUdSb 4 10 0 Rica II 5 111 Hoimdai al Includes up to live quarts '0O«p CBA three strokes behind ' 0 0 0 0 Mullrni u 2 110 BocMt Ib 4 2 10 EtWK ID 4 2 23 Mrdd South al Rumaon-FH oil 0 0 0 0 MOtvtp 10 0 0 vtlktr on Kngmndh 4 2 2 3 Armaidn 50 3 2 MKM North at RB Catholic Fergon, and Donna Caponi Special diesel oil and filler )WOnh p 0 0 0 0 RHartinp 1 0 0 0 Burnt pr 0 I 0 0 Gtdman c 4 3 2 1 fiaanoM al Marlboro — at 9-under par 279 - Of Your Car type may result in extra UUy3D 0 0 0 0 Larcn p 10 10 HDtMrl 3 120 NicnoHcl 4 12 0 Si Roaaat 14 Atbury Paik charges •atlora p t 0 0 0 lavtMp 0 0 0 0 Hamc 4 0 2 1 Gutrnia 4 12 2 Manaaquan at finished fifth, despite tak- 2 0 10 Ocean luldanc OH* it 3 111 •wit Track ing a two-stroke penalty rtv.no C 1000 Mancckpn 100 1 Rad Bank Rag al for playing the wrong ball GUARANTEED M 11 4 TaMM IT 917 I 00 00 Howall al Matawan Rag » 9 11 TaMa • nun Midd Norm at on the 16th hole. 194 1M Oil- I »" FraahoU Twp W m 9M- I Marlboro II Midd Souin OaiM Winning Ml - laOMrt |1| 119 911 011-11 12 MONTH TUNE UP E-Ptilort, Cidano. Lawlaaa, Kulpar Fergon, who won $22,500 Oam winrtnt Ml - Dana. Rao Bank Rag at. Henry HudtOn Electronic Ignition Systems IK-Ctidmall 1. Ian 'faMlaca 2. LOfj- CMcKwM 1-RHtrHlnan. Catlar. lana. »>- OaUaM 1, to boost her 1984 earnings 1, 9an Franciaco I. 2*-IMMa, MK Cadano, Mlgi Donovan al Malar Dai •aaM 1. lOt-daaJand I. hw r. a-HOMa, Rt"ttn at Si John to 128.846. bogeyed the first •auaahoMar, OaaMr. HR-laaMirJ (I), Ucatla (1). OvtHM. M- AIM. |W-«|||MI 1 (T). OMIatnl IB I»-Concapcion (4), LatMaa 14). CDaMa (1). ... Long Branch hole but finished with four '34*38 42 • » HMIHU birdies on the front nine to l» HIIIHU R B Catholic at Hoimdai 4-cyl 6-cyl 8-cyl make the turn tied with McCanyl.2-i . .3 3 I Brick at Howtll 110 am) • Includes 3 free engine analyses, 'Htort L.0-2 King at 13-under-par adjustments and part replacements Wrtr Coding Red Bank Rag al Henry Hudson Miter Dai al SI John (II am) within one year i* " • - 2 King, winner of last iSrruth 2 Kayport Bl • Rarilan • Check charging, starting, engine sys- Manaiapan at Long Branch month's Women's Kemper San Frtncttco tems Install new spark plugs Set timing EckanlyWt 2 Midd South at Rumaon-FH Open, lost her share of the IDavil 2 Claat ' • Adjust carburetor, where applicable IMtn.nW.1-0 R B Catholic al MKM North 22-3 StanlayS.2 Asbury Park al • lead with a bogey on No. 22-3 . Mtrlooro (Extra charge if removal is necessary I •tit HcCtny iMcntd to 2 barm m 4». Cur pucnad lo ' k 230000 10. Stacy, meanwhile, avtwS.3 Hoimdai« Rad Bank Rag Warranted 12 Full Months MDavii pitcned to 3 btntri m 3rd HBP-RHandtnon Oy Claar WP-E«tnWy C«M> birdied the hole to go 13- WP-RManin BK-Pau»t T-3I3 A-16.050 Matawan Rag 929EST PB-H4«h T-2 39 A- 13.J74 Freehold Twp under and atop the leaderboard with Fergon. GUARANTEED GOODYEAR "40" Fergon, an eighth-year BATTERY pro with career winnings of DISC BRAKE MEADOWLANDS TONIGHT 1258.706, took sole pos- $ session of the lead when SERVICE Stacy bogeyed No. 12 and 1«: FKI, M.000 6 My Guy Jo (O'Donneli) 6-1 39 6 Brave Taut (Caao) 10-1 held a two-shot advantage 1 Lo.i«r> Minovvr (C*vnpt»ll) 8-1 9 Brets Pmecone (Allen) 25-1 7 Lido Dazeray (Vercruytaei 4-1 Installed Group 2 AH Trip (King) 10-1 to vibeftdo (Fits) .. 5.2 B Li»to*o (OuBo-s) 8-1 after King and Stacy both Sizes 22F 24 24F 3 Suptf Escort Girl (O'Donnali) 3-1 «fi: Trot. IM.0M II semi metallic 4 Bundywin* SkipOtr iNo Dnvff) B-1 dropped a stroke with 1 Niimot Ernie (Tomlm) .. 2-1 i2- Him. »*ee. WJM. Ctrni $ disc pads are 5 intCfutlW. (H«rn#rj . 6-1 2 Sandy Casey (Herman) B-1 1 Flamboyant A (Gagliardij bogeys on the par 3, 156- CrtJII CM untalmca Itr required add $14 MMMIM malt. Pick aa aa 5 Jennifers Song (C«M» 15*1 3 Bootoo (Jones) lO-t 2 Clay Hanover (L) (Mann) 6-1 yard 13th. JJ^J^ ; Ol Ruth,* Dear iCampbtil) . 9-2 4 Ktih Crown (Cormier) 10 1 ippllClllon M» al roar natllr 3 Much! Leddw (Fontaine) 3-4 79 Goofyt.r rtlilltr 9 Libbyt Lucky Lady (No Drivtrl 20-1 5 Hit Recording (Alien) fl-1 4 Berry* Star (Bntton) 19-1 .....^- i Romancm {No Driver) 20-1 6 Cleuy Rogue (Walfner) . 8-1 5 Bo Scon Bill (No Drive*) 8-1 King, who shot a 72, 10 Stwtwygtn (H fihon) ...... 4-1 7 wee Janet (Raffibone)..... is-1 1 Embatay Effort (No Driver) 8-1 shaved a stroke off New front disc pads, repack front 2nd: Trtt. in 0OO 8 Tilttny Star (ManiD...... 8-1 7 Timely Boiler (L) (No Driver).. . 9-2 1 rwvwi NotW (Piulino) 9-2 9 Duenna (Dancer) 2-1 8 Den E Doughboy (Case) 12-1 Fergons lead with a birdie wheel bearings, resurface front rotors I Georgt Revonah (Turcone) 5-1 7ft: Nn, 1*000 9 Travel Agency {Catal on No. 15, but couldn't Conventional rear-wheel drive vehi- Goodyear Tires And I Manhattan (O'Donnall) 3-1 1 Karens Kaafi (Campbell) 10 Garr«on KnigM (Oonertyl cles Prices vary for front-wheel drive I Limbo Jot (Procino) B-1 . 8-12 Ewy Ergns F.ni iLeCeuee) ... 10-1 move any closer as both Auto Service For More i Florida Sun (WebsMr) 4-1 3 Georgia Road (Procmo) 6-' golfers matched par the Caliper overhaul S19 each if needed Good Years In Your Car i Bright Sword (No DrivtfJ ... 15-1 4 Br*dal Party (Manyi) 12-1 Hydraulic service will be recom- SELECTIONS rest of the way. ' Sam Newton (Herman) 15-1 5 Port (Deuptetee) 8-1 mended for safe operation I Srture L*e Me (Story) ... 1*>1 8 Secluded (McNichol) to-' 1 — Inscrutable. DI Ruthie Dear, An Gonnvfrir wite 4 ]igni t Key We (DePmto) 10-1 t0 Sweet Tanvttbon (Ptutmo) 20-1 the second women to win Florida Sun Hue*? amt vans •mjiiue *rin stoic Trsnaqf f "hauling iiei.ni • ;ii ' MaiKi Birtnday (H Fibon) ...... 20-1 •ft: Pat*. SIMM three straight S&H tour- eacrt suvice anc m, appticatniiTv m your cv hira ;nai«v, "\i» I Schitfir David (Preifie.) . .. 19-1 1 NMMfc (Levy) 72 3 - Idas Baron. H H Lehigh. Solo nc 'ouuiteo it» MTommendefl tidfis ur smites *rncr. ve imi naments. Kathy Whitworth I Patting Lane (Pfotinol .. 12-t 2 PetrotfoHars (OOorweii) a-t Knollo K 'iciuflffi as ua SotO Know K (Piulino) ...... 8-1 6 A t a n 1 1 ( C o p e 1 a n d ) Stacy fell three shots Mdat Baron (H Fiton) 3-1 9-27 Cherl.ee Bunny (No Omer) 10-1 5 - Dickens Lobell. Firebrand. behind Fergon when she t0 Lil Canoe (Moraeyev) 4-1 8 Cletuc Reward (Quartarotol 20-1 Sugar Breeze 4Mi: MM, lio.eoe, an*, 9 Aug#e Escort (Donerty) 0-1 bogeyed No. 16. She fin- C — Duenna. Classy Rogue. Tiffany GOODLY EAR i Molly Collins (O'DonneN) . .... 9-2 10 Flaahy D e vi 1 (PIe1 t 1 e fI ished the day on a positive » Et Yankee (O'Donnflli) 10-1 20-1 8ft: •eee. SI 2.0Oe. Cfte*. Hup. Star note with a birdie on the i HMS Whaia (Ctae) 8-1 1 Km Dillon (I) oht (QaHaghen 6 I 3 wnaanda Berat (Wins) 10-1 Westgate Princess round of 73. i J Gi Burner (Webster) 8-1 4 Horn (Wabtlarl 12-1 Owned and Operated by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company ' Tribute (Marshall! 4-1 5 Slrono Sam [L| IWabWKI »-l t - Jefs Triumphant. AUnli. Okamoto, winner of last I Flashy Shortstop (Holland} 20-1 9 Tha lea Man (Htiui) a-2 Mickey Rabbit I Saundert Wiuara (Daupiane)...... 3-> 7 Hualhn RUM (McNichol) 9-1 9 - Hoots, Adelberts Star. Hustlin week's J&B Scotch Pro- <0 jack* B Lime (D*oneaoH) 12-1 9 Top Mage lOagliardi) .. 92 Am in Las Vegas, carded a Gregg Anaitasides 671-2415 Mi: Peee. St,Mt' jotfy Ed Bevonah (CempbeN) 9 Adeeant Slar (O'Domwi 7 2 Russ 10 Oordtinch (Campball) . Stort Manager 10-1 10-1 10 — Shane T Hanover. Fettah Sam. 76 and finished five shots Mon.-Frl. 7 a.m. - • p.m. ' Dickens Lobe" (H Filton) 9-2 tMl: Tral. UI.0M behind Fergon along with Sal. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. I Sugar B/eaie (O'Donn**) 8-1 1 Fanan Sam {Caaal 3-1 Lido Dazeray i Firebrand (Levy) 8-1 2 Wat HOfHODonnam ... 9-1 11 - Travel Agency, Bo Scots Bill, Barb Bunkowsky and Joan 1030 Hwy 35 • Final Conflict (Cole) 12-1 3 Prtcoofcot Lad N (LaCauaal »•! Joyce. All had 72-hole 1 Hitnlar Lobeii (Malady) •• t t-l Embassy Effort 1 MIDDLETOWN GOODYEAR Limned R«J< (Plutino) . . 20-1 »-t BEST BET: Dickens Lobell (5th) totals of 8-under 280. MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1964 Lifestyle The Daily Register B5 Rising costs fought BY JACK H. SMITH Petroff, ace aide, is 73 and holding The nearly 16 million BY SHARON DRUGAN member American As- sociation of Retired Per- HAZLET - Secretaries are in for a whole lot sona, convening in St. Louis TIME OF of accolades; this is National Secretaries Week. this week, has launched a To Victor Soldiery, owner of Interstate nationwide crusade against Electronics Inc. (IEI), Airport Plaza, the word escalating health care YOUR LIFE secretary means Lillian Petroff, who has costs. It looks like one in assisted him for Uto years. which every older citizen "He won't let me retire," the 73-year-old — and every younger one Petroff says with a laugh. who hopes to reach and Petroff started her career at IEI as a enjoy seniorhood — will be salesperson 18 years ago. She didn't intend to be wise to enlist. a secretary. Her tasks just seemed to move her one of those "blue ribbon " would set limits' on in- in the secretarial direction. Health care prices have commissions, is only one creases in hospital costs "I got hooked," she explains. increased 700 percent in segment of the problem, and in charges for phys- She now masters a one-woman office, tending the past 20 years. Hospital AARP points out. Anyway, ician services. At com- the books and payroll, writing all the checks, room rates have soared 4S7 the commission's proposed munity levels, cam- keeping all the invoices and maintaining the percent since 1M7, accord- solutions, which Congress paigners will be urging files. ing to the Bureau of Labor will consider, would only their doctors to accept In lieu of retirement she has reduced her work Statistics, and physicians' load patients with even what Medicare deems hours. She leaves the office now at 2 p.m., fees have risen by 227 higher out-of-pocket costs "reasonable" regardless of instead of 6 p.m. Part of her "book work" goes percent. The result is that by reducing benefits, ex- the presumed means of the with her to her mobile home in West Keansburg/ today's older people are tending the age for Medi- patient. Pre-negotlated Her advice to aspiring secretaries is simply, paying more out-of-pocket care eligibility, and requir- fees will be sought. Towns "Be conscientious." for health care than older ing increased co-payments. will be encouraged to coor- She believes in doing today's work today, if people did in pre Medicare dinate medical facilities so you have a check to write today, don't hide it days. AARP researchers that expensive technical under the blotter (until tomorrow)." Soon the evaluated such options, advances are not dupli- tasks may form "such a big pile you won't be able to hide it all." Health care needs, the found them deficient and cated. Members will help unfair, and concluded that communities to develop "When your boss asks a question, you better most difficult to predict have an answer," she adds with conviction. and pre-control, have be- there is no answer but to long-term care arrange- put a cap on the rises in ments in the home. A Petroff does not boast, but, one learns from come the greatest threat to Scudiery, she is the first one in the office in the the effectiveness of pre- fees charged by phys- massive education pro- icians, hospitals, and medi- gram, geared to preventing morning. She considers herself a morning retirement planning. One person, and rises at S or 6 a.m. "I don't sleep serious operation or linger- cal facilities. or minimizing specific dis- eases such as arthritis and much," she says. ing illness can wipe out At a recent area leader- "I better retire soon," Petroff declares, what has been put aside in high blood pressure, is ship meeting in Dallas, being conducted in cooper- pointing out her age. Then she reconsiders: "My an IRA or savings account. AARP senior program boss makes me feel young, so I guess I'll be here Supplemental insurance ation with the American specialist Barb Quaintance Red Cross. a while. He's the one you should be writing coverage to bridge the gap from Washington head- about. He's a doll." between Medicare allow- quarters pointed out that Each of 3,600 chapters of Evidently, many are fond of Petroff. ances and actual costs is patients pay 42 percent of AARP has a legislative Friends, family and co-workers "showered already unaffordable to doctors' bills and 60 per- committee to inform mem- her with praise and presents" at a "combo many. Costs are giving cent of charges for other bers and motivate individ- birthday and non-retirement party" in Lakeside jitters to employers who medical services. ual action. Enlistment in Manor on March 28, according to Scudiery. provide health care in- the crusade is best effected Showers, weddings and other festive oc- surance to their workers The AARP effort will through a local chapter, casions are the main events on Petroff's social and, on a share-cost basis, muster grass-roots support but basic campaign Infor- calendar. "Otherwise I'm a homebody," she to their retirees. mation may be obtained by n*giii»f pnoio Dy carl Fonno for the bill co-sponsored by says. SPECIAL SECRETARY — To start the work day. Victor Scudiery. owner writing Healthy US, Sen. Ted Kennedy ID- Petroff. a widow, has a daughter who resides o( Interstate Electronics Inc.. Hazlet, serves some grapelruit |uice to his The Medicare financial Mass.) and Rep. Richard AARP, 1909 K St., N.W.. in Miami, Fla , and a son who lives in Elizabeth. secretary, Lillian Petroff of West Keansburg. who does not like colfee crisis, recently studied by Gephardt (D-Mo.) which Washington, DC. 20049. Homemakers praised for so many good deeds DEAR HELOISE: Send it to Heloise. P.O. Box 32000. San Antonio. TX convenient since they hang in the closet with the rest I've been married for nearly 40 years and have never 78216 of the clothes. held ao outside job. Ever since I can remember I have DIET AID By the way, I always return the safely pins lo the been plagued with such remarks as ... HINTS Dear Heloise: Here's a hint for those who are always hanger so the children can't get to them. — Jeanne "No wonder you crocheted all your bedspreads, you fighting the battle of the bulge and who can't stand the Nicholson have nothing better to do." taste of diet drinks. KNIFE SLICES "I'd sew my own clothes and draperies, loo, if I had FROM Use one half regular and one half diet soda mixed FOAM RUBBER all day to patter around like you do." together (or half sugar and half artificial sweetener in Dear Heloise: Some time ago I had to nn a 4-inch Or how about these? HELOISE coffee and tea). thick piece of foam rubber into pieces to replace a sofa "You do have good children, but who wouldn't if they You can't taste the sugar substitute and get only half cushion. My sister-in-law told me to try using my bad all the lime in the world to play with them like you the calories. Every little bit helps in the battle. - An electric knife. I did and il worked great. It was a lot do." Arkansas calorie counter faster than scissors too. "My, what a neal housekeeper yon are, but if I had Every few calories NOT added to your diet help. - The only thing you need lo do before culling is to all that free lime to clean ..." PICK UP PINS Heloise mark, with ink or a marker, what you want |o cut. I This goes on and on! All Ibis lime I have "nothing Dear Heloise: After dumping several straight pins on used a straighl-edged ruler for nice straight lines. Try better to do." But I sure do have a 38-hour day crammed the carpet during my sewing sessions, I discovered an MATCHING SOCKS it, it works like a charm. — C. Johnson Into 24. - Tidy Tlllie easy way to pick them up. Dear Heloise: After the first of my two little girls I went to my car and got my flashlight that has a was born I learned how difficult it was lo keep all her CALENDAR TOWELS Boy, you sure have hit a nerve. Many women feel the magnet that attaches It to the dashboard. I simply ran socks matched up. Dear Heloise: My daughter has been saving her old way you do. Always remember though, if it weren't for the magnet close lo the floor. Finally I realized I could pin them together through calendar towels for yea,rs. She discovered lhal her 5- moms and housewives who don't "work," who would do Not only did the light help me to find the pins but the the toes and onto a regular wire clothes hanger, using year-old son was fascinated with them. all the things wonderful women like you do? pins were picked up by the magnet. — Laura Keehns one safety pin for each pair of socks. He has his parents' wedding day and practicall) all God bless everyone of vou! — Hugs. Heloise Have a hint for Heloise? They hang and stay neat. They are also very his young cousins' birthdales circled. — Annie of Krie Tattoos not easily removed Herpes victims have a future Dear Ann Landers: I we weren't close enough. No one will talk to me BY LESTER L. COLEMAN. M.D. have read your column ever since! was old enough about it. My husband is no I made the mistake of having a tattoo on my arm lo open a newspaper. If my help at all. He keeps telling ANN three years ago. My family was furious. I know I was letter is printable please me to stop thinking about a fool but I would like to know If there is any way give me your best shot. how she died and re- LANDERS thai this can be taken off. — Mr. L.G. Texas. YOUR I was madly in love with member the happy times. Dear Mr. G : a young woman until I My brothers won't discuss I don't mean to pontificate before answering your HEALTH finally woke up to the fact it and my children are too question. But I can't resist using your letter to warn that she was just using me. young to understand. the thousands of young people who consider having The relationship Is over, It's wonderful that you tattoos on their body about one hazard. but she gave me a lifetime are there for me lo dump ever talked lo has a devil they should bo typed. Each year I receive dozens of letters that are gift lo remember her by. on, Ann. I feel better of a time deciphering the Do you feel awkward, carbon copies of yours. They state how foolish they Herpes. already. Thanks for listen- ing. — Lonely In Pa. hen-scratching. This can he self-conscious — lonely'.' were to fall into the trap of "peer pressure" to be I am an attractive male nerve-racking because a he luiinei says, n is common lor urug auuicls in, my tale 20s, with an Welcome lo the elub. tattooed. They also seek, as you do, some way to be Dear Lonely: You need wrong dosage can make a There's help for you in Ann who are known to be high risks for AIDS to try to excellent job. I am miser- r rid of this mark of part adolescent immaturity. to do more than dump on diffe ence between life or Landers' booklet. "The There are a number of procedures that are tried cover their 'track marks' through tattooing." able and depressed and feel me. You must talk. talk, death. Remind 'em, Annie. The physcial risks are known. Only people like you that my life is over. How Key lo Popularity." Send ... None of them is entirely satisfactory .Some plastic talk and talk some more - Rx In D.C. SO cents with your request are aware of the psychological distress tattoos can can I develop another rela- surgeons have been able to remove the tattoos with about your grief and feel- Dear Rx: You did - and and a long, stamped, self- skin grafts. Others have used a technique known as cause in later years. tionship when I know I ings of guilt for not having have this terrible disease? every person who must addressed envelope to Ann dermabrasion. Still others have used a method of been closer. See a member My 4-year-old daughter jusl can't stand still. Will I ever adjust to this depend on prescription Landers. P.O. Box 11995. "counter-tattooing" to disguise the original one. Someone told me thai special foods can cure this. of the clergy or make an drugs thanks you. Actually. Chicago, III. 60611 Unfortunately none of them is the total answer. Yet nightmare? - Minus 10 In Where can I find out about II? - Mrs. A.P., Indiana. Texas appointment with a thera- some benefit might accrue by consulting a plastic pist at once. Or — join surgeon. Dear Mrs. P.: Dear Texas: This is not Recovery Inc. It's free. I must take advantage of your letter to point out There has been a great deal of interest about diet the end of the world. You The help you need is as >{ u V ti n u H R y R can lead a normal life if that many cases of hepatitis, allergic reactions, and hyperactivity of children. Some time ago I close as your telephone. Carl .1. Qua/tUa syphilis, and AIDS have been traced to "tattoo commented in these columns about a book. "How to you educate yourself and Get going. artists" who have used unsterile needles. Feed Your Hyperactive Child." It is published by take certain precautions. R.P. Dr. Gary Brauner, director of the Laser Research Doubleday. Write to The Herpes Re- Dear Ann Landers: As a source Center. Box 100. and Treatment Center of the Albert Einstein School It contains a large collection of menus and recipes registered pharmacist, I IF YOU HAD A Palo Alto. Calif. 94302 and of Medicine in New York, points out that the medical of foods that are free of additives that may possibly was pleased to read in your HEART ATTACK be causing the exaggerated hyperactivity. enclose a self-addressed column thai physicians profession is increasingly concerned about the stamped envelope. transmission of these serious blood-born diseases Before becoming involved entirely in dietary have the world's worst TOMORROW caused by tattooing. answers to your problem, I do think that a You will receive infor- penmanship. The reason, of course, is because they Your chances would he irentendousi) Dr. Brauner says, "A very grave potential health neurological examination and psychological studies mation about the latest greater than a few years ago that you hazard is posed by the fact that there are many should be done in an effort to find a more positive treatment and instructions have had lo write so rapid- could make a complete recover) and lead a carriers of AIDS who may be tattooed and may reason for your child's problem. on contacting a self-help ly taking notes in class for normal life. Ambulance drivers are trai- so many years. ned in emergency heart case procedures transmit the disease to other tattooed persons as well Dr. C'oleman welcomes questions from readers. group in your area. The concept is similar to Al- and now man> hospitals have a coronary as to the tattoo artist." Write lo him In care of this newspaper. Every pharmacist I've coholics Anonymous — care unit to see you through Ihe lirst cri- people sharing the same tical week. Your physician loo is very much aware of the most modern care problem giving one another Garden Club concepts available and he has specialists emotional support and in- near at hand lo consult with when needed. formed counsel. Write at meets Thursday At home alter a coronarv. special care Mental Health series ends May 3 once. It can change your must be taken. Diet is controlled, exerci- life. OCEANPORT - Ocean- se is planned, checkups arc scheduled abusing drugs and alcohol. port Garden Club will have and medication ma> he prescribed b\ ihe SHREWSBURY - The The public is invited. pecially emotional aiid dif- Dear Ann: I jusl finished He recommends parents its annual business meet- doctor. Our prescription laboratory final in eight lectures on John Neufeld. director of ficult family period. reading the letter from slocks a great man> medicines frequently organize to discuss mutual ing Thursday, at 11 a.m.. in issues of community con- Ocean Township Communi- As several individuals "Suffering in Red Bank" the Community Center prescribed lor heart patienls. shared their particular concerns with an eye to cern sponsored by the Men- ty Services, and Charles and I really feel for that The public is invited at tal Health Association of Brown, assistant director situations and problems setting some common YOU OR VOl'R DOCTOR CAN PHONE US woman because 1 am going 12:30 p.m. to view and when you need a delivery We will deliver Monmouth County, will of the Monmouth County with those present, Neu- rules for their children. through Ihe same thing. Neufeld was also con- discuss miniature flower promptly without extra charge A great many take place May 3, at 7:15 Board of Drug Abuse Ser- feld added his advice and My mother took her own arrangements on a Country people rely on us for their health needs We p.m. in Eastern Branch. vices, where hosts for the comments. "Make sure cerned with the role of the life several months ago and welcome requests for delivery service and adolescent in major de- Kitchen theme done by Monmouth County Library. most recent program on you pick the important to this day, I can't believe Barbara Firkin. Jo Den- "fe accounts. Route 35. Dr. Stanley cisions faced by the family. "Surviving Your Teen- issues to get restrictive she really did it. What a man and Pat McGuire. Stftrrvt>IHL» l'i>urm;it'\ Liutkus and his wife. ager. Brown cited on," he cautioned. Neufeld "We protect our kids in our shock to discover that Carol. ACSW. both family society from our big de- At 1:30 p.m . there will Tilt: SIIKKW Sill KVSIIOI'S adolescence, when the believes that hairdos, someone you love »o much be a Chinese auction of llm.nl>!. ill-Mi I >lin».liiir> therapists, will speak on child's peer group becomes clothes and clean rooms cisions." he said. "We could have done such a I'rt'M-rilflMMI I Jt

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BY STELLA WILDER read the corresponding paragraph. problem will aid you to find a MONDAY, APRIL 23 Let your birthday star be your daily solution quickly. guide. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - So Born today, you are inclined to be THE WIZARD OF ID TUESDAY, APRIL 24 long as your preferences are defi- aggressive in minor matters, but nite, don't hesitate to make choices. hesitant about taking action in TAURUS (April JO-May 20) - Wishy-washy notions do you no good. major ones. Whether your main Your eagerness to leam encourages Unr«t^Mw«e(iFiTr Interest lies with labor or manage- superiors to do their best for you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) OMB ment, you make it your business to Demonstrate your quick-wittedness. — Options are many today, but your OMB understand all sides and angles of GEMINI (May 21-June M) - An inclination to choose is substandard. « • every issue. Gregarious, but not opportunity for gain may appear at Wait for a more energetic time. especially garrulous, you enjoy be- first as a risk of loss. Make no snap CAPRICORN (Dec. Zt-Ju. 1») - ing in the company of others, taking decisions today. Slow, methodical movement toward part in joint projects, and so on, CANCER (Jane 21-July 22) A a difficult goal is the best way to even though you may seem quite need to express your feelings must attain it. Don't rush, especially in «•/» reticent, even shy about it. not be ignored. Whether at home or p.m. at work, let your emotions out. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2f>Feb. 18) - A You are sympathetic with, but in no way given to, interfering in other LEO (July 2J-Aug. 22) - Commit- promising day may backfire toward ANDY CAPP people's problems. You believe in tee work may keep you from evening. The wise Aquarius will letting people work things out for Individual success. Try to get clear take a setback in stride. themselves insofar as that is poss- of group activity, at least for the PISCES (Feb. It-March 20) - A ible. You are appreciated for your moment. flash of inspiration early in the day tact, humor and sense of decorum. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Close yields the answer to several vital friends and family members go out questions by days end. Be attentive! Alto born on this dale are Valerie of their way to make things "right" ARIES (March 21-April 1»> - Try Bertlnelli, actress; Lee Majors, for you today. Show appreciation. being cooperative with one in actor. UBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) - A authority rather than fighting To see what is in store for you humorous approach to what will against restraints. You assure your tomorrow, find your birthday and otherwise appear a monumental future that way.

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TIGER atictmmtk JUyatoa MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1964The Derily Register B7 TAKE NOTIca the* • pyaac Family violence • MMItllNM. hearing arat be haM on Uey 9. •s* MWM law* 51 HttpWantod !fa» nan AMXOMI -ea AJIIHHIHIII to the "- turn Cam Cot* (arena BukrJMO, 660 eoole < COUNTER KMON - Te wort • Toon* r*aie — n R a growing problem i Jina nil ea I XTK I, So / I. ttajfiaary S4. O 3^ 171 Lai IS. Unton Beech. NJ. WASHINGTON (AP) - infer Mid Umtaed by relatives other npiUnaauri B lor addMon on a»nTng houea. Classified A Jmtice Department The mrvey fond that than spouses to a hither Ae*jj M4O Eugene a fliiaen BuHar PhoneM2lT00 Dei>a 30 A M To 5P M Saturday • 30 A M Tot230PU IMJ» tarver hts food an aver- the most common family degree than did whites 66S Aumack Ave •36.000 Cee refundeUe •T of «•.«» CM** of violence- 57 percent of all Individuals aged » to M wmrtKHo Unton Beach. NJ 3H-6W-414T. la C-IH4 April 23 M46 31 Htlp Wanted DAY COMPANION - 10 em -6 family violence each year crimes committed by rela- and those in families with cavteryl, (sevtn 4-0, at the rate of pm. lot elderly perty aenne jnthls country, hot an Uves - occurred between annual income of less than *• ot quart per acre. Mtet blower ACCOUNTANTS wornan in nor norne neie. re* nty appaceeon ww be uamg Sevtn pending, diversified. Real quHWI C«» 642-0178 official said yesterday that spouses or former spouses, $15,000 were more likely •WfcWPand BT Becitfus ihur- CPA fkm has opentnge for qm*. DAY CAMP DtHtCTOP. — * tnglenela Only one eppHcatton fled staff accountant! wtth i-? CnuneaMra needed. Send re- this flfure seriously under- and 91 percent of these than other age or income PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Wat w« be admlnlBterad Aerial and yaava asp. Tremertdoua oppry sume MSTC. PO. Boa 664 IMIpHkl HMM( ol KM for faet irecfc advancement at oof Wddtaaaern. NJ 0TT46 states the extent of the were attacks on women by groups to be victims of Mertboro Townehip Municipal Aerial apraymg for gypay moth ground Spraytng wri.1 b*>oln tome % Urne during Ihe aecond week In new office tacetfon Poattton *Mo IMIll Authority acheduM tor control m Monmouth County wta open In our Tax Dept aN re- LIVE-IN COMPANION — 10 P*****"- ... ., their husbands or ex-hus- family violence. Mey and depend on climatic am t pm for etderiy per»y tueadey. Apr* it. IM4 « « 00 take place In May 19B4 m the conditions, development of the aumea held In cooftdence Re- The department's Bo- bands actlni alone The survey figures are p re haa baan ram Hid and hat •need, and the extent of tha spond to: Charfea A WKeon A seewte women m nwt nome rfjefa bean ta nhatliafrd pureuem to AefcurvPera ABemom Arjen Co, 2 Trl-Pwkway Plata. 230 reoulted Cell 642-01 >». widely regarded as the tic Mghkmte. Colts Neck. Eaton- acrsapa selected to be treated Laid Vfi&J*^ Altho^dlvorced and - N J 8 A lft4-« et set 10 Da haM Half MHe Ad . Red Bank DELtVCnv PERSONS WANTED 8 § an VMdnaaday. Ana M. 1664 M town. Farmlngdale. Freehold To Insure preclae placement or SMv-J -Sti ^! wparated people rep- '«*"> IP* ™* "£ Tawnahm, HOKKM TownaMp. the malarial, aircraft* wHI operate - Must neve own ear Can • so p.m. al tha Merftjoro Town- 56HO6O aNp MuntotpH IMMaa Authority. Howarl. ManaHtun. Marlboro. onry when there la IrWe or no ADVERTISING SALES — Ht wire^ loTooHSiJ^ "»»»«« "«ly 7 percent of daU on crime becanse the Harbot Rood. WHkMuM. Now MIOdlato.n TownaNp. MMatona wtnd Deity operatlona wilt begin comm - yr round for innovative DELIVERY PERSON - warned Jereey lor tha following Townsnip, rtsptune I ownenip, eerty in the morning Detailed co Call 530-7077, 9-5. tor inter tor dera. It am K> 3 30 pm tiuipoeaa Ocean Townahlp. Rooaevell maps showing ihe spraying view. I Muel have own cer e Ineurence ported about 75 percent of Spring Lake Hatghta. Tlnton areas are on dtaplay at the office 7 I Apply In peraon. Red Benk Plua. Ml In which the offender t. ConaMereBon and or Award of tha Monmouth County Shade ADVERTISING SALES ""REF than one-third of all crimes of Comrade for ftapotr ol WM Falla. Upper Freehold. Wall 1 IS North Bridge Ave . Red Sena the violence between Townahlp. Eerie Naval Weapona Tree Commission, or at munici- RESENTATIVE - For weekly was either the spouse, ex- are not reported to police. •2 Purahaaa of Watar Mann pal ofttcee group Newapaper. M2MJI spouses and ex-spouses. Purchaaa of Liquid CMorlne. spouse, parent, child, Trained personnel from the peg* or radio e»p DELIVERY PERSON WANTED - Purchoao of Light Duty Pick Up Qypey moth egg aurveya. con- try Energetic. eeH-atartar Part-time Ntohta Must have own Women were three times Truck. ducted by the Now Jefesy De- Monmouih County Shad* Tree brother, sister or other Commission wiH mill In both who wIN work with retailers in an cer Apply In pereon Lurgl'a more likely than men to be 2. DkJCUMlon ol moratorium partment ol Agriculture and me expanding markaf throughout MeHet relative of the victim. on watar aar»lco connections Monmouth County Shade Tree eerial and ground programs weeiern Monmouth county The bureau said this victims of family violence, 3, DlacuaMon and or action Commlealon Indicate thai gypay Thts pf ogrem It being conducted Salary • comm Full benefits inc DENIAL ASSIS- the survey found. The only with respect to watar service moth popueMono wW be e>- to protect and preserve the pension, life Insurance, major TANT/RECEPTIONIST - Our total represented 7.2 per- complalnta at Claterdlnl Court tremery high during the aprlng county's valuable loreat and medical ft prescription plan. If twey orthodontic office la search Leaf loading by the catarplHara ahade tree resources Vour ing for V fun. bright, enetgetlc cent of all the violent category in which males and Jackaon Way. understanding and coorperatlon you are interested, nil out an ap- ThePtemtnoMiartMMMda Official action may bo takon. of this pen win cauae aavera plication at the News Tranecrlpl. parson We oner e challenging and females were vic- defoliation of many treoa Conae- will be very much appreciated career oppt'y in e team oriented crimes uncovered in the swn todi tne voVowlnQ action i C. Douotea Mcciung Monmouth County Shade Tree Rt. 0 . Freehold Equal Op- timized about equally was tha>etwr meeting Oofl April la. 1964 Sacratary quantry. the above Hated lown portunlfy Employer environment, where our em- nine-year survey and was ehlpa and borougha have Commission ptoyeee ere appreciated for Approved — final ma|ov eub- April 33 11260 PO Box «12S5 ARBORI8T-BOROUGH Of violent crime between sibl- dMaWn tot Qua Conetnjottm. entered Into a cooperetK* gypay there involvement ft talent by far the smallest source moth control program with lha t. NJ 07728-1255 EATONTOWN - Full-time pos- ings. » pilium local Phone 431-7903 Pteeae can Elton, 642-3133 of violence measured. Mack 1061.10U and 10 on * 240 RunMon New Jar say Department of Agri- ition Degree and/or- appropriate la Aorll 16. 23 S32 04 DISHWASHER — Apply In per «. • ii_ijaL * - ** - — •! — — -* culture, tha United Slates Forsat experience Good salary. fuH By comparison, Males appeared to at- IW##O LIOlWUTfflfJ riOMI •nO Service, and lha Monmouth benefits Apply Business Admin- son at Gertrude Browns. 1202 A public hearing wW be con- Sycamore Ave Ttnton Falls _ strangers were responsible tack other male relatives (tout. M. Bettord ducted before the Borough of County Shade Tree Commlaalon 250 Ottwr PubHc Not,cot istrator, 47 Broad Street. Eaton- slta plan and « The County program la being op- town. N.J DREAMS BIGGER THAN VOUR for 58.2 percent of the as often as they did female flumaon Planning Board on erated on en Integrated ap- PAY? - Would you like your own croachmont permit lor C Tuaaday. May 1. 1*64 al 600 notice ASSEMBLER FOR PROPANE - relatives, but women at- pfOefjch, utMtiloQ botn chotniCev PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that business? H you have 6-8 hours violent crimes during the Orotnore Atjaoemy f©r premises p.m. at tha Memorial Borough •nd biological moani to raduc* Conversion kits, mechanically In- weekly to ipara. I'M show you locatad on lot a. block 2 Nowman Hail. Eaat RNer Road. Rumeon. the undersigned shall appear at cllnded. fun benefits Propane tacked other female rela- ttH» popuWlom ol thi§ fot*Nt how Pteeae cell Dr Cooper period, and acquaintances Spring* Road. New Jaraay regarding the appli- ihe Board of Adluaiment meeting Euqtpment. Tlnton Falls CaH for p««t Th« clwntcal control por- ot the Borough of Deal on Thurs- -were blamed for 32.7 per- tives three times more Approved — final ma)or eub- cation for a variance and BUD- tion ot lh« program will b« •m- Interviews 747-3705. 64^3100 dtvt.ion for Huntera Potnta tor dMalon of a lot by Barry and day May 3 IBM. si B 00 p m at frequently than they at- ploy«d around r««kl«ntiil and the Municipal Building Durant ATTENDANTS — FuU 1 part DRIVER'S WANTED - For 12 hr" cent of them. The rela pramlaaa locatad on lota 4.5. and Laurie H Shank. 74 Lafayette ficoillonil araat while shift. 6 days wee* Cell enytlme. 7 Nock 7*3. Palmar Avenue and Street. Btockfc. Lota 13 and 14. Square. Deal. New Jersey, to lime Apply In pereon Mon -Frl., tionshlp between victim tacked other male rela- Rumeon. Now Jersey. blotoglcal controlt wlH b« uMd In proceed on nn amended appli- 6-9. Contact Mgr Shell 767-6666 lha rarnota, unlnnabHtxl araas cation ol Steven Eion and Easy and offender could not be tives Dorothy O'Shaughnoaay Barry Shank The materlala uaed for aerial Olagnoalk, Eatoniown, HI 35 DRIVER — Exp lor delivery fuM Planning Board Secretary Rider. Lines so as lo permit a AUTO" BODY" PERSON - Ex time |ob Apply In person only. Among violent family 74 Lafayette Si spray application during tha profeealonat otllce use. and a determined In 1.9 percent 4/19/64 Rumaon. N J chemical control phase will be perler>ced only Walts Furniture 717 Hwy 35 April 23 19 OO business office use at premises of the cases. crimes, 08 percent were April 23 $612 commonly known aa 2 Ocean tM0-B3M The National Crime assualts, 10 percent were Avenue Deal. New Jersey AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER - DRIVERS - Are needed to de- The amended application is on With exp in all phases of auto liver The Dally and Sunday Survey is based on inter- robberies and 2 percent 220HaiHt 2» HUM JMHuHI Hie at the Municipal Building retailing CaH for appointment Register For more information. were rapes. One-third of lUULCT TOWNSHIP and may ba examined by ihe Red Bank Volvo 741-5866 please contact Jeff Hero. views every six months public during reguler business Circulation Oept . 1 Register PUBLIC NOTICE AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC" with about 132,000 Ameri- the assaults were ag- Thaordlni bllahadM troducod and passed upon Irat reading at a malting ol the hours Plata, Shrewsbury, NJ Equal «m Experience necessary, insentive Opportunity Employer M/F cans over age 12 who are gravated, which means D Committee « Mallei Townehip. in me County ol Moninouln New Jersey held on Ap.ii i« Any and ell persons wishing lo plan, paid vacation, hospital 1fJS4. It wm be further considered lor final paiiiae, attar public hearing thereon, at a meeting ol said be heard concerning sard sppll Uatlon. major mad, Hfe In- SALESPERSON — Earn $5~pV asked whether they have they Involved a weapon or Committee to be haM In tha Townahlp Ha*. In aald Townahlp on May 2. 1064 at 6 o'clock P M . and cation may appear at the lime surance, retirement fund Apply hr plus incentive program Musi serious injury. during the week prior to and up to end Including the date of aucn meeling copies ol saw or dmanee ds o< Rolling Hills Memorial person Palmer Lounge. 589 Musi have own tools Apply In "Undoubtedly, many victims of family violence by tha Local Bond Law. Park. Texss Road. Marlboro Twp , Palmer_Ave^, West Keansburg person C ft O Service Center, flection 3. The several Improvements hereby euthorlnd and the several purpoeea tor which Ihe tor ihe pu'pote of electing (wo daas BARTENDER - VValter7wsitress. t65 Monmouih St. Red Bank more cases are not re- reported being injured, bonda are lo be laaued. the eatlmaled coat ol each Improvement end the appropriation therefor, the i Trustees aa we" as any other busi- Clean up person, mornings ported to either police or although 80 percent of that aetlmated maximum amount ol bonda or notes to be laaued for each Improvement, and the period ol ness which may i>rope>ly be bf ought Cook wilt train Olshwasher eve- FEDERAL STATE^ND CIVIL uaelulneaa of oath Improvement are raaepcUvety a* lollowa before tr»« meeting nings. Full or part-time Write SERVICE JOBS — Now available survey interviewers be- group said they suffered Dated April ?0 19«4 In your area Call ESTIMATED Box 92. See Bright, N J 07760 1-619-589-6304 for information cause (although) the vic- only cuts and bruises. APPROPRIATION MAXIMUM Edgar Arm/ BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY - 24 hrs AND ESTIMATED AMOUNT OF PERIOD OF tokrwne- and Trustee For busy Chlropradlc office. tims do recognize the No difference was found IMPROVEMENT OR PURPO8E COST BONDS OR NOTES USEFULNESS By o'der ol (rw Board cl Trustees Typing A exp essential Send FULL TIME LANSCAPER5 1 Improvements to roads, curbs and side- of forest Green Park Cemetery 4s resume to BCC 250 Maple Pi HELPER - Exp required Must abuse as criminal, they in the rate of victimization walks 162.900 J59.37S 10 yrs Keyport. NJ 07735 have NJ drivers license Call feel too much shame to of blacks and whites for 2 Reconstruction ol Poote Avenue 30,000 26.900 10 yra Paul* Lernet 74J^6365 ^__ report it or they feel hope- violent crimes by spouses 3. Purchase ot Police Department equip- Sactatah BOOKKEEPER - €«p Pan lime GASOLINE STATION ATTEND- ment 23.000 21.660 10 yra Apm 23 S9 76 year round General office rou- ANTS — Must have axe work less about the possibility of and ex-spouses. However, 4 Reconstruction of Front of Municipal tine^ Ideal hrajCall 767-2800 history and refs Apply In person Building 10.000 9.900 10 yra VOUH~S~ECURlfV F»LE~ DOES Powerteil Rte 36 ft Atletnlc Ave stopping abuse," Schles- blacks reported being vic- 5 Addition to O D Building 5.000 4.780 IS yra NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS Keypori Total S130.900 $123,979 FUNCTION BOOKKEEPER - The OMceas ot the appropriation made for each of Ihe Improvements or purposes atoreeekj over Ihe Part or full time for lamp store eatlmated maximum amount ot bond* or notes to be laaued therefor, aa above stated, la the amount of Send letter or resume to Hllo lha down pay in if it for aach purpoaa 6 Lott and Found Slelner. Hwy 35. Shrewsbury. GENERAL Section 4 All bond anticipation notes laaued horeunder Shalt mature at such times as may be 9100 REWARD — 11 mo. Old NJ 07701^ determined by the Chief Financial Officer, provided Ihet no note ahell mature later than one year from pray A white kitten. Lost In vicin- Leak delays lie date. The nokje shall boar Interest at Mich rate or rates and be In such form aa may be determined ity of 9th A Pine Sts. Union HELP by the Chief Financial Officer The Chief Financial Officer shall determine all matters In connection with Beach Plaaaa call notes Issued pursuant to this ordinance, and the Chief Financial Oncer's signature upon the notes ahali RED BANK be conclusive evidence aa to all such determnallone. All note* laaued horeunder may be renewed Irom W4Va4t«vm.ttaT BOOKKEEPER time to time aut>|ecl to the provlskma of N J SA 40A 26|e) The ChMf Financial Officer Is hereby Growing compact marketing authorlied to sell part or an ol the notes Irom time lo time at public or private sale and lo deliver them FREE FOUND ADS consulting firm needs qualified FACILITY reactor start to tha purchaoers thereof upon receipt of payment of the purchase price, pure accurued Interest from As a service to our community. person to. post Journal/ledger FORTUNE 500 CO has openings their dales to Ihe date ol delivery thereof The Chief Financial Officer la directed to report In writing lo The Dally Register Is ottering s prepare payroll, taxes Cashflow avail. In the following depart the governing body at the meeting nexl succeeding the date when any sale or delivery ol the nolea FREE 3-Hne FOUND ad for 4 anal Accounts payable, income ments SAN LUIS OBISPO, Technicians have been —J Such report must Include tha amount. Ihe description, the Interest days under our Lost A Found ntetements. trial balances, bank MOTOR POOL DISPLAY. Calif. (AP) - A leaking working steadily since classification. reconc a check writing 15 hrs SALES, OFFICE ft PHONE rate and tha maturity schedule ol the nolea add. ma price obtained and the name ol the pure The Register appreciates your per week at mutusly agreeable seal in a reactor coolant Thursday to prepare the Section 9 The capital budget ol the Townahlp of Hailet Is herebyI eemendei d to conform with the honesty A will do Ms part In find- hrs Salary commensurate provisions ol this ordinance to tha extent ol any Inconsistency herewith. Ing the original owner Please w'oap Send letter/resume to pump will delay low-power power plant for the mo- Section 6. The following additional i alters ere hereby determined, declared recited and stated call usst 542-1700 P O_B W7_Uncrt^NJ.. 07736 FIRST (a) the improvements or purposeo described In Section 23 ot this onnd orr*.na'ce are not current testing of the Diablo Ca- ment when control rods expenses They are Improvements or purposes that the Township may lawful)/ u idertake as general POUND — 'Springer** "type BOOKKEEPER" ASSISTANT — nyon nuclear plant until the within its Unit 1 reactor Improvements, and no part of the cost thereof haa been or nhall be specially aseeseed on property Spaniel, FAif Haven-Rum son Good typist, full-time Call for PREFERENCE (peclelry benefited thereby vicinity Male Call B42-M4B appt 741-0030 middle of the week, a are raised and nuclear FOUND -Targe black shaogy (bl The averege period of ueefulneea computed on the basis ol the respective amounts of obligations BOROUGH OF KEANSBURG — spokesman for plant's op- fission begins. aulhorlied tor each purpose and Ihe raaaonable lives (hereof within the limitations of lha Local Bond dog. lihe Sheep Dog. male Vicin- Full time positions open Public $12,000 + Law la 10 years ity of Rt 516 Firehouse. Old- works repairer Code enforce- erator said yesterday. The Diablo Canyon plant 10 The Supplements! Debt Statement required by the Local Bond Law haa been duly prepared and bridge 583-4111 ment offlcier Applications may A YEAR TO START Word of the leak came as is located on the California tiled In the office ol the Clerk, end a complete executed duplicate thereof haa bean filed in Ihe office ol FOUND - Spring Spniiei on be obtained Irom personnel of- the Director of the Division ol Local government Servlcee In the Department ol Community Affalra of the Palmar Ave . 4/10 fice, 43 Church St.. Keanaburg MANAGEMENT 10 people were arrested for coast, midway between Stele ol New Jersey Such statement ahowa that tha groaa debt ol the Townahlp aa defined In the Local Call 405-00.04 Ksensburg residents preferred Bond Law la tncreaaed by tha authoriiauon of the bonds or nolea provided in this bond ordinance by PEOPLE NEEDED investigation ofc trespass- Los Angeles and San Fran- II23.B75 00 end the obllgallona authorlied herein will be within all debt limitations prescribed by thai FOUND - Large If you have had management ing as they crossed onto cisco, and three miles from Low. Shepherd/Labrador mis dog. BOYS/GIRLS background In any department (d) An aggregale amount not exceeding S39.000.00 for Itema of expense Hated In and permitted under female tan Found at Broad ft or military service, we would plant grounds following a an offshore earthquake N.J.S.A 40A.2-2O may be Included aa part ot the coats of the purpoeea or Improvementa authorlied Main St area ot Ealontown 7th thru 10th grades consider We otter Co paid va- herein and la Included In the foregoing estimates Ihereol. March 20-a.m Extremely Tame cations ft other benefits ' protest march yesterday. fault. A Obedient Does Tricks Call WORK AtTER SCHOOL 1 SAT People with cars gal first Section 7 The lull faith and credit of the Townehip are hereby pledged lo the punctual payment of the EASILY EARN $40 TO 160 preference Opponents of the start- principal of the Interest on the obligations author Had by this bond ordinance The obligations stisll be 542-0145 or 922-0100 (Humane The leak in one of the Society, Shatto Rd . Tlnton Fall*) WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- reactor's four coolant up began a protest cam- direct, unlimited obligations of the Townahlp and the Township shsll be obligated to levy ad valorem TATION NEpESSARY, HOW- CALL MON. ONLY taxes upon all the taxable property within the Township for the payment of Ihe obligations and Interest YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES EVER VOU MUST LIVE IN pumps was discovered by paign last January. thereon without limitation ol rate or amount. NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS KEANSBURG. PORT MON- Section 6 This bond ordinance shell take enact 20 daya alter the flral publication thereof after final FUNCTION FOUND — Whlte-or- MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS THIS technicians as they readied adoption aa provided by the Local bond Law enoe Coon Cat. Vicinity Third Si IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR April 23 »1026C Rumaon Call SPCA. M2-00«0_ MORE INFORMATION CALL 747-2525 the plant for the startup, 542-6664 MR TAYLOR LOST — Red Persian cat In GENERAL FACTORY WORK — which had been tentatively BOY'S/Q1RL'S^Ti^17 -~Mornlng In dry cleaning room, as wall as 24$ Monmouih County 248 Monmouih County Rumaon area Reward Call newspaper routes are available scheduled for today, said 24« Monmouth County 2*$ Monmouth County 741-6223. other duties Apply Little Silver meane to reduce the populations ot thia toteat past. Tha chemtcai in Long Branch. Red Bank. See Cleaners. 741-1206 for appt Pacific Gas & Electric orpsr MOTH CONTROL control portion of the program will bs amployed around residential LOST — Female cat. appro* 2 Girt. Freehold. Freehold Twp, GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE spokesman George STATE PHOORAM and recreational areas while biological controls will be used In tha wks ego In aree of Henry pr Manaiapan Marlboro. Mowed — Experienced only Pesiislde Aerial spraying lor gypay mom control In Monmouth County will remote, unlhablted areas Tha materials used for aerial tpray Mlddleiown Orrty ft white wHh 0 Keansburg. E Keansburg Certification preferred Sslary Sarkisian. take piece In May IBM in the Idtowlng municipalities: application during tha ct>«mlcal control phase will be carberyl. toes on fronl paw, red collar Call Matawan, Hailet. A Leonardo commensurate with exp Apply "The seal will be re- Aabury Park Naptuna Townahlp (Savin 4-0} at tha rate ot V. ot a quart par acre Dytox and Bacillus 671-18,53 EKC earnings, and a chance to in person. Shadow Lake Village. Allentown Ocaan Township Ihurlngtensle «t the rate of 1 gal/acre Only one application after tha win prizes and inps Call 1 Loch Arbor Way MlddtVown a\aaaaea 11M x *• • *- * — — -* — Hooaavlt LOST - Dog. whlTemaie Bo«er. 8OO-242-085O toll free 0' paired as the company AH an lie •^lyneajpeTOp second week In May and depend on climatic conditions, develop t yr old. 85 lbs Vicinity of 677-4222 YOUR~SECURiTY FILE DOES continues getting the plant CoitlNach ment ot the insect, and the extent of the acreage selected to be Leonardo/Allanllc Highlands NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS erea_CallJ91-6353^ BUS PERSON — Full-time, ex- FUNCTION GOVERNMENT Farmlngdale Upper Freehold To Insure precise placemen) of the material, aircraft will ba ready for low-power tes- perienced only Apply in person, JOBS — Thousands of vacan- Freehold Township Wan Townahlp operate only when there is little or no wind Daily operations will LOST — 17 mo old black brown •tier 5pm No phone calls The ting and this will take Moffnovl Township Eerie Navel Weapona Slallon begin early In the morning. Detailed maps showing the spraying Doberman. Please return, Olde Union House 11 Whart clss must be filled immedlsteiy about two days," Sarkisian Manelapan areas are on display at the office ol Ihe Monmouth County Shade license 977 Rewsrd Call Ave. Red Bank. $17,634 lo $50,112 Call Marlboro Trae Commlaalon, or at municipal offices 787-12W 716-642-6000. Includ Sun. Ext said. Mkjdletown Townehip Trained personnel from the New Jersey Department of Agriculture LOST — Wallet m AftP parking C ARPEN fERS HELPERS 3*3331 Millstone Townehip and the Monmouth Conly Shade Tree Commission wilt assist in the WANTED - Hand tools needed Under Nuclear Regu- lot in Navesink, 4/19 Small prino LMI evading by lha catarpillars ot thia paal Hsilet area Sentlmentsl value GROUNDS MAINTENANCE ft — preserve the county's valuable forest and ahade tree reeourcea Call 747-0779. '' with a saw Have tools A trans- JciuHHVifi defoliation of many tr«m Con.wqii«n«v. ttw abova Your understanding and cooperation will be very much appraciated. Lawn cutting Seasonal em- not be cause for a startup Htlad towr.it.ipa and borougha nav« anMred into a cooperative portation Call 229-1132 after 6 Monmouth County Shade Tree Commlaalon 9 CARPENTER -"Experienced ployees, experienced only start delay, but PG&E decided gypay moth control program wHh ma Haw Jaraay Department of PO Bon #1295 Special Notices immediately. Salary torn- Agriculture, ine Untied Slates Foraal Service, and Ihe Monmouth only to build redwood decks, full- Freehold. NJ 07738-1255 AVAILABLE JUNE 23 — Recep- mensurtewilh exp Apply In per- to repair the seal first, County Shade Trae Commiuton Thle program la being oparatad on Phone: 491-7003 time year round Transportation an integrated approach, utiming both chemical and brotogtcaf tion or banquet hall, at Old ft lOOls 946-9676 son. Shadow Lake Village. 1 Sarkisian said. April 23. May B ,268 30 Bridge Elks. call Gloria. Loch Arbor Way. Mlddtetown 679-2887 Iand/Of band 257-9490 C^1»ENTERSHELPER -^Soine dftOWING FOOD COM PAN V~^ In yesterday's demon- exp in woodworking ate Needs Gal/Guy Friday, tele- stration, about 100 people GIFTED PSYCHIC necessary Call »1-9419o< phone ft calculator experience 747-9564. necessary. Apply from office. marched peacefully from MONHOUTHrUUNTY MRS. SYLVIA 1700 West Blancke St. Linden READERft. ADVISO R CLEANING MItP — Part-time. N j See Mrs C or Lisa nearby Avila Beach to the On All Problems of Life Mon thruThrus evening. 6 to 10 5L" pm Sal 1 to 5 Musi be 21 ft HAIR STYLIST — For men A gates of the plant, sheriff's , 3s women, experience with some 775-9572 have own car For Interview Call Sgt. Leon Cole said. pj ... k> 291-0127 following elso Apply In person. -' -r WiSM 12 Travel- Classic Cuts. 316 Willow Or . Lit- Protest organizers from CLERK - Fur lumber ft ^i7d~- /, r'^'v^B Le^BBVa^aP^aVj v . j _hj» "^fcaWy tle Silver the Abalone Alliance, a Transportation wsre operation Exp helpful ,..!ir •'5EL. ARE VOU TIREO — Ol the HIGH Musi have good appearance ft HEATING ft AJp~c6NDiTIONING coalition of anti-nuclear „,* • "~~ | COMMUTING COST In NYC a«p m sates Call74i -2123. 9-5 — Mechanics needed lor resi- : '"rf\—-• and back every weak? it enough COLLEGE STUDENT — Summer dential duel system Piece work groups opposed to Diablo's KM~^r • s!r— ; ,- people are organized, the coal job. goll course ft maintenance ft hourly work avail. with full tarn- operation, said about 125 can probably be CUT IN HALF If staff Full-time. May through lly medical benefits, paid va- R" 'W i your answer la "Yes" and you Aug Call 291-0953 between 7 a cations, ft holidays. If you are people took part in the want lo |oln a Commuter Van responsible, reliable ft looking march, which began about -•?_V*./ , hM Program - Please call for long term employment, call iJrff\ 201-842-4364 Needed are COLLECTOR — E*tabllsh«d~coT- Wlttman's at 561-0302 an hour after its 12:30 p.m. people living in the Tlnton tection agency needs telephone Falls/Red Bank area whose collector, will train Requires sn J HELP US HELP THE MENTALLY scheduled start time. working hours Sre approximately aggressive ft positive per- RETARDED At the plant gate, the 7am lo 3 p m. in Lower Men* sonality. S day week, salary plus It you reside In Monmouth or hatten. (Holland Tunnel Vicinity) commission Benefit! available Ocean co . you may work as a marchers and about 20 to Ci Mr paid Respite Care Provider We •;•:• \CflP I' ***"• 8*2 2966 serve mentally reterded citliens 30 protesters who had ar- COMMISSION SALES of sll sges. who are m need of a rived earlier in the day Earn a base salary plus com- loving home invlronment on an mission in appliance ft home Im- occasional, temporary basis, took part in a rally that provement dapt Previous exp such as for a day. a weekend, or though beneficial, is not re- up to 4 weeks at a time Flexible ended with the arrests of 10 51 Help Wanted quired Hours are flexible, com- schedule Free training offered If people who crossed a blue Male or Female pany benefits are llbersl Apply you hsve a genuine interest lo do Personnel Dept Tues -Frl, 10-3 something worthwhile, please line marking the limits of ACCOUNTING CLERK — Tem- call, Respite Care. Ocean Co PG4E property. porary, full-time opening Dulles P ^EARS ROEBUCK « CO Association for Retarded include, material & labor posting. 1500 Hwy 35 Mlddlelown Cl The crowd dispersed report preparations, a special An Equsl Opportunity Employer !'!?!?-1 at 920-6333. clerical work assignments Apply HOME HEALTH AIDE — Live in. after the arrests, and no Wheetoclt Signals inc. 273 COMPUTER^bTfwARE SEC- exp'd onty. all household duties. more than 35 or 40 re- Branchpori Ave.. Long Branch RETARV/RECEPTIONIST - cooking Take care of 70 yr old N J. 07740 An Equal Opportune Heavy phone work, knowledge of male atroke patient, who is mained by late afternoon, ly Employer. micro-computers, especially pleasant, ambulatory, and able Cole said. IBM-PC Is s plus. Sixty words to do «elf cere Must drive. 5 or 6 ACCOUNTANT/PUBLIC — Per- per minute required Musi be de- days Car to us* or> day off. Own Protesters have been ar- manent posllon with Red Bsnk tailed oriented and a self-starter room ft bath ••> modern well ap- CPA firm. Minimum 2 yrs. e*p In C ali_Kateat 54 2-5920 pointed home Call 736-1165. rested at the plant almost publrc accounting Opportunity COOK — Exp'd. days/nights. Mon -fM Ask tor Mr Pec* for rapid advancement Send re- daily since April 11 when < The Pour House. 640 aume A salary required to CPA Shrewsbury Ave.. Tlnton Falls, the NRC granted the plant PO. Bon (02. Red Bank. NJ between 3.5 p m No phone calls More ClaMitied a low-power test license. 07701 on Next Pagt B8 The Daily ReKister MONDAY. APRIL 23, 1WM [SI HrtpWatt«J [SI H«t»W Si Ham Wanted il HatpW, Si Ha»Wi 0 fM tmmoTi ~-jyjwa^ -orpJSTK-S'To SS sunn aMFoan/ajoowT oo. 151 Halp Wanted .51 Hrt^W II HetptVaafd - ato»a«j a. Faja Bar* PUNCTIOM Haatae tar M am. U ar KSS Mary. 99. Oaoatarat HOT WANTED M/F — PAHT-Tmal — Lawn mowaia. 1 aamiEH — For a—* ateap aa- PAUT ran OAuauv FPSMY aratMK Oaod aaaa sar. «ors art ttmm - fat. • FUMM1 araSt Ca» aTl-TMt DFtAWTOSTAirr 291-47M -IU» l»J»»y^»MfcJoot- Wad.arFrL.9aJn. ia 11 or!la COMPANV SEMCFtTS i UBM Houaa. 11 WKarl H0UMPOS0N -1 mommas • 2r*Wr°«»«""SIll"liT PART-TMI HANOY1 •M flood hoorty waga. dual PROCESS ENGINEER WN - Part us dtaiBi aa LV. PAD VACATIONB •oaaa. pus * pan ajaa. Ban- 9ka ankaala * two rah.C M10 AM - 4:10 P.M. tor luflhar OUTSIOE •"•"•a. Must ba.abbto -or. Mr • P.M. 949-3904 PIMM PART-THM — Work mar your PLANTTELEPHONE * Ctaaaal CABLE RMORLPNMVT-HaiiaMjI. FUaaWTUMI OTORS sag WANTED -l»aarad.r» f^y.?fy^5S»'» HtMaakalMMi aua cnamwrromma -— ••» SSUTSS2SE.IKn.fS ir^OlOO* Uon. tftraugn Frt. or*,. aiaartt. Cal PT^ST-SS.! lay Baaoh. 779-7990 INCE - Agancy ooav 9UCTIOM U0« - 99J9 arihMo MragnmlMW rs&auxMr oS»Tcal onaaTaMr 1pm. V qu»d < PART-TIME ..•ssssat t^ |*M raauma to:vea Ma :1 aarmara a aaswaanars Soynton. P.O Bon NT. Had NATIONAL MAMtETWO) FMU M taoM> aT7-4m. FtaaaMa houra. aa aaa, 51 Halp Wantad to*. NJ. 07701 il lO-jT-an >» Fonuna too hM SI HelpWtntm AOULTO 9 'cOLLsHM 0TU- an IniiindWtl oparang lor a aao- DENTS TO FILL POSITIONS IN Sign UP. MS 642-4000. EM. ducSon anrli on da*/ on)K tfy. CSBTH ajutrs inoomv I.. _. day neaopapor, Pfcaaa contest SST^SSJ?" SSSSi PART-TIME Jmh Haro. Circulation Dapl. Tha PART-TIME INCOME CONV1- COURIER Dairy Roglolor. 1 «w. • LOCATION. PART TIME EVES M/F £•* 1SSS Shraaatury, AnTq HOURS 0 THRU IK t l_. 1:30-830 daay. Mon.-Frl. Hsoaotuiy. equal Oppty tat- pormcWt Employar M/l MORNING FOR INFORMATION Caaoarpm CALL JO£L. 942-9994 ItCflksa'aTin VlHaWT^aS^PaTaTpav. O** • JOIN THE SEARS FAMILY •TTSM. aw ENJOY SEARS BENEFITS PART-TIME DENTAL SALES — Ful 4 pan mm. tor TANT — Expartanoad. 1 after- viga. aftarnoona noons 4 Sat AM. Hood hourly ty. COM pay. M quM aaa I S4J-4000, retail thtM **)f« HMd tOflMfW YOUR SECURITY FILE 0OC1 rtl P#fKK1, SOBBTB) HO#0UCfc aral praeioa. Cap174T-MM » 30-10 30 a.m. and 3 30-« p m NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THM PROCESS MAHI 176 par hun- ManiuTorTaa. I*SJ . 1500 Hwy. 3S. MkMa- PART-TIME NEWSPAPER Equal Opportunity - FUNCTION SECRaTTARY - Tuaa -Frl 10-3 An Equal dradi No ass., part or Kama. Ftua. RL 36 No. 6 Po«a Ava.. sufytY HOUSE mmsoN HOME DELIVERY Start kllllioiialoll. Oa*j»a-sand YOUR BECURTTY FILE DOES Opportunity Employaf M/F. Mon to Sat. 4:10 10 1:30 am •on - iuooa I ffcrn. Cal of atac corJaqoT*Bai' NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS M096M.9to6p.nl KINDERQAFITEN AIDE(S) — Fair OR 10 am. to noon OR Sun. only PART-TIME OWtOPflACTIC anvaMpa to CFS-N96 Bo7wi4. FUNCTION SALES I MIMIC schools. April 30- mi s m Csmmah routaa. no ASSISTANT - PoaMva and SECRETARY-Ful or part-ama sUti aap. Cal niHSSt. 15. V/k hra. dally' y, AppH- Must hava car. GREAT muti poaaoa NJ. htaacnar. a M"5°S' OUAUniD TANK TRUCK DPJV- SUftVEYOFI-VMI cala 4 pnMarabry. ERS - Wantad Also, ktso op- OPPORTUNITY cMldttood batch Qrounci. xskxm Apply at IBS Biiiadway. SECRETARY -Part-am*. Itaaon a panaton ploriAhir Kayport. a mum 0 4 1. Mon - banaflta. 7*9-4141. . offloa. ?47™294 sods "MUST^ETEUABLE" NO PART-TIME — Parmanani am- Frl. Roao TruoMng We w« tram m our offlca. OPPORTUNITY AfM 14; M. M. MKMan 9 AM t REPORTERS — Naadad to covar 11 noon AnE.OE 4 rfsp^aJS"; 747-4444. P.O. aw. MHaiatoan. YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES OaiyRiglili Somaa«- Muat ba 21 or ovar. hava car. ba ARY-RECEPTIOtUST - KITCHEN HELP — Braaktaot NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS VZShB ZXZTZZ.' V> OSJCaMVaVy "•yfWSjOl cook a AM -2 P.M. 5 days E»p FUNCTION bondaljoa, anibWoua and aporta- IN MEDIA only. Prap parsons, full a part PART-TIME - Showroom par- par artsgla. Ptaaaa don't can. mlaTVCS^cJ W# OsrsVC ftOsJapataHUalVOa^. n?XL PART TIME TYPIST son 4 part-tlma stock parson for land raaurnaa and work aanv TECHNICAL DIM day*. Mon-Frl, no sup. nac. FREEHOLD OFFICE pfoflt ilMtinQ, tiatiii pnMnoHons. Apply In parson Pataraon's Rrv- oaramfc Ma ratal ounat 1 avM a lo Jana Fodararo. City Edl- 14. Rod Bank. NJ. 07701 SUPERVISOR m 14 50 par Hr 790-4444 a*^-» j * * . - —. —• ^ *^MJ - fc- — lara Inn. 1900 Hwy 70. BrtcHown weak 4 Sata. H 4 R Johnson me. rBox O-400, Tha Da*. Rsgta- SERVICE STATION ATTEND- MARKETING St Hwy. 36, Kayport Ml 0010. tar. Shrawabury. NJ. 07701. 9#f>0 DCNH rifUmf aV*v pnonv ANTS - FuH/part-urna. no a>. OUTSIDE PLANT LAWN MAINTENANCE Wa'ra Equal Opportunity Em- PART-TIME SALES - Tha WORKER — E»p praHirad. PART-TIME I M/F SALES DIRECTOR TELEPHONE CABLE Mual ba IS or oMar 4 hava vaHd NO EXP NECESSARY Bright Acra la looking tor part- muat ba courtaoua. .. JuOl 41 tKpQht MWpnOfW ITnVifVlr Oma tamporary sarsa harp 10 sa» P.O. Box MO 4dapandabk» Apply m p AND SALES drtvar's Hcanaa. Mual hava own outdoor rurnitura t atifoanilaa. Highway 70 Ealontown Ckda Exxon. lianaportatlon. 89S-9479. wars an aacWng madia com- lanvWa.NJ 07761 panylntJ 0and wars loe*- Starting aalary 13 75 par hr. phis HEAL ESTATE HOLMDEL Mancnoatsr Tap, taolaty to LEGAL SECRETARY — Ea- commlaalon with TUM . Frl.. Sat VM. was 171 YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES An you interested in a career and not jmt a lob? parlanca only, salary . com- 4 Sun avUabla Appacanta Why not KUn Amarlca's No 1 lop NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO TMW Oo you have eiperience in media and markeUng? manaurala wtm abliny. 942-9800 mual bs ovar IB, frlsndty a praa- aaHar: Cantury 21 AbOrty My., FUNCTION SERVICE STATION ^s^rSTsssir^statanarwrnatraaatSyrs harxla- •Cloaa to homa arnaua. Can tor Marvkw ba- on auparvtaory anpartanoa. MuM The Daily and Sunday Register has an exceUcnl LEOAL SECRETARY — Mon- tsraan 10 4 noon only * ATTENOENT — Abk> to aaalt aWi moutn County Snofa araa law I of ma foaiool rapaks. Mon.-Frl. apply In par- •aanrv 9aTapaQiFaj9 r«Malaw>ia> % % opportunity in our advertising sales and market- 747- REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa Equal Oppty Emptoyar M/F solid OA oackground Salary oltlca. Oanaral pracUca. 1 yra. hava 2 positions avaHabli " son. Hra. 9-5. Rumaon Barvtoa ing department for an advertuini space account minimum axp Word procaoaor pany In Uonmoutn County. PART-TIME - HOUSE. PET. SALES — Saa our ad undar raal Cantor. 27 W. Rtvar Rd. ranoa otano at avK plus Danafna knowkMga daolraMa immadlata For Immad. paraonal mtarvkjw BABYSITTER IDEAL FOR AC- your pokanaalcal Damn Aa- satata halp wanlad Cantury 21 - Rumaon. packaga. Local Mtarvtswa Sand executive. After training, you will be assigned to position Call 201 5500 IBS. PHONE: 111 MOO TIVE SENIOR CITIZEN, RE- aodatas. Shrawabury. 741-MM. Cwana Agoncy. raauma wtlh salary Malory to: a territory as an account executive, calling on aak tor Bavarly. THE DAILY ANO TIREE. MUST HAVE CAR YOUR SECURITY FILE DOCS Paraonnal Managar, Anutar SUNDAY REGISTER REAL ESTATE local buiineues, helping them to plan anf ex- LEOAL SECRETARY — With 3 642-0597 SALES/CASHIERS NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS Equsl Opportunity Employar Nsraly aspandad FUNCTION SERVICE STATION Ava.. Hamdan. Conn. 09617 Na- ecute their advertising and marketing programs. yra. axparlanca. ttano 4 work PART-TIME CLERK TYPIST — NEEDED oa amnout aatary hlolofi aSI aaaaa raUbaj lmMdrvkluala torATTENDANTS - Wantad 11 - M t processing oklllo Salary com- Doctor's offloa. Parmanani poa- ihah nrinalrlai ** r*r\irtm^m mansurala wtih axp. Can IMMEDIATELYII aaksa icaaMarapoaltl p m.-7 am. aMR. tua 4 part-tlma OaJ CO*<9jBfpajrvO rWvCIQGFQ PART-TIME Lloanaod or unlcanaad aaksa aa- msiytM O4y, •v*jtny# A — poaraonaavanabla Apply m par- The right person could more ap quickly while 284 6000 iVp# "a^JO!. tV^OatfaaVVuT r»WsO# w#Jtn only, tot M/F. aocMaa to loin our Kami Enjoy man;r banaffts Including son batwaon 10 a.m.-2 p.m.. earning a salary and commuaions LIFE QUAROS - Mult ba AD-VISOR arS. Group Mtarvkw Tuaa-'a. CALLNOWM Crown Samoa Station, Rt 36, VOCATIONAL PLACEMENT oartMad. Sand rasuma: MSTC. 830AM.1230PM Thurs s. 4 p.m. 10 Uouat Ava.. You may Da quaWtad lor a S20O a Mlddlatuwn. Equal Oppty Em- SPECIALIST — SuMotaa your P.O. Boa »M. MiddUlown, N J (Parmsnanl Poaraon) - Long Brand!. mooms «a» a i»«| posraon We arc a part of a top-rated Fortune 500 media 07746. PART-TIME EXPERIENCED - M up to 70S com- ANNIE SEZ oavaUpmg koba for MarMng I and communications company that's on the Tha Dally Ragtatar daasmad _ Wa ra not good ba- SEWINO MACHINE OPERATOR iMad sdufn looking lor a LOT PERSON WANTED - FuN OrKI cook lor braskfast hours, 490 Broad St and arMrprtalng pro- move. This is an excellent career opportunity. Dapartmant la looking for an jrs aidaaliaal Dal. 530-3211 _ war* Battar flomaa 4 Shrawaburv. NJ. — Far aupcovaro Ciparkonoad DIM. Mual hava good driving ra- Ad-Vlaor Should typa M Oar dans, wa'ra Banar Homaa 4 or wW tram. 942-9319. «nh oiTooionl cord Rad Bank AMC Oodga. PERSON FOR DfHVING - 6 Equal Oppty Empfcyar M/F Oardana bacauM wsra THE SHEET METAL INSTALLER — Pfl/ Paopla SUMS Knowtadga of If you are interested in a career in marketing & 747-0040. Ask lor Mr. Murphy opolor Knowladga of com- work, fua-tlrna. par- BESTIIAlllnqulrlMarsconfklan. 8 ENTRY LEVEL POS- poamon. Mo OH 01 4 ra- Exp.'d in air cond. 4 naaang co . MACHINIST — First class, •» pular tarmlnal halpful. Salary ntoN - yaar-round, banaftta. 774-M10 •ales, like meeting people, hive an aggressive, parMncad prsclslonwork to Uus plus good Incsntfva tor raal wltn knualodgo of mksro-eom- >*%''lMunj sale*minded attitude, write in strict confidence prints. Sand rMuma to Machin- go-gatlar. Pfaasant working 4 p.m . putars4softwara MuatbadMaH SHORT ORDER COOK — Muat LOUISE LIOATO orlantad 4 a aarl atartar, SSIM to Ms. Mariorie Smith. 1 Register Plata. ist Position. Elsclro ImpulM Lab conditions In modam Inc.. 024 Broadway, Long •71-1000 ba asp. Ful/pin oma. tnqolra m Inc.. P.O. Box 278. Naptuna.N J Shrawabury offlca. For Intar- Branch. Saa Frank a plus FMttrackco Can paraon: Town S Surf Dinar, 1997 10 to 12 and 3 to i Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 E.O.E. M/F vkwr, ptaaaa contact Pag ROB BARRETT 07753. Ann Patsr Farrara Equal PHOTO LAB TECHNICIAN — 6934000 542-5920 Rt 35. Mlddlatown Opportunity Employar Fsmllusr wtth ootar procaaslng 51 Halp Wantad Nolan. 942-4000. Eat 252 for work In 1 hr. mm lab. Apply Si Help Wanted MACHINE OPERATORS — For Equal Oppty Employar M/F Berg Realtors Si Halp Wanted ascend a third shifts Air MoMad In paraon; Custom 1 Hour Photo. Products. Phyllis • Clark SI'S. a. iij j« m HIM ja*_ -• ^* • - Better Homes a Gardens Hailat Must spply In parson. PART-TIME ESTATE MACHINE OPERATOR PHONE PERSON WANTED - kiar Backhoa. donr Ex- If you'ra an outgoing parson with For waakando avaning work. Call Welchart Co. a Uks-charga paraonallty, — Mual hava axp. on cash ragsMar. WHEN parMncad only Full-llma yaar round 94B-W78 a flair lor lha craatrva approach Apply (ft p*jf#on only, H90 B4V*li 201-040-0400. to things and you IlkaTTonop. PtOal •* NCtfp OftsJOsl Avs> H#cf MANAGER TRAINEE — Entry you could ba a succaasful part- Bank. 642-2631 REAL ESTATE ktval position Ons of N.J.'a llms Nalghborhood Advartialng PIZZA MAKER - Ejp'd. tun Oma you'va thought about it. Lara talk YOU'RE A futasl growing lawn asrvtca Counsakx rltQnlB. Appnf in ptjrtofi, Clrcw about ft now Our offlca Is ons of TIME chains Is looking for quallflad PliaUs Hwy. 30i •Mvontovpn* tha lop 4 In tha Rad Bank araa. psopls to promota Into naar fu- Wa'ra a local, hlghl: Wa ars busy Ws naad you. Ex. tura managamant positions You PIZZA PERSON - Part-tlma 9AM-3PM must hava tha daalrs to laarn REGISTER looking for a raw oawy, nights Mult hava sxp Apply In avaHaSa Wa curranly nava 7 through on-tha-loD training. I nlndad paopla to call ori parson: LulgJ'a. Haaat. minion dollar otooclons. Naad 3 manaatt IInn appaarsncs. hava good local community busln M Ideal for retirees, PREP PERSON 4 SUB MAKER mora. Expartancad or bsglnnars atlandanca racord. valid N.J. halp your cuatomara with thak CaaRooiT homemakers, students and drlvar's llcansa with good driving advartialng. Altar training, you WANTED - FuH tuna for ava- CARRIER nlnga. Apply In parson only: Rad CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raonora history a anloy outdoor, physical will work psrt-oma, doaa 10 "Indapandantly Ovvnad" parents of school-age children. work. Staady. yaar-round am- homa and ba paid a aalary. com- Bank Plus. 15 North trtdga Ava., Rad Bank 642-2631 913 Rtvar Rd., Fair Havan. ploymanl Good starling pay with nlaslon and car allowanca. 741-T9SS We are currently accepting applications for light rapid IncrMM 4 banaflta. Apply YOU GET In parson: 284 Main St.. Spot- It you'fa a parsusslvs Iwms- PRINCIPAL CLERK-STENO- REAL ESTATE — Llcanaad assembly production positions. Interested can- swood. Lswn Rangsr. 251-3700. oalaapooplo for Cantury 21- You gat around to earning that extra money maka. r who Is raady 10 go back GRAPHER — Two yra. aap. didates sre encouraged to complete an appli- you want. Being a Register carrier means g am -3 p.m. into no bualnaas world and you prsfarrad Typing 4 shorthand o OanM Raalty. Haaat Ask for cation Monday through Friday between 9 AM-4 Ilka gattlng around minimum ou •P"' •^saponsHxs Aoa Ungar. 730-4330 or prizes and Incentives too. Right now. we're MANAGER TO — Managa for an Board of Truataas cor- 730-1321 PM and Saturday 9 AM-12 Noon. AROUNDI paopla In a buslnsM looking lor carriers. It's easy and it's tun. Join amusamsnt rldM In smui raapondanca. Mual ba wwing to park. Call 405-1400. mant. thla could ba an IntaraatMe YOUR SECURITY FILE 0018 the Register carrier staff today and gat aroundl and challanglng opportunity. Wa work a fknlbta work achaduta. NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS MECHANIC - For rldM st hava larrltorIM opan In ma Ousllflcatlons: AA dag/M I FUNCTION REAL ESTATE Celeste Bontempo Amusamanl Park PIMM call Bayshors araa. rsurlsl r— era SALES - ERA offars training, •gMMr 495-1400 If IntarMtad. Matawan/Abardaan, Rad Bank aquMMnl Lula vtauauuda, markatlng programs. (201) 671-3000 RUMSON AND FAIR HAVEN and FrMhold srsss Lanoslon Kino. Chack Mala Inc.. Wooolswn TralMr Park YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES Grant Ava. araa Ca> 5429190: Mva ram. 049 Maltaon Ava.. Aabury Park, 4.000 offloM. Earn wMla NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS N.J. 07712.No War than April 30. 'aaot of WycAofTrrZ). •Urais avj pram ruter FUNCTION Intsrsstsd? Wrlta a short nota to laarn. ERA MELMED XT us snd tall us about yoursalf. An Equal Opportunity Employar. ALTOR8. 671-5660 MODELS NEEDED! Wo'ra an Equal Opportunity Em- COM DATA OCEANPORT MalM. fsmskfn a chlldran r wrlta to in F-40J. Tha SI Help Wanted Call Andrea Noon aga groupa for catslogs. Raglstsr. Shrawabury. N.J. SI Halp Wantad Route 35 & Laurel Avenue brochuraa. book covivarai . TV 542 commorclals a llva fashion No Holmdel. New Jersey 07733 sup. nacasMry Exc incoms In s 51 Help Wanted glamorous llaid Call HGDETAP.IE9 An Equal Opportunity Employar M/F 201-250-1000.Pramlara The Register Modallng Agsncy. 80S Rlvarvlaw Dr. Tofowa. N.J NJ Slala HOW TO MEET NEW PEOPLE AND llcanaad E.O.E A F T R.A. WANTED Equal Opportunity Employer MiF MOTOR ROUTES — Psrt-llms EARN EXTRA *$$$$$$$* Mrty morning. Mtsbllshad naws- MOTOR ROUTE papar roulss ars svsilabla to ra- MANN (tynpofary uay>mttiH onw you the v«r«ly •—aom and llabla paopla with cars in Colts DRIVER nawibriify >w .a (oohinoiunalg kw> NavN*w**»flvprt.naduw ft*feapptxl i • dufi l _foulin_ a Work Nack, fvlanalapan. Frashold wlnjn andlj*« wt-tf_* yoyou_w»wu mmt to OpaOp*n DrwwM docdoon- «n_ d «4vn top pay Twp . Marlboro. Ocaanport. SM Fur the Long Branch do-ng ii Tad* that long vacation you'** baan draamng of Wan havt Bright. Mon Bsach. Long atlHjnrnanla >aady for you whan you rtturn Branch. W Long Branch. Area Mornings. 15-20 Rumson. Fair Havan. Asbury hours per week Re- Business Park. 6 Mlddtatown. Matswsn. TOP PAY BONUSES NO FEE Abardaan. Kaansburg. Exc iiabilily is a must sarntngs that will halp •uppii- IF INTERESTED CALL A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINE mant your prassnt Incoms Csll 600-242-0650 loll IrM Or CONTACT: 842-4224 177-4222. Mr. Sara 444 Bathroom NEED A SUMMER J0B7 — 530 Electrical US Landscaping A 000 Painting* Larga corporation Is nssding 542-4000 mann Remodeling ft 606 Income Tax Lawn Service Paperhanglng studanla tor full-tlma summar .Em. 217 TEMPORARY SERVICES Ceramic Til* Services smploymsnl 9260 svsrsgs Iqyl opportunity amptorar Hit BEST ELECTRIC — Lie. no. I MAKE HOUSE CALLS — Call COMPLETE — Inl/Eil painting, waakly aarnlngs Full company PARTIAL TO COMPLETE — S 9273. fast. dapandaDIa asrvtca. 942-1427 for guarani ALDOR CONTRACTING - banaflta For mtarviaw Call caramlc Ilia, naw ft rapalra. Landacaplng. CompMM k ry 741-1072,431-1171, 290-0397. RaaaonaMa rataa. Fraa asii- Rogar Thwtng. CPA. 741-2073. Ask for Qarry mataa. 071-0121 malmananoa, spring daan-up. ssr^.icrs7^as - NEED EXTRA CASH? — PT work Fraa aats 972-9390 J.C. BROTHERS - Painting un- 435 Auto Cleaning INCOME TAX PREPARATION — llmltad. Fraa awmala. Looaal on homa phona program. Flax 541 Estate Sales Financial 9 fax planning. 19 yra. TOPSOIL — Rich, loamy soil. Da- Ibla. Earn up lo S10 par hour pneas for top quality work Days, * Waxing of Paraonal Samoa a Eapartiaa. llvarad or plokad up. Also, top 4SS-44O4; njghta. 3Sa-2Ss2. Call 747-6669 or 583-7646 LONE ARRANGER — A A.M. Adafoon. 739-2090. quality gardan aoH mm vrlth ma- NEW CAR QET READY PERSON I polish cars ualng tho baat com- to eTMiit In rtMOCaition. aWllny nura. Holmdal Farms. J a D PAINTING — Complata — Full tlms. part-llma Apply Ir pounds, pollshss. a waxao. at contsnts of housao. ootata tslas. 2*4-9923/1913 Inl/ant. painting. rtaasonsMa I paraon Parkway Olds. Kayport aflordsbM prtcaa Call for an Invanloriaa. appraisal. 94S-M13. 615 Janitorial Inaurad. Fraa satlmslaa Call apolntmant. You owa It to your 7B7-9792 COM DATA TREES-SHRUBS cara flntah. 747.0349 MARRY S SON MAINTENANCE NURSES 565 Fireplaces & — For homo a offlca. Individual WHOLE SALE a RETAIL. Many J a M PAINTING UNLIMITED — Woodstoves or contract. Commarclal aceta vartaasa S acraa of nuraary Homa Improvas. Fraa aatlmatai RN'S & LPN'S M/F 447 Carpentry invHad. SeS-0035. slock Ftoaarlng a ohada traaa. int/am. Fully Inaurad. No fob too big or too small. 498-O513 CERTIFIED ADDITIONS — AltaratMna. cabl- avargraana. ale. Landacapara NURSES AIDES WELCOMES STUDENTS FROM FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES discount Opan 7 daya/aaak. HOMEMAKERS nata, formica, Kitcnana, oacKB. Chlmnaya. brtck haartha A walls MORGAN P. COLIO JR. an work guarantaad. Call Chris. 625 Landscaping Holmdal Farms 2S4-S923/S913 Wallpaparno Painting a Plsstar. HOUSEKEEPERS a LIVE-INS Brick, alona. block, concrata J M/F 741-1904, Rapalrs. J. Black. 291-0037. 4V Lawn Car* 635 Light Hauling " •~- ^—1. 747-9792. Full or part-tlma. nMdad fo • Brookdale • Monmouth RETIRED CARPENTER - Saak- ROBERT GIARD PAINTINO - In- Northarn Monmouth Araa High Ing small t madlum slisd loos to ABC's OF PROFESSIONAL 1. HOUSES - Oaragaa. yard 9 tarior/ainanor. so yra. a«- pay, no fM Call for Intarvlaw a aupptamant Incomo. Fraa astl- 595 Horn* LAWN MANAGEMENT — THE guitars daanad out a hsuiad Paopla Care. 294 Broad SI • Douglass • Rutgers malss. 741-9797/774-0900. GROUND HOOS. " M nl dM w Bank. 530-1668, or 600 union ImprovnTnta TSSm. ' °"" " BSSTiSawr*"--- Ava. R1. 71. Brlalla. 526-9431 ROCKWELL PAINTERS - High • Middlesex County 480 Carpet Cleaning ADO A LEVEL — Oormars. ad- ak-flar* NURSES AIDES - Full 1 part dlttons. raplaoamaot wlndowa. BEN'S INDUSTRIAL - RaaMan- tuna positions avallabfa on al A-1 EXPERT Carpal Claanlng — Oal 9 Buslnaaa ctaan-oul aarvloa. UplKHstary claanlng. RaaaonabM custom built homaa a ti BSh — -*• °* shifts. PIMSS csll Hilltop Nursing vattona. Call 741-4994. AL 8 LAWN 9 Quick. dapandabM asrvtca. Homa. 871-0177 D Is Full Time work too much for your rataa Morrla Hoffman. 747-0809. SERVICE - Oard bollar a fumaoa removal. Fraa 006 Plumbing A BRUNOS PHOFESIONAL ADDITIONS — Aluminum, vinyl. CofnplMo invn 4ti I landacapa HeaMnfl busy course load? otaal aiding, raptaoarnanl arln- CARPET 9 UPHOLSTEHY avallsbia. CLEANINO YARDS - CaHara. STEAM CLEANING) — Quality a dowfj, cuBtonr riQtn#ai 4V com pJ#i# SAVE ENERGY - Laaklng NURSES AIDES - FULL TIME boHara, naad a naw bonar? Oas M/F D Are you looking to start your fair prtoaa 993-2374. attar 9. "summer job" now? D a J'S CARPET Claanlng Sar- 2EEK CONT., INC. — Lawna ssiixsnssgg! pips work Call 4 vies). Q#irp#ts dry CHwn#d not ALUMINUM SIDING - Rootlno, oradad » ssadacJ. ahrubbary. HR 7-3 Shift. Dlffarantlal for STATE D Are you bored with traditional otaamar). Mon.-Sal., w. staal. rfjpMccjnwnt wintfowai, sll fns*jor CLEAN YARDS CanJflad AldM.wlth Oarlatrtc 49S-93SS. K. Hobsrts. 971-1240. homa Improvamsnts a custom Callara. amos s garagaa 700 Resumea burn homaa. 741-40*4 drama lnsUUad*AiaoKwn maln- FiaaaMmataa axp. Salary with axe. Irlnoa ban "strong back-weak brain" vacation jobs? •nca. Commarclal t~ aflta or hlghar Hourly rata. In 486 Carpet Inatsllatlon 741-1149 COVE^I^EiuitVELOPEDI StSSd of Irlngs banaflta App COMPLETE BUILDING AND parson 9-4 P.M. Mon - <~ D Do you need money for the next semester? JIM^S CARPET INSTALLATION RENOVATION — Addtuona. 060 Masonry Holmdal Convolsscant Cantar ctaanlng. ra-laya. ra- kitcnana. Wa. dacka, stc Total FOREST HILL LANOSCAPINO - Service 199 Hwy 34 Holmdal 946-4200 9 rapalra. 294-9177 lob, Kruats Const Co. 741-1080. Lawn aarvloa. spring otaan-upa, 716 Roofing II you answered YES to sny of Ihe above questions, you sra Invited to BRICK WORK - Slaps, patios, Investigate opportunities with COM DATA. Ws sre currently accept- lota cfaarad. CommarclalRaal- 475 Concrete dantlal. Fraa eat 530-2974 aldawajko, atona work, nra- * Siding NURSE RN-LPN M/F — 2 daya- ing applications from serious college students lor Part Tims positions HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE placaa. drtvawaya, and small MONMOUTH CONCRETE. INC. ROOFING, REPAIRS. GUTTERS. a.m.-3p.m. or 2 nights-11 p.m.-' In our Holmdel facility. ••• PeVlnllnQ, fufnltur# fCrfiolih^ofl. lobs Attar S. 942-1909. SIDING. SLATE. TILE REPAIR! a.m. 10% drffaranllal. OiachvKx Fraa aMmataa. Pool, naoko. GARDEN ROTOTH.LINO — Sod. Imarmadlala Cara Facility paooa. walks, walls, drtvaa gunara. yard work. Call •SZi Saad. Landacapa 9 Rock Oar- MASON CONTRACTOR g^f^ Santos. EPJCKSOtrS 797-8100 call M-F 9-3 p.m. 222-35*4 .741-1722. Rapalr-Nsw dans. Pruning, R.R. TaM. Can Tom MoMuHan. S42-9044. WEEKDAY SCHEDULE: J S M PAINTINO UNLIMITED - *?1291-1997 730 Special OFFICE ASSISTANT - Full lima 500 Decks Hom*> Impfov#)#- Ff#O) ##Um«iM# PATIO — Sldawalko. flag alona, Immadlata position, busy or- raOVfOOO. CCA. Quality rMcka. alata. stona 9 brick work, call Services iftocfoolvC pfacttc# H#fiv^ • 6AM-12Noon •12Noon-6PM K^J^Sj!2USlr«O,!l''' IO° 0(oc«ik>n. Good b*n- •6PM-12Midnight •12Midr.ight-6A.VI JOHN ROE8INQ oaadina.Co rannuiaauil 747-219i 3and waad ASJAI vaiD -s -•- i. Call 747-9100 to MI up an NfDWOOO. CCA — Intanor/axtanor homa rapalra Storage) "•WkTWO OvfMj ainiTI n, c Cartlflcata p v hom 3pv WEEKEND SCHEDULE: as? Fraa asnmatas or small. Lloanaod and InauradT. NOT ENOUGH TIME?— Wa do: OFFICE CASHIER — t Phono No |ob too 222-7230. Fraa aanmataa. grooar^ivy 3ssrohoppfng. ~'vanad ahop- L raoapttonlal. Muol ba sbls to Havan. S3O-1333. 11 typa. Call for Appt. Rad Bank • Sat. & Sun: 6:30AM-3PM MAJESTIC LANDSCAPE Vorvo, 741-5686 TOTAL RENOVATION CON- C^NT^LTn'Tu*? throughout I STRUCTION INC. — Additions, 060 Painting* 94J-7399/747-99M PANTRY PERSON — En- 7S74aT1 Ara you aananadwrBl your praa- Paperhanglng parlancad only or culinary Applications will be accepted st sny time snd Interviews will be ant landapapa. If not. can May graduata. Appt. only call 821 Pry Walla far fraa aramata from a ouany ALL-AROUND PAINTING J42-7575. scheduled Monday through Frldsy 9AM-4PM. . TW-ANOLE aULOCM - Ad- oonadaoua arm that a* laava SAM AND SONS OflYWALL — laapiftQ 4\ finMhlnQ. Ing/Carpanlry/Maaonrlarpanlr y ^^•on^y marMPuraa. vary •Anoaraon raaaonabla ratoa, oamoio 10% 740 Tree Services PART-TIME Hipaaolr TANTUMS'S THEE SERVICE — NEEDED 52sr»s3sa6 Drivewa- y WaUlp4»p#)flOQ/Aai pAantaVnOtOnsJS IMMEDIATELY (201) 671-3000 Construction 606 Income Tax " •sszssrs.' ~ Fraa an 291-2949 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUN- cMffurwsp Matura-mlndad Individual to 9PAVE9 SAVES — Oat drtvaway work In our markatlng dapart- TANT — wa prapara Individual. Dv"S r»AINTINO — mtarlor 1 aa> wooormats. Fulla yTRE InauradE annnc. 122-9122E .- raaurfaoad, rapalrad. Soal- parMraMp a corpora MORFOrtD LAWN SERVICE - mant making lataphona cala. • coating. Work guarantaad. Traa S ohrub trimming a ra- - to 9 p.m Pkwssnt working m>- tanas al raaonnobla 1 MlddkHovm. Llncroft. Fair Havan StorS Inaurad. Cal Ed 294-3477 COM DATA Chartaa Stankry Jr.. sri-BHS. araa. Ca* aftar 1 p.m. 971-3349. 4 vlronmant 9 uunoaillarll Shrawsbury location maka tNa Route 35 & Laurel Avenue tna parfact opanlng for thoaa looking to aarn abova- o orago Holmdei, New Jersey 07733 parf-lliTOo lnootTr#. For wtsWvvaw call Mr. Frank, batwan ma hra. of An Equal Opportunity Employar M/F 9-9 p.m S42-6990 Equal Op- ponunny Employar M/F. 51 Hat»Wi M Situations Want* 63 Money to Lonn 71 71 MarchaiMllM 71 Mewchandls* MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1964 The Drily Regitfer B9 for Sal* tar Sate tor Sate ALL HOME OWNERS UVWOl ROOM SAT - Contsnv 71 MwcHandlM 77 Ptt!and 101 Apt, tor Rwit 'xasr ATTENTKX - $300 Wlljllia fkvja. (navar wo.nl. $300 trwa^cu Livestock couch, partaot oond.. $150 or YOUR SECURITY FILE DOSS ssssTSsa HaLmo HANDS - w IOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS BAav CMS - Dork wood. M- baat offar 10 ap. Mka. $50.mS^tsnusii ss. nt. WABMER - P«»>um. QE A WE AM 10OWNO KM - i 877-0410 •raotoua aarytoa tor any oc- LMs IfLUNO — MonnvMh WNflpoal IIU A up with tun *n Can anyame.5BM?' • awing m warranty a. ICaa latomoam TV. A-1 OUAUWED TENANTS Sor 747-0172. MT - M2-O400 No ChaVQa). OO oWaJBBWl pereon: SSurreu y nmmffitt. bread. Caa Baa-OAOS t Eajw HOME BUDDIES BEAUTIFUL WOOD OaNINO cha*s'.. lontonakug bueMM . good cond•. •JlTlTfl! WEUHTS YORK UNIVERSAL - 2 p.m. A 6pm JoTrVfl Rertera ~inZ?oo COLONIAL ROOM SET — $ chalra. mM liter 409-67. yra. old. axe cond. $290 Can 1NANC1AL ACCEPTANCE. INC WMALAYEN CAT - Mesa, ATLANTIC IWJMLANOS - 1 A 2 wowopwoctMow-ieMon- Aakmg • Cal MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT - craam, blue eyee Loves peookef padraorn garden eots Walk to TOLL FREE 1/4$S-T734 OfNINO K>0M $ET — Contem- porary style. J7'*«4f.» oval $79 Colonial dinette wr» 4WICKER AND RATTAN PORCH 741-2360 or 741-0723 NY aanoporsaarjii A EMC. WOfil SfWwOAffWftt* BAa^aYy chalra. $17$. Col 204-3424 oMMimink w»i exo. Bond 800-323-655*. Ext RM BEDROOM BET — Spanish. taaM. e»ende 10 ITViaMVt with SETS — DMng setts andYOU CANT AFFORD PUPPIES wan 10 waa carpeting. IMM a* am N-4l9Tfr>e DMy 2 night I 4 cuoNonod otto* " badroom en and baaketa low Of) KITTENS. YOU CAN AF- WljJIIir, SMwebury. M / •d. 2 mk- ttt. 747 prices wicker Basket. Rte 34.FORD SPAVINOt — CM IIAhota pool tOt-OOOS HOUSEKEEPER -LMInwaak- rora Ca¥$42-543S. MOVING AFTER 27 YRA — 07701. anda. aoma nurana aru> hava U-HELP-tS 922-0000 Friends ol Anlmala. ALL LANDLORDS aas. laNimuaa. I daya par Now aotff dabt raBaf puna SET — TwtablM e 16" leaf A 4 Mas* wrought Poles araahar. 7-pejoa me Plaaaa doni bread anlmala WOW OVERSEAS - $20,000- redwood lawn furniture, kltchan lor the summer people la leave WE SCREENI YOU CHOOSE! $•0,000 4- 8)onue NHM,ea -aak. ca> 774-aju "" "" -No CradM Or Eoualy Ralaca]- DsYOfOOfW $• ffWlaTSfH ••(, iron Chan. $17$. 671-KOO WINDOWS — 8-3x3, 2-4x3'. NEVER A COST TO YOU coNaouoATTAuaELS draaaar. dark wood. $100. Can (»1T) 9BB17H, fat Ml. I WISH TO BABYSIT — In my UMNO BOOM OCT. _ Old dark 2-4 xO am ecreene. baat offer Free kaeeee A tree credit checke eaten up an baek paw mania. ' "2131 CM 264-4117 HaaM Mma. ail. Hawla^akhaafc ft aBBaaabk a^taHaabB ••• ii«aA fc _ . chalra. chma cebl- LABRADOR PUPS — 7 nulls HOME RENTALS 300-1234 WMCKCH awvm - PUB m rwrfj i ifnion VOIM* nvufiwy ptty- MUST SELL - Over 1000 nama old. hunting slock lataiaiiiiaa. CM aS4-70(7. Raft* bwVBt m WWerver,i $27_5. WOOD STOVE - China Palnte. dM imjMto Mpartmca d teWt mant luat aka It uaM 10 ba and Pino coffae table A and tabta. •randI matMkaaasLttoaaprlnga. A Ca» 201-4034) wreokero • «M MM. Apply In LOVtNO MOTHER - Wlahaa 10 •avallOO-amonaOy B0trt9OOa«V til elflawOW ftOX, b$)tf)~ YOUR SECURITY FILE DOE* BED-KINO SIZE — With mat- $70. UntMtehad don houee. $90. room sink. 26- gJrfe bike coke MALTESE AKC - 4 males. $100 NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS paraon: HertHe'e Auto Center. babvaK tor your cNM. Vary Iraas. Hka now. brass plaUKJ Skie A poles. 140 • A boots alia such aa Seety. Sana. Sprtnaake. [Mm rnuitaliU rang. Fua-ama. part- STOP AUTO REPOSSESSION Ecapae. ale New but aSghlry machine. 8 Singer machine ea 1 female. $350 5% weeks. FUNCTION FREEHOLD — Pool m STOP WAOE OARMSMNQ Aakmg $205. Can 2$1-2747. 0. $40 Toddksr e bed. $20 Can C 542-2707 and Coach Viaaee 1- badroom Uma. JJO-4118. " "'" 204-4029 damaged or waller atalnad. 52 Babyslttlng- STOP Haraaatna CradWra Caaa From $29 95 aa . llmltad supply, MfdGA #^10, 0VHM0I6. Hot WQtOf MATAWAN WOMAN — Eap'd In Uaa Ir»a raanfrn an. laaaiiii tl YARD TRACTOR -11'* h.p. CMM Car* $7$: Ra- ram chocks available Grant MINITURE 0ACH8UNDS - $ njoweuppllod Opena^s Cak GUARANTEED RESULTS . OE $15r>. diameter, wood parqwat'wNh 4 Furnrlura. BABYSITTER - MU I 24 hr. AcaonFraa M Mma aarv. tatea. IrMik a now. under $2000. waaka old. Registered American mapta knenan aat 4 chairs.$90. PHg earner. Rt 30. Oakhurst. 741-5747 Kennel Cclub Caa 707-2007 HIGHLANDS — 1 bedroom apt 10 uu(—nnM, an for HOTUNE aoo-joj-aaM tww bad aat. oak. oomptala. Mon-Frl. 10-0. 1st • I, Sun. Mtddletown eree. own u» ovac $JOO Dryar. beat oflar Mr altar 530 Any inqmrkss col 072-O02O $175: woodan chaat of drawaia. $100. Can 871-3463 attar $ p.m. 11-9 Caa 403-4900. 72 Qaraga/Yard Mon. thru Frl., A lo 9 p.m. Man. S71-*2i> WE AME NOT BROKERS MOVING TO FLORIDA — Good aaa. -- nlnnlal fifii 1 n$i - finairl OtNtNO BOOM TAKE WITH $OFF-SET PRINTING MACHINE Sale* homa for Mack A while port HIGHLANDS CHARMER BABYSITTER — rltHH 10 tl«y Ola may can VA at a»4-3Ma Vs. COeOfll«l OOUtjIlt nC. CO"O . — I ermchake. bar. — Exc cond . make an offer CaH Angora house cat named Blacky 1 bedroom, child okey. $325 utinlgWi ««ti 1 oMdron. Lkv 73S-33B2 aw! douNa bad. eomrjls-, $75: A4209AO between 0 I 5 p m MIDDLETOWN - 4 Woodrldga Cal 767-0920 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*0-1234 cron area. 747 403* Katn bad. $$O. mapta bad. coast Ava April 18-30, all day For in- MOTHER OF 1 CHUO — WM 0IVER8 POSEIDON UNISUIT - OLYMPIC TV SET - Wlthcom- formation. caH 997-0790 BABYSITTER - 6 to 3 Mon thru babyaH m my E Kaanaburg of draaan. box aprlng A mat- ORANGE WINGED AMAZON HOLMDEL — $ traaa. $100, amaa chma doaat Larga. axe. cond.. $400 or Deal tMnetJon redlo A tape recorder. ARROT - Talkative A van Frl In my Fak Haven home 2 homa. Mon-Frt.. anyama. Oood oflar Can 767-0461 $50 O.E. air conditioner. 19 X SHREWSBURY HISTORICAL — boya aoM 4 4 2. Hav* reference*. rata 20-. $100 Good cond Call with pray. 1 amall parch plus hours. 506-6390 eves or waek- a mn*ponallon. start m V DOKOROER - Real to reel tape 201-oogo Auction. Fri. April 27. 0 to 3:30. 747-1013 MOTHER OF 3 - Wlahaa to do 71 Merchandise rapoft, 150. recorder Auto, reverse Aaklng Preebyksrlan Church House. cage $800 Can 672-2902 babyMUng In my own homa. %4i lor Sal* $190, nag. Call 671-2976. after i ORIENTAL RUG - Persian. SyCflfnor# A«fl. PET RABBITS-BUNNIES MMEDtATE OPENING — at BABYSITTER - BMttrd a waak. mdudaa braaMaal A BELGIUM BLOCKS — Naw. 175 Naveelnk Houee. a Wai cara. re- Ftoaibto noun. OS we.Ca. n DRYER — Soars gas deluxe 9x12. $1100/ WERE HOLDING TAILGATE PLEASE CALL lunch, tancod m backyard. Hava 14 CUBIC FT. REFRIGERATOR Taka thorn away. $235tor a a Can 930-0346 tirement laclllty.lor etudlo apt 4SS-0SS1. raWrgncoa. Can 4as-4sai waakanda. modal, axe condition. $129. CM AUCTIONS - Lei us suction on $42-02*$ your garage sale flams, antique* Muat bo $2. In good health A CHILDCARE — Rserinnelblicar 74T7SB •a- PA SYSTEM FOR RENT — Wlff SIAMESE SEALPOINT KITTEN ambulatory. CaH or write RELIABLE MOTHER - Wlahaa pro sound man. 2 way. 3 wa>etc. Tnksresk>d7 Can lor Into. — 4 mo. old. pure breed, female. mo paraonto ca n lor 5 mo. oM A to babyalt In my Hartal homafi2-tt4t' BICYCLES - Schwlnn Varsity. EARLV SPRING SPECIAL — On 201-842-3400 40 Riverside Ave Ireee. flowering Dag Wood. 50. available. Call 73B-S3M. 9389976/431-4789 Hwy 33 ARecord of shots Child alergke , NJ 07701 oiaW cMMran alHt ocnool. w my waakdaVa, rofaranoaa. Can IS" CERAMIC KILN — For saM. to apaad. 23 $S0 flalilgti 3- Ceder Ln. Howall. Rain or shine $90 Call 747-1S0S. homo, • to 4. Manna/ If- spaad. 23". $60 Both good $19 as Swaatgum Maple. 9-S', PIANOS - ORGANS tin. $12 aa Sunburst Honey Locust, KEANSBURG — 3 room apt 741-1(71. Can S42-1112. cond. 2B1-11S3. All Musical Supplies and SIBERIAN HUSKY — 9 mos old REUPHOLSTERY SLIPCOVERS 6-10 , $29 ea Planting Is svsll- 76 Auction Sate* AKC pepers $300 Call 741-2100 Heel A hot water Incl. 1 mo. sac CHILD CARE — Mature-minded — Fan, raaacnabla. and ralaran- Servksaa Avail May 1 $400 Call after 5 IB CUBIC FOOT FREEZER - BOSE BOO SERIES - Spaakara abla Call 201-1097 TUSTINQ PIANO CO JP-S TAILGATE AUCTION — A raaponaaald paraon is nsaded caa. Can S44-SS17. $73 m Craam Parlor tabla and with Honda A aquaMtar. aa la. Consignments ere now being ac- - M 495 3783 ELECTRIC STOVE — Montgom. Our 99th Yaar 80 Bicycles to cara lor 2 achoot age gitlt chan. $7$. Can 730-3620 $450 Wood vanaar kltchan tabta cepted for tailgate auction held KEANSBURO BEAUTY from 11:30 am 10 6 30 p.m. SEAMSTRESSES — WW work with kMl. $7$. Can 7676726 ery Ward. 2 oven. 40' wide, cop- Asbury Park 779-0604 Mini Bikes from our homaa. Anarattona. OpanOloO every Tues A Frl .7 30 pa For _ badroom. move 9/1. $400 ••todayi in our MMdMoon partono. $90 Woodan screen more Information call 938-6076 home. Own transportation 1 In.naw cfotttaa. a> kmda. aoacw- BOXES - CORRUGATED varkMy of aliaa. $20. 747-2129. 1091 HONDA EXPRESS MOPED HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3*0-1234 Ung in odd attaa. Nancy. 2 GRAVELY TRACTORS - With 431-4780 Dealera welcome $300 dapendeno* la important Col For Moving A Storaga. and for PIANOS KEANSBUHQ - 2 badroom. S42-OM7; Joan. 741-iagi Industry A complata Una ofEMERSON — Air Conditioner Naw. under $1000 Usad. under Terms cash only Ssis con- Call 671-2976 Dior 7 p.m.. 717-4342. laa A wagon. Many aitra pans. never uaed. 24.000 blue $900. $900 Unlimited rentals Irorr ducted on premises. Hwy. 33 A $424 a mo . everything Included, packaging aoppllaa. 462-467? or MOPED — Puch Maxl-lux. 1976 pets okay Fenced In backyard, CHILD CARE — School MOChar SENIOR HOLMDEL LADV — Asking heeler, vented. 19.000 $7.90 a month. Cedar Lens. Howell. Auctioneer - - I ——•* —fc.*— *... — * •* Lookingtor lad y to anaro homa. iliSO: Alaomckwtray! u's. 1 yr. old $300 Weai- FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER T Peul Wllburt Rain or shine Reedy to ride Helmet, exlraa by beach Call 495 2149 '#Qu"f)# '*>*lslD*# vVp#a*9nC#O . utility r $179 Call 747-2071 paraon to cara lor 2 yr. old a 4% traa In aachanga lor light houaa- I $MS BOY'S BEDROOM SET — $400. Inghouaa refrigerator. Avocado, Freehold 402-47X KEVPORT — 3 rooms. 1 yr. old cMMran In har Abardagn kaapmg. simpla cooking t amaa Can $42-4974 aflar S p m Captains' bad. 2 draaaars. A lea makar. ig cu ft aic cond.. 77 Pets and MOTORBECANE - 1900. $450 badroom. avail May 1 $490. an aalary Racant ratorancaa. Call hutch, dark brown wood, nol$300 787 2107 PIANO homo. Hre. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Uon. 2 LOVESEAT8 — Harcuton. Exc. cond. 1.999 ml. CautilitieN s Included Security A ret- Ihru Frt. Starting In Sept Refer. 74i-(ggg or 747-3SS4 1 yr. old. brown rug In, Livestock 642-0083 erencaa Call 294-2812 $100. Good cond CaK 7S7-S1S3. dudadI 787-320- ENGAGEMENT flINO — 39 K. GRAND PIANO anoai requiredCan 9*a-43M SENIOR HOLMDEL LADY - tOK gold band 9 KITTENS — 9 weeks old. gray LOCUST — 2 badroom apt with Looking tor ladyto ahar a homa. 2 UPHOLSTERED SOFAS - Ap- VOUR SECURITY FILE DOES A while. 4 temelee. 1 male Call 84 Merchandise NEED BABYSITTER IMMEDI- prommata $ ft. $00 aa. 1 tova- 747-7205/642.1900 e.t 206 Ask Chlckerlng - 5 h 7 inch grand " a mo Can traa In amchanga for light houaa- NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS lor Nsncy 971-9305 Wanted 172*0805 ATELY — To babysll my 2 yr old kaaping. Simpla cooking A amaN aaat. S10. anoqua school maa- FUNCTION BUNK BEOS-NEW — ion In my Metawen Tarraca aalary. Racant lafaiantoa. Can tar-a doak, $4o3 Pins drop toaf With mattrssaaa. Stag. Baddlng FILL OIRT — rime 22 yard piano, the idssl home-sued Advanced And A A A USED FURNITURE MATAWAN COTTAGE — 4 Apt References raqulrad. Plaaaa 741-fgag or 747-3SS4. tabla, antlqua. $400. 741-2351 aata. $S0 Outiai attar 1 p loads. $80 Cash paid. One Item or enure rooms. $440. kids, utilities paid. caply 73*4039 If no answer can Vintage 1»21. original Ivory Beginners 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET — 485 0075 Call 571-1751 contents Bedroom seta, dining MID-STATE Rentals 2630100 506-7450 SINGLE. DIVORCED OR DOQ TRAINING room aata. kitchen sets, etc WIDOWED MEN ONLYI — That Traditional atyla. RuaL bhia A CASTE IRON - Franklin stova. FOR SALE — Motorlied deer keys. In excellent condition RESPONSIBLE PERSON - batoa colors, asking $$00 Can watar inflatable boat. Still in box Bayahoro Dog Club. 741 -6040 602-9443 or 920-9449 MIDDLETOWN naada tha duttaa that warrant $100. amall dining room sat. YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES Maadid to watch 3 amall chH- Uma/or aKpartanoa u tuch 671-5813 w/buftot. $123. larga dining $200 firm Call 264 OHI dran. 2 daya a week. 2 In iha Walnut case, in very good NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS KNOLL WOOD houaahoM choraa. (shopping,. 4 SNOW TIRES — Wim rims IS room aat with 6 chairs. 7' china FOR SALE — 3 baanbag chalra FUNCTION BEAGLE - Female afternoon tW 12 a night CaH oanaral claanlng or cooking ClOSSt. $200 Cornsf cablnst condition. Action vary good GARDENS 747-M70. Hoto)to fi t Joap Wagonaor. $140. fireplace equipment, thick col- Field champion stock, good dla- Raaaonadla rataa. 530-0061 or vary good cond. 3 satas 12) •50 Antlqua radio, consota onial woodahatvaa A othar poaition Fraa to good home RESPONSIBLE ADULT - To 57»«O43 24a24«1S, $45 aa. (1) 14«17.» modal. $100. 741-1490 household Hams Moving, must throughout wonderful lona 291-3462 Exclusive 1 A 2 badroom apart- ments Indlvlcual gas nesting A cara for my 2 boya. agee 4 A S'4, WILL CLEAN YOUR HOUSE - $20. Shall 14>17«B. $20 and » CB CAR RADIO sail Immediately Very reason. lull Mma, prafarraWa In my Allan. atoraga cubaa 33 CAREI - I •'" a Fair Havan Fmad rata up to 15 yra 190 daalsra-8424316 872-0624 corner table, glaaa covered. $40 service will essist you in determining the marital value ot your reel estete holdings tor mother who would Iowa 10 cara FIRST MORTGAGES llama bought, ask tor Guy DINING ROOM SET — 0 PCS OE WASHER — Good cond Call 542-4202 lor your child In my homa whlla 30-yr. Imad rata Oek 11 men ii yrs. old. axe$100 Call 405-9762 estete pluming, inn/ranc* updating. orresHeevekietlon you work or ahop. ate. Full or For prompt sarvlcs. 741-S5S1 ANTIOUES-LIOUIDATING cond $079 92 cu It Iraeter RUG — Ilka new 10X11 Mln pert-time 2 yra experience E»- Savaral hundrad Itama from QE WASHER graan call $42-0104 Puce or vlalt us st local sstalas. Including original cheat, $95. 741-9479 callanl ratarancaa.l call 10 Wast Front St.. Rad Bank EM cond $150 1125 •42*507 art. furniture. chandailars. DINING ROOM - Unique giess Call 730-1312 Avaiiabia 7 Days a Waak carpala. ellwsr, jawalry. Or top table A brass base. 4 RUGS — Good cond. lavsndar WoJchort CLEANING LOW RATES talla and a whola building lull ol Thomaavllle Rattan chairs. & burl GERANIUMS - 4 lor SI 99 sculptured. 12x15 Roysl blue Your Bualnaaa Or Homa isi Mtg. Ratlnanclng bric-a-brac wood buffet, asking $1100 Love- Mlka'e Greenhouses 201 Shore 13*16 A runner. Best offer Cel Roaltors Wa Uaa A Supor Syatam 72 Hour Approvals INTERNATIONAL GALLERIE8 aaal sols bad a 2 graan chairs Blvd . Kaanaburg Call 767-5434 944-1474. Call 8 30 am-3 pm 2nd Mtgs A Corp Loans 150 E Nawman Springs Road With ottomsn CSII afisr 6 p rr O E RANGE — And 6 ft. sink A 871-6989 Krsmar Fin" 3S4-50M Shrawabury 747-S200 weekends. 220-4007 counter, coppertone. like haw. $300 264-0009 SEARS 00 CART — Good run- ning condition. $100. Cal OET YOUR SELF" PORTRAIT - From tha artist Vary reasonable 2648068 Prlie winner" Call 842-7915. SEARS 16' CHAIN SAW — 7 3 liter motor A extrs chain. $175 Dining room butfel. best offer 8729535 GRAND PIANO SEARS CONSOLE TV — IColor) Chlckerlng - 5 II 7 inch grand Solid Stste with touch lone. 25 e»c cond $490 204-7013 SHORTOF CASH? piano. Iha idssl home-sued SNOW TIRES - 4 H-76-15 - With rims. $115 or $90 a pr Cal Vintage 1921 orlglnel ivory the six dollar 046-6073 hays. In excellent condition SNOW BLOWER - 20 sell- propelled $200. Wood extension Walnut case. In vary good ladder. 26 $3500 Cal 201-0006 HAVE A condition Action very good SOFA solution Rad velvet eeclional. best offer throughout wonderlul lona 201-4192 end clarify Looking tor a SOFA A CHAIR — Colonial style floral print. $100 Call after 5 good homa and appreciates eer p m . 20I-22B3 STEREO — Kenwood receiver Call 747-4235 JBL epeakars. dual turntable Techica cassette, greet buy el ^ GREENHOUSE - 10 X 12. at- tached Willing to dtssaasamble $700 071-8209 and transport Must see lo ap- STEEL OFFICE DESK - $90 preciate 741-3400 daya. after 7. Index card file drawers. 910 ea 741-7402 Gaa slove. 24" Welbuilt, $35 GUITAR — Peavey P-30. with Like new screens, meny suet. $S ond. $179 ea Drivewey edge stone. $40 747-1304or 747 6079 HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN - STEREO — Marenu receiver $250 Whlta French Provincial Maranuapeakera. big foor lovaaeet, $125 Bunkhouss modal. Aaklng $300 Can furniture pine bunkbedo 9 desk 741-9909. aak lor Paag with chair. $100 462 0009 STOVE - 30 inch Caloric avacado. $175 Call 042-9200 HATCHCOVER BAR — 4 It long. SWIM POOLS — Warehouse 2 Daraloole. $250; 5I 0gal forced to dispose ol new on- aquarium, ail equipment.. $75. ground 31 Ig pools complete gold, tiffany lamp. $50 Other with huge sundecks. fencing, hi. amall items 042-0174 rate filters, isdders. warranty HAVE — An unwanted item or etc Aaklng $96o COMPLETE two you'd like lo sell? An sd Ihli Financing evail Call NEIL toll sue for 10 deys. juat So Call Ths tree 1-000-229-0021 Free Oarage Sale Kits Register Classified. 942-1700 TAKE A NUMBER MACHINE - When you place your ad in The Register Classified HOT POINT — Yellow electric With board and ttcketa. good tor Section, you can pick up your FREE garage sale kit burner. SSO. 30 yellow sink. $15 bakery and food aloraa. $150 Call 767-9946 797-2107 during regular business hours. You'll get 1 sign, 2 THERMOPANE PICTURE WIN WHAT A BUY! arrows, a helptul "HOW TO" sheet and an inventory IBM TYPEWRITERS DOW — Approx. 7'Vx3'V Mint RENTAL $22-$2B per mo cond Best offer Dsya. 531-7577 sheet that lets you keep track of what you sell and Rent-option to buy 747-1001 eves A weekende. 730-0674 how much money you make. (Additional kits are KITCHEN CABINETS — Wood TORO LAWN MOWER - 21" 4 LINES available for .50* each). kltchan csblnels formica blade, il starts, cuts A runs, $09 counter lop A cast Iron kltchan Call 741-8997 sink Call 220-2604 WED., THUR8.. FRI. TV — Rabultt. Zenith 25". color KITCHEN SET — Butcher block console On Specie! sll this week 4 LINES Weather Insurance table with 4 rust chairs, axe while Ihey leal. $238 with lull war- $300 And The Register is giving you weather insurance too. cond . $375 Musi see 566-4586 ranty Call Eatontown T V. JUST If your sale Is rained out, we'll run your ad again the LADDER — 26' extension Isdder. 942-0400 10 DAYS heavy duty, muat aall Call UPRIGHT PIANO YOU CAN EARN EXTRA MONEY •art additional HIM following week FREE. (But you must call and request 707-0411 $500 a re-run). LADY KENMORE — Heavy duty Call 542-6165 BY SELLING THOSE NO-LONGER 20* per diy portable washer A dryar No So, II you've been thinking about having a garage hook up needed with slack VIDEO CASS RECORDER - NEEDED ITEMS sale, do it now and let The Register help make your rack. Ilka naw. $300. Call Zenith beta. 14 day/4 program- 707-0733 mar, remote control, apaad sale a success. search, slow motion. $235 No "ti«$> Hf OuM'On f Ol Ci.«t»ll.fl »f1. LANE CONTEMPORARY - 580-7803 after 7 Glass top coffee tabla a endRECLINER — 2 ttereoe. tra- Come in or call tabla. Best offer Call 672-1715 ditional couch, humidifier, ft LATHE — AtfaalO inchx 24 Inch, Call 747-1474 modal TH42 3 and 4 jaw chucks. atand. accessories Eves The Register 042-1798 WASHERS A DRYERS REBUILT CALLTh • IKe J BV%»»_2iI»»A_Registerl .542-1700 r- Also dishwashers A ranges 542-1700 LAWN MOWtR - Riding Inp fully warrenteed. from 8139 8 up. HOURS DAILAll YV 8Sif 3t0 Aa\ UM TrTOt I5 oP AM* **^ '^c SATURDAY ATllDfliVCS •6 < 3 I0f A M TO 12 30 P M Your Hometown Newspaper Since 1878 good cond . $300 call after 0 PM. 739-00*9. Can 957-0206 attar 0 p m MH.5O81 no AutwtorMl* 300 Auto«Kr»ato MONDAY, APRiL 23, 1984 II Howe* tor Sal* U Boats* 2M Metofcycle* Allflfftal* B10 The Daily Register FIAT 1670 120 3P-Rune good. NCROFT — 0 bedroom tat, ACCMMritM AMAHA VIRAOO 1001 — lac. I16O Cal after a p.m.. 042-7100. PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1078 - a, avtng ream with *e- oond . moo bike. Askwi 81.400. Ewtamlcal 4 cyl, auto, air, 101 Apt. lor Rent 0* Furnished rooms 10 Wantodtorwit dtrung ream, aeMn DURANAUTIC ALUMINUM MSI talk. Ces see-Ton or 70.000 ml. Super aaM at 818781 SHEW IMPALA 1070 — 2 deer, Tna Car Lot 204-7718 SLEEPING ROOM — •» OAT — las. oond Map Bears TINTON FALLS TEASER • Can 1 AC. AM/FM PONTIAC GRAND PRIX U 1070 Chad oksy. only MOO •VEST COAST EXECUTIVE - SMStsvsa a rune gre HOME RCNTAL* Bsr Mt-iaM Needs 3-4 badroom. a-3 bath 608-4104. - v-0, auto.. AC. leather aaan, homa. from 1/1 - 0.1 -M Prater MtOOUTOWW - 4-0 badiouina. j IIS. fuS power. AM/FM Haras tape. anaBsa**— kjmaan or adteoenl areas. CM HIVY MALIBU 1074 STATION FORD ESCORT 16*2- 40.000 10* Commercial 41-1001 or 3*3-11*4. BOAT INSURANCE — Free MAHA YZSmsatO 1070 — ml. . 03600 or beet of— TWINBROOK AC. 642-0061 VILLAGE Rentala Mas. Ca* J R Hamsun Agan- »^!^r.i«5-ca?a^4 880-1780. —a. UW- 747-1000, ' FORO PINTO PONY 1076 — 4PONTIAC GARDEN APTS. 171 SO. FT. H AMAHA 1002 176 DT - be. .HEW MONZA 1000 — 4 cyl, 2 It 2 bade oome Iron. »436 Mod- auto, 4J.000 ml, 02.600. am apesayiue apartmoira. Heat, Ma^taS tor road or dirt Musi sen. 0 071-7426 or 201*200 ^^ not 4 eotd M>, cooking gee HOUB«B for MONMOUTH COOHTV Can 207-0474 or Krs an rear, TVs on from, - • -* * ^ , — —^»^—LafcaBuxi hahunatAas COURTS OF RED BANK - 31 HEVY 1072 - Impale. 77,000 FORD 10S8 GALAXY - 2 door LOOKING TO SS3.1 after 2 pm lOdrubber Too muoh to Ml. BILL YOU". HOMIf FIBERGLASS BOAT - 30 .. PS/PB. AC. wmdeMeM tasks Sal* neater doea net work. 8*60 or .4.200 or beat otter Per mate Latua ' p. motor. Baser Inc.. new paint MM sea, 747-0*81 or 747-0888. tent ettweta, Ociin Townehlp. OUR SECURITY FHI DOCS rtaaWa Of beet oner CaH MAHA YZ 126 — 03 Leftover. offer. 2S4-6760 mo. Can 7412100 *OT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS Hardly r wen. must sell mini con- aak for Gary. Highway 99, Oakhuret x-ar. HIVY MONZA HATCHBACK oond, 747-1624 YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES •UNCTION 3 YEARS OLD Call 747-034* PONTIAC (WAND PRIX LJ 1861 531-4923 542-0812 OAK RJDOS REALTY BEROLAM SAIL KMT - 76 — Am/fm slsrsn, 4 spaed. FORD MAVERICK 1076 NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS aw oond. S1000 or beet ofter. Brown with vinyl roof, 0-oyl, — 6 cyl, auto, PS/Pa, pwr. win- WVNOMOOR CONOO — 4 room. •UNCTION aUn/Furmarad Of- Adult CommunMee Blue Jay, prua trailer, eao. oond.. dows, pwr locks, AC. Ml wheel, 341-0000 oaa Oat or Oun morning, or after YAMAHA MX-250 72-0812 or 071-1703. auto. Air, AM/FM. PS/PB. 4 fice Suns* ^ Exc cond . hardly », snow Urea. 02.000 ml. cruise central, AM/FM stereo. ewrth SacV * Answering Sar p.m. aasHayl. Asking 11200 CHEW MONTE CARLO 1074 — w»a wheel covers detog. anjwa. quiet ntck a. 272-623* eves OCEAN TW*. — Liwury Ji 042-1104. Must eetl. in. 81700. 767-0011. eOhrewitury. on 741.0700 Call 071-0164 AM PM. Runa aac. SSOO or beet 44.000 ml, dean. 80000 102 Houses for IRA "iuXfifHt SWC — 4 cyl. 281-4317 at 201-S408 FOR OALS - 1074. Dodge Dan 071-1— r 0 p.m. MIDOLETOWN - 5.000 K fl ALTORO. 071-6*60 YZ400F10TO waa in an accident Salvaged for Rant piurssaloiial omca apaea SVBH aSftSttCTft3» HEVY NOVA 1071 — Good ewer auto or parts. 00*4714. PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON ASSUMABLE - FHA/GPM Call after 4 p.m, uinlng. slant six angina. 4 new A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK aMa lor Immadlala occupancy XEANPORT — AaaumpMm 1-3300. 1871 - Weather beaten body, Ampla parking starling Thomp- r#f>evO*>, 9 DoJOfOOtna, a> Donnoj, OST — In recant storm 10' area, naada body work, muM FORD TORINOH70 - 4 doora, but rune fine, great on gas. _• fiia • *- —M. .— —M. rental auto. PS. lust tuned up. low mile- aon • Aaeoc ' MSfWJ POM* rVjmpT^V* Wary, Day sailboat, named Cricket 90 Trucks * see. 8360 or Best offer Csll slier 000-302-0010 I near water. 010.000. Prln- ram Locust area. Pleeea can tt age 741-1304. HUM 3 bedroom. MOO. know 01 Ha whereabouts. Traitor* Need e home? Call uefirati MIDOLETOWN - 1300 aq. fl i only. 070-2041 eves, or CHEW 1070 MONTE CARLO FORO 'S'O OALAJUE BOO-2 poNTIAC BONNEVILLE - 1070, HOME RENTALS. t*r. 3*9-1234 BEDROOM COLONIAL - Sltu- 2-2070. dr.. only 62.000 ml. PS. snow ——Bmbi,. -cod oond. 81200. Waal for uora. protaaalonal HEVY PICK UP 1070 - New Call 560-4670 good ca ampla parking. 071-00M aflw S lad on almoat 3 acraa of prop- PflOfeOSIONAL HP. — Short tape deck Call 466-3212/767-75*6 •AST KEANMUM — arty . Chapal Mil araa or MkJdle- cond Offers Call'2 _ 174-6101. 2/767-7! bedroom Colonial. Irving room, put. Monmouth, 3 tjadrooms. 0 551 varyoood oond.. 0000. Can PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1070 - 6- lown. aoma of the homa HMuraa otnBi flfeJOMOftt fovwy pod« many other naw parts. Complete HEVY IMPALA 1877 — Wagon sal 626 weekdays between II dining room. dan. kitchen. ' PRIME SPACE - On 2nd floor « . .leaning., herd- fi cap. EH. oond.. Mutt as* 300 angina, runa vary good epd. standard. 6-cyl Oneo after7 p.m. 4*8-4636. Piulaaalenal building on Rt 31mod ftoore and ralaad paneled ndscapad for prhraoy, 2 oar >VIOATION CLASSES - Be- M , lodeeilo death. iIn familfamilyy . I61 MO or aac. cond. 81800. 81172-0340 sny- aaraoa. Zonad profcsslonal. 0.000 ml, 8160X1. ^eilFORD COURIER LXT PICKUP FAIR HAVEN — Charming Col- 9hr%jrw#t>ury wtth sMSottiOtioM VOM doera throughout larga country nnlnfl tnl# wsMk alt MkWisjwowti I offer 730-2064 87-0210. Notion with many eat™ Avajf. tilm. PAUL P. BOVA, INC.. 10*1 - S-epeed. PS/PS, 4 cyt, onial with 3 badroomi. 2V» bath n officetor Mao . Secretary or .8. South For Into, can CHIVY 1074 SUBURBAN LONG PONTIAC 1072 BONNEVILLE — dlM>l>y 0 Franch doom to Hack n earner. 0102.000. 71-3060. e«1 320 HEVY CHEVETTE 1070 - Eac cap, 16.700 ml, 65000 Call Available July 1. 1 or 2 yaw •• MatsT^rv duly •uap#*^#eO*^ PS/PB, 73,082 ml, needs Sharing common reoeptton waa KM13'SO6. UMSON - MO.000. > badroom cond.. 4-epead. 4 cyl, 40.000 mi 201I.2702. Ma No pete. 11200 a month 7 FT. O'DAV DAY SAILER - . AC. rsdlo. hlfch 8000. Can l«lnb»2600 Csll 201-2760 or muffler. 8606. After 6 p.m. * ampla parking. CWaa to bus Colonial. J-car garsoa. Oaa. oralK 7 pm.OSQ.SO22. FORD COURIER LXT PICKUP plus utxroes BROKERS 3. RE « 6nW at S300 Incl EST NEIGHBORHOOD rtvar 4 shops Ownar li sell. new. 5 h.p. engine, till 7*7-07*4 ALTORS. 741-*800. LAKEWOOD - 4 badroom col- alter. MO. cond . Carl 700-1724 1001 - 5-apeed. MS/PB. 4 cyl, L Call 747-0001 WIL a-445-0407 4 21»-004^0M. HtTVY PICK-UP 1000 — 6 cyl., HEW MALIBU — 1077. wagon. cap, 18.700 ml, 80000. Can PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — 1070. FAIR HAVEN FANCY onial on 100 « 120 fl lot after 6 p.m. 074 motor dump. 4 wheel drive LIAMSBURO REALTORS. pacloua. eat-ta-kltchen. dan UMBON• 004WO Aniiquacol- 1,000 ml, air. PB/PS. Hit wheel 201-2702. •-cyt, loaded. A eeleman'e car 3 badroom. garage. SOWa DAY DAY SAILER - ISM owSow. 81000. Alter 6 p.m.. tool reck Mint HOME RENTALS. Sir: 300-1234 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - /brick waUad-tn fireplace, aap- mlal. 3 bedroome. 2 baths, dln- 2003 Cocks trailer, fully YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES sac. care. Immaculate cond Ask- •Ml j. . •ju»^w. Hai I atOi ae. rt a. 47-6200. Avallabk) wnn oo> M g room. Village t river. equipped, exc cond.. 04.000. NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS ing 83.400 or beet offer. YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES room on 2nd floor of a two nor oinino fooiTi, nnwivQ • DODGE STREET VAN 1000 — HEVY IMPALA 1070 — AM/FM FUNCTION NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS itad tiaaarmnl utility room, 2 buMIng on Rt. 30 with ampla battis. 2 OUR BfCUMTY PILE DOEO .000 miles. 1*600 CaH cattails, naw battery, new wee. GEORGE WALL FUNCTION KEANSBURQ - parking Cloaa to Du> aanrlea aga tull2 ylooad A/c. 2 car SAILBOAT 14 FT. SLUEJAY — 1-1004 or 201-6008. ood cond, in 4 out. 8676 Call LINCOLN/MERCURY PORSHE 1000 - Convertible Four-room houee. 1326 par mo jiry aoddad and land- K)T PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS Offarad at S30O par mo. incl UNCTION SHORE RETREAT! ull #6043. lull eat ol sails, good DODGE VAN 1071 — 1060 an. 17-1074. Shrewsbury Ave, el Sycamore EM. oond. 812.600. 030-0441 or Pay own utll. Call 485-0704 utlls. Call 747-0001 Cwpatlno, curtains, oond., goad training, boat With Shrewsbury 747-6400 LIAMSBURO REALTORS ... chandsMr a Itaturaa PraallQJua location, a short alter. CeilMO-KMS i. 0 cyl.. auto.. 81.000 Cal HEVY EL CAMINO SS 1876 — KEYPORT 2-FAMILY not. •130,000. Can vwnar waak. walk from rhrers 4 paastl. Con 3180 or 642-6000 ask tor All bHIa paid, S400 a YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES aldsr our Rumaon landmark SAILBOAT — Island 12. 1000. 300. VS. sulo, PS/PB. AM/FM GRENADA OHIA SPORTS CAP. RAQUSA AGENCY daya aflar 0. 303-7270 stereo, maa wheels, bucket 1877 - 2 door, half vinyl root. CaH for rata quote. 603-0722 or HOME RENTALS. Bkr MB-I2J4 NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS CUSTOM BUILT RANCH alluring laroa airy formal with mem salt 4 |lb. with alui seats. 71.000 ml, good cond FUNCTION RED BANK - Down •Her EKcaclenl DODGE — 1004. Ram, 260 PS/PB. AM/FM radio, tape deck. atop In * visit our new location st MIDOLETOWN - 2 bdrm Adult cond. 3 badroomt. living ooma, lull baaamant. studio Cargo Van. 10.000 ml. Standard 4200 or bast offer. Cal Fran. 564 Lloyd Rd, Malawan. let town Broad St.. 2. 3. 1 4 room . Iwga country kltchan ovar-oaraoe. 4 daftoMful SMras 460. Call 741-3006 axe, cond., low rnitoaotav • owrw, Condo. M7S. ERA Llncrolt Re- ins. 87000.EIC. cond I 071-3330 or 071-3200. .seeonabla Call efter 8 Clark SI. Intersection). •XKI 7473639, evea. 747-4521 onca aullaa. Haat. AC • parking achooM 4 low tanaa. avarvwtwa. Must bs aaan. Call 747-1100. 077 SEA RAY 24 FT. CUDDY - i7-OO2O HEVY l»72 MALIBU WAGON 204-80*0. 115.000. KOZICKY AGENCY, W.00O. E.A ARMSTRONO IS OMC. 200 Ma., replacement RED BANK MOTORS INC. MIDDLETOWN DUPLEX 44-1400 or 042-23M. AGENCY, Realtor. 100 Prospect ORD PICKUP 1070 — Fair 00,000 ml, runs sac . 8270. HONDA CIVIC 1870 — 4-spd. 131 Newman Springs. Red Bank Child okay, bills od. 8400a RED BANK — immadlala oc coal: 820.000. now only 16006. aH406-02eO. cupancy. soo aq. tt in compkMMy it.. LIHIa Silver. 741-4000. Ca* 071-4106 eves oond.. 8000 or best offer, cal AM/FM ceseatte stereo. \m HOME RENTALS. Bar. 300-12! OUR SECURITY FILE DOES 17-1007 747404O ranovaMd omca bug Prlma lo OT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS SUPER BUY HEVY CAPRICE WAQON - mileage, clean, naw exhaust sys- SLIPS ON SANDY HOOK 073. Air cond, PB. PW. PS. tem, asking 81000. Call after 6, WEST KEANSBURO - Need catwn 042-0000 UNCTION DISTRESS SALE oft-Mtddtatown - 3 large Avail, lor summer '0411 ORO VAN 1070 — Motor RENAULT LE CAR 1070 — tamporary houaa? — Avail badroomi. larga dining room. body need work. 8200 Cal Naw irans, exhauet 4 battery. 204-2600. Sunroof. AM/FM. good cond, RED BANK — Profaaskmal oltlca ttva 630-1000 Well-maintained 00,000 ml. Eac Immed 2 bedrooms, fencer, aullaa avallabkt in various Zlm Imoat acra In pratty MlddMown I room, vinyl aiding, gas 204-1060. HONDA CIVIC 1077 — 54.00C 82000. 830-8307. ywd. gorego, rafa. tSOO mo.-* raa. 4 badrooms. i1* batha. TARCRAFT 10'6- - 70 h.p. an- unnlng cond. 61.000 201-0282 mllee, very reliable car. 81.300 utll ivimo sac Call 042-3711 marar buildings Units ranga no (1003), under warranty. ORD 1000 TOW TRUCK - RITTENHOUSE from 1-3 rooma 10 1.400 aq. n 100. runs exc. 82600 Cal HRYSLER LE BARON 16*3 — Plsasa caA 671-8062. LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. altars dlng'cluvi laal°ERA MELMEC raller. naw canvaa Ready for all unin ara carpalad. air con Ml. low ml., garage kept, HONDA 000 Rt 30-Ooean Twp 776-1600 RED BANK DUPLEX dltlonad * hava on-sHa parking EALTORS. 071-SSOO ERA Lincrott Realtors waler. 84.000. 741-7400. offer. Call after 7 pm. ORD BRONCO 1070 - 302 3- NJS1 VOLUME Haal paid, mova today. (3S0 Rataa ranga from $200 par mo. 747-3030. Evenings. 747-6007 . WINNER — 1073. cuddy 07-0704 OEALERRed Line III Ssle •11 par aq. n. + utllltlaa Ca spd , 4-whssl drive, snow plow SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC HOME RENTALS. Bur 38S-12 AIR HAVEN cabin. 60 Mercury 140 h.p. head. HRYSLER CORDOBA 1076 — NOW In Progress -prln " ownar, waltar Zlmmarar OUR SECURITY FILE DOES ,F.. v.H.F. trailer. Very dean, ooks 4 runs good. New paint 4 Newman Springe Rd, Red Bank TINTON FALLS — 0 room ranch large badrooms w/lou NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS AM/FM ci lark green, full power. AC. new SAVE 888 "4l5oi74 O 042-MOS. -aat apaoe. Family re any astras. 86700. 071-7011 garage, yard. '* acre KI •paclal winter rslst by WANTED QARASE — For auto 137.500 E.A. ARMSTRONG ive to appreciate. hrewebury Ava. Shrewsbury Hwy, 38 Eatontown top. sleepa 4. complete aervMe storaga a minor work. Acre, lovely trees, shrubs, lawn lOENCY, Realtor. MO Prospect Bright. 741-3130 642-1000 acord. engine, transmission. day. week' or month aaa - beaulltullyirnalntalnad 22-2000. BEACHCOMBER MOTEL 201-0041. vs.. Lima Silver. 741-4000. 073 DODGE MINI HOME - ONVERTIBLE CHRYSLER LABRIOLA MOTORS Urea. * Body In good to excellent 1.104 ml., tlasps 0. 300 motor, ondltlon 30 to 30 mpg.New 222-0470. *"A OuJKlTY PROPIRTY NTON FALLS - Ranch, 4 00 Auto* for Sal* ESARON 1002 - White. Mark Newman Springe Rd.-Red Benk 110 Wanted to Rant badrooms, 2 bairn, llvlng/dlnlng hao awning. Exc. cond.. 86,600 rots, fully loaded. 14.600 ml 741-2433 ones are OVER 817.000 Call FOR SALE BY OWNER. all 201-2361 1077 PONTIAC GRAND PRIXS 642-601* 105 Summer FAMILY OF 3 - 0200.000. 747-4300 combo, screened porch, full - package deal. 83000 Cs " 00 530-0671 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK Rentals badroom cotlaga or apt., on la eaamenl. lovely prlvsls ysrd en AMPf R FOR SALE — All slum.. 87-0310. ORVETTE 10*2 — Gleae T-iop. IV 1075 - Eic cond 82000. Call SUPER BEETLE 1*71 — 0.000 floor In Monmoulh County naa OUR SECURITY PILE DOEI j*_ J ^_^ •* •- -* * *W1* ^ *»••••»• badroom homa in Rumson Long arge family room, dining garage, many extras, near ondltlon. 84.600. Cal AS IS 1876 DODGE — Inquire a CUDA 1673 - 747-7340. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1076 — Exc. KEANSBURQ Maaa. Raply to: Bo> A-470. Tha is, gorl 4 pool. 042-0104. u ri vlng room. 3 or 4 bedrw. 1164. 74 Bray Ave, E Keentburg MAZ0A RX 7 1000 - 4 apead. -con- d Asking 824*5 Csll Rooma for rant Dally Ragltlar. Shrawsbury. N. Negotiable prica. I. 284-0238 Clll787-W«»o. 7879851 eat-I• I-,n" kitchenHIH.IWI, centrabwiiuail ACnw. Shadow Lake Village NEW VIKING TENT CAMPERS : x 60.000 ml, new tires, very well 042-603*. alter 6 many a>lras Can 730-0373. CUTLAS8 1M1 CALAI — 87.200 RED BANK — Prlvaia homo. . ADULT, NOT RETIREMENT - From 12206 Howell Rac T.V.R 1074 — Only 160 msds e WANTED 1 CAR OARAOE — Resales a Rsnuls aallonsl Vehicles. 2141 Hwy 0 A STAR IS BORN... osded. axe. cond, asking 642-0135 or 642-0133 after 5 Or ear. llberglsss body, tubular maiura. working famala Sullabla for storing housahol HILLS OF Hawaii. 307-2110. SOtOO or bast offer Cell 6 10 4. ell day Set 4 Sun CROWELL AGENCY rams. lOOOIbt.6 cyl , 2600cC, 741-2740 Hams Rad Bank, lltlla Suva Mon. thru Frl, 949-1703 Affsr 5 MERCURY CAPRI - 1000.0 cyl. fast. 84800. Call 071-6237 HIGHLANDS PHOENIX 1000 POP-UP - 670-0063 RED BANK - Furnlshad room Fair Havan. Rumson. Middle 1 room, mint cond.. living room 741^4030 auto, AM/FM stereo. 83600 VOLKSWAGEN - EN- tor matura. working tamal town, Eoatontown, BhFfJWff). vsi Sleeps 6 to 6. sink. Ice bo>. very USCD 042-4000. 21'X 2V with fireplacefin , formal good cond, 8000 firm Cal Attract more readership by plsc OATSUN B210 1*70 — Very 583-4104^ GINES * TRANSMISSIONS. 741-2740 dining room, sun deck. Includes EvejnloQS A w##haindB good cond, new llres. new bsl- Heua Stewart Jean MIteheH 07-0204. s STAR st ths top tnd/o apt. Great mother om of your ad. For ' ary. 82160. Call 842-0401 MERCEDES BENZ 260 SL 1066 gift?*'"" go "^L^ 41-0640 042-731 STAR CRAFT 1077 — Pop-up - 4.1*0 SL .002 Both p,,.t,n. PARTS ^LSO AVAILABLE, daughter, Si 10.000. Call lo aae call the Dally RRegistes r Classified WP Bova. inc. O71-20M. •leaps 7. plenty of storege. eac DATSUN 610 1074 - 4 spaed, cond Owned by collector call CALL 133 Income corM. inewe i out Must see Department. 6642-1704 0 or repelr or pens Csll 530-6118 842-0000 days; 204-6076 eves "741-6600. HOLMDEL Property 1600. Call 071-0720. rom 0 10 Sor 741-6037 sflsr 5 MERCURY MONARCH 1979-4 VOLVO-Naw 4 Used EDWARD W.COLLINS Ask tor Lisa. dr. 0 Cyl, sulo AC. AM/FM Sales parlsse'vlce-body shop MAKE IT YOURSELF AGENCY 040-4144 YOUR SECURITY FILE DOEO Shore Motors-RI 36-Wsll ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY OATSUN 2S0ZX 1*60 - Sil- PS/PB, vinyl lop. 47.000 ml Ask NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS AUD11073 - Needs CV joint, s ver/blue Interior. 5 speed, low Ing 83600. Call 042-6403. 528-7600 UNCTION S 8160 mileage, all power options. AC. YOUR SECURITY FILE DOE MERCEDES BENZ 1070 200SE VOLVO - New 4 Used Sales NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THI RED BANK 071-7001 am/fm caeectle. mint cond. parta-aervice-body shop. •300. Call 201-530-16*0 — BEAUTIFUL BODY, mm FUNCTION HOLMDEL - Ea jnlqiM pare*, with frontage on 3 220 Wanted AUSIN MARINA 1074 - 4 dOOr cond. naada engine. Besl offsr Shors Motors-R! 35-Wsll cluilvely Oural 3 bedroom, trtMti W«at Front. P«fl A Automotive speed, good tires, naw a OATSUN 510 WAGON 1*60 — Csll 672-1346 526-7500 bain ranch on 1 acre, fireplace I Wtlir CrMllvti xonlng haual. beet offer, call 204-366 Stick, wood aide. AM/FM casset- Ivlng room, family room, fu WE BUY USED CARS - Boys' World ^ZvnMJL 209.500. BMW 628E 1082 - Cyprus! te. Air. naw brakes, asking .. for oldies. basement and gaa heal. Wonder dollar paid SchwarQ Chrysler I4000. Call 871-0143 aflerepm ul lamly neighborhood and •« A wild two-family horn*. Ont Plymouth. 141 W Front SI, Red __«, eac cond, AC. AM/FM 6 82000. 747-4000 Cheap! RED BANK VOLVO. 681, un roof, new tin 741-5666 cellant schools. 1100.000. FOU nit hu 4 rooma with ; Bank. 747-0787 MERCURY 1975 COMET — 6 IEASONS. REALTORS wdrooma. th« oth«r hit 4 beat offer ova VOLVO STATION WAGON 1071 741-8400 daya; ras cyl, auto, PS. Air. runa 4 looks Appeal to his great sporting 040-3700 oomi with 1 bfldroom 250 Auto Insurance — Auto, AM/FM. new Urea, and 41-7402. good, aa la. 6760. Cell 442-1680 sense with this textured knit 000/mo. incom* or Ihw In on* OATSUN 2S0 Z 1074 — Im- exhaust system. Aaklng $1000 KEANSBURQ — Eic cond Low ..ureas cond, 4 speed. Air. MERCEDES 2000 1900 - Exc 071-4667 Four colon, yes, four colors for maintenance. 2 bedroome. large ALL AUTOS BUHLER 4 BITTER INC CENTURY 21 COZENS, HMttor Prymouth-Chryaler-MO-JaQuar 2402 csrbs.. new pslnt. llree. cond. asking 83600 Call a handsome knit vest designed to lying room with fireplace, larga Mr.Autollnsurance VOLKSWAGEN 1*00 — Rabbit •fts3slspa>ns34j>Ol'y &aVtl# O 3200 Hwy 36 204301 struts, front sir dsm. reer 3 pc. 081-0407 or 807-8404. be i boy's ill lime favorite Knit eat-in kitchen, perfect for young 30* down. 7 low monthly pay spoiler. Interior 6 stereo Bystsm convertible. 5 spaed, am/fm or retired couple. 040.001 013 River RO.. Fair Haven eraga 71 BUICK LESABRE 1S71 MERCEDES - 1*66. 220. 4 dr.stereo cassette, one owner. vest of baby yarn for ill-seasons 741-7006 exc, loo much more to list. Must wear Pattern 681 directions. 707-4011. Hwy 10. Shrawsbury PS/PB. naw tlrae. brakee. Iran be seen Baeutllul csr 84.800 slick Vary clean always gar- 11.000 ml Brown with white top overhauled, beat offer. 741-0420 — 1707. aged. 8383001 0 or best offer 80*00 Cell 642-361° Sim 6. 8. 10 included KEAN8BURO — 2 bedroon 135 Commercial 204-6030 ranch. Uvlngydlnlng 747-4000 BUICK SKYLARK 1002 - Fro Property DATSUN 1S76 — B210. OX.MERCEDES Bern 1*61. 220SEB VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE PARTS combo. Heated porch, i wheel dr PS/PB/PW. AC. F 50.000 original ml. sunroof. Ilka paneled. Close to stores, base BUSINESS LOT — 60x160 II Urea, till wheel, wire vrhee fuel mlected. 84000 In new parts. Ueed. axle beams, wind- new. Exc. running cond. Gar- animus Offer. 020-7287 shields, tlree. motors, trana, $275 tot each palttm Add 4 bus Needs nine work Red BAnk business dlstrlcl Su Eac cond 45000. Call 707-27" aged 6 wall-kspl. No eerstchee. starters, generetora. hoods, fen- :ed ysrd. good neigh BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET 50( each pattern tor postage parlor location. Call 741-7610 BUICK CENTURY STATION no dents. Nsw inspection, 0 MG 1970 — 37.000 miles, exc ders, radios, etc Installation borhood. 037.000 Ca Auto Insursnce. Lowest Ratae speed, sm/fm radio, vary clean cond, 83600 firm Csll sfter 6 available. Johnnys. 460-0644. and handling SM*J la: RED BANK BUSINESS ZONE - Lowest Down. Cell 24 hours. WAQON 1070 - Mint cond Hlg sMIWi. but perfectly mai nslde end out 82050 300-1466 pm 767-0131. Corner of Monmouth 4 Pearl 8 days, for free quote. If requeued VOLARE STATION WAGON — LEONARDO-BY OWNER - Presently independent 4 gaa ela- we deliver lo your home. Im SISTN DATSUN 2SO 2 1*76 — Eng * MUSTANG 1076 - 36.000 r 1070. white, elr. Asking 81600 bedroom, living room, dlnln tion auto repairs. For sele. M une-up. wire wheels. FM tlereo r parta. Call Mickey cyl, 4 Irens, sxc. cond 1 room. 1 bath, kltchan. 2-car ga _ llata coverage. Cal AC. PS/PB. roof reck. 82.060 229-2492 slter 6 LAURA WHEELER Somsn at 747-0044. 495 14»4 Call allsr « owner _Garaged. 81075 Cell age, basement. OvtH sssumsb 774-7073 MUSI see. Sundays. 10- alter 6 p.m747-0075. VW RABBIT 197*— deal, stereo mortgage. Call between e 4 WOODWORKING SHOP - 30 071-0177. OATSUN 510 107* — 4 cyl, 0 „ asserts Exc. running cond. Neadlecraft Dipt. 61 p.m.. 201-4100. MO,, 20«40. partially equipped sod. AM/FM tlereo. 00.000 ml. MUSTANG 1*71 MACH I - 83000 739-2794 parking, mason rebuilding. 1 BUICK LESABRE COI Exc. cond. New paint, brakee. PB/PS, sulo . 361 engine, good LINCROFT — Colonial split 4- Wall St.. Red Bank Rids b VERTIBLE 1076 - Baal offer clutch, etc 81500 firm. 542-9600 cond , aaklng 82500 739-4817 VW 1*73 SUPER BEETLE — Sun bedrooma. 2'4 baths, flrsplsc Check Our Rates The Daily Register Appt. call 747-6106. owner PHOENIX BROKERAGE 672-1246 cond, just psssed m- cantral air. 2-car garaga, beaut DATSUN t*76 260Z — 67.000 MUSTANG 1072 MACH I - 8700 or beat offer lul trees 0136.000. By ownar 137 Lot* and Femous for low-cost suto I cycle BUICK SPECIAL 1077 — AM/F ml, sunroof, great cond . asking PB/PS. auto . 351 engine, good Call 747-3500. naurance. Big savings lo stereo, new Mao, 82000, ~ WOO. Cell 4SS-15S0 cond, asking 82600. 730-4017. in Id. Old CMM SU, DM Acreage Iruckera. contractor 171-1100. VW 1072 — Running cond. T«k. HI 10113. Print Nimi, orokoepers. Compare. OATSUN - 1971. Classic. 510. 2 NOVA 1073 - 0 cyl. suto PS. Needs minor work. Must sell. LITTLE SILVER - Tha special ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Lc BUICK 1070 REGAL - 6 cyl dr. sedsn. 4 cyl, 4 sp, sir.runs good. 8550. Udins. lit. Pimm Number of the houesl EA. Armstrong R1. SeVKeypOfI, 204-3067 runs good, mony sxtraa, 81200 8360. Call29l-6206 ._ MORI MIR 84' NEW 1984 lor ••la Rare find 840.000 Broad St.. Shrawsbury. 644-140 AM/FM csssslts Hss heddere. Cell 542-1767. Realtor. 556 Prospect Ave. Lin 181-0008. Toll-free: 000402-3040 till 6 p.m or beetotfer Csll 067-0760. mania eaheust Nsw Mulhollsnd VW 1000 - Sunroof, new clutch, NHDliCRAIICAIAlOG over 170 Silver. 741-4600. Struts 4 Mlchsuns on slloy rims NOVA — 1073. PS. sulo, 6 cyl, runt greet. 8060 tlniBns tavwile cralts 3 tree pal HOLMDEL — 1 + acre, wooded exc. cond. Runs well. 81200 or MATAWAN — Prlnclpsls only! Rust free- New Pslni Runs 4 lernspiinledinside Catalogs? 00 hillside lot. view of NY Perfect 270 Auto Services/ drlvee excsliemty 81600 beat offer Call 767-2871 bedroom ranch, large SOLAR orientation. We war CADILLAC 1074 — 2 door, g VW BUG 1073 — New paint, re- HUCMFTMMS $2.Maxh room, w/flroplece. I Part* condition, good on gas 229-0434 OLDS OMEGA 1081—2 dooi built engine (1 yr.). Looks 4 runs Ml Books and CaUlof-add SOt with you to design your horns cyl. AC. PB/PS. landsu roof. 2- kitchen, tatousie In porch, au You can be Involved in tha build 10S7 MALIBU — 0 cyl, run 741-2302. ^^ DODGE DART 1*76 - Swinger. good Good tires 81600 Will scream. 2 slum, storm door CADILLAC COUPE 1002 - sire end SAVE up lo 26H. W angina, runs, 8100 3 QM Irans origins!, 66.000 ml. Askl Superrcle clesne . -tt 1*5 The Csr Lot. VW BUS 1*60 — 6-passenger. UiMQuickUactirn. Quilts attached garage, w/w carpo speclellio In SOLAR homae 8W sa. 4SeMS40. throughout. Cent. air. tJS.MO 83600. Csll 661-0407 2*4-77726 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS eac cond . 8*95 Cell 661-0407 133 FnlMn HotiM Quiltmi use a modern penellted buildin COUGAR 1071 667-0404 PREME 1960 — Auto. 132-Ouill Olilinah Call 600-0051. days; 603-41IT •yiiem Call for detail DODGE ROYAL 1875 - 8 cyl.. PS/PB. AC. tilt wheel, i eves 4 weekends. For parts. CADILLAC 1077 - 4 dr. i 071-0047. aak for Gary Call 707-2071. < d defrosters. Pioneer - AM/FM VW RABBIT 1*77 - Manual. YOUR SECURITY FILE DOE sac. cond, 8060O. Call 406-2023 ssr.i i.^cV773^r (7.000 ml, AM/FM. 81600 Call IF YOU ARE LOOKING FO new llree. brakee. shocks, t bsl- NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO TH LAND - Or have some tor 280 Motorcycles CADILLAC 1074 COUPE DEV DODOE CHARGER 1*S3 - 4 FUNCTION call; Llndamann Tha Land Ma LE — All electric, runs great, rag cyl., 4 apead. orlg. owner. Eic. Looks 4 runs sxc, 62.000 VW DASHER WAGON 1*75 — 4 MIDDLETOWN 34in year in Real Estate. Hard 1003 Y 2 125K — Eac condition gaa 10 mpg AM/FM rad cond. 4 yr. unlimited mileage ErW80000. 071-0636 door. 4 speed, good cond., Navaalnk River waterfront Doc Llndamenn. Bkr. Eatontown naw raced, 8000 firm 204-4263 81000 or beel offer. 671-4606 warranty. AM/FM cassette OLDS REGENCY 00 DIESAL 81.600 Call 671-31*7 after a Panoramic view. acra. Luxury MM 103 or 204-4736. stereo. 34 mpg. Beat offer 1080 — Loaded. 32.000 mites, In, 1tr<«.u» -fScJTU bedroom. 2 bath ra~~ CADILLAC 1073- - All pows 402-6847 0104.000. HAHLEV SPORTSTER 106* AC. new battery, exhauat syate new tlree. exc. cond . 80600. Call VW BUG — 1072, good engine. Take Two! SPINDRIFT REALTY 747-1 138 Mobile Home* EHC cond, must be seen, aakh Urea Good running condition DOME ASPEN SE 1*7* - S after 6. 671-6354 body. Beel offer. 671-6475 02.200. will talk. Call 000-7012 8660 or beat offer Call 767-3269 cyl, loaded, low ml, sac. cond. 1 MOBILE HOME TRAILER OLDSMOBILLE 1*64 DELTA 66 VW SUPER BEETLE 1*73 — MIODLETOWN - Oak Knolls, 204-0200. owner. 83*60. Call 670.13*4. - Whlta burgundy Interior, mini Printed Pattern yr. old. 4 bedroom. 2'* baths. 20 Lsrgo n .. CAMARO 2 26 1063 — PS/P New palm, rebuilt engine (1 yr.). bedrooms, central air. 2 awn HONDA 1062 760 — Custom cruise control. AM FM cess, rear DOME 1*77 - cond Csll 264-4241 Looks 4 runs good. Good tlree. Punted Pattern 9292 Wom- msstsr bedroom, larga sunken 0.000 ml. Eac. cond Askl family room, with fireplace, dl Ings, many entree. Musi be defrost, clock. AC. limed glass Boms work OLDSMOBILE 1872 81500 Will consider trade In. en s Sun aie 34 (38 inch bust Call 767-0411 82600. Call 204-6063. 10 - Ing room. 2 car garage. 10x3 auto, 18.000 ml. $16,500 Csll 739-4812 Huns good. 8400. 229742a •ith 40 inch hip) 36 {40 bust 730-0066. altar 6 672-2670. after 5 custom deck, full besement. ga DODGE MAGNUM XE 1070 - T- Csll 201-03*1 VW BEETLE 1*6* - New bat- 42 hip}. 38 (42 bust. 44 hip). 40 heat, wooded yard, mint cond HONDA 7001072 — 0" over fro CAMARO — 1077. very clee top. 310. PS/PB, AC. 44.000 ml. After 4 tery, good urea. exc. transpor- (44 bust. 46 hip}. 42 (46 bust sating 0140.000 071-0738 end. Quean 4 king seat. Mur csr 83000 or best ofter Best offer call (42-30*2 after a OLDSMOBILE 1*71 DELTA** - tation. 8*60> . rCal •l 40S-0302 48 hip). 44 (48 bust 50 hipl 46 paint fob. DTK Pipes, hog p.m. MIDOLETOWN - BY OWNE 603-4104 Needs engine work, asking 8300. (50 bust. 52 hip). 48 (52 bust. wheels Too many satraa to Us VW BUG 1*73 - 103.000 ml, 3-bedroom Ranch Living room 152 Boat* and Runs strong 81160 406-360 CAMARO Z20 1070 — Blue. 31 DODGE 1*7* DIPLOMAT - 2 Call Sussn. 204-73*6 weekdays naw paint, tlree. beltery. brokea. M hip); SO (S4 bull. 56 hip). 52 dining araa. eat-In kitchen. -> weekdeve. PS/PB. AC. 4-epeed. AM/FM dr., 0 cyl, 4-on-tloor. new tlree. between 3 4 5, alt pay weekends. sunset rad. aaklng 81.500 (56 bus). 58 hip) batha. llnlahed beaement. Hi Accessories track. 83300 Call 767-8313 clutch, etc. Looks 6 runs axe, no 58342*4 after 6. place, patio. Convenient I HONDA 1»7» 75OF - 4 Into denta or rusl. 81900 Call OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS SU- cation. 1 ml to train 0H.5O0 12' CAR1B DORY 1003 — 15 H Quarter Fairing, exc. cond, m CAPRI 1072 — 4 cyl, 4 si. . 741-6630 PREME BROUGHAM1076 — 2 VW BUG 1873 Call after 5 p m . 071-2004, Tonatau. trailer, many sxtrso sail now. 81260. Call slur vary good cond. New palm 80 dr, landau roof, loaded, smaa 04.000 ml, 81000 82060. 630-0200. eves 707-7361 Waekenda antflm DODGE ASPEN WAGON DE- V-0. Exc. cond, garage kepi. Send 12 75 lor each pattern 406-0426 741-1702 after 6. MIODLETOWN — 4 bedroom 14' ALUMINUM BOAT — 20 h ' sr 6:30. LUXE 1*77 — Looks 4 runs 84000 747-106* Odd JIM lor each pattern lor good PS/PB/AC. P/eesl/PW. VW POP-UP CAMPER 108* — ivtbolhs. Johnson, electric start, contro HONDA CYCLES — An PARKWAY OLDS — Needs clean poiUie and handling Send to: Call 071-0100. Mopeds. Shore Arses Nurr CAPRI 1074 - Good runn cruise control. Long distance ml. „ rust. exc. cond, 0000 ml, on trailer Asking 81300. ' cond. brsnd naw VO angl used cars. Any make, any yaar. 642-2346 after 5 p.m. One Dealer R1. 0 South. Fi 81150 Csll evea. tSM-OMO. rebuilt dual port engine. 81.008. MIDDLETOWN TWP. — hold 402-4601 ws will not be 8000. 2O4-6OO3er 603-4266. Top 88. Slave Baker. 2634-4333. 642-4167. owner. 2 bedroom ranch, ihri DODGE CORONET 1070 440 - 17 FT FIBERGLASS - WWl undersold. CARS UNDER 82.000 PARK CHEVROLET room, dining room, isr trailer. 70 h.p. Chrysler motor. New brakee a In perfect mechan- VW DASHER WAGON 1*79 - kltchan. lull basement. Cemen KAWASAK11070 KS 120 — Blk ical cond. AC. PS/PB. auto MOO Satos-Leealng-Servrce-Parte Eic cond, good gas milage. FT. ALUMINUM CRAFT CANO KINQSLEY AUTO SALE Rl. 88. Neptune 776-1212 patio, fenced yard. Alumlnu 8300 CaH after 0 p.m. 201-0338 lust rebuilt. me firm Call 042-1033 83700. 642-9252 siding 4 malor appllancea suspension. Must sell for csr I 787-7067 PLYMOUTH 1860— 4 d» MARIAN MARTIN CARS 8200 — Trucks 8100. DODGE ASPEN — 1070. 2 dr, WERNER DODGE eluded. 073.000. 201-6004 10' FLEET CRAFT — Flbergteee sursnoe. WW sacrifice for 824 great restoration car. runa 8600 Selea Svc. Leaalng/Rentals 600-2634. 1070, llBMarc. PT. with trailer or beet offer. 071-0310 available in your aree. C tuHy-loeded. 68.000 mi 02200 or or oast offer 405-9302 1(010)600^1241 24 hre. best offer 0*3-4104 Hwy. 3* IMIdd. Twp.I Befford Pattern Oept. 420 power winch, sic cond. ASM PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1074 — 4 YOUR SECURITY FILE DOE 86600 741-2447. PUCH MAXI MOPEO — Cue CHEVY 1177 NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO TH cond, garage kept. 8208 door. oxc. dependeble trans- 10 FT. SLEEKCRAFT 1071 2 Ooor. gold. 800 The Daily Register FUNCTION MIDOLETOW Kawaaakl KE 100. blown engine 201-4044 portelln. well cared for. 8*60. 300 Autos for »*l* TOWNSHIP — By ownFlbergfaee. 100 h.p. Evtnrude. 826 Must sail. 071-0310. Cell 495-0302 aluminum elding with brick fro trailer, van good oond.. 82.26C CHEVY MONZA 1070 -to Don't Settle For Cell 803-1063 or 008-1348. YOUR SECURITY FILE DOES dutch-colonial with garage, RAGUSA AGENCY auto. air. AM/FM stereo, h W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E NOT PERMIT ACCESS TO THIS bedrooms. V* baths. A 1<> 10' SEA RAY - W h.p Mar Cycle Insursnce. low down pa mileage, greet cond, 82.200 Sett your car, truck or van the FUNCTION PLYMOUTH 1974 — family room, or Irving room, y mem. months to pay. beet offer. 204-2004. professions! way. Call Lou 232 Ntst Illh St. Knr fort; NT Exc. running cond, 4 doors. AC. decide Boast e stone fireplace aOJ-0722 for quota. CHEVY 1070 — Beautiful i Eckert. BUHLER 4 BITTER AM/FM radio. 000-4*12. cell 10011. Pnnl HUH. WXHttSS. wttn waH-to-wall carpeting a Sajns .rt SUZUKI PE2S0 kept, l femlly car AC. PB. 62.i CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH. after 0. 8000 or beet offer. AVIS ZIP. SIZC and SIYll NUsUH ceramic tile with an entrance 2*4-0000. Rune good. miles. 81000 or beet offer 10 lovely patio Oas gr Marine1077 EVINRUD, See arightE .- 170 h NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER PLYMOUTH 1077 SPORT FURY Best oiler eW Get an» 12 75 aluminum shad, and fenced Power trim, controls, prop Call 741-3260 204-0023 — Auto, PS/PS. AC. AM/FM pattern FRU choose any style in yard. Dining room, dan. <. 81.000. Cart 631-2000. SUZUKI GS11O0E 1002 - CHEVY NOVA 1077 slereo. 70.000 ml, oxc. cond. NEW SPRING SUMMER PHtttRN air. 2-iona gaa hol-wslsr base- ^•*J4jBA nn fl i8 n m r4 kin Bnlj M 2 Door. gold. 81100 Csll 630-4726. Young I'sed CATALOG Kith sensational bonus board heat. Immaculate, mu ' 20 Ft. MARK TWAIN 1073-1 mlfsjoj, QOOO COaly., DID anO I Hp I/O. naw outdrive. TRAILE Cell 201 4044 (LOORADO CADILLAC 1*61 - PLYMOUTH 1077 — 440 high coupon Oner 100 styles Send eeenl Asking 100.600. Baking 82760. Oaa 46tV2376 All power. 24,000 ml, exc. cond. 1 INCLUDED AS IB. 82906 Call SUZUKI 200 1871 CHEVY IMPALA 1070 - 4 Door proformence engine, suto: AC. 8. for Catalog no* 707-0030 or /07-0640. 811.000 Can 042-72*0. Cars 741-4200/030-4110 anytime. Needs work. 8160. 134.000 ml Running cond. Aa PS/PB. 4 door, runa good, aak- rUlCMFTMMS U.Miach MIDOLETOWN — Located at 071-7226 or 767-0277 8000 Call 7674047 F4H MOTORS Ing 8500. 4*6-4730. 129-OitKfe it' [•» Tramltn 29 FT. WELLCRAFT NOVA For Sale cent to St. Catharine's. 1002. 60 hra.. 200 h.p. loaded TRIUMPH 1073 — 76OCC. 3 cyl Hwy 35 4 Clinton Ava. PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1077 — 12lVniiiH| Cralt» nsam CHEW MONZA 1070 — 4 cyl 542-1111 Keansburg. 4 rooma plus new fresh water ueed. all canvaaas fnovDf Ootnpwtoty rtfoono, fia door hatchback. 2*2. blue 81400. 2-dr . AC. PS/PB. 48,000 125-Petjl Duills large bathroom, kitchen cabt am ad receipts Asking 81.000. sunroof. 4 speed. 80,000 m FIAT 131S 1*70 — 4 door 6 ml. Rune good Can 542*422 121 Pillow Stm-stti SSer* ""X^aJl* *^^ 73S-0O3t esc. oond. 8260? 787-2 apead. AM PM. rear defog 8600. alter 7 p.m. 47 Shrewsbury Ave. Boots and Cataloi - add 501 hot wet. 747-1024 Ces 630-7043 PLYMOUTH ARROW — 1*7*. 4 •tea) lank, 747-0101 each lor postage and handling wall to wall cerpetlng In 4 o 1 YAMAHA RO 300 1078 - E« renovated. Storm doors 4 ' IS LUHRS — Naada some cond, naw pistons CHEVY MALIBU 1070 — 4 1 FIAT 1074 — 120 4 door sedan. sp, 30 ml/gal, 60.000 ml SIZES 34-52 dowa. 10TM insulated. L. pair 1st reaeenaDte offer ( eeklng 8626. pi ors. ownar. 83708. Calf 06.000 mllee. 8900. (1*00. 8*3-1188/ 404-6700. DE- deed end street Appt 707-401 Lena Manna. 707-2130. 747-6430 685-2310 war- PENDABLEI