STATE CLOSED ite pleas from wil ecome Bruno Hauptmann's the youngest heavy* Several wHow, tute officiate say nr^itg^t-. p hamplflfi ifi his- rices are they will not budge from asm tory Uf he can b< defend- the area their position that the ing champ Trevor Berbick theTh case should remain tonight. closed. •• Page 5A Page lip The Register

Vol. 109 No. 75 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1986 25 CENTS Diesel fuel spills into Shrewsbury River Nickerson said. He remarked that they By STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN "did the right thing" by confining the The Register Coast Guard calls refueling mishap 'minor' spill. SEA BRIGHT — An automatic fuel He said a number of residents who live said some 100 gallons spilled from the East Coast Tender Service and Dalcon Nickerson maintained that the fuel nozzle that didn't shut off automatically in riverfront homes north of the Sea nozzle, and only 25 gallons or less spilled employees went to Anderson's Equip- poses no threat to any wildlife in the spilled an undetermined amount of dlesel Bright-Rumson bridge called police to into the river. ment Service, Atlantic Highlands, and area. Whether Dalcon or East Const fuel into the Shrewsbury River near complain about fuel odors in their homes. An East Coast Tender spokesman ex- purchased absorbent pads and powder to Tender Service will be penalized for t.he Church Street yesterday. Some of them complained of headaches plained' last night that Dalcon Co., a soak up fuel from the parking lot, and a spill is a matter for the state Departm ent The spill occurred at approximately 3 they said were caused by the fumes. contractor which shares the Church petroleum emulsifier to make (!»• fuel of Environmental Protection or a U.S. p.m., and by about 4 p.m., slicks of the However, U.S. Coast Guard officials Street building with East Coast Tender, water soluble. Coast Guard pullution-response officer- fuel were visible north to the Highlands maintained later in the day that the was refueling one of its vehicles from an The employees cleaned up the parking to decide, he said. Nickerson added that bridge, according to Police Chief Kenneth incident was relatively minor. At about 8 on-site fuel tank when the incident lot, and put powder along a bulkhead at no charges were filed yesterday, and ths.t Johnson. "It's two miles long and grow- p.m., Petty Officer Jeffrey Nickerson occurred. the edge of the property to prevent more there would first have to be an invest .iga.- ing," he said. said the fuel was quickly dissipating. He As soon as the spill was discovered, fuel from spilling into the river, tion. Supportive Staff refuses proposal, walks picket line During Thursday plight's By GREG OVECHKA session, Barnshaw adde'd, "They The Register went over some statistics, and our custodial workers, according to averages, were 17th out of 17 EATONTOWN — After turning school districts listed." down a Board of Education con- James Perucca, one of three tract proposal on Thursday night, the Eatontown Supportive Staff board members oh the i tegotiating . — representing 45 maintenance, committee, said "They have given custodial, cafeteria workers, bus us some information which we drivers and bus aides — demon- think is valuable. Wc: have not strated yesterday afternoon at broken off negotiations with their. four borough schools following — we're still in the process of half-day sessions. negotiating, and I am optimistic The board's' offer" WouTH have that we can reach an agreement- granted school workers a total during our next meetiing tentative- package increase of 8% — includ- ly set up for December 4." Thomas ing a prescription plan and Smock and Robert O' Brien are the clothing allowance. The union two other board members on the wants a total package increase of negotiating committee.' Perucca 9.6%: and Smock attended Thursday Negotiations between the two night's negotiating session. Pe.ruc- groups began last March, accord- ca said that at the special meeting ing to union vice-president Mary the board will also be represented Dellanno. A new contract was to by a mediator, as will the union. be signed by July 1. Yesterday, the union workers "We were working in good demonstrated ami carried, signs faith," said union president Cindy outside the Memorial School on Barnshaw, explaining that yester- Grant Ave., Meaflowbrook. School THE REGISTER/GREGG ELLMAN day's action was not a strike. "We on Wyckof f Road, Margaret Vetter UNHAPPY GROUP — Members of the Eatontown Supportive staff Grant Ave. in Eatontown yesterday. The group turned down a worked in ttie morning. After we School on Grant Ave., and the finished doing.our jobs, we dem- • See SUPPORT, Page '4A carry picket signs during a protest outside Memorial School on Board of Education contract proposal Thursday night. onstrated on our own time." Brookdale to receive grant for high school programs Register By STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN advanced technology building Brookdale publisher plans to build on its Lincroft campus by The Register The program has two parts: an "early 1989. The building would only be ready intervention" program for selected students, and for use for one or two semesters at most resigns MIDDLETOWN — Students from Long during the project time. Branch, Asbury Park and Neptune public the creation of a technology-oriented high school. The early intervention program focuses SHREWSBURY — George J. schools, and from the Monmouth County on the three municipal school districts, Lister resigned yesterday as Vocational Education High School Dis- which were chosen, because they encom- publisher and president of The trict are expected to benefit from a pass "economically distressed" areas, Register. high-technology fields. The grant, from the state Board of and because school administrators in the $1,078,000 state grant for minority The program,' slated to begin in June of . Higher Education, is earmarked for a Robert Price, president of Price youths and underachieves. three-year effort. However, Brookdale districts showed interest in the program. Communications, The Register's Brookriale Community Collegp Iparnprt next year, has two parts: an "early Brookdale staff will run the program in parent company, stated yester- -tntervention^rogram-for selected mid=- -^officials-said—the^project w-Hl lay. the- cooperation with public school teachers,. yesterday that it will receive the grant, dle school and high school students, and "g'roundwork for the new high school, so day. "While I' regret George which was sought to create a program for mi De Thjrty-four sixth graders from each of Lister's decision, 1 remain COIT»T the creation of a technology-oriented that >t »y possible to continue it after the three middle schools will be selected students who lack career ambitions and high school in conjunction with the the grant time runs out. ' mitted to .The Register, its em- skills, and guide them toward careers in The high school would be located at an See GRANT. Page 4A ployees and the community it vocational district. serves." Price announced that Editor Cliff Schechtman will serve a dual role as interim publisher and will Lottery begin formulating plans to further Toughest in nation improve the newspaper. The winning number drawn last Lister said, "Upon the urging of night in New Jersey's Pick-It Lot- Mr. Price to end our mutual frus- tery was 951. A straight bet pays trations over the direction and $312, box pays $52 and pairs New Jersey laws put more drunk drivers in jail operation of The • Register, I am resigning as president and pay $31. The Pick 4 number was tion on those who continually driving convictions rose from penalties for drunken driving are publisher effective today." 9130. A straight bet pays $1,658 BRIDGEWATER, N.J. (AP) — The last time Daniel Kentopp drive while intoxicated. 12,000 in 1975 to a peak of 34,124 hefty: In a statement issued to em- and box pays $69 climbed behind the wheel of a car Laws passed in 1982 allow in 1982, when the new law took • First conviction: mandatory fine ployees, Lister said, "This past The winning number picked was in June 1985. In the space of judges to send defendants to jail effect, and dropped to 28,061 last of $200 to $4()0i mandatory in- year, six journalism awards were yesterday in New York's Daily about two hours, he drank 10 for any drunken-driving convic- year. surance surcharge of $3,000; bestowed on The Register by the shots and 10 beers. Then he tried tion, and mandate incarceration mandatory loss of driver's license New Jersey Press Association as a Number lottery game was 3-0-5. In 1985, about 970 offenders The "WinFour" number was to drive home. It's going to be a on the third offense. Under the old for 60 to 180 days; completion of result of your hard work and laws, a defendant could not be were jailed in New Jersey, accord- •an alcohol education program; and 5-9-0-8 long time before he tries it again. 1 dedication to this newspaper. It The 23-year-old Flemington imprisoned for the first two of- ing to Bill Hayes of the state Office imprisonment of up to 30 days at has been gratifying- to me having man is scheduled to be released fenses, and it was an option the of Highway Safety. Before the the court's discretion. witnessed many of you achieve from the Hunterdon County Jail third time. laws changed in 1982, no more • Second conviction: fine of $500 your personal goals that collec- next month, but by the time he Many, including Kentopp, say than 600 offenders were jailed to $1,000; loss of license for one to tively produced a damned good the threat of jail is an effective each year, Hayes estimates. three years; insurance surcharge newspaper, for its size." Ann Landers..! 7A gets his driver's license back he'll be old enough to have kids of his deterrent. "After all the time I've The state didn't start tracking of $3,000'; completion of an alcohol Lister was executive vice presi- Classified 5B own who are driving: The judge been in here, I'm sure not going to education program; and imprison- Color Comics 8A the dispositions of drunken-driv- dent and general manager of The revoked it for 35 years. go out and drink and drive again," ing cases until 1983, so figures are ment for up to 90 days at the Times Leader in Wilkes-Barre, Crossword 7A said Kentopp, who's spent the last court's discretion. Horoscope 7A Kentopp was; one of 970 not available on how many of- Pa., prior to being named motorists across' the state last 16 months in jail. fenders went to jail before the new • Third conviction: fine of $ 1,000; publisher and president of The Jumble 7A State statistics show that even imprisonment from 30 to 180 Make A Date 7A year who learned a harsh lesson laws took effect. And state of- Register in February 1985. the hard way: Judges in New though there are far fewer people ficials admit the statistics tjiey days; insurance surcharge of At the time, Capital Cities Com- Movies 7A being arrested for drunken driving $1,000; completion of alcohol Nation 6A Jersey are beginning to bring have are incomplete. munications Inc. of New York down the full force of the toughest today, far more are going to jail. Judges have wide discretion in education program; and loss of owned The Register. But, after New Jersey..... : 5A Over the last detiade, drunken- Obituaries ....: 4A drunken-driving laws in the na- sentencing, but even the minimum See DRUNK, Page 4A See PUBLISHER, Page 4A People ; 2A Sports 1B LOVE LINES Old Pine, prints & curios JopstJobsiJobs! THANKSGIVING FEAST UN'S, GN'S, LPN's, Aide. Television 7A "Love's got a line on you". British Cottage Antiques Read the Help Wanted columns Complete dinners from $11.95 Explore the opportunities. See Weather 2A The new "Love Line" section 126 W. Front St., Red Bank in today's Classified section. at the Old Union House, the Nursing/Medical Directory November 28, in Classified Red Bank. Res. 842-7575 in today's Classified section SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22.1986 PEOPLE

provide any news about its future. town's weekly newspaper. this Red Sea port "It's a decision only Selleck and Eastwood's first column, The Prince and Princess of CBS can make," said Ben Hal pern published in the Pine Cone last Wales had completed their nine- , Universal vice president of week, mi trm »• HrfljrWKrt day Arab tour on Wednesday and publicity. , form, with sharp criticism for his left the Saudi port of Jidda aboard detractors and a staunch defense the Britannia. Tt)e yaebt stopped Sfng a song of fttbuta of several of his controversial briefly off Hurgada, «3Q miles YORK (AP) — Una decisions. southeast of Cairo, for Diana to Home and Tony Bennett teamed Councilman Jarne* Wright, for get off. • • • up in a tribute to the late composer example, "has made no move A 6-year-old Egyptian girl Harold Allen presented by the whatsoever to be a ({earn player in named Sfc*rU U>raW» jweyted American Society of Composers, the time I've known him,' the a bouquet of orange and blue blrd- Authors & Publishers. actor-mayor wrote. of-paradise flowers to Diana dur- 'Thursday's tribute to the com- Undaunted, Wright responded ing the three-minute welcoming poser, who died April 23 at age 81, that the mayor's column shows ceremony. • ' was at Broadway's Majestic "he doesn't know how to handle Charles remained aboard the Theater. Miss Home and Bennett criticism." yacht and was to sail through the sang a medley of 23 of his songs. Suez Canal to the Mediterranean Miss Home brought the house Meetyouatthecastlel Sea and Cyprus, where he will visit a British military base. down with her spunky first line of HURGADA, Egypt (AP) — "That Old Black Magic." Bennett Britain's Princess Diana, ending a sang "Stormy Weather" in the royal tour with her husband medley. Earlier, a film clip from Prince Charles, disembarked COMPILED BY the movie of that name showed from the royal yacht Britannia Christine A. Rowett Miss Home singing it. yesterday~and flew home from Lessons in real-life DURANGO, Colo. (AP) — Karl Swenson has been briefing actress Tracy Pollan, who is portraying the world class athlete in a tele- vision movie of her kidnapping in Montana. ASSOCIATED PRESS Swenson, 26, was kidnapped NOW THIS LOOKS LIKE A FAIR FIGHT! — Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a benefit for the "Without two years ago by self-proclaimed Frontier Children Association" in southwest France. On the left side, we have Japanese sumotori Tomits mountainmen Don Nichols, 63, Tadanori, weighing in at 308 pounds. On the right, an 8-year-old challenger from France prepares to take and his son Dan, 19, near Bozeman on the giant. Ladies and gentlemen, there will be no wagering on this contest. while she was on a training run. The Olympic biathlon hopeful was shot through a lung. She made a comeback to win a Hold on to your hatsl for a long time, but I didn't even cember 1984. The baby is the' North American championship in know they were engaged," said couple's first. the biathlon, a competition of KITTY HAWK, N.C. (AP) — Martin spokesman Paul Bloch Miss Midler, 40, delivered the 8- skiing and shooting. Chmck: Yeager, the first pilot to after the marriage- Thursday, the pound 11-ounce girl a week ago at "She answered all my questions Iura k the sound barrier, is taking first for Martin and the second for Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. about the ordeal and I felt I got to I clevis ion host David Harlmmi Miss Tennant, who has no chil- know her," Pollan said. "We both alonj; on a cross-country cel- dren. Where to go from here like animals, we both have horses itirai io.n flight next month. Martin, 41, and Miss Tennant, HONOLULU (AP) — Tom and we're both close to our famil- Yeiiger will leave Edwards Air 28, exchanged vows in the brief Selleck is pondering his next step ies. I'm not not an athlete like she Force B.ase in California in a Piper ceremony, Bloch said, adding that as his contract with CBS expires is, but I'm athletic." Cheyenne 400 LS and attempt to they will live in Los Angeles. and his "Magnum, P.I." series Swenson, a veterinary medicine make lit I <> Kitty Hawk in about -l'-i Divine Baby Sophie ratings rebound, his agent says. student at Colorado State Univer- hours, said Gene O'Bleness of the Selleck's seven-year contract sity at Fort Collins, said she had First Flight Society, which cel- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actress with CBS for the series expires in reservations about the movie. But ebrates its 50th anniversary on and singer Bette Midler and her February, and "Hawaii is a long once it was clear a movie was Dec. 17. newborn daughter are doing fine way from many things that are going to be made, she said, she Hartnian, co-host of ABC-TV's and should soon be leaving the important in Tom's life," said wanted to take part. "Good M'o rning America," is to be hospital, the star's spokesman Esme Chandlee, Selleck's agent. The movie, which also stars Joe the co-pilot. said. "Tom is not a greedy man and the Don Baker, is to be released next Allot both of them "The Divine Miss M" named the decision to stay or leave is not only year. girl Sophie, publicist Mark Stern a financial matter." said Thursday from his New York 1 Fighting words? ASSOCIATED PflESS LOS AN( SELES (AP) — Com- The Hawaii-based detective ' SEVERE PAIN IN THE NECK — A wild duck poses for a edian Steve Martin married ac- office. "The name is Sophie von series suffered in ratings when CARMEL, Calif. (AP) — Mayor photographer at a pond near Arlington, Texas with an arrow through tress Vlcto ri« Tennant, his co- Haselberg — sounds like royalty, opposite the "Cosby Show," but Clint Eastwood has traded in his star in the movie "All of Me," in a doesn't it?" has improved in a new time slot. .44-caliber Magnum for a pen, its neck. Authorities believe he was shot by a local youth. The duck, private civi 1 ceremony in Rome, Miss Midler married Martin von Officials at Universal Studios opening fire on his political foes in which only had a swollen neck when found, was subdued by a his publicist, said. Haselberg, a performance artist said they are pleased about the the first of a series of occasional tranquilizer gun and brought to a local hospital where it was to • "They've Ijeen seeing each other and commodities trader, in De- series' improved ratings, but can't columns he-intends to write for his undergo surgery to remove the arrow. THE WEATHER

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NOVEMBER 22,1966 3A DIGEST Single facility needed Woman killed crossing Route 35 Recycler offers county $9 million program HREWSBURY — A woman driven by Kurt Simonsen, 19, Road — near the intersection of Routes 18 and was mobile, and, would be placed on the WH struck and killed of Wedgewood Circle, Eaton- Bf UMR.KMJSE 36, and the Garden State Parkway — if the property at no con to either Ttnton Falls or the Thursday night as she was town. Simonsen was driving S The Register county wUl build a state-of-the-art recycling county. crossing Route 35 during the southbound on Route 36 when center on the property. The second phase of the operation calls for ' heavy rain, police said. the accident occurred. A Bayville recycler says he can recycle 60 The proposals come just four days before the source separation, where residents separate Geralee P. Gottlieb, 47, of Gottlieb was pronounced percent of the county's waste — and he's freeholders are scheduled to vote on their Solid glass, aluminum, steel and newspapers out of Windfleld Drive, Union, was dead at Rivervlew Medical offering the technology to the Monmouth Waste Management Plan. The county plans — their grbage at home, which are then processed struck while she was crossing Center, Red Bank, at 12:27 a.m. County Board of Freeholders. which have not publicly been endorsed by any at recycling center. Wall said he didn't have Route 36 near Avenue of the Patrolman Richard Johnson A. Kelly Wall, president of International freeholder — include condemning an ad- actual figures on the amount of these products Common at 10:20 p.m., during is Investigating the incident. Recycling, said he can put together a facility ditional 630 acres surrounding the county that are sent to the landfill but said national Thursday night's heavy Police said charges against to recycle concrete, asphalts, stumps, glass, Reclamation Center, recycling 25 percent of averages put the figure at 400 tons a day. He rainstorm. Simonsen are pending the in- aluminum, steel, newspapers, biodegradable the county's solid waste stream, and building said this program would cost 1900,000 to She was struck by a car vestigation. waste and sewage sludge. a $200 million waste-to-energy incinerator. implement. "The technology is nothing new," said Wall Wall made his proposal after seeing a video The third phase of the program calls for a Long Branch man charged In robbery yesterday. "The invention is combining of tape produced by SAFE — the Special commit- co-composting facility to be built, at a cost to several different methods of recycling into one tee Against Fouling the Environment. SAFE the county of some 18 million. This machine ONG BRANCH — Police with a hard object in the area facility." , Chairman Harold Blanckley sent a letter to the would send some 300 tons of biodegradable have arrested Patrick Gillis of Garfield Court, and was The three-phase program will cost the freeholders yesterday, offering to explain the household waste, combined with sewage Lof Garfield Court, and robbed of $60. Police said the county some f 9 million, Wall said, adding he technology further. sludge. Wall said he already has markets ror charged him in connection with victim was not Injured. already has a contract with Vancal Block Co., Wall said his proposal consists of three this material as well. a recent robbery. Gillis was arrested Tuesday the owner of 62 acres adjacent to the landfill, recycling centers built on one property. Wall said he has not built any of these The victim, a Long Branch as a result of a police investiga- to develop the facility there. The first plant would recycle 120,000 tons of combination facilities as yet, but said his year-; man, was hit over the head tion. In addition, Tlnton Falls Borough Council concrete, asphalt and tree stumps a year, and old company has an order for a facility In President Anthony F. Cicalese said the turn them into mulch, topsoil, road base and Massachusetts, as well as four plants in Puerto Car struck by train, driver uninjured borough will give the county 60 acres on Hope boiler fuel. Wall said the necessary machinery Rico. • ONG BRANCH — Police Police said NJ Transit Police I said a Rumson woman was told them they plan'to Issue lailucky she wasn't hurt when Cleary a summons for dis- Hazlet woman _ her car was hit by a train regarding the gates. However, shortly after 6 p.m. Wednes- NJ Transit Police said yester- Religious events day. I day that a report on the inci- The woman, Carol M. Cleary dent Is not complete, and that revels in Macy's of Conover Lane, was ap- they are still investigating. for Thanksgiving parently not familiar with the Cleary told police she was Westwood Avenue railroad approaching the crossing from shopping 'spree' crossing, and did not realize the south when the warning the tracks crossed the street at carpeting for their family room. of f ered in area an angle, police said. lights came on, and that she heard the train's whistle. She By JUDY HOLMES "We've been married for 28 St. Ann's Roman Catholic Consequently, she pulled up said the protective gate on the The Register years and I don't remember the While the focus these last few Church in Keansburg will hold too close to the tracks as the south side of the tracks did not last time I bought new furniture days before Thanksgiving may regular mass on Thanksgiving at Bayhead-bound NJ Transit for the house," Schwartz said. be on last minute dinner train approached. The front of come down. HAZLET — A Hazlet woman's preparations, many people are 7 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. Through However, police said the gate once-in-a-lifetime dream came But Schwartz did not wait until Project Paul, which is an ongo- the train hit the front of her Thursday night to pick out the taking time to ponder on the real car, pushing the car back from did come down after Cleary true Thursday when she went on meaning of Thanksgiving by at- ing project to feed the poor the tracks, according to police.. passed it, and that Cleary was an all-expense paid $10,000 items she would buy. tending one of the many re- families of Keansburg and The car was not dragged along trapped between the gate and shopping spree at Macy's. After she was informed she won ligious services offered in the Northern Monmouth, the church the tracks. About a month ago Roberta the $10,000 shopping spree, will be collecting food on Sun- the tracks. area. day, Nov. 23. Schwartz of Hazlet filled out three Schwartz pre-shopped to select Reverend Dr. Alfred C. Acer, entry forms for Macy's American the items she wanted. pastor of Lutheran Church of . In spite of extensive reno- Money and liquor stolen from bar Express Card shopping spree, Two weeks ago, she spent The Reformation in West Long vations at St. Thomas in Red which was part of the store's almost three hours with the Bank, a service will be held on ONG BRANCH — Some closed for five days because his Branch, says a congregational Dream Stakes contest held when Macy's interior decorating staff Thanksgiving service will be Thanksgiving Day at 9 p.m., and 1400 in cash and several father died. He said he checked Bamberger's changed its name to selecting the furniture. at 1:00 p.m. Reverend Terrance bottles of liquor were' held on Wednesday, Nov. 26 at 8 Roseuvel says the annual L the bar nightly. But when he Macy's. She also spent time looking for p.m. The church will also be stolen from Silvestre's Bar & Thanksgiving dinner will be ser- opened the business on "I completely forgot about the other items, so by Thursday night, hosting an ecumenical Liquor Store sometime be- Wednesday morning, he found ved to members of the congrega- tween 7 p.m. Tuesday and 8 contest," Schwartz said. "When she had a rather detailed list of the Thanksgiving service on tion who are alone or shut-in. a.m. Wednesday. that a front window was the woman from the store called all the items she would choose. Thanksgiving at 10 a.m. Eight area churches will be participat- A special communion and bap- Bar owner Fernando broken, and that the cash and me a couple of weeks ago and told "They told me to pre-shop," she tism service and gathering of liquor were missing. me I won, I didn't believe her." said. "Otherwise there would have ing in the service which has been Silvestre said the bar had been held for the last 25 years. Thanksgiving baskets for the been no way I could have spent the needy will be held at The West- Thursday, Schwartz and her "Each year a different church husband, Burt, were driven from entire $10,000 in just under the minister Presbyterian Church in Unlicensed driver crashes into pole three hour limit." hosts the service," says Rever- Middletown on Sunday, Nov. 23 their Hazlet- home to the Macy's end Acer. "Area clergy partic- making a turn into Harding store in Willowbrook Mall In a But in her pre-shopplng, at 10 a.m. In addition, a | ITTLE SILVER — A 16- pate in the service, and this year Thanksgiving service for famil- I year-old unlicensed driver Road when he apparently lost white Rolls Royce. When they Schwartz passed up the furs and Reverend Frank Robinson of St. control of the vehicle because arrived at the mall, they were jewelry. ies will take place on Wednes- (•was injured when the car Luke's United Methodist Church day, Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. . he was driving crashed into a of wet, slippery roads. greeted by Macy's staff with "I told them not to even bother in Long Branch will be telephone pole at the inter- The youth was taken to flowers and champagne before keeping those departments open preaching." Reverend Robert E. Bell, Jr., * section of Rumson and Harding Rivervlew Medical Center, Red they spent their $10,000 prize. for me," she said. "It's not my of First Presbyterian at Red The First Assembly of God in Bank says a community ' 'Roads Thursday afternoon, ac- Bank, where he was treated for "It was a lovely evening," thing." Shrewsbury will host its third cording to police. bruises and a concussion Schwartz said. "They made the Thanksgiving service will be Schwartz bought a lot of prac- annual Thanksgiving Praise held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Police said the youth was before being released. event seem like it was worth $1 Feast on Wednesday, Nov. 26 at million." tical itemj, such as pots and pans, church and all churches in the dishes, linens and cloths for her 7:30 p.m. Special music will be Red Bank area are welcome to Instructional Excellence' session set The first area of the store the sons and her husband. provided by the adult choir and attend. guests will include the Joyful Schwartz's hit was the furniture For herself she bought some As is the tradition each year, RtENTOE N — More than 460 implications of effective department where they purchased items she said she needed, such as Noise Music Group from the Tower Hill Presbyterian Church, the Presbyterian Church at ppubliu c school teachers, schools research. It will fea- a leather sofa, two chairs, end a raincoat, boots, a handbag and a Shrewsbury and the Monmouth supervisorsSU| , principals and ture presentations by such na- tables, a coffee table lamps and watch. Deborah Reitzel minister of T music at Carlisle, Pa., and Mrs. Reform Temple of Tinton Falls administrators from nearly tionally known experts as Dr. Terry Boucher of Clinton. will have a. joint Thanksgiving 100 New Jersey school dis- Madeline Hunter, Joel Suzuki, eve service at the church in tricts will attend "Perspectives Sue Wells Welsh and Dr. All southern Baptist churches Shrewsbury at 8 p.m.. '86: Commitment to Instruc- Marilyn Bates and by New Pallone to maintain of Monmouth County will have a tional Excellence," a three-day joint Thanksgiving service at the The following churches are Jersey's 1987 Teacher of the also- holding services for convocation sponsored by the Year, Gerald E. Walker. West Monmouth Baptist Church Department of Education's check on ISC action in Freehold on Sunday, Nov. 23 Thanksgiving: Academy for the Advancement "The convocation represents at 7 p.m. In addition, Colts Neck All Saints, Navesink: 10 a.m., a fitting summation of the fine Thanksgiving Day. of Teaching and Management. LONG BRANCH — State Sen. moratorium in the Tottenville sec- Baptist Church will have its own Most of the participants have work the academy has done Thanksgiving eve service at 7 Faith Evangelical Free and an auspicious turning Frank Pallone, D-Monmouth, said tion of Staten Island is certainly a Church, Tinton Falls: 8 p.m., been among the 1,600 state yesterday he will continue to press welcome development, it in no p.m. . educators trained' at the point for its future programs," Nov. 26. . • said Commissioner of Educa- the Interstate Sanitation Com- way means that the problem with A "Harvest Home collection First Presbyterian at Rumson: academy since it opened in mission to take action to stop the raw sewer discharges from New will involve, putting together 1986. tion Saul Cooperman. "By. food baskets at the Central 8 p.m., Nov. 26. learning from and interacting flow of raw sewage from New York is over," said Pallone. First Unitarian Church, Lin- The convocation, to be held York City. Baptist Church in Atlantic High- at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in with acknowledged leaders in The' moratorium referred to a lands on Sunday, Nov. 23. The croft: 10 a.m., Nov. 23. staff development, the con- The ISC had been scheduled to First United Methodist New Brunswick on November take action against the city at its construction ban at the Tottenville baskets will then be distributed - 23-threugh-35r-w4U- focus OR •ference -participants will be section of Staten Island. Totten- to needy families in the com- Keansburg: 8 p.m., Nov. 26. able to build on the instruc- Dec. 3 meetir.g, ?<•'«•»• th«»Npw York Holy Trinity, Red Bank: 9 professional development for Department of Environmental vllTe; which is a small community munity. A-spedal Thanksgiving educators, instructional lead- tional and management skills made up of one-family homes on service will also be held on Nov. a.m., Thanksgiving Day. taught at the academy," he Conservation lifted a building King of Kings, Middletown: 8 ership and supervision, moratorium on new construction the southwest corner of Staten 30 at 7 p.m. . classroom management and the said. Island, is not connected to any p.m.", Ndv. 26. that is not connected to a sewerage sewerage system. Raw sewage On Sunday evening, Nov. 23 at Lincroft Bible Church: 7:30 system in Tottenvllle, Staten from the community had been 7:30 p.m., Christ Church In Mid- p.m., Nov. 26. Hazlet church to build fellowship hall Island. discharged directly into the dletown will host an ecumenical Reformed Church of Keyport: But the federal Environmental Arthur Kill and Raritan Bay. service which will include the 9 a.m., Thanksgiving at AZLET — A township The project, first considered Protection Agency has ordered Reformed Church, Old First Gethsemane Lutheran Church, church seeking 11 years ago, was pre-empted New York to reinstate the building The ban had been in effect since Church, United Methodist Keyport. H permission to build a fel- by the Florence Avenue moratorium next week, which 1976. It was quietly lifted by the Church, Clinton AME and the Reformed Church of Tinton lowship hall for use by its church's construction then of seemed to negate the need for the DEC in 1984. That fact didn't come Lincroft Presbyterian Church, Falls: 8 p.m., Nov. 26. congregation was conditionally Bethany Towers, a Hazlet ISC to take action. to public attention, however, until all of Middletown. St. George's-By-The-River, granted the necessary vari- senior apartment complex. last month when the DEC was The Matawan United Rumson: 9 a.m., Thanksgiving. ances by the Zoning Board of "We had difficulty with the . But Pallone said yesterday he considering modifying it to allow Methodist Church will hold an St. Leo The Great, Lincroft: 9 Adjustment last night. township over (the apart- was told the ISC still planned to construction of new units that inter faith sevtce on Tuesday a.m. Thanksgiving. The 8860-square-foot hall, ments)," said Riley. "While look into the problem of raw would add no more than 6,000 night, Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Red to be built by St. John's United overcoming the problems, we. sewage at its Dec. 3 meeting. gallons <£f raw sewage into the ; Temple Shalom in Aberdeen. Bank:, 9 a.m. Thanksgiving. Methodist Church as an ad- had to forgo the hall project for "While the relmposition of the system. dition to its Sunday school reasons of expense and focus." building, will provide room for Last night's vote was 6-0 for church groups, a "gymnasium- approval, with board member type" room for youths and Elaine Valentino abstining. Judge refuses injunction against teachers senior citizens among the con- Final approval of the vari- gregation, and an expanded ances hinges on submission of the 'unauthorized calling of a fire drill by the hall?" kitchen, according to the Rev. a site plan correcting deficien- By BOB NEFF teachers and the early dismissal of students However, McGann said he could not take the Norman R. Riley, pastor at St. cies in the project as Originally The Register from homeroom. • ••• " . "extraordinary" action of imposing restraints John's. presented within 60 days. without stronger proof than representation by The daily actions, which the union says were the board attorney, Maiachi J. Kchney. • FREEHOLD — A Superior Court judge curtailed Wednesday after it received notice yesterday refused to restrain what he called Kenney called the Job actions "silly games" Battery Safety Sticker is available from the school board, stem from a six-month and said there is no reason to believe that the "not very adult" job actions by Matawan- contract dispute that has teachers acting and black sticker provides Aberdeen school teachers, but made it clear Job actions won't escalate this Monday and he National Society to Pre- under the terms of an expired contract. Tuesday, the only school days left before Dec. vent Blindness-New Jer- easy, step-by-step Instruc- that the actions risk court reprisal next month. . The terms of a contract to replace the one sey is offering a Battery tions on the safe way to jump- Judge Patrick J. McGann Jr. ordered the that expired in June are the subject of T start a battery. Matawan-Aberdeen Board of Educationand But Mark Blunda, the union attorney, said Safety Sticker, designed to litigation. the job actions stopped Wednesday when the prevent a car battery explosion To receive a sticker, send 26 the district teachers' union to return to court, Yesterday, McGann said the job actions this cents (15 cents for each ad- here, on Dec. 1. board notified the teachers the actions were, in that could cause eye injuries or week were "not very adult. Perhaps they were Its opinion, illegal. . even blindness. ditional sticker up to 100) and At that time, McGann said, he would rule on brought on by festering problems in the a large, self-addressed, Blunda added that the teachers do not plan When Jump-starting a ve- the school board's request that he order the district over the past two years or so. to strike or stop work. hicle, people must be aware of stamped envelope to: National Matawan Regional Teachers Association to Society to Prevent Blindness- "But one would expect that teachers would "I cannot decide whether there will-be real dangers and the precau- discontinue Job actions that the board alleges have enough sense of responsibility to know irreparable harm today," McGann said. "I will tionary measures that should New Jersey, Box 20/20, New jeapordize student safely. Brunswick, NJ 08901. they are setting a bad example for the kids," be more comfortable making thut decision on be taken. The bright yellow The board's allegations, outlined in a suit the judge said. "What do you expect of the kids Dec. 1" when the board can offer proof and the filed yesterday against the teachers, include if the teachers start blowing fire whistles in teachers can rebut the allegations, he said. • ThelagUter SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22.1986 tton." Because judge! have Grant In addition, Brookdale staff eighth grade students, who will be because they lack direction. And Drunk discretion in the cases, at Continued from Pap 1A members will hold monthly meet- able to participate through finally, as Brookdale plans its new Continued from Page 1A can vary widely from «ach year to participate In after- ings with groups of parents whose eleventh grade. high-technology building, the col- town. In practice, few j Brookdale President Robert lege is concerned that area public license for five yean. send an offender to Jail .. school "Hi-Tech Club" meetings, children are in the project, and The vast majority of those ar- aatanlay science pragrama, a will meet with the parents singly Barringer said the program aims school systems will not produce conviction. Many resist sending a to address several problems. Many enough sttfdents-with the motiva- rested are first offenders. State drunken driver to Jail even on the summer science camp at at other times. Parents will be officials say that one arrest is Brookdale, and ather events. Be- encouraged to participate in the youths are entering the Job market tion and ability to succeed in second or third conviction. without marketable skills. Fewer programs that will be offered at usually enough to keep a motorist "The laws are tougher now, so cause of the three-year limit, the program activities, and college from ever drinking and driving tint round of students can stay in faculty will discuss how parents minority students are enrolling In the facility. we're handing out tougher colleges and graduating from Barringer said the program aims again. Motorists like Kentopp are sentences," said Municipal Court the program through eighth grade, can help children with basic skills an exception to the rule. the second round through seventh and build th«*r self-esteem. them. Many students reach college to create continuity between the Judge Henry Rzemieniewski, who without sophisticated learning public schools and college, and Prior to 1986, he had been presides in Hillsborough, South grade, and the third round for only A similar array of activities will arrested twice for drunken driv- one year. be held for a •selected group of skills, and opt for general studies "salvage many young people." Bound Brook and Manville. ing. Between April and June 1985, "Sometimes that includes Jail." he was arrested three times for the But Plainfield Municipal Court same offense. The arrests were so Judge Joan Robinson Gross laid close together that he was charged that she almost never sends any- the third time before appearing In one to Jail for drunken driving. court on the first charge. Instead, she sentences drunken The three arrests were put drivers to residential treatment together and the judge gave him programs for alcoholism. _. ! Bjfcy. j Virginia A. McCann John L. Corcoran the maximum on each count: 18 In New Jersey, the number of Corcoran, John L MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP — MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP — months in jail, $3,000 in insurance LONG BRANCH — Virginia A. John L. Corcoran, 59, died Thurs- surcharges and the loss of his deaths caused by drunken drivers DwtJt, Esther E. Sally D. White, 61, died Thursday McCann, 77, died Thursday in has gone down from a high of 376 in Freehold Area Hospital, Free- day in Freehold Area Hospital, license for 35 years. State officials EKMUamtsF. Monmouth Medical Center, Long Freehold township. in 1981, the year before the new • npniiMiiiti| nv#v •#• hold Township. say that after the new laws went Branch. Born in Quincy, Mass., Mr. Cor- into effect, many judges were laws kicked in, to a low of 213 in MnOwws, H train! C. Born in New York City, Mrs. 1984, according to Hayes. White resided in Freehold Town- Born in Rutherford, Mrs. coran resided in Los Angeles, Ca. consistently handing out the McCain. Virginia A. before moving to Manalapan lightest sentences allowed under Last year, the number rose to Potts. LWIlHim ship before moving to Millstone McCann resided in Jersey City Township 23 years ago. before moving to Long Branch 25 Township 19 years ago. the law, drawing fire from state 246, and Hayes said fatalities wapimkl, HMwig He was an assistant manager at Chief Justice Robert Wtlentz. appear to be on the rise this year While, Sally 0. She was a waretester for years ago. • Brockway Glass Company in Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and In a March 19, 1984, memo, as well. She had been a licensed prac- Smith, Inc. for the past 26 years. Wilentz cautioned municipal court Hayes claims one reason that Freehold Township for 10 years tical nurse at Monmouth Medical before her retirement in 1980. He was a communicant of St. judges not to automatically impose fatalities appear to be on the rise Center before her retirement in Gabriel's Roman Catholic Church the minimum sentences in drunk- is because there's been an 8 per- Barbara J.Blltzer, . She was a member of Millstone 1083. Township Senior Citizens, the in Marlboro Topwnship. en-driving cases. cent increase in the number of Middletown author Grandmothers Against Sludge, She' was a communicant of St. He was a hospice volunteer)at "There has been some indication miles being logged by New Jersey and the Committee To Stop The. Michael's Roman Catholic Church Freehold Area Hospital and he that first and second offenders drivers. MIDDLETOWN — Barbara Joan was also a member of C.A.C. for were getting the minimums auto- Blitier died yesterday in New Toxic Incinerator in Millstone. She in Long Branch. was also a member of the Millstone Monmouth and Ocean Counties. matically," Wilentz wrote. "Con- York Hospital, New York City Surviving are' a son, Guy His wife, Dorothy L. Seward sider (he entire available .range after a long illness. Township Board of Elections. McCann of Winter Park, Fla.; a She was a communicant of St. Corcoran, died in 1984. when sentencing. Impose penalties Publisher— Mrs. Blitzer was born in New daughter, Jane Lynn Connelly of Surviving are two sons, John A. that fit the circumstances. York. Joseph's Church in Millstone Springfield, Mass.; a sister, Continued from Page 1A Township. Corcoran, and Kevin Conley, both Presumably, where the circum- She was a writer and literary Madeline Bennett of Memphis, at home; two daughters, Ann F. acquiring ABC Television, Capital Surviving are her husband, John stances are the worst possible, the Cities sold the newspaper to Price consultant. She was president of Tenn.; six grandchildren; and one Corcoran and Donna M. Corcoran, sentence would include incarcera- her own consulting firm, Barbara J. White; four sons, Stephen G. great-granddaughter. both at home; three brothers, Communications Corp., a New White and Scott R., both of Howell York-based media firm, in August Blitzer Inc., Middletown. . The Woolley Funeral Home, William J. Corcoran Jr. of Quincy, She was the author of the book, Township, and Shawn C White Mass., Richard F. Corcoran of 1985. and Christopher J. White, both of Long Branch, is in charge of Schechtman joined The Register "Nothing But the Best For Baby," arrangements. Asheville, N.C. and Leo H. Cor- Support-^^ recently published by the C.R. Freehold; a daughter, Patricia W. coran of Los Angeles; and three in June of 1985 as news editor and Gibson Company, Conn. She was Curran of Texas; two brothers, sisters, Ann M. Davis of Streator, Continued from Page 1A was appointed editor In November co-author of "The Mall Order John A. Daly of Sound Beach, N.Y. L. William Potts 111., Audrey F. Moglia of Seminole, Woodmere School on Raleigh of 1985. Before Joining The Regis- Cat," published last year by Simon and Daniel Daly of Chicago, 111.; a Fla. and Janet R. Bcelar of Court. ter in 1985, Schechtman was & Schuster, N.Y. sister, Marie Stewart of the Bronx, MIDDLETOWN — L. William managing editor at the Shoreline N.Y.; and four grandchildren. Brownsburg, Indiana. The board scheduled She was former vice president Potts, 61, died Thursday in The Freeman Funeral Home, Parent/Teacher Conferences yes- Newspapers group of Guilford, of MacMillam Publishing Com- The Higglns Memorial Home, Newark Beth-Isreal Medical terday, and for Monday and Tues- Conn. Freehold, is in charge of arange- Freehold, is in charge of arrange- pany, N.Y., • and associate Center, Newark. ments. day. During conference days, one- "The commitment to producing publisher of the General Books ments. session days have been designated a quality newspaper will be con- Division for MacMillan. She was Born in Dumont, Mr. Potts re- tinued," Schechtman said. James F.Elliott sided in Sayreville before moving Howard (:. Matthews for all pupils in kindergarten former executive vice president, M ATA WAN — Howard C. Mat- through grade eight. Lunches are Schechtman lives in Red Bank creative director and principal in to the Middletown area 25 years MIDDLETOWN — James F. El- ago. thews, 80, died yesterday at home. not served on one-session days. with his wife, Ann-Marie, and Smith, Hagel & Snyder Inc., N.Y., liott, 65, died Thursday in Born in New York City, Mr. Schools return to a full schedule their two sons, Jesse and Cory. and former promotion director for Riverview Medical Center, Red He was a stationary engineer for Matthews resided in the Bronx, next Wednesday before closing for R.R. Bowker & Company, N.Y. Bank. I the RCA Corporation, Fort Mon- N.Y. before moving to Matawan 16 the Thanksgiving break on Thurs- She was former art director for Born in Germantown, Pa., Mr. mouth. Prior to that, he had been years ago. day and Friday. Scholastic Magazines Inc., N.Y'., Elliot resided in Middletown for 30 JA engineer for the Bendix Cor- He had been a conductor for the "We'll be here every day until THE CANADA DRY AD and former art director for Carl years. . poration in Eatontown for nine New York New Haven Hartford there's movement on our contract THAT RAN ON Fischer Inc., N.Y. She was a He had been employed by years. He had also been employed Railroad before his retirement. — movement in our favor, not member of the English Speaking WNET, Channel 13 in New York by National Lead, Sayreville, for . He was a member of tne Elks theirs," Barnshaw said. Wed. Nov. 19 Union, and she was in "Who's Who for 40 years before his retirement 22 years. lodge no. 871 and the Masons, both Eatontown teachers started the APPEARED WITH of American Women," 1983-1984 in 1983. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of in the Bronx, N.Y. school year in September without THE WRONG edition. He was a U.S. Army Air Force World War MI, serving in the He was a communicant of St. a contract for the first time in 20 EXPIRATION DATE Surviving are her husband, Fred veteran of World War II. SeaBees. He was a member of the Lawrence Roman Catholic Church years. After going without a con- J. Blitzer; a son, Charles W. He was a member and former Veteran's of Foreign Wars Post no. in Laurence Harbor. tract since June, the Eatontown THE CORRECT DATE Blitzer, of Middletown; and a president of civil war Round Table 2672 of Laurence Harbor. Surviving are- his wife, Ella Teachers Association reached an brother, James Snyder, Fair of Northern, N. J. and was a former Novakowska Matthews; and a agreement with the board in mid- SHOULD BE Haven. member of Red Bank Elks Lodge He was a member of the Mid- nephew. September for'a 10% increase, ; 1/31/87 The Worden Funeral Home, Red 233. He was also a member of dletown Elks Lodge and the The Day Funeral Home, Key- according to Anthony Fusco, the Bank, is in charge of arrange- Sons of Union Veterans and Sayreville Elks Lodge. port, is in charge of arrangements. association's chief negotiator. ments. member of Root Beer and Checker Surviving are his wife, Lorraine Club in Red Bank. A. Conte Potts; a son, Bill Potts of He was a member of the Mid- Hillsborough; four daughters, De- HedwigWapinski dletown Reformed Church borah Pere of Jackson, Lisa Roll of Middlesex, Laura Buckney of KEANSBURG — Hedwig His wife, Lois Gardenier, died in Lakewood, and Leslie Potts of Wapinski, 73, died Monday in 1983. Middlesex; his mother, Ethel Potts Bayshore Community Hospital, Surviving are a son, David J. of New Milfbrd; a brother, Calvin Holmdel. Elliott of Middletown; a daughter, Potts of Oakland; a sister, Ethel Mrs. Wapinski was born in New Diane G. Machado of Lakewood; Frey of Emerson; and three grand- York City. and two grandchildren. daughters. Her husband, Michael Wapinski, The Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- The Laurel Funeral Home, Haz- died in 1968. let, is in charge of arrangements. Surviving is a sister, Bertha ments. King of North Plainfield. The Day Funeral Home, Key- port, is in charge of arrangements. . Rose D. Hohmann tftw LITTLE SILVER — Rose Duddy Hohmann, 93, died yesterday in the Medi-Center, Red Bank. Born in Plains, Pa.,- Mrs. Hohmann resided in Wilkes- Barre, Pa. before moving to Little Silver four years ago. She had been an auditor for the Internal Revenue Service in Scran- ton, Pa., before her retirement in 1956. ..•••"' Her husband, Lawrence A. Hohmann, died in 1946. Surviving are two sons, Gerald D. Hohmann of Little Silver and bawrenee—A;—Hohman- 4r, —of- Chatham; a sister, Theresa Knorr of Plains, Pa.; and seven grand- children. The John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- ments. Esther E. Dennis MIDDLETOWN — Esther E. Dennis, 76, died yesterday in Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Born in Newark, Mrs. Dennis resided in Highlands before mov- ing to Navesink 18 years ago. She had been a secretary for the United Cleaning Contractors in Asbury Park for 20 years before her retirement in 1977. \ She was a member of the High- lands Republican Club. Her husband, Edgar Dennis, died in 1959. Surviving are a daughter, Charlotte Maxson of Navesink; a sister, Charlotte Corneliusen of Highlands; a cousin, Ruth Bunting of Highlands; and two grand- daughters. The Posten's Funeral Horn?, At- lantic Highlands, is In charge of SAVE 50* arrangements. On One 2 Liter Bottle, Two 1 Liter Bottles or any 6 Pack of ,

4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1986

MI BT Lindbergh case to remain closed

High court denies Baby M appeal despite Hauptmann widow's plea ON (AP) —The state a three-judge panel of the Two months ago, Mrs. Supreme Court refuted Superior Court's Appellate By NICHOLAS 8. KATSAHEUS Hauptmann and Bryan asked the _ Friday to grant Mary Beth Division reversed Superior Court Judge Harvey R. AiMctated Presi Writer Legislature to grant his request to Whitehead temporary custody clear Hauptmann's name and de- of the daughter she bore eight Sorkow's decision to close to months ago under a surrogate the public that portion of the TRENTON — New Jersey of- clare the trial a farce. mother contract with a Tenafly trial that will deal with the ficials say they will not budge Senate President John Russo, D- couple. fertility of Mrs. Stem. from their position that the case of Ocean, said then that it wasn't The high court refused to The Baby M case involves a Bruno Richard Hauptmann, who within the purview of the Senate hear an appeal of a decision request by the Sterns to have was convicted five decades ago of to decide such matters. And Brad- granting temporary custody of the courts enforce their sur- abducting and killing the son of ley Brewster, counsel to the As- the child, called Baby M in rogate . mother contract with aviator Charles Lindbergh, should sembly Republicans and executive court papers, to William and Mrs. Whitehead. remain closed. director of the Assembly, said Elizabeth Stern "while the The contract called for Mrs. "It has been our contention all Thursday that "it wouldn't be Sterns and Mrs. Whitehead Whitehead to bear a child along that the jury convicted worth the effort" to have the fight over permanent custody, conceived through artificial in- Hauptmann fairly," Thomas Can- lower house review the matter. a court spokesman said. semination' with William non, spokesman for Attorney Gen- Brewster said he and other The Supreme Court also de- Stern's sperm, then give up the eral W. Cary Edwards, said Assembly aides considered clined to grant Mrs. White- newborn to the Sterns for Thursday. ' Bryan's request, but believed all head's request to present, dur- . adoption. The contract called Officials with the New Jersey the house. could dq is pass a ing the custody trial, expert for Mrs. Whitehead to receive Legislature also said it would be resolution. Such an act would witnesses who would testify on tio.opo. inappropriate for the Senate and warrant many hours of research why public policy should • The Supreme Court Friday Assembly to delve into the con- to determine the validity of prohibit surrogate reversed a decision by Sorkow troversy, as requested by Robert Bryan's arguments. motherhood. barring Mrs. Whitehead's at- Bryan, the attorney for "We don't believe it would be In that decision, the Supreme torney from discussing with Hauptmann's widow. appropriate for the Legislature to Court refused to hear Mrs. her Mrs. Stern's fertility and But Bryan said he remains deal with it," he said. Whitehead's appeal of a lower- denying Mrs. Whitehead access hopeful that the Legislature or Despite the Legislature's rejec- court ruling prohibiting her to the courtroom when Mrs. Gov. Thomas H. Kean will declare tion, Bryan said during' a tele- from presenting such expert Stem's fertility was discussed. Hauptmann innocent and his 1935 phone interview that he has re- testimony. However, Mrs. Whitehead trial a fraud. ceived letters from a state senator The court made its decisions and her attorney cannot dis- "We'd like to get this over with and an assemblywoman indicating in a conference in Perth close Information about Mrs. while she's still alive," said Bryan, their support for allowing the Amboy, said Earl Josephson, a Stem's fertility to the media, who represents 88-year-old Anna attorney to argue his case before spokesman for the Adminis- under the ruling. Hauptmann of Yeadon, Pa. the Legislature. He refused to trative Office of the Courts. The baby, called Melissa by Bryan has been running out of identify the lawmakers. Attorneys for'the Sterns and the Sterns and Sara by Mrs. legal remedies in his efforts to Mrs. Whitehead, 30, of Brick Whitehead, has been in the clear Hauptmann's name and re- Bryan also said he would lobby Township in Ocean County, Sterns' temporary custody open the case. Following a hearing the governor to sign an executive ASSOCIATED PRESS could not be reached for com- since police in July found Mrs. Wednesday before the San Fran- order declaring that the trial was Historical Review in San Fran- cisco Court of Historical Review TEARFUL PLEA — Anna ment or did not return tele- Whitehead and her daughter In unfair and that Hauptmann was cisco to reopen her husband's phone calls. Hollywood, Fla., where the and Appeals, a judge said that innocent. Kean spokesman John Hauptmann, the 88-year-old widow of Bruno Richard case. The trial ot Hauptmann, In a related decision Friday, mother had fled with the child. while there is a "historical need" Samerjan said he didn't know how to re-evaluate evidence in the the governor would react to such Hauptmann, pleaded the Court of who was executed 50 years ago. case, the decision must be made by a request. Irish gang leader to face murder rap New Jersey officials. home in East Amwell Township, the kidnapping and murder. The The court, which reviews con- Hauptmann was electrocuted in Hunterdon County. state suppressed evidence and EWARK (AP) — The al- Manhattan neighborhood once troverlsal historical issues, re- 1936 for kidnapping and murder- Bryan and Mrs. Hauptmann say charged Hauptmann with the leged leader of a brutal known as Hell's Kitchen. commended that the case be re- ing Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. in they have discovered several crimes because it felt pressured to Irish gang agreed Thurs- Coonan was I arrested opened because of new evidence 1932. The child's body was found thousand documents that clearly solve the murder, Bryan has N Wednesday by the FBI in an a few miles from the family's show Hauptmann was framed for argued. day to be transferred to New Bryan says he has. fork City to face charges he Ocean Township apartment murdered and dismembered a rented by his wife. fellow gang member in 1975. A Manhattan grand jury has Appearing before li.S. charged Coonan with killing Magistrate Donald Haneke, 39- Patrick Dugan, a 28-year-old State: prints tie pair to killing year-old James M. Coonaii stagehand from North Bergen. Manhattan District Attorney car and on numerous items inside and dirt kicked up around the tire, Hams' prints found on the Nova signed a waiver allowing his By JO ASTHID GLADING transportation to Manhattan, Robert Morgenthau said Dugan the car. indicating the wheel had been likely were not old struck from the where h» will stand trial in was lured to an apartment kept Associated Press Lynne F. Stewart, Williams' at- spinning in a vigorous attempt to record as speculative and unscien- state court. " by the Westies on 50th Street torney, said her client was living get traction and free it, according tific. "I think the best thing would between Ninth and 10th av- SOMERVILLE (AP) — The with Manning and his wife and to testimony. Superior Court Judge Michael R. be to get him before a state enues. He was shot and his prosecution on Friday presented frequently used the Chevrolet Simonetti aims to prove the Imbriani turned down the request. court as soon as possible and body was dismembered, put fingerprint testimony it contends Nova, so the presence of his prints cluster of Williams' prints left on Lamonaco, 32, named trooper of have a trial," defense attorney into plastic bags and dumped in ties two self-proclaimed revol- on the car does not prove he was the right rear Of the car were left the year in 1979 for his many Lawrence Hochheiser told the East River. utionaries to the car used in the with Manning when Lamonaco there when "he attempted to push arrests, was hit by eight bullets Haneke in agreeing to sending The prosecutor said Dugan 1981 killing of a highly decorated was killed. the vehicle from the snow. during the incident. Of the other palm- and finger- Coonan to New York. was killed in revenge for slay- state trooper. However, among the prints "If this jury believes association 1 He said his client would ing Dennis Curley, another The evidence is viewed as criti- lifted from the car when it was with a car makes you a murderer, prints found in the car , 27 plead innocent. gang member, two months cal by the state to proving that discovered about three miles from well, I don't think American juries belonged to Manning - and one Coonan, who wore a dark earlier in a bar fight over a Richard C. Williams was the trig- the shooting scene are several have gone (.hat far," Ms. Stewart belonged to Raymond Levasseur, blue running suit, white woman. german and Thomas W. Manning palm- and fingerprints left by argued during a break in testi- who was convicted recently along sneakers and hand and leg Assistant District Attorney the driver when Trooper Philip Williams on the car's right fender, mony. "They're going to have to with Manning and Williams of shackles, heads, the Westies, an Jeffrey Schlanger said parts of Lamonaco was gunned down .Dec. FBI fingerprint expert Ronald S. give more than that to tie him to several New York area bombings Irish gang operating on the the victim's body were dis- 21, 1981. ' Hart testified. this car.... we don't think they tie of military and corporate facili- West Side pf midtown Manhat- played in ajar either on a stoop Manning contends he shot He said during questioning by him to the scene." ties. tan, prosecutors allege. or a bar. Lamonaco in self-defense after Deputy Attorney General Under cross-examination by The remaining two palm prints The gang runs loahsharklng, He' said .Coonan was im- the trooper pulled over the car for. Anthony Simonetti that under William Kunstler, Manning's at- and 28.fingerprints lifted from the gambling and extortion opera- plicated in the crime by a traffic violation on Interstate 80 wet, snowy conditions such as torney, Hart agreed that finger- car were never identified, Hart tions and carries out contract another gang member, Francis in rural Warren County and re- there were that night it is unlikely prints can survive for a long time. said. . murders for other organized "Mickey" Feathettitone.- cognized him as a fugitive. Wil- dusting would have turned up old He said he has seen rare cases During the testimony, crime groups, according to law Featherstone, who was con- liams maintains he was not in the fingerprints on a dirty car. where prints were lifted from Lamonaco's widow, Donna, wept enforcement officials. victed last spring for an April car at the time. Previous testimony showed the documents as long as 40 years quietly in the rear of the ' Hochheiser contended there 1985 murder and then set free ' Defense attorneys for the two car was probably abandoned after. after they were left. . courtroom. was no such organized crime when new evidence came to men said they were not surprised it ran off the road and the right When the day's testimony had Manning, 40, and Williams, 39, ring and that "Westies" was light, .has been cooperating that 19 fingerprints and six palm rear tire became stuck. There was ended, Kunstler sought to have were living underground as merely a term describing a with a grand jury investigating prints of Williams appear on the a large rut under the tire and snow.. Hart's testimony that the Wil- fugitives when Lamonaco was particular subculture in the the Westies, Schlanger said. killed. Man charged with posing as officer Suit contends raccoons RENTON, (AP) — A New weapons, from a supply ware- are of different stripe York City man was ar- house at the McGuire Air Force HOLIDAY DEADLINES FOR Trested after he allegedly Base, Maxwell said. Anderson TRENTON — In an attempt to Deputy Attorney Generfcl Neil obtained the use of $ 1,400 in is black and the man he was protect raccoons from fur trappers, Magnus, who represents the Fish THANKSGIVING DAY WEEK military equipment by assum- impersonating is. white, the Friends of Animals.has filed suit and Game Council, said Friday that ing the identity of an Army agent added : against the New Jersey Fish and tMNgitedjitatute is superseded by officer with a similar name, the The FBI also is probing Game Council, claiming {he state* more recent state Taws that allow Publication bay' W/0 Proof With Proof FBI said Friday. has classified the creatures as the trapping of raccoons. whether Anderson used gov- game animals. • Vernon Curtis Anderson, 32, ernment vehicles and took a The chairman of the state Fish an unemployed Army veteran According to New Jersey law, and Game Council, Anthony from Queens, N.Y., was trip outside the country game animals cannot be trapped, FRIDAY ' TUES.Jp.m: MON., 1 p.m. through impersonation, Max- DiGiovanni, said the council has charged With theft of govern- argues the lawsuit filed'with the "allowed trapping raccoons for 45 ment property and Impersonat- well said. Appellate Division of Superior years. They are listed as fur SATURDAY WED., 1 p.m. TUBS., 1 p.m. ing an Army warrant officer, Anderson was arraigned Fri- Court in Trenton on Monday. bearers and they have been said FBI agent James Maxwell. day before a federal magistrate Raccoons are exempt from trap- trapped for as long as I can Anderson allegedly obtained in Trenton and ordered held on ping because a 1903 state statute remember." SUNDAY WED., 1p.m. TUES, 1 p.m. about 11,400 in equipment, $60,000 bond. A hearing was classifies them as game animals, He said other animals that are mostly . uniforms and no scheduled Dec. 1. said Zephyr Carlyle, an attorney both hunted and trapped are for. the Neptune-based animal muskrats and foxes and opossum. rights group. MONDAY WED., 1 p.m. TUES.Jp.m. MIDDLETOWN TAXPAYERS AVP EXTERMINATORS ^Aquarian Luxury—^ PLEASE ASK YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS SPECIALIST IN: Limousines. 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Casey's report, said Iranians paid thinking of their own good and. $12 million for the weapons they as GM nears Ardabili heads Iran's highest interests." received, Including 2,008 anti- LINDEN (AP) — General walkout, Which forced GM to NICOSIA, Cyprus — In a new judicial body. Meanwhile in Washington, CIA tank weapons. Wright, the likely Motors Corp. temporarily laid shut down plants in a total of sign of internal debate in Iran, the "The Islamic republic must be Director William Casey defended speaker of the House when Con- off 2,000 assembly line workers eight states, laying off 36,860 country's supreme justice on Fri- proud of this victory, because the President Reagan's secret arms grew convenes in January, said at its plant here yesterday when workers. Deleo makes electronic day said the controversy in Wash- pride in victory does not only sales to Iran on Friday before "several other countries" besides it ran out of radio parts because components, including radios, ington over arms supplies to Involve the military. Sometimes disbelieving lawmakers, and a the United States and Israel had a 5-day-old strike at a company heat sensors and on-board com- Tehran was a big victory. He political victory is a hundred senior GOP senator said the presi- been involved In shipping electronics plant had halted puters, for GM vehicles. condemned Iranians he said were times more valuable than military dent needs "to bring in some big weapons toIran , but he declined to shipments. "They're completely ex- trying to undermine It. victories," Ardabili said. leaguers to run things" • at the identify them. The layoffs in New Jersey hausted the (parts) pipeline," Ayatollah Abdulkarim Musavi In a speech broadcast Friday on White House. were announced as negotiators said GM spokesman John Grix, Ardabili said in a sermon at Tehran Radio, Ayatollah Hussein in Detroit tentatively settled the adding that company officials Tehran University that President Ali Montazeri said, "America re- strike by more than 44,500 GM were trying to figure out how Reagan "caused an explosion" in mains the Great Satan ... (and) workers in eight states. Despite long it would take to return to Washington by disclosing last never wants our good. We, there- the tentative settlement, the full production at the affected week that he shipped arms to Iran SPEND THANKSGIVING AT automaker could be forced to lay plants, j in an effort to improve ties with the fundamentalist Islamic re- ATLANTIC STRATHMORE off more than the nearly 37,000 It probably would be Monday RAY'S RESTAURANT workers already idled before gime. TWIN »1-O!4STWINWM141 assembly plants return to full afternoon; at the earliest before 340 W. FRONT ST. production, a company official the General Motors Corp. KEYPORT said. subsidiary begins shipping es- sential parts such as radios, ALL SEATS $2.50 Call for spectacular menu and reservations, Production at the Lind«n 739-4710. Open till December 21,1986. Chevrolet-Pontiac-GM Canada heater controls and computer Birgiln MttiMti - "2.75 plant was shut down Thursday components to auto assembly Mon Nil* Baruilp Nil. - '2.75 at noon when it ran out of radio plants, officials said. components, spokesman Mark The Linden plant is scheduled' Leddy said from company head- for a holiday closing next week quarters in Detroit. and will 'not open until at least CLASSIC The shortage stemmed from Dec. 1, said Leddy. the strike at GM's Delco Elec- tronics plant in Kokomo, Ind. A union spokesman said the That plant's 7,700 workers 2,000 laid off hourly workers walked out Monday when talks will get full pay for the failed to resolve a dispute over Thanksgiving holiday and Fri- TECHNICOLOR* subcontracting work to Mexico. day, but will not be paid for time A tentative settlement was lost this' week due to the strike- reached Friday in the Kokomo related Blow-down and closing. 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Dear Ann Landers: I Just re- (Every Sunday) 8pm. Admission their department could do about they are In their 20s and never dle School, Mlddletown will be Over 72 dealer* participating. turned from a vacation and I'm It until hla birthday. rail to follow this practice. is. held 10-Spm. Over 130 dealers, Mini meals and desserts served. slowly catching np with the Luckily, nothing terrible hap- My question to your readers, handcrafted Items and antiques. Admission $2. For more info call pened In that month. The day who have Judged harshly those NOVEMBER 11 * tl Refreshments and baked goods. 462-1378. papers. Yonr column about FBIDAY * SATURDAY Dwight Rd. ft Middletown Liu- elderly driven waa of great before his birthday I reminded who receive gift* and fall to. Pine Tree Player* present Agatha croft Rd. Adult* $1 donation. No Interest to me. I want to tell yon the Motor Vehicle Department acknowledge them: How many The Irish Federation, Monmouth to call him In for a test. Rather of YOU wrote • thank-you note- Christie's "Murder on The Nile" ' strollers! County annual winter dance. St. what I did to get an old (and on stage, Spring Lake Community than submit to the humiliation to yonr children when they gave: Benidick's Hall, Bethaney ltd, dangerous) driver off the street. House Theater, 3rd A Madison Atlantic Highlands Historical So- Holmdel. Music by the Pat Roper of not passing it, the old gentle- you a little drawing, a home-' Ave.'s Curtain 8:30pm. $7 * 16, ciety. HERITAGE HOLIDAY BA- Band. Ticket info call John Fay at This elderly friend came to aee ' man put a for-aale alga on his made gift, or a present bought! group rate discounts. All seats with their allowance? ZAAR and light lucheon. 10am- 671-9288 or (ieorge Keeley 787- me one day. I had to help him np car. reserved 449-1415, 449-4530, and 4pm. Hand crafts', baked goods, 1079. If he had been In an accident, at the door performance night. our front steps. He couldn't Did yon acknowledge their! historic books and maps, silent everyone who knew that he waa make out my face when I waa part in picking out or contribut- • auction. 1987 Centennial calend- DECEMBER 10—WEDNESDAY almost blind would have aald, ing toward your birthday or! The Oceanport United Methodist ers. Senior Citizens Center, Atlan- standing right in front of him! Chinese auction sponsored by Sis- "Someone ahould have stopped Christmas present? Your thank- ; Women are having a Fall Rum- tic Highlands Marina. terhood of Congregation B'Nal Is- He said, "Who are yon?" Then, him." mage and Bake Sale at their he aaked me to read a letter to you note would have let that rael, Hance and Ridge Rds., child know early In life the! Church at 50 Main St., Oceanport. NOVEMBER 23—TUESDAY Rumson. Doors open 7pm. Admis- him. He didn't know the top It'a scary that nothing could warm feeling one gets when his Fri. 11/21, 7-9pm. and Sat. 11/22, Parents Without Partners, Bay- sion $3. Special raffle items and from the bottom of a type- be done to keep this man off the 9-12 Noon. Sat. tl bag specials. gift is acknowledged. shore Chapter 644. Cocktail party refreshments. More info 842-1800. written business letter. Yet, he streets. What's more, he never and dance. Town and Country, was driving. considered himself a menace. I The best way to teach chldren I Monmouth Players presents Mac- Hwy. 35, Key port. 8:30 dance. DECEMBER 18—SATURDAY shudder when I think how many something is by example. — IT- Beth Did It, a comedy by John PWP Members only S3. Orienta- Oceanport First Aid Squad is When I aaked how he managed Uvea were In danger because no WORKED IN OUR FAMILY Patrick held at The Navesink Li- tion, Dec. 16, Monday. Chapter holding it's annual holiday bazaai at traffic signals he said he Jnat one wanted to hurt hla feelings. brary Theatre, corner of Sears phone 495-5604. from 9am.-4pm. at the squad did what the other can did. Can — THE "FINK" IN SAN DIEGO, DEAR I.W.: Of course you are ; \ and Monmouth Ave., Navesink. bldg., 2 Pemberton Ave. Hand ^you believe it? Although I knew ; Curtain 8:40. Tickets t« general, CALIF. right. It works in every family. • NOVEMBER 17—THURSDAY made crafts, new items, baked in a month he would have a Thanks for pointing out something.' 1 students and seniors $4. For info Thanksgiving midnight bingo, goods. Chinese auction and more. DEAR SAN DIEGO: You're my birthday and need to renew hla that is perfectly obvious. Children \ call 291-9211. $1000. St. Mary's R.C. Church, Refreshments avail. For table kind of fink. How I wish others license, it was obvious he'd learn what they live. New Monmouth, Memorial Hall. space call 229-2277. never pass the eye tost. I waa would follow your example. Far NOVEMBER 21—SATURDAY Doors open 10:30pm. worried however, about what better to risk the wrath of Uncle Are your parents too strict?' I The P.T.A. of St. Joseph's School Monmouth Organ Society will hold could happen in the meantime. George or good old Dad than to Hard to reach? Ann Landers'- is sponsoring their annual flea NOVEMBER 18—FRIDAY it's Christmas Party on Dec. 13, keep quiet and let him plow into booklet, "Bugged By Parents? market and craft show on Sat. Bus to Meadowlands, Ringling 1980 at 7pm. at Buck Smith's I called the police department another car and kill himself and an How to Get More Freedom," Nov. 22 from 9am. to 4pm. Over Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus. House of Brides, Palmer Ave., and was told they couldn't do innocent family. You're a hero in could help you bridge the gener- 150 dealers will participate in the Donation $20. Floor level seats. East Keansburg, N.J. Dinner at anything unlesB he waa Involved my book. ation gap. Send 50 cents with , event which is held in the school Call 789-9250 ask for Mike. Bus 7pm. with a concert presented by In an accident because he had a your request and a long, auditorium and cafeteria, Maple leaves 6:30. Larry Ferrari, world reknown art- valid driver's license. They said ist. Larry builds' his programs Dear Ann Landers: I am one of stamped, self-addressed Place, Keypo/t. All tables are sold they could send him a notice to the mothers who has taught my envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. out. NOVEMBER 89—SATURDAY around popular hits, show tunes, come in Immediately, but if he hymns and golden oldies on the children (two boys and a girl) to Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois 4th annual Christmas bazaar. didn't come In there waa nothing Sponsored by E.K. Fire Co., Ladies Wersi I) Age-SOO Delta Organ. For write thank-yon notes. Now 60611. Episcnlpal Church Women of St. Auxiliary at E.K. Fire House, reservations call 264-4158. James, Long Branch are having Thompson Ave. Tables avail. $10. Annual Christmas Bazaar at 300 Call 495-2017. 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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1986 Espo Seraphs lose; dumps St. Rose wins TRENTON — Mater Deis gal- crossbar by inches. lant bid for the NJSIAA Parochial "We had the wind in the first "B" soccer championship just fell and third quarters and controlled Sator the play," Van Schaack said. "St. short last night as St. Benedict's Benedict's had it in the second and f VANCOUVER, British Columbia Prep of Newark edged out the Seraphs, 1-0, at Trenton State fourth quarters. They had the CAP) — Phil Esposito, general advantage in the second quarter, rtianager of the New York Rangers, College. St. Rose had better luck as the but we controlled it in the fourth yesterday fired Ted Sator as coach quarter and they didn't get any and named himself interim coach. Purple Roses captured the Parochial "A" title with a 4-1 shots on goal." ; Saying he had been- "thinking St. Benedict's had a 14-12 edge about the move for three weeks," victory over Don Bosco Prep of Ramsey. in shots. Mater Dei goalie Ed Esposito announced the firing, Estrada had seven saves while prior to the Rangers' game last "We had some chances," Mater Dei coach Ken Van Schaack said. Justin Scarpone turned back five night against the Vancouver shots for St. Benedict's (21-2). Canucks. The game was the third "But we didn't have enough on our shots. Most of the time they were Despite the loss, Van Schaack in a four-game road trip for the was happy with his team's Bangers, who had lost three In a wide or over the net. We couldn't crack their defense." performance this season. The row and were in last place in the Seraphs finished with a 16-4-1 Mll.'s Patrick Division With a The game was played in freezing temperatures with winds up to 30 mark and won the Shore Con- 3-10-4 record. ference "D" Division title and the Seven of; the Rangers' defeats miles an hour that made for miserable playing conditions for South Jersey Parochial "B" cham- Have been by one goal, including pionship. Wednesday night s 5-4 overtime both sides. "I think the wind chill factor "The kids put forth a tremen- defeat by the Edmonton Oilers. dous effort," Van Schaack said. ; Added to the team's problems must have been zero," Van Schaack said. "The field was "There are a few tears tonight, but has been a clash of philosophies overall the kids aren't sad. They Between Sator, a defensive- artifical turf and the rain we had last night (Thursday) had frozen. represented the school very well minded coach, and Esposito, a and I'm proud of them. former MIL scoring star and an "It was like an ice rink," Van Schaack said. "That hurt a passing "We had much to be happy (iffvnsivc-minded general about this year," he said. "We manager. team like us, but both teams had to play .under the same conditions." started eight juniors and a .". "Ted was a disciplinarian to the sophomore and were happy to point that it hurt him," Esposito The only goal in the game came at 11:10 of the second quarter make the states. Nobody expected said. "I'm convinced that we have us to come this far." a pretty good team. The playoffs when Theo Allotey of St. last year were unbelieveable. Benedict's lined an unassisted St. Rose (15-5-3) scored three shot from 25 yards out into, the goals in the second half to break "I told him (Sator) this morning open its game with Bosco Prep I was going to make the change," upper right corner of the. goal. The closest Mater Dei came to (17-4-1). Esposito added. "This is one of the THE ASS.OCIATED PRESS Art Moody's goal gave St. Rose toughest decisions I've ever had to SATOR FIRED — New York Rangers coach Ted Sator, left, shakes hands with the team's general tying the game came in the third make. We are eight points out of a quarter when Joe Rodrick got a a 1-0 lead at the half and then manager, Phil Esposito, in July The Rangers, suffering through a frustrating, losing season, fired Sator •free kick from 30 yards out, but Kevin Logan, Craig Cospanza and See Sator, Page2B yesterday. Esposito will serve as interim coach. the ball just went over the Chris Kucziiii added the second half goals. Tyson picked to win title Odds-makers make Berbick a 3-1 underdog

opponent from the opening bell, because Tyson is devasting there," ByEDSCHUYLERJR and 15 of his knockouts have been Futch, who couldn't reach a Associated Press in the first round. financial agreement with Berbick Tyson has said he has seen to work this fight, said. Berbick fight on television, but Futch also said Berbick must try LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Trevor has not studied tapes of his fights. to back up the squat aggressive Berbick looks at young challenger "I don't believe watching films Tyson, "and he's got to make Mike Tyson as "a good fellow, who is going to help any," Tyson said Tyson repect him. He's got to try just does his job ... but his time has earlier in the week. "I react. I see to hurt him early. Trevor isn't a come." what he does and 1 react to it." big banger, but he hits • hard The odds-makers feel the time "This guy (Tyson) won't know enough to hurt you." has come for the 20-year-old what to do with Berbick because Berbick has won 23 fights inside Tyson to make boxing- history. Berbick won't know what he's the distance while posting a Tyson is a solid 3-1 choice to Win going to do himself," trainer 31-4-r record. the World Boxing Council heavy Angleo Dundee, who has joined Berbick said he has been Weight title from Berbick tonight. the champion's corner for this bothered by a cold, and has told But tne 33-year-old Berbick fight, said. the Nevada State Athletic Com- Berhick has an unorthodox style mission he has been taking thinks the time has come for 1 Tyson to taste defeat for the first that can make him troublesome. medication. time after 27 victories, 25 by That will help him against The champion also has had to knockout. Berbick was a 6-1 Tyson, according to Eddie Futch, take tinie to go to court. He was in underdog when he won the title who helped train Berbick for his Las Vegas District Court for five t><>iu I'inklon Thomas oh a 12- victory over Thomas. But, Futch hours Tuesday in connection with round unanimous decision here feels, there are certain basic Texas promoter Thomas last March 22. things Berbick must do if he hopes Prendergast's attempt to gar- to win. 'I'm going to knock him out," nishee $495,000 from Berbick's THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Berbick said Thursay at a final "He has to move side to side and PEACE MAKERS — Marty Barrett of the Boston Red Sox and Mookie Wilson of the New York Mets, joint 'news conference for the in on Tyson and he must stay out of the corners and off .the ropes See Tyson, Page2B were invited to the Amherst campus of the University of Massachusetts yesterday to talk to students scheduled 12-round fighi at the about race relations in the,wake of an alleged racially motivated brawl following the last game of the Las Vegas Hilton. World Series. From left, Bill Bennett, president of the Student Government Association, Wilson,. Dwayne ."I'm looking to take him out by the seventh round." Warren, spokesman for a group of predominantly black fraternities and sororities and Barrett. Tyson declined to answer ques- tions Thursday.. Noting he had already held four or five news conferences, the Series foes preach peace challenger said, "There's not much I can tell." at an assembly. "I was born on television monitors. But he did say the fight "will be ugly. I can't change that.... You Wilson urged members of the something you won't forget." . By CAROLYN LUMSDEN can't change the way society luncheon audience to forget If Tyson wins the fight, which* Associated Press ' was formed hundreds of years about the racial clash the night will be televised live by HBO at ago, but you can influence the oPOct. 27. about 7:30 p.m. PDT, he will way you treat people." After the Mets defeated the replace Floyd Patterson as the AMHERST, Mass. — Now Barrett, who,-is white, and Red Sox 8-5 to win the World youngest heavyweight champion. York-Mets outfielder Mookie Wilson, who is black, were Series, 1,000 students gathered ' Tyson's age today is 20 years, 4 Wilson and Boston Red Sox invited to speak to a lunch' outside the Southwest months, 22 days. Patterson was 21 second baseman Marty Barrett attended by 175 leaders of dormitories on the campus. An years, 11 months when he won the asked University of' white and black student or- ensuing brawl between mostly vacant undisputed title with a Massachusetts students yes- ganizations. white Red Sox fans and mostly fifth-round knockout of Archie THE ASSOCIATED Pflfes" terday to put behind them a The lunch was followed by black Mets fans sent more than Moore on Nov. 30, 1956. UP AND COMING — Mike Tyson raises his arms Friday during racial brawl that followed the an assembly, in which' about a dozen students to the in- Most boxing observers seem to weigh-in at Las Vegas, Nevada. Tyson will become the youngest final game of the World Series. 700 students, most of them firmary, police said. feel that if Tyson wins, it will be heavyweight champion tonight if he can beat defending champion "In life there's some things white, packed an auditorium by knockout. He goes after an Trevor Berbick. you can't change," Wilson said and 600 watched the speeches See Peace, Page2B SMU head quits Rutgers gears up for Palmer, Temple between the two schools, with SMU spokesman Roddy PISCATAWAY — Goodbyes are single-season record of 2,342 Palmer, 6-foot-10 and 180 always hard, and Temple Coach yards in 1981 and Palmer could pounds, has steadily improved in Rutgers holding an 8-7 edge. The ByDOUGCRICHTON Wolper said the early retire- last three games have been de- ment was not directly linked to Bruce Arians knows saying good- finish as high as third if he his performances against Rutgers. Associated Press bye to Paul Palmer is going to be equalled his 177.8 yard average He gained 62 yards rushing in cided by one point, with Temple recent allegations of NCAA winning 14-13 last season. rules violations in the football very tough, against Rutgers. 1983, 99 the following year and program at SMU, which cur- It's tough losing your offense. Palmer of Potomac, Md., also 127 yards last season. DALLAS Southern rently is in the second year of a $>• "I can't put into words what has 2,462 all-purpose yards this "There's no way you can stop Methodist University President three-year probationary Paul means to this program," season and could break Allen's him," said Anderson. "He's not L. Donald Shields is retiring period. Arians said. single-season mark of 2,559 just the little scatback type. He's immediately under rising Numbers, sheer numbers wo!\ld yards, also set in 1981, by very strong." "Obviously, the situation ag- be a good start. pressure from a diabetes con- matching his per game average. Both Rutgers and Temple come dition and allegations about gravated his condition, bring- Coming into today's season <"1 see a lpt of (NFL) teams in ing on higher stress," Wolper. finale with Rutgers, PalmeV holds into this game looking to salvage a SMU's football program, of- desperate need of a Paul Palmer," winning season from what weeks ficials said yesterday. said. "No one asked him to 23 Temple records and three Arians said. "There is no doubt he leave." NCAA marks. He leads the nation ago appeared to be possible bowl-. "Reaohittg this decision has will be an impact player." bound season. Temple has lost been extremely difficult, but If the latest allegations about in rushing with a 177.8 yards per Rutgers Coach Dick Anderson game average and. all-purpose three straight games and is now • the advice of my physician has cash payoffs and improper in- said determination is one of 5-5. The Scarlet Knights have lost made it imperative that I step ducements for athletes prove yardage with a 246.2 yards per game average. Palmer's strongest qualities. two in a row and .are now 5-4-1. down from the presidency ef- true, the Southwest Conference "Palmer's not a big guy," said "We're both battling for a win- fective immediately," Shields, school could be the first to have This season alone, Palmer has rushed for 1,777 yards, which is Anderson. "He takes a lot of, ning season," Anderson said. "We 50, said in a statement. its football program suspended punishment. He is an amazing should be emotionally up for this Shields came to SMU in Oc- for two years under an NCAA just 12 yards behind Obie Graves of California-Fullerton for No. 10 player with great instincts. He'll one. I worry about the emotional tober 1980 after a 10-year stint sanctions package approved get the ball 20, 25, 30 times a level each week, more than the as president of Fnllerton State. last year. on the NCAA single-season rushing totais. game.-He takes-lumps and keeps physical aspect of the game." DiCK ANDERSON Marcus Allen of UCLA set the coming back." This will be the 16th meeting Team must stop Paul Palmer 2B The RegUter SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22,1986 SPORTS BRIEFS Stenmark still

ABERDEEN- Registration sweeper from Ocean Township for girls and boys interested in High School, was selected to the All-Conference second king of slopes participating in the 1987 Husky Indoor Soccer Program team. Goalie Eric von Hirsch will be held on Dec. 1, 2 and 6 from Manasquan and fullback Ski racers are supposed to be had accomplished a racer's every between 7:30 and 9 p.m. at the Todd Sintic of Ocean were over the hill by age 26. Sweden's dream. Aberdeen Township Muncipal named honorable mention. Ingemar Stenmark, a geezer of 30 After 1986, he could have re- Building. The Profs finished the year with 13 seasons under his belt, is tired, but he couldn't leave after Boys and girls bom during with a 17-3-2 record. still whizzing along like a teen- such a sour season. the years of 1974 through 1980 Defensive left tackle Jeff ager. "I will come back," he said. "I will be eligible to participate. Spector from Manalapan fin- "I'm getting more surprised will try again." The registration fee is 115 per ished the season leading the with every year," Swedish Coach During the summer, he worked child, payable by check or cash football team in tackles. In last Lars Olsson said. "It doesn't look on conditioning. Perhaps more at the time of registration. weeks 42-14 loss to Montclair like Ingemar is getting older. When important, he got married and State, Spector had nine tackles it comes to ski racing, it seems he's became a father. Suddenly, the and one sack. not a day over 20." man who had amazed rivals with WALL — The 13th running Gerri O'Keefe, a senior from "I like ski racing very much his ability to concentrate solely on of the Turkey Derby car race Holmdel, has been named co- now," Stenmark said. "I'm making races had a lot more on his mind. will be staged on Friday and captain for the Profs' womens good results now. It is fun to ski With the help of his wife, Ann, Nov. 28 and 29. basketball team. Last Year again." Stenmark returned for the 1986 On Friday the schedule will O'Keeffe averaged 13.1 points For 21 agonizing months, it season with a new view of ski begin at 8:30 a.m. The grand- and 6.4 rebounds. wasn't so much fun. On March 7, racing. It wasn't his whole life stand will open at 9 a.m. and 1984, he won a giant slalom at anymore. It was fun. from then until noon a special UPPER MONTCLAIR- The Vail, Colo. It was the 79th victory No one had ever heard Stenmark practice session for all Hernandez brothers from Key- of his career, 62 more than anyone use the word "fun" when talking divisions will be held. port were big reasons why the else in World Cup history, yet at about his job. This was a new At 12:30 p.m. the racers will Montclair State College football the time it didn't appear Stenmark. participate in six qualifying team has had a 9-1 season. particularly memorable. On the race course, it was the heats. Miguel, a linebacker, leads But in his next 23 starts, a string old Stenmark. He snapped the On Friday night the Mini the team in tackles with 103. stretching through the rest of the losing streak by winning the first Modifieds will run in heat He had 17 tackles and a sack in 1984 season and the entire 1986 giant slalom of the season. races, along with a 25-lap last week's 42-14 rout of campaign, Stenmark didn't win a "It was my greatest victory feature. After the Mini Glassboro. John, a defensive single race. It wan the longest non- ever, because everybody thought I Modified main event, a practice back, is second, on the team in winning streak of his career, was done for," he said. "I had built session will be held for the tackles with 77. Ed has 195 prompting a lot of people to say he up a lot of psychological pressure modifieds only. yards rushing in 44 carries was finished. after failing to win for so long." Then on Nov. 29, the pit gates from his fullback position. He had been on top since 1974 He won three more races during will open at 7 a.m. The final The Indians won the New when, at age 17, he finished the season, the last on his 30th practice session for all Jersey Athletic Conference for second in the first slalom he ever birthday. Only one skier, 10 years D press divisions will be held between the eighth time in the last nine entered. his Junior, won as many. COMING BACK AND UP — Sweeden's Ingemar Stenmark, bottom, 7:30 and 9:30'a.m. The grand- years. The Indians travel to By 1978, he was a three-time For the last six years, Stenmark returns for his 14th season on the World Cup ski tour. Bill Johnson, stand will open at 8 a.m. Hofstra to play the Flying World Cup overall champion and has hinted at retirement. Heading' top, of Malibu. Calif., a major dissapointment since winning the At 9:30 a.m. the modifieds Dutchmen in an NCAA Division the winningest. racer in history. into his 14th season, he's saying it Two years later, he was a double again, but only "because I like to Olympic downhill gold medal in 1964, has begun to show signs of will run the first of five heat III first round playoff game. returning to form. races. A street stock consola- Olympic champion. By age 23, he plan one season at a time." tion will follow with the final modified consolation's closing WAYNE- Tom Mulroy of out the qualifying session. Manalapan set William At noon the third annual Ms. Paterson school records for the Americans hoping to return to form Wall Stadium Contest judging longest field goal (48 yards, a second at Las Lenas, Argentina, and Mike Bob Ormsby won a slalom and went from 68th will be held as the 35-lap twice ) and most field goals in to 32nd in the seedings. And this was against modified non-qualifiers fea- a game (three). Mulroy also led By MIKE CLARK Brown had a ninth at Morzine. ture will be run. Then at 2 p.m. the team in scoring with 33 The Improvement apparently has continued. the whole Austrian technical team, which was the Turkey Derby will be run. points. He was 5 for 16 in field Associated Press into this year. Although no American scored in training with them." the early downhills in Argentina this summer, Even in the years when the Mahre brothers goal attempts. Two skiers who are looking for a return to RED BANK- Red Bank The Pioneers concluded the Brown had three Top 10 finishes during were winning races, the real strength of the form, Tamara McKinney and Bill Johnson, are training. American Alpine team was the deep and YMCA Varsity swimmers got season with a 6-3-1 record. among the keys to an American resurgence in off to a good start, doing well at "Last year, except for the result of Lewis, talented women's team. That all changed last Alpine ski racing, while the Nordic squad looks we didn't ski as well as we did this year,". season, in part because of injury but also a variety of preseason meets. to a future without former champion Bill Jullian Rad took the gold GETTYSBURG, Pa. — Strong Schoenhaar said. "But compared to the Swiss because of poor performances. Koch. (who won both races this summer), our guys medal at the Phoenix Aquatic safety John Oxley of Mid- "If we get through the last camp as Olympic giant slalom champion Debbie A-AA meet in the 16/18, 200 dletown led the Gettysburg didn't look ready for World Cup skiing. The successfully as we got through all the others, first guy who admits it is Theo (Nadig, the Armstrong and 1985 GS world champion breast stroke on Nov. 2 at football team in fumble re- I think we will be more than ready," Alpine Diann Roffe each were lost to knee injuries, Montclair Academy. Rad took a coveries with five and returned downhill coach), and he put in another Director Harald Schoenhaar said. "We had training session." leaving only McKinney and Eva Twardqkens silver medal in the 400 I.M. one of them for a touchdown. fantastic camps on both sides, men and to take on the world. They sagged under the Ellen Piraat was second in the Oxley also placed seventh on Like the downhillers, Schoenhaar expects women." the men who race gates — notably Tiger Shaw, load. 11/12,100 breast stroke. Juliet the team in tackles with 51 and Success for the men's team, which hasn't Chinn had three second places contributed two interceptions Felix McGrath and Bob Ormsby — to produce "Looking at the slalom and giant slalom won a race since champions Phil and Steve this season. . for her efforts in the 10/U 100 to the Bullets cause this season. Mahre retired in 1984, hinges on its down- rankings, the team went into the tank quite breast, 100 backstroke and 50 The Bullets finished the hillers, notably Johnson, the 1984 Olympic "Age-wise and experience-wise, we cannot badly," Schoenhaar said. "From having four meter butterfly. At the Pcy "C" season with a 6-4 record, win- champion. tolerate 36th-place and 40th-place finishes," or five girls in the top 25, we went to having Meet, Blair Belicose took first ning their last two games. Last Schoenhaar said. "Shaw has graduated from only two in the top 30 in the slalom." in the 10/U 50 freestyle, second week the Bullets defeated After 1 Vi years of desultory results, Johnson college now and so he won't be pulled back and in the 100 I.M. and third in the arch-rival Franklin and began to show some of his old form last spring. forth like he was and we expect to see a pretty Late in the season, long after Coach Brad 50 meter backstroke. Marshall, 14-13. Although he didn't win, he scored in five races, good season from Tiger. Ghent's job was lost, Pam Fletcher averted an' In the Somerset County Col- including a creditable eighth at Kitzbuhel, "All of the men skied extremely well during American shutout by winning the final down- lege Meet held on Halloween, LAWRENCEVILLE- Cathy Austria, on the toughest course in the world. the camp in New Zealand," Schoenhaar added. hill of the season. The next day, within one Sarah Kelly took first in the Anderson, a freshman from Doug Lewis, bronze medalist in the 1985 "McGrath won a giant slalom ahead of Tiger gate of. winning a super-giant slalom, she 7/U 25 meter freestyle and Rumson, is competing in her , World Championships, opened the season with and a couple others were in sixth and eighth. hooked a gate and wrecked an ankle. butterfly. Chris Kelly took first first season on the Rider Col- place in the 8/9, 50 freestyle lege varsity girls basketball and butterfly. Tina Skokos took team. first in the 100 meter Anderson was one of the top Sator Rangers to the Patrick Division breaststroke. recruits for Rider last year. Continued from Page 1B The Aqua Rockets took first Anderson is one of just two postseason championship and the places in the 7/U medley relay 6-footers on the Rider team. At playoff spot and I didn't see it Stanley Cup playoffs last season. and the 14/15 medley relay. Rumson- Pair Haven High getting any better. I will coach ... The Rangers lost to eventual School, Anderson earned third until we find someone else who Stanley Cup champion Montreal in GLASSBORO- Glassboro team All-State in field hockey can coach." the Wales Conference finals. State has several local area and first team All Monmouth The Rangers also dismissed as- This season, however, the Rangers started with three Making athletes who are playing im- County, while receiving third sistant coaches Reg Higgs and portant roles in its athletic team All-County in basketball Jack Birch. straight losses and have remained program. as well. Esposito, who never has in last place. Three local area residents Rider begins the season with coached an NHL team, emphasized Sator was hired by Craig Patrick were named to the New Jersey a pair of home games, DIM .1 his new job was temporary and in June 1985 after two years as Athletic Conference Soccer against Molloy College and Dec. that a new coach would be named assistant coach for the team. Paul O'Donnell, a senior 2 against Princeton. "as soon as possible." Philadelphia Flyers. The Rangers News Although Esposito said, "There were forced to give the Flyers two was no last straw, just a buildup of players as compensation for hiring a lot of things," he pointed out Sator. We Want You To Make News. Whether that two losses this season to the Sator's record as New York's Peace division-rival New Jersey. Devils coach was 41-48-10 in regular- It's a Local Pancake Breakfast Or A and an 8-6. loss to the Oilers in Continued from Page IB season play and 8-8 in the Fund - Raiser; The Register Wants To New York Sunday night, in which, playoffs. the Rangers blew a 5-1 lead, Know About It And Help You Pass it ©n Barrett told the assembly: pened that night, (but) will 7 His tour with the Rangers had "Life goes on. There are too miss the larger picture." influenced his decision. To your Community. "The game against Edmonton been filled 'with talk of player many problems in the world Students criticized univer- discontent, with several former that not having won the World blew me away," Esposito said. "It sity Chancellor Joseph D. Duf- was the way it happened, four- stars, including Barry Beck, Mark For A Free Copy of The Register's Series should matter a whole fey for not doing enough about Pavelich, Reijo Ruotsalainen and lot." goal leads disappearing in ad- Guide To Preparing Your Own Press racial tensions. Duffey has or- dition to two- and three-goal Peter Sundstrom all leaving the Releases. Write To: But some of the 700. black dered two investigations of the leads. team, citing Sator's methods as -a students on the 26,000-student incident. But he has rejected "Ami both games against New major reason. campus said any argument, suggestions from students that Jersey were decisive, luid that's a Sator's original $125,00O-a- over the series was only a the school conduct seminars on team we have to beat. I never year contract was to expire this MAKING NEWS — symptom of racism at the racism and increase policing on really thought I'd be replacing season, but was extended one school. And some called the campus, saying such measures season before Patrick was re- would not help. Ted. I did think about replacing appearance by the ballplayers the assistant coaches." placed as general manager by The Register "window-dressing." Esposito. "We all live in a society with Sator's original two-year con- DAILY *"-* SUNDAY "As a black man and a a long tradition of (racial) Higgs and Birch were hired by One Register Plaza. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 tract was extended through the Sator when he came to the Rangers student I'm concerned about difficulties," Duffey said. 1987-88 season after he led the the results of what happened," at the start of last season. said Charles Sheffield, 19, of Hempstead, N.Y. "The problem is that this is being hung on a Mets-Red Sox fight. We will get a report on what exactly hap- _ EVERYTHING IN STORE Tyson OoFF (EXCLUDING SALE ITEMS) Continued from Page 1B 20°/< • $2.1 million purse because of a SHOES & APPAREL breach of contract. Thursday, a writ of attachment ...and many more was granted, according to Marc : Risman, Berbick's attorney. Risman also said Prendergast was ordered to post bond for an equal amount pending the outcome of a hearing, which probably will be held in Februrary. Prendergast, of El Paso, con- tends Berbick breached a contract to fight Tony Perea in June, 1982. Tyson's purse is $1.55 million. • In two scheduled 10-round /heavywejght bouts on the under- card, Thomas will fight William Hosea, and Greg Page, a former World Boxing Association cham- pion, will fight Wimpy Halstead. MTUMMY. NOVEMBER 22,1986 Tke&egUter 38 SPORTS BRIEFS Things cooling off for Perry Worrell, Eichhorn take rookie awards NEW YORK — Todd Worrell Tartabull at second, Detroit's The Refrigerator's market value dips due to less offensive play of the St. Louis Cardinals and Alan Trammell (60.61) at used sparingly on offense almost Hark Eichhorn of the Toronto shortstop, Gary Gaetti of Min- By JAMES UTKI from the beginning of this season Blue Jays, both relief pitchers, nesota (86.40) at third, out- Associated Press as the Bears began defending their have been named Seagram fielders Jesse Barfield of Tor- Super Bowl championship. Sports Award 1986 Rookies of onto (70.32), Kirby Puckett of CHICAGO — America called With No. 1 quarterback Jim the Year. Minnesota (09.61), Joe Carter him The Refrigerator. Teammates McMahon sidelined much of the The selections are based on a of Cleveland (69.06) and catch- called him The Endorser. And way and the offense sputtering, computer evaluation of er Ron Hasaey of the Chicago everybody called his agent for a the Bears are finding themselves statistics that measure player White Sox (64.92). The pitchers piece of the action. with fewer scoring opportunities performance. are right-hander Roger William Perry's market value inside the 5-yard-line, where Clemens of Boston (78.79), Worrell had a 9-10 record has dwindled along with his play- Perry's bulk and great accelera- with a 2.08 earned run average left-hander Ted Miguera of ing time on offense, but there are Milwaukee (71.66) and reliever tion make him nearly unstoppable and a National League-leading* no complaints from the genial as he hurtles toward the end zone. 36 saves. He compiled a com- Dave Righetti of the Yankees giant (71.63). To make matters worse, the puter rating of 66.12, while Sid Endorsements, appearances and incentives in Perry's contract that Bream, a first baseman for the The NL team is made up of "Fridge Fever" in general have last season kept his weight in the Pittsburgh Pirates, was second first baseman Von Hayes of "died down," the second-year range acceptable to the coaching in the National League at 66.41. Philadelphia (66.50), Steve Sax Chicago Bear acknowledged, "but staff — said to be between 310 Eichhorn captured American of Los Angeles (69.39) at sec- I don't worry about it. and 320 pounds — aren't working League honors at 62.09 after ond, shortstop Huble Brooks of "I have a whole lot more time as well this time around. posting a 14-6 record with a Montreal (68.29), Mike Schmidt for my family, and I love that," he So Coach Mike Ditka pulled him 1.72 ERA and 10 saves. He of Philadelphia (71.46) at said. "I take my wife and my two from the goal-line offense after finished ahead of Seattle sec- third, outfielders Eric Davis of little girls to the park and we do the Houston game and didn't re- ond baseman Danny Tartabull Cincinnati (69.11), Tim Raines things every night." . instate him until last wek at at 61.29, Wally Joyner of the of Montreal (66.36) and Kevin Vince Tobin, the defensive coor- Atlanta — a five-week hiatus California Angels 60.80 and McReynolds of San Diego dinator who inherited Perry and directly linked to ballooning Jose Canseco of the Oakland (64.27), and catcher Gary the rest of last season's top-rated weight estimated to be as high as A's 60.76. Carter of the New York Mets National Football League unit 340 pounds. The computer also came up (68.72). The right-handed from the acerbic Buddy Ryan, has pitcher was Fernando Bears' spokesman Bryan Harlan with an AU-Star team for each no regrets, either. said the return to the offensive league. Valenzuela of Los Angeles ' "He's always handled the atten- (73.03), along with left-hander unit came after Perry slimmed to The AL team included Don tion well, and in that respect, I "330-ish." Mattingly of the New York Mike Krukow of San Francisco don't think he'll change because (69.56) and reliever Worrell. Not that the weight problem is Yankees at first base (74.26), there's less," Tobin said. "He anything new. listens, and he's playing defense with the same incentive he had When he arrived at training Tennis star may seek asylum last year. He wants to be an camp last season, Ryan looked MINNEAPOLIS — Andrea suburb of Edina. excellent football player." askance at the rookie who had Ilolikova, a Czechoslovakian Musil, a former player on the More concentration on de- weighed as much as 360 pounds at tennis star who won the 1985 Czech national team, Joined the fensive skills, Tobin reasons, can Clemson, where his uniform pants Wimbledon Junior title before North Stars after defecting only mean a better defender. were actually two sewn together. turning pro, said she may fol- from his homeland in July. He "He's strong, he has great After watching the club's No. 1 low in the footsteps of her said his girlfriend could lose lateral quickness and a low center pick wilt in the late-summer heat, friend, Martina Navratilova, her professional tennis license of gravity. He was very good Ryan labeled Perry "a wasted and seek political asylum in the if she returns home. against the run from the start," draft choice." United States. She has been in the United Tobin said. "He's got to pick up his But Ditka saw an agile running Holikova would be the first States on a temporary visa'. pass rush, but more than any- back, and took the wraps off in a Czechoslovakian tennis player Holikova, ranked 116th in thing, he's got to be conditioned to televised Monday night game Oct. to do so since Navratilova, who the world, has talked with play hard on every play." 21, 1985 against the Green Bay defected in 1976. Nuvratilova about her plans to Asked what he needs to work Packers. Perry burst onto the The 18-year-old Holikova seek asylum. She also has talk- on, Perry echoes: "Go out and play national — some would say inter- told the Minneapolis Star and ed with U.S. Sen Dave each and every down like it was national — scene, blocking for a Tribune that she formally Durenberger, R-Mlnn., she my last." pair of Walter Payton touchdowns would file for political asylum said. On some occasions, offensive and scoring a third himself. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the United States "in a In a prepared statement, linemen- have tried to make it his SECOND-YEAR 'REFRIGERATOR' — Bundled against the cold, couple of weeks." Durenberger said: "On Nov. 18, last. Holding seemed to be the "The best use of fat since the Chicago Bears' genial giant William Perry heads for practice recently favored blocking scWeme against invention of bacon," trumpeted Holikova, who is the girl- my office was contacted by at the team's camp in Lake Forest, III. Nicknamed "The Endorser" last friend of defenseman Frantisek friends of Andrea Holikova... Perry last season. This season, it the Chicago Sun-Times the next Musil of the Minnesota North for information and assistance seems to be chop blocks aimed at morning. season by his teammates, Perry is now finding his market value and Stars of the NHL, has Been told in seeking permanent residence his knees. "First touchdown by a major "Fridge Fever" cooling. by her parents in Czechoslo- in the United States." The concentration on producing appliance," the Chicago Tribune vakia that she may not be He declined to comment a better defender probably has noted. Show," "Late Night With David Much of that is a memory now, allowed to leave her homeland further, saying members of resulted in a less marketable com- Letterman." not that Perry minds. again if she returns. Holikova Holikova's family could suffer modity, concedes Perry's agent, "Haven't seen a drive like that Next came commercials for fast "It was normal the whole time to and Musil are living with "retaliation" because of the Jim Stonier of St. Louis. since 'Rawhide,'" pronounced the foods, soft drinks, paper towels me," he said. "It didn't faze me a friends in the Minneapolis sensitive nature of the case. "I think the media blitz would Los Angeles Times. and family-sized sedans. And, of bit. Those were just some fun have subsided under any con- course, refrigerators.. things to do. I turned down way ditions," he said, "but I think it , First came the TV appearances, Perry-related items last year more than. \ ever did. NHL to study films of brawl does matter what he is doing on and there was enough of him to fill outsold the novelties of 10 of the "lOther people thought it was a the field." . nearly every time slot; "The league's 28 teams, according to bin deal, but to me, I just took it MONTREAL — Brian O'Neill, three-game suspension for The 300-pound-plus Perry was Today Show," "The Tonight NFL Properties. day by day." the executive vice president of being the first player off the the. National Hockey League, bench. has requested films of a fight- Montreal enforcer Chris filled game between the Boston Nilan and scrappy winger Bruins and the Montreal Can- Claude Lemieux both received Littt, Hartford shut out St. Louis, 4-0 adiens to assess whether he'll automatic one-game take disciplinary action. suspensions, as did Bruins' HARTFORD, Conn. — Goalie Mike Liut the Buffalo Sabres. Bob Carpenter .scored two goals 2:33 apart Referee Andy Van Hellemond tough guy Jay Miller. meted out 124 minutes in stopped 22 shots to post his 14th career Hunter opened the scoring at 14:51 of the to help stake Washington to a 3-1 lead in the penalties in Thursday night's Nilan fought with the Bruins' shutout as the Hartford Whalers blanked the first period and his second goal gave the first period. igame, including eight player Ken Linseman on the rampway St. Louis Blues 4-0 last night. Nordiques a 5-1 lead. Goulet, who scored Defenseman Scott Stevens gave Washington to the Canadiens' dressing ejections that resulted from a Hartford got power-play goals from Stewart Quebec's third and fourth goals of the game, a 1-0 lead 36 seconds into the game. Darren bench-clearing brawl late in room after linesman Kevin Col- Gavin and Kevin Dineen, while Doug Jarvis capped the scoring on a breakaway in the third Veitch tied the game 1-1. the second period. lins tried to escort him to the and Mike Millar also scored for the Whalers, period, b The brawl spilled into the dressing room. who stopped a five-game unbeaten streak by Kings 4, Jets 1 corridor behind the .Bruins' Lemieux received a game' the Blues. Paul Gillis also scored for Quebec, while WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Morris Lukowich bench, prompting Van misconduct and Nilan a double Paul Cyr scored Buffalo's only goal. scored two goals during a four-goal third-' Hellemond to suspend play game misconduct, giving each Gavin's goal at 16:66 of the first period came period rally as the Los Angeles Kings beat the Capitals 3, Red Wings 3 Winnipeg Jets 4-1. with 4:61 left in the second three for the year. on a 6-on-3 power play. Dineen made it 2-0 DETROIT — Gerard Gallant and John period. The 4:51 was tacked on Jay Miller, the Bruins' tough at 8:21 of the second period and Jarvis and Ogrodnick scored third-period goals 2:24 Phil Sykes and Sean McKenna, who scored at the start of the third period, guy, alsq was assessed a double Millar scored in a 2:13 span of. the second apart to lift the Detroit Red Wings into a tie into an empty net, registered the other goals and Montreal went on to to win game misconduct, giving him period to wrap up the scoring. with the Washington Capitals as both teams as the Kings extended, their unbeaten streak to 3-1. three for the season and earn- had winless streaks extended. four games. Ryan Walter of the Can- ing him a one-game Nordiques 6, Sabres 1 Brad Berry gave the Jets a 1-0 lead at 16:40 adiens received, an automatic suspension. BUFFALO, N.Y. — Michel Goulet scored The tie extended Detroit's winless streak to of the second period. Lukowich's first goal, on three goals and Mark Hunter added two to five games, while Washington is winless in its a power play, broke a 1-1 tie and he made it spark the Quebec Nordiques to a victory over last six. 3-1 when he scored on a 30-foot blast at 9:47. Jordan leads Bulls past Knicks CHICAGO — Michael Jordan set troit Pistons to a victory over the an NBA record by scoring Chi- Philadelphia 76ers. i PROFESSIONAL cago's final 18 points, including an DetroiUedj>9-0£lit the half and • 18-foot jump shot with one second NBA throughout the third remaining last night that gave the quarter as Vinnie Johnson scored SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS Bulls a 101-99 NBA victory over who have not won in^Boston since eight of the Pistons' 28 third- the New York Knicks. Jan. 29, 1978. quarter points. Jordan, leading the NBA in The Celtics, unbeaten at Boston scoring with a 38.4 average, fin- Garden for nearly one_yjjar, ran a. Bullets 115, Rockets 99 ished with 40 points. With the 17-4 surge in the second period to LANDOVER, Md. — Jeff Malone score' 99-99, Jordan took an in- ' a 67-56 halftiine lead, but the scored 38 points and Moses bounds pass near his own basket Warriors, led by Chris Mullin, Malone set a team record for foul and drove down the left sideline pulled to within five points early shots in scoring 34 points last before connecting on his lean-in in the third period. night as the Washington Bullets USED shot. After a timeout, Gerald Pistons 120, 76ers 110 defeated the Houston Rockets. Wilkins missed a three-point shot PHILADELPHIA — Isiah Moses Malone made 20 of 33 free SKI PACKAGE as time expired. Thomas and Adrian Dantley each throws, the most ever made by a SKIS, BOOTS Jordan's burst surpassed the scored 27 points to lead the De- Washington player. BINDINGS & POLES. previous NBA record for con- secutive points by a player for his team of 16, set by Washington's Leon Wood last season. sggoo Jordan had tied the score 85-85 DULY INSTRUCTED BY A BANK WITH COUPON with 6:29 left to start his big To Liquidate Pursant To Voiding of WHILE THEY LAST! scoring spurt. He later scored 10 points in an 87-second span. Deed of Incidental Assignment Jordan had given the Bulls a WITH COUPON 97-95 edge on a driving layup and SHORT NOTICE AUCTION EXPIRES 12-14-96 free throw a/fer New York's Bill Due to the default in payment the bank In Europe instructed Cartwright had put his team bailiffs to seize part of secured assets in MARCH 1983 ahead 95-94 with two free throws. 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(n) 6 11 NY Rangart at Calgary. 106 p m 13 3 3 933.607 •1 Foil vallay Warlock IS DaCampIt) 2 Suflarloal Cnarka (L Farrlaro) 7.40 3.40 4 B da Tom (J Sdnririd) 5.40 500 4 50 Vancouver « Edmonkxi. 106 p.m. San Antonro at Pontmdjn) 5 Noun) N Round (H Kaayl 23 20 4.00 •iHuckv McKtlvay |M Fagkarona) . 9-2 New Jtraty al MmnaaoM. 136 p m 1 Mount Cm* (M UncaMr) 540 5 Union Boss (J Scnvrindl I „ J-1 TooMnow'a OaMaa Beaton al AHanu'Viopm 6 Ooodbya Hawkaya (C Mann) IKACTA 5-2 mm TR*tCTA IIIIIW 10 OtMtnia at Dtn*. 7 M p.m. ' MtNunWtMl Lot AngalM at Winnipeg. 1:05 pm } Mot Sandbar (H Fifcon) • Jr» Paoa I1.M0 MM New Jartay M Chicago. 1:35 pjn. OoUtn sute at New Yom. 130 p« l%ii jot Joa |l Sauna) 10-1 5 Bonnla Wa |H Futon) 15.40 7 20 3 40 2 KayMona Burma (H FWon) 3.50 2.M 2.20 Washington tl ONtaot. 630cm . 3 Dtsqutlar (J Kralt) IS-1 6 w Two |J Uonayav) 3.40 2.00 5 JuHndai Prkla (J SchwMd) 3 20 M0 Phoeni. « Denver. 6 30 p m 1. John CtmpsM StoJjJs* >. M O'OcmtJI 1 A Maonhawia (W BraanaMn) 2.40 1 Hart RKrwda (J Mouayav) 2.M -,-SSky vallay (WBuckkly) 15-1 1 1 3-6 Naw Jtftty el UMi, 6.30 p m 17J7S4M. 3, M*a Lachanca M.I1I JST. 4, Hanra AE1 Fortunat. FaHa (M LaCnanca) IXACTA l-t IM.M (XACTA 2-5 «7.«0 San Antonio al LA. Cappf*. 10 M P™ Frkon S3.IS2.SIB. S. BuOrJy QHmour U0HW S. 10*: Pac. IJ0OO 2 OS * 1 t-1 AE2 Sala N Sura |J Mmstytv) «l;taUW»ll "First Period—1. Quebec. Hunter 5 (Shaw). 14:61. tHwauliat al tacnmtnto. 10:10 pm. Ron wapkts I3.0M 241 7. Ban WtMttr ttM».HO. 1 E 2 Brawn (A DartaO) 23.50 700 4 20 2 Mamory IS DaCampM) 3.40 3.40 2 40 SIT, P.c. UHO HI* MOO/at Penalties-Eagles. Qua. maior (horning). 16. Kom. Mama al Satan. 10 30 p m. 1. R.(aan Daunaault S2 Ht.M3 S. Slav. OgntMn 4 PouUon N (J ktaaayav) 3.50 2.40 4 Tan LM Count (H Kallyl 5.40 4.40 3 Jiittrom WHalaaPrtwra rttn Fslcon (H Fikon) fXACTA 1-4 MM f XACTA 2-4 112 at MUn tl Portland, 10 am 1. MM Lactwict WllOn f«wn 424 1, W ' 111k PaM 51JM IM 1 served by Shaw (tkuMng), 1 57 f SUnro Hanover (M vavourakit) Second Period-2. Ouabec. (Hat • (EagMe). 4 01 telLA. Lakare. lOMpm. Oalt 4IS.4. Johneamaoat SS4 S. DOHO Snyo»r »S. 3 Happy Gaorgk (M HCnanca) 4.00 2.50 2.40 1 EdgawoOd Odaantr (M LaChanca) S Pttrolia (C Mann) ...... 5 1 3. Burfato. Cyr 2 (Moutiey. Ruudu), 14 43.4, Ouebac. t. Ttn, Karr MS. 7. Ml 0 Own* Ml tabjh Ft* 4 Royal HtHo IM Lancaslar) 12-1 5 WMwood DSCO (M Slamtlao) 3.50 2.50 OouHi 1 (Lafrewaie, Brown), 1»03 |>p). Pinatiai 2t3 *. Rattan Dak/My" m igPav. Mags. 2M J. Calacogla Road (R"aiiiiii'.'.".Z'ZZ....'..... 7 20 120 «.SM«n (V Fusco) 12-1 Clouuar. Bui, t«vedbyAndr^««*(ck«ayolgame). 4 Pin. Bay A (S DaCampla) 2 50 TKaian Hanovtr (J Lohrriayar) 15-1 6:21: OMat. C«a> lingh-sticklng). 17:53: Cole. Out. 1. Raoakm it 407.2S3 2, Amrty CM S1.244.W1 TRIFICTA 1-1-4 I1O0M S. Green 2 4 0-0 4, DanOey 11-20 5-6 17. 7m: Paca » wo w/0 it j.ooo «HiT«M. major (flgMM). 17:53: Ramsay. But (Ugh sacking). 3. Royal Prattga SSM.S74. 4. Armbro Enttfton ATTIHOAHCf 1,025 HANOI! 5305,553 Urmbaa. 7-130-014, Dumara 6-103-415. Thomas 4 Tan Dtlarral (J Ruio) .. 5 1 1 Partact Solution (C Marul) 3.40 250 2.40 17:53: Kom. But. minor-major (Instigator. ftgMng). SS10.747 5. CuSn HMMtr MS7.M4. S Nudttf II-17 5-627, Johnson 10-175-5 25. Sassy 1-20-0 17:53. HOtmot M3I411 7. Kobtri Hanootr I7S5.3W I. 2. Mahorn 1-6 4-4 6. Campos* 0-2 0-0 0 Tout Mtryton 1734.370 S. LaugtitS72S.SM IB. M74.SM. Third Period-5. Quebec. OoulM 10 (Dornetv. 46-11 12-24 IM. Shaw), 1 09 6. Quebtc. Hunter 7 (Brown, KumpaA. PHHAMLPHIAI110) 655 7. Quebec. Ooulel 11 (Hough, Ploard). 1126 Robinson 6-17 3-5 16. Hklaon 7-11 4-5 16. PanafHs- Paiemanl. Bui (ttKMMg), 7:21: RuuOu. McCorrrw* 10-14 7-1 IT, EMng 7-23 0-0 16. Meadowlands: Post Time 8 p.m. But (roughing), 17:96: Shaw. Oue (rougMng). 17:65: Korn. But (boarding), 19 51 Ctotkt *-it 4-710. Three* 3-6 0-« 7, K. Orato t-1 Thi oofh Mm. 1( 0-0 4. WMBMa 2-5 0-0 4 Totale 48-103 16-26 110 Shots on gotl Outbar 9-6-6-23 Buflalp DMeM 14 M M M—M* UrirAlliiiiilnfiri Mradovrlanda Enin.«< Saturday, Mov. He lac AE Tctcano (Antley) ... 5-1 I Mommy (McCaulay) 5-1 11-7-4—22. t MM*? 16—116 1. Martina NavraUtova. 81.477.164 2. Chm Evtrk SI.3O0, mdn/clmg., 2yo., 5 far. l\>war-pUyC ortunitiet-C»iabsc1ol2;lu«ato MM*? 16 Uoyd, MOJ 755 1. HtMM SwkOM. 6567.462 6. AE Baa's M** (Rocco)...... 10-1 * Cutber O«l (Cordaro) 20-1 w T)mt-«tW goals IrvMJ. That*T . Fouled 1 Osaki iMcCamayl 5-1 AE Spaady Jane (Ba.it) . 20-1 20-1 OOM a l tSateiMUaa—Cksafatt 61 SMW Orel. 1640.666 8, Pern ShrrMr. 6411.0*6 6 2 Starling Road ITapu) 15-1 a Davona Sou (Romero) 1^ ^j J f^tJ7BP^PJp 1 AE Marys Ittua (Wilton) ... 5-2 1-1 Ooakas—Ouabtc, Malar cnuk (22 thou-21 tntt). Hint Maridkkova. 140IJ55. 7. Cklajal Kohde 3 Jinskya Prince (Soutomi) 20-1 10a Spruce Fir (Thomat) I... Mthom 14), PPntWebhla43|Mnaari3 . MoCorMC* IJ). NtKh. 1SH.M1. 1. aibrMtl SabaHnl. 5232.011 1. AE Their World (Varga) . 12-1 :. 15-1 BuHalo. CkxMtr (23-17). 4 Mr Sadair (Lukai) 5-1 11 Smanar By Ina uay (Hocoo). Aatkn—Dtt7o* 12 (Tnanae 11> Pmmiait M ZM Otmton, 1204,021 10, WtMy Turnaul. AE My Staplwa (Krone) . 20-1 12 Burrs Draam (Wirson),... 4-1 A—14,432. 5 Jive With Five iRocco) 3-1 (Che*al2|.To«alloule-Oe«o«22,P1»»delphle17 1167.21! •-coupled 7th: 114.900, elm. . lyoaup. 6 lur. a-coupled 10«: M5.0M, atra. 3yo»up, F4M, 1 Haleree — Dave Newell linetmen — Ray 6 Lord Robdivtxi (ArrMy) 4-1 1a Lumumba(l) (Antley) 5-2 1/ilni SctpMsM. Gord Broseker 7 Flight Commander (Krone) 6-1 2a Majestic Empire (Antlay) 5-2 1 Top ISSUS (Cordero) , , 3-1 1. Msrtma Navratlovl, 4.125. 2. Steth Oral. 3.051 8 Leave A Tip lEdwarda) 15-1 3 Young Jadr(l) (Thornburg) 3-1 2 Chetira Kitten (Anney) 4-1 3. Helena Sukova. 2.547 4. Chris Evert Uoyd. 2,45*. 9 Mvptt > Deal (Edwerdt) 12-1 1 • • 0—3 MOU6TOei(*9) 4 Sacred Mo«on|l) [Santagatt) 6-1 3 Empress Jeck.e(l) (N.B I 12-1 6. Hana MtnoMovt. t.921 1, Oebnala SabaBnl. 10 And Smiles (Artstone) 20-1 1 * 1 t-1 McCray 2-11 2-2 «, Paleraen 6-12 0-0 16. 5 Oraeri Shakal (MUKora) '. 4-1 4 Chafing Dish IDavIt) 10-1 1,741 6. Pam SMvtr. 1.749 6. Zaia Otmton. 1.392 11 Kid On The Block (Madrid) /...: 20-1 First Parlod-1. Wlehtngton. Sievana 3 (Adams, Ottkiwon 5-13 7-12 17, RtW 4-13 2-2 11. WkigM 6 Dad Jr. (McCauley) 6-1 5 April Sonnet)!) (N.B.) . 5-1 6. Claudia Kotlda-Klrsch. 1.26*. lO.ManuaU 12 Bailout Lake (Mettndei) t. 10-1 Murphy). 36 2. Detroit. VarM 2 (Ogrodrtck. 4-12.3-4 11. Harm 4-10 0-0 6. AMtrtOn O-Is~t 7 Overbought (Krone) 10-1 6 Dave t Kal.ll) |N BI . 6-1 . 1.266. AE Cool Sea (Murray) i 20-1 Vzarrrun), 7:19.3. WasNngton. Ctrpamtr 4,6 33 4. 5. Fenl 3-64-4 10. JoHnasn 4-11-2 10, Henry 2-3 8 My Re«(.) (Armey) 5-1 7 Frosty Vtlerranall) (Krone) . 2-1 AE Gariairos (Murray) 15-1 Waahlngion. Cuiimr 6 (Murphy. Otnntr). 11:06 0-0 6 Toul. 36-90 25-31 M 9 Dr. UrJdH (Corbetl) 16-1 11*: MJJM, »»Vr.Ma, 3vo*up. F*M, * to. Tartajk Wa». 17 2nd: W.700. elms., Syeaup. NJ BRED, 1ml «7Oyda (pp) Panatita'-HaUltf. Wat. minor-major (hlgh- 10 Ucancaarr»mrlucky(l| (Rocco) S-1 1 Parkan Hal (Cobum) 10-1 ig, nghUng• ' "ng)) , 7:00: Kocur, DM. minor-major wAmwarotKut 1 Silver Jinglell) (Krone) 12-1 CtatdoCaatdget 4-100 22-3 10. O. JoeJonass 11-12 22-2 44,, M t. Ivan Unr*. 8977.63r77.637 22.* Bone Backer a-couptad *sk 6W.M0 a«toA »y*"l. DAWTY 2 Eicaloress (Rulano) : 12-1 sucking, hgnghang)l . 7:01: Snaput. Dal (holding). .6774.324 2 Dickie Dum Dum|l) (Cantano) IS-1 Matonttlontf-Ie f 1S6 JO-J20-13- -$4. J Matone 13 26 6 * 36. 3 Dmajl Edbtrg 1 DOTM 6TAKJ,« to. 3 AOnwala Memorial (Voleaan) 20-1 wWha«avy 4-4 77231 is IP0, Cook 1-10-0*. Haiti Win 1-1 .•Jucederil) IN B ) : ;... 20-1 1 OM PowoW (N.«.) 4-1 8467.242 6. Mall MNndir, 8466.6U *. Andera 4 Floating Opera (BWby) ,. 16-1 _. PanaHJn Hoiwctf.. DDM *U 7, WiSMVMlt 3-S8 00-«0 S6. SBOoM 0-0b 0- * 0S. A. Jtnat 4*Dttle RO2 I Boy (Bant) '. 10-1 2 Penny Real (Black) 10-1 Jarryd. 5376.03* 7. Yanmck Noah. 8373.016 I. 5 Forcerul del (Antley) , 3-1 (hooking), 1:41: Oaflntr, Wat. doublo Mntr OUgh- 0-0 0-0 0. Total. 3* S2 37-43 IIS. S Set Foiimn (Malandu) 5-1 3 Hadomc (Cordero) 6-1 6 I Love Honey (Murray) II Html UtOMt. 5352.422 6. Annrea QMtM, 6a Ranger One(l) (Sousonn) 4-1 M 17 11 J7- s» 8136 514 10, Mioslav Mec 5305M6 4 Noranc (McCauley) : 2-1 7 Number Two Okl (Cobum) ., 6-1 1:16: Laughtn, Wat (tripping). 13: » M M M-Ilf 7 Made in Jersey (B«lby) 3 i 6 Barblcua Sauce (Anoay) 4-1 20-1 6 Crown PokH (Privalara) (eOowinfl). 17:07: Slsvens. Was. mlnor-fnajor (m- )tfN go»lt*—Hvid, Hnwy roukMl 5a Carols Beaull) (Sousonra) 4-1 20-1 I.lvanlandl. 161 6MTTKir uj Becker. 104 1766 9 Syrianane (Samyn) 5-1 9 AmaruahkalD (Cobum) Mgttor. ngtreng). 16:31: Proberl. DM, major (IBJM- out-Norit. Raoounds-Hoytlon 4* (Paurttn I). -9 Five Splash (Krone) 5-1 . 4-1 3. Matt WUndtr. 96 7692 4. Sttlan Erjbarg 7 Mo Hula lArntey) 12-1 10 Sleal The Sauce (Soutorut) kig). 19.31. Adams. Wat (roughing).» 00; Norwood. Wa^wvjton SI (M. Malm 13). natlsla llmatatsi IS 10 Varykino (Krone) 2-1 12-1 98 9474 5. Yanrw* Noah. 66 5633 1. Html Leconte. 6 Little Qraan Van|l) (ROCCO) 1-1 11 S*ant Message (Onaga) Del (roughing). 20:00. (RtM JT WathinaHn 20 (Warns 5) Total Ti Fiving Mysleryll) (Edwardt) 6-1 15-1 766571 7. Jenny Cormorv 71.2*57. 1. Joakan Mx 650400 aalav Utdr, 63 *129 1*. I/I* AE BaH 01 Nebraska (Corban) Norwood), 10:00 (th| 6. DMnM. Otttnl S (Probeit. calt-Ola«K»on. A— I Ml I. 1'daylighl Saving!)) (McCauley) 2-1 la Brief Remarks (Armey).... 10-1 AMrtt Oomtl. 5* 73M 2 Pocket Bandit (Melendai) :.. S-1 AE Proper Eapertlae (B«IOy) Yierman), 12:46 Penalties—Hugma. DM (tooklng). 2 Elarnaltplendorll) (AnUay) AE Mage Journal(HMioaa) I 12-1 1 27; Slavana. Was (kipping)ping)., 6101 :. DetroiIT t bench. 3 Northern 0cean|l) (Krone) 4-1 I. Ivan Lena, 4.501 2. Born Becker. 3.335 3. 3 I'm Swaatt (Maple) J AE Jutl Basra AH (Bajky) .....:.. (BWby)*.:. 6-1 served by Ottes (too many man on let), 6 » 4 Screen TrenrJII) (Bam) 6-1 10-1 Sletan Edbtrg. 2.757 4, JotHM NytMm. 2.097 5, 4 Fighter Foa ISamot) ... 6-1 AE Eten'a Sarenadall) (Coburnl Overume—None PtnaUtt—Nona NIWYOMI(M) 5 Machalstva (Edwards) 6-1 15-1 Ytmic* Noah. 2.055 6. Mala WttneW. 1*67 7. 5 Prkwab Prool (Black) 10-1 AE koluctoa t Ouean (Murray) Shots on goal—Wathmgton 10-5-3-4—22 De- Cartwrlghl 6-122-2 14. Weaver 9-162-2 20. Ewing 0 Counter AppaaKl) (Krone) : 3-1 6 Toss Knowt (WrlgM) 15-1 Henri Ueorae. 1,662. 1. Andrat Oorau, 1.6*6 «. 7 Hansianane (Moyars) 10-1 troit 10-12-12-1—36 3-110 06. Sparrow 11 17 0-0 22, W*« 6-16 3 7 Jimmy Connort. 1.532 10. Maotlw Meo. 1.546 ... 2-1 Power-play Opportuniuea—Waenmgton 1 ol 6: 21. Cummmgs 5-10 4-4 14. Henderson 0-2 2-2 2. " 4th: 17,000, clmo... Syoaup. 6 Kir. Thw ml 4/6 1 Piper t Call(l] (Movers) 12-f Detroit 1 ol 4 Orr 0-1 0-0 0 Totals 41-67 11-17 M. EiacU (9 1) • 104.10 Goalies—Washington, Mason (36 shots-32 CHICAGO (101) AUTORACIMO 2 Cosmic Knight (Corbet!) 15-1 •May, Nov. 31 nt-114,105, clmg., 9yo.«., « to. NA*CARW!»4*anCupPo»Emeiging Orowth (Melendei) 2.40 6Uv-6n.40*,laaM., 3»oaup, FaM. NJ MID, 1 tur. 2-2 14, MuHn 5-12 6-716. Floyd (-13 6-11 10. •743.517.1 Rick Maars. (660 991.4. Otmy SuJMtn. 4 Stay Goldll) (N B ) . . 5-1 Time 1:11 4/6 6-Nosa Tweeker (Antley) 4.50 3.40 2.40 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Announced that Jotaph BaHarrl 6-140-013, Wathburn 3-41-2 7. Whnahaad 5665.653 SKavmCogan 8664.719 6. Al Unaer. Jr . 5.Welcome News(l) (Verge) 10-1 (•ecu (7-5) 536.50 4-Dancmg Annie (Malandei)'. •_•• 7.60 3.50 M. O Toole, vice pretkUnl for admmittraove ttr- 6-6 3-4 15. Mots 4-110-0 6. Teagle 2-100-0 4, M25.141. 7. Mario Andreto. 1*00*3*. I. Emtrton 6-Full Slocking (Melendez) 5-2 5-Mom s One And Only (Canlano) 3flO , 4|VMIOW, ckng., 3yatu«, 6 to. vlcas, wm retire m January McDonald 1-5 0-0 2, C. SMti 0-To-O 0. Totals FWpaMI. 5832 666 9. Johnny Rutherford, 8529.6W >-Rajabs Willy Pop (NB.) i 12-1 7-Lord Howard (Rocco) 8 00 3 60 2.60 45-102 23-27 120 10, Roberto Guerrero, 5525.502 £ Lutle Tuggy (Krone) 3-1 4-Anorher Member (Krone) :.. 4.40 3.60 VISALIA OAKS—Named Bruce E Buci, gantftl •OtTOMpM, CART PPO Cup Pews 9 Regal Azir (Antley) 6-1 10-Hsve The Prool (Murray) 4.40 TBMIII! manager. McHale 6-13 7-9 23, Bird 1-16 10-10 32. Pariah «th: 616,200. mdn., 2vo.H« , HJ BHEO, 6 rur. Tkna 1:13 baola III) S43.M lAlajTBAU. 1-12 1-2 19. Johnson 2-9 2-31, SfcntYg 7-11-1 . 1, Bobby Rthal, 171 2. Mlchaal Andrew. 171. 3. .Is Jovanka (Fulco)... 20-1 Trtlecta (7-4-10) 6363.50 DooMa |S-I) Ml JO 15. Aug. 7-112-2 17. Roberta 2-4 0-04, Turner 1-2 Danny SuUlvan. 147. 4. Al Unttr. Jr., 137. 6. Mario 2, Cyellen (Murrty) 20-1 501-115.000, also., 2yo., 6 to. tOth-125,000, BHOnf PATROL HCP., Jyo.up.rlJ GOLDEN STATE— Activated Ban McDonald, for- 0-0 2. Tnirds>IM 2.2 0-0 4, Carlisle 1 -2 2-2 4, Kilt 0-0 Andrew, 135 6. Kevin Cogtn. 115 7, Emtrton 3. Just A Him ICorbeti) . 16-1 8-Castle Park lAnrjay) 6.50 3.50 2.40 MID, Irai. ward 0-0 0, Vincent 2-2 5-1 9 Totals 50-12 30-36 135. Flmpaldl. 101. 8. RKk Metra. M. (, Roberto 4 Banana Tree (Barren).' 12-1 3-Jutta Playboy (Moyara) 6.203.00 7-Firsl Sir (Sousonrt) 2>00 8 00 4.40 WASHINGTON BULLETS—Signed Michael CIIKIB Hate It 17 11 M—1M Guerrero. 87. 10. Tom Snava. 12. . 5 Heaven s Stripper (N B.) 8-1 2-Armando (Centeno) 2.00 3-Mlsty Mac (Thomts) 3.S0 ISO Adams, guard. Boats. . M M 17 ti-U* BOWUNO 6 Bevjily s Wish iSantagata) , 4-1 Tkna 1:12 1/6 S-Bishoo's Tima iMcCauHy) S.SO FOOTBALL Three-polnlgoals-B«d4.Floyd3,Muln.Ba»ard. TrmuahNov. It 7 Qinas Genius (Anttey) '. t..: 15-1 1 E«acta:12 1/6 Ma_tBfftAaan\ •ftAaaahntBa LaMjatUal Ainoe. FoukK) om-Arnge. RKxxmdi—Golden SUM 1. Wetttf Ray Wikamt. 6141.4*0, 2. Mtrahtl 6 Jitters (Krone) .' 3-1 Eiada (6-3) 131.60 BUFFALO BILLS—Waived George Cumby. 42 (L. Smith 7). Lotion 56 (McHale 17). As- Hoknan. 8114.170 3. Steve Cook. I112.790. 4. Dm 9 French Oil (McCaulay) ; : H Tim. 1:37 I/S •th-112,000, cMg., 3ye.nH., 6 to. linebacker, and Jerry Boyarsky. defantrvt antmtn. aHlt-OoUtn Stale 27 (Fkryd 11). Boston 31 (Mrs) Huaktd. 104,030 5, Don Oenato. 869,i« 6. Mara JO Don tcanmedarlm (Anstona) ' 6-1 . E.acta (7-3) I1M.N 9-Saucy Hane (Madrid) 7.20 6.40 4.40 Activated Jimmy Teal, wide receiver, and Don Smtti. 13) Total fouls-Golden SUM 21, Boston 21. Btktr. 863653 7. Brian Voss. 877,555. 6, Mka 11 Smile Slephie IBielby) '. 12-1 S-Amongthachosenlew (Murray) 12.00 0.50 11lVM,0M. mdn/amg., 2yo.. S hit. nose tackle Technicals-Golden State Coach Carl, D.Johnson 2, Aufey. 67*300. 9 Tom Cnles. 170.506 10. David 12 Thai 5 Our Doll (Minoiosal 10-1 11-TuH Brtakar |Uoyert) U.SO 15.10 6.20 /-Caroline > Conleli (AnMy) I. 6.20 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Waived Hubert Oliver. Golden SUM Magai defant. 1. A-14,690 Oik), 170.131. I2-Oro.nal Work (Krona) I S.SO 3 20 2-Oor Rattrva IMtJtnoal) 1 7.S0 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS-Actlvatad Ray Brown, offensive tackle, from Injured reserve. Waived Van Tint 1:13 4/5 Hughes, defensive tackle. E.acta (11-11) S2S1.0O SAN FRANCISCO 4KRS-Plactd Mike Wilton. TrthKU (11-13-2) M.M2.40 wKM receiver, on Infurad reserve. Signal) Kan FOOTBALL ComWrwd Handla I2.U4.7M Margerum, wide receiver. Track Htntk S1.M1.37I SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Aclivaled Eddie MMf? Anderson, safety, from Injured reserve sat. TheGECarfone.

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••It's the only event you play just for money and pride—all our prides and egos. Nobody likes to be embarrassed, •• LA QU1NTA, Calif. — Vln Scully plans to do very little but let "thaw four guys tell the story" of Jack Nlcklaut the $460,000 Skin* Game at the SUns gam* participant new PGA West course. Those four guys are Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Fuzzy role aa accountant. embarrassed," said Nicklaus, who Zoeller and Lee Trevino, who will Each of the first six holes is has taken $296,000 from the three be making his debut In the 18-hole worth $16,000. each of the next previous games. event next Saturday and Sunday six carries a $25,000 value and at this desert resort. each of the last six has a $35,000 Zoeller, winner of three PGA "I'm just going to be a prize. If there is not a clear-cut Tour titles this year, gained his storekeeper, an accountant," the winner on a hole, the prize money spot in the elite field as the is carried over to the next hole. broadcaster said of the made-for- defending champion. Palmer Was television golf show he will anchor It can build in value quickly. For the sponsor's selection. Nicklaus fpr NBC. example, Nicklaus won the 1984 "All four guys are going to be Skins Game by sinking a birdie and Trevino (who replaces Tom miked," Scully said. 'You know putt on the 18th hole worth Watson) were picked by a panel of that Lee and Fuzzy are going to be $240,000. Zoeller won a record shooting one-liners at each other $256,000 in his first Skins Game experts. all day long. appearance last year; it included The format for the event, which "So I can Just let those four guys $160,000 secured by a 16-foot sponsors say drew the highest •tell the story." birdie putt on the 12th hole. television ratings of any golf tele- cast in 1985, calls for nine holes of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "All I'll have to do is say 'This Nicklaus, 46, the 1986 Masters champion, and Palmer, 57, are the play Saturday, with the final nine putt is worth so many thousand holes Sunday. dollars,' or 'On this hole they're only players to compete in all four LADIES, PLEASE — Pauletta Muni, 26, of Grand Rapids, Mich., (left) ducks a right by Sharon playing for so many thousand, Skins Games. The Skins Game Is sanctioned by Harrington, 33, of Cleveland in the second round of their four-round junior featherweight fight at Detroit's dollars,' " Scully said. "It's the only event you play Just the PGA Tour. It is co-produced Cobo Arena Thursday night. Muhl won a split decision. And he will have some im- for money and pride — all our by Ohlmeyer Communications and pressive figures to juggle in his pVides and egos. Nobody likes to be Trans World International.

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001O Little Silver •012 S— Bright 001Z 8*a Bright 001Z8— Bright OOlZSeja Bright 001B Aberdeen 001D AUHIgl.l4.nda 001K Highlands 001K Highland* estsd parlies prior lo said meet- time you may . (b) The estimated maximum credit ol the Borough sre hereby wsy #35. Aberdeen, New Jer- Cefelo person or by a*Snt or attorney BONO ORDINANCE FOR THE Msry Larson ing. Harry that the applicant wA. as pan or amouth ol bonda or nous to be pledged to she puncuisl pay- sey. The sole shareholder and •20 aa PURCHASE OF A FIRE TRUCK Borough Clerk Roger A. Clapp November 22 He appecetkm. and if so re- issued lor ssM purposes Is ment ol the prlnclpel of en) November 22 17 56 President ol Third Avenue Pub, which you may have to the APPROPRIATING 1117,000.00 Interest on the seld obligations Attorney at 1 aw of the quired, request mat me Planning FOR THE COST THEREOF AND til 1.150.00. Inc. la Bruce A. Thompson. P.O. grenUnoorlMe appeal. authorised by true bond on* State ol New Jersey Nonca Copies al pertinent docu- Boerd relet the matter lo the AUTHORIZING S111.150 00 (c) Ths esumsted cost ol PUBLIC NOTICa . said Improvements Is nenee. Seld obegason shea be Box 11B. Rsd Bank. New Jer- November 22 SI IS* Please take notice that in* un- Zoning Boerd ol Adjustment lor BONOS OR NOTES TO FI- direct, unlimited oofgauons ol AN ORDINANCE ESTAB- sey. The plans and specilice- dersigned has appealed lo the us oonswerstion aa an apoace- NANCE PART OF THE COST 1117 000 00 the excess tnarsot LISHING A MANDATORY PRO Hie Borough, and she Borough Uons snd sppHcaUon for the 001K Highland* Board of Adjustment of me Bo- rteurs et mgniands Borough tson tor a use variance lor me being the amount of S9.iSO.00 Is ORAM FOR RECYCLABLE rough ol Highlands lor a vari- BE IT ORDAINED by «<• I now available aa toNows: •hall be obligated to levy ad abovecaptloned transfer are on BOROUGH OF HIGHLAND* Han, 171 Bey Avenue. High- proposed office use of a portion valorem taxes upon an the taxa- MATERIALS: CREATING THE file with the Clerk ol Aberdeen ance from the provisions of ol me premises Inasmuch aa Governing Body ol me Borough t5.S50.00 down payment by vir- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT lands, Hew Jersey ble properly wiinm me Borough POSITION OF RECYCLING CO Township, at 1 Aberdeen Section (21-811). Article (A. 3 sled premises are presently Ol Sea Bright In M County ol I tue ol me capital improvement OROINATOR. PROMULGATING NOTICE (A)) ol me Zoning Ordinance at Tine notice Is served upon Maim*. Stele or New Jersey | fund. lor the psyment ol said obliga- Square. Aberdeen. New Jersey you by order ol me Board of zoned tor residential use. Appli- tions and Interest thereon with- RULES ANO REGULATIONS 07747. Objections, If sny, should Re: Case No. 17-ae the following particulars: inS Mil then two-thirds ol •» i SECTION 4. The following Adjustment cant wte also request as part ol out imitation ol rate or amount. FOR THE SEPARATION: RE- be msde immediately thereto In Please take notice that the (c.2) Minimum lot size: 7500 Us application, approval of the members ol IM Borough Coun-; additional matters era hereby COVERY COLLECTION: STOR- writing. undersigned nss appealed to square feet required where MM4 determined, declared, recited 8ECTION 6 This Bond Ordi- Planning Board snd Borough cH sllirmstively concurring) SB i AGE AND MARKETING OF the Board of Adjustment of the 3.880 square feet exleta. Council for the vacation ol an or and stated: nance ehsa take effect 20 days SAID MATERIAL AND PRE- THIRD AVENUE PUB, INC. Borough of Highlands for a vari- (4) Minimum lot width 75 feet 001O Uttle SHvsw after the llret publicstlon thereof 142 Highway #34 a portion ol existing Borough (a) The said purposes de- SCRIBING PENALTIES FOR ance from the provisions of Sec- required where 30 feat exists. NOTICI roedweys located witrun snd/or SECTION I. TIM Im- • scribed in Section 3 of line bond after final adoption as provided THE VIOLATION THEREOF wes Aberdeen, New Jersey 07747 tion 21 -6.2, article C I of the 15) Front yard: 35 wet or aver- provements K> be mads da . by siid Local Bond Law. November 22. 29 $22 32 Please take notice thai Ckib •discern to the premises ss wen ordinance are not current en- Introduced by the Meyor and Zoning Ordinance in the follow- age setback within 200 feel re- way Aeeertatas, owner ol Lots ee for epprovel ol en extension scribed in Section 3 of mis bond psnaes and sre improvement* Council of ths Borough of See ing particulars: IVt story addi- quired where 5 feet la proposed ordinance urn hereby authorized . 6 tnrougn 2a, Block 30.01 end or extensions lo such municipal which the Borough may lawfully NOTICE Bright on October 20. 19M snd 0010 Atlantic tion to existing 1 atory residence (6) Side yards: 12 feet and S feel Lota 21 snd 4*. block 30 as streets This latter request will aa a general Improvement lo be msks aa general improvements The foregoing Ordinance was on November 17. ISM wss fi- with the following variances: 1) required where 5'1" and S'2" niad* by the Borough ol SM . Hlflhtand* shown on the Office! Tex Map of or mey effect Birch Avenue. end no part ol the cost thereof introduced at a Regular Meeting nally edopied and approved by Lot alzs: 1314 M aq tt where exists. the Borough ol utae Sever, has Maple Avenue. Tennla Lane end Bright, in me County of Mon- - has been or shss bo specially of the Mayor and Council ol the the Meyor and Council NOTICE 5.000 sq. It. rsq'd 2) Mln lot mouth, New Jersey For th« said applied to me Pier-rang Board of Woodland Sueet sssessed On properly specially Borough ol See Bright, New On November 22. 1986 at depth: 58.70 It where 100 ft. me Borough el IMe Saver lor Improvements or . purpotM i Cades F. Norton m.e.11 supplementary use The matter hat been sched benefited thereby Jersey on November 17. 19*6. goo AM there will be e Special req'd. 3) Mm. lot width 22.40 ft. regulations approval ol a major subdivision aleMd m stats Section 3. mere i passed on first reeding end wi s Mayor Meeting of me Zoning Board of where 50 ft. redd. 4) Front yard: uksd for s public hearing by me IS hersby appropriated the turn I (b) The period of usefulness Mary Larson 3 (a) (3) No accessory build- of As aaaretiiei-auiiea lets tar ordered to be published accord- Adjustment to view property at 102 ft. where 25ft or the aver- the purpose ol cresting seven- Pfenning Board on Tuesday. De- of 1117.000.00 UK) sum Ming of said purposes within limita- Borough Clerk ings shsii be located et least ten cember 2. 19*6 st 6:00 P.M. et tion ol said Local Bond Law. Ing to law. Sek) Ordinance will 34 Seventh Avenue, Atlantic age setback within 200 ft. la teen lots lor me construction ol inclusive Of SH appropriation! be further considered lor final November 22 M 00 Highlands In order to consider req'd. 5) elds ysrds: 2 1' and 3' lest from any principal bunding me Little Sliver Municipal Build- heretofore mads therefore, and according to the reasonable life situated on same lot. single lemty houses along pro- pesssge st a Meeting ol the PUBLIC NOTICE Application No. SS-17 lor a vari- snd sn existing encroachment of posed extensions of Mepte Ave- ing. 480 Prospect Avenue. Little including of an appropriations thereof computed from the date so as to permit Mr. snd Mrs. Sever. New Jersey. All persons of ssk) bonds suthorlied by this Mayor and Council to be haw on AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ance by Vuono to bulk) a car- 1.14 where 6' and 8' req'd 6) nue and Birch Avenue, two lots heretofore made therefore, and December 15. ISM st 6:00 P.M. port. Rear yard: 024 tt. where 20 ft Elsie a Knstian WWumsen to interested In said application are bond ordinance Is tsn years. AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAP- build e two car garage for off lor the consiruction of angle Including Ins lumi of 15,150 00 In ths Council Meeting Cham- Marjone M. Liddle. Secretary req'd. 7) Maximum tot coverage prtvMedged to be present at that SS ma down Dayman! lor ths (c) The supplemental debt TER 14 "TRAFFIC EGULA- street parking in their front yard. lamny houses st the loot ol bers, Borough Hall. 1099 Eaat Zoning Board of Adjustment 48% where 25% req'd so as lo Woodland Street end one or lime end to neve their views aald Improvamanta now avail- statsinenl required by said Lew TIONS' ARRTICLE 2 - Due to crowded' pe/klngcondi made known concerning the Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New PRHIBTTEO PARKING OF RE- November 22 S4 68 permit: The eddltion of s 1V4 more lota for the construction of •DM therefore by virtus of the his been duly made and filed In Jersey at which time and piece, story addition to existing 1 story ttons on Bay View Street, the metier A copy ol the application capNaftmprovemenl fund the office of the Borough Clerk VISED ORDINANCES OF THE an ogos buaang or bueeygs on or at any Urns end place to NOTICE dwelling to provide needed living WlUumsens mend to buHd trie a pariort ol me property lying and supporting documents are end s completely executed du- which such meeting shsN from BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT Pleass take notice that on the snd bedroom specs, on prem- gsrege 22 6 wide by a leet In on file in the Office of the Bo- SECTION 2. For ths financ- plicate thereof hss been tiled in was introduced by the Mayor benseen a nropoeed extension time to lime be adjourned; an 4th day of December, 1966, at ises locsled SI 62 Gravelly Pt.. height snd 20 fset In depth. A 4 ol Baron Avenue end 'me New rough Clerk, Lime Sliver. Mumci- ing of said Improvements and to the Office of the Director ol the persons Interested win be given and Council of the Borough of the Atlantic Highlands Municipal known ae Block 100. Lot 26 on loot walkway,, stops snd mam pel Building. 4*0 Prospect mad part to said 1117,000.00 Division ol Local Finance and Sea Bright on October 20. IBM e n en opportunity to be hesrd con- Building, 100 first Avenue. At- ths Tax Map, which la within 200 entrance to the house wW be on York snd Long Brsnoh RaSYoed Avenue. Lime Silver. New Jer- appropriation not provided for the Department ol Community cerning such Ordinance. and on November 17, 19M was lantic Highlands. NJ 07716 the lest of properly owned by you. the right hand side coming from sey snd sre available lor public by application hereunder of etk) Affaire of the Slate of New Jer- finally adopted and approved by Planning Board will hold a hear- This appeal Is now on the Sec- the street The left side wi have Inspection dunng regular busi- down payment, nagoliab.e sey, end such statement shows eons to tie size and shape of Mary Lsrson the Mayor and Council. ing on the application ol the retary's calendar and a public a space ol 2'7" cleerence from Lots 3 end 4. Block 66 which ness hours. bonds of the Borough ara here- that the gross debt of the Bo- Borough Clerk CECIL F. NORTON undersigned, at which time and hearing has been ordered for existing properly weU. There wM by authorized to be fisauod in rough as defined by said Isw Is are contemnmsd as a reeuR ol Brooks Von Arx, November 22 HI. »2 Mayor place all Interested persons will December 4, igstt st 7:30 P M.. be e flat roof with a treated the project. Said application in- the principal amount' of increased by the authorization MARY LARSON be given en opportunity to be prevailing time. In the Borough wood railing within the seme Attorney lor Applicant PUBLIC NOTICE dudes a reques—:t for veils™ $111,150.00 pursusnt to ol the bonda or notea provided Borough Clerk heard. Said meeting will lake Halt. 171 Bay Avenue High- decor of both porches on exist- 777 River Rosd for In this bond ordinance by AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ- place et 8:00 p.m. lands. New Jersey, st which ing house. Planters will be along pertaining to the lot ems to be Fslr Haven. New Jersey N.J.SA. 40A2-22 g.l. In antic- ING THE MAYOR AND CLERK November 22 16.84 provided lor seven or more of ipation of ths Issuance of aald t111.150.00 and the ask) obliga- time you may appear either in sides snd front ol garage roof to NOV. 22 135.64 tions authorized by this bond TO EXECUTE A PROJECT The location of ths promises the proposed SMS end lot width bonds and to ismporailly II- 001B Aberdeen in question Is located in the R-1 person or by agent or attorney adit a decorative assat to the ordinance wW be within all smt- AGREEMENT WITH MON- and present any -objections house to be provided tor two or more nanee said Improvements, nego- istloni prescribed by said tew. - MOUTH COUNTY- FOR PER- NOTICE Zoning District. Tax map Atlantic ol the proposed lots, snd lot 001P Loch Arbour tiable bonds of the Borough in a Highlands Block 34. Lots 3 and which you may have to the FORMANCE ANO DELIVERY Ptesss tsks notice that appli- granting of this appeal ' •• frontage to be eetebeahad «*V «. Nonce principal amount not exceeding (d) An aggregate amount not OF TWELFTH YEAR COMMU- cation has been made to the 4 snd more commonly known as on premises located at 6 Bay two oTseM lota on Woodland iit1.150.00 ars hsreOy sulho- exceeding. 10% lor Inletest on NITY DEVELOPMENT PRO- 106 Asbury Avenue. Ths appli- Street, e municipal roadway The Vleiage ol Loch Arbour Mayor and Council of the Town- View Street, known aa Block 45. has Ned Its report to the Census mad to be Issued purausnt to ssk) obkgallons.'costs ol Issuing JECTS wsa Introduced by ire ship of Aberdeen for a person to cant is seeking minor subdivi- Copies or pertinent docu- Lot 15B-1SA on the Tan Mep which mey not meet our rent and w'min the kmlutlons pre- said obligations and other llama Mayor snd Council of the Bo- sion spprovsl for the purpose of municipal eundsrds. Said ape*- Bureau oi IMS expendttwee person trsnsfsr to Third Avenue ments sre available lo.* inspec- which Is within 200 feet of prop- under the General Revenue scribed by said law. of expense Hated In and per- rough of Sea Bright on Novem- I Pub, Inc.. a New Jersey cor- creating two (2) lota. tion ' during normal business erty owned, by you. This appeal cation aloe memoes a request mltled under N.J.S.A. 4OA:2 20 ber e. 19*5 and on November for such other bulk vsrtsnces aa Sharing Program. A copy of Vie SECTION 3. poration for premises located al A copy of aald application hours at Highlands Borough * now on the Secretary's cal- report is avallaen for public in- ' (a) The Improvements hsreby of said law may be Included as 17. tSM was llnalty adopted State Highway #35. Aberdeen. and documents Is on file with Hall, 171 Bsy Avenue, High- endar and a public hearing has may be found te ape*/ to me pan of the cost of sett) Im- and approved by the Meyor and project as proposed or ee the spection at the vaaege Offices, authorized lor financing of which New Jersey, the Plensry Retail the Borough ol Atlantic High- lands, New Jersey. been ordered for Dec. 4 at weekdays from 9 am to 3 p.m. •aid obligations ars to provements and Is Included In consumption License No. 1330- lands, and may be Inspected This notice Is served upon 7:30PM., prevailing time. In the project mey subsaquenay be the foregoing estlmete thereof. revised during me coarse ol CLAIRE WEINTRAUB Cecne F. Norton 33-012-001 heretofore Issued to during business hours In the you by order of the Board of Borough Han. 171 Bay Avenue. VsVage Clerk (IIDurchass of fire truck SECTION 5. The tun feilh end Mayor Duffs Inc. located st Stsle High- Office ol the Clerk by ell Inter- Adjustment. Highlands. New Jersey, et which official conskterstlon ol' me ap- November 22 »4 32

001X R«d Bank - ' 001X Red B«nk MIX Red Bank 00IX R*d Bank 001X Red iBank 001X Red Bank 001X Red Bank MIX Red Bank E a T Maple Ave Assoc.lnc.,130 Maple Ave. E a T Maple Ave.Assoc.mc.,130 Maple Ave. TAXHOTICe 40 E * T Maple AveJuuKJcW: 130 Maple Ave. Real Eststs sale. Boroujh ol Red Bank, lor non-payment of taxes snd wster snd sewer chsrgos es of Sourlls.T.atE..Monmooth St. 40 11 Sour»S.T.aj£..S6 S.Brldge Ave. 48 24 Hall.George.E.Jr..»Nency773 Linden PI. PuSxnollce Is hereby given lhat the undersigned, the CoHector ol Taxes of ths Borough ol Red Bank, OWNER A0ORES8 County ol Monmouth. New Jersey, win sea st public auction in ths Borough Hsu, Red Bank, N. J. on the 50 9 Sourtls.T.G.6E..93 Washington St. SO 13 Mornan.Harold.B5 Washington St. 2nd day of December. 1816. si 19:00 A.M. ths following described lands. LsrgeyAlN.lMoQowsn W.4E ,237 Mechanic St Ssk) land win be sold to msks ths amount ol municipal liens chargeable aoalnat the ssme on ths thirty 53 4 Dtakouopoulos.Theodoras.75 Prospect Ave. 64 1 Sourlis.T.Q.»E..t1» Shrewsbury Ave. CoMae.vvarren a Suzsnn.151 Mechanic St. first of December. 1985 exclusive, however, of the Hen tor taxes for the yssr 19*6 u computed In the Mayer.Ertc K .125 Mechanic St. loHov/mn list which includes interest to dste of ssle. The subscriber win sen In fee to the person who bids 66 12 Jonee.Leroy » Patricia. 13 Locust Ave. 68 7.01 Meeker.Metthew.60 Leonsrd St. Sourtte.T.a.lE..57-59 Shrewsbury Ave. the smount duo subject to redemption at tna loweat rate of interest, but in no csse exceeding 18 percent Saurm,T.atE..Brtdge Ave. l annum The payment for the sals shsll be made before the conclusion of the sale or the property will 66 12 Thompson.Bruce A.,153 Shrewsbury Ave. 70 5 Rogers.Lee J.&Vanesse,Catharine SI. Sourtts.T.Q.aE 14 Locuet Ave. K resold 71 16 Soums.T.O.tE.,63 Locust Ave. Soume,T.O.ii.,211 Monmouui St. 71 IT Sourlis.TG.4E.77 Locust Ave. Monmoum ^County Arts CouncSjM Monmouth CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLO Y WILL BE ACCEPTED IN PAYMENME T 71 21 Sourlls.T.G.»E.. 18-20 Lslghton Ave. Any parcel ol real property for which there shall be no ottisr purchassr win be struck off and sold to ths 71 Ml Zlon House of Praysr.8 Tinon Ave. Borough ol Rsd Bank. N J for redemption st 18 percent per ennum snd ths municipality shall have the 71 Jones.Lea Ethel.14 TiFton Ave. SourHe.T Q.M ,97 Linden PI. ssme remedies and right to bar or foreclose the right of redemption. 72 6.02 Randolph.Alice S ,66 Leighton Ave. The sale win be made and conducted in accordance wilft the provisions ol the statute of the state ol 72 10 Williams.Polly.102 Leighton Ave. New Jersey entitled "An Act concerning unpaid taxes and sssessments snd other municipal charges on 73 13 01 International Home Vl3eo.216-.220 Shrewsbury Ave. SourUa.T.Q.aE..t17AOeklandB real property, and providing tor the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of liens 73 26 Sheard,Louis S Emma.124 River SI. Sourits.T O.»E ,104 Bridge Ave. supplementary thereto end amendatory thereof." 75 95 Downing.Jamea S Rosle.78 W.Bergen Pi SotirH,T.aa{..104 Bridge Ave A At any lime before the sale, the undersigned win receive payment ol the smounl due on any property 75.01 79 Jordan.Msrle E..23 Cedsr St. with interest and coata up to tho time of payment. 7501 90 West Bergen Mest Msrket.259 Bridge Ave. The SSK) lands, subject to sale described In accordance with the lex duplicate. Including the name ol the 75.01 9001 West Bergen Meal Market.12e W.Bergen PI. owner es shown on the last tan duplicate and aggregate ol taxes, snd ottisr municipal ctiergea which 75.01 91 Payne.Wm.A. 4 Root E .257 Bridge Ave were e lien thereof on the thirty-first day of December. 1985 exclusive, however ol the Ken for taxes for ( 7504 42 Wi&ams.Horner a Julie E 179 Bridge Ave. the year of 191ft are listsd be ow: 77 6 Brooka:George CHuldshV.257 Shrewsbury Ave. 77 15 Emothsrs.Dorothy B .53 River St 77 25.01 RKhardson.Chrlstlns.152 W.Bergen Pt. UNPAID TAXES) 19*5 79' 4 Perry.Jeffrey.161 Leighton Ave. OWNER A0DRESS AMOUNT 79 6 Penv.Jeffrey.14g Leignton Ave. BLK LOT 22100 79 22 P.aD. Hoidlng Co.. 266 Shrewsbury Ave 1 I Sourlis.T.Q 8E..35 Rector PI. Sourlis.T.G.«E..31 Rector PI. 16.62 79 24 Arnone.Pat eTaOennls.160 W.Bergen Pt. 1 9 Sourlis.T.G.aE.SO W.Front Bl. 23.631.22 84 63. Sourt!s.T.G.SE..172 Newmsn Springs Rd. ' 8 11 SOUMIS.T.G.&E..42 W.Front SI. 4,694.36 64 83.0, Sourfis.TO.IE.160 Newman Springe Rd. 8 12 Grssns.Alyce M..250 Mechanic St. >S2.63 84 02 Sourtls.T Q.aE.Nswmsn Springs Rd. 15.01 39 Hsncs.Eat.c/o W.Hance, Emanual Ct. 17.90 65 6.01 valentine.Susan a Velentine.28 Clifford PI. 30.01 39 Sharp john,30 Maple Ave. 2.557.27 16 Dlxon.John C..Jr..Carman PI. Lester JoeeeA L..Ven>ne.1*t WI 32 12 Sourlis.T.G.«E.,100 Loust Ave,. 19*0.81 So 15 Csnnsvo.vito.Jr, 28S£hrewsbury Ave. Jeckson.Oene«ssveJ* E.Buneet » 1.01 SourM.T.G (E.,60 Locust Ave. 1.1S0.72 2* Mayo.Kenneth a Velerie,2n Shrewsbury Ave. •reason EsteelU A Soum Peej 39 5 II ' Sourlls.T.G «E .50 Locust Avs 8749,89 61 Rsynolds.Loulse.2e3 Pearl St. Mayleir Super Meikets mc..3S8 Braed SI. J 97.01 : Sourils.T.Q.lE .42 Locust Ave. MS.18 3 Rumne.Clarence.249 Maple Ave James R. dootMS E.Bergsji Pssce-A 39 s*% 801 1.000.83 100 13 Ramirez.Margaret Rosemary, 73 Branch Ave. - Watkkis, John w a Ucstviae Caeherlne St. 802 Sourlis.T G.iE .40 Locust Ave 107 351 >WJ . SourliB.T.Q.SE..i3 Deforest *«• 1.2*2.27 7.01 Lane.Robert VSpring St. 17 109 6 PorowsU.AIexander.B5 bourn at. Sourlis.T G«E.26 Shrewsbury Ave. 2 112 JO '>-•' , 31 ' SourliB.T.Q.»E.,77 Shrewsbury Ave. 4.02 E a T Maple Ave.Assoc.lnc.130 Meple Ave. 15. 22. M 40 . 5 i 75.02 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22,1986 ..SB The RegUter 0B1 Hatp 051 HatpWamad 006 Lot* Found 0B1 HatpWamad 051 HatpWantad •tEWAPIO — For 2V» It. ao •. DENTAL ASSISTANT — E»pen- CONSTRUCTION — Jobs avail enoeo. x-ray icenae. Good eela- COOK/COUNTER HELP 001WOC—nport •mat (Ml }MJ-4000 tockay aaatua ADULT CAMUfJ*. — For DMVER Vakin Iron, a hoe Shrewebury. Tenon Faas. Eeton- Carpentry • maaonery. tan FULLTIME P/T or F/T By ordar of " WfMMW/waok with beneMa. Start at 96 50/tv., MOO alter 90 MkManoa NO QUESTION* lown a Long Branch. '" •Mr. CM 530-7523 or en. 180 Weal AafctP Ca»972t«9» Work wax pre lab Uraplacea 1 daya. Fun benefit* Early morn- Public hearing «• ba MM by «ia County of u tattnga of brick a atone. Steady ing houra. deavenny newans- Zoning Board of Aa>ia»ia»a ol nkEKane C 009 Spatial Noticas. workan year. 777-0907. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS pars to aloraa and camera Cat Itie Borough ol Oiier»inn at ana J Trurier. Director — Eewntown. NJ. Monmouth Dave Lucee or Al Leu 542-4000. mugti Has. In sne Oounty Ruprinimansi Include Smote 4 Roads. Sohool (ua DRIVIR — P/U Truck daavary niininii. AIDE — . Good atamng pay and tenant. ol contractor equip Clean driv- WarJneeHai. ON «v New pay I Caa Soon al 541-2020 or apply I to mmssl L Trot- ing record Benaftta Keyport •18 00PM Nurama H The purpojje Ol MMM * person at La Crape Raen - am. 47 an srt-om. NJ 07724 No experience n III mmum »n mmimii nf LOVE'S ASS T SUPER — Uw-tn. Ma- ELECTRICAL 0ESIGNER8 — WAYNE A. MANCH lot • (v COOK WANTED — Fun O18HWASHER — Fun tana. F/T Contracting. Conautttng. negeeaary. Wat train fUe rtgM MNITOfl - Wemei \x. Cat 941-6712. Ca«29i-9717. people, fiat sterling eatery » seraar, Mon.-frl.. . eatery, axe. banefHa. On Saturday. Daoarnaera. tMt GOT A 3a>rang aaMry W. par naw we* •I 18 Noon, Vw taMtWritiQoot v COUNTER PERSON - For auto DISHWASHERS — (2) 1/1 day 4 922-1703 oeneMa. For Interview cell K lama of unm Mail, noy- rantaj. lull Ma employment Can evening hra. 94.76A» To apply al 671-2416 nOTeWBal ••a^ 9 wwrnmn aaweaajne r Budget Rant a Car Can 942- ELECTRICIAN/ELECTRICIANS CONSTRUCTION PABK, MM Storage ' LINE ON ritttao. oat 284-2400 Aak for Chef HELPER — Realdantlal/com- 00ROW1NO 0r.. OeeanpOrt. till S. 110011 10 oeOOeak for Mr. Regan or Mr. Oeonja. lor reaaoie fu« M «WMI on aoiaugh Tox Map. Shrawabury Avanua. AUTO BOOY HELPER - Expe- mareial/lndualrial. Steady work. CO. — Looking for ratable Fan. NJ. w* ba sow aby pubK YOU rienced Can 7SH411 DRAFT8PER8ON — Electrical Red BankiOceenport area. Cat tana leborara Muat ha«dn •eie ai buk by sealed bid re- COUNTHI NRSON — MM altar 9PM?222-2092 noenea 4 otan trans 999_ lil- t K. HOVNANMN MIUkBW - oaMd not Mar than it Noon AUTO BOOY PERSON — Small Mon-frl lot m li MnMium lot wia» But do you hav* I shop eeeke raaponawa. par- between 104:30. EST on ma data ol aala. BaMara aonaua individual w*h neat ap- EXCELLENT INCOME Hazlet area (MO survey witn prupoaid muat ba praaant on mat day ol LOVEUNC bUty. Can 741-2797. home assembly work tt'S'SB'SK Ion b• y JohohnJ.Oan J. a l aala and paymant muat ba by lor your sweetheart? expansion For kilo can HANOY MAN NEEDED - W 7 Aug JO. IMS < H-oSIr caeh or caaMara chaot. Con- 117 rwy. 35. Carriers neede•did Inn the loeowlnIon g 604-446-1700 Oapt P-421 On FRIDAY. Novambar 29, we'll AUTO 'tit J£X£2 A parm* lor • tna houra of I and S P.M.. Xtnt another naW m^mmma^ ARA SERVICES at MkkHeawn aavanty-two (72) houra batora "LOVC UNM"aacllon lor avary CUSTODIAN — The Tlnton Fans HOUSEKEEPER- For lame, of wee denied by the BUfckng In- Schools axp. a black seal >• RED BANK Appacavone being aooapted for one to an|oy. So rl you mi.sed MECHANIC executive dining services. 8 aduka Uva m 5 deya/wk bar al 747-7M0 pteeae km spector McauM ol mo toeoaring cense preferred Salary depends Laundry, oooklng 4 houaekaep- IIIIOOI aid* yard, minimum lot MMWnda. Pananal Computer. gaffing your love Una published For busy auto dealership Com RIVER PLAZA PT/FT. Cooks • ori cooks 4004 meaaage. M/F aqua) opponuMy QuurCaaa n Octobar You can do rt tor Plata benefit package. exR. CW 542-0484 lor ape*- mg Plaisaanl working environ- area and rranemen lot wmin lon.EOE.M/F. aaMos workara - utaity workers, Public aala eub,|act to canoaHa- EATONTOWN mnalani uenetwa and training. ment Own room 4 ban w/TV 4 You ara hanby nooHaJ that Apply m parson view ol river. Romaon/Middle- LAWN HELP — aurang you ara prtyeaged «o ba piaunt Hon. Your romantic, caring, love Una. CUSTOMER SERVICE LONG BRANCH Apply In person at AT4T. ado No.15.2J • I1H la a wonderful surprise tor your Laurel Ava.. MkMkMOwn, NJ. town area. Non amokmg, Em. at said haartng and praaant any MARLBORO opportunHy tor tha right peraon NOTKC OP PUBLIC 1AIC •theert to aae m this very phone work. Muat ba flexible 9am to 4pm Equal Opportunity special, fun-to-read section. WERNER Employer. Caa tor a oonfldentlal appt. 642- MAINTENANCI ENOMEN ~ fflay nave to tha granting ol aeU On Saturday. Oaoombar 13. Houra ara Wed., Thurs.. 4 Fit. 5 LINCROFT 6181.9-4PM, aak tor Sheet Bot- Yew LOVt UM should ba in p.m. to 9 p.m. Bat. A Sun- 7 a.m. Pan ama nalpar waraed to *> (enoapbon) o> (vane/toe). IMS at 12 Noon, ma following our hands aa soon aa possible COLTS NECK Any mapa and documanta tor contama ol Unna #7M. HOV- DODGE 10 3 p.m. CM 642-8890 alter 1 agn work In presaroom a o*m Parted place to aay Happy p,m. before 6 pjw. - araea. Daytime houra a Hirili whjoh approval la being •ought PARK, MM Storaga. MO Birthday. Happy Anniversary. 41 Hwy 38. Berlord UNION BEACH GAS STATION HOUSCKEEPER at* or wa bo on Mo and avail- Shrawabury Avanua. Tlnton KEANSBURQ F/T nmainn wan an. benatlta. »4 26 p«h. Can Mr_ Mo dur- •DK tor pubac napectunin the Fana. NJ. 07724. will ba aoM by DELI COUNTER PERSON8 — ATTENDANTS ReotntreT required Cat 747- ing me houra o<» to B542-4000 orhce ol tna Borough CMrk. dur- pubkc sue In bulk by MiM bU .764) oar Una. Minimum 4 Unas. 747-3600 Full time » pan time position. LEONARDO 1333 aatwtan 7 4 9pm only. a«l.2O5 _^__ ing ma normal buakiaM houra received not latar man 12 Noon 26 Characters and spaces equal BAKER TRAINEE/SALES POSI- available. Top pay tor enpan- MALE/FEMALE HORSE FARM W0HKEH each ana. Additional SI 00 for enoad people. 747-7367 HAZLET ol aakt office; at laaat 10 (tan) EST on ma data of aala. BkMere TION — Now open Early am WANTED — CM B42-2IH ba- row of Hearts at lop of your FULL & PART TIME daya prior to tha haartng muat ba praaant on that day of hra. f/t or p/t Become a pan ol DELI 4 LIQUOR — Store has Mean 10-2 pm DATED: November 20. IMS aala and paymant muat ba byLOVfUNC our learn Can 741-4134 before openings for tun or part ttma. Cain -800-648-0352 HUNDREDS WEEKLYI — Home caah or oaahiara ohack. Con- 12 Tue Sal aak torMarlon . Benefits Include medical and to apply All shifts available. mailing program! Information? MAINTENANCE HEUCR — Mail or bring us your Send S A sl to L.M. Lutrler, M/F. Experience haapka but «Ha November 22 117 86 BANK TRANSIT OPERATOR — paid vacation time. Can 264- Experience not re- ma houra of 1 and S P.M.. LOVtLINE 4039 before 11 am or altar 1pm. The Register 192 Whartalda Condoe. Mon- tram. Keypon area. Cat M4- together with your paymant Fun Urns, day shift available Im- An Equal Oppty Employer M/F i. NJ 0776O 1M8. 001Y Rum.on aavanty-two (72) houra baton mediately Sat. overtime, 1 year quired. Competitive DELIVERY PERSON — Days, MANAGEMENT — A NaOonel NOTICE maaaM. The Register experience preferred Salaried evenings, must have own car DRIVER — Wanted full time. wages paid. mauU»TI0M APPLICATOR PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Table, Draaaar. Mkrora Love Una Department w/paid benefits » pension plan Good weekly salary 942-6506. Mon.-Fn.. muat know the Red Naw cone In Mon. Cly area enegary company Me manage- Iha 17th day ol December. 19(6 Pubac aala aub|act to canoaKa- One Register Plan Call Shrewsbury Slate Bank, Bank area. Call Colonial Flow- Apply in person at: Exp./wW train. Steady employ- ment positions open ai the Cen- at the Rumaon Borough Hall. uon. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 642-7700, axl. 275. DENTAL ASSISTANT — TIME ers. 741-46m ' ment. Top rate. Benefits. Muet tral New Jersey area. Applicant East River Road. Rumson. New Nov. 22.21 $16.12 FOR A CHANGE? Perky people have own trana. 738-0201 9-3. must be a sell starting Individual BROKER — Rapidly growing person lor dynamic Middleman DRIVER/WAREHOUSE PER- HESS Station #30277 having eap- managing oMo»em- Jersey 07760. the Zoning Board MRS. SYi-VIA INSURANCE — Monmouth investment advisor. NASD bro- office EXPER. 4 X- RAY LI-SON — For wholesale food dis- 659 Shrewsbury Ave ptoyeea, production annma" of Adjustment win hold a healing ker/dealer In Sea Girt needs County Insurance Agency on the appkcaVon ol tha under- PSYCHIC READER CENSE A NECESSITY. 4V. day tributor. Monmoum County araa, Tlnton Fete. NJ endfieete. ss wen aa knplemen Advisor on an problem. 01 Ufa aarvica oriented broker wtth weak. Benetils 4 pension. good driving record, axp In food wtehes to Ml* a peraonal nnaa lany poadee and signed, al which ttma and place portfolio management aspi- auto rater/wfltar. Muet be fern all interested persons will ba Tarot Card.. Astrology a Palm "Rum" 871-1638. . Industry helpful. CM 542-0460 006 Lott and Found 2104 Kings Hwy.. Oakhurst rations to assume suable ac- between 11-2. • AMERADA HESS Ur wHh JUA/I8O rating. Com- given an opportunity to be counts on shared fee basis DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part or puter experience helpful. legVpreierred but not required. heard. Said meeting will take (behind Denny a) Minimum requirements: Full lime lor specialty practice. DRIVER — To Drive truck be- CORPORATION, We offer a company vehicle. place at 6:15 P.M. FREE FOUND ADS 493-066l),775-»57g Hoknee a mauranoaa. retirement, vacation Aa m aarovtoa to our community. 8150.000 1966 gross; 3 years Prelar recent DA School Qrad tween our 2 mama. Involves N.J. at 946- The location ol the premises experience, long range outlook; X-ray license. Position involves some heavy lifting, loading and Equal Oppty Employer M/F etc. Salary I Tna Dally Ragjatar la oftartng a 012 Travel / wan aap. Tn m question Is In the R-5 Zoning FREE Wne FOUND ad lor 4 self starter; good writing, oral & all aspects ol Dental practice. unloading Woo p/hr. Apply al 051 HatpWantad 051 HalpWantad District, as shown on the Bo- daya undar our Loat » Found Transportation people skills Reply to Box 376. Competitive salary. Florence MWa. 1490 Florence Send resume Including eatery rough Tan Map. Block 49. Lot WANTED — Ride lo and from Sea Girt. NJ 08750 747-2102 or 747-9090 Ave.. union Beach. history to Coordmeejr. gn S. State St. Suite S. Dover, DE 4(2 aind mofvj cofTwnonty known Tha Ragjatar appradataa your downtown Naw York City from CABINET SHOP — Apprentice as 15 Avenue of Two Rivers. honaaty 4 will do Its parr In Matawan araa weekdays Can 1 MOt. EOE. NJ. (212) 819-2200 days or 201-566- needed. Will train In Mica I 082 Moitgagaa MECHANIC — Local contracts " ng Via original ownar. Cohan fabrication 452-6595. 062 Mortgages The applicant Is seeking a Piaaaa can ua at 542-1700. 0266 avaa. Aak lor Jack. variance for the purpose of CARPENTER — Exp In all experienced inaonarac wWt own DOG — Found 11-18 8*. Adult erecting a cantilever dock at- phase, home remodeling. Own tools tor small engine repair. tached to existing bulkhead. black and tan famala dobarman. \ Telephone Sales Ownar please call Associated trans, a basic tools. Good pay All documanta relating to this Call 222-7250 ATLANTIS MORTGAGE CO. camooawo. application may be Inspected by Humana Society, 022-0100 MECHANIC — Repair a service 051 Halp Wanted M/F CARPENTERS »CARPENTERS Small contractor equip. Good the public in the Office of the FOUND — All black labrador, • ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS * Secretary of the Board In the ACCOUNTANT — To aasist in HELPERS — Needed lor reno- Evenings & Saturdays pa»a> qaaara»a1» tmaemer u/f benefits, and an excellent daily binding lor go daya aubaaquant "1M32 newspaper lo sen. Contact Ash- 10 ma data ol maa bbid opankigopag . LOST — Woman, wtda gold er Mintz. Advertising Director. Patrick R CoauC m bracakMbk . vicinity Waiiaca I The Register, 1 Register Plaza. MONDAY WED., 1p.m. TUES., 1 p.m. Board Saoratary/Sehool Broad St Raward. Call 671- Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. 542- Bu.lnaa. Admmiatrator 7507 attar 8PM 4000 ext 230. Monmoum Ragkmai | PUBLIC NOTICE 535 Tlnton Avanua Schedule for publication Tlnton Fall.. Naw Jaraay 07724 Ncambar 22 $15.46 PUBLISHED CLOSING 002Q Monmouth Al Meal aaases anal ee area* ana toa w etlwet County Thursday 12 noon NOTICE TO BIDDERS SATURDAY Notice Is hereby given that SUNDAY Thursday 12 noon sealed bids will be received by the Monmouth County Board of LOVE'S GOT A MONDAY Friday 12 noon Recreation Commissioners at tha Monmouth County Park Sys- LINE ON YOU! TUESDAY Friday 12 noon tem ADMINISTRATIVE OF- FICES. Thompson Park, WEDNESDAY Monday 12 noon Newman Springs Rd.. Lincroft, Naw Jaraay 07736. until 1000 THURSDAY Tuesday 12 noon a.m . prevailing time on THURS- Wednesday 12 noon DAY. DECEMBER 4, 1966 and FRIDAY then publicly opened and read aloud for the following: Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: 1. Grounds maintensnce equip- ment (BID #0097-88) 2 Priming Services (BID #0099- The Legal Clerk 66) The Register 3. Trophies 6 Awerds (BID #001687) Somebody very special in your life ; One Register Plaza 4. Typesetting service (BID Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 #0033-87) wants to hear from you. 5. Garbage collection service (BIO #0034-87) ; 6 Irrigetlon syttsm repair parts On Friday, November 28, we will publish another new "Love Lines" section a service (BID #0035-67) 7. Road maintenance materials for you and your sweetheart to enjoy reading. (BID #0036-67) 8. Animal teed (BID #0037-87) 9. Janitorial supplies (BID Happy Birthday! Happy Anniversary! Say something cute, clever or roman- #0036-67) tic to show how much.you really care. No matter what you say, your Bid Documents including-In- structions to Bidders, complete meaningful thought will be a wonderful surprise, you both will share and POSITIONS AVAILABLE Plans and Specifications, and Proposal Forms may be ob- remember for a long, long time. u tained by qualified bidders at the ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ol the Monmouth County Park Sys- Take advantage of this perfect opportunity. Mail or bring us your tem, Thompson Park, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, New !' "love Line" right now. jersey 07738 between the hours ol 8:00 A.M. and 4:30 P.M.. CUSTOMER NAME_ Monday through Friday. II re- RN'S • Gil's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES quested by potential bidders, ADDRESS PHONE. the Monmouth County Park Sys- Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this tem win man a bid packet to such biddara. Tha Monmouth ENTER YOUR MESSAGE IN THESE BLOCKS DIRECTORY and please mention The Register. County Park System only as- sumes the reeponeibalty for 7« 26 characierft (letter*, punctuation marks and spaces between words) equal a line. placing bid packet In the mail, Line Minimum • i v and not tor tha proper and timely delivery of such packet. per line NURSES AIDES HOME HEALTH AIDES Personnel Dapt HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT Mis Cinadino ALL HEALTH CARE Bide muat ba submitted on EXAMPLE CENTER MILY * CHILDREN S SERVICE SERVICES INC the proposal form provided or 188 Hwy 34 191 Bath Avenue Penelope Lane an exact duplicate In the manner HMmael. NJ 07733 Long Biencn. N J 07740 MkMknnm. N J. 07748 designated end required by the (201)946-4200 (2011222-9100 1201)871-8400 specifications. Bid submitted must be enclosed In sealed en- Paul R velopes bearing the nama and tj I love you more address ol the bidder, the Ude ol || the bid. and the words "Sealed than words can say PEOPLE CARE Bid." Bids arelo be addressed You brought so much OF SOJTH JERSEY. INC to tha Monmouth County Board happiness into my life. 244 Broud St /P O Bon 6625 AioCs/Housekeepars Red Bank. NJ 07701 WAYSIDE RESIDENCE of Recreation Commissioners, I love you now and always RETIREMENT CENTER Newman Springs Rd.. Lincroft, Mrs Barrows I20U530-1MS My love to you forever Pe'tonnel Recruiter 1211 West Park Ave Naw Jersey 07738. Bids must Wavelde. NJ 07712 be delivered at tha place end Eva Mane More lo My - Use etperel* pice* ol pepn for year Love lint Msmm II necessary. Work Your (201)483-3098 before tha hour mentioned Own Hours — Dayl above. RIVERVIEW Highest Pay Rates MEDICAL CENTER All bidders are require^ to CHECK HERE YES D NO D IF YOU WISH TO ADD A ROW OF HEARTS ACROSS (actfuliy execute and cart* out all requirements of the Affirma- THE TOP OF YOUR LOVE LINE, AT AN ADDITIONAL $1.00 CHARGE. 35 Union Slreel tive Actions ol PL. 1975C 127. Red Bank. N J 07701 HEALTH FORCE Personnel Depi The Monmouth County Total C St (2011530-220/2222 157 Bioid Street rVatapkn Mamt Services ol Board ol Recreation Commis- SEND YOUR MESSAGE WITH PAYMENT TO ° '"• 3 west — Suite 3 MCOSS NUP.BING SERVICES sioners reserves the right to Rad Bank. N J 07701 151 Bodmen Place waive any informalities In, or to Work 4 nights and (2011530-1161 Had Bank. N J 07701 reject any or aH bkla, and the gel peidtor 5 (Tna Proleesional (201) 530-8*66 award contracts In whole or In on me it to 7 shin Heaim Cera Service) pin. If deemed In the best inter- est of the Board to do so. 0s, Cafe Carter is No bidder may withdraw his The Register avaHaUe lor bid within thirty (30) daya follow- DAILY employees ing the dale ol bid opening. * ^SUNDAY Information on placing an ad Tha Monmouth County Board ol Recreation Commis- in this DIRECTORY sioners shsll reserve the right to Love Line Department Free Parking hold bids lor sixty (60) daya please call prior to award of contracts, i , A> Inquiries are to ba di- Qne Register Plaza, Shrewsbury NJ. 07701 • 542-1700 542-4000 ext. 252 rected to me purchasing depart- IATUBPAY, NOVEMBER 22.1986 , 7B 071 051 Help Wanted 051 Help Wanted ota 052 PftTtmo 071 Mfchandt— 071 071 071 STOREfl CABLE COMMUWCA, MODELS/MOVIE EXTRAS FIREWOOO/8TOVEWOOD — •M PC JUNIOR — WieV 2 up- ALL AOES a TTYPES — la m QMS ATTENDANT — M/F. Day- LAROE WHITE MARBLE OfaBstee. OOtOT tMeffaaaVa tt*0 HM ante 4 evening hour. avM Ap- Fu» asm guaranteed or fcaep ale par hour ROMAN TYPE STATUE Mad tree Every piece maaeured PC araptac primeps r CoM* tor flfOWafaQ BY RHagar. 42000 *44-» prtoai. 767-3467 alaaenarl 6I a» Wa are aaaUng • S epat 0 M. cord - SSVi w.x- UMIWMM. CMTNta HHMO 0JU5?JS!£l* 22mjta It IS at. omd-Ml.x- •tea-ana) Toarera, WooabrMos «Miaa.Tnia OWL PWOAV — Reel EeWe APT-SIZE ASHER/OHYER IBM TYPEWRITERS Management once exp P/T Aaklno 44360 or RENTAL $2t 4 up per month beet otter CM 241 •972 472-9011 WONT ATTENDANT — training, lap pay. and advance- Mon. • Fn. 10-2pm. Had Bank 2*1-20444. Rant-opaontobuy 747-1841 1 boerdtna Dana In ment opportunree. For en mer CoOCo-Opp. t6.00/ht/ r SSene d raaama AOUAMUM t EOUIPMENT Cal 7672600 view please contact nnaaaii FMEWOOO — Saove wood Hen JVC — Video r ST toto: BoB x 053053. c//o ThTh e RegaUerRU . SO gaeon woodgrarn tenk wan cord. $40. Aaw any oonaMiaaaun beat at video lecniuluuy. ate Mauamarm al 2S1-642-S1O7. Be O Rgister Plata. Ml hood, power War, heeler S pan ol lha winning kern. Store. Ona Register WAITER/WAITRESS — CM new equp.. natal value $1500. . NJ 07701 442-4788 Manager between 2-8 atano Alao SO gal. waorke-ato mimniuHcaa Came and youlEOE tav«lulyao>apad. 747-4666 rjr at Everybody s Cefe tss, — Couch 4 tova- KEROSENE HEATER — OYM SaTTB — Cuatom SUPERVISOR - Local contract •pantry, si Red Bank ARTIFICIAL CHRISMAS TREE nariaaamg fan 9300 BTU. Naaa Cleaning Co. taolung tor F/T pamang. lawn on aac. 16 fM 7 II. Used once 478 or beat CondWon. First $40 takes rt. artng 4 MgM shift fliawnjlaor w/mMrnum 2-yra. par hour, appro. 18 fn. weak. 053 Babysitting/ 444-4076. ROUND MAPLE — n tar appt. #710177 aap. Black seal loanae required no eat hours CM 244-7200. BABY FURNITURE — Car- bes « chaira $40 4 pc bdrm act MH CM 1400-392-6*46. CNMcat* FRANKUN COMPUTER KITCHEN CABINETS — Tappen $100. Cofaw a HOMEMAKI-RS/STUDENTS BABYSITTER — Needed week- rejgae. playpen, changing table 100% Apple 2 Okie Range 4 Oven, Kathan AM dkev table 480 CM TABLE TBMaS — Cumplsle. NURSES AWES — M/F, oara- TAXI CAB DRIVERS — warned lork eves 44pm. from Utae ITaoihes tor sale. CM 571- waaher. axe oond CM 671- Ssd lor waaksnds. 7-3. 3-n. days. 2:30pm-3pm. Wad. 12:30- w/dk* drive 4 $0 c Fou. 4*0 aunpar Pool Tana. Silver offlca. Now until 3pm Leonardo area. 1 chad 3107. ptuatMast ' $700. CM Maty SS.S4 par hour. Incraaaa CM 747-9129. araw SO daya. rJa-Hreiraal tor BOROUGH OF ATLANTIC CM 291-2101 before 7:30pm BABY FURNITURE — t drawer 747-0 4-10 p.m. KITCHEN CABINET nue — HIGHLANDS — TAX OFFICE Ctmisss Pataaaj, Meat aed mght anm. CM Rao Bank Con- maple dreeeer w/changtng table. Flail IIR I liaaini II 6 iin 4 VANITY DISPLAYS CLERK/BOOKKEEPER OuUee BABYSITTER — Needed tor 476 CM 583-6066 Ivory w/taas and pink, am, da- alisoinl Camar Mon.-Fri., 10- paraon. Amok) Walter Nursing ft Exd oond. $100. CM after 80% OB. 284-0141 TRACTOR — GRAVELY 74 2pm. 741-6616 include ledger work, lypmg. gan- Home. 822 B. Laurel Ava.. 4 evening hra. In my aral omoa work, nuialinl bane home CM 264- BABY GRAND PIANO — Owing 4PM 442-4348 KITCHEN CABINETS — Uaad. MODEL U WITH 4I4OW BLADE Hazlet Mon.-Fri 9-8. room tet. hutch, table 4 « Apply In paraon to 3883. KREEZER — S76$76. . Shower baebase U-ehaped. panted whne 4 blue. Good coneMon. $198 241-0794. 4 am—i. VERY GOOD CONO AdmWatrator a Office. 100 Few chairs. 2-bdrm eets All m good 4M x 3Vi x 8. $176. CM aflar 4 NURSES BABYSITTING — Exp. mother condition Can 591 t674 MEW. (26. AsbssWsAsbsskisa •snmgtae— . RUSTIC PINE - Dan M. - BEST OFFER 741- Avenue, Atlantic HlgWanda. 66 a bundle w/oomars Can- p.m. 291-3331. couch. 2 cnalrs and con— table S5ST RN'S & LPN'S M/F You enjoy working with children wra cara tor your or*) In her TEACHER — home Mon.-Fri. 642-1422. BABY ITEMS — Comarta-cra- . NEW. $48. Whole KITCHEN SET — Formica lop SaOO or beet oner Caa 671- T.V. — NURSES AIDES $5 25/1* dk), walker, corral. Infant aeet. houaa A/C Cunejieeser. NEEW table. 4 matching chairs, vary 4264. HOUSEKEEPERS 16-6 HOUR Arts Grades 8 1 6.' Sand ra- CHILD CARE — Alter ermol. unbreee stroller, good auma to OakMa Aoadamy. 347 •600 or B/O Bricks. 20* a dWon. $200 CM 290- SATIN — 1»| 1176. CM 442- LIVE INS-MI 6 WEEK You hava a large vehicle or van hart daya. achool hokdaya. for 7 /oond. CM 470-6043 piece 767-1327. local Cim, no (•••. mamma Minmekmn Unorotl Rd. Un- 4 10 yr okts m my Hazlet home and lalarri bonuses CM tor crofl. NJ 07738. Having own car a pkra 870- BAND SPLIT — SaHng guHara. FURNACE — GE geg e LOVE SEAT — $200. Large pat bie Cat day* MS-IS1S. Mannaai at People Cara. 244 TELEPHONE SALES — Work at You are mfaalad m working aflar 8pm. keyboards, P.A., 120.000 BTU'a. $128. . SSeare gaa cantor. $28. Stained gtaee/Draee 291-6063 aak to Sandy. eele. Eac cond . baee and top home and make your own pen time then we sre Interested echo and effects 727-1S9S. wM furnace, 35.000 BTU'aBT. . $6$ 6 floor lamp. $200 CM 747-1744 SEARS KENMORE at o»er Alter 4pm. 600 Union Am. HI 71. Mm. In you, 10 deliver the Aabury CHILD CARE — Mature, experi- Oaa Mov.. Robert ShawSh . 42x284228. •7747. hours. Experience oral, but not enced paraon wanted to cere for BANQUET TABLE — Queen MAPLE — Bureau, ake naw. 8 * OVEN I2t-M12. Freehold. 150 High- wla tram. CM Pant Praae In ma Rad Bank whM. $80 2 snow urea. Town 4 9 mo. ok) boy. pan time only Ann style, early 20th century. 4 Country, w/w ektet red. FR78- drawers. $76. CM 787-3940. w»h nahae. 4174. CM 747-3467 WAITRCS8 UN»OP»w8 way 9. 411-1—. Monica al 222-1802 araa. 2 carriers. Cal O. Sohrwaj leaves, taata 14. axe. $700. CM after 6 pm. Btune. lope, veets * 100 Wkxn- at 741-6400 or 1-600-622-9770. CM 870-0341. 14. $30 747-6863 after 5PM MAPLE DESK - $30. twm bed WAITER — M/F. Full-time. Ex- 542-8692. 6EVWN0 MACHNI CABKatT roy laokata. Ciearanna pitoaa ext 2204. LOOKING FOR SOMEONE —To FURNITURE — 6 pc Colonial cotnptvta %b0, doubt* b*d com- Of FICE HELP — 1 elepnone op- perienced table aide aarvlca. pkMe $76. chest of dreweres Mada by B»aa»aic ok) but kt B« For mto CM 747-2148 take care of my 2 children In my BEDROOM SET - Triple dree- Dying room. Earth Unaa. $460. amor 4 Mhar omoo dueee. w« Good aamlnga. Apply Old Union wood $36. fcHohen cabinet cop- axe. con. Singer eewtng ma- WASHING MACHINE - Keensburg home. Bern-gem. eer $100. QMS white prmanrlal CM eher 8 p.m. 630-9030. tram. Haply Bo« 274. MUdla- Mouse. 11 Wharf Ave.. Rad JANITORIAL Mon-Frl.. muat hava trans 4 desk $50 Call 671-2349 par Una wood look $45. wM chine met. need, work 460. CM kwoondaaori. $76J0.871-4461 lown.NJ 07748 Bank 642-7676. ref. CM 496-3252 FURNITURE — Ok. pine/den unit, 6x3 $30, apt. aba freezer 871-6310. PART-TIME OAY8 BOOKCASE — Henredon dou- set/ al matching, earth tones $40, ootonial sofa bed $60 yard WASHING MACI.MMB — (12) OFFICE PERSONNEL — (3) Or- WAITER/WAITRE8SES — Fun SILVER 4 GOLD JEWELERY — 8 AM to 11 AM MOTHERS HELPER — High ble walnut unit, lighted glass Couch. 2 chaira, 2 and tables a whaeajarrow $15, B 4 W I v 19 m opereasd tor aele gxiM pataon to ooordkiala. or pan time. Apply m paraon. shelves upper, eoad wood doors (by weight) Schrimanaw S -3400 aak tor Leon aatvioa 4 uaa ol company vaM- School or College student with toffee table Good oond. Chang- kl. portable $26. CM-244-8458 Town 4 County Inn. Rt. 38 4 BRICK. HOLMDEL car for evening transportation enclose lower, magnificent piece cal grftware Wat below ratal. dee. Aiao ganaral office work, Broadway. Kayport. . 7 ft. tall $950. CM 642-4316. tig decor, S260 or b/o. Cal 688- .. The THar, 241 Naiaamk River WESTERN SNOW PLOW EATONTOWN 4 and companionahlp for 13 yr. 9214 MATTRESS — Fun size, 1 yr. FRAME — New. Me Ford. $200 btuaprmuna meaaangar aorvloa. ok)k), axe. cond 166$56 . 1 adktstabledjtbl ! Rd. MrddkHown. 747-6243. 12-6 ate. MUM have valw NJ drlvara WAITER/WAITRESS — Full or TOMS RIVER ok) girl. CM 747-4863 after 7pm. BOYS CLOTHES — 8-10. WM CM 872-4875 4241 -4474. pad-lime. Evening 4 Cale night AREAS... FURNITURE — Living room set. bad trame sw In box (10. Mon-Fri, 9-4 Sat or by appt eoanee. tui ame with banaiiu. 4 RUMSON — Full-time Dey Cara cared lor. No kink Cheap CM 6 ptece colonial. 7 pc; cherry WINDOW — 12-4" 4 over 6 on •him available. Apply In paraon: Strobe Me Pronto camera S5. SKIS 4 EQUIP — Roeesna day work wee*. Ca> 566-0297 provided In my home tor Infants 842-9551 wood dining room sal, wan/wan each and. 12 over 12 a M torappl. 11AM-5PM. Rad Oak Dinar Restaurant. Hwy PART-TIME NIGHTS rain coat, navy, size 14 asking Concorde" 150s w/Satomon 35. Hailel. 6 toddlers Can Diana at 741- BRICKS — 1700 unuaed (Old carpet. 5 pc kitchen set 741- S30. Cal 842-6341. No checks center wati storms 4 screens 9 PM to 1 AM 5893 0348 after 3 30PM 626 bmrkngga Nordksk a Moon OFFICE WORKER — Exp m (For Tome River Savanah) $400 or beat offer. 5/6 ki b $100. RCA Whirlpool electric WAITER/WAITRESS — Call Lett Moving, muat aerl.Cell 566-3318. MICROWAVE CART — Naw boots • aria 5/6. ski boots - am dryer. $100. CM 871-7413 general oKloa •»» tor menufec- Araa Only) FURNITURE — Moving muat from Seer s Pax) $120. asking 9/10. B/O. 830-2006. Bank. Red Bank. 530-6930. 054 DoitirttiC Hip ^_U a -- • aT*. • • • »•!•••• luring oonoam. Musi hava good BUNK BED — New, heavy m $75. Can 767-1341. DIHT-STONE-TOPSCHL lypmg 4 Mere* •MM Accuracy WAITRESSES/WAITERS— Fun CREW LEADER COMPETANT WOMAN — To wood, with 2 naw mattri prices. CM aflar 7PM. 767-3431 Drtvawaya 291-1427 Peering aaMMIal. Company benefits. or pan lime. Exp. only. Apply in cara for elderly lady - from $155 Can 583-3971. or 787-8667. ask tor Andrew. MOUNTAIN KING — Christmas SLOT MACHINES Engineered Predawn Casing person Shore Point Inn. 3352 $8 50 PER HOUR 7:30AM 2PM. 5 days/wk. Must tree. 7 It. 450 Lge pine rocker. Co.. 952 Paknar Ave., Mlddle- BUNK BED SET — Complete. FURNITURE — ThomaavMa 5 $75. Lamp table. $30. Like naw. From ok) Nevada caaenoe. Re- 072 Qaffl>/Yafd Sale Hwy 35 Hailel. have car 4 recent ref's. Before conditioned and Baa-amann. Mwn 871-2424. 8PM 766-0693 $100 30 In. elec range $100 pc. pma colonial bdrm set 741-9066 WAITRESS/WAITERS — Exp CLEANING PERSON CM 767-0660 atar 5pm. Queen alia. Cal 644-0499. from $780. Great XMAS gift. CM OIL BURNER MECHANIC only. CM 747-0307 HOUSE CLEANING. — Dona by OFFICE FURNITURE — Desk, Enp. only. Company banana. *4 50 PER HOUR reliable 4 honest people. Rea CALORIC PORTABLE DISH- GAS STOVE,— WM bun. Stan- chaira. Mae, storage cabinets, WANTED WASHER — Like naw. Almond- dard modal. 4 burners, never computer tables, lypmg tables 4 SNOW PLOW — 8tl FkHiar Hy- exc aalary. AC a«p. helpful CM Five (5) Yard Dump Trucks or sonable rate 4 good raf. Free droab. $1100. Rumaon/Fair Ha 291-3200. Ed. IF INTERESTED CALL: estimate CM Sharon or John toned w/butcher block formica uaad. $228. 291-4780. more CM 747,-8877. equal end 4 Wheel vehicles lor top, $176. CM aflar 7, 842-2764. OPPPOHTUNITY FOR — Oual snow removal Musi have Work- (201)899-4411 284-2120 GLASS FOR SALE — 71 m. x ORGAN — Baldwin Funster 442-7391. GARAGE CAMERA EQUIPMENT —Busch 44 m. rectangular. Ideal tor tab- modal 122D double keyboard. Mad paraon to kun our tuft. ers' Compensation and ad- Equal Oppty Employer m/f HOUSEKEEPER — 2 days/wk. SOFA — Beige modern eactton- Exp preferred In errher DaiMng, ate Insurance coverage MkJdlelown. Cleaning 4 some Pressman 4x5 camera w/Flash letope, shelving, etc. Asking Cords 6 rhythms. Accompany- JANITORIAL SERVICE —Needs $100 or b/o 642-0937 al. OUEEN SOFA BED pkla SALES! > background or Nun Contact HUM Public Works weaning. Own trana. 4 ref'a a equip., film holders, misc.. items ment controls with bench a pan time weekend nek) days. aheet music Uaad 5moa. $950. matching toveseet. 1 yr old, cw institution. Exc.. starring eal- 787-3838. musl Can anytime 871-7846. 4 carrying case. $125. CM GUITAR — Gibson E83 35 with S«H M the things Ca)l 291-2022. John. 642-6271. Betwoeri 5 a 7pm 591-1397 $875 firm: chroma heavy val- you no longer need WINDOW CLEANERS — 3 yrs. MATURE WOMAN — Looking case $460. CM 291-3444. lancaa w/rtnga. English coUnM atmoaphera. Please call lor in- JANITORIAL — Local contract CARPET — Burnt orange com- For Cash... experience only. Full 6 part- cleaning company looking for for housework by the day I HAMMOND ORGAN — With ORGAN * dinlnfl rooni ntaiiQviQ fixtuf#j. "V1000. mercial. 12 x 11. never used. Klmbell. hardly used Can after time Percentage or hourly rats p/t morning help In Atlantic hava references. 642-8322. rhythm, commercial outside vac- 671-OS32. Start your garage aale PEST CONTROL TECHNICAN based on experience Year Highlands 4 p/t evenings In $50 Grey area rug $25. Can uum, 20 m. girts bike. CM after 6PM, 442-2376 round position. Must be reliable 563-2648 SOFA — Blue velvet. $100. wiai en ed—rtgrrt here O.E.P. eoanaed F/T tarmlu work HalkM. CM 1-600 392 694? 055 Situation Wanted 4:30 291-2205. 'ORIENTAL RUGS Fencing 660ft spat ran. good 4 anas. 3 day.. $3 50 man ba dapandama 4 4 hava own car. Interior dean- CARPET — Moas green. HOCKEY SKATES — CCM Ultra Size 7x11. Can 747-6229 be- oond. b/o. Cal 767-2161. Each eddmonal Una .79* extra worn, mqulra P.O. Boa 764 Ing exp a pkis Call 222-2484 LOOKING FOR SHORT HOUR Female 12X17V4. good cond.. $65 Can Take, for size 5tt shoe 4 for tween 6-7PM. Alao. pick-up your FREE garage Bank. altar 6 p.m. WORK? — Varied positions. CLEANING BY KAREN • Rea 741-5634 SOFA S LOVESEAT — Match- MOfnlnQi efterooon A even*nQ size 6Vt shoe, good oond Can PIANO — Kincaid Spmete. Dark ing Excellent oond. 2 redmers. aele kit which Includes signs and sonable. Reliable with Refer- BUng. to help your sale PIZZA MAKER — Experienced X MAS HELP WANTED — Ap- hra. avail. Experience not nee- rences. Free Estimates Call CHINA CLOSET — Mediterra- 842-6553. Fruitwood, like new. Asking 1 in rust ($ioo.)the other ply E.J. Roberts. 6 Hwy 36. East CM 2(1-0*84. easary. Apply In paraon. 872-1927. nean style, dark oak. 4 ft. wide, HOSPITAL BEDS — Any Indi- $600. CM 870-6155. graan|t36). Changing deoor. Call 542-1700 Keansburg Apply Daly 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. like new. $375. Can 229-5783. PLUMBERS HELPERS — 4 vidual or organization needing CaM 642-1742 after 6pm. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Mov- COMPANION AIDE hospital bade, please contact PIANO — Spinet. Gurbransen Plumbere mechanics needed (or 052 Part Tlma KMART CHRISTMAS TREE — 7Vl ft. $750. Exc. cond., price includes SOFA — 7 ft. long, good c ing sale, aomathkig for every- long tarm work. Paid hoedaye. Scotch Pine, assembles in 6 Lee Peter, King Jamas Care 1OB Monmouth Rd. wW cara far eldery 5 days only, delivery 6 tuning Call days 741- Asking $96. CM 291-0276 one. 263 Ocean Btvd (near Car 4. license nacaaury. 671 ACCOUNTING CLERK/PARA. mm. asking 650. Call 591-0643. Canter. Mon. Tues, Wad, 4 Frt. Hofprauhaua). Sat 9-3. 0473 or 871-5658. laava nama 4 PROFESSIONAL — Will work Wael Long Branch. HO Sl##p ftl. If Mil >port alttOfl SIM] before 12 p m 291-3400. 1693/evee. 571:9653. SOLID MAPLE BED — Double on several client accounts me. MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Oph- reference*. Can 764-1274. SOFA 4 LOVESEAT Boxaprmg 4 mattress. $65 Can CLIFFWOOO — 234 County Rd numbar. PIANO — Starting Grand. 5 ft., bank deposits, cash receipts & thalmologist office. Exp. pre- Like new $200. HOT POINT GAS DRYER 291-3613. Sat 11/22. 8:30-4:30PM Furm PRESSER — Staady. experi- DATA ENTRY — Work at home, Can 871-4352 White, lyr old. paid over $400, alack mirror finish Naw aound- tura, gtaasware. clothing. |ewel- dispersements, bank reconcilia- ferred. Send brief resume Box hava IBM Compatabie CM anoad. 8 daya. CM 291-9441. tions, payroll. Interact w/clients. E497 c/o The Register. Ona moving, will sen for $150. 3Oard. strings, hammers. Inctud- SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS— ery. badapnada, ahaata 4 a Lynn 842-8892 aflar 2pm. COAT — Wool with Mink collar. ss bench, delivery, warantee a portable dishwasher. Cal 284 PRODUCTION TRAINEE FUN or pan-time. At least 24 Register Plaza. Shrewsbury. NJ Upright freezer, exc. cond. $95. ntoa of everything Ram data Styled lor mature woman, size (3800. Can 872-9483. 1252. 11/29 . Am »aii martianical, moaned? hrs/wk. Mrs. flexible Chll or 07701. Exp. Women — With exec, ref- 14. Mink hat. Liko naw. Both CaH7476655 send resume: Aronaon 4 Tho- erences wishes to dean your Can you drtve a 24' atrakjM MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Ma- $100. Call 264-5886 altar 5pm. anicaT We're looking tor en me. 321 Broad St.. Rad Bank, home Call 498-8940. N.J. 07701 or can 741-9292. ture, responsible adult for busy COLONIAL — Hl-back sofa bad. podiactric offloa. Experience HOUSE 4 OFFICE CLEANING gold 4 beige plaid asking (350 AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR - prel but not necessary. CM Exd. references. Fully Insured. Brown leather full alza sola, . Eao. Weekday mornings ATA Fitness between 1 3PM. 747-2104 Can anytime 899-5074. asking (250 good cond. Large Center 563-6123 MEDICAL ASSISTANT IF YOU LIKE — Your home dresser asking (50. 2 night Eta, aatary. ati-Tafflajpm. stands (25 each. Boys winter Business Directory Catt 787-0568 cleaned thoroughly when you AIDE — For Parkinson patient coals 1 navy. 1 gray size 12 (10 REAL ESTATE AGENTS — Naw Tuas.- Thurs. and every other get home from work, can Sha- office looking for qualified lull MEDICAL, ASST — Exp. only. 2 ron, 787-7246 or Arama, 495- each CaH 747-8655. weekend. Ba.m.-7p.m Call 642- daya par wk., Cardiology Office. tlma and pan time egente. Must 0730 alter 7:30 p.m. Mrddkrtown. call 671-0657. 1679. Experience at reasonable COMMODORE COMPUTER ba hardworking, training avail- rates. 128 with disc drive 1571. Hitachi able. Commissions, bonus a AUTO WRECKER DRIVER — 5 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST —No A DAILY GUIDE TO BUSINESS SERVICE1ERVICES I yrs experience Nights 4 weak- IMMEDIATE OPENING — For 2 RGB/Component 60 column col- many benefits Call 642-6613 for exp. necessary. CM Paula 727- m my loving home. Transp. to or monitor Star SG-10C near appt ends. Apply In parson B 4 Q Gull. Holmdel t Bethany Rd a, school II needed Cheaper than letter quality printer, $200 worth RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST — For Hoimdel MEDICAL SECRETARY/ASSIS- canters. Can 563-0363. of soft wear Includ. word proc- 160E Accounting 164M Carpet 171UH0IM 176M Painting/ busy chiropractic office. Good TANT — Can 741-4488. essor. Approx. 4 mos. old. $700. NEED YOUR — House, office or GARY MAYBURY paraonawy a muat 4 willing to A.DOLAN4 4ONS Call 495-1070. Installation Improvement Plastering Work part-trma or on your day NURSE AID — Weekends 7-3. apartment cleaned? Call Tara ba trained. Hours Mon. Wad a 3-11. State certification required. 291-6190. Honest, reliable COUCH — 2-piece Sectional And fax Service JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION Total Renovation Conetructlon ofl. 264-0952. Exceaent quality work, many Fn, 10-1 4 3-7, Tues. 3-7. CM Apply Eatontown Convalescent cleaning at a reasonable price. Good condition. $150. Call 988- Call 389-3914 Sales, cleaning, re-lays, re- Inc. — Vinyl aiding, windows. references. raaaonaWa prices 284-9444, Tuss. or Thurs. 10- BOOKKEEPER — For service Center, 139 Grant Ave. Eaton- Please call after 7pm. 7610 or 291-3176. stretches A repairs. oecKS, aoomons. NO JOO IOO 1PM. station. P/T days, me. Sal. town. 284-8177 email. 739-2986. Cal 747-6636 or 291-69(0. NEED YOUR HOUSE 160M Air Conditioning RECEPTIONIST/CASHIER — Some experience helpful, will CREOSOLTED TIES UN 1 ORAOY PAINTING train. Ask for Kathy or Jim. Can NURSES AID — P/T 4 week- CLEANED? Call Me. References CNC Refrigeration 6 Heating 173M Jewelry Position available immadlslaly. available 7414169 Erosion Specialists 291-1427. Air conditioning.. refrigeration, 1640 Catering Interior t exterior painting, plas- 747-3177. 9-5. Mon-Frl. ends 7-3 shin. For Medl Center, tering, aheetrock. and taping. SwHchboard. raosptwn and 55 West Front St., Rad Bank. DESKS, FILES — Tables, attic fans. Sale 4 Service. Resi- BEST FOODS FORWARD, LTD Repair cashiering. EstabUshad lirm. RED BANK — Would like to Fuly insured Cell 530-1541. BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT 6423600. ext. 83. chaira, storage cabinets, com- dential 6 Commercial 222-6737. International & American region- OLIVER JEWELER* WC. ptaaaant working oond., aac. 20 hrs. to assist In all phases of babysit Mon. - Frt, F/T 4 P/T. puter tables, office equip, etc. at al cuisine In Its most Innovative starting aalary and complata NURSES AID — 7-3. Sal. 6 Call 530-0649. 30% off mans rings a other ALL AROUND PAINTING ganaral ledger, payroll accounts, bargain prices. Naw or uaad. 160U Alarm* & artistic form. Cat) 747-5210. select items. Layaway for I speckle creeks, seal water Irmga packaga. Rad payables. ale. Will train. $4.50 - Sun. Prorated benefits. Only RELAX THIS HOLIDAY SEA- AAC. DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt Bank/Shrawabury araa. Hours Christmas. Can 566-0747.. stains, caulk all joints, putty win- t5.50/hr. Call K2-9000. exp. need apply. Apply In par- SON! — Let ma do the dirty 35. Oakhurst 531-3990. ALARM SYSTEMS 12-9pm CM Carl Prlnca lor ap eon 9-5pm Arnold Walter Nurs- 164Y Ceramic Tiles dows & renal loose boards work. House cleaning, yard Commercial and Residential pointmam 741-3130. BOROUGH OF RED BANK ing Home, 622 South Laurel DINETTE SET — China Closet, 24 Hour Central Station LIVING SPACE ASSOC. 173Y Landscape/ Interiour or exterior Neat, deen work. 495-3209. laava meaaage. a reasonable For lee aatanate Position available Director ol Ava.. Hazlet, NJ 07730. table. 4 chairs upholstered In 201-291-9864 Ceramic tile Install. Floors, walls. Lawn Care RECEPTIONIST — For naw Had Welfare, part time position avail- WOMAN WISHES — To do Iron- velvet $300. 774-6132: countertops Repairs. Expert cal Eddie at 671-4403- Bank raal estate otfice Musi abla 1/1/87. Degree In Social OFFICE MANAGER — Needed. service Free est Call 530-1590. Ing In my home. Reasonable DINING ROOM TABLE — Glass 160Y Additions have good phona Mchnlqual. Work preferred, but will substi- For Busy medical offlca. Avail. design a> construction Total -rates Cell 747-6432. top, 4 matching chairs. Best YURO 4 SCHLOEDER buaoara 176Q Painting/ naal, dapandabla 4 soma cleri- tute at least 2 years experience Immediately. BS. exp. Call Sue 1650 Cleaning lawn service CaH Sandy of cal experience Can 642-6813 9-5pm. 957-9525. Mon.-Fri. YOUNG EXP WOMAN — Who offer. Call eves at 530-5594. Additions. Garages. Sunroom GMO 741-5136. Paperhangmg In Public or Pivate Welfare. takes pride In her work is 'orappl. DINING ROOM SET — Table BUILD NOW 4 SAVE Services • ABSOLUTE PERFECTION* Strong administrative skills re- OIL BURNER — Service per- looking for house cleaning jobs. B a B LAWN MAINTENANCE and 6 chairs, china closet $400 291-4681 6154623 "Ufa Talk Dirt" DENNIS 1 SONS REGISTERED NURSES quired. Salary commensurate son, flexible hours, eves., Sat., Ref. avail. Kim at 496-5777. The fan dean up team. Lawns Would you like rawardlng em- wrth experience. Submit resume Suns., exp. for oil burner clean or best offer Call 264-0206. 162U Auto Repair We clean private homes, offices cut, will trees taken out. Quality work assured ployment In a congenial atmo- to Local Assistance Board. Bo- up Call 688-1843. YOUNG WOMAN — To do gen- Empty dwellings, party cleanups leaves cleaned up. gutters Free quota Cal 672-2626 ANTIQUE DINING ROOM SET Also Home repairs. 842-0343 . Sphara7 Conlact Emery Manner rough ol Rad Bank. 32 Mon- eral houaecktanlng. References REBUILD YOUR CHEVROLET! cleaned Can 291-1632 after DOMS INTERKW PAINTING OPTICAL ASSISTANT — Part and transporation Call 369- China Closet, tabla opens 90". From high performance Cor- Nursing Home. S69-6400. 11- mouth St. Rad Bank N.J. time leading to fun lime. Exp. buffet 64", Jacobean style $450. NO JOS TOO SMALL 7:30 lemporarlly I/I. 7-3:30 every 07701. 1820 vettes & Csmaros for show to 6 166A Concrete preferred. Send brief resume Call 671-1338. « cyl. Novas. All GM parts. Any- .FULLY EQUIPPED FREE ESTIMATES other Sun. MONMOUTH CONCRETE'S 10IU3 34M BUSPERSON — Apply In per- Box E497 c/o The Register, One DINING ROOM SET — Bassett. time tor free estimate 389-3370 Leel blowing » cteen-ups. RNS AND LPNS — Furl and pan son Shore Point Inn. 3352 Hwy Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, NJ dean, long lasting, steel FINANCIAL mediterranean style. Coffee col- reinforced, custom concrete Cut trees * brush. Serving JUST WALLS time. 11pm—7am. and 3pm- 35 Haslei. 07701. or. Breakfront, tea ' carl, tabla 1631 Bathroom Monmouth area 496-5681 Fine Peintmfl-Paperhanglng '11pm shifts Fringes, compet- driveway & sidewalk special CLEANING — Offices with other PART TIME w/leavas. opens to 9 ft., all FREE ESTIMATES 741-6544. KENS LAWN SERVICE Wall Glazing-Textures itive salary. Can Mrs Smith. Remodeling/ women in Red Bank area. $6/hr MAIL ROOM 061 Business padding, 6 chairs w/new velvet Laava dean ups. winter MaTttaazrng-222-4156 9am—3pm, 671-0189. after 1 mo. training. Car nec- ...... — . . . Paper handler's needed. Two Opportunity seats. End. A-1 cond Ashing Ceramic Hie MASTER PAINTERS 1 DEC. essary Write Janitorial. P.O. days per week, Tue. 4 FrI Guar $800 Call 872-2426. 16811 lemming, nrewooo, onvaway SALESPERSON — Experi- ALL TILE AREAS anow plowing. Ca» 642-5146. European experience m enced Jewelery sales Fun time Box 408. Red Bank. NJ 07701. anteed 16 hrs. per week. Must BUSY HWY LOCATION — Ideal be able to lift up SOtbs. Two for homa improvement busi- DINING ROOM TABLE — 40 by Expert professional repetrs Reussilles. 38 Broad St.. Rad CLEANING PERSON WANTED SO. Good condition. Table pads a bath remodeling since 1955 BEST ELECTRIC 174M Ught Hauling Bank. 741-5600. positions open. Contact Tom ness, good exposure. Low In- — 30 hrs. a weak. Large office. Spagnell or Kim Walker before vestment. Cell 290-1166 a, 2 leaves. 4 chaks. 787-1535 Bob Aklus. 280-0397. Lie. No. 6273. Fast dependable A A DEMOLITION — Clean up MS PAPERHANGER Csi; for appointment. Monday service. Reasonable rates. Free SALES PERSON — With raal 10.00a.m. Man. thru Sat. 542- DOUBLE OVEN RANGE CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTING yards, cellars, qaragaa. gutters. . Feminine touch thru Friday 11:00 - 3:00 Al Zulk>. DISTRIBUTOR estimates. Call 671-0121. estate license for sales office 4000 ext 277or apply in person, Whirlpool Electric. Exc. cond. Kitchens. Floors. Walls « Baths Cut trees Can 544-9102. Free Decorating consultants 542-4000. . Greet product, lerge consumer model. 10:30 a.m to 4 p.m. The Register, One Register Pla- $350. Call 842-9297. Free Estimates. Prompt Service BEST ON YOUR VCR REPAIR Cal 741-6660 Mon-Frl Call MscKenile-Morris za. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. Also appeal and tow Initial Invest- CLEANING PERSON WANTED Call 295-3195. Guaranteed computer & printer A MAN a, TRUCK FOR HIRE Realtors, 671-1760. taking applications for various ment. 70% to 90% profit margin, DRESS PROF. PAINTING » — 30 hrs a week. Urge otfice. with guaranteed results. Train- QUALITY WORK . Pick up * deliver. Ught heuang. WALLPAPEHINO Call lor appointment Monday other positions Including darks Designer. Size ' 7-8. new. New Ceramic TUe t Repelrs Call 758-6873. SALES/STOCK — For naw Un- 4 inserters. Early morning ing available. One call explains Salesman sample. $35. Call 872- ReorouMng, replacing futures Small moving jobs. Attica, cel- Reasonable, dapandabla, dean. croft hardware,store. Exp. very thru Friday 11:00-3:00. Al Zullo. lars, gutters cleaned Free estl- &42-40O0 hours. 12 midnight to 8am. 2 to all. Person to person Mr. Garner 2812. Reasonable prices. FREE a ELECTRICAL SERVICE & vary neat wont. WM beat any helpful, mature adult. Can 747- 4 days per week. Homemakers, 714-955-1531 metes. 530 7214. Scudero Electrical Conuectora males. Cal 495-1697. price around. Insured.. Cal 671- M76 between 6 4 6pm, CLEANING PERSON NEEDE3 retirees, students 4 military wel- DRYER — Whirlpool. Sears air licensed, reliable, reasonable. 88OS. SPACE AVAILABLE conditioner, good deal. Call 747- CLEAN YARDS . SEAMSTRESS — Full or pan To work evenings In bowling come. The largest year round indoor 163U Carpentry Servicing all your Cellars, attics a garages QUALITY PAINTING center. Must ba available be- 7310. electrical needs. Call 563-7317. tlma. muat ba axp. In dresses. Ilea market on the east coast. ADDITIONS. BASEMENTS, Free estimates Exp., dapandabla. ret. free estt- tween 4-10 p m. weekdays, 2 . CM 888-1414. : PART TIME 40.000 people past through our ELECTRIC — Hospital bad, exc. DECKS, DORMER*. . 741-2149 mates. Cal 747-6613. p.m -midnight weekends. Apply cond., air mattress & pump In- 170U General SECRETARY — Law firm f/t. MAIL ROOM doors Fit, Sat, Sun, Dally, Oueaty wortmenerOp. In person, . Brunswick Airport weekend & monthly rates. cluded. $350 or best offer. Call 544-0B27. Contracting 1751 Masonry ' WE PAINTING CO. — Cal Willie win tram. Can Marion 9 2pm at Plaza Lanes. Hazlet. N.J. . House wives, students, retirees. Call 201-646-0900. alter 4pm. 290-1885. 229-5018 The Happy Pe«ner 842-6400. . We are taking applications for CARPENTRY - Retired cerpent D.J. WHELAN — General Con- BRICK WORK , Free eat Fully insured 20 yrs. CLEANING PERSON NEEDED openings in our mall room. US #1 Flea Market END TABLES — (2) i. Coffee er. Small, medium size lobs. tractor. Additions, renovations, Chimney's. Steps. Smell Jobs. axp. Raa or comm. . SECRETARY — Organized effi- Part-time nights. 5 days/wk. Lln- Rt 1. New Brunswick Table. Dark Pine. Good condi- cient person lor busy arts orga- Hours lam-Sam., one to tour Decks Free estimates. Can 741 custom work. 24 hr. answering Call 842-1809- crofl aree. Call 201 -787-9363. days par weak. Some daytime 201-946-0900 tion: $126 or B/O. Must selll S797 or 774-O600 service, free est. 787-8650 177U Power Washing nization. Must hava good typing hours available Apply In person. 739-9083 CAMPANELLA CONCRETE skint 4 pleasant phone manner DOORMAN/WOMAN — Mature. Driveways, patios, sidewalks a "MOMS BBITE" POWER WASH Luxury Co-Op, Red Bank. P/T The Register, One Register pia- 062 Mortgages FULL LINE 171E Handy Man 111.000. Sand resume to u. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. FAIR HAVEN — Contents of HOME IMPROVEMENTS al phases ol masonry work. Houses, any aiding, truck fleets, M.C.A.C.. 99 Monmouth St.. 32 hrs. Position avail, attar Jan. ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS — house for sale, wine making OOO JOB SPECIALIST Free estimates. Can 741-6266, 8 machinery, tree spot Mat CaH 1. Send resume to: Box 052. c/o (Across from MarshalU). An NO JOB TOO SMALL Had Bank, NJ 07701. Low rate 1st. and 2nd. mtgs/re- equip., grape crusher, Ig. grape FREE EST. CALL 739-9607 ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING. to 5 Campaneaa Construction 369-1584 or 775-8108 The Register. One Register Pla- Equal Opportunity Employer. linancing/ciedlt problems and M/F/H. press, wine barrels, etc. Drill CARPENTRY. 6. OTHER RE- SECRETARY za. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. foreclosures ok. press, jig saw, motors, hand HOME CRAFTSMAN — Car MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC pantry, woodwork. Jobs done PAIRS Residential/commercial mesonry 176R Roofing Parson capable ol sssumlng re- CUSTOMER SERVICE REP- PART TIME RECEPTIONIST Kramer Financial 300-0240 tool*, plumbers visa, pipe threaders Lg. sate, dishwasher, with precision. Job too big lor CALL FRANK 5304660 Serving Monmouth area 15 yrs sponsibilities In a secretarial ca- RESENTATIVE — 16-20 hrs. Must have good phone manners ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS and Ilka working with public. artificial Christmas trees and or- you? Too small lor others? Ken Free estimates. Can 741-1644 RICKS ROOFING — Commer- pacity. Must hava at least 3 yrs per week/flexible. Salary plus Low fate 1st & 2nd mtgs/refl- Soderlund 588-2971 after 5pm. cial residential a Industrial. Hot commlslon. Apply In person 141 Only serious need apply to An- naments, sofas, chairs, ward- 171Q Healing Service/ exp and ba familiar with memory nancing/credtt problems and robes, old trunks, big cooler, 176A Moving/ tar. rubber 1 srungles. IS yrs typewriters or wordprocessing West Front St.. Red Bank. thony Izzo's Hair Cara, Little foreclosures ok. JO-JO WOODWORK S Repair Silver, NJ. 747-0004. Unilrex cash register. (100, se- axp. Free estimates, rat. 495- equipment. Must be able to Iran- DELI HELP — 10-2 p.m., Mon- Kramer Financial 306-0240 curity equip, and rnany other Addons. Additions. Paneling. KEROSENE HEATERS Storage scribe tapes, type engineering PART TIME — RN. M/F. 7-3 Painting, Decks. Patios. Lots TEACHERS MOVING INC. - Big Fri. Hrs. flex. Great for Mom Hems. 741-1480. All makes serviced at $19.95 pi. correspondence, handle com- with school age children. Nice weekends, competitive salary. LOANSTO . talk. Call Joe Untott (18 yrs. or small. Licensed a Insured. plaints and make a good ap- axp.) 767-2239. parts. Most parts & wicks In 178Z Sheetrock etmoaprwe. Shrewsbury. Call Call Beechvlew ICF 767-6100 HOMEOWNERS stock. 7394699 or 966-5061. Free aatlmatea. Fair Haven. 630- pearance. Jim at 747-2262 after 2 p.m. PERSON — New Import busi- REAL FARM LAND 1333. NJ License No. 67. A 1 S DRY WALL For any reason RE-ROOFINQ SPECIAL Sheetrock. taping a (Marling, Extensive fringe benefits pro- DELIVERY PERSON — Wanted ness. Matawan area. Call 290- Low rate*. Fast approvals. TOPSOIL 171U Home 1168. Starling Mortgage LTD 20 years experience. 1761 Odd Jobs reasonably priced, futy Insured. gram offered Pleas* reply wrth flexible hrs. Good money. Cad fast service cal Gary 775-2349. resume, salary requirements 739-1142 ANY QUANITY Call 787-0971 anytime. Improvement ANY JOB — Small to large. RECEPTIONIST — General 9-9 dally and availability to: medical office. MkMletown. Cell WILL DELIVER RT BUILDERS — Dormers, BASEMENTS FINISHED Lawn dean ups. gutters, paint- USA Slip Covera DIRECTOR OF WELFARE Credit problems understood. INTERIOR REMODELING ing. Ught hauling, etc. duality, Box F499 c/o The Register, One Part-time position available 671-6682. doors and floors. 20 years exp. Register Plaza. Shrewsbury. ANYWHERE GARDEN STATE HOME IMP. rets. Danny, 741-2066. CUSTOM MADE SILPCOVERS 1/1/87. Degree In social work RN/LPN — 3-11. Charge, every Siding, rooting and more. Free Amd any size or type cushions N.J. 07701. 493-9782 Eats. Call 767-0971 anytime. 671-0060. preferred but will substitute al other weekend, exc. salary A MERCHANDISE A-1 ODD JOB SERVICE with your tabric by: "Oscar" SERVICE CONTRACTOR — Ex- least two years experience In benefits. Call DON. 787-0100 FILES — 4 drawer legal. Any Expect honw reparrs. Cal after 4pm. 747-0662 perienced In heating, air condi- public or private welfare. Strong for Interview. reasonable oiler. Desks & 164A Carpet CAMPANILE CONSTRUCTION -Futyl «y Insurei d tioning a plus. Excellent administrative skills required. 071 Merchandise chairs alao avail. Call 747-6677. Cleaning Additions, remodeling, quality Can'630-6816 53 . 1601 Tree Service opportunity with established Salary commensurate wrth ex- RN/LPN — For busy pediatrics work, dependable, all types of perience. Submit resume to: offlca. 3 days/week. Exp. pre- For Sale A-1 EXPERT Carpet Cleaning carpentry. Call 449-4359. WE CLEAN - Gutters, vrtndowa. WOOOYS TREE SERVICE Monmouth County Fuel Oil Deal- FILL DIRT AND and do gutter and roofing ra- er. Call Mr. McGralh. 291-3200. Local Assistance Board ferred. MkMletown area. Send AIR COMPRESSOR — 15 HP UPHOLSTERY CLEANING. Tree trimming a removal. Stump Borough of Red Benk resume to: Box 054, c/o The Oulncy. 7«r HP Reeves drive & ROAD GRAVEL. MORRIS HOFFMAN palra. We also resurface drtva- grinding. FuHy Insured. Free es- SERVICES STATION ATTEN- HOMES WINTERIZED waya. Small paaiUng and 32 Monmouth Street Register. One Register Plaza, 12 Maytag coin operated wash- 747-0209 or 642-7405 Capantry, painting. Large or timates. Cal 530-1812 DANT — Fun time, starting pay Red Bank, Naw Jersey 07701 Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. ers. 229-3600 ask for Leon. ANY QUANTITY, carpentry |oba. No (Ob loo small. small rapalra Decks built. Free estimates 741-1517 $5/hr. Duckworth Sunoco. Rt WILL DELIVER 1641 Counter Topa Reasonable Rates 671-4755 1811 Video 35. Shrewsbury. 741-4927 00 YOU SEW WELL? — Make SALES — Pan/lull tlma ALL CONTEMPORARY — 6 Christmas tree ssles. $4 per hr. Mat rust sectional/sleeper. ANYWHERE. DIFE COUNTERTOPS SERVICE STATION ATTEN- money in your spare time sew- INNOVATIVE RENOVATORS 176M Painting/ The Bright Acre. 747-5555. $300. Chrome/light wood tiled Complete line ol quality mada Let ua apply your anaginatJon Audio/Video Productions DANT — Fun or pan-time. Musi ing already cut garments. Also 493-9782 needed 2 people to do hand- cocktail table $76. Oak/white formica a corlan countertope. To decks, doors, windows Plastering -Professional video ba neat 4 reliable. Will train. SECRETARY — 2-3 days/wk. 1- work and machine applique. Can formica 5 pc. wan unit $250. All FIREPLACE DOORS — Solid Call lor tree esl. 201-756-6177. Klthoane & baths. Can 671-6006 ROtrSMMTMO Production Servtce- Salary negotiable. Apply at Mon- 5PM. Good typing essential. Call Weddlnga TAILORED DRESS. 229-1616. 741-6665. $575. Carl 671-3562. brass a glass, will tit most stan- Interior a Exterior mouth 81. Cnoy/on. dard fireplaces. Cost (650 164J Canvas INTERIOR DESIGNS — Custom AMATEUR RADIO EOUIPMENT kitchens, baths, ceramic tile, pa- Professional painting SHEET METAL/HVAC — Super- DRIVER — Needed. Student or SECURITY GUARD — Wanted. asking (200. Call 741-6375. Cal 663-1622 ' senior citizen welcome. Flexible 2am til 10am. Saturday morn- — Hammarlund HQ 120 radio Product* per hanging. pakitJng.lree esti- intendent lor high volume HVAC receiver $100. Hammarlund HO FIREWOOD — Mixed seasoned hrs. Call 630-0660 between 6 6 ings $4 50/per hou>. Call 642- JEAN'S CANVAS mates Can 767-4117 ROBERT CARONE oomrador. 7 years field experi- 110 radio receiver with matching wood $120 a cord atackad. Can ence minimum. Salary commen- 10pm Ask for Shirley. 4000 Ext. 205. Wave Got The Coast Covered. N#weu Hooie Impcovecnents speaker and manual, $125. Call 872-2137. Interior a Exterior surate with experience. Benefits DRIVERS — P/T llmo drivers SERVICE STATION ATTEN- John, 642-8271. Winter Covera - Blmmi Tope Specializing m carpentry. Dupacatton a Editing available Include hosprlallistlon. ma|or FIREWOOD — Oak. seasoned Repairs -Interiors - Cushions. painting, and home repalra High nuaatijTleesrialne rii needed. Neat appearance. Exp. DANT — Part time after school Neat. Clean, Quality Work medical. Ufa insurance, paid va- AM/FM STEREO — 2 cass. 1-3 yrs. Full cord spin 1 derrv- WIMTER RATEf (Ml) 717-0070- SmUkOe welcome. 496-1919 a plus. Call 739-3287. a weekends. Little Silver a Fair For Free EaMmala Can 291-8021 201-291-1489. cation 4 holidays, company ve- Haven araa. Call 747-8986 or decks w/turntabb & graphic d t3JrOSSS3 EARN EXTRA MONEY — For equalizer, $100. Wood cocktail & hicle, must be knowtedgable In 530-9073. FIREWOOD — (Seasoned) $95 an phases of sheet metal 4 Holiday shopping. Clerical office end table w/storeoe, $75. singer help. Flex, hra 671-0066,. Zlg-Zag sawing machine. $25. per cord delivered. (Stacked ex- HVAC layouts. Sand resume 8N0W SHOVELERS Ira) Local areas. Can 544-8356. and selary requirements to Wit- FLOOR PERSON — Apply In S9/hr, Call 922-1131 Call 739-9383. unan Heating 4 A/C. P.O. Box 4 LINES - 30 DAYS person. Arnold Walter Nursing FIREWOOD 424. South pTamiteki. NJ 07060. TEACHERS ASSISTANT — Im- ANTIQUE SPINNING WHEEL Home. 622 8. Laurel Ava., mediate opening tor P/T or F/T Original mustard color, 24 In. Seaeoned 291-1427 SHEET METAL SHOP — Brake Hazlet. Mon.-Fri. 9-5. person. Working In nursery wile*!. S75. Denningtor. pina 4G FWMMDOB • - SpiK and dattv- FLORAL DESIGNER — Part school/dsy care setting. Call In. round table, 2 leaves, $50. ered. Call 229-8345 eves, or operator and helpers. Bull and 642-4732 alter 1PM. FOR ONLY $49,00 542-1700 Panama. Can 739-9260. tlma. Call 741-4666. 871-4194. 741-7072 daya. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22,1966, The E«gi«ter 132 Townhomes 250 Auto* 250 Auto* 250 Auto* 100 Condo* 101 Apwtmwrts 131 Houses tor Sale — ( Star -84. I PLYMOUTH — 61 Hattasn COLTS NECK - 100 FREEHOLD — Luxury I bdrm cond . wati nsanet. MOO or bast IPRICE CLASSIC — 1177 4 FORO - t*avanck. IW*. * *. SEA BRIGHT — Knotty Pma MONMOUTH (EACH — Braak- dr.. auto. pa. ot>. v»o«i. * aa, bRMn.Bod>n good ahapa.low Td. 4-41*.. P*. •unroof. AM/FM t*Rd-Sat*Sun . kic pa* dan, Ivs basha, c/a. w/w. MIDDEN POND ESTATES watar COM 2-bdrm. 2V» M otter CM 767 1(07 attar 2PM an. (-« pm HautaMM asms. - -i. ahop- living room, 1 bdrm. apt. vt HOLMDEL OFF PALMER am/tm atatas. (tsai or e/a. M. DO**«X* work reouired. beat 6 track, and. cond 6M00 M. on Snrawabury mar. Pool 6 Ona ownar. Aaklng (3486 or toy*, anana. air utas No block beech, ahop ft bua SmgM 4 *R aosgnW w/burgukjr aaarm- Deal Cas 631-twi c^'oTMOO. Call 871-2774 only. No pets Yrly leaaa Saeu- •anna courts 2nd aoor vtaw of Cyo Cal after WMttt-74ra rlty. Rat. (485 pkja alec. CM ooaan (148.600. Principal* on- - Mavarwk 70. «uja PLYMOUTH — 1878 Honaan. 741-0388 ly! 201-631-8204 wkdaye (01- dr.. ntt shape (10.600 Cat JACKSON (275.000. Hawax BuiMars me. 747- 61.000 ml., a/e. ps/pb. naw lira* - - PAIR HAVEN Can 667-1047 MH816 alt 8pm ft ukand*. MOMD — INt. • star oanarai. '84 Lake Ana. MSM CRYSTAL BROOK 102 HOUMS for Rfnt RED BANK MANOR — 1 bdrm:. black 6 eJtvar, many naw part*. (IMO CMava* 7S7-4180. Luxury trjiiKnaus* SvtrM let CHEVY — Canwo. 1(7(. 4 spd. cond. 93.000 mi. Aaklng m. 11/23. ,0-Sma first floor wNh gang* AvM. toeM good, rune graat uso. KM, hurat sum. Mac* ttuvara. 4 floor, nv. rm. dm. rm. kllch, EAST KEANSBURG — 2 email EDWARD W COLUNS •nmed. (88.800 Caa 870-2256 Can oaMou soar fcm Caa 281-2421. PLYMOUTH — ISM VOSarte. lemey on. w/mplaca ft H bath, na, large kitchen. LR. tun AGENCY REALTORS 046-4144 oralger mag*, ay Oooaytch TA S3? bay window w/tavatan Kid __Jh. (500/mo plus uW. 1V» araTca* iKoMT or «04-8*7( tin, slant 6. 3 apd man- Oaa hot a* turnaca, iw. DOOM. I badrooma. 2nd floor, mgrtsrn 240 Vans FORO PINTO STATION WAGON floor. I large bdrma, 2 fun bath* mo. sec NO pats. Adults only. KEANSBURG (139,900 CHIVY — Capno* nsisir wag- 1*7* 48.000 orig. mi., auto, pa, ftr rXaiuim, Mac Sat 4 Sun, ft war - 7*7-1706. wtohan, garaga and air timdt- CHEVY — 1076 van. V6. 7 paa- on '77. Air. P8. rm. ovJaa, Large 4 BR home on (0(110 lot aorang (102.000 Realtor CM PC. ac. am/tm satrap, good - RED BANK — RIVERFRONT ma> immaculal* 9 bedroom SCHLOTT taua. io* cnaat, raised root, a cond (6600 firm. CM 2(1- hauat. looka and tuna graat watooma. Directly from ownar. aga. low prlca. CM 281-3167 curteme. M. laoil.ar/apaaii- 1 or 2 Udrm. «Nh apactacmlar Ranch m prime area ol UMa ally Ughta. After 0 aw (on. M71 allar*. (2000orb/oCM683-6t2f «fa. mow, 100 Waahingtjn St no commiasion (1090/mo Can FORO — 76 Granada 4-dr. 6- vkm. From (650 mduda* uW. Silver. Room to expand and CHEVY IMPALA WAGON 406-2171. REALTORS DODGE VAN 360 — '78. Way cyl. P8/PB. A/C. Vary good con- PONTIAC GRAND AM - 1886 - LEONARDO — 21 Harnaon 741-0610. perfect aettng tor In ground dow wan. Good condMon. 1963 CuaMm part a cuatom Ava. oft Leonard Av* Muni tarn- pool. Coma see thl* one dition (ttOO or B/d CM 1- 4 cylinder. 6 speed. AM/FM Sta- RED BANK — 1 bdrm. condo KEANSBURG — 3 room houae 201-842-7600 (2000. Can 747-0062. rao caaaane. A/C Tit. aport OotttM, hoUaMhOM, toys, (279.000. FHV101 aaa. moving. Aaung (000 Can 6pm at 671-8126. 1st floor Excaaant neighbor- for rant. (425/mo + ulil 4 gas. DOOOE — 82 van. V-8 (IS OU. wheel*, cruise Mu.t •*« Asking ',. Sat 11/21, 8-4PM. 566-6270. hood. Walk to anna. Large 1 me sac CaH 747-2146. 135 Commercial in. PB. PS. good Urea. AM/FM FORO — 1877 LTD II. t dr. Ml, (8200. 76S-SI74. MIOOLETOWN rooma. 1750/mo Inc. heat. CM pa/pb. p/wkMowa, a/c cnaaa. LITTLE SILVER — Ram w/op- CHEVY IMPALA — Wagon 1(76 PONTIAC - J200S. 1962. THIS IS IT. Sat. 11/22. 9-4pm. after4pm 741-24X • SCHLOT201-042-700T0 Property Runs good. (380 or b/o Can Uon to buy. 3 bdrm Cap* Cod n REALTORS (3695 Can 710422T, 0 af- 72,000 highway ml. 1 ownar. Any weather A-Z/M goea ' 739-3559 1MJM128.000 ml.. (1250 or beat oft* SEA BRIGHT — Naw 6 rm 3 br vary oeslretile community KEANSBURG — 4000 aq. It. te.6PM exc condL loaded. (28SJ). CM Buta».wcod Rd tall 264-7230 3Vt bam, ooaan vlaw trpK. gar. Month-to-month lease LOCUST — Perfect eatttng for floor space, loading doors, va- DODGE — 1080 Conv. Van. CHEVY 6712032 klda ok Faa altar ramai, w*.- (tOOO/mo. CaH 747-2366 attar 4. your antique* Marveioua 19th unt, ownar financing avail slant 6 eng Trana. ( eng over- Impala '76. Good cond. Only FORO — 1M7 Galaxy 800 XL MIDOLETOWN — 12 Holy Ct (00.(00. Klrwan Co. 767-6600 PONTIAC — Trana Am 74 H»t Rant***. Bkr 630-5200 MIDOLETOWN — Enargy affi- Century Colonial, authentically hauled an 86. 4 oapt. chaire, 63.000 ml. Many wtra*. (400. Engm. 390. auto on 11/21 » 11/22. 6-4pm, tumkuf*. floor, bk* with red Manor Body awnacuUta. M naw kn». Oothae. picture*. Unas Kama. cient. an naw 3 bdrm split level, restored. Modem kitch. Fab- OLDBRIQETWP. bad, clothes rack. pa. cruise, Can 471-0676. bucket* and otmaota. MM. Ml Ownar want to Germany Baa) water view, walk to beach. 1 V* ulous viewa... on Clayplt Creek. Spectacular money making op- stereo, naw brakes, a/c com- CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC offer. 767-45W or 767-0810. preaaof. water pump 4 muffler 4 (111. bath, garage, yard. c/a. aah- 4 bdrma.. 2Vk baths. Truly a gam eration, non-alcoholic dub lea- 1074. Ona ownar, V-8. a/c a MtOOLETOWN — Oak HM. MuM waehar. nraplaca 4 new carpet. (, a bargain at (945.0001 luring adult entertainment plpea. Alao 14 ft. Olassmaalar FORD — 1080 Falcon. 2 dr PONTIAC — Trana Am 'M. lamy. 11 Lyon Rd, Fn * Sat. good running car. MOO. CM Lease (11S0/mp. plus utll. 1 v, CROWELL AGENCY, 741-4030. Located on major highway n Bass Boat, with 55 tip Johnson, i PS. kiat blue. T-top*. auto. PW. PS. PB. Nov. XI a 22. 10-4 on Pelican trailer w/ else power winch atwe p m . 05773 101 Apartwnte security. 072-1075 or 072-0621 MATAWAN — 1 BR brick condo Middlesex County. Easy opera Only 44.000 original ma Eagle OT'a. axel cond, muat Bd. Don't nmaa tnis ona. bon. Rial sit back and count the Packaga (8000" 022-3075. CHEVY MALIBU WAGON •31(2.000 ml. MSOO or b/o. MONMOUTH BEACH —Smash- w/pool 1 tennis court. Easy orb/o 291-501 ALLENHURST — 5 commute to NY. All appHanoas money. Great location for office •79 PS. PB. a/c. auto, orig. Caa 871-0238 trig., naw carpet, porch, near ing 4 bdrm Victorian w/ocaan a somplex by uaer or Investor who DODGE — 1970 Good cond owner, 'axe. running cond. HONDA ACCORD — '61. 4-dr MONMOUTH BEACH — As- Indudad. (66.000. 290-0393 PONTIAC — Trana Am 65 aonad h/hou itams a coaectt- lake. Faa after rental. Walchan ivar views. 201-5916; aoaan't want dub operation. Aaklng (1200. Can 406-0750. Aaklng »'3Q6 201-2871 *tlar 6. •unroof, AM/FM Rantak. Bkr 6904200. MIDDLETOWN — House for condition. *MM. CM 264-1108 Loaded Radar, muet sea CM Maa. Sat, Nov. 22nd. 105pm NAVESINK/ATLANTIC HIGH- 1750,000. FHV-119. FORD VAN — 1(80 E100.0 cyl, CHEVY — MaaDU '78. PS. PB, sal* by ownar. 3 bdrm.. large 739-9708 20 Neva*** Dr LANDS — 2 bdrm.. 1 bath, living standard, cuatom Interior, many A/C. 60K nwaa. garage kept HONDA — Accord 85 hatch- ALL LANDLORDS llvingroom, dinlngroon. large PONTIAC - '83 8000 STE. room, dining room, aat In kitch- extras. (3100 or b/o. CM 747- (1500. 747-2125^ back. A-1 cond Standard. Monmouth a Ooaan Counties eating kitchen, porch. Naw heat Loaded, dealer maintained CM NAVESINK — Moving ••» All NO COST TO YOU en. (700/mo. plus utu. IVk mo. SCHLOTT 6497 or 747-3312. 33.000 ml. (eioo or bait offer. typaa of marohandisa. 2M sec CaH 495-0021. aystam. No brokers $69,900 CHEVY — Monte Carlo 82 Call 015-9083 or 747-4435 730-0700. Wa have qualified tenant! wait- REALTORS 201-842-7600 FORO — 1065 14 passenger, Landau. V-8 auto. cruu*. air. thousand Oaka Or. Sat 11/22. 767-2065. ^^ PONTIAC — 60 Phoanla. 64k Ing to rant your property. PORT MONMOUTH — Sm dual ac. (0000 or balance of cass radio, low miles (4795 HONDA CIVIC — 1870 6 sod . CM 872-2840. hatchback. *t*.*o. 5 apd. axd. No Charge) house on 1/4 acre, loft, 138 Mobile Homes lease subject to credit approval. Call 747-3364. •xc. running cond, only 48,000 MIDDLETOWN — Leonardo 81 cond. (2100. CM 871-8467. NEW MONMOUTH — Naw toy*. No Obligation) klds/pata ok Fee aftar rental, Highland Ava. 2 BR ralasd ranch Call 747-6621 or 741-6040. ml, MOO or b/o. CM 842-8604 Wa personally eeoon proapac Walchart Rentals. Bkr 200-0656. HAZLET — Adult park. 10 by 60. CHEVY — Monte Carlo. 1OK1. or 496-4031 Rt. 96 to Wilton Ava. 10 Sylvia on 25x107 lot. Taxaa (1136. panelling throughout, 2 bad- PORSCHE — 044. 1083. sun- Tan. to 5 Doto.»« PI. Sat. ama tenants to your property FORD — 1972. (200 or ban muat sell (3000. Call RUMSON — Llv. rm. 2/3 bdrms. Completely renovated int./axl. rooms, naw heating system, offer. Needs battery and tuneup. HONDA — Prelude. 1960. 5roor. 6 apd. p/wMdowt. leather Sun. 10-4, 671-9574. Call the Professionals! Oat HWBB. Kitchen, dining SSS3: int.. HKk on black. 38.000 ml. Welched Rentals Inc new kltch.. 2 baths, screen naw stove, a/c. naw carpet, Call 767-4292. apd, *i*c sunroof, am/fm aterao OCEANPORT — Gigantic S lam- porch (900 + utll 747-6160. area, living rm, master bdrm on cloae to shopping and transpor- CHEVY — Monte Carlo 76 All caaa. aaklng (3000. CaH 201 (15.900 Caa 291-1453 *y aala. Chnatmaa boutlqus. main floor w/all naw floor cover- THANK YOU ST. JUDE power, air. auto. 67.000 ml 9371 or 291-4910. >1100 RUMSON — 6 mo., furnished. 3 ing. Second bedroom, rec room tation (29,900. CaH 8664)726. BQ SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC raweiery. toya, antkju**. coHacti- or 739-0635 anyBma. MOO or beat offer can 566- Newman Springs Rd, Rad Bank anrewebury 6305200 bdrm. IVk bathaJ car garage, ft utility room In finished base- 0001. Mat. appilancee. tool*, books. quiet (1100 mcljuills. ivt mo, HONDA PRELUDE — 62 741-0910 designer clothing, dining tab* Licensed Real Eatata Brokar. mant. Attic also renovated w/w HAZLET — Mobile homa. 2 245 Truck a Trailers (4006. 1 ownar. Exc. cond sec , no pata. Calf 642-1321. carpeting. Accessible by pull bdrma., E/l kitchen, llvingroom. CHEVY — Mont* Carlo '62. 6- STRAUB BUICK OPEL w/4 chair*. 660. Quaan alxa AMC — 1077. Jaap Pick-up, a* cyl, loaded. Sharp looking car Must sell. Can 4932296. ASBURY PARK — 5 ma In 2 SHREWSBURY — Carriage down stairs. Priced to sail at naw A/C and carpet Call 245- 9 ACRES ol Naw ft Uaad Car* •Mlpar couch $90. 77 Dodga fan, . heat Incl, trig.. kMa/pata I. (600 Can 741-0084. (4000. Call 842-5054 or 671- Aapan $795, Don't mitt tnit house on estate. 2 bdrma.. 2 (00.900. No brokers. Call 495- 6363. HONDA — 1961 Accord LX, 8 Hwy 30. 284-4000 Kaypon ok., graat area Faa after rental. 4411 loranappt CHEVY HALF TON — 1082 8581 Donna. spd. sm/tm stereo, vary good tala. Sat. * Sun, 11/22 a 11/23. baths, iirepiace, garaga. HIGHLANDS — Small 1 bdrm., Weichert Rentals, Bkr 530-5200. Cuslon deluxe 10. Auto, pa, pb, cond, priced to sell (3196 Caa STUDEBAKER LARK — 1983 9-4PM m.Sagamora Ava (1 (1250/mo. Call 741-1229 or ocean view. (12.000 or b/o. Call CHEVY MONZA — 1(78 8 cyt. fg cap. step bumper. Exc. cond. 222-5628. cl.ssic 80.000 orig. mi. B/O. mock from Monmoutn Blvd.) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 2 741-1575 after 5pm. MIDDLETOWN OAK HILL 739-1118 0.872-9000 62.000 ml., am/tm cass (500. (4600. Call 672-0270. CM 758-1020 *fter 6pm. or BR, 2 bath, 2 family house. OIWCN MEADOW ESTATES CM 405-3319. HONDA — 1(79 Civic, aaklng weekend! RED BANK — 10-2. Sat Nov. fMO/mo. Includes utu. 201-1632 KEANSBURG — Adult park. 2 (600. Csll 563-6406 TINTON FALLS — 4 bdrms. 2V» WIIHsmsburg built Waal Port bdrm*., carpeting throughout, CHEVY SILVERADO TRUCK CHEVY — Monia. 1976. 6 spd. 22. moving. 69 Oakland SI after 5PM. modal on prim* lot Vary spa- QLASTITE CAP — 1086. 8 cyt., SUBARU BRAT GL — I960 RUMSON — Qaraga aala. 7 baths, quiet ntxhd. Wooded lot. lota of closet apace. Reasonable V6. axe. running cond. naw IMPALA — 18S2. 52.000 mi, 4 wheel dr. with cap. cious canter hall colonial, 4 auto trana:. a/c 4 other extra*. clutch, must sMI (860 or bast Rivervtew Ava. Sat. A Sun., Nov.ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 all appliances, fireplace. 2 car price. Call after 5pm 739-4466 dr. good cond, fust tuned up (t 500 or b/o. CM 6304361 bdrm. garden apt. MOO Hast 6 garage, gss. heat/hot water. Av- bdrma., 2V> baths. Master bdrm 6200 ml Uk* naw. *ik!ng otfsr. Can 787-1524. 22nd a 23rd. 0-5 p.m. Rain or (2800. Can 642 3523 aftar 1pm. .' hot water me. No pata. 201- ail 12/1. S1.200 plus utll. 049- suit* w/flrepface, wet bar, MOBIL HOME — 10 X 55. 2(12.000. 671-6632^ ._^ shin*. dressing area, 6 greenhouse bdrm*.. washer/dryer, refrlg., CHEVY NOVA — '78. 4-dr. JAGUAR 0006. 1544. daya. 747-4653. eves CHEVY S-10 — 1063 3/4 ton 7 SUBERO — am/fm caaa, 6 window In bath Sunken llv. rm., naw carpet, panel. Shed. Call PS/PB. V-8 306. Run* and loons XJ6 76. Exd. cond. Loaded. apd, aunrool. MOO. 608-0496 RUMSON — Sun. only. » a.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Huge ' ily rm. w/tlrepiaoe. Large, 787-2409 Leave massage. ft. lined bad. 6 cyl., pa, pb, auto like new Baal reasonable offer. New tires. 93K CSH 756 1967 Mltcallanaoua. lea akataa. 3 rm. heal Incl, deck/patlo/pool. 103 Rental* to Share open franch country kltch.. Iran*.. 40,000 ml. Asking (4000. 966-9040 SUBURU — 70 wagon. Naw aladt. Wkat. typewriter, GOOD kkls ok. Faa after rental. w.l- LITTLE SILVER w/mexlcan tile 4 tiled counter CaH 542-3910 aftar 7pm. JEEP RENEGADE — 1(70. Soft rebuilt Iran*, 4 w d. A/C. BUYS. 22 HaathcWI Rd. (oft che.t Rentals Bkr, 200-0555. lops Oak wood floors, beamed CHEVY NOVA — 1978. 2 dr.. lop. ps. pb. auto, am/fm. 58.000 AM/FM. 4 *ld. rear del wiper Lady wW ehare bar naw place CHEVY—67 C10 Pickup. Good good cond, (1000. CaH 496- orig ml Aaklng (3900. Call attar Rumaon Rd.). wrth young aarUor ciUien gen- calling a trench doors leading to RECREATIONAL running condition. (600. 566- (2000 or b/o 672-9126 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lux- deck Partial finished basement. 0131 Vtar 4 p.m. 5 30 pm, 264 7560 UNION BEACH — Frl. 11/21 ftury 4 room unit, an utllt. incl. 'Kklrom 2471. TOM'S FORO Sat 11/22. 9-4PM. Oatk tawing cant, air, 6 many other ameni- CHEVY — 74 Nova. 2-dr. 360- JEEP — 1085 CJ7. Renegade terrace, carpet. Faa after rental. CHEVY 4x4 PICK UP — 1060 200 Hwy 35 Kaypon cabinal. lampa. ate. 326 Lorillard and private bathroom. MOO oaf ties too numerous to list. Taste- v-6. auto. Runa good. (300 or packaga. 11.500 mi. 5 spd. 6 WaJchart Rantala. Bkr 530-5200. ful neutral decor. (389.900. 071- 152 Boats (V Naw tiros, dual batteries, dual 284-1600 Ava. Taka Pool Ava. to Btyviaw mo. UtHa. kid. CM 760-1278. B/O. Can 290-0372. cyl. pa/PO. log lights, center 7242. Accessories tanks. 1 ton Posl rear, extras, TOYOTA COROLLA OELUXE — loLorillard EAST KEANSBURO — 3 bdrm. CHEVY — 1066 Celebrity, axe. consota. hard top. Intarmltant MIDDLETOWN AREA — Prof. tlrat (3000. Csll 730-0487. 1076. Hatchback. 5 speed apartment. (650 pkw utmtles. ALPALACHE — Sleep* 6. stova, cond.. fully loaded, low ml, wipers, axe. cond. (8500 Can UNION BEACH Call 406-2061 attar 5. M/F warned to share 3 BR DATSUN PICK UP — 1960. 4 530-0679 AM/FM stereo 122,000 mUa*. 17 Dlbllng St. Many Hams. Sat. house. (333 pi. 1/3 utilities Non refrlg.. toilet, furnace, instant hot (11,000. Can aftar 4pm. 290- water, complete class 2 trailer cyl.. 5 spd., axe. cond Asking Bait oflar. 201-2300 ft Sun. 11/22 ft 11/83. 9-4PM. smoker. Can evaa 787-0147 or MIDDLETOWN 1866. KITSON CHEVROLET CO. hitch. (2000. Call 201-1634 (1500. Call 563-6026. TOYOTA COROLLA 671-0109. Leave message. OWNER ANXIOUS CHEVY — 1984. Camaro 228 Hwy 38 Eatontown UNION BEACH — 46 Scholar 1078. Needs work. Bast offer 3/4 bdrm Ranch on 100x150 OATSUN — 1074 Pick up with 6.0 high output angina. V8. I- 542-1000 Dr. Oddl 6 andt. Sat. Nov. RED BANK HOUSE — Non- profsssionaiy landscaped lot,on cap. Good running cond. Asking CaH 530-0795. . 22nd. hm? GREEN GROVE GARDENS— 1 amoker, professional praf. Very BAYLINER — '60. 23Vi ft. cabin, tops powar windows, a/c. LABRIOLA MOTORS West side ol Hwy 35. Priced at marc. I/O. dual controls, flying (700 C«ll 291-2377. am/fm stereo cass, brand new TOYOTA — Land Cruiser S4.4- A 2 bedroom apta. ExC. location nice, 2 BR. Good loc conv. to 1104.000. ERA Advantage. 566 Newman Springe Rd Red Bank to OSP. Beautiful spacious bridge, loaded. End. cond. trans, axe cond. 38.000 ml. wh dr. 35.O0O.nl A/C. AM/FM OS Pkwy. Walk to Bell Core •"000. FORO BRONCO 4 X 4 — 1065. 741-2433 077 Pets & Livestock courtyards Nicest rentals In Newman Spgs. 10 mm. to Bell (14.700 671 8090 lull power, trailer hitch, running Asking (0500 or bast offer. Call sterao can. fog lights. (10.300 Kaypon 264-1646.0-6, Mon-Frl MIODLETOWN Nancay 826-8360. LEBARON CHYRSLER — 79 Rumson 642-8130. Advancad And Labs Hoimdel (395/mo plus BAY RUNNER — 10ft — Can- boards, axe. cond., 20,000 ml. Runs good Body good PS/PB, utll. David' day:049-1521 DELIGHT TO THE EYES Bagnnara HAZLET — Large 2 room stu- tar console. 50 horse power Calissvi cai-diiiful 291-3133. . CHEVY — 1978 Impala Station AM/FM radio, A/C. auto Good TOYOTA LAND CRUISER DOG TRAINING eva:756-6434 msg.: 756-0489 Beautifully . maintained large 4 marc, electric start In trailer. dio, newly decorated, frig., car- >drm, 2Vt bath Colonial with FORD — '76 pick up F150. 6- Wagon. Pb, pa. ac, excellent tliea (2000 or B/O 264-0991 4 wheel drive wagon. 1984. Low Baythora Dog Club 741-6046 pat (325. Faa attar rental. Moving. Must sell (2.200 or mechanical condition. (1600 mi, exc cond, a/c, stereo cass. 104 Winter Rentals attached 3 car garage Property BO Call 8729624 cyl. auto. excl. running cond. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Wetchert Rantala Bkr, 200-0555. large enough for pool and tannls Many naw part*. Strong de- Call 741-8448. radio, pa pb. 4 apd, (0450 CM BIG SALE MARK III — 1971. An power 842-8130. HIGHLANDS — Scenic water- OCEAN GROVE — Winter rant- courts Priced at (349.000. ERA BOAT AND LOADER STORAGE pendable workhorse (1350. CHEW — 72 Mallbu. One own- Aaklng (4500. Can 747-3339 af- 20& OFF front. 2 bdrm. 4 rooms. Dae. 1. ala. 1 BR etflcenciea 6 rooms Advantage. 566-7000. RESONABLE RATES 495-1715^ ar. 2 door. V-8 P/S, P/B. New tar 4. TOYOTA STARLET — '82. Ught ranging from $50 (140/wk. Fur- THE SKIPPER'S SHOP brakes ft tires Good running blue. 5 apd. 22.000 orig. mi, 1 DAY ONLY Can 707-7221. (600 par mo., MIDDLETOWN FORD nished. All utll. Security raq. Atlantic Highland* 672-0367 car. Aaklng (650 or BO Can LINCOLN CONTINENTAL vary reliable ft pluautila. PRIME AREA OF MIDDLE- 75 F100 Standard 302 w/cap. Sat. Nov.22nd 774-1133 ask lor Joyce. 8579069 TOWN CAB — 1973. 4 dr, blue (2(00. CM 872-1060. RICK'S SADDLE SHOPS HIGHLANDS — 9 bdrm house. TOWN. DON'T MISS THISI....3 CANOE — 17ft Qruman canoe. Runs 6 looks great (1950 Call navy ft leather interior. Loaded. SEA BRIGHT — Fabulous new Excollenl condition. (325 or best 671-0365 TOYOTA — station wagon, EngHthtown a Omma Ridge Small family w/no pels pral bedroom, m bath, fully heated CHEVY MALIBU ~- '74. 8 cyl. Call 544-0000. (525 + utrl. 6 sac. 376-3442 waterfront homa. 2 baths, fire- basement Ranch Is just waiting offer. O*» 760-4717. auto. PS/PB. Body In beautiful 1070, a/c. rear defroster, t naw FORD — 1066. F160, cuatom MALIBU CLASSIC — 76 Chev- CAT NEEDS GOOD HOME place, completely turn. (900/mo. to ba decorated. Priced to sell condition. (350. Must SM. B/O. snow*, roof rack. axe. cond. HIGHLANDS — 1 a 2 bdrm. COLONIAL — 32 ft. Wood. cab. vary dean body, needs rolet. Naw motor and trantml*- i vi yr old mala. Spayad. phis utll. 654-6520. 3nng your Investor*. (155.000. 767-7390. (1800. CM 767-7361. (400 6. (600 + UW. Near river, needs work, but has 2 new 0 some work. (300. Call 583- slon Have papers to prove all declawad a hat all ahott. FHV-106. Call 071-5713. security, no pata. Can Angel at 108 Furnished Rooms hra. eng & good transmissions. 0128. CHRYSLER CORDOBA — 1(70 work dona 291-3703. TOYOTA — Supra '81. Auto 707-4106. Winter storage paid. (3650 or HIGHLANDS — Stationary mo- V8. auto, ac, pa. pb, cruise con- trans, fully loaded, axd. cond. CATS — 2 famala. Free to a b/o. Call 530 0362 after 6pm. MAXIMA — 1083. 4 dr, light ABERDEEN TO RED BANK bile homa. 60x14, 2 BR. II not trol, rwd, am/fm radio, beautiful new tires. 63.000 ml. Aaklng» good homa only. Call Dawn, HIGHLANDS — 1 bedroom Rooms 6 studios from (40 a wk. SCHLOTT Interior (550 Must aeH. B/O. blue, loaded, auto, aunrool, a/c. (8100 431-6920 or 057-4554. Skylight, river view, $570 + FIBEHFORM BOAT — '77. 65 Hillary, must move Aaklng all power, only 30.000 mi. 671-0061 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 369-1234 ILTORS 201-642-7600 767-7390 Call 067-0351. . HP mercury, excl. cond. Asking (14.000. 718-816-7761. (7900. Can 747-3338 altar 4. TOYOTA — 60 Corolla hatch- COCKATIEL — Young colorful HAZLET — (300. 888-1879. MIDDLTOWN (2000 Aktt ol extras 291-5543. CHRYSLER CORDOBA — 80 back. 5-apd. axd. cond. One mala, caga 1 food Indudad. H5. HIGHLANDS — 1 bdrm.. living MAZDA MAZDA — 82 626 luxury. A/C. KEANSBURQ — Room lor rent MIRROR CRAFT — Aluminum SES pick up longbed '64. 5-*pd. 8 cyl. 63.000 ml. New exhaust ownar. (3500. For Information Call after 5pm 767-6146. room, large kitchen, carpeted. MINT MINT MINT sysiem. naw brakes. (2500 or PW, cruise. 4-dr, 5-spd. 53,000 call 530 1736 or 630-5930. naat provtdad. Exc. cond. Please call 787-6669 or 787- boat 6 trailer, 14 ft Good cond. stereo cass. cap (4700 Call Prim* area of Mtidlatown, beau B/O 291 0375 aval, 404-6558 ml. Exd cond Asking (3975 ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL (535/mo. 1 mo. security Raf. 7247. (750 or beat offer. Call 563- 672-1307. TRIUMPH — 1080 SpMlra. mar- PUP — AKC. Exd hunting nfuiiy MI on a cui-da-sac, truly a 642-8569 201-6846. 2214 after 5PM. days-aak for Diana .con. (2500. Good, good condi- prospact Champion held llna. KEYPORT — Furnished rm. In magnificent 4 bedroom, 2 Vi MAZDA — SES 64 long bad MAZDA 826 — 1980. a/c. prrvsle homa with kitchen prlve- bath Colonial. Natural woodwork RUN-ABOUT — 14tt. With 25hp. pick up with AM/FM cast (30M CHRYSLER — LeBaron 1981. tion. Can 741-0080 after 4pm. 739-3748 KEANSBURQ — Attractively a/c. pa/pb, am/fm, *xc. cond. am/fm cast, asking (1700: Csll furnished 1 bdrm apt., cute sges. Call 739-6409 or 666- with crown and dental molding Evlnrude. Biminl lop with aid* or bast otter Call 264-1110. 291-1748 after 6 plm^ FOR SALE — Two Oottina kitchen, tile bath, laundromat, 9557. leave massage. Hardwood floors throughout. curtains 6 trailer, some other 76.000 ml. (3200. Can 583-2431. UNDER $2000 Cockatoos. Must tall at pair. Brand new pool set In proles RACE CAR TRAILER — 1073. MERCURY BOBCAT — 1076. suitable tor 1 person, no pata LITTLE SILVER — Large car- equip. Asking (800. Call 291- 18 It. dual axel Aaklng (1200 or CHRYSLER — 1873 Town and See our back row for 767-1603 attar 5:30. (500 unit. incl. Call 405-0619. stonany lindscapred grounds 2377. Country station wgn. Inslda Auto, a/c, ps, pb. only 50,000 11 peted room with relrig Very $334,900 FMV 112 bait offer Ask tor Ken. 530- ml. Asking (1000 Call 747-3338 "AS TRADED FREE KITTENS — Pan Angora, Ktvate. Non-smoker only. Call SAIL BOAT — 1964 MacOragor 9672 or 741-6974. dean. Small rust on body. En- KEANSBURG — Sunny 4 rm. 2 gin* needa some work. Asking after 4. 9 wka. old. litter trained. Call any or In 2 lam., kldi/pett ok., quiet 530-6935 25lt. 7.9 Mercury outboard with Specials. night after 6pm. Call 767-2624. trailer. Ready to sale, many ex- 250 Auto* for Sale (400. Call 842-0456 after 6 p m. MERCURY CAPRI — 82. 4 area. (500. Faa after rental. UtlDDLETOWN — Christian SCHLOTT Rassas Pontiac FREE KITTENS — 6 weeks old Weichert Rentals. Bkr 290-9555 tras Asking (10.500. Call 291- VW BUG — 65. '71 engine. spd. am/fm stereo, a/c, axe. Call 741-5180 lome. room for rant, kitchen REALTORS 201-042-7600 ALFA ROMEO — 1076. Con- cond (2500 Daya. 264 6300 Also 6 mot. ok) famala cat. All priv.. references. Call attar 3pm. 237/ vertible, brand new cond.. 1 rune good. (200 or bait offar. black, except for 1 beige Can KEANSBURG — 3 room apt., MONMOUTH BEACH ext. 39, nights. 774-2275. VOLKSWAGEN — 1074 Super lull renovated. (400 pkia utils , 291-2630. STAR CRAFT — '69. 16 ft. 55 ownar, 35.000 orkj. ml., a/c, CM 872-0425 ktava m****g« Beetle. Exc. running cond, 747-3766 attar 6pm. MERCURY LYNX STATION IW sec. Cell 495-9042. MIDDLETOWN — Pleasant EXTRA TERRIFIC Johnson w/canvas top 6 trailer. caa*., white, mich.. muat b* DATSUN — Santra, 1984, d»- am/fm cast Must sM. moving. FREE TO GOOD HOME You don t have to ba from outer 741-7667. Chris (2500 or b/o. seen. Asking (2900 Csll 566- ael. 45 mpg. manual trans, a/c, WAGON — 82 Low mkj, exc Asking (550. 830-6533. KEANSBURQ — 2 bdrm apt. -com In private home, business cond, a/c, auto, am/fm stereo Snuggles It a mad. size dog, 15 person preferred (260. call 671 apace to recognize the value 1363. good cond. (3500. Can 566- *550 plus electric. 1 1/2 mo Exceptional detail and design In THOMPSON — 20 It., wood. radio, luggage rack 12650 CaH VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE moa. old. Moving, can't taka. If 1611. FREE. Just take It away Call AMC HORNET — '73. PS. a/c, interested please call after 4pm. security. CaH aftar 4pm. 787 this 3/4 bedroom. 3 full bath after 7 p.m.. 642-2784. 1971. Runs, needs body work. 6055 or 787-9617. RED BANK — Furnished room, Contemporary. The many details 739-6420 low'mlg.. runs well, good cond. DATSUN — '77 F-10. 5 spd Good for parts. (125 or bast 767-5505. $650 741-0661. MERCURY — Monarch 1970, 2 private homa, quiet safe area. must be seen to be appreciated WOOD BOAT — 16 ft Boat trans, new radial, naw tires. offer. Call 671-1616. KEAN8BURG —14 2 bdrm Exd. running cond (600 Call dr. auto, ps/pb. a/c. 6 cyl, FREE TO GOOD HOME — 7 apta. no pett. Call between 5- Call 530-6317. Including both rlvar and ocean motor & trailer In exc. cond.. AMC JEEP CJ7 RINIOADC mo. old Spaniel mixed dog. after 3PM 291 -4643 am/fm radio w/tapa. (1000 or VOLKSWAGON — 1973 super 6pm. leave message on ma- views This la the quality built extras Must sail. (750 firm 222- 1965 Exc. cond., 6 cyl., 4 spd.. beetle. Rebuilt eng, new brkaa, Likes kids. 730-6482. RED BANK — Refined person. home you have been looking b/o. Call aftar 3pm. 671-4616. chine 707-8390. Women* Club of Red Bank. 2464. ' • am/tm cass . 12.100 ml. (6850. DATSUN 2S0ZX — 1062 Maul etc Run* like naw. (1.100 or lor. (750.000 MIRADA — 81 ft Charger '62 GERMAN SHEPARD PUPS — Lga. rm. 741-1435 or 747-9661 Call 787-1185. lie brown, pin stripes, sunroof, 5 bait oftar. CaH 566-9436 LONG BRANCH — 3 room oar- 154 Recreational Auto. A/C. PS/PB. AM/FM. AKC. large boned. 6 wkt. cham- dan apt. near ooaan. transporta- BMW — 528* 82 Safari beige. spd. coupe, leather package, 4 pion Unas, axp. tampermerrr, 108 Commercial IMMACULATE, garaged Never new Egeal GT tires, tint, win- cruise. Beat Oiler. 741-2663 VOLVO CLEARANCE tion Prim* location. Adult Vehicles Move them out price* on an late parent* of premises. 730-5261 professions a praf. 571-1469 SCHLOTT In snow. (13.000. R*s. phone dows, all receipts avail. (7900. MUSTANG — 1967 Rebullt,269 after 6PM. Rentals REALTORS 201-642-7600 LAYTON — 73 21 It. travel 756-0007. off. 225 3131. Call day or wkenda. 642-3386. eng, auto, good* cond. Asking modal stock. Big eelactlon. LONG BR/.NCH —1 BR apt trailer. Mint cond. No leaks, no ava*. 022-4824. 83s. 641, 85 s Rad Bank HELPI HARRY — Our English EATONTOWN AREA .— 0,700 NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP — Near- (1300. Call after 6pm. 741-7650. (500/mo. I eat 6 hot water Incl aq. ft., fraa standing building, rust. Closed In bottom floor, BU1CK CENTRE — 1981 p*. pb. Volvo. Newmans Springs Rd. Rt. bulldog needs naw homa. 2Vi ly new 7 yr. Ranch Includes C DATSUN — 1962. 210. Reliable NISSAN MAXIMA — 1984 til Newly r modeled. 2 BR, ample electric, avail. Dec. 1. Call bdrms, 2 lull baths, llv. rm., din awning, rear bath. toe. propane pw. Asking (2700. Call 264- 620. 741-56M. . year old AKC. loving, anthutlaa- tank* w/cover. 1st (2600 takes Iran*. 26 MPG. Naw AM/FM ver. p*. pb. cr. corn, sunroof, (600/mo. naat 6 hot water Incl 222-4125 between 6-5pm. rm., eat-in kltch, family rm.. etc 2031. VOLVO — 1979 QL. leather Int.. tlc companion. Call 756-9136 ' 8704170. It. Anytime 767-4539. cassette deck. (1200. 290-0617 stereo caaa, pw, pdl. 59,000 ml. on a lovely cul-de-sac In one o BUICK ELECTRA — 1976 2yrs warranty left. Call 826- a/c. electric, axe. cond. (3800. after SPM. KEYPORT — Commercial Neptune's best new devel- DATSUN — 1979 Sedan. 4 spd. LONG BRANCH — Rant our stores for rent. Naw mini mall. WILDERNESS — IBVi ft. trailer Needs paint, but rune. B/O. Can 7173, ev.s 583-7067 Call 671-7085 or 671-7645. HORSE — 5 yr. old dapple gray, linest apt. Avail Fab. 1st 2 opments. Many extras include Heat, hot water, bathroom, 747-1273. am/fm radio, good cond, (1200. Arabian Thoroughbred Gelding. Call 727-1691 or 668-9624. picture window, decorator wal C*lt 229-1980 eva*.. NISSAN VOLVO — 1975 Wagon. Good bdrm.. 1 bath in white Victorian sleeps 5-6. Very good cond. BUICK LESABRE — 1673. Runs Muat sell MOO or b/o. Atk for KEYPORT — Commercial of- covering?, upgraded carpeting (3000 739-1105. Santr* '82 wagon. PS. A/C, condition Dependable, haa air. house w/wrap around porch & good, Just had new brakes DATSUN — 1978. F10 wagon. (990. Call 741-3702. Kathy 750-6039 wkoyt. or 672- private fanced-m yard. Off stree fice* for rant. Naw mini mall celling fan, patio & fenced yard AM/FM cats, 5-spd, sunroof 9631 after 6pm everyday. Sailers are anxious & very nego- (150. Csll 495-0541 after 4 p.m. (775. Flrat coma first served. parking. Mmutoa from Elberon- Call 727-1691 or 666-9624. Call 767-0114. " - (3850. Call 747-8698 VOLVO — 1072. must /uttle Sliver tram stations. Own- tiable. Won't last long. Call eves AUTOMOTIVE BUICK LESABRE — 1080 (200. Call 787-2614. LHASA APSO — Puppies AKC. weekend!. 870-2069. DATSUN — 1974 Six*, good NISSAN — 65 P.U. Canvas champion blood Una. graat with ar managed. Rat., sec required Clean, vinyl top. p/a. p/b. p/w. MIDOLETOWN ^ 1300 *q. ft. am/fm. 4 dr., asking (3500. Call for pans, good body. (75. Call cover, rear ' slldar. AM/FM. VOLVO — 1070. P1800E coup*, Children. Call 671-2653. Lease, no pet*. (650/mo. + utll EAST COAST REALTY 28,000 ml. Exd. cond. (5400. Call 229-0516 after 6 p.m. avail, now on the corner ol 229-2900 200 Wanted 670-3338 or evaa, 670-6222 495-2122. axe. cond, a/c, fuel infection, WANTED — LOOKING FOR Call 671-6099. aaklng (6750.Can 870-0067; Navailnk River Rd. Hwy. 35 Automotive DODGE ASPEN WAOON AKC ROTTWEILER STUD Muat LONG BRANCH — Private 4 rm Hudson City Bank location BUICK REGAL—1975 OLDS CUTLASS 350 2B RED BANK (600 1978. 1 owner, slant 6 eng, 4- have good tempermant 201 2 br, heat & eiec incl. kids/pets ground floor private entrance JUNK CARS. TRUCKS 6 VANS 1071. 65.000 orig. ml. Engine Beetle 72. Runa. Aaklng (200. 1426 or 672-2340. Attractive, large Colonial on 0811291-3702^ on-floor. (500 or bast offer. 842 ok close to Dch. Faa after rental with foyer, 3 large rooms, prl- Mapte Ave. Zoned professional WANTED — Fraa pick up, for great Aaklng (600 or best offer. Can 766-9281 aftar 4PM. Weichert Rentals Bkr. 630-5200. vate on-slte parking. 741-3313. 0694. WESTERN SADDLE — 14' com- Presently used as 3 bedroom large cars. Local ft long distance BUICK REGAL — 1979 2 Door, Call 739-3560. towing avail. Experienced me- stlck-shlfl. P/B, P/S. AM/FM DODGE — Colt '78.43.000 orig- VW DASHER - 1070 Auto fortable suede aaat. Great cond. MODERN APARTMENT — Near OLDE FAIR HAVEN VILLAGE — home with 5 room separate of OLDS — Cutlass. 1076, axe. trans, ac. am/fm radio, body ft (100 or b/o. CaH 642-0551. transportation. Baal time to cal flee. Good parking. $315,000. chanic on duty, repair* to fit cassette. Looks and runs graat. inal ml. 4-cyl. manual, air, 2 ratal) apaoa* for rant in newly your budget. Cat George 767- Aaklng (1500. Call 747-0409. AM/FM. rear dafog, exd. cond. running cond, (1250. Csll 291 eng . In axe. cond, naw radial before noon. 496-0416. restored Hog. on River Rd 234 Century 21 Cozens. Realtors 7390. Snow tire. Incl. (1705. 229- 1103 altar 5pm. lira* Call 747-3972. Bicycles/Mini sq. ft. and 240 aq. ft. - can be Independently Owned/Operated BUICK 080 Ooaan Grove — 0 rm 3 br In 7607. OLDS — 1964 Cutlass Supreme combined. Parking Incl. Call 10 613 River Rd.. Fair Haven Regal '77. Auto, AC, 2-dr. (600. VW — Jena, 1080. metallc all- Bike* Viet. 2 lam tot. renovated tit Inc 741-7686 215 Auto Insurance Brougham, 2 dr. VS. 26K. var, 4 dr, good cond, a/c.. IW bat to bch Fee aftar rente 5 p.m. 5304008. Aftar 6 p.m., Call 747-6310. DODGE — 1076 Pickup with A LOT — Of usea 10 tod bikes, 747-1760. cap. 6 cyl, runa good, vary da- loaded, 1 ownar. Ilka new. am/fm radio cass, black vinyl Weichert Rentals Bkr 530-5200 RUMSON ESTATE AREA — (6200 or b/o. CM 670-6586 all sizes, plus 20 in. bikes, gins BUICK — Riviera 73. Many naw pandabla. (1600. Can 405-4647. Int.. 5 spd standard shift. (2100 RED BANK — Excellent Broad Charming century old (arm engine part*, look* 6 runs great. or b/o. Call daya 264-1436 *vs*. and boys. Call after 5pm. 201-RED BANK — Garden apt.. 2 nouse on 1 9 acres overlooking OLDS — Cutlass Supreme 77 bdrm, newly decorated. Irving St location/parking. Entire floor (1300 or b/o. 566-1440. ELDERADO — 1064 34,000 ml, 9480867 scenic pond, 32 ft. living room CHECK OUR RATES blue on blue. (15,000. Week- Family car since naw. Excl. body room, dining room,new kitchen of 4000 aq ft. 2 story brick Phoenix Brokerage, famous for ft mechanical. 2-dr, A/C, ful PEUGEOT 10 SPEED PS madlcal/prof. complex.747-3600. with cathedral celling and wood BUICK — Skylark '70. 2-dr, v-8 snda. 730-2070 waakday*. 689- VW KARMAN GHIA — 1971 (750 par mo. Includes naat. hot plank floor, 30 ft. dining room low-cost auto Insurance and auto. PS. PB. A/C. AM/FM cast. powar, raccit tuna up. OO.OOC Runs good. Asking (550. CaH 23 in. frame. 27 In. wheel. 1 yr. water & cooking gas, 1vt mo 4408 ask tor Ed. ok). Asking (175. Call 767-3467 RED BANK /family room, new eat In oak friendly sorvicx), now giving free 65.000 ml. (1600 or b/o. Call ml. (1200 or b/o. 756-0685, aftar 4pm. 787-5595. aec. Call 741-0115. PRIME LOCATION kitchen. 2 bdrm. 2 bath, 2 fire- quote* oy phono. Taka the op- day* 767-8777. FORD — Fairmont Future '62 aftar 5 pm tions. You may aave hundreds. OLDSMOBILE — Cutlass Su- VW RABBIT OEISEL — 1980 RED BANK — Llv. rm. w/tlra- 400-2000 sq. ft. - (10-(12 + places. *359,000. By owner. No Needs some body work. 65.000 Brokers. Call 747-0337. Rt. 36 Keyport 2643067 BUICK STATION WAGON — ml. Naw Irsns, A/C, cruise preme 64. Excellent condition. Naw eng, aunroof. am/fm, tlrat 084 Merchandise place, 2 bdrma, large kltch. Carpeted, alr-condltioned, el- Bucket seats Fully loaded evated building, available park- Broad St. Shrews 544-1401 1877. Low mileage. $500. Call AM/FM radio. 4-dr, tilt, vinyl top (1500. Call 747-6407 or 747- front 6 back entrance, heat Inc 787-6646. (7400. Call 583-7078. 3312. Wanted (750 + utU. No pel* 747-6160 Ing, call Judy. 747-7660. 132 Condos/ 1 ownar. Muat Mil quick. Excl 225 Auto Service/Parts BUICK — 1981 Century 4 dr. running cond. 563-7108. VW RABBIT — '80. Ona ownar. AA ANTIQUES WANTED RED BANK — 1 small office Fu| RED BANK — Luxury 2 bdrm Townhouaes Sedan. ly equlped. below OLDS — Omega. 4 dr. 1063 5-apd, A/C, naw Uraa, axd. Also contents of homes, attics, townhouse. W/W carpet, dish avail. Heat, a/c 6 private parking FIREBIRD — '60 pane. Fend- FORD — Fairmont, 1070. 4 apd basements, used furniture, ate. ABERDEEN ers, trunk Ik), doors, headlight mileage, beautiful car In mint 0 cyt, am/fm, run* and look* ps/pb. auto, a/c, am/fm cass cond. 68.000 ml. (1400. Can washer. 6. pkg. (725. 530-7300. Included. Reasonable rates cond. CaH 842-8762. . 2644456. 747-1100. Lovely two bedroom condo panel, rim*, ate. '67-69 Dart good, aakmg (800. CM 872- stereo, sacrifice (3650. Can 756-9311. RED BANK — 3 rms In 2 fam. move In condition, immaculate 264-6650. ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS parts 671-6750. CADILLAC — Coupe de VIII* VW RABBIT — 78. 8unroof, short term, frpic. daad and st WEST LONG BRANCH convenient lo all transportation '73. Ona ownar, angina & heeds OLDS — 96. 1075. 2 dr. red with naw tires, am/fm caaa., naw Lionel, Flyer, Ivea, etc., highest klda/pata ok. Faa after rental 197 Wall St. Excellent rates great for the investor, fireplace FORO—1076 Ltd. Good for FORD FIESTA 1080 t paid. Nobody beat* my price. parts. (150 or best offer. 566- rebuilt, new generator, radiator 4 spd, manual trans, hatch- white vinyl top. 53.000 ml. altanator. (900 nag. 747-2064. Weichert Rentals Bkr. 530-5200. Call 222-5295 in oversize living room, shed for starter, exhaust system, radla CaJI264-5075. extra storage. FHV107 1947. Call sftsr 5 p.m. back, axe. cond, 1 ownar (1500 or bast offer. CaH 071 VW — Rabbit 77. 40,000 ml. In RED BANK — 3 rooms. Prime tire*. A/C. PS. PB, stereo Gnat (1200.' (B/O) CM 946-6154 4560. 110 Wanted to Rent $123,900. TIRES — Good Year Radial 15 cond. Aaklng (576 or b/o. 495- vary good cond. AM/FM. fuel ALL LIONEL TRAINS east side location near hospital OLDS — 82 Cutlass Broughsm Inaction. N*w brakaa, dutch, Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal (550/ino. + utll. IV* mo. aec KEANSBURQ AREA — 2 bdrm. inch plus rims. Used 1 mo. (200 5450. FORD FIESTA — '78. 4 cyt. firm Call 739-3559. compleiefy raatored Inside ft 4-dr. loaded, white, ssddle leath muffler ft lira*. (1700.642-2554. Prlca no obiect. 946-2603. Rafarancaa required. 071-6706. apt. or small house, (unfum.). CADILLAC DIESEL — 1980 er. (1050. Call days 864-2211 Working mom ft young adult. out. Matt sell Immed. lor tuition ANTIQUES WANTED SCHLOTT Exc. cond. B/O above (3500 nights 842-6971. • VW RABBIT — 1978. automatic. RED BANK — 1 bdrm. Spacious 405-0607 aftar 530 p.m. Rsf. 230 Motorcycle* (700. C.ll 530-1766 b*tw**n 6- 2 dr, am/lm. *xc*l!ent condition. IMMEDIATE CASH PAID REALTORS 201-642-7600 Can 642-6823. 8 p.m. Ask lor Derrick. 5 room apt. Rrv. view, newty PLYMOUTH — Horlion TC3. (500. CaH 0464082. 201-6464902 remodeled (626.747-5145. HIGHLANDS Magnificent luxurkxi* living In HONDA CADILLAC — Seville. 1960. 2FORD — F250 70. 85.000 ml 1980, 4 cyl, auto, p/s. (1450 US #1 Art 6. Antiques tone black ft altvar, 45,000 ml Call after 6pm. 291-5006. VW RABBIT — 1060. 4 apd, ac, Rt. 1, New Brunswick RED BANK — 1 bdrm. Lease thl* 2 bdrm. sunny comer unit PS, PB. good angina. (900. Cal (7000. Can 291-1463. •m/fm. 78.000 ml. (1600. Call avail. 3 blocks to rtver view Tennis courts, pool, exercise STREET BIKE 671-6501 attar 6PM. PLYMOUTH HORIZON — 1980 787-1906. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR (600/mo. Heat, water 1 ga* room are Just some of the am* 131 Houses CADILLAC FORD GRANADA — 8V pa TC3 pa, ac, Pioneer stereo with SALE — Call Second Hand ui. Indud. IVk mo. security Ref nitiea. Close to ferry service to - AND ATC VW SUPER BEETL •83 Coupe da VIM. Beautiful acruns wall, good con, orlglna aquMzer. 60.000. ml. Exc. cond. 2640777. Aftar 5 264-6815. required. Prefer angle m/l. No for Sal* NYC (157.000. FHV-100 1673 Runa graat. (70 SALE Call after 6PM. 741-4064. ownar. CM Bob between 7a.m. Must SM. Asking (2600. Csll Highest prices paid for all itams, pata. Day 756-0309. eve* 747' anyllma 405-0066. 4950513 antiques, etc. For oa/gine, *top COLTS NECK — Principal* on- Save up to (1400 on CADILLAC — 1083 Coup* DeV 7pm. at 747- 6621. 3010. fy. 6 bdrm, 3 bath* on wooded 1 SCHLOTT •68. 65. 64 Naw Street Bikes VW — 71 camper. Fqr (»,_ at 24 Broad St Keypon. me. good, dean Int., neede front FORD GRENADA - - 76PLYMOUTH RELIANT — 1066. SEA BRIGHT — 10 window* acre, mother/daughter apt., wet Save on all ATC and TRX'a bumper and torn* work. (700 auto.-4 cyl, air. am/fm radio. Good angina, Urea. *tov*. aink. CASH FOR — books, books, bar, central air and vacuum, Straight 6 eng, bucket seats etc. (350.842-2572. w/ocean view. 3 *kyllghta, all REALTORS FREEHOLD HONDA Call 495-5146 eve*. will sail for parts or whole car (8600. Cas aftar 0pm. 264-8062. books, books, books, books, naw apt. Avail. 1/1/66. (000. brick firapiaca. much closet books, books, booka. books. •pace. (380,000. Call 201-431- ntO. Freehold CAMARO DtnLINETTA — 1986 2004538, morning* ft late avaa VW — 1071. Super _ books, books, book*. 536-1225. 0178 for appt. 201-842-7600 Call 482-4881 am/fm cear. axe. cond orsee-eoee. (600. Rebuilt engine. Can 872- SEA BRIGHT — 2 room apt.. (11,000. Can Angela day 542 WANTED TO BUY — File cab- KAWASAKI — 1083. KD60M. FORD — LTD II 77. 351 Wind PLYMOUTH SCAMP (450 par mo. Include all utll*.. HAZLET -*• By ownar. Custom SHADY OAKS VILLA end unit rwavy duty ahock*, headlight. 1111. night 767-3716. VW — 1971. very dependable, inets, hand trucks, domes, stor bunt 3 BR ranch on U acre. All floor. 2 yra. old, adult commu sor. 4 good tires. AM/FM CM* 1972 2dr., am/fm stsrao cass, no pata. aecurtty required. Call Ilka new. (325. Call 530-0030 CAMARO — Z28, '64, allvar. T •stereo equalizer. A*klng (2200 naw etarter, need* alternator. neede minor repalra. Baal offer. age shelves, steal barbeHs, 6 741-0600. hardwood floors, hot water nlty. 2 bdrm.- 2 full baths, living BftarOpm. Can Bin before 3 p.m., 681-6512. exercise equipment, wheel- baseboard heat, IV* baths, olav- room, dining room, aat in kltcf top*. 5 sp.. loaded, mint condl Call after 4:30 642-0063. (200 or b/0. Or good for parts chairs. Will also buy broken vac- SEA BRIGHT — 2 bdrma.. avali- room, Irving rm w/dinlng area, en, den, garage, patio, gas heat lloil. 35,000 ml. Diii offsr. 220 FORD — Maverick 1874, Blue. S csr! Cst! SSS 17S5 WE SL'Y . Ussd cars for-ax— 235 Moped* 6586. uums, floor waxing machines, abte Dae. 1st (750/mo. + 1V> aat In kitchen, attached garaga. central air, many custom amen! cyl. 4 door. AC. AmFm, Mounted PLYMOUTH — Valiant 75. De- port. Schwartz Chryslar-Plym- carpel stesm cleanara. 530-5146 ma sec. UUUtm not Included No brokar*: (147.000. Can attar ties, $215,000. Principals only BATAVUS — Like naw. 250 ml. CAMARO — '76. PS/PB. Aaklng Snow*. 61.000 ml*. Oil 741 pendable. (700. Runa good. outh-Mazda. 141 West Front St.. or 747-2945. Can 542-0000 between 9-3 p.m. 4PM 767-6022. Call 747-0634. helmet Incl. (325- Call 291-5096. (900. Call 201-2394. 1310 after 4 pm ^^^ 291-6095 aftar 6PM. Rad Bank. 747-0787.