Crisis averted enate n «ats City Council president cites; abuses. own, 66-64. jrees to spending hikes. ff 3B The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 234 YOUVAl IRD HOMETOWUAIICTAVA/MN NEWSPAPEMClA/COADCRn .. . OlH^SINCEr 4OT187O8 ^^^»nrf^^ TlirorvAVTUESDAY/ , APRIAnnnL 2«-\, 198JAA5r 2«5 CENTS Dump site at sea to close BY ALAN S1PRESS Within two weeks, the EPA will 'Continued use of the site for in a jar of water, which sat beside judge for the right to continue. NEW YORK - The Environmen- begin talks with these authorities on municipal sewage sludge disposal Daggett's microphone for the dur- Northern New Jersey authorities tal Protection Agency announced a timetable for ending the dumping would result in further degradation ation of the conference. followed suit. yesterday that all dumping of sew- at the closer site, according to to the area, including potential "The fish were here to see But Daggett said at yesterday's age sludge at a site 12 miles off the Christopher J. Daggett, regional ecological and public health im- firsthand what the EPA would say press conference here that he ex- coast of Sandy Hook will end within administrator for the agency. pacts," Daggett said. "Hopefully, and they will be back in the water pects the new ban to withstand any over time, as the site begins to be a year to 18 months. The ban cannot become effective to spread the good news," said lawsuit because the regulations cleansed by the natural action of the The 8.3 million tons of the semi- immediately because the authorities Cindy Zipf, coordinator of the group. address the concerns expressed by need to time to adjust to the longer ocean, fish might be allowed to Last month. Clean Ocean Action solid waste dumped annually are a come back to the area." the judge in 1981. Most important is major source of PCBs, heavy metals hauling distance, for instance by members presented the agency with that dumpers can now shift to the and other contaminants that pollute acquiring more barges, he said. His remarks drew applause from a toilet plunger as a symbol of their 106-mile site — an alternative that He stressed, however, that the some the approximately 20 mem- the waters off Monmouth County. frustration with the delay in render- was not available four years ago. agency plans to stop the dumping at bers of Clean Ocean Action, a The New York and northern New ing a decision, which had originally Andrew McCarthy, a spokeman Jersey sewerage authorities, which the 12-mile site as soon as possible Monmouth County environmental been expected early last fall. because this endangers the liveli- group, who crowded the press for New York City's Department of now dump their sludge at the site, When the federal government Environmental Protection, said the will have to haul the waste to a hood of commercial and rec-briefing. first imposed a ban on ocean city "In all likelihood" will begin location 106 miles off Cape May if reational fishermen as well as ties The activists brought with them a dumping in 1981, New York City they continue with ocean disposal. up important shipping lanes. sea bass and a blackfish swimming successfully appealed to a federal (See DUMP, Page 5A) CINDY ZIPF Petition EAI workers deadline nearing get pay cuts BY TED LOUD competitive in its current markets," FREEHOLD - It's T minus one said EAI spokesman Tom Zack and counting, as the petition drive to WEST LONG BRANCH - Em- "This has required the company nullify the freeholders' 56 percent ployees at Electronic Associates to adjust some pay levels. In certain pay raise and place it on a refer- Inc., some with over 20 years' instances, employees have elected endum ballot steamrolls into its experience, arc being asked to to take lay off rather than accept final two days. accept pay cuts to help the company this reduction. Those employees Barry Caulficld, a petition or- remain competitive who chose lay off will receive ganizer, estimated yesterday that Only production line and quality severance pay based on their length the groups had gathered 10,000 to control workers will be affected by of service." 15,000 signatures, putting them at the wage cuts, according to several Of the approximately 30 people the halfway point. company employees who have affected, one third chose to be laid A total of 20,603 signatures are called The Daily Register to express off, Zack said. All affected em- needed to force a referendum on the their anger at the move ployees were notified last Friday, pay raise. Some workers will be faced with according to Zack In addition, olbtr prominent local cuts as high as $9 an hour. Most But one woman employee said oHtei^W joined the-mayor «*. wodters said their hourly wages will worUra were originally told that Middletown in publicly supporting be decreased between ft «M # per they could not opt for layoff, and the petition drive to place the salary hour, bringing most of the assembly would not receive severance pay question on a referendum ballot. line workers' hourly wages down to The original announcement was On March 14. the freeholders $6.20 or less. made Thursday, the woman said voted themselves a (9,000 pay raise. Fearing reprisals, none of the On Friday, a company official The 125,000 salary made them the employees would give their names currently on business in California highest paid freeholders in the state. for publication. told the company's personnel de- However, the raise can be voided The employees, who do not have partment to allow workers the if IS percent nf the electorate that a union, were notified of the wage option of lay off with severance pay, voted in the 1983 General Assembly cuts last week. according to the woman's account. election sign a petition protesting "In line with its continuing busi- She added that the workers were not the raise and asking that it be placed ness, it is necessary that certain informed,of the option, but that they as a referendum on the November adjustments be made in (the com- (See PAY. Page 7A) ballot. pany's) salary structure to be However, the 20,603 signed peti- tions must be presented to County Clerk Jane Clayton by the end of the business day on Wednesday, April 3. The petitions are only valid if they Judge rejects are presented 20 days after passage of the resolution. There are 4,000 signed petitions in the Register offices in Shrewsbury - 2,000 of which poured in yesterday Mulvihill bail alone. On Sunday, Middletown Mayor BY LISA R. KRl'SE have sentenced him to a minimum James F. Maher added his signature FREEHOLD - Joseph Mulvihill of probation to a maximum nf 10 to the thousands of others protesting cannot remain free on bail while years in prison. the increase. Maher cited the fact awaiting the appeal or his 10-year In his appeal of the sentence, Ford that the freeholders received a 56 sentence for manslaughter, a Su- said he will argue that Mulvihill percent increase this time, and a 78 perior Court judge said yesterday. should not receive the maximum percent increase in 1976. Maher However, the Appellate Division penalty. The presumptive sentence calculated that the freeholders re- of Superior Court is scheduled to for manslaughter is seven years, ceived 178 percent increase over a decide today at 2 p.m. whether to Ford said. In order for Mulvihill to nine-year period, or 20 percent a overturn Judge James A. Kennedy's receive the maximum, there had to year. Due to an editing error, the ruling, according to John Ford, be aggravating factors. figures attributed to Maher in Mulvihill's attorney. In setting sentence, Kennedy said Sunday's story were incorrect. • Mulvihill, 34, of Union Beach, was the aggravating factor was "the Maher was joined yesterday by sentenced by Kennedy last month to bottom line is that somebody died," Board of Social Services chair- 10 years in prison. Mulvihill was according to Ford. woman Phyllis Marx. Although she convicted by a Superior Court jury "The fact that somebody died is appointed by the freeholders, of manslaughter in the drowning and cannot be used as the aggravating Marx brought in a signed petition to beating death of his wife, Terry, factor." Ford said. "You can't take the Register yesterday. also 34. the same factor that made it a "I felt very strongly that the nW^pQiWf p^O^O By ^#BCT r Or Hi© Ford filed an appeal of Kennedy's crime and make it an aggravating factor." freeholders are putting too high a Rumson, prunes locust trees lining the driveway sentence two weeks ago. He is price on their services," Marx said. LIMB FROM LIMB — Michael Porter of Long seeking to have his client released For bail to be granted. Ford had of Festoon Farms in Colls Neck. "I also feel it serves to discourage Branch, a worker for Porter's Tree Service in on probation. Since Mulvihill is a to show that Mulvihill was not a (Sec PETITION, Page IA) first-time offender, Kennedy could (See BAIL, Page 5A) —Index- Arts 8A Keansburg candidates trade charges Business... 7B Classified 9B BY BOB NEFF The challengers advocate the campaign manager for the incum- asserted that the incumbents are their "inflated budget," and that the Comics . 6B busing of non-public school students bents. using the busing referendum as board should have had someone KEANSBURG - At the close of Calling the election "very politi- blackmail to get voters to approve (See ELECTION, Page SA) Lifestyle "B a "very political election," Board of and say the incumbents included the Make a dale 7A referendum as an incentive to cal," Gallagher said, "Hey, I won't Education candidates last night took debate over the phone with kids and Movies 8* last-minute shots at each other approve the budget, which will also People. 2A be voted on today. They also support I don't use kids in my campaign," before going to their respective the elder Maher said he was Obituaries 7A corners for today's polls. the renovation of the heating system Election polling times Opinion 6A at Frances Place school, but want unaware his son had called, and that Two Frances Place Elementary additional estimates before going he did not ask Michael to call. Sports 3B School students, one the son of the The polls will be open today at Polls in Colts Neck, Eatontown, Your Town 1B out to bid. "All I can say is, if Hughey various times for school board Englishtown, Freehold, Freehold incumbents' campaign manager, I Gallagher) had to go up against the added their voices to an already Incumbents are Luke Shields Jr., elections. Regional High School, Freehold kids, he'd lose," Maher said. noisy election. Mary Winter and Michael P. Although statutory law requires Township, Howell, Manalapan, Pedonc. Acting Chief of Police Michael and Chip opposed non- school board polls be open 5 to 9 Marlboro, Monmouth Regional At issue is the non-binding refer- public school busing and expressed Directory of Florins endum whether to continue busing Raymond O'Hare, former board p.m., many county municipalities High School and Tinton Falls will concern that the challengers pose a Turn to Page A7. students to non-public schools, and president Hugh Gallagher, and fire have opted to open early. be open 3 to 9 p.m. department Lf. John McGraner are threat to the gifted and talented Polls in Keansburg will be open Bahni Salutes Long Branch renovations of the heating system at Polls in Elberon, Fair Haven, Frances Place Elementary School. challenging the incumbents for the program. noon to 9 p.m. 25'; off to town residents, Mon.-Fri. three, three-year terms, "This school never looked bet- Polls in Aberdeen, Matawan and Little Silver, Long Branch, Mon- Incumbents say the voters should 872-1245. Michael Maher, a fifth-grader at ter," Chip said "F.vcryone's proud Matawan-Aberdeen Regional High mouth Beach. Ocean, Oceanport, decide whether they want to bus of it We can say we're proud to go School will be open 1 to 9 p.m. Red Bank, Red Bank Regional jita! Jobs! Jobt! students to non-public schools, and Frances Place .school and a partici- Read the Help Wanted columns in pant in the gifted and talented to school in Keansburg." Polls in Atlantic Highlands, High School, Rumson, Rumson that's why they voted to include the Fair Haven Regional High School, today's Classified section. referendum on the ballot. And they program, phoned The Register yes- Chip said the students were Hazlet. Henry Hudson Regional terday and. along with seventh- prompted to call by a flier, which High School, Highlands. Holmdel, Sea Bright, Shore Regional High RN's, GN's. LPN's, Aides. Explore support replacing the boiler at the School. Shrewsbury :ind West Long Frances Place school - an item grader Chip Lcmmnn. supported the was circulated by the challengers Key port. Middletown and Union the opportunities. See the Nurs- Branch will be open 4 to 9 p.m ing Medical Directory in today's included in the board's proposed incumbents. Michael is the son of and denounced the incumbents. Beach will be open 2 to 9 p.m. Classified section. budget. Terry Maher, a board member and Among other accusations, the flier 2A The Dllil} R»ni'l«r TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1985

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Telellora is a regelated sofvice mark or Tetellora Inc. o 1965 TaWlora Inc. TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1985 Thr Daily R»-nistiT 3A Japan Mental hospital trade abuses reported WASHINGTON (API - Parents formed of only 25 such incidents," talks of patients at institutions for the the father said. mentally disabled yesterday de- Harold and Christy Cockerham of scribed beatings and filthy sur- Fort Worth told of being summoned roundings as a Senate panel re- to the school in February 1964 to find progress ported fear, intimidation, violence their 12-year-old son, Chris, with a and secrecy at many such facilities. black eye, bruises on the right side WASHINGTON (AP) - The Re " ... The self-serving actions of of his head and face, and bruises on agan administration said yesterday many states and full retreat of the both sides of his neck that Japan has made "new commit- federal agencies has stifled the "We began to undress Chris and ments on trade issues," but officials screams and abandoned the ill," found him covered with bruises and indicated there is still no agreement said Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn , welts on his"taek, neck and entire on efforts to persuade the Japanese chairman of the Senate Labor and buttock area," Cockerham said.* to open their markets to U.S. goods. lIHCWMftwpMI Human Resources subcommittee on At a news conference in Texas, On Capitol Hill, meanwhile, angry A SUNDAY ROW — Arvine DuVall and his wife Easterly winds sent waves crashing over breakwalls the handicapped. the superintendent of the Fort legislators were preparing legis- evacuate their home along Detroit Beach, Mich , on Lake Erie Sunday, causing flooding of up to (our The panel released a report on a Worth school, Mel Hughes, rejected lation that would impose quotas and following the worst flooding in the area in 12 years. feet in the area. six-month investigation into the the strong language of the Senate tariffs on Japanese products coming treatment of patients at state men- report into the United States if Japan does tal institutions. The report cited Carol Sands, of the New Jersey not lower trade barriers. cases of kicking or striking of mental health division's office of the President Reagan1 met at the patients, sexual advances and rape, public advocate, told the subcom- White House with two envoys he High court punishes judge verbal threats of injury and other mittee that she has encountered sent to Tokyo over the weekend in forms of intimidation. problems at Trenton Psychiatric a last-ditch attempt to prod "Jonathan left a loving home Hospital of excessive restrictions on PITTSBURGH (AP) - A judge legheny County President Judge had been raped. patients' freedom, lack of treat- Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro who was suspended from duty for Michael O'Malley said he made it The girl and her mother arrived 15 environment to live in a stark, void, Nakasone and other officials into filthy institution, " Wilbur M. ment, and inadequate response by dismissing rape charges because the' clear to Salmon that he had been to 30 minutes late and said their bus the institution. making trade concessions. alleged victim was late for court relieved of his judicial duties. had been delayed in traffic. Savidge of Hurst, Texas, said of his 12-year-old son's involuntary con- She said requests for investiga- After the meeting with Reagan, reported for work in his office "He naturally will abide by that After a barrage of criticism and finement at the Forth Worth State tions of the hospital "are merely White House spokesman Larry yesterday but was barred from order," O'Malley said. picketing by demonstrators at the Speakes said the envoys told the School in Fort Worth, Texas. referred back to the hospital admin- hearing cases or ruling in court. Salmon, who is formally retired courthouse and his home, Salmon president that "the government of istration. ... Patients' complaints of Judge J. Quint Salmon, who but handles cases when there is an said he would consider the dismissal "This situation was carefully Japan made new commitments on abuse are repeatedly ignored" and subsequently reinstated the overload, remained in his office in to have been a mistrial, making hidden from us during the admission trade issues." Geoffrey Adams, 28, of Pittsburgh process Today Jonathan is totally access to medical records is de- charges, showed up at work, saying downtown Pittsburgh. He said his nied." "The president welcomes this he had not been formally notified of difficulties "will work out in the subject to further prosecution. non-ambulatory, has lost the use of development," Speakes said. the Supreme Court's decision Fri- judicial system." The day after Salmon's ruling, his right arm and leg, and has In an interview in New Jersey, An administration official, speak- day to suspend him indefinitely and state Supreme Court Justice Rolf generally lost many skills he pos- Richard Wilson, director of the At the request of defense attorney sessed before placement at the Fort state's Division of Mental Health ing only on condition that he not be investigate his conduct. David Rothey, Salmon dismissed Larsen called for an investigation of identified, said Gaston Sigur, a his mental competency. Worth State School," Savidge told and Hospitals, denied Sands' allega- "I'm going to work until I've seen rape and related charges against a the subcommittee tions. National Security Council member this order that everyone is talking Pittsburgh man March 20 He acted "Here's an example of a senile specializing on Japanese issues, and about." said Salmon, 77. "So far. I when Assistant District Attorney and incompetent judge who doesn't "The Forth Worth State School's "I don't think that's true. We do Lionel H. Olmer, undersecretary of know nothing about it except for Lisa Vincler declined to proceed realistically understand what the own records indicate that Jonathan not ignore complaints. The public commerce for international trade, what news reporters tell me." with her case because of the absence law is all about and what the has been injured 124 times since his advocate has access to all records," . delivered a letter from Reagan to of the 14-year-old girl who said she function of a judge is," Larsen said admission. However, we were in- he said. Nakasone on Sunday. Later yesterday morning. Al- "The special envoys to Prime Minister Nakasone made it plain, as we have in the past, that we do face a definite and strong push from Congress of protectionist senti- ment." the official said. He lidded that the Japanese were told the president wants to be able lei tell Congress "thai there is a giMKl l.iiih effort on the part of the" Japanese and that we do have something to show for it ' The official UIMI said the envoys presented some ideas fur breaking the logjam over trade issues, but he declined to say there were any breakthroughs. "The president will review the results of the Tokyo visit with members ol the Cabinet," members of Congress and business leaders, Speakes said. Last year, Japan sent the United States nearly $37 billion more in goods than it imported, and some members ofCongren are criticizing the administration for not doing .>.'* enough to end the imbalance. The administration, in its talks with Tokyo, has been seeking to give 11.8. firms the same access to the Japanese market that Japanese companies have in the I'nited States. Japan's telecommunications mon- opoly became a private company yesterday and officials (rom both countries have been trying to nego- tiate accords that would make it easier for U.S. firms to sell tele- communications products in Japan That country's tobacco monopoly also became a private company yesterday Swill After April 15 you wont have a choice

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FIRST FIDELITY BrVNK.NA.NewJeisey Member First National State Bancorporation Miml'.rl DIC \|1 I iju.il O)i|»iMiinil\ I t 4A Tin- Hail) TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1985 Kean expected to announce re-election bid today

TRENTON (API - Republican Republican Minority Leader S. gubernatorial race. The governor defeated Florio by Tuesday in Hasbrouck Heights, Gov. Thomas H. Kean, favored to Thomas Gagliano of Monmouth Five Democrats are seeking their 1,797 votes, the closest margin for a Woodbridge, Trenton, Cherry Hill win a second term four years after County. party's nomination to oppose Kean. gubernatorial election in state his- and Atlantic City. Tomorrow, he taking office with a margin of less "It's not unexpected, but it's good The contenders in the June 4 tory will stop at Parsippany, Tolowa, than 1,800 votes, will announce his news that he is going to do it," added primary are state Sen. John Russo, Kean has called the state's top Secaucus and Tinlon Falls before candidacy for re-election during a state Sen James Hurley, R- former state Sen. Steve Wiley, post "a great job." But during his winding up In Bayville. two-day campaign swing through Cumberland. former U.S. Attorney Robert Del term, he expressed concern about "We Just want his supporters to the state, party leaders said yester- not spending enough time with his Republican legislators said the Tufo, Essex County Executive Peter get into the swing of the program day. wife and three children and said he governor's decision will boost the Shapiro and Newark Mayor Kenneth and wish him well In the re-election GOP ticket this November, when would consult with them before The governor scheduled the first Gibson. effort," said Frank Holman, chair- the 80-member Assembly is up for deciding whether to seek re-elec- of II stops for this morning in Russo, the Senate majority man of the state Republican Party. Livingston, where he lives. The last re-election. Democrats now control tion. leader, said Kean "certainly has got appearance is set for tomorrow both houses of the Legislature, but As the governor considered to be considered the front-runner." 1 Kean's press secretary, Carl evening in Bayville. GOP leaders said Kean's name at whether to run again, the Re Kean's 1981 opponent. Rep. James Golden, would not discuss details of Kean began informing supporters the top of the ticket could give the publicans have been building a Florio, had been considered the the governor's annoucements. But of his decision over the weekend but party the edge needed to win control campaign chest. A group called he said the key campaign issues will the governor's aides declined com- of the Assembly for the first time favorite to win the Democratic "Friends of Tom Kean" has re- be "the three E's - education/the ment yesterday since 1971 ported raising $500,000 nomination. But he announced last environment and the economy." "I was told ... that the governor No other Republicans have in- week that he would not enter the After his first announcement in is running again. " said state Senate dicated they plan to enter the race Livingston, Kean will make stops "I think the governor's record over the last four years will stand up to the closest scrutiny," Golden said. Newark accepts prison and jobs The 49-year-old governor is gradu- ate of Princeton University and a millionaire businessman. His father NEWARK (API - Construction The medium-security prison being additional guarantees to local resi- Other incentives for Newark in- was a congressman and his grand- of a 1,000-cel! prison in New Jersey's built on a 39.7 acre site off floute 1 dents to be sure they were not the clude state payments in lieu of father was a U.S. senator. largest city continues on schedule is to be completed by the end of 1986. first to be laid off if there were taxes, purchases from Newark ven- with local officials convinced the said James Stabile of the state cutbacks. dors when possible, priority for Kean was president of Realty promise of jobs far outweighs the Corrections Department. The bill, which passed the As- housing Essex County inmates at Transfer Co., which handles invest- ments for the family fortune built on negative image of bring home to a Three hundred construction sembly and is now before the Senate the facility and creation of an outer utility interests and real estate. He prison. workers will be employed over the Institutions, Health and Welfare perimeter around the prison, Stabile served in the state Assembly from The state sweetened the deal for three-year building period When thr committee, would ensure that New- said 1968 to 1977, representing parts of any community accepting thr prison prison opens, it will provide 500 ark residents at the prison here The Newark Chamber of Com- Essex, Morris and Passaic counties. GOV. THOMAS KEAN by guaranteeing that local residents permanent jobs to the area and would not be bumped by employees merce supported Mayor Kenneth would be given preference to fill pump some $20 million annually into with more seniority at other prisons Gibson's quest for the prison, said the city's economy. Stabile said jobs in the facility around the state during layoffs. Richard Schoon, the group's presi- •I've always been against I'nder the arrangement with the "We could of had a situation dent. He said the image of a prison Venue change asked prisons, but we have a high un- state, if two people with the same where local people got the jobs, but is negative but that the chamber employment situation here." said qualifications compete for a job at then if .there were layoffs, no one didn't think it would hinder develop- Assemblyman Willie B Brown, an the prison, the local resident will be working at the Newark prison would ment of the area around Newark in Parkway slaying Essex County Democrat whose dis- given preference be a resident because of bumping," International Airport. trict includes the prison site. Brown pushed for a bill to give Brown said. When the state's $170 million TOMS RIVER (AP) - A man without bond. He could face the prison bond issue was approved in charged with ordering the slaying of death penalty if convicted. 1982, the state did not have a site. his wife cannot receive a fair trial Prosecutors alleged that Marshall Atlantic City disc jockey slain A brochure was printed asking in Ocean County because of the hired Larry N. Thompson, 41, of communities if they could ignore a publicity surrounding the case, ac- Fairview-Alpha, La., and Billy Way- ABSECON i API - Authorities popular radio personality Raul parently was stolen after the inci- $50 million offer cording to the defendant's attorney ne McKinnon, 42, of Greenwood, continued their search yesterday for Suarez who became known as "At- dent and was later found in Atlantic The public relations campaign who requested yesterday that the La.. to kill Mrs Marshall trial be moved. suspects in the stabbing death of lantic City's Goodwill Ambassador " City He noted that there were no was designed to avoid the problem Thompson pleaded innocent to suspects in the case. encountered following passage of a because of his benevolant and During a hearing before Superior charges he killed Mrs Marshall. 1980 bond issue that included $34 cheery style. "It's pretty scant, but that's the Court Judge William H. Huber. McKinnon has arranged a plea way it is right now," said million for a 450-cel! medium- Stolen auto attorney Glenn Zcitz played three bargain and is cooperating with Romanelli. security prison - no community video tapes of televison newscasts Suarez's body was found by authorities in the case Suarez, who hosted several radio wanted the facility. Camden agreed and submitted newspaper clippings parts found motorists at about 1:40 a m Sunday Marshall told authorities he along Route 30, one of the main and television programs, was "as to accept the prison after then-Gov to support the claim. JERSEY CITY IAPI - Stolen pulled into the rest area in Lacey highways leading to Atlantic City, much a part of the Atlantic City Brendan Byrne promised economic Huber said he would rule on the Chrysler Corp automobile parts Township to check a tire. He said said Sgt. Frank Romanelli. an scene as the surf and the sand," said and job incentives for the financially motion on April 25. worth more than $2 million were that when he got out of the car, he investigator with the Major Crimes Councilman At-Large Henry Tyner depressed city. Robert O. Marshall, 44, is charged confiscated yesterday at a ware- was knocked unconscious by an when he learned of the stabbing. Since then, the state has tied local with hiring two Louisiana men to house here, an FBI special agent I "nil in the Atlantic County pros- "He would drive people home for job guarantees to prisons in kill his wife, Maria, 42, at a Garden unknown assailant. said ecutor's office nothing, if they didn't have the Cumberland County, where two State Parkway rest area on Sept. 7. He said he found his wife's body "The parts were intended to go to Suarez. 51, who drove a cab in money." said Barry Schromsky, a additions to Leesburg State Prison He has denied the charges and is on the front seat of their car when new car assembly plants in Detroit Atlantic City for 30 years in addition former Absecnn police officer. were built, and in Newark. being held in the Ocean County Jail he regained consciousness They were taken from a warehouse to his on-air work, died as a result in Detroit and shipped here. " said of a stab wound to the chest, Mike McDonnell, an agent at the Romanelli said. FBI's Newark office Romanelli said Suarez's cab ap-

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The consider it a privilege I think it also able to buy two firetrucks for the price of one department knows of two companies that sell spoke before the committee, has protested department will report back to the committee serves as a bad example for our Only recently, Fire Department officials standard models. After the meeting, he said that the Belford company needs a new aerial after a Fire Department meeting Monday, when five delegates from each of the youth." expected it would take the whole $400,000 they they are just as sturdy as the custom-built truck to replace its 27-year-old model. In a township's 11 companies will vote on whether Aberdeen Mayor Burton sought from the township to buy a new aerial trucks, and the features they lack are merely letter to the Township Administrator, he wrote their companies agree that the township Morachnik also signed a petition. "I truck. cosmetic. that the company was unable to keep up with have no objection to the increase." But at last night's Township Committee Though the committee seemed pleased with should purchase major equipment to be housed payments on a new model purchased several at-Lincroft he said yesterday. "Bui I think it meeting, Fire Chief Austin Mcknight said the chance of getting more for less, its years ago. and had to sell it "Now the should be up to the voters. I support companies have just started selling standard members wanted to make sure a recent According to McKnight, they will not vote equipment for about half price. dispute among the township's fire companies township may provide funds, but of course the on whether they prefer buying two standard the referendum. Elected officials truck will go to the high rent area," he wrote »lu) want a substantial increase A 1400,000 appropriation was included in the is resolved before any steps are taken to buy trucks or one custom model After last night's j should leave it to the people who pay proposed 1985 budget, under capital expen- major fire equipment. Hennelly suggested in his letter that the meeting, the officials said they did not present' the tab." ditures, for an aerial truck to be garaged al The Belford Independent Fire Company has township buy two used firelrucks, instead of the possibility of buying two standard trucks Red Bank Mayor Michael Arnone the I.incrofl fire house. According to protested that they were not notified of a one new one, putting one truck "on each side as a solution to Hennelly's problem said regardless of the petition McKnight, the department priced one custom- proposed bond issue for the possible purchase of town." The officials seemed to reject the possibility outcome, the taxpayers' feelings on built truck at #80,000. of an aerial truck to be housed in Lincroft. Mayor James F. Manor said he wanted a of buying used models, saying they could be the pay raise will be well known. But the chief said that while only custom- Belford Independent member Joseph Hen consensus among the companies before the expected to last only half as long. "It's a very simple problem." said Arnone, a Republican who has been mentioned as a possible can- didate for freeholder in the Novem- Freehold Raceway seeking season extension ber election. "If the electorate perceives the pay raise is fair, they FREEHOLD - The New Jersey to simulcast races from the facility at a Planning Board meet- operate through Memorial Day would like to keep its August- will vote for Mayor Kramer. If they Racing Commission has responded Meadowlands. starling this week in ing- Track spokesman Brian McLoone October racing dates. don't think it's fair, they won't vote with enthusiasm to a request from an air-supported "bubble" structure Racing was to begin Aug. 1 and said the facility would ask lite- A spokesman for the Monmoulh [or him. Personally, I'm not going to Freehold Raceway officials to re- at the track site. The track's continue through October. racing commission to meet in a Park Jockey Club, Oceanport, re- vote for Mayor Kramer." sume racing this month, rather than grandstand was destroyed by fire But, following the court decision, fused to confirm or deny reports last May, but track officials last special session next week to con- Kramer, a Democrat who is also in August, a spokesman for the Freehold officials said they would sider the changed racing dates that the track was planning to follow Mayor of Asbury Park, is the only harness track said yesterday. week unveiled plans to rebuild the like to resume racing on April 15 and McLoone said the track also Freehold's lead in requesting an freeholder up for re-election in The request was made in the wake extended season November. of a state Supreme Court decision "As far as I know, we're opening Curs pulled up to the Register last week that simulcasting — May 24th and closing August 31st," continually yesterday, as county Prescription for living given tomorrow showing races run at one track on said Monmouth Park spokesman residents dropped off petitions with FREEHOLD A healthier and cuss proper eating habits for the vices; and Joan Litwin. director of television screens at another track, Ray Haight anywhere from one to 450 signa- where wagering is also conducted - more active lifestyle will be elderly. the county Office on Aging tures. Five hundred signatures were is unconstitutional. prescribed for senior citizens tomor- Dr. Steven J Walerstein, of "Prescription for Living" is being received in three hours. row, in an all day event al Mon- Jersey Shore Medical Center, Nep- sponsored by the Board of Drug Freehold had originally planned mouth College Hockey trip set Caulficld. who collected 350 signa- tune, will describe diseases common Abuse Services, the Office on Aging lures on his own, said people have Correction •Prescription For Living," a free in senior citizens and the College The program has MIDDLETOWN - The Bayshorc continually slopped by his Fair program, will include demon Other speakers will be Benjamin been endorsed by the Monmouth Recreation Center, a facility of the Haven insurance office to' pick up RUMSON - Incumbents Robert st rat ions, discussion groups and Schultz. chairman of the county County Society of Pharmacists and township department of parks and petitions C. McDonnell, Marc H Gclhcr and lectures Dr George Shechan, Daily Board of Drug Abuse Services; Dr the Monmouth County Medical So- recreation, will sponsor a trip to the Pernendu Sen, director of medicine "This pay raise has made quite a Jean E. Spears and newcomer Register columnist and nationally Philadelphia Spectrum to see a at Jersey Shore Medical Center; Dr. ciety. Exhibits, blood pressure few retired people angry." Caulfield Maxine Klatsky arc running for known cardiologist and author, will hockey game between the Philadel- Joseph S Vetrano, director of screening, diabetes testing and ex- said. "People keep dropping off three open seats on the school board be the keynote speaker phia Flyers and the New York community mental health services ercise demonstrations will be on the signatures and coming in for more Incumbent Danielle E. Reid is Frances M Filzsimmons, a regis- Islanders on Thursday Transpor- at Riverview Medical Center, Red agenda. , We just keep running the photo- running against newcomer Joan tered dietician and director of tation will leave the center in East Bank; Gregory W. Ulrich, director copier I only hope we make it." Kilcy for a one-year unexpired term nutritional care at Monmouth Medi- To register, call the Board of Keansburg at 4 30 p.m. Call for of the Board of Drug Abuse Ser- on the board cal Center. Long Branch, will dis- Drug Abuse Services. further information Dump (Continued from Page 1AI using the 106-mile site without appealing to the court The shift to the farther location will add »24 4 million to the annual cost of sludge disposal but that comes to only $10 a household Since Monmouth County sewerage authorities dispose of the waste on land, county residents do not face such a rate increase. Edward Maliszewski, a member of the Belford Seafood Cooperative, said the closing of the sludge dumpsite will certainly benefit the DOHWMT approximately 50 trawlers that fre- quent the neighboring waters "It will make a dent for sure. It won't be a sudden thing before the fish return to the area. But the ocean will come back if you give it a chance," he said The next task, he said, is to close the 106-mile site and the dredge spoils site. WIMER10 Election (Continued from Page 1A) other than an architect estimate the cost of a heating system. "Nothing in it is true," the younger Maher said. "We're just stating the truth, " 0PEHWUR Gallagher said. If they can't take the heat, they can get out of the kitchen." The board has budgeted (370,000 of the estimated $600,000 boiler installation and plumbing improve- ments Of the (370,000, (200,000 of an approximate (360,000 surplus will be used for the repairs, Maher said. Incumbent Mary Winter said she laughed at the flier. MIDLANTIC IRA. "If they can hold on to it I non- public busing) without cutting academic programs, I'm all for it," she said. "The referendum is not a 170 2 YEAR IRA CD 2TO4YEARIRACD hammer over the voters' heads, as they say it is With all the con- EARNANEFFECTIVEYIELDOF EARNANEFFECTIVEYIELDOF troversy, we figured we'd leave it up to the voters." Gallagher says the issue is a matter of economics. it's going to cost $3,300, in round numbers, to educate a student in the public schools. It only costs about 10792% 11347% $300 to bus them," Galagher said. ONANINTERESTRATEOF ONANINTERESTRATEOF Bail (Continued from Page 1A) 1025% 1075% substantial risk to society or to MINIMUM OPENING DEPOSIT S250 -COMPOUNDED DAILY. MINIMUM OPENING DEPOSIT $250 COMPOUNDED DAILY. himself, and that the appeal was based on a substantial question of For current rates on our other IRA Investments call our 24 hour Toll Free Rate phone number: 1-800-982-0194. law. Assistant Prosecutor Anthony J. Mcllaci said the state agreed that April 15th is almost here. You don't flexible maturities that you select. And we Mulvihill was not a risk. However, Kennedy agreed with the states have much time left to open an IRA and compound interest daily on most FOOD position that there was no substan- tial legal question to be resolved, deduct the amount from your 1984 taxes, plans. That makes a dramatic differ- [QD THOUGHT only a difference in interpreting the aggravating and mitigating factors. But before you rush out and open just ence in the effective yield on you r • YlLifia nir During his December trial, any IRA, check the rates first. After you Mulvihill said he and his wife were TifTf?- UMI •• FROM THE struggling for control of a baseball do we think you'll see that the smartest bat when it struck her in the back investment is a Midlantic IRA. All it takes to open your Midlantic Iff flfADV of the head. After the hit, Mulvihill's IRA is $250. That's a lot less than most HUHfall I psychiatrist testified that his patient Midlantic's IRAs have a hearty appe- entered a "brief reactive psy- other banks. So don't wait a moment DAUIfCDC chosis," where he lost normal tite fof r growth. Witihh hungrh y rates and longer. Get to Midlantic right away. reasoning ability. Mulvihill said that when he saw the blood on his wife's head, all he could think of was when her head was dirty, he would wash it. He testified that he carried her into the bathroom and leaned her head under the bathtub faucet He said at no MIDLANTIC lime did he place her body in the tub However, Mrs Mulivihill was Midlantic National Bank/Merchants found lying facedown in about five inches of water The autopsy re- Federal regulations require a substantial Interest penalty for withdrawals from certificates before maturity. Withdrawals from an IRA plan are taxable is ordinary Income In the year of withdrawal and before age 59V4 may also be subject to tax penalty. Rates quoted are subject to change- vealed she died of drowning. 6A Thi- OlliK RcgisUT TUESDAY, APRIL 2. 1985 The DaiJyRegister With yan Atta and Spear Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper WASHINGTON - For 54 years, this newspaper column has sought to provide Van Atta has the Imagination and Americans with an alternative to the boldness eventually to take over the GEORGE J. LISTER leadership of the column. He also has a Preiident and Publisher official version of events, to champion the cause of the voiceless instead of the gm for dining out facts that are seemingly inaccessible. Van Atta has BUI Thompson Charles C. Triblehorn Jane Foderaro dominant and the helpless as against their JACK Editor City Cdilor exploiters, to uphold the public's right to tracked stories across all seven conti- Michael J. Kaula Lawrence C. Newman Michael J Pelltgrino know and control rather than the official's ANDERSO nents he has been nominated five times Dirrrfor of .Ugrkrling CirriitalNn Oirvrlor rommllcr prerogative to conspire and conceal. for journalisms top award, the Pulltier und rldivnuing These goals were passed on to me by the late Drew Pearson, a fighter with a He did the reporting for me that focused Quaker conscience, cantankerous in print the first national spotlight on CIA ren- but gentle in person, who founded the egade Edwin Wilson. The columns brought column in 1931. He viewed Washington as a warning that, in retaliation, a self- a nest of submerged causes to chronicle, confessed assassin planned to kill Van organized frauds to expose, political would never be stilled. With this in mind, Atta. I exposed the murder plot, and the pretenses to unmask and diplomatic he made me a partner and shared the next day the man skipped the country. intrigues to dissect. byline with me. Van Atlas ability to dig out embarrass- He lived in an atmosphere of combat, He took infinite pains to impress upon ing secrets has made him an irritant to the of shooting and being shot at, of exposing me the moral objectives of the column. GIA, which keeps an active file on him. villainies and being despised for it. There During the years that I have been on my The FBI also has an ongoing investigation was a hardness beneath his gentle exterior own, whenever I have strayed from his to seek his sources. - not the hardness that has to do with standards, I always see Drew shaking his Spear, who for nearly a decade has been callousness or selfishness, but the hard- professorial head in gentle reproof. my editor, has the toughness and courage ness that steels a good man to do what Today, the column appears to be at the to act on his better impulses in the worst must be done. pinnacle of its influence. It has led a weather. He has been a crusader who, Drew also developed a capacity to leap campaign against government waste that among other stories, uncovered the FBI over the government barriers that stand has aroused millions of supporters; it has surveillance of American celebrities. between an accusatory reporter and the promoted a fast-soaring Young Astronaut Last year, Spear published a book, reading public. He shunned the political program to prepare our young people for "Presidents and the Press: The Nixon conviviality, easy friendships and social the high-tech age. And it has continued lo Legacy," which was a labor of love entanglements that inhibit straight- pry behind the scenes for the news that Here's how he explained it in the preface: forward reporting in Washington. others miss or refuse to print. "I love the First Amendment and all it He got hold of embarrassing documents So this is an appropriate time for me, stands for.... Ours is a government of the that had been classified to conceal them in the Drew Pearson tradition, to choose people. We are the sovereigns; those who from the public. He could not be in- partners, to groom them as I was groomed work in government are our servants. We timidated by government officials, libel and to extend the life of the column for have a right to know what they are doing lawyers and pressure groups who sought another generation. All my associates are at times to exercise veto power over qualified; the shame is that there isn't "Journalists worry too much about disclosures that were damaging or of- room for all their names on the byline. So their popularity; it is inherently a lost fensive to their interests. from my staff of investigative reporters, cause. They should simply report the news Drew had a dream that the column he I have selected Dale Van Atta and Joseph and raise hell - as fairly, accurately and had developed would become a bulwark Spear who, hereafter, will share the byline responsibly as they can. ... It is nice but that would survive his death, a voice that with me. Of course, I will remain in not necessary to be liked." How are ya, Yasuhiro ? President Reagan picked up the phone American market is costing the United and called Japanese Prime Minister States jobs and threatening my economic Nakasone in Tokyo. plan for recovery. I'm a free trader, but Yasuhiro,',' the president said. "What if you don't make a serious commitment are you doing to me? I ended 'voluntary' to buying our products, the trade barriers U.S. import quotas on Japanese autos and will go up and I can't do anything about now you're sending in 2 3 million cars to ART It." compete with our domestic industry. "I understand your problem. Mr. Presi- Detroit is screaming bloody murder, and BUCHWALD dent. But America doesn't produce any- I'm on the spot. You've got to give me thing that Japan needs." something in return." "What about military weapons? We've "Of course, Mr. President. We in the got the best that money can buy — fighter inscrutable East believe in fair trade. planes, bombers, tanks, aircraft carriers, What would you like?" the MX missile." "In exchange for selling an unlimited "What would we do with an MX number of Japanese cars, you have to buy some telecommunications equipment? We missile?" American goods from us. I have to prove make the finest in the world." "You could use it as a bargaining chip to Congress that you're serious about "If I buy telecommunications equip- when you negotiate a trade agreement helping our balance of payments." ment from you I will lose face with the with the Soviet Union in Geneva." "If you insist," Mr. Nakasone said Nippon Telephone Company." "Mr. President, my people don't want "Put us down for a dozen eggs, a pound "You have to make a gesture even if it me to spend any money on armaments. "SOME OF THOSE PEOPLE ON WELFARE of butter, two loaves of Wonder bread and means offending your people, Yasuhiro." We're a peace-loving nation, and all we a can of Log Cabin syrup." "If you feel so strongly about it, I'll take ask is to be left alone and corner every AREMT EVEM INOORPORATEP" "You have to do better than that, two Princess phones — one for downstairs automobile market in the free world." Yasuhiro. Our trade deficit to Japan is $37 and the other for my bedroom." "Yasuhiro, that's just the point. I can't billion." "I don't think Congress would accept let you do that. Either you issue licenses "Ah so, Mr. President. I will authorize that as a fair exchange for 500,000 for American imports or I'm putting the a special import license for Cabbage automobiles," the president said. "How auto quota back on." Can petition drive succeed? Patch dolls." are you fixed for Pharmaceuticals? Would "You drive a hard bargain, Mr. Presi- "How many?" it hurt to buy a six-pack of extra-strength dent. All right, send me some Kentucky One week ago, The Register reported effort According to state law. a total of aspirin? You must have a lot of headaches that several area residents had launched 20.603 registered voters must sign the "Three. One for each of my grand- bourbon." in Japan." "Now we're getting somewhere. How petitions, and the signatures must be children." ' a petition drive lo overturn the county "You have to be serious and open up "We haven't had too many since our many cases?" freeholders' 56 percent pay raise. Along submitted to the county clerk by the end your doors to American products. I can't balance of trade has been so good." "One bottle will do. I find most with the story, we published a sample of the business day tomorrow tell you what pressure I'm getting from "Yasuhiro, you're toying with me," the American congressmen who come to see petition When all this began, hardly anyone the National Association of Manufac- president said angrily. "The strong dollar me to complain about Japan's import plus foreign dumping of goods on the Each day since then, we have published thought the petition drive had a snowball's turers," the president said. "How about quotas always ask for Scotch." the petition And each day since then, chance in August of succeeding. Now, increasing numbers of readers have though the odds remain long, it looks as responded by signing their names, collect- though the impossible might actually be ing signatures from their friends and achievable. FROM OUR READERS neighbors and returning the petitions to If you are offended by the self-serving us. By last night. The Register had arrogance of Monmouth County's free- newspaper. to kill for fun." Well, Ms. Russell, hunters collected nearly 4,000 signatures holders in making themselves the highest I took great pleasure in signing this don't kill for fun. We do, however, hunt for 'Shocker' fun. Hunting is fun. It's also a good paid freeholders in the state, sign the form and having all the other people sign Thousands more have been gathered by to register our disapproval of this outright wholesome sport, one that has many petition below. If you are outraged by the Shrewsbury Twp. organizers of the drive, many of whom Editor's note: This is a copy of a letter to "steal" of taxpayers' money. important and respected persons to its have been circulating petitions at shop- spectacle of elected officials reaching into Freeholder John D'Amico. Keep up the good work! credit. ping malls, on street corners and in the taxpayers' pockets and helping them- 1 have gotten a few signatures on the Edward K. Howe The animals we hunt are not wasted. neighborhoods throughout the county selves to a massive pay raise, ask your petition against the Freeholders' salary They are utilized as food, clothing and, 9 yes, sometimes a head on the wall. The Including petitions that have not yet friends and neighbors to sign the petition raise, but would not want that to be 'Outrageous head may hang on the wall but please don't been counted, estimates of the number of as well. construed as may being against raises. It is the 56'; that was the shocker. Rumson try to give the public the impression that After you've signed it. send or bring the signatures collected so far run as high as You are the only Freeholder I ever set To the Editor: we leave the rest of the animal in the 15,000 petition to us. But hurry - the deadline eyes upon and that was at a meeting on We are pleased to enclose ten signatures woods to decompose It simply is not true. But lime is quickly running out on this is tomorrow transportation a few years ago. I got the to the petition you are advocating. Hunting in compliance with the law does impression that you are a good sort to The unilateral action by the freeholders not deplete the stock. Animal populations have in government and I still think so. If and Mr. D'Amico's outrageous guest are carefully controlled by fish and game the current fracas on your raises, helped editorial certainly earned your action. departments and wildlife biologists. New along by the DAILY REGISTER, might Thanks. Jersey, for instance, has one of the most A petition get more people interested in their Patrick B. Stanley liberal deer harvest limits per hunter in government, it would be serving a good the country. Yet our deer herd has We, the undersigned voters of the county of Monmouth, protesting the purpose And if Middletown's Mayor increased almost 20,000 animals per year March 14, 19BS, adoption of a resolution by the Board of Freeholders Ma her has also jumped on the bandwagon, Big game hunts for several yean. If the deer herd had not been controlled they would have eaten it seems he deserves a raise also. Red Bank which raised the freeholders' salaries to $25,000, wish to see the following themselves out of the woods. That, Ms. Governing must be getting harder all the To the Editor: question as a public referendum on the ballot in the November 1985 time, if only considering the environmen- Russell, is called sound wildlife manage- general election, under authority of New Jersey Public Law 40:20-72: In response to the article protesting the ment. tal questions. And the voters must be big game hunts offered by the Monmouth "Shall the members of the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders be feeling more and more helpless and County Park System, Ms. Russell has When hunters take an animal it's called authorized to raise their salaries to $25,000, retroactive to Jan. 1,1985?" frustrated obviously never hunted and has no idea killing. When overpopulation sets in, it's I shall be interested in the eventual what it involves or what an individual gets called starvation and waste. Signature Street Address Town outcome of all this, especially if it does not from hunting. Hunters pour more money into wildlife involve 56':' The hunts for bears, moose and caribou conservation than any group in the Louise Vesler are being held in Canada. Canada has country. I for one would be very disap- healthy populations of all three species. pointed and displeased If the Monmouth 9 She slated that hunters "hunt anything County Parks System allowed people like 'Steal they can get" including females and cubs. Ml. Russell and organizations like Friends 2. I happen to be a hunter and would never of Animals to influence them into stopping Red Bank consider killing a cub or a female with the hunting trips offered to sportsmen To the Editor: Hunting is a deep-seated American 3. cubs. I do not like Ms. Russell implying You are to be congratulated for per- that I would do this. traditiion and a legal and honorable forming the wonderful public service of pastime. 4 She also states that "the whole purpose providing this petition form in your of hunting is giving someone a legal means Roman Blereacki 5 Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU 6. SO AMBUS/- #£)W KIPPING* anuesr.ueeoaxouNum, NBSSHASBSIN UNU&WRfMM 7 eooowiw, mjCOUSINS. MAN. mmfWOUTAWHb en. 8 BSHweBm

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If you want to participate in the drive to Register, One Register Plaza. reverse the Monmnuth County free- Shrewsbury, N .1 07701 For your signa- holders' pay raise, sign the form above and collect other signatures if you wish ture to count, you must be a registered Send the petition to: Editor. The Daily voter in Monmouth County TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1985 Th«- Duily RlK i-«r 7A Joyce M. Kingsley OBITUARIES I.ON<; BRANCH - Joyce More Club, and of the Long Branch Pay Kingsley, M, died yesterday at Woman's Club. (Coalimed from Page U) street." Monmuuth Medical Center. Surviving are her husband, How- Another complaint offered by the Born here, she was a lifelong city had to go to the personnel depart- Anthony R. Walkrr ard F.X. Kingsley; her parents, Mr. ment to inquire (bout taking layoff. employees was that the company resident. and Mrs. John T More of Middle- has issued warnings to employees She retired in 1982 as a business The woman's version of last not to talk to or accept any MATAWAN - Anlhony Bruce Surviving are his wife, Patricia town; three brothers, Edward J week's events was corroborated by Walker, 32, of 164 Lower Main St., manager for Mutual of Omaha, literature from the union organizers Diane Walker; two sons, Ezra Howell More of Eatontown, John P. More five other employees, all of whom died Saturday al Perth Amboy Travis Hill and Vegas Bruce III of Charlotte, N'C , and Robert J. who occasionally congregate in General Hospital. Mrs. Kingsley was a communi- said they had at least 10 years' front of the high technology manu- Walker, both at home; a daughter, cant of Our Lady Star of the Sea More of Ocean; two nephews and experience, who called The Regis- Born in Long Branch, he lived facturer's office. Malika Lanay Walker, at home; his Roman Catholic Church here. two nieces. ter. here most of his life. parents, Sylvan Marie and George "I am furious to think that all the She was a member of the Aux- The Woolley Funeral Home is in One woman said she envied the 10 big shots up front get the big Mr. Walker was employed as a Maurice Walker; three sisters, iliary of the Long Branch Lions charge of arrangements employees who chose to leave the bonuses and we get kicked in the tractor trailer driver for Culligan Cheryl Ann Jackson of Lakewood, Distribution Services. Before that, company rather than take the pay behind," one employee said. Charlotte Marie Walker of Roselle, he was a chemical operator for E.I. Dorothy R. Fail-ley cut. But the fact that she did not In general, workers expressed the and Theodora Walker of Matawan; have the "luxury" of losing her DuPont Co. RED BANK - Dorothy Roberta ley and Lisa Fairley, all here; five view that the compnay's losses two brothers, Ronald Dean paycheck, coupled with what she should be absorbed equally in every Hr joined the I'.S Marine Corps Fairley, 53, of 124 River St., died brothers, Howard Sheard, Benjamin in 1971, attaining the rank of Christopher and George Maurice described as bleak prospects for department of the company. Walker Jr., both here; his paternal Friday at Monmouth Medical Shcard, Robert Sheard. Nathan being hired and trained by another corporal and serving with the Third Center, Long Branch. EAI, located on Monmouth grandmother, Marguerite Walker, Sheard and Jeffrey Sheard, all here, firm, forced the woman to stay with Division in the Far East While in Born in Red Bank, she was a Parkway, is coming off a tough and his maternal grandmother, five sisters, Mary Meyer of Clif- the company. the service, he won first place as a lifelong shore area resident year. Last August, seven major Emma Mae Moss. fwood, and Ollie Davis, Susan "I wish I could just say the hell boxer in the corps' welterweight She was a member of the Calvary contracts had to be broken and 90 Vallentine, Diane Johnson and with it and walk out the door," the division. The James Funeral Home, Perth Baptist Church, here. employees were fired to help offset woman said. Ho was a graduate of Matawan Amboy, is in charge of arrange- Her husband, David Fairley, died Elaine Johnson, all of Red Bank; losses amounting to $16 million. The six employees who called the Regional High School ments. in 1968 her parents, Emma and Louis newspaper — five women and one Surviving arc a MM, David Fair- Sheard, both here; and nine grand- Teen-ager arrested Francis VanClahn ley, here; six daughters, Patricia children man •» said their benefits have not Jackson, Yvonne Crank, Shelley The Chi Ids Funeral Home, Red been affected by the economic cuts. in shotgun incident MIDDI.ETOWN - Francis Van- New York City. But they suggested that the move Fairley, Linda Fairley. Emma Fair- Bank, is in charge of arrangements MIDDLETOWN - Police ar- C.lahn. 61, of Port Mnnmouth, died may be part of a pattern by the His wife, Hazel VanGlahn, died rested a 17-year-old Leonardo youth Sunday at Rivcrvicw Medical I IH-IIII;I W. Anderson company to force the older, higher March 17. Friday when he appeared to be on renter, Red Bank paid workers out and replace them Surviving arc a brother, Raymond the verge of committing suicide. Rorn in Jersey City, he lived for HIGHLANDS - Thelma Wright Anderson, died in 1963. with "casual" employees from "off VanGlahn of River Plaza; and two the past 54 years in East Keansburg Anderson. 77, died Sunday at Surviving are a son, Alfred the street" who would be paid about Two officers on routine patrol al approximately 10 am. saw the and Port Monmouth sisters, Ruth T. Lowery of Iselin, Riverview Medical Center, Red Anderson, here; a nephew, Alfred $4 an hour, and would not receive youth sitting on his front porch, Mr. VanGlahn was a long- and Mary VanGlahn of Knglewood, Bank W Wright of Mobile, Ala.; and a any benefits. Fla. Born in Highlands, she was a They also said the type of work holding the muzzle of a shotgun shoreman and for many years a niece, Joyce Kozak of Atlantic under his chin. member of the International Long- The John F. Pflegcr Funeral lifelong area resident. many of the employees perform — Highlands After talking, with him "for a shormens Association Local 1237, Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs Anderson was u homemaker making circuit boards and other She was a member of the Girls Posten's Funeral Home, Atlantic pieces of computer hardware — was while," the officers were able to "jump" the youth and wrestle the .- Joseph A. Travisano Friendly Society here Highlands, is in charge of arrange- intricate and could not be easily Her husband, George M. ments. picked up by someone "off the gun away from him, police said. • I.Al'RENCE HARBOR - Joseph here Annahelle F. Jeffries A Travisano. 76. died yesterday at Mr. Travisano was a former Adolpha M. Ituih West Hudson Hospital. Kearney. member of the American Legion. NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - Jessie daughter, Flora C. Trant of Arling- Burn in Newark. Mr^Travisano Newark. UNION BF.ACH - Adelpha M. Her husband. Howard T. Ruth, Let' Neal Campbell, 79, mother of Ruth, 68, died Sunday al Monmouth died in 1982 resided here for 20 years. Surviving are a son, Joseph A ton, Va.; another son, Charles N. John S. "Buck" Campbell Jr. of Medical Center, Long Branch. Surviving arc two sons, George Travisano Jr., here; two daughters. Campbell, here; a sister, Kathcrine Before retiring in 1965. he was a Middietown, N.J . died Friday at Ruth and Captain Howard .1. Ruth, Geraldine Sugden. here, and Mary Bidgirod of Williamston, N.C.; a Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Ruth mechanic for L&F Chevrolet. I'nion her home hero. both of Keyport; a daughter, Kistnern of Kearney; six grand- brother, Thomas S. Bryant, here; 15 lived in Linden before moving here He was a l'.8, Army veteran of A native of Norfolk, she was a 46 years ago. Barbara Anderson of Parlin; a children and a great-grandson. grandchildren and 14 great-grand- World War II full-time homomakcr She was a communicant of Holy sister, Ethel Pace of Toms River; The Day Funeral Home. Keyport. He was a communicant of St Surviving, besides her son, are a children. Family Roman Catholic Church, and nine grandchildren. is in charge of arrangements. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church, The Umphk-tt Funeral Home, here, and a member of its Golden The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, here, is in charge of arrangements. Age Club. is in charge of arrangements Clifford W. Provost Jessie 1..N. Campbell

MIDDLETOWN - Clifford W He was a U.S. Navy Veteran of MIDDLETOWN Annabelle F Provost. 74, of Hast Keansburg. died World War II. Jeffries, 81. died Sunday at home. yesterday at Riverview Medical Mr. Provost was a communicant Born in Brooklyn, NY. she lived Tenter. Red Rank of Holy Family Roman Catholic in Ozone Park, Queens. N.Y., before Born in Springfield, Mass., he Church, Union Beach. moving here in 1957. lived in New York City and North Suriving are his wife, Dorothy She wiu an executive secretary •FUUERAIS •HOSPITALS Bergen before moving here 12 years Edwards Provost, five stepsons, for F.BASCO Services, New York ago. Robert Putnam of Jacksonville. City, before retiring 17 years ago. • BAR MITZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION Mr Provost retired in 1975 as a Fla , Ronald Putnam of New Paltz. She was a communicant of St. member of the International Long- NY, Edward Putnam of Mary's Roman Catholic Church, shoreman's Association Local 791. Hackensack, Michael Putnam of New Monmouth, and a member of New York City, after working as a North Adams, Mass., and Thomas its Altar Rosary Society. longshoreman for 26 years. Putnam, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: Surviving are a brother, William H-kflma three daughters, Judith Mohrmann Jeffries of Hicksville, NY.; a 202 DEATH NOTICES of Highland Lakes, Dorothy nephew, Bruce Rice of England; Beauchamp of New York City, and two nieces, Joan Rice, here, and MIDDLETOWN Flowers by Bob Goodman FAIRLEY — Oorottly Roberta ol 124 Ftoer SI. Donna Luchsinger of West Elizabeth Jeffries of Hicksville 749 Hwy 35, Middietown Red Bank, on March 29. 1965 Devoted mother ol Keansburg; a niece, Eileen Roy of Ml miJM credit cads xctpted by phone David Fairley. Mra Patricia Jeckaon. Mrs Yvonne The John F. Pfleger Funeral 671-2507 Crank. Linda Fairtay. Emma Fairley. Liaa Feirtey. end Springfield, Mass.; 27 grandchildren Home is in charge of arrangements. 787-0049 671-0346 Shelley Fairley Fond srsler ol Howard. Benjamin Hwy. 35. Middietown Phone ordere accepted with credit card Robert. Nathan, and Jeffrey Sheard. Mrs. Mery . and two greatgrandchildren Meyer. Mra CHI* Devis. Mrs Sueen Vellsntine. Mrs. The John F. Pfleger Funeral Sperns /<>7.as Diane Johnson, and Mrs Elaine Johnaon Loving Home is in charge of arrangements. Sayrewoods Florist II daughter ol Mr and Mra Louis Sheerd Funeral KF.ANSRURC. - Speros Zezas, service Thura I p.m at Calvary Baptist Church. Rev Flowers Speak From the Heart" World-Wide Wire Service 114 Main St.. MMm John Smith officiating Interment Monmoulh Mem- 71, died Sunday at Riverview Medi- (Acroaa from Jerry Beyer's Restaurant) orial Park Tinton Falls Frienda may call al the Margaret KIIJIIKT cal Center, Red Bank KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST cnurch Wed 6-9 p.m Mr. Zezas was a co-founder of the 1870 Hwy. 35, Middietown, N.J. 07748 Fruit Baskets • Gifti e Balloons 566-3200 ' 6710744 JEFFRIES — Annebelle F. 81 years, or FAIR HAVEN - Margaret Bayshore American Hellenic As- 741-2685 113 W. Front-It. We Smd Flown WortoWde Middlelovm on March 31. 1905 Dear sister of Knauer, 91, died yesterday at King sociation, Hazlet "Middletown's Finest" C. Du BUM Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Me*w CndN Can* Accepted Wiiham jeffriee Dear sister-m-iew of Mra Florence James Nursing Home, Middietown. Jeffries Deer suni ol Bruce Rice. Joan Rice and This information was incorrect in Eliiabeih jeltrtes Dear eunl-m-raw ol Hilde Rica Born in New York City, Mrs. an obituary in yesterday's editions Qraat aunt ol Anthony Rice and Alexandra Rice. Knauer moved to the borough 25 of The Daily Register. Kiyport GrMtJMWtt h FllfiMl Funeral Wedneidey al 9:15 a.m. Irorn the John F Plleger Funeral Home. 115 Tindell Rd . Middletown years ago. 54 W. Front St., Keyporl EsttatM IMS |M pen • Masa of Christian burial will be offered al 91 Mary'a She was a member of the First 206 Main St. R C Church. New Monmoulh at 10 a.m Interment Presbyterian Church, Red Bank. 739-1850 Ml Olivet Cemetery. Middlelown Visiting Monday LOTTERIES K.ypoti 264-0497 and Tuesday 2-4 end 7-9 pm She was the mother of the late "Flowers My It Beat" Robert C. Knauer of Millington. Major Credit Cards Accepted By Phone II maior credit cerrje accepted WALKER — Anthony Bruce, ol 164 Lower Main Her husband, Charles W. Knauer, TRENTON IAP) - The winning Si Matawan. NJ. on March30. 199S Husband of Patricia Dane Felher ol MaMie Lanay and Vegas died in 1971. number drawn last night in New Your full service florin. - We care Bruce Walker, end Eve Iravie H,u. eon of Sylvan Surviving are a son, Arthur F. Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 621. A Attention Florist! Marie and George Maurice Walker, brother of Cheryl straight bet pays (377.50, box pays Colonial Flowers Ann Jechaon. Charlotte Mane end Theodora walker. Knauer of Scarsdale, N. Y.; a daugh- Order your special ad $62.50 and pairs pay $37.50. 125 Markham Ptua, LltU* Sllwr Ronald Dean Christopher and George Meurlce ter, Margaret Craig of Red Bank; a S E. Front Street, Red Bank into this Directory. Walker Jr.. grandson ol Msrguerite Walker end The Pick 4 number was 5065. A 530-0363 Emms Mae Moss Funeral. Thursday. April 4, at sister, Emma Does, here; three straight bet pays $3,264 50 and box 741-4666 Cliffwood Community Church of Christ. Roosevelt grandchildren and three great- FBUIT UWETI • BAU.CXMM • FIOWUM 542-4000, Ext. 252 Ave . CWwood. N J st II s m Interment ShoreUnd pays $272. All Major Credit Cards Accepted By Phone CrexJIt Card Orders Accepted By Phono Memorial Gardens. Hejlet. N J Viewing Wedneedsy. grandchildren. The winning number picked yes- April 3 19JJ5. al Clittwood Community Church of The John E. Day Funeral Home, Christ. 3-S p m and 7-» p m Servicea Thursday. terday in New York's Daily Number April 4. al the Ctlltwood Community Church ol ChrW. Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- lottery game was 7-1-4. The "Win- Rooeevell Ave. ci,tt«ooo NJ ments. Four" number was 8-2-2-3.

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TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1965 8A Tin- Daily Rcgisirr The Arts Playboy's Hefner suffers stroke of bad luck BY JACK OBRIAN networks and cable TV has the channels Maaajr Sett's and Forest WtltM's 1932 calmly soaped Eddie's sadly customary spendthrift Ing zillions on what they can Bdwy comedy "Blessed Event," a sharp dirty-mouthed shock-words flung for their It's a drab year for Playboy's head find: such as MGM peddling its entire fast farce-satire on Walter Wlachell, gets own comic effect, sans jokes, sani rabbit Hugh Hefner: He suffered a stroke, library of 4,000-pictures to Home Box an off Bdwy revival at the W 43rd St. relevancy and the shows "served to New Jersey shuttered his Atlantic City Office and Showtime cableers - at Quaigh Theater April 6. The revival's provide one definite conclusion: as a casino ownership, his London gambling- VOICE OF upwards of $100 millions. press agent tries to cadge attention standup comedian he (Murphy) Is not a ouster's still costing him goodbye-money, Capital Cities' takeover of ABC Inc describing WW's '32 style as "a type who funny man .. The obscenities are the main his medics reportedly ordered him to BROADWA forces the merged firm to spin off its used, misused and abused the power of the event. Without them he has no act ' As we diminish or cancel his libido — and now Buffalo, NY., TV channel: Capital Cities press." Expedient nonsense: Winchell's said reacting to previous similar concert an only faintly camouflaged comic- bought it 20 years ago for about $15 own reaction in his column was: "I occasions; sad. Eddie Murphy's picking surgical theatrical dissection of his sex- million, may get $100 million for our old thought 'Blessed Event' was great! Don't the wrong time to follow in the sleazy empire, "Education of One Miss Febru- home burg's top-rated station ... Prime you think I ought to?" verbal ruts of Joan Rivers, Redd Foxx, ary: Sharon Twane," will push Hef out on time TV viewing plopped again last month Buddy Hackett, Rodney Dangerfield in- a satirical limn. Opens April 4 ... The most intelligent deservedly No. One show ... "Dynasty" already's about to spin off It was a hit, ran US performances in concerts and cabaret performances; when central character's called "Stu Heffer." of all nationally. Called Bill an "angry another TV glitikrieg with "The Colbys of that deepest-depression era when 100 even the amoral standards of Las Vegas boss," as he said he'd heard from "inside performances meant a profitable success and Atlantic City have the public revolted Jimmy Carter and Rosalyn already California," spawned from its Dynastic the Writers Guild." If that's the way to ... H'wood bought it for a movie starring by such terminal filth; so fed up its (first via TV's "80 Minutes") are cam- characters. ABC had JO TV pilot-shows deliver only the TV best, scowl away ready for decision as of the moment of the the only screen actor who could play staying away from the four-lettered Big paigning for 1988 — against Teddy William. Walter persuasively: Lee Tracy. Lee and Kennedy ... Gary, Ind, still has a law that CC-ABC merger. Name Comics' shows in such droves that Winchell shared the coiled-spring, ner- the casinos' big rooms now are buying says it's illegal to attend a movie house Typical bitter squeeze: calling the show vous-energized personality Walter en- Lorelte Yoaag's "Gothic" TV serial, Paris Lido-type revues, even old Bdwy hit within four hours of consuming garlic: "Cosby and Harriet," the latter a gratu- joyed until hit by terminal cancer. makes scents ... Sour Grapes Time: Mori • itous retroactive slash at the nicest sitcom "Dark Mansions" (sounds like an am- shows; a la Joe Namalh, a popular casino Sahl on the Irv Kupcinel TV Match of its extended long gone day; and what bitious-to-be-'Rebecca"), is so com- Variety knocked the comic spots off favorite in "Sugar" and now about to open squeezed a few greeneyed squirts at the ever happened to Sahl's network career"1 plicated and expensive it's already post- Eddie Murphy this week for his Radio City in AC. in "Bells Are Ringing." You'd Bill Cosby Show, only the best, warmest, The abject shortage of good movies for poned well into next season. Music Hall shows: Joe Cohen's review think the obscene-clowns might wise up. Bookmarks have own page in history

HOLMDEL - A collection of The common style of book- paper or thin cards. They usually "One of the greatest advantages bookmarks is being exhibited at marks in the 18th and 19th century carried advertisements for prod- in collecting bookmarks is that the Holmdel Public Library, consisted of a narrow silk ribbon ucts such as soap, ladies' corsets, they are easily stored," Crawfords Corner Road, through bound into the book at the top of quack medicines and popular Blumenthal said. "I am fortunate May 31. The collection is on loan the spine. They are still oc- foods. to have a family who has traveled from Jennifer Blumenthal, here, casionally used today in reference a great deal, consequently my books. Brash advertising declined from collection has come from many who started collecting bookmarks 1901 to 1914. but insurance com- as a child. From 1850 to 1880, markers parts of the world." * were often handmade from hand- panies and publishers made great After Blumenthal became a embroidered ribbon. use ol bookmarks. Blumenthal has found unusual librarian, she developed an bookmarks during her collecting, A more common marker of this The "Publicity and Greeting such as a fried egg found in a book. interest in researching the history period was a ribbon to which an Period," from about 1914 to the of bookmarks. "When people become tired of embroidered card or watercolor present, found some advertising reading they will stick in almost •The need for some device to was stitched. on bookmarks, used chiefly to anything to mark their page: a mark the place in a book was Thomas Stevens of Coventry, carry propaganda for non-profit nail file, a piece of bacon, money, recognized at an early date," England, was the most important organizations. They were used to bills, eyeglasses, costume jew- Blumenthal said. "To put a finely- producer of bookmarks of this promote the war effort during elry, etc.," Blumenthal explained bound volumn face down with . period. Examples of his signed both world wars, to encourage pages open can cause injury to its bookmarks are included in the people to save money, and to urge For further information about spine. Creasing the corner of a Holmdel display. road users to observe highway the exhibit, contact Peggy Lasky codes. Public libraries used them SOOKMARKS — Jennifer Blumenthal, Holmdel, displays some page had a lasting reproach, From 1880 to 1901 - considered or Peg McEowen, chairpersons, of the bookmarks in her collection which is being exhibited at the the Victorian Advertising period - and still do - to disseminate Holmdel Historical Society, P.O. hence, bookmarkers began to ap- information. Holmdel Public Library, Crawfords Corner Road, through May 31 pear in the mid-lSOOs." — bookmarks were printed on stiff Box 282, Holmdel, N.J. 07733. 9 Museum exhibit offers 'extras TUESDAY PRIME TIME MIDDLETOWN - The Monmouth Museum is Center, Tennent, to journey to Cape May tor a 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 if 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 sponsoring a workshop and several bus trips as professionally guided tour of the Hawk Observation CBS NOT Fortunt Lucie Amu Jefferson! Movie: "Guilty Conscience" ancillary programs to the exhibition in the lower Deck The group will have lunch at the well-known a gallery. "Seasonal Sojourns: Migration in North Cape May Lobster House on the docks, then go to NBC News FunnyFtud A-Teem AD. America." Brigantine to the Forsyth National Wildlife Refuge of o M*A*S*H UFnty Rituals MervQnJnn April 14. from 2:30 to 4 p.m., Michael Shall, the U.S. Department of the Interior. The fee includes • P.M.Mag. transportation, guide, and lunch. professional paperfolder, will present a workshop on ABCNMS Em. Tonight ftACriwd Wno'iBon? MacQjudartLoud Moonlighting Origami. Origami, a Japanese word for a centuries old There is a bus trip, June 14 through 16, to Boston, • international art, derives Its charm from its simplicity Gloucester, and Sturbridge, Mass. Participants will • OHM Mm CJKitoy PipAlsttN, ... '' ... single sheets of paper folded without aid of scissors visit the New England Aquarium and. dine at or paste to create the likeness of anything imaginable Ramagnoli's Table in the Marketplace. For half a day, jJtfttrtons Ind. News Movie: "Condominhifn" Ind. News News ' "Today, origami is alive, international, creative, a they will journey out of Gloucester by boat to view the - MacNeU/Lehrar Nova Frontline Rites Of Passage and of universal appeal," said Shall. Origami is whales. There will also be time for lunch and happening anywhere paper is inexpensive and ac- sightseeing in this coastal community. The evening in ' IB Sanford NBA Basketbal : Philadelphia 76er* at Atlanta Hawks Nt. Gallery Bizarre cessible. It is natural to pick up a piece of paper and Boston is for participants to enjoy on their own. fold. Shall studied with Alice Gray, president of the © Sanford All Family Cousteau Mississippi: Reluctant Ally Movie: "Vanished" Origami Center of America, since he was six years old. Both Friday and Saturday nights will be spent at the With her, he has created the creatures that hang on Boston Park Plaza. Sunday, after breakfast, the bus M'A'S'H NHL Hockey: Philadelphia Flyws at New York Rangers C. Country the Christmas trees at the Museum of Natural History will leave for Olde Sturbridge Village to browse m and in the JAL office in New York City. The bird4 he through quieter more simple America, lunch at the' mm SpoCtr. Spo. Focus Auto Racing: NASCAR VaUeydale 500 SkHng Moment! new exhibition are also his creations. Great Room Buffet, and leave for home at 3 p.m.. m "Harry And Son" Cont'd Movie: "Moscow On The Hudson" M. Security Warning It is requested that participants be eight years old The Monmouth Museum is located on the Brookdale or older. Community College campus. MA Radio 1990 NHL Hockey: PNIadalphla Flyars at New York Rangers Dragnet On May 23, a trip has been planned with the guidance It is open from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays through of Alice Forshee, director of Owl Haven Nature Saturdays and 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays. me "BkwSk'sAg'n"Conl'd Movie: "Misunderstood" "Yankee Doodle Dandy" •HOW Movit Cont'd Movie: "Swing Shin" "Reckless Disregard"

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BY ALAN SIPRESS elsewhere in the budget. proposed by Mayor Philip O. Huhn. attended the council meeting last week to demand that LONG BRANCH - The city averted a financial crisis And as long as they blocked the added spending, Pallone has accused Huhn of building a large surplus the city spend $18,000 to lease six new police cars. yesterday when Council President Frank Pallone Jr. Councilman Philip J Hayes said he would vast the third to finance a tax cut next year just in time for the To check whether the fleet has become as run-down agreed to spending increases demanded by his council and deciding vote against the budget. mayoral and council elections. as the officers contended, Pallone personally inspected opponents. This move would allow the municipal budget The state would have intervened to order the city's In turn, Huhn and Hayes have charged that Pallone the cars. He said he could not find anything wrong with to obtain enough support to pass. finances if the council had failed to reach a is irresponsibly playing politics with the city's finances. the vehicles but believed the officers' complaints. The council is due to hold a special meeting tonight compromise. Hayes, in fact, had earlier threatened to cast the "I don't understand why the mayor and the to adopt the spending amendments and should pass the Pallone and Layer's move to pave the way for the deciding vote against the budget if Pallone continued to administration did not inform us of these unsafe entire budget next Tuesday. budget comes even as they continue to oppose the oppose it, thus forcing a financial crisis for which the conditions." the council president said. Pallone and his ally Councilman Robert Layer agreed package. council president would be held publicly responsible. The $20,000 increase for sanitation is to fund a to 138.000 in additional spending, including 118,000 (or They said they refuse to vote for the budget unless Hayes indicated yesterday that he would not stand by program for disposal of debris too large to be collected new police cars and $20,000 for a sanitation program it includes a substantial tax cut. They have called for this threat. on normal garbage runs. Under the program, dumpsters I'ntil yesterday, these two councilmen had refused to a reduction of 10 cents on $100 of assessed valuation as Pallone and Layer dropped their opposition to 1 are left overnight in different locations for disposal of back the increase unless corresponding cuts were made compared with the I 1 cent cut included in the budget additional spending after more than 25 police officers the debris. Former substitute teacher pleads guilty to sex abuse BY LISA R. KRUSE authorities in front of his mother, the boy became frightened and backed off his statement. FREEHOLD - A former substitute teacher in the It wasn't until the prosecutor's office was investigat- Red Bank Middle School pleaded guilty yesterday to sexually abusing three of his male students. ing another incident with Young that the 12-year-old's charge came to light and was prosecuted, Mellaci said In labored and hailing testimony. Earl Young, 30, of "The kids didn't want to report it initially, because Asbury Park, pleaded guilty to sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual contact and attempted they were embarassed, and afraid to tell their parents." aggravated sexual contact before Superior Court Judge Mellaci said. Burton L. Fundler. The aggravated criminal sexual contact charge dealt Young interrupted his testimony with frequent with a 15-year-old boy. and was the first case against pauses, and kept his eyes downward as he described the Young that was investigated by the prosecutor's office sexual contact he had with the three teen-age boys. This incident occurred on June 8. 1984 after "Field As part of the plea agreement, Assistant Prosecutor Day" at the Middle School. Mellaci said that Young Anthony J. Mellaci agreed to recommend a 10-year offered to ride the youth home from field day. The youth maximum prison term at the time of sentencing. Young refused, saying he would ride home on his bike could have fared a maximum penalty of 20 years in Mellaci said Young followed the boy in his car. and prison. cut him off near the intersection of Willow Street and In addition. Mcllari said Prosecutor John A. Kaye West Bergen Place. As the boy stopped his bicycle, planned to send a letter to the state Department of Mellari said Young then pulled the youth off his bike Education asking that Young's teaching license be into the open window of his cat and sexually abused him. revoked. This was witnessed by two other juveniles, Mellaci said This is Young's second offense. He had been convicted All Young said about the incident yesterday was that on May 20, 1983 of criminal sexual contact with a 16 he "remembered it very well," and he said he touched year-old boy in Asbury Park, and was sentenced to two the boy "in the groin area." years probation The final charge Young pleaded to was a count of At the time of the Asbury Park incident, Young had attempted aggravated sexualrontact with a 13-year-old been a part-time substitute teacher in the Asbury Park student, also in May 1984. Mellaci said Young made a school system. Although the county prosecutor's office comment to the boy of a sexual nature and then notified the state Department of Education. Young's attempted to touch him. teaching license was not revoked. "As I told my attorney. (Mark Stalford.) I am not too The first count of sexual assault deals with a then 12- much aware of an incident with (a third victim,)" year-old male student, whom Young said he touched in Young said. "But I do recall an incident involving a the groin area in April or May of 1984. Mellaci explained student at that time After a ... science class, I believe that the case was upgraded from aggravated criminal it was, I was talking with a student and I attempted to sexual contact because the boy was under 13 years of commit an act of sexual contact." age. In accepting the plea agreement, the prosecution "I was talking to (victim) about possible sexual agreed to drop four endangering the welfare of a child pmb*tn»: he was having during Tl«w, and during a cfWii. ' eVMilha'l" reitritt. and two afgrivjied break I touched him," Young said. criminal sexual contact charges. At first, Young de.nied touching the boy in the groin Fundler set a sentencing date of July 19, and ordered area, but after repeated questioning by Fundler, he Young to report to the Avenel Adult Diagnostic finally admitted that he had. Treatment Center. He will remain free on a $10,000 I'M WALKIN' - J'anette Grau of Jersey City Stone Pony, Asbury Park, her Walk Across Young also mentiond that the incident with the 12- property bond until that time. year-old had been handled internally in the Red Bank discusses with Lee Mrowicki, disc jockey for The America for World Hunger. In pleading guilty, Young also admits to a probation school system. violation. Mellaci said he could be sentenced to Mellaci explained that the boy originally reported it additional years in prison because of the violation by World hunger walk begins to authorities, but, when he was questioned by school Superior Court Judge Alvin Y. Milberg.

BY HANNAH JOHNSON that Grau leave from the Stone Pony due to its proximity to Route 33, which leads to Trenton. From Judge bars cancellation ASBURY PARK - The Stone Pony, a popular Trenton, Grau will go to Philadelphia, Washington, night spot for rock and roll fans, was the setting for Virginia, West Virginia and Tennessee where she a distinctly non-musical event. will pick up Route 40 and follow it all the way to At 10 a.m. Sunday morning, J'anette Grau, 28, a California. Jersey City native, and self-styled health and fitness "The Stone Pony will help with some of the of sewerage agreement enthusiast, left "The Pony" and set out on her Walk expenses," Mrowicki said. "We will provide J'anette Across America To Help the World's Hungry. TOMS RIVER - For the time ship from complying with the ruling, But Reisner said the fact that the with a running suit and some T-shirts to wear during applications had been filed did not Sponsored by the World Hunger Project of San being, the Hazlet Township Sew- because the sewerage service will the trip. The Stone Pony will be a home base for her. erage Authority must uphold its be necessary for lower-income hous- guarantee that they would be ap- Francisco, Grau plans to elicit support for the hunger If she gets in trouble on the road or needs something agreement to serve Holmdel hous- ing planned for the Hazlet border. proved by the authority. He said that cause and solicit per-mile pledges all along her route. she can make a phone call and find me 24 hours a ing on the Hazlet border, a Superior Though the authority claimed the one of the applications, for a The money she raises will be sent to the World day." Court judge ruled Friday. agreement included a clause entitl- shopping center including a Caldor Hunger Project and USA for Africa, the Los Angeles Mrowicki said that Grau will call in and send • Judge Eugene Serpentelli issued a ing it to cancel, a court official department store, is not in the final based organization that sponsored the "We Are the postcards to the Stone Pony. He plans to plot Grau's preliminary injunction Friday bar- indicated that what can or cannot be planning stages yet. He said the World" recording. progress on a map in the club. ring the authority from canceling its done to address lower-income hous- proposed shopping center is on a Grau hopes to reach her final destination, Magic Grau would like to to walk 50 miles a day. but 1975 agreement to provide the ing concerns has yet to be de- tract zoned for lower-income hous- Mountain Amusement Park in Valencia, Calif, by Mrowicki is doubtful. "I think it will be more like service. termined. ing in the township's new zoning late May or early June and predicts she will wear 30 or 40 miles a day, " he said. She plans to walk The authority had canceled the Whether sewerage authorities can ordinance. If the shopping center is out 12 pairs of shoes in the process. • for 12 hours and rest for 12 hours, reserving the agreement several months ago, and be forced to serve the intense not built, Holmdel wants to make Lee Mrowicki of Wall, a Stony Pony disk jockey evenings for promotional activities and laundry. A argued before Serpentelli that it had development the Mount Laurel rul- sure there is sewerage service for by night and a graphic artist with Imprint Ink, walkman will provide Grau with her necessary the legal right to do so. ings might cause "is a burning the lower-income homes that might Shrewsbury, by day, will walk the first leg of the . traveling music ... especially her favorite Bruce But Serpentelli enjoined the issue," according to the official. be built in its place journey with Grau. "I'll walk until dark. We should Springsteen tapes. authority from canceling, pending make it past Freehold," he said. "J'anette was inspired by Springsteen and the the results of a combined lawsuit Meanwhile, the authority con- The court official said it would be Mrowicki said that Grau is a "Pony" patron and donations he makes on tour," said Mrowicki, who filed against Holmdel by three tended that the decision to cancel months before Serpentelli issues needed help organizing her project. Mrowicki, who added that donations to Walk Across America can be developers aiming to build homes had nothing to do with the possibility decisions in the Holmdel cases. . also serves as the club's promotion man, suggested sent to the Stone Pony. closer together than township zoning of Mount Laurel housing on the laws allow, and by the Township of Hazlet border. He said that at future hearings, Hazlet, which claims Holmdel un- the authority may argue the fairly zoned for lower-income hous- After the hearing, John Conti, Holmdel agreement is a financial ing on the Hazlet border. chairman of the authority, insisted hardship for it, but that the Hazlet deaths prompt meeting that the agreement was not binding Holmdel's action against the anyway. "It's so full of holes, it's authority made no attempt to to authority was filed in connection forward that argument Friday. HAZLET - Because of the recent deaths of a family Mayor Mary Jane Wiley, who is expected to attend pathetic. Why not just get rid of it?" with the suits filed by the developers he asked. here by carbon monoxide poisoning, members of the the Safety Advisory Board's meeting, said. "We want and by Hazlet, which are also before Conti said the authority canceled Safety Advisory Board are urging residents to attend to make the the residents become more aware." She Serpentelli. the agreement because when it was their April ll meeting. Ronald Reisncr, an attorney for said she hopes many residents will attend the meeting. The developers are arguing Holmdel, said "that's news to me. If originally signed, the capacity of At the meeting, 800, Town Hall, 319 Middle Road, Hazlet's sewer lines was "dif- The Judge family died after prolonged exposure to Holmdel has violated the state it's not binding, why did they send there will be representatives from New Jersey Natural ferent." carbon monoxide, which filled their house when the Supreme Court's Mount Laurel II the notice of cancellation?" Gas Co.. The Fuel Merchants Association of New ruling by not allowing developers to Jersey, and Certified Chimney Sweeps with information furnace — due to a soot-clogged chimney, an open He said that in the past the inspection vent, and sooty burners — emitted the toxic build enough homes to finance some Conti said two developers plan- on how to prevent similar occurences. amount of lower-income homes. ning to build near a sewer line along authority has had the power to The board is warning residents to use caution when fumes. At least a week before the tragedy, family Union Avenue have applied to reject any application, and said the members had been complaining of fainting spells, According to Mount Laurel II, fared with salespersons from chimney or flue sweeping zoning laws are invalid if they fail connect to the authority. He said authority would "just look at each dizziness, and headaches - all symptoms of carbon services and furnace cleaning services. to permit development of a munici- those applications, one of which application as it comes in." He it The board suggests that residents should ask the monoxide poisoning, authorities have said. pality's "fair share" of lower- and • included Mount Laurel housing, didn't matter much to the authority salespersons if they are licensed, what their liability Found dead March 19 in their Monmoiith Road home moderate-income housing would not have been affected be- that the agreement was upheld by policies arc, and what their qualifications are before were John Judge ST., his wife, Mary Patricia, and their cause they were submitted before Serpentelli. "There are no big Holmdel had claimed the ramifications," he said. contracting a job. children, Daniel, John Jr., and Janet. authority was preventing the town- the cancellation. State Assembly committee releases bottle bill BY TED LOUD Environment Committee did not members. He said the bill would other more comprehensive en- anniversary of Earth pay, said solution" to the growing solid waste vote on the merits of the bill, only probably be defeated by the full vironmental measures. Robert Stuart, a member of the disposal crisis facing the state, and TRF.NTON - A proposol that whether it should be released for assembly. "I don't think something as im- Public Interest Research Group and will serve to cut down on litter, would require a 10-cent deposit on floor debate. The vote was 3-2. It The state Chamber of Commerce portant as a clean environment state coordinator of the grassroots Stuart said. beverage rontainers was voted out now goes to the full.Assembly fur and other business organizations should be handled in such a bottle bill campaign. Environmen- of an Assembly committee yester- consideration. have been joined by organized labor piecemeal, hit-or-miss approach," tal, professional and business Correction day The committee voted in February in opposing the measure, saying it Bennett said. leaders are expected to speak at The -bottle bill," which would to keep the bill ofr the floor But would lead to a loss of jobs and Local supporters will hold a press today's meeting, Stuart said. No federal surplus cheese or other impose a deposit on beer and soda Assemblyman John O. Bennett, R- create a burden for shopkeepers. conference in Freehold today to Bennett said the assembly was foods went to waste last year when cans and bottles, has been circulat- Monmouth, a member of the com- Supporters contend, however, exhort legislators to hold a special not scheduled to meet April 22, and the Vietnam Veterans Agent Orange ing at the Statehouse for more than mittee, changed his vote yesterday that the proposal would result in a session April 22 to adopt the that the special session would be Victims of New Jersey helped tie a decade but has never'been voted Bennett said that, while he op- cleaner environment measure. held at the discretion of the as- needy in the county. on by the full Assembly. posed the bill, he felt it deserved the Bennelt said he objected to the The date was selected by en- sembly speaker. This year's charitable effort will The Assembly Agriculture and consideration of all 80 assembly bill because it could serve to thwart vironmentalists to mark the 15th The bill offers "the only proven cost the veterans group $3,500

_ 2B Tin- l)iiil\ HcuUli'r TUESDAY, APRIL ?.. toss Little Silver joins fight over liquor licensing bill BY GAYLE E. RABIN restaurant seating capacity of more than ISO people. It According to Gary Sammoo, Rumson borough the wanner months was rejected by the commission for acquired its name because it was introduced at the administrator, the company's request for a 21 percent no apparent reason, said Pope. LITTLE SILVER - The Borough Council last night request of the owner of The Breakers Hotel in Spring increase last year was lowered to an 8.1 percent hike •The trees are valuable and they look pretty sick, adopted a resolution opposing a state Assembly bill that Lake, and is apparently tailored to fit that establish after opposition from Rumson, Middletown. Sea Bright, ttld Pope. "I think that for the commission to turn down would grant liquor licenses to restaurants and hotels of menl Little Silver, and Tinton Falls. the proposal without offering us an alternative shows a certain size in beachfront areas. "Although we are not involved in it now, it would be The proposed rate increase would boost the borough's that they are not doing their job." The resolution slated that the bill threatens all New easy to forsee that someday the governor and yearly fire hydrant costs by 15,991 to $44,132 Bruno directed Borough Administrator Steven Green- Jersey communities since it is a direct attack on the Legislature, in their infinite wisdom, would grant a "The only feasible alternative it to Join with our wood to contact Stanley Mclntosh of the shade tree concept of home rule. The bill would allow the state to liquor license (in) a borough like Little Silver where neighbors to oppose this rate hike, which is much in commission about an alternative. excess of what we should be paying," said Bruno. take a hand in granting liquor licenses, and would there is overwhelming opposition to it," said Mayor In another matter, Police Captain David Kennedy restrict the current right of municipalities to refuse Anthony T. Bruno. In another matter, councilman Henry A. Pope Jr. announced his retirement, effective Oct. t, after 27 license applications Another resolution, to join Rumsons opposition to a expressed concern over the diseased condition of six years of service. The bill, popularly known as the Breakers Bill, would 15 7 percent rate increase by the Monmouth Con- crabapple trees at the west end of Markham Plaza. Bruno appointed Frank Ambrosino, Silverwhite Road, require beachfront communities to issue liquor licenses solidated Water Co. and share in the cost of legal fees, A proposal from the Weisman Landscape Corp., Little to oceanfront hotels having at least 65 rooms and was also adopted. Silver, for $900 to spray the trees every 10 days during as borough fire inspector. Sea Bright business rouses neighbors ire Blind kids can hunt he said, because the charred wood had a low BY TREVOR THOMAS had been gunning their engines — and using abusive language toward residents who com- kindling point and could be ignited again. SKA BRIGHT - Residents' complaints about plained about the noise. Millen said a Board of Health report said the for Easter eg*gs9 too neighbors occupied much of the Borough Coun- Manning said he will personally visit the owner damaged wood had begun to rot, giving off cil's attention last night. today to take up the complaints with him. He also poisonous methane gas in the process. Residents BY JAN MARIE WKRBI.IN include a battery oscillator Several residents expressed outrage that South said he will invite Walsh to the next council also complained about an obnoxious odor given speaker which emits a sound like Street had become, in the words of one meeting to describe what he intends to do to meet off by the garage and boat. FREEHOLD - The Freehold a bird chirping, comparable to homeowner, the "filthiest street in town" residents' grievances. Kiwanis Dub Easter Egg Hunt, In response to the complaints, the council bird-sound Christmas ornaments. because of alleged carelessness by employees of Other residents also complained about the already attracting 500-800 children passed a resolution giving the owner of the This is placed inside an egg-shaped Fraley Associates and allied businesses at the owner of 3 Beach Street, where a two-story annually, hopes to attract some property two months to repair the garage and one plastic container salvaged from a end of the street. According to the residents, garage remained unrepaired after being badly children that are usually left out of debris falling from trucks hauling gravel from month to repair or remove the boat. According nylon stocking package damaged by fire a year ago. A large boat surh events. This year's hunt will the Fraley property often littered the streets, to the resolution, if the owner rails to meet those Michael Gall, a member of the damaged in the same fire was still sitting on the begin at 10 a.m. Saturday at while sludge and oil from the site also appeared terms, the garage will be demolished and the boat property, also unrepaired, they said. Freehold Borough High School Freehold Kiwanis Club, recalled to be polluting the nearby Shrewsbury River. removed by the borough, and the cost assessed Councilman Alan Millen said the site was An area has been set aside for that the first year they used the Martin Gardley, who lives immediately next to the owner. visually impaired children. With beeping eggs, no visually impaired door to the business, also said pieces of roof and "visually a disgrace." It also presented a hazard. Ihc aid of special "beeper eggs," children attended, and last year siding have been falling off a garage housing supplied by the McCully Chapter or only about six participated. Fraley vehicles, presenting what he called a Funding cut could stop homeport the New Jersey Boll Pioneers, "This year it would be nice to dangerous situation for his family. those partiripating in this hunt will have a larger group." he said The exact nature of the business conducted at NKW YORK i API - A Senate subcommittee If the recommendation is approved by the full be led to the egg's hiding place by the site could not be determined last night, but Arms Services Committee, chaired by Sen. Barry It will take 12 members of the has voted to delete new funds for military a "pinging" sound emanating from neighbors speculated that it involved dredging Freehold Kiwanis Club and a construction, thereby placing a possible obstacle Goldwater, R-Ariz., there would be no new within the egg work. At least one crane and other heavy vehicles handful of neighborhood children to a base for the battleship Iowa at Staten Island. money for military construction in the northeast, The Freehold Kiwanis Club has approximately three hours and 45 were visible on the site, the only commercial Rep. Guy V. Molinari, R-N.Y., said yesterday. gulf and west coast for Surface Action Groups - used the "beeper eggs." developed minutes to complete preparations property on the street The homeport plans have sparked concern battleships, destroyers, frigates and cruisers. by the Bell Pioneers, for three Councilman Andrew B. Manning said Police for the event, which lasts about 2 among some New Jersey officials about the Last month, Staten Island received the go- years Chief Kenneth Johnson had visited the owner, expanded role to be played by Naval Weapons minutes. ahead for berthing the Iowa after Navy Secretary- The concept was developed in identified by Manning as Joseph Walsh, to ask Station Earle. Earle, these officials say, would 1978 in Columbus. Ohio, by James The preliminary arrangements him to rein in his drivers The councilman said handle an increased number of nuclear weapons John Lehman Jr. signed an environmental impact Rauck and Mike Myers, two have been made - acquiring the the chief had received complaints that drivers us the result of the hnmeporting statement removing any obstacles to the base members ni Bell Pioneers Some field, enough eggs to make the 50 eggs were made (or that first most prolific hen gasp, and an beeper K.ister Egg Hunt, held at abundance of chocolate bunnies the Ohio State School for the Blind Now the group will begin the final in Columbus, according to Hank phase: cooking, dyeing and hiding Runge, an administrator at New 2.000 eggs, donated by the Central Jersey Bank and Colonial Poultry Jersey Bell. 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All shooting 79 percent from the field, denied Patrick Villanova had to show was hope as they entered their F.wing and Georgetown a second straight NCAA sixth consecutive NCAA tournament, a competition they basketball title last night with a a real April Fool's joke never had won. The unranked Wildcats pulled off a 66-64 victory. The Wildcats pulled ahead 29-28 at halftime and after Georgetown had won 17 straight games and com- Ewing hit an opening jumper in the second half, they pleted the season with a 35-3 record and n 121-23 record went up 36-30 with Harold Jensen's basket, a three-point during the four-year career of 7-foot Ewing, a fouer- play by Pinckney and a jumper by Gary McLain time Ail-American. Villannva, 25-10, was beaten twice McClain's three-point play kept them up 41-36 but by the Hoyas during the regular Big East season, 52-50 Georgetown came back and went ahead on David in overtime and 57-50, and Georgetown entered the Wingate's jumper 42-41 with 9:49 remaining. game a nine-point favorite The lead changed hands five times, the last on a "No one thought we could do it, but I did." Villanova jumper by Pinckney, who was named the tournament Coach Rollie Massimino shouted afterward. And the Most Valuable Player McLain hit two free throws for rotund coach and his unranked crew from the a 49-46 lead Philadelphia suburbs had plenty of heroes to go around Again the Wildcats went ahead by five on a Pinckney Dwayne McClain hit two free throws and Harold jumper but Georgetown came back with six straight Pressley one of two to provide the margin of victory, points Wingate's drive put the Hoyas ahead 54-53 with Georgetown's Michael Jackson completing the scoring with a field goal with four seconds remaining McClain, hitting five of seven field goals, paced Villanova with 17 points and 6-lool-9 Ed Pinckney. who Ex-'Cat coach battled Ewing in the pivot all night, scored 16 The Wildcats also hit 22 of 27 free throws and matched the Hoyas on the boards with 17 rebounds And they Severance dies limited Ewing, the Hoyas' All-America center, to 14 LEXINGTON, Ky (APt - Al Severance, basket- points. ball coach at Villannva 1'niversity for 25 years until Georgetown was trying to become only the seventh he retired after the 1960-61 season, died yesterday in team and the first since I'CLA in 1973 to repeat as Lexington, where he had traveled to see the Wildcats NCAA champions. They were being rated among the play in the NCAA basketball tournament Final Four. greatest teams of all time, after breezing through the He was 80 last part of their schedule and looking stronger with Severance, who took Villanova to its first NCAA each game. tournament in 1939, died of a heart attack in his hotel But Villanova, which finished in a third-place tie in room, authorities said. the Big East Conference with Syracuse, began a six- Severance, once a magistrate in Tredyffrin game winning streak in the tournament, knocking off Township, posted a 416-198 at Villanova, which he had other ranked teams such as No. 2 Michigan and No. 5 attended as a student. Memphis State in Saturday's semifinal He took four teams to NCAA tournaments and two AMOclawd P(«li photo Their upset victory was akin to that of North Carolina to the National Invitation Tournament in New York. I'M UP, YOU'RE DOWN — Villanova's Dwayne Ewing watches from below during last night's NCAA State, which won the NCAA title two years ago as an He was a member of the Helms Foundation Hall of McClain stuffs the basket as Georgetown's Patrick Championships at Lexington, Ky overwhelming underdog. But that N.C. State team Fame, a prestigous honor in basketball. finished with one more victory against its 10 losses, and Monmouth RBC breezes past wins third game in row Bucs in windy meet WEST LONG BRANCH - Mon- mouUi CoJIeje grabbed iu third straight win in baseball, defeating St. Francis of New York, yesterday, 11-6, in a Metropolitan Conference BY JIM HINTELMANN contest. LITTLK SILVER - Red Bank Catholic's 81-49 boys Track roundup, Kevin Case hurled eight and a track victory over Red Bank Regional yesterday had third innings to pick up his second Mime pleasing moments for veteran Casey coach Jack page 4B win against two losses The former Rafter, but none more than the 3.200 meter run. All-County star from Monmouth Regional, struck out seven and •Considering the cold and wind, the performance of walked four, giving up 12 hits and all those two distance runners was amazing," Rafter said. six runs. Five of them were earned Craig Kornett was another RBC standout, winning the . Scott Scheffler finished the ninth Senior Dan Rosa won the race in a tight dual with sprints and long jump. Other RBC winners were Dave to pick up his second save. Carroll (800), Matt Timney (javelin). Chris O'Rourke freshman standout Kevin Brennan Rosa had a 10:23.9 Monmouth jumped out to a 3-0 and the 1,600 meter relay team. clocking while Brennan was timed in 10:24.9. The times lead and extended it to 4-0 before the may not seem that fast, but it was good for an early Red Bank's Ian Clark won the javelin and was second visitors came back to tie it at six season meet run in 25 mile-per-hour head winds on the in the long jump for the Bucs. Also winning for Red entering the bottom of the eighth. backstretch. Bank were Gino Snow (400), Dave Irvine (intermedi- Case flied out and Chris Rogers ates), Mel O'Neal (high jump) and Rich Aderton (pole doubled. Stu Kaminsky flied out but "The wind was so bad on the backstretch," Rosa, who vault). Ed Cerato singled to put runners on also won the 1,600 meter run in 5:03.2, said "We just the comers. John Aschione singled dragged each other." Lack of depth has been a major problem for the Bucs in Rogers for thhe game-winning in recent years and this season is no exception. RBI. Chris Holinda got hit by a pitch Brennan. who Rafter regards as one of the most to load the bases and Jack Forbes promising runners he has had in his 22 years at RBC, "Its been that way for at least 10 years," Buc coach walked to force in a run Ron was bothered by the wind, but not on the backstretch. Herb Reed said. "The kids aren't interested and I can't Ivanicki continued his recent tear, drag them out. doubling to score two more. Mike •I thought the wind was worse on the curves," he Sullivan reached on an error to plate said "It blew me all over the track " "We've had some individual kids who were outstand- Forbes. ing like Terry Meely and Chris Rose, but never any Brennan, who was the number two runner for RBC's depth." Monmouth (5-7) is 2-1 in league varsity cross county team last year and finished 18th play, while St. Francis dropped to in the NJSIAA Parochial meet, almost didn't come out When Kornett won the 100 meter run, his time of 13.5 2-5 and 1-3 in the loop for track or cross country this year. seemed unsually slow. It was later discovered that the Ivanicki was three for four, while runners took off from the 110 meter mark. Holinda, Rogers and Sullivan had "I ran some road races when I was younger," two hits apiece, one of Rogers' was Brennan said. "But I decided to come out because I The meet was supposed to be a double-dual meet with a home run didn't feel like going home every day right after St. Rose as the third team, but St. Rose coaches thought Left fielder Carlos Vasquez led school." n*ffMt*r photo by John H. the Terrier attack with three hits in the meet was at Monmouth College. The team was "I was rather surprised today," Rafter said. "It was ALL HE'S GOT — Red Bank Catholic shot putter Bert Gomez gives four appearances. supposed to be a rebuilding year, but we discovered dropped off there and never made to the Red Bank it all he has during yesterday's track meet against Red Bank Regional Monmouth travel to William some ynung diamonds in the rough." track. Gomez did not place in the event. Paterson College today for a 3:15 non-conference start. From Lynx to Lincoln 1985 Lynx 3 door Hatchback you can NEW 1985 Lincoln Tom Cab Equipment - 4 cyt. 1« nireengipe. 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BY The AiiocUtwi Prtu run and scattered nine hits over seven innings to lead the Twins over. Ex-New York Yankee catcher Rick Cerone knocked BASEBALL Veteran third baseman Craig Nettles committed two in three runs to lead the Atlanta Braves to a M costly errors in the eighth inning to allow the Milwaukee exhibition baseball victory over hii former team ROUNDUP Brewers to come from behind and beat the San Diego. yesterday. Shawon Dunston led off the ninth inning with a double Cerone, who went to the Braves in an off-season trade and scored on Bob Dernier's single to give the Cubs (or minor league pitcher Brian Fisher, collected his Chicago Cubs defeated California 7-4; the San Francisco their victory over the Angels. first RBI on a forceoul in the first inning, doubled in Giants routed the Cleveland Indians 14-4, Oakland Dan Gladden hit an inside-the-park home run and a run In the fourth and hit his first homer of the spring topped Seattle 6-5 and Detroit beat Los Angeles 8-6 Dave LaPoint pitched seven innings for the longest in the seventh, with nobody on base. Ed Lynch, Calvin Schiraldi and Doug Sisk combined outing by a San Francisco pitcher this spring as the Claudell Washington doubled home two runs in a four- on a seven-hitter to lead the Mets over the Pirates. The Giants beat the Indians. run Braves' fourth, and Terry Harper produced runs MeU got three of their four runs against loser Rick Thad Reece drove in two runs with a pair of singles with singles in the third and fourth. Rhoden in the first inning, on RBI hits by Gary Carter, and Carney Lansford added three singles and an RBI The only Yankee run came against Rick Camp in the Darryl Strawberry and George Foster. for Oakland as the As edged Seattle. first inning on a double by Omar Moreno, a sacrifice Oxzie Virgil's home run in the seventh inning and Tim Chet Lemon knocked in the tying and go-ahead runs and a single by 1964 batting champion Don Mattingly's Corcoran's run-scoring single in the eighth led the with the second of his two doubles as a split squad of single. Phillies over the White Sox. Eric Davis homered on the Detroit Tigers came from behind to defeat the Los In other action, the New York Me'.s beat Pittsburgh Kansas City reliever Dan Qulwnberry's first pitch of Angeles Dodgers 8-6 4-0; Philadelphia tripped the Chicago White Sox 3-2; the ninth inning, lifting Cincinnati over the Royals. In night action, the other Tiger squad defeated Cincinnati beat Kansas City 6-5; Toronto edged Fred Manrique doubled home Ron Shepherd in the Florida Southern 9-0 Also, Floyd Rayford's RBI double Montreal 5-4 in 10 innings; Minnesota turned back 10th inning to boost the Blue Jays over the Expos. capped a three-run rally in the seventh inning as the Houston 4-2; Milwaukee downed San Diego 6-3, the Minnesota's Frank Viola collected two hits, drove in one Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston Red Sox 3-1. Reggie's having poor spring off field

PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (API - Veteran Reggie ground. I said, 'Here it is, come get it.' The one guy challenged Jackson. It was shortly after that, Jackson Jackson of the California Angels, having an excellent said, 'No, I want you to hit me so I can sue.' said, that one of the men took a tire iron from behind spring training on the field, has had a rough preseason ' "They started to drive away, and I ran behind the car his back. The man raised the tire iron over his head, off it. to get the license plate." but Jackson was not hit. The two men were held by Jackson with the aide of bystanders until police arrived, Jackson has been involved in two altercations in 10 Jackson said he then called police and went to officers said. days in two states. breakfast. However, a short time later, while he was The 30-year-old outfielder refused to talk yesterday waiting to be served, Jackson said he was told that two Angels' General Manager Mike Port, who en- when approached at the Angels' training camp about the men wanted to see him in front of the hotel. countered Jackson and the police shortly afterward, SHOW GOES ON - Wrestler Hulk Hogan latest incident over the weekend. It was the same two men, he said, and one of them said he was satisfied that "our man wasn't to blame." prepares to slam Rowdy Roddy Piper during Jackson said he had to wrestle a tire iron away from Wrestlemama. an extravaganza which took place a man who had raised it as if to strike him in front of at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. the Gene Autry Hotel early Saturday. TRANSACTIONS When asked if being Reggie Jackson seemed to attract such incidents, Jackson said, "I wouldn't be anybody else. I'm glad to be Reggie Jackson." Sttlem ol the Carolina League Shipanofi. pitcher Atcgned Escobar and Kmnard to NEW YORK VANKEES—Sem day Chfnmanstrt and Reading of ihe Eastern League and ShtpanoN to Wrestlemania: Jim OttftatM. plcrwi. to rhtnl«Hder ID the Caiiiornia Angm >n «crtar-ge tor Angel Mortno, CHICAGO BEARS-Signed Tun WigMmen. light TORONTO BLUE JAVS—Wwved Roy Lee Jacxson, Police, in a written news release issued by Sgt. David pitcher end. and Eod* Ptwiip*. running back Garden party pilcher Optioned AUN* Interne, sMxtslop, Jerry Keller. CHICAGO WHiTE SOX-WaiMd Jtrry Dytomsk, Goodwin, said the tire iron was swung after Jackson outitemer. and Tom Hentia, pitcher, to Syracuse ol ana Tom OtMiWy. '"tehtoo Sent Sltvt Fiteowd and iniefr.tf.onai League WagM at him. Skinnti. catcher, to Outlalo o< the American Aisoc*- wing, from Henhey ol the Ammcii. Hockey League tvon Purchased Netton Ba>reft a*>d Manny Sabnaa., LOS ANGEIES KINGS-Signed Ken Hammond, of comediens iniHttdert. and John Cangttox, oulMWer. from Memco HOUSTON ASTHOS-Sem Ty Q*ney. outfielder, to Tim Williams, 20, of Glendora, Calif, was booked for deltn&eman Cily ol the Mtatcan Leap/* Tucson ot me Pad* Coati League COUMt investigation of assault with a deadly weapon in T The Rig F.vont finally look place CLEVELAND INDIANS— *ad«o Jay Baiter pitcher PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Traded Len Ustuueti, MISSISSIPPI STATE-Named Brenda Paul, connection with the Saturday incident and was freed on lo the Chicago Cub* m •.change tc Danny Ronn. lint baseman, to the Toronto Blue Jays >or Joe* woman's head basketball coach Named U*a Nemetti Afler three months of hoopla and overkill, Titan $10,000 bail, police Lt. Gary Boswell said yeserday >nl«Mtf Sokt Gi#n Edward*. outttekMr. to Wrntion- Escobar, utortsiop. Ken K-royrd. outtiaider. and Dave auitant athlete director Sports Inc. pulled off the blockbuster "sporting" He said a man who identified himself as Arthur Duim, event of the year — Wrestlemania 23, of Temple City, Calif., a friend of Williams, was Eighteen thousand wildly enthusiastic wrestling given a misdemeanor citation. by police alleging fans parked Madison Square Garden Sunday and disturbing the peace. However, Boswell said detectives Nelson elevates St. John while millions more filled arenas and gyms were doublechecking his identity. He was released on throughout the world to behold this travesty of a promise he would appear when called. The Riverside athletic* County district attorney's office said neither man was immediately charged in the case. The alleged incident occurred 10 days after Jackson, with three event victories 38, was involved in a parking-lot altercation with a heckler following an exhibition game at Tucson, Ariz. Glenn Nelson won the hurdles in 17 2 and 1:02.9, took Jackson said he was walking toward the restaurant first in the long jump (16-8) and ran on the winning 1,600 DAVE Saturday at the hotel owned by the owner of the Angels meter relay team as St. John Vianney trimmed Ocean TRACK ROUNDUP to have breakfast when he became aware of a car being Township, 77-54, in Shore Conference "B " Division SALTER driven recklessly across the lawns and pedestrian paths. North boys track yesterday. He said there were two men in the car drinking beer. Cliff Barran doubled in the sprints for the Lancers Jackson said he warned the men to leave before they while John McClenahan won the 800 and 1.600 Andrea Longo won the shot and discus for the Lancers got in trouble and told them he would call the police. In another meet John Mendini doubled in the sprints while teammate Kathy Whalen took the 400 hurldles and One of the men then made a racial slur, Jackson said. and Bill Sefick won the high jump and long jump to lead high jump. Jackson said he walked back to the car at that point, Holmdel past Rumson-Pair Haven Regional, 86-45 in where one of the men asked him how much money he "C" North action. Amy Holcomb won the 400 and 800, Lauren Jelm took Madison Central High School in Old Bridge was had In girls track St. John Vianney routed Ocean first in the 1.600 and 3,200, and Cathy Herces won the one of those places, filling 3.000-plus seats in a sloppy "I took about $4,000 out of my pocket," Jackson said. Township, 78-40, and Holmdel trounced Rumson-Fair 400 hurdles and long jump for the Hornets in their attempt to make everyone happy "I took my.watch off and set it and the money on the Haven 89-'.4-32»ii. victory over Rumson. According to the World Wrestling Federation, the figureheads of this buffoonery, this was a star- studded card Everybody was there The Junkyard Dog. King Kong Bundy. Rig John Stud and Andre the AL East preview Giant They weren't even the main event. That was reserved for Hulk Hogan and Mr T. who were to do battle with Rowdy Roddy Piper and "Mr Wonder- ful" Paul Orndorf Can Detroit do it again in '85 ? The public response, reflected by the attendance figures, was amu/ing Maybe the I'nited State Football League should staged pro wrestling bouts BY HERSCHEI. NISSENSON at halftime to draw fans Despite the success at the AP Sports Writer gate. It's still incredible why millions of people What can the Detroit Tigers do for an encore? watch this non-sport It doesn't say much for society. "I said last year our goal was to be better than the It was entertaining a comedy Athletics were year before, and the same is true now," says Sparky almost absent and yet everyone went wild, frantical- Anderson, manager of the world champions. ly cheering and hissing at a 10 by 14-foot screen. I THAT WILL TAKE some doing, especially in must confess to exchanging a few high-fives when baseball's toughest division, even though the Tigers Hogan pinned the enormous Orndorf breezed to a wire-to-wire pennant last year. Thanks to II took a while to pin down i excuse the puni a sizzling 35-5 start, they led the American League East exactly what good came out of this three-hour by six games at the end of April and won by 15 games performance of beefcake But finally it dawned on over the Toronto Blue Jays. me "I don't think we'll be 35-5 this time around," Frustration People, frustrated by their own ups Anderson concedes "But with Jack Morris winning 19 and downs, can vent it at a pro wrestling match. It's games and Dan Pelry winning 18, our guys knew we a time to scream, yell, throw things and just be out weren't about to lose too many games in a row." of character in general What better way to get it To help withstand Milt Wilcox' shoulder miseries, the all out at a price of $900? Tigers acquired Walt Terrell from the New York Mets. Good versus evil The show rings with it. Every The bullpen "only" consists of MVP-Cy Young winner bout pits a bad guy against a good guy. and low and Willie Hernandez (9-3, 32 saves), Aurelio Lopez (10 behold, the good guy almost always wins Now that's wins, 14 saves), Doug Bair and Bill Scherrer. satisfying, if not incredible in itself The Tigers are as strong as any team in baseball up Everyone wanted to see Piper and Orndorf get the middle with catcher Lance Parrish. second baseman creamed.-Everyone was screaming for Andre the Lou Whitaker, shortstop Alan Trammell and center Giant to slam Big John Stud No one could wait for fielder Chet Lemon. The first three won Gold Gloves Wendi Richter to get her championship belt back (or their defensive prowess last season. All of these things happened Right fielder Kirk Gibson didn't win a Gold Glove, Entertainment that's what it was There was but he socked 27 homers and became the first Tiger to suspense and happy endings for everyone. This was hit 20 homers and steal 20 bases in the same season. probably better than the last movie you saw. He also hit .367 with three homers and nine RBI in postseason play. I imagine that because of the success of CANT RELAX NOW - New York Yankees American League East, rumored to be the toughest Wrestlemania. Titan Sports Inc. and MSG will "With talent like that, and more, people like Dave Bergman, Tom Brookens, Marty Castillo, Darrell Manager Yogi Berra looks like he's taking it easy, division in baseball this year. probably attempt to make this an annual event But but his club will have its work cut out for it in the next time they should try to give it a better name Evans, Barbara Garbey, John Grubb, Larry Herndon, Ringling Bros isn't bad and a bunch of good-looking kids... the world champions are ready to take on the world." Anderson said. Guidry, Phil Niekro, 46, and soon-to-be 35 John Mike Flanagan has been lost for half the season with Although the Blue Jays finished 15 lengths back. Montefusco, the latter on the disabled list most of '84. a torn Achilles tendon, but the starting pitching still The Yanks expect big things of free agent Ed Whitson, Manager Bobby Cox says they have "greatly looks strong with Mike Boddicker. the AL's only 20- a 14-game winner with San Diego. game winner, Scott McGregor and Storm Davis. Dennis strengthened our only weakness — the bullpen. We now Martinez, his alcohol problems a thing of the past is possess all of the ingredients to bring a championship Unfortunately, the team's best starter also is the best SPORTS SCHEDULE reliever — Dave RiKhetti, author of a no-hitter in 1983 expected to replace Flanagan. The key is relief ace team to Toronto." and 31 saves in 1984. Tippy Martinez, who hurt his shoulder early last season THE BLUE JAYS acquired Bill Caudill (88 saves in TODAY the last three seasons) from Oakland and Gary Lavelle Most of the bombing in the AL, however, figures to Baltimore signed free-agent Don Aase Just In case IWk.ll be done by the Boston Red Sox - namely, outfielders Glove man Rick Dempsey is the catcher. Middktown Souih II CM from San Francisco to save games for starters Dave A»bury Park al Monmouth Reg Stieb, Doyle Alexander, Jim Clancy (disabled list) and Tony Armas (he led the majors with 43 homers and 123 Cleveland Manager Pat Cor rales says the Indians fWMn Twp al Long Branch RBI). Jim Rice 128-122) and Dwight Evans (32-104); DH should be stronger "simply because of the experience Freehold Twp at MaruUpan Luis Leal. garnered by youngsters like Brook Jacoby (3B) Julio RariUn Ml TR East Caudill cost the Blue Jays shortstop Alfredo Griffin Mike Easier (27-91), third baseman Wade Boggs (.344 MiiUwan Reg al Neptune career average), catcher Rich Gedman (24-72) and first Franco (SS), Jerry Willard (C), Joe Carter (OF) Pat Marlboro al Mltttlflown North and outfielder Dave Collins; the price for Lavelle was baseman Bill Buckner Tabler (IB) and right-handed pitchers Ernie Cam'acho Si Noteal Wall pitcher Jim Gott and two minor-leaguers. Slick-fielding TfMll and Tom Waddell. SI Jufin Vmnncy at R B Catholic Tony Fernandez inherits Griffin's job and Jesse "Scoring runs should be no problem," says new The Indians' strength lies in the outfield which also Middlciown South al CBA Barfield becomes an everyday player, joining Lloyd Manager John McNamara. Monmoulh Ret; -i Asbury Park includes Brett Butler, Mel Hall. Carmen Castillo and Long Branch Moseby and George Bell in the outfield. PREVENTING RUNS from scoring might be a Ocean Twp al George Vukovich. But the Indians finished 10th in the Freehold Twp al Mi rial a MM Other standouts include Willie Upshaw (IB) and problem, however, with a young rotation of Dennis "Oil Marlboro al Mlddlelown Non» league with 123 homers, and DH Andre Thornton who Damaso Garcia (2B). Toronto will try to replace Can" Boyd, Roger Clemens, Bruce Hurst and Al Nipper. Ucey al Shore hit 26 of them, will miss the first month of the season designated hitter Cliff Johnson with Willie Aikens and Three keys are relievers Bob Stanley, who slipped from • following knee surgery. Mtddlduwn South at CBA Jeff Burroughs. 33 saves in 1983 to 22 last year; Mark Clear, whose last Ocean at Lonf Branch Bert Blyleven is one of the top pitchers in baseball Wall Tournamenl The New York Yankees had the best record in two seasons have produced lofty ERAs of 6.28 and 4.03, Holmdel al Ft B CalholK- baseball (51-291 after the All-Star break, and Manager and Bob Ojeda, who agreed to be the left-hander in the but the rest of Cleveland's starters are question marks MM In 1982, the Milwaukee Brewers were American Si John Vianney il II B Calholir Yogi Berra predicts the 1985 edition is "going to score bullpen Aiburv Park al Monmouth Reg League champs. In 1984, beset by injuries, they finished runs in bunches" with a batting order that starts with Baltimore's 85-77 record would have won the AL Mainalapan al Freehold Twp ill ami last and fired Manager Rene Lachemann. Mxtdletown North •) M.rlboro newly acquired speedster Rickey Henderson (CF), the West. In the East, the Orioles limped home fifth, 19 Rairitan al TR East AL's stolen base leader for five straight years, followed games behind the Tigers and their lowest finish since WHAT'S NEW? Manager George Bamberger Winfield (RF), Don and Eddie Murray (IB), the Orioles' production was Shore ii Poinl Beach Prediction: Toronto, Detroit, Boilou, Baltimore Nepiune al Raman Baylor (DH) and Ken Griffey (LF) down 118 runs from the championship year of 1983. Free Girt* Track The Bronx Bombers may have to outbomb people agent outfielders Fred Lynn and Lee Lacy should help New York, Milwaukee, Cleveland. Red Bank Hef H It ciiholii al because the starting pitchers include 34-year-old Ron alleviate that problem Next: AL Weil. TUFSDAY, APRII 2, 1985 Th-J- Diiily Ri-gUUT 5B Lions'Anderson fires 4-hitter GIRLS TRACK SUMMARIES m Mm WawMy 71. OWM TW» «• .00 — Deena Onto (5) 14 to, 2 County (O) u 2 »00 — I VeJ Duguay (R) M 4. 2 Ofoppe* (H) 14 6. BV DAVE SAI.TF.R steal of the game, scoring Rozio 3 Jofttwi (0) U4 3 hail (Hj 15 4 Anderson reached on a fielder's 200-Ofl. Courwy |O|29 0e. 2 G*to|S)306 3 200 - 1 DuWl,ay (R| 29 5. 2 fo>0 (M) 32 3. 3 Pappay<nWdi ifl) 13 21 with RBI-singles 100 LM - 1 Colin Ciitfon (S) 19 4, 2 JOftnfcO" iO) 1600 Rcny - t Hoimdei 'Doren. Moe»CH (M) 4 4 2 Ford !H| 4-4. 3 runners and moved to second on the HJ - 1 Kaihy Mna«n (S| 44 No ieco»e It appeared that it was going to be throw to the plate. Aponte reached U - CouiMy 10) 14 5 . 2 Gi-ro (S| U 0 3 LJ- I Herc«giHj t5 2 2 *" IH, 13 IO . 3 Bo>r jonnton (O) 130 ,Ri 13 6 a pitching duel between Anderson on an error to score Preston, but and Rocket hurler, Grace Aponte. that was the end of the rally as The score was close. 2-1, after two Michele Morano popped out to stifle innings, but the visitors struck for the rally. BOYS TRACK SUMMARIES five runs in the third inning

Despite the 16 runs, Fadden ft. *<*» VtMwwy n, Oceen Tw, M 400 IH - 1 Boya iR) 60 7 2 S«l.c« IH, 61 2 3 Chris Moc reached on a walk and 100 - i Ciiti Blrran (S) 124 2 Oai*i« |O) 12 4 A.K.amt {H, 66 4 wasn't totally satisfied with his ( was sacrificed to second. The Lion 3 Flaught (O) 12.54 '600 Re.*, - 1 Ru't.>,u" M 3 49? club's offensive output. 200 - i Bartan (S| 25 2. 2 Raugni [0) 25 8 3 Shot - ' 0a« Row- (fl) 44 2 2 Kaptco* (H| 39-5 ended up on third when the Raritan Daflun (S) 25 9 3 De.ie' ini 36-1 third baseman (ailed to recover her 400-1 Joe Gaugt (S) 55 6. 2 Grabe»e (O) 57 8 O'Kl-l. - 1 B- Lt«B"1 1^1 '04 '0 i Kapsco* |H| bunt. "I'm not crazy about our hitting," 3 Kember (O) i 04 8 96 6 3 Rosen ,R, 96 C Fadden said. "We bunted well, but BOO - 1 John McOenanan (S) 2 10 3 2 Devi* tOj JUvtlin - 1 Kevr Ad |H| 140-5 2 Mulwr |M, 2 168, 3 Shertian (Oj 2 18 6 tjt 7 3 C'irt IN, 113.4 Donna Marrotta walked and she we didn't hit too well... I'm sure the 1600 - 1 McCtenaha" (S) 4 49 2 2 war mat/ ^Ot HJ - 1 8. Se'.t- |Hj 5-6 2 LM'i) |H,5-4. 3 Roi* cold had something to do with it." 4S7 4. 3 MLGirtm (O) b 00 l«j 5-0 and Moe pulled off a double steal, 3200 - 1 Mme Maimau (O, 10 45 9 2 lo"' tJ - 1 Se»'C« IH, 19 b ? BoydiR) '9 1. 3 La«nr with Moe scoring Nina Rozzo flied NauQhton iS| It 01. 3 McCverr tO) 11225 IM1 t8 10 • "You're always happy with an 110 HH - 1 Glenn Neison (S) 17 2, 2 Se«1u" (O) out and Lisa Rowley grounded into Pv — 1 Keie 6 0 the hole between short and third for 400 iH - I Netion (S| 1 02 9 2 Se«10" iO) t 07 6. R.I. CathoHC II. KM Bank Reg 4« tinued. But I'm basically a one- 3 Duncan lOj 1 14 5 100 - ' CdRusd|RBC(5 03 16 2 Moore iRBC) Rocket head coach Janet Citro r reached on an error that scored HJ - i Bob Busth (0) 5 6 2 Kntmsit |Oi b 0 3 5 120, 3 Stnti.tfpan- iBi > 20 was despondent in defeat. "ii mud 3^00 - ' Rosa tflBO 10 23 3 2 B'e->-^" iR6Gi Anderson and Taylor LJ -T- 1 Gienn Nelto" iS) 16 B 2 Cnape' (Si 16 b 10 2* 9 3 DAmD'US'O I"I '0 52 3 Btf'ran iS) 16-3 "Mentally we weren't in it," Citro IIOHM - 1 C"r.s 0 R"Urne (RBC) '7 85 2 irv.no PV - i Sdbfj Raugni 0, 9 h 2 M Daiton (Si 8 6 North came back with seven runs ( [Pj '9 21 3 Aiewnaer («BC' 213 said. "We knew exactly what they 3 K Daiiim (0) 6-6 400 'M— 1 OaveirvmeiR) 1 03 5 2 JIX^..^avaoe in the fifth frame, aided by two Hatwmi M, HumM«t-F.H 4S .RBCJ '04 1 3 A«iander (RBC) t 12 3 were going to do, we just weren't 100 - 1 Jrjnn Mendt»n (f)) 2 1 1 6 2 MuSI.no [H) jdve •• - ' >a" C-arw (Rj 140-0 2 Chooac- (RBCj 2 11 8. 3 Greg Heitick (H( 19 9 (R, 9 6 3 S'W.a" (RBCi 9-6 Big Blue's Mahady hurls a gem BASEBALL BOX SCORES MANCHESTER - Manasquan righthander hit attack and took advantage of eight walks and Mike Mahady opened the high school baseball 11 4-2-2. Morns c 4-1-3. Basyue' on 2 10. AtnoiQ SS four errors to blast the Rebels Tim Morris hit a Holly if 4 1-0 Hawkins 2b 4-2-3. Smith is 5-1-2 3-2-1. Waflner it 3-2 1 F'ui'o H 2-4-2 Smiin o season yesterday with a no-hitter as the Big Blue BASEBALL grand slam for the Eagles in the fourth after three N««Dufy 3b 4-i-J, Morgi" bl 4-2 1, Cnarpentier H 4-3-3 TOTALS 29-20-17 routed Manchester Township, 11-0 2-2V McGowanpn 1O-O. MahaOy p 4-2-2, Qraver 10 walks, and Chris Wagner Followed with a three- 3-0-1. Sayeghc 4-0-1 TOTALS 35-n-i3 Mahady not only throttled the Hawks, but he run blast. Jeff Roessler hit a two-run shot in the Hanchetier 0 also hit a three-run homer in Manasquan's six-run Gor.»leir 2D 3-0-0. Umhau* it 3-0-0. Brahn si 3-0-0. Colombo 11 ? 1-0. Nastasi 3b 1 0 0, vuro c 3 i-3 third Stockton ID 3-0-0. Nolan ct 3-0 0. Ford 3b '00 Huth ib 3 0 0 Bong,orno p 2 0 t. Scri«me'ng ss i-U-0 day. Dougherty dh 2-0-0 TOTALS 23-0-0 TOTALS 20-2-7 Mahady's gem in the sixth inning by crossing in Mike Yuro, who also tripled, hit a two-run MaoiHMMi ON 040 1 - 11 Central M% >1| 71 - N The no-hitter was the second of the junior front of shortstop for a slow roller He threw out homer for the Rebels in the first inning to earn Mandwtter 000 00* 0 - 0 Howe* MO 00 - 1 hurler's high school career. He fired one last Ray Gonzalez at first by a step. a 2-2 tic a! the time. The Eagles went on to score 2B — Hawkms Sayegn 3B — Morgan. Cnarpent«' 2B - Bong>ornu RoessHir 3B - Yuro HR — Vuro season as a sophomore. HR - Mahady Roeuter Mo"i,. Wagner The Big Blue blasted 13 hits, with Ty Hawkins in every inning of the game that was called at the Centta* Reg M WP - fl,ch Hoiiigan (i-0) Mahady fanned 16 Hawks and walked only one. leading the attack with three. end of five. Reardon 3b 4-2-3. Aires 2b 3 3 2. Roessttr 1b LP — Jor»n Bongiorno (0-1j He had a perfect game until the fourth inning when Tim Umhauf reached on catcher Pete Central Reg. 20, Howell 2 Rich Holligan got the win, and John Bongiorno Sayegh's error. HOWELL - Central Regional unleashed a 17- absorbed the loss. TENNIS SUMMARIES

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THE PHANTOM THE HAHP, PON'T KXII0JOW IT'S NOW// ANSWER MY HOLPIN6 ILLBSOL FOR CONVICTS OUBSTIONS OR VOUR \TH£ KNIFE// J/WV I* NEXT' WW5T,,') TWINS TO KILL AU.RI6HT, LEfS TALK IT UP GOOP M0RNIN6, MV 1 THAT'S NOT WHAT me,,. TEAM... OUT THERE! NAME IS LUCY VAN PELT.. I'M EI6HT YEAK5 OLP, I MEANT, ANP ANP1PIAYRI6HTFIELP... YOU KNOW IT!! I'M FINE ..HOW ARE YOU? TUESDAY, APRIL 2. 1985 Business Tin- Dail> Regitlcr 7B NY STOCK EXCHANGE Conrail: 'A monumental giveaway' WASHINGTON (API - "Were price is fair and stood the test of rail employees for their 15 percent with $6 billion in assets in which the «« VOK |/W| - MMM aa>aM Mm paying top dollar," says Robert competitive bidding; that the time interest; give up about (2 4 billion in government has invested $7 billion. [.,-n V «aar »•« Sao EKknrja how 11 1071 M'— '• 7 Bl 41'— >. Claytor, chairman of Norfolk is right to sell; and that the tax tax benefits that Conrail has ac- Last year it earned $500 million and Nam 25* I 143 Hi 12 4M 43 ri lilal loll 111, 3111 7'.. '1 irf/iM 14 IIS M'.. '• Southern Corp. benefits provided Norfolk Southern crued; and agree to restrictions over the next four years, according - • — • — Fan* 411 I*. 11 2M •<.- • But as the Reagan adminis- are only those that would be given aimed at assuring Conrail's tran- to a new estimate by the US UM SO 30 2231 17.. '. Favavi M 9 429 ll>. *** ' 14 151 21'. AW I0MJ0 42'.. '. rfcSj 11 60 1 571 32'.. . •nKI040 I M7 ao.. '. tration's proposal to sell the govern- to any purchaser sition from government to private Railway Association, it is expected ASA 2 404 S3—1 . rajlla 110 tl IS I.'. ment's railroad, Conrail, snakes ownership goes smoothly. IO2I2US3.. . Indue 132 101123 21'.. '• — 1 — 1 — While Conrail s sale to Norfolk to earn $1.3 billion A»Mi II 44 11 . . Onto 240 •31331 If— '. Flnm 334 0 031 M't— •• through Congress, questions persist Southern is reviewed by Congress, But critics of the sale insist those • $800 million from Conrail's cash IMI IM 40I3M 41.. . IHII ll 11150 31'.. '. GMEai IM 0 3133 M'.. '. A»P« 120 11 SM 41 — . l«9ta 20 17 IM 11'.. '• OMafif 2 over how good a deal Norfolk where it must be approved, there is terms pale in comparison with what reserves, a'total that the I'SRA AHUta 14 0 70Su» • '. Hah| 211 10 KM 25'. OH ISO 0 M7 10'— •'. Southern is getting. still a movement afoot to keep Norfolk Southern will reap when it estimates could grow to nearly $11 AWI 120 10 3014 M . • MM 27S S'*. la 0PXOK2SS I III 11'.. . AMjHH 140 141 27 . '. Ml 10'.* !| OmC 140 OHM 32'.. . "It has all the earmarks of a Conrail independent and sell its obtains the 14,200-mile railroad billion by 1988 AluPi. 2 70 O20llu3l •• '. FanW 2 3S3K 42 .. ', OaaaajIMt I 521 «'— ', monumental giveaway," charges shares through a public offering of which stretches across 15 states AafcfllM 01741 31'.. '. 114531 21',. '. Oakjnf 44 11 211 12'. • A pension plan which is over- AlldS* 1 II 11120 54- . FruaMi U S HI 13'. _ | — I — Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio. stock. from New England to Missouri funded by $250 million, meaning IM 7'.. '• m IM I 571 37 ,. '. "Historians will look back and call Alcaa 120 II M2 34. - | - 1 - ' The debate over the deal resumes Conrail chairman L. Stanley millions of dollars in savings be- PaeCi 172 72071 17'. an 11.. . CAI IH 11 HI »'.- . nclaj 313 12 174044'.. '. this the great railroad steal of 1965." today before the Senate Judiciary Crane argues that Norfolk Southern cause of reduced pension payments 102171 31..1'. ETE 3M 7 3H7 40'.. '• mini s 72 • UK 70'.. '. 214 1 — '. OMHH 141 20 M0 57 * '. A number of other members of Committee, where Metzenbaum has will recoup its investment and more or an additional pool of cash for the Ncratp 233 I 3M 37— '. ASraU 3 90 10 501 M . Mm MM 131 IM 40'—1 Congress have also sharply criti- promised to pursue questions about within five years with only a new owner. Algol IH 10 till 105'.- . 11040 73'.. '. PMAM II14* 17.. ', AmCan 2M 11 Stl S3'.. . Caait 220 12 6071 M» '• 'vttClX cized the proposed sale to Norfolk the tax benefits that would accom- • 1909 47'.. '. minimal initial expense. A number • Tax benefits totaling $3 1 billion ACtan IM I2 3OS0 ST..1 . ««| 250 10 3S2 11 - '. Mai 210 HIM 27— '. pany the sale. 0 2012 ll'i. • 31 22 10'— '. fafl 2M Southern, arguing that the Transpor- of railroad industry experts, includ- as a result of available depreciation 21 103 47'— '. Ami.» 1 il 1S3MI 43'.. , OnM 50 10 703 II — '. PamaalllO tation Department did not press a 24 4141 51— '. Under a tentative agreement ing some who see nothing wrong of Conrail's assets These benefits «f ml Ott 11 4» 11 .1 GnaMla2 24 14 720 M't. N aaoatolM hard-enough bargain in its rush to AHoma 2M 13 1910 01 .- • OW 5r 55379 71'.. '. hrtfl SO 14 1419 25'.* ', reached in February, Norfolk with the deal, say Crane probably is are expected to shelter from federal Amp 112 II0321 34 -3 O4E r. Ik 035 01'.- • Plm 141 141315 43'.. '. get the government out of the Southern would pay the government correct. taxes all of Conrail's profits over the Amrlch OH I 1210 12 . . I 441 12'.. '. 710 3O'i— '. Aln&p 44 101040 73 - • on PMatl 2 20 • 1054 IS. railroad business. $12 billion for its 85 percent 11 HO 42.- '. Pnaur 4 Here is what Norfolk Southern next five years and possibly some of MM MUM >'.. . 13 127 5'. 132131 93.. , Transportation Secretary Eliza- ownership of Conrail; provide, prob- would get when a final agreement is Norfolk Southern's profits as well, ANIRI12 22 12 134 04.. '. HE Ma 240 7IH3 31'.. '. AmSlO 100 12 3M 31 .. . aim Hi- . Matey 150 11 111 41 (UPaInojc i i Hio 12 220 X'— '. beth Dole vigorously rejects such ably through Norfolk Southern signed: according to tax and industry ex- AIII 120 I79S1S 11— . UrFn S IM 10'— '. nonaar 124 I IM 10'.. '• criticism. She contends that the stock, another $375 million to Con- perts AHPI 72 11 ISM 32'.* V. Malta 200 11 731 SI'.- r pimjit 120 11 415 11'.— . • A lean, well-managed railroad Artacmp 303 3— • SI 142S 11'.. >. nttti 1107 II.. . Anew 141 111 23 - . 0»n 151 12 1SS 21.. '• MaiK 1 M2M7 30.. '. nXSE 102 1 440 II . . AnWui 2 II 1170 H •• . G0M»i 110 7 3477 27.. 1 AMm, 44t 0 tl 11 — . SI 794 21.. '• PiodC 2M 13 3073 54—1. 10 121 30'.. '. Grau 2M 101221 II— '. PSM 1 7 M 7— •'. AicnOn 14D IS 1172 21'.. . CIAIPC I 111 17'.- '. PSvCG 272 74l37u37.. . AI.IPS 2 to 7 5005 22— . New Jersey taxpayers procrastinate im 152 0 IH IS'— '• P»»a» 170 101401 14'. 1154 1— ', 10 579 27'. km PunaHP 12 2S 171 11 - ' 0 101 31 - . Grain 120 11 311 37'.- '. NEWARK IAPI - The Internal returns. If taxpayers have not separate form the shelter's IRS nn those benefits, he said AuiCAimWIOn 1 20 0111 .-20. Grumn 1 72214 20'.. '. 7 714 7'<— '. OuaM)al24 A>m0il ISO 1307 20 - . Giwil 90 112*43 34.. '. I3ISU 41—1 . Revenue Service is Lipping its toe. received a refund after 10 weeks, registration number Hcitsch said taxpayers can seek AUOG 260 10 290 50 .. . blStlH IM 12701 14 QuahSO 10 17 IM 23'. Aincri 3 12 M>i 49.. OuKlartlO I 117 33— . waiting for procrastinating New they can call 201-«24 122:1 for infor- Another change in federal tax law assistance in making out their AiiatCp 10 14'.. . - 1 — I — Jersey residents to turn in their 1984 mation. Hielsch said they must have this year requires some Social returns at Ihe 14 IRS offices in New Atoll "il 10 245 24'.. . HRT 41 S— • a KA I"M AVEHC U 11 II 24— . 11 1l7t 31 * l| I32MI 41'. income tax rcUrns al hand their Social Security Security recipients - about 10 Jersey Those with questions can *.|r, 60 13 117 33— • Harindl SO 20 S24 X - '. me 20 1 141 7 An IRS s|Mikcsinan said yesterday number, filing status and thepercent nationwide - to pay taxes call 201-622-0800 or 1-800-424-1(140 A.nal SO IS 1072 33'.. '. 13 57 10 . . UlPur 1 IS 1260 41 — A.oc. 2 101429 20.. 1*nl M 12 211 31'. Hamad 11 2151 7. lhal the agency has received about amount of the refund. HKUJH 20 17 133 11— . Hanco 04 I 7 11'. 100.000 fewer returns than it had Meanwhile. New Jersey Tax Di- — I'- 11 1002 II'.. 1 530 4'. iuM 92 ll 001 tl — . Hirull IM 1 7M 33';* '• «anKi IK 17 1111 45. gotten by this time last year, when rector John Baldwin said that NaarJOj 40 33 205 •'.— '. Merger expected to form 414 1— • H-in, a 161572 34.. '. about 3 6 million individual returns 8j't,Mi 20 I4M 15 • • HOMay 1 IS HO S3'.. . kcK M 11 21 31'— . 1,464.416 returns have been filed out laiitt 3 20 7 1312 41 13 50 71.. '. •apAjr 111221 1'.. '« w*re filed of an estimated 3 million expected OncOna 110 10 2M 21 •• • Hmttaa 20 44 1533 25'— • Ha«ian 104 12 M0 31.. '• by April 15 in Trenton Bn.Am IS? II4101 tl.. • *tai*all 110 12 1012 51..1. flifflln 340 • iMuM..r. The state tux director also reports largest health care firm lamcn 70 16 IN « • HNpCp U 13 16400 43— 2. •qua 1 • SM X'I that New Jersey returns are being "We are about 45,320 returns lanlr 17 77I2'M II.- • tto4Kk> 260 11 13 27— '. UaAid SO 11 572 30'.. . HarCo IK • 1413 30 • . Hwtlnt 1 /S I OtO 30'. Pjotana 17 214 23 - filed al a slower pace than last year behind what they were last year al NEW YORK 1 AP 1 - The nation's bers Iroin both companies they On* 2S7 5— . Houkid 246 034»u23.. • •OCfcM 1 101IM 35— • "It's a personal hunch on my part this time, but we sec no reason to HIM SO 0 270 21 • HouNG iu 112131 47— . Pjohrln 1 111 fl'i* '. largest fur-profit hospital company said BIIIAII en 1 510 13 •* HufnTl 41 550 IS - • Horn 112 IS 174 30 -1 that some people put off filing get alarmed by this slight lag. " and the largest supplier of health I'nder the pronoun!, American OI.ISO I 2 K 12791 35.- . IWW 61 14 34*1 29- . ajman M •0OI302 1'— . 9 410 37.. . k«IO 2I7I S1I7I St.- , because of the nice weekends" in Baldwin said care products have announced plans Hospital. hi'.nli|ii.ii lei i'il in StnglO 111 23 200 5.- . _ 1 — 1 — •pwi M 0 Ml 24.. . hite February and early March, said He said the state expects to to merge through a slock swap that F.vanslon. Ill . and Nashville-based •HIM 2a 2* m i2.. . ICindi IM 11 451 32 . the IRS spokesman. Werner fcmsi. 40 60S II - '• 7 10 II'— '. 1 - 1 - collect $2 billion in slate income would make the combined com- HC V the operator of 420 hospitals tM'i) )2 191937 34 •! ITT Cp 1 12 11951 35— '• >OI 2 13 334 41'.- Hielsch taxes and refund about $135 million pany's market value $6 6 billion here and abroad, at first would IraeaD 04 ti m ii — • HJkH 1» 03 IIS 11— '. atawy 110 101472 32.- . fciMiag 11 105 SO.- . kUhoP 126 I IM 41'.. . 112153 21 - . However, the IRS is also a little to taxpayers conlinue operations as semir.iii' Soling 140 01095 02 I0M 14.. . •CAM no I IIOu34 - , behind — in getting refund checks Noting that taxpayers usually units and would maintain their B0.UC 190 17 1019 30— . IllPottf 2 64 • lSMu2S'.. • *NHol6l 123020 41 . . The boards uf directors of both ftordan 2 72 10 220 72'. 1 110 31.. '• iCMmb 120 05434 30 .. . nut to taxpayers According to the make out their state and federal Hospital Corp of America and headquarters 9 177 21 - . imtwCp 13 250 1— . «0ltP 112 • 1510 30'. Marjrm M latest statistics, only 465.000 refunds taxes at the same lime. Baldwin Frist said he did mil experl the •olEO 124 I UlulO'.. . iMCO 20 2374 13' . '. I 171 39.- . Aiiiiiic.in Hospital Supply Corp. fl-nitl 1 M 171174 57.. . IrH.CO 14 177 7— '. •aarlaO 1 154210 41— '. have been processed compared to said he thinks two sections <>( have approved the merger, which merger to encounter antitrust prob- B..1P1 113a 1 61] 20— . MftiA 2 60 17 101 41'.. '. «ari 170 I20H 34'.. . the' 685.000 processed by the same federal income tax law may have lems with the federal government M 17'. mtflSn SO 231 23'. MK> 2 10 43 59. would create the country's largest H ',-" 1 0 317 37.- . muni 60 • 1774 11 . . hauT 117a 5 652 *,<- '. time last your, saiil Hielsch contributed to the slight slowdown health-care company, the com- Combined 1984 assets or the two •ucyfr 44 36 15 14'. nwih 2 60 I 11 SI.. '• Shrwtn 92 12 302 33 Bjrllnd 114 20 431 21 - • W 4 40 121400 120..1. ugnai 1 141402 33.. . The average refund has been $712. in returns being filed panies said Sunday Shareholders entities were $7 billion, revenues 7 Ull 53. Intf 14. 1 12 151117 21'.. . Mngar 10 10 K U down from last year's average of For une. he said, many people are to vole on the proposal in June, were $76 billion, and net earnings Ourrgh 210 11.167100 • . 2161 10 - '• *yi.na 40 Tl 365 IS . . iMM.n 2 60 12 303 41'.. . Ml 2M IOJ0M 11— . $763 Hietsch said 2.874.1.10 refunds wait to buy individual retirement they said were $535 million, the companies — t — ( - mtPapt240 20 492 49 .- '• «nal 115 0 Ml 40'— '. were mailed on individual income accounts, or IRAs. until after the said CIS 3 16 2974 100 -1 . 92601 52— . lanyCp 15a 131971 17 Thomas F Frist Jr . president CIGMA 210 SO127I 41. - . ipHco 304 0 330 34— '. 1C41E a 2 04 • 3023 23— . tax returns in 1984 amounting to first of the year. Federal law allows and chief executive of HCA, would I'nder the agreement, holders of tK M120 101051 41— . MMTiCal92 7 1111 20 nearly $2 5 billion purchase of the tax shelters up to HCA's 8R 1 million shares outstand- cs< 10a 04110 21 . '. 1 — J — •Ml 0 • 7M 75.. become president and chief ex- 111037 13'.. . JohftJn 120 154633 41'— '. t>r, IH 114301 S3 . The agency's switch to a new April 15. ecutive officer of the new holding ing would receive one share in the Mil 9 40 Ill 20.- . JOMfll 60 14 205 23— • fluarO IM 101502 37 new holding company for each of Cams? 2S0 12 ISO 71.. Joyt>*| 1 40 14 112 25 — '. «aM 100 IS 1201 56— . computer system has slowed the Baldwin . LnSw 190 5 404 21.. >. ThrAy 00 14 115 30'. Coatui «a 101220 41'. UtCo 2 TOO 0'— • 1221 1. 1 Under the terms of the agree- CocaCi 2 91 15 2401 70 LaUnl I II OS! 34'.- '. Taw t I035M SS — Coiaco 691 14.. . '- uPac 60b 17 211 »'.. '. TanaM 1 30 14 M4 41 — '• ment, the 31 banks will extend to 2II04C 24— . TaMuwiOOa 13 SO SV, CoioPii I 210 LuCkrS 1 16 10 SOO 10'. Oct. 31 about $45 million in financing 9 M 27 •* . Tamil 11 544 20'.*. '. DON'T PUT IT Coiunn 2 SO 10 101 SO'.. . _ • - • - Tan 240 I'- that had been arranged in January, CoiCaa 111 H731 20 . ; UGMGf 44 31 557 II',- '. IiaanlM ll no 21 • . Western Union officials said. Cn«Sn 1 04 12 413 34— . Macmi 1 15 US 51'— 1'. Tranico 2 ill nils ra.- . Iticy 116 112312 45 . '. 11 OMusr.. . Robert S. Leventhal, chairman O*{ 3 71054 20'.* • MMtfWl tOO 12— '• TrnM 40 11 mi *.. , Comiat 1 20 II 292 IT.* 'i 6 455 10 - 1 Travlar 2 04 9 135 41 - . and chief executive officer of the ConsEO 240 7 1619 32. 4 110 7. Tr«onlS3a 303 24'.- '. 144-year-old communications com- OFF AGAIN! CantTO I 44 11 4*5 37 . MAPCO t 0 173 St*l II 170 41't. '. CniW 2 32 9 202 45.. . MMMIM 0 143 33 . Tnu 11 17 42 Or. '• pany based here, said Western 66204 1 - . l*>rl« M 16 240 «].• '. TucafP 3 tO 200 10. Union is not requesting additional United Counties offers two convenient IRA plans that income (whichever is less) and deduct that amount on CnllCp 200 7 1705 30'—.. UV1M 134 1104 SO. • r. IS 621 » . financing from its lending banks this allow you to enjoy immediate tax advantages while your 1984 tax return Remember April 15 is the Conllil 1 72 92075 21 • HHCO 56 1 — 1 — ClOala 72 37 1003 »•• '. uwyf 3112 2. UAL TSa 7 1303 41'. year and that the firm expects to saving for retirement. Whichever plan you choose, deadline for opening or making contributions to an Coopr IS2 I4I5OO 29 .1 HUM 7 154 Wi UNCFUl 2H 10 - . CornO I 1 20 15 194 35.- . ktayO* 161 9 S13 4l'r* '. USFCI220 3KI2M 11'.- '. begin reducing its existing bank you may invest up to $2,000 or 100% of your earned IRA for the 1984 tax year CrOCl* 40 133 25'. 10 010 41'.— '. USCl IM • IN B'.. '. debt. CranCli ' 11 IOOUS*'.* • TSi'% 111201 25— • UnCara 340 • IM 11'. C'«ZK 1 112171 41'.. '. VcOnli 12 1114M 59'.- '• IMIac 173 I3M3UI7 .. , He added that the company is Which plan best fits your needs? Ci»En 220 1 M 73— '. UcOnO IH 1 710 71 — '. unPac 110 12 IMI 49,- . ..-« 120 10 I 34 HcCEd 2 902700 64'.. • Umroyl II 111175 19.— '. resuming interest payments on McGrH 140 11 030 44..1 Jnarnd 17 100 11'.— '. outstanding bank loans on a current VARIABLE RATE IRA 1 — • — UCUU2 40 12 US 43'. irmn* 1 101477 27', DanaCp • 20 0 700 27 .. . liaM 120 I 213 31 .!'> USWatl 5 72 • 174S 75'.. '. basis. DartKr 4 24 101130 92— . Ualwiil 1 44 121404 44'.. '. UnTch 11 40 OHM 40'.- '. DaiaGn I3S2II 44'—1 Uirc 120 111450 104'r— 1| UmW IB 01210 21'i • Tax-deferred interest I No minimum deposit requirement Oayco 24 1 7M 19— '. UarLirn 00 303250 31'.. '. Unocal I 12 13150 49'— , DaylHa 74 II 713 19 .. • MMon 52333 10'.— '• uptow 2SO 14i443 M • '. • Deposits insured under FOIC regulations I Interest compounded and credited quarterly 7 2M IS. hkdSUI 1 71 5 2410 Il'i USLKEI04 1317I0II43 . : Dnra 1 211034 30— . MWE 2M 10 IM 27'.. '. inn 233 10 015 21 - . LOCAL • Interest rate adjusted quarterly to equal the average I Statement issued quarterly OHiaAr IO 71306 40 .* '. 13 020 II'.. '. UnPl 2 71 1 4M 31'.. '. annual return tor the one-year US. Treasury bill, based DaiEd III I32«ul6 .. . I Rate through 6/30/85 ftamS 170 113043 10'). '• M06.I 2 30 90441 29'.— >. SECURITIES on the most recent Federal auction 111450 I05.-I'. M0MDI 1334 4 7 — 'I varian 26 121071 12 - ', 9.84% EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD >m 120 « Oil 77'—1. HMni.a 11301 41 « '. • Deposits at your convenience - weekly, monthly or 91104 ».. . uniou 2 50 1 107 30'r • — 1 — DonHa 2 72 Banks & Industrial quotations annually OcrCH 100 02711 20— . VoiiPir 2 11 032 22— '• WacMi 12 11 251 13', 9.50% ANNUAL INTEREST RATE Dowjn 71 22 300 44'.- '. Ungni2 2O 12271 45'.-. '. »acm 00 57 tl'.- . courtesy Fahnestock & Co.,E.F. Hutton 112305 21 - • Uononl 04 14 255 11'.. '• WatNrt 21 311121 45'.' '. & Company Inc.. and American Securi- duPo"t 3 92070 52'.' '. HMlai 04 I0 2S47 31'.. '. IValUail40 7 214 33'.. '. WnCai 2777u27'.. >. liesHaw. FIXED RATE IRA WiaP 241 12311 ull • '• ltd Ask 7I77S II — Whvnri. 1 40 14 24*4 31— '. Ou»l 2 00 1 — • — Ctwtlra•ANKlI Mr—i 2iv. 22'. WWlWI 2 41 I 111 20'.. '. 1 •CHI M 11071 21 - '1 Chomrcal Bank 3? * 37'* Wad* 240 I 111 SS1.. '. E — 1 — KM 20 540 II'. Ciitiwv SUM Ban* 4% S' a I Rates in effect on publication date (subject to change WnAM 1077 •'.. '. • Tax-deferred interest 5171 •'.. >. MM M 17 10*1 41'.. '. Firtt Jtrwy Nanonal 31'. 31H with market conditions) EltlCf I 30 331421 21'.. . MMCI2M 12 757 M'.. . WUMon HIS 9. First National SUM wm 49'. • Deposits insured under FDIC regulations 121195 M'.. . PMCan 1 10 471 41 >. waajEi 1 102616 X'.. '. First P*OpJ*M Natl N J 9 . 10 nut in 71450 51 » • Natau 2 30 211070 30<— . MDtrn 110 101231 21.* '. 45 45". • ZEBRA certificates of deposit with terms of 3 to 10 years EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EaHn 120 12 111 27 . . •MaiM 7 20 37 Wtwlpl 2 1 047 45',. ', Horlion Bsncorp 23 1 23*. Icnun M ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE EmJUlM 11 M0 71'.. , mow 2 1 451 44'.. 1 HMIak 00 10 M 73'— . M«j.anttc Bank 28S • Interest rate fixed for the life of the certificate 17 ISM 31 . • m is II1073 20'. WMhai.1.40 71501 30.- . National Community Ban* UH 55 il«yl 1 12 11 270 37',. '. MM I1IMS II'.. • WmOi. 1 M 13 109 35'.- '. Naw Jtrtay Naiiooal Corp 34 24 , • Minimum deposit requirement of $500 3 to less than wmet too IS 445 17. 233 2. «avf» 2 71 1 72 21— '. 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HINTS FROM HELOISE Kindness could preserve a life CLEANING HELP Dear Ann Landers: Last week 1 attended a clear that we are folks who mind our own Dear Helolse: I find a cover-up apron wllh two large pockets is great funeral visitation. It was extremely sad. A 13- business but we are beginning to wonder if this to wear on house-cleaning days. I can go from room to room and use one year-old girl had committed suicide. is always the wise thing to do. of the pockets for pick-ups, and use the other pocket to bold my dust cloth "Sally" was 5-2, thin, petite, blonde and At least once a week (usually on Friday or or whatever. wanted desperately to belong. She tried out for Saturday night) they gel into a screaming Just remember to empty the pockets before washing the apron! — Anne cheerleading and didn't make II. In fact, she ANN fight. There is a lot of obscene language, Gauthler failed to get into a single club she had signed throwing of objects against the walls, breaking WASHING CLOTHES up for. The girl looked so unhappy my heart LANDERS glass, crying by the woman with occasional Dear Helolse: My kids really had me gnashing my teeth over Ibis one ached for her. pleas for help. ... I couldn't get them to turn their clothes right side out. I tried every A few weeks ago Sally won a raffle. It was The neighbors on the other side have told us remedy known to desperate mothers from threats to calling off ear lobes. a certificate from a plua place that entitled to slay out of it. They banged on the door in (Well, actually I didn't go quite thai far.) Then, I hit upon the perfect her to Invite 14 friends to a pizza dinner. She the middle of one of those fights. The woman solution — surrender! turned down the prize because she said she answered and said in a calm voice, "We were I started washing the clothes the same way they were pulling them Into didn't have 14 friends. Please print this for all the Sallys out there Jusl having a little misunderstanding." the laundry and returning them from the wash the same way! If an arm At the funeral home I sat and watched the for whom there may still be a chance. — Bitter We have been told that the police don't want or leg was in Instead of out, they gel the garment back the same way. They school kids come through in droves. I counted In Cincinnati to be bothered with family squabbles. But what soon learned that they had to turn them right-side out eventually and also well over 100 In the 45 minutes I was there. Dear Cincinnati: Here's your letter with my if he kills her one of these nights? We'd feel that they washed nicer if turned the right way In the first place. Later I learned more than 200 had been in and thanks for having written it. I don't know somehow responsible. — Uneasy In Queens Even the young children soon caught on. (Von have to work wllh them signed the guest book. where people get the idea that teen-age years' Dear Uneasy: Have you reported these — they had Just as soon wear their clothes inside out!) Bat, for the most The longer I watched the angirer it made are the happiest. My mail does not reflect that warriors to the management? If not, you part this has proved to be a most satisfactory solution all around. — me. Dozens ol teen-agers placed a single notion. I sense a lot of anxiety, feelings of should. It is up to them to insure peace and Struggling but Winning flower in the casket. Many touched her hand inadequacy and insecurity. quiet for all tenants. The next time there's a CLOSET FRESHENER and wept as they moved along. I hope what you have written will move row, contact the party In charge of the Dear Helolse: To keep your closets smelling fresh and clean, use a box I wanted to lake those kids and shake them. some teen-agers to seek out the not-so-popular, building. of scented fabric softener sheets. If they cared so much for her why did they wait not-so-beautiful (or handsome) kids at school Are drugs OK If you learn how to control Open the box and set it on a shelf. Close the door and each lime you until she died before they let her know it? and make them feel better about themselves. them? Can they be of help? The answers are open it, you get a whiff of a pleasant fragrance. — J.E. Middletoo Sally left this world believing she didn't have It takes so little effort and it could be, as you in Ann Landers' all-new booklet, "The Low- The perfumed cards that come from the department stores are good for a single friend. If Just one of those kids who pointed out, a matter of life or death down on Dope." For each booklet ordered, this also. And, they are free!— Heloise passed her casket had taken the time and Dear Ann Landers: My husband and I live send $2, plus a long, self-addressed, stamped trouble to show her a little kindness, that dear in an apartment. Please tell us what to do envelope (39 cents postage) to Ann Landers, girl might be alive today. about the couple next door. I'd like to make it P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, III. 60611. State senator to speak TINTON FALLS - Slate Sen Richard Van Wagner (D-Mon ) will be guest speaker at a Surprise guests get unusual meals meeting of the Monmouth Chapter of Professional Sec- retaries International Thursday BY ERMA BOMBECK reading this column who does not in the Hilton Inn, Hope Road, at gaaaaaal do to make a pork chop look bigger have her favorite too-many-people- 6:30 p.m. Members will cel- A mother has to make a decision I've tried. I've breaded them so that too-little-food menu which grew out ebrate the 28th anniversary of early in her life. the egg fans out two inches on all of desperation. Mine involves a crew their organization by hosting She either goes down as the AT sides, tucked dressing around them from a magazine who were doing a executives night. world's greatest cook or she sets an like a skirt, and arranged them on story on my family. Throughout the example of "sharing" for her chil- The 1984 Secretary of the Year WITS jTi a saucer, but they still look like what day the cast of characters grew and will be also be named during the dren by accommodating every sur- tnev are fft^K^ not enough pork chops grew. evening. This award Is presented prise guest they bring home for a I ended up with nine for dinner, END m Sometimes I think the Academy to the secretary selected for her meal. plus a three-pound turkey breast outstanding achievements in her I made my decision. of Arts and Sciences should honor that looked like a dead sparrow, a the acting ability of a mother who career, in the business world and That's why there's an entire bowl of dressing (cornbread, pork to the secretaries' organization. generation out there who believe sits at a table nibbling on a bone and beef combined), six croissants Entertainment will be Mrs. Bombeck serves half-macaroni pany" had its privileges. Before the sandwich and feigning fullness. cut in half, a platter of fruit am* half-spaghetti with a sauce so provided by the Park Avenue meal, his mother told the kids, Let's hear it out there for the containing a stack of grapes, one Quartet. pale it won't stain a tablecloth — "When the meat is passed around woman who has dinner cooking apple and two strawberries, and a and chicken parts that aren't ident- Non-members are invited to say. "No. thank you. I'm not hungry." when company drops in. They won't mound of cottage cheese with one attend. Reservations can be ifiable even to another chicken. so our guest won't think he's taking go or they won't stay She pleads, tomato cut up. I topped it off with made through Maxine Vigilante, Some mothers, when faced with a the food out of our mouths'" It "I've got plenty " They accept She a 1981 Christmas fruitcake which 145 Uth St., Belford, N.J. 07718. RICHARD VAN WAGNER food shortage during a surprise worked, but when dessert was then goes to the kitchen where she went a long way .. possibly because guest attack, will put the FHB plan served, his mother sailed it quickly drops on her knees in front of the it was frozen like a rock. into action ... Family Hold Back by the kids saying, "You didn't eat oven containing two stuffed peppers I told Mother I thought they would It always reminds me of the your dinner! So you don't get and prays, "Lord. I know you appreciate my hospitality and would brilliant story told by the late dessert!" haven't done it for a long time, but forget about the meal. humorist, Sam Levenson Sam was I have never served pork chops in I'm begging " I didn't believe that for a minute. LI LI one of eight children and "com- my life that I didn't have unexpected There isn't a rook out there Neither did she.

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VERMONT MEDICAL CENTER Mr and Mrs Clark Petrie (LuAn- Mr and Mrs Mark Mathews Mr and Mrs. Lewis Driggers Burlington, VI. ne), 502-5 Harding Road. Freehold, iTammyi. RD 2, Box 17A, Howell, (Nancy L. Stogoskil, 901 Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. William J Wolfe daughter, March 12 daughter. March 18. Blvd. Apt 6B, Twinbrook Village, (Elizabeth Todd), 3 Pioneer St., Lydia Colon and Rafael MONMOUTH MEDICAL Ocean, son, March 19. Essex Junction, Vt. son, March 19. Hermandez, 216 Clifton Ave., Free- CENTER Mr and Mrs. Thomas Macon ©xi^eM^on^ <&^fove- deoiti, Both parents are formerly of Hazlet hold, daughter, March 15 Long Branch (Linda M. Van Kirk), 36 Leonard FREEHOLD AREA Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Regan (Pat), Capt. and Mrs. Eddie Palmer Ave., Atlantic Highlands, daughter, HOSPITAL 123 Lighthouse Drive, Freehold, son. (Eva Phillips). 44 Mariveles Road, March 18. March 16. Freehold Township Eatontown, son, March 18. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth DeCook Mr. and Mrs. Don Vetardi i Nan- Mr. and Mrs. Zygmunt Niepielko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Grab (Claire Reese), 18 Harbor View Riinison cy), 27 Grayson Lane, Manalapan. Uoni), 193C White St. Howell. son, (Mary Lou Welch), 355 Church St., Lane. Toms River, son, March 20. daughter, March 12. March 18. Belford. son, March 17. Mr and Mrs. James Bonds Mr and Mrs Wallace Mr and Mrs. Michael J Friebis, Mr and Mrs. Victor Rodriguez Roulette (Alfreda Johnson), 154 Prospect Chaportinov, 42 Stokes St., Free- 7 Priscilla Lane. Howell, daughter, iCheny Mayorga), 366 Prospect St., Clothes and gifts for country living ( 7 West River Road Rumson. Nj 842 1925 hold, son. March 12. March 18. I.ong Branch,, daughter, March 18 Ave., Asbury Park, son, March 19. TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 19B5 The Daily Register 9B

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on aatd pramiaaa. which deck Clerk, rVtmeon Municipal BuHd- omaeo Mala Compen al a 00 M0. East Mwar Road. Rumaon, *.. EOeJT haa (Man found to violate appll- Duarte claims landslide victory ceWe set back requirements by New Jereey and ere aveHebte for BM lerma and apaclfwatlona public tnapactton during normal uy ba otHauwd al lha abova approximately 4-6 te*t **M ap- pMcaKon tndudaa a request tor a bualnaM hour*. SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador yrtonca from the provisions of Brooks Von An, The results of Sunday's legislative for the three years of Its existence. war with leftist guerrillas through _ . mwi ba mad* on Attorney for Appwcanta na STANDARD PROPOSAL B*o*on i6-6a oi tha Zoning Or- (AP) - President Jose Napoleon elections were a severe blow to the Duarte told journalists the ap- dialogues with the political right and OHM and mm ba ancloaad m tftoanoa dealing with yard 777 Rive* R**d Duarte yesterday claimed a land- naiad anvatopaa bearing ma beck requKementq a and the presp - Fair Hav*n. New Jareey 07*01 rightists, who controlled the old parent win by his Christian Demo- left and with the business communi- f I Apr. 2 818 M slide election victory that would narna and addraaa of lha BWder ence of a pre-emsting ahad In tha National Assembly and had crats represented "a stance of the ty and the wne of me Work on me front yard at defined under awd give his moderate party control of hamstrung Duarte's policies. They people against the far left and the Official results from the Central num., addraaaad to Tha ordinance together with what- 250 Othf Pubic WoticBi the government (or the first time Houatng Authority ev*r other bulk variances, if any, had expected to keep or Increase the right." He said he would continue Elections Council are not expected ha award of lha Contract lor may apply HOTKCOPBALS since he took office. majority they held in the assembly seeking peace In the 5'Vyear-old . worn wW not ba mada until A hearing on tha M Take Notice that on until later this week. na naoaaaary funda hava baan haa baan achadutod _ Wsdnaeday April 24. 1W6 at 2 OVUMd by Tha MWdMoon day. April 17. 1M6 before tha p.m a public sal ill b hld Although the president was not a touwng Authority In a lawful Rumaon Zoning Board of Adiust- tha offtoo** of marrt at 1:11 PM., in the Rumton StoragS e and Warehousing. Inc., candidate, the election was widely Tha Middl*iown Housing Municipal Buitdlng, East Rlv*r 610 Joiin* Ave , Long BcBra, h Road. Rumson. N*w Jersey considered to be a referendum on ulhorlty reserves tha right to N J of property belonging to Wil- equirs a complete financial and Members ot th* public ar* privi- liam C. Shrubb which haa his first 10 months in office. perienc* Matamant from pro- leged lo be present at Mid hear- been radaarnad d in accordance apacttva b*dd*rs snowing lhal ing and to make their w*wi with rental egreement dated hey hav* sauslectorily com- known al fist time. 1/23/88 Christian Democrats said Monday ptasad work of tha nature ra- A copy of th* application tnd Dated 4/1/88 that with 88 44 percent of the vote supporting document* ara on W* Apr. 2. IS tiOM oposal torm or apacrttcauona. in the office of th* Borough tabulated, their figures gave them before awarding th* Contract S3 seats and 25 to their main The right la also reserved lo 244 Tlnton F*H* 244 Tlnton FBHB tact any or all bids or to we>v* opposition, a coalition of the far- ny informalities where such in- BOftOOOM Of ormaH*** are not detriments! to TIMTOM FALLS right Republican Nationalist Al- beat intaraat ot the Authority COUNTY OF MONMOUTH liance, or ARENA, and the con- Bidders are required to comp- NOTICE 0* wnh th* requirements ol Pub- MUNICIPAL ELECTION servative National Conciliation Par- C Law 1975. Chapter 127, and NOTICE 18 hereby orven that a Municipal Election will be held m ty- uWtC Law 1977. Chapter 33 and for th* Borough of Tlnton Falls, in tha County of Monmouth and Bidders ara further required to o N wJl T omply with the requirsmenli of ?Sl*7:00 a.mL . fto 8:0lS*?''0 p.-m °" ««*»«y May H •••*. from tha hour* of Said Municipal E Duarte's party held 24 seats in the •ecuUv* Ofoert 11825 (3fl FR Election be held tor th* purpoaa of electing a 967) and 12432. relating to Ih* i Five (5) Councilman-At-Large. old assembly, the rightists had 34 inority Business Enterprise NOTICE OF REGISTRATION and a small party not allied to either mi. AND TRANSFER OF VOTERS The Buccetislul bidder shall be JVC* thai Ih* last day to register in order to vote at th* side held the other two. The Chris- equlred to comply with the Municipal Election and also the last day to transfer from one votino tian Democrats lacked the majority rovitions ot U.S. Depsrlmsnt of district to another is April 15. 1985 " sbor Wage Rate Delerm.na- For |h* convenience of those unable to appear during regular necessary to enact legislation and orta. BY ORDER OF THE buelnaes houre lha Borough Clerk's Office win remain open on April the rightists did not have the two- IDDLETOWN HOUSING 15. 1985 from 4 30 p.m. to 900 p.m. at Borough Hall 556 Tinton UTHORITV OF MIDDLETOWN. Avenue. Tinton Falls. N.J. thirds necessary to override a veto. EW JERSEY For information regarding polling places and/or any other election information you may call the Borough Clerk s Office 542-3400 RICHARD A. OAQE Mo fr am Eaeculive Director °daylhrough ' J (axcepi holidays) from 0 00 a.m. to 4 30 p m' The Christian Democrats said pr. 2 $26 T ME AC;E8 F0 E BO< >UOM F T NT0N US «R E A8°0ii?gw8 " ™ " ° ' " their figures showed them Winning DISTRICT in 12 of the country's 14 provinces, 40 Rumton NUMBER LOCATION Tinton Falls Flra Mouse and the rightists taking their tra- PUBLIC NOTICE 5 Firehouse Hoed The foregoing ordinance was (Meeting Room) ditional strongholds of Cabanas and roduced snd pasaed in first wayside Firehouse Cuscatlan. eadino. at a regular meeting Of 900 Green Grove Road » Mayor and Council of the (Mealing Room) u-ough ot Rumaon held on Nortnside Engine Co (4 OBSERVES ELECTION — U.S. Ambassador to El Sunday. Salvadorans delied leltist guerrilla threats lursday. March 28. 1965 and 35 Sprlngdate Avenue II com* up for final consider- (Meeting Boom) Salvador Thomas R. Pickering, right, watches and turned out in large numbers to vote in national on and paaaaga at a regular Monmouth Regional Hign School masting of th* governing body to 535 Tinton Avenue Salvadorans voting in the town of La Palma, elections. 220 Atlantic Highland! be held on Thuraday. April 11. (Room CS21) 9*5 at 6:30 PM, at Borough Lulher Memorial Lutheran Church Nonet o» oacmoN alt. East Bivef Road. Rumson, SIS Tlnton Avenue PLEASE TAKE NOTICE lhal J. si which time and place all (Parish Hall) lha Planning Board of lha irsons desiring to be heard Will Monmmoutm h Church ot Christ Borouggh of Atlantic HlghlandHlhlg da » given lull opportunity 312 Hence Avenue diddid. at a regularregl maalml g halhld on J. Gary Simmon (Fellowship Room) March II. IMS. grant alia plan Borough Clerk Ellen Bramn Liberian leader reports approval with varlancaa lor axial- narles F. Patarno. MO. Borough Clerk ayor Ing condition! and deelgn $35 28 walvara whara appllcabla to Re Capitsl Improvement Ordi- Highland Aiaoclataa, Inc for tha anca) purpoaa of constructing a build AN ORDINANCE PON THE trig to connect two exleung build URCHASE OF LAND IN THE mga and ratatad alta word Tha OROUOH OP RUMSON, NEW pramiaaa in quaallon ara localad JERUV AND THE APMOMIA- assassination attempt at 11 Waal A»anu*. alao known ION OP TM« COST THEREOF aa Block 105. Lot 4 on tha mu- BE IT ORDAINED by Ih* Mayor MAKE IT YOURSELF nicipal tan map A copy 01 tha nd Council ot th* Borough of MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) - Liberian The West African republic was Raaolulion it on Ilia with tha Mu- lumson. County of Monmouth nicipal Clark and la avallabla for nd State ot New Jersey leader Samuel K Doe said assassins led founded in 1847 by freed American As he reached the second gate of the inapacUon during ragular bull- 1. That the Borough of by the deputy chief of his personal guard slaves. Doe, a 34-year-old indigenous mansion grounds, Flaniamaton's group —lhaura umson purchase the following LEVIN 1 SPECTOR escribed real eelat*: poured machine-gun fire into his jeep Liberian, was an army master sergeant opened fire with at least one 50-caliber Atlornaya for Highland Th* conveyance to th* yesterday in an attempt to kill him. Doe Aaaoclataa. Inc Borough ot the riparian grant when he overthrew the government led machine gun. Datad: March 2«. IMS r*a of 33.352 square fa*l and said the vehicle rammed into a lamp by descendants of those slaves and had More than one attacker appeared to be April 2 19.36 .475 equsr* feat of upland in Today's Crafts post, but he escaped injury. h* vicinity of the Borough Mu- Smartly slrluM Down on. its leaders shot on a Monrovia beach. involved because there were bullet holes 220 Atlantic Highlands icipsl Launching Ramp upon MM CfKM HP 01 IKMI'Mn The official government news agency which said Borough haa *n- yam wNti popcorn urlpei of Doe, who refers to himself as chief of on both sides of the jeep. MOTWK TO BIDDER roachad for a number of years, said Col. Moses M. D. Flanzamaton fled state but not as president, has promised About 30 rounds were fired. Some of is hereby giv*n lha presently owned by DuBouChet molmr In a caMrasUig color after the attack early Monday and aaalad Mda wtfi be received on folding Company, which land ts MM 832 CIWM (Hractonj, to restore civilian rule in January after April 12, 19*5 at 1000 AM shown on a survey prepared by Sim 10-IJ. 14-16 mhKM security forces were searching for him. the bullets punctured a tire of the jeep elections. and Doe brought it to a stop by crashing prevailing local lima at ih homaa P. Santry. PE. dated Doe said two bodyguards traveling Borough H al I, 100 First Avenu* une 28, 1«M revised to March it into a lamp post. He was not injured, Atlantic Hlghlanda. New Jersey 4. 1965. s copy ot which is on SI.* lor ucn PIMM UK UH He had a dispute with the United 07716 for th* following: i« m th* Borough Hall with him in the jeep were wounded in the ucti pattern lor posuga and States last year, accusing it of inter- although bullets ripped into the seats and OAK TIMBER PILES (60) 2. Th* aforesaid purchase of attack, which occurred on the grounds of Proposals and specification he riparian grant area and the hanang Seatta the presidential mansion as they re- fering in Liberia's internal affairs by shattered the windows of the vehicle. may to* obtained at th* Hsrbor upland area shall be mad* lor a making aid contingent upon a swifter Offfc*, Simon Like Drive. Allan urn not to exc**d TWENTY turned from a weekend outing. The news The two wounded bodyguards were tic Hlghlanda, New Jersey 07710 FIVE THOUSAND (125.000 00) LAURA WHEELER agency said it received an account of the return to democracy identified as Maj. Roosevelt Clarke and Btda must be submitted on form DOLLARS eupptad. In a seated envetof 3 Thai ih* sum ol TWENTY NNdbcraf. Dtfl. 61 attack from Doe as he was telling his According to the news agency report, Lt. Col. Richard Tarpeh. Clarke was bear ing lha nam* and addraaa _ FIVE THOUSAND (125.00000) ministers about it. Hi* biddar, and addtaaaad to th* DOLLARS or so much thereof aa Doe gave this account: reported in critical condition, but the Harbor Commission, 100 Firs may b* necessary to carry out Tin Daily Register Doe has made many accusations of He was driving a jeep with two of his agency said Tarpeh was hit in the arm Avenu*. Atlantic Hlghlanda. N*w tha terms of mis ordlnanca be Jersey 07716 and delivered or and the same la hereby ap- i plots against him since he seized power bodyguards as passengers, returning and was expected to be released soon. presented at the data and time propriated and dedicated from «f 11177. MM Te» Hem. set and at the place mentioned the Capital Improvement Fund in April 1980, but this was the first report from a guest house at Paynesville about It said Doe visited the two men in'the herein Bids sent by malt must be for the purpose of making the of an attempt on his life. four miles from the presidential man- hospital yesterday. I ay >Ih* Mfftcr Com afcraaa.d purehaa* and paying prtnrt10 the Mm* sal tor he *eTp*n*** In connection receiving bWa. therewith. •5 Kaaaiacrifi catalog - ISO Each WdOar mluau l dapoail with 4. Thla ordinance shall take pkil daugni 12 • 50c p « ri hie bid aecurtty In tha amount of •ffect upon its paaaaga and pub- BOOM 12 50 • MUeachplh not leu than tan percentum icstlon according to law. Iraqi jets continue raids on Iran (I0H) of tha bM In tha form of April 2 $25 56 lU-Fataka Haaa (Mtlai tad bond or cant led check not t iH-Tar% Crafty Ream e»cead (20.000.00 and uiblae NOTICE 1U-1S MB tar Taaay BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraqi jets Iraq has in the past used the term to public prosecutor, Ayatullah Sanei, to tha condlttoni provided In ADVEflTIUMENT FOR BIOS 1K-U.. «»<[!»«• led) "InetFucvotY* to Dtooera. Scaled proposals will ba re I raided Iran's capital yesterday for the describe oil tankers, but shipping vowed that Iran would continue the war A P*rtorm*nc* Bond in irt* iu carved by Ih* Mayor and Council 13th time in 13 days, but an Iranian •mount of th* contract and i of the Borough of Rumson at sources elsewhere in the Gulf were until Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's factory in form, •nacutton an heir meeting to ba held at official said the attacks would not drive unable to verify the claim. government falls. sufficiency « •oratv w.» ba ra- Borough Hail. East River Road. C » A t LI Tehran to the negotiating table until the quirad of th* lucOMfuJ bkWer Rumaon, N.j. on Thuraday eve- Following the raid on Tehran, the "We have no fears of their missiles BWtfara «r« raquirad to oomp- ning th* 25m day of April. 1985 Iraqi government falls. Iranian news agency IRNA said Iranian ry with tha r*quir*m*nta ot P L •t 8:30 P.M for th* furnishing ot and bombings," Sanei said in remarks We. c. 127. one IMS fiva (8) cubic yard Iran also rejected UN. efforts to artillery opened fire on the southern broadcast by Tehran radio. Th* Harbor Commission of ih« jmp truck mediate a comprehensive settlement of Iraqi city of Basra. Borough of Atlantic HigMand Detailed specifications for said raaarvM th« right to corwdar m* truck are on file with the Borough the war, UN. Secretary-General Perez Late in the day the daily Iraqi war Iran has long demanded the ouster of t»da tor Uxty (50) daya afiar re- Clerk and a copy ot same may be de Cuellar said yesterday. Hussein's government as one of its oalpt tharaof. and further re had upon request communique, released by the general wrvM tha rtanl to r*t*cl any and All bids must be accompanied An Iraqi military communique said command of the armed forces, con- principal conditions for ending the 4'.i- BH DKJI. wsw* inTorrnaiiHVO an by • cenif led check or bid bond year-old conflict. malt* aueh *warda or t*ka action n the amount ot tan (10%) par- the pre-dawn attack on Tehran followed firmed the shelling of Basra and also aa may ba in th* baat intaraat of cant ot tha amount bid. Shirtdrelwrig turns into sofl a "devastating raid" by an Iraqi reported that Iranian guns hit residential lha Borough. Ah provisions of tha aforesaid drassmg ihankt to lucks on lop. The escalation in Persian Gulf fighting B4dderi must not lubmii bid specifics lions on file with the aasy movement of skin Front ol warplane seven hours earlier. In Tehran, areas east of the Huwaiiah marshes and with qualifying conditions Borough Clerk are made a part skirt has an invisible zipptr the official Iranian news agency con- the central border hamlet of Sayed over the past month has led to a series provtaions. Ot this advertisement th* tarns Prinaad Mem 9419 Halt RICHARD C. STRYKE •s If r*p*at*d haretn Sim 10W to 26% firmed Monday's attack and later in the Sadeq, It did not report any casualties or of diplomatic contacts aimed at explor- Chairmi Propotala mutt ba submitted day quoted an Iranian war communique ing ways to end the conflict. Harbor Commission encrOMd in a sealed envelope damage. Atlantic Highland bearing th* nam* and addraaa of as reporting that the casualty toll was 22 Apr. 2 $21 r tha bidder and addraaaad to tha civilians dead and 76 wounded. The Iraqi communique also said Iraqi In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the UN Mayor and Council of lha helicopter gunships launched a series of 236 Mlddf town Borough ot Rumson. But the Iranian agency, monitored in secretary-general on Monday said the No sealed proposal may ba attacks on Iranian troop emplacements Iranian leadership has turned down his HOTtCl Ot> HIARINO withdrawn after it has been re- Nicosia, Cyprus, claimed the earlier notlc* lhal tha ceived by the Borough and prior attack failed when anti-aircraft fire and boats in the southern Huwaizah proposals for a comprehensive settle- undaraignM naa apptl*d to m io the opening thereof at tha S3.M tor etch Htwn marshland. Iraqi artillery also pounded ment Board of Adluatmant of tha meeting ot the Mayor and Coun- tetfi pattam for postage and drove off the lone Iraqi jet fighter Townahip of Mtddfatowri for cil to ba h*td on th* 25th day of MndkflQ Jaana Iranian positions in various sectors of variants* from th* provlalona April, 1985. as aforesaid The Iranian communique said that in After talks with Saudi leaders on the Artlct* 16 ftaction .O.ftOIEI No bidder may withdraw hit retaliation for the raid on Tehran and the front killing one soldier and wound- tha Zoning Ordlnanca to at I proposal tor a period Of thirty MARIAN MARTIN latest developments in the war, the U.N. parmlt applicant lo put an ' (30) daya after the opening of other cities, Iranian jets bombed mili- ing four others, according to the com- ' chief told reporters his plan included dlllon on houta. bldt. tary and economic facilities in the Iraqi munique. Propoaad on* aida 11 Ft. and Th* Borough Council reserves Pattern Dapt. 420 proposed discussions on ending the war, ombmad aidaa of M 3 Ft wh*r tha right to retect any and all town of Meidan, inflicting heavy cas- Iran and Iraq resumed attacks on one 20 Ft. on* aid* and comblnad proposal• and to waive any infor- Tin Dairy Register ualties and damage. another's cities after the Iraqi army halting use of chemical weapons, ceasing of SO Ft. raquirad mality in th* proposals received bombardment of civilian targets, demi- pramlaai located at 44 Manor Bidders era required to comp- IMI ttertneni MM.. Waaaskta. In addition to the attacks on Tehran, halted Iran's latest ground offensive last Pkwy atao known aa Block 34 ly with Ih* requirements of PL litarizing air space for passenger air- Lot 6 on th* Tax Map. 1975. C 127. NT 11IH. MM Naaa. Marasi the Iraqis claimed their warplanes hit a month in the Huwaizah marshes near A copy ot tha application has By order of th* Mayor and » lui Mara rt.iaaei . "large naval target" yesterday near Basra, 11 miles from the border. craft, and ending air attacks on oil baan flirt in th* Offlc* ot lha Council ot the Borough of Board Sacrvtary and may ba in Rumaon, N«w Jersey Iran's Kharg Island oil exporting center In a speech in Tehran the Iranian tankers. tpected. J. Gary Simmon Th* public haarlng will b* h«l Borough Clerk NEW Spring-Summer PaMrn on Monday avanlng. th* 15th da Apr 2 $19 60 Catalog Fail fashions loi busy of April, 1«*S at 8:00 p.m: a •omen Fiee patttrn coupon Township Had. Middtotown, Maw NOTICE Sano J2 00 plus 50c pottage Jaraay, at which Urn* you ma PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that W Singing nun commits suicide Book! $2 50 * S0« H pin •ppaar althar In paraon or b Roger Dandy and K. Amanda 9419 I it or Mtomay and pr< Dandy, owners of Lot 1. Block IH-KMf any obfactlon which you may 23, commonly known aa 16 North 1I1F1 WAVRE, Belgium (AP) - Jeanine said police then found the bodies and said She was noted for her high, sweet tg this application Cherry Lsn*. Rumson, New Jer- J*cqu*tina Farrat sey, have applied to th* Zoning Deckers, the guitar-playing "Singing the two died of a massive dose of voice and was pressed to make a record. AprH2 $11.5 Board of Ad|uatmant *t tha MARIAN MARTIN Nun" who won worldwide fame more sedatives. Miss Deckers' friend was not Her first one, "Dominique," was an Borough of Rumaon for a vari- PATTERNS 2ON.NO BOARD ance to permit the continued ex- than 20 years ago with her song identified in the agency's report. immediate world hit in 1963. More than Of ADJUSTMENT istence of a recently completed "Dominique," committed suicide along The women had left a letter, explain- TOWHtMIF Of MfDOLITOWN 15 i 20 fool wooden d*ck 100 different versions of the song were MOMMOUTM COUNTY located in th* rear of the house with a friend over the weekend at the ing their suicide and asking for discre- made, including an electronic one she did home they shared, the Belgian news NOTICE OP NtAMNO tion, the officer was quoted as saying. in 19S3. take nottt* that the agency reported yesterday. Friends said the two had been very undersigned has applied to the Nevertheless, she never equaled the Board ol Adjuatment of r The former nun was 52 years old. depressed for some time, partly because Township of Mlddlatown for of the financial problems of a children's success of her first record. variance from th* provisions o WHEN The agency, Belga, quoted a police Article 8. Section 10.2C, of tha officer and said he refused to be institution they ran, according to the After she left the convent she adhered Zoning Ordinance so M to par identified. report. closely to its rules. She tried with her applicant to propose lo erec YOU'RE A houa* on und*rsu*d tot (5000 It quoted the officer as saying police Miss Deckers, who joined the Domini- friend to run an institution for handi- sq ft, where 7500 sq M . re quired) 16-10 i2Diei-elde yar were alerted yesterday by friends who can convent of Flchermont near Brus- capped children but had to give up for setback propose one aide 7 ft sels in 1959, left the order in 1966. lack of funds, the agency's report said. and combined aidaa of 14 ft REGISTER had not heard from the two women. It where 10 1 and 15 ft are re- quired, siso known ss Stock 502 Lot 52 a 53 on the Tea Map CARRIER A copy of the application ha sen tiled in in* Office of th China, India frontier dispute eases Board Secretary and may b* in YOU GET Th* public hearing will be hetd NEW DELHI, India lAPl - Chinese dividing us, and until there is a just and India bordering Tibet and Burma. on Monday svenlng, tha 15 da of April, 1M5. at 100 PM a and Indian diplomats said yesterday the satisfactory solution of this question, our In the war, China seized 14,500 square Township Hall, MKJdlelOwn. New AROUND) frontier dispute between the world's two efforts to achieve full normalization of miles of territory in the northwestern Jersey, al which Urn* you "" appenr either in person i HOLMOEL You get around to earning that extra money you most populous nations remains a sore relations will continue to be handi- region of Aksai Chin and then built a road agent or attorney and pr< want. Being a Register carrier means prizes and capped." through the area linking Tibet with any objection which you ma incentives too. Right now. we're looking for car- point, but pledged efforts to settle it have to granting this application EenoCl amicably. But he added, "We in India continue Xinjiang province.Another 800 square Coven*, tojuara riers It's easy and it's lun. Join the Register carrier atari today and gel around! The statements were made at a to look toward the future with firm miles in the central sector of the frontier Apr. 2 $133 KEANMUM banquet given by Chinese Ambassador Li determination to try and resolve our also is disputed. THC HOUSING AUTHORITY Can Urn. KEYPOAT OP THt T0WM1HIP Uvrae A»e HA2LIT Lian Qing on the 35th anniversary of the differences." Current talks on the issue According to Indian officials, China OF MIDOUETOWN Kn w Tesen Ave. am SI are based on India's "sincere desire to has indicated it would prefer a settle- Nottea ts h*r*by given t HettH Ava. TO SI. establishment of relations between India sealed proposals will be f ece.v a Or. em at and China's communist government. resolve this problem," he said. ment based on the present status. by Tha Middletown Housi Lined* Cl. Li sait) the five rounds of talks have They said that is unacceptable because Authority. Monmouth Cour France Pr FiMon St. Li said the 1962 border war severely New Jaraay lor Contractor eh CourtJand Or strained relations, but in the context of helped the two nations gain a "mutual India believes the Chinese takeover of age-old Sino-lndian ties "it is but a small understanding" of their positions, and he strategic Aksai Chin was illegitimate. tor Th* Al episode and has become a thing of the noted China and India signed an agree- Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang and Tomaao Plate Building. Oa dat* Driv*. MtddhMown, New past." ment last year to increase bilateral Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi India's foreign minister, Khurshed trade. exchanged messages on the anniversary, Proposals will be received un both expressing an interest in improved 12:00 Noon, on Thursday, Ap The Alam Khan, told Li the boundary China claims sovereignty over 34.740 it, 1N5 and win be opanad a question "remains the crucial issue square miles of land in northeastern relations. reed In Dubttc al the Alice 10B Till- Diiih Hi Lji-ll r TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1985 H«lp Wanted 11 1 HataWwitad 1 HalpWantad 1 Htlp Wanted ^lg Register £ J X>M TENDER - For IMrd anm. # 9 VAN KXH _ Mllllllalcwil araj UTO ENEML OFFICE CLERK - iU tram Can Arrow Woven la Naarark Wont m. lam-4 » O«TIWJCTrOH — CONTKAC- art Km*. Knowtedfle of ac- Mi Co.. 7*0-94*6 Low and Pound pm. 175'mo Commuta MI atyta. 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NJ 07753 ONCOLOOY, DIALYSIS aw Firm. £>callsnt salary 4 BOYSfQIRLS va., Eatontown. ,2011775-5500 Exl 5aa PART TIME MEN/WOMEN Work 4 Mgma and PEDIATRICS, MED/IUM benefits Sand rasuma to: BOH D48HWASHER — Vary reliabt* * INSTRUCTORS INTERMEDIATE CAR! N-463. Tha Dally Aagistar ue to a rapid growth, wo have gat paid tor S INTRODUCING arly morning nawapaper routes matura. 20 hra. par waak. 3-S PART-TIME NURSES on ma n lo 7 ihlrt TELEMETRY hrawsbury. NJ 07701 velleble IN YOUR AREA Csll m Apply in paraon King Jamaa Four 10 hour turns CRITICAL CAR! Noteworthy Authority RN'S & LPN'S M/F Child Cara Cantar par waak on lha night ahm ATTENTION — Want to IOOS4 •SOO-242-oasO today II you ursing Homa. 400 Hwy. 36. er va one weekend a month and Nao- Natal Inlanuva Cara Admits that working want money, prlzaa a enlraa CERTIFIED 10 hour night Shift watghi? And faal good? aarn aarn over $100 a weekend ol NURSES AIDES Fraa Parking Part time is the Best 7767-4384. 787-0366 ATTEN dulls must have a car. REDOE OPERATOR - En- ou re an E-4 with over 3 years HOMEMAKERS Legal way to Make ION — Want to loose weight' STAR LEDGER 11 IN JERSEY panenced or with ranted back •parlance HOUSEKEEPERS 4 LIVE-INS And faal good? aar» BUTCHER round Sand a Qravat Co aaaka Call 7(0-1191 M/F ends meet. Let us 7787-4384. 767-0366 ATTEN- ndividusl for lull lima poaltion 741-S93O Homa Hearth Aides LPNs a HEALTH AIDES Full Time. Experience a must ull or part-time, needed for Adeia E Rascigno/Alma Pann. RN Nursing Dapt. show you that a small ION — Want to loose wan. Call 787-7778 Soma machanlcal aiparianca ARMV RESERVE orlhern Monmouth Area High AMOttCAW Personnel/Director of Nursao And faai good? aarn elpful Call 2«7-33«1 : ALL THAT YOU CAN BE ay. no taa Call lor interview al HEALTH PttOFESSUMlS. INC MARLBORO PSYCHIATRIC Da USALLE HALL amount ot tree time 7767-4384. 787-0366 CARRIER WANTED • 10 Nawman Springs Road INSULATION APPLICATOR •opie Cara. 244 Broad St. Rad Its Amboy Ayanua HOSPITAL ISMS Faculty) can mean a lot ol or delivery in lha Rumson-Faii DRIVER ank. 530-18W. 600 Union Av* woooorioge. N.J. 070M Rl. 520 Marlboro. NJ 0774a Lincroft. N J 0773a Havsn area Approximately IV* arly morning Routa Drivers aw construction in Monmouth 1201) 53O-M70 Extra Cash. Hours ounly srss Experienced or wil I 71. Brittle 528-9432, Free (201|«J<-42« {2011 »4t-*1«. X424/3O3 o 2 riours par day About 1200 an-ii me (vahtcla supplied) old , 431-1866 Mon- Fri. 6-9:30 and ATTENTION •er month RaUsbie car a must Must hava valid driven licanea em Sleedy employment Top or information call; Susie. etas. Benefits Csll 738-0201 be- URSES a AIDES — And dietery Sat 9-1. For interview NEEO — Ambitious nd a claan driving record. No tween 9 a.m. A 3 p.m. nihunaBltC aaiaipaopt* who 542-6660 xparlenca required. Tha Dairy Idas imrrved opanings On all Information on placing an ad Call Diane egister. One Register Plata, hifta Good aalary and Co. Mn Ito 4vant to lota wwght Call ARRIERS — Needed In the Lit- NVENTORY WORKERS — IS an 39-9193 hrawabury. NJ Apply m parson hour. Part lima, parmananl ins Apply at CHHm.de Haallh- tle Silver. Fair Hsvan araaa. Musi a.m.-g a.m. care Cantar. Cliftwood Boach. In this DIR1CTORY be at least 11 years old. Call Work daya, mghta. weeKende 542-8880 542-aaeo Equal Oppty Employer M/F Muat ba 18 Call 591 -0593. 12 lo URSE RN M/F - 3-11 pm shirt INDEX DRIVER — Part time to deliver •istrtc e«p raquirad Pleaaa plMM call 542-4000 axt. 252 ARPENTERS - Or helpers utomotive glasa Claan Licansa JANITORIAL ppty in peraon. Eatontown Con- nmic MTKES ull time yaar round, good | Marlboro Glass Tannent Rd. alascant Cantar. 139 Grant nd working cond. 787-0080. Part lime Shrawabury va, Eaiontown lUOMJI Morganville SS1-1400. 684-602S CARPET CLEANER — El URSE RN-LPN M/F — Part perienced-Tralnee. Earn $240 RIVERS — Flat bed axp 25 yra IOIN THE TEAM . aVfOMMTNEt ' age Call between 6-7 pm you know how to do hou ma, 11-7 ahitt Gartatrtc axp. week » commission staedy ned Please i 6 Lost and Found work Call 448-3389 n 767-7690 aaping, why don't you join Wa otter a unique learn cleaning Eatontown 9 Special N0lic« 3RIVER WANTED — Early Sun- antar. 139 Grant Ava.. Eaton- 12 Travel Transporuiion ARPENTER — CONTRACTOR ay morning nawapapar da- oncapt to apartmant a horn*: NEEDS 1 QUALIFIED own 15 Instruction very. 6-8 am No collecting Cal ownera. You'll work at part ot a CARPTENTER WHO CAN DO IT tter 6 pm 946-6193 earn with otheri who hava found IFFICE WORKER — Full Wma MltlWttMKCTan ALLI SKILLED IN FRAMINQ. SID- hal nouaeKeepmg >• a skill 4 a hone orders and inventory coo- ?l Business Service NO AND ALL AREAS OF HOME DRIVER/DELIVERY PERSON — caraar Call tor appl. 741>1312. ot Marlboro Glass, Tannanl 22 Aris S Crafts MPROVEMENT STEADY Must be able IO drive 20' truck Rd . Morgsnvilrs 591-1400 444 Bathroom 595 Home •25 Landscaping ft WORK. HIQM WAGES NEEDS with standard transmission LABORER NEEDEO 660 Miscellaneous NSURANCE. TOOLS 8 TRUCK Qood driving record required For tree service Will tram PAINTERS — Enp'd only Cus- Remodeling & •mprovm«nts Lawn Strvlct ppiy ai 19 E Nawman Springs Call 530-1812 tom work Holmdai-Cotta Nech HEARING OUT OFFOCUS??? 51 Help Warned Male or ~ -2828 Female Rd. Shrewsbury. ABORER - — Naada claan raa. Top ttartmg pay incraasaa Ceramic Tile ED DAY CONSTRUCTION - FOREST HILL LANDSCAPING Frea hearing test Call 542-0550 CARPENTER vail Stan immad 431-1395 Quality builders Sine* 1945 Over Complete lawn and shrub mam- Johnson Hearing Aid Center 52 eabysming/Cnilo Caie To repair wood boat DRIVER P/T - 1-2 dsys a wh •a Uted luiomobile parta warehouaa Call 046-7019 ba CERAMIC INSTALLER 1000 satisfied customers :enance Cleat up Lawn edging 66 Broad Si Eaton town, NJ 53 Domeslic Help Phone 747-4848 Driva ma to do my arranda, your ANTRY PREP WORK — Wage Wa do il an. eathrooma. twaan 619 p.m, 642-7032 Spring seeding Free estimate 54 Situations Wanted car. Retired parson preferred apsnds on exp Apply in person Kitchens, ale For irea astg-rascreen«ng Tabiatopa Gut- 7t> Auction Sales ENGINEER ntereating. diversified en.oyabls HOME CRAFTSMAN - Carpan- tars Window Coverings, roofing LANDSCAPING — Sp'ing claan- OANNV 3M2Sae 7/. Pets and Livesw •n ••porisncad driver wllh a ups and lawn serv.ee Oood oough knowttdaa ol Hudtor OR EQUIVALENT LANDSCAPE LABORERS - work Several openmgi in Eaat try. woodwork, |Oba dona with Saias-sarvice Bam-Giass World 76 Aircraft mm»d poailiona avail. Exp Brunswick, Kayport 4 Wood- 0 work Reasonable ratas Call Do you nsva prooiami galling County and Naw York City. precision Job too big tor you 544-0544. 747-1027 •mall odd lobi dona? Call ma 79 Swap or Exchange prafarrad. but not raq 431-2460 bndge. E«p not nacassary, wa Too small for others? Can Ken 741-6341, SSh for BruCS Odd Job man 530-8515 80 8icycl«/Mim Bikes Position involves driving E» Excauent opportunity tn a ima LAWN SERVICE ASSISTANT - will tram Hours, part tima waak- Sodarlund. 566-2971 after 5 PM 606 Income Tax : endi, 1 or 2 days washday morn- LARGE LAWNS CUT 81 Sports Equipment •cutiv* from Shora CM to Jar- growing company Kay spot for ull lime Work through Dae CONVENIENT" "REASON AB~LE~ Residential and commercial My City round if ip dally (4 daya achntcal support in natlona Exp preferable Call •Her 6 p.m ngi Attarnoona or avenings RETIRED CARPENTER - Small 680 Painting & 82 Swimming Pools svaiiabie or combination of and medium sued joba. and RELIABLE CPA - Taaaa Raasonabia rates Call 747-0723 par waak) plus additional driv- aalaa office as applications angi 842-7391 prepared m 48 hours Call Rich 83 CBs Electronics ing and othar duttaa during tna near to interlace with customers above. Call anytime between 9 deem Fraa esumatea Can LAWN MAINTENANCE Paparhanglng LAWN MAINTENANCE HELP a.m. 4 10 pm. lor appointment 741-5797 or 774-0600 Beaucnemm. 530-1420 84 Merchandise Wanted day aalaa rap force and factory engi Full lawn care, shrub mainten- ALL-AROUND PAINTING 85 Price Busier naarlng people Digital in = RS NEEDED - Rumson sraa 764-6700 Mon -Sun. Q 4 E TAX SERVICE - Tax re- ance Call early tor your spring int ant, Bpackling, patching, Btrumentaiton products Call im Musi hava drivers iicansa 4 a wi turns prepared in your name Candidata must hava a valid 450 Carpi Cleaning clean-up Free estimate Little sheelrock 6 plaster Reaaonabie »m ESTATE KNTilS dais ticanw and ability io madiataiy Dtgitronica 0 work. Call 741-6462 PART TIME — Evas. Knowledge ^A-1 EXPERT Carpal Cleaning — INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION Silver ft surrounding areas waliys Painting 391-1691 svas 101 Apartments 41-3648 attar 6 p.m. of ana and crafts helpful. Must Reasonable rales Call 583-4111 pau company phyticci 201-692-7070. ba sbte lo work woakanda. Apply Upholstery ciesnmg Reasonable Call 369-2062 A" 6 L PAINTING — " Irv 102 Houses lot Rent LEGAL SECRETARY - For gen 'Bias Morns Hoffman. 747-0209 INCOME TAXES PREPARTD" — tarior/ex tenor work Fraa asti- ENTRY LEVEL TRAINEES — n peraon Paint-N-Placa. Mon- LAWN BAflON LANDSCAPING 103. Rentals 10 Snaie ittfastad candtdataa anouM Statewide Corporation has sav eral pract.ee Rad Bank araa mouth Mall. Eatontown. NJ 15 yean eapanenca Very Sprmg clean up special matei insurad Rsferencas •and a lattar datalllng ai Salary commanaufata with asp reasonable Vour home or mine 104 Wmier Rentals erai full/part lima opanlnga 07724. Call 222-7230 provided Call 741-6010. parksnea tnd Wapnona numb* S7.15 starting rale Applicant Stano 4 typing required Ca Can 591-9223 105 Summer Rentals lo: Partonnal Dtractor. Block 741-3999 PART TIME — Naad sutra cash? JIMS CARPET INSTALLATION TOP SOIL-MANURE CHANGE""OF COLORS 106 Furmsned Rooms - must ba courteous, hard work — Saiai daan.ng ra-layS. i Drug Company, 257 Cornaliion ng. and High School grada. Ca Work on home phona program. RETURNS PREPARED - BuSi Rich farm top soil - bast quality 107 Nursing/Retirement Ava . jartay City. N.J. 07302 An LEGAL SECRETARY— Non Fiaxlbta. Earn up to $10 par hour Stratchai ft rapairs 264-6177 ness and personnel 30 yssrs if. Also, manure for gardens De- Painting mtenor/exlenor 747-6968 10 to 1 p.m. • moher 9 10 1 Mon -Fri Middletown Call tor appl Ma- Homes aqual opportunity ampkiyar Call Barbara. 747-6648 livery available Holmdel Farms Paperhangmg insurad EQUIPMENT RENTAL OEPT. Shrewsbury location. Ca 465 Chimney Sweeps jona Trovato 671-1289 264-6913 264-8923 Frea astimatas Call 747-0932 108 Commercial Rentals 542-5544 • PART-TIME SECRETARY — 109 Buildings/Garages Naads 1 driver and 1 d... Wllh soma bookkeeping And ALL CHIMNEYS — Thoroughly "ROBERT F FLYNN. CPA BLOCK er /counter parson. Paid ban LICNESEO PHYSICAL THERA ciaanad from tha roof down with 626 Lawn Mower D J S PAINTING also aqulpmam oparatora Call individual-Par tnarship-Corp 110 Wanted lo Rent DRUG COMPANY elita Wage negotiable Equa PIST — Part time Private prac 946-7100 946-4011. brushaa, than vacuumad oi Tsi return preparation 4 plsn- Tune-up* Intanor-eatarior Opportunity Employer Call to tice Sand raauma to: Poota Av oaiow 672-1651 or 291-3176 n.ng Call 642-8847 ReaBonabla Free Eaiimaias •ai ESTATE FM SUE appt 264-6060. enua Physical Therapy. 61 PART TIME SECRETERIAL — SERVICE A REPAIR - Reason 264-3477-739-4865 Ask for Ed 130 Open Houses CLERK TYPIST Pools Ava., Haiiet Work. 1 morning par waak. Brail 51 STANOARD'PACkAQE — 1040. aibe rates, guaranieed work EXCELLENT INCOME — Fo ? Dog Grooming Scheai A. B ES*Nj. $30 PAINT A PAPER 131 Houses For Sale Homa Assembly Work. For Inf dictation, letter typing 4 tiling ot Free pick-up A delivery Cei 132. Condominiums/Town LIFE GUARD - Over 18 yaai sapara prafarabla by aomaone in BARKS n BUBBLES — Now Each additional form. $5 Quality wommanship-raston Exciting Call 504-646-0315 Ext. B-1133. old Muat hava certification & be opsn Protassional groomar fiaa NY forms, $15 Prepsrsr enrolled Houses Middlatown arsa. farms lo ba able Eve 6 weekend appts EXPERIENCED PERSONS ONL wilting to work waakands 4 hoi arrange Call 671-0271. dips, nails, aara 603 Rivar Rd to praci.ee before me IRS 635 Light Hauling 133 Income Property Career Opportunity day*. Call tor appl., 872-1169 Fair navan 642-3336 Free Est.maiea Csll 530-4228 - Salaa halp * sewing for Bnda E Gritim*. 530-9348 134 Faim Property Shop Salary based on •• PART TIME SERVICE TECH- 1 HOUSES — Garsges. ysrd 4 PAP ER H A NGINO 135 Commercial Property Cuctomar LISTING ONLY - Ltceneed Raa NICIAN gutters cleaned out 4 haulad aiponsibilitiat. Thla antry-lava perienca Call 671-7722 520 Dressmaking 616 Jewelry 136 Industrial Property Estata uleiperion. Psul P Bov If you sn|oy outdoor work, are away Mini -lemolitions Ma Psparhangar poniion raquirat you to ba par EXPERIENCED BODY SHO nc. Raaltors. 671-2544. self-motivated, have ctaan N.J DRESSMAKING 747-8126 The Feminine Touch 137 Lois and Acreage •onabla. hava aicallanl apalllng And alterations Most sowing HELPER — Call for appointmen LOOKING FOR 50 PEOPLE - T drivers license and mechanical LEJARDINDES JEWELS Expert Free Est 741-5650 138. Mobile Homes ability, and to typa at IMII ft irwini Yacht Worka 741-OO03 ability, call LAWN DOCTOR Mary Jana 747-0823 BWs~iN0USTRiAL -Rasidan- 139 Cemetery Lots wpm. OM waighl white you earn extr jewelry repairs A diamonds re- dsl A Business c'ssn-oul service money Guaranteed to ros 591-1700 mounted while you waicn EstaD- SOUTHPAW — Painting In 140. Real Estate Wauled Quick-dependable Boiler Hara In our modarn otflca, con ATTENTION 10-29 Iba a mo. on Herbal prot 530 Electrical hshad 1975 CaM 431-0062 furnace 'emovai FREE esti tenor eitenor Frea sslimales KCSUTIMui uci. For into, contact 741-7923 PART TIME mates 583-0836 Csll 536-7916 '•ni«ntiy localad. you'll maat th Serylcet 625 Landscaping 152 Boa's and Accessories day-to-day challangaa in ou RESIDENTS LUMBER YARD — Hsfd-workin Adventure is yours as a mambar CLEANING VARDS 695 Plumbing & 153 Camping Equipment taal-pacad. busy anvironmani parson needad in yard for waak ol a Rills Squsd. High School, BEST ELECTRIC & Lawn Care Ceiia's attics 6 garages Free seniors. |union. grsda and col- L'C No 6273 Fail dapandada Heating _ 154 Recreational Vehicles endt 4 aHernoons Physica laga StudsnlS Earn greal pay + ABC'S — Of Lawn cara anc estimates Csll 566-8421 - Wall taach you avarytning you work required. Call 842-335 •arvica Raasonsbia rates Free 566-424(1 na*d to know lor Ihn divarsiflad MIDDLETOWN $4000 education expenses pay- asiimatas 67i-oi2t snrub maintenance Clean up ask lor Rich OR apply in perso back + $5040 G.I. Bill + $10 000 lawn edging, and spring feeding ODD JOBS — Claan up. anytllir Mnoaorm mtaraatlng job. at Marine Lumbar. 1139 Ocae CLEAN YARDS n a around lha house lira dar TINTON FALLS student loan repayment period 545 Call The Ground Hogs Greg Cellars, attics & garages 220 Wanted Automotive Ave , Saa Bright Csll for for intervraw. Excavation Warnene, 530-7192 sga ramoval light hauling ar ?30 Construction Equip- Oood aaltry and axcailant ban Free estimates landscspmg Frsni. 957.9086 •Ma Sand brlaf latiar or raaum MACHINE OPERATOR — Opan J KOPF 4 SONS EXCAVATING A~LS~ LAWN ft LANDSCAPE ^ 741-2149 ment EATONTOWN 747-2211 — Ooiar ft backhoa 'or hira to: DEPT 12 or call 542-4000 mg» lor 3rd shift. 12-8:30 am SERVICE — Gardens roiotilled 240 Auto Financing Exl. 252. Mon.-Fn , Irom 030 t Oood pay. Fully paid compan Ask lor PETE SABO 264-7284 Your dla TIT A1I4 -.L. J» or 264-5150 liable, insured, experienced SUPERIOR SIDING a ROOFING opan Call 747-0352. aik MASON/LABORER — Immed PAVING CONTRACTOR — Mon. Insullatad vinyl siding, aluminum firm Some heavy lifting an Reasonable rates Can 747-0723 MASONRY materially attecls me value ol Joan stsira Car necessary. EKC ben ats position available Must hav mouth A Ocean Counties looking trim cova"ngs Fraa eilimaiss me ad II il contains an error drtvara license Eapananc for sn axp d aaiimator a protect A J BUILDERS COMPLETE LAWN CARE Brick work Steps Pados Side- Csll 229-1690 CLERICAL aflts Csll stter 3 pm 747-3730 Additions .alteration*, unique walks Stone Work Fireplaces call classified - FILE CLERK/ACCOUNTING preferred, bul not required Ca manager Reply to Earle Asphalt Call anytime for fraa estimate •ACCOUNTS PAYABLE attar 5 291-9444 Co. PO Box 556. Farminodele dack deaigns Lie. builder li 741-6488 Driveways Belgium Block 4 All ads are restricted to their clerk, tor expanding Red Ban •.man iobs 3YS ROOFING a PAINTiNOCO proper classification and set •RECEPTIONIST Law lirm 10 key adding machine NJ 07727 201-936-5058 aured Please leave massage YS"rs 01 axpanance Raasonabia MATAWAN REGIONAL HlG return ail calls Andy Valentino COMPLETE LAWN Call 842-1609 Immediate openings availal eap help'ul EKC benefits. Can SCHOOL — Part-time prime SALESPERSON — For decor- A TREE CARE prices Fraa estimate! Fully in- in me regular Daily Register for s iocs) auto dealership Fu 8680866 style ol type rVght is reserved attar 3 pm. 747-3730. Qualifications are High School ator chain. E«p. preferred but sursd Csll 787-7684 Denefm Plesssm working con dtptoms or equivalent Ad will train. Salary + commission D~J~VEKiOS & SON - General S E Morenouss MASONRY - F.replaCSS. brick o edit or reject any copy o> dilions Good starting salsn/ Fo FLORA DESIGNER contractor Home or business re- stone, steps, pstios. concrete diuonai weight may bs given I Call Mlas Mytet 530-3430 Call 542-8221 291-4677 740 Traa Sarvica* ad further information, please con Enp only, lull or part-tlma. printing experience, demo pair, remodel or build 12 years tact Joanna Martina al 922-269 741-4558 or 544-1180. atratad apiituda. work com PHOTO LAB ASSISTANT - i hr' in bua.nass_Cai! 495-2956 WOODY STREE~SERVTCE~ patsnea tor assigned retail photo isb in Aberdeen Will DC. LAWN CARE MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC Traa a shrub Inmming a TO PLACE REAL ESTATE SALES FULL TIME WAHEHOUS train Photo oriented Part lime KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO Complete lawn maintenance Serving Monmouth ft Ocean 15 ramoval Fully insured Free WORK — Apply in paraon, Mon rasponaibiHliaa Such altarn assistant who la enthusiaatic — Total Building ft renovations Free estimates. Call 872-0676 years Uniquely designed pool estimates Call 530-1812 YOUR COMPANY CAR mouth Building Canter, 7f lives to tha sbova quaiincsuon bright 4 friendly X hr. waall NEW 1985 OLDS Shrawabury Ava, Shrawabury as lha Board of Education ma Naw ft old Additions. Kitchans, DeFAZIO LANDSCAPING aprons, paiios. driveways, walks, CLASSIFIED includs* Wad-Sun Call Bath. Oacm ate Cm 741-1060 COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE - decora ft retaining walla, foun- 750 Tutoring 2 qualified aaiee raps to Ml ou find appropiata and acceptable 591-0440 afisr 12 weekdays our rut) service otflca E*teneive GARDENER - For an Salary S6-«7 par hr dependir OUST B'USTERI — Commercial, Top soil. Mulches, Decorative dations, floor* Spec i almng m in- Psycho Educational Thar- AO Rumson estate to be reeponsll stones, R A R ties. Rototillmg. terlocking paving stone. Belgium marketing and administrative on background To begin PHYSICAL THERAPY OFFICE — rasidanlial Floor waxing, carpet apy'Acadamic remediation A support ASS commlsalo lor grounds snd pool araa Fie soon aa possible To apply BU Approx 30 hrs a waak, 3 days s shampooing, general cleaning Backhoe service. Stone drives block, slate, brick, block, con- unique approach to learning. CALL THE lore houra Send resume lo P Free estimates Call 747-4726 crete Free Estimates 222-3644 •chedute • company car. Max mil a written letter of sppiicatio waak Minimum wag* Must Act now' 946-9589 Call 8830723 ACTION-LINE mna your income by our limited Boa 612. LIMe Silver, NJ 0773 no later than April 12. t965 I type. Will train to work In therepy atari concept ot "Quality not QAS ATTENDANTS — now I Personnel Office MaUwa room and front dsek. Appii. 542-1700 Quantity Only 2 positions opan ceplirtg applications tor lull Aberdeen Regional School O* cations being laken on Mondaya MONDAY-FRIDAY If you're motrvsted to be in the part time. J a R Sunoco. Balroi trict, Broad 4 South Sf Wadnaadays 4 Fridays, from 9 top money bracket lor IMS ca Waal Kaanaburg and Hsilei Mstawan, NJ 07747 a.m -6 p.m. Ksnnaih L 8:30-5:00 for conlldantiel Intarvtaw. Har Apply in pereon. ten Hwy 38 Ws are Equal Educational-Em Bo»ms«sr, "*T. 81JP0OISAva. Letghlon al 739-2222 Berrord ptoymenl Opportunity PHtrict Manet TUESDAY, APRIL 2. 1985 Th<- Dully Rrgifcli'r 11B 51 H*lp Wanted SI Htrlp Wanted 71 PAHI-TMf CU»IOCHAN LES HELP — Fua ama. Apply C— Won .Frl a- 12 noon. Canlar, 777 Snrawsoury Ax. DO YOU HAVE omTMTGM* at-iiM TV- Sniaaatimy. A-l ABERDEEN TO REO BANK PIZZA MAKER - Eaperlenced OKOOOH PimiCM $200 Micro wave oven Litton Long Branch, bias paid. $300 a only. fiM Una. & day* lun/Mon SECRETARY Oulck'n Easy never used. $200. Ealonlown. heel ktde. $300 oil HaItal?38^4800. Qualified peraon wm good 630.9079 Keyport. kids ok. $4O0e PIZZA 4 SUB MAKER — Pert aiaouo s Matawanatawan. 2 bedrooms, $$606 0 raaponwbwaaa Fun twna I STUDDED SNOW TIRES — RumaonR . $5$50$50000 pays amam urn* night* MUM have up. 75X15 Eueuent condition U0 4 Apply In person Lutgl'i Pine. position I11MI1111 banafW. HOME RENTALSS . BkBr 3A9 I234 Apply Soro Man. 100 First Ave. redlals sue 76X16. E.c cond 477 MHMM U. HUH Atlantic Highlands. NJ. We ere $120 Call 566-2260 ATL. HIGHLANDS — 2 miles from ocean 2 bedroom. 2'<* PRODUCE WORKER/DRIVER loppo TYPEWRITER - Porlablesiec- t.p helpful Fun IUTW only Ben- bahts. living room, dining room, SECRETARY - Asat book- kitchen. Balcony overlooking efits Ml Can 284-0288 be- ksapasr Mstias-mmoad ex)- Iwssn 9-8 p.m. wooded area. Ealremefy quiet stanar for a smell Rad Bank of- SS40/mo 1 yr lease required PRODUCE PERSON ->•» Una llce Typing, racord Heaping 8 UPRIGHT CEDAR CHEST - 6722460 Must haw drivers Ucanaa. No Meeeenl phona personality 25 Kitchen table with 2 chairs, deek •

painted S30 alva us a call today lor a con- a m -4 30 p.m. Mon.-Frl. E.O.E no overnight. CaH up and delivery evallsble. Call loveseal, chair A ottoman. 3 dark WASHERS/DRYERS - Recondi- gas included Apts $425 A up discount. Deposit fully insured. Large bedroom set. Oak. 7 pine tables. $400; Upholstered Ask lor Jim. ' fidential Intarvlaw Limned lima SECRETARY — For Dorman's 4H-lo?3 antylme 670-6156 Delivery 1-600-633-6707. pieces, modern style 6400 Twin tioned, guaranteed. Delivery Apt 15. 180 only Contact Fran 871-3300 Cheese Co Typing, steno, and bar A 2 stools. $75; Wall unlt-l Beachway TRUCK DRIVER - Lumber yard IV WASTE WEEKENDS — bad SM Double bed S75 Large has doors. 1 sll shelves. $100 for available Cell 495-1646. REAL ESTATE COORDINATOR figure apptltude required. Excel- Lumbar eMperlence preferred droeaer with mirror S45 Large WASHER — Whlrlpool/G E. KEANSBUHG (saw lent salary and benefits for an Shopping, running errands etc? ANTIQUE FOOT OPERATED set. Vary good cond. Call — Hfghty-energetlc. molivstsd Rad Bank area Can 747-US4 Yours time off from work Is loo PRINTING PRESS - Eac. work- Maple table with 2 leaves S45 671-0313 $158 Rebuilt with full warranty townhouse 2 bedrooms 1'i eMperleneed Individual. Send re- Other dreeaers A chest ol draw- and divernlied Individual with Mon thru Frl . between 311 precious not to enKenfoWy OrgarOrgarnei d ing cond- S fonts ol hand type, Ealonlown TV A Appliance. baths, deck, all electric kitchen excellent ornanualionsl. offlc* 8 sume to Mr Devtd Dor man. 1106 g ers I3O-I40. Art daco MAGAZINES - 500 National p.m. n designed cabinetb , many aaccessoriesi . Best 542-0400 with dlshwesher, carpeting, air communication ahilla to hsrtdl* Elevenih Ave. Neptune. 07753 chandelier, all glaaa (46. Geographic and 500 Gourmet conditioned Sorry, no pets 774*1021. offer over »350 Can 6710636 cor porala buamass cliants lor an VETERANS working parents. Can Ml 6225 264-6456 magailnee. Beet offer. Can WASHER — Whirlpool. 4 cycle $S9S/mo • utlia. Call Cmdi. PART-TIME ANTIOUE - Oak organ. S13S with 2 apead motor. 1135 Used actlva and praattaious Raal Es- SECURITY — Plain clothe* de- 741-5372 772-3AO0 lata Ofltcs Ltcansa prafarrad. An E-4 «rith over 3 years ea- WILL CLEAN VOUR HOME - Ladder 36. 125 Refrigerator, COUCH — Seals 3. orange, good Good condition. Olympus 35 mm tective tor targe rataH store Full perlence can earn over $100 a Apartment or business. Efficient- t» 2 VW whesls 5 Ursa. 13'. MAHOGANY 6 PIECE camera with a 1.7 lena on it KEANSBURG — 1 bedroom apt.. out not required Call Mrs 6 part time schedule* Ex- cond . 160 747-6677 BEDROOM SET — While kitchen Hougnlon at (301) 042-U3t. ly and professions!!* Rets, avail. (50. 4 chevy C-10 spoke wheels er used Automatic. Llat S47S par month includes all util- perience desired ExceHant ben- Call 760.1191 Mlddletown, Hotrndet, Matawan, * tires. $75 M6-S061 after « COUCHAND CHAIR sat. maple dresser, chllds oak S269. will sail lor $125 Penlaa ities Security a references re- REAL ESTATE SALES — Ws efits Apply in person only. Carl 741-9930 Old Bridge and Hatiet areas Oood cond desk Call 747-0996 1000 with 1.6 tens. 35 mm Auto. quirsd Call 767-4304 Nichols D*pt Store. Hwy 34 * ANTIOUE - Grand piano circa hava 2 positions avsllabl* for Please reply 264-i«7e if $100 or best offer MOVING-MUST SELL! — Girl's Match tha needle. Uaad $125 iicsnsad aaleepeople Incraaaa Lioyd Rd . Aberdeen EO.E. answer. 390-6561 i«75. very ornate. J5500 Hevy 495-9293 Call 544-1967. Keansburg studio. $110 ARMY RESERVE carved bedroom sat MOO0 e-piece bedroom aet, pine open Coiy cottage, child ok. 1200 • your potsnn.lc.il Darrah Aa- SECRETARY - Full time. BE ALL YOU CAN BE DARK PINE Colonial beacons bookcase, chrome A glass mir- •ocislss. Shrewsbury. 741-333a 946-3971. USED WASHERS A DRYERS - HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369 1234 Middtetown Law Office E»- VETERINARY ASSISTANT F/T 55 Situation* bench A rocking chair. $250 for ror. Colonial coffee A end tsbles. Gas or Electric. Guaranteed A perktnee praferred. but not re- — Experienced preferred, but _ W«nt*d Mai* APPLIANCES — Refrigerators' both Call after a 563-3346 racllner. towel A rug eat. Call installed. Call after 6. 739-9466 REAL ESTATE win train il nacaaaary. 671-1503 washer • A dryers. Reconditioned 642-9360 You v* thought about it Let a talk FRIENDLY CLEAN UP A Guaranteed 1100 A up. Can WEDDING GOWN — New. Sus araaa »—••—• WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex- Wa haul anything. deliver wa sell by the Golden MOVING MUST SELL — Sofa, 8/10 Perfect tor KEEYPORY T •bout it now Our office <• on* ot stsreo. cheirt. lemps. table, etc the top 4 In th* Red Bank srea SECRETARY/STENO — Full perienced Mon-Thurs 11-5 CaH 264-7046 Rule) 530-2997. COMPUTER TERM - IBM 3275 Spring/Summer Wadding $150 Luxury GARDEN APTS tims for Planning Board/Board Apply in parson Tha Inbemen DEC. Keyboard. Printer. Pit. A Sat Msrch 6 A 9. 10-4 or beat otter Call attar 6 Efficiency, 1 A 2 bedroom Largo we are buty Wa ntad you Eac. QUALITY PAINTINQ — Eaterlor APT SIZE — Sears wssher a 321-4 Spring SI. Red Benk ot Adjustment, with 4 to 6 night Raw.. M Ehgtlah PH.. Rad Barn. Trade for APPLE equip 7475B46 rooms Cooking gss, heal A hot iraining, motivation A guidance painting All work guaranteed dryer. Mint condition. S390 pair. Call 671-6573 allerSpm available. Wa currently hava 7 meetings par month. Salary MOVING — House sale Mlsc water included Beautifully land $12,391 00 Apply AcMnle- DISHWASHER/KITCHEN HELP Call Ron. 563-1622 Anytime! King sue Laty boy 1180. SWIVSI Million-Dollar associates Need 3 — Req'd Intmed. Tna Left Bank. HOME ATTENDANT — Live rocker f 130 Maple Chest »25 2 Items Csll lor details 496-1069 scaped grounds wilh pool more. Experienced or beginner*. Iralor s Office, 588 Tlnlon Av- anytime. enue. Tlnton Falls. NJ no later 6 Linden PI. R.B S30-5NO. In/out, will sponsor, references. ladderbeck rush chslra $30 pair WINDSURF BOARDS — New lop Within 1 mile of GSP Call Can Roger Apt. slie kitchen sat S75. Etc DESKS. FILES — TaMee. chsirs. quality. Only $450 Call 264-1846 8-9 p.m Mon Fr. CE;ENTUHN V 211 COZENS1 , Realtor! than April 12. IMS Egusl Op- WAITER/WAITRESSES — Bus salary negotiable LI house- MOVING-MUST SELL - An- portunity Employer M/P. keeping/cooking soma typing, Call 671-9662 storage cabinets, computer tique walnut bed. mahogany 212-219-2017. KEYPORT - 4 room apt "independently Owned" parson, kitchen help dood pay labtee. ottice equip., etc. at 813 Rive* Rd ' Fair Haven SERVICE STATION ATTEND- Part time work Frealbte hours. attend alert older man. 5 BABY GRAND PIANO chair. 300 books. 900 watt gener- WINDOWS — (21 Largo crank $450/mo Heal/hot water me bargain prices New or uaad. ator, Revere reel tape recorder. 741.7666 ANT — Part time m/f. After- Call K1-26S0 11,000 AAC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt out. never uaad. S125 ea Large Also 2 room apt. $75/wk. • 1 I I p Tiffin Showcorder. 6' table aaw. wood stove $100 Call 739-1105 furnished Csll 586-2421 Adults noons, eves , A weekends CaH WAREHOUSE Call 630-5439 or 767«5«4 35. Oakhurst 531-3990. RECEPTIONIST - Rapidly ex 930-6073. Mon. thru Frl. heavy duly winch, photo printer, after 2 p.m. preferred. pandmg Red Bank CPA Ftrn BABY CARRIAGE — Perago. DINETTE SET — 4 captain twin beds, pictures A frames. MIDDLETOWN aeekt receplionttt/Clwni coordi- SERVICE AOENT - Stan im- Industrial Supply? M vV front SI. MAN A TRUCK FORHIRT — OMC. cond., navy blue. $90. Nego- chairs, smoked glsss table lop DreKei buffet. Drone! night table. 72 Garage/Yard nator New office. Pleasant pro- mediately. Afternoon ft evening Keyport Pick up 6 deliver light hauling tisMe. call anytime 495-»!75 Like new $300 firm Call HammonHamndd SplneSplnnett organoan. . 3 teaatonal environment Salary KNOLLWOOD hours Dutlee include gassing I WE WILL HELP YOU — Oat Small moving lobs Yards, attics BABY ITEMS — Crib, walker. 495-4139. wheel bike. Call 642--0435. ' Sales open. Start immediately. Reply cleaning cers. Must have valtd A callers cleaned, gutters etc to Charles A Lawaon Co.. 230 started Flexible houri stroller, and other items. Csll DINING ROOM TABLE — Hand OLD NEWSPAPERS — From MIDDLETOWN — Train sat. sil- GARDENS driver* license Apply in parson ful 4 office agency. Bob Orimm Free estimates joe 496-1697. ver, pesrls. clothes, games, etc . Half Mile Rd. Red Benk. NJ at Av.s. 47 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Ruby SI 530-7570 snytlme. II no made Ireosei with matching 1945. Price negotiable Call Eac. Csll 642-1984 Cantar) From $555 Daily 1-4. ABERDEEN MOM — Seeks lov- BAND EOUIPMENT - Name 3 Bears cottages, very reaeon- typing, call 741-6473. Ml English PfiaPf W, Wed Banli, ORGAN - Hammond. 125 XL. Sat. 11-3 NO pats REFRIGERATION — and HVAC ing energetic grandma lo babysit brsnd guitsrs, amps., bass, key- able, all styles Cell 747-7612. lists for $2,710 will sell lor $1,800 671-0021 SIDING MECHANIC — Steady tor 1 yr old in my home, from boards, afec. accordian, echo. A 73 Machinery lor Mrviceperaon (or convenience wofh Good pay. Start immedi- RAIN GUTTERS CLEANED DRYER — Kenmora White. Elec"- or beat offer, mint cond.. many MODERN APARTMENT - NM~r Sept-June. Rafs. Call 5SS-3191 alfecls units 727-1695 outstanding features Call Sal* •lore cnam Company vehicle ately CaH 364-1246 ash for Jay 747-2945 or 747-33S3 trie E.cellent condition. $100. transportation Cslt bmtoim noon provided. Applicant to be Tech A LOVING) MATURE WOMAN BANJO ~ 5 strings Call 957-0775. 459-3026. attar 6 HUSTLER 285. $3500 Ford 2000 495-0410 SOCIAL WORKER - MSW Part THATHINQ - FERTIL2E -SEED school gradual* with 1-2 year* Wanted to care for our little girls Outstanding cond. DRYER OUTSIDE - Insulated metsl Tractor. $4500 6' Woods rotory experience Benefit! include time staff position needed tor M S moa. A 4 vra. In our Rumson Special price. Also Landscsping. Call after 6 pm 642-7743 deck $500 64' National real REO BANK — 1 badroom spa'I bed facility 20-24 houra weekly Call Ron 563-1522 Portable electric Apt. sue. door 38" a 74", In Irama $75 mams svsilabkt April 1 Starting profit altering Catl norha 3 or 6 days a week (Mon • Call 577-6654 Double screened awning window mower $500. 3 green machines, Pleaaa send resume to: West- Frl.. 8-0) Some light house- BAR A 3 LARGE STOOLS — line trimmers $125 each. Oreen at $400 V<, mo Sacunty ra- («0»>499-2ft00 Mr Newcomer wood M«II Hebrew Home, 2S1 Chrome A brown color, $400. In trams 21" x 72". *$$. keeping. Non-smoker Own 56 Situation* DRYERS/WASHERS — Recondi- 741-1173. machine Pack back blower $150. quitad Call 530-7300 Bath Ave, Long Branch, N.J. Iransporution a muat. CaH Singer sewing machine. $25. Call tioned, guaranteed. Delivery Call between 6-8 p.m. Dennis RED BANK - Ramoda4ad~2 RESTAURANT HELP QT740 544-1270 COLLEGE STUDENTS 642-6211 evaa. after 7 p.m. WsntBd Male Female svailable Call 495-1846. PATIO FURNITURE — 6 PC 229-6106 baoroom. gas rtaat $400 p»r BAR — On wheoie. custom white wrought iron. $75. Slid- month * uOlitias Call 741-3313 MOTHERS 4 SENIORS SPRING 18 HERE BABYSITTER — Mature woman ELECTRIC RANGE — 30" GE JACOBSON - 10 horsspower START A NEW msde. padded foolrost. sliding Ingpatio doors, glsss A screen. MCDONALDS NEEDS YOU wWMg to watch 2 yaar olds and Mif-clssmng Excellent con- $& 264-3871 tractor with Parker sweeper AH ih.ru available. 6 em to 2 CAREER) SPRING SPECIAL — Carpal bsck doors. 6' by 3 9". with vinyl dition $150 Call 291-3951 after Very good condition. Aaklng nawborna In my home Fle«ible trim. $129. Girls bike RED BANK. VW waokly p.m.. 9am to 3 p m . 11 a.m. to hours. Beferences a •. Can after cleaning. Call lor an appointment 6 p.m. PELLA PICTURE - Window 56 x $795 Eves A weekends 4 rooms, sll bills paid. $400s now. 7S9-9193 $15 767-5596 3 p.m., 5 p.m. to closing, 7 p.m. where will I be and what wiH I be 9. 563-0616 ask lor Katfry. $5. $275. Dining room lable. 542-5593 2 badrooma. only $500 to doatng. 6350 to sun. 13.75 doing 5 years from today, if EXQUISITE IMPORTED YARNS leaves A pads. 8426 Video pin- BEDROOM SET - Dresser, mir- At 25% discount HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 within 90 day* II you qualify continue what I am doing now? BABYSITTER - To watch 3 6 5 57 Child Car*/ ror, cheat. 2 nigm tsbles. head- ball. $125. Call 946-9076 77 Pets and Apply in person to manager 2-5 yaar old girts Transportation A Call 583-3547 RED BANK — Ramod«.*d 3 Nur**ry 8chool» board, queen.BUS mstress A PLAYER PIANO - Gulbranaen. batfroom, gas h«ai $400 + uut- p m daily Outstanding management pos- references required 7:45 a.m. lo bonsprmg Set only 1 yr. old. FENDER RHOADES Livestock iiron can be yours In ea little a* 4 p.m 747-7603 CLEANING SERV UNLIMITED needs work on players and Ufa Call 741-3313 btfora 3 No Calls Please E.c cond $600. Call 571-0313 66 keys with amp. Exc. cond. tubes Outsids In good condition 77 BROAD ST , RED BANK 6-> month* Earnings range from Will clean your home or office $700 Cell 495-0474. Advanced And SINGLE BEDROOM APT — and $20.000-*35.000 (commission) etc bonded. Pleaaa BMX BIKE - Redline. 50O-A. 6 Hsve ssrvics manual Paid $400. 2 badroom houaa $400 4 $500 but must sell, aaklng $200 Call Beginners RESTAURANT HELP NEEDED in management, a we*** train- caltA57-A6S0 mo ok) Includes $40 In satra FILE CABINETS - 2. 4. 5 draw- par month 1 block from baach — Bartenders. waitresses, ing, ail expense* paid. foHowed COMPLETE CARE FOR YOUR pans E«c cond. Asking $175. er, legal and letter size. Must sell 495-1075 DOG TRAINING CHILD. — Will watch, prepare PLAY GROUPS - Now forming Baytnof Oog Club. 741-»O46 LMM Call Stan 571-9011 «v«- cooks, kitchen help Apply m by intensive infield training. We 671-0399 Reasonable otters 7476677 RAILROAD TIES -6x6x6. $5 40. person. Mon -Fn , 1 to 5 p.m. 67 are il company world wide m meets, wash clothes, for your for Sept. 1 morning a weak for BABY MALE GOATS — 8 WSMNS child Mon-Frl.. in my home. Full 2% yr. oids For Information BOXES • CORRUGATED 7x7x6, $7.90. Prassure-treelsd. First Ave. Atlantic Highlands. our field Guaranteed income to FIREWOOD 6x6x6. $»75. 7x7x6. $1045 old. Mak« aicajtiant pats. $30. start if qualified Must be bond- time only Experienced Referen- please write: Lincroft Cooperat- For Moving a Storage, and for Call 871-6862 TWINBROOK RN. M/F — 3-11 Full and part ces avallabla 73S-M70 ive Nursery School. PO Bos 147. Industry. A complete line ot $75. Cord 600-523-8707 Can deliver lime for long-term care nursing able, preferrabry 21 or over, am- biliows, goal oriented, enjoy can- Uncrotl. NJ 07736. packaging supplies. 462-4672 or Call 223-3152 ncFRrOCIWTOR - Apt-sued. BEAGLE PUPPIES — AdoraMa VILLAGE Monmouth Convalescent Center, MIDDLETOWN — f-rrjtasionat lor EMar Asking *S0 tomato, 229 Bath Ave, Long Branch, ing on bueinee* and protaaatonei couple needs mature Individual FITNESS SYSTEM $148. Rebuff, with run aaiifit|. GARDEN APTS. people direcny and have a good DP Qympec 1000 Ealontown TV A Appliance. $35 mala. Paranta on pramtaas 229-4300. to assume housekeeping dutlee CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS. Call 462-70S3. 1 ft 2 bedrooms from $490 Mod- car Be sportsminded. Previous a care for 7 mo old Infant Fta> PREMIES. KOOSAS - $36 $50 542-0400 ern, spacious apt* Heat, hot A RN — M/l, 11 to 7 every other sales desired but not required ible hours Call 671-6604. 642-0494 tl am •» pm. Call 3894333 REFRIGERATOR — Stroke BUNNIES cold water Cooking gaa in- Sal 6 Sun. occasional ad- A million dollar major medtceJ. 5 HOMES WANTED — 5 homes freater, 220 cu. ft. side by aide Dwarf, mini-lop, and mlxad. cluded On-pram.ses tennis ditional nights Apply tn peraon pension plan, profit sharing plan. MOTHER WILL CARE — For •1 Business CARERA - Nikon. 35 mm . SLR. 672-9675 or 291 -8878 courts, pool. r*cr**lion area Arnold Walter Nursing Horn*, your child In her loving E. 50mm Nikon tens. Alblnortlaah needed to display new solldvlnyl Admiral. Good cond. Good dental and full insurance ben- Opportunity - -ling by Bethlehem Steal. Qive Near Eatontown shopping Exc 622 So. Laura* Ave, Hailet. N.J. efits Merit Promotion* Onfyt Keansburg home. Many ac- like new, 1 yr. old. 530-9252 price. $175 Call 264-2326 DALMATION PUPPIES your home a new look. Qualified RIDING MOWER — Seara schools Ocean Twp tivities Oood meals noeaonaMa DEALERSHIP — AKC Champion atrad Highway 35. Oakhurst CARPETING — Wall lo wall. homeowners will recksve dealer Craftsman. Runs A looks great. Show or pat rates CaH 496-4376. Maintenance Corp. Assured Ac- major mill liquidating entire 531-4923 5420612 Your chance of a lifetime, if you counts Guaranteed $500 weekly incentive rebates smountlng to $250 or best offer Call 671-5932 Call 291-3533 or 291-8331 qualify. OCEANPORT PROFESSIONAL stock, brand new 100% nylon, huge savings from retail price + WEST END — 4 room apt near RN minimum Income. $16,000 full any 3 rooms living, dining, DOG RUNS 3-11 and Depositions COUPLE — Seeks mature-mind- price Financing ilb free installation Required, no ROUND COCKTAIL TABLE - ocean and shopping No pets CALL NOW ed woman lo care for 2 month bedroom 10 375 sq ft. $1S6 incl money down. 10OH financing A 2 end tables. Traditional etyto. 6 Bob Long runs Adults preferred Security available Geriatric experience old intern In our home Part rime 21*43 1048. Smyrna, QA Coftoa Ubta $100. Braattfront included. After 6 p.m 739-1866 E KEANSBURG — 3 bedrooms, Frl. now. Sth day starting May ground. Sand brief resume to: 54 Situation* 30081-1048. Phone ger Like new. Call 741-1176 $200.Sarvar $150. Hops Chast Must be personable. 16 years. > Boa J-447. Tha Daily ns»a»r. CHECK THIS OUT.. MINI SCHNAUZER PUPS laundry room, gas heal, $550 1 404-887-2811 Gel more readers to check out $50, and tabla $40. Lamps $15 hava good driving racord. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. Wanted Female aach Call attar 5:30 493-2556 Champion aired. Docked. mo aac + utlla 787-9404 747-5555 LOW RATES your ad with a CHECK at the top Cropped PM 6 show quality. FAIR HAVEN and/or bottom of your copy. Call PART TIME 1st Mtg refinancing. 72 hour ap- GUARANTEED WEIGHT LOSS SOFA BCD — Ouaon turn, ilk* Home brad. Good with children SALES APPLICATIONS — Being BANKING provals. 2nd Mlgs A Corp. Tha Dally Register Classified De- 4 rooms, good for peta. $500 s — 10-29 lbs. the flrat month. In- naw $130- Dining room sat. tabla Call PAM 767-4861 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 d tor lull a part lima poa- ABOVE THE REST Loins, partment today tor ' crease you energy level too All 8 Chairs * hutch $200 495-3837 n appliance seiei. TELLERS-PEAK TIME IN CHILD CAREI 542-1700 MINI SCHNAUZER PUPS HIGHLANDS — 1 bedroom $350 Kramer Fin I 364-50*6 netursl herbal products Call SOFA — Gold wtlh custom mad* . hard lines depia.. The Howard, one ol New Jeraeys Your chad ahousd be content. 741-2420 Cnampton aired. Docked v utihlrcs for April, May * June large* banks, la currently re- happy and waH uaisd lor while blua print slip covar ft matching Cropped Pet a show quality ji and camara depl. also S3 Money to Loan 54' drapai Call 787-2619. Paaaaro Realtors 291-9224 cashiers. Apply In parson only. cruiting tor pan time, peak •me you work. I am a Fair Haven GUITAR Home bred. Oood with children tsuers lor our Lints Silver branch mother who can do all ol the A BETTER LOAN RATE Vintage '56 Fender Jeiimaster. Call PAM 767-4861 KEANSBURG - 3 room apt, Nichols Dept Store. Hwy 34 6 FOR HOMEOWNERS CLEAN FILL DIRT SOFA 6 MATCHING CHAIR — $325/mo + util , (total etoc ) Se- Lloyd Rd. Aberdeen EOt located al 817 Prospect Ave. Lit- sbovei 2vi yeara espanann in 16 yard loads. $«5 $800. Structurally sound, naada '•- » Saw. Persona with a mature W* SUM offer 11 •* S govern- Call 986-5887. MULCHED CHICKEN MANURE curity and lease required No SALESPERSON — For woman a CMd cars WMl TERRIFIC refer- menl-backed money. Business Csll 229-058$ upholstery, aaklng $50: 25" black 800 ibIb. ba bacg $4 oo peta Adults preferred Avail Apr ft whlw W consols. $25. CaH chrUrenswaar shop. Psrt/full enceat Can 642-8607. loans also available al low rates COLOR TVS - 25 In Zenith. CaHM" H 542-030j 3 IS. 49S-4826 dsys. 787-6030 Una. Eip'd praferred. Apply 741-2687 banking, seeking atttctty pert- A CLEAN HOUSE - Red Benk. with extended paybacks W« Magnavox. RCA, $199 A up Re- SIBERIAN HUSKY — Pur* bred. Wsetrelchs. W Front. Koyporl. solve your financtaJ problems built with lull warranties Elton time employment, are pra»srred. Little Srtver. Shrewsbury. Fair SOFA — 90-. 4 cuahlona. Col- 8 weeks, male, blue eyes paper Kaantburg cottage. $200 s Haven, $30 Rets Can Spm-mM- town TV A Appllsnce. 5420400 OUITAR - Fender. Slraocailar onial. b**g* figure, wood trim. copy iMamphis). wood grain Im- trained, health guaranteed. $100 3 bedrooms, kids oh. $400 • SALES - Sea our ad under real night 530-9556 COLONIAL • Excellent condition. $100. Call or best offer CaH after 5 a all day estate help wanted. Century 21 - Chooa* hours that tn your COMPUTER — Radio Scheck isn Great for beginners. Wilh HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 369-1234 schedule One position Mvotvea FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC Modal II. 12MO hard disc. Una 741-4626. w**k*nde 671-3076. Conns Agency BABYSITTING SERVICE — In TOLL-FREE case t cord 8100 Call MATAWAN — 1 bedroom gar- 10 AM to 3 PM. 4 day* par week, Monmouth Beach. Exp. mother printer V. Operating software. 741-2108. attar 8 pm. STEREO — Onkyno, AM/FM re- TRUCKLOAD OF HORSE MA- SEASONAL GROUNDS MAIN- th* other invotva* 6:30 AM to 800-323-6558, Ext. R88 E.c cond SM00 8423303 den apt available for Apni Can of 2. Raaannabas ratea com. ceiver/Dolby FM adaptor, 3-tap* NURE before 9 pm 568-0025 TENANCE — Openings. Exp 3 30 PM, 3 days per week, Speci- ptetety babyprooasd new home. HAMMOND ORGAN — A-10O. ux adaptors Pioneer audio re- COMPUTER TERMINAL Delivered for $35 Call after 5 uiotairbd. Drivers license req. fic working day* for both poe- Can 229-7579 with bench. Craftmallc hospital irn-lurn tabla 2 advent p.m 496-2537 MIDDLETOWN — Cambridge Apply In person Shsdow Lska luon* vary wean to wee* HaaeWna. Esprit Best oner bed • handicapped equipment. ^eahera 3ft. X 1 ft. All In axe. Manor. 3 bedroom Condo. 2'. Village. 1 Loch Arbor Way. BABYSITTING SERVICE - In CaH 842-8892. 681-3595 after 8 30 p.m. cond. $400 or beat offer Must be baths, fireplace. garage my Ooaanport home. Hourly. 80 Bicycle* Mlddletown. The Howard will arrange a mutu- COMPUTER PRINTER — Silver- HAVE — An unwanlad itam or n 071-1416. $1 lOO/Mo immed occupancy SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - ally beneflcitl employment pro- 71 Marchandl** Reed. Model 770. like new. with two you'd ilk* to salt? An ad thla Mini Bikes Call 946-3633 or 671-1094 gram The) required training la nles Can 670-9570 tractor feed, spare daleywrheel. SWIM POOLS — Warehouse For last paced Red Bank Adv tor 8*1* six* for 10 days, juat $6.90 Call forced to dispose of new on- MEN'S 26" — 10-speed touring MIDDLETOWN — bedroom Agency. Stong organllalional faubl* enough to aecomodate CLEANING AT ITS FINEST - extra ribbons. Origins! coal over Tha Bag. star Claaaiftad. bike, Sears model. > year old. moat appMcanta. E»p*rlenc* with LADY DTS — Pattern. Vllleroy S12O0. secnllce for »584 Call ground 31' long fools complete •ench. living room. ig room. Bkwe. typing fO worn A^word Trustworthy, personal. St- and Boech, China's "Geranium . 542-1700 with huge sundecka, fencing, hi- $60 Call 747-4681 family room. 1 bath. 2 fireplace*. proteasing e»p Call 741-7989 Bur rough* letter machine can tordabte Can Valeria. 775-3640 887-8008. lessen framing period. for 8 + many entree. Best price HIGH RISER BED —$80 2 Sing** rate filters, pump, ladders, war- MOPED — I960 Columbia 600 big yard $650 per month. Call SECRETARY — 4 days A 2 COMPANION-AIDE — Forover $400 E«er-cyde 880 Elec COMPUTER — IBM PC Jr. Color b*ds, $40 a*ch Kltchan ubi«. ranty, etc Asking $968 COM- m.hse Excellent condition $375 671-9564 nights Off Fit Enc typing A Senior Clttien or convalescent typewriter 840 942-1881 after 8 moditor. remote keyboard, ex- $10. 2 daska, $25 A $10. 12- PLETE Financing avail Call Stan Call 671-5237. communication skills. Resume lo For an application, contact our MIDDLETOWN — 7 room Coun- Lint* Silver branch at 741-1400. Looking for day work between pm. panded memory, Joy slick spaad bika. $100- Tan-apaad toll in 160O-624-(4-1321 8 Pal. MCESC/MAECOM, 1 Mer- Gemm 10X printer end $400 soft- try Estate. 3 bedrooms, living the hra. of 8-3. Cooking, driving. blka. $100. Everything good TELEPHONE SYSTEM — Mad* $4 Merchandise room with firapiaca. modern idian Road. Box 764. Ealonlown personal care. 530-66*6 2 MATCHING LOVE SEAT ware. Exc. cond. Originally cood. Call 739-4766 HJ. 07724 THE HOWARD COUCHES - Blue/olive. 830 $1600 Best offer takes It by RCA. 15 iln*a per phone with Wanted kitchen 2 bathe. $750 + utilities EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yrs seen Scandinavian bulfei. (50 739-2611. pleaaa leave message intercom and page. Aaaum* lease 4 security 671 -3468. Chllds cheat of drawers. 818- 7J3MTYPEWRTTERS ie which include* servtc* A-1 USED FURNITURE SECRETARY - For weekends axp. Looking for permanent pos- RENTAL $22-$26 pa* mo. MIDOLETOWN snd 2 dsys during week For ac- Call 747-4977. COMPLETE BEDROOM SET — Celt Dave or Bill 741-6426. Antique*, contents of home, at- An Equal Oppty Emptoyr ition. Institutional cooking beck- And Refrigerator. 850 Call after Rant-option to buy 747-1661 lies, cellar, etc. Can haul. 1 piece 3 bedrooms, heat paid. $600 tive Shrewsbury Real Estate Of- ground Call after 3:30 30 GALLON FISHTANK — With THIRD ASSISTANT NEEDED — 2 ROW — Corn planter, rubber 5 767-8994. or all,Top doH*r paid 264-6456. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 fice Must have good typing 495—4450 s. Top condition, $350. Cell JUVENILE FURNITURE — Crib. accessories $40. Kirtty skills, good appearance and Come loin our salea Ham at CONTEMPORARY - Couch, piaypan. infant a*at, awing, MIDOLETOWN - 3 bedrooms, Chicago Jean. 40 hour work EXPERIENCE IRONER 542-6099 altar 8. vacumn cleaner $30 Cat) living room, dining room, large pleasant telephone voice Salary love aaat and chalra.2yeersold coach carrlag* Exc. cond. Sold 291-0216 week A benefits Want an WW do Ironing. $800 aa is. Musi sail. Can sapsrat* or aa s package. Call •at in kitchen. .'•» Dams base- commensursla with experience. Pick up end delivery 642-6653 energetic. sell-mouveled 5 HOMES WANTED 586-2329 or 5834937 872-1041 3 PIECE FRENCH PROVENCIAL A BASIC LIONEL TRAIN ment No pet* $875/mo * utll.. positive person. Apply al Chi- Can 530-96*3 5 homes naeded to display new Bedroom ast. Excellent condition Private collector win pay htgneei eecrurty 6 lease Available. June SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - JVC 4 HEAD VCR — Brand naw cago Jean, The Market Place. HARD WORKING LADY — Frorr solid vinyl siding by Bethlehem CONTENTS OF HOUSE — Call 264.8069 price Call 681-9064 mornings 6 15 495-0357. FuH or part-lime. Responsible, Shrewsbury. Steel Give your home a new Badroom tats, sofa, chairs, lov* Wirataaa ramota Call 264-8096. laisa looking for |ob as nve In TIRES — Uaad 4 Un.royal weekends or 264-6642 Mon- RUMSON AREA — 2 melure-mlnded parson for busy look. Ouelltled homeowners will saat. tabtoa. lamps, dash. Thurs. 4 30-9 p.m. Orthodontic office. Appt. book TOW TRUCK DRIVER — Ex- . aeteeper i»c. rel Love to KING-SIZED SIMMONS — Raised whIM letter Sll* $500/mo. • utilities. CaH receive deafer Incentive rebates storaoa. Firapiaca ace., ping- Beautyreal mattreaa with box control. Eac salary A benefits perienced on wrecker A flatbed. amounting to huge savings from pong, air hockay. lots ot odds ft P2O3/7OR14. 2 Ilka new 2 good 591-1679 after 5. All information held In con- Clean driving racord. Cea springs Cond Ilk* new. $200 $75 Call 671-0325 ALL LIONEL TRAINS HOUSECLEANINO - Very good retail once + installation Re- anda. Musi sail M2-0912 SOLID PECAN WOOD double UNION BEACH Udonca Red Bank. 747-9100 741-6262 quired, no money down. 10OH Or Flyer Top cash appraisal work. Have ret. and trans. CONTENTS OF HOUSE SALE — iser with mirror and bedside T M. MURRAY BIKE — BNX. wee Price no ob(*ct. 946-2693 Near beach, ready nowl $300 Rumson, Estontown. Ooaanport. financing svsilsble No payments tabto. EHC cond., $226. $64. ilk* new $40 or beat offer HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 10S Commtrclal mi late summer Call Relocating Everything must go. 104 Commarclal Little Silver. Deal area Call Call 739-9446. 872-1929 Ca*l after 3 30 pm 671-1416 Of ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS 544-0090 1-201-534-9378 671-1269 Lionel. Fryer, etc Highest $ paid VERMONT SKI HOUSE — Rintal* Rentals CONTEMPORARY - 74* sofa, KITCHEN SET - Butcher Nock Nobody beats my prto* Located between Bromley A KID KARE AGENCY — Baby, pat AMERICA'S BEST! - Reputable taroa chair, coffee tab**. 2 end tabla 29" X 39" ft 4 chairs $165 TOOLS — Soldering gun. small 264-5075 Stratton Mis Sleeps 10 Avail by A vacation sifting, houso- SWIMMING POOL OUTLET tabtea. dining room table. 4 Rattan barstooU 24 htgh $95'pr end large vice*, 5-ton hydraulic week. $525 CaH 526-5999. cteenlng. errand running A perry muat dispose of their entire stock chairs, bullet Good condition 741-5764 tack, hand ecrew jack, electric BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR serving. Day or evening. NJ - 01 big. new. leftover. 1984 lamlly- Stereo Can 609496-2423 sender Machinist and carpenter SALE - Can Second Hand LK. 103 Rentals to 333 BROAD STREET bonded A Hcanaarf. 747-2297 slie pools with deck, fence, litter LADY Dl 3 PATTERN - Villaroy tools Cabinet hinge* and 264-0777 After S. 264-8615 & wsrrsnry . for only $98900 CONTRACTOR'S — 1 Peechtree and Boech geranium service lor handle*. Hand tools hacksaws, Highest price* paid for all Itema. Share RED BANK MOTHER'S HELPER — Live-In complete Wm finance Csll Bob double its*! entry door. 6 pan- 8 + many extras. Best pf ice over hammers. pip* wrenches, antiquee, etc For bargains, stop PROFESSIONAL — Woman to Responsible, reliable, honest. 1-900-223-0307 els, loch.set. jamb and sill, 5x6* $450 Exercycle $60. Electric wrenches, sockets, etc. 2 r*ar at 24 Broad Si. Keyport share unique 2 bdrm horn* on Baby or older peraon sll. opening. $125. 12 lite. 3 »6 «8" typewriter $40 542-1691 or brake drums for Chewy 2 rods of farm Holmdel area Many en- New Office: 2 spaces for lease 842-4838 AIR CONDITIONERS - $99 and wood exterior enty door with 741-5352 ft 6 underground teteohon* wire Guy Johneon tree. $600/mo 946-9624. maw. up. Rebuilt with warranty. Eaton- lamb and s*H.$50. Olaappearing Buy * Buys (1)1522sq.ft. (2)500sq.ft. LATHE CHUCK — 6* 3-jew Sunroof 229-3469 Single items-entire households town TV A Appliance. 542-0400 atllC atra.rs, 30 X 54. $20 1. 4x8 Cushman. Also many mechanic gaJvaniied awal Corral gate. $25 TOflO SNOW BLOWER - 3 Antique furniture, jewelry, silver 106 Furnished tools and odds 6 and*. CaH immediate cash. 642-4336 ALSO SUPEROMLS INC 5 HOMES WANTED Call 946-6073 avee speed, i'. yra. old. $600 whan Rooms 229-3469 after 3 new, asking $400 Call 739-2227. 2000 sq. ft. suitable for apntlsss home maintenance 5 homes needed to display new MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) ABERDEEN TO RED BANK LIFE IS TOUGH ENOUGH solid vinyl sMtng by Bsthlehem CONTEMPORARY SOFA - Oft LATERAL FILE - 5 drawer, tued TREES. TREES. TREES — ANY AGE ANY CONDITION Rooms A studios from $40 a wk. (s) Conferencei, (b) Legal Library, Let us help you over the Steel. Give your home a new white velvet wtth green and gold fronts, betge Good condition. Flowering Dogwood. 5-6'. $15 A TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 domestic rough spots CaH look Qualified homeowners will floral destgn and green velvet $250 747-4677 up Shedemaster Moneytocust. chair. $450, Coftoa table, end FURNISHED — With Kitchen (c) Active Storsge 542-8446 or 493-4428 # d#4ejf cxiYi r# LAWN TRACTOR — Sea ft 10 10-12' . $25 Sweetgum Map!*. "PIANO WANTED" smounnlinl g to huge savings Ironn tabia sola tab*. $375 Brass 6-8 . $19 Planting available RaJ privileges Located on bus rout*. floor lamp 6 table lamp. $50. HP. 36" cut 2 yeara otd. Asking Any condition. 493-4911 TWO WOMEN — Looking for retail prprici e * Installation Re- $600 Call 671-5277. Landacapmg. 291-1967. Call after 6pm 284-6325. CALL JOHN ATTRIDGE houeawork Hard workers. quired, no money down. 10O0OH Colonial burnt orange plaid sofa SWITCHBLADE POCKET KNIFE Through fob. WMng to please financing available No payments and ottoman. $200 Coffee table LAWN MOWER — Seara 4 HP TRESSLE TABLE — Witt. — Wanted Call Mike between KEANSBURG — Room for rent. everyone Plisss can after 5 tin late summer CaH and isbte lamp. $60 or beet of- Eager 1. Used 2 seasons Excel- benchee. Dark Pine. Seats 8. 7-7:46 a.m. or 3:15-6 15 p m. Elderly woman preferred CaH (201) 747-2477 or (201) 741-6351 468-4743 Or 498-0473 t-201-0 340376 fers Call aflat- 10 am 495-9407 lent, $135 Caii 291-5246. $200. Call 495-1024 after 5 Mon-Fn 495-2965. after 4 495-9350 12B Tht- Daily ftvn »l>*r TUESDAY. APRIL 2, 1985 IN 131 Ho«Mt forfeit SI BMtt* Tracks 4 1 A«r*M tar Sale IN Antes for Sal* 30* Autos for Sala Marcyav MONMOUTH COUNTY - CM AccwterlM Trailer. CORVETTE IBM VOLKSWAOfN SUPER BEETLE V0LKSWAOCN BSATLE - Bt our complimentary brochure 1974 — Naw area, brakaa ( bat- 1(76 Exc oond (IM6 Can FIEROLAM BOAT - 40 HP ORO 1(10 - (00 Sanaa. IS rt AaklnaMOOO S71-MMafter ( pm. 7(7-M47, or Caa 4M-O6&. aak tor Pat 1 HMa body wort FOUR f^A»oStl*HEALTOM anotna, wHh trattw Aatting way. wKK m aaM. Naw area. VOLKSWAGEN 1971 AVIS RUMtON 930-9600 200 Call 7674894 Ml wan. Ca.6*(-44l4 6-6pm CUTUUM SUPRtlH 12) - i m Seml-eulomaclc Runt W LAMS WON - MM* MIOOLETOWN 471-5200 BAVLINER — Flahermen FOMO piCK-upitrr ood nmavaj oanawon 1 good work (200 Can (71-4317 lurntshed. private ' HOLMDEL 944-3700 » pam AalVa (3000 kar box M.. ua 000 caa VOLVO PARTS SALS - New- parting,. CM 141-4171 977 Haa evarytwne 612.000 ar wan cac Oood aana). mar Can 741-MB1 Cal (72-16M before (. AlHr ( VWBUO 1970 caa 7(7-i4(S, «m» s pm. Cheepl RED BANK VOLVO. Good motor REO BANK - Convenient Broad hKal 4(77 — Run* and tooke Young Used NEW • 7- BOSTON WHALER-Naueet Con.entMe. 1 Una, am/lm 741-54*4 $200 or beat offer •I locator. Uilin paraon SS HP Marc , powar trim, mm- ORO PICK-OP — 1ST*. HUM OATSUM 290 IX 1(91 - Blue 6 Can 229-6794. M» Care 741-14M or 747-BM1 Mea bo» « akMrW. II rod hold- oood 4 OHM drive (1000 Caa t N VW DASHER 1S7S - Automata, LISTINGS a. onaa pump, onmpaaa. M0 721661 or MI-SIN altar S A/C Loaded. RuaHanot prooif IExcel- VW SOUARESACK IBM - SLEWING DOOM - For wot*, •Una finds body wort end For Sale wig gjtnaeman In T cootar Mat. tuy wlnaw aovar. USTANOOT 19(4 - 7.000 (ISM-. Caa ttad HZ tctot Ifaliaf ann eeme engine work. (200 Call Ce«5(3M74 Ts, v.a. 261-4(13 47 MramtMtn A>. Little Silver •MOH. S4900 741-1617 (4(00. aa. VWBUO 1970 B Has) lank, 747-OMO a *itP 4pT *••* *}•• IVIV VV 'aW w ^e**%aM Mwsv rights on prtirsls Street C S SAILBOAT — WWI VW SCIROCCO 1975 »•> ranch on fe acra KM fto- )«7a MmMg. mual aa> CM - (Moa) MUSTAHO. OOaa* 11 - 1979, S (too or beet offer MM. Hantata _ JottMl kitchen, hugh screened WOO Cat 747-4S4S mb>. Rabud an(w»a, Craear Can 229-4794. leave meessge Can 741-0203 FARMLAND - 30 acres. Mwy m porch. 3 tMdroonw, 3 bathe, 67-4(45 artat 5 pm OATSUM MSI - 197t. raaMM etc. Sac oond . (1.000 ml, frontage M wont laal Ions) si f.M.MO HUTCHINSON COM-PAC IS — ktnoMOOO Caa after • 300 Autos for Sale 300 Auto* lor Salt 171-»Sl. t-« pm «tr. aaaa. aaka aquumaM m- SALE OR AStUMI LCAM A-1 Red Bank Jdlnaeoa nalcn, SMO0 Can •3 ekksnded ohaMla DoSB9 MMI aa> OX r II a m - COURTS Of RED MW Almou now homo with 4 van. 19.000 wl., CO (71-07(1 p.m. 496-4979 61900 Aak (V MUSTANG 1(75 — 99.000 mKe LuiunoM Oinee turn iwutia bodrooma, 2 full batha Hot water Mew pent $*O0 as » innMilW) tor MM* W» lo Maeooard, 2 tono gas hoaL JOHNSON 15 M P 1B7B - LOog 300 Auto* tor Bel* Muat aaM Cal (99-1329 SHORE MOTORS VOLVO 1000 to, n Can M linianeo lo Trvet mepan* window*, v.nwi aid •nan. Mac iiari good onona 1 your pereonel noeda Also avail- irtg. many extraa S124.N0 I at MOO. Call 142-3410 2401 1971 (400 lor pat*. NSSANISSAN SSENTRA - St. S apd . GOING OUTR..„ BUSINESS SALE abta ar* furnished ofiicaa on a SAILBOAT - ISSi. M DMaal OATSUN 1994 MAXIMA par diem Daeee All amen'tiee CROWELL AGENCY Bimlnl Many EMM* M aac. COM ..(MM(MM , S ond. SUOO pnckicttcf- FOf tuflHfff mtof owltoo Can 741-3ISS. LIKE NSW. PMCEO TO SELL ALL PRICES SLASHED: BUY OR LEASE 741-4030 SU.M0. Call 04n-4239 CALL 741-4404 caW 530-7300, 9-» MC PACER — ISrS, am/tm NOVA — 1(74. ( cyi. MO ana- OAK HIDQE P.EALTV 17 BOAT MOTOR • TRAILER ITSUN (10 1M1 — 41.000 M, I. (375 or beat othr aa la Can MIODLCTOWN - Hwy locaUOX Eu condition AUing 62500 MM Illllll, a/c. 69,000 ml Waal lor DENIAL specialty. Adult Communlttaa 110D Can 59S-14J2 evaa apd.. A/C. am/tm. eac. con- Er 5 10. 2(4-7(24 341-WSO Can 767-3013 lam Ca. 741-013 OrthO Oral aurg /pl/plumbed/oL r MC PACER 1(75 — 6 cyi. NOVA — ISM. 1 door, (cyi OAK HILL COLONIAL - 4- JSCD OUTBOARD MOTORS * DATWJN 2O0SX — (pom luiury auto, rune good (476 Can •a 171-ii ARTS - Keeeonabie Can PS/Pa, am/fm ' OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — badroom. 2'/»-balh 1 yr old. Ex- .... A/C. na packaaa P/S. P/B. Aye. am/fm. 5(3-6126 dual«a MMdtatoan Lining 71-1452 naw Urea and eafteuet 73.000 Long BrancBrer h Can • AM PM. tarn, new baltery 74.000 Ma. OLOSMOSH.E REOENCY 1979 BUY! 670-9339 (232.M0 MIDOLETOWN RE- ooka ( runs good. Tuna II up. oond (3995 Ca( BUY! ALTORS. 5J0-OOO0 54 Recreational Asking $600 CCan 767-7(11 efter 70-4173 aftar 9p_m OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE ry MtMe S out Vehicles DATSUN SOOSX 1979 — (-apd. I oner. Caa after 4291-3352 573 Squara foal 3 pannorled air OFFICE EXCLUSIVE •nek. 4-cyl AM/FM Oood Bras condlkoned iilili aa Second floor 4 badroom homa wtth brick a HAMnON CAMPEP. — IS74. A STAR IS BORN.. OLDS eUTLASS WAOON 1S77 or Induetrlal Building Waal for aluminum siding. 2 lull bath- VS auto.. Owrhaad air. iean body anal paM. Rune aa- NEW 1965 VOLVO DL 4 DR. SEDAN am/fm. ru« bam. kllonan. Maapa Architaeta. Englneere. a Salaa. rooms. Botdstorta Nropisoa, Equipped with auto, trans., pwr. steering, pWr. brakaa, factory air condition- Available May I. IMS 75 Otlbert hardwood floors, tars* formal 47.100 ml.. 17000 or baat olfar 2S?&2S£S" ing, elec raar oMoggar, tlntad glass, sldsvlaw mirror, stsel rsdlsls A much SI Waal. Timor. Fan $400 dining room, gas utUIMs. 2 car •-» pm Electric 741-2160 saraos. m-grourtd pooi Aahing HAMPtON MOTOP. HOME 24' ft, a teatd, A/c, crulee, aun only |115,000 . PS/PB. am/lm stereo. M OLDS CUTLASS S 1S7S - VS. PRIME LINCROFT LOCATION - Oodga. 311 Engina, 37.907 mi Attract more raadarahip by (V. p/a, p/b. am/lm 78 650 sq ft 2 roomr Newly daco* • ERA-JAMIE PAVLIS wf, A/C. ratrlgarator not work placing a STAR al Via lop aa. (looo caa r 10% DOWN 5285 PERMO. •lad Call 747-43*1 after 3 wo, AH atta in good eond. W000 and/or bottom of your ad Heal Estats. Realtor S42-2223 For details, call tha Daily irya 949-77(4; OLDS CUTLASS ISM - V-6. 4 on aale price ol 114,03s, with $1404. down, finance 112.832 lor 60 monihg at REO BANK - Office apace 1400 RegisHtr Claaaitied dr, A/C, am/tm radw Hood 12.75% Fully equipped » eorvloed. aq ft. W par 10 11+ utilities P.ECEPTION/SECRETARV — HOLIDAY RAMBLER — 1179 Deoanment, (41-1700. oond. 90000 M. (3700 Can A/c carpating. on •-77l-SS45 BUICK RIVERIA 19(3 — Black cyi. automatic IraniniiialDn, aun Wt. AM/PM tlereo CB Tut Wire SHORE MOTORS VOLVO faauonal building Eacauani vi»- !S0 Auto Insurance with rad leather, sun roof, high •of, avc rufiolnft corxJ., (jasjo. 49.000 ml S yr./M.OOO AMEX ibility On-an* parking. Com- mileage but HI great shape Buy Call 229-3746 after 6 Aak for werrenly (7500 E«cludlng MY. II patiiiva pricing incaniivat Call MB AUTO or aaauma my ksaaa. Caa Caa (30-2929 after S. EJ. MrCHAMME Robin Zagar (»1) 542«363 4C9-M00 day. (30-1(13 avaa 528-7500 HELMSLEY SPEAR INC RUMSON VICTORIAN.— Prat INSURANCE OOOOE DART - ISM t.eellenl L0» CUTLSSS SUPREME Pricee IncludM dlr. prep * freight. To * MV Extra liga, fina achoola. S mmula walk BUCK CENTURV 19(0 - Low onditran AD naw pant SM0 or 973 - Etc peim s running RUMSON - Ralail/offica Pnnva to Atlantic baachaa. local park. SAVE SUSS? *" ml.. ( cyi. 4 dr.. auto. PS/PB. baat oner CM 7(7 7(45 altar ( cond , meat. FM ttereo cassette. araa 825 *q tt $10 aq ft Nowly Holy Croat Modarn kllchan with 711 Rt. 39. Shrawabury A/C. AM/FM radio Good cond bucketa. PS/PB/PW Asking ranovatad OH ttraat parking walnut cabman, w/w carpatt. Aeking (4300 542-0445 daya 747-4000 DODGE VAN M0 - 1979 M.0M 1000 89(0904 Ctlwttn S-S 842-7735 of 747-9023 wraparound porch, datachad BUICK SKYHAWK 1977 — El garaga. high caiimgt, panallad PHOENIX BROKERAGE — ml (MM or bawl olfar Can RUMSON — Private dupla* pro- roomt. tail traaa Ivy-covarad amoua for low coal auto 6 cycle lent condition Mual aett. Asking OLDS CUTLESS SUPREME ia»ion oHicaa inciudaa all util Ihraa-alory maaonry 1 wood 12- rtauranca New Qiving free (1(50 Call (42-04(0. BROUGHAM 1M2 - M.000 ml. it<«t 1450 (or both Singta, 1250 room homa in triandly Watt Park uolee by phone Compare BUICK SKYLARK 197S — ittl., ., A/C, VS. PS/PB/PW. Cfj|JNnI43JM_ natghborhood Qraat for kidt. ba Rl 36. Kaypott. 2M-3067 Broad i/tm. A/C. 96 000 ml.. PS/PB. KAY MOTORS IS YOUR aUn/Furmthad Offica SU>MS thara for baach aaaaont Prwad in SI Shrawabury 544-1401 (1500 Cad after ( 7(7-0070 Dont Settle For M/FM tlereo Ofay Ok- 150't. brokart • laal chanca lerior/intarlor Chauffeur driven aWiih Sac'y A Antwarmg 9arv BUICK REGAL COUPE ISM — ( •Stirawabury. call 741-5700 •42-7742 270 Auto Services/ W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E Corp vehicle Always garaged cyi auto A/C. AM/FM Saw your car. truck or van tht) MMI cond S71MM. CCee> Mr Nean- 109 Buildings/ Parts PW./PS/PB. 54.000 mi m proleeelonel way. Can Lou d 12122121 344-2303442300 RUMSON" offer Call evenmga (44.13(7 Ckert. BUHlErf ( BITTER d 747-MM. Garages Think brand n*m avaryihing' HRYSLER-PLVMOUTH. Oraciout Southarn charm with lander, left 6 right doora OLD•~.S DELT^A ROYAL 1972 — 2 TAMARACK Sail Storaga cond . (150 Call 291-3309 ovarmad living room and an un< NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER r. enowa with nma Wall main- warahouatng Hwy 36. Long uaual amount of formal and m 970 LEMANS — Bumper, hood lamed (600 957 9626 Branch Vartou* Sna gafagaa Formal amartaming apaca Mas OH radlalor. gaa land. MO CAOILLIAC COUPE DC VILLE avail All ovarftaad dotwt Mr tu.ta with draaaing araa Dan ard 6 aofl lop, about 1974 Cil 1979 Sun root, bum In CB. ( OLDS ROCKET 4U 1(73 222-8712 and family room 4 badroomt. 12-1717 'ack stereo, cruiaa control, and 26500 ml., etc. eond. 2' t bathi Cloaa to oaach all OPIKXIB Only 4(000 ml. DUSTER - 1(71 Standard shin CaH 747-1030 .LEN ENGINE ANALYZER — Many naw pent Body In good 11a Wanted to Rant churcrtaa and lran»porut»on Brand new tlraa ( apokea. Mm PARK CHEVROLET Undar constructton $259,000 Ira machine, angina crane 4 tail due lo mneaa (MOO nego nape, interior in awe. cond. Mual BRITISH COLLEGE TEACHER land and assorted automobile ba tear. SMS. Can 739-0704 Saaki tmall rental apt, or cot- CENTURV 21 C02ENS. Raaltora liable Craam-putl 499-B4M 66. Neptune IrKfapandantry Ownad' aupptiee Call 797-19S4. CADILLAC 1944 COUPE 0C IR1EBIRD1S7S - Mt V-(. auto, Best Selection, Best Prices.. tag* in Rumtofi, Highlands •r*M. PIUOtOT-SAAB OF WALL Call 2«1-4914 ai3 Rivar Rd . Fair Havan NOINE — 1967 VW Fi VILLE - Runa good Needs S/PB/PW. A/C, crulee control, T41.7666 body work. WOO ftrm St. Mark't kaot. am/tm tape Vary nice Hwy 3S, Manaaquan and SUPER CARE Service!!! QUIET COUPLE — With quwl with dual carba. complete, runs (Ml) M9-MM 200 or beat offer Call 291-4613 Rectory, Keanaburg. 7(7-1075. car 42.000 ml. SUM or baat dog want i oadroom horna io 132 CondosA offer Can 671 (030 PINTO 1S7] — Runa good, good rant 1400. Call 767-5643 T-ROOF >DILLAC FLEETWOO For GM Carmaro or Ponliac 1962 tea. Hull bodywork. Mual aall Townhouiti BROUGHAM 19(1 — 4 dr , mov.no (225 or beat oner Call WORKING COUPLE 593-6779. after 6 pm loaded. Oaa va. 44.400 ml. Mint uto . A/C, T-raoJ. am/lm t mca HIM badroom apt lor 111* BADGE OF DISTINCTION CM 747-5707 41 4530 coupla *c con- batwaan 8 30-5 p m . 229-4933 haai. bricti patio walk lo »r>op- Anerelor. roof rachs 120 aach IKK diHn. $1200 495-2152 p-ng M00 mo • utll 364-6322 pan Call 642-3765 CAMARO Z26 1M3 — Auto , T ORD TORINO WAOON - 1974 LYMOUTH DUSTER 197] — This amazing new Subaru otters the luiury and sport features you've Automatic, tlanl 9. am/fm. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE - lop. 1 ownar PS/PB/PW. Powar V W SUPER BEETLE — 1(72. been looking lor Add the turbo option and you've got one fun coupe! TownhouS* in Taquosta. FloridS. 280 Motorcycle ockt ( antenna Crulaa ( Hit. 14) 15- Cragar Mag wheels la front end work. $350 Call ••cond Moor antrsnc* 2 AM/FM caaatta (M00/baM Cad 7(7 09(6 trier S pm 97 5793 bodrooms, 2"» baihi, 2 offer Call 2(4-4231 PLYMOUTH VOLARIE 1977 — ( I (OS all IU 01 WA£O balcorirss overlooking tha 7th ORO 1974 - F-250. Body vary cyi i 9P6. nan trans. man rick I sMon Htarino. IKMT 131 Hou«a«for CAMARO - IBM Needs tome • R od i« (400 lkaa 1.. neada eome work. PS/PB. . Qrmo A tth TM of top raMd 9(2 - LaftOV) work. MM. Call 291-IIM after 9.000 ml., am/fm stereo m** MM. (He bnkat. Horn etieel AIM. Ul befl Slock 96140 prtvata IS hot* goM couraa in ma Bought new Nov 9a 4700 ml aeette. (400 Can 767 0079 Um**Sm MM. (H« e bnkat.«VF HorMn etieet l AIMM . Ul befl 4 cyi, 4 tgd man am.. 4.4, nan. rack ( pmon twtrlno, m*a of a privata aacura com- ga kepi, wall maintained ORO — Crown Victoria. 19(3 kv S. raSam ejtvtl «a clack. «aVFM rate. tM |tm rax rVauia «tnt dbx eratti. M. ten nda*. aian as AWESOME VIEW munity Homa ownors hava un- _ a naw matching full face CAPRICE WAGON 1970 — Exc ully equipped ( cyi, 16.000 ml, ctrteM ooTSt tm kxu w law graMt tyaxra ctack. AtafH mrto, IM. akM. fully carptlM . MMM Watar front proparty on mitad uaa of gott courss. lannit verier helmet Mutt tell I97S amity car Runs greet Muat ten $4900 Ca«971-2997 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE — 1(71. am. iwriakkf clutch Not in tlrxi Urn 44 tMatar Navatink Rivar with toutharn a»- Will talk Call 730-9420 (1500 Call 542-6176 altar 5pm onglonal owner, good wet. mual courts, club houee a pool i'2 ORO ESCORT 1SS2 — Auto. t*f MOO er beat offer Call (ttnery Uat Mca: (7.K! poaura 4 badroomt, famity hr from Wast Palm Airport Call CARS UNDER S2.0M room, fimtnad baaamani. 3/4 377-3234 Biliiin 6-10 pm CK650C (63| ans. 4 door 24.000 nWtte. 2M-41M between 10-5. Mon OUR PRICE: $7.799 OUR PRICE: $7,599 acra Just $273,900 Muat sail par wtfa. KINQSLEY AUTO SALES (3500 Caa thru Sal REALTY BROKERAGE Shadow Lake Village $1500 firm I 5 VEAR UNLIMITED MILEAGE WARRANTY AVAILABLE. ASK FOB DETAILS. Call 7(7-7971 7(7-7(67 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1977 - 190X FINAMCINO AVAIL TO OUALOTSD SUY(R9. UP TO 99 BOtlTiai TO PAY 20.-369-0100 Nay Sm.ih. Bro ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT CAVALIER WAOON — IBS). Fv» ORD LTD 1972 -PS/PB. air. 4 Sack*. S cyi auto. PS/PB. A/C kar Reaalaa A Renialt HONDA - 1(91. CX600. Shall equip Fuel ln|. (5200 Caa door, anowt mounted on taper AM/FM retW. (2450 741-44(2 V(9 UM genuine Suttsfu pertt 4 acc6960rl44 REO BANK - Colonial 3 drive, water cooled eitraa. EM 449-3300 daya. 530-1911 eveo. te rime (700 Can 741 (325 r ( pm. •UrHDt CaUtsT DtALKH ll our tochniciena 9f9 lactory trained CROWELL AGENCY cond (975 Ca« 671-7655 A badroomi Naw kiKhao A Euro- 741-4030 CHEVY CITATION 1M0 ORD (1M ( PASSENGER VAN PONTIAC LEMANS STATION ticluet lun a ktv i P«n pantry i'i bamroomt. 1 HONDA 1962 — QL-1100. Fully AM/FM radio. A/C. PS/PB. good — a/c. am/fm stereo. 3 apd, + WAQON ISM — Enceaent con- brand naw 2 car garaga Exc Resident Salespeople Evenings A Weekends dreaaad. stereo, gagaa. I5O00 cond (2000 or beat offer overdrive, low ml, $5500 Can dition Beat oner Can after ( location on Spring 31 S110 000 „! sail Call after 9 5*6-6205 balwaan 5-6 pm 642-3675 2(1-3352 741-1063 Heiga Stewart Jean Mitchei "41-6549 642-731 291-5631 FORD BRONCO 1990-4 wheel AY MOTORS CHEVY BELAIR - 19M 9 cyi PONTIAC WAOON 1971 COLTS NECK auto $250 Call 264 0096 drive Good tires, very clean Oood transportation ( go PRICE REDUCTION - Colonial 135 Commercial HONDA ATC 200M Sacrifice (4(00 Call 571-OU17 cond. M7S. Cell (42-45(2 on landacapad acra 4 CHEVY IMPALA 1979 — 4 dr. Proparty Electric sun. Mint cond 3 weak FORD BRONCO 1676-4 wheel badrooma, 2'* batht, formal din- old $1475 Call 299-2632 0 aodan, PS/PB. A/c. wtii/wtn PONTIAC LEMANS - 1979 COURTS OF RED BANK owner Beat oner 741-3375 dr, VC, 4 speed manual trans A/C. Auto, p/s, Ekcaaam con- ing room, aat-in kitchan. wall-to- 7410333. ask for Wayne Lock-out huba Many new pant wall brick tiraplaca >n family CONDO OFFICE SPACE - dition. 7S.0M ml. SMM. Call Availale for immediate purchase HOND XL (00 19S4 CHEVY CAPRICE 1M2 — 2 dr AM/PM atarao riuini. equai- room Ovar 3000 aq faat of living uniquely designed office com Perfect shape, (1900 coupe. V( auto., wtth overdrive Ua». Asking SUM. Dayl 671 6326 araa. Economical gaa haai p*e» Will customize to you Call 7(7-2462 trans 4 barrel carborator, A/c 291 4709. eves 291 9191 PONTIAC - 1992 J2000 32.000 >169.9OO Ownar 946-9636 PS/PB/PW. power/eon seal Itiaea. em/fm stereo Swell shift NSHC 2O1/542-59OO S3 specifications For further mfor HONDA 350 1(72 - Heady to FAIR HAVEN - Plaaaant. watl- iofi call 530-7300, 9-5 pm powar door locks, am/fm atereo FORD LTD — 1979 Aa powar Runa Hke new. (4300 Caa I maintainad. 2 nory homa 3 powar antenna, powar trunk r*. Mutt aaa. (IOOO Caa 734-0431 530-2036 Men Frt. 6 », Sat. 9.M 1M0 leeee. valour ml. 2-lone pain or 7*9-2341 »*• badroomt. 1 '* batht. formal dm- RED BANK OFFICE — 2 large PONTIAC (WAND LEMANS tng room, aai-B wheat drive. New tranenHeek PJTTENHOUSE VZ25O 1963 defrost, am/lm atarao. roof rac Excellent condition (4(00. Cetl LINCOLN-MERCURY INC rooma. 3 bedroom, bnck const RIZT CRAFT — 1070 Mobi 1 ownar (4095 (71 -1099 (71-1210altar (p.m. 3/4 acre New plumbing healing homa Mual ba ovar aga ol 5 Eic cond Muat tea 900RIM-OeaonTwp77»-1900 A eiec Hardwood lioort, wood Morn.ngs 642-9609. Call 495-4367 Evamnga 2(4-6(09 CHEVETTE 1979 — 4 cyyi JUNK CARS PICKED UP — 2 SAN3ONE OLDS-CADILLAC burning ttova 532-2879 days speed. 60.000 rnUaa. naw pain hourt Flat bad avail CaH *awmen Samoa Rd.. F " 787- 8363 eves 140 Real Estate new lires Runs greet (200 7(7-9097 741-0910 281 Mopeda firm Caa 741(721 MIDDLETOWN - L8k« Wanfd KITSON CHEVROLET CO Straub Motors Inc home, exc cond. dead-end MOPEO. 5 STAR OENERA CHEVY CAMARO 1M1 — Auto- Hwy. M Bulck-Renaurt-Jeep ttraat Oak wood floort A natura 3-4 BEDROOM HOUSE - 1961. - good cond . (250 M matic. PS/PB, A/C, am/I 542-1000 Highway M. Keyport. 2*4-4000 wood trim throughout Current Norm Eaalarn Monmouth Coun bike. 530-9150. ceteetie. 41.000 hwy. 1 remodeling full basement, de- Commumtiaa Will consider ran MOPED - I960 Columbia M9M Call 291-2707. LABRIOLA MOTORS SUBARU WAOON ISM - AutO . tached garaga. 2 bedrooms purchaaa agraamani. I miles EKCellent condition $37 PS/Pa. 43.000 ml, $2900 or beat cedarwood baih with jecuizi A providad Call 542-5212 CHRYSLER COROOBA 1977 74f741-243a 3 otter Caa 797-47(2. Call (71-5237 (5.000 original mi., air. aun root vented tkyhghi Attumabte 495-1243 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK SUBURAU 01 - 1S92. Clean S M0.0OO FHA 12.S morig PUCH 1M0 — Soorta M PS'PB. (2900 or beat offer Ca ALL CASH 7(7-4792 IV 1974 - AM/FM tlereo. vrlr apd.. a/c. 4 door. (4(00. CaH available A steal at SiOO.l Wa buy 1-4 lamily nomaa. Norm auto shift Esc cond wt>eejis, naw hree. ooroaoa apor 530-4291 Csfiittn S ( (. Musi tee lo appreciate By 1000 mi Call 291-0139 after CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1975 luxury car Body always in ttyta em Monmouth County Cloaln TOM'S FORD ownar For appt call 747-6274 aa Boon aa 30 dayt poatibh Good condition Aeking (700 or (4000 For appt can 222-0676 baat offer Call 739-4430 200 Hwy 39 Keyport MI0DLETOWN - Colonial, ERA M.lmad Raaltor 2 spaed 1992 Puch Haispon Lmcom-Marcury-Merkur 244-1600 671-5050 Only 2700 ml., excellent CO It may interest you to know that well over bedroom 2 bath 4 years old CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 197 Straub Llncom-Mercury TOYOTA CORONA MARK 11 — $102,000 MIDDLETOWN RE dition $375 Call 642-9411 alt Good condition. (660 Highway M. Kaypon. 264-4500 Can 495-0906 Rebuui engine. Rune gpod. Muat half of our customers are leasing their new ALTORS. 530-0600 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1(7 tell (490 or Deal offer CaH MIDDLETOWN — Custom canter 290 Trucks « — Mark IV. Fua» loaded with 767-3164 Mercedes-Benz. hall Colonial, 12 yra. young Trailers tun-roof cleeey 6 sporty Exc TOYOTA COROLLA 1(77 — Large treed lot Living room, fam- 152 Boat* and runnning cond Asking $1500 AM/FM. naw brakaa. runa in ily room with full wall raiaeo I960 CHEVY C20 - Auto . 3 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 7(7-1650 or "' ((76 or baat oner 2(1-1357 hearth fireplace, boofcceeat V6. a/c. p/b. p/s, crulaa 1994 Loaded with alarm ay The leasi.ig professionals at Davison, in Accessories lam. Mml condilion. Muat sell LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CAR Lovely 10 • 24 country kitchen 1SFIBAYLINER IM. ownar Asking (4150. C — PRICED RIGHT RASSAS TOYOTA CELrCA 1993 - Lift beamed ceiling, pantry ; 670-3010 months OM 671-5464 bee*, loaded. 23.000 ml. ate. nearby Freehold, will custom tailor your lease bedroom., 1'-. balht overwec 60 HP Johnson PONTIAC. 3M BROAD ST. RE cond . M 300 Cea 7(7-0999 1 car garage Gat heat Stained OSKH traitor $4400 CHEVY SUBURBAN 19(2 — S CHRYSLER NEWPORT — 197 BANK 741-5160 trim throughout Many e*tra« Call 7»7-Oft45 verado. 40.000 m.las. am/i Many naw parts Needs wor so that you too can enjoy the distinctive and (IM Call 544-1343 after MACK HI LINCOLN 1MB - Mint * condilion $144,900 15' CHRYSLER RUNABOUT cassette 3rd aaat. Ziebert. Owner. 747-9592 ownar Mint cond Ashing (62C CHRYSLER NEWPORT - 1(7 pleasurable view of the road that only 05 HP Evinruda. Haw tataft* 4 door, axe. cond. FORD BRONCO PICK UP - TOYOTA CELrCA OTS — 1M2. 5 ttaarirtg Comae < com plate wil Call 264-7930 Pans Make otter Can (71-5536 MIDDLETOWN — Only 1 mile to a/c. (1200. Can 1 apd. a/c. p/a. p/b. on wheel, trailar and all equipment 11750 CHEVY CIO PICK-UP 19 MAZDA RX2 1(73 — Hood crulaa control, power aunrool ( Mercedes-Benz can provide. Sandy Hook Gateway Park Call 717-3303 arW 5 30 Eac cond . PS/PB. 6' bad CIRCLE CHEVROLET oond . rotary Ready to be re- more. M.OM ml., aeking (7600. Adorable 3 bedroom home with up bumper, cap. 39.000 m Shrawabury Ava. . I Mual Saal CaH attar 5pm Wad 10' CHRYSLER BOAT — 66 H 741-1130 stored Includes, angina geeket fireplace, central air. new gat Mercury motor with trailer Moto $6300 647-4271 or 642-3756. aat. Beat offer by 3/30 Caa 6 Fnt A> day Sat ( Sun. lurnice Move-in condition Suit CLASSIC — 19M VW Bug Naw (72-1179 739-M21 John able year round or summer re- exc cond. 11800 787-3S77 o CHEVY C/20 PICK UP 1970 — treat Only (76.000 Lather At 495-4040. ash for Tom cyi am/tm caaeette. 3 apt MAZDA 1M1 TRIUMPH TRS - 1971. Recently MERCEDES-BENZ 2VN|- SLEEK CRAFT 1976 — J A. sunroof. tociatat Realtor t. 291-0919 good tiras. needs motor WOT 642-3264 6 apd . Lima green 2 dr. sedan rebuttt engine New tap. battery, MIOOLETOWN'NAVESINK E*» 4M Chevy 330 HP Ei (350 Call 496-9109 attar 5 p m 7415244 after 6 pm eaheuet. (Mod Itree. wire wheels, AREA — 3 bedroom spin level cond Oood iki boil Top apd 8C CHEVY C-40 Rack Body True COUOAR XR7 1975 — Aut neada pawl (1(00 or baat offer MPH 110.600 642-8188 after " MERCURY MAROUI Can 747-94M 2") batht, tiraplaca, family room — 1970 15' bad. 4' aktaa. 4 apd AM/FM atarao. A/C. raa BROUGHAM 1979 — 4 dr, hard basement, garage Glimpse o 22' CATALINA SLOOP — 1963 manual Iranamlaalon. dual rear dtfro.ttr. PS/PB/PW.« way VW 0ASHER ISM — DI 42 Qcean through winter trees Only Super boat, loll of eitraa, mm wheels (500 or beat offer Call powar aaat 4 naw Srlgeetona afl MPO. 4 dr Italian wagon. A/C. -vntJ. II $125,000 Leaner AteociVlet Re cond Trailer 7'4 OB Call alter 544-9430 aak for Camy weather liret 97.122 ml Aeking or baa) alter 797(040. am/fm. M.000 mkj New tlraa. aJtora, 291-0919 p m . 530-O676. Tommy. $1200 264.4037 claan (4200 291-0942 MIDDLETOWN - Looking lo buy MERCURY LYNX WAOON 1M or tall your home7 Let us help 26' SILVERTON 1970 — 31 CHEVY PICK-UP 1979 — (3.000 - Woody aldaa. roof-rac VOLKSWAOIN RABBIT ISM - Chryeler Oood condition miles, 6 cyi.. 3-epeed c- AM/FM stereo.. A/C, PS/PS, auto., A/C. factory atarao WNH yout CENTURY 21 Emtjmder Re fuor. PS. 2-tona pakiL I ownar. aac. cond (MO MTMCMCa: •Wore. 671-3600 __ •all. 110 500 Call 291-9335 after CHRYSLER NEWPORT 19M Aa la (400 or owner Call 670-9361 530-5500 otter Caa 4W-1425 $3900 Caw 672-1277 (I4.SO0 957 beet otter CaH 4(9-1644