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Vol. 107 No. 291 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ..SINCE 1878 FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1985 ?5 CENTS. INSIDE Hazlet to get new IFF building SPORTS conference attended by company official), Wiley, responded enthusiastically to the decision as well. •V MM NEFF Hazlet Mayor Jane Wiley, Township Admin- project The company had sought for several years The Register istrator Robert Weigand, and the press. The Township Committee met earlier this to have the council waive the necessity of HAZLET — The Bayshore's largest Absent from the conference were Union month with IFF officials to discuss the site plan applications for construction by employer — International Flavors and Beach officials, who last night expressed building, and Dalton praised the committee industries of any building costing less than Fragrances — has chosen to construct a $5 disappointment, but not surprise at the loss as receptive and cooperative with the 00,000. million building here rather than in Union of what IFF Vice President William G. company which employs 749 people Last month, the council voted 3-2 to reject Beach, the company announced yesterday. Dal ton called "a very attractive ratable." While proximity to the fragrance oper- the request. The building, which will house the Both towns had been considered for the ations in the township was the basis for "Ironically, the waiver doesn't even company's Household Products group, is building* and the decision sparked internal IFF's decision, Dalton said the difficulty in affect this building, " Dalton said. "But we'd part of IFF's transfer of some offices at the fueding last night in Union Beach. obtaining the relief of site plan application be lying if we said the denial of a perfectly New York headquarters to New Jersey. Weigand said the tax ratable is difficult requirements in Union Beach — a decision reasonable request didn't influence our IFF made the announcement of Its to estimate because the 30,000-square-foot that sharply divided the Borough Council decision." decision to build in Hazlet at a press building has not yet been designed, but, like along party lines — affected the company's See Building Page 2A Students vocal for arts money
If MYlf I. MMH The Register TRENTON - With faces painted for their production of "Godspell," SO students from Red Bank Regional High School's Performing Arts program drew the attention of politicians and celebrities yesterday at a mammoth arts rally outside the State Museum. More than 1,000 artists from all 21 counties — the largest number in the state's history — demon- strated in support of a bill appropriating ISO million to restore cultnral centers throughout the state, and a bill that would provide a $3.1 million increase in the state Council of the Arts budget. STAim TOMY — Shore Regional high "I'm a graduate of the High School of the School pitcher Vinnie Christopher will Performing Arts in New York City," said Barbara be on the mound today when the Colton, vice president of Actor's Equity. "So I'm Devils take on Ridge in the Group II particularly moved by the drama and arts students baseball tournament at Shore. from Red Bank Regional. They're an example of the democratic process to lobby their state legislators." 4B she said. Responding to cheers from Ike group, at the left of the platform, Democratic gubernatorial candidate LOCAL Peter Shapiro said, "I've never been congratulated before by a clown," referring to one costumed Marina concerns student. THE REGISTER/CAROLINE COUIG The U.S. Navy is worried that a He said much of the state's success depends on a FOR ART'S SAKE — Red Bank Regional High School students demonstrating in Trenton yesterday. Marina proposed lor the Leonardo solid arts program. "A state cannot do well unless section of Middletown Township it allows its creativity to shine forth. We need a place could pose safety and security to every performer in the state to perform in settings problems. of the finest," said Shapiro. 3A "Today only one kind of campaign speech is in order and that's the campaign to make it so New Artists had a busload of optimism Jersey's arts are second to none," he said. Governor Thomas H. Kean said it's important to rally who just love the arts. They would Cox stopped at each seat, handing out STATE get legislation for additional arts funding passed » rii E. blank identification cards to representa- now. Quoting from a poem written by American poet enjoy a concert at the Arts Center if it The Register was freshly painted and their seat tives of 11 council organizations includ- Tax dodge ends Henry Wads worth Longfellow, he said. "Art is long Buzzing like children on a class trip, ing the Monmouth Civic Chorus, the and time is fleeting." wasn't broken," said Gilman Collier, Consumers who cross the New 21 county artists yesterday boarded a who represented the arts council and the Garden State Singers, the Navesink Jersey-New York border to shop to New Jersey bom Bob McGrath, host of Sesame school bus bound for the state's biggest Shore Music Educators Center. Recorder Society, the Monmouth Folk Street, spoke of the values of his profession. "The arts rally ever. Dancers, the Battleground Arts Center, save the sales tax cost each state an "Decorate yourself," cried Mary Cox, estimated $50 million, according to arts can reach out and touch and have a lifelong Freehold and the Monmouth Chapter of impact on those who experience them," he said. Carrying placards reading "Count council director of public relations, as the state Symphony Orchestra. tax officials from both states. They Basie Theater," they came to Trenton she distributed red and white buttons have reached an agreement to end Carrying placards reading "Hey Ho...We Need "This is real positive, we're for Dough," Red Bank students screamed, "We love with hopes of rejuvinating the Red Bank with the state theme "New Jersey It the something instead of against it," said that. you!" as Clement Price, chairman of the council, theater also known as the Monmouth Arts. 2nd to None!" Cox. Rose Craney, from the Arts 4A stepped onto the flatbed of the 18-wheel truck which Arts Center. The buttons were eagerly snatched up Alliance Gallery adjacent to the theater, served as a stage. While it remained open last year by council members, who also accepted agreed. "It's a real up feeling. We're red ribbons. Several people tied them going to get this legislation passed," she "I love you too," he replied. through 150,000 in donations, the center NATION still needs up to 13 million in reno- around their necks, wearing the button said. According to Midge Guerrera. director of the as a medallion. Holding onto the seat in front of her performing arts program at Red Bank Regional, the vations, according to Sharon Burnham. "Walter Mitty" executive director of the Monmouth As the contingent left the county, as the bus lurched forward, Gladys Poris A security expert described a suspect school received approximately $12,000 this year from from the Battleground Arts Center the arts council. County Arts Council which operates the chants of "Second to none! Must be in the military secrets spy case as a theatre and sponsored yesterday's trek. done!" filled the bus of smiling sup- joked, "I'd like to take some of the "Walter Mitty." Others say the alleged See Rally Page I "I hope we get a lot of people at the porters. money the state gives us and buy a bus.'' ring could have given the Soviets information that could seriously harm American defenses. 5A Cut him off Lynch wants solution to Sandy Hook jams A 96-year-old World War I veteran back-ups. town. said. He also expressed concern that lost his military pension because he FREEHOLD - County Freeholder Sandy Hook is administered by the U.S. Lynch said the problem generally emergency vehicles could not pass on the earned $8.40 a week more than was Director Thomas J. Lynch Jr. said he is Department of the Interior, and Lynch reached its most serious proportions on crowded highway. allowed. "horrified" by the "outrageous and called on officials from the department Sundays. According to Lynch, vehicles must stop dangerous" weekend traffic congestion to "modify or eliminate" the computer Besides being an inconvenience to at the main entrance gate at Sandy Hook 5A on Route 36 approaching Sandy Hook and system. Lynch said his demands are motorists, the congestion also affects and wait for a computer printout which has called on federal officials to change based on discussions with police and boating traffic, since bridge tenders verifies that the admissions fee has been the new computerized park admissions municipal officials from Atlantic High- cannot open draw bridges when auto- paid. He termed the procedure "ap- LIFESTYLE process which he called the source of the lands, Highlands, Sea Bright and Middle- mobile traffic is at a standstill. Lynch parently very slow " Two make eight A Lakewood woman gave birth to her fourth consecutive set of twins in a Neptune hospital. She said the other six are excited. Witness says Taylor sought to show wife unfit mom 13A said. They separated in November 1961, and dental insurance forms to get more money I* US**. OWE were divorced in March 1983. Taylor than the claims were worth, " Eriksen The Register married Teresa in July ofl983 testified. FREEHOLD - Dr. Kenneth Z. Taylor's Eriksen said Taylor discussed his marital She said that Taylor told her he was losing ex-wife testified at his murder trial yester- problems with her. interest in Teresa sexually beca use of drug INDEX day that Taylor told her he wanted to leave use. his wife Teresa and was gathering proof that "He said he wanted to get custody of the she was an unfit mother. child," Eriksen said. "But he wanted to . Eriksen said Taylor was with her at her Carolyn Eriksen, of Pittsburgh, broke into leave after the baby was well-started in home in Pittsburgh when he received a BRIDGE : M telephone call from his parents who told him BUSINESS 71 tears a number of times while testifying in life." the fifth day of her ex-husband's murder Teresa had been found dead. She said she CLASSIFIED M Eriksen said that when she told him that was listening to the conversation on an trial before Superior Court Judge Michael no mother would give up custody of a child. COMICS N D. Farren. Taylor, S3, is accused of upstairs phone extension when the call CROSSWORD 10A Taylor replied that "(Teresa) didn't seem to came. She broke down sobbin g on the stand murdering his wife last Nov. 11 in their have much interest in caring for a child." ENTERTAINMENT 10A home on Valley Road in Manalapan. when she testified about the telephone call. HOROSCOPE 14* The red-beaded Eriksen choked back "He said he was gathering the prescrip- LIFESTYLE 13A "I would say he was stunned, " Eriksen tears as she took the witness stand for the tion papers she had forged, indicating drug said. "He wept some, then stopped, and OBITUARIE8 7* prosecution. usage," Eriksen testified. "He felt she had OPINION M wept some more. He tried 'to figure out to Questioned by First Assistant Prosecutor an inability to cope with caring for the baby, get back to New Jersey." SPORTS II Paul Chalet, she testified that Taylor visited and indicated he was concerned for the TELEVISION M her frequently to see their now-five-year-old safety of the baby because of the drug use," Teresa's mother, father, and brother also YOUR TOWN U daughter while he was married to Teresa. Eriksen said. testified yesterday. The thfee were search- "Ken and I discussed the possibility of ed before they took the stand — the only getting back together from the very first day "He said she was writing out prescrip- witnesses to be searched in the five-day we separated," Eriksen said. tions for herself on his prescription pad, trial. The two met and married in 1974, Eriksen signing his name, and also wass falsifying LOTTERY Carolyn Eriksen See Trial Page 2A The winning numbers in the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Flowers • Frail Baskets • Gifti Gulliver's Annex Enlertaiament Sickles Farm- Pick your own RBC Graduates, welcome. 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snorting cocaine at the office. He wife. Taylor, police say, said he Island testified that she befriended said Taylor would write out prescrip- killed her because be discovered her the Taylors at the Us Brlsas Hotel Trial tions for himself (Benigno) and sexually abusing their then-five- in Acapulco. She remembered Teresa as "very friendly, bubbly and Continued from Pag* 1A Teresa, so the two could get Taylor month old son. PEOPLE codeine as well. Benigno said Taylor left Teresa very happy." Philip Benigno, Teresa's 21-year- But she said when she saw Taylor old brother, admitted on the witness for a few days in October — the "He said that codeine gets Urn month before she was murdered. toward the end of her vacation, be stand that be threatened Taylor's through the day," Benigno said told her there was a fight, and that life three nights ago. Benigno laid Eriksen had testified that Taylor Humble Gwibel Benigno said Taylor called him the visited her that same month. he had been in jail for four days and Taylor called hit house collect, day after Teresa's death, and told Benigno said he read the note that Teresa was in the hospital NEW YORK (AP) - "Today" asking for his five-month old son. him Teresa had left town because Taylor left Teresa, and It said, "I'm "He said, "The fight was between show host Bryant Gumbel mav earn The first time, Benigno said, he hung she was "addicted to drugs ... and leaving for a couple of days to get us. It was in our room. I knocked her about $1 million a year, but be uy> up on Taylor; the second time be needed to get her head together." my head together. I believe my teeth out. They won't let me see her, his late father, a probate judge in threatened him, be said. Chicago, was far more deserving of "At first I really didn't know what business is failing." but I want to fix her teeth. I'm a that kind of money. "The man murdered my sister," was happening," Benigno said. "I dentist,' Beraino said "He said "It's always bothered me that my Benigno said. "And the sound of his was really upset, because I knew my The afternoon session dealt with (Teresa) bit him on the ankle or foot, daddy, who was smarter than I and voice was so well, the second time lister wasn't addicted to drugs." an evidentiary hearing held outside and he Mid, You know how it Is, me more dedicated to society, didn't be called I said, 'Don't you ever call Benigno said he knew his sister the pretence of the jury. had a few drinks and got into ra make in a year the money I make in here again or I swear I'll kill you.'" used cocaine occasionally, and had At issue is whether the pros- fight." a couple of weeks," Gumbel said in Throughout his testimony yester- snorted some cocaine with him and ecution can prove that Taylor Albert Benigno, Teresa's father, an interview for Sunday's Parade day, every time Benigno referred to Taylor two nights before her death. severely beat hi* wife on their testified that Teresa never re- magazine the defendant, he called him "Tay- He said Teresa was taking Tylenol 3 honeymoon in Acapulco. membered who hit her, but said "it Gumbel said his father "would not lor" with an angry ring to his voice. with codeine, which he said Taylor Defense Attorney Jack Venturl definitely wasn't Ken." •However, be contained by the mentality of Benigno, who worked as an office had prescribed for her teeth. told the court that burglars had Benigno said the police had arrested being poor-black-Southern. He was manager for Taylor at toe dental Police have said Taylor has ad- beaten Mrs. Taylor. Taylor and charged him with as- always there for me, stressing how offices, said be observed Taylor mitted killing his "drug crazed" Mrs. Soreta Beraino of SUten sault Paul McCartney important was my ability to write, to read, to listen, to speak." Striking teachers Charges filed Building LONDON (AP) - Former Beatle LOS ANGELES (AP) - Income Continued from Pag* 1A Reached last night after IFF's passing the buck," Bernstein said. "I give Hazlet credit — they have Paul McCartney had an angry ex- tax charges have been filed against Vice President Joel Pearittein of announcement, Mayor Carmen Stop- "He should step down." two parties, but when something is change with striking teachers picket- Dan Haggerty, television's "Grizzly IFF agreed with Dalton that the piello. a Republican, said he was Both men said they believed the for the good of the town, they work ing his son's school, witnesses said Adams," who is appealing a March current expense limit — 95,000 — for sorry the borough did not get the decision to put the plant in Hazlet together," Stoppiello said. yesterday conviction for selling cocaine. project* not needing site plan ap- ratable, but that he blamed Berns- had been made before the recent Dalton said IFF hopes to begin The singer was taking his 6-year- Haggerty is charged with failing proval, It not a realistic threshold tein for "antagonizing" IFF. denial of the waiver. construction of the building, to be old son James to school near his to file federal tax returns in 1978, "It's difficult to build anything for "Ever since he's been in office, "If they were interested, they located on Route 36 in front of the country home in southern England when he earned S3M.7O4, and again under $5,000," Pearlstein said. he's attacked them to no end," would have asked us In to discuss It," current fragrance compounding on Wednesday when he encountered in 1981. when he earned CM.MO, Stoppiello said. "Bernstein's Bernstein said. plant, later this year. three pickets. Voting for the waiver were Re- Assistant U.S. Attorney David Nim- animosity toward IFF has gotten "The bottom line Is that the Approximately 70 employees are According to teacher Brian Moses, publican councllmen Richard W mer said Wednesday. everyone upset." decision was made prior to the expected to be transferred from McCartney snapped: "Were your Haggerty, reported suffering from Ellison and Paul J. Smith Jr., and opposing the waiver were Demo- Bernstein called the accusations introduction of the waiver," Stop- corporate headquarters in Man- teachers on strike when you were at cancer, starred in 1978-1978 in the piello said. "But we've got to hattan to the Hazlet building, where school'" He then said to his son: cratic councilmen Lee A. Bernstein, "foolish" "Grizzly Adams" series about a "I would expect such an accusa- cooperate - this will hurt us tale personnel and creative per- Take a good look — they are mountain man. Frank W DiCicca. and John J Keating tion from someone who is known for tremendously." fumers will work, Dalton said. striking teachers." If convicted of the tax charges, he Moses said he handed McCartney could be sentenced to two years in a leaflet explaining the teachers' pay prison and fined 120,000. demands, and McCartney read it and Haggerty was sentenced April t to tore it up 90 days in jail for selling cocaine to The incident was confirmed by undercover police officers. He is Oceanport council to inspect basin road McCartney spokesman Bernard free pending an appeal. Docherty accepted a $1,800 drunk driving rejected as too high. She said the If TKV0J THOMAS a fire code adopted by the council in McCartney, who turns 43 this Tour planned Ml enforcement grant from the state lowest bid received quoted $149,000 Th* Register Month, told the Daily Mail: "I was Dorothy Remaley, who owns the Dept. of Transportation. Councilman for an addition and alteration to the LONDON (AP) - Britain's Prin- angry because in this dispute it's the OCEANPORT - The Borough yard with her husband, Lawrence, Philip D. Apruzzi said the grant existing building, and another $54,000 cess Margaret, younger sitter of innocent who are suffering — the Council last night Ubled a motion to told the council that widening and would be used to pay police salaries for additional work on the site. Queen Elizabeth II, is to make a kids. I don't disagree with the order a fire lane installed at* the extending an existing access road to for increases surveillance against Filippone said the request for bids seven-day visit to Sweden and Den- teachers' pay claim but their timing Pleasure Bay Yacht Basin after the accommodate fire trucks would drunk drivers on borough'streets. will be readvertised in the hope of mark in September, Kensington it unfair on pupils sitting exams." owners said the requirement could encroach upon buildings used for Councilwoman Gloria R. Filip- getting much lower quotes. She also Palace said yesterday. Teacher Moses, 34, told reporters: put them out of business. storing and repairing boats and pone alto announced that three bids said the still expected the project to Margaret, 54, has continued her 1 grew up with the Beatles' music Mayor Thomas W. Cavanagh Jr. would eliminate on-site parking for for constructing the proposed senior be completed by the end of the year. schedule of engagements despite and Paul was my hero. But this, said he and members of the council customers. center near Old Wharf Park were as scheduled sadly, has changed my opinion of undergoing an exploratory lung oper- will personally inspect the boat yard, ation in January. "You're asking me to give up my him " located on the Shrewsbury River and livelihood," Remaley told the coun- Comanche Drive, before taking ac- cil tion on the lane, which is required by Neighboring residents said the Rally lane was needed for their own Continued from Page 1A it was going longer." said Rosemary protection against a possible fire at Kean, It, of Union Beach. The money, she said, funded its the yard. • As the rally neared its close. Teacher free on bail in abuse charges The Register Artists in Education program, which The council also approved — Metropolitan Opera star Jerome paid for the McCarter Theatre Hines, chairman of the statewide Patrick Joyce said the charges stem I ISSN 8750-64911 without objections from the owners Company of Princeton to remain in LONG BRANCH - A high school Published Dy The Red Benk Reo,sts> — fire lanes for two other borough Coaltion for the Arts, the rally from various incidents which oc- EuatXiVM 'n 1979 residence for one year. English teacher, charged with sex- businesses, Oceanport Gardens and sponsor, joined Shapiro and Kean in curred over the past five years by Jonr> H COO* and Henry C*, It also arrived as part of a special ually abusing female students in the Ma
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FRIMY. JUNE 7. 1985 LOCAL Police chiefs seek secure computer system
they already had the support of three of basic physical facilities where the data the possibility of someone finding and k> TED LOUD the five board members. processing systems are located — would altering confidential files. The Register County officials had proposed housing save about $200,000, according to County Noting that the county has been at the FREEHOLD - A county-wide police the police equipment in the same facility Administrator Robert J. Collins. forefront statewide in using compuUr computer tied into the same system used as the other county information systems County officials have told the police that technology for law enforcement, by other county agencies would pose as a cost-saving measure. security measures could be designed to Shrewsbury Police Chief Raymond Mas* security risks and hamper the work of law prevent unauthorized personnel from gain- asked the freeholders, "Why stop being a The current police system, based in the enforcement officials, according to the ing access to confidential police files. leader now?" county radio facilities here, is overloaded, county Police Chiefs Association. They have argued that, while the police Twenty of the the county's police forc«s and there is a waiting list of municipal and county systems would be based in the Members of the executive committee of police departments who want to be now use the existing system, Kubaitis the chiefs association yesterday asked the same room and utilize the same power said, adding that several communities are included, according to Leo Kubaitis, Wall source, the police system would actually county Board of Freeholders to drop plans Township police chief. reconsidering their plans to tie in because to integrate the police computer with a entail a separate data processing ma- of the county's recent proposal. single county system. Seven years ago, when the current chine. computer was installed, the county told But the chiefs feel the cost savings Lynch and Freeholders Harry Larrison The chiefs say they want their own and Thomas J. Powers all expressed system, which would be located In the the chiefs that they would get a new would not be worth the potential security system when the needs of the county's breaches that could result if police did not support for the chief's proposal, while soon- to-be completed county Police Freeholder John D'Amico wanted more Academy in Freehold Township, where more than 40 police departments outgrew have complete control over the central the existing system, Kubaitis said. facilities. information and Deputy Director Ray they could insure that only officials with Kramer was not present yesterday. security clearance could gain access to He added that the cost of installing Not having their own facility might also the system. separate facilities for the police has been make it more difficult for the police to Allocation for the 1412,000 police system Their plea apparently impressed the put at $412,000 over the next three years. hook up with state and federal authorities, would be in the form of a bond issue, freeholders, with Freeholder Director However, putting the police computer in the chiefs said. They argued that the more according to county Finance' Director Thomas J. Lynch Jr telling the chiefs that the county's "main frame" area — the terminals tied into the system, the greater Mark Acker. Women are urged to be Rev. M. William Howard Jr. Featured speaker more active politically SBURY PARK - The executive director of the Black Council of the Reformed Church Stanwick closed on a more positive of America, New York, will be the featured •V mrHAIHE OJJCKWN note. She said virtually all colleges now A The Register speaker at the County Chapter of the New Jersey offer courses about women in politics, and Black Issues Convention caucus Saturday at the MIDDLETOWN - A speaker with a that public policy now reflects women's A.M.E. Zion Church, 1001 Lake Ave. message kicked off the three-day tenth imprint. Rev. M. William Howard Jr., will address an anniversary celebration of the Womens Stanwick said that men too, vote for audience of about 100 people on the topic of Center at Brookdale Community College legislation favoring women's causes, be- divestiture in Africa. Solly Simelane. African last night. cause women do not constitute the National Congress representative to the United Participation by women in all facets of majority of any governing body. But Nations, will provide information on South politics is the key to the advancement of without women's participation in lobby- Africa from a black perspective. women in society, said Kathy Stanwlck of ing, letter-writing, organizing campaigns, "South Africans are not free to speak out on Rutgers University. and especially running for office, items divestiture, for fear that it will be labled as Stanwick, who said she had been like funding for battered women centers, treason under the exsisting apartheid system, " studying women in American politics for equitable divorce legislation, small busi- according to Maxine Daniels, coordinator of the a decade, started on what she called a ness loans for women, or even laws county N.J. BIC. depressing note: Women are not making requiring clothing labels to bear washing The caucus is designed to inform the public the same kind of gains they made in the instructions — for husbands and children of ways in which to help combat the existing mid and late seventies, she said. who help around the house — would never Kathy Stanwick Vlnie Burrows divestiture, by investing local support and funds. As assistant director of the Center for have become realities. The NJBIC is a non-profit corporation the American Woman and Politics at Among Stanwick's audience of approx- several organizations relating to prisoner "Generations of Women," a photography governed by a board of directors representing Rutgers, Stanwick said she had observed imately 75 listeners were prominant rehabilitation, and was a high-ranking exhibit of women from various historical each member organization and officers elected that women were slowing their advance to women leaders In local politics, publishing Republican, whose most famous political periods and all walks of life. by the board. the higher ranks of political power, even and social activism. act was to nominate Henry Cabot Lodge The three-day anniversary celebration Since its first convention, N.J. BIC has though the number of women in elected County Clerk Jane Clayton gave a short for vice president at a Republican is scheduled to resume this morning and organized both a statewide network of cooper- office in .the United States has doubled in address. She began with a mention of National Convention, according to Clay- continue tomorrow with 25 workshops ation and communication among predominantly the last decade. ' Jeraldine Thompson, who donated that ton. each day on issues relating to women. Black organizations, and has simultaneously She enumerated what she believes are land which became Thompson Park, and Katherine Elkus White was the first from "Design Your Fashion Image" to moved to establish similar networks on the the reasons for the slow down: education Brookdale Community College. woman mayor of Red Bank, and the first more serious subjects like "Women and county level. that reinforces traditional women's roles, Clayton then reminisced about two woman chairman of the Garden State the Law," and "Is There Life After the structure of political parties, women's women she knew since she was a child, Parkway Authority, now called the New Divorce?" family responsibilities, a cutthroat politi- both of whom are commonly counted Jersey Highway Authority, Clayton said. The National Quitters Association and Signal to go on cal environment, and not enough women among the most influential women in the Neuberger and White shared political the Embroiderers' Guild will present an who are willing to "step out there, and say county — the late Katherine K. Neuberger values, she said, even though they were of exhibit Friday: health, business and civic REEHOLD - County officials and officials 'I'm the candidate.1" and the late Katherine Elk us White. opposing political parties. Clayton said the organizations will have displays and from the towships of Holmdel and Hazlet Stanwick indicated she believed the Clayton said the women became role values that drew them together — higher information available both days. Fwill hold ceremonies at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, percentage of elective offices held by models for her. education and the furtherance of social Tonight at 8, Vinie Burrows, called June 11 to activate a new traffic signal at the women in this country — 10 percent — is Neuberger, who was called "K.K.," issues — were stronger than their oppos- "Queen of the Black Theater," will intersection of Middle Road and Laurel Avenue far from ideal. She wdierted her audience, became a prominent local landowner, and ing political affiliations. present a one-woman show "Sister! in Holmdel Township. composed almost wholly of women, not to was actively Involved in state prison Last night's speechmaking was followed Sister!" in the Brookdale Performing Arts "This traffic signal is very much needed, and become complacent. reform, Clayton said. Neuberger chaired by a reception and the opening of Center. I'm glad we could cut through the red tape to get it into operation this Tuesday." said Thomas J. Lynch, Jr director of the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders. "The county's traffic studies have shown these roads to be very heavily traveled, and a light at this intersection has been needed for years." Library behind, new contractor sought The Intersection is in Holmdel adjacent to the Hazlet border, and both townships requested the the project to its bonding company, vanety of tasks, according to Jim Faridy the site yesterday disclosed. signal, according to Lynch. Aside from the H TED LOUD Alliance Insurance Co., according to of Faridy, Thorn and Maddish, Trenton, Faridy said Ken-Rad is now being addition of the signal, the configuration of the The Register county officials, the project architect and chief architects for the project. "phased out" of the project, but he did not the library commission. But the contract with Ken-Rad, at $3.2 say who would finish the job. intersection remains unchanged, Lynch said. FREEHOLD — Construction of the The bonding company now has the million, accounts for the single-largest Western Monmouth Branch of the county Members of the library commission obligation to complete the job, according portion of the construction costs, Faridy library system, to be located in Man- yesterday appealed to the freeholders (or to County Administrator Robert J. Collins. said. Board studying variance alapan, Is 60 days behind schedule, county help in getting the project moving and He added that the bonding company would A spokesman from Ken-Rad could not officials said yesterday. back on schedule again. But the free- have to foot the bill for any costs over be reached for comment yesterday. • BERDEEN - The Zoning Board of Adjust- holders said that, besides spurring the what the county originally contracted for. Ground was broken for the project last Hment will decide June 26 whether to grant "It looks as if the contractor cannot bonding company on to find a new "For all intents and purposes, the summer, and work started in September. lla use and bulk variance for a one-story fulfill his obligations," said Freeholder contractor, there was nothing more the bonding company is the general contrac- Construction crews at the Symmes Road office building on a 4-acre site on Line Road, at Director Thomas J. Lynch Jr., calling the county could do. Blair Road. situation a "thorny problem" for the tor from the county's perspective," Col- site have so far graded a portion of the The board Wednesday postponed the vote county. lins said. property and Installed foundations for the "It's now up to the bonding company to because several members said they need more The contractor, Ken-Rad Inc. of Tinton The |7.5 million library project has over entire structure, but only part of the get on the stick," Freeholder Harry time to study the application. Falls, has voluntarily defaulted control of SO subcontractors slated to perform a exterior frame has been erected, a visit to Larrison said. The applicant, Line Road Associates, already owns two office bindings and a warehouse on the property, according to Richard Dickstein, a principal with the realty partnership. Some board members said they felt uneasy Atlantic Highlands delays town house hearing with granting a bulk variance because the applicant's plan calls for the proposed building to do so, a municipal planning board has is a public forum. All participants are officials confirmed, that Sears Avenue in to be only 10 feet away from one of the existing Iv JUVAAMDO MAftHftftfl no jurisdiction to preside over a site plan entitled to have their say." Middletown is earmarked as the main buildings, instead of the required 25 feet, and The Register hearing, he said. About 20 Navesink residents attended a access to the proposed development. They because the building would be 47 feet from Blair ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Plan- However, borough resident Tony Middletown Planning Board meeting have said they fear that King James would Road, instead of the required 75 feet. ning Board last night postponed until June Marione, the organizer of The Concerned Wednesday to protest the proposal. They try to widen Sears Avenue, thus cutting However, Dickstein said be needs the require- 27 a hearing on a proposed town house Residents of Navesink and Atlantic High- charged that the proposed 50-unit, deeply into their properties. ments waived due to structural considerations development on the Middletown border lands, a group protesting the application, earmarked for a 10-acre tract between and the limited amount of the space he has to due to the applicant's failure to send a said afterwards, "It may have been an Many Mind Creek and Highland Avenue, Marione has said that Sears Avenue is work with. notice to the Monmouth County Planning oversight, but it's just a very untypical would overburden Sears Avenue with a narrow, poorly paved road that shrinks After the meeting, Dickstein said he is Board. oversight." traffic and create erosion and flooding to under twelve feet wide in certain parts. "hopeful" the board will grant the variances. Before postponing the hearing, Board Middletown attorney John Giunco, who problems in Navesink. and that it has no curbs. Chairman Charles Beoddlnghaus said an is representing the applicant, King James King James Co. had followed all other He said his group numbers at about 40 applicant must send a notice to the county Construction Company said, "This process regulations, Giunco said, including send- residents, "and we're growing." Retiree to be honored planning board if the the applicant of planning and zoning is part of a ing notices to all home owners who live proposes to build on property bordering Democratic process, where everybody has within 200 feet of the site. The tract is owned by Allen Tracy, who ED BANK - Retired Colonel Raymond R. another municipality. If an applicant fails a right to say what (he has) to say ... It Residents have said, and township has contracted it to King James. Tourtillott of Little Silver will be honored at Trinity Episcopal Church's 14th annual R"Massing of the Colors" ceremony Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Rector Kenneth Aldrich will introduce Tour- tillott and present him with a plaque for his Navy expresses concern about marina project continued service to the country. Mayor Michael J. Arnone, members of the that would be problematic to Weapons * ITEHUIItt UUCXMN available for comment yesterday after- Police and Coast Guard, who are gener- Red Bank Borough Council will be guests of SUtion Earle's interest and detrimental to noon. ally "very responsive." honor. The Register the boating public." He said that state Marine Police and Benson said boaters occasionally, in- Representatives from the Army, Navy, Air MIDDLETOWN - The U.S. Navy is In an interview yesterday, Benson said U.S. Coast Guard officers, not naval advertantly, stray into the exclusionary Force, Marines and Coast Guard will also b- ac concerned about state plans to expand the he did not know if the state would modify officers, enforce the exclusionary zone zone, and voluntarily turn back after hand. Leonardo State Marina, according to Capt. its plans based on his comments. "We rule. He noted that Earle occasionally officers "politely" inform them of where Tourtillott entered the Army from at .id P.S. Benson. have little control over it one way or reports infringements to the Marine they are. University in 1917 as a second lieutenant in the For safety and security reasons, the another," he said. infantry. He retired in IKS after more than 36 Navy prohibits any unauthorized persons years active duty. But he said the Navy wanted the state or vessels from coming within 750 yards to know about problems that might arise The assignments held include service with of the Naval Weapons Station Earle piers, Herbert Hoover's famine Relief organization in before the parking area and other im- Rumson orders bird feeder out Benson said yesterday. provements are completed. The state is Moscow in 19X2; commanding officer of thi Patterson said in an Interview that using two acres for parking and the RUMSON — A borough couple has been Chinese Training Center in Ramgarh, India in The state recently purchased five acres "Birds are defecating all over surrousxliai remaining land is vaguely earmarked for ordered to remove the bird feeder In the IMS; officer in charge of Truce Teams in of land abutting the Leonardo Marina, and bouses." He said he has receiveda Manchuria in 1946. has begun to create a parking area there "expansion" of the Marina, according to backyard of their West Park section state officials. number of complaints from neighbors. During his time in China, Tourtillott met with for recreational boaters. home. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek in Mukden and In a letter dated May 31 to Jean Donlon, "Let people consider the potential James and Ruth NapoUtano of 3 Warren Ruth NapoUtano said yesterday she has with General Lin Piao, comandtng general of all chief of Land Acquisition for the state, problems beforehand. After the fact, we St. have ten days to take down the feeder, been feeding the redwinged blackbirds Communist troups. In Harbin. Benson wrote, "My concern is that the don't want to be the bad guy," Benson according to a notice signed by Eugene redheaded wrens, sparrows and .finches increased use of the Leonardo State said. Patterson, borough health officer. for three summers without a problem Marina could create additional infringe- He noted that he had not received a The notice said the feeder is In violation of the Public Health Nuisance Code. She added that she would go to court ments on the navigation exclusion zone response from Donlon, who was not rather than remove the bird feeder. The Register NEW JERSEY FRIDAY. JUNE 7, 1085 STATE DIGEST New Jersey, New York to end tax dodge
Reagan to visit state next week TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey product shipped back to his home and New York officials on yesterday state," Baldwin said. ASHINGTON (AP) - Kinder said White House aides announced a firstin-the-nation pact The program is aimed at those President Reagan will de- told him that Bloomfield was aimed at cracking down on con- businesses that sell high-priced Wliver an address on Ui suggested as a destination for the sumers who cross the border to items, such as jewelry, furs and revision Thursday in Bloomfield. president by Kean. evade sales taxes. electronic components. It only af- and local officials said they were "They were looking for a Tax officials said the program fects those products taxed In both already scrambling to give the middle class, suburban city," could lead to more than ISO million states, thereby excluding clothing, president "an old hometown said Kinder. "We're a good a year in added tax revenues for which is not taxed in New Jersey. U.S.A." welcome. cross-section of people." each jurisdiction. "We cannot stand idly by and "I can't remember as much Bloomfield has about 47,000 Shoppers avoid the sales taxes — permit some citixens to avoid paying excitement going through the residents, Including many white- 8 25 percent in New York City, at their fair share of taxes by using the community as right now," said and blue-collar workers who least 4 percent in the rest of the slate border, " said Roderick Chu, the tax Mayor John Kinder, SO, who grew commute to jobs in New York and ( percent in New Jersey — by commissioner for New York. up in the suburban Essex County City 12 miles to the west, and to buying an item in one state and Baldwin said some businesses town. "It's unreal, unreal." neighboring Newark. The com- either shipping it or declaring that is encourage tax evasion because it Kinder, Gov. Thomas H. Kean munity has 28.000 registered has been shipped to the other. allows them to sell their products at and aides to two New Jersey voters, with Republicans out- Under the agreement, the two a lower price. Republican congressmen — Rep. numbering Democrats by a 3-2 states will conduct audits, trade Chu said be had received numer- • James Courter of Hackettstown edge. information not previously shared ous complaints from Staten Island, and Dean Gallo of Partippany — "(Richard) Nixon came and trace sales in which it Is NY., furniture stores whose com- all said yesterday that Reagan through here as a candidate in suspected taxes have been evaded. petitors in New Jersey were not would make the visit. IMS," Kinder said. "That was Businesses will be asked to agree charging tax. The White House, following its the closest we've come to having to collect the tax — at the rate in "It's a fairness position overall," usual procedure a week in1 ad- a live president in town." effect in the consumer's state — Chu said. "If you want to compete, vance of a trip, declined to state Kinder said Kean would also when they make a sale that is sent compete in an honest, fair way. whether the visit would occur. attend the event. That could be to another state. The companies will Don't compete with tax evasion." Since announcing bis latest tax then turn over the revenues to their politically sensitive because The agreement, which takes effect' ASSOCIATED mess overhaul plan last week, Reagan Kean has publicly opposed a state, which will forward the funds Jan. 1, is between two states that are has made several stops around section of Reagan's tax overhaul to the government across the river. traditionally foes. There have been CRACKDOWN — John Baldwin, director of the state Division of the country touting the need to plan that would remove the Many consumers are unaware border wars over whether New Taxation, left, with his New York counterpart, Roderick G.W. Chu, change the income tax system current exemption for state and they are required to file statements Jersey Is luring companies from yesterday. local taxes. and pay the tax after items New York with the help of federal purchased across the border are development grants, and whether program's first year. New Jersey State Chamber of Com- shipped to their homes, said New New York is polluting New Jersey Baldwin also predicted that even merce, said the program "seems State airline license revoked Jersey Taxation Director John with sewage dumped in waterways. though the program is voluntary, like a pretty good idea." Baldwin. The "use" tax replaces the not having enough qualified man- "I would hope that this is the first each state will get 3,000 companies AIRFIELD (AP) - Med Air sales tax when items purchased out "It addresses a serious problem of gement personnel to assure safe in a long series of love tests" for the to agree to collect the taxes in the Express Inc., a small air of-state are sent to a consumer's first several years. He suggested a few businesses who have been operations. two states, Chu said. cargo carrier based at the home. that those firms that failed to evading the use tax law and giving F The invesitagtion, initiated The two officials said the agree- Essex County Airport here, has "The reality is there is no prac- register for the program might be themselves an unfair tax advantage when an federal inspector no- ment is unprecedented and they had its operating certificate re- tical way of enforcing that liability subject to greater state scrutiny. over competitors," said Wltmer ticed discrepancies on a routine expect their states to recover $10 voked for safety violations, the against the individual who had the million to CO million during the Pat Witmer, a spokesman for the "WewouldI eencouragn e compliance." Federal Aviation Administration ramp inspection on May 2, con- said yesterday. cluded that the carrier "operated The FAA alleged in a state- aircraft in an reckless manner so ment that Med Air, which leased as to endanger the lives and aircraft mainly to transport bank property of others," the FAA checks, used pilots that "were said. not qualified in terms of instru- Officials from Med Air, who ments check and appropriate were granted the operating initial or recurrent training." license on Feb 24, 1984. did not The statement also said the return telephone messages seek- FAA cited Med Air for using ing comment yesterday. more than nine different aircraft The company has 10 days to between April IS and May 1 In file an appeal to the National violation of regulations and for Transportation Safety Board. IF YOU LIVE 'Democrats for Kean' announced RENTON (AP) - A promi- itions on issues and to raise nent Democratic fund-raiser funds, Levine said. Tsaid yesterday he will sup- Kean, who attended the news port Republican Gov. Thomas H. conference, said be thought the Kean and announced that be and formation of the group will make W1THARENTED former Newark City Council "a substantial difference" in his President Earl Harris are bead- re-election campaign. ing a statewide group called "It takes courage to do this. "Democrats for Kean." This is a very unusual step in Peter Levine of Short Hills, a American politics," said Kean. shopping center developer who Levine has played major roles TV OR VCR raised campaign contributions in raising campaign contribu- for Democrats including Kean's tions for New Jersey Democrats opponent, Peter Shapiro, in his including U.S. Sen. Bill Bradley, two successful campaigns for former Gov Brendan T Byrne, Essex County executive, said he Rep. Robert Roe and a host of thinks Kean should be re-elected. state legislators He also raised "This is a pro Kean move- funds for former President Jim- THIS SUMMER ment, having absolutely nothing my Carter. to do with party label," Levine Levine was appointed to the said during a news conference. New Jersey Sports and Expo- "You'll never hear me say a sition Authority by Byrne and bad thing about Peter. I'm here reappointed by Kean. to say good things about Tom Although Kean has said he YOU WONT HAVE Kean. It's not the time for "new wants the GOP to wrest control ideas,'" he said, referring to of the Assembly from the Demo- Shapiro's campaign theme. crats In the November election, "Tom Kean is a proven leader." 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Soviet submarines. based on press accounts of the dealing with a tremendous amount of government cut off the would requallfy for the benefit Walker Jr. is accused of running "Depending on how much techni- retired Navy communications vulnerability to our operating forces, Eitary pension of a H-year- under a rule allowing him to doesn't appear to be highly sophisti- cal knowledge they had, they would specialist who operated private dec- major operating military vessels," old World War I veteran because deduct medical expenses from cated but that Its members may have had a tremendous ability" to live agencies in Norfolk, Va., and is he said. "I feel as though it is very hit Income wai 88.40 a week his Income. have been In just the right position pass on such secrets, he said. accused of being a spy for the Soviets serious, primarily because of the more than allowed. Powell, who lives in the small to pirate away damaging secrets. Carver and other intelligence ex- as far back as 1986. exposure you've had." Oacar Powell's $78.75 a month town of PolkvlUe in Cleveland Walker's apparent teal for his perts said U.S. officials must as- "I don't really feel as though it's Carver said, "It wouldn't have had Veterana Administration benefit County in western North Caro- secret life, as alleged in federal sume that the Soviets gained a wide a sophisticated net," said Greaney, to be very sophisticated to get waa ended after be listed his lina, was drafted into the Army indictments, prompted one former range of secrets As a communica- executive director of the Association priceless information." annual Income aa 16,119.30 on a In 1911 and honorably discharged CIA official to describe him this tions officer at Atlantic Fleet Head- of Former Intelligence Officers. "... Walker's son, Michael L. Walker, questionnaire last year. after the war. way: "He was Walter Mitty." quarters in Norfolk before his retire- It seems extremely disjointed. 23, was arrested while serving as a The money comet from Social James Powell said the ending But unlike the fictional mil- ment in 1976, John Walker "would Whether he really had control of It, yeoman on the aircraft carrier Security and Medicare payments of VA benefits meant his uncle quetoast who imagined a famous have been aware of everything I don't know." Nimitz. of M.IM.JO and »1,M5 in interest had to cut back his budget for life, Walker Is accused of acting out flowing in and out of the communica- on cash he received when he sold food and other needs. his fantasy as pointman for a ring tions center," Carver said. a bouse 10 years ago, Powell "It has prevented him from selling Navy secrets to the Soviets. The latest man arrested In the •aid. buying some clothing be needs The four charged so far, all case, Jerry A.Whitworth of Davis, His nephew, James Powell, and some food," James Powell current or former Navy men, were Calif., retired from the Navy in 1983 •aid the Interest payments said. not of particularly high rank. But, after serving as a radioman at pushed his uncle's income MM 20 according to intelligence experts, Alameda Naval Air Station, Calif., over the VA limit for his pension J.B. Clark, a VA officer who their involvement in Navy com- and as communications watch of- — about $8 38 a week too much. reviewed the caae, said that if munications, submarines and car- ficer on the aircraft carrier "They only seem to want to Powell's medical expenses are riers means they had access to a Enterprise. balance the budget," Oscar Pow- large enough at the end of the wide range of secret message traf- "A radioman is terribly helpful to ell said of the Reagan Adminis- year to put his income below the fic. you," Carver said. "It's not the tration. "I didn't worry nothing limit, he would qualify for retro- "In the intelligence trade," said compromise of any single message. about it." active payment of his 1985 pen- former CIA officer George A. It's the compromise of techniques, VA officials reviewed the caae sion. Carver Jr., "there are no secrets signatures, call signs, frequencies. more secret, none you want to English teams banned by world body protect more, than those dealing Soviet access to Navy communica- with communications. tions from within could yield clues to URICH. Switzerland (AP) - ID London, Prime Minister "There are few things for the U.S. coding patterns of messages, which The International Soccer Margaret Thatcher welcomed government more sensitive than the they could then use in analyzing U.S. Federation yesterday banned the ban, telling the House of means and methods and procedures communications intercepted elec- Z Commons:"I think we fully English clubs from world com- of communications within nuclear tronically, they said. petition indefinitely because of understand why they have made ballistic submarines on patrol," Moreover, they say, the Soviets the Brussels soccer riot in which it and I hope we shall be able to added Carver, former deputy direc- could have gained information on 38 people died. take steps which will restore our tor of the CIA for national in- own nuclear-weapons carrying sub- Joseph Blatter, general sec- good name, both at home and in telligence. marines. retary of the federation, said the international football." . "They are one key leg of the "We don't want them to know ASSOCIATED HtESS sanctions are a worldwide ex- If the Union of European nuclear triad ... and anything bear- what methods we use to keep our tension of the ban imposed Football Associations later de- ing on that would have been priceless subs from being tracked by them," SEEING DOUBLE — Ron Magill, an animal handler at Miami's Sunday by toe Union of European cides to exclude the English to the Soviets and extraordinarily said Carver, senior fellow at MetroZoo, appears transfixed by a two-headed ball python which Football Associations. The union, national squad from the 1988 damaging to the United States." Georgetown University's Center for the zoo borrowed from a rare reptile company for a lecture series. European soccer's governing European Cup, the International Retired Navy Capt. James T. Stateglc and International Studies. Named Medusa, the snake is about two months old, less than a body, barred English teams from Soccer Federation might reach Bush, who now works at the Center "That's maximum sensitivity with a foot in length, and both heads have been seen eating mice. playing on the continent for an "a similar verdict" about Eng- for Defense Information, a group capital M and capital S." indefinite period. land's participation in the World Fans of the team from Liver- Cup, Blatter said. pool, England, were blamed by The English Football Associa- authorites for instigating the tion has voluntarily withdrawn bloody rioting at last week's its professional dubs from Euro- European Cup of Champions final pean competition for one year, in Brussels against the Juventus but has now bitterly protested team from Turin, Italy. toe ban. Senate OK's $38 million to rebels ASHINGTON (AP) - The "provide support for the freedom Senate voted yesterday to fighters who are struggling for Wapprove 198 million in non- liberty and democracy in weapons logistical aid to anti- Nicaragua. The Senate has seen Sandinista rebels and to repeal a that their struggle is ours - that strict prohibition against U.8. they need and deserve the help of support for military action inside the American people." Nicaragua. He urged the House "to Join The vote was 55 to 42 with the Senate in sending a signal to both the Sandinistas and KIMKEL'S President Reagan praised the to the struggling Nicaraguan Senate action aa "a display of democratic opposition: Ifce only bipartisan concern for the people resolution to the tragedy in of Central America and our own Nicaragua is the same course national security." which the Congress has sup- SUMMER The aid amendment would ported in El Salvador - that of provide 814 million this year and democracy, reconciliation and $24 million next year, resuming liberty." COLLECTION direct U.S. assistance to rebels The proposal, sponsored by fighting to overthrow Sens. Richard Lugar, R-Ind. and O Nicaragua's leftist government. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., would restrict The Democratic-controlled the aid to food, clothing, medi- House, which has led opposition cines and transportation. It bars to CIA aid to the guerrilla force use of the money to buy weapons, in Nicaragua known as the ammunition, and other lethal Contras, is expected to voWon a military equipment. similar proposal next week. But the aid could be tunneled Reagan, in a statement re- through the CIA, which trained leased by the White House, said and supported the rebel force the Senate amendment would from 1981 until last year. Body found may be Mengele's MBU, Brazil (AP) - Police eral police have "documents and exhumed a body in this quiet a diary belonging to Mengele," town Thursday that they seized at at the borne of a E German couple in Brazil where believe is Dr. Josef Mengele, the sadistic Auschwitz "angel of Mengele apparently had been death" who became the symbol living. MAJOR of Nazi evil. He did not say when or where STORE The federal police chief In Sao police found the documents, but PRICES Paulo, Romeo Tuma, said he was said West German authorities "90 percent convinced" that the advised Brazil that Mengele was man who drowned in a 1979 living in the country. accident and was buried as an Mengele, who would be 74 now, Austrian, was the doctor whose has been sought since World War bizarre medical "experiments" II. Rewards, totaling $3.5 million made a shocking page even In have been offered for infor- Adolf Hitler's book of horrors. mation leading to his capture. Three gravedlggers with picks Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal, and shovels opened the weed- who arrived in New York from covered mound In the small Vienna on Thursday for a 10-day SAVINGS IN OUR ENTIRE cemetery. The coffin became visit to the United States, was COAT DEPT stuck in the cavity, which was "extremely skeptical" of the SUIT DEPT ' CHILDREN'S DEPT four feet deep, and police told report, said Rabbi Marvin Hier, JUN INFANTS them to smash it open. dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Bones and shreds of clothing Center in Los Angeles. were removed by hand. Joae Hier said it could have been Antonio de Mello, director of the Intended to throw searchers off. Sao Paulo morgue, held the skull "Credible information" has high for the hundreds of on- placed Mengele at various lo- lookers to see. cations since 1979, including a Meilo said it would be difficult new lead developed "only this to determine whether the disar- week," he said. rayed bones, placed In a morgue Serge Klarsfeld, a Paris law- va.i on a long metal tray, were yer who with his wife, Beate, Is those of the man who sent one of the world's best-known hundreds of thousands of people Nazi hunters, said: "If Mengele to gas chambers. were dead, his family would be In "By the looks of things it will a hurry to make it known in order take at least 15 days to get a to settle an important in- positive ID," be said. heritance and the German courts Tuma told reporters that fed- would be immediately aware." Spelling Is this teen's milieu |ASHINGTON (AP) - A 13- Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. 'year-old Illinois boy, com- To capture the championship, W peting for the third time, Balu first speUed "farrago," won the 58th National Spelling which Kate had missed. Bee yesterday by correctly spell- ing the word "milieu." Among the spellers eliminated Balu Natarajan, an 8th-grader earlier was a 14-year-old Cambo- who enjoys playing basketball dian refugee, Linn Yam, who and collecting baseball cards, learned English only six yean defeated Kate Llngley, IS, ago. The Register FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1985 6A OPINION OURS A warning on storm warning erhaps nothing could have in use. And, they believe, such a prevented the extreme loss of life system could have saved lives Presulting from last week's violent elsewhere in the past by making it weather in Pennsylvania, Ohio and possible to issue early danger warn- Canada. But if technology exists that ings. could have minimized the death toll "Those of us who are in the and we're not using it, the tragedy becomes even harder to accept. business and have seen this system work feel there is a terrible, un- According to Charles Hosier, a necessary loss of life occurring all Pennsylvania State University over the country," said Hosier. meteorology professor and chairman Those are strong words, coming of the National Research CouncTs from a man in his position — strong Board on Atmospheric Sciences and enough to make us wonder if the Climate, such technology does exist. Washington bureaucracy has its And we aren't using it. budgetary priorities straight. Hosier says the technology, which We believe the appropriate gov- is gathering dust due to lack of federal ernmental agencies should evaluate funding, is a high resolution radar the research council's assertions. And system that can measure how rapidly if they are found accurate, the system Press-government flap goes on a potentially dangerous weather front ought to be put into use as rapidly as is moving toward a given area. The possible, no matter what the cost. five years to write a story he had learned in professor and his colleagues believe WASHINGTON - The revolving door land and Puerto Rico — but had neglected to many lives could have been saved in No price tag can be too high when through which some reporters leave for big tell the governments involved. his official capacity? last week's tornadoes had the radar — it comes to saving human lives — government jobs — and later return to the But the top-secret document was dated Gelb obtained the 1975 document from another source — and was astonished to known as the Doppler system — been even one. media - can be a tricky apparatus, and every 1975, two years before Gelb's tenure in Foggy so often someone gets his foot caught. Bottom. Chain, who had reportedly been realize that no one had apparently seen fit to That's what happened to Leslie Gelb, who getting some ribbing about the story, ordered disclose its diplomatically delicate contents went back to work at The New York Times to the State Department bureau most r after serving two years as director of the obviously concerned. State Department's bureau of politico-mili- Gelb couldn't recall ever having seen the tary affairs. Gelb's predicament raises document during his two years at State. Just interesting questions about this continuing Jack Anderson to make sure, though, he called friends in his traffic between the world of government old office and was assured that they were Tax Reform secrets and a profession that is supposed to his staff not to talk to Gelb. And in a fit of unaware of the document and the policy it dig them out. described Could a former government official take pique, Chain removed Gelb's picture from advantage of his clout when he becomes a the wall featuring photographs of past For the determinedly scrupulous Gelb, the reporter again? Sure. Did Gelb? No. directors and put this notice in its place: knowledge that key officials in the State In fact, his brief State Department career "Removed for Cause. The P.M. Director, Department had been left in the dark all Let Congress Hear Your Voice cost him a story. But that didn't keep some 1977-1979, did willingly, willfully and know- these years was something he could mt people — including, apparently, the State ingly publish, 19(5, classified information the ethically write about, since it stemmed Department's current politico-military direc- release of which is harmful and damaging to directly from the two years he had worked tor, Lt. Gen. John T. Chain Jr. — from the country." for the government. So he didn't include the suspecting that Gelb had traded improperly Chain didn't name Gelb, nor did he say that information in his story. on his former position for a story he wrote Gelb had seen the document during his two- Dear Congressman: Feb. 13 on U.S. nuclear contingency plans year tour at State But the implication was Former government employees are for- The Times story was based on a top-secret clear. bidden to divulge secrets they learned in their The accusation was outrageous, of course, jobs. This time, a meticulous reporter • I support President Reagan's proposal for tax reform. Please vote in White House document that had already surfaced abroad and caused a brief furor in and after a time Chain and Gelb reconciled. apparently decided he couldn't reveal that, favor of "America's Tax Plan" and urge your colleagues to do likewise. the foreign press. It revealed that the United In fact, there had never been any reason while he was a government muck-amuck, he for Chain to suspect his predecessor Ethics hadn't been told a secret that he should have COMMENTS: States had contingency plans for deploying nuclear weapons in Bermuda, Canada, Ice- aside, why would Gelb have waited more than been told They long to be misunderstood Sincerely, . (Name) j BOSTON-So you made a commitment lace bras under see-through shirts. Little The middle-class life that's being mocked is when you were young that you would never, Madonnas to the right of you and the left of updated (in this movie, boring adults star in I ever, become the sort of adult who turned you. their company's televison ads and slip copies (Address) | purple at the sight of Elvis' pelvis. Nor would Now you ask me, where did you go wrong? of "I'm Okay, You're Okay" onto the night you ever ask a Beatle, "What do you call that Well, don't look for an answer In the stars. table), but the theme is an adolescent I haircut?" You would stay cool. You would, Look for it if you must, where I found it, in classic: one generation rebelling against its at any cost, understand. elders. Up to now, all things considered, you've This is where you find the truth about the I Dear Congressman: done pretty well. When your daughter bought plague of Wanna Be's, those Madonna the 130 ripped T-shirt, you didn't cut off her groupies now playing to highly critical • I oppose President Reagan's plan to change the federal income tax allowance. All you said was, "Do you think Ellen Goodman reviews in your neighborhood The same old adolescent need to rebel has run up against laws. Please vote against his proposal and urge your colleagues to do likewise. that's your best color?" When your son came home with a pierced an escalating adult wall of tolerance. The COMMENTS: ear, you didn't go into your mother's fainting the movie "Desperately Seeking Susan." I more accepting the adults, the more routine. You offered him rubbing alcohol and promise you that this is not a demented teen outrageous the young until you get the Wanna then stayed awake all night trying to film. It's a terrific farce about a bored Be's. These are the freaks who evolve when remember which ear meant gay. housewife, Roberta, who fantasizes herself you raise the freak-out threshold. And when the lOth-grade English class you into the amoral, anarchistic, sleazy life of I mean, think about it. Think about how taught went punk, you didn't ban the Susan. Susan — if you live beyond the hard it is for kids to shock the sort of elders Mohicans. You went ahead teaching "Romeo circulation of the planet Earth — is played who once played in college productions of and Juliet" to the girl in the front row, just by Madonna, who is actually playing herself. "Hair." Imagine rebelling against today's Sincerely, as if she didn't have pink hair and a safety This movie is more than a vehicle for the parents who accept rebellion as a normal pin in her left nostril. rock star; it's a subtext for the whole stage of life. Try being outrageous in front . (Name) Indeed, at no time did you ever utter a Madonna phenomenon. The heroine, Roberta, of a teacher who refuses to notice that you threatening or humiliating word to a skin- feels about Susan the way a groupie feels have waxed your eyebrows off and are (Address) head, although you practiced your yoga about Madonna, which is the way a middle- wearing black lipstick on the upper Up and breathing a good deal. You and your friends class adolescent feels about the rebel. She is white on the lower. would tell each other that behind every mace in awe. Are you beginning to get it? The results of all this are that you are left bracelet on the street was a fragile adoles- Roberta, standing in for every good girl, is to grind your teeth and suppress your horror cent ego searching for identity. The worst the delayed adolescent whose naughtiest act while the terminally tacky young talk like thing you ever did was utter the parenting is finishing a birthday cake after her husband helium addicts and wear black lace training To cast your vote with Congress on President Reagan's proposed income tax mantra of the child psychologists: "I love tells her not to. By contrast, SusanMadonna bras to the breakfast table. The one thing you program, clip out the appropriate coupon, check the box and return the coupon you, but I don't love what you are doing." is pure ego, unencumbered by guilt, family, misunderstand is how the young long to be to us in an envelope marked "Yes" if you favor the president's plan or "No" if So what did it get you? What was your conscience, and certainly unencumbered by misunderstood. you are opposed. You may drop off your ballot at our offices or mail it to: The reward for all this understanding? I'll tell you class, middle or otherwise. So, the next time you see a girl jiggling her Register, One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. We will forward the what it got you. Madonna. If you study this subtext, Madonna's black belly button down the street, take my advice coupons to U.S. Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., in Washington, D.C. Madonna of the belly button. Madonna of lace bra and white lace stockings become the Stand still, look her straight in the eye and the "virgin" T-ehirts. Madonna of the blonde 19S5 female version of Brando's leather scream. Go ahead, fake it if you have to. It's hair and black roots. Madonna of the black jacket and Ringo's bangs and Elvis' bumps. all for the sake of the children YOURS OTHERS' Serious problems in school other classrooms so they can "cool down." The rich get richer No one in the administration addresses me To the Editor: fact that "...children cannot learn in an To the Editor: When the Red Bank Board of Education atmosphere of terror ...," although the The tax plan presented by President meets, as it did May 14, the meeting superintendent has used this as a topic Reagan acknowledges a long-recognized re- Those thriller NBA playoffs information passed on to you is usually sentence in her recent Sunday article. One ality. Namely, that some people are better imcomplete because criticism is something can be Impressed by her writing skills, but than others and should be treated according- ll of Hollywood's creative writers Angeles Lakers in Wednesday's NBA about which it does not report. not by her administrative judgment. ly, the essence of republlcism. That is, some — more specifically, both of them playoff game. The series, tied 2-2, We were extremely critical of the hand- No one in the administration addresses the are movers, shakers and wealth-generators ling, or actually non-handling, of two serious fact that a priority Is given to the three- and while the majority are workers, followers A— couldn't have penned a more resumes tonight on national TV. The Red Bank primary school problems: school four-year-old programs because this catches and consumers no matter what color their exciting script for the Boston Celtics' faint of heart should watch "Miami bus behavior and in-school disruption and the eye of the press, while the academic level last-second victory over the Los Vice." violence. of the first to fourth grades suffer because The plan favors the wealthy over all others The former is totally out of hand and can the ears of the press have not beard about the The 3 percent of the adult population that now only be improved with the addition of aides disruptive and ofttlmes violent daily routine owns some SO percent of the nation's wealth on all the buses. A small price to pay for our which the administration is inept at handling. and therefore power, will have their taxes' children's safety. We made a number of recommendations at significantly lowered. Almost everyone else The latter continues to such an extent that the board meeting, received no acknowledg- will see Increased taxes and reduced life one of the better Red Bank primary teachers ment whatsoever, but have noticed some fiylef.]' ,»PP<»ra that the hardest hit will be had to be assigned as mediator, arbitrator or some paper remedies since then. Our the middle class and small business "dean of discipline" leaving his class a good suggestion is that parents who have the same Thus, the nation will be divided into two The Register percentage of the time to the aides. concerns, write to the Commissioner of broad classes, the Investors and executives No one in the administration addresses the Education expressing their feelings. We don't and the workers. The wealthy will continue Established m 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register unruly conduct, screaming and yelling of need band-aid solutions; we need serious to grow richer and be ever better able to A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper aides and even some teachers whose de- change. "Surprising Red Bank" — yes, lt Is retain their assets Further, entry to the corum only brings to the daily routine an surprising, but we can make a difference if Investor-executive class will be even more GEORGE J LISTER atmosphere of disruption. we keep up the pressure. Either change the strictly limited, if not totallytotally ckwk? President and Publisher No one in the administration addresses the routine of toe school, or make way for an We have recreated tthhe pre-twenUeth fact that disruptive and violent children are administration that knows bow to do it. century right here in the "middle-kingdom." Bill Thompson Charles C. Triblehorn Jane Foderaro left in the mainstream classrooms, taken out Ciy Ed*x Sunday Editor only for brief periods to the holding room or MBsnk FWOAY. JUNE 7, 1985 The Register 7A Lawrence F. Mahoney James, the 3rd Frustaci septuple!, dies Lawrence F. Mahoney, 65, of member of the Lincroft First Aid Lincroft, died yesterday in Squad. place from which he came, where increasing the baby's life, saying Rlverview Medical Center, Red Mr. Mahoney was a New Jersey ORANGE, Calif. (AP) - A third Peanut and Christina await him," that each time the mother would.. Bank. state champion horseshoe pitcher Frustaci septuplet, a tiny boy named Frustaci said, pausing as tears touch the baby, readings of his Bom in Katonah, NY, Mr nine times. He held state titles from James Martin, died yesterday In the overwhelmed him. oxygen blood saturation would go up Mahoney had been a resident of 19M to 1940, and from 1947 to 1948. arms of his parents, and one of his Dr. Carrie Worcester, director of 10 percent. Lincroft for many years. His 73.* percent average for a 1940 sisters was said by their father "to newborn intensive care at Childrens She said the cause of death was He retired an a custodian for the tournament still stands at a state be hanging on by a thread." Hospital, also wiped away tears as severe hyaline membrane disease Middletown Township Board of record. Samuel Frustaci, fighting back she told reporters: "Septuplet B died and that at his death James re- Catherine E. Dametz Education, after 24 years of service. Surviving are his wife, Paula tears, announced the death of his son at 11:04 a.m. after a valiant struggle sembled a 25-or-26 week-old baby, He was a U.S. Army veteran of Menzel Mahoney; two daughters, at a news conference, saying that he for life. As you know, his chances for rather than the 28-week-old baby Catherine E. Dametz, 81, of World War II, of the Third Army Patricia M. Fowler of Eatontown, and his wife, Patricia, felt "very survival were 50-50." that he was. Oceanport, died yesterday In Mon- division. and Barbara J. Mahoney of Lincroft; fortunate that James was able to Bonnie Marie is still "fighting for She said the other three sep- mouth Medical Center, Long Mr. Mahoney was a special police three brothers, John F. Mahoney of remain with us for as long as he did. her life, with only a very, very small tupleu, Patricia Ann, Stephen Earl . Branch. officer for more than 25 years in Middletown, Joseph F and Michael We both were able to be with James chance for her survival," Mi. and Richard Charles, continue to . • Born in Baltimore, Md . she had Middletown. L. Mahoney, both of Lincroft; and at his parting." Worcester said. make progress every day, and are been a resident of Oceanport. He was one of the first trustees of one granddaughter. The infant died 16 days after birth, Frustaci said he and his wife were gaining weight. The remain in She was a communicant of the St. Leo the Great Roman Catholic The John E. Day Funeral Home, of cardipulmonary arrest caused by notified two days ago that both critical but stable condition, using a Roman Catholic Church of the Church, Lincroft, an exempt fireman Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- hyaline membrane disease — an babies were in danger of dying. ventilator to breathe. Precious Blood, Monmouth Beach, of the Lincroft Fire Co., and a past ments. inability to produce a substance that "Bonnie Marie is fighting for her Frustaci said his wife had "gone and a member of the Senior Citizens keeps the lungs from collapsing. All life," he said. "She's hanging on by through a lot," but she continues to Club of Oceanport. Sedric L. Henry Sr. surviving Frustaci babies, born 12 a thread. We hope and pray she remain very positive," and added Her husband, Moritz Paul weeks premature, suffer from the survives." that both their spirits had been lifted Dameta, died in 1974. Sedric L. Henry, Sr., 86, of East many other shore area construction ailment. Ms. Worcester said James by mail relaying prayers to them Surviving are a daughter-in-law, Keansburg, died Thursday in companies during his lifetime. Frustaci said he saw in James Martin's condition never improved from around the world. Doris Dametz of East Brunswick; Martin "the same fighting spirit" of and had worsened considerably in David Anthony and Christina Bayshore Community Hospital, Surviving are his wife, Leona and three grandchildren. another septuplet nicknamed the last few days, when his parents Marie were buried last Friday in Holmdel Crosbie Henry; a son, Sedric L. Peanut, 1-pound David Anthony, who began a vigil at his side. private services near the Frustaci The Woolley Funeral Home, Long Born in Brooklyn, NY, Mr. Henry, Jr., of Point Pleasant; a died May 24. A girl, Christina home. Branch, is in charge of arrange- Henry moved to East Keansburg 70 daughter, Mrs. Leona Straniero of "He went into complete respir- Elizabeth, was stillborn when the With a strong Mormon belief in big ments. years ago. Neptune; nine grandchildren and atory arrest in his parents' arms," babies were delivered by Caesarean families, Mrs. Frustaci, 30, under- Prior to retiring in 1960, he was eight great-grandchildren. she said. employed as a mason contractor section May 21. Ms. Worcester credited the cons- went treatments with the fertility George W. Pheasant with the Leonard Covert Construc- The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- "We know James has gone to the tant presence of the parents with drug Pergonal. tion Co., Middletown, along with port, is in charge of arrangements. George W. Pheasant, 70, of the Morganville section of Marlboro, died yesterday in Freehold Area Roman F. Biernacki Hospital, Freehold Township. Born in Perth Amboy, Mr. Roman F. Biernacki, 70, of and Accepted Masons, New York Pheasant had lived in Kenilworth Middletown, died yesterday in City. Vineetony before moving to Morganville 35 Rivervlew Medical Center, Red Surviving are his wife, Lucia years ago. Bank. SanFilippo Biernacki; two sons, FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS Hi was a former truck driver and He had resided in Queens, N.Y., Richard F. Biernacki of White proprietor of Kuhn's Farm and before moving to Middletown 23 Plains, and Roman F. Biernacki Jr. • BAR MITZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION Garden Center, Matawan. He retired years ago. of Monmouth Beach; two daughters, in 1978, as a bus driver for the He retired as manager of Owens- Linda McGinnis of Little Silver, and Suburban Transit Bus Co., South Illinois, Holmdel, after 33 years of Mary Louise Bloyed of Highland Plainfield. service. Park; a brother, Danile Biernacki of k-k-floia His wife, Ruth Burt Pheasant, He was a U.S. Navy veteran of Merden, Conn.; and four grand- died in 1978 World War II, and a special police children. Surviving are three sons, George officer In Middletown. The John E. Day Funeral Home, W Pheasant Jr. and Robert Mr. Biernacki was a member of Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- MIDDLETOWN Flowers by Bob Goodman Pheasant, both of Jackson, and the Bredablick Lodge No.. 880, Free ments, i Flortet ft Garden C*»t«r MkWt. RoM • L.U..I »>emie. HaMat 749 Hwy 35, Middletown Thomas Pheasant of Morganville; a All mijw credit cards accepted by phont sister, who resides in Florida; and 671-2507 787-0049 671-0346 two grandchildren. Hwy. 35. Middletown Phone orders accepted with credit card The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, W» Dtlivr Every Bloomin Thing is in charge of arrangements. Organization wins in Eatontown Sayrewoods Florist II Flowers Speak From the Heart World-Wide Wire Service 114 Main St.. Matawtn tage on the Council. (Across from Jerry Beyer's Restaurant) EATONTOWN - The candidates Hansen, a member of the Zoning KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST backed by the borough's Republican Board, received the highest number 1870 Hwy. 35. Middletown, N.J 07748 Fruit Baskets • Gifts • Balloons 566-3200 HENRY — Sadrto I, 8-. N M 10 Henry Piece. organization, Joseph Muzetska and of votes among the Republicans, 203, ' 671-0744 741-2695 113 W Front St U* Keanehvg, N.J., an TNirsaer, Jon. t. IMS In Middletown's Finest" We Stnd Flown Worldwid* Hotmdel Townehtp tHowia (HMbftnd of Leana Wilbur Hansen, defeated Joseph and Muzetska, former borough hous- C. Ou Bust Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Mnor Cndli Ctrdt Accepted Cotbf Henry. Path* of ftedric L. Henry, Jr.. md Mrs. Gaetano and Margaret Hawxhurst, ing inspector and zoning officer, got Laona Blranlaro artnatwutm of nine. arMi-argnd- Mnar o> t4gM tervttae R.« '25.30 PIERRE CARDIN - HENR" QRETHEL • JOHN HENRY NBO'S FATHER'S DAY SPECTACULAR! 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Everything, except shoes. $Q88 No. 8 N BO AH nukyor crMM c«rtfl *rcrptf Middletown Marlboro Manalapan Talks on Living Wills Decorating seminar Town's 300th birthday Several short Ulki on • "Living A free decorating seminar will be celebration on June 15 Will" will be given Sunday at 10 a.m. held at the Marlboro Branch of the at the annual meeting of the Mem- Monmouth County Library June 10 at Manalapan Township will cel- orial Association of Monmouth Coun- 7:15 p.m. ebrate its 300th birthday during ty. The meeting, open to the public, Three Marlboro residents, Rose Manalapan Day festivities June IS at will be held In the auditorium of The Marie Cots, Rlma Jakub, and Ann Battlefield State Park from 11 a.m. First Unitarian Church of Monmouth Schwartz, directors with Trans- to 7 p.m. County, Lincroft design International, of Woodstock, The party will feature a cake Practical, moral, ethical and legal Ga., will explain bow a mixture of measuring 24 by 8 feet, large enough Issues will be covered by the different styles can reflect the to feed 1,000 people. Entertainment speakers: Eugene Cbeslock, M.D., personality and taste of home- planned includes "Steven the Ma- Shrewsbury and Neptune; Mary owners. gician," the square-dancing "Merri Bergen, R.N., Middlesex General- Lights," Tim Downs, radio station University Hospital, Middlesex; WJLK disc jockey, the Monmouth Arthur Goldsweig, Esq., Marlboro; Battlefield Chorus and the Happy Steven Klein, administrator, Union Beach Days String Band. Rivervlew Medical Center, Red Other attractions are kiddie rides, Bank, and the Rev. Harold Dean, crafts, antiques and art, hayrides, pastor of the host church. Summer reading the release of 3,000 helium-filled balloons and a hot air balloon lift off Prayer vigil tonight A summer reading and fun pro- Various 16th century children's gram, "Rock 'N Read," prepared by gsmes will take place throughout the Prayer vigils will be held from 8 libraries under a state grant, Is now day. underway at the Union Beach Mem- THE REQISTEH/CAAL D. FOMNO to t tonight at Earle Naval Weapons Hot dogs and hamburgers will Station, Route 36, Leonardo, by orial library. The program la open to BAKLAVA BAKE — Women ot the Greek tonight, Saturday and Sunday at the Colts Neck children from kindergarten through stock food booths and a sampling of members of Monmouth County Pax ethnic foods will also be available. Orthodox Church, Holmdel, prepare baklava, a Firehouse. Christ! and friends. sixth grade. traditional Greek pastry, (or the Greek Festival Three-day Greek festival starts today Hartenias, Parlin, will demonstrate Other traditional foods such as COLTS NECK - Be Greek for a typical Greek weaving on a loom. pasticchio (ziti and meat), day' Come eat, dance and be merry moussaka (eggplant), shlsh kebab at- a real Greek festival tonight, The youthful dance team, Kimisis, and souvlakl (shlsh kebab in pita Saturday and Sunday at the Colts will perform dances depicting bread) will also be served. Neck Firehouse. A huge tent will episodes from Greek history. Free The festival is presented by provide shelter, rain or shine. Hours Greek dance lessons will be given Kimisis Tis Tbeotokou Greek Or- w01 be 6 to midnight tonight; noon Saturday at 1 and 3 p.m. Games, thodox Church, Holmdel Proceeds to midnight tomorrow and noon to 8 raffles and prises will also be will be used to help construct the p.m. Sunday. offered. congregation's first church for Authentic Greek foods, pastries Platters of mexethakia (ap- Bayshore residents of Hellenic de- and imported wines will be served; petizers) will Include fish roe dip, scent, planned since 1876. The con- live Greek music and a show will cocktail meatballs, feu cheese and gregation will decide later this provide entertainment and imported Greek olives, stuffed grapevine month on plans for the building to be jewelry, pottery and handcrafts will leaves, cheese triangles and spinach erected on a *Vi acre site on be ready to purchase. Vera triangles. Hillcrest Road. • Pool Supplies • Chemicals SERVICE SALUTE • Replacement Unors • Motora » Pump* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mid- RED BANK - Army Pvt. Themas shipman Laurence A. Marsh, son of Hermida, son of Coleen Ecklof and Ethel R. Marsh, was graduated in Thomas Hermida, has completed May from the United States Naval basic training at Ft. Dlx Academy. He received a bachelor of MIDDLETOWN - Marine Pvt. science degree in history and was Carolot A. OUvero, son of Carlos M. Add on Pools, Inc commissioned second lieutenant In Olivero, completed Infantry Combat the Marine Corps. Training Course at Marine Corps 1400 HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN A former Toms River resident, Base, Camp Pendelton, Calif. Marsh graduated from Toms River East High School in INI. He MIDDLETOWN - Sgt. Patrick J. 671-0808 received the academy's George Caney, son of Lawrence M. and Olmsted Foundation Scholarship. Marie D. Carney, participated In a Marsh is the son ot Ethel R NATO sponsored exercise Reforger Laurence A. 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Bach sacred oratorio "St. All you can eat. 1:30 A.M. to 13 noon. leaves St. Mary's, New Monmouth Matthew Passion" in the air con- Donation - Adults M, children (under Monday 10 a.m. 7174131 or 717-3663 ditioned Holmdel High School. 13) 11.50. •Crawford's Comer Rd., Holmdel. Keansburg Dinner Dance - "The Living Will - Practical, 'With over 100 voices, soloists. Mon- Baysbore Senior Dsy Center 10th an- moral, ethical and legal issues." A mouth Conservatory Childrens niversary celebration. Buck Smith's, panel discussion sponsored by The Chorus, Baroque orchestra. Tickets East Keansburg, 3 p.m. until. Dona- Memorial Association of Monmouth i are IS fc H for students and senior tion OS per person. Happy hour, din- County will be held at the Unitarian • citizens Contact C. Henry SO4U1 or ner, dancing, entertainment, door Churo' ' 75 W Front St.. Lincroft at ! Count Basic Theater box office prises. Everyone welcome. For 10 luests welcome, refresh- | M3-M0I tickets and information call 4O-M64. •Mi aerved. I Flea Market at Baysbore Com-, » a.m.-3 p.m. Mon.-Frt. j munity Church, Ocean Ave., East' N.J. YOUTH STATE OR- Keansburg. M p.m. Rain or shine. CHESTRA. Free concert at Rumson JULY I* - SATURDAY Space IS For reservations 4*5-3331 or Fatr Haven Regional H.S., Ridge Rd. TRIP TO RADIO CITY - DISNEY 4K-17U after 530 p.m. at Bingham. 3 p.m MS-7M1. COMES TO NEW YORK. By The Open Door, 121. Leaves Red Bank It Eatontown United Methodist JUNf. •• »- Haxlet. 73»-S»M Church. Flea Market, • a.m.-! p.m MONI> .-SATURDAY 71 Wyckoff Rd. Spaces available by H- fas* Park k Leonardo Fire SEPTEMBER 3-16 reservation N. Call M1-71SJ or Company annual fair, June 10 thru MONDAY-MONDAY 543-0013 or M3-007V Snack bar and June IS. Fireman's night, Wed. June St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- bake sale all day. Admission free. 13. Rides, games, food, prises. Fair lands, will sponsor a trip to Norway, grounds Hwy. X k Leonard Ave., Sweden and Denmark. Cost SIM* par Rumson Girl Scout Troop 560 to Leonardo. person, double occupancy. Csll hold garage/yard sale, 10 am-3 p.m. 3*14676 or 3*1-0173. -at 70 Beuevue Ave. (South off JUNE 11 - TUESDAY Rumton Rd.) Large variety No early Delicious Strawberry Festival SEPTEMBER tt-OCTOBER II birds, sale WILL NOT be set up until Middletown Reformed Church, 123 THURSDAY-THURSDAY 10 a.m. Kingi Hwy.. Middletown. 6:304:30. Special Pioneers IS day grand tour a 75 adulu. Children 13 * under of Italy. Includes aU tours, hotels 4 Flea Market. Bayshore Community 11 50 Take out orders by calling meals. Open to the public 114*6 par Church, Ocean Ave., E. Keansburg. •MM, person. Call 643-4*00 for Information. FRIDAY. JUNE 7, 1985 The Regiater M Baptist Press holds steady in denominational conflict Press' output censored or "evidence of ill will toward Press- vice. church." "They're in a very tricky situation If REORK W CMKLL "screened" to remove "emotional ier" and that the stories showed It's "one of the most reliable and Time's OsUlng says "I think with two closely matched Southern', AP Religion Writer factors," or get its purpose restric- "commendable vigor of effective professional in the business, without everybody in the business agrees Baptist parties wanting control," One of the best church news ted, but so far without success. journalism combined with the re- question," says The Washington that Southern Baptists have the best OsUlng says. "The insurgent right' icrvicei in the country. Baptist One drawn-out inquiry on a com- straint that is demonstrated among Pott's Ms. Hyer "They give a church-run information service" wing sees Baptist Press as the Preti, hai come under increasing plaint by a fundamentalist the most responsible in the news thorough accounting of whatever that is provided to the general press. enemy. pressures to curb its straight, wide- strategist, Houston Judge Paul profession today." they cover, and don't try to hide He adds that Catholic News ser- "Given the difficulties, it has open reporting amid the turmoil in Pressier, about reporting of his "Hired guns," Pressier termed anything. They tell it like it is. vice, which goes only to subscribers, performed quite well in putting out the big Southern Baptist Convention alleged secret taping of a telephone the professors. He predicts Baptist "I can't think of any instance mainly Catholic weeklies, also is of non-partisan stories. It has per- But so far, the denomination's conversation, generally found the Press would show a "different when they tried to sweep anything top quality, but for a service telling formed better under fire than has news service has stuck to the stories balanced. attitude" as a result of the inquiry. under the carpet, and God knows, about denominational affairs to the been the case in a lot of churches professional standards that have Three Journalism professors, who Some proposals have been made for there have been plenty to be swept outside world generally, Baptist that have gone through similar made it something of a model of examined the news file, found no the convention to restrict the ser- over the years, as there is in any Press heads the field. internal divisions." excellence among religious infor- mation services. The pressures have come "from all directions," wanting the report- ing muzzled or slanted, says Wilmer C. Fields, 63, the courtly, tough- principled Louiiianan who has been director of Baptist Press for 25 yean. "We just wont do that," he adds, I RELIGIOUS SERVICES pointing out that the service's "purpose is to report the news of, about and for Southern Baptists In a CHRIST CHURCH. NMLETOWN LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH KINGS HIGHWAY FAITH full, facutual and fair manner." ASSEMBLIES 82 Klnga Hwy.. Mlddletown Village, ajjiiMfi Knee! FELLOWSHIP Yet threatening clouds still sur- 671-2524. Sunday Services, 8 A.M. TINTON FALLS 44 Memorial Pkwy. (Hwy. 38) Atlantic Holy Eucharist, 10 A.M. Choral round that even-handed press oper- OF GOD 818 Tlnton Ave., Tlnton Falls. Sunday Highlands. Pastor Ben Raguaa. Co- Eucharist and CHurch School. pastor Rose Raguaa, Youth Paator Phil ation as thousands of Southern Wednesdays 8 A.M. Holy Eucharist with Worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 9 a.m. Rev. Paul R. Huneke. Raynla. Sunday Service 11 a.m., Youth Baptists headed into Dallas for their THE EMUNUAL ASSEMBLY OF 600 healing. night Wed. 7:30 p.m. Guest Evangel- convention next week, geared for Rev. LaMont Huber, 622 Palmar Ave., ists, Bible Teachers, Gospel Music battle. East Keansburg. 495-0058 Sunday Groups every Friday at 7:30 p.m. A The hard, escalating struggle be- School at 9:45 a.m.: Morning Worship ST. JOHNS CHURCH Word of Faith Teaching Church tween fundamentalist-conservatives at 11; Evening at 7 p.m.; Wed. at 7 p.m. 291-2915. 671-5918 Evangelistic Mealing Mon. Bible Study Little Sliver Point Road, Little Silver, and moderate-conservatives is over 741-7826. The Rev. Ronald P. Jaynes, at 7:30 p.m. Tuts. 7 p.m. children's • Rector, Sunday Eucharists at 8 ft 10 METHODIST control of the country's largest ministries. Protestant denomination, totaling a.m. 14.3 million members. ABERDEEN CHRISTIAN CENTER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH In the middle of the furor, Baptist S3 Cllffwood Ave., Aberdeen Twp. Sun- Press keeps the news flowing, its M0MET0WN N.S. SOUTH ST. 6E0R6E S-BY THE-RIVER RED RANK day Worship 10:45 a.m. Sunday 247 Broad St. 8:30 a.m. Holy Commu- School, 9:45 a.m. Sunday evening staff of about II reporters In five 501 ItlttwMi M. RURKON worahlp 7 p.m. Pastor: Daniel Gentile, Wiknwi irf LJueoto AWNM nion; 10:00 Summer Worahlp, Nursery bureaus and the main office in Sunday School 8:30 a.m.; Worship Ser- provided. C. Ross Collins, Psstor; 222-0216. Nashville, turning out 1,200 to 1,400 vice 10:30 a.m. • Wed Bible Study — 842-0688. Sunday Euchsrlst at 8 Gregory B. Young, Associate; Mar|orle 7:30 p.m. Sunday Ev. family life lellow- stories a year. A.M.-10 A.M.: Holy Eucharist 1st & 3rd; Squire, Pariah Visitor. 747-0446. ihlp. Call for Info. 530-4797 J. Stephen They go, without charge, to about Morning Prayer 2nd & 4th Sundays. Earl*, pastor. 900 recipients, including 17 state Holy Days Aa Announced. Wednesday AGAPE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Baptist papers, mostly weeklies, and 9 A.M. Eucharist and Ministry of Heal- FIRST UNITED Presently meetng at Ranney School, ing about 250 secular newspapers and FIRST ASSEMUY OF 600 METHODIST, KEANSSUR6 Brod Building, 235 Hope Road, Tlnton their religion specialists "A Cartif CMs/iiilkii' Falls, NJ 07724. John Ferguson, Jr. SHREWSBURY Pastor, (201)747-7231. Nursery The service "ranks at the very top Church ST.. Church School 8:30 a.m. 220 Sycamore Ave.. Shrewsbury. CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION provided for sll services. Sunday of religious organizations with press 741-0048. Sunday School 930 a.m. for nueery thru adult. Sunday morning worahlp: 10:30 a.m.; children's Church operations," says Russell Chandler, Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Evening FAIR HAVEN worship 11:0 a.m. Nursery provided. - 10:30 a.m., Evangelistic Service 6 Service 7:00 p.m.. Wed. Bible STudy Minister George C. Reid, Jr. Phone p.m. Wed: Bible school for all agea at 7 Los Angeles Times religion editor Corner of River Road and Church 787-0268. and president of the Religion News- 7:30 p.m. Frl. Night Youth 7:30 p.m. Street: Phone: 747-4671 The Rev. p.m. writers Association of about 200 Pastor F. Ebner Reluel. Margaret Coffey. Sunday Eucharists at religion reporters for the secular 8 and 10 A.M. Wed. 9 A.M. - Eucharist and Healing. CHRIST CHURCH UNITED METHODIST FAIR HAVEN He says Baptist Press "is not Worship Service at 10:55 a.m. Sunday afraid to tackle gutsy issues and I've BAPTIST ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH school; Kindergarten to adulta 9:30 I PRESBYTERIAN | never felt they were trying to twist Corner Hwy. 36 & Church St., Belford. a.m. Nursery care provided for anything, although they've had Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. preschoolers. Holy Communion first pressure to do so. They operate by COLTS NECK BAPTIST CHURCH Tues. & Thurs. 8:30 a.m. morning Sun. In each month. 300 Ridge Rd., Fair ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Merchants Way, Colts Neck. Bible professional standards of covering prayer, the Rev. Thora L. Chadwlck, Haven, Rev. Robin E. Van Cleef, Pastor, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH study 8:45 a.m. Sunday worship ser- Vicar. 787-2374. 741-0234, 741-3009. the news for its news value. I'd have vices 11 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Wed. 3rd and E. Highland Aves Rev. Guy O. to rate them No. 1." prayer service 7:00 p.m. Fully graded Mlllard, paator. Summer Worship: 10 A.M. 291-9265, 291-2256. Similar evaluations came from music program. Active youth Group. ST. THOMAS. RED RANK firmer presidents of the association Pre-schoolers - High School. 462-2778 EMBURY UNITED Corner Eaat Sunset and Bridge Ave., METHODIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN of journalists covering religion, in- Red Bank, 747-1038. Rev. Terrance cluding Richard OsUlng of Time Rosheuvel. Sunday 9 a.m. Holy LITTLE SILVER AT RED BANK FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH njagazine and Marjorie Hyer of The Eucharist Church School 9 s.m. Sun- Church at. Rev. Carole E. McCallum, Tower Hill, Harding Road, Red Bank Washington Post OF RED BANK day. Minister 741-4182. Sunday Worahlp 11 . 747-1438, Dr. Gerald S. Mills, Senior Maple Ave. at Oakland St. Worship A.M. Nursery and child care provided. Pastor. Worship & Church School 9:15 At the helm of Baptist Press 845 and 11 A.M. CHurch School 945 CHurch School at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Dlal-A-Thought 747-1182. ottput is its forthright, newspaper- A.M. Sun. Eve. at 6:30 p.m. Wed. Mid- TRMsTY CHURCH. RED RANK seasoned news editor, Dan Martin, week Service 7:30 P.M. Paator Edward Tradittontl-Worship-Biblical Preaching FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 46, who says current pressures and Vender Hey and Pastor Martin W. BELFORD UNITED Bova, 747-0871. 65 West Front Street, Sundsy Services threatened restrictions have not 8, 8:15 a.m. Sunday school and Nur- METHODIST CHURCH AT RUMSON Effected its objectivity. sery at 9:15. Wednesday Holy Eucharist Church St. a. Campbell Ave., Merlon Park Ave. and E. River Road. 842-0429. "We're committed to objective, and Service of Heeling at 10 a.m. Rev. Steelmen. Minister. 787-4888. Sunday Sunday worship services 9:45 a.m CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Nursery available. Church school lor all Impartial reporting of the news," be 1306 Eatonton Blvd., Oceanport Sun- Kenneth Aldrlch. Rector; Rev. Charles school at 9:30 a.m. Adult worship at 11 Sekln. Associate Priest 741-4681. a.m. Nursery care provided. ages, 9:30 a.m. Rev. Foster "Skip" ttyi. Nevertheless, be adds, "the day School - 9:45 AM. Sunday Morning Wilson. attacks have had an effect on what Worship Service - 11:00 A.M. Sunday Evening Worship Service - 6:00 P.M. people believe we're doing. We've ,' UNCROFT PRESBYTERIAN keen unfairly maligned." Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Bible Study - 7:30 P.M. Pioneer Girls • Thurs- MIDOLETOWN UNITED METHODIST Everett Road and West Front Street Martin, who formerly worked for day - 7:00 P.M. Grades 1-7 Stockade UNITED CHURCH 924 Mlddletown-Uncroft Road. Middle- 741-8921. Worahlp and Church School the Fort Worth (Texas) SUr-Tele- Boys - Saturday - 10:00 A.M. Qradee town. N.J. 671-0707; Rev. Richard L. at 10 a.m. Nursery care provided. Rev. am and Dallas Times Herald, says 3-8 Rev. Paul E. Tavener, Paator OF CHRIST Wilson, Paator; Sunday Worship Ser- John DeVrlea. Paator it "unfortunately, many people 542-2226. vice; 10 a.m. Nursery provided; 11:05 £ a.m., Church School Classes for all Relieve what anybody says about •," with attacks coming from both OLD FIRST CHURCH. MIDDLETOWN NEW UFE PRESBYTERIAN sides, mostly from the right wing. MEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Established In 1688.69 Kings Highway, CHURCH Cherry Tree Farm & New Monmouth Mlddletown Village — an ecumenical Wbllcil-R«for»*-Evia§»iisitc" - SUn Hastey, Baptist Press cor- Roads. New Monmouth. Rev. Donald N. respondent in Washington, says fellowship, in full communion with the MATAWAN UNITED Meetlnga at the Village School, 145 Scofleld Pastor; Rev. Owlghi C. Singer, American Baptlat Churches and the METHODIST CHURCH Martin has "stood up under Aaslstant Paator. Sunday School for all Klnga Hwy., Mlddletown. Bible Study United Church ol Christ. Church Hour 9:30 a.m. Inspired Worship 10:45 enormous pressures" and "tactics of ages; 8:30 A.M. Morning Worship: CHURCH STREET AT ATLANTIC AV- School and trie service of Worahlp ENUE, ABERDEEN, Church School a.m. (Nursery). Weekly Prayer & Study intimidation" without sacrificing 10:45, Evening Service: 7:00 Wed. begin at 11 a.m. Nursery available. Qroupa. Rev. Al Spangler. Paator, Prayer and Bible Study: 7:30 P.M. 9:15. Morning Worship with children's journalistic principles. Revs. Geoffrey and Ruth Ann Moran. church and crib nursery 10:30 Robert 787-4112. "He's been catching the pressure JB71-1905. H. Heulltt, Paator. 566-2996. Rot only from fundamentalists but also some agency officials," Hastey LEONARDO BAPTIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lays. "Tough as it is, he doesn't cave Dfdartia Tk6 Dettrkm Of CkrW AT SHREWSBURY hi." Hastey notes that warding off Corners of Leonard and Highland Aves. NON- 352 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, pressures is particularly hard when Bible School 9:30 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. JEWISH 747-3557. Sunday service 10:30 a.m. Sunday evening and mid-week prayer Nursery available. Church School 9:15 the denomination itself owns the mtgs. at 7 p.m. Pastor Joseph Rebecky DENOMINATIONAL a.m. Doctor David P. Muyskens. Service. 291-0869. CONGREGATION BATH SHALOM Several moves have been made by Congregation Beth Shalom. 186 Maple THE WESTMINISTER tne side or another to get Baptist Avenue, Red Bank. Traditional Ser- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, KEYKMT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH vices Rabbi Joaeph Flshman, BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL. RIVER PLAZA 3rd & Main Street Rev. Kenneth 431-4718, Saturday morning Services 94 Tlndall Rd., Mlddletown, Rev. Harlan Dallas getting ready Scovell, Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 8:18 a.m. Sisterhood/Hebrew W. Front and Applegate Sis., River C. Durfee, paator. Adult Bible Study at Morning worship 10:45 a.m. Evening School/Activities. For more Infor- Plaza, Red Bank. Sunday Lord's Sup- 8 a.m. Morning Service at 10 a.m. Nur- for Baptist parley study, 7:30 264-0735. mation, 741-1667. per 9:30 a.m. Bible Hour and Sunday sery Provided and Sunday School. School 11 a.m. Evening service 6 p.m. Dlal-a-Medltatlon. 671-9011. Wednesday prayer and Bible study 8 DALLAS (AP) - Hotel bartenders 010 FIRST CHURCH. RHOOIiTOWN p.m. 741-1331 or 222-8955. C0N6RE6ATI0N B'NAI ISRAEL are stocking up on non-alcoholic Established In 1668. 68 Kings Highway, OF 6REATER RED RANK drinks and Christian bookstores are Mlddletown Village - an ecumenical fel- | REFORMED | discounting the price of Bibles as lowship, In full communion with the Hance & Ridge Rd.. Rumson Con- servative, affiliated with United Syn- OCEANVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH Dallas prepares for 40,000 Southern American Baptist Churches and the United Church of Christ. Church school agogue ol America. Clergy: Rabbi Jack LEONARDO REFORMED CHURCH OF MIDDLETOWN Baptists expected at their annual and the service of worship begin at 11 M. Roaoff, Cantor; Michael Charnofsky, Pree. Gloria Landy, Hebrew School, Kenneth Gamble. Paator. Appleton and Sunday school 9:30 a.m. and service of convention next week. a.m. Nursery available. Revs. Geoffrey Burlington Ave., Loonardo, 291-2698 . The Dallas Chamber of Commerce and Ruth Ann Moran 671-1805. High School, ore-school holiday pro- worahlp 11 a.m. 123 Klnga Highway. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday ser- Mlddletown. 671-1788. Rev. William predicts conventioneers will spend gram, Sisterhood, Men's Club, Nursery School. Dally Mlnyan Frl. Nlte Services vices, 11 a.m.. 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Coventry. at least 14.7 million during the three- 8:30 p.m. Sat. Morning service, 10 a.m. Bible and Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p.m. day session. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | Inquiries: 842-1800. REFORMED CHURCH OF KEYPORT "The Baptists are going to dump Sunday school opena at 9:45 Worahlp a lot of money on Dallas," said Dan CALVARY CHAPEL service ut 10:45 a.m. Warren and Oa- Martin, news director for the Baptist FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST born Sts.. Keyport 264-1198. Rev. Qlen 201 Port Monmouth Road, Port Mon- Wolf sen. Press, official news service for the RED RANK mouth. at Bayslde Way and Park Av- Southern Baptist Convention In 211 Broad St., Red Bank. Church Ser- LUTHERAN enue. Rev. Richard. L. Shaw, pastor Nashville, Tenn. vices & Sunday School - Sun. 10 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worahlp, 11 REFORMED CHURCH OF The session which begins Tuesday Wed. Eve. 8:15 p.m. (Nursery available a.m., Youth Meeting 7:30 p.m. Praise. TINTON FALLS Sun. I Wed.) Reading Room, 22 Mon- KINO OF KINGS. MIDOLETOWN 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Should bring 52,000 "messengers" or Cherry Tree Farm & Harmony Rd., Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Home Bible Worahlp Service at 10 A.M. Sunday mouth St., Red Bank. Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. School and Adult Discussion at 11 A.M; voting delegates to Dallas and to 4:30 p.m. Mlddletown, Sunday Worship 8 a.m., Studies In various communities on another 8,000 to 12,000 guests. 8:15 and 10:46 a.m. Church School at weeknight. Call 291-1641 lor Infor- Nursery Care Available • 82 Hance ' Hundreds of visitors are expected 8:15 a.m. Pastors William Hanson and mation. Ave., Tlnton Falls • 747-1285 'to trickle into the city this weekend Louiae Ostrem, 671-3348 [for numerous related meetings, in- cluding one for women in the PAL LUTHERAN CHURCH ministry. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE 6000 SHEPHERD "The Church for all People'' 185 Ocean FIRST UNITARIAN AU SAINTS. NAVESNK Mlddletown and Crawfrd'e Corner Rd.. Ave., Eaat Keansburg, N.J. 787-6199 Calvary Chapel sets Comer of Naveslnk & Locust Ave.. Holmdel. Sunday Services 8:15 and Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. and' OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Navealnk, 281-0417 Rev. H.R. 10:45 a.m. Nursery provided for 10:45 Worship Service at 11 A.M. 1476 West Front St.. Llncroft. Minister Visitors' Sunday Sorenaen, Rector. Sunday Services, service. Church school and Confirma- Harold R. Deen, Worship Service 10 Holy Eucharist; 6 a.m., 10 a.m. Church tion I class at 9:15 a.m. Pastor George a.m. Church School 4 Nursery at 10 [ Calvary Chapel will feature its School clasaaa, 10 a.m. Wednesday .Frank, Jr. 842-4586. a.m. • 741-8082. if isitors' Sunday at its 11 a.m. and Eucharist 10 a.m. UNCROFT BIBLE CHURCH 7.X p.m. services Sunday. Joe and HOLY TRINITY. RED RANK 790 Newman Springe Road, (opposite Due to the tnnmnj ooeta of new*- print, the non-profit rate along with •Beverly Marruso, well-known Chris- CHRIST CHURCH. SHREWSBURY 150 River Road. 741-9241. Sunday Brookdale College). Rev. James H. Persons. Pastor. Sun. Worship 10:45 the other rale structural will reflect • ;tlan musicians in the area, will sing founded f 702 Worship and Sunday School - 10 a.m. modMt increase effective November Word and Sacrament every Sunday. a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Sun. Bible School, 1, 1984 The non-prom raw will be •.and play in the morning service, and Broad (Rt. 36) at Sycamore. Summer ' s Moses family — John and Alma Child care provided. Pastor Beverly J 8:45 a.m. Bible Study and Prayer every $7 06 per column Inch. Thank you for . services. Sundays 8:00 and 8:30 a.m. Harding. 741-6007 Wed. 7:30 p.m. Ph. 747-1231 or your continued lupport. I Cheryl - will sing and play in Visitors welcome. 747-8184. evening service. Cheryl Is a ' ate of Liberty Baptist Univer- L . The pastor, the Rev. Richard L. will speak in both services. The Register 10A ENTERTAINMENT FMMV. JUNE 7, 1985 WEEKEND UPDATE Music The orchestra is composed of Ballet lake place today and tomor- sponsored by the Monmouth County some 40 young musicians through row at the George Street Playhouse, Park System MONMOUTH CIVIC CHORUS - grade 12. Dr. Willam Ben is the 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Old fashioned hay rides for per- J.S. Bach's St. Matthew Pauion is conductor The concert is free and Curtain is at 8 p.m. each per- sons of all ages are offered, weather being performed by the Monmouth open to the public. formance and there is a 2:30 p.m. permitting, from noon to 4 p.m. Civic Chorus at 7 p.m. tomorrow at family matinee tomorrow. The play- Program reservations at Thomp- Holmdel High School, Crawford! Theater house box office has ticket infor- son Park, Lincroft. should be con- Corner Road, Holmdel. mation. tacted for pre-registratlon for the The work, with several guest "SISTER! SISTER!" - Vinnie SQUARE DANCE - A square farm activities program. soloists, it being sung with a chorus Burrows brings her one-woman dance for persons 17 and older takes VICTORIAN GAMES, TOYS - of more than 100 voices. The show, "Sister! Sister!" to the Per- place 7:30 to 10 p.m. tomorrow at Games and toys of Victorian Ameri- Monmouth Conservatory's Chil- forming Arts Center at Brookdale the Holmdel Park Shelter Building, ca make up programs 1 to 3 p.m. dren's Chorus and a full Baroque Community College, Lincroft, at 8 Longstreet Road, Holmdel The Sunday at Longstreet Farm, Long- orchestra join the chorus for this p.m. today. The show documents dance is sponsored by the Monmouth street Road, Holmdel. performance. women's struggles and celebrates County Park System. Tickets may be Childen under 12 must be accom- Soprano soloists Irene Tsakiris, women's joys. Tickets are available obtained at the door panied by an adult. The programs Monmouth Beach, and Phyllils Fred- at the door. are free and open to the public. ericks, Colts Neck, are Joined by "BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" - Auditions David Parks, Middletown tenor and The Neil Simon comedy "Barefoot in Special Events Gerald Metz, Freehold bass Gueat the Park" is being staged by the St YOUTH ORCHESTRAS - Audi- soloists are tenor Stephen Oosting, Rose Community Players, Freehold, tions for the Battleground Arts A WOMEN'S FAIR - A three-day New York, mezzo soprano Jennifer at Clarksburg Inn today and tomor- Center Youth Orchestra and the celebration commemorating the Lane, New York, and bass baritone row and June 14 and IS. Preparatory Orchestra are tomor- founding of the Brookdale Communi- Howard 0. Thompson, South Orange. Performances are at 8:15 and row at Freehold Music Center They ty College Women's Center, Lin- William R. Shoppell Jr. is the music preceded by dinner at 7 p.m. are open to young people Persons in croft, A Women's Fair, continues director and conductor. Clarksbukrg Inn should be contacted this year's orchestras are exempt today and tomorrow. Events today from the auditions A reception follows the per- for reservations. and tomorrow are dedicated to formance. Tickets are available at "I DONT WANT HER ... YOU N.J. STATE YOUTH OR- workshops on issues of interest to the Monmouth Arts Center box CADAVER! (SHE'S TOO STIFF CHESTRA — Young musicians up to today's women. Hours are 9:45 a.m. office, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. FOR ME)" — A new comedy by grade 12 who are interested in to 5 p.m. both days. A schedule of all RENAISSANCE IN CONCERT - Jane Milmore and Billy Van Zandt is joining the New Jersey State Youth events is available by contacting the A concert by Renaissance, and a having its premiere at the Dam Site Orchestra may audition 10 am to 3 college community services magic show by Rocco, take place at Dinner Theater, 1213 Sycamore p.m June 15 at Bicentennial Hall. division. 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Count Basic Ave., Tinton Falls Cedar Avenue. Fair Haven. Dr. ANTIQUES SHOW - An antiques Theater of the Monmouth Arts The playwrights star along with William Berz is the conductor show is featured throughout Mon- Center. 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. local talent. Van Zandt is also the Film mouth Mall, Eatontown, today Tickets may be obtained at the Arts director. through Sunday during mall hours. Center box office. Performances continue today and FRIDAY NIGHT FLICKS - "Mr JERRY LEE LEWIS - One of the Sunday, and Wednesdays and week- Deeds Goes to Town" is being Festivals founders of rock and roll, Jerry Lee ends through June 30 Dinner at 6:30 screened at 7:30 p.m today at the is followed by curtain at 8 30 p.m. Monmouth County Library, Eastern ITALIAN FESTIVAL - The 15th Lewis, appears in concert at the Club annual Italian Festival is planned Bene Dinner Theater, Route 35, Reservations are necessary. The Branch, Shrewsbury The film stars Dam Site should be contacted. Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur tomorrow at the Garden State Arts Morgan, at 9 p.m. tomorrow. His Center, Holmdel show is preceded by dinner, optional, "THERE'S A GIRL IN MY Admission is free. An afternoon of entertainment at 7 p.m. Reservations are urged SOUP" — The Broadway hit com- edy, "There's a Girl in My Soup," is Children begins at 1 p.m., and features STATE YOUTH ORCHESTRA - exhibits, food, a bocce tournament The season's final concert by the featured at Dub Bene Dinner and a 5 p.m Mass on the Arts Center THE REGISTER/CARL ANDREWS New Jersey Slate Youth Orchestra Theater, Route 35, Morgan, through DOWN ON THE FARM - Chil- Plaza KILPATRICK SCULPTURE — The sculpture of William Dean takes place at 3 p.m. Sunday at June 30. dren 7 and older may participate in A highlight of the day is the 7:30 Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High Joseph Rembisz, New Monmouth, Saturday Down on the Farm ac- Kilpatrick, Highlands, Is part of an exhibit through June 30 at the p.m. stage show with vocalist Enzo School. Ridge Road, and Bingham is the director. Performances are at tivities 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow at Gallery of the West End Cultural Center, Long Branch. Also featured Stuarti, Larry Stuart and com- Avenue, Rumton. 1:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Longstreet Farm, Longstreet Road. are wood engravings and collages by Stefan Martin, Roosevelt, and Thursdays; 1:30 p.m. Wednesdays Holmdel edienne Kay Ballard. clay vessels by Coco Schoenberg, Tenafly. The gallery is open 11 through Saturdays, and at 7:30 p.m. A variety of farm activities and Ticket information is available a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays, and noon to 6 p.m. from the box office, Holmdel Sundays chores are offered The program is Sundays. Admission is free. There is an optional dinner served before each performance. The din- ner theater should be contacted for Give your family the biggest thrill reservations. of the summer... Musical Theater FUN SEEKERS Rid* the newly arrived COMEDY NIGHT! "ANNIE" — The Beth Ahm Com- HERES HOW! munity Players present "Annie" Creat Comedians , • tomorrow and Sunday at Temple Beth Ahm, 550 Lloyd Road, Aber- From All The Hot Clubs \i> deen Curtain is at 7:30 p.m. all per- in New York and Los Angeles! formances. Ticket information is a available from the temple office the largest all steel roller coaster Here ... Now 1st in The Area Dance on the eastern seaboard. 280 feet long, and ONLY at Maritas Cantina! 82 feet high. "It will take your breath away." 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Once they find out how much they might have saved with an Allstate Protective Colonel Device'Discount they're often Edwin J. Rowan sorry they didnt see an Chaplain, Fort Monmouth Allstate agent first 10:30AM Dont make the same mistake. Visit an Allstate agent today You could save yourself a lot of grief. Sunday U-3 And maybe some Sip spark I'ng champagne and watch sail boats bend to the wind while you money too. enjoy our sumptuous brunch. With 18 buffet style entrees to choose from G§p (such as beef stropinoff, eggs, pan- The Rev. Dr. A member of the Sears Financial Network cakes and much, much more), we believe it's the bat brunch value J. Ernest Somerville anywhere. So why not brint a bunch First Presbyterian Church °$b to brunch at the Molly Pitcher Inn Philadelphia, PA Including a this Sunday. Youtl have a sparkling complimentary good time. 7:10PM /Tflstater champagne Only $$.50 cocktail complete Buffet Slyk Brunch Ocean Grove You're in good hands. Camp Meeting Association 54 Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ 07756 AMUM rrauranc* Company, rMorthOrook. IKlnoh (201)776403S 12A The Rr8itlrr FRIDAY. JUNE 7, 1985 ART CALENDAR Kurt Schwitters opens Monday at the 1985 watercolor "E Z Runner" by exhibit of paintings at the Mldlantic New the Museum of Modem Art, 11 W. Gladys Nilsson. The museum is at National Bank/Merchants, ISO PAPER WALL SCULPTURE - 53rd St., New York Madison Avenue and 75th St., New Broad St., Red Bank. It continues "Pieces of Paper," an exhibition of The artist is best known for his York. through the end of June. 18 handmade wall sculpture! by Crii evocative collages made from PRINT EXHIBIT - "Xero- •'WESTWARD BO" AT ORCA - Craig, Hopewell. ii on view in the worthiest cast-off materials. There graphic Prints." a traveling show A Western theme is the focus of an Newark Museum Mini-Gallery be- •re 100 represented in this collec- from the International Society of exhibit through June 27 at Orca ginning tomorrow with a selection tion. Also featured are large-scale Copier Artists devoted to exploring Studios. SOS Bond St., Asbury Park. of art that continually changes in assemblages, drawings, sculpture, the visual and conceptual potentials Oil and acrylic paintings, pastels appearance. prints, typography, advertising de- of xerography, opens with a recep- and drawings are featured by The work is by seven artists signs and documentary photographs tion 7:S0 to 9:90 p.m. next Friday at Nancy Gosnell, Nick Korolev and prominent in an emerging new artof his environmental projects and the Printmaking Council at the John Sisley form. Actualism. Actual art employs other lost works. The exhibition Ralph T. Reeve Cultural Center, Also featured is a one-man show of time and the change inherent in all continues through Oct. 1. Station and River Roads, North bronzes by Paul Oeatrelcher, a New materials in the same way tra- PEZZUTTI AT PHOENIX - San- Branch Station. York sculptor. ditional art uses color, dimension, to Pezzutti, Red Bank artist, la The exhibit, through July 10, may Gallery hours are ( a.m. to S p.m. space or any other visual element. having a solo show at the Phoenix be viewed 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays Mondays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to Actual artists start works of art. Gallery, 30 W. 57th St., New York, through Fridays, and 1 to 4 p.m. i p.m. Thursdays, and 8 a.m. to i Nature finishes them beginning Tuesday and through June Saturdays. p.m. Saturdays. The exhibit, "Time Will Tell," is 29. An opening reception takes place PASTELS BY STRANGE - A on display in the Gallery and on its 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Continuing show of pastels a by Kuni Strange is adjoining terrace through Sept. 3. WHITNEY MUSEUM - A major featured at the West Long Branch The gallery, Route 206 three miles exhibition of 10th century American "GENERATIONS OF WOMEN" Public Library through June 22. south of Princeton, is open to thedrawings acquired by the Whitney — An exhibit of photographs of The artist works in a realistic public 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Museum of American Art between women of various historical periods, style. Subjects include children, Admission is free. July 1981 and this spring opens ages, social classes, ethnic and local landscapes and florals. The SCHWITTERS AT MOMA - A Tuesday and continues through Sept. national groups continues through pastels can be seen during regular comprehensive exhibition of the 22 tomorrow in the Creative Arts library hours, 1:30 to 5 and 6:30 to work of the pioneering modern artist "Drawing Acquisitions: Center of Brookdale Community 8:30 p.m. Mondays through 19811985" consists of more than M College, Lincroft Admission is free. Thursdays; 1:30 to 5 p.m. Fridays, works ranging from Thomas Hart GAINSBURG STONE EXHIBIT and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. RICHARD PRYOK AND Benton's watercolor, "House in a — "Romancing A Stone," presenting GUGGENHEIM - An exhibition Cubist Landscape," circa 1915-20, to works In stone by Sharon Galnsburg. of 67 large photo pieces comprised of JOHN CANDY ARE Wayside sculptor. Is featured at multiple images with brilliant colors SCHWITTERS ASSEMBLAGE HILARIOUS IN THIS Gem Art Galleries Inc., 129 Brighton and expressive imagery, by Gilbert — "The Cherry Picture," a 1921 ATLANTIC TWIN TERRIFIC MOVIE: •SiiKiA PREVIEW Ave., Long Branch, through June 29. and George, is on display at the assemblage by 20th century ab- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS;")' 0148 PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT - Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, stract artist Kurt Schwitters, Is part Works by 14 photographers make up 1071 Fifth Ave., New York. ALL SEATS $2.00 ADMIRER ol an exhibition opening Monday an exhibit in Gallery 10 at Brookdale Their photo pieces are mural- at the Museum of Modern Art, D€SP€RftT€lV Community College, Lincroft like works comprised of multiple New York. r Included are works from students panels. The exhibit continues S€€KING SUSAN of Photo HI winter semester, taught through June 16. UKIVI IN Sfie's his first reel oflolr $250 by Herb Edwards. The display ROTHKO EXHIBIT - The first comprehensive exhibition of rarely RTE.'35 r continues through June 26 HA/117 2 milt* M>ulh Jet IS (4 W> M.A.G. EXHIBIT - Ann Curley, shown works by the American GOTCHA! [ UA MIDDLETOWN Little Silver, is having a one-woman painter Mark Rothko are on view at STRATHMORETWIN the Solomon R. Guggenheim Mu- seum, 1071 Fifth Ave., New York, HWY .11 ABFHDEFN '.8.1 II 41 """"' HOT ILMC M«t II X next Friday. ALL SEATS S2.00 Mr nivowmicMrn.1, tn "Mark Rothko: Works on Paper," *•- THEGOONIES includes 86 drawings, watercolors, *I«ST BLOOD PART II D€SP€flflT€lV PERFECT temperas and acrylics from the S€€KING JOHN TUVtlTA •iUME III CUKTIS 1920s to the late 1960s, and reflects " MILLIONS themes and images Rothko used BEVERLY. YELLOW HAIR throughout his artistic career. The ll exhibit closes June 16. AND T«t roans** or m SAT SUN. 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Single mother .The Register makes choice NEPTUNE - Regtna Dorehy and Noah have a lot In Dear Asa Leaders: Voar advice to "Single Like the biblical captain of the ark, Dorehy i* building Mother with a Big Decision," to tell the paternal her family two by two. grandmother about the child, was hasty and The 30-year-old Lakewood native gave birth to her Irresponsible. It Is obvious that she wants to ; fourth let of twins Tuesday at Jersey Shore Medical punish the father becanse he chose not to be part Center, here - Alicia and Andrew, two healthy five-and- of bis son's life. Or she waits to blackmail him a-half pound babies whose entry into the world was only into involvement by going to his mother. nine minutes apart. After six weeks in the hospital and When she decided to become a mother, despite an bour-and-a-half delivery, Mama said she felt line, the man's refusal to marry her, she knew it would thank you, Just fine. be tough, bit she made that choice and should live "I'm going to go out and jog and run and say I'm with it. : fres>," Dorehy said. "I feel real good. I don't feel bad Please listen to my story. Three years before or tired or weak." we married, my hasbaad had an affair with a Dorchy's first set of twins, James and Temeko, were womaa who went off the Pill without informing born in Michigan in 1873 After an eight-year gap, she him. She became pregiut at their farewell gave birth to Nikki and Nicolle in Lakewood In 19(0. meeting. Six months into the pregnancy she called Three years later. Lance and Laina, two, Joined the and said she wanted child sapport. He agreed but family. asked that she not tell Us folks, who had never When Dorehy gave birth to her second set of twins, met her. she said, "I was more surprised than anything. I said, not again." But by her third and fourth pregnancies, she had become used to thinking In two's. "The last two didn't seem that much of a surprise," Ann Landers she said. Cradled in their mother's arms yesterday, the babies He never missed a payment, bat soon after we seemed oblivious to the commotion they were causing were married she became resentful, showed up M yellow-gowned reporters and nurses strained for a at his parents' home and declared that her child peek of them. From time to time, a tiny foot poked from had the right to know bis grandparents. A nasty their pastel blankets and a thumbellna-size thumb scene followed. My mother-in-law had a heart moved assuredly toward a puckering mouth. attack that night and neither she nor her husband The fraternal twins were delivered by Dr. Gary has spoken to us since. (It's been four years.) Sullivan, a second-year resident In obstetrics and They also refused to acknowledge his out-of- gynecology, under the supervision of Dr. Steven Feld, wedlock sea, which is fine with ns. director of maternal and fetal medicine at the hospital. We have tried without saccess to patch things The birth was a happy conclusion to a pregnancy that, ap. Evea the birth of our child a year ago did not ; like all multiple births, presented a greater than heal the woods. My In-laws remain strangers. - average element of risk, Feld said. According to Feld, My husband knew bow his parents would react ' prematurity is the greatest risk in all pregnancies, and to his sexual indiscretion and chose-not to tell the risk is Increased by the presence of more than one them. His former lover's revelation succeeded • fetus. only in causing misery for everyone. As long as the man continues to pay child When Dorehy went into premature labor during her THE REOISTER/CARL FORINO support, "single mother" should allow him the Slst week of pregnancy, doctors admitted her to the TWO BY TWO — Regina Dorehy, 30, of Lakewood Neptune. Alicia preceded her brother by nine right to choose whether to tell his mother about hospital for intravenous administration of magnesium smiles at Alicia and Andrew, her fourth set of twins. minutes. Seated next to Mrs. Dorehy is Dr. Gary the child. Although the boy might miss something sulfate, a drug that can stop premature labor, allowing The babies were born just minutes apart early by not knowing his paternal grandmother, she ' more time for the fetuses to develop. Dorehy received Sullivan, the resident physician that helped deliver Tuesday morning at Jersey Shore Medical Center, the twins. chose to raise him without a father and should be the drug continuously until the results of an am- thankful be knows at least one grandparent. Mine niocentesis test showed that fetal maturity had been may never know any, since my own parents died reached. Dorehy gave birth to the twins naturally in the don't go into intensive care, that go home, the babies In the white population, fraternal twinning occurs in years afco. — Single Fathers Have Rights, Too • 37th week of pregnancy, three weeks short of the normal will be going home with their mother." approximately one in 109 pregnancies, Feld said. In the Dear Friend: Your bitter experience supports gestation period. Unlike identical twins, fraternal twins result from the black population, it occurs in one in 79 pregnancies, he a strong rebuttal. I can see why you thought my Sullivan, himself the father of two, appeared fertilization of two separate eggs. And, while identical added. In Japan, fraternal twins occur on the average advice was a bummer. But I stand by it. delighted with his role in the drama. "I love it," toe of only one in 155 pregnancies but in Nigeria, one In 19 twins occur fairly predictably in one out of every 250 Your In-laws sound extremely hard-hearted and resident said, "this is the only field of medicine I'd ever pregnancies result in the birth of fraternal twins. The pregnancies, genetic, racial, and geographic factors inordinately punitive. I doubt that the majority of do." UK/ of fertility drugs also affects the rate of multiple affect the incidence of fraternal twins. According to parents would behave that way. I hope your in- births, he said but Dorehy has never taken them. "We're always happy when we have healthy babies, Feld, fraternal twins appear to be on the rise in laws see this letter and decide to contact you and " Feld added. "That's the reward: healthy babies that Monmouth County. Dorehy and the babies expect to leave the hospital your husband. To remain permanently estranged Sunday. Because she is separated from her husband, accomplishes nothing. Everybody loses And the Dorehy is counting on help from her mother and — other greatest loss is theirs. family members in caring for her eight children. Don't get burned by a "line" that's too hot to Although Dorehy plans no more additions to her handle. Play It cool with Ana Lander's guide to family, Sullivan and Feld point out that her babies will "Necking and Petting — What Are the Limits?" THE SHORE'S BEST GYMNASTIC CLUB have a one in 58 chance of producing their own sets of Send your request to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, two when they reach adulthood. Chicago, III. 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Sea-going fare will Include assorted fashion model Ivy Gunter was ready boat docked in the harbor here, will set its sights on homemade hors d'oeuvres, and a box dinner to be photographed in a swimming the New York Harbor and embark on a four hour prepared by Gourmet-Vous, Red Bank, consisting of pool, she took off her robe — and round trip cruise to the Statue of Liberty. lemon chicken and salad then took off bar leg. The "Love Carefully Sunset Cruise," spoiling the The client she was working for Dixieland music played by the Bob Reynolds Trio logo of it's sponsoring agency. Planned Parenthood was aghast, Gunter said. But, be- will fill the air, as the boat winds its way past shore- of Monmouth County, will depart at 4 p.m. carrying cause the photos were to be taken lined sylvan vistas en route to "our lady of the 75 guests hooked on having a good time. above the waist, her agent hadn't harbor." "We usually hold a benefit each year, but in the thought it was necessary to mention past it has been a clam bake or something like that," Planned Parenthood, whose offices are in Red the fact that she wore a prosthetic Jan Kublickis. Planned Parenthood'* development Bank, offers comprehensive family planning, coun- leg. director, said. "This is the first time we've held a seling, and educational services to more than 20,000 While she was on location for cruise. It's a little change to help celebrate our 50th county residents annually. another modeling job, the maid cleaning her hotel room ran out the door screaming because she bad come upon several lifelike feet lined up in the closet. Gunter changes feet Federation when she changes shoes. Gutter's leg was removed above the knee because of a cancerous tumor. The chemotherapy caused sets brunch her hair to fall out, but that didn't stop her from getting back to work. Six months after the amputation in RUMSON - The Jewish Feder- 1980. she was in front of the ation of Greater Monmouth County cameras, modeling with an artificial Is sponsoring "A Spectacular leg and a bald bead. At the time the Brunch," here at 10 a.m. Sunday at look was "very avant-garde" and Northgate, the borne of Dr. Robert few other models were willing to Portman. have their heads shaved, she said. The event is planned for Jewish Gunter is a spokeswoman for the business and professional women in American Cancer Ssciety and was in Monmouth County as a way for them Hawaii to help kick off the cancer to network and express their com- crusade for the Hawaii Pacific mitment to Jewish needs and hu- division manitarian service here, in Israel "I'm living prosY that what they and throughout the world. do works," she said. "I want to let ON THE JOB — Ivy Gunter was back at work modeling just six Congressman James J. Howard, everyone know there Is life after months after her leg was amputated. She also works for a company D-N.J. will speak on Israel and the cancer." concerned with adaptive sports equipment for the physically Middle East For information, con- She also wants' people to realize tact the federation's offices in Deal. the importance of restoring self- handicapped. esteem. "It's no longer enough just to save physically fit as soon ss possible. medal in skiing during the National \ ariely show raises lives threatened by cancer," she Shortly after her leg was am- Handicapped Skiing Championship. said. putated, a friend dared.her to go She also swims and plays tennis. famine relief funds Rehabilitation also is important. skiing. She used one ski and two Although Gunter lives in Atlanta. She doesn't consider herself or poles with their own tiny skis on the she is founder and president of a Los Students at Monmouth Regional others with a physical impairment to bottom for balance. After a few days Angeles-based company devoted to High School recently contributed be handicapped. "We're physically on the slope, she went home covered providing sports equipment for the 1430 toward African famine relief challenged human beings," she said. with bruises and decided skiing was handicapped called PHASE, which through a student variety show Becoming actively involved in not for her. But she was challenged stands for physically handicapped sponsored by the student council. sports and recreation helps the again during the next ski season and adaptive sports equipment. It raises Originally intended to raise funds "physically challenged" restore gave it another try. funds and provides the equipment to for student programs, the variety self-confidence and esteem, Gunter She came to Hawaii from Colo- organizations established by and for show became a benefit when stu- said, and she worked to get herself rado, where she had taken a silver the handicapped. dents requested permission to per- form the song, "We are the World," at the conclusion of the show THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIQ Arrangements were then made to send half the amount raised from the LOONEY TUNES - Bugs Bun- Natural Gas Grill performance to the Red Cross. ny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig — Academy award-winning Gas Parts animator Chuck Jones has THB FINEST JEWELRY AT THE LOWEST PRICES Ellen Goodman moves brought these and many other Grills For All Brands Starting today, Ellen Goodman's Warner Bros, characters to life (or column, which has appeared in the kids. 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Oldsters may be 811 US FIRST! can be a day filled with benefits, if unhappy and in need of a few con- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 through TUESDAY, JUNE 11,1985 COMMUNflY you know how to count your bless- li dto OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. COLLEGE £-*\ The Register COMICS 6 CLASSIFIED .'.'..,.. 8 Sports B Eternal Prince should run HENRY Preakness trio heads Belmont field first Kentucky Derby winner to miss both the Preakness ability of Chief's Crown to handle the Belmont distance. SCHAEFER NEW YORK (AP) - Tank's Prospect, Chief's Crown and Belmont since Tomy Lee in 1959. But the Crown Stable colt, who will be ridden for the and Eternal Prince, the 1-2-3 finishers in the Preakness, Spend a Buck ran in the Jersey Derby May 27, where first time by Angel Cordero Jr., was made the early 5-2 are set to hook up again tomorrow in the IVi-mile Belmont he earned a $2 million bonus for winning three Garden favorite. SUkes. State Park races and the Kentucky Derby. If he goes to the post as the favorite and fails to win, Post time is 5:38. The race will be carried on WCBS- Asked how Spend a Buck might do in the Belmont off he would be the third horse to lose .is the favorite in all TV. his Jersey Derby performance in which he struggled home three Triple Crown races The others were Correlation in They would be the only 3-year-olds to have run in all a neck in front of Creme Fraiche, Woody Stephens, trainer 1954 and My Dad George in 1970. three Triple Crown races. Chief's Crown finished third in of Creme Fraiche, said: The co-second early choices at 3-1 were Tank s Prospect the Kentucky Derby, while Tank's Prospect was seventh "Finish last. He couldn't get a mile and a half off his and the entry of Stephans Odyssey and Crerrle Fraicha. and Eternal Prince was 12th. last half-mile in the"Jersey Derby (53 2-5 seconds after a Next at 5-1 was Eternal Prince, followed a t 6-1 by the Fluke filets Eternal Prince had not been expected to be entered blazing first three quarters in 1:09). I don't think there's Jacques D. Wimpheimer entry of stretch-running El yesterday, and trainer Butch Lenzini and co-owner Brian any chance he'll get a mile and a half." Basco, who was third in the Jersey Derby. and front- Hurst said there remained a possibility the colt would skip Stephens will try to win an unprecedented fourth running Purple Mountain. the Belmont and run in the m-mile Ohio Derby June 15 straight Belmont with the entry of Stephen's Odyssey, the Outsiders will be Important Business. who was at Thistledown. Kentucky Derby runner-up, and Creme Fraiche. Stephans supplemented for $32,500, and Fast Account, fourth in the a hot issue However, Lenzlne said, "It looks pretty good that we'll Odyssey will be ridden by Laffit Pincay Jr., who will be Kentucky Derby, each 15-1; Cutlass Reality, fifth in the go (in the Belmont)." trying to become the first jockey to win four straight Preakness. 20-1, and Southern Sultan, a wir.ner of a I1?- Missing from the 1350.000-added Belmont, which drew Belmonts. mile maiden race in his last star1. May 29 at Delaware for debate an 11-horse field, will be Spend a Buck, who will be the Stephens and other horsemen also wondered about the See BELMONT. Page 4B luke filets and what to do about them promise to be the hot subject for Fdebate at the public hearing on Pats take proposed regulations scheduled (or Brookdale Community College, Lin- croft, at 6: JO p.m. Monday. The south Jersey hearing was scheduled for Capt May Court House yesterday, and the regulations may go into effect July IS. SCT crown It depends upon how things went last night and what happened on Monday ly JIM HNrmMANN night. The Register MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - "Sehnebel was Atlantic Highlands and other area remarkable," Freehold Township baseball coach party boat captains have been urging Bemie Goldwater said after senior left-hander their patrons to throw back fluke of less Cory Schnebel tossed a sparklinf; three-hitter in an than 12 inches to comply with the 8-0 shutout over Red Bank Catholic in the suggested 1985 minimum site, and few championship game of the Shore Conference people have been objecting. So far at Tournament yesterday. least really short fish have been scarce. "Four shutouts in lour tournament games," Paul E. Hamer, chief of the Bureau Goldwater said. "Twenity-eigh t straight scoreless of Maring Fisheries was scheduled to be innings. It's typical of what h«.- has been doing for chairman of last night's hearing, and us all season but we changed h is mechanics a little Bruce L. Freeman, marine fisheries going into the tournament. administrator, ii to preside on Monday, "He shut out Toms River North, Mater Dei, assisted by biologist Bruce Halgren. . Manasquan and Red Bank Catholic, ' he said "And In general the patty boatmen favor they are all good teams. We played a complete the 12-inch regulation so long as they game, just outstanding." are not held liable, but what to do about Schnebel did get into a couple of jams early in regulation so long as tkey are not held the game, but once Freehold Township scored five liable, but what to do about dressing fish runs with two outs in the fifth inning to break a puzzles them. The majority of the scoreless tie, he was in command. He retired nine anglers who rid* the hei|dboats come of the last 10 batters in the game. from the cities, and they,want their fish fileted and skinned, wrapped in plastic "It was getting a little frustrating although I bags and put in a cooler on the boat thought that we could get to Goode (Shawn)." before docking. Goldwater said after Freehold Township twice got runners to third base with less than two out but Mates as a rule are excellent flleters failed to score in the early innings. THE MaiSTER/CANL 0. FOMINO and they get plenty of practice each "I was a little tired today," Schenebel said. "I year starting with winter flounders. All HOME PLATE ACTION — Freehold Township's Mike yesterday's Shore Conference Baseball Tournament was getting a little too fine early, but I relaxed wast portions of the fish are discarded Boemerman (right) is tagged out the plate by Red Bank championship game. The Patriots downed the Caseys, 8-0. more when we got the five runs. at sea and not at the dock. Catholic catcher Pete Lynch during sixth inning action of See Patriots Page 2B A telephone call to Hamer at Absecon yesterday revealed that the fisheries people hadn't been thinking about the dieting problem. According to Joe LaPresti, Long Reliable Jeff leads Brookdale Handicap field Branch, the 18-inch striped bass law was grossly violated last fall by people who to Now's the Time in an allowance test here victory in yesterday's feature. The S-year- funds for stable area employees to further fileted their catches Accoridng to •f JOE MNTEUMM on May 27. Miguel A. Rivera has the old colt by Political Coverup paid $29.40. their educational goals. Hamer, the regulations now stipulated The Register assignment at 11?. Seclusive Music, also a New Jersey-bred, Reverend Eugen,e Gregory, the present that striped bass filets must be at least OCEANPORT - Sea Horse Stable's Others entered in the Brookdale are Duke was second at 16-1 The exacta returned chaplain at the track, directs the Quiet 18 inches long to be legal. Reliable Jeff, the high-weight at 124 pounds, Me, second to Reliable Jeff in the Valley $173.40. Winter Fund and sorves as the chairman of Should fluke filets be at least 12 heads a field of seven in tomorrow's 140,000 Forge, 118, Philip Pizzo; American Diabolo, Audrey Riker's Perfected, the 6-5 favorite the selection committee that reviews each inches long? Brookdale Handicap at Monmouth Park 116, Doug Thomas; Chip's Knight, 115, Craig of the crowd of 7,000 and Anderson Fowler's application submitted. The Brookdale, a six-furlong sprint for New Perret; Jewelry Sale, 114, Herb McCauley Jusavik, second choice at 2-1, both-finished A total of $53,800 has already been Blaes Look Best for Weekend Jersey-Breds, 3-year-olds and up, is the and Al's Annie, 112, Donald Miller, Jr. off the board. distributed to 19 hot walkers, grooms and Weekend anglers have their choice of ninth event on a 10-race program. Post time Rumptious, who would have been the HOOF PRINTS David A. "Sonny" exercise people who have bean working with bluefish, fluke and striped bass, all of for the first race is 1:30 p.m. second-high weight in the Brookdale at 120 Werblin has made the initial private horses at least one year, can demonstrate which were hitting before Wednesday's Reliable Jeff won the 150,000 Valley Forge pounds, will run instead in the eighth race donation creating the J. Bowes Bond financial need andi submit a formal appli- storm and resumed yesterday. Handicap at Garden State Park on May 27, on the card, a $20,000 allowance test. Scholarship Fund. Bond, who passed away cation including their educational goals and Bill McFadden of Ocean Grove, who his previous start. He has three firsts, three McCauley will be aboard at 119 pounds. The last month, trained for the Elberon Farm letters of recommendation weighed a 24-pound striped bass at seconds and a third from nine 1985 efforts. favorite in the race will be Valiant Lark, owned by Werblin. He was the leading Applications for 1985 awards must be Steven's bait and tackle shop in Long Jake Nied has the mount. winner of the Massachusetts Handicap in trainer here in 1966. submitted by July 3, with decisions com- Branch on Monday, brought in a 7V4 The main rival should be Bright View 1984. Perret rides the high-weight at 122 The Bond Fund will be administered pleted by July 22. Funding can be provided pounder yesterday. Andre Moirano of Farm's Bill Wheeler, the all-time leading pounds. within the ongoing Quiet Winter Scholarship for any type of educational area selected by Ocean Township yesterday weighed money-earner among New Jersey-breds Political Consent, a New Jersey-bred Fund., established in 1974 by former the applicant. The scholarship program is striped/bass of 12W and SVt pounds and with winnings of $432,718. Bill Wheeler, trained by Steve Sacco and ridden by Miguel Monmouth Park chaplain Homer Tncules supported totally by voluntary gifts from v a 13-poynd ,2-ounce bluefish. • trained by Anthony Bardaro, Jr., ran second A. Rivera, romped to an easy five-length and trainer J. Willard Thompson to provide interested people, primarily horsemen Carleton Herer of Long Branch caught a 15-pound striped bass on a plug and Michael White of West Keansburg caught a 42Vt pounder on "a lure," both on Friday. Jim Ventresco of Long Eagles rebound, Branch caught an 18 pounder, and Tom Prosser, West Long Branch, W* pounds. Joey Julian of Atlantic Highlands reported stripers were caught at the Highlands and Oceanic bridges during down Manasquan the week and also by people priviledged to fish from the Navy pier at Leonardo. Manasquan evened the score "Over on the New York side is where If PHI in the second. Ellen Sheehan the nice fluke are," reported Carol The Register • drew a walk, moved to second Hager who went out on the Sea Fox, WEST LONG BRANCH - on a passed ball and stole third. Atlantic Highlands. Her husband, Capt. For the second consecutive Following a walk to Beth Hill. Don Hager, reported that in addition to year, the Middletown South Sheehan scored on fielder's good fluke fishing during the day, High School Eagles emerged choice by Irene Church. bluefish were caught on the first night victorious in the Shore Con- Manasquan rallied in the trip on Saturday. ference Softball Tournament final inning, following success- finals. Yesterday's victim was ive singles by Nadia Clark and Capt. Edward J. Bunting Jr. of the Manasquan, 3-1. Ginger Archbold. With Clark on Sea Hone, Atlantic Highlands, reported third following a stolen base, all of the really good fluke so far has The win was especially sweet for the Eagles, who were Squan coach Pat Bamaba been in New York waters, including the elected to go with an attempted Tin Can Grounds. coming off their only loss of the season at the hands of Washing- squeeze. A heads up play by Mike Kurdes of Highlands caught 48 South nailed Clark at the plate. bluefish on a trip on the Miss Take II, ton Township in an NJSIAA Group IV semifinal round Phillips, who went the dis- Highlands. Capt. Jimmy Morenx started matchup on Tuesday. tance to pick up the win, then Jigging for bluefish last weekend and "I was worried but I had walked Pam Johnson and Chris striped bass when these species are Hilla, loading the bases. Phil- present. confidence that our kids would come back after the loss," lips bore down and fanned Sue Frank Smith or Keyport caught 26 South coach Tom Erbig said. Donahue to end the game and fluke on the Sea Tiger out of Atlantic "We had a long talk yesterday close out a brilliant career with Highlands. Capt. Hal Hagman reported and I told them that this game a 23-1 senior season. Saturday night fishing no good, but on was strictly for each and every "I really wasn't too pleased Sunday night catches ranged from 20 to one of them. You could say that with my performance today," 30 a man. this game takes the sting out of said Phillips, who will attend losing in the states away." Monmouth College in the fall. Russ Wilson, editor of The Fisherman It took a fifth inning triple by "I gave up ten walks, so magazine, will present a fishing work- South catcher Helen Wilson obviously my control was off. shop in the Neptune Public Library on At least it's nice to go out as that scored botti Tracy Cahlll THE REQISTEB/CARI D FOMH Neptune Boulevard, Monday night. It and Vlckl Phillips with the winners. After our loss on will follow a film starting at 7. Jetty winning runs. Earlier, Wilson Tuesday, we all wanted this NOT IN TIME — Kim O'Rourke (17) of Middletown the throw during third inning action of yesterday's fishing will be highlighted. drove in Souths first run in the ' game even more. South does not get to first base in time as Shore Conference Tournament Softball cham- opening stanza with a single. See Eagles Page 40? Manasquan's first baseman Ginger Archbold takes pionship game. The Eagles took the crown, 3-1 21 The Register FRIDAY. JUNE 7, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Homecourt advantage favors Celtics down the stretch Wednesday night. three games, was a clutch per- percent shooter and I figured I had ^GTEW0ODTIur(ApT The Celtics evened the best-of-7 former in Game 4 even without the a 5040 chance." Shrewsbury Exxon wins first Although there Is one more game in series 2-2 with a 107105 victory, memorable game-winner. Bird, the NBAs Most Valuable California tonight, the Boston climaxed by Johnson's long Jumper He hit eight of 12 shots and scored Player the last two seasons, had hrewsbury Euan got its first nigan's Wharf, 6-2. as Bob Celtics have re-established a home- at the final buzzer 17 of his total of 27 points in the first connected on only 39.3 percent of his win of the season in the Schmidt belted a two-run triple court advantage thanks to three "We have a whole bunch of half, then made only two of seven in shots In the last five playoff games. Men's Monday Slow-Pitch Chuck Devine's win on the mound slumping players who refused to let players who aren't afraid to take a the second half before letting the But be scored 26 points, 12 of them S the team lose. ball go with two seconds left and the In the fourth quarter, on Wednesday. iSoftball Le.»gue John Pouso helped Ihska's to a H record. big shot, ' Boston Coach K.C Jones pitched the winners to a 7-4 Brannigan's is 1-]. Dennis Johnson, Larry Bird and said yesterday. "Without even game tied 105-105. The shot found "We sort of live or die by the way victory over Cheers Food 4 Globe Hotel ouUcored Mech- Danny Alnge, all of whom had poor thinking, regardless of the situation, nothing but net as the buzzer I play," Bird said. "I enjoy fourth D rink Ernie Whelan went three anic's & Design, 10-17, as Frank performances in Game 3 as the Los they will go up and take a shot if It's sounded. quarters. If you play terrible the for three and Mike Murphy had Woods won on the mound and Angeles Lakers took a 2-1 lead In the there." "With that time left on the clock, whole game and do well in the fourth a (»ir of triples. Tim McBride slugged a two-run National Basketball Association Johnson, who had made Just 15 of I didn't have time to think," Johnson quarter, people remember that and lloth teams are now 1-3. double in the seventh to provide championship series, were brilliant 46 field-goal attempts in the first said. "I Just let It fly. I'm a 50 think you played a great game." Iiihka Bibbt'ls downed Bran- the difference. Kickoff Classic Pro-Am at Baltesrol Patriots Continued from Page IB AST RUTHERFORD - The will include 144 amateurs and 36 "My fast ball was missing today," famed Lonrer Course at professionals playing a new shot- he said. "But the curve was the out Biiltesrol Golf Club will be gun-scramble format. pitch. I threw about 70 percent E curves and got a lot a ground balls. the site of the third Kickoff Tee-off time is set for 1 p.m., Classic Pro-Ai-n Golf Tour- following an 11:30 a.m. luncheon After the first four Innings, I was namen t on Aug. 5. The teams will vie for prizes thinking it might go to extra Innings. The tournament is a support while the pros will shoot for a I'm glad we finally won something event lor the Elrigham Young- 14,300 purse after the record we had." Boston College season college For information, write to Joe The game started out aa a football open.er at Giants Dressel at Meadowlands Arena, pitcher's dual between Schnebel and Stadium Aug. 2t'. Box 512, East Rutherford, N.J. Goode, who suffered the lost. Both The Kickoff Classic Pro-Am 0707], or call (101) WO-4357 pitchers were working on two-hit shutouts until the top of the fifth when the Patriots finally broke Volvio Tennis returns to state through. And even here, Goode came within one out and a few I rVIMiSTON — Volvo Tennis, feature — the sponsor — Volvo. inches of getting out of the inning I New Jersey's largest tennis In addition, New Jersey will with no runs. Levent. will return to Newark sponsor the Women's Pro Invita- Schnebel walked leading off the Academy in Living ston from July tion which Olympic gold medalist inning and was sacrificed to second 21 to 28 Steffi Graf captured in 1944. by Jason Gran. Mike Boermerman The firsit entry in the event is bounced is shortop Lee Juplnka but Courtside boxes are still avail- defending champion Johan Schtnebel went too far off the bast able for the entire event. Dally Kriek. Gar dnar Mulloy. a mem- and was tagged out In a rundown. ticket prices are 1700 day ber of the International Tennis Goode, who had retired 12 batters sessions Saturday and Friday and Hall of Game, willl defend his on ground balls up until now, never night sessions Monday through title in the Cassinii Cup on the got that elusive third out. Gary Thursday Night sessions on Fri- opening weekend. Wasko walked and then Adam day are $10 00 The tounuinient is the only of Lazarus hit a grounder between its kind in the world'to offer a Semifinals and finals on July 27 short and third that went off Grand Prix, Hall of Fame and and 28 are $15 00 Juplnka's glove and Into left field for Ladies Invitar.ion the same week. For further information call a base hit that scored Boermerman. This year the, re will be an added Cindy Deaty at (2121 "Once Lazarus punched it out, the whole game opened up," Goldwater said. "This is one of the best hitting Lady golfers host Jumping Brook teams I've ever had, but we went a THE REOISTER/CABL 0. FOHINO little flat after we lost the 'A' North ORT MOMMOUTH - Nine- chards, the team of Millie II- final to Middletown North." SLIDING IN — Adam Lazarus (20) of Freehold inning action of yesterday's Shore Conference hole players at Fort Mon- lmensee and Woody Freeman Once Lazarus broke the ice, the Township slides safely into second base and past Tournament finals at Brookdale Community Col- mouth entertains! visitors F tied Jane Tracy and Helene Patriot bats came alive. Dermer Red Bank Catholic's Clem Ueccia during sixth lege. from Jumping Brook yesterday Megna with 99. doubled to left scoring two more Jumping Brook wluen Third place went to Carol runs and that finished Goode. Steve Low gross — 1. Bobbie Zentz. end the scoring. , Mike Maryanski singled with one Schnebel finished with a three Ambrosino and Mary Sagurtan Arbacheaky came inhere, but gave out In the fourth and reached second hitter, seven strikeouts and three 51; 2. Rosemary Bauer, 52; low RBC (19-9-1) had on.y two scoring with 57 up back-to-back doubles to Steve on an error. Clem Meccia was safe walks in lifting his record to 10-2. net — 1 Flo Kangos. 34;2 Joan opportunities and they came in the BEACON HILL Germann and Herbie Kunz before on an error and Quirk walked with The only losses were 2-1 to Marlboro Bollmer. 35; low punts — Rita retiring Dave Silver for the final third and fourth innings Murphy, Dotty Fox; Chip-in — MIDDLETOWN - Row Hani- two out, but Bob Motzel grounded and 3-2 to Middletown North in nine ly and Evelyn Ponzini posted a 60 out. In the third inning, Jim Quirk led out and that ended RBC's last innings. Ruth Starkey, longest drive - The Patriots got three more runs Nancy McNulty. clo*est to the net to tie for first place in Pro off by reaching first on an error but scoring chance. Day at Beacon Hill. in the seventh off reliever Glenn he was picked off by Schnebel. It "This was the first time I've won RBC still has one more tour- pin — Ronnie Cooper nament. The Caseys open play in the Doris Karr and Mary Pat Oneidas. Lazarus and Dermer was Schnenbel's 13th pickoff of the an overall Shore Conference cham- Fort Moamoiiilk wiuen NJSIAA South Jersey Parochial McLaughlin tied for third with walked and Germann singled to load season. One out later, Pete Lynch pionship," Goldwater said. "I've Low gross - 1. Pauline Wall- the bases Kunz doubled in two more "A" playoffs today when they travel 61, and Fran Uppin followed with and Jerome Donlon walked, but lost a few Monmouth College ing. 48; 2 Barbara Hitt, 55. low runs and Silver hit a sacrifice fly to to Holy Cross of Delran. net - 1 Pat Tilton. 28; 2. Stella 62. Oniedas filed out to end the inning. finals." Kennedy. 34; low putts — Betty COLONIAL TERRACE Shelly. Dot deFatiry; chip-in - WANAMASSA - Martha Lew- Mary Carney; longest drive — is led Flight "A" at Colonial with Patsy Fair; closes t to the pint — a 35. and Ethel Locklair was low Sandi Brandwene. in Flight "B" with 34 HOLLAND OIICHARDS Nancy Ervin topped "C" with MARLBORO -- In Scotts 32, and Grace McKeon's 13 putts Foursome play at Hollind Or- were low for the day. Lomicky, IHeimberger advance EST LONG BRANCH - Academy, 7-5, 6-4. The doubles team of Dave Earlier in the day, Lomicky WLomicky and Frank and Hemberger defeated Craig Hemberger from Middletown Fullen and Keith Grumet of North High School advanced to Holmdel, 6-3, 6-3, in the quar- the semifinals of the Monmouth terfinals. College Invitational tennis tour- Ziemski and Trimble had nament yesterday by defeating beaten the team of Pete Weber the duo of Dan Trirr ible and John and Brian Stevens from Middle- Ziemski from Christian Brothers town South High School, 6-4, 6-2. Monmouth Park Selections l TIM Register 1 — Swallowtail, My Gal Sow, Rieser (entry) 2 - Title Officer, Snov Jacinto, King Bold Reality 3 - Traffic Chief. Reese (entry), Delgado (entry) 4 - Slady Dick, Power of Words, Is a Wild Cat 5 - Aggressive Assault:, Snow Card, Sweet Believer 6 — Wonderous Steffie, Fleet Angle, Really Regent 7 — Botex, True Charmer, Peace Weapon 8 — Sacred Motion, Tuf Tarbaby, Starbet t — Damask Hour, Al Hagi, Matsadoon Best Bet: Aggressive Assault (5th) Yesterday's Winter's: Rosie Grogan (4.60), Exacta (15.80), Command Post (4.40) v sssssB ^sssssssisssssT^ BSi Yes BUICK-RENAULT you can JEEP-MERCURY LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL Select and San on Our Huge 9 4c FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1985 The KrgUler Connors seeks Grand Slam Navratilova, Lloyd ready to battle for French crown Australian Opens — starting with the Australian In 1M1. time — around the middle of the second set — and they back in the opening set to reach 4-5 before losing it on. PARIS IAP) - Two old adversaries - Martina Today, the men's semifinals will pit lop-seeded John thrilled the crowd with brilliant exchanges. the first set point. Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd - are ready to battle McEnroe against Sweden's Matt WlUnder, the IDE But It was too little too late for the West German, But in the second set, Lloyd snuffed out any chance again, this time for the French Open women's singles French Opm champion, while 32-year-old Jimmy and the fell on the first match point when she netted of a comeback by breaking Sabatini's serve to close out; title. Connors, seeking the only Grand SUm crown that has a backhand volley. the match. Tomorrow's championship match will be a repeat of "I didn't pUy well, I didn't feel sharp, I didn't serve eluded him, will face defending champion Ivan Lendl "It was 5-4 (30-30) in the first set and anything could last year's. It also will be a repeat of their first Grand of Czechoslovakia well, and I was kind of out of synch out there," SUm final confrontation, which took place here in 1978. happen, " Lloyd said. "After I won that, I was home The men's final on Sunday will be televised live by Navratilova said. "But I did what I had to do to win, free. I looked at GabrleU and she looked a little tired.'! In the 10 years since Lloyd beat Navratilova 24, 6-2, NBC, beginning at 9 a.m. EST tomorrow's women's and that's what counts." 6-1 at Roland Garros Stadium, the two have met in nine Sabatlni, making her first-ever appearance on center title match will be taped delayed on NBC. The Ciechoslovakian-born left-hander, now a U.S. court at Roland Garros, said through an interpreter: "I other Grand Slam title matches. Surprisingly, this is Navratilova Is In the final at Roland Garros for the citizen who lives in Fort Worth, Texas, has lost just 21 only their third clash in Paris. was a bit tired out there today and I didn't really play third time in four years. Although she rarely reached games in six rounds of this year's tourney. well... But It was really a question of concentration and The defending champion and No. 1 seed, Navratilova peak form yesterday, she produced some brilliant shots "It's good to know that I can pUy badly and still win not fatigue. advanced yesterday with a rain-Interrupted 6-4, 64 late in the game against her 6-foot-l West German foe. in straight seta," she said. triumph over No. 7 seed Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of West The match stuttered into life after a delayed start Lloyd, a five-time winner of the French title, reached "I'm still satisfied with the way I played in UK Germany. Lloyd, seeded No. 2, crushed 15-year-old caused by a thunderstorm, and Navratilova, after her 30th Grand SUm final by crushing Sabatini, one of tournament." Gabriel* Sabatlni of Argentina 6-4, 6-1. opening with a love game, lost three of her first six several young up-and-coming stars. But whenever Five of the eight players competing in yesterday's Ranked one and two, respectively, in the world, service games as both players continually double- Sabatlni struck one of her fierce, low forehands, Lloyd men's doubles semifinals were from Sweden. But only Navratilova and Lloyd cUshed hut year in the faulted. would match it. one Swede reached the final as Hans Simonsson teamed championship matches at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open Kohde-Kilsch knotted the tint set at 44, but With her main weapon seemingly out of action, the up with Israel's Shlomo Glickstein to defeat Sweden's - Navratilova winning both times. But Navratilova was Navratilova forged ahead again on her serve and youngster tried everything to out-maneuver the ex- Davis Cup team of Stefan Edberg and Anders Jarryd upset by Czechoslovakia's Helena Sukova in the clinched the set by breaking Kohde-Kilsch, the final perienced American, varying the speed, spin and angle 6-3, M, 6-1. : Australian Open, which was won by Lloyd. point coming on a spectacular passing shot hit on the of shots and looking for opportunities to reach the net. In the other semifinal, Australians Mark Edmondon Between them, they have won every Grand SUm run. In each of the two sets, Sabatini held serve in the and Kim Warwick downed the the Swedish pair of tournament — Wimbledon and the French, U.S. and Both players seemed to lift their games at the same opening game, then lost the next five games. She fought Wilander and Joakim Nystrom M, 6-1, 7-5. Darwin's three-hitter tops Yanks, 5-1 MILWAUKEE (AP) - Danny by Earnest Riles, Cecil Cooper, Young, 4-7. liner by Brookens. Brookens stole Darwin didn't do anything last night Robin Yount and Ben Oglivle. Julio Franco greeted reliever Roy second and then Key walked Lou in pitching a three-hitter against the The Yankees didn't reach Darwin Thomas with a two-run single and WhlUker, but induced Alan Tram- New York Yankees that be doesn't until Baylor hit his 10th homer of the Jacoby followed with his eighth mell to ground into a fielder's choice normally do. season with one out in the fifth. homer of the season. to Detroit's only serious threat. "You can't pitch to one team Randolph singled in the seventh and Blue Jays 2, Tigers 6 Earlier this season Key, who differently than another," said Meacham singled In the eighth to TORONTO - Buck Martinez hit a started the game 4-2, became first Darwin, who struck out six and account for the other hits. two-run homer off Aurelio Lopez in left-handed Toronto starter to win a walked one in improving to 5-4 Trailing 1-0, Paul Molitor started the 12th Inning as the Toronto Blue game since Paul Mirabella in 1980 "You have to go out there and the winning rally with a one-out Jays, whose Jimmy Key lost a no- The Blue Jays had runners in pitch your own game. You've got double. Riles then singled to tie the hit bid three Innings earlier, beat scoring position in the first, second enough to do without trying to game and Cooper and Yount fol- Detroit in the opener of a four-game and 10th innings, but Detroit's Dan approach teams differently." lowed with RBI doubles. Oglivie series crucial to the Tigers. Petry, who went the first 10 innings, chased Ed Whitson, 14, with a sharp All the Yankees could muster was Key, who pitched the first 10 escaped unscathed. The most series single to right to drive in Cooper. a fifth-inning homer by Don Baylor innings, lost a bid for no-hitter when bid came in the 10th when Toronto and late-Inning singles by Willie Molitor gave Milwaukee a 5-1 Tom Brokens of Detroit singled to loaded the bases but Damaso Garcia Randolph and Bobby Meacham. advantage In the sixth with his fifth start the ninth. He left with a two- hit into a double play. homer of the year, tagging a 2-2 "What you have to do with the hitter, striking out six and walking Petry gave up six hits, struck out pitch from Bob Shirley over the left- Yankees is keep the first two batters two. five and walked three. field fence. (Rickey Henderson and Randolph) The winning rally began when Cubs 3, Pirates 2 off base because they've got power Whitson gave up four runs on nine when Lopez, 0-4, hit George Bell CHICAGO - Leon Durham's after that. They've got a great hits, one walk and had one strikeout. leading off. One out later, Martinez double with two out in the bottom of lineup," said Darwin, who has Indlaas I, Markers 1 hit his fourth homer of the season, the 12th inning drove in the winning pitched five complete games this CLEVELAND - Bert Blyleven to left field. run, boosting the Chicago Cubs to a season. tossed a five-hitter for his 199th Reliever Jim Acker, 2-0, who victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Darwin's success was built career victory and Brook Jacoby hit came on in the 12th, was the winner. Jody Davis singled to open the around his slider. He had struggled a two-run homer, capping a seven- With the victory over the defend- 12th off loser Al Holland, 1-3. Chris in early May, losing three straight run eighth inning as the Cleveland ing World Series champions, the Speier sacrificed Davis to second games, when he couldn't keep the Indians beat the Seattle Mariners. Blue Jays stretched their lead over and after Larry Bowa flied out, slider down. Blyleven, 44, struck out nine, the Tigers, who won the American Durham doubled to left center for "Herm Starette (pitching coach) including five straight batters dur- League East by IS games over the game-winner. took me down to the bullpen and we ing the sixth and seventh innings, Toronto Ust season, to 7% games. Warren Brusstar, 1-1, was the worked it out, ' said Darwin. and walked three in pitching his Toronto has won 14 of Its 16 Ust winner as the Cubs moved to within The Yankees have now lost two sixth complete game of the year. games while Detroit, third in the AL one game of the idle New York Mets straight games after winning six of The right-hander improved his ca- East, has lost seven of its Ust 10. in the National League East. The ASSOCIATED PRESS nine. reer record to 199-173 Key retired the first 17 Tigers on Pirates have now lost three in a row. TURNING TWO — Keith Moreland (6) ol the Chicago Cubs is forced "That's two games back-to-back The Indians broke the game open seven fly balls, five grouaders and Chicago's Dennis Eckersley had a at second base by Pittsburgh Pirates' shortstop Johnny LeMaster five strikeouts He finished with six two-hit shutout working into the where we didn't do anything," said with seven runs in the eighth inning. during first inning action of yesterday's National League game in strikeouts and two walks. eighth inning when the Pirates tied New York Manager Billy Martin. Jerry WUUrd's RBI groundout Chicago. The Cubs stopped the Pirates, 3-2. "We should score a lot of runs." produced the first run and Brett He lost his bid for a perfect game the game 2-2. 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Nev (AP) - Uo- Federation heavyweight UUeholder beataa aflraanl "p*"** knocked Spinks turned down a chance to fight one more time down Diamond Jim MacDonald Holmes on May 20, saying be needed three tiroes before stopping the more time to get ready. game bat oXrlaawd challenger at But Thursday night he said, Til Manasquan's Ty Hawkins in the l:» of the eighth round last night to go to his home and picket. I'll stage bottom half of the 10th inning. retain Us undisputed light heavy- a riot if I have to" to get the fight "Craig's catch was just a super weight title. WEST LONG BRANCH - play," Kampf noted. "If be doesn't Spinks pounded MacDonald Of Us position as light heavy- There i a never-uy-die attitude on nuke that catch, it's a tie hallgame. abnostat will from the opening bell, weight champion, he said, 'I'm not this year's Shore Refusal High Bat be came up with the play. We knocking him down in the fifth. No. 1, I'm number lero There's no School baseball team. And the gutsy didn't want the season to end. It's seventh and eigntn rounds oeiore one that can slay with me In the Blue Devils will be put to ooe more been a great year and there's no referee Davey Pearl moved in to light heavyweight division ' test once again today when they reason for us not to go after slop the boat Spinks rocked MacDonald in the unfle with West Windsor in the everything. MacDonald's corner was yelling third and fourth rounds with solid Central Jersey Group II sectional "We bad a super team in 1979 and at Pearl to haH the onslaught after combinations and finally in the fifth final at Cast Brunswick Game time these guys are very dose to them," 1^1.1,1 Li II IIL ili —si anaVaan th* round, a left-right on the ropes is set lor 4 p.m ^ mini Maticimi**ut men uwr Kampf said. "We've had timely referee stepped la after MacDonald followed by two short rights put "We've been coming from behind hitting, great defense and top-notch had gotten to bis feet. The MacDonald down for the first time all year long," Shore Regional coach pitching And when you can get all challenger's face was a bloody mess MacDonald was up at eight bat, a Fred Kampf said. "And it was no of that, w's aren't too far behind." and he was barely able to stand. few seconds later, he sat down in the different in Monday's game with West Windsor's appearance in The champion, after the fight, middle of the ring after being bit by said he wanted a shot at Larry a punch, but it was ruled a slip. Shore {»*) rallied three times today's final came as a surprise to against the Big Blue and eventually many baseball observers. But then went on to a lO-iming. 5-3 decision again so did the Blue Devils' getting over top-seeded Squan. Blue Devils' past Manaaqnan and hard-throwing see Vinnie Christopher went the righthander Mike Mahady Eagles Windsor (17-51 knocked off highly- distance to pick up the victory. Continued from Pigs IB Erbig had nothing but praise for his Christopher, who scattered eight regarded Ridge.4-3. on Tuesday The winners jumped out to an early 4-0 " Vicki got herself into s couple of talented underclassman. hits and struck out six. has compiled jams today but she got herself out In a losing effort, another a 10-1 mark through IS games and lead and then held off Ridge Scott Pierson. who allowed only four hits of them all." Erbig said. "I think all sophomore played admirably. Pitch- Kampf makes no secret about the of the kids learned from our loss er Jennifer Siemaszko exhibited righthander's importance to his over the first five innings, picked up the win Maybe well all appreciate the win poise in fanning four Eagles and team. walking only three. For the season. "Vinnie is just a super kid," "When you get to this round, all u Manasquan closes out with a 20-3 Kampf said "Against »"»n"*" the teams are good," Kampf added. Heading the Eagles defensively record As for South, another 24-1 he was in trouble in the late innings "We're here and now. we are going was sophomore shortstop Carolyn mark, matching last year's mark bat he never gave up. He threw an to go for it all We'll give the ball Brescka, who handled six chances and a successful defense of the awful lot of pitches against them to Vinnie. He's got half of our wins flawlessly Following the game, Shore Conference Championship and be was losing his staff. But be and he's our main man. VINNIE CHRISTOPHER reached back and gave that some- "He did throw a lot pitches One more time ... thing extra " against Manasqaun, " Kampf con- Giving that something extra is not tinued, "but I know that he will be something new for the Blue Devils. ready. We've come too far to look Leftfielder Craig Pierson dug back now. We just couldn't be down deep and came up with a frni*ij agaiMt Manasquan and game-saving diving catch on a hopefully it will be the same Friday sharp bases-loaded line drive by (today)." Father's Day Belmont Truck Load Sale Continued from Pans IB winners during the 1870s and Frank Put. McCabe did it in the lHOs STOP IN AND PICK UP A COPY If all go to the post under scale Stephens and Pincay teamed to weight of 126 pounds, the 117th win the Belmont with Conquistador OF OUR LATEST SALE CIRCULAR Belmont. which will be televised by Cielo in 19(2. with Caveat in 19S3 and CBS. will be worth K12.M0. with with Swale last year. $307,740 to the winner. The Belmont field, in post-pos- ition order, is Chief's Crown, Tank's "I don't think it will make a i ar *••* «a Caaa difference." Roger Laurin. trainer Prospect. Southern Sultan, Fast Sato nan M of Chief's Crown, said of the Account, Purple Mountain, El presence of Eternal Prince. Basco, Stephan's Odyssey. Creme Eternal Prince, who was left at Fraiche. Important Business. Siding l Cutlass Reality and Eternal Prince * Rflndttn ivMhs the gate in the l «-mile Kentucky B20IM Derby, ripped through the first WMh auanaait Ian three-quarters of a mile in the 1 3-16- mile Preakness in l 09 2-5 before giving up the lead to Chief's Crown in the stretch Tank's Prospect, with Pat Day whipping liberally, then 126 caught Chief's Crown in the final strides REDWOOD But Lenzini said that if his colt is FENCE on the lead, the fractions will be REDWOOD realistic for the Belmont <|irtrlr*f BEVEL SIDING "We're not going to go a half in 46 2i4 iBl or 46," Lenzini said. "You get the ( first half slow, you're in business ' ^ S44«. Eternal Prince, also owned by 29 George Steinbrenner of the New York Yankees, ran the first half in 46 1-5 in the Preakness under Chris McCarron who replaced Richard Migliore after the Derby. Migliore e^ftS" will ride Eternal Prince tomorrow, while McCarron will ride Fast Account, as he did in the Derby. "I'm glad to get a second chance. " Migliore said. "Nothing is going to change." Cordero said about the entry of Eternal Prince into the field. "Go- Tomorrow, wear ing a mile and a half doesn't matter. I don't have to be on the lead." Andersen T Cordero said he thought Cutlass something with Pfcrma Shield Reality, not Eternal Prince, would take (be early lead Also vying for Gttqg the lead will be Purple Mountain. bi$ pockets. Patio Doors Cordero is replacing Don MacBetfa aboard Chief's Crown. MjcBeth will be on Cutlass Reality. If Chief's Crown wins, Cordero would be the first jockey to win two Win the $2,500 Earh Triple Crown races in the same year with different horses since Bill Bird Jumbo Jackpot Hartack won the Derby on Venetian Way and the Belmont on Celtic Ash in I960 Come to Monmouth Park before Cordero. who did not ride in the Preakness. won the Derby with I p.m., and you'll be eligible to Spend a Buck. When Cordero kept a win S2,500 in cash. It's an committment to ride Track Barron opportunity vou won't want to In the Metropolitan Handicap in- stead of Spend a Buck hi the Jersey miss. So put on clothes with lots of - Derby. Pincay became Spend a pockets, and get to die park earh: Back's regular rider. "I'm going to do it. too," Cordero said of his bid to ride two different winners of Triple Crown races. "I'm going to tie that record on Satur- First race 1:30 p.m. day " Cordero's only winner in 15 previous Belmonts was front-run- ning Bold Forbes in 1176 Raring through August 31 Pincay is one of two jockeys to win three straight Belmonts, while Stephens is one of three trainers to do it Jmaes McLaughlin twice rode 1 CENT SALE three straight winners in the lMOs. D McDaniel trained three straight PANELING I fi MONMOUTH Win TOUR auuara World Series yesterday. Mt-nss •a. I?M King singled and scored the first MNTTEM IMMMI of his three runs in a five-run fourth ?»U4SlfB Inning in which the 51-14 Ramrbacks irMtaatat Coupon mual ba MM out Tfw coupon cannot Da odanx) lor collected six hits off losing Stanford Coupon fruM M UKJ out Th* coupon _ daman Si. •*• M pitcher Jeff Ballard. 14-4 MM or connanM to cadi satt c conwwrj to cmh 'UN The Register FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1985 SCOREBOARD HORSE RACING GOLF 2 Bnady Cany (VaHuai) 2O-I I RM Holy (Caaanada) 10-1 HAPJMON. K.r (API - PKawound aiaraa TWO 4 Tnja Charmar (Parrall 4-1 Jatlfou 38-10-71 < MOMMOUTH PARK 5 SomaHng Flna |HM) S-l •Mr caaak on ma S.7S» yanl. HonCommam 30-40-70 » Bow (Farrar) t>i par 8840—71 Wnlchiitii Country Club GhartMCoody 7 FaMy imvon) 10-1 Brad Fallal UaoraaOuma Chi Cnl ftodrvuu • CftarMa'i Fancy IMtaar) S-1 Imwooniaiai SlavaJonM « Paasa waapon |no noao s-i waaay staokbum RuaaGoetvan 10 Vletn/a Hoay lAnoay) n-i CaKtnPaata Bobby Halm la Fkght DU (Anaay) J.1 II AdmManaon (Murpnrl 10-1 DonPoaKy Ooroonj. 41-40-41 2» LOOTl Luck (Anaay) J 2 12 llaaaiai PnncaM (M«ar) . 10-1 Maruwtaba Jan Han 43 38-81 3a Biddy mo roar) t-i Mi 814.00. .... tf** Tommy V 42 40-8! 4 8aa»o» Tan (Kooool 7-1 1 Tuf To/baby (NM) S-l 40-43-88 5 My da Boo ICuavail S-1 unaiTanBroam 40-43-83 S OoU Spnngar {no rloar) S-1 2 Sanaa MMon (AnHayl 5 2 Ray Floy« 4837-85 7 Otonoua Fraadom IMoCautay) s-1 3a Saucy Lad IMHandail 7-2 Marhlpa S. Hoot in Moati (Anoay) I 4 u%8 Mod |no noao t-1 0 MoOun SMar IMarguai) S-1 5 start* (no War) 1-1 «a dloba) JK (Malandai) 7-1 7. Atjsrt OaXnoa IMcCauMy) s-i 1 Kanny J {Noooo) 11-1 88-88-70 2 Snoa Jacinu (McCaulay) Si PMpsrM (Lopai) H .. * ' fm: BTtSBJB, HMMaHajaj 1718-70 MALVSfW, Pa. (API - FlrM-round Korai 3 Dayman Piaaaura lAnilayl S-1 18-18-70 (•aurflai 01 na 8400.000 LadMM ProtaaMonal 1 unaa Hal (Mmnaan si 1 4 AHa Coraa (SacUiouaa) SI Qon ^aaillllaaiili ! McDonaldi cnamptoruNp al 2 Bombay LlgM iCuavail 20-1 14-88-70 5 Ogaaonaa (Varga) 10 I IS-84-70 ON) OJSf-yard. par-73 Whtta Manor Country S BJOkiaay (Oomai) 3 Skaar Oaala (Noooo) s-i 10-88-70 Club: S-1 4 1 Hag. (Morgan) t-1 7 TBJ8 OlSOPr (Farrar) .1-1 88-17-70 5 Bo InoHnad (Lopail 8-1 Ayalo Okimoto 3431 48 . 7-2 > Cnnaa |AnMy) 101 • •*• t^SR^mi „, 7 Damaa* Hour IMarquai) 7-2 . S-1 S Triiim (Malandai) 12-1 18 Mr KT (MamuaO 51 2. Sur Bang Bang (Anaay) IH » HMaaonn Lady (McCaulay) H Nancy Lopai 1 Trick* Taa IBocco) 10 Smat Cararmna M (Trumaa) 10-1 PamPJtto 8-1 Maria Phjuaraa-Ooni 15-34-80 4 Cottr Mo Taa (Aatgood) ..J-l 14-88-7D 5 Economic Impact (Caatan Da»alwiaaiar>ir Martha Nauaa 35-38-70 8a Fond Caaoa (Marquai) Frank Connar S-1 Anna Maria Pm I 14-35-70 To Dr Omni (Farrar) 5-1 PMtyShaarian Si Qraan HiKa (AnOay) S T's Wing Oul (Stac'liriouia) 7-2 22.20 7S0 4.40 B Trarlc Chart {no rldar) 8 1 Derma Caaonl 'Oc Pin ti in f s TaMi Td rvagal . 3.40 2 60 Katya 37-84-71 i Sam Tan {Pa«non| S.x 38-34—71 1 Poa«r (X Wordl (UoCKHty) OUT IN FRONT — Political Consent, ridden by jockey Miguel A. Rivera, captured 31-14-71 2 Cwg'i Bnnda (Morgan) ... M 2 FKWa Orogan (Annayl 4.S0 3.40 3.00 34-17-71 10-1 J Mf McOavM IVtga) S OnM Halp (Ku|ano) 3.40 3.00 yesterday'8 eighth race at Monmouth Park. The winner clocked in at 1:44 and paid 38-88-71 20-1 4 Slady Ok* (Mprgani > SMOorn EaMr (BoMnano) 3 60 72 30-34-71 ... 2-t 5 Jolly Lyn (MHandail •uaaK l-i aatd HIM $29.40. Seclusive Music finished second while Sir Concorde took third. 78 35-14-71 • Kanarra llanop) 12-1 o—i baaa: M |7| ao 10-17-72 16-16-73 7 « Carbon Copy iKrtiwi '5 1 irABMSI, akH 17-88-72 37-34-72 15-1 17-18-72 31-17-73 • iiiwicaWWMi 7 Kagal Coppa. {M«W) 1SS0 4.S0 3.40 mi 118.088, aa. J-1 17-88-71 Patty Hayaa 38-34-71 • Bold InovMor {no rttar) 5 Llaan L* (Morgan) 3 20 2.S0 4 SingM Bid (Armay) 7 60 4.40 4.00 17-88-72 Bartara Panoaroaat 10-1 2 Elagam f« lOHvam) 5 10 36-37-71 la Olobal Jal {MattnOail . 5 20 340 18-17-72 Bank BunfuMraky 37-38-73 ^^"' ^•I^^WI *^^"^i "J^k^orSjBBjiy •ism 7J paH NUB 5 Grand NalNa (Harnandai) 480 17-18-72 ChrttJohnaon 37-88-72 1 Uppar Acaon (no rtdar) M: M.aao. mttl¥mm ••ana: 4-1 paM 841.80 BASEBALL •72 8ua»Bam«g 38-88-71 2 Oanarai Payco (Voga) t Command Pool IMurpriy) 4.40 3.S0 3.20 OsHy Qla8ll: 1-4 p«U 174 la JwilynBrlti 38-84-72 3 la>mni Aaaaun (tVxjco) 3 Big BaO Baa< iCuaml 13 60 10 00 SS>: 811.000. aJtMa. lyotup 38-87-.71 2 Vlnofa Foot (Bmah) i 12.S0 ] Ponlicai Comonl (Klyara) 17-88-72 J4-34..7J Tmma: n-i MM Ma 88-87-72 2840 « 80 100 MATIOHAL LiAOUi 374 -73 SSnoaiCard {no ndar) M: S1S.SBB, aSlaaail 4 SaclMiv. Muaic (Qomax) 860 9 40 8M8-7I 1-7* 7 HM Knot (Farktyl i Kougri Edgo (Rnra). 1200 100 2.S0 5 Sir Concorda (Caatanada) . 4 20 M-88-7I JoAnnaCvrw 38-37-73 18-87—72 t»: in aao am,, 4 HI Uaal ITnorraW 360 240 BJtaata: M paid 8173 40 30 II »M - Bam King 37-88-73 1 FM Anglo (HOCCO) 5 2 7 Suaan'l Taddy Baar lAnaayl 260 Smi W t I*W*WI FffOawCwrlfJ Long 17-8»-n 17-18-72 2 Wondaroua Starr* (Vagal Illllll 1-4 paM S41.no 5 A Mana Evanl IMalanmi) 38-37-73 .. H » n 14-17-72 3 Davmaaa (Cuavaal 10-1 M: aa.»o atat. IBa» 800 360 3.00 » 14 34-35-73 18-37-73 4 Char CHavai {Malandai) I I I Run lor Oscar (McClulay) 8 Lucy Clara {Morgan) 12X560 II » 17 » 35-34-73 5 Haaly Kagan, |a(ral(| 2-1 2120 660 4 40 6 Dark Da«ra {OaaMrrl) 900 38-35-71 8 Evwgraan Mtaa (Rlvara) 3 Virgin Oorda (VlgaoB) 5(0 4 20 Banrry Klaia II TlOkMK 8+4 paM 6383 00 It » 17-88-72 Carols CtiarbonnkK 34-17-73 7»: 111.808, SBXJ, . 6 Jolly Dona ICamnllttl 920 rttianaanm 7,000 n n 40-88-71 Amy Bant 35-34-73 1 Jo Vint Piunga (Harnandai) . baaajl 1-J aaU S1ST.M Iliadll 078,881 M-17-71 U 2S Kim 8 18-37-73 » M 371 -73 Nancy Wl»la-Bt«™r 38-37-73 x n JanatCotai 34-38-73 2 Bono Bunny (Harp) 40-1 4«l: 811.HO, pan. rrOa 4048-73 Carolyn HM 38-37-73 3 LncoM Uamca (Hogan) 30-1 S-EacondKlo (VVIngl 25 0O6 40 7 20 •t-14-73 DauSagerlng 38-34-74 MwttrMl », SsW FrvKiKO 0 37-14-73 Marty Oloharaon 38-36-74 4 BWUnar (Pou»n| . 20-1 7-Eaal End (Camplwi) 4.20 3 00 *il*nt« 4, CMc«9* 2 11 iflfUf 38-88-74 2-Crackar Cruma (Donany) 9 40 34-17-71 MEADOWLANDS 5 otutanan (Donany) . 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Harmar ICampbam 3-1 9-MampMa N (King) 540 rdld •78 2 Mad SpnnoftaW (Oonarry) 51 tlOSMl M 111 00 Wftlt (Snydar M) M CIMIBWI (HMNfl 4-4). 73} •78 10-1 t OS S-l h (DsAton IT) H Chk«ga (Cwr* 0-11 37-88-73 3 VMOO (No Ortvar) ... 9-1 SOX: 8174.600. aao, aHM v 4 Oaoroa Altar (No OrMr) S-l Dsjtrwi (Ttrnril t-il at TaroMa OlUfe 4-41, 7 M 1847-71 3 M«ar Halo N IKajmar) 6 1 7-Tull Omct ICampoom 6 20 5 40 6 20 SM L>«9« tThurmond 2-) mt Vm> *•)) M JudyENM 5 LandfeMr Spinl (O DoonaKI a, I 3748-73 34-34-74 < Mot Hanovar |Campba<) .. 7/2 « Gu» (OOonnaH) 4.60 620 CMWHMN*I Arawmnf M and TibiM 4-7), 2, • 0i p m Cindy HIM S Snannon Maiony (WapMI 4-1 3 J J f^wOOslftl (WsJ^Tf^nsjO),.. 3-My«ary Skippar (ParMr) 11 40 . 7/2 LM A^itM (1MM 3 Si *f Ahoyn* (Udmm 7-4). 1:05 pm Muffin Sftanoar-Oavtin 17-37-74 "«aW (Wapiiar) . 11-1 0 unaa Ramua A (OagHardi) . 9/5 f 7,40 p.m. S Sunnaa Columbuo |F4ttn) Outage (Dotion 3-3) al Mimawta (flhan Ml. I IS Mara Bourtfc 34-40-74 12-1 naif POM, SO.aao £JS If Uult (Hojpihiri J-Si tt NM York (Dir1l»g >•<> 38-18-75 S Smooti Dava (Campoam 20-1 1 Supar Qok) Braan (OagMrdl) 10-1 4.KayaBna Icy lOovk) 26 00 840 500 I:M pit few York Itmmimfi 23) at MitwauMa (Man 5-1). 38-17-78 10 jay D Hanovar (LI (Oaval 10-1 7 Jimmy John (Harp) 121 2-Ravatty Bay (Lancaaar) . 5 60 4 00 X r J-S) *! IH pm 34-34-75 Sa* i*aa. lil.oao 3 O« Happy (L) |F«on| . 20-1 l-Traraputic Aganl {Campoalll 3 40 I OS pm Taut {Tanana U) at 0*lu* {fatten ** 10:3$ 34-88-75 1 Pa Hymn ICaja Jr ) S-1 4 Cagay WHam Hue Him 4-1 liaa*>: 4-1 S14S.SS ton Frcnc'ice [H«Mfwk*r 1-4) at Hoution (icon 17-18-75 Ml 811.000, m V2), I IS pm 40-86-75 2 Conwrmonaai (Lohmayar) 19-1 5 Happy CMcVf IPIuano) S-1 UraM City J-ll at Cattferma IWm 37-37-74 AfcMandn (Wmhardl 3 Kayatont Si«Iy (Wmg) 10-1 S Tahdda (Campoall) 5-DuMl Flral (FWon) ..... 25 60 6 20 5 20 J-5) 10 M p Lynn Parkar 3447-75 ... 1-1 Si leun at MM fork. I 3S p m 38-38-74 34-37-78 4 Rad Hot McBur (Fiaon) 20-1 7 Arm*) Hanovar lO'Donnall S-lnalrumanl Landing (Campball) . 9/2 Pitnbufgh al ClW4ge. 1:10 p« 34-40-74 38-87-75 9 PPMT Enpraai (OavM S-l S Kayanna Snanoai |L) lOavkj) S-1 300260 Dftratt ft TeraKM, 1:33 p.m. 40-35-75 auaanSandara lot Anfltlw at Atlantt 3.20 ••> New Yert « MitwaukM. 7 IS pm rtoHMttocy 5 vaeaaoo (No Dmw) 121 9 DangarMd Jo* ICoM . 9 1 l-BUdy ScuKh IPkjlino) 6 20 40-38-75 Montrwi al ntitadaiphti. 7 OS p.m taul at Oakwjod. i OS pm JoanJoyca 7 Ewacnon (Kaaayi 9-1 liaoMi M HM M4.M 38-37-75 34-17-75 10 Onf For Al {Kmg Jr) 10-1 San DtasjD JI Cincinnali. 7 05 p m Seattki at Cleveland. MS p.m. S OapparEdMn F r i •5--._i-.-—-JL.-i-- - i_ i^i ^•••^ 700 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK COWEMENTIY LOCATED OR CALL OUR "CREDIT HOTLINE" JWTOff FOR INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL EXIT IN ON THE 741-6000, M. BROWN - 741-6000 MIEN STATE PKWY. I he Kegister COMICS FMMY. JUNE 7, 1985 HABAR PEANUTS VtX) CANT UAPE AWAY r PASSED, MARCIEI i 6OOP \|'M5OHAPP\ V I ALSO THINK I FOR WO, 1 l'M6OIN6 IIARNEP SOMETHING TEARS WITH I PA5SEP ALL NOTEBOOK PAPER! MY SUBJECTS! SIR.. / TO CRY... MOW POES A BV HARP WORK, . HALFTRACK. GUY EVE-RSET SIR, X WAS JUST REAPING PROMOTED IN VOUR woocweRFUL MEMO THIS ARMY IT'S AW HONOR TO Bl SERVING UNPER SUCH A... 9OHPRI9E, I PICKW OP LUNCH JUNKRX>P GARFICU7/ ATQ«£A5E WOHLP.' •6TME6TAFTV F OF "' ' "•"» UH..TOO WON'T WKE ^NVTHINeu, *»UCH T) CW»4K,.(gOT IN KEY COULPN'-T WRON6 open HIS C4BM OOOff. Asiy -roothuess TflfTERM you P0UR6D I OUGHT TO --BUT, I TURN VOU flCROSS SORGHUM MOLASSES JUST PUT ON KNEE A CLERN flLL OVER YOURSELF!! APERN \F1QOTAH MENTION ' THE WIZARD OF ID OF THE FURNISHINGS WEREOCD! CPN9\DeR 6UILPIM' DENNIS THE MENACE THE FAMILY CIRCUS A PUASHieSENSeOfBALANCE. vm nice comxjam, AH> PROPORTION. UXm.i&N- Pem>, BUT ALL 15 INHARMONY. . B«yl How's MoryAnn?" 'HOW CO* 3RAPES HAVE SUCH BIS FAMILIES!" The Register FMMV. JUNE 7, 1985 BUSINESS * •*• LOCAL SECURITIES Computer company to lay off 1,600 Banks t Industrial quotation! lACMuama... ru courtaay Fehnaitock I Co.. E.F. Hutton »—l 4W previous years, Wang's earnings in s Company Inc., and Anwlean Sacurl- I OH ion LOWELL, Mass (AP) - Wang tlaa. II isu fiscal 1985 Initially failed to climb as »'* Laboratories Inc. says Its layoff of MUM taj 4M 1H IH expected and then began spiraling 1,800 people, or 5 percent of its Caranumair |4« MH u™ aahnO below year-earlier results. IH a workforce, will affect all types of Wang attributes its weaker per- 'ZSiSfi-. '15 •«l».a—ii.yluMIrM: j*ia 2-7/11 employees at the computer com- 4% 4U formance to the effect of the strong asaaa::::::::::::::: S* J?5 4'* 4* pany. dollar on its overseas results, and to FMNaeia.Naa.rrj •» %5 SS5S5 SS 41 Wang, which announced the cut- HorOon femora J7 174, MH ant a slump in the computer industry, MWaiiaoeii* tan am MH JO back on Wednesday, also projected particularly for medium-size ma- Maaonal Oommuntly aan. (7 N •armrvajmer.... HV> MH an operating loss in its fiscal fourth ShiaaajourNew Jeneyy NeeonaMaa awii Corph . 1t 14 PraoManOeiioe H IH chines used by businesses that are Itaaa Watt ffjaneerp a 14 nayComn KM too.... IH SH quarter and said It has canceled now reducing their spending plans LMatd Caunaaa Trval Co W H H salary increases for six months. M4aH list via H because of the sluggish U.S. econ- untie* Jaraoy Sam, _ 41U 4tMj i/ia H "The layoffs affect employees aasUBTRUy, H 27/M omy. wo SaMareo M »Vl W via 3/11 across the board: manufacturing, But analysts have said increased ftoouey M 47 47 H administration, clerical and pro- Snot lualnaorlra) n10»H 11 IH SH competition, together with some capM CWae Ownm 2f1 nmt 11 iau fessional — everyone," said Wang marketing and management mis- Goalee Satte '.Z'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'". 4* 4H Tram OkaM AMtnaa.. IS*. IIH spokeswoman Myra Barradas, add- Daa faaV— X» IS Trangta irKuamaa It MH takes at Wang, also are contributing Dan a &3l MUOTM ioau IMVt UrataTTHacoraol I IH ing that 1,000 of the layoffs would to Wang's problems. Da Totraao MuoMat it in» UnMereaj Maine • am .04 occur in Massachusetts. Dualotrriarrl Corp of lunar 1>H 11 U. a. Homaa IH IV. Wang did not estimate the size of "The company has tried to find as the operating loss it expects for its many ways as possible to avoid such fiscal fourth quarter ending June SO, a measure, but conditions in the but said it still expects to earn a industry haven't turned around as we profit for all of fiscal 1985. NY STOCK EXCHANGE expected them to," she said. In the fourth quarter of fiscal 1984, After Wang's announcement, the Wang had net income of $73.7 K»r«I|IV|- 1*70 MH— H MN 140 If 1OS SIM company's Class B stock fell 91.12V. million, and the company earned raaajr *•«•*. I I 154 • 1171 IIH 110 sin* a share to 115.50 on the American $210.2 million for aU of fiscal 1984 on IU.U.O, I «5| IP4 7H+ H fcnar. 1 II SO 1SH* I - » - r ia IH* H Harm 140 II 401 1SH- Stock Exchange, where It was the sales of $2.19 billion. U 114 UW + H < M 10 llff IIH- H Mr* DO, •a IH- most-active issue. Wall Street's 44a) • 1 mt 4IH+1 r IU I IM »H* H WMI440 fllTt MH + Through the first nine months of tit I M4 4 boiler operator's "Black Seal" of April for not producing a valid Shortly after Luftman was fined, He said that prior to April, the Gage said Luftman has paid the if mmm HUCMHM license hanging on the wall belonged boiler operator's license at the Smith said the state requires the apartments "apparently" had never fine, but only because It was leu to former Luftman Superintendant demand of a state inspector, accord- operators of large boilers to bold been Inspected. expensive to pay it than to contest It. The flaglsur Robert Brown, who had not worked Ing to a state spokesman. The licenses because "boilers can easily He said be believed Smith did qualify MIDDLETOWN - For a year and- for the authority In a year and-a-half spokesman, Kevin Smith, confirmed malfunction and people can be The corporation Is a non-profit as a licensed boiler operator at the a-half, the Luftman Toweri senior that Phillips had bean hired since Injured." organisation appointed by the eitl*eni bousing project had no Gage said he Immediately started and that be was licensed. Mlddletown Township Committee to time of the Inspection. Jictmtd boiler operator, laid Hich- looking for a new operator, and hired Smith said operating a boiler is a oversee the apartments. Gage sug- He said when be hired Smith in .•ard Gage, executive director of a Luftman tenant who had a license complex Job, and calls for trained to operate the boiler in the mean- The Inspector wrote In his report gested that the management com- January, be did not plan on employ- Mlddletown Housing Authority on the April inspection that Luftman operators. time. pany that operated Luftman before Ing him permanently because Smith The publically-financed homing Superintendent John Melchlonna told he was hired may never have is a tenant, and because Smith did project includes 184 apartments, and Gage said that on May 1, Joseph him a tenant was licensed to operate Gage said yesterday he did not not want to work full time. is located on Hurley Lane in Lin- M Phillips was hired as a live-in, the boiler. However, the inspector know whether members of the reported the lapse to the corpor- croft. • licensed operator to replace the added that when he asked Melchlon- Lincroft Senior Clttaens Housing ation. He said the company was While he was employed by When Gage came to work for the tenant, Marshall Smith. na to produce the tenant, Melchionna Corp. knew that no licensed operator Moderate Income Management, of Luftman, Smith was on call aU day, authority on Jan 3, IMS, be said a Luftman was fined (90 at the end did not do so. was employed before he was hired. Trenton. Gage said. Classified .ACTION LINE 542-1700 =INDEX= Public Notice* Situation* wanted Male 55 Pats and Livestock. 77 Buildings/Garages 100 Camping Equipment 153 rect Insertion of any advertlsment and only when It materially affects (L« al.) Situations Wanted Aircraft- . 76 Wanted to Rant 110 Recreational Vehicles 154 B Msle/FemirB 56 Swap or Exchange. 79 the value of the ad. It II contains an Special Notices Child Cere/Nursery BIcycles/Mlnl Bikei 60 Real Estate for Sale Automotive •rror call classified All ads are re- Schools 57 Sports Equip . 81 stricted to their proper classification Lost and Found Open House*- 130 Wanted Automotive 220 and set In the regular Dally Register Swimming Pools 62 230 Special Notli Houaes for Sala 131 Construction Equipment style of type Right Is reserved to Financial CBs, Electronics 63 Auto Financing 240 Travel-Trantportall Merchandise Want< 64 Condominiums/Town edit or refect any copy or sd. Business Opportunity. Auto Insurance 250 Instruction 61 Price Buster 65 HOU» . 132 Mortgages 62 Incoma Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lea»a 260 270 Business Directory Money To Lo 63 Real Estate Rentals Farm Property- 134 Auto Services/Par! TO PLACE Money Wanti 64 Commercial Properly . 135 Motorcycles 260 YOUR Business Service industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers 290 Arts *. Crafts Lots and Acreage. 137 Autos For Sale 300 CLASSIFIED Merchandise AD Employment Mobile Homes 136 Merchandise for Sail Cemetery Lota- 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Help Wanted Male or Female Qaragc/Yard Ssie Summer Bantals Real Estate Wanted 140 51 Machinery For Silo. Furnished Rooms. THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babysltting/Chlld Care 52 Rental Service.. Nursing/Retirement IT APPEAR8I 542-1700 Recreational Domestic Help 53 Homes- 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female 54 Commercial Rentals- 106 Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible lor more than one Incor- 6:30-4:60 1M MkkJatOTK 129 i»4 MerlBOf o 2U Oconpofi 23» Raid t,n« 240 Rumaon MORumson Zoning Board of tha Borough of Tha naanns will ba oondudad _ -OfArtlca IS c Corporata Stockholder a on the Zoning and Tan Mapa. ao quirememe ol Zoning Ordlnanoa Lima lava* an tha apcllcaaon of at S'OO p.m. at ma Municipal Seobon s M n> ol the Zoning Block ss, Lota is and 14, and PUBLIC NOTICS of the Borough of Rumoon 211 ary during tha piu||iaaa of tha n d aea coacBo Bunding. 1S)« rownaNa Ortva. Ordinance ao aa to parmtl appli- d Salement of Dtootoeuro. more oommoniy known aa 1-40 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE met on pertelnln• too to rfron, t rear and alee ""* Bropawty Known •nth oonatrucbon Tha aubfan Marlboro. Naw Jaraay 0774a cant lo Propoaaa to remove e«- e Non-Conualon AflWJavtl Bridge Avenue. Rad Bank. New «e IBth day of June. IBM aims yen) eel book l/aactlonNama TMa Noaea • glvan purauant latlng non-oonformlng froo- I. Equal Employment CerSftoe- Jaraay. Rumaon Borough Hall. Eaat dudlng _ Shopping Cantar •Ua.NN.N0] BOADO 10 NJ.S.A. 40A iao-12la) Any aanoing algna and areot one two bon. The applicant eeeka to re- River Road, Rumaon, New Jef- Had to) location al a garage m a TAKE NOTICE that en Straat Routa Nina and Pond and ii amsmaid on ma Tu Iwtd paraon or mrouggh hla elded so degree anatod fraa- g. Notarized affidavit covering model, refurbteh, attar. nahebHi- eey 077S0. the Zoning Board of front yard aa wok aa any other oad. Tax Map Biocn s Lotfa) S erxnsMap aa LOKII M In Blockla) 54 or har anoman y or iHllgrnniHlnl aandmg algn maaauring is aq proQuolritoaaon. teM and add to) the eoatlng atruc Adjustment wtH hold a hearing Aadnasday, Juna ifth, at • p.m MT tha undaraigrvad Attornay for Tha natura ot tha variance la aa aganl. at ma awiiaaalii public tl to ba placed one ft from atreot AH parHee bidding me work or urea end oonetrupt a muln-aUKy oni mo epprtoebon of me under- may apply to aalesng etruclurea Naw Jaraay H«tur«l Oaa Com- Any paraon or paraona al- loaowa WISH TO ERECT A hearing at tha Dm and place line whore SO fl aatbaok la re- any ponton thereof or ouppuere perking garage Tha will require sionad* at which lima and ptaoa ma propoaad addteon lacM by thla manar may hava aa Inlaraalad paraena wi be aawekaar pany snail appaar batora tha OARAOE 5 FROM SIM PROP- harem eMWad. may ba haard on quired Such ejgne ehas not be of material or other gooda non-conform log la • ' Aasrdssn Township Planning an opportunity to ba haard at a (RTY LINS AND 12- FROM thla appfioaBvon at that flma located in the area wtmm SO ft of tor shops, raa- given en opportunity to be heard public hearing by me Zoning •Hard tor a varlanoa ant) aft* public maatlng to bo hald Juna MAR PROPERTY LINE IN LEFT Dated Juna 4m. tasft a atreat line. On promisee compladon of lha prtpaot afiasi _._.ai of which ara lew maesng ww take pleoe al Board of Adluatmenlet SOD PU ptan approval ao as ta aMow tl at 7*0 P.M. M ma NEAR CORNER OF LOT ORDI- JOHN YACUZZK3. JR lucoad at: t Klnge Htgnway oomplyanmproiiaianao»aSpub- not parmlnad in tMs Zons, as S:1SP.M. o Wednaedayy. June IS, ISMM I 'ownahlp Municipal NANCE REQUIRES IS' FROM By RALPH S HEUSER. JR. Mlddatjwii alao known eaStook sa ana pertaining to the pubHc watt aa lha construction of tha R Miil SHdt UNS. 71 Lot Sa on the Ta» Map tha Ru Municipapl SuHdtngg. District ftaguMtor Station on Buadlna. Schanok anal SSWajaiH Anomay tor ApaMant worka including orovtotona ol parking garafla. Tha propoaad Tha location of the pumill In St Rd Rm Nw proparty known as Mock 2lv ^mar Roada. Fraanoid, Naw Tha appHcaaon and ralalad Juna7 SBSioO A oopy of mo appaoabon nm PL 1S7S. 0 127IBupptonternery uass win oompry wtth lha Spadal quaaSon la In the OB Zoning Oa- Seat Favor Road. Rumaon. New Lot 6 Routs M North ol CM- daaurrnnlB am on nia at tha ol- bean Mad In the Office of the to P.L. IBeS, c ISB) -Law lutnsas otasrtot and provistons irict. aa ahown on mo Borough or aftaotod by aaM appSoeaon N-ood Avanua. Vartma ratal (a Alt documsnts raiaung to this Me of ma Oar* of LMa Siwar NOTrCt Board Secretary and may be In- il tha nawty sdoptad Msstar Taa Map, Block. SO. lot S end are prtvaegoV d to be preeent at •taa balng oouQht to oonatrust attar may ba inapaoad by ths and may ba naminad during PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that The award of the Contract for Plan Vartanoas may also ba ra- more oommoniy known ae SI thai time end to make their vfewa •tructuras whoaa total squara pubHc batwjaan tha hours of • 30 ragmar buatnaaa houn AH par- thle work wW not be made unw qulrao aa to hatghi for tha doch Carton afreet AM and 4.90 P.M. on tha tan. Tha Community VMCA - Camp The public haartng ww ba held lowar and tha parking spaoss to known concerning 9y mattor A footaaa is taas than minimum M •ona a4ahlns » ba haard with Arrowhaad - has appllad to ths on Monday evening, ma 17 day tha nuinnry approvela have The apoboarrt a seeking a van- oopy of the eppaotSon and sup- squara (aat raqulrad In aatd 10) days prtor to tha haartng ml been received from tha New Jer- ba prov*dad. AM varlanoa ra- tha ofnos of tha AmnHUIiatiw Zoning Board of Adtuatmant of of Juna. (SM. el SJO P.M. at t»uaats. as wa*l s* othar bulk vsri- M3O for the purpoee Of: erecting porting documenta are on aa m zona. at ma lima and ptaoa aal Marlboro Townahlp lor a uaa TOl HM Md4 U aey Department of Houamgand one free objndmg Mgn In plamar tha Of*ce of the MunKlpel Cart ' . ths manning Board p tt tha neoeaaary Federal and assign waivars Copias of plans snd spacifi- and Zantrtc Board of Adjuatmant forth abova. and may will ba varianos to par mil tha oparaaon Jaraay. at which time you may y to ttooompiiah tha In front building and one on eaol at the Rumaon MurUolpel Bund- caMona ara on nia si ma offloaa n lha rVaanotd Townshtp Mu- Olvan an opportunity •> ba haara of a yaar-round nuraary sohooi appear armor in panon or by roraooing ara as shown on tna aide of bunding ing end are eiraaaea for mapat of tha Abardaan Townahlp Plan- nkstpal BuUdlng DWIOHT f I KAREN S. KEHOE n prsmlaas at Camp Ar- eoant or attorney en' - Tha Owner laaanna me nem sppHoaaon and pians fiiad wtth AS uutiumena relating to thla son during regular tuelneai ning Board. Municipal Building. Arthur DannTs Lortng, EsoulfS Juna 7 S1S.24 rmiKnid. touts 520. Msrlboro. sny obfaoban which you mey to waive Immaterial Inform atnaetha a Board of Adtuatmant Such appHoabon mey ba Inapeead by houra. Ona Abardaan Squara, Abar- J.. Mao known as Btook M. Lot tn bids, satact any comWnaton of tie pubSe In ma Ofnoe of me Attornay for Applicant JO. on ths TBM Map of tha Town- have K) granting thla BrOOka Von Ar. daan, Naw Jaraay. snd may ba Pond Road Asaocaatas 233 Lona •ranch John C Conlay bide or to award the oontreot In Secretary of me Board M ma f-vtwwad durtng normal bust- ship ol Marlboro pan of whole, or to re>Sbt any or Borough He* durtng regular Juna 7 fit 72 Thts sppwoaaon is new on tha Juno 7 SH 32 naas houra. in air mart pilw all blda or pane thereof and toend are hereby Incorporated by • joineae houra Fair Haven. New Jaraay may appaar si tha pubMe haaring Piaaaa taw «oaoa mat a pubk ."..' and a pubHc haartng how as propoaaie lor a period of AS penona inMiaoad m ma KM baan sohadutad tor Juna it. to offar oommanta as ap- 228 Fr—hold ToWT^hsp haanna a«S ba haM by tha Plan, MT Monmoudi Beech abny (M) daya anar ma bM open- All dooumenta reletlrtg to thla .Hanann «• be given ample proprlata mng Baard of ma City of Long " at tOO p.m. In tha opoonunny to ba heard al the Msrlboro Municipal Building application may ba inaoected by 241 Naw Jaraay Natural NOTICE TO aiooejta avanon, at tna City Man In tha City BY ORDER Of he public In me Ofnoe of the 1 meeting Of Long Branch. N.J. on: MON- t7B Township Ortva. Marlboro. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that atwntoh amaaftd ptaea arty jfRRAL REALTY, a New jeraey Mayor end Council Rtohardl ROBERT FELDMAN, SS. tha PurohMinn AgwM of tha DAY JUNE 17TH. ISM AT • 00 Borougn of Ooaanport T>em In the baeement of the Mu- June 7 SUM O'CLOCK P.M. satad party ww ba givsn an ParVMnhip. haa appllad to ma Meeang el ma 12S Stata Highway 14 Townahlp of FrMhoW at 1100 opportunity u be heard Board of Adluetment ol the County of Monmoum. itotoel Bunding durtng regular Mayor and Council of me P.O. Box 410 emaon juna is, Tha purpeaa of thlo haartng n Borough of Monmoum Beach for PUBLIC NOTICS Borough of Sea Bright. New Jer- aw Jaraay 07747 to conaldar tha application AS dooumena reUbng a ma venenoae horn me lerma of Sec- Pavldal L. Varca. ZAQEB, FUCHS. PLEAS* TAKE NOTICE that on eey wa be MM al 1 00 P.M. on (201) W3-O400 Muntolps. Plata. Schancfc I of PETER C KELLY tor an ax- eppboMon may bo Ineuaoteil by bano: ArUeto X Schedule of Llml- Borough Clerk LECKSTEIN. KAUFF ma ISm day of June. 1SM at me June 17. ISM at ma Counok ^7 $14 04 Die pubec at the offtoe of the SM.24 I NEEDLE Rumaon Borough Hall. Eaat Chambera. 1MB Seal Oman ««• • thay w«i ba pwa- »e oc«na«oa of tha CKy of Long fcntng Clerk al the Marlboro River Road. Rumaon. New jar- anu# aaa wnQtn *w jarsay 1 ArtkM VIII. Seobon 101-4 it B1. Attorneye tor Apfisnesuns. a. aaa wQ. aw jasay I Abrdaon ioty opanad and raad aloud tor Municipal Bunding during rag- Theodore 0 Sourta eey 077M, ma Zoning Board of ArtlcaVIII. Seobon 101-SJ10 of Adtuetrrtenl wSI hold a naanng Thla Ueeang la epan to Ke pub- 1BB6 Moad Program. t.O k aa: SB iMr niidnaaa houra ma Zoning Ordlnanoa. ao aa to end Eleme ScurlU TOWNSHIP OP AUAHIN Bttumlnous Concrata Ovarlsy VHION AVENUE Lot 7 BUM on the applloason of tha under- WAPTV Se MAP.OALOTTHU I permit oonaeudbbn of seven (7) By ABFUHAM J. ZAOER MARY LARSON PLANNING BOARD wffl. Prrtacava Iwtarnbrans 21S Aa ahown on tha City Tax tor Appebam PUBLIC NOTICS Jeled. June 4, ISSS atoned, el which erne and piece TAKE NOTICE that on a ebidto auHea In me PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai on as ma Borough Ctert. Altomayal_. iciiaaai Aoy Suaanaaa Zone; and raHaf from mm 7 S21.S0 June 7 S4.M yfadnaaday. Juna itth. 1BB6. at s may ba asaminad and/or !• aa followa APPLICANT ma 20 day of Juna ISM. at ma ip.m tha undaratanaal AMomay . s. isss tie requlremena of »m perking Red Bank Municipal BuacMg. SI ohren an opportunity to be heard pad at ma omoa of tha SEEKS SITS PLAN APPROVAL APY t MAROALOTTI lak) moating wSI take piece at fqr Knoll Construction Co. anal . ISM uiainarMaaaeleraealdaredura Monmoum Street. Pad Sank. 240 Rumson FOR A CONFORMING USE AS A OS Baal Front Street tna eua of perking eaaa ft om 10" SIS P.M. appaar bafora tha Abairtaan PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN A New Jaraay. me Board of Adiuet- AN ORDINANCE SUP- •hip Planning Board for tha " , N.J 07701 » 2C B k » IS'; end lor 11 Tha tooenon of me premtaea In PLEMENTINO AND AMENOtNO Tpwnshlp p Na» Jereey 077SS. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE ZONE oompeci parkins ataae. and tomam wrai noto a naanng on ma quaaajn am me s zonmg DM- ptirpoaa of sacurtng pratlminary THERE AM REQUIRED BULK application of ma unSaralsiiad. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai on CHAPTER 4 -fVUCHSa AND and final sita plan approval for • un« hvanly tout (24) houre prior reduce the number of required biot m shown on 9* Borough BEACHFRONT- OP REVIBSD o me in MioXa [leaning of VARIANCES FOR ONE (11 SIDS- et which lime end place an ma ism day of June. IBM el me portion of proparty known aa Lot 236 Metawan Borough S epeeat bam ma maal- Rumaon Borough Han. Seal Ta» Map, Stock S4. Lot 14 and ORDINANCES OF THE Ue. YARD AND ONE 11) SETBACK of 17S; and for Intar- Kl mors oofnfleOnty known as 79 2f. Block 108 which proparty Is FOR THE PFIE-EXISTINQ n opportunity to ba haard. SaM River Road. Rumeon, Naw Jer- BOROUOH Of SEA BMfJHT waa i on tha northarty aid* of BUM muat be on tlte Prajneil NOTICE TO IliiaSun aa to whether a rear Leteyetto. St. Rumaon. mtroducad by the Mayor and tocatad ma Town- DWELLING THE APPLICANT PROPERTY OWNIM erd vertenoe a reaulfod, and if Mating will taka ptaoa al loo aey O77B0. ma Zoning Board of >acfcla Road in tha vicinity MAY NEED A PARKINO VARI- Adluetment wa hud a hearing Tha appaoam a aeeklng a varl- Council of Ba Boropoh of Sea oVal nArtan Br a Tarraoa. Tha purposa •aaa Take NoSOK aa. lor rasef from and rear yard anoa tor tha purpoee of: Inataa- Bright on May SO. ISM and on ANCE DEPENDENT UPON THE That ma undaralgnad naa ap- eoukemont of SO", to provide for Tha location of tha prsmlaas in on ma anniicaeon of ma under- at this spppucatton la for ap- velope and addraaaad _ INTERPRETATION OF THE o Ino (approx.) SS* dormer on exIM- June 3. ISM waa flneay adopted m E Jam. Piirnliaama tha Planning Board of a rear yard ea eat forth on ma Quilipn is in ths C/0 xomng led at which time and place end approved by tha Mayer end proval of 17 ona family building HANDICAP PARKINO REQUIRE- dtatrtct. as ahown on tha tax elgned. ns houee iota In addition to ths ratantlon of •earn. Municipal Paae. Sohanal *a Borough of MMala wan for a af Me MENTS OF THE STATE OF NEW minor aubdMelon a map, Btook M Lotjsj 80. and •ntan an opportunliv a) ba haard. AS dooumana reuens B ma oaa additional lot wtth horns JSRSEY laM maaang will taka ptaca at application may ba Mapected by CECILS F NORTON already situate tharaon Cop+as 0772S. and plainly martad on tha from tha tarma of _. mora commonly known as fM TAXI PURTHER NOTICE that Shrawsbtiry Avanoa MB P.M the public In mo Offtoa of ma of tha complaw plans and spao- You ara lo haraby nooflad that •-12-2IF) of me Zoning Ordt- Seer alary of tie Board In ma fieanons ara on fHa st ths offioas Road Program. 2.0 Hajmmoua you ara privttagad to ba praaant applicant will aaak Tha appiloant is aasfclng uaa Tns tooatton of lha prsmlaas m MARY LARSON vtnmmm and bulk vartanoas for quaaHon it tn tna n-1 Zoning Borougn Had durtng regular Borougn Clerk ol tha Abardaan Townahlp Plan- Canonna ChMMlay wtth Pba at aaM hearing and praaam any aubdMaion wtth two 12) lota leaa 019 0 0 1 and an abtaoona which you may than required frontage In tha Pyp *?. * j ' Convan for- district, ss shown on tha buameee houra. June 7 HI ning Boats'. Municipal BuHdtng. Borough Tax Map, Stock. 123, AS paraena imaraalU in ma Ona Abardaan Squara. Aoar- and ma namt of ttta DMdar. AN otaaM Site R-rs a>na on ma prafmoaa at 11 mar stora Spaoa on oorinactftng m»aimnaaiZona(Bia»naea Ra proparty to stasplng araa for Lot 2 and mora commonly llHIHalnn ww be Shan ample daan, Naw Jaraayt and may ba Mddara muat aubmrt wwi tNa Plan Approval Bulk Van- Flerro Avenue which a) wHMn opportunity to ba haard al ma PUBLIC NOTICS ravtawad durtng normal buat- 200 h of property owned by you Ml. and auah other raaaf ea ma rttftajpftif boardars m SKM- known at Wldgaon Rosd, homs (2) Con- Rumaon. NJ. abova Mead maeana. pieeee laka notoa mat ma naas hours Msmbars at tha pub- The prnnaadlng of true oaaa TMe appeal la now on ma cterk'a oerd mey deem aaproprlaai. Boroueh of Saa Bnght ww ra- ON PREMISES LOCATED on In roar aeeklng a vari- Jo Ann April tia and an intaraatad partlas may lulty daaonbmg agmpmant ha may be Inapaoad In the offae ot rmnaai end a public haartng j J 7 1 aoeVve bMa tor a raw 1SS4 or aapsnd tha haartng and offar tie Board of AdKabnent. City hee bean ordered tor June if ance tor tha purpoepoee of Con- newer beckhoe loader tar gen- oammants ralattva to thla, appli- Hall. 344 Broadway. Long SM at S:00 p.m. In me Council known aa Stock 4S Lea IS. 11. atrucang an inomid aoreened eral oonatruobon use. Tha easaad cation quired lo aubmli epproved Branch. NJ during ragmer buev :hamber Municipal Bunding. SI S ST on ma Tan Map. porch to rear aide of houaa m blda ww be opended end read al bondeon or aabjia aaKiunun of raaa houre, Monday thru Friday SO Mam street. Matewan. New "ny aaraen or aerseia ef- oontormanoa to an toning re- Paste ttke noeoe mat Jane •a Regular MeeSna of the Knoll Construction Co. DATED JUNS STH. 1SSS «d by ma apaJoason may ••or star j of ma Board m tna Eliiabeth Blaok. owner of Mayor and Counoa to fee hold on Robart Faldman. Esq. JOHN P.. DILLION. Ill appear either In paraon or by i an opoortuntty to be heard ttsaawsnt of tha Munioipai Butd AN dooumenta relating to Ihle nramliaa anlgnalia on me of- June 17. less at SOOPM. Speol- 126 Stata Highway 94 Slddera ara advteed to note attorney, and pmaanl any obfae- al tie meeting to be MM al 7;S0 mg during har ragu+ar tmun. appaoabon may be Inepected by Mai munldpal ax reoorda aa sotbona for aaw beckhoe loader ATTORNEY POP. APPLICANT, p.m. on TUilOAY. JUNE IMh. P O BOM 410 that may wa Be required to PSTSP. C KELLY bon whtoh you mey have to pram- Walton C alohABon the public In the Offtoa of mo Lot I, Block 4S, Rumaon. New may be obtained from me Abardaan. Haw Jaraay 07747 oompty K«h the « aa Wage Rale mg of Ihlo appeal, - - aS In me MuMotpal Building at Attorney tor Appaoenl lantelai» of the Board in the Jereey. located on W»eon circle. Borough Clerk et me Borough raoi) M9-O400 • 7 tit.Tt ihta nonce la aent to you by ma Baeoh Hoea Monmoutn MFuotorPleea Borough He* during regular nvaon, a tiarsay, haa sp Hen on any weekday between the eon. N.J OTTSO, or auch other Fled Bank. New Jeney 07701 —- houra. to the Zoning Board of Adhour- s of s oo A M and 4S0 P.M. janaB 11*04 eppeoent. aa required by lew. paea lulg an I by sue Board BMdara are required to oomp. ?34Mat*bofQ STANLEY YACKER. Anorney tor (101) SM-S0OS en! of the Soroush of The Mayor and Council re- ly wtm the reoulremena ot PL. AppHoent. Albert Dtaarto A oopy of ma appaoabon. Oaa Juna S. ISSS Eton for permlaalon to sarvas tna rtoot to ra)act sny ana 1S7S. e. 1ST. leuerdwe At- June; Silt* pOoumania and plans naa baan S14.7S joportunfly I an Mae and to waive any Im- .pusuc atones BSabJw ia« SaabBk aaababe^ak ni SSbuafe am _ - TiTmaiTVBj >%oaon raaponaioarftas material InfotmaHbao In any of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai rbWaFti an na Cr«noa of itt aaorvLavr William F. MoaoatsSo Mde (river atoel af me raoldonoa ina MMartng Ordlnanoa wae of the BOAP.0 OP ADJUST:. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat 23* Mlddlelown 1 Ann MoeoeMM paaaad on final conak»*rat»on by The Townentp Committee ot MENT. and may be mapeowd by FUNNHM BOARO ettuaa on eatd proparty. Sak) MARY LARSON the Townehlp of Freehold re- ma Planning Beard 0* ma TV S/14/SS tl« Hayof and Council ol tna •Mp of Marlboro ww held a p ma Pubfc between the houra of Tha Juna 10. IBM maaang of Borough Clerk Sorougn of Eatemown foHowlnf- aerveatna right to refect any or S.OO am and 4 00 p.m. al me tor vananoaa ano from xn9 ra- all Mde If It la m the bael Intereet He haanna an WidneaSei. Juna the Nad Bank Planning Board a (Urd raadlno and a public Mar 1Sm. ISM to oonawer an appli- etunuaal BuSdWa. 21 Beach wm ba hew at • oo p.p.mm . m ma ina B1 a apaoMI maatrng of Mid of the Townehlp. Hoed. Monmoum Beach, NJ. cation of John Vaouaslo. Jr (the MONMOUTH COUNTY Cil ChamberaChb , St M bJh no'M WaWadnaodayd . Juna s Frederick E. John ••AppHoent") for praamlnaiy and JEP.RAL BEALTY. ISM. nnal me plan approval, ven- HOTtCS OP HaAMNQ • Nl Parmaranip Jaraay. Tha agenda at as foaowe: Townehlp ot Freehold NOTICE OP HEAM BY: JEP.P.Y PRIMAVEBA ancee and walvera tor tha TO Thomea t Dolorea Hookey l) AOmmietreava Maeara: Raa- AN ORDINANCE FIXINO THE purpoee of remodeling the Juna S. ISaS. olutton of approval for Spyroa BRIDGE ADVICE SALARIES Of THE OmCIALS Morganvllla Flral AM Iquad BardM. eo3T Bridge AvSue. AMD EMPLOYEES OF THE Freehold. Naw Jaraay 0772a Board of Adluaaiianl of me Red Bank. Donald S. Oevtne. 227 BOflOUOH OF EATONTOWN 7 SS4 12 Buumg into a ruiauiaiil and 236 Ocwnpofl lounge on Lola 17 and IS Bagek Townahlp of IBiliSilu for a E Bergen PI., apnaoaM aj aeak- FC* THE YEAR iesa 21 aa eame la dapmed on mo vertanoe from me mg aateneun ot lima to moot ma By ALFRED SHEINWOLD By ordv of Ota Mayor and oondnona of approval (or nia Tu Map of «ta Townehlp ot Amok. 1S Section tOsMAi'oi'm1 e The Mayor and Council of me Mines. Marlboro (ma -Property-) Zoning Ordlnanoa aa aa to par prevtouaty appro.ad If vou want to cross a liver, your would bid only one heart if there MAHOARET L SMITH Borough of Ocaanpon In ma Nonca c» oacmoN Tha apptloaril la further eeek. County ot Monmoum. Naa Jor- 1. Anthony M MinilBSI. S4 nv ji chance may well be to swim; had been no raise to two diamonds, BOROUGH CLERK Ing a minor oubdMoton to oon- front » Bergen Place. Pad Bank. Juna 7 ST 30 1 * Winy riBKIKIIU) BoardUIIBW,, al•! lR* acadeai Lota 17 and 1S In Block mfNad uee In B-1 aone or R-7 aaasad osot wsl ba N.J. propoeed oooupancy of \*A there's no harm in looking first but you can well afford to take the regular maaang held May 2S t Into one lot To th» B«rough of Ooaanport. Mon- building for permmed ueee. for a rowboat. We have a bridge 240 Hurrtaon ISM approved Final Major Sub- Tha property oonaMa of 2 0* lebng atore front Into apenment mouth County, Naw Jaraay, for 11Sue Plan Cnmmltaa Papaa push to two hearts aa long as this is dMawn No. 4SS -CROW FIELD aerea end la located m me c-2 ' otedat: 174 Port Weitor FL Ztmmarer. SS Bread hand today to illustrate this bril- not a jump bid. nmucMonca ESTATES", eubUct to oanajn Zone. . E. Keaneburg. Street. Pied Bank. OunBal to oondtbona. Wed Aprs IS. less by the windows and recede reel liant idea. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat on In eddltlon to tha preliminary OM Wharf Park, OnaafipBil Naw South dealer tna ism day of Juna. leas at tna MIIMOW Inc.. for a propoaed and Ann ana plan approval, ma 1S-21 on the Tu mem Aao a propoeed change to Eaat won the tint trick with the Rumaon Borough Hall. E«« aeven m aillnlmalnn of Va applicant la laquaaanqgg tha rol- * oapy of m the front door from aoad wood to Both aides vulnerable RMr Road. Rumaon. Na» Jar Holmdel Townahlp Ta> Map towmgg venenoenoaee anandd walwaia wala : an Mod In L _ phaaas of tha work as gtoea and aluminum. SSMtoee. king of spades and returned a spade •ay O77ao. tha Zoning Board of mock 2S.O4 Lot 2S. tooatod onID Variance from Section Board Sacratary and mey ba in- Spring street. Pad Sana. Oema- juJtuatrnant Mil hold a haayMg Una Head, and tnal a S1J.J (lot area) of the Zonmg Mton of aeeond floor of "Oub to dummy's ace. With eight obvi- NORTH on ma appuoaaon of tha undar Ordktanoo In thai me requtrec The pubHc heenng wW be halo- houaa." George Whelan, ous tricks. South saw that the ad. at which tlm. and pMoa anraaga la S aoraa and prcpoaaa on Monday evening, ma 17 day 200-2OS Mapto Avenue, Fad • A93 Intaraatad paraona will ba to uaa 2 00 aoraa. •""*""of June. 1SM. at 100 P.M. at Ban*. Propoaaa oheneee m ap- r part few Jaraay WHS 104)0 AM. proved lensniapnig. Moahanto diamond flneaae waa hia main gNan an opponunlty to ba heard ofnoe ot tha TowneNp dark and (t) Varlanoa from Section wkewaauHBbSSVw.^ Mai • —— u ea^AaT afeat laid la available for Inepeoeon durtng Jereay. at which amo you may prffWfjswng afna on JUIW «a, Street Sohooi. (Mventew piaiai. chance for a ninth. la ailble fo ia di S1S.4 |tot width) of tha Zoning Red Bank. Propoeed oheneee to 0109832 ,1» P.M. regular houra of bualneaa. Ordlnanoa which raqulree SOI or by ISM. and Stan be puBMi open- South therefore cashed the ace of Tha IniaSiiii of the pramaaa in HOLMOtL TOWNBHIP leal and eppaoanra lot wktth la t or altoinoy and preeent ed and raid. • K1053 auaaSnn la In the RS Zoning Dle- PLANNINO BOARD 1M.M' obfaoaon which you may "ITSSune CooeruotKKi Com- hearts, ran the four clubs and tried trtat. aa ahown on the Borough Carol N. nave to grenang thla appaoabon peny. Pro aa 101 Avenue, ai. S4 Tan Map, Block. 4S, Lot 1S and rai WEST •- (lot nonage) of the Zoning Loat S. »2.4S. 44, Had Ban*. N J the diamond finesse. West prompt- EAST more oommoniy known aa S Jun-7 SS.IX ' '(finanoe wMOtl faaWm M ly took the king of diamonds and • QJ1087 • K2 . loeaeelmple The eppMoant a eeeklng a vari- aay 07717,* and Be marked plain- ly on me outoldo of ma envelope townhoueae on 14 aoraa. the rest of his spades, defeating the <5»972 VQ 10854 ance tor the purpoeo of : a Sec- NOTICS OF HEAIWM 4) Faeart A. Forreear. st-ss ond Story Addition Take Noaoe, mat an Thuraday. ((4)) varianca e Irom Section -BkSafar Senior CMaana Buad- OK65 0J7 511117 (front yardd eat beck)) of the inf. OW Wharf Park. Ocaanpon. Oakland Street. SI. SS. Lot 7. Fad contract. All documenta reletlng to thla Junmea 20. ISM at 1:00 p m. at the Zoning Ordinance which re- Bank. NJ. Appaomt a aoekmg • 84 application may bo Inepeoad by Borouoh Has . hih Nsar Jereey. • 9762 quire* 7S feel and AdKietraant at the • one pan seams! wWi FREE FINESSE the public In tha Offtoa of Vie LimeHtvar. Naa Jateey. a hei7- baok la SS.70 feat of MUHItown lor a Secretary of the Board In tha ing wta be oonduead By tie Zon- IS) Varlanoe from Section After taking the ace of spadea SOUTH eoroufch Hall during regular ing Board of me Borough of uaa Article 1S-10 . of Bio Traaaury m buelnaaa hours. sue (aide rare' ae) beck) of ma accordance with NJ.S.A. • 654 Sltvor on the aiifilliiasiin 2c:iOD1e1;1OD1f2 of fM Zoning S) DevM and arena* ASaa, 1M South should cash the ace of hearts AS poraona Inter aaaad In thle Zoning Ordlnanoa which re- Ordinance ao ae to permit eppa- iSAis.s ana ae set form in me oonalruoaon. Tha aubteot prop- Qukea SO feel and appMenfa aat Inevucaona » Blddera arowi Road. SI. toe, La* S. and the A-Q of clubs. Then he leads VKJ63 application will ba given ample baok la 49.2S Nat. oant to oonaaTjcl a atna*» famty Tha WabMoacni to Btddara. 10. ii>ad Bank. N.J. opportunity a be hoard at the erty a cofnmonly known aa Ts dwaang on pramiaa sooatad at! a apade. giving Weat his tricks. ©AQ4 Savon Bridges Ftoad. Uae SS- IS) Variance frem SM rear yard Form el BM. Perm a) Conbaot. aboveI atalelea "d mooting. aet beck of the Zoning Onunarna rani vac* Plena and FTofiot Manual, may i immeeberger ver. end a eBeneaM on me Ta> "toss: If West can lead a club after •AQJ Uae aa Lot 21-1 In Stook 4S. Tha wMohrequlraaSOfaalanda ' adaimaaflloaaofme S/4/SS oanfa aat back la 47* feet. Lota S S 10 on ma Tu Map S) Jeffrey Moyar, lie nature of tna venanoe a aa w- A oopy of me eppseesen ha* taking his spades, South cashes the lowa: For aide wa ' (7) Varlanoa Irom S P.A.. Mam Sbeat, lloaiiSal. New Shrewsbury Avenue, SI. 7S, Lot Seath Was* North Eaal SIS 14X (buffer) wMoh reqmrae bean Mad In ma Ofnoe at (to Jaraay ano me ' 11.01. Rad Bank. HJ. Acaaicanl K-10 of clubs and then falls back on 2tl FreehoM Townehlp 30 feet and aooioenfa aaet • Board Secretory and may be m- * anlilno major Me plan ap- INT Paas 3NT AliPass requMeM Ft. and we oropoee ofnoa looataaj a. , sroval with varlanoaa for a the diamond finesse. If Weat start- BaMla-wjrd. Ociaanaert. Maw Jar* aoaa for a NOTICS IS Pi Tha public hearing wta ba held Jhenae in uauae frof m aawlal i bab> ed wtth fewer than three clubs, TOWNSMtp OP FREEHOLD Tha appaoaaen and reMad wa i 40 loot from boundary, but en Monday evening, the 17m day •on to laundromat and MONMOUTH COUNTY at June. ISM at *0S P.M. at ^apiai of tha Oontraot Ooou- 0penlnglead--4>Q dooumama ere on (lie at ma of- far or akantaig around parting rraanw mya ba obtainad by ara* however, he mutt give South a free tea of ma Clark of LJMe Savependnr s lor SO or mere la hava een qualified bidders from me flneaae in one of the red suits --and Nonca op 1 may ba aaawinainaa durtndurtng Knttprounnpy y of partMg la Jem*, el whtoh ama you may Arohitoore offtoa upon dapoet of Red Bank PHMng A racket Otjlsls te IrMcs writ- .lw baaabuafnaaaa hourahoura. AS parpar- the contract PUBLIC MARINO proparty Una, ikgnttng dasaH n a ohaok In the amount of tea B7 Alfred SkelsweM U avails- In oempuanoe wlih Section aona wtehlnh g a) ba heard alt quwng I (opt uandkia. no part agent or oaornay and preaant Sioo OO. par eat of deautnena. is-7 2 of the Freehold Townahlp regard to aaM •pruoaaan may any ob)aoSon aMoh you ma) apoear at ma ama and ' mg parmmad doear man 30 teet rafundabta to sM Urma SajfbfnininQ DAILY QUESTION hie. Oat rear t*n *7 aeaeUaf «LM, Land uaa Ordmenoa. nonce la ftotlt alruoture; and a bid upon return of tie plena m hereby given Diet we. POND •her • PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat at latlntlLi a atasia«al, self-ss). pivan an opporiunHy ba providedoded. l order wWHn an daya afar • 00 P.M. on ma Both day of •PAD li ss, ANawjaraoy >•> be (t) SuoSuoh ootheoter >er1enoeoea aam rtanne Whitman BM op anna). A rnaaMwm Youhold,e>K2S>Q1085 4OJ7 Parmarahlp, do hereby propoee OVas S Home Saan* Junes. ISM r Juna. ISM. at tha Rad Bank Mu- iiatasyJ Na. 10 aavatesis, te Sfcala- aajlwajlann aee me PltnnaiPl eB Beer SfM of mrea oels at Soiumsills nicipal BuHdmg. U Monmoum • 9762. Dealer, at your left, bids to develop and oonatruct 1SL2 SIMS may deem nacaaaary at the pub- SIMS waM aa tiMf, la care) at Ikis acres for afieaeing center awaatt Haa vanii, taaw «#araay, Hc hearing lor ma aa_p»oaaori wta avoard of AonMsmant wat hoid one diamond, your partner doubles Mwspaaejr, P.O. Bast 1040, Le» ea. uuliaMiaiiB rebel A copy or tha appsjoaaon an •OTICS OF HSAMNa commeroal and pro- a naailng on aSe aopaonon of and the next player raises to two TAKE NOTICE, mat on Thura- plena ara on fM m — Omoa of Ptoaae toae noBee met ma wia wnaar((gnad at whion twna all offloea and free aand- aaWdft ^ -^ aab^ aw_ _ - •_ _ diamonds. What do you aay? day. Juna 10. 1SM at $M p.nv WIM aaaraaawy or via piannin imsemsiaii haa appsea a ma flliTJTJd paraans aM #a ajhajn ina bulldlnea. - Borotan HM. Piiasim A> Board of Adjussmem of mo S. Surely Company'a > ba haard. Thla • Board ana ara avanabla for pub- ANSWEBi Bid two hearta. You I application also includea enua. Lnaal M • W •*- ..lain _ ^ . » Townahlp of IllSailHi I'I for a cartlfloete covering lha pfi Quaaaon ara uae. panting and bum varlanoM ounng norn*i furmahmg of ma CanbaeT SH l Zona aa ahown FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1985 The Register 141 Ma BrlaUt 241 Monmouth County Lost and Found 51 HtlpWantad 31 HtlpWinlxl 51 Help Wanted 51 HelpWanfd SIHtjpWanttd SI Help Wanted OHDINANCi MIWIIMIHT- unawugnM. Oomonu F FOUND CAT - Orange female FOREMAN — Cor landaoaplng LEOAL SCCRCTAflY - US- caraHI. AdmlnMratrl. ol mo PART TIME - Advanura M DELIVERY PERSONS NEEDED HAIRDRESSER — To work In Luwnw. raminwtulK of tna Tabby, pregnant, at Carvel In youra aa a mambar of a RIFLE CARRIERS — Summartma hra, part Hrna company ftaaponalbta for aibuay pteeaant ahop. Exp. In waert gaooo aw pratarrad. T»mga •MM* 01 tha MM John Joaaph Tlnton Falls CaH 543-2497. tOUAD H.SS . aanloraa. . llunlora,, WANTED hra. 4 naxlbkf hra. day or night. Jutiaa including oparaUon of ma- ft tata. CaH 4954444 or alaoo akria raqtrkad <«* aUBy *"•"* ST. tiiiml nolle It OradaOd . andd CftCoftaaa ald tludantat . Earn up to 17 hr CaH 53I-M24 sftlnary. 6 yrt. axparlanoa Call Mo-7 723 lo operate dldApttona. Ptaaaant orvan lo rna nMiKn ol LOST — Mala oat, beige orange aam graal pay * MO00 ad a*. batwaan 11-4 pm. tor appt aai-Tsoo. working oonda. 36/hr. wk. Ai 8Wfnr..or? -•mim to p>mm lo in* tabby, May 22. In vtoinlty of 7-11 panaa pay back • MOW Ol BM For Tlnton Falls srta. HEATINO A AIR COND*TtONER beneCHa. 6*4-5010. •OMOUON Of MA WMOKT — AdmlnlatratrlM tnalr clalma on Branch ava-. Littl" e Stiver Ra- • 110 000 atuajanl loan raaay- Wellington Rd. anDENTAd L ASSISTANT a DENTAL FULL TIMI 8AL6S HELP - instaMsra. No experience IT IS HEREBY OftOAINED. by unoar oath within •!• monrha ward M2-7194 mam. Can tor miarvlaw: Wyckham Rd. Brass. HYOIENIST — Both lull HIM. Apply In parson. Monmouth nacawavy. WW train hard worker KENNEL CARETAKER — Uva-*n Itte Mayor and Council of the torn lhl« data. 747-2111 Aak lo> PfTI SASO or Salary oommanaurata with axp. Bying Cantor. 777 Shrewsbury *tth good attitude CaH efficiency apt Matura mind- Borough of SM Bright in the DMM: Juna 1. IMS LOST B/2S — Vicinity of Twtttght MtOUU. PIUSX -AMERICANS Prim* call Stsvs Rad Bank. CaH 747-3B4S. Ava. Shrewsbury 496- 3M3 ed/animal oriented. Muat ba County of Monmouih end State WWII. Foil. Zan> • MoOovarrt Ave . Keansburg, mans wedding AT THEIR BEST" Prior aarvtoa Qarrj.ll. at 542-8880 HEALTH AIDE - Community avaMaota waifcinda. CaH eves of New Jersey, in the interact of band- REWARD mayapplv: DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part 496-2606 Attornaya M Law CARRHW WANTED - Kayport FULL TIME — Janitorial Supar- Out Reeoh Workar. County wtda jubec safety, protection of traffic Call 717-7390 Urn EKpartanoa raqulrad Can »iaort naadad tor local aohoois. ind protection of property we Shrawabttry Avanua OtvHMn St.. Broad SI. Main St «7l-l6aa childhood laad polaonlng LOBT — Bat. Chlnaee Pug, fawn araa. Call Cathy BarMay, Dally Mack aaai lloanaa pratarrad out pravanuon programa. Muat LEGAL EXECUTIVE SEC- CHAPTER 4 "BEACHES AND Timor Fun. Naw Jariay 07701 NJ ARMY RETARY — For managing part- BEACHFRONT", shall b. Alt: Milton M Abr.moll, E«q ootor Ana. lo Name Ivory, Vicin- ', IM-aflO or M2-atao DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Full t naoaaaary. C«n tfijov working wtth crtlMran. ity of Burlington Ava Leonardo. NATIONAL GUARD Oma Had Sank. Sand raauma lo e»a PTHI LPN or oarUftad Homa of branch ofttoa of major law Domanloa F. Luccaraill CaH 291-3025 Haalth Aide City of Long Branch. firm In Oakhurat office Minimum 2161 Mwy N3S CARRIER WANTED box Z-43S, Tha ULL TIME — Oraanahaapar. ARTICLE 8 PROHIBITION OF APPLICATION — InvHad Or- Shrawabury, NJ. 07701 Dapt of Haalth 222-2056 6 yra. raal estate axp Muat be SURFACING IN CERTAIN HolmiM. Now MMy 077i» LOBT — Tan/white miniature nanlal MIMH Dmaoty tor TrMHy KEYPORT ;Saaaonal). t3-90 par hour. Mual able lo assume raaponalbally, in- AREAS Admlnlatralru Collie, 4 mo. old puppy, with VICINITY OCNTAL ASSISTANT — Reoep- ba Monmouth County raatdant HELP WANTED — For cleaners dependent tWnker Salary com- CKurorl. Rad Sank In- Waahlngton St.. Section 1 No paving, black- Juna 7 110.44 black face Bettord area Wear- volvaa Sunday aar tlonlet. FuH or part Uma to Join Call Howau Park OoH Couraa al Shirt or laundry Dapt. Call mensurate wtth asNHy. Exc. ban- top or any othar surfacing the,, ing black ooHar REWARD! CaM •aak-nlgnt raharaal Tharaaa St, Broadway staff in MlddkMOwn quality prac- 9M-5S43 or Hominy HID Oorf 222-9774 eflta Call 493-2202 be permitted between the aaai S63.45fM or M7-7B40. aWa 10 guMa a onaHanglng DAILY REOISTER Uoa. Mature paraon prafarrad Couraa at 4«2-S22S stfe of Ooaan Avenue and the Reply to Box 2-440 Tha Ragle HIRING NOW — For full ft part LIFE GUARDS — Ovar 16. Muat LOST — 8/30. QoM chain groMh pprograg m tor IMS Wrll- FULL TIME TRUCK DRIVER time summer rxMp ideal for Col- aaa waN from a point north of Iha lan rapllaa l lt CaH Cathy Barktay tar. Shrawabury, NJ 07701. hava certmoaoon and ba wKUng I LAGANA bracelet. 8/30, In Red Bank, rapllaa only wrltri raauma and M2-WM 6*3-5210 Appry in paraon. Amartoan lege atudenta or matura adults to work waakanda ft hoedaya. sxletlng beach clubs on Ooaan JR tl tap. InoJuO* aalary ra- Avanua and extending to tha Broad SL batwaan 12-1 Ban* DESK CLERK - Full tlma Naw Lumbar. Rta 38. Mlddlaiown For smueemeni arcade and var- Call for appt. 972-1169 after / Pursuant to mo ofdor ol J qolramant. CnrkMan commit- aJ rOf tUMJftlQtit"* M.n\ fthrfii iety slora For interview call northernmost border of theWILLIAM BOYLE, Surrogalo ol man! aaaanHal. Apply u MuUc CARRIER WANTED FULL-TIME ACCOUNT- LIFEGUARD Borough of Sea Bright Mon.-Frl C«* Mft-4703. 496-0010 batwaan 9 am -5 p.m. tha County ol Monmouth. thla CommlaaJon Chairman, P. 0 l NO/ADMINISTRATIVE — Oa- Aak for Judy Qardan apt. oomphn Section 2. For purposes of en- day mada. on tha application ol B2S REWARD - For female tor- Bo« 741. Had Swill. NJ. 07701. Highland! downtown araa. DESK CLERK — Part lima Naw partmanl of Qrowing oomputar CaM 291-0006 loroement. under the penalty tha undaralgnad. Domantea F ties sheN cat. Dectawad on front can Jafl 542 Mao motaf tor 4 p.m.-mldnlght eMti 4 company aaaklng aacratary wtlh HORSE FARM HELP WANTED LIFE GUARD - Furl or pan Urna. provisions of tha ordinance, Luoctfatll AdmlnlttratrlM ol Iha feat. Loot In the vtatnlty of Sevan ^YM/F-AaplyalMo- midntghi-6 a.m. Bhlft. CaH good adminlatraUva akWa. — Experience pratarrad. Call for each day s parson, corporation aalata ol Iha aald Jonn J. Lagans Brtdgaa Rd ft Paag Lane. Ltttta i Bjatania Corp., S1 Rkxdan »46-4703. Knowtadg* of bookkaaplng and MUM rtava oanrncata. AvaNaMa appointment and Interview 8/25-B/2 Ptaaaa carl 53I-4S3]. or landowner violates tha Jr. rtanaaaad. nouoa i» haraby S«ver. May U. CaJ»4a-2323 PI , fofl Shrawabury Ava.). IBM PC axpartanca • mult. Call 44S-730e. a42-SO«0. DIE MAKErVtTEEL RULE — No Me-M00. Ext. 39. for appt provisions of Sectton 1 of thla «hran lo tfta uadlnra ol aald eta- CARPENTERS axp. nuiimry. WW train rtghl LIFEGUARD - FuH or part ime Article, it ahall conatttute a sep- oaaaad to praaant to tha aald HOSTESSES/HOST Sands Motor Lodge. Eatontown. » Special Noircs ASSEMBLER/OPERATOR - In- Hatparaa aldara indMdual. Oood math akIHa ra- QAL/OUY FRIDAY — Salaa oa- WAITRESSES/WAITERS arate oftenes cognisable in tha Admmutratrl. thalr culm, undar molding maohlna opar- 542-3206 Municipal Court of the Borough oath within •!« monthi from thla SHORE THINGS Call 747O2«1 qulrad Wood ahop or maorvan- partmant aaoratary Parmanant inqulrs within. Brlod/s. 132 E. aaoad lor 2nd ahA 1 tc«i drawing a piur Call rull tlma with working knowtefoa Of Saa Bright, in eddrtton thereto, Don't mlaa the Home A Leisure CARPENTERS - Haadad tor River Rd . Rumson. LIGHT DELIVERY - Economical Show to be held at Convention pm -11 p.m Vd ahMI. 11p.rn.-7 73O-4M3. Rapid OMa, Ino. 3f computara Juna graduata car naoaaaary. Knowledge of the Construction Official •hall a.m. t* lo atari, no axp nacaia cuatom addltlona and dacka. Call HOUSEKEEPER-AIDE — FuH have the power to order tha re- [Mad: Juna 9. IMS Hall, Asbury Park. Over BO waicoms Wa will train on a pan Hazlet. Holmdal buetneaa ft resl- *naa«, Fon. Zaro * McOovarn. exhibitors wtth the latest, finest A ary. Co. paid banama Apply In MS-MM. DRAFTPER8ON — Part Uma, tlma butt until graduation. E<- lima. Day ft night shlfu available moval of any pevlnga. black-lop daxlbia hours. Som* knowtadoa liai areaa Ceah paM. £5 most unusual innovations In tha paraon, taale Una Inc. 17 Indua- CARPENTER — Homa Improva- sallant banaftu t aalary. Call Starting at S4.50. Must have own 264-6134. or othar surfacing, aa deeoribad trlal Or. CWnnod Saach of plpa and tank drawing. Will iransportatlon. Call 493-3006. above, the coat of which ahall ba Anarnaya at Law recreational field. Give-aways, mant co naada 1 man who can now Mft-1515 •M Shrawabury Avanua discount*, clowns, food, oon- do It ALL. Framing, aiding, ma- trahi. CaH batwaan ft-4 p.m. LIMOSINE DRIVER — Part-vme seeeeed agalnat the landowner •48-MM. 3AL/0UY FRIDAY — HOUSEKEEPER — Full or part I the same mannar aa raal es- Tlnton Fall!. N.J. 07701 teats, entertainment and sem- aonary. Intartor Inm. ale. North- daya Could laad to tuM Bma. inars Adults 13. Your child aMlat offto* managar In buay lima Banaftta. 7-3 shift Alter- tate taxee Ann Milton M. AbramofT. Eaq arn Mon County MS-2SM DfUFTtPflRSON — 2 yaara ax- nating weekend*. Apply Ab)o Exp. preferred. Clean dfMng re- under 12 free. By Armstrong Advancing Agancy In Mon- cord Can 530-6929 Oomanlca F LuocaraMI partanoa on •liotro-maohantcal moulh County offloa. Exoallant VHIa. 144 Beaohway. Kaanaburq. •VBLIC NOTICE 11S1 Hwy KM Enterprises 322-0S36 CARRIER drawtooa Knowtidfll Of Mlt typing akllla naoaaaary. Muat INSURANCE — 00 you work In LIVE-INS ft NURSES AIDES — Tha foregoing Ordinance waa Holmdal. Naw Jaraay ATTENTION! Spaoa halptul. Apply In paraon, nava plaaaanl phona voksa For Naadad tor snort and long term introduced al a Regular Meeting FREE YOURSELF - of the worry WANTED Elaetro Imputaa Lab, 110 persons! Unas and want to switch Admlnlatratrlx of what gift to get for that special miarvlaw call 747-5200 cases In homes. Free training ft of the Mayor and Council of tha Juna 7 $10.44 mention THE UtOISTER Chaatnut St.. Had Bank. EOE. lo commercial Unas? Here Is orientation CaM Quality Care. Borough of Sea Bright, Naw Jar- oooaaton. Bend 11 for catalog to when replying to a RaQlatar Grand Ava. ares, Atlantic your chance. Immediate opening Martdy Marks Gifts. P.O. Box 3AROENER — Part Uma. 1-2 987-2361 or 609-362-2624 aay on June 3, IMS. paaeed on Highlands. Call Jeff Cady DftEUER (Window) — For daya par waak. Ratlrad paraon lo for the right paraon. Cal win fniiahwBvrrlij 816. New Monmouth, N.J. 07749. first reading and was ordered lo 542-8880 •padalty ihop Whittle Stop do gardaning. Colts Nack araa 291-0477. For your convenience LOOKING FOR - Proteesional Surroeete s Court AUTO MECHANIC - Qualified in Caauali. 29 Proapact Piaxa, Llt- *vUl interview in ava. or on Sal.. ba puWtehed according to law OIRLS - 17-21 wanted for MISS r4120M Italian cuisine chef for naw ree- Said Ordinance wW ba further ESTATE OF JAMES 8 brakae. tQnWon and auto A/C CASHIERS/STOCK — Drug Fair tla SHvar. e42-2S25 10 a.m. till noon. Oardlner Marek laurani opening In Sept In PARKE8 LEISURE TIME CONTEST to be Oood salary, oenefria. incenttve Storai la ourrantry aaaklng lull 3ARDENER — Rumson aauta considered tor final passage at a held Juna 21-23 at Convention Marlboro area Sand raauma lo Meeting of the Mayor and Coun- Purauant to the order of j. program. Flreetone Store. tlma hatp In tha abova llatad Must nava knowtadga of aqulp- PO Box 861. Llttte Silver. NJ WILLIAM BOYLE, Surrogate ol Hall Home ft Leisure Show. 74V570O. araa. Suooaiatul candldata will Tiant. toola. Do bads, shrubbary, INSURANCE - Commercial cil to beheld on Juna 17. 1988 al Asbury Park. Prliee CaH 07739. B 00 P.M. In the Council Meeting the County of Monmouth. this anfoy Mora wrtda rjlacounta. trim. All grounda Flaxlbla houra. Unas underwriter Total account Armstrong for details. 222-006, AUTO DETAIL PERSON — Full baaubla banant paokaga, paid DRIVER Chambara. Borough Hall. 1099 day made, on the application of company benefits, blue oroee Full/part Uma. CaH S42-eeea handling Only axperlenced need LUNCHROOM ft PLAYGROUND Eaet Ooaan Avanua, Saa Bright, tha undersigned, Steven 8 hoHdaya a vacation Eiparlanca •flar a p.m. apply Qood aalary and banettts AID — 2 hra dally. 11:30-1:30 I WILL NOT — Be responsible for blue shletd. dental. Call Mr. • plua. but wa win train tha right Naw Jaraay at which Uma and Kietshy. Executor of tha estate of any debts othar than those in- Cpppola for Interview. 747-0787 Early morning Call 222-0600 tor Interview, Roy For application apply lo: Burr piece, or at any tlma and place to the said James 3 Farkea de paraon. Application! avallaMa. 3A3 PUMPER WANTED — U Iskowa Insurance Agency Atchlson school. 981 Sycamore curred by myserf, Robert f HaDat Plan. FKa. 35. HUM N.J Route Drivers. Part- par hour. FuH or part Uma. M/F. whloh such meeting ahall from oeaeed. nonce is hereby given to Grothusen. PO Box 317, Kay- AUTO MECHANIC — Exp, In INSURANCE AGENCY — Ava., Tlnton FaMa. NJ 07724. Time 10 tlma ba adjourned, all the creditors of said deceased to brakes, front and. and tune-upe. 79S-O6SO Contact Larry. Call 741-4927 or apply in paraon port time (vehicle sup- Clerical aaaiatanl to commarlcat MAINTENANCE PERSON — Full parsons interested wW ba given praaant to the aald Executor their Muat have own tools We offer lo Duckworth Sunooo. Rta. 35. Unas dapl. Typing and phono ax- an opportunity to bo heard con- ctaims under oath within six exc starting aalary and com-CASHIER/CLERK — Apply In plied). Must have Shrawabury. i me FuH banama. Black aaai partanca naoaaaary. ExoaHant preferred Apply In person only; cerning auch Ordinance month* from this data. meneurate program + training paraon. CBS Suparmarkat. 30 employee benefits contact Dated: Juna i, iftts valid driver's license QA8 PUMPER - Part tlma. Flax- Saints Benedicts Community. programs and paid Co. benafHa. Mam St Kaanaburg, N.J. ibt« hours. Apply in paraon Mon- Boynton & Boynton. Inc. PO Box Klettfcy A Klattky Eeqs LOBE WEIGHT & EAT TOOI For Interview oaM Bill 871-2415 and a clean driving 166 Bethany Rd.. Hotmdet Attorneys at Law All Natural Herbal Diet CASHIER/CLERK - (2) part Frl. 9-3. Walsh Farms, 110 Eaat ear. Wad Bank, NJ 07701. MARY LARSON Front SI. Rad Bank. MATURE MINDED — Respon- Borough Clerk 320 Broed Street Full refund If not satisfied AUTO MECHANIC - Ex- tlma Nlghta * waakanda. Ovar record. No ex- CeHVelarte 546-51B9 21. Willing to train Apply June IRRIGATION PERSON — Exp. in sible woman to live in wtth oouple June 7 t» 92 Red Bank, New Jaraay 07701 perienced Toota. uaad car lot. GENERAL FACTORY WORK — and care for 73 yr wile. <• Ann Steven B. Klataky. Eaq The Car Co., 7»e-Me3. lion Llouor. Main St Bamxd perience required. sprinkler installation Pay com- MRS. SYLVIA Apply In parson Applications mensurate with axp. S42-BS60 cooperating from illness attar Steven B Klataky BAKERS HELPER - CAKE CHAUFFEUR The Register, One balng accepted onty batwaan 9 hospital stay CaH 222-1741. Immadlata opportunity lor axp'd a.m. & 11 am. Juna 6, a, 7, 10 ft KENNEL HELP — Full Uma. 9-730. No Sat. ceils 330 Broad Street PSYCHIC FINISHER 4 DISHWASHERS Apply al Berg Animal Hospital. FuHMme Ceit3W-3133 llmo drtvara. Muat ba matura Register Plaza, 11. No phona calls Qlbaon NOTICE Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 Homana Co., 32 Main SL. Rta 34. Matawan 566-6660 MECHANIC — For OOftdO as Executor READINGS hava piaaunt appaarartca anc Shrewsbury, NJ. ALCOHOLIC BARMAID paraonallty and claan driving ra- Matawan (Only Irtoas Intarastad KITCHEN HELP — Exp. pref Tha aociatton. Knowledge of email W 7 10 72 Advleor on ail problems of Hfe Pull or part time in working naad apply). engines raq. Exp'd only. Qood • IVERAOB CONTROL Tarot Carda, Astrology A Palm cord. Qood working knowladpa Apply In person Left Bank. 5 Linden PI.. Rad TAKE NOTICE THAT APPLI- CaH M2-28M pay, full benefits. Appry in par- 280 Othsr PUPWC NotteBB ol NY-NJ Matro araa halptul Cal 7 a.m.-9 a.m. Bank. 530-5930 aon Shadow Lake Village. One CATION HAS BEEN MADE TO 775-9572 BARMAID Utr — Apply In per- THE Mayor and Council of tha MMM1 GIRLS & BOYS LAB TECHNICIAN — Needed for Loch Arbor Way. MlddlaWn NOTICE Of son 1-3 Palmar Lounge. MS CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT — nutritional counseling In a weight Borough ol Sea Bright for a MRS. MILLER Palmar Ava., W. Kaanaburg. 11 yrs. and older place-to-place transfer (by Enargatlc t parionabla lo work Equal Oppty Employar M/f loss clinic In Mlddletown. Must MECHANIC AND LABORER — On Saturday. Juna 29. 1986. at For Public Works Department. raaaon of expansion of Reader & Advisor BARTENDER - Waitress. In buay otfloa. Muat work waak DRIVER/ LABORER — 14 par You're Needed ba enthusiastic ft highly premises) for premises located 12 Noon, the following contents Alao Tarot Card Raadlng Opan anda. Call 747-484O motivated Venlpuncture 6 EKQ CaM 741-0622 or apply In person Waiter, Kitchen help. FuH or part hour. Uaad auto part* wara- at the Shrewsbury Borough Oar- at 1379.1485 Ocean Avenue of Units #613. #417, and *7e1daily 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m. Call lor time. Call S90-rtt1. To Deliver exp necessary Call 671-B822, Sea Bright. New Jersey, Plenary HOVPARK. Mini Storage will be CLERK — BHOWB Liquor Eaton houaa. CaH Ma-7019, 7-B p.m. ask for Judy Morrison. age, White Road. Shrewsbury •old by pubitc sat* in bulk by appt 4aa-ntai K BATHER/QROOMER*8 HELPER tow needa part Uma clerk eve THE REGISTER Retail Consumption License DRIVER — For landacaplng firm. MECHANIC - FuH erne for land- f 1343-33-01* 002 heretofore la- sealed bid received no later than SPOUTING DOOM - HceDMa. — Exp. or animal oriented Pan nfnga, Call &42-O22O :LABORERS 12 Noon EST on the dale of aale Raal Eatata. Anuo.ua., gnu 1 tJme weak daya and Saturdays Mual hava amoulatad ikwnaa In your area. scaping contractor. Light and sued to Wateraedge, inc. fa othar lallura tlma ma*chandlaa a ClERrUTVPIST — Wan orand oood axpartanoa. Call for Naadad immediately for land- medium trucke Own tools Rel- premises '379-U65 Ocean Av Bidders must ba praaant on mat call eves 406-2SOe oanlxad paraon wantad lor buai scaplrvg firm Call 938-7900 day of sale and payment must be aarvtcaa Ovar M a»hlbltor§ in •ppt U4-7900. Openings Now: erencea ft experience required •nut. Sea Bright. New Jersey takM oftcla Starting Salary. 1 So Woodland and Woodland Salary opan. CaH for appt. by oash or cashiers check. Con- tha HOME 1 LEISURE SHOW at EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI - LANDSCAPING POSITION — No Waleraadge, inc. la a New Jer Convantlon Hall. Aabury Park. BE YOUR OWN 110,000. Company paid madlca Dr., Fair Havan. 936-7900 tents can ba viewed between the a daniai banaltla. PkMaa oal »00 00 par 100. Quarantaad experience neceaeary. Oood say Corporation and the namee houra of 1 and 6 P.M. seventy Juna II. a. a Admlaalon (2. pay Muat ba 18 of older. Call BOSS Lbrrlana at 201-O34-3S00 ba- paymant No Exparlanoa/No 2 Syoamora Lana, Kamp MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - Part and residences of ail Its officers, two (72) hours before tha sale Chlldran Ira*. Rafraahmanla. II you ara aatl mottvatad your can Mlaa. OataJla aand aaH-ad- 739-0099 batween 8-3. Uma. Experience In Phlebotomy directors and stockholders hold- boooa ball tournamant. baauty hvaan 9 am -5 p.m. Avanua, Rumaon. Kitchen chairs, sofas, mat- aarn Its to (2S par fir straight draaaad atampad anvatopa. Must ba able to work fteatble ing more than 10H of the slock contaat. clown., magic * much commlaalon Sailing dlacounl CLERK/TYPI8T LAWN ft LANDSCAPE HELP hours. Sand raauma to Central of tha corporation are as fotiowa easea and box springs, mora ELAN VITAL - 516, MIS 3 Ospray Lana. Avanua of Experience preferred barberle. bookcase cablneta, magailna aubaortpttona trom FuH tlma, CaH EntarprlM Rd. Ft- Plarca. FL Jaraay Stood Bank, 210 Newman Jamas Btavola. 1*7A Chapel Two Rivers So., Rumaon CaH 741-7404. •ug. dreeeer, cedar cheat, bad TALENT WANTED — Homa ano your own homa. Call now. 942-5010 lor miarvlaw Springe Rd.. Red Bank. NJ. HW Road. Atlantic Highlands fame. 2O1-JM-5171 LAWN SERVICE N.J Frank Slavola. 162A Kings Waufa ahow Convantlon Hall. CL EANERS — EnparMncad mov ENGINEER * Buena Vtau, Sallara MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Ex- Highway Eaat, Atlantic High- Pubitc sale eub,ect to cancetla- Aabury Park naada antanalnara BOAT ASSEMBLERS lug larga aquipmant Naadad for Srowth opportunity with buay Way, Rumson. Full lime positions available Ex- perience preferred. Busy offtca. lands. N:J John Stevoia. 182 Uon. tor 3 (Uy aMhlbltlon Juna 21. 22 a S dayt/wfc a waakanda. Apply In haavy conilrudton and utility perience a must. Call 530-1406 Juna 7. 14 IKU 23. Braak Danoar. muaK. ale. OroaHng company naada Call 646-6366- Sowne Road, Atlantic Highlands. anargattc. maiura-mlndad par- paraon to F. HaKrksh a Soc. 503 contractor. Entry laval civil angf- 5 Maadowbrook, Maptawood. LEGAL SECRETARY - HatJet N.J Joseph Stavot*. 1BBA Whip- Call Armatroog Ent.. 822-OeM 3. Laural Ava.. W. Kaanaburg. n—t naadad now to aaalat in nald Rumaon. MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Part aona wirh machanlcal abllrtlaa to law firm naada experienced liti- Uma. 4-7 p.m 4 days a waak. porwlH Road. Atlantic Highlands. •WOOKDALS WILL THE VOUNO MAN - Who Bulk) Una Mala. Hood yaar CLEANINO PERSON — I>wor. k and auparvlaa plans, draft- gation aacratary. ateno required, N J round working condlttont A ban- ing and ralatad natd offtca func- word processing exp. a plus. Experienced prafarrad. Csll COMMUNITY COU.1OI MM tha accldant at Main St. A parlancad prafarrad for omoa CALL 871-6262 This application lor such LIOAL NOTtCI Tlnton Ava on 5/14. atna Apply Srlvanon Marina. tions. Aocurata racordkaaplng • Salary commensurste wtth ax- daanlng. Nloht t daytlma poa- muii 4 yr daoraa halpful but not piece-to-place trenefer la oc- Notice la hereby given that tha 9 10-8:30 call 2M-2515 VanOarburg Rd.. Marlboro. Itlona avail. Call 741-0633. perlenoe. Haalth benefits of- MI0DLETOWN — No monay casioned by tha construction of raqulrad ExoaHant atarUng 542-8880 fered Call 264-6000. down. 2 family. 167.500. Mkfcfte- Board Ol Truatees of Brookdale BOOKKEEPErVSECETARY — wtary and Co. banaftta avaUabia. new and eipanded (acinttee at Community College will receive 12 Trav»l- CLERKS - AH offloa dutJaa QROUNDSKEEPER-HANDY- town Realtors. 530-0600 the same site and tha plans of Banama Incuload Expananca uaad oar lot. Mr. Patrytow Call Armando, 201-526-3M0 tor PERSON — 2-3 days par week. LEGAL SECRETARY — Profi- seeled bids at the Purchasing cient In litigation negligence such new building and expanded Department, 7SB Nawmari Tr«n>porUtlon raqulrad. Band raauma lo: Caitar 73B-2M3 Retorenoaa requested. Call MODELS CHILDREN premises may be examined at Sarvloa, 7302, Shrawabury. NJ work, bnefa and ao forth Oood Springe Road. Liner oft. Naw Jar RIDE AVAILABLE TO COLO- COLLEGE STUDENT — To do EXCELLENT STARTING 842-6466 after 6 p.m. typing and atano akllla required. 6 MOS. to 16 YEARS the office of the Municipal Clark eey on JUNE 26. 19*6 - 2 OOP M RADO — CoMaga .tuoant Maying 07701. Complex IV now aaaklng chil- Borough Hail. Ocean Avenue. yard work orta day par waak. SS SALARY — Full-pan ttma. Ban- HAIRDRESSER Benefits Salary commensurate prevailing ttma, at which ttrrn Juna 17. •rrlvlna Juna 21 Srtara BOOKKEEPER - For vary buay par hour. Call 642-O409 anar 7 •ma Includa. vacation, food al- with ability Cfiamlln. Schottland. dren for cstalouges. brochures, Sea Bright. New Jersey and piaoe, aald bide win be put>- Toll axpanaaa. Call 171-7161 altar 7 mum aarvkja Manor. oparaKm Prn lowanca, fraa uniforms, naxlbla CaH 389-1030 Roeen, Cavanagh ft Ullano CaH and TV productions. Moat as- ARTHUR DENNIS itcfy opened and read on the p.m. For daHy chack-outa 4 ganaral nrs. AH artim availaWa. from 0 Hilma. 229-3200. signments ara at our N.J. faculty LORINQ. ESOUIRE following Item: SCIENTIFIC omca dMaa. Banama Inoluoad COMPUTER PROGRAMMER — • m.-11 p.m. Call 870-9187 or HAIRDRESSER - Experienced NO EXP NEC. For appt. call Poet Office Box 4*2 EQUIPMENT 15 Instruction With bookkaaplng axparlanoa coma Into McDonalds of Wast A new shop high percentages LEGAL SECRETARY — Expand- (201) 693-9160 Red Bank. New Jersey 07701 Contract documents may ba parlance. Experience preferred, buay omoa. Muat ba aharp and Long Branch. 372 Monmouth CaH batwaan 10ft 4:30 222-3750 ing Shrewsbury law firm attlri Complex IV 15 Gloria Lana. Fair- data!) ortanlad. Band raauma lo Some foHowIng preferred. Attorney tor WATERtEDOE. examined and coptee obtained but wHUrn to tram Apply In per- fld.. Rt. 71. career-oriented litigation aac- Held. NJ. WE are a N.J.. State Lie. Box N-4S0. Tha ratary with 3-5 yrs. experience Agency and a Lie. agent INC. al the Purchasing Department PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION son... J a R Sunoco, 138 Hwy M, HAIRDRESSER — Wanted. Juna 3, 1BSS of Brookdale Community Col- Shrawabury. NJ 07701 EXPANDING COMPANY — We are offering a top aalary and for A.F.T.R.A. E.O.E. — All baglnnlng Inatrumanu (ad- Looking for 3-5 anargattc tata- ihampoo paraon. Muat ba neat benefite package aa wall aa the June 7. 14 *37 44 i at 7» Newman Springs COMPANION — Wantad lor dla- and dependable Call 583-5051 Road. Lincron. New Jersey on or vanoad trumpat) 2«1-at2fl BOOKKEEPER — Full tlma. Q/L phona aalaa paopta. Salary plus opportunity tor future growth. lor local Rad Bank CPA'a. b- abiad man. Waakanda Sal. 1 after 7 p.m. 51 HtlpWanttd after JUNE 7, 1M6. THE OVULATION METHOD - • m untH Sun. aval JOITImtsalon. Hours flaxlbla to ftt Please call or write Hayt. Hayt 247 WBfllQHBl NotlCBB ffhtrto* In payroll A payroll rour naada. Call Daa al AIR CUTTER/STY LIST — Part and Landau. 608 Broad St.. BM securtttee in ma form of a Of national lamlry planning. Tha laxaa. Computar aap « *, sand 1-71 bid bond wHh adequate eecur try oofnptata giM9 tor under- 5*3-755*. Time. Man's Hair By Women. Shrewsbury, 747-4220. tor an In- •landing onaa own ramtlly Can to: Ban MD. Tha COME ANO LEARN MY BUSI WO-7363. for Com- thereon, or oerttfted cheo* m an Shrawabury. NJ 07701. EXPERIENCED PLUMBER — amount equal to 10% ol Iha ba uaad for achlaylng or avoiding NESS — Aa a muinar maohanlc puten, Software and Services and aichauat axpan. For lobbing 4 ramodallng. Vaar for Aa 1BB5-S6 school year lor amount ol tha bid. not to a _ pwgnancy. 221-1422 lor Into BOOKKEEPER — Aooounta pay- $1 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted $20,000 wHl be required. Bids abla/aocounla raaaMbM. In Tln- •71-1010. AutO tha Red Bank Regional High School District will be received may not ba wtthdrawn wtthin 60 21 Bu«in«»» ton FaHa. 747-3786 COOK WANTED - Full or pan by tha Board of Education. 101 daya after the actual Say of the. tlma. Start Immadiatary. Nlca bid opening. Service BOVS/QIRLS EXPERIENCED WRECKER EXCITING Ridge Road. Llttla Silver, New MEN/WOMEN working oondlttona. P4aw laclllty Jeraey 07739 on June 27. IBB* at The owner laaamaa the un< DISPOSAL SERVICE — Full DRIVER — Part ttma nights ft Parts Apply Tn paraon to Savarty or IT 00 A M prevailing time reauicted right to rated any or al daanlno aarvtca Alao lawn aar- Oua w a rapid growth, wa hava Elalna. Klnga Row. 1S0O Hwy. 36 waakanda. Kayport area aarry morning nawapapai routaa prafarrad. CaH BW Wright ft Sone Proposals sra to ba submitted bids, and to accept any bid which vioa Call Howard * Son avaHabla IN YOUR AREA. Call according to tha requirements of la deemed moat favorable rowing at 739-0664. Prices quoted mual include aH l-aoO-242-OaSO today II you COOK-COUNTER HELP-DISH OPPORTUNITY Manager the specifications which may be freight or delivery charge*. Tha warn monay. pnzaa a axtraa. WASHER - 12-" Mon -Sat. Ovar FACTORY HELP NEEDED — Oil obtained from the Board Office Adum muat hava a oas. II. Haalth Pood Slora. CaH waavtng maoMnas. 1st ahrtr Wa on any week-day {Monday owner alao raaarvea the right to STAR UPPER fl IN JERSEY •Mil train. CaH Arrow Wovan through Friday) between the reject any bid If, In Its opinion, 22V-MM u> lor IXH NEEDED FOR VOLUME me bidder la not coneldered Labal Co., Marlboro. 760-96o6. IN Advertising Sales nours of 8 00 A.M. and 3:00 PM BUROLAH 4 FIRE ALARM IN- COOK — E«p Kltohan halo Yaar 0M DEALERSHIP financially or technically abte to 51 Hf»lp Want-d STALLERS - bparlanoad only. yound. Apply In paraon Tha In FLORAL DESIGNER — 2 poa- In Compliance wtth N.J.8.A. carry out tha contract a* in- 52 26 24 2 Udders must submit Mai* or F«m«l* Hava own took. Equal opportuni- Baiwaan Ran.. 741-BSM. itona avauaMa. Exp. prafarrad. TRAINEE Qood salary In addition tended or for any raaaon tn the ty amptoVai. Paid holldaya. out wW tram right paopta. Call s Hat of names and eddreeaea of owner's [udgement. it la not In ACCOUUNTANT. SEMI-SENIOR COSMETICIAN - All around op •II stockholders or partners own- madloaJ plan. Uto Inauranoa. va- t-6 p.m. w§-siai. to Incentive plan. All the beat interest* of Brookdale OR SENIOR cation. Top pay. (Sub-lnqulrlaa) arator far maka-up atudlo In Fair created entry level position for a fringe benetlts Seldom ing 10S or more of the oorpor- Community College Havan. CaM 747-1712 PART-TIME FLORAL DESIGNER stion or partnership Permanenl position with well es- Call Strono Electron lea tablished CPA firm. Excellent •42-5241 — t-yaar axparlanoad onty do we have openings In A deposit lo 10S of the total Bidders are raqulrad to comp- salary to start, comprehensive COUNTER PERSON — For dry ipply Call 172-«4»l. ly with tha requirements of PL ^fo^comSStion, and is in searchi ol management positions Wd m the form of a certified hinge benefits Exceptional op- BUSY ORTHODONTIC Kaanara In Fair Havan. cal cheek or a bid bond for iOH of 1970 C. 127 and PL. 1977. C 33 portunity for advancement. Send 747-8255 FULL TIME — RaaMarad nuraa. .rewarding career in advertising No ex- since our employees the bid eheM accompany the Juna 7 eii.oo PRACTICE 1-11 wiln. Apply In paraon. Allan- SerienCT You'll learn everything you need wish to stay with us. In- resume to PO Bon 599. Long CUSTOMER SERVICE REP — tic Highland! Nuralng Homa, 6 proposal DepoeUa for all but the Branch. NJ 07740 or call Saaka lalanta CDA or ROA Ap- Local cabla 00. aaafclnQ three lowaat unsuccessful bid- plicant mult ba frtandly, UWdMown AM. Mon-Frl.. t-A E«Z?whi°e you get involved in the many dividual must be a per- 229-0992 mottvatad Individual. Eapartanoa son of high Integrity, ders will be returned within ten anargattc. caring, hava a graat with haavy phona oontaot. aaMa. FULL TIME - Raglatarao nuraa. ctaUenging details of this important Job. (10) daya of Iha bW opening. ACCOUNTANT - 2-3 yrs exp. a rappon with taanaaara. and ba and billing Inqulraa naadad All amna. Apply In paraon. ABan- ambition, capable of Deposits of tha lowest unauo- must. Immediate full time pos- writing to praoooa taan danttatry Othar ganaral oltlca prooadura tic HiQhiands NurainQ Horna. S Salary plus excellent benetlts. working with and ceeeeui bidders will be returned 8 Lost and Found ition avail, for local Red Bank Fun tlma. Call 747-M22 MHMMOM Ava. Mon.-Frl., B-4. •tthtn three (3) daya of the con- Unowlidga natptul. Appll Write In confidence to: Advertising Direc- directing others CPA • Rewarding future for caoona/raaumaa aooaptad at ne or Plaia tract award. proper applicant. Sand resume CARRIER WANTED RESTAURANT HELP —Pan tor The Register, ° "?«'»J ' FREE FOUND ADS For daltvary In tha Rumaon-Falr Storar Cabla Communleatlona BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO As a sarios lo our oommunity. to PO BON B-493. The Register, 403 South SL Eatontown. EOE. lima, Banandar Apply In r> Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 The Dally Wea-atar is offering a Shrewsbury. NJ 07701, Havan araa. Aporoxlmataly 14 Buttonwood Manor Raat.. COMPLY WITH PL 11173, c. 127. to 2 houra par day. About S200 BMl OpanM) Eatmra- f FOR INTERVIEW In accordance with N.J.8.A. FREE »-Mne FOUND ad for 4 DELIVERY PERSON — For mat. daya under our Loat A Found ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT par month. RailaMa oar a muat. PHONE 741-7643 10 ft-31 at seq . tha law agalnat — Alcoholism Council seeks For Information call: Buakt, traaaaa and othar rurnltura llama discrimination, bidders are ad- exp'd Administrative AMI loW1-SM0. Staady work, good pay. Muat 51 Help Wanted »-5. Mon.-Fri. vtaad that contractors and sub- hava valid N.J. drtvara Hoanaa honesty ft will do Its perl conduct secretarial duties. contractors ar obliged to take supervise office volunteers and CARPENTERS HELPERS - Apply In paraon, Quality S affirmative action to provide the original owner. Pteeae coordinate clerical tasks Equal Muat hava trant. FuH tlma only. Cantar, 1040 Hwy 35, MM equal employment opportunity call iua at 642-1700. Opportunity Employer. Begin 717-OOSO town, a.71-243*. without regard to sex. race, DOO 1/17 TINTON FALLS — ABAP. Resume by B/14. to; Ad- AUTO SALES cotor. creed, religion, national mlnletrettve Aseletanl Search. 51 Help Wanted origin, and age small tan female mixed Pug. 51 HtlpWanfd Owner please call Aasociaied NCA, 90 Monmouih St.. Red Immediate opening The right Is reserved lo refect Humana BoOafy. 928-0100. Bank. NJ 07701. any or all proposals and to waive for an aggressive sny informs 11 lies In the proposals FOUND — Female Enatten ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY salesperson in our NURSING/MEDICAL received Sheepdog wtth blaok leather col- — FamMlar wtth workers com- MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES lar. Call 999-541S 2 eves. Days new and used car No proposal will ba accepted pensetlon matters and law office Th« Regular has sn opening tor a District Salas after June 27.1M6 at 11:00 A.M.. 971-4440. prooaduraf Banarlta. Chamlln. departments. This is POSITIONS AVAILABLE prevailing time. FOUND — Small black female Sononand. Boaan. Cavanagn Manager In Its circulation department. an excellent op- By Order of the Red Sank Re- and Ullano. FraahokJ Offtca. Call dog in River Plaza area of HKma, 22S-32OO This entry level position Involves supsrvlsing youth portunity to join one gional High School Board of MkJdleiown June 1 Very friendly carriers In tha areas of salas, aervlce and collec- Education a well behaved. Call 042-9092 PART TIME — Advantura It of Monmouth Coun- DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • EULL TIME • PART TIME Kenneth Som mer halter youra aa a mambar ol a RIFLE tion! we provide training and an excellent com- Board Secretary/ MALE BEAOLE - Near SQUAD: H.S. aanlora, lunlora, pensation package Wa ara Interested In agrasslve ties oldest and most School Business Administrator Kaanaburg Amusement Park on 8/1. Brown /WecK/whtte. Cell Qrada and Collaoa atuoanta, Individual! who have prior ssles/or supervisory respected new car RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES June 7,9.10 e8d.B8 aarn graal pay + MO00 ad. ax- dealerships. Contact panaa pay back + S6.04O Ql Bill experience. PHYSICIANS * MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES. He. 241 Monmouih County FOUND — Large dog. brown + 110.000 atudanl loan rapay- Aaron Rassas as with blaok eera. Young mala. 9/1 mant Call for Intsrvtaw: To Apply Contact Rassas Pontiac, 395 Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this in Kaanaburg, CaH after S p.m. 747-221 t.Atk lor PETE SA8O or DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. Surrogate « Court 7I7-M90. MIGUEL PEREZ. AMERICANS Brian Banach Broad St., Red Bank. ESTATE OF JOHN JOSEPH AT THEIR BEST'. Prior aanfloa LOST — 5/27. green parakeet. LAOANA. 8R. may apply: 542-4000 Career Opportunity PEOPLE CARE tdeia E Reecigno'Aima Psnn. RN LPN i & HEALTH AIDES Accounting OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC. Paraonnei/Dtrecior ol Nurses Nu'Kng Dapl 244 Broad Sl./PO Boa M26 MARLBORO PSYCHIATRIC 0a LaSALLE HALL Had Sank. NJ 07701 HOSPITAL (Stale Faculty, 610 Nawman Spring! Ro«d (201) U0-1888 Rt 520. Marlboro. NJ 07746 Lincrofl. N J O77M A major communications company in in Advertising (201) 946-8100. X424/303 1901) 990-9470 Central Jersey is looking for an Account- ing Manager to manage the Account- ing/Business office. Responsibilities in- clude management of orAce staff, Mr Fortmuller/Mre Barrows Paraonnal Dapt financial statement and budget prep- SALES Malaplax Mgml SarvtoM ol Personnel Recruiters Jana Oreen Professional Recruiter MCOSS NURSINO SERVICES aration, accounts receivable/payable RIVERVIEW 181 Bodman Piaca and payroll. Automated systems ex- JERSEY SHORE Had Bank. N J 07701 Are you interested In career ind not Just a job? Do you have MEDICAL CENTER (901) perience a must. Supervisory experience experience in advertising aaltt? The Register has an excellent 39 Union Street MEDICAL CENTER preferred. Position reports directly to the Red Sank, NJ 07701 opportunity for an advertising space account executive. We are (201) 530-2200.2222 IMS CorM Ava. V President. Reply to: looking tor an aggressive person for this lucrative territory. Work 4 Monta and Naptuna. NJ 077SI get paid (or e {2011 175-5500 Ell 5M on the 11 lo 7 shin INTRODUCING Nutting Dap) The right person could move up quickly wnlle earning a salary and Child Care Center Four 10 hour arilfta GROVE HEALTH incentive*. is available par waafc on tha nloht •hlfl CARE CENTER 91S Oraan Orova Road BOX N-481 We are a part of a top-rated Fortune 500 media and communica- Free Parking Naptuna. NJ 07759 tions company that's on the move. Thla is an excellent career (901) BI2.J4O0 THE REGISTER opportunity. ONE REGISTER PLAZA If you are interested in a career tn sates, like meeting people, have SHREWSBURY. NJ 07701 an sogreeerve, saJee-mlnded attitude, write In strict confidence to Mr. Frank Bottone, The Register, 1 Register Plaza, Shrewsbury. Information on placing an ad NJ 07701 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F foi/a/ Opportunity Employer M/f In this DIRECTORY plaaae call 542-4000 axt. 252 lheR«gi.ler FMMV. JUNE 7, 1985 51 HtlpWMttd Si Help Wanted 1 Help Wanted SI Htlp Wanted 52 Babysitting S3 DomtsttC Htlp 131 Houits for Silt PART TIME COOK - For reet- RESTAURANT HELP — Bar SECRETARY — Experienced Child Cart MOLMOIL — (^MOtanfJOut «em group homea. M nra. per lender, homai. hltonan halp with good ahm* stano a plua. thorough houaa ntainar madad Middlatown MAILROOM mat. Man.-Pti.. J-7 p.m. PMaaa In but not required Local offloa. EXPEFUENCEO MOTHER - WW to pay atlanitOai to d*M*vi- Non- leew* nama t number at good working condlttone. luH oabyali in own homa. Fanoad ki arnokar, cVtvar % daya pac w*aaei M117M0T W<-t441 IOI Wne with banana Can 2a 1-4000 yard By lha waak C71-70M *m r«u*rad Can IM4-7875 or SMASHING HELP WANTED MtTAUIIANT HELP NEEDED or tend raauma to Somera r>7-M0i| btHmmn • «.m.- • p.m 'Airr Tiaw — Famwaaa. -Sup- Coot! t aerver* Apply at Corp.. P o Box 3*7. Neveemk. MOTHER'S HELPER - WATERFRONT Midnight shift, 1 to 3 pfaariani anOOaria Dy rtaroa ainPrlO- Hemplm Pig Out. 67 Flrat Ava. NJ 07752 Mala/tomala. tor 1 boya in Atlan- HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANIOEKEEPER/COMPANION Commaplon oare )abe aleo evei- •anno HtgNanda. uaaaaan 2-s tic Highland* araa onty 3-4 hn. — Live IIn . SMrSMarii y laddy m goodd days per week de- able Wa bond and meure. Can SUMMER JOS — For uudanl a d.y Can Ml-3*76 naaltn Lovelyy ooeen-h-onl apt CONTEMPORARY Sea Bright S42-S473 RETAIL AUTO PARTS STORE WOMAN WANTED — To oara tor Own room. bathbath.. TV. Non- pending on work amoko> Muat artva Resent ret- Glorious Rlvar A Ocean Views Pan Sana permanent No en. office Reply to: Sox N-4S2. The 2 cnHdran S d«yt> par awak dur Views ol Naw York Regwar. Shrawaburyry.. NJ 07701 ing Juna ft aft atanoaa Cal Itt-S717. load. No Exp. • •* rirnairy Morning, Seashore Colonial faces both ocean & river — son a ewjnln* houra aval, SUMMER SCHOOL CaM 747-C743. Skyline and Sandy Necessary, will MATURE WOMAN MO a perfect combination for any yachtsman. PART TIME or appolnMant BS4-S7O0. OPENINOS PQR las* Thura Frl., Sat, 9un. Hook Bay. Mint Train. Minimum Ml Auto Pert*. Key! CactMao iaaonar# naadad for a 53 Dom.nttc H«lp Home has 4 bedrms, 2Vs baths, oversized wags. t P.M. - 12 RN/LPN - Pan uma poaMon w—k Nrnflw acnool atarDng BABT8PITER Condition. 3 • Ha on s-lt aMIt. Can lor July • to Auguat .« in tha totww- Daya and night* screened porch Convenient for commuters M e yaar. Fernet aTl-otrr, ing tjlaetpMoaa Alpabra. ftaatc My Holmdal homa 94 Situations bedroom, 3V4 $245,900 oompany neede 100 paoppeoplte who Nflng Homa. Miiti, IngHat,, Franc*, Cm H4-M07 Call 542-4006 ajn|O*/ aaBBIOMMQ OonH anI a apBp Oaomatry, Latin, SAT Prap (Eng- BABYSITTER — 7 a m 7 W.'fl Wanted Famal* baths, private Between 6AM-8AM Tne• peoplpaoptee we eett aj*UFM - Fu« » part Irna liah t Matti). Small ErtSina Uacn- for meae kitereeang poataon* paaMona walibla on S-11 pm antoa. Sparrtah. Malt Aldaa Daad p.m. |78/wh Highland araa Aaf- beach — $210,000 A»k for Mr. Conner. muel have a Set- lor ap sailing •Mil Finn pa* Mr eppt HUMP Una dato Juna 14 Apply to Sum- ar«KK>aa Plaaat caH atlar 7 p m SCIDY Real Estate, Inc. Realtors and plenty of •71-017T mi School CMraotor Aad Bank IM-7tS3 ABOVE THE REST lauei Qpoty Employer u/f •iillina*—in Waiinii uniiiliiai Waolofal Mk8h School. 101 Mdoa IN CHILD CARE) ROOM CLEANfM - Part Uma Rd . LrWa SNv«r. NJ 07739 BABYSITTER - Matura woman M/*NTtNANCE - ana m aanaroua bonua program New motai S am -4 p m . tat a to oara tor 4 ft • yr oM m your your child enouM bo oontent. j BAHRS AfiFNCY MEMBER: National Relocation Service wortiina euperylaof _*Up'd only Call Ma-4703 s4>-«ooo. roe. homa. S daya, 9-5 Starting 0/24 happy and weH-oored tor wnaa ApMy Jn paraon AtNvftttc Mtort- •pedal hiring Interview* on Mutt ba abta to provtda Irant- you work. I em a Fair Haven lalA Bxl n mm « a-# iu* Saturday I em J JMSON »™ Cntarpftamy younQ SUMMER HELP FO« mother who can do a*. 01 Via Sal Hebndel Rd. aftW PtOfWOW *!»•• i*n«a Nuratng Homa, • Mtdcfca PVC fewnpourttftng Co.. an anHla portallon 2*4-21 !• attar 6 to*n Ava.. ANaflKc H Man mntad You Exit 109 Garden State Parkway 600 Hwy. #35, SHREWSBURY. N J 12 Kings Highway, Mkldletown Enter from Spring St off Branch Avc, Red Bank 8426009 Rumson Really 97 E River Road. Rumson V*«:h«n fealton Mies OBct 59 E Main Street, Holmdel Open'"! II'm in 4 pm Sun iiMon 12 am 10 4 pm (2OI)042]6))or 5J0-85O0 I West River Road, Rumson, New Jersey REALTOR MLS Ask AfeNl Our Equity Aflvmct MORTGAGES AVAILABLE TO OCEANPOHT, NEW JER8EY nmiiiia»'i I ti la» oaarMrr » M oka* mMaraa. Tra MM «KW gt mmmaa] QUALIFIED •Ndi mcUH c weMvMw liwt wmt UTA • MtnHM pad md lav* eon Th» Mmai IMMa urn MM ratlata mm m uyii NTTBI UBHt. MaTtl LMt WKI. KW JBkKT iOMtrt* it naH on ma btnu of M Sriraaabury Mvar. la comtmpoioiy admactw oniiiaaamy cnnrtak Ha many antrgy trtatni laaurtt Incorporated In Ik onlgn aaaaWdl poaao Ipaclpua tunkan living rooma. w«i wood burning Hrapltoit. npantM prlvao batewtt, oumy graanrouM ' tncfoturai, &»Dpttri trfM UUiant k> « onint marlnt. pool and km* duta Pncat aat at I1M.900 ALAN Qumt, uamanlal Koaw kr M nunm SnainlHiiii REALTORS you can ajkjM In wjur taenaad pool Waor yw can •Appraisers 21 It. nag Heat l> twejd on Mr 2« Ion*. CHCKCV SautWyhMtaapa atei i eraa 749 Highway 135. Shrewsbury 747-0221 bamaHl 2 taaa. Ca> kjr daaat. A •kvisio 64 Montgomery St., Waal End. Long Branch 571-0400 imson Thais LMV Other 'Condominium OPfOHTUmTY KNOCKS TM> eaaiaa •*! kaknt ID aa> caax caaaj a ta>. •akm aan * UM 1 miiinalir ota*y •aaaMffm.MtJl.Fk.nHKtHlaSa.2ar utttm. mramud »lti Ml •»» tppatnott. enilnf, ona. litin murk a» ISO M*> antct. a uliii. MM »« ». ~m tatam Myir. tkay aoraila m Xhi wail is ova. Tht only condominium community wet built in aclusm 'Rumson is noro avaihblt. A scintillating lifestyle awaits the special few ~ who will live in Rumson Park. Surrounded by two rivers and an ocean. Rumson offers the constant pleasures of o B mm swimming, boating, fishing and beach walking. This beautiful town offers four parks with three tennis courts — all AFFOrUMIlf NEW HOMES (HESTlfilOUS rOHT-AU-fECK within walking distance. rtaaa/ wung sn.oao-iiis.oao Ctuwtn. si Outdoor iMas a Hi tan. at tea a aaaal Caaja I And, for golfers, the Rumson tfota. ?t> baHrtaama. niiliinam CHJay • ku ii a a niaiiii mi («• MsVMsVrtt. FleVal MsW elleWeW tO IpKMCatMW >«aan n ta «U0 aarfO f « n» aTea Country Club. In true townhouse •^H^aw^^u^^alakiu W ai ia S^aka LA aa^^yWj A^AA ^J Aai^a*^^ np^nBIMeVy ^ iMl BWVB an aanWy srvi Of CHaawen ranrSiSJS^Sl? MachM. M Tkaii at MM >a> • trkkka yaat fashion, good restaurants and shopping haaaa. Otai la I it, ftrkatr M kjar saa Ma>. SHS.SSS HU-I04S, - both grocery and boutique — are within the neighborhood. Rumson Park There's no other condominium like it lust a few luxury feature* which are standard al Rumaon Park. 24 hour security system/Central air and central vacuum/Wood burning fireplace/ Whirlpool bath/Window greenhouse/Land- scaping by S A Mclntosh includes/ gaslights, brick sidewalks/and Belgian brick curbing/And much more From SI95 000 For Information call 7»»-»l 11 Model open dally I0AM-5PM Weichert From Red Bank Take Front St East which becomes River Road Follow River Rd HI a«m T» nil m approx 4 miles to Rumson Borough Hall I* ••«»•»• trai on left Rumson Park one block on right. IHDOlETOWIIiooeHwyss 671-8000 8MEWWRV su Brc«d st 530-8SO0 UMSON PARK 102 OWcas toeatBtf"lrouyhou l fit) MareeaUan t TOWN HOMES IX FHIOAY. JUNE 7, 198b 121 The Begittrr 104 Wlntar Ranlals H Situations 71 Marchandita 71 Marchandlit 71 Mtrchandlta 71 Marchandlft 72 Oara«a/Yara 77 Pan and 101 Apt. lor Rent Wanted Mala for Salt for Salt for Salt Mr Sal* Llvaitoch A-1 ABERDEEN TO REO BANK WELLFLEET CAPE COD - cafiauiJ. worn ast uoo-a . "monthly OUTTtM BOXES • CORRUGATED FORD LTD It77 — I dr.. MOVWa - may vacuum s al- ; 747-2152 MMmm PS/PSVPW. A/C. AM/PU CB OM747-M4A Par Moving A tMMwM. ihs MW Ml ft i ml •WV49 HWMS tf9 P/tftt, bVfVafjVvno SIM MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! Mraaauldaa nghtfor you Sat. CM4M-S0M CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI JWIU4 P.m BASSET MOUND PUPPIES - HOME RENTALS, Bar. MS-1S94 106 Summar AKC nMsMna. I wka old. Juno TRS M - Color aamMasempvssr wen LEONAROO - la • »0 Say H« KEANSBURQ - Bsssfw sw Oar- Rantala CABINET - Srown no™, ssau. f 1. Red I wtwaa A trmotore CM ALPHA OMIOA MAIO SERVICE Ifaraaa bin In baaam, tous*. • . Andaam OOnB- 1 DOOrvOfn> nvjtii, noi CAPE COO — CompMs* house ui na we*. •mod gran. {41 aavsa >1H* Kama. OM Cri-SMI. tor ssat STUBM. •aa A oookmi gal Mo. MM •SSS. «Hml 30* long. 23VT man darroal 1 looking door writ, the •DM cm mining, lay 3 yre. ok) in. oond (700 BEAUTIFUL — • wsM oMtrse 1 IS. 1M •OH. M fumflura. aw MVk' high Room tar UOVMRVMUBT asu. i, PVata TV 34-sc UNOUPT — K HUkan Ln. oil &«£,. " I CM747-* OM MO-111*. PhaaruiRd. Junaltl. 10-4. No sndPrts A Free ma Ogar twins leopa. One/ used iwka Bast PREE - 34a4« pool Haall attar. Oesd sand, Please oM CM Roam 747-11 IS KEANSBURO CONOO FOR RENT - Frespon. ALTERATION) - CM III imalMr OMnnnSa snd Mas sway. CM 741-OBM Bsramas. 1 or I wsaka svaH. CsH - S pm. 7I7-S1M. BEAUTtFUL BAY OELDINa — 10 yrs Md. 14.3 hands. Has shown I.PSMS48 M — 0.1 upngM (ISO. LU4CROFT lor Ha seat yaar. CM MMr 340 JUST RaWALS, air.. SBB-11 KILLINOTON VERMONT — King aM aoraad t ourMna. pm and ask tor Bams* si bdrm. 2 bstti home Sauna, fpks. 4S-44 Martm Dr KEANSBURO - Hit S rooms CM 747-4711 oxar Kama »•••>!• 0M trtar I JunaM »-4 pm •7I-AA32 dock, tuay equipped. «ur p.m 7M Hast hot wsssr A oooklnj gee sporta A Alplns Bada nee BUTCHER SLOCK - A 3 ROOM APT.-I LITTLE SILVER - Juna 7 »• Frl BLACK BEAUTY - Ml«ad bread 1 Vj monSa aaourWy. Refer — •400/wk. S43-37S4 sssr 7. MX. Fully t WEZER-iaouMMol Naarty aend.. (TS. Cat Iu40H or llaM u Laural Or Houaa- tamafa, • moothe, Fraa M good M3-SS47 days, 747-MBS -•Mr* espenenos CM 411-1 I8IH)|8. «nn|ll pun out oouoh. 8Z MO-ISM Mar tpm home. CM 4M-01M afar S p.m. HAMPSHIRE — KWM Ismlly MMr I p.m. ~- Aflar • p.m . CM aTl-JOTS xantnaa. KEANSBURS IskMront oonsgs complete wlttt BLUE POINT 4 rooms, fusy losdsd S300 a outboard run-about III IP I • TYPING — In my horn*. Pro- FROST-FRM WHMV.POOL R«- UTTLE SILVW - Huga aWa. Oood sres. kids/pan. 1300a CAPHARO OONSgLE STEREO FMOWIATOrt - 1T ou. R., KMaa. SIMESE k WasMy/monthly/ieng term leeetonM ' MUdranalaya. fumrkira.mWian 3 bsdroom. kktt/peta . «300a •71-3513 PMS-upA - na>. SSU. CM«7l-aS12. UTIUTY TRAHtR - M BM •anoaa. mora Sun S/t. 10-4. 3temsy. near bus.. MOOa •ri-ttM. •Ma. Can S44-S4rt FURMTURC - Damn Quaan ank. 3*0+ aM. fuel lank. | PWoknayRd CANARIES HOME RENTALS. Bkr 1234 OCEANPORT — 3 bsdroom. > And OaMuHM baMM bMfi spt «3750 Juna is-Ssci we CLEAN t HAUL AWAY — CARPETINQ - WM to wM ataa aok kad tiOO. HUHnlng UTTLE SILVER - AmMua KEANS8URO - 3 bedroom apt Major m*l Hquldeang snara CMS43-MM 15. Prtm»4 eajnm*rMM agM h*wl- glaa> top oofaa. aM MM 1 otut IWMkM, iMskar. oMrry dnlng AS uaa. motuded. B400/mo Cell VAN HORN AGENCY 747-4100 Ina. Dspendable eorvioo Can Mock, brand naa 100W nylon. OMk fix aka M S. TaM Wka. air oon- CAT — lamolaian, 1 yaar old or 7ir • aflar S p.m. 747-81M Any > rooma Nvtng. owing, MUaTMLL-K Aarokj must go. S100 CM POCONOS - Naw nous*. 3 bedroom to 375 sq ft UN M- aarm door. «•. Sat. Juna • »-4 23S-OSM or »4S-«744 bsdraonts, ion, and lake. Weakly ofcaaa oustom MMM. ovar pad. » 0M. awarium/Mand. I 2 bdrm. Hid*, heat PMd. (400 • nrminii 170 Taatt. • c t Lauria Lara. Lltaa Stvar DALMATIANS AKC or monthly. CM S3O-3334: avaa CM Barry (Mil 2 Mm. carpeang. parCina. >400's •""1. M*-72OO. SM CM Judy M»-TSTS LITTLE SILVER - (at » Sun. Oarssn. kide. Haal psld MOO'S Living room/den an Juna S4. *-* IIBuMhoia Kama. Champion aired JUST RENTAL*. Bkr. 3SS-I5OA SUMMER IN THE CAR STEREO SPEAKERS OAK OtOCBOAM) - WHI mirror I 4*0 OS Bualnaaa •71 sung baak bar MK I toya, booln. baby kjmtkira. CM J01-M5-J0U avee POCONOS I Top-Of-LMs •«• Jinasn TrMx. CM 741-4S07 lampa. am. M Winding Way KEYPORT - Lars* 1 badrt Opportunity 100 wsaa. >\t MM. old. (1SS DOBERMAN P1NSCHERB — spt Nawty ramwalad. S4S0' Swtee Cheat sttsps I 3 beths. 4 FURNITURE - Dsek. ost MO Vary Mo* oood' 'SarS 3ttT-Han> bedrooma. 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Batat Mnpir/aora lawa, US Loua II »a») yr. old red ruM nsutarad mala. 2 bdrm. UWe pd. S43S 10S Furnished FOOD CONCtaatON FOR RBNT Wit CM 7SMM1. WA1 WOOLETOWN — NUnhbartioad Hs'a nearly Mind. New owners North end. KkJe. pass $400 — In pool araa Fsnasec Op- • mil, anar. I Otalri of dram. amo* MB*. 40t famfca*. Frl. S must have fenced In yard. AM • rooms, den. kKM, SSOO Room* CHAIR ROCKER/RECLINER — apaoa. 1 unit, vary good oond- portunity CM IM 1400 OE AM CONOmOMER - K.OOO . MO IHgnaini. CM MsMnj. mat MS. Sat Juna 7 t S. Plna SL oil PH. good wMI csder kids. Hsvs snots, Ocean Mook. 7 rme. kldall ABERDEEN - Room In private . H4-faungar. cnestnuL aofl OTU-l. 2*0 vona. Oood oon- M. W and wormed No phone. To ass, JUST RBNTALS, Bkr., 3SS-1SM NPWPAPtW pejytHY ROUTE tufted vkryL Eac oond. $75 OH CM Jfc-liw home. Light kitchen prtvUedgea dtwn aaat otlar CM 4w-jtu in ton ooms to 70 Liberty Plaoa. w 1 mo. security S900/mo. OFFICE FURNITURE — Psrlsct MIOOLETOWN - Osrat* SMa. Kaanaburo 1M BM paaasd J A LONO BRANCH — Near Mon- » - >> ^^ ^^_ *^ aat_i. »±aa^M OE APARTMENT 73 Qaraga/Yard 5*3-4013 LUIlMUll. Lsss Baa 1 year Md Juna A A S, 10-4. Many house- R Sunoco gse eauon on Hwy M moutl Msdtoal Canter. BO Dun- nOfnv OOsfvtjfy rOUH *n tn# rvajij* ATOR »7S — KodaK aHOa pro- hold tlsma. tools, drspae. hi- bar Ava. 1 bedroom, avmg room, MonmoulvMlu'dlMoan araa OM pans) dssk. Bt-sTs-, MM. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK 5 raaU «78 CM MMohma oak assanaa, S23S rtssr, Mo. 3 Button wood Rd. (oor- OOffvQ OsWl- Psjf • aat-m kftohen AvMsble immadl- Rooms A etudka from (40 < wk Exc potential tor growth Mini- r. OARAOE SALS - nsr Spruos Or.) force the sale ol good doge eary S4M Mdudse hast A mal IINOMIIIMH Call 071-4104. SlolMMlia Maok and vamut Sal A Bun. Juna S A S, t-». 1M HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 CHECK THIS OUT... dssk. »178 Msduar Maok aM ENGLISH SPRINGER PUPS — wsar. Psul P. Bovs mo. Reeltor, PACKAGE/BAR — aMnut dsek, SejoM. S1M. CM Bsishaw Avs. (Vsls Homss. oor- MIDOLETOWN — 3M Hemll •71-2544 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Hoy M BuUdlng. parkins. Oat mora rearisra 10 chack out narsf*" Ionian Dr. (oft ApeMarm Rd.) AdorsMs Hvar-emlM. A.K C. b- Rooms A studios from S40 s wk aaanss. AH lor only •170.000 your ad with a CHECK at «a tap a Kail in SSI *42-*4*2 cassnt temperment. I37S. CM OE FROST-FREE A a«l YARD SALE - Frl t Sat Sat. Juna I. 8-3 p.m. Books. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 Uecnee may M Md oaparaMly Snd/Or bottom or your copy CM REFRIGERATOR OFFICE FURMITURf - CkMrtng fmusafiold mac, tools, fishing. 747-S4M. 0 a 0 REALTORS S31-3OOO Tha DMy RagMar CUjaamsd Da- Juna 7-«. • JO-4 p.m. 1M Bss- ototnss. pass*. A muoh mora. LUXURY OARDEN APT8 — 1 FURNISHED ROOM — Non- panmant 1S.«0u.fl..S0M.(12t oul all typaa ohan. daaka. Ma>. brsaa Ava. last KsftBnj amoker Eiosaent location CM CM m-HM arlar 11 a.m. and mora OM oond 747-M77 ost Shots, mar box-trslnad bedroom. Beautiful landscaping. M2-17OO A MOVING SAL* - Sat •/• MIDOLETOWN — Ratrtgarator. Pool 1 ml. from OSP. Call 530-M36 afar « p.m. 62 Mortgagaa OROAN - Hammond. 1» XL. rugs, baby flame, loole. pnolo aide only. Personality +. Ne OENERAL ELECTRIC - EHMrK 10-4. 17 Hipomt Rd LMorofl 1 lots of ouddang. CM H4 0311 3S4-1S4S. »-5. M-F KEANSBURO HanoV Oood oooo.n MM Hf M.710 «• aM tor II .S00 araarsM, hninafinla Harm, mush ANTIQUES - Loa of fumrturo A msr*. M wans PI. (Nsvssmk MATAWAN — 1-badroom spt. Room for rant Please call Bp or baal aflar. mint eand.. many S FREE KITTENS 787-ftAOB. 787-2547 or GETVISA/MC COLONIAL HUTCH taaxm. CM brtok-s-brao Bat Juna S. a-12 Rfvsr Rd. to OMsmsn) Sun. Juna •41S par mo.. IV* mo. security W*gsidlin of credtt Notary or Mapla. MOO OE SELF CLEANING S. 10-4. Kssnsburg aras No PSM. CM Ma-OMS sflar S 717-7247. Mcomal No-rlsk guerenlee. 4 CM <- •wan I ataulrlc ranga Kanmora a. Comar at Navssmk Avs A Fas M. CaH 4BS-1337 p.m. KEYPORT — PumMnsd room. p •HI >> «»• it cu It froat fraa PIANO MOVING SALE — June III. yaar old corporation llatad wrlh 10-4 p.m. Rsm or shine. Baby quiet, prrvela entrance. Off etreM Meal bbusines s buraaub . InsureI d COLONIAL HUTCH — Upright Maoogany I FOR A OOOO HOME — Fraa MATAWAN and secured with I t L bank »ood. tnnlii It7» ... . J In ___ CMMa»»pm7«T-i ART — Boaang, frsmaa. house- equipment, furniture, dlehee. dog. Mack labador/Tarner. WM 4 rooms. cfiHd ok S4O0 parking. Adult male preferred Oaadllna aeon tor appplloama CMU044S4 hold, lawn mowara. aM. fraa booke 2133 Ftoranoe Ava. I rooms. Mde/psM SBOO •70/wk. 7M-SHI. oond. MOO. IT1-SSSS POOL - a4'a4' daap Laddar. seined, good welch dog. PMoae Por brochura and appnoauon »/4-«/11, M day. 1* Telegraph (oornsr of Middle Rd.). HsMM. 0M AH-A4S0 HOME RENTALS. Bkr MS-13J4 RED BANK — Convamant Broad MM VI for rH*T*tr* and hand COLLECTORS STENQEL DtS- OIRLS SEORCOM SET - Sad. fH Hia Rd.. Hoandsi. MU M