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TAWAN ABERDEEN • 4NSBURG Streak snapped Giants back on top 'PORT UNION 8EACH Miami has winning skein Gritty pass defense Today's Forecast ended by Chargers, 34-28 halts Cards, 16-10. Snow flurries possible Page B3 Page B2 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 122 •YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1984 .„ 25 CENTS Reagan preparing for battle on budget BY MAUREEN SANTIN1 The working group is trying to set The deficit this fiscal year is now ranch chores. Fitzwater said the AP White House Corresscadenl a deficit target to use as a guideline estimated to be 1210 billion. Lopping president was on vacation, with no during preparation of the fiscal year off up to 1100 billion of that by 1988 meetings or public appearances SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) 1988 budget, which will be presented would be an extremely ambitious scheduled. — President Reagan is spending his to Congress early next year. undertaking since Reagan has pub- Instead, after the rain-drenched vacation "getting ready for the Reagan is not expected to receive licly pledged not to raise taxes or trails on his 688-acre spread dried a budget struggle in Congress," as the group's recommendations until cut Social Security or other items bit, the president went horseback White House aides fend off queries after he returns to Washington that constitute two-thirds of the riding yesterday and began work on of how the administration plans to "We are just starting the budget spending total. an underground sprinkler system foi reduce the federal deficit. process. We have no idea where we The New York Times and the a pasture near the small ranch Deputy White House press sec- will come out," Fltzwater said, Washington Post, meanwhile, were home. Eventually, the system is tc retary Marlin Fltzwater said yester- adding the administration's goal reporting that Cabinet members extend 800 feet, according to the day that the president also was was to "reduce the deficit as far as were using as an unofficial guide in White House press office. "resting and rejuvenating himself we can as fast as we can." budget deliberations a report by the for the second term" during his Reagan's arrival in California or He Insisted the details of how to conservative Heritage Foundation. Saturday occurred just six days extended Thanksgiving holiday, do that remain unsettled, saying the The Washington policy center's which ends next Sunday. after he had concluded a post- administration does not know when proposals included cuts in Medicaid election vacation at his ranch. The But Fltzwater was tight lipped the budget will be balanced payments to states deemed to have president averages a trip to his when it came to confirming reports Although Reagan pledged during "excessive" health care costs, the ranch about every other month. that a budget working group of 12 his 1M0 campaign to balance the newspapers reported. high-level administration officials Unless something unforeseen federal budget, aides acknowledged Reagan, who arrived at his se- would recommend that Reagan try arises, Reagan will not be seen this last week it was highly unlikely that cluded, century-old adobe ranch in to reduce the federal deficit to $100 week by anyone except the select could happen until the 1990s, after the Santa Ynez Mountains on Satur- billion to f ISO billion by 1988 few who are allowed entry through Reagan has left office. day, launched immediately into See Reagan, page A2 Dentist accused of killing wife pka» •? Cut Him BY ALAN SIPRESS who police said is now in the custody said Susan D'Ambrosa, of 21 Valley of her concern for their child, the IMPOHTANT TIME — Temple Beth Shalom In Manalapan was of Kenneth Taylor's parents from Road. D'Ambrosa, who had a baby neighbor related. formally dedicated yesterday Pictured in front ol the temple prior MANALAPAN - Police arrested Indiana two weeks before Taylor, said she Neighbors described Teresa Tay- to the ceremonies are from left, Arnie Klein, president ol the a township dentist yesterday on After moving here from Staten had been curious about why Taylor lor as an attractive brunette of Temple; Rabbi Ira Rothateln, and Al Laaeofl. dedication chairman. charges ofmurderuig bis wife by Island, NY hi August 1983. Taylor and her child were never seen average height. bludgeoning her over the head at continued to commute with his wife, outside. their home on Nov. 11 and then herself a dental hygienlst, to his two Another neighbor said the Taylors The police investigation was dumping the body in Schuylkill dental offices on Staten Island, one rarely socialized with others on the supervised by Capt. Richard Can- County, Pa. at 441 Grandvlew Avenue, the other street, but added that Kenneth neto and Lt. Peter Vanderwiei of the A time for joy Kenneth Taylor, 39, of 23 Valley Taylor seemed to be a friendly man Manalapan police, with assistance at 30 Jersey Street, their neighbors Road, was held on $500,000 bond in said yesterday. who took an interest in the neigh- from Lt. William Lucia, In- the Monmouth County jail, Free- Residents on Valley Road said borhood. vestigator Guy McCormick, Lt. hold, last night, pending his arraign- that the Taylors had largely kept to This resident, who declined to be Bruce Newman and Investigator ment on murder charges today as congregation themselves. In fact, neighbors noted identified, said he last met Kenneth Glen Meyers, all of the county before a munclpal court judge they had wondered why they so Taylor on Nov. 9, when he came prosecutor's office. Detective Rob- Ordinarily, he would have been ert Fausak and Patrolman David arraigned before a Superior Court rarely saw Teresa Taylor. over to inquire about a power "She was a mystery. We used to shortage at the time. Taylor had Bisconi of the Manalapan police also judge, but the Superior Court is not participated. dedicates temple in session this week. joke about her never going out," said his wife was very upset because Pennsylvania State Police said MANALAPAN - Exactly a temple," which had. met and the fuUy clothed body of Mrs. month earlier, vandal* had driven prayed most recently at the Hol- Teresa C. Taylor, 25, was discovred a tractor through the newly iday Swim and Tennis Club in Thursday morning along a rural erected walls and had spray- English town road in West Brunswick Township. paintad red and Mack Nail ilurt on "The twists of the last month the exterior of Temple Beth According to Pennsylvania State have been very unreal and I very Police, Taylor's arrest came after Shalom, which In Hebrew means much doubt that I'll ever be the "home of peace." the discovery of evidence found in same person. The cruel realities of the couple's home here that Yeiterday, 31 Jewish the real world came crashing down matched that found with the body. schoolchildren, a few shifting un- on us, seemingly out of nowhere," Police said that Kenneth Taylor had easily before the more than MX) Rabbi Ira Rothstein said of the confessed to the murder. individual* in the ttill-undecorated anti-Semitic attack, for which three Manslapsn men were in He turned himself in at the sanctuary, helped dedicate the Manalapan police station yesterday new synagogue with their high- dieted Thursday by a county grand Jury. morning after being in contact with pitched tinging: "Help them to see local police, according to Paul that the people here are like you But Rothitein told the audience Chalet, assistant Monmouth County and me. Let us show them how to that the support provided to the prosecutor. play the pipes of peace, play the congregation throughout the com- Chaiet declined to provide any pipe* of peace." munity had restored pis faith in other specifics concerning the ar- society. Popular outrage cul- Nine more children danced rest, but neighbors said police had minated two weeks ago with a down the aisles to a traditional staked out the Taylor home shortly solidarity march of more than Jewish melody. Soon, the gathered after midnight yesterday. families and guests — including 3,000 people, including Gov. Thomas H. Kean and Sen Prank Pennsylvania State Police Ident- public officials and clergymen ified the body Saturday after Taylor from local chorees and synagogues Lautenberg, D-N.J., to protest the desecration. reported his wife missing to Man- — were clapping in time, many alapan police two days earlier, swaying with their arms about Rothstein presided yesterday Chaiet said. each other's tboulden. over the ceremonial lighting of the Dr. Richard P. Bindle, who per- Prom the morning the des- seven-branch menorah. with a formed the autopsy at PotUville, ecration was discovered, syn- representative from each segment Ps. General Hospital said the agogue officials had insisted that of congregation, from Hebrew woman died from massive head the dedication would proceed as school students to members of the injuries, moat likely Inflicted by a planned, that the kWamlly con- Sisterhood, blessing a candle. In blunt Instrument. Chalet refused to gregation would delay no longer —«"s»l»''tg the Importance of comment on whether the murder the opening of its new home after those outside the congregation, weapon had been found or on what seven years of being a "nomad See Temple, page At the motive had been. JOINT PROJECT — An employee of the Soviet wheat into the hold of a Soviet Ml-8 helicopter at The Taylors were married in July state airline Aeroflot, wearing a baseball cap, a military base in Ethiopia. The shipment was 1983 and had a flve-montk-old son, directs the loading of a truckload ol American destined for famine victims in the Marxist nation. Panel urges steps to boost Rutgers9 standing NEWARK (AP) - Service Electric li Gas Co., con- to $1,800. In some cases, the report said, the Middlesex counties. The recommendations will be of cluded that Rutgers' operating The report said that tuition col- school could leas* the land in The commission said that New submitted to the university's gov- budget should be increased by 18 lected from more affluent students exchange for a share in the business Jersey officials should try to move erning board, which will decide if percent a year and that the school could be used lo help subsidise enterprise* being developed on it. their university into a league with they will be adopted. Some of the bsgla a $187 million capital Improve- poorer classmates. Such arrangements would be "more the University of California at suggestions also may require the > make Rutgers TIMflt pfOflaUTI- Details of the report, which was financially rewarding" than con- Berkeley, the University of Mich- approval of the state Board of University one of the top five sUU Increased state fundlnf and high- to be released today, were reported tinuing to rely on state and univer- igan and the University of Wiscon- Higher. Education and the Legis- aahrenitie* in the nation. er taition combined with bond* in the newspaper'* Sunday editions. sity bond issues to raise money, the sin. lature. "A aew partnership Is necessary: issued by the school would permit Another recommendation report said. A eomlag together of all those who Rutgers to raise millions of dollars oa having Rutgers derive income Princeton University has de- wtt tenant from Ik* amlnamsat el through business ventures, land from undeveloped land it owns in veloped land for bia>technolofv a great state aaliarsity la Neeww development and traditional fund- New Brunswick. PiscaUway aad firms along Route 1 to Mercer and Monday. l^assBssss* Inr **- - 4MtawskasMasmaB SBSMpurposI e of raising, the report said. Edison through a land development acaJerlag that goal," saaaM thtae report The Star-Ledger of Newark re- progam. Index Make A Dale A7 by Ike J8-m*mW Rattan Ui ported in Sunday editions that Movies A8 RN's, GN-s, LPN's, QPN's. Aides. ttty OaMnUtee oa Mare commission sources said they favor Jeks! Mel Jets! Advice B6 People A2 raising taition by IS percent to bring Read the Help Wanted column* In Explore the opaortaoiUas Sn the today's Classified section. Nursing Medical Directory In Art* A8 Otttuarie* A7 "tka headed the cost of a year of study at the todays Classified section. Business A5 Opinion A6 Harold W. |oaa> *rails»l of PaWc school from a little more than $I.M8 G*-Ge Rasaa Men. 1 p.m.-l s.ss. Classified B6 Sports B2 Tldeaway-30 dancers. Tsrkey din- Comics B5 Television A8 •seuegger tUfsteass ner, door prises. 4t ChsUes Ave., tt% dinner to town resident* Mon.- Lifestyle B6 Your Town B1 tov*Y^£JyiT?CatlT^ Daily-delWliandl ' spec 11.48. Long Branch. Frt 87J-1J46. AS The D^ly Rcntaler MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1964 Stores remove candy bars from shelves in Britain Ryan, corporate affair* director. LONDON IAP) — British A teleptione caller to the London denied any cruelty to animals. He Burton estate storekeepers cleared an estimated Broadcasting Corp., who identified said the monkeys get Mars bars as 10 million Mars candy bars from herself only as Vivien, said the part of their diet to see whether their shelves today after animal action was (aken against Mars U.K dental problems in children can be at $4.5 million rights activists said they Injected Ltd to protest the company funding prevented. some with rat poison to protest the dental researchers to discover if Ryan said the monkeys are LONDON (AP) - Sally Burton, widow of Richard use of monkeys in a sugar-rich diet monkeys get tooth decay on a sugar- neither force-fed nor mistreated. Burton, will receive the bulk of his H 58 million experiment. rich diet at Guy's Hospital in The Daily Mail reported that the estate, dispelling the talk of some friends who About a dozen people, including London. monkey labs are on the 28th floor of believed the actor was penniless because of his some children, reportedly ate Mars The telephone caller said: "There a building at the Guy's Hospital extravagant lifestyle, London's Sunday Mirror bars before finding typewritten will be actions of this sort by the complex in Southwark. south Lon- reported. ^- warning notes inside the wrappers, Animal Liberation Front against all don, under tight security. "Everyone seems to be under the impression I am but there were no reports that companies that abuse animals. It Hospital administrator Paul penniless. But that is not so," the newspaper quoted anyone had been poisoned. Police will continue to step up its actions Litchell said his staff feels "the Mrs. Burton as saying. said the heat-sealed wrappers had in any way necessary to put these animals are well looked after." The will of Burton, who died in Switzerland on Aug. been punctured, probably by ac- companies out of business." The Daily Star newspaper re- S at age 58, was filed in Switzerland, where laws do tivists posing as shoppers in super- "These people are lunatics," said ported interviewing an unidentified not require disclosure of the contents. The news- markets. farmworker Michael Phippen near member of the Animal Liberation paper said it learned details from a source close to Laboratory technicians were Dorchester in southwest England. Front in London who said hundreds the Burtons. Ron O'Neal checking for traces of poison in bars He said his family was terrified of Mars bars were spiked with Most of the estate is comprised by cash in a found in at least six cities and towns, when he found a note in a Mars bar enough rat poison "to kill or Bermuda bank, real estate, investments in three authorities said. including Coventry. Leeds. Man- after his wife. Sandra, and 14-year- seriously injure someone." countries and works of art, the paper said. In O'Neal, 47, was stabbed several times Saturday in chester. Plymouth and Salisbury, old daughter. Chantelle. had each The woman was q-oted as saying: addition, a valuable sketch by Pablo Picasso is in the a restroom while arguing with an acquaintance, said police said. eaten one. "We aim not to endanger human possession of Elizabeth Taylor — who was twice Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy David Hogan. In a statement yesterday. Mars Sandra Phippen. who opposes life. That's why we gave out a Burton's wife — which is "where Richard intended The assailant was being sought. warning. If someone were to die it it to be." Mrs. Burton said. said that with the aid of animal experiments, said she and The actor has appeared in films including "Move," storekeepers it was removing and her daughter apparently suffered no would not affect our cause in the The Sunday Mirror said Burton was buried in "The Organization," "Super Fly TNT," "The Master checking all Mars bars on sale. It ill effects from the bars. least." Switzerland "instead of in his beloved Wales for tax Gunfighter," "When a Stranger Calls," "The Final said there could be 10 million of Britons buy 3 million of the She said that further campaigns reasons. Apparently if his body had been returned Countdown. "On television, he has appeared in them. chocolate, caramel and nougat Mars are planned on other issues involv- to Wales he could Have been the subject of crippling "Freedom Road," "Brave New World" and bars daily, the company said. The ing confectionary, fur coats and capital transfer duties ' "Guyana Tragedy — The Story of Jim Jones." "These measures will allow our customers to continue to buy Mars candy bar has been sold in Britain turkeys. The activists object to the bars with confidence." it said, since 1932. breeding each year of several College honors Olympic marathoner Army captain lovg8 fQ rfo adding that so far no evidence of Mars said it pays $31.250 a year to million turkeys for Christmas din- contamination had been found. fund the monkey research. Loxley ners. BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) - Joan Benoit. winner FORT POLK. La. (AP) - Army Capt. Michael of the first Olympic women's marathon, will receive Lee Fields of Atlanta, Ga , says he has completed her alma mater's most coveted honor, Bowdoin 30.052 sit-ups in 24 hours, 8 minutes — more than the College officials announced. number recorded in the Guinness Book of World Ms. Benoit, who won a gold medal at the 1984 Records. Purge predicted in Poland Summer Games in Los Angeles, graduated from It was Fields' second assault on the record. In Bowdoin in 1979. College President A. Leroy Greason WARSAW, Poland (AP) - West- by Jaruzelski to line up support for has been suspended from duty for September, he said he did 29.004 situps only to later a purge of party hardliners who may failing to supervise his described the Bowdoin Prize, awarded every five learn that Guinness had overlooked and not published ern diplomats say Polish leader years, as "our gold medal." Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski may be have been behind the killing of the subordinates. a previous record of 29,051 set by August John Rev. Jerzy Popieluszko Government officials claim Last week it was announced that Ms. Benoit's Hoffman Jr. of Van Nuys, Calif, in 1959. preparing for a purge of Communist hometown. Cape Elizabeth, would honor the runner Party hardliners in response to last Popieluszko's killing was part of a The sit-ups mint be done with neither feet pinned The official Polish news agency with a life-size statue depicting her as she competed month's killing of a pro-Solidarity wider conspiracy aimed at under- down nor knees bent. PAP, reporting the Jaruzelski- mining Jaruzelski's authority. in the 1984 Olympics. priest. Kulikov meeting, said the session Fields, whose 26th birthday was Sunday, began his Jaruzelski has held a series of "served to review further cooper- latest quest at 4 a.m. Friday in a base recreation meetings over the past two weeks ation of the Polish armed forces Jaruzelski met Nov. 9 in Budapest Actor stabbed during argument room and quit at 508 a.m. Saturday. with officials of Poland's East Bloc with other armies of the Warsaw with Hungarian Communist leader WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif (AP) - Actor Ron For inspiration. Fields had with him a photo of a allies, including a meeting yester- treaty organization in light of the Janos Kadar, and went to Berlin on O'Neal, who appeared in the movie "Super Fly," was dead uncle who he said motivated him to join the day with Soviet Marshal Victor present international situation." Friday for talks with East German hospitalized in stable condition with stab wounds Army, another photo of his family, a Bible and his Kulikov, commander of Warsaw The agency did not elaborate on the leader Erich Honecker. Honecker received during an argument in a restaurant. Airborne Ranger cap. Pact forces. talks or say how long Kulikov would conferred in Berlin on Saturday with Western diplomats said the meet- remain in Poland. Kulikov before the Soviet officer ings appeared to be part of an effort traveled to Warsaw. The Polish government has The diplomatic sources, who charged three secret police officers spoke on condition they not be in the Interior Ministry with the Temple identified, said Jaruzelski plans to abduction and killing of Popieluszko, THE WEATHER visit Czechoslovakia before an ex- (continued) who drew thousands to his Masses in pected meeting of Poland's Com- Rothstein had the final candle lit a Warsaw church with sermons munist Party Central Committee by his father, Solomon Rothstein, supporting Solidarity, the outlawed Jersey Shore next month who is himself a rabbi in Los free trade movement. Cloudy with a 40 percent chance Angeles. of snow flurries today. Highs in the As the guest speaker at the An Interior Ministry colonel has JartiMliki is attempting to "pave lower 40s. Northerly winds at 10 to ceremony, the senior Rothstein been charged with aiding the of- the way for personnel changes." one IS mph said the Beth Shalom congregation ficers, and a general in the ministry diplomat said yesterday. has become quite famous in recent Mostly cloudy tonight with lows in weeks even on the West Coast. "There is a need now for a the lower 30s. cleanout within the party apparatus. Tomorrow, a 30 percent chance of "You've come through a period Reagan the Interior Ministry and people morning snow flurries, otherwise, of trauma, pain, fear and opposed to Jaruzelski I don't be- mostly cloudy and cold. Highs in the challenge, and have earned the (continued) lieve Jaruzelski has all the clout to middle 30s respect and admiration of people the well-guarded gates to his prop- remove all these people." another all over the land, Jews and non- erty. That list includes Reagan's Ocean water temperatures are in Western diplomat said. Jews alike." he said, speaking family, Secret Service agents, and a the lower 50s from the bare pulpit. few aides who actually work at the Following the ceremony, the ranch in shifts, such as communica- Tlie Daily Register Marine Forecast audience packed the folding chairs tions personnel, his physician and a Watch Hill. R.I. to Manasquan. away and began dancing to the military aide who has custody of the (USPS-145-440, N.J. accompaniment of a band at the famous black leather case that holds MM Of Tna Rao Bank Rasas* rear of the hall. Children, seeming- EslaowM «i 1176 Winds northwesterly at 10 to 20 the codes needed in event of nuclear Dy Jonn H Cook and M#nry CKy ly tugged along by their helium knots this morning and northerly at war. balloons, bobbed in and out among Main Oflca 15 to 25 knots this afternoon. The president's policy aides re- Ona fiao.ua* P«u Shrewsbury, N J 07701 the adults,' who one minute were , 1201) 542 4000 Visibility one to three miles. stepping arm in arm to traditional main at the posh Biltmore Hotel here and except in rare instances do Brsncn Odcaa Jewish melodies, and bopping to Monmouth County COuflhousa Kool and the Gang's "Cel- not travel to the ranch. They Fraanotd. Nj 07728 Tides communicate with Reagan by tele- Natontl WMtnar Swvtc* NOAA. US Otot o» Commaro ebration" the next. Congregants Mambars ot tna AssociaMd Praaa Tne Associated Sandy Hook hoisted their rabbi overhead on a phone, if at all. Praaa « anbnao exclusively » ma usa ot au tha local Weather elsewhere Dana 43 33 COy On this trip, Deputy Chief of Staff "SWB prmwd m ma newspaper as *e« as aM AP news All times Eastern Standard Duiutn 25 09 Clr chair and several local clergymen CiPato 57 33 COy Michael K. Deaver is taking the TODAY High: 4:21 am and joined in the dancing. 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... what better way to start your holiday gift planning than with our biggest, most col- orful advertising issue of the year! It can make your Thanksgiving Day relaxing. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1984 A3 THE NATION Bradley's presidential stock rising WASHINGTON (AP) - The ques- Scnat* term, an easy re-election ly falls forward onto it and lays cal career? tion mil follows New Jersey Sen. winner despite a strong national there for a moment, face down.) A: What's the asswnptton o< your Bill Bradley, perhaps more so now showing by President Reagan. You said during the campaign or at question? Helping my own political than ever. The national Democratic Party Is some point before the campaign that career In the sense of people Does be want to be president? In disarray, with Just one «r—lisjsl- you would serve out your fall Senate viewing me as s seriosji senator It was talked about a decade ago tlal election victory since 1M4. term. Is that still your Intent? who's engaged with the issues of our when Bradley, then a professional Walter F Mondale's overwhelming A: Yes, that's still my Intent time and making a contribution? basketball player with the New defeat Nov 8 could signal the end of Q: No matter what? Terrific. I mean, that's how I want York Knlcks, expressed an Interest the party's Old Guard, the pundits A: That's still my intent, as I said to be regarded. in politics and was kidded by say. It is time for fresh faces and in the campaign. Q: What about the other spinoff of teammates who said they were new ideas. Q: Can you see yourself at any enhancing your image as sumsjbndy convinced he would one day be Enter Bradley, who has turned point beyond '• developing an who wants to leave his options open? senator or president. The question national sports celebrity into a interest hi being president? was asked sii years ago as he won A: Who said I wantet dto to lala m my his first race for public office, a U.S political plus. Although he hasn't A: To be quite candid with you, I options open? Look, I used 4o shoot tried to develod p any kinkid of natlonarl can't see myself thinking beyond aa (hat, I used to play Senate seat from New Jersey And t f ) I thik lif a jump liMl like it has been asked throughout the base to enhance any eventual preslp - yeay r or two ((from now). I think Ufe a certain way. People used to say, Democrat's tenure in the Senate. dential run, he remains in the is too fragile to think In long term Well, this is what this means and Despite Bradley s protests that he forefront of lists of potential IMS periods... that's what that means' I don't has s specific legislative agenda candidates. i Q: Can it not be argued that a lot know. People are going to do that particularly tax reform, that he Yet Bradley still says he harbors of the Issues you are Involving anyway. I have to pursue a course would rather talk about, the ques- no interest in the White House — in yyoursel f hi... mighg t have the effect thaat I feel is consistent with where tion still comes: Does the 41-year- IM. off enhancinhi g your nationail repu- I see myself making the biggest old star of New Jersey Democratic A partial transcript of a talk with tation? contribution, and people are going to politics and a rising national figure Bradley in his Senate office last A: To the extent that issues I'm make those comments regardless of want to be president? week shows the senator at his best involved In are issues that affect what I do. His answer is always in the in parrying questions about his New Jersey and all Americans, I see Q: So you will not rule out at some negative. But the words seem political ambition: that as only positive. My objective point hi the future becoming carefully chosen. Q: We might as well start right in is to be the best senator I can be for Interested in a presidential run? 1 A: I have no plans and I have no Times change. He Is safely on the question you most like New Jersey and for the country... Intention. And that's as much as I'm ensconced in bis second six-year answering: about the presidency. Q: But could that not have the going to say.. (Bradley, seated at his desk, joking- splnoff effect of helping your politi- Jail population is up 41 percent WASHINGTON (AP) - Tbe system does not operatcl in a more than half the inmates are held, participation in such number of Jail inmates in the United vacuum and is responsive to the occupancy increased from 77 per- States grew by 41 percent in the five public," Smith said. "As people in cent in 1878 to (6 percent in 1983. years following 1978. to reach a the nation demanded a more strict In Massachusetts, women await- record 223,551 in 1983, the Justice and severe treatment of offenders, In the 12 months before the 1(83 ing trial are held in state facilities. census, 554 inmates died in jails, Every jurisdiction except Massa- Department said yesterday. the system responded by sending NEW TOP — Riggers unfasten a line from the top of a new Reporting on the first Jail census more criminals to jail, a fact compared to 611 in the 12 months chusetts reported more women in since Feb. IS, 1978, the department's underlined by tbe rise in the jail and before the 1978 census. jail in 1983 than in 1(78. The largest stainless steel peak lor Boston's historic Customs House Bureau of Justice Statistics said the prison population." Suicide was the most frequent increases were in the District of yesterday. The new peak was lowered into place by a turbo-jet rate of incarceration in Jails grew The study examined facilities run cause of death, accounting for 55 Columbia, up 137 percent; Virginia, helicopter yesterday morning. The peak is a replica of the original by 29 percent, from 78 out of every by city or county governments in 45 percent of the adult male deaths, 79 up 132 percent; and New Jersey, up which fell victim to the elements over the past 150 years. 100,000 persons to 98 out of every states and the District of Columbia. percent of the adult female deaths 110 percent. Nevada has the 100,000 as of June 30. 1983 Jails in Connecticut, Delaware, and all seven of juvenile deaths. All smallest Increase, up 2 percent. Slightly over half of the jail Hawaii, Rhode Island and Vermont the juvenile suicides were boys. In 1(83, the highest incarceration inmates had not been convicted and were excluded because those states Illness or natural causes were the rates were in Louisiana. 1(2 inmates were awaiting arraignment or trial, operate combined jail and prison second most common cause of death for every 100,000 residents; Georgia, Gas prices lowest this year as was the case In 1178. Convicted systems and their Jail populations 178 per 100,000; California, 166; and among men and the only other cause Florida, 137. California had the inmates included those serving a are included in surveys of prison among women. About one in 50 male LOS ANGELES (APi - The At self-service stations, which sentence, those awaiting sentencing, Inmates. largest jail population, 41,720, fol- average retail price for gasoline and probation and parole violators. deaths resulted from injury by lowed by New York, 16.154; Texas. account for more than 75 percent of The survey found that the number another person. dipped to the lowest level of the Operating expenditures per in- of jails declined by 4 percent from 15.224; and Florida, 14.668 year, to $1.1867 per gallon, a the gasoline sold in the nation, the In 1983, seven percent of the jail The survey found that in the 12 prices for various grades of gasoline mate averaged $0,400, as local 3,493 to 3,338, while the number of inmates were female, but the national survey indicated yesterday. governments spent $2.7 billion to run Jail beds rose by 28,000, reflecting a months before June 30. 1(83, eight Oil industry analyst Dan were: and build jails In the 12 months trend toward fewer but larger jails. proportions varied sharply by state, million people had been admitted to from nearly zero in Massachusetts Lundberg said his weekly survey of -Regular leaded. $1.0658, down preceding the census. That com- Capacity in large jails holding more jails and 7.9 million discharged from 17,500 stations in all 50 states 0 44 of a cent. pared to $5,800 spent per inmate in than 250 inmates grew by 21 percent to 11 percent in California, where them. showed pump prices had dropped by 1989. after the 1989 figures are and in medium-sited jails holding the bureau said "a variety of On average, there were 3.5 in- -Regular unleaded, $11440, down converted to 1(83 dollars to between 50 and 150 inmates, by 9 alternative sentencing choices, such mates for each jail employee, but in an average 0 39 of a cent from the 0 42 of a cent eliminate the impact of price Infla- percent. But small jails holding as work furloughs and counseling large jails the ratio was 4.1 inmates previous week. The highest price —Premium unleaded, $1.2772, and tion, the bureau said. fewer than 50 inmates saw a 4 programs... may have Increased the for each employee. The highest ratio this year was $1.2121 in May. he premium leaded, $1.3574, each down The per-inmate costs ranged from percent drop In capacity. likelihood of accused female law- was California's 6 to 1; the lowest, said. by 0.36 of a cent. highs of 125,444 in Alaska and 124,297 Small jails are most common in breakers ... being assigned to jail Alaska's 1.1 to 1. in New York to lows of $5,384 in the north central states and large Georgia and $5,218 in South Caro- ones in the northeast, particularly in lina. large metropolitan areas. Of the 10 The growth appeared during a largest Jails, four are In the New period when the population of York area and three in the Los prisons run by the state and federal Angeles area. governments rose to a record of The survey found virtually no more than 400.000. change since 1(78 in the total of Attorney General William French nearly 10.000 inmates held in jails Smith attributed the increase in jail because of overcrowding in federal population to what he called a public or state prisons or other jails. demand for tougher treatment of But the occupancy rates at jails criminals. had increased from 64 percent of "This study dramatically il- capacity in 1978 to 81 percent in 1(83. lustrates that the criminal justice Moreover, among large jails, where
Coast Guard searches Whether they re near or far away, you can make Thanksgiving for two missing ships even more special for By Tbe Associated Press The Coast Guard. Air Force and the ones you love. Just Airplanes searched again yester- Navy contributed aircraft, said Ray- day for an 80-foot trawler missing mon Fullerton, a Coast Guard send a Thanksgiving gift with its nine-man crew off the New spokesman In New York. complete with all the trim- Jersey and Delaware coasts, while Authorities do not know whether mings. The Nut Bowl™ Bouquet from your Coast Guard and police boats criss- the boat sank or simply lost radio FTD* Florist. Fresh fall flowers arranged in a crossed Long .Island Sound looking contact. Fullerton said. for a tugboat and barge that The search was centered 67 miles beautiful, reusable nut bowl with a real disappeared with six people aboard. east of Cape Henlopen, Del., the nutcracker. It's a gift they'll thank you for The trawler, the Amaiing Grace vessel's last known location. even after the owned by the Wanchese Fish Co., of The tugboat Celtic, pulling the North Carolina, has been missing barge Cape Race, left Bridgeport. flowers are gone. since the captain ranianri . .other Conn., harbor at 8 p.m. Saturday and And it's generally ship Wednesday that it was takJag was due in at Port Newark at 8 a.m. available for on watvT In tbe engine room, yesterday, according to Coast Guard authorities said. assistant duty officer Bill Joe less than *20.°°* Munis. Tbe barge was loaded with scrap iron. When the vessels failed to arrive, Jet engine authorities launched a search In- volving three Coast Guard cutters, disintegrates one helicopter and five or six police boats from New York City and LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) - One of Nassau and Suffolk counties, Munis four engines on s Boeing 747 charter. said. let caught fire and disintegrated He said there was a small craft after takeoff from McCarran Inter- warning posted Saturday night for national Airport yesterday, but the winds gutting to 15 mph and waves plane returned safely and none of of up to three feet on Lang Island the 4M people aboard was hurt, Sound. The warning was! lifted at airport officials said. 3:30 a.m. The No. 3 engine on the right wing Muniz said the disappearance was of tbe Detroit-bound Overseas Na- of particular concern to the Coast tional Airways Jet caught fire Guard because tags are uuaHy shortly after the 3:26 p.m. takeoff, reliable. Clark County Fire Department The tugboat is owned by fckloff spokesman Jack Bailee said. Corp. of Stated Island. M The pilot, Captain Robert Bauer, Nut Bowl' Bouquet "followed emergency procedures, made a circuit of the airport and landed immediately," Bailee said. "There was a fire in a right engine, and it (the Jet) safely returned, Clark County Department of Aviation spokeswoman Sheila Call or visit your FTD Florist" Sendlein said. "It turned right around and came down." Flaming debris from tbe engine Ignited a brushflrsntire near thme runwaynmway,. but it was quickly extingalsbed, Bailee said. Firefighters did not 787-4T7T AppMMoaaom Flowar Shoppa have to dousse ansoy flames hi what IS N. Main SI (Rt 791 was left of the engine . "Evidently, the fire waa out when the plane landed. Brt the aagkM was pretty well gone." Bailee said. Tbe puna was Inspected on the uxhrsjTfor sn ^ tow**- to tbe
and It eraw he said. A4 The Drily Iteghtei MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 19*1 Woman may face Blast rips mill; death sentence three injured . PATERSON (AP) - A. Superior preaented testimony that the adopted multiple penoiuUiUei in- Court Jury will begin hearing argu- suffered burns over about 70 percent ment* today 00 whether a 38-year- cluding that at a male aha Mined CUFTpN (AP) - A "violent" "Billy Joel." explosion ripped through a milling of his body, said H. Marshall, the old woman convicted of murdering head nurse in the emergency room. her teen-age goddaughter and sex- Moore'i attorney, Leonard company here yesterday after flour Carafa, said he may call the In the air was ignited and critically Lasted In critical but sUble con- ually abusing (our other people dition at St. Barnabas Medical should be sentenced to die, defendant to the stand during the injured three worker* including one penalty phase of the trial. She did who was at first given up for buried Center In Livingston was James The same jury of seven men and in the rubble. Smith, 48, of Paterson. said Laura five women last Thursday found not testify during the tint phase of the trial. - It took, firefighters about three Georges, a nurse in the burn unit. Marie Moore of Paterson guilty of She said Smith had burns over about murder and of 29 other counts with The defense claimed Ms. Moore hours to get the (ire that followed the early-morning blast under con- 13 percent of his body and suffered which she was charged, including assumed the personality of a para- from smoke inhalation. noid, schizophrenic male she called trol. The force of the explosion also aggravated sexual assault, kidnap- Dobkowski said Lt. James Lyons ping and aggravated assault. "Billy Joel." when acts of torture knocked out a brick wall of a city were carried out on her victims, public works garage located about of the fire department found Smith Judge Vincent E Hull ordered the 60 feet away, and shattered and and Holman in the basement of the jury to return at 9 a.m. today to including four months of abuse leading to the death of her 13-year- rattled windows elsewhere in the main building shortly after (ire- decide whether the defendant should industrial area, officials said. fighters were called at 1:17 a.m. die by lethal injection or face life old godchild, Theresa Feury The girl's body was discovered in Fire department officials said the But rescue workers were not able imprisonment with a minimum of 30 to find Nieves, and assumed he was years before parole. December 1983 — 11 months after three workers were unloading highly combustible flour and other ma- probably buried in the debris, the The state's death penalty law her death — wrapped in blankets terials from railroad cars when the deputy chief said. requires the jury that convicts a and plastic and stuffed into an attic crawl space in Ms. Moore'* apart- blast occurred. About seven hours later rescue defendant weigh aggravating fac- workers noticed Nieves. collapsed tors against mitigating factors to ment in Paterson. They did not know what touched oft the explosion in the steel, on a fire escape, Dobkowski said. determine punishment During the trial, several victims "It's a miracle. I couldn't believe No women have been sentenced to concrete and brick milling plant. testified about abuses they suffered, "It was a violent dust explosion. " it," he said. "How he got out of death since New Jersey restored including beatings with bats, being there, I don't know." capital punishment in August 1982 said Deputy Fire Chief Joseph forced to eat cat litter and a series Dobkowski. "It blew the four walls Dobkowski said two electrical The jury deliberated for about 20 of sexual assaults. of the five-story building in all four transformers in the area also blew hours over four days before deciding A key witness was a 17-year-old directions. up while firefighters from Clifton. Moore was guilty on the various boy listed in the indictment as a "When that dust gets stirred up Passaic, Paterson and Hawthorne charges. participant in the attacks. battled the "terrible fire." Court papers show that Assistant somehow, any source of ignition — The five-story milling center and Passaic County Prosecutor Ronald The defense said the boy initiated a short circuit, a guy smoking, two smaller buildings connected to Marmo plans to argue that Moore the torture. The prosecutor con- anything — it explodes like a it by walkways were heavily damag- should be sentenced to death be- tended that the youth, who has bomb," he said. ed by the explosion and fire, and cause of the nature of the crime and pleaded guilty to juvenile charges in In critical condition at Dobkowski said they would probably because it allegedly was done during connection with Miss Feury's death. Hackensack Medical Center were MILL EXPLOSION - A fire explosion and fire damaged sev- have to be razed. Flour-filled silos other crimes and to escape detec- was Moore's "henchman." James Holmamof Paterson, in his fighter walks past the Bay State on the property were also threaten- tion of those crimes Testimony at the trial ihowed eral buildings. Three employees 30s, with bums over about 65 Milling Company in Clifton yes- were critically injured. percent of his body, and Raul Nieves ed, but did not catch fire, officials Moore had pleaded innocent by that Moore met her juvenile victims said .reason of insanity Her attorneys through her daughter. terday after an early morning of Passaic, also in his 30s, who Garfield, Yogi get ready THE STATE jury of seven women and five men who deliberated Two crash victims identified more than 24 hours over five days before reaching a to leave home in Hoboken verdict. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - A New York man and his Monte was shot dead May 13. 1982. as he tried to get HOBOKEN (API - The Great some as tall as 40 feet — and fold the weather while they inflate the wife were tentatively identified yesterday by into his car parked in a south Philadelphia lot near his American Dog. Garfield and Yogi them into 8-by-12'*-foot components balloons. In 1956. 45 mph winds authorities as the third and fourth victims of a weekend home. Bear .nay spend three hours a year for the midnight convoy through the knocked them all out and only plane crash into the waters off the Boardwalk here, but Specifically, the jury found Riccobene and Casdia th'e cause of the accident was still not known. delighting children and grown-ups nearby Lincoln Tunnel into New Mickey Mouse struggled to the guilty of murder in the first degree and criminal alike as they wind through New York City for reassembly at the finish line before collapsing And in U.S. Coast Guard Lt. David Vermillion said the body conspiracy to commit murder York City in the Annual Macy's starting line on the Upper West Side of Irwin R. Small, 55, of Port Washington, N.Y., the Isabella was convicted of third-degree murder, found 1971, high winds caused the pilot of the aircraft, had not been recovered. He said Thanksgiving Day Parade cancellation of the balloons. innocent of conspiracy but guilty of providing the gun This year's parade, the 58th since officials believe the body of his wife, Beverly. 50, was used to shoot Monte. But 364 days a year they loiter 1924 (two were cancelled during Among the themes of new floats among the three plucked from the Atlantic Ocean within The confessed triggerman, Joseph Pedulla, was one here in Macy's Parade Studio, a World War II and deflated balloons this year — created and built in the a half hour after the Friday night crash. of the chief witnesses against the defendants. He former candy factory, where were donated as rubber for the war warehouse in this waterfront com- A positive identification of Mrs. Small was withheld testified the killing was ordered by Riccobene, who was workers keep the famous giant effort), features the revival of the munity — are the Cabbage Patch pending a review of medical and dental records, seeking to wrest control of the underworld organization Donald Duck balloon, which is being Vermillion said. balloons and mechanical floats in Kids. Care Bears. Disneyland, and from Nicodemo "Little Nicky" Scarfo of Atlantic City. brought out of a 14-year retirement Authorities on Saturday said the other two victims tip-top shape. the Statue of Liberty. Celebrities in recognition of the cartoon charac- were Andrea Leone, 40, of Long Beach. N.Y.. and Since autumn, members of ter's 50th birthday. The balloon first and Macy's employees in costume George Costigan. 42, of Muttontown, NY, who Lawyer fights client's appeal Macy's Special Productions Depart- ride in the nooks of many floats. flew over New York in 1962. practiced real estate law in Mineola, N.Y. MORRISTOWN - The public defender for James ment have been preparing for the Divers searched the 25-foot deep waters about three- nationally televised exlravanganza Among the giant balloons that are Old favorites that are scheduled Koedatich, sentenced to die for his conviction in the quarters of a mile from shore where the plane went slaying of a high school cheerleader, said yesterday he that is viewed by approximately 55 the parade's hallmarks will also be to return this year are the Great down, but had to suspend the hunt Saturday afternoon million people, said Judy Cohn a two new balloons. Garfield. the will ask the New Jersey Supreme Court to dismiss a American Dog. Santa Claus, Big because of bad weather. motion by the state public defender's office seeking an spokeswoman for the retail chain cartoon cat whose favorite activities Apple and Turkey floats. Vermillion said the search for Small and the aircraft are sleeping and eating, will loomw appeal of the conviction "It's sheer joy for everyone." she would resume when the weather improved. Authorities James P. Kenny Jr. said his request, to be filed feet high and 35 feet wide and Twelve bands chosen from more said of the 2.500 Macy's employees from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Wednesday, was necessary because the 16-year-old require 18.907 cubic feet of helium. than 300 applicants from all over the who will participate in the parade as Federal Aviation Administration were also investigat- defendant from Morristown "doesn't want to appeal." country will be among the clowns, dancers, balloon handlers ing the crash. Vermillion said the cause was not known The second new balloon also is the marchers, who step off at 9 a.m.. Koedatich, who maintains he is innocent in the death and stagehands. second female in the cast — Rag- d of 18-year-old Amie Hoffman, is being housed at Trenton gedy Ann. The rag doll with bright An estimated 3 million people will Three guilty in mob murder State Prison's death row. "He'd just as soon die than The nine giant balloons are taken spend 30 years in jail," said the attorney, who is in in vinyl coverings to the inflation red hair will be 62-feet high and 32- be along the parade route, which feet wide, with 12-foot feet and the starts at 77th Street and Central PHILADELPHIA - Harry the Hunchback" Ric- private practice but handles some cases for the public site at 77th Street and Central Park cobene and two other men were convicted of murder defender's office. West on Thanksgiving Eve. where words. "I love you " emblazoned Park West, proceeds south to Col- across her heart. Olive Oyl, the first umbus Circle, down Broadway to yesterday in the 1982 slaying of an underworld foe in The only other sentence the jury could have selected they are secured by giant nets and the battle (or control of organized crime in Philadelphia was a life term with a minimum of 30 years before then inflated. female balloon, will - return this the staging area in front of Macy's year. Herald Square store and onto the and South Jersey, an area that includes casino-rich parole. . Meanwhile, workers here add the finish line at 34th Street and Seventh Atlantic City. On Friday, the state public defender s office filed a final touches to 18 giant floats — Macy's workers carefully watch Avenue. Riccobene. 74. Joseph Casdia. 41, and Vincent notice of appeal with the state's highest court that Isabella, 46, were found guilty of murder and conspiracy automatically stays the execution, scheduled (or Dec. Jersey City blue laws end in the death of Frank Monte. A Common Pleas Court 18, said Thomas Smith, first assistant public defender. JERSEY CITY (AP) - The blue o( the blue laws in Jersey City laws if voters approve. . laws came tumbling down yesterday discriminates against other busi- Jersey City officials said the laws as thousands of people paraded into nesses in the county. jeopardized several large develop- stores for early Christmas shopping Bergen and Hudson are the only ment projects including the New- Final In this community on the Hudson counties in the state that still have port City plan for a mall with 1 River opposite New York City. blue laws. Gov. Thomas H. Kean million square feet. 4.5 million "It was excellent," said Richard recently signed a bill permitting square feet of office space. 9.000 Budnick. president of the Hudson municipalities to repeal county blue apartments and a marina. Mall Merchants Association. 3 Days "There were lots of people and they were buying. Most of the customers who came said they loved it. They said they usually have at this nothing to do on Sunday." Budnick said. The stores were permitted to open because the centuries-old blue laws Jow were struck down 71.900 to 17.577 by voters in a Nov. 6 referendum in the Hudson County community. wonder Besides the Hudson Mall, large figure. chain stores such as Bradlees and K- why your Mart. and some small shopping centers opened their doors. Many •75* small stores were closed. company Monmouth County caapaniM The 66 establishments at the haw hdpad dw UoNad Way rabt amis far a* long as then has 12 Hudson Mall were required to open bM a United Way. And be • lot under the terms of their leases. NewVjfcmn • the «• ^unrna>>idw*hM
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Pick-up Next Regular Schedule Day »fa/or eredM cardt accepted in mo$t thop*. The Daily Register Inept envoy hamstrings U.S. WASHINGTON - Presidents have been Footnote: A spokesman at the U.S. Established to UTS - PabUaned by The Rad Bank Register rewarding political allies with am- Embassy in Rabat Mid that "Morocco is A Capital Cttlw Commenlcatlons Inc. Newspaper bassadorship practically tince the birth a sovereign country" and has no obligation of the republic - to the occasional to discuss Its business "even with its good JAMS B. McKEARNEY. JR. embarrassment of the United States, but PirtkJem and P«bttah«r only rarely with any serious harm to the nation's foreign policy JACK STR1CTIY PERSONAL Many readers Arthur Z Kunin Htrtwrt H Tkorp*. Jr. Charles C. Trlblahoro A political appointee's ignorance of bit complain that they can't make any sense duties li usually outweighed by the ANDERS out of the Mghfalutln pronouncements of Runell P lUnch Dorta Kdlman diplomatic skill of Mi professional under- the eeonomistt who profess to know where lings, and his easy access to the president the country is headed. If. It's any TbomuC Douhuc La«r«ac«C. Newman can compensate for a wealth of irritating consolation, some of our top officials Dtrtrur of MartetMf Ctmfatim Dinclor share your bewilderment. Take this Prank J. AUocca incompetence. But something went wrong with the example of bafflegab perpetrated by the traditional safeguards when Joseph Reed's behavior as ambassador was president's Council of Economic Advisers A6 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1984 Werner Reed set out on the road to based on his sublime confidence that bis in a recent Internal memo: Morocco in 1911. close relationship to Hassan ensured "Financial regulatory agencies are The result was a strategic disaster for continuing US-Moroccan solidarity. intertwined and Interconnected. If we the Reagan administration: the Reed o»ce had the sentry boxes outside his think of the varkw* regulatory goals as astonishing union of a supposedly staunch Rabat residence painted red, white and being represented as points on the U.S. ally, Morocco, with the virulently blue, and named the house Villa America. circumference of a circle, there are lines anti-American dictatorship of Libya. When the Moroccan prime minister had across the circle connecting each point It would be unfair to lay the Morocco- tea with the Senate Foreign Relations with all the other points in a tangled web Libyan rapprochement solely at Reed's Committee in Washington, Reed unfurled In shaping regulatory policy the entire door. The CIA is still trying to figure out a large banner to welcome him. circle and all the interconnections must be what happened, and the agency will have kept In view. Yet a written analysis is some hard questions to answer before In fact, Reed suffered from a severe necessarily linear." - outraged congressional committees. case of "clientitis" — a malady not An official of the Comptroller of the But Reed can certainly bear a large unknown in the Foreign Service. He sang Currency, courageously exposing the share of the blame for the White House's Hassan's praises to Congress and the emperor's state of undress, scribbled this failure to learn what was in the works White House. He helped engineer an comment in the margin: "Paper in- until it was too late for anything but hand- intelligence-sharing agreement with capable of being outlined in any logical wringing. Though the Libyans had been Morocco that gave Hassan information way. ... Rambles at best — makes no courting King Hassan of Morocco for over that U.S. spy satellites had picked up on sense at worst." a year, Reed was so blithely confident of the Polisario rebels in the disputed - But surely, you ask, the key members his close friendship with Hassan that he western Sahara war. This agreement and of Congress have a close working rela- discounted evidence that the king might several others are now under review; the tionship with the top officials who set the not be completely loyal to the United White House is understandably leery of administration's policies on essential States. sharing Intelligence with Qaddafi. economic matters? Sometimes I wonder It was a measure of Reed's detachment Rep. Fernand St Germain, D-R.I., For all his claimed Intimacy with the chairman of the House Banking Commit- that he was vacationing in Maine when Moroccans, Reed is often ridiculed by Morocco's "friendship treaty" with Libya tee, 'recently cross-examined William them, State Department sources told my Isaac, chairman of the Federal Deposit was announced. Old hands in Foggy associate Lucette Lagnado. And this Bottom and on Capitol Hill weren't Insurance Corp., on the bailout of Con- opinion was shared by. Sen. Thomas tinental Illinois Bank - a rescue operation surprised that Reed was, literally, so far Eagleton, D-Mo., who referred to Reed out of it. that not only prevented Continental Illi- after a 1962 visit to Morocco as "a 14-karat nois' collapse but probably saved the Reed has admitted, in conversations nitwit." with irate members of Congress, that his nation's entire banking system from a old buddy Hassan informed him of the An ambassador is supposed to be the chain-reaction disaster. treaty with Libya only an hour before the president's eyes and ears, as1 well as the In his usual acerbic style, St Germain monarch announced it to the rest of the mouthpiece for an administration's views. let it be known that he had mastered all world. For years the ambassador had Once again, an American president has the tricky dettils of the Continental assured anyone within earshot that he had been hamstrung by having an an-' Illinois situation- but he called the FDIC "unprecedented" access to Hassan and his professional ambassador in a sensitive chairman "Mr. Isaacs" throughout the inner circle. foreign embassy. hearings. Baker a hard act to follow
WASHINGTON - Senate Republicans reform, Baker was saying* but the will hold their organizational meeting on situation demands something more: It Nov. 28. The first order of business will be demands a change of heart. "We are in to elect a new majority leader to succeed danger of losing the spirit of civility that retiring Howard Baker of Tennessee. can sustain us in times of political stress Baker is not a very big fellow — he stands and legislative logjams." maybe 5 feet 7 — but he is leaving a large JAMES "The Senate cannot fight a guerrilla pair of shoes to be filled. KILPATRICK war over every issue all the time. We One thinks back to other majority cannot be sniping at one another and Found in space leaders of recent years — Bob Byrd of talking issues to death while the essential work of government goes undone.... If we After a 3.3 million-mile service West Virginia, Mike Mansfield of Mon- hand in the weightlessness of space, tana, Lyndon Johnson of Texas. Each was cannot resurrect the spirit of chivalry that call, the Discovery is safely home. an important demonstration for the effective in his own way, Johnson by brute once reigned here,, at least we must Commander Rick Hauck guided future when construction workers will force of will, Mansfield by gentle per- restore some semblance of civility and Discovery to a center-line touchdown be building large stations in orbit. suasion, Byrd by shrewd bargaining and that was his answer: He made the commonality of purpose." Those of us who have watched Howard m Runway IS on Friday. The ship, place work. That is about as close as Baker ever "Joe and I each had in our hands at Baker from the press gallery for the past came to speaking severely to his col- glinting in the sun, came in from the one time or another over a ton of mass four years might credit his remarkable "We have shown once again," he said leagues. He kept the Senate's affection north after making a wide sweep over in terms of weight on the ground and success to a single quality: patience. in his farewell address, "that in the and respect because he never broke his clamorous, cumbersome, chaotic way we the spaceport in Cape Canaveral, Fla had absolutely no difficulty in moving Baker has demonstrated other fine word and be always found time to listen. do business here, we do it in the people's Said Lawton Chiles of Florida: "He is, The crew members, four men and one them around," Gardner said. qualities in the post — a lively sense of name and with the people's consent, and humor, an intuitive understanding of his above all, a reasonable man." No matter woman, rolled to a stop just three On their way to rescue Palapa and in a manner that reflects with astonishing who the Republicans name as majority colleagues' political necessities, and a clarity the passion and conviction and miles from the launch pad where they Westar, the astronauts also launched leader next week — Dole of Kansas, or surpassing knowledge of the Senate's rules ultimate common sense of the American started their space adventure eight two new commercial communications of parliamentary procedure. But patience, Lugar of Indiana, or McClure of Idaho — people themselves." Baker's successor will have a high days previously. satellites for Telesat of Canada and the kind of patience for which old Job at last won salvation, has been the charac- example to follow. The undertaking was probably the Hughes Communications Services. Baker took the occasion of his farewell What's ahead for Howard Baker? He teristic we have most admired. to say some things about the Senate that most impressive of the 14 shuttle Both of these satellites are now told the Senate that he believes it possible' Job, you will recall, suffered from boils carry special weight because of his missions because locked firmly in to be simultaneously both a public servant functioning well in their planned from head to foot; he lost his sheep, his experience. Surely there must be a better Discovery's cargo bay was the Palapa camels, his oxen, his sons and his and a private citizen. " I intend to show my ' stationary orbits 22,300 miles out. way to do the Senate's business "so that abidingly skeptical colleagues by my own B2 and Westar 6 communications daughters, and still he remained steadfast the months we pass at leisure in the As if that weren't enough, on board in his faith. So, too, with Baker and the example how to be a useful 'public satellites that Joe Allen and Dale Discovery was an organic crystal Senate. There were times Baker had to beginning of a congressional session need citizen.'" not be redeemed in long hours of agony Gardner retrieved during two breath- growth experiment designed and built suffer worse than boils — he had to suffer, "I believe there is life after the taking spacewalks. for example, the insufferable vanity of and turmoil at the end." Senate, " be said, "and I intend to live that by the 3M Company. The experiment Senator Obnoxious, D-Ohio — and he had life to the full." The salvage was unprecedented. . is the first of as many as 70 to suffer the whims and impulses and Such remonstrances are heard when- That farewell may not have been Anna Fisher, who played a critical experiments the company plans to stubbornness of others in the chamber. He ever a Congress nears adjournment, exactly an announcement of his intention Baker acknowledged, but nothing ever is role by operating the ship's robot arm conduct aboard the shuttle that might never lost his temper, at least in public, to run for the presidency in 1988, but it had done about the chaos, "and I fear we are during the retrievals and who also and he never stopped trying to make the a nice ring. If he does make the race, he have important applications to the democratic process work. becoming accustomed to this accursed should know that his four years as happens to be the first mother in company's business in imaging, elec- Someone asked Baker what was his system when that is the last thing we majority leader won him a world of space, said Thursday that the crew tronics and health care. greatest achievement as majority leader, should do." Senate procedures demand respect and made him a host of friends. was still pinching itself. And with "We're looking out the windows at good reason. the satellites," Gardner said as Spacewalkers Allen and Gardner, Discovery was headed for Earth. who manually put both satellites into "I'm not sure we all believe we have FROM OUR READERS the cargo bay, said they proved that them in there. Sure is a great sight." astronauts can move large objects by It sure was. multiple term "evangelical, catholic and within the world is hardly aided by Methodist Mass reforming." perpetuating ill-informed misunderstand- The greatest mystery, however, is why ings. Red Bank Father Ridge, an Episcopalian with some . Oavld N. Cousins A bumper crop To The Editor: acquaintance with Methodist Churches, (Editor's note: Mr. Cousins is pastor of Although your feature article on the does not know that the official teaching of the United Methodist Church of Red At the risk of comparing apples to freeze. "Methodist Mass" (Oct. 28) was both the Methodist Church on the Eucharist is Bank.) soybeans, it was a banner 1984 for interesting and fair, Charles Ridge in the identical to that of the Episcopal Church Although consumers found only a letter you printed (Nov. 6) would use the Certainly he must know that John Wesley, farming in New Jersey. By any few bargains at the market, prices occasion to set ecumenical understanding the founder of the Methodist movement, standard, state agriculture ex- held up for New Jersey farmers, at back two centuries. Are we to understand was an Episcopal priest until his death and TODAY IN HISTORY perienced at rebound from the poor approximately $500 million in produce that someone who brags about his theo- that he took the Articles of Belief of the yield of a year ago. logical education does not even know what Methodist Church directly frrom the BY The Associated Press was trucked from state farms. New "catholic" means? The simple dictionary thirty-nine Articles of the Church of With adequate rainfall and mostly overseas trading — soybeans to Spain, definition is: "all Inclusive, universal, England. And If Father Ridge would take Today is Monday, Nov. It, the 324th day fair skies, there were bumper crops of apples to Saudi Arabia and blue- broad in sympathies, tastes or under- the time he would see that the Methodist of MM. There are 42 days left in the year soybeans, applies, blueberries, berries and cranberries to Canada — standing." And by what authority other Article of Belief on the Lord's Supper is Today's highlight In history: than his own opinion does be dare divide word for word a duplicate of the twenty- On this date: cranberries, and cabbage, among accounted for a healthy boost to the Christian Church into "catholic," eighth Article of Belief of the Episcopal In 17(4, the United States and Britain other produce, according to state price* for fanners. "protestant" and "evangelical." Nearly Church. signed the Jay Treaty, which resolved Argriculture Secretary Arthur R All of which still supports New every denomination of the Christian It is true that there are many dif- some of the Issues left over from the Brown Jr. Only the peach crop Church would be insulted by being forced ferences within the Christian community Revolutionary War. Jersey's claim to be the "Garden to identify itself by only one of those suffered, with 70 percent of the but the differences Used on Ignorance In 1831, the zMh President of the United State," and that's good newt for our labels. At least one ongoing ecumenical need to be put away immediately. The State., James Garfleld, was bom in normal harvest destroyed by a winter economy. conversation can only agreee to the cause of unity within the church and Oranue, Ohio. Computer crime Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU nss&iM.ater, New Jersey is bringing its criminal legislation is obvious. With the state's vemiSK/rr/r code into the high-tech era. current push to attract high-tech- sn*svM6n OIL smuts. A bill sponsored by Assemblyman nology industry, protection must be William E. Flyrni, D-Monmouth and provided for the businesses locating Middlesex, establishing penalties for here. Modernization of the theft laws computer-related crime was signed was necessary to encompass com- V into law last week by Gov. Kean. puter crimes. The legislation mandates up to 10 years in prison for anyone gaining Flynn is to be praised for taking the access to or removing data from a initiative. And we commend the' computer without proper state's leaders for pawing and signing authorization. i the bill, patting New Jersey first once The need for such forward-thinking again. Il-H MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1984 TtlC Dbtily RcgfolT A7 OBITUARIES U.S., Nicaragiian officials Harry C. F. Worden, 71, resuming talks in Mexico was retired funeral director something," he said. "We've Nicaragua," D'Escoto said. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Unit- ed States and Nicaragua are resum- already done that. We accepted the He defended Nicaragua's accep- MIDDLETOWN - Harry C. F. First Presbyterian Church, Red Contadora proposal. ... We have tance of arms shipments from the Worden, 71, a funeral director In Bank. ing diplomatic talks over their bitter political dispute, but Nicaragua's demonstrated our willingness to Soviet Union and would not rule out Red Bank for 34 years before hit Mr. Worden was past president of compromise." the possibility that weapons are on retirement in IMS, died yesterday at foreign minister says It is up to the the Fair Haven Lions Club, former D'Escoto was referring to the board another vessel headed for his Riverview Medical Center, Red Reagan administration to make trustee of the Red Bank YMCA, and Central American peace plan ad- nation. Bank. concessions. former secretary of the Advisory vanced by Colombia, Panama, Mex- "What I can tell you for sure is Mr. Worden was a former partner Board of the Salvation Army, Red Miguel D'Escoto, the Sandinista foreign minister, said yesterday the ico and Venezuela. The United there's nothing that we don't have a in the Worden Funeral Home, Red Bank. States once supported the proposal, right to obtain," he said. "We can Bank, with his two brothers, Robert talks would begin today in Mexico He was a member of the Em- between Harry Schlaudeman, but backed away earlier this year not get in as many (arms) from the F. Worden of Middletown and James balmers Corps of New Jersey; the after Nicaragua said it would accept Western countries because the U.S. F. Worden of Fair Haven. has told them not to provide us Fair Haven Juvenile Conference ca, and Victor Hugo Tinoco, First known as the Fay and Smith Committee; Red Bank Community Asked whether he expected any arms." Funeral Home, it was founded at the Nicaragua's deputy foreign minis- Chamber of Commerce; Navesink ter. progress to be made in the talks, D'Escoto said the flow of arms turn of the century by his grand- Lodge of Odd Fellows; Mystic D'Escoto replied: "It all depends on could be slowed if the United States father, Harry Clay Fay, and Robert The White House has said only Brotherhood Lodge 21, F&AM; the that the discussions, which began in whether the Reagan administration agreed to "stop attacking T. Smith. Its name was changed to Bayview Forrest, and the Tall is into engaging in fruitful and Nicaragua, killing our people, stop the Worden Funeral Home in 1916, June and recessed last month, would Cedars of Lebanon. resume in the near future. The State constructive dialogue. We want to sending CIA aircraft to provide and it moved to its present location, He was past secretary and do that. Up to now, they've been logistical supplies for the people 60 East Front St., in Kit. Mr. Department, following past prac- treasurer of the New Jersey State going through a sort of charade. who are inside our country, who are Worden joined the firm in 1835. tice, declined yesterday to pinpoint Funeral Directors Association, a the time and place. We're willing, and we hope that on coming from Honduras." Born in Red Bank, he was a member of the Funeral Directors Appearing on CBS-TV's "Face the this occasion, more progress can be He said that it was "sheer lifelong resident of Monmouth Coun- Association, and the American In- made." hypocrisy" for the Reagan adminis- ty. He moved to here 24 years ago Nation," D'Escoto said the. success stitute of Funeral Directors. HARRY C. F. WORDEN of the negotiations rests with the He said that Nicaragua wants tration to accuse Nicaragua of from Fair Haven. peaceful relations with the United arming itself in order to attack its He attended Red Bank High Clark Worden; a daughter, Carole neighbors. of stirring up' States. School and the Renouard Training Directors, Red Bank, having served Worden Popper of Red Bank; a "We are not enemies of the "No one would be best served School for Embalmers and Funeral as a director from 1(39 until last sister, Christa W. Wikoff of Little lef"5t United States," he said. "We want than the Reagan administration to Directors, New York. year. Silver; and four grandchildren. , g We b 1 eve m to have a good relationship with the have us do such a thing. It would He was a past president of the Surviving besides his two The Worden Funeral Home is in ' , » ' """ \ negotiation U.S. if they would only respect our give them the pretext that they're Board of Trustees and elder of the brothers, are his wife, Virginia charge of arrangements. right of self-determination." looking for to take action, direct D'Escoto said, however, that the military action, against Clara E. McBride U.S. government "has been waging Nicaragua," he said. Two members of Congress, Reps. Church. Staten Island. a war" against his nation for four Cellist Leonard Rose, 66; KEYPORT - Clara Kdith years and has been "contaminating Michael Barnes, D-Md , and Henry McBride. 66. died Saturday at her Her husband. A Chester the American public with official Hyde, Rill , said during the inter- daughter's home in Matawan. McBride. died in 1970. hysteria over Nicaragua" since view program they thought the soloist and master teacher Mrs. McBride was born in Surviving are a daughter. President Reagan's re-election. Reagan administration had internal Wakefield. Han. and resided in conflicts about Nicaragua. NKW YORK (API - Cellist with pianist Eugene Istomin and Beatrice Ducatelli of Matawan: two He said the "official hysteria," Staten Island. NY. before moving "There is clearly a debate going Leonard Rose, a leading soloist and Rose. The group, one of the most here four years ago brothers. Raymond Walter of El- including since-discounted reports that Soviet MiG fighter planes had on within the administration of master teacher, hus died of sought-after ensembles in the Unit- She retired in 1970 as secretary to dorado. Kan and Stuart Walter of leukemia, his son said yesterday He Manhattan. Kan.: and three grand- been shipped to Nicaragua, has been people who think that the U.S. has ed States, recorded the complete the principal of Curtis High School. no choice but to try ... to topple the was 66 children. accompanied by "stepped up mus- trios of Beethoven. Brahms, and Staten Island cle-flexing exercises" in Central government of Nicaragua and A former first cellist with the The Holmdel Funeral Home. Schubert and made television films She was a 1929. graduate of the America and at U.S. military bases others who want to put the emphasis New York Philharmonic. Rose of their performances. University of Nebraska and a mem- Holmdel. is in charge of arrange- on negotiated political settle- taught many of the world's most Violinist Pinchas Zuckerman. ber of St Andrews' Episcopal ments. ments." Barnes said. prominent cellists, including Yo-Yo believe that they have now ... come Rose and Stern toured as a string Ma and Lynn Harrell. He died Mary Katheryn Adam* to the conclusion they must look for Hyde said conflicting reports Friday at While Plains Hospital. trio in recent years. the precise moment, for the op- about U.S. policy emanating from the Pentagon, State Department and near his home in Croton-on-Hudson As a soloist. Rose toured world- ASBURY PARK - Mary The Damiano Funeral Home. portunity, to do what Mr. Reagan wide including a coasl-to-coast tour Long Branch, is in charge of has always wanted to do — which is White House are a "serious prob- Rose studied at the Curtis In- Katheryn Adams. 71. of Sewell Ave . lem." stitute (il Music in Philadelphia, every year, and had been scheduled Asbury Park, died Saturday at arrangements to topple the government of graduating in 1938 at age 20. The to perform as a soloist with the New Jersey Shore Medical Center. Nep- same year, he married his first York Philharmonic during the cur- tune. wife. Minnie, who died of leukemia rent season', said Sheldon Gold, his Mrs. Adams was born in War- in 1964. and started his career as agent. . rensburg Mo . and had resided in assistant first rellist with the NBC "We have lost not only a great Asbury Park since 1964 Symphony Orchestra. artist, but a friend and someone She" was a retired department Rose went to the Cleveland Sym- whose impact in the profession is manager with K-Mart. Long T>€tfe phony in 1939 and remained as first going to be felt for many years." Branch. cellist until 1943. when he joined the Gold said. Her husband. Hartley H Adams, A paid directory ol coming events for nonprofit organizations Rates 13 75 for three lines for 1 day if I 00 i-aih New York Philharmonic. He was additional linei. 15 00 for three lines for two days ill 50 each additional Imei $6 50 for three lines for ihrtt days Rose is survived by his second died in 1958 1(2 00 each additional line i $7 50 for three lines for four or five days i $2 25 each additional line i. SO 00 for three lines named first cellist the next year, a wife. Xenia. a daughter. Barbara Surviving are a son. Richard W for six to eight days i$2.50 each additional line). (10 50 [ur three lines for nine to ten days i M 00 each additional linn position he retained until lf»51 when Schirota. his son. Arthur, and three Adams of Kansas City, and a 113 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day 11 00. each additional line $3 00 Deadline HAM two days he left to pursue a solo career He grandchildren. brother. Charles R. Mayes of Long before publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for The Date Secretary taught at the Juilhard School begin- His son said there would be a Branch ning in 1947 invited. For information and tickets, memorial service and concert at NOVEMBER IS - MONOAV 28-piece orchestra, at HumsonK.iu In 1960. violinist Isaac Stern Juilliard. but arrangements were Anna A. Kelly Thanksgiving Grocery Bingo. 8 call 2221100 or 870-1453. Haven Regional H S . Ridge Hd Rumson. at 3 p.m. For tickets & inlu founded the Istomin-Stern-Rose trio incomplete. p m . Highlands Firehouse. Bay Ave DECEMBER 1 - SATURDAY call Lea Soper. 291-0443. or 842-9002 LONG BRANCH - Anna A. Donation SI 50. extra board. 25 cents ANNUAL KEYPOHT ART SHOW J. Stanley Parker Kelly, 78, died yesterday at the Free refreshments Sponsored by the will be Dec 1 Prizes awarded An DECEMBER 4-5 - home of her daughter, Anna Marie Ladies Auxiliary ists. call 264-5182 for information TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY tural Society, and the Little Silver Bennett in Wall Township. The . Sisterhood of Congregation LITTLE SILVER - J. Stanley NOVEMBER 21 - WEDNESDAY Leonardo Grade School PTA is Parker, 88, of 235 Rumson Road, Fire Department. Born in Massachusetts, she re- Single Professionals meeting H mil Israel. Hance and Ridge Hcuds: sided here for most of her life. holding a HOLIDAY BAZAAR in Uw Rumson NJ is holding its .Nearly died yesterday at home. He was a member of St. John's Guest speaker Sandy Solly. The Art All-purpose Room. 10-4 Space is Born in Little Silver, he was a Episcopal Church. She was a communicant of Our of Flirting Followed by coffee and New Sale on the following dates available for vendors of new rrall Tuesday. Dec 4th. 9 30 a m lo 5 HI lifelong borough resident. Surviving are a sister, Julia G. Lady Star of the Sea Roman social. 8:30 i» in Christies, merchandise Tables SI2 For reser- With his brother. G. Douglas Parker; two nieces, Elizabeth Catholic Church and a member of wanamassa For more information, p.m.. and nn Wednesday. Dec 5ih it vations call between 3 and B pm a.m. to 2 pm Clothing. Jewelry and Parker, he operated a vegetable Parker Ruff of North Plainfield, and the Long Branch Senior Citizens call Jan. 872 1947 All singles wel- 291-8263 or 291-2813 Deadline Nov 7 Julia Morford Freeman of Concord, Club come household items will be available farm on property settled by their plus many more items For mure ancestors in 166S. Mass.; and a newphew, Stan K. Surviving, besides her daughter, Middletown Twp Fire Depl NOVEMBER M - THURSDAY information, please call 8421801) . Mr. Parker was a member of the Parker of Globe, Ariz. are four grandchildren and three Ladies Auxiliaries annual Christmas MIDNITE BINGO. St Marys Bazaar. WINTER WONDERLAND, Mystic Brotherhood Lodge 21, The Adams Memorial Funeral great-grandchildren. New Monmouth 11000 cash prizes Home, Red Bank, is in charge of The Hoffman Funeral Home is in at River Plaza Hose Co . Foster & DECEMBER 8 - SATURDAV F&AM, of Red Bank, the Atlantic Doors open 10:30; games at midnile. Applegate Sts 10 am -4 p m Lumh Grange, the New' Jersey Horticul- arrangments. charge of arrangements. American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Info. 671-5126 served 11:30-1:30 Join the fun: do Post 338. Hwy 36 Leonardo. N .1 your shopping. Crafts-gifts-holiday NOVEMBER - 2324 will sponsor a Holiday (rail 4 decorations Robert J. Newman Mercedes A. Barrel! FRIDAY-SATURDAY Seasonal Flea Market Tables are $10. Call 495-1785 after 4pm FAIR HAVEN - Robert J. New- Colonel in the U.S. Air Force. He OCEAN — Mercedes A Barrett. Pine Tret Players present THK COLTS NECK HISTORICAL SO- man, S3, died Friday at Beekman- was a member of the Army-Navy 62. died Saturday at Columbia PHILADELPHIA STORY", roman- CIETY S 30TH ANTIQUE SHOW Oceanport First Aid Squad s annual Downtown Hospital, New York, Club, Washington, DC and the Fort Presbyterian Hospital. New York. tic comedy, at Community House AND SALE. Saturday. Dec 1. 9 30 Holiday Bazaar. Sat . Dec 8. 9a m 5 Theater. 3rd 4 Madison Ave . Spring, NY. Monmouth Officers Dub. Mrs. Barrett was born in Jersey am -4 p.m.. at Cedar Drive School. p.m.. Squad Building. 2 Pembcrlon Lake. 11:40 pm 16. 15 at door & Rob- Cedar Drive. Colts Neck Over 65 Ave. Handcrafts. new items, baked Born in Jersey City, he resided in Surviving are his wife, Cheryl City, and resided in Lawrenceville ertson Agency. 449-1415 Reser- Ygmeyer Newman; a son, Douglas and Spring Lake before mdving to dealers Mini meals available For goods it more Refreshments avail- New York before moving to Fair vations. 458-4237 info, call 462-1378 Haven in 1959 F. Newman, at home; a daughter, Ocean four years ago. able For table space, tall 229-2277 He was a vice president and Alexandra P. Newman, at home; She was a graduate of St. Domi- NOVEMBER 24 - SATURDAY Monmouth Beach PTA Holiday investment counselor for Merrill, and a brother, Raymond H. New- nic's Academy. Jersey City, and OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL Bazaar. Dec 1. 10-3 Coleco Cabbage , DECEMBER » - SUNDAY Lynch, Pierce, Fenner It Smith for man of Jacksonville, Fla. Rosemount College. Rosemount. HELP - Rt 36. Highlands, is hosting Patch dolls, raffle, crafts. Chinese St Benedict s PTA in Holmdel will 30 years. The Adams Memorial Funeral Pa its Annual pre-Christmas Craft Show Auction. 50/50. ceramics, white sponsor a CHRISTMAS ART & He was a veteran of the Korean Home, Red Bank, is in charge of She was a member of the Central Table. 112. For application It infor- elephant. Tupperware. Mary Kay. CRAFTS BAZAAR in the school mation call 872-4172 or 872-1104 Conflict and retired as a Lieutenant arrangements. Delaware Valley Junior League. She food Si Santa Call 229-6445 cafeteria from 9 am to 3 pm All crafters welcome Tables $12 Re- was a communicant of St. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR & LUNCH- Catharine's Roman Catholic Dance sponsored by the Irish Fed- freshments available Well- EON 10-4. Cake sale, white elephant. eration of Monmouth County Danc- Church, Spring Lake. advertised Space is going Fur infor- John .VI. Shea Christmas handcrafts Sponsored by ing 9-1 Beer, set-ups Bring your own mation call 739-2533 Surviving are her husband. Rob- the Navesink Fire Co Ladies Aux- bottle Door prizes For tickets, call WEST KKANSBURG - John M Church. Keansburg ert L. Barrett; two sons. Robert L. iliary Navesink Fire House. Mon- George Keeley. 787-1079: Tom Healy. NJ. State Orchestra presents the Shea. 82. died Saturday at Bayshorc His wife. Ellen Dick Dowd Shea, Barrett Jr., of Rumson. and Michael mouth Ave . Navesink 842-8382. Veronica Jones. 229-3723. Metro Lyric Opera La Boheme. 3 p.m.. Paramount Theater. Asbiirv Community Hospital. Holmdel died in 1960. Barrett of Maplewood. a daughter. Annual German Dinner sponsored Laura Pearse. 495-9068. Donation 110 Mr Shea was born in Tannton. Anita Barrett Fleming of Little per person. No tickets sold at door Park. N J- Tickets II5$5 Senior Surviving are a son. Raymond by The Order ol the Holy Redeemer Citizens students, deduct $1 from Mass.. and resided in Elizabeth Dowd of Cranford; a daughter. Silver, and seven grandchildren will be held at 7 pm at the Hof- St Benedict's. 165 Bethany Rd . Holmdel price. Box office opens 1 p in day ol before moving to West Keansburg 25 Mary Brant of West Keansburg: a The O'Brien Funeral Home. Wall, brauhaus. Donation 115 For performance or purchase at Al- years ago. brother. George Shea of Elizabeth; is in charge of arrangements. purchase of ticket, telephone Visit Franklin Institute, see Star of lenhurst Amis Gifts. 401 Spier Ave He was a painter for 20 years with 23 grandchildren and 46 great- 787-1075 Bethlehem program. Full-course din- Asbury Park: Convention Hall and the Elizabeth Board of Education, peanut shop in arcade. Fair Haven: grandchildren. Mary E. Trumbauer Christmas Bazaar. East Keansburg ner included. $28 Call 566-1875 for retiring in 1967. reservations. New Yorke Coffee Shop. 560 Hiver The Laurel Funeral Home. West Firehouse. Thompson and Day Aves He was a U.S. Army veteran of HAZLET - Mary E. Trumbauer. Rd.; Neptune City T F H -Pub Inc . Keansburg. is in charge of arrange- Crafts, new merchandise and re- Little Silver PTO and LSEA is 211 W Sylvania Ave. Red Bank World War I He was a communi- 77, died yesterday at home freshments. Tables still available cant of St. Ann's Roman Catholic ments. sponsoring its Holiday Boutique on Jack's Music Shop. 33 Broad St . and Mrs. Trumbauer was born in 110. Days. 842-8460. ask for Janet. Sat.. Dec 1. from 9AM-3 30PM. at Monmouth Street Office Supplies. 81- Newark, and resided there before 49&-2017 after. 6 p m. Markham Place School. Little Silver A Monmouth St For further info call moving to Hazlet four years ago. Breakfast with Santa from 9-10AM Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Rt 96 202. DEATH NOTICES 202. DEATH NOTICES She was a teller for the Howard Lunch served from 12-2PM num. Highlands, is hosting a Holiday Craft Savings Bank. Newark, retiring in Hebrew Academy of the Shore KOPF— Potor A. o< Auntie HioMandi NJ Boutique Nov 24 from 10 a.m.-4 p m. 7th Annual Crafts Bazaar. 10 a m -4 ADAMS— MHI Katnar.na In— Mayatl 71. of 1972 Area's third annual Craft Show al 31KIII AM . AiOury Part, on Nov. 17. 1bo4 formorty of LaoNa and Hackankack. on Nov 17. Largest in area. Over 90 crafters pm Varied it beautiful handcrafted IM4 Huaband of Ino Mb) Angola Kopf. Falhor of She was a communicant of St. Temple Beth El. Monmouth Rd . Momonal ana 7p« TuoMay OamMno FimH displaying So. come on out and gel gifts priced for children s shopping Mono OaMlcolk. Potor A. and Anthony Kopf Son of Anns Roman Catholic Church. Oakhurst. 10 30 a.m.-4 pm Spaces. Horn*, irwd and Frankm KM* long fc.ncn Nolan Kopf. B'olhor of Dorothy Antonldok AMO your holiday shopping started lists Free gift wrapping for children Thd «a». Jofm K Norria oltlcialino l"*"«l at Mo Keansburg. $15 in advance: $20 at door Call lurvrvod by n» grandcnwdron. Prayari al tba Plicardo Refreshments available Santa will ItftM family. Momonal Homa. 3»7 union St. Haekonaack. Tuoa- Her husband. James R. Trum- NOVEMBER U — SUNDAY 531-1423 or 229-3903 day 10 a m Inlarmanl Hockanaack Camalary In l*ou Multiple Sclerosis ticket deadline make a visit Atlantic Highlands BARRETT— MfMW (nao wutonl 01 Ocaan. of bowora. momonal alfta m hn momory to tha bauer ST., died in 1959 for Chinese Auction to be held at Elementary School. First Ave . At- on Nov 17. IH4 Mov* «r*a <* ftooort. do«oK Amarwan Ctnotr Sodafy would bo approciatM lantic Highlands. motto> 01 Itobori Jr., «*GM* knd Mr. Amu Surviving are a son. James R. Brookdale Community College Sun . DECEMBER 14 - FRIDAY Fwmlrj. loving grandmolnar of anon Funoral » KILLMER— Edna Fairbrolltar Manaon. M ol Trumbauer Jr of Hazlet. and three Dec > Doors open 12 30 p m Over DECEMBER 1 •4 - American Legion Ladies Auxiliary • 111 Wadnokday O'ttun Funoral Momo. Hou» IS Hod Sank, on Nov 10. 1M4 WHa of ma bita WWIam 500 fantastic items, including trips Post 338. Hwy 36. Leonardo, will Wai UaM of Crtnotian Burial 10 • m. si SATURDAY - TUESDAY O. Manaon and tno Ma Mtfoa I Kwmar Motnar of toys. Cusmart. telephone answering sponsor a trip to Bethlehem. Pa Cmm) Roman CamWC Cnureh. Some LaU W. Obban Manaon of MIddralowm and Fort The Laurel Funeral Home. West Fifth Annual FESTIVAL OF mtarmant It Catnannak Caomnr. Saa On Uubkra.l. Fla. Pttbari I Manaon of Snroaabury machine, plus many surprises Win TREES presented by the Junior Leave at 8:45 a m ; return at 10 p m vmtauona Tuaaday H«'1«« CoMiiBuiieni Keansburg. is in charge of arrange- Frank J. Manaon of Marathon, Fla., Edna M. WHIard your holiday gifts. Call 530-0659 League of Monmouth County Huff $20 Call 291-3667 or 2915115 after 4 u ma Amoncan Maan Aaweww ««*l ba of Sconadali. Am. PkjW J. Eaton of Miami. Pla and ments. p.m. for reservations and info. 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BY LYNDA HIRSCH Kirk to bury past differences and EDGE OF NIGHT: Jeremy re- GUIDING LIGHT: Fletcher and Boudin's hospital bed. Near death, Believing Ted is dead, Warren drags act like brothers. Lucinda vows to gains consciousness. Sky returns to Claire make love. Jim unable to hide Boudln answers Rob's question him out of cave. Lionel unconscious ALL MY CHILDREN: Yvonne's hurt Whit's children the way Lily woods to look for Raven. Later Sky his feelings for Annabelle, but she about who killed Leo with the word on cliff as Augusta calls for help. boyfriend Marty and Murray the has been hurt and runs banner finds note at cabin telling him to go rejects him. Piper's shooting of "Alex." Police then break in and Rosa and Reuben try to run out of loan shark beat Jesse. When Marty headline in newspaper about Kirk's home. Miles tells Beth be loves her Tony does minor physical damage. arrest Rob. As Larry Is at Boudin's bouse as it explodes. Mason breaks throws Yvonne out ol their apart- parentage. Frank sees Cal putting but is surprised when she still H.B. overhears Billy telling Josh bedside, be completes the sentence, Into house and carries unconscious ment, she moves in with Angie and together crib. Frank and Maggie refuses to become more intimate. Reva expecting Josh's child. When saying, "Alex's right-hand man," Santana and Brandon to safety. Jesse. Marian warns Liza not to try have celebration and announce their Raven, wearing fabulous outfit, is Reva goes for abortion she learns then dies. Ed suspended from police Coming to, Lionel confesses to and snare Cliff. Nina,'unaware her wedding date. sitting in mansion but is unable to the baby is H.B.'s, not Josh's, and force. In jail, Rob gets visit from his Augusta he was with Sophia on the illness caused by powder Zack leave at will. decides to have it. H.B. suffers mother Laurel, and they are re- boat when she was killed. Alone In slipped in her drink, thinks her rapid CAPITOL: Trey tells Sloane he second heart attack but agrees to united. All charges against Rob are the rubble, Dominique starts to dig recovery due to his psychic healing thinks Paula will not be sent to GENERAL HOSPITAL Luke and have life-saving surgery when Reva dropped. Asa offers Brian 00,000 to herself out and recalls her children, powers. Erica warns Palmer prison. After firing Ricky, Zed Scorpio search for the head of assures him he's the father of her stop Bo and Didi's wedding. Ted, Kelly and Laken, and the fact Cynthia out to snag him. Tad, leaves bulk of his money to Maggie QueUalcoatl but are delayed by child. In New York, Beth visits that she is really Sophia. Joe starts playing Romeo to Hilary's Juliet in and Ricky. Ricky sneaks into club, engine trouble. Holly spots Peter opthalmologist. Lujack and India RYAN'S HOPE: Steve shows to dig himself and the nearly-dead college play, ditches babysitting is discovered by Chip and knocked and Cruz and later Peter is in- search for Beth and Philip. India Matthew nude photos of Delta and Kelly out of the plaster and beams. chore with Joey to run lines with unconscious. Frankie admits to Jay troduced to her as Cruz's brother admits to Lujack she only wants to says that he and Delia were lovers. Mason asks Santana to marry him. Hilary. Moving back with Phoebe, (Jordy) that Ricky's her brother. Carlo*. Edward tells Grant that marry Philip for the Spaulding A stunned Matthew goes to Delia Brooke allows Tom to see the baby. Unable to find Ricky, Frankie SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Jimmy Lee, not the Quarternvaines, fortune. In Geneva, Billy tries to She begs forgiveness but he wants Adalr breaks down when Chase says Donna insists on going along with begins desperate search. Wally as- gave Celia the fur coat. Jimmy Lee reconcile with Vanessa, but she'll divorce. Matthew then seeks out Tom when he visits the child. sures Clarissa he and Brenda were she was merely a one-night stand. tells Celia all about Lila's wedding have no part of him. Bess's comfort. Bess tells Matthew At Justine's urging, Adair once ANOTHER WORLD: A skeptical never lovers. Brenda writes to to Tolliver. Bobbi despondent be- to see Jill about a divorce. Delia Wally, feeling her parents have again approaches Chase, who says Brian agrees to defend Donna. cause she's unlikely to get bead LOVING: Fearful of losing decides to sue Beas for alienation of be wants no part of her. Adalr then Arriving in Majorca, Cass and intercepted his letters to her. Wally nurse's position due to lack of Jonathan, Lorna offers him trust affection. Rick told by police he has accepted in paramedic program. decides it's time to leave town. Kathleen find Sally and Catlin and college degree. Glnny learns that fund so he'll stay. Having recap- 72 hours to get Max to drop Ronni hints to Wally that she wants Cagney tells Justine that he laves rescue them from Ross. Ben misses Derek's wife and child died In car tured Shana, Harry threatens to breaking-and-enteiing charges. Pru, Suzi. Stephanie heartbroken when moat important football game of his to resurrect their relationship. Julie crush her skull If Mike comes in an attempt to show her love for calls police, then goes over to ship. accident. Luke contacts Laura, tells she hears her son Brian was career after Marley collapses. Don- her he bought boots for her In closer Mike and Jim rescue Shana Rick, decides to ask Max. Rick arrested for drug possession. Cabot tells Isabel that be wants na begs Alice not to tell of secret Mexico. Later in hotel, Luke meets cleared of charges in Kevin's room but won't explain why. Mark, DAYS OF OUR LIVES Andre, everyone to know Shana is his murder. Dee seeks legal counsel YOUNG AND THE HOTUM: up with motion picture producer daughter. Jonathan wants Stephanie Uz and the maid find a passed-out with bullet lodged near his spine, pretending to be Tony, feigns grief who has boots like Laura's, but from Frank. lies in coma on respirator. Emily for the dead Daphne. When Melissa UUed before Sasha can tell her Kaye in her bed. Liz discovers a producer claims he's never been to about the murders be commuted. SANTA BARBARA: An earth- half-drunken bottle of vodka. Kaye sneaks into Mark's room and pulls shrieks at Pete that he slept with Mexico. On trip to New York with respirator plug, but Alice arrives in her mother, he swears he never did. Curtis realises Jonathan and John quake devastates Santa Barbara. swears she knows nothing about the Felicia, Frisco goes with her to art are one and the same. Lionel and Augusta are trapped alcohol. Kaye goes to Jill, believing time to save his life. Linda tells Kimberly she'll spill all museum and sees painting of about Kimberly's past as hooker together. SanUna confesses to Re- she had something to do with her AS THE WORLD TURNS: On the Emperor Maximilian. ONE LIFE TO LIVE Rob goes to uben that Brandon is his grandson. return to the bottle stand, Dorothy relives night of unless she agrees to work for Whit's death - his deciding to Madame X. Larry and Gwen pledge discharge her and her begging him love for each other. Melissa will not 9 not to separate her from the son discuss Anderson business deal with born to them It years ago, Kirk. All Mickey. Herschel the dog starts to 'Sesame Street is Sweet 16 today charges are dropped against Steve. bury the prism. Alex catches Gwen and Larry In front of fireplace just Dorothy collapses and is rushed to BY FRED ROTHENBERG hospital Lisa tells Kirk he must go after they've had lovemaking — Why is Kermit the Frog the awareness, health, environment and their feelings and beliefs about to Dorothy and make amends with session. Anna realizes Nurse Hun- NEW YORK (AP) - "Sesame only character to star in both computers," death with their children." his mother Dorotrrj.aUl Jay and nicutt is in on Andre's scheme. Street," public television's "Sesame Street" and Henaon's - "Sesame Street" dealt with — Will any important issues be precocious program for pre- "The Muppet Show"? death last season after Will Lee, the raised this season? schoolers, has turned sweet 16 Kermit was Henson's first actor who played Mr. Hooper, died. Indirectly, the program will touch This award-winning, entertaining- character, and be has been part of What impact did that have? on the issue of child abuse by giving ly educational series began its 16th other Henson productions. The rest A follow-up study, in which 31 Big Bird's so-called imaginary season today. As with any teen-ager, of the original cast of inanimate children and 20 parents were Inter- friend, Mr. Snuffleupagus, more "Sesame Street" has all the characters were created by Henson viewed, indicated that, for 4- and S- credibility. Several adults will fi- answers; we supply the questions: expressly for "Sesame Street." year-olds, the messages about Mr. nally believe he exists - an import- — Which of the the human and - What was the educational goal Hooper's death were clear and ant lesson that might persuade kids puppet characters remain from the of "Sesame Street," and how has readily understood. The information to talk openly with their parents. November, 1969 debut? that evolved? on death was less clear for 3-year- The big joke on "Sesame Street" Only Loretta Long, who plays "The original emphasis was on olds Parental response to the was that nobody except Big Bird and Susan, and Bob McGrath, who plays numbers and letters," said ex- program was overwhelmingly the audience believed Mr Snuf- Bob, are originals. Puppeteer Jim ecutive producer Dulcy Singer. "We positive. fieupagus existed "It could have Henson created the Muppets' Big were trying to prepare kids for "These findings suggest," the been keeping children from divulg- Bird, Bert It Ernie, Cookie Monster school Over the years, the cur- study said, "that television can be ing things to their parents," said and Grover for the show. All of them riculum has grown to Include feel- used effectively not only to educate bead writer Norman Stiles ings, the role of women, career are still around. children but to help parents express Specialists say one way of dealing with child abuse in both the preven- tive and therapeutic stages is for children to have complete con- AT THE MOVIES fidence about talking to parents.
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a> MaCamM |PO,m 1.4. a. a.1* The Daily Register B SPORTS COMIC8 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1964 Your Town ADVICE 6 MATAWAN ABERDEEN HAZLET KEANSBURG KEYPORT UNION BEACH Middletown teachers to ratify pact BY ALAN SIPRESS ratification vote at a separate meeting a week from Last Wednesday, Swaim sent Tener a set of entire Sept. 21 settlement would have to be Jettisoned after Saul Cooperman, state commissioner of education, MIDDLETOWN - The townahip'i public school today, she said calculations derived from his specifications but said at None of the members of the boards negotiating team the time that she did not intend to use these results as affirmed that three-year pacts violate state law by teachen and McnUriet will finally ratify the bitterly committing boards of education to salary expenditures negotiated three-year contract agreement with the contacted last night said be knew about the latest the sole basis of the pay guides. She said last night that proposal yet. But Terry N. Troutman, head board Tener adapted those calculations before using them as more than two years in advance. Negotiators, however, Board of Education, education association president skirted this obstacle by requiring the board to re-ratify Diane K. Swaim said yesterday after receiving a new negotiator, has previously said the board will accept the the basis of new pay schedules. determination of mediator Jeffrey Tener. When the contract agreement was reached Sept. 21, the 1(8847 portion of the agreement next spring set of proposed pay guides from the state-appointed following the board elections. mediator Saturday evening. After personally delivering a copy of the pay guides the twe sides agreed to determine the pay guides during The Middletown Township Education Association had to Swalm's Belford borne, Tener provided a copy to the following week. At the time, negotiators for both Under the tentative settlement, teachers would until now refused to ratify the Sept 21 pact because the Peter P. Kalac, board attorney. Kalac could not be sides said that Tener reserved the right to determine receive average salary increases of 8 percent in each pay guides, needed to fill out the agreement, were reached for comment last night. the guides if the bargainers failed to do so within the of the three years. Secretaries would earn average hikes considered unacceptable. "As far as we're concerned," Swaim said, "this is allotted period. But Swaim subsequently said Tener had of 8.5 percent in 118445 and 9 percent in 1985-86 and Swaim declined to discuss the new guides until after the end. We're going to ratify and there's nothing more only the right to help resolve the impasse, not to make 1H8-87. she presents them to a full meeting of her HO-member we're going to do. If the board refuses to ratify, they the actual determination. MTEA members have been working without a association tomorrow. The membership will take a have a problem on their hands." For a while late In October, it appeared as if the contract since June 30. U.S. representative blasts United Nations BY MILTON SIMMS JR. ambassador's ire. United Nations as a body, "The United Nations agenda Is "amplifies" the problem. RUMSON - United Nations rep- rigged against the United States, "The Soviets... use anti-Semitism resentative Charles Lichtensteln Israel and western democracies," as a weapon in warfare against the last night told members of Con- be said. "Afghanistan should appear free world," he charged. "Zionism gregation B'Nal Israel that the on the agenda ... It la a non-issue. is a designated villain. There Is also United States should take a long Cambodia is a non-issue Poland Is a distinction between good Jews, hard look at its Involvement In the a non-Issue. Chemical and biological bad Zionism that spreads in the United Nations. warfare ... the subjugation of Soviet forum of the United Nations." Lichtensteln. alternate to Am- Jew* ... the United Nations tends to The solution? Lichtensteln said it bassador Jeane Kirkpatrick and perpetuate conflicts." would be easy for the United States Senior Fellow of the Heritage Foun- Lichtensteln pointed out that in to leave the United Nations and "be dation, kicked off the congregation's the United Nation's 40-year history, done with it." But in leaving, he Adult Education Series. approximately 25-30 million people said, the problems would remain as Lichtensteln focused his talk on have died In such conflicts. important as before. four charges: that the United Na- "We should make sure the record tions extends conflicts rather than On the subject of terrorism, Lichtenstein said If not for the reflects the real threats to peace ... provide resolutions; that the United in all parts of the world. We will Nations "enhances" the respect- United Nation, the Palestine Libera- tion Organization would be a have to tighten security at the UN ability of terrorists; that the United — we may have to kick out more Nations is a front for Soviet es- "harum-scarum band of insignifi- cant terrorists." He also charged Soviet agents. pionage; and that the United Na- "The United States should also tions is a forum for anti-Semitism. that PLO leader Yassar Arafat, at the United Nations, has been ac- demand far stricter budget controls. Does the United States belong in But at long last, these issues are the United Nations? According to corded the same honors as any other Donna Steinhorn, right, last night at Congregation world head of state being put on the table and being DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER — Charles Lichtens- Lichtenstein. the United Nations is discussed. Maybe a better United tein, representative to the United Nations and B'nai Israel, Rumson. Lichtenstein spoke on the "our own creation" in the "glow of Lichtenstein went on the claim that "at least 1,000 Soviet agents" Nations will begin a new life at age alternate to Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, talks United State's future role in the United Nations as victory of the war-time alliances." 40." with Gloria Landy, congregation president, and part of the congregation's Adult Education Series. He added that "there would be no are "enjoying protection with full United Nations " without the United diplomatic immunity" working for State* the United Nations. "The UN charter reflected the "We know from every defector ideas and values of the American that they kick back their salaries to the Soviet Mission," he said. Bicentennial people, providing a forum where conflicts could be resolved," he He admitted that anti-Semitism said. However, It was the four originates outside of the United "depressing" issues which drew the Nations. He said, however, that the celebration held COMMUNITY CALENDAR for monument from 7 to 9 p.m. Financial planning BY GAYLEE. RABIN The highlight of the ceremony TODAY basics and concepts needed before RUMSON - The duplicate bridge was the burial of a lime vault. investing will be covered as well as FREEHOLD - Cold, drizzly Introduced by association member group will meet In the flrebouse on preparing a personalized balance weather failed to dampen the revol- Rlackpoint Road at 8 p.m. Richard Barlaam He drew a sheet and cash flow statement utionary spirit of the approximately chuckle from the crowd by remark- OCEAN — An Explorer Post 21, LONG BRANCH - The Topping 150 people who gathered yesterday Ing, "Among all these eloquent Monmouth Council, Boy Scouts of Library for children, 328 Broadway, afternoon at Monument Park to speeches three words must resound America, open house for high school will offer a story about cats and two watch the centennial rededication of — we are freezing!" students interested in Journalism movies, "About Cats" and "Cats the 96-foot Monmouth Battle Monu- careers will be offered at 6; 30 p.m. Among the items placed in the Meow," at 1:15 p.m. ment. The festivities were part of a vault, to be opened 100 years from in the Asbury Park Press Building, RED BANK - The film "Wreck celebration that began Saturday Asbury Park. now, Barlaam said, are a credit Raisers" will be shown at 3:30 p.m. with a crafts demonstration and card, a floppy disk, presidential HOLMDEL - A diabetic cooking In the Children's Room of the public commemorative sale sponsored by class will be held in the hospital campaign buttons, a fashion section library. Neither fee nor registration the Monmouth Battle Monument of the New York Times, a Moo- classroom of Bayshore Community Is required. Association. Hospital at 7:30 p.m. mouth County telephone directory -i HAZLET - The Hailet Township The Battle of Monmouth, June 28, "so we'll all be in it" — copies of KEANSBURG - The Monmouth Library. 251 Middle Road, will 1778, has often been called the The Daily Register and other area Hypertension Control Project is present a slide show of "Tour of turning point of the American newspapers, and "an explanation of sponsoring a free hypertension blood England" and "St. Paul's Ca- Revolution. Keynote speaker John I. the Cabbage Patch phenomenon to pressure screening for people 18 to thedral" at 7:30 p.m. The show will Dawes, a former state as- see why anyone would want those M years of age 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 be narrated by William Lynn, a semblyman, quoted a patriot who horrible-looking things." p.m. at Modern Pharmacy. 38» Carr spoke at the monument's first Ave. resident of Hazlet and a frequent Mayor John G. McGackin pres- visitor to England. For further dedication. "From this site to ented a bicentennial mug for the KEYPORT - There will be a information, contact The Haslet Yorktown the conflicts were on a vault and a revolutionary honor general meeting of the Keyport Township Library. smaller scale. It was here that the guard escorted the vault 100 yards Central School PTA at 7:30 p.m. in American showed himself as a and lowered it into a six-foot hole; the Central School cafeteria. A HAZLET — Tue Association of finished soldier." representative from the county Mobile Home Owners will meet 8 One youngster sitting atop his p.m. at the Shore Point Inn, Route Joel Parker, great-grandson of father's shoulders asked. "How Prosecutor's Office will speak on Gov Joel Parker, who was present come they have to bury it?" Hit sexual abuse of children. Parents, 35 and Holmdel Road. All mobile at the monument's first dedication. father facetiously replied. "So they teachers, administration and resi- home owners and members are said, "The same sun that will rise can dig it up." dents are invited. invited to attend. The association 100 years from today must rise over HAZLET - The Hailet Economic will donate Thanksgiving turkeys a free country." The vault's burial was followed by Development Group (HEDG) will and food to needy families in the Referring to the wintry weather, a 50-gun salute by members of the meet at Lakeside Manor at 8 p.m. mobile borne parks. one association member later com- Army National Guard and the The guest speaker will be Jim HAZLET — The Compassionate mented, "I only hope the people 100 release of 300 red, white and blue Anglim. tax coordinator and planner Friends, a non-secretarian self-help years from now will have the benefit balloons. The balloons held cards for Arthur Young and Co., Newark. group for bereaved parents, will of the sun to warm them up." containing the names of township He will be covering key aspects of meet at 8 p.m. at St. Benedict's Dawes' address ended with a youths In a contest to see which •he new tax bill, "Deficit Reduction pariah house. 185 Bethany Road. balloon travels farthest. According Act of ltH." focusing on the impact boom of cannonflre as members of "Handling the Holidays" will be the the Company of Associated Militia to Jamimee S. Giglio, chairperson to the Individual and small busi- topic for discussion. Those who have of the association, the child whose nessman. All are welcome to attend. of New Jersey fired a Continental suffered the lost of a child are Salute. Twelve rounds were fired by card goes farthest will win a wooden HAZLET - The Hailet Township welcome to attend this special Individual cannon and one round in rocking horse. Library will present, "The Trouble meeting. For furthur information, battery, with three exact repro- In addition to the various Revol- With Tribbles." a Star Trek episode, contact St. Benedict's. ductions of Revolutionary War artil- utionary War militia and color at 7:30 p.m. Family Film night. MARLBORO - Freehold Area lery including a one-pound field guard, members of the 14th Volun- MATAWAN - There will be a Hospital WeUness Center will con- piece, a six-pound field piece and a teer Civil War Regiment of New program meeting with sandwich duct free Introductory sessions for Howitser. Jersey were present wearing navy luncheon at 11:30 a.m. for all Smokeless, the stop smoking pro- Clad in red, white and brown, and and light blue uniforms. Soldier members (and their guests) of the gram, at Marlboro High School, Randy Rauscher of Colts Neck; GFWC-NJSF Woman's Club of red, white and blue Revolutionary Route 71, at 7:18 p.m. uniforms, complete with explained that they were there Matawan. at the clubhouse. IS* MONUMENTAL CELEBRATION — Among the attractions at the because civil war veterans were Jackson St A representative of the tricornered hate, the company fired rededication of the Monmouth Battle Monument in Monument Park, their cannons as a small fife and present at the first dedication 100 Mauwan Borough Police Depart- WEDNESDAY Freehold, yesterday was thit demonstration of Revolutionary War-era years ago and today's ceremony was! ment will give a lecture on "Safety drum color guard played Yankee MIDDLETOWN - A blood drive grinding. Doodle. to be a reenactment ef the original.; on the Highway." will be sponsored at the Middletown Elks Lodge. 170 Main St. Port TOMORROW Monmouth, 7 to 10 p.m. TINTON FALLS - "An Evening HIGHLANDS - Instruction In aU YESTERDAYS With Judy Juanita" will be held in forms of ueedlework will be given the all-purpose room of the Atchlson by Shirley Warren, a member of the National Embroiderers Guild, at the Monmouth Battle Monument. Monmouth and Leonardo. budget cutting plan affecting S& 8chool. Ml Sycamore Ave., at 7:10 Highlands Community Center, Snug IOO year* ago p.m The public is invited. Harbor Road. 11:10 to 1:1* p.m. AU A fire starts in a barn on At a convention in Asbury Park, obsolete and surplus military bases EATONTOWN - The Eatontown are welcome. Broadway, Long Branch, and 50 yeart ago a state health director urges the In 33 states. Europe and the Western Elks are sponsoring a bleed drive spreads to three nearby barns, The Red Bank Boro Bus Company New Jersey Health and Sanitary Hemisphere. from 8 to 10 p.m. at their meeting MATAWAN - Families destroying hundreds of dollars prepares for a dinner-dance to Association to repeal a law enabling A monument is dedicated aj baU on Broad Street. Anonymous, a fellowship for worth of straw and teed before officially open Its newly-constructed municipalities to avoid providing Veteran's Memorial Park. Union MIDDLETOWN - A tree two- parents, relatives and friends of firefighters can contain the blase. garage and storehouse on the west adequate sewage treatment plants. Beach, In memory of John f.. part anaacial plaanMf workshop drag and alcohol altars and chil- The Monmouth County side of Globe Court. 20 years ago Kennedy, a year after his assassina- will be conducted by dren with behavior si prohlams, will Courthouse in Freehold is decorated Firemen from the Bayshore sec-' tion. Meanwhile 30.000 people visit Kaanon/American Express at the meat at 7:30 p.m. at Croat of Glory with flags and evergreens while tion of Middletown are called out Steps are taken to shut down the. Use JMh president's grave at Arling- Middletown Public Library. New Lutheran Church on ' wagonloads of people from all over five times today to battle five radar unit at Highlands Air Force ton National Cemetery. Washington. KenmoMth Read, today and Nov 37 Drive. the slate attend the unvelUni of the seperate brush fires In Belford. Port Station aa part of a national defense D.C. B2 The Dkaily Register MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1984 I. Sports Giants overcome Cardinals, move into first-place tie BY JONNI FALK EAST RUTHERFORD - The Giants faithful must have heard three claps of thunder over the Meadowlands yesterday. First, the New York Giants, the object of all the adoration at Giants Stadium, knocked off St. Louis, 16-10. Clap two rang out when Washington lost to Philadelphia, and the biggest peal of all was reserved for the word that Buffalo — winless Buffalo — had defeated Dallas. All that means is that today the Giants are tied with Dallas and Washington for first place in the National East race. They all have 7-5 records. Technically, however, the Giants are in first place because NHIM they are way ahead in the tie- IN TROUBLE — New York Jets' quarterback Ken O'Brien (7) lets breaker procedures. In other words, the ball slip from his hands as he is sacked for a 10-yard loss if the season were over, the Giants by Tim Joiner, left, and Bob Hamm (90) of the Houston Oilers would be Eastern champs. yesterday. The Oilers deleated the Jets, 31-20. Yesterday's win was a big one. but it was not pretty. Neither St. Louis quarterback Neil Lomax nor Giants QB Phil Simms had a good Oilers, Moon soar day by anybody's standards. The Cardinals turned the ball over six times and at one stage of the game in the fourth period, there were as Jets fall, 31-20 three interceptions on four plays in the span of one minute. There were HOUSTON (AP) - Its been a misuses of timeouts, and the Giants long time since a Houston Oilers Chargers defeat got a lucky break when St. Louis was crowd cheered their team to on the New York 3 with fourth down victory in the Astrodome — Dec Miami, page B3 in the last quarter 11, 1983. to be exact The Giants attemped to make But by the fourth quarter. situation substitutions and were Oilers fans had the "wave" Moon threw a five-yard touch- down pass to Smith in the second caught in disarray with only 10 men maneuver perfected as they on the field when the ball was cheered the Oilers' own tidal quarter and hit Herkie Walls with key passes of 18 and 20 snapped to Lomax. Lomax never got wave of 31 straight points en a play off because the referee had OUT OF REACH — Cornerback Lionel Washing- route to a 31-20 National Foot- yards to set up a 43-yard field Giants yesterday. The Giants lopped the Cards, goal by Joe Cooper and a 13-10 called the automatic two-minute ton of the St Louis Cardinals bobbles the ball after 16-7, to move back into a three-way tie for first ball League victory yesterday, timeout. The Cardinals then halftime deficit. deflecting a pass to Lionel Manuel of New York place their second in a row after switched to a 20-yard field goal by The Oilers continued the rally starting the season 0-10. Neil O'Donoghue. a move they in the third quarter when Moon from Mark Haynes and Bill Currier bring the Giants back from a 7-0 done. We've held together as a team Houston quarterback Warren regretted when they drove back to evaded a charge by Jets end for most of the game. Pat Tilley. the halftime deficit. for 125 days, and we can hold Moon completed three Touch- the Giants' 26 with 14 seconds Mark Gastineau and hit Smith other wideout, caught only two "This puts us back in business. " together for another 25." down passes — two to Tim Smith remaining. Two incomplete passes on a 14-yard touchdown strike. balls, and Lomax was forced to Giants Coach Bill Parcells under- Parcells pointed out that the — to start the Oiler surge, and ended the threat and brought the Later in the period. Moon found dump off to his backs. Ottis stated. "The adrenalin was really Giants had played a conservative Larry Moriarty rushed over 100 thunder down. Anderson caught six for 112 yards flowing out there today. Our locker defense, giving the passes under- yards for the second straight Walls in the end zone for a 10- yard touchdown pass. Lomax 119 for 38 for 230 yards and and also rushed for HI yards on 24 room has quite a bit of unity in it. neath and daring the Cardinals to week with a 51-yard touchdown four interceptions) was accurate in carries. and it is sprinkled with good throw long. The Giants were in man- run in the fourth quarter to cap Jets quarterback Ken to-man coverage only once all day, O'Brien, sacked eight times in a his assessment of the game and his Simms wasn't much better. He competitors. the 31-point surge own performance. "Our per- completed 12 of 30 for 178 yards and "I have a feeling about this and Tilley caught a ball for 13 yards For a change. Moon said, the preseason loss to the Oilers, hit on that one The conservative, dare- eight of his first nine passes for formance was pitiful, ' the St. Louis one TD, an 11-yarder to Lionel team," Parcells added "It's like Oilers were in control offensive- quarterback said. "That's the only Manuel in the fourth period which coaching a high school team. They you-to-try defense seemed to disrupt 87 yards in staking the Jets to the Cardinals' timing, and Lomax ly their early lead word I can use to describe it. We was the difference. Simms was won't die Their character mani- "We were dictating to the were pitiful, and I was pitiful." picked off twice. Ali Haji-Sheikh fested itself today. The defense was consistently failed to pick up second- defense today not vice-versa," Moriarty. who replaced Earl Lomax completed only one pass to made three of five field goal magnificent, and that was a good ary receivers, particularly tight end Moon said "Their linebackers Campbell five games ago. fin- his ace wide receiver. Roy Green. attempts — all the successful ones team we played today It wasn't Dough Marsh and corners came up and we ished with 138 yards on 23 Green received double coverage coming in the third period — to pretty, but we managed to get it Ste Giants. B3 could exploit the middle." Moon carries. Smith, among the said "I was trying the quicker league's leading receivers with routes to avoid the sacks I 49 receptions, caught four Moriarty. who took the start- passes for 46 yards and two ing running back's job when touchdowns Devils, Low blank Earl Campbell was traded to New Orleans, enjoyed his 100- Moon finished the day with 20 yard show completions on 28 attempts for "My first thought is to run 207 yards and three touchdowns slumping Rangers like heck and let the chips fall O'Brien, making his first pro start, completed 19 of 36 passes where they may." Moriarty NEW YORK (API - Rich said for 226 yards and had one pass intercepted. Preston scored three goals and Jets Coach Joe Walton said goaltender Ron Low recorded his NHL the game s turning point came Houston's go-ahead touch- down in the third quarter fol- first National Hockey League in the second half when the shutout in more than six years last Oilers took the lead. But he lowed a fumble recovery by Bob The Rangers have lost four Hamm at the Jets 17. night in a 6-0 decision over the blamed injuries for his team's slumping New York Rangers straight since overcoming a 4-0 performance' Moon threaded a pass into the Low had a relatively easy time deficit to beat the Islanders nine "We had some good plays, end zone later in the third collecting his first victory this year days ago. New York has been sure, but we're all banged up." quarter where Walls leaped up and first shutout since March 28, outscored 26-10 since then. Walton said "We're playing between New York's Davlin 1978, when he was with Detroit. Low Flyers 3, It landers 3 people that are hurt and it's hard Mullen and Ken Schroy and stopped 35 shots for his fourth PHILADELPHIA - Pat Lafon- to win that way." snared the touchdown. career blanking. Few of his saves taine scored on a slapshot near the Jets defensive end Mark O'Brien's passing and Free- were difficult ones as New Jersey end of the third period to give the Gastineau sacked Moon only man McNeil's running propelled snapped a nine-game winless streak New York Islanders a tie with the once in the game the Jets to their 13-10 halftime The Devils had tied only two of those Philadelphia Flyers. "Their offensive line did a lead, especially in the first games but dominated the Rangers With the Islanders trailing 3-2, good job. but our problem was quarter. from the start Sunday. Lafontaine took a pass from Duane after we got by them, containing Preston notched his first career Sutler and fired from the top of the him I Moon I." Gastineau said O'Brien hit four passes in the left faceoff circle at 17 18 of the drive, including a 12-yarder to hat trick with a goal in each period. "I thought I did well. I just He set up a goal by Rick Meagher period. The shot went under the leg didn't do well getting to Moon " McNeil after avoiding a blitz by of Philadelphia goalie Pelle Houston linebacker Gregg in the opening period and Tim The Oilers, who had lost their Higgins boosted New Jersey into a Lindbergh and just inside the right first 10 games of the season, now Bingham prior to Barber's 12- goalpost. yard jog into the end zone. 2-0 lead before Preston beat goalie are 2-10 The Jets dropped to 6-6 John Vanbiesbrouck with a 20-foot New York took three shots during The Jets, stung by their fourth O'Brien was 4-4 in New York's slapshot with only one second left in the five-minute overtime, and Phila- consecutive loss, took a 13-0 lead next drive, a 57-yard series that the session. delphia tried two. but neither team early in the second quarter on a ended with Leahy's 19-yarder scored. The Islanders are now 1-2-1 Jets linebacker Lance Mehl Preston made it 4-0 with a 10-foot 12-yard run by Marion Barber backhander and Phil Russell put In overtime games, while the Flyers and field goals of 19 and 26 yards recovered a fumble by Moriarty BOTTOMS UP — Philadelphia Flyers' Murray Craven, right, takes are 0-0-3. at the Oiler 37 to set up a 26-yard home a 50-foot slapshot in the by Pat Leahy before Moon a tumble in front of New York Islanders' Bryan Trottier, left, while All of Philadelphia's points came kick by Leahy. second period, then Preston finished rallied the Oilers. going for a loose puck during last night's first period action in off his big night with a 30-foot short from players scoring their first goal Philadelphia. from the slot of the NHL season
>»**Z MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1064 B3 Chargers snap Miami's streak SAN DIEGO (AP) - Tha Miami John Elway dissected the Minne- linebacker and if I do, it's just a foot Dolphins ao longer have to worry sota defense with five touchdown race." abort being measured against their NFL passes In less than three quarters of Delias Coach Tom Landry said be 1171 team's perfect, super Bowl playing Urns, sparking the Broncos was "somewhat embarrassed" by to their 10th straight victory. losing to the Bills, but Bills Coach "Than won't be any more com- directed a 91-yard, lS-play drive that UnehacW Rod Martin returned Kay Stephenson said the victory was parison* now," Coach Don State ate up 10 minutes of the fourth one Kansas City rumble for a s testament to his team's character. said yesterday alter the Dolphins quarter and culminated in his fourth touchdown and forced a second that Eagles' rookie free agent Andre SSjnsnrttirtd a M-U fourth-quarter touchdown pass of the day, a J- set up another Lee Angeles score as Waters returned a kickoff W yards taed and dropped a J4-» overtime yarder to Sievers with 51 seconds to the Raiders broke a three-game for a touchdown and rookie Paul decision to the San Diego Chargers pi«y losing streak by whipping the punch- McFadden kicked three field goals less Chiefs. as Philadelphia beat the Redskins. "I goes* we won't have to worry Also losing yesterday were two about that anymore." favored teams in the tight NFC East Pittsburgh will play at New Washington's Mark Moseley had Miami, 11-1, lost tor the first time race, as the Dallas Cowboys lost to Orleans tonight's game. just given the Redskins a 104 lead on a 33-yard field goal with 5:26 left in IT regular season games. The the winless Buffalo Bills 14-1 and the Greg Bell scored two touchdowns, in the third period when Waters, Dolphins fell a game short of the Washington Redskins were beaten one on an H-yard run on the first from little Cheyney (Pa.) State, National Football League record for by the PhiladelpU Eagles W-10. play of the game, as the Bills broke loose o the end sooe. consecutive regular-season vlc- The result* locked the Cowboys, shocked the Cowboys for their first teries set by the Chicago Bean in Redskins and Giants Into a three- victory of the season after 11 losses. Kicker Bob Thomas salvaged a way tie for first in the division with Bell, who gained a career-high 206 sputtering offense with his third They also missed a chance to 74 records, while the Cardinals yards on 27 carries, broke through field goal of the game, a U-yard clinch the AFC East title and extend dropped to fourth with a M mark, the middle of the Dallas defensive effort with two seconds remaining, their dream of a perfect season only a game behind the leaders. line and outsprinted several Cowboy to lift Chicago over Detroit. similar to that ftn team, which won In other NFL action, it was defensive backs to the end zone to Eddie Lee I very rushed for three 14 regular season games, two play- Chicago 16, Detroit 14; Green Bay score 21 seconds into the game. It touchdowns and cornerback Tim offs and the Super Bowl. 31, Los Angeles Rams 6; Cleveland was the longest run from scrim- Lewis returned an interception a Dan Pouts set San Diego records *3, Atlanta 7; New England 90, mage ever against the Cowboys and team-record (9 yards for another for pass attempt* (57) and comple- Indianapolis 17, and Seattle 28, the third-longest run from scrim- TD to power Green Bay to Its fourth tions
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Consider the source of To see what is in store for you you permit yourself to be controlled aU advice today tomorrow, find your birthday and by others today, you lose your BRIDGE ADVICE By ALFRED SHE1N WOLD or diamond lead would have de- a sacrifice since you cannot expect The North American Champion- feated the contract, but the quite to defeat a slam. reasonable heart lead let Dr. Dye ships, now under way in San Diego, East dealer make the slam. are unlikely to produce a scene as Neither tide vulnerable moving u the presentation in 1966 West switched to clubs, but Dr. of a Life Master card to Dr. Arthur Dye ruffed and led the ace of NORTH M. Dye. first blind Life Master of spades, discovering the bad break. • J 109732 the American Contract Bridge Thanks to the opening lead. Dr. League. That a blind person plays Dye could ruff a heart in dummy 00154 bridge at all is sensational, but that and return the Jack of spades to he competes on equal terms with finesse and draw trumps. He then • 106 the beat sighted players It a tri- ruffed another heart to lead a EAST diamond for a finesse, easily win- umph of the human spirit • None Q ning the rest SPECTACLE 9AQJ1053 9K98 DAILY QUESTION 072 OK Dr. Dye's most spectacular hand • AQ853 • KJ9742 . at the 1966 tournament, shown Youhold.4>J109732(?2OQ65 4 • 10 ft Dealer, at your left, bids SOUTH today, was a sacrifice at six spades • AK85 against Bast's slam in duos. A club one club, your partner overcalla one spade, and the next player bids •TM A Pechet OaMt to Brief, writ- two hearta. What do you say? OAJ10983 Urn ky Alfr#a Stela w*U Is availa- ANSWEB: Bid twospadea, plan- •None ble. Dot yew eep* ay seaexag BUB, ning to let the opponent! push you East Seath West Nerth lael«4iaf a ataasaed, wlf-U- HI AND LOIS higher. You hope to be doubled at 1* 10 19 Pass 4 No. U iavell»s to 8fc*U- four or five spades. IT, instead, you 2* 24) 3* 4* sa Bride*, la eat* W thk HONEY; VoUfcE V/ERV X KNOW Jump to four spades at once, the Pass Pass 6* Pass NICE TO PITCH IN ON VOU AW To opponents are likely to bid a slam, Paa. 6* Dbl AUPast CA and you'll have to bid six spades as HOUSEWORK"... WATCH YbUff dAMf... Opening lead--? A ANDY CAPP THE PHANTOM 91DP HUM! 1 TOtP you. CA9H ON TH« VM«V. IT'S CALLED THAT'S CQNTKWBWAl FWNCM CONVWSttWNAl. PREHCH B6 Lifestyle MONDAY, NOVEMBER If. 1964 Feet deserve some thought HANDWORK - Anne Tollaksen, left, Loulaa Bennett and Bee Coe, president of the Middletown branch of Needlework BY JACK H. SMITH foot's resistance to stress aad to cold. Arthritis affects foot Joints. Guild ol America, pack up some of the If you luffer from on of the many Shoes are harder to fit. group members' work, for distribution to forms of foot discomfort, you know I suspect you know most of that. Middletown Helps Its Own, Crisis Preg- how it af fecU your whole attitude on TIME What you don't know U whit to do nancy Center, Red Bank, and Monmouth life and your feeling of healthy- about it. That U the major contribu- Social Services. being. And you probably realize that OF YOU tion of this new AARP guide. It tells the condition doesn't get better with you bow to shop for shoes and age. LIFE socks/stockings. It demonstrates Many seniors I know have found exercises for stimulating circula- their doctors disinterested in foot tion, strengthening the feet and calf complaints. Some physicians muscles, stretching the feet without evidence that they must never have Injuring them, shoring up weak felt the pain personally. Of those series for middle-agers and up arches, and getting your feet in patients who turn to podiatrists, planned by the American Associa- shape for a walking program. some do so hesitantly, believing that tion of Retired Persons. You may they may overlook non-foot causes find it at your bookstore at $6.95, but You will find that you don't even in treatment. iLyou are an AARP member, you have to get up to do some of the exercises. You can do them while Sufferers from the least admitted can order it by mail for M.95 from watching TV. You can roll a Coke ailment of mature Americans (the AARP Books, Dept. NBMA, 400 S. bottle with your foot. You can actress Joan Crawford is said to Edward St., Mount Prospect, IL exercise in bed. have remarked: "... you can always 60056. To qualify for the discount, say that your foot hurts and it however, you must include your < If you are troubled with back sounds all right; but if you say that membership number as it appears pain, have your feet evaluated, too, »your feet hurt, it sounds perfectly on your membership card. Shea advises. "A fair percentage of lousy") have good news today. Dr. With age, Shea points out, your' back problems are actually rooted Timothy Shea, podiatrist seen on Uie feet may lose a certain amount of in the feet," he claims. Over Easy television program, has flexibility. The absorbing cushion Remember your feet have been been "packaged" by journalist Joan (fat pad) at toe bottom of your feet carrying you around for a long time. Smith of California in a compact, thins out. Nerves running under the If they haven't made you acutely illustrated, practical Foot Care weight-bearing portion of the foot aware of them already, it's time you compendium published by Scott, can be pinched or trapped. Circula- gave them conscious — and careful Foresman as one of the helpful tion often decreases, affecting the - thought. Guild members use stitches Injustices aren't hard to find to care for county's needy Dear Ann Landers: I am enclos- something to the bald men of ing a news clip for the lady who was America? upset by the decision of a Judge in BY MIM BRYAN and a call. Many of us are very fortunate — we could I am a single woman in my 3ts take a bus trip somewhere three times a week and Canada. She should check out what's who never thought baldness detract- MIDDLETOWN - "It's a family of caring for enjoy ourselves, but wouldn't feel 'entitled.' We have happening right here In the USA. We ed from a man's appearance. What others' needs, " said the president of a group that has to give and do for someone else, spread some of our have a few Judges who could use a ANN I do find unattractive (to the point just completed knitting and sewing about 1,300 talents in directions where they are needed," she lesson on victims' rights. — Boiling of revulsion > is bad. hairpieces, blankets, afghans and clothing for infants and added. Mad In Pennsylvania LANDERS flaking glue, and worst of ail, that children - all to be given away. The results of the The women begin their pleasurable work at 11 a.m. Dear Perm: I'm printing excerpts remarkable phenomenon, the hairdo year-long project are now being packed up and on the second Monday of each month, in the from the clips you sent because I am with the back fringe grows oat about delivered to three organizations for distribution to Reformed Church, Kings Highway. They enjoy a boiling mad in Illinois. Please let me a foot and swirled across the top of needy families throughout the county. midday covered dish lunch and continue working know if the media report a follow- the bead la an effort to create the The creative group is the Middletown branch of the until about 2:30 p.m. up on this club's activities. Here's illusion that something is growing Needlework Guild of America, and its president is Work produced each year is always donated to the the clip I'm sure a few million there. Bee Coe of Port Monmouth. county board of social services and Middletown readers will also be-boiling mad. Henry's presence was acknowl- Helps its Own, but the third group varies year to edged by booing. One individual Why don't these men jut wear a "If you love something, you do it well," Coe said. A female news reporter was One woman, now 88. made seven afghans by herself year, Coe said. In recent years the boxes and boxes yelled, "Where's the pool table?" — •ign that ssys. "I'm bald and trying of apparel and bedding have been donated to the verbally harassed at a luncheon of my darnedest to hide it"? for this year's project. Montgomery County, Pa, communi- a reference to the New Bedford "It's a heartwarming group with busy fingers and county Salvation Army, Riverview Medical Center, rape. That comment was greeted Sensible women couldn't care less Red Bank, and the blind. "This year we wanted to ty leaders. The Union Horse Com- willing hearts," she added. Both must certainly be pany, an all-male social club, in- with laughter. Justice George R. about baldness. I have enjoyed the true, for they have been making items to give to the help the Christian ministry to pregnant women Eastburn welcomed Henry with operating through Riverview, ' Coe said. vited reporters to cover its annual company of males with thick, needy for all 71 years of the group's existence. A few luncheon, which features bawdy "Where the hell is the damn female gorgeous hair, as well as those who members can now boast 50 years' loving labor with New members are welcome to donate their talents jokes and comedy skits. When reporter? All right, are you ready, have none. Let's face it, for most of the group. One member is 92, one 93, and several are to the next project. Interested persons may call Coe reporter Meredith M. Henry ap- baby?" in their 80s them It's hair today snd gone or attend a meeting at the church peared, the club members at first tomorrow. Do they ever get tired of all the hard work? "When The local Guild members do plan to take one bus After the luncheon, Hannum said, refused to allow her to enter, but "It was a dirty thing, but it was you feel you are giving part of yourself and there is trip for pleasure — they will travel to Philadelphia then relented. The secure man knows what is a great need, I don't think you ever get tired," said next April, to help their parent organization funny. I hope she didn't take it to inside his bead Is far more import- Coe. "The work never ceases; there is always a need celebrate its centennial anniversary heart. I wouldn't insult her for the ant than what is growing on II. To The president of the group, Rob- world." ert J. Hannum, announced her me, inch a man is loaded with sex appeal. - A Woman Of Good Taste presence by saying the club was not One local politician, Albert L. the proper place for a woman. "I Herrmann, who did not attend the la Us Vegas have never allowed a female in this luncheon, resigned from the club in Dear Las Vegas: All those bald WEDDING room before," Hannum said. As he protest of the members' behavior men out there are going to love you spoke, women moved about the As you pointed out, grass never Dear Ann Leaders; How about room, serving food and clearing grows on a busy street. Rosner-Corcione tables. letting me use yow column to say KEANSBURG - Grace Elizabeth the flower girl. Corcione and Leon Joseph Rosner Ray Moylan was the best man were married Aug. 25 at St. Ann s Serving as ushers were Donny- Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. O'Connor, Tony Condo, Jim Coppa, Gregory Vaughan and the Rabbi John Sim, Michael Corcione and Laurence Siegel officiated. A recep- Anthony Thomas Corcione. Our Bottom Line. tion followed at Burr's, Tinton The bride is a graduate of Mater Falls. Dei High School, New Monmouth, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Katharine Gibbs School, New and Mrs. John Corcione of J2 York. She is employed at New Francis Place, and the bridegroom Jersey Natural Gas. Wall. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry The bridegroom is a graduate of Rosner of 114 Center Ave. Keansburg High School who is Theresa Corcione Wagner was the employed at Palhmark Super- matron of honor. Ann Corcione, market, Hazlet. Suzanne Corcione, Patty Sim, Ann After a wedding trip to Bermuda, MR. AND MRS. Kiely and Kara Corcione were the the couple settled in Port Mon- LEON ROSNER bridesmaids. Kathy Corcione was mouth. Meenan-Wark MIDDLETOWN - The marriage and David J.V. Meenan was best >f Patricia Shibla Wark, daughter of man. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Shibla, 252 Mrs. Meenan was graduated from rlarvey Ave., Lincroft, to Daniel Middletown Township High School \nthony Meenan, son of Mr and and attended Brookdale Community Mrs. Vincent Meenan, 25 Millbrook College, Lincroft. Her husband, an jnve, New Monmouth, took place alumnus of Mater Dei High School Dct. 6 in St. Mary's Roman Catholic and Trenton State College, is east- Church, New Monmouth. ern regional sales manager for Monsignor Robert T. Bulman Hamilton Sorter Co., Fairfield, celebrated the nuptial Mass, which Ohio *as followed*by a reception at the The couple went to Williamsburg, xrnie of the bridegroom's parents. Va. on their honeymoon and reside Barbara Best was maid of honor in Red Bank. Shopp-WJIIiami MR. AND MRS. DANIEL MEENAN KEANSBURG - The marriage ol Dawn Williams and Albert Shopp CLASS REUNION took place Sept. 15 in St. Ann Roman ASBURY PARK - Asbury Park Catholic Church. The Rev. Edward High School class of 1935 will D. Strano officiated at the cer- celebrate its 5Oth-year class reunion emony, which was followed by a on June 7 Those who were gradu- reception in Buck Smith's Res- ated from the school in 1933, 1934, taurant. East Keansburg. 1936 and 1937 will also be invited to The bride is the daughter of the celebration. Further infor- Beverly Baxter, 19 Colby Lane, mation may be obtained from David Silverstein, 603 12th Ave , Belmar Hazlet, and Frank L. Williams of Sign up while the price is down. From body sculpting to improving Staten Island, N. Y. Mr and Mrs Ronald Shopp, 43 Our Frjwercise*system offers five cardiovascular condition. Compton St., Belford. are the bride- CBS. specially designed workouts to give With convenient hours 7 days- groom's parents. you the body you want Lose weight a-week, there's no excuse not to Attending the bride were Tina SUPERMARKET and inches as you tone and tighten. Powercise. Start today. Call now for Cutugno, maid of honor, Suzanne Williams, Lorraine Williams, 36 MAIN ST. Elaine Powers professionally a free visit and get a shape you'll love Michelle Coppola. Christine Shopp, KIANSBURQ (rained instructors help you do it alL at a price you'll like. Carol Anne Shopp and Tina Trapasso. Best man was Ronald Reppert BcHne PfcyversRtness dubs Ushers were Frank Williams and TURKEY Ronald, Joseph, Timothy, Patrick •ad James Shopp. Nicholas Wil- LEGS 49< The wakxit that wotksL liams was ring bearer. Mrs. Shopp was graduated from MR. AND MRS. JERSEY NUMBER GAME lined on payment n hi. Rarltan High School, Hazlet, and ALBERT SHOPP Look for Elaine Powers FEELING QREAT magazine on Newetand Charles E. Gregory School of Nurs- commercial fisherman out of Pick any 3 Numbers Good af all participating Elaine Powers ing, Perth Amboy She is a nurse at Belford you can play John F Kennedy Medical Center, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 544-1773 73M774 Edison Mr. and Mrs. Shopp went to •HMWMURV AVE. Hawaii on their wedding trip and 7 days a week Mr Shopp attended MiddleU a NWV. W. IMMWMUftY, N.J.' ROWn make their home in Atlantic High- WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER High School North and works a* s lands. Youths' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1984 B7 project Classified adds to SI H tip Wanted 51 H«lp Want* EftOBiC INSTRUCTOR* M/F BEAUTICIANS - LtconMd only Part time Cup hettfui Muet oNowtnf prtXarrad ERC. opCHIL- D CAHC MrOAMfMS — V. lujnunlllM MMr Unim teton holiday Loot and Found •MOiLCff PCMON FREE FOUND ADS •f round. Writ* lo lo. J • Mfvtc* lo Our community r^ss.c3Srr>n \.%mm. BrtyM. NJ 07760 DEAR HELOISE: ha DaHy WapJWf la otlaring • Uoyd M. Auaioean on Tuee Last ThaBkigiving Day when my REE 3-lma FOUND ad for 4NoAMSULANCvTO OIKai i n— 4 rmea4 • onl. yam- CARPENTER - 10 yri ••p daya under our Loal * Found ' we- eenrtoe el OM BrHtea horoughly aK«taxJ Inaurad AH mocker aad I were eejiy li the kitchea ctatfftiftcatton. la lakinf eppuoaaone lor tun work in Nd> Mortmoulh County _ Qttmtor. trying to prepare Ike dinner, my two r« Rogi.tor appraCiatM yow i pajfe-ariesl em ploy want. C.M.T 5M2B2B outh Shtftar. HoapilaJ "id . i honmty 4 wtH do it* part w find- on»y Muiu-Cara. me. t.fct-7401 i. NJ 06770 boys, » aad II, were gettiag oaderfooi, ng tl># original owrwr, Fiaw AH WASH ATTENDANT — ppty tn paraon, CondM Mldtff CLASS B MECHANIC — Apply *• waatlag to kelp. calUrt a« §41-1700. _ AN OHIO OIL CO ortaro Man Car Wash. 414 Htghway U DOO— 'Found M«d Hnad. tri- pawton bafaan 9-2 PM. at flan, I Mid Item It woald really be alee If color ttitmi, mixad bread ante lo mature-minded par ion In ARPENTCH B HELPER — E»- nmt gcboof, 236 Hopm HO.. Tin. they would go aatl write down a lice Ownmr pfaaaa call Asaodaiod perlenecd with toot* Stan im- on fail* S Human* Soctaty 922-0100 experience, writ* P.' 677-0040 prayer, lifting tome of the reasons we AmtKtc«v> Lubftoents Co, Bo: CLEANING/IRONING — . OUND — Small Mack lamaM 426. Dayton, Onto. 4*401 ABHIER/HELPER - 16 of over? „.(. 8:30-3 p.m. Atlantic f skoaM aU be thankful this day. I MMdog Shadow Lafca a/aa. Young. ppty in paraon between 2 30 6 lends/Sea Brlghl wai-manntxad. Light Mua collar 30 Bhot-a Point Inn. Hwy 35. enaportatton No sup them they could rest! their prayer* to a* C«H M2-0040 w 741 -*MS OAKHURST — Houae aoidl ary Ceil 530-0707 juil before dinner. urmlura Iraez , FOUND rouaehold itema. Sal A Sun CHAUFFEUR — Rafinad indtvid- They did, tod I have lo tell you 1 Tan t Mack atray kiitan Nov 17-16, (Oft Whsleoond) . ni with 2 yra aiip. S anc drivlno 3rd Ave . Long Branch AM-5 PM Ram Of a rune aoord Abti.ty to handla ad- person between 4 A T laughed and cried. II was the best Hit Laonardo araa Ca» »1-4037 Ittonal adminiatraliva dutiaa OUWO - Dog, Maiawan. 11/1$ rafarrad Piaaaa forward both they could have given me aad I am going Mat* aduH. black 4 Ian Oat-man ARTHUR MURRAY ry. aalary raquiramanta & CONTRACT CLEANING GRANDMA'S QIHL — Mrs. Susan Scalpati ol Long Branch, left, a to put their poems la my recipe file ihaphard wnaring chofca collar. Dance siudios haa openings for afarancaa to Bos 0-449, Tha Looking lor part 6 . )wnar pMkaaa call Aaaocialad dance teacher Uaineee. Pert- eupervlao/ MuM have rn.fWlkit.ra, under Thanksgiving Dinner I hope each 3 years e.pe.lence ft Irawfcjn.. prospect for the Grandparents Course being ottered at Monmouth Humana Society. 922 0100 . eves no ettp necaaaary year they will add a new prayer or poem Apply from 2 lo 7 PM. 12 Broad atlon Call 1-B00-362-»»46r . Medical Center, Long Branch, prepares toaccompany her new OUNO — Cat. brown/Mrttiia SI 3rd F1.fted BAnk 741-5639 CHILD CARE — Maiura mindad lo my file. tomato Tabby 11/16 at Hotmd#t oving parton to care for 2 pra- CONTRACT CLEANING COM granddaughter, Francesca, home from the hospital with the baby's choolaii. m my noma. 3 daya a When their grandparents left, they Park TO SPCA Eatomowr. Hut ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - ANY — Looking lor pert-UVne mother, Mrs. Patricia Scalpati ol Long Branch, right. Holding the infant 2*303 Light typing Shrewsbury 8-5 Mk 0 10-0 PM 8578664 morning hetp in local dwatvi- said the poems made the day. Oh, it's the FOUND — Pair ol eyeglasses Cell 741-4063 or reeume PO ment storee in M»ddle»*wit A Is nurse- Diane Zuckerman. ont ol PaihmacK Waal Long Bo» 152. LHUe Silver « CLASSIFIED little things that make life so great! - Branch, on 11/13 222-7390 p0f>%-6f>48 ' ^^ Tena Douglas FOUND — female. Red Setter AD-VISOR Nevestnk River Rd. Call FULL-TIME COOK-SHORT ORDER A Plfcp How true! How true! What treasures ULL A PART TIME 9EVMAL 741-5506 for into ha Daily Ragiatari Clauiftad SHIFTS AVAILABLE TfcAR you will be collecting in your recipe file! LOST — Orange altarad mat* )apt la anaking a bright paraon ROUND WORK APPLY IN P€R- cal Long hair, fluffy lall with light ATTENTION! lor Ita Phona Room Raquira- JON NO PHONE CALLS Thank you for a heartwarming idea! — bioa coUar Loal vicinity Pool* manta includa typing ol 50wpm PLEASE HOWARD JOHNSO*. S Grandparenting Heloise Ava and Mason Or in Haziet Pteaee rrtenuon THE REGISTER and accuraia •palling Houra ara RESTAURANT. HIGHWAY' 35. Vary heartbroken Reward - wften taplymg lo a Register Monday, Wadnaaday. Thursday MIDDLETOWN Have a warm thought to share? • mployme.nl ad And Friday from .30 am to ( $200 Please call 264-4560 p m . and Saturday from 6 3C COOK — Part-lime Maiure- Scad II to: Heloise, P.O. Box J2Mt, LOST — Mtdiurn.ilitd. long- AUTO WRECKER DRIVER — 7 am 1012 30 pm Compular tar- minded. reliable person needed San Antonio. TX 78211 haired, tan mined-breed, white reara ««p general aervice mmal axpananca prafarrad or 16 houra ^weekly Small nura- undar nack Loal m Laonardo Ion dutiee. Apply B * Q Oulf tichboard aNpartanca halplul ng home Home-like environ- course set 1116. Choke Chain w/Mtddletown HolmrJ.! 739-1360 Full banalila program, including ment. Excellent poafon tor uyrai •canaa REWARD 291-0121 BACKHOE OPERATOR - Mm homemakar returning lo work. LOST — Man • wadding band have at leeat S year* e*p . alto ptaaaacal'l Pag Nolan. 5424000 Mace. Apply in parson Garden LONG BRANCH - The joys of onyx ring and watch. Highway •up in aewer A water tape Cal •I 252 Stale Manor Nurain Home, 16 ant resources available to new Equal Oppiy Empioyar M/F van Brackie Rd Holmdel being a grandparent can be in- 36, Key port or Mam Si parents." HINTS Keaneburg REWARD 405-4726 COOK — Enp line service Also creased by the knowledge to be Speakers, including a pedia- LOST — Sma.ll black mm female BANKING dishwasher* Apply in person. offered in a new course beginning trician, will acquaint the group with dog 16 yra old with NY dog Mldlanttc Nationi Sheraton Inn Hutet. 264-2400 icanaa on rad collar. Laal aea>n Bank/Marchanta has immediate COUNTER PERSON WANTED — Nov. 26 at Monmouth Medical current concepts of infant nutrition, FROM Kaypori area Call 739-3059 Rs openings for full time tellers A JEWELRY In dry cteenlng store Hri 12 Center. well-baby care, and the physical and ward customer aervtce asai sterna noon- 6pm 6 days Call ihe Monmouth County area Madtson Village Cleaners New grandparents, or those who emotional care of the newborn. 10ST —" in Kaanaburg Male It you are capable of del a i led FACILITY 546-3232 German Shepherd puppy, 5 work 6 enjoy dealing twilh lha want to update their awareness, are Aschettino will present an over- HELOISE .__.. old. Black collar PM public, you could qualify for om Work for North call 767-5074. of these positions CUSTOMER being enrolled in the one-session view of birth education, birthing Call personnel at 775-3434 lot an America's Largest Grandparents Course, to be held LOST — Necklace in or around ilefview appointment EOE SERVICE alternatives, family-centered care doctor* offtca in At) Highland! Retail Catalog Fast-paced National Corp has from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the all- and sibling visitation at MMC, using Sentimental valua Reward) Cal Showroom Chain! immediate part-time positions 872-0374 BOYS/GIRLS available inmodern local office purpose room of the hospital's slides for illustration. Earn above average income as Alexander Pavilion. Second Avenue. 9 Spfcjsl Notices 7th thru 10th grades •aak a detail.oriented person a telemarketing rap Evening The evening will also include open WORK AFTER SCHOOL A SAT who is sell-motiveled The houra 6-9 30 p m . Mon Fn There Is a nominal fee. discussion. FREEZER DEFROSTING 37 YR OLD MALE — From Fia EASILY EARN $40 TO S6C choaen clerical person will pro 9-1 p m Sal For interview call wishes to meet nice looking lad WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR cess and pick lewelry ani Janice Velcnecx. 542-4000. The program is being coordinated Grandparents can register by Dear Heloise: I always dreaded 20-35 tor companion ah i p & post TATION NECESSARY HOW ittralated paperwork Posilio Ext 217 bOE •bla marriage Call 291-414 EVER VOU MUST LIVE nvolvaa leceivino and dlslnbul by Candy Aschettlno. childbirth calling Linda Littenberg in the MMC cleaning my chest-type freezer, so •flair 7pm KEANSBURO. PORT MON 'ng lenwelry and its paperwork I MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS THIS educator, who describes grand- Office of Staff Development and recently I purchased a new mop and MARYS TAHOT CARD READ oui catalog anowroome No e»p DATA ENTRY IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR 'aad parents as "one of the most import- Health Resources. dustpan for the chore. ER/ADVISOR - Helpa on _ MORE INFORMATION CALL Established Dale Entry Service problema. 25 Mam St. Eaton 542-8834 MR TAYLOR dividual Jawelry eaperience a I Organization >a expanding .its When defrosting, I use the dustpan to lown 542-0569 CALL (201)225-4200 work force We are seeking EX- pick up the ice on the sides of the Ireexer g PERIENCED KEY PUNCH OP- papar roulaa ara avariabl* in EXT. 334 ERATORS to t'H full and part time thai kns loosened. I mop out the freexer MRS. SYLVIA positions on 1ST. 2ND, 3RD PSYCHIC READINGS Long Branch Rad Banh. Saa OR APPLY IN PERSON bottom with the mop, which I dip in a Gin. Frenhold Fraahold Twp BET 8AM-4PM M f SHIFTS We offer permanent 775-9572 Manaiapan. Marlboro. Howaii position* excellent salary and baking soda and water mixture. Kaanaburg. E Kaantburg benefit package Cell between 22 Arts A Crafts Matawan. Haziat and Laona ' CONSUMERS 6 30AM and 5PM lor appl What awaits victim Remit? A sweel-smelling, clean freei- E»c«iiani aamtngs and a CM DISTRIBUTING CMF CORP er with no nching back. An unbelievable to win pruaa a trip 120 NOBTMFI6LD AVENUE SHOP MYRTLE'S HOUSE — Art* 1 -900-242-0690 loll fraa RARITAN CENTER EDISON 583-3660 llmesaver! - Mildred Spain a cratu Malt* ntem gifts •77-4012 Equal Opportunity employer M> Equal Op pry Employer EMERGENCY DIRECTIONS Chrlatmaa 0V*H 300 Ittmi Mm 11-9 *i Birch Ava., Lnu» 9itv«x 51 Hftlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted SI Halp Wanted of stroke? Dear Heloise: One evening before the 747-14»1 baby sitter arrived, I was checking the BY LESTER L. COLEMAN. M.D. emergency phone numbers by our phone My father was aa athlete at college. The thought strack me thai, since we live WHEN He seemed lo be la perfect health until In a rural area, the sitter might not be he was 51 years old, when he had a able to give accurate directions to any 51 Help Wanted saddea stroke. This happened about a emergency personnel. Male or Female YOU'RE A Now, I've Included concise direction. AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR E« year ago. Is It still possible Ikal he wUI pananca pralarrad Call be able to function normally again? — YOUR lo oar home with accompanying emerg- 671-4000 REGISTER Mr. D.S., Texas ency numbers. In case of fire, I've told Dear Mr. S.: the sitter to call the fire department INDEX There are many questions that still from a neighbor's koase. — Mommy CARRIER HEALTH Sack. naucMTKtt remain unanswered about 3trokes Yet (LEMLSi an enormous amount of Information has A very safe and sound hint! I hope all who use a baby sitter will stop right now eK0*lHT«l YOU GET accumulated in the past 30 years about 6 Lotl itKl Found the prevention of stroke and the rehabili- to writedown emergency instructions. — 9 Special Nonces You get around lo earning lhat extra money you Heloise I? Travsi-Trantporiltiorl AROUND! tation of victims of this catastrophe want. Being a Register carrier means prizes and GARAGE FLOOR CLEANING IS MMuCaOn Carriers Needed In order lo get a better understanding incentives too. Right now, we're looking for car- Dear Heloise: There's s method lo my BELFORD of what a stroke is. I will go into some The degree of incapacitation depends mmuttmcmt riers. It's easy and it's fun. Join the Register Hooolnq Road carrier statf today and get around! detail about the anatomy and physiology madness! The salt aad sand carried Into 21 Business Service entirely on the part of the brain thai is our attached garage by the car ac- > Drive of the body. deprived of blood and oiygen. Specific 22 Ami Dalit cumulates on the floor and gets tracked HsflOYBW RED BANK MIDDLETOWN RUMSON AND In normal health, the heart pumps parti of the brain determine our ca- Tomeao Ptaia Into the bouse where It is the ruin of good Si Help wamo Usic or Spring Slfeet FAIR HAVEN blood to all parts of the body and keeps female Rumaon Piece lynoi Roar) tM S4MSM km last. pacity to speak, to understand the Oakdale Drive aU the organs nourished with a sufficient en rpeting. i! Baortiiwij/Cn.10 Cate Grant Piece •ttrset art ate. a^r written or spoken word, and the ability 53 Domestic Help amount of blood and oxygen. to move certain muscles of the body. If Occasionally during the winter, when there is a new light snow, I clean the 54 Situation* Wanted Call Angela Campo The blood vessels from the heart pass any of these areas are deprived of blood Female garage with the snow before clearing the 55 Situations wanted Hale 542-8880 through the neck via the carotid arteries. and oxygen, paralysis or speech Impedi- driveway completely. As yon know, yon 56 Situations Wanted These bring blood and life-giving oxygen ments or hearing distortions become Mate/Female caa't use water on the floor or it would stcf lo the brain, through smaller arteries. apparent. 57 Oilo Care/ Nursery freeze. But my method works beauti- Semis 1 he RcK« Any interference with the free flow of Years ago there was a desperate fully. blood to the brain can cause a cerebro- acceptance of the fact that a stroke 61 Business Opportunity Equal Opportunity Employer,MIF vascular accident (CVA). This is known Shovel several scoops of snow Into the 6? Uonojoes victim was destined to a lifetime of garage and keep moving It around the 63 UontyTolOen as a stroke. 64 Money Wanted incapacitation. Today this is not true. dirty places. As yon do this. II will pick A hemorrhage due to a tear or rupture Even after months of incapacitation. np most of the dirt almost as a sweeping of a 'blood vessel is a major cause of MttchtniMetor Sal e concentrated rehabilitation, exercise compound would. Qetaga/Yaid Sale stroke. Sometimes spasm of a blood NURSIN H you ajal nal ara at man ol then Hamo managnad ICOM rflact yau. you • PARTIES • QrTERTAHMEIIT • VIDEO • GIFT CERTIFICATES • HOMY HOUDAYS COM DATA OHM ba tra typo ol MoMdual aa au) baa-clang lor Tha naM paraan am ATTENTION! M pattl I aaairy. ... Ham a company car. mwanco i fta. rasana kill • GIFTS FOR EVERYONE • GIFTS FOR HIM • GIFTS FOR HER Route 35 A Laurel Avenue fiiiialablliaaliin. aapr anneal • AMU. •» rainnahll howl, gal o (am Pleeee mention THE REGISTER Holmttol, New Jereey 07733 when replying to a WeQteter PART-TIME — Ideal for retiree*. Monmouth County Hotel h«* SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. need for ntgnt auditor Exp or wUI train Reply to Bon N-434. The Deity Reegiiier. Shreweoury. 741-8500 INY 07701 PHONE SOLICITOR — Perl time; Salary + commleeton Ask for NJCfc DOOOOTQQ 747-0717 444 Bathroom PLUM1ER8 MECHANIC - 672 Flooring Mi LUM Hsullrva 00 Palntlnat Needed for long term worfc. CaM Ramodollng A •71-0473 or UI-MM SANOINO-STAININa-RE- US - Oaragae. yard » Paaarh«wla6 Caramic Til* FmiSllllia — Free " tHonid out 1 hauiad PLUMBERS HELPERS - NEW CERAMIC TILE S MPAIM AST PAaNTMa - In- Naodod for long term «vork. Mutl ' r/aa*aner wort Fro. aaa CITICORP Ragrouene. replacing flxburea heve eome ««p end car CaH 67.-0473 or 871-M&fl naeaonaole prlcaa. frWE aee- SEWS HaDUSTraAL - RoolOor aura*. OaS 2liU4i mabaa. SS0-T914 PLUMBING, auPPLY - Counter aaaa~ rteip/inatoe aalea. Wholaeala PAKTIAL TO COMPLETE — 4 Irnprovaiwanta ouppfy buatnooa. Eap. heiplui cereMo me, neat 4 repalra. The Femnne Touch IS OPENING ITS United Supply Co . 47 E Near. J00-OJ07 ADDITIONS - Centetete te- Free let 741-eOao man Springe Rd.. ShreanV modeang- oaervlce Caa 741-4004 741-Hif PAULS PAINTINQ or M4-ati Oeod work atoeo*- raaae. PORTER/OROERLY 447 Carpantry Ooaani hurt » aaa hoai muoMII M/F.Needed lor dey ohm Pleeaa CARP1NTRT — Leeal jlMllll Fraeiamnin Ce»»i-il«4 call tor eepomtment 071-0177. CARafNTIIV — Paweng laa 10 YOUR CAREER HW Top Private Nuralng Home •era. Nea/oM. RepeWe. Aaar- 'ree eaaatonSjeaVe *aOOe%nAL fid* 666 Paving -._ reaaara, aaMrewna. CeTony- PROGRAMMER IBM — E.p 747-8OM ama 707-0071 CHARLES STANLEY JR. "1 proaremmere. named lo 680 Masonry BLACKTOP SERVICE Citicorp Credit Services Inc., a division of Citibank USA, is h In Mew York ervd/or New MTIMO CAtWtNTER - Small CHRtS HANLON CONSTRUC- TION — O Yeu name «,are am M Jeney Coders thru Senior Men- 4 nvaaauai one tooa 4 dacto " 'Ore about to open its doors in Monmouth County, New Jersey. This •gemewl. C—( 301) •— M1S. Free aaamiaaae. Ce> 741-4707 or means responsible individuals will have the chance to par- PRODUCTION WOfUCUt - ne-oaoo. FMI ESTIMATE3I ticipate in our start-up operation and long-term growth. And (Belch oporoMoni) tiuytne De- ^•etopmen* Corp.. 275 Clerk Si IIOMSIMPPCvSaelPiTB Call 741-4343 since we're part of a large, worldwide financialservice s institu- Keyport. Interviewe ft-3 Mort. 450 CsyptCtMnlitg J4HR Efnargeneyaanlae.i«*> M0 Msscallanaous Train DISCOUNT For Saraera 696 Plumbing ft tion, the people we'd Tike to meet should be looking for a A-l PHUT Carpet ciaatatia - 00 YOU Ntu> - A pbmeer. substantial career with an equally substantial company. — Heaoad lo cover ilbii. oarpenabr. a near HaaUng raaoa. Uorrta Hoffmen. 747-C ea». a no. MM., a ae» eaaa. e Da*? PVe d There's a lot more to know about us, so if you have experience Per I 466 CawTertlrMtalastloti Band raaumoa and worn aam* in telephone collections, collection management, financial con- plea lo Jane 'odararo. Cffy If»- JIM S CARPET INSTALLATION trol or office support, join us at our Open House. ax. Boa O-400. The Oaav Aaow- bbr. Bhiaaatui-y. NJ 07701 Wara Sauel Opporlunny Em. ptoyara M/*. Telephone Collectors • Collection Managers Financial Controllers • Office Support OPEN HOUSE Tinton Falls Hilton Hotel (Exit 105 on the Garden State Pkwy) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20th from 5:00PM-10:00PM One more thing. If you cannot attend, be sure to send your let- ter of application or resume to: Citicorp Credit Service* Inc., PJO. BOX M39. Red Bank, NJ 07701 We JooJc forward to being part of your community CitOjnk USA s m iqusl opportunity Mpkjyar Hff/HrV CITIBAWOUSA NUBBIN 71 nn> 6} f C n A) frO I »4j MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1984 The Datfy Reg-tCt B9 for Sal* 71 M*rchandlM MarchantflM Hell FlflCWOOO — Pinto** ma- tar Sato tar Sato chin*. OotWb*. I piayar tliitm 0*/T* *1M>. Dinette UM. lor- PIANOS — OM1ANS TEREO - AM/FM I mtc* butehw Mock. «T IDHB wHh Juioal Mwmm a Saftrrf— * a •' tMi 17*. Corwtl* T-Top cov- TUSTINO PIANO CO. . MetudtfM 4 en MO, plu* bra $30. Super- OuMthTar $t9O. VGA piiAla oooae Stevcst, nc. cond US AaburyPart : and ooior vtaao camera. 1 :*K 671-7827 O OM. beet oHor 291-6199 POOL TABLE — 3 * IWAirtat tar tata MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1964 11 1ST Lou and IM Truck.* IM HOLMDEL UT.M0 CM 7ir-Dl•Sl away 5a 4 homa Mtaa to ohaoaa tram tor yaur raw ouotom ham* Your POM) POTTO HATCHBACK in tTlldl ar aura. A* unto, and a PBUOBOT (04 itfS - Otaad IJAIIMUKB 1 FAMILY MOUM — ffcm Ml. AMID trana tBM- rto >yft» | MM watt I HOWE MtNTALa. BU MB-11M MM d IlllllUt Cl REALTY BROKERAGE MO-0100 L Mdiici RAVS. SMITH a ttS7 Im 747-4SM. BROKER • r--s..zir«a Ml AMROSEH TO MO BANK IM MoMlaHomaa •aoKMi -1 bdrma>>?a00'a EAST COAST ' HaM-lwiHkiw* PV.OHOA. Pamav park 1440 12 M N O1WM AVAILABLAVAILABLEE! SO Lhrad MS O4 W — 1(74 (4400 NO ONC ELSE HASS MORCI 4nM HM agarajnant altar ( p m Kt-SSJt ioi TMOUTH DOSTEFl — 1(73. HOME RENTALS. Bkr W •Ma Jan. 1. MOO • moMt FORO FANtMONT PUTURA 1(7S nna.. low on ma Riliminii and I dr. aba. saad runrdns atv prCK-UP IMS - H ton FL0MOA — II a « Hull Irow and work. l» ALL LANDLORDS piok-u*. (M bad. ( cyl.. (600 (S7( 747-M24 ana. 10 WE SCREEN! YOU CHOOUI MO BANK — hM W MM arm. Call 7S7-MS4. McMlon. Sunny. 2 bMnm bay NEVER A COST TO VOUI niirl In porch orOOOOC PtCK.ua> ISM - S Cyl Fraa laaaaa & rr aa cradll cnacka tuny m.iJaiad w«n CHIW CAfWCE 1(72 - VS. HOME RENTALS. Str Wi» runa wai. SSM s> baal turn. Oa» MOO k».U 4441730 741-4474 Traoaon bar Look. ( runa good. FORO P1ANO1ER FICK-UPI (MOO. OdB M4-4(1a/0..r(l «^M0UTH»*Tll.UTI-1S7». ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 * I CHB badroom wMn apfa. AvaM. VS. 4.4. PI. AM/FM Ullini tuna but naada wort SSS. Can Nov 1 (6051 (406 r«ap< PM, na. For krinar rrrto. oorv 14.500 ml (TOW Cal 2(1-0137 i nciutfaa Mat not waaar. CMaa to FOHO PICK-UP 1(72 - VS. OEOROEWAU. Irarvjportobon 4 a apd. (7(0 or baat oll LrNCOLNrMERCUPI* paa. Can 2(1-0006 1BI-4B0S. Cal baWra ( PM CHEVY HUM IS am/tm .ainni gaad oond »EA BRP3HT - 1 t—YOOM, IWal WIIWIII- *?•**»"? MOBILE MOMS - All aluminum Aakmg SMB. PtaM. Blmaalbury (Vra at Sycamora ICal 74>-(4SSurtlll S p.»n. floor (4(0 ma. gaa naat. Ml cantor oil RJvar Rd (00 So ft a. fun ISM Buddy, il-xll-. fud FORO ECONOLINE VAN E-1005:30 p.m. TST-MSt- imaaaiday 747-S4OO EATONtOIMN wator. SaaurKy. 1 Sin. fnimadl. plant, of parting. MM. oe- (SS.too. PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1B7S — ( turnlahad. In adult iraaar parti 1(73 — Runa. nadda won. (aoo GRAND TORINO 1(71 - PuSy All utw. part. (400 Raadyl Mpancy. m Mr ttuxM. (20.000 Can 2S4-TSM Cal (42-O21S War ( pm. waak- CHEVY NOVA - 1(74 t dr.. HOME RENTALS. Skr JM-UM MWOLETOWN — 4 badroom. aflar 6 p.m. or 7M-MM. KM btua. pa. pb. ae. am/hi I oondWon. (MO. Can 741 3ai> or track. Oood oondtoon Aakmg FREEHOLD SEA BRIGHT — Knotty plna Uv- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - 1W bath. Cantar Haa ColoMal on larsa lot (12S.0OO. Ownar wH laMOMCSIERrXA- IMOO Cad (42-0702 3 bodrooma. haal paid. S4M. ng room, t badroom W-ofook Long Branox Can » AM PM up. 4s4 MO ~4-«K> . am/tm PLYMOUTH K CAR 1M1 - JUST RENTALS. Bkr MS-ISM •T0-B3SS. oonaMar •hort-tarm Maaa oMt CHCVY BIO BLAZER — ISMHONDA CVCC 1S7S - 6 apd32.000 ml. 4 apd. uarao radio. option lo MuaMid iptweanla •rani whaal dr. AM/FM. Oraat •at aaata. axe oond 44100 - c oocupancy Caa 4SS-14U MOBILE HOME 1(71 15.000 mta. Mini oond ( moa. plck-uo Looka and i HIOHLANOS Call 542-0774 CM. Can 2(1(0*4 .IW • 4 rooma. hast paid. (140. (71-iafs •ood Muat tan JUST RENTALS. Skr 344-1555 &rrNFLMNISHE. O - 4 room apl. L 1000 aa.. H. an or pan Waal MOBILE HOME — With carport. 473 INTERNATIONAL 1350 — CHCVY CAUARO — 1(7(. 2-24 Fit IM* POMTIAC SONNEVILLE 1(43 - eNldran. no pata. Cuaa to UKBOLETOWN - . poroh, 1 Dadroom. axkiang. ra- C bad. 342 cu 3U«ra<4ap CrwaCruaa control Can PB/PSVPW. AC. 12.000 ml., vary KEANSBURO — 3 room gardan anyono anon Eatunam condition. Mual p p anar 4-44400 ar HONDA ACCOM) 1440 — 4 dr. awganl ear wwta/burgunov m- vflal 4 kaMa. Can aflar S PM good. 11000. 8 apd.. 1 ownar. am/lm, dual aparvnani. prtvata antfanca. no naarjmg daak apaoa 774-3254 aaa to appraclala. Larga 118*000 Can 734-OS44 altar 6 (42-1742'Mrlia oats Can altar 9 pm TJ74340 backyard, axe. natohborhood. Can 543-2304 a mirror*. 70.000 mla Exc. oond daya. CHIVY IMPALA — 1(7(. fully Orand LaMam issi. faadad m- •4.600 CM daya SBViUi and EEP CHEROKEE CHIEF 1(77- mop Can (71-1241. iludlng crulaa ( eMmato control. KEANSBURO - Modari i. 747-6714 NEW ( USED MOBILE HOMES 4«4. ( cyl. 3-aod haavyduty. 71 loadad (1200 ar baat oKJ». Can badroom apt. (31S monthly + raaawnal location w H 11. HONOA — Chrlc CVCC — Adult community, no pata. K. Aaklng (3(00. Caa 787 0744 Blua 4S.0OO ml. Naw tlraa 30 uwa. 1 ••+ moa. aacurny nal Mraahar AvaaaWa Immadlalaty MIOOLETOWN - Looking to buy good location. HaM araa Can oaa Apl 2S. 29 Qrova It Can Ml your homo? Lai ua hafp CHEROKEE. CHIVY MAIJOU CLASSIC ST, Oraal body. Runa bdiauy- 222-44M or 741-M14 •road SKaal 734-4555 TION WAOON- 1S7S. V-8, ac —» 11 am-7p WEST END — Larga lv» It in Iha haart ol ma CENTURY 21 linNndar •to- many • $3000 —PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1(71 gardan apt (436 Paiio. 1 won. 471-3400 1-4144 pa. pb. arw. am/tm alarac Vary dratrksl Parking 140 RaalEalala good condition. (4.000 mla Mual 1 ownar. Aaklng (1(00 KEANSBURO — SMI eon 4 i ooaan. aduNa prafatiad. I..provldad. Cantral air. Carpal i I 747 OJOB room apt.. 1 Badroom n pata 7(2 Graana Ava By aopt MONMOUTH BEACH - For aaM EEP — 1S7S. CJ-5. 4 whaM aa> A9AP (3000. Can 471-3040 JEEP CJ7 1(40 - Ranagtda amanlaaa In praangloupfl a buildingg Wantad drrva 302 VI »rin haadara Maw p.m. pack ana M.OOO mla.. hardtop, utad bath HaO'mo t l'>n» onfy 222-4149 Call ownar. naw •1T111I1, ftaavy duly battary. PONTIAC BONNEVtLLa' 1(73 - •II utiiiuaa Inekidad Waltar Zlmmarar i Waoon Mifd t*raa. Eac running oond , (400 or baal U2HH PURCHASE — Small nouaa m 0 Call 2440420/day. CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1S7S - mufliar. nntod 102 Houttt for dr., lull aqujppad. Oood con (7000 oflar Can 7J7-4415 or (722441 KEYPORT - 1 or 2 Badroom on REO BANK PRIME LOCATION - log (134.00(131 0 For mora Into Call carpatad Aaklng 22B-B04 apaolal or homo mal naada aoma m, MM fan 444-1004 2(1-1372. PONTIAC SUttBtRO Rarltan Bay PlaaM can «nar 6 Rani lr»l (oor. 3000 aq. fl Opart araa VAN 1478 — CIO. S cyl. AM A-l ASEROEEN TO RIO BANK • ortloaa. 2nd II 1(00 aa It work, with or without aaaumapai CHRYSLER TOWN 1 COUNTRY KITSON CHEVROLET CO Body good oond. na 73S-2SM MONMOUTH — 4 moruaga InlaraaMd parao. adk. (4000 Can 442-4(44 ba- motor (300 or Da Kaanabun) — Oupkn. (400 offloa.. 3rd n 1M0 aa n Avail Dan Lrvlng room. rn 1 p.m.-7 p.m. WAOON - I (7( Original ownar Hwy 34 KEYPORT _ Uodarn 2 badn Highland. - 2 larrol,. »3M ndv or k •kll^ anoJdcall 472-102S 7(72510 apartmanl. ill alaclric. MOO mo Formal dininng room 2 car gargar- 11 Long Branch — (400 >k» OK (aaaonabla. Avaa. immad i. Nloa lot. 1125.000 PAUL P 300 Autos lor Sal* PONTIAC SUNBIRO - 1M0 4 No dogl Call 734-4(70 or MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! (71-0U2 rWMar* " LABRIOLA MOTORS . auto., am/lm la. pa. 244-1321 KVA. INC.. Rllftort 471-2S44. PONTUC GRAND AM 1474 — 4 CIRCLE CHEVROLET Sprlnga Rd. Had Bank CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEOBI RED SANK — PruNra.lonai offloa Shrawabury Ava. Shrawabury . raar oafroai naw araa. HOME RENTALS. Bur 3SS-1234 OAK RIDOE MALTY apd. 440 angina, good Iran 7475413 g 000 mla facakant condition. LONG BRANCH •ulta. .v.H.bla vartoua zim 741-11(0 t badrooma. unit paid. (360. AduN Communlttaa I WILL PAY FULL PRICE — Fortattoo. (400. Cai 244^4427 LIMANS 1S7I — Engma ahot. (3600 Call (71-9472 CLIFFWOOD BEACH Unlta 341 40*0 your property II you ara wilting 10 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3»S '555 from 1-3 rooma to (000 aq It. an CORVETTE 1BS4 — Rad. boat •100. Caprlo• toaa 1471 147. 1 a rooma. SU0 Ikaplaca. kk» OK •all on na«ibl. larma {low down 924 PORSCHE 1877 am/tm caaaada, laalnar. p/w, Can 747 PONTIAC SUNBIRO - 1(74 « HOME RENTALS, Bkr Ja« 12J4 OCEAN TWP. — An aaaortmont I). Call Ed. |212) (4240 (JKxT Cal LUXURY HIQHRISE — » of auparlor naw homaa from p/l. crulaa control. Hit whaal. cyl , auto . AM/FM caaa . PS/PB Badroom apt 2 baths Avail oiuonad 4 nava on-atto parking Call 244-1344 p/aaala. Mint oondraon. (.(00 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1(75 AAiir LookLka 4 runrna agood (1600 Ratoa rang, from (170.000 Wayalda wooda ( all Irani Call batwaan 13-1 p.m Maarj»«rprorik Ava 3 badroomi LongvWw VUlaga. 12'1H mort- AMC MATADOR 1(7( - 2 dr.. mia Oaragad Aaklng (29.(00. — wnna mtanor/whW anlarlor firm Can Bua: 4(5 2237 • (-7 p m S42-4MS hrlng room, dining roar (11 par aa ft gagaa. Cantury Bunding; Co. By auto AC. AM/FM. an naw tlraa, Waakdaya only ( 3O-8 f ' A^R^fatoT'Sfto. ^JCHEPIO tmiiic - MATAWAN itcnan. oath. Pull baaamant ippnlnunant S31-OS06 nraaaa. axe. mafda and out. KM. (70-1170 4 badroom. Hida nt. pd U2i ir garaga. (70-1034. MSS. 2*4(714 or (S4-0MS I1-77M or 22(-3401 Sr£.Ji*J2_ ". " RED SANK — Prulmlnnal bulk) MIDDLETOWN — Raduoad to • COUOAR XRT 1(7( — Loadad In LINCOLN BILLSLASS MACH IV JUST RENTALS. Bur 3(4-1 dK.aoo Ofdar houaa. On 1S2 Boats and AMC HORNET HATCHBACK — Original RED BANK MOTORS INC Ing with mora man anough on ownar with low milaaga Mutt - Moon root. CB. (7.000 ml MATAWAN Kid. pan OK. (40VI Raadyi Mta barking BBalow markat ran Nutawamp Rd. Mlddlalown 1074 Eacaaanl condition, (490 111 Haw man Sprmaa. Rad Bank Accessories baaiorfar Can 7»7.(--t CatflTl mint oond. Can 747 4435 or 4 room*. (400a haal. laundry HOME RCNTALS. Bkr 3BS-1234 tal. Call Robin1 Zaoar. Haimalay Larga. front yard with traaa ( 2- ZIP SAIL SOAT - And (71-4(24 HOME RENTALS Bkr 3*4-1234 Spaar. Inc 201-444-8I00 badrooma rt batha. Larga liv- rtuiar Mult aatl t300 or b*>M »MX 1(70 — 3»0,.4-apaad. with COUOAR — XR-7 1(78 Air ing room Dining room Krtchon LINCOLN — 1(74TOW. N MIDOLETOWN REO BANK — 2 orllca ulta offar CaM 291-3H3 A/c, VarVary rara (4400 Can atarao. pa. pb. raar datog. bfua. RITTENHOUBE baaroom. vt bath, llraplaca. 11X10 front porch Low laxaa oood oondWon. (MM CanCOUPE. EXC. COND block, from noapttal. haani Walking diatanca to 3 achoofa 5 INTERNATIONAL 1t72 - '(7-O3OJ NOTHINO LIKE" NEW 44750 LINCOLNMERCURY INC KNOLLWOOD wraga, all appManca. S43S * ncl 1270/mon Call 521 1SO6 224-5634 400 Rl 34-Ooaan Twp 774-1500 uW. Call (42-4020 No brolart 747-4708 ibargiaa* - Bow-rk»ar SO HARIES - 1M1. 48.000 ml. Aak- CALL 901-741-4333 Evinfoda. traltar UNd v*xy nttta S3400 or baal oftar. Can DATSUN — 1S7(. 2(0 2 AM/FM 4AN4OHE OLOS-CADILLAC LINCOLN MACH IV 1(7( — GARDENS MtOOLrrOWN - 4 Dadroom RED BANK - Studio ap >2ftOO. Call B3O-9M7 Sl-107(. i aaaalta Naw cuatom paint ( Itawman BprMga Rd Rad Bank Eaclutiv* 1 A 2 Bedroom »P»» 2% bam. good commuting. houaa in profaaaionai iona. 3 car rima. (3.000 ml. Too many axtraa ry option Including gkua houaaa and amall oltica ipaca 6' FIBERGLASS BOAT - Wltf .._»« roof (2400 or baal offar 74V0S10 individual gat n«»t & c**ntf 11100. 00-7300 a-a. Barbara A STAR IS BORN... toUati 2(1-0442 Exc location Jutt off m 35 or ERA LINCROFT REALTORS rartaf and aocaaaorbaa. $425 Can M1-14U. STARFIRE OLDS 1(7( - Hatch- l Cart anytima •70-0032 DATSUN 310 OX 14(2 — M.OOO Kina* Hwy East (Walking dl 47-3M0 747-5447 daatrat qulcfc aata. Vary willing to LINCOLN — MARK IV EXCbac. k am/fm, naw brat Runa ax- lanca to Foodtown 9hoppir doal with invaitori Principal! ml AM/FM cai ~ oanant High milaaga Oraal W1DOLET OWN/EAST — Nawty • HOBIK - Tralkjf and M'lbox wlpa/waah/oalog RUNWNO COND. (450 CALL Caniar) From IS35 Da*y I- c'f 4 AnrMtarlng Sal only CaM Mil-riHV axoaMant condiuon, $4500 201-741-4331 •tartar car (I60O or B/O Can Sai MS amodalad, 4 rooma. nica nalgh- bury, call 741.5700 tanor.axc oond 31 mpog (4500 SALE BY OWNER — In Historic daya 946-7450. avaa. 2ti- 717-4140. 871-0021 borhood. cc-upM prafarrad (426 Attract mora raadarahlp by LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS t utll (71-7111 oa of NavaWnk 7 room M6 40 HP EVINRUDE - Etac - PRICED WO.HT RASSAS STRAUB BUICK OPEL MIDOLETOWN/LINCROFT - 10S Buildings/ placing a STAR at tha top 8 ACRES of Naw ( Uaad Cara Dadroom adult cond© M76. UONMOUTH BEACH — Dupla«. vie ahift §, atart. lanka « control! PONTIAC. 3M BROAD ST . REO Q oarao* with attachad workanop. oompma Huna waat Coma — and/or bottom of your ad ERA LINCROFT REALTORS naar ooaan. 2 badrma. naat'nol -"•ly bvUdlng Appro»ima»a*y 1 For dalailS, call th« Dairy DATSUN 1M0 — 310 OX Hatch BANK. 741-5140 Hwy 3S. 244-4000 Kayport BUILDING — Sala or Maaa. Var at 18 SM Drift Ava . Htghlanda back 43.000 mla Aaklng (1400 747-3(3( tvaa M1-811 watar waahar/dryar, gara •