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Vol. 108 No. 45 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Two nabbed STATE Heating help in large '83 New Jersey utility companies raise money for families unable to pay electric and gas bills. 5A check heist tylOIKFF NATION The Register COLTS NECK - A routine motor vehicle stop Wives against drugs led to the recovery of most of the negotiable The nation's most famous wife, First checks still unaccounted for that were part of Lady Nancy Reagan, is joined by the a $900,000 heist in 1983 at Newark International wives of 30 world leaders in a battle Airport, authorities said yesterday. against drug and alcohol abuse. And it brought the U.S. Postal Service. vn Newark, "one step closer" to solving the federal crime when Patrolman Kevin Faller made the two most recent of 25 arrests since the Dec. 9, SPORTS 1983, theft. A total of $750,000 in American Express travelers checks were part of a theft from the airport that included $150,000 in jewlery and bonds, said Postal Service investigator Fran Hangarter. Saturday night, Colts Neck police confiscated most of the remaining checks - $41,500 worth - said Police Chief Gerald Cummin*. According to Hangarter, the postal service was sending the checks from the Newark airport to a North Carolina bank, and they were to be THE REGISTER/CAROLINE COUIQ shipped along with the jewlery and bonds when WEIGHING IN - Mayor J. Joseph Frankel of Eatontown tation Trust Fund Authority during the groundbreaking for the they were stolen. gives commemorative paperweights to Gov. Thomas Kean elminiation of the Eatontown Circle yesterday. The jewlery and bonds have not been found, and Roger Bodman, commissioner of the state Transpor- and the checks have turned up as far away as Washington, Hangarter said. Most, he said, were cashed in New York and New Jersey. The thieves, he said, have not been caught, and those who have been charged with receiving Demise begins for the Eatontown Circle the stolen checks — who included those arrested by Faller — are refusing to talk. Approximately 30,000 cars use the circle Howard, chairman of the House Public Of the 23 who have been arrested for If UZMBMM daily, he said. Works and Transportation Committee, said possessing the stolen checks, 21 have been The Register "Now we have the means not just to talk he appreciated "the cooperation we had convicted, one has been acquitted, and another EATONTOWN - With two weeks to but to act" on traffic problems, because of from state officials" in promoting trans- died before reaching trial. They were caught election day, a group of politicians laid the state Transportation Trust Fund, Kean portation in Washington. There is "no using fake identification, or by sophisticated aside their differences yesterday to pick up said. partisanship, at least in transportation," hidden cameras, Hangarten said gold-painted shovels to break ground for The $5.8 million project is totally funded Howard said. But the fatal flaw for two men in Colts Neck the elimination of the traffic circle. by the trust fund, according to state State Sen. S.Thomas Gagliano, R-Mon- on Saturday was as simple as a burned-out Before the ceremony outside Monmouth officials. mouth, called the circle "the hub of headlight. Mall, Gov. Thomas H. Kean told an Referring to the funding. Rep. James J. Monmouth County," and said "it could not Faller on Saturday night stopped a car on audience of about 100 people that the circle Howard, D-N.J., said that the gasoline take it anymore," referring to the traffic. Route 537 near North Point Drive when he BIG COMEBACK had been the moat "up-to-date thing in the "tax comet back in transportation pro- The new intersection — connecting noticed it had only one headlight on at 8:30 p.m., Sal Severini of Monmouth Regional transportation area" when it was built SO jects." Later, he said more than half the . Routes 35 and 36 and Wall and South Streets said Cummins. goes after the ball during yesterday's years ago. $3 billion in the state fund comes from — will be "a much safer situation," But when Faller approached the 1985 Olds- Shore Conference "B" Division North But when "two-car families became the federal monies provided by the Surface Gagliano said. mobile, he noticed prescription drugs and the soccer match. Monmouth came back norm," the circle that "served its purpose Transportation Act of 1982, which he The circle will be replaced by a stolen checks. Faller arrested the two passen- with three late goals to win it. well was obsolete," the governor said. sponsored. See CIRCLE, Page 2A See HEIST, Page 2A IB LIFESTYLE AIDS reports halt hospital's first aid service noting that her 35-member unit and its at the hospital. for the hospital since service stopped §V AMUN00 MACNAO0 backup, the Morganville First Aid Squad, Informed that the state Department of Friday. The Register told Mayor Saul Hornik of their decision. Human Services told a reporter Friday and The dispatcher said the police are not MARLBORO - The captain of the "We need answers to a lot of questions. again yesterday that there are no corn- prepared to render first aid service for the Marlboro First Aid Squad said last night We have not been trained to handle people firmed patients with AIDS at Marlboro hospital. that neither her squad nor its backup will with this kind of communicable desease," Psychiatric Hospital, Horowitz said, "No- Herbert Steinberg, the squad's first answer calls at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospi- she said. She said the squads will answer body has contacted us. We have not gotten lieutenant, has said squad members "are tal until report* that an AIDS victim Is In hospital calls only "if we have proper denials; we have not gotten affirmation." afraid; they are apprehensive. That's my the facility are confirmed or denied. equipment, proper training and proper Contacted last night, a township police feeling too." He said they know of "no "It wa* a joint decision," to halt service protection" or if they get confirmation that dispatcher said that to the best of his official or formal guidelines" to handle Friday, said Captain Roxane Horowitz, there is no mental health patient with AIDS knowledge their have been no first aid calls See AIDS, Page 9A Connection made between fires at Sandy Hook sites HUM I. Day at the races The Register SANDY HOOK - The six arsons that have blazed Staff photographers capture the spirit throughout the Fort Hancock area during the past few of the Monmouth county Hunt Meet weeks appear to be connected, county Prosecutor John this past weekend in Middletown. A. Kaye said yesterday. 11A And toe prosecutor said his office has a number of suspects as to who the arsonist - or arsonists - might be. Kaye's remarks came a day after a pre-dawn blaze ripped through an abandoned barracks at Fort Hancock INDEX Sunday. Although the structural damage is not considered extensive, county Fire Marshall Fred Leggett said the fire started in two separate places on the first and second BRIDGE 71 floor in Building 23. In addition, Leggett said mattresses BUSINESS a were piled in center of the floor. Although he wouldn't CLASSIFIED 71 specify what that meant, Leggett noted that mattresses COMICS M easily catch fire. CROSSWORD M The other fires at the historic fort have been set at the ENTERTAINMENT 81 Marine Laboratory, a warehouse, theatre, and the HOROSCOPE 12A headquarters for the state Park Commission. LIFESTYLE 11* The prosecutor would not detail what led authorities OBITUARIES M to believe that the fires are connected. OPINION U "There appears to be a pattern," Kaye said. "We have SPORTS II added more manpower to this continuing investigation." TELEVISION 81 As with the other arsons, yesterday's fire was set at YOUR TOWN 1M night It was first reported at 2:45 a.m., and was under control at 5 a.m. More than 80 firefighters from Sandy Hook, Highlands, Sea Bright, and Long Branch battled the blaze. Todiy $ wiRMfs The fire that caused the most damage occurred on Sept. 21, and it destroyed the Sandy Hook Marine Check page 1!A and see if your Laboratory. Rare marine biology samples and one-of-a- number has been selected in the kind books and documents were destroyed. ASSOCIATED PRESS Register's Social Security contest. Both Kaye and Fire Marshall Leggett vowed that the SAO FAREWELL - Marilyn Klinghoffer, whose Lauro, places flowers on his coffin during burial firebug would be caught. husband, Leon, was killed by terrorists on the Achille services in Kenilworth yesterday. Sea story page 7A "We want to stop these before someone gets hurt," LOTTERY Leggett said. The winning numbers in the New Jersey state lotteries appear on AM*. IV Flower* • Frmlt Baskets • Glfti 'Your business will do more bust' Jobs! Jobs! Job*! Now open for lunch-The Mill Dam; ZA •M (be Send something nice to show you ness in our Business Directory In Read the Help Wanted columns in Formerly the Dam Site. Tues-Fri. la care. The Directory of Florists is today's classified section. today's Classified section Tinton Falls. 544-9677. '•Hay'* MCttsa. on the Obituary Page. 2A The Rtginer TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 TRUJTFI) Roq», A. Bodman 9 PEOPLE Thomas HKiin Ommu ft .. • • the bars of a cell and pronounced the Teddy therapy new classroom "kind of scary." "I never thought I would ever go LOGAN, W.Va. (AP) - If you're to jail," said Michelle Cone, 8. depressed, upaet or otherwise The students will leave the jail troubled, Judy Boone says the best this week and move into a trailer therapy is to cuddle up with a good that the Elko County School District friend. A small, dark, furry friend. plans to set up near the old ¥ schoolhouse to be used until a Boone is a member of Good Bears MM of the World, which promotes the replacement is built. teddy bear to combat a number of In the meantime, David Lee ills. Stratz, 6, will be using a desk ^3 1 "It's wonderful therapy. It's beneath a jail window. worldwide.' It's good for everybody. "I sure hope nobody locks us in The teddy bear is the thing now. here by mistake," he said. \ They're highly recommended," she ? ml said, adding that they are quite helpful "for children who are ill and Fashion sense for the elderly, especially those who - M 1 . NEW YORK (AP) - Monaco's are in nursing homes." ? v ; princesses Caroline and Stephanie Her group is planning a downtown are among the best dressed and rock ;/ parade in honor of the toy on Sunday, star Madonna is among the worst it / ~y* f the 127th birthday of President dressed celebrities chose by People Theodore Roosevelt, for whom the magazine. creature is named. i Princess Stephanie can "look like "We're hoping to have lots and Dan Aykroyd in drag" but when she lots of teddy bears," said Boone. looks good, she's "very, very good," A group of motorcyclists is ex- People says in its current edition. pected to participate. "They'll each uk Since becoming Monaco's No. 1 have teddy bears on the front of their princess, Caroline has "finally left motorcycles," she said. baggy behind and has also learned to i 1 cover up the bosom royal, ' People THE REQISTER/CAROUNE E. COUIQ Pseudo-school says. Other best dressers are Bruce DIG THEY MUST — State and local officials dig in for the new James Howard, D-N.J.; Gov. Thomas Kean; Assemblymen Marie MONTELLO, Nev. (AP) - A lot Springsteen, who "exudes real un- Eatontown Circle yesterday. From left are Assemblyman Joseph A. Muhler, John 0. Bennett, and Anthony M*. Villane, all R-Monmouth, of kids say school is jail, but it's true beatable truck-stop panache," Palaia, R-Monmouth; Stale Sen. S. Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth; and Transportation Trust Fund Authority Commissioner Roger A. for seven youngsters in this rural "Miami Vice" cops Don Johnson and Mayor J. Joseph Frankel; State Sen. Walter Rand, D-Camden; Rep. Bod man. desert town. Philip Michael Thomas, Liberace, The 74-year-old school burned to Prince, Jamie Lee Curtis and David the ground Oct. 7, and the jail was Byrne. pressed into service as a temporary In addition to Madonna, those on Circle classroom. Monlello, which has 193 People's worst dressed list are Lisa since 1960, when an intersection was pated in the groundbreaking included residents, hasn't had a prisoner in Continued from Page 1A that the original dedication, Sept. 27, Hartman, Jacqueline Bisset, Mary cut through to Route 36. Republican State Assemblymen the lockup in more than two years. signalized intersection with jughan- was canceled because of Hurricane Crosby, Sonia Braga, Raqucl Welch dles. Gloria. "After all these years" of Marie Muhler, Anthony M. Villane Tammy Wright, 7, peered through and Ann-Margret Under the contact awarded for the "In a few days we will see real waiting for the circle project, some 1.4-mile project to Stavola Contract- Jr.. John O. Bennett and Joseph construction going on,"Gagliano people said that Gloria was going to ing Co., Inc., of Red Bank, the work Palaia. Roger A. Bodman, state said, adding that work had already put it off again, Frankel said. is to be completed by November transportation commissioner, and started on thejughandle being con- According to William Cochran, a 1986. State Sen. Walter Rand, D-Camden, structed near the State Division of Community Involvement specialist chairman of the Senate's transpor- Heist Motor Vehicles inspection office east for the state Department of Trans- Other state officials who partici- tation committee, also attended. sportation, officials have been "talk- Continued from Page 1A of the circle on Route 36. determined — and as yet unap- Mayor J. Joseph Frankel noted ing" about improving the circle gers, Nunzio Vetrano. 39. of Clear prehended — number of thieves stole water, Fla and Robert Pasqua, 25, the postal service cargo without Golts Neck eyes courthouse of Durham, N.C. realizing that it included the checks, the administrator, George Handzo. Hangarter said. They held the ship- Monmouth County Prosecutor COLTS NECK - The Township ment intact for a period of time, and At a Township Committee meet- John A. Kaye said the two men face Correction Administrator said last night that then broke it down for sale, he said. Lottery ing last night, representatives from four indictable charges — illegal the township is considering building Hangarten would not say what Orosz & Rodetsky. a Freehold possession of a prescription drug a municipal courthouse due to lack investigators believe the thieves The winner of the Christian (Darvon): illegal possession of a TRENTON - The winning of space in Township Hall where architectural firm, presented' originally were after. Brothers Academy Mathematics prescription drug (propoxyphene); number drawn last night in New court facilities been located in the preliminary plans for the Those that have been arrested for Contest, public school division, was attempting to destroy evidence; and Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 089. A basesment receiving the checks — the largest of the William R. Satz School. The courthouse, which would be built theft of movable property (the straight bet pays $269.50, box pays "It would mean that we're going which was for 1100 — have been from school was incorrectly identified in between Township Hall and the travelers checks). $44.50 and pairs pay $26.50. to have the space that we know we'll diverse backgrounds, and no there is yesterday's Register police department, Handzo said. The Pick 4 number was 0005. A need five years down the line," said Both men are being held in no apparent link among them, Hang- Monmouth County Jail, Freehold straight bet pays $2,253 and box pays arter said. $563 Township, on 150,000 bail each, Except, he added, for their unwill- Cummins said. They are also facing ingness, or inablitiy, to lead non-indictable charges of possession authorities to the source of the of less than 25 grams of marijuana. checks. Some cashed as many as The Register Because receiving the stolen $30,000 worth of checks, or were (ISSN 8750-6491) possessed as many as 3,000 checks, Published by Tha Rad Bank RaQMlar checks is a federal offense, the U.S. EtlaUwtwd in 1878 Attorney's office may prosecute the he said. by John H Coo* and H«nry Clay The bulk of the early arrests Main Ortwa case, said Thomas Roth, chief of the On* Ragistsr Plata. ShrawaDury. N J 07701 criminal investigation office, New- occurred in New York by federal and 12011 M2-4OOO Branch Otticas ark. local authorities, Hangarter said, Monmouth County Courthouse. FraahoM, N J 07728 Here's how you but in the summer of 1984, the "But we would do so only with the Mamban ol lha AaaociaMd Praaa TheAaaocialed consent of the prosecutor's office," majority of the checks began surfac- Praaa la emitted enciutively to the uea ot en the local ing in New Jersey, Hangarten said. newa printed in the newepepar aa well aa all AP nawa he said. "We wouldn't take a case dapatchaa from them." A "small percentage" surfaced in Member ot the American Newepaper PublMhera Aaeocubon. the Audi Bureau ol Circulation, me New The first of the stolen checks — all Monmouth County, he added. Jersey Preaa Aaaocnuon The postal service reported no Second Claaa poelege paid at Red Bank. N.J of which can be identified through 07701 Publiehod dally e»cept Sat & Sun Man their serial numbers — began turn- major thefts since the 1983 heist, subscriptions payable in advance which Hangarten said, may be due to Total rate with us ing up in May 1984, said Hangarter Mail Rates Dairy a The first arrest came in July that increased security at the airport Term Daily Sunday Sunday following the heist. 1-12 waefce 1 70/weak 75/ week 245/weak year. 13-51 weeks 1 55/week 70/ weak 2 25/week And in Colts Neck, Cummins 1 year t 45/ week 85/ weak 2 10/ week Since then, arrests have been credited Saturday's two arrests to Mail rales for couage students and mHnary parson made in New York and New Jersey, r* - vi ol above rates Faller's "good, solid police work." Home delivery by Carrier - Dairy and Sunday after suspects purchased the checks Hangarter credited postal inspec- $1 35 a week. Sunday only 35 cants. Daily only 1 00 WHEN YOU OPEN A CD• • • for 10 or 20 cents on the dollar and Single copy at Counter - Dairy 25 cents. Sunday tor Edward Flanagan and inspector 40 cants then attempted to cash them. POSTMASTER Sand address chanoaa to The Perry LePere with many of the Most of those charged had lengthy •r. P O Bo. 520. Red Benk. N J 07701 EFFECTIVE ANNUAL arrests at the federal level. They **************** criminal records, many of them for were assisted by the FBI, as well as THE REGISTER and THE SUNDAY REGIS' CERTIFICATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE similar charges, said Hangarter. TER are both published by THE RED BANK local and county officals in New Investigators believe an un- REGISTER. INC York and New Jersey. **************** 6 Month 8.00% 7.77% THE WEATHER Interest compounded quarterly. $500 minimum deposit. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. JERSEY SHORE Friday. Clearing and cooler Satur- 3:58 p.m. Lows: 9:52 a.m. and 10:33 day. Lows will range from the p.m. Cloudy today through tonight with middle 50s to the lower 60s on TOMORROW: Highs: 4:44 a.m. some light rain or drizzle. Highs Thursday and Friday and from the and 5:02 p.m. Lows: 10:53 a.m. and today will be in the'lower 60s. Lows upper 40s to the lower 50s on 11:22 p.m. OR A MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT tonight will be mainly in the 50s. Saturday. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge, Mostly cloudy tomorrow with highs add two hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 in the 60s. TIDES minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EXTENDED Sandy Hook minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 ACCOUNT ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE Fair Thursday. Chance of showers TODAY: Highs: 3:35 a.m. and minutes. United Money Fund 7.00% 6.78% United Super NOW 6.40% 6.21% FOOD SECTION Earn this rate on funds over $1,000. Interest compounded and credited monthly. Old fashion desert recipes have never Rates and yields in effect on publication date are subject to change with gone out of style- market conditions. especially those featuring apples. For details call 931-6845 Tum to Wednesday's Food Section for recipes Just like Grandma UNITED COUNTIES used to make! TRUST COMPANY •M QBT MORI ••• MEMBER, UNITED COUNTIES BANCORPdRATION MEMBER, FDIC The Register Belford • Berkeley Heights • Chapel Hill • Clark • Cranford • Elizabeth SUNDAY DAILY *—* SUNDAY Hillside • Keansburg • Kenilworth • Lincroft • Linden • Middletown • North Plainfield Oakhurst • Port Monmouth • Shrewsbury • Springfield • Summit The Register TUOMY, OCTOBER 22, 1965 LOCAL DIGEST Middletown department under fire Bookmaking charges May 16 building department meeting at Andrews complained that the plumbing and fire subcode official William pREEHOLD - A Kevuburg man has been BLUCKMAN which department officials discussed re- certificates were issued in the first place, Beam. It was Beam's home that had not parretted and charged with running a sports The Register voking certificates of occupancy that they and was joined by Committeeman Richard been added to township tax rolls when it I bookmaking operation that brought In more had Issued to homes in her housing McKean, who said, "I don't know why was built in 1984. Since then he has paid than 11,000 a day. MIDDLETOWN - The building depart- his back taxes. ment came under fire at last night's development. we're issuing C.O.I,." Michael Esposito, 32, or Oceanview Avenue, Andrews asked that her complaints be Township Committee meeting, as com- The resident, Kathleen Andrews, wrote Deputy Mayor Paul Linder suggested is charged with operating a bookmaking forwarded to Gabriel Spector, a special mittee members learned that the depart- the committee complaining that a that the township find an independent attorney hired by the township to in- activity, county Prosecutor John A. Kaye said. ment may have issued certificates of certificate was issued for her home, consultant to review the legitimacy of the vestigate Beam's and Hohmeier's actions He was arrested on Oct. IS in the parking lot of occupancy to homes that were built in despite the fact that improper piping, certificates. He said it would put the building department in an awkward Spector updated the committee on the the Ground Round restaurant in Keyport. violation of building codes. ventilation and insulation eventually position to have to criticize its own investigation at the closed session last Authorities allege that Esposito ran a book- While two building department officials caused major damage to the home. actions. night. making operation In Keansburg until the day remain suspended for a second week And although all the problems have Another resident, Carl DeRienzo, of 44 before his arrest. Authorities searched his home because one of their homes was left off been corrected, Andrews, who lives at 11 "We cant get a good answer from the Foxwood Run, said that Hurricane Gloria and another place of business on Oct. 13 Despite township tax rolls for a year after it was Dawnlee Drive, wrote that "most" of her building department. They would be wrecked a wooden retaining wall behind the search, Esposito continued his activity and built, other problems in the department neighbors can point to instances where the incriminating themselves," he said his property. He showed the committee additional bookmaking records were seized upon are surfacing. building code was not followed despite the The committee decided to discuss the documents indicating that both the town- his arrest on Oct. 15. A resident from the Shadowbrook at fact that certificates of occupancy were situation in a closed session after last ship engineer and the building department In addition, authorities also seized Esposito's Nutswamp development, a neighborhood issued. She said some of her neighbors night's meeting, when they were also scheduled to discuss the suspensions of judged that the wall was faulty when it Buick Regal. of single-family homes off Nutswamp have major problems, such as flooding, construction official John Hnhmeier and was built. The New Jersey State Police, the Organized Road, sent the committee minutes of a because of faulty construction. Crime Unit of the county Prosecutor's Office, and the Keyport police participated in the investigation and arrest. Kaye emphasized that the Investigation is Candidates continuing, and that additional arrests are expected. 3 educators honored for council OMERVILLE - Three New Jersey educators were presented the Distinguished SEducators Award by the New Jersey Council of Education at its fall meeting in hold forum Somerville. Marshall W. Errickson, who retired in 1980 as Superintendent of the Freehold Township 0y 6AYLE E RABIN Schools after 26 v, years, was one of the The Register recipients. WEST LONG BRANCH - The The other award winners were Dr. Robert D. borough's four council candidates last Bole, retired Distinguished Service Professor of night took questions from a crowd of about Glassboro State College, and Dr. Allen F. 60 residents on topics from garbage Rosebrock, retired Chairman of the Department collection to snow removal. of Education at Rutgers University. Republican incumbent Richard Cooper In making the presentations, Charles Jackson, said budgetary restraints forced the Immediate Past President, said all three had council to start its own garbage collection made "large and notable contributions to New system this year even though it couldn't Jersey education." afford enough employees. The council has borrowed men from the public works Avon driver injured department to help out. "We're struggling." he said. "When you INTON FALLS — An Avon woman suffered don't have the bucks, you don't have the minor injuries when her car struck another people." Tvehicle yesterday morning, police said. While there was $174,000 in the 1985 Helen Aldino, 21 from Avon, was driving north THE REGISTER/ED BRETT budget for garbage collection, the lowest on Wayside Road when her car struck another bid from a private contractor was vehicle driven by Stephanie Dybo, 62, of Stuart, BOYS STATE PARTICIPANTS - Stuart Edinlon, center, last night discussed their experiences before local $299,000 Fla , who was pulling onto Wayside Road from commander of American Legion Post 168, Red Bank, government, education and business representatives at a "When it came time for budget cuts, I West Park Avenue, Lt. La Dean White said. stands with four local youths who were selected to dinner in their honor at the Elks Club of Red Bank. The would look at the other departments very Borough first aid attendants took Aldino to participate at the annual Boys State program at Rider students are, from the left, Richard Aderton, 17, a student carefully," said Democratic challenger Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, for College, Morrisville, last summer. The week-long program at Red Bank Regional High School; David Herbstmann, 17, Robert W. Welch responding to a question treatment of head injuries. draws high school juniors from throughout the slate, of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional; Christian Kaviikjian, 17, about how he would have preserved She was treated and released, a hospital selected by their schools to study the functions of local, spokesman said. of Rumson-Fair Haven; and Revel Lancero, 18, of Red manpower for garbage collection. No summons was issued, White said. county and state governments. The college-bound stu- Bank Regional. The candidates also responded to ques- Sgt. Kermit Brown was the investigating dents, who were sponsored by the American Legion post, tions about the slow cleanup of Franklin officer. Lake, which is dirty, has broken embank- ments and needs to be dredged. Cooper — who spearheaded an in- Turn lights on at dusk vestigation into the state of the lake in 1983 — said he voted against a contract last OODBRIDGE-The Garden State autumn because it was the sole bid at a Parkway will institute its annual "Lights Parents discuss school reorganization time of the year when work could not be WOn, Please" tomorrow, in hopes of started. persuading motorists to turn on headlights as say. mission to bold the meeting and to notify dusk approaches. If CUWU THOMAS "The Democratically-appointed In addition to inviting the parents of the parents of the meeting through the pupils, borough engineer took 14 months to get the The "Lights On, Please" program, designed The Register Pagano also made sure the attendence of 400 Broad Street pupils, five board specifications for the lake, and then it was to alert motorists to the safety problems MATAWAN - Inspired by the belief the board members would not violate the members have been invited, Pagano said. too late in the year to start the job," encountered during the changeover from Day- that parents can make a difference in Open Public Meetings Act. They include the three Matawan rep- Cooper said. light Saving Time to Eastern Standard Time, implementing school policies, Stephanie resentatives, Robert Hesse. Michael will end Saturday, Nov. 30. Pagano has organized a meeting for Kidzus and Board President Irving After contacting the county super- Responding to a question about how the "The hours of dusk are among the most unsafe parents of Broad Street School pupils to Hurwitz, and two Aberdeen representa- intendent of schools and the school board's borough could improve snow removal, driving times of the day," said Chairman Judith express their views on the imminent tives, Ardis Kisenwether and I)r Richard attorney, Pagano discovered that board Cooper said the only solution is,the lower Stanley. "During this transitional time, people reorganization of the Matawan-Aberdeen Brown, said Pagano. members could attend legally as long as the plow and plow a wider swath down the who have been accustomed to driving in daylight Regional School District. Four board members deliberately were the opinions they express are identified as streets. However, he said this could cause without their headlights will now be driving in The meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. not invited because they, in Pagano's their own and not representative of the damage to the plows if they scrape against increased darkness. Extra care should be taken, tonight at Broad Street School. opinion, "had their minds made up board sewer covers. especially in construction zones." Under the administration-preferred re- already." Although not organized as a Broad "The only way is to consult with the Through the use of signs, public an- 1 organization plan known as "Plan CY the Board member Marilyn Brenner, who Street School OPT (Organization of road department supervisor and see why nouncements and leaflets the Parkway will alert administration building on Broad Street, first was apprised of the parents meeting Parents and Teachers) function, the he can't do as good a job as the county," motorists to the increased dangers of driving in and the Broad Street School would, be at last night's board meeting, said she meeting has received the organization's rejoined Democratic incumbent Ralph N. darkness. Toll personnel will also remind closed. Children attending that school took offense to Pagano's comment that support, said Pagano. who is also co- Yamello motorists passing through their toll booths that would be redistricted to the Ravine Drive, she was one of the four board members chairperson of CARE (Community Thomas McNeary, president of the West they should use their headlights before it gets Cliffwood Elementary and Strathmore "not receptive to the ideas and opinions of Action for Responsible Education). pitch dark. Long Branch Taxpayers Association who Elementary schools, said Pagano. people in the district." moderated the debate, raised the question "A lot of parents were led to believe "That is an untruth and I really resent In addition to organizing the meeting, whether the borough could save money by there is nothing they can do, that the it," said the board vice president. Pagano plans to make her own reorganiza- taking advantage of declining enrollment tion presentation known to the board at its Stabbing plea entered powers that be have made their de- Those board members who were not in its two elementary schools arid combin- special action meeting on reorganization cisions," said Pagano, the mother of three invited may attend as members of the ing them into one school. REEHOLD - An Asbury Park man has Broad Street School children. "I feel there audience, said Pagano. The meeting is Monday. Oil 28 She also plans to present pleaded guilty to stabbing his roommate to are enough board members who are open- open to all Broad Street School parents the results of an informal survey of Cooper said this question is up to the Fdeath last year in a motel. minded enough to hear what we have to After securing administrative per- parents' view of closing the school. Board of Education. Carl J. Smith, 18, pleaded guilty to a downgraded charge of aggravated manslaughter in the Nov. 14 slaying of Immanuel B. Clark, 23. Smith stabbed Clark once in the chest with a kitchen knife, after the two had an argument in 1 their motel room in the Oceanic Motel, police Azzolina rebuts Democrats' charges against him said. The two men had been renting a room for three months prior to the incident, and there had illegal immigrants flock to this country to The Democrats called Azzolina and his charged in an ad that the assemblyman's been no other disturbances, police said. If STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN take the jobs there aren't enough Ameri- running mate, Joann Smith of Old Bridge, absentee record in the state Legislature Smith had been originally charged with The Register cans to fill, and proposed to spend state racists on another occasion, when the was 17 percent. Flynn produced a record murder, possession of a weapon for unlawful' MIDDLETOWN - Joseph Azzolina, a money on a statewide program to Democrats were criticized in a Re- indicating he attended 95 percent of purposes, and unlawful possession of a weapon. Republican candidate for Assembly in the "educate people not to abort." publican advertisement for spending legislative sessions in the past term, but In accepting the downgraded plea to ag- 13th District, yesterday rebutted charges He warned, "If you think we have an money on a field trip to Kenya for a choir Azzolina insisted that the assemblyman gravated manslaughter. Assistant Prosecutor by his Democratic opponents that he is a illegal problem today, we'll need a lot of Newark school children "Obviously, cast no vote on more than 290 measures James Fagen also recommended that the other racist, that there are no issues in his more illegals than we have now" if the the blatant references to Newark and during the past two-year term. charges against Smith be dismissed. campaign and that his campaign ads abortion trend continues. Kenya by our opponents were designed to Flynn has claimed Azzolina's ad lied Smith will be sentenced by Superior Court contain "lies and half-truths." arouse racist emotions," Flynn charged in He said he was not suggesting that about his legislative record on several Judge Benedict L. Nicosia on Nov. 15. His remarks came in the wake of published remarks. abortions be made illegal, but that people environmental bills, for which he void, criticism leveled at the Republicans' be "educated" to opt against them. "I'd But Azzolina charged that while sup- contrary to the ad's claim. He noted that advertising campaign by his oppnents in a be for spending state money, just like we porting a $40,000 grant to the choir for its Walker was criticized in the ad for not story published in this newspaper yester- Long Branch land sold promote tourism in this state." Azzolina trip. Flynn voted against a bill to provide supporting two bills that were in we day. said. free lunches for all New Jersey school Assembly before she was elected. ONG BRANCH - Eleven acres of land Democratic Assemblymen Jacqueline However, he noted that the proposal children. "I don't care if the students were But Azzolina, responding to Flyna's fronting Ocean Boulevard were auctioned off Walker and William E. Flynn accused was not a priority for him. Rather, he said going to Italy or France. I would bring the charge, said that in 1974, Flynn did not by the city yesterday for $1.1 million. Azzolina of directing racial slurs at people L he mentioned it because he thought it issue up — that they're voting for that and support a bill to allow citizens to file Developer Sam Padula plans to build a who have recently immigrated here. would be relevant to his audience of not for children's lunches. That's crazy," lawsuits as a result of environmental "condominium/townhouse commercial mix" on But Azzolina called the charge a "low health-care professionals. Azzolina retorted pollution. the vacant property, Mayor Philip D. Huhn said. blow," and said the remarks the Demo- As for the rest of the Democrats' He said he will reccomend the city accept crats referred to were taken out of context Eight nurses signed the letters to local charges. Azzolina produced Flynn's voting Azzolina commented that Flynn's legis- Padula's bid - the highest of 11 bids - at from comments he made against abortion newspapers which stated: "I was both record to substantiate his claim that lative record is proof that the Re- tonight's council meeting. to an audience of nurses at Bayshore embarrassed and shocked by your racist Flynn voted against the death penalty. publicans' campaign is not without issuts, "I'm extremely pleased," Huhn said. Community Hospital in Holmdel. remarks about Orientals and Mexicans Flynn voted against a 1976 measure that as Flynn had charged. "When's the last time you saw 11 acres of land Walker and Flynn said Azzolina's entering our country. You should know would have mandated the death penalty Azzolina retorted to his opponents' auctioned off in Long Branch for $1 million? I "racial slurs" at a recent public forum at that a good many in your audience, as well for any murder committed willfully, charge that he has not mentioned aay think it shows the faith the developers have in the hospital offended the nurses enough to as a large percentage of our nurses are of deliberately and premeditatedly, but legislative accomplishments of his own the city." provoke them to send letters to the editors Oriental and other ethnic origin " voted for a 1982 bill to reinstate the death William McGuire, the candidate's spokes- Padula is in the process of drawing plans for of area newspapers. Azzolina insisted he had not delivered penalty that has become law. man, said that at least 86 bills Azzoliia the development, Huhn said. Azzolina said he told the nurses he racial or ethnic slurs. He said that as the Though Flynn touts his record on a sponsored during his years as a state opposed abortion, and noted that while son of Italian immigrants, "I'm the wrong variety of measures to toughen the legislator have become law, including biOs there is a shortage of young people for guy to call a racist " Azzolina claimed criminal justice system, Azzolina criti- ttu . created the state Division of Con- unskilled service Jobs in the state, that he suffered "nasty, filthy" ethnic cized him for voting to reduce county jail sumer Protection, financed health-care abortions are depriving New Jersey of insults growing up in one of only four sentences in 1976. and against a bill that facilities, excluded social security ajd More local news 4A, 9A one-third of its potential labor force Italian familits in Highlands. "1 know would have made it harder for suspected other monies from the taxable income of because one in three pregnancies end in what it's like to grow, up in a racist child abusers and kidnappers to be senior citizens and establishing a program abortion. atmosphere. Don't call me a racist." he released without bail until their hearings to care for children with terminal iH- Azzolina said he told the nurses that said. Flynn said Azzolina lied when he nesses 4A The Regi» TUOMY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 Hazlet board member resigns Little Silver commuter mittee He was also a member of the pointed a new member to complete HAZLET — A board member, who board's negotiating unit and served the remainder of the term of the late car lot will be expanded is presently campaigning for a seat as board liaison to the Township Board Vice President Howard F. on the Township Committee, re- Recreation Committee. Jones. the current number of spaces at > signed from his post on the Board of "It is no secret that the members The Rev. Lee D. Donow, pastor at ly TED LOUD between 300 and 400. Education last night to avoid a of this board and I have not always the Faith Reformed Church, Middle The Register The council also introduced an conflict of interest. been in agreement on matters that Road, was swom into office follow- ordinance temporarily prohibiting "It is my belief that politics and LITTLE SILVER - Parking have come before us," Marino said. ing last night's meeting. spaces at the Little Silver train all satellite dishes from borough education are separate arenas, and "This, I believe, is as it should be in A resident of Hazlet for the past properties until a more specific law should remain such. Therefore, in station are still at a premium, but order to afford those who elected us eight years, Donow holds bachelor's state officials have told the Borough can be drafted. order to avoid even the appearance full representation. and master's degrees in education After hearing opposition from,a of any sort of conflict of interest, I Council that they have approved a "I believe that each of us has tried and taught in the Montvale school project to expand the lot by over 100 group of ham radio operator!, the have decided to resign," Martin J. district for six years. council withdrew a proposed ordi- Marino said in a letter submitted to to improve the quality of education spaces within the next year. In Hazlet, as we thought best, and nance indefintely banning residents the board last night. "My goal is to try help further The news of the 1200,000, com- that the end result has been an pletely state-funded project, was from installing an "earth terminal, Aside from a one-year hiatus in achievement we can all be proud of. open the lines of communication its reflector or dish" on their 1982, Marino has served on the board between the board, the teachers and announced at last night's council meeting with the release of a Sept. properties. since 1978, had served as chairman "It has been an honor and a the administration," Donow said. Instead, the council adopted a of its Transportation Committee, 30 letter from state Transportation privilege," Marino said in closing. The board also passed a resolution ordinance that prohibit* satellite and currently was chairman of the Commissioner Roger Bodman Before accepting Marino's resig- to begin advertising immediately for dishes or reflectors until Jan. SI, ' board's Building and Grounds Com- nation last night, the board ap- a new member to fill Marino's seat. Martin J. Marino Under the state's proposal, a total of 118 additional spaces will be added 1986. The ordinance also states that to the train station lot by Oct. 1,1986, an ad hoc committee of borough according to Bodman, who said the planning and zoning official!, as well project was part of the first phase of as technical expert! in the com- Higher drinking age cuts teen road deaths to 22 New Jersey Transit's Park/Ride munications field, will be formed to improvement program. Council determine the type of ordinance that members expressed approval that would best suit the borough's needs. WASHINGTON - A 75 percent to 21 provides strong support for the Howard's bill. sponsibility than saving lives," How- the state opted for the more ex- Council members said they were decline in fatalities among New higher drinking age. said Rep ard said "We cannot compromise tensive project rather that one that concerned with preventing the dis- Jersey teenagers since the state James J Howard. D-N J. . "The National Highway Traffic the lives of our teenagers." would have added only half as many hes, some of which measure 12 feet increased its minimum drinking age Safety Administration has done a 30- new spaces. In diameter, from being installed on "This decline in fatalities due to Under Howard's legislation signed day study which supports the New The new parking area will be front or side lawns, or rooftops. They drunk driving-related accidents into law last year, state that do not Jersey findings," Howard said. "The located at an undeveloped area to the said their concern was strictly from 85 in 1981 to 22 in 1984 cannot have a minimum drinking age of 21 aesthetic, although the dishes are study found that states raising their southeast of the existing lot, under be a coincidence," Howard said. "It would face a reduction of Federal still rare in this mostly residential is clear evidence that raising the drinking age from 18-21 have hid a the state's plan. Narozanick: Highway funds, except safety Mayor Anthony T. Bruno said the community. drinking age saves lives." 9-14 decrease in fatalities among grants, in 1967 and 1988. He has borough sells more parking passes About 30 ham radio enthusiasts that age group. They may be cold proposed legislation this year to Howard, chairman of the Housing statistics bbt they mean that 66 than It has parking spaces every from the borough and other area continue the penalty on an annual year, but added that there is still a Kramer let Public Works and Transportation teenagers remained alive in New communities attended last night's Committee, was the sponsor of the basis. waiting list of commuters who need meeting, and some of them spoke out Jersey in 1984 that might not have if to use the lot. He added that, while 1984 law that required states either "Drunken driving and alcohol- to urge the council to avoid setting the drinking age had not been Little Silver residents form the a precedent that could have far- to raise their drinking age to 21 for related fatalities are a continuing sewage run changed." single largest block of commuters reaching consequences on private all alcoholic beverages or face a threat on our nation's highways," he who use the site, most of the spaces radio and satellite communications. reduction in federal highway funds. Howard said these findings should sais. "We must continue to protect go to residents of Rumson, Fair And the council unanimously ASBURY PARK - Freeholder Now 37 states have set a minimum encourage all states to increase their our teenagers and all other motorists drinking age of 21,14 of which passed Haven, Shrewsbury, Oceanport and passed a resolution to impose an 8: SO Ray Kramer is a "walking, talking minimum drinking age. "There is no from the potentially catastrophic other towns. p.m. curfew on Halloween and such laws after the passage of more important government re- consequences of drunken-driving." World Trade Center," for allowing Borough officials last night placed "mischief night." sewage to be dumped into the Atlantic Ocean, his Republican oppo- nent charges in a press release. But Kramer said Ted Narozanick was trying to win the campaign on ATTENTION: Bonus Interest Rate for New Money Market Accounts! the back of Asbury Park. In two press releases, Narozanick attacked Kramer, who was the mayor of Asbury Park, for allowing the city to dump primary-treated sewage into the Atlantic. The World Trade Center in New York City, as well as other city buildings, dumps an estimated 200 million gallons of raw sewage daily into the Atlantic Ocean. "At least New York's sewage took days to reach us, while Ray Kramer completely ignored federal and state pleas to stop Asbury Park's direct dumping of raw sewage into the ocean," Narozanick said. But Kramer noted that while a county Grand Jury, in a presentment last August, said Asbury Park was creating a cesspool in the Atlantic Ocean, the grand jury criticized the state Department of Environmental Protection for failing to force sew- age treatment centers in Neptune and Ocean to accept city sewage. "Mr. Narozanick is following in the footsteps of other Republican freeholder candidates and cam- paigning against Asbury Park, as well as me," Kramer said. "I think they are neglecting their oath of office to help all 53 municipalities, including Asbury Park " Narozanick also attacked Kramer for voting against a 1983 freeholder for resolution that opposes ocean dumping. "How any public official could vote against a resolution expressing opposition to ocean dumping is totally beyond me," Narozanick said Kramer, however, said he voted against the resolution because it was political Narozanick also stated that he supports the 106-mile dumping limit offshore, and said he would work for a cessation of any dumping that pollutes the ocean. Kramer retorted that he "loves motherhood, apple pie, and kissing babies too " Towns support bill on tax appeal suits

Aberdeen and Middletown town- ship governments have endorsed a state bill that would give munici- HERE'S A M0HEY MARKET RATE palities 20 days extra to file counter- suits to tax appeals Mark Coren, Aberdeen Township Manager, said Aberdeen supports the bill because, "We get hit with tax FROM THE HUNGRY BANKERS THAT ML appeals in the 11th hour. This gives us an opportunity to respond to them, " he said Citizens and corporations fre- REALLY RAISE YOUR MEREST. quently wait to file appeals until the current August 15 deadline for appeals and countersuits, so that they do not risk a countersuit from If you open a Midlantic Investor Account Account, the Hungry Bankers haven't forgotten And daily compounding of interest for an even the municipality, said James De- now, you'll earn interest at a rate of 10.5% for vine, spokesman for the bill's spon- about you. Just come into your Midlantic office higher return on your money. sors, state Assembly members Jac- 30 days. All it takes is a minimum deposit of with a deposit of at least $5,000 (from some Our Investor Account gives you round-the- queline Walker and William K $5,000. We'll pay the special 10.5% rate, up other bank, money market fund or brokerage clock access to your funds through our 24 Hour Flynn, both D-Monmouth and to a maximum balance of $50,000 in your house, of course) and tell us you heard about Middlesex. Banking Centers. You can even write checks. The bill has been unanimously account, during the 30 day introductory period. our campaign. We'll credit your account with Why wait? You could be earning 10.5% right approved by the Assembly and is After 30 days, you will earn our regular a special interest bonus. Limit one deposit now! Get to your nearest Midlantic office to awaiting action in a Senate commit- Investor Account rate which has always been per customer. open your money market ennn ma l tee, Walker said. one of the highest money market rates among Flynn said that large corporations It's not just the rate that makes opening an Investor Account. often use tax appeals to force towns New Jersey banks. Investor Account such a smart decision. But hurry. An offer this FROM to lower their taxes But towns often If you already have a Midlantic Investor You also get the security of FDIC insurance. interesting won't last long.. compensate for the tax loss by raising homeowners' taxes, he said When a tax appeal is filed, a municipality either can give in or NEED MORE INFORMATION? CALL MIDLANTIC AT spend the time and money to prepare a defense - "either way, the homeowners end up paying more." 1-800-MID-BANK he said MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 9AM TO 5PM. Herbert Bradshaw, Middletown MIDLANTIC Member FOC Township Administrator, said the Th*inirudiKlory annual rionumieof 10 $%iinnlyataibbW<*nc« personal Invnirx Account! nprnefiimut jfiri(\iimii percuiiottKf bill would "make things fair for Nr»Kioun»opened with a cheek will not beginrilninfinterm during Ihr 1(1 day introductory prnoJ unnhhrfundt totr*iir4iiilahfe (generally wilhinunciu (our hankingdayM rrantlrnnf runJt from other Mid'anm amiutm i* ftom Kiountt at other MidknticanMiite b>nht art IKM everyone." rhiiMr f •• ••v IQ)%inirr>ductoryfaieoriheipecialiniemitionui Balance) utrrSHMlOO in ne*lmettr>r \uounti uill rain lhr Hink/uurreni ln\eiida) mtruducturi period i •JlKtnui n opened during thiicampaifnarnovrmedtty the Btnk'ifmeUur Vcuunimkt and rrgulaiiurH Infor mjiion(miririrxT'ialinirrctlbonui(ureiiiIifttiutti>menriavatlahlcaiyuur MidlariiHoffkc T hit offer ufo* •limited lime only, and may be withdrawn wrifcovi MMX* The Register

TUCSOAV. OCTOBER 22. 1985 NEW JERSEY 5A STATE DIGEST Needy to get help with energy bills Drifter hurt in ammunition blast not qualify for government assistance. It is for customers and employees, and then matches the HFINKMJAK their benefit that the state's three largest utilities ORT DIX (AP) - A 27-year- civilian on military property. contributions. Last year, a total of $230,000 was The Associated Press have created matching grant funds. old drifter who for the last Fauxton, dressed in a cast-off raised to the benefit of 1,500 needy customers. few months lived In a hovel in military uniform, was dis- With the heating season approaching, New The newest such program, Atlantic Electric The PSE&G program is also administered by F Co.'s "Good Neighbor Fund," is now in its second striking distance of 60 military covered by an Army sergeant Jersey's utilities are raising thousands of dollars the Salvation Army. , year. firing ranges and spent his days who saw the injured man stumbl- to help customers with financial problems pay Since Jersey Cen al Power & Light Co. "picking up lost or spare am- ing along Range Road last week, their bills and maintain their services, officials The utility will pay up to $50,000 in matching initiated its "Project Helping Hand" in 1977, the funds this winter for each dollar contributed by munition" was In satisfactory Dowling said. said yesterday. energy assistance program has helped an condition yesterday after a live The programs were created for people who customers who receive solicitations with their estimated 4,000 customers, the utility said. "He apparently was in the bills, said company spokeswoman Marty Inman shell exploded when he tried to process of dismantling a dud can't make ends meet, but who are not eligible JCP&L contributed $50,000 to the fund this year dismantle it. shell, possibly a mortar round, for government assistance programs, officials She said the fund expects to raise $200,000 this and will in addition match all outside contribu- year. The victim, tentatively Ident- when it exploded," Dowling said. said. tions up to $35,000. That means the program's ified as John Fauxton, was "He apparently spent his days For the past five years, the state has prevented In order to qualify for the grants, families must total funds could exceed the more than $140,000 charged with weapons offenses, scrounging food from dumptters New Jersey's seven private electric and gas apply to the Salvation Army, which screens the available for customer assistance last year, the larceny and trespassing, said In the training range areas and companies from disconnecting service to delin- applicants and decides «#io will receive the aid utility said. Richard Dowling, a spokesman picking up lost or spare ammuni- quent customers during the winter months, said "We're looking to help the person who is just The program will be administered in the for the Army Training Center tion. He was described as filthy George Dawson, a spokesman for the state Board not eligible for other programs, who has just lost utility's 13-county service territory by two anti- here. by the people who picked him up. of Public Utilities a job or is otherwise in financial trouble," Ms. poverty agencies, Community Economic Action "He could probably have gone At first we thought he might be Among the estimated 1 million people Inman said. Now and Northwest N.J. Community Action on for quite a while If he hadn't a terrorist, but no." protected by the moratorium are recipients of the In 1984, 1,450 Atlantic Electric customers Program. blown up something," Dowling Fauxton told authorities he had state's Lifeline Credit Program, which provides received $108,000 from the fund in one-time The BPU moratorium, in effect from mid- said. been living on the base for the utility bill aid; the federal Home Energy energy grants of up to $200, she added. November to mid-March, applies to customers of Fauxton, who injured hla past few months, Dowling said. Assistance and Aid to Familes with Dependent Public Service Electric and Gas Co. launched PSE&G, JCP&L, Atlantic Electric, Eliza- hands, arms and chest during the Following the explosion, in- Children programs; and state and local welfare its "Project Volunteer for Energy" matching bethtown Gas Co., New Jersey Natural Gas Co., explosion Thursday, remained in vestigators found a crude shelter programs. grant program in February 1983, said spokesman South Jersey Gas Co. and Rockland Electric Co. satisfactory condition at Mem- less than a mile from the road. But many utility customers experiencing Peter Laning. They serve about 2.5 million residential cus- orial Hospital in Mount Hilly, Fauxton had dug a hole, sur- financial crises cannot pay their bills and also do He said the utility solicits donations from tomers said spokesman Rich Fox. rounded it with sandbags and FBI spokesman Michael covered it with camouflage McDonnell said investigators tarpaulin. were trying to find out more Several hundred rounds of live about Fauxton, who is being held and blank ammunition were scat- Seniors urged to OK rebate question without bail. McDonnell said the tered in and around the shelter, FBI joined the case because it but Fauxton had no weapons, should come from the state's Gen- budget shortfalls. opened in 1978. That year, Byrne involves alleged crimes by a said Dowling. to EUSSA McCRMY eral Fund and not the casino revenue Actually, voters are being asked to decided to use $11 million in casino The Associated Press funds. approve the issue in a year that the taxes to pay the $50 homestead No verdict in prison guards trial TRENTON - Leaders of New Over the years, seniors have practice has been halted. This year's rebates to the elderly. Jersey senior citizens groups said protested that former Gov. Brendan budget is the first since 1979 not to In 1981, after Byrne submitted a budget that called for $80 million in RENTON (AP) - A Superior The prosecution maintains that yesterday they are urging approval T. Byrne misused casino money tap the funds for homestead rebates. of a constitutional amendment on the when he used $80 million of it to pay The 8 percent tax on gaming halls casino funds to be used to balance Court jury went home yester- 15 inmates who were transferred the budget, about 700 angry senior day without reaching a ver- on May 15, 1984, from Southern November ballot to prohibit home- for their homestead rebates. is expected to raise $173 million this T stead rebates for the elderly from Supporters also maintain that the fiscal year, all which must go to citizens marched on Trenton to dict on whether eight Trenton State Correctional Facility in protest the action. State Prison guards conspired to Cumberland County were being taken out of casino revenue casino revenue funds were to be set programs to benefit the elderly and funds. aside for new programs and that the disabled. When Gov. Thomas H. Kean took beat 15 inmates last year and greeted at the Trenton prison by office four years ago, he reduced the cover up the assaults. • guards who kicked them and hit Question No. 6 on the Nov. 5 ballot, rebates had been begun before The money is budgeted for "Life- voters in 1977 legalized casino gam- line" utility aid, the expanded part amount of casino money diverted to It was the second full day of them with sticks, fists and a if approved by voters, would stipu- other purposes. He ended the prac- deliberations in the Mercer Coun- nightstick. late that money the state receives in bling in Atlantic City. of the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled Program, or tice this year. ty case. Each of the eight defendants taxes from casinos in Atlantic City Assemblyman Thomas Paterniti. John Tergis of the New Jersey Attorneys for the guards con- was charged with conspiracy and cannot be used to pay for homestead D-Mtddlesex. who said senior PAAD, certain property tax deduc- tions, transportation of the handi- Council of Senior Citizens said the tend that their clients committed official misconduct for either rebates for the elderly and disabled. citiaens groups urged him to sponsor amendment would "reaffirm the no crime and should be acquitted participating in the alleged inci- the resolution that put the issue on capped and certain health and hous- Supporters of the change are ing programs. purpose" of the casino funds. of the charges. The defense dent or permitting the assaults. attempting to ensure that senior the ballot, said the amount would But Frank Haines. head of the lawyers say that while some Six also were charged with citizens get full benefits from the "protect the rights of the elderly." A 1976 constitutional amendment New Jersey Taxpayers Association, physical force was used, the tampering with or fabricating casino taxes, which under the state "All I want to see done is to ensure approved by state voters legalized said the plan would deprive future inmates were unbelievable wit- physical evidence or pubic re- constitution are dedicated to pro- that no governor will use this money casino gambling but restricted the governors of the flexibility they may nesses during the trial and cords. grams for the elderly. for inything but what it was intended taxes raised to programs cutting need to solve budget problems. embellished their accounts of the None was charged with assault Eldery New Jersey residents re- for,;' said Paterniti. taxes, rents and utility bills for the "Leave the power to decide how to alleged beatings. in the case. ceive an extra $50 annually on their Paterniti added that without such elderly and disabled. spend the state's money where it homestead rebates. And supporters an amendment, casino taxes could The battle over the use the money belongs, with the Legislature and the Bush to address GOP in Edison of Question No. 6 say that money be diverted again to deal with state began before the state's first casino governor," said Haines. RENTON (AP) - Vice Hardwick, chairman of the GOP President George Bush will group. Tattend a HOO-a-plate fund- During a May 6 visit to New raiser this week to benefit Re Jersey, Bush stressed the im- ACLU asks genderless high school sports publican legislative candidates, portance of a GOP takeover of GOP leaders announced yester- the Assembly, where'Democrats based on their gender," he said. "We don't see I played football.' I'm a legitimate hockey day. l| MM) KJtoEUS a danger from having a boy on a girl's team pteyer" now hold a 44-36 advantage. The Associated Press The luncheon in Edison on "We've got to set an example playing field hockey, either in terms of the boy Seymour Weiss, chief of the Education Depart- Thursday will be the final major here. New Jersey is going to set TRENTON — Arguing that all high school team dominating that sport or depriving girls of the ment's controversies and disputes division, said he would determine whether the department has pre-election fund-raiser or- pace. If we can get control of the sports should be open to boys and girls, the opportunity to engage in the sport " jurisdiction If so, a hearing probably would be ganized by the Republican Ma- Assembly, it sets an example for American Civil Liberties Union asked state Fogel said the group sent a petition to the jority '85, a group coordinating education officials to reinstate a 15-year-o|d boy held by an administrative law judge the rest of the country," Bush Education Department last week requesting that the GOP drive to win control of who was kicked off a girl's field hockey team, the Carney be allowed to rejoin the squad. William Caldwell. the superintendent of schools said in his May address. the state Assembly in the No- group's director said yesterday. The ACLU also represented Elizabeth Balsley, at Cumberland Regional, did not return two vember election, said Assembly In addition to the two visits by Charles Carney, a sophomore at. Cumberland a junior who successfully challenged an unwritten telephone calls to his office yesterday Republican Leader Chuck Hard- the vice president, President Regional High School, had played on the team for rule at the North Hunterdon Regional High School The Education Department issued the opinion wick. Reagan, former U.S. Sente Ma- a year and had begun practice for the second barring girls from playing on the football team. at the request of the New Jersey State "We certainly appreciate the jority Leader Howard Baker of season when he was told to leave in September. A ruling by an administrative law judge Interscholastic Athletic Association which needed help that the vice president gave Tennessee and Rep. Jack Kemp School officials said they based their decision allowing her to join the team this fall was upheld some clarifications on high school sports. us earlier in the campaign and of New York have come to New on a state Department of Education opinion; that by Education Commissioner Saul Cooperman Michael Herbert, lawyer for the association, the boost that he will be giving Jersey to boost Republican cam- girls may join boys teams, but that the reverse Balsley is on the squad but doesn't start. said a letter was then sent to school districts our efforts at this event," said paigns. should not be tolerated because of "historic Carney has said that he initially thought Ms. advising them not to allow boys to participate in discrimination" against female athletes. Balsley's case would help him because it would all-girl sports such as field hockey and lacrosse Accused ambulance hijacker held But Jeffrey Fogel, director of the ACLU's New clarify the rules. However, it was in response to "There is no question that if this youngster is Jersey chapter, said the group could not support her efforts that state officials issued the advisory on a girl's hockey team he is going to displace RENTON (AP) - A 31-year- his arrest and police called for an that argument. opinion that caused him to be kicked off the team. some girl," Herbert said. old man who. hijacked an ambulance fearing he was having "We should not, except in the most ex- "I don't want to be compared to her." Carney He said he knew of no school in the state where Tambulance and its four crew a heart attack. traordinary cases, discriminate against people has said. "Most people feel she is out there to say boys presently are playing on all-girl teams. members last week and led The ambulance took Lenz to police on a car chase through the Medical Center of Princeton four towns before surrendering, where authorities saw Lenz had was ordered held in lieu of a 380-caliber automatic pistol. 1200,000 bail by a Superior Court Kean urges a no vote on rules referendum Lenz then forced the am- judge yesterday. bulance and its occupants to Michael Lenz was arraigned leave the hospital parking lot and various fees and fines. pany. Shapiro said that by requiring enable the owner to avoid payment before Judge A. Jerome Moore took authorities on a chase TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Thomas Sen. Raymond Zane, D-Salem, people to pay a deductible up front, of the deductible." on charges of kidnapping, pos- through Princeton, Princeton H. Kean joined four former New sponsor of the resolution to put the it would "reduce the number of "The auto insurance system in session of controlled dangerous Borough, East Windsor and Jersey governors and Republican issue on the ballot, said the legislat- cases where the car owner and the New Jersey is an outrage," he said substance and possession of a Washington Township, where legislators yesterday urging voters ive branch is currently the "weak repair shop collude to fraudulently "Auto insurance rates today are weapon for an unlawful purpose. Lenz gave up. to defeat a November ballot issue sister" of state government. increase the repair estimate to obscene and everyone knows it." Moore set bail at $200,000, said Each of the four hostages that would give the Legislature the "What has emerged is a new Sgt. Ron Young of the Mercer escaped unharmed during por- power to veto rules and regulations branch of government called the County Sheriff's Department. tions of the 75-minute pursuit. adopted by state agencies. bureaucrats who operate outside any Lenz, whose last known address Authorities said Lenz held four Kean charged that the proposed check. This amendment is needed was in Spotswood, is being held crew members hostage because amendment to the state constitution because people deserve input over at Trenton's Mercer County De- he was agnry that police took would "destroy the balance of the rules and regulations of this tention Center. away his syringe and drugs. powers between the executive, legis- state," said Zane. Lenz was arrested Friday Two East Windsor police of- lative and judicial branches of At a Statehouse news conference. government." IT'S ALMOST HALLOWEEN! after police found a syringe and ficers sustained minor injuries Shapiro said reforms he has what they believed to be cocaine when Lenz struck their cruiser in "The proposed legislative veto proposed would reduce automobile in his car. He clutched his Washington Township, police could so paralyze the regulatory insurance rates by 25 percent. COME TO stomach and chest at the time of said. process to serve the goals of the He said current insurance rates private interests rather than the are "obscene" and among the high- public interests," Kean said at a est in the country. Ruling stayed for alleged mobsters Statehouse news conference. Former Gov. Brendan Byrne said: RED BANK ARMY NAVY EWARK (AP) - A federal and Thomas Ricciardi, 33, of "Passage of this amendment would 12 M0NM0UTH ST. • RED BANK • 842-8333 judge yesterday stayed for a Toms River. Ackerman had said put tremendous pressure on the "This amendment Nsecond time his ruling revok- the four were members of the Legislature to do indirectly what it is needed because ing bail for four alleged members "inner circle" of the organiza- can't do directly." of the Luchese crime family. tion allegedly operating in New Also yesterday, Democrat Peter people deserve U.S. District Magistrate Jersey and Florida. Shapiro, who is challenging Kean, a input over the Harold A. Ackerman said he He ordered them jailed until 50% OFF EVERYTHING Republican, in the Nov. 5 extended the stay until Friday at their April racketeering trial gubernatorial election, called for rules and 5 p.m. so the U.S. 3rd Circuit because he said they posed a reform of New Jersey's automobile regulations of this ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS Court of Appeals has a chance to threat to the public safety: insurance program. state." read his 100-page ruling and However, the stay enabled them If Public Question No. 7 on the OF MILITARY CLOTHING & G.I. SURPLUS determine if the stay should be to remain out of jail while they Nov. 5 ballot Is approved, it would State Sen. Raymond continued until an appeal of his considered an appeal. change the New Jersey Constitution Zane, D Salem IN NEW JERSEY FOR ADULTS & KIDS original ruling has been heard. Ackerman said yesterday that to give legislators the authority to Last Friday, Ackerman re- attorneys for the four had filed invalidate administrative rules and Shapiro proposed the following to • FEATURING* voked bail for Anthony Accel- for a continuance of the stay and regulations without passing accom- reduce insurance rates: tttro, of Hollywood, Fla , the his decision was only to give the panying bills or the governor's — Require that all lawsuits under NINJA SUITS • RAMB0 • C.I. JOE OUTFITS alleged leader of the crime appeals court a chance to read approval. $25,000 be submitted to arbitration CAMOUFLAOI, TlQIlt STRIPE, A HACK MT CLOTHNQ family, and Michael Taccetta, 38, the rather voluminous ruling. Opponents of the issue, including before going to court. Currently, of Florham Park, decribed by former governors Byme, Richard J. only claims under $15,000 are authorities as the Luchese under- "It's a procedural thing," Hughes, Robert B. Meyner and handled through arbitration. • CAMOUFLAGE FACE PAINT • BANDOLEERS boss in New Jersey. Ackerman said yesterday. "It William T. Cahill, say it represents — Lower lawyers' contingency The judge also ordered jailed gives the court the opportunity to a "power grab" by the Legislature fees from an average 33 percent to • GAS MASKS • MILITARY PATCHES & INSIGNIAS Michael Perna. 43. of Belleville, evaluate the merit of the stay." that would allow lawmakers to 20 percent. He said the lower the • 40 TYPES OF MILITARY HATS • MILITARY T-SHIRTS Intrude into the executive branch of contingency fee, the less likely a • FATIGUE PANTS • FIELD PANTS • FLIGHT JACKETS government. lawyer would be to encourage a Supporters contend it would hold client to file a nuisance suit. i BOMBER JACKETS • FLIGHTSUITS • PEACOATS • SWEATERS More state news, page 7B in check an out-of-control bureauc- — Require the up-front payment of racy that writes rules governing the deductible amount by the car OVIR 1OOO DIFFIRIKT ITlMt IN STOCK such areas as motor vehicles, the owner, with the full cost of the repair OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ' environment, consumer affairs and being paid by the insurance com- TUEIMY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 u The

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AT&T The right choice. The Register TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985. NATION/WORLD 7A NEWS DIGEST Nancy Reagan urges Israeli offers peace talks in Jordan NITED NATIONS (AP) - willing to reciprocate this step." united drug action Israeli Prime Minister He made the offer in a speech Shimon Perez offered yes- U before the UN. General As- "For your (industrialized) na- terday to go to Jordan this year UNITED NATIONS (AP) - First sembly during celebrations of the tions, the drug menace is a to participate in a Middle East Lady Nancy Reagan and the wives of United Nations' 40th an- tragedy,!' she said. "I am from a peace conference. 30 world leaders joined forces yes- poor, developing nation. For ours, "I hereby proclaim: The state niversary. The statement re- terday in a fight to save children and those like us, the drug menace of war between Israel and Jordan called the late Egyptian Presi- from the "infectious disease" of is a calamity." should be terminated immedi- dent Anwar Sadat's 1077 offer to drug abuse. The ohly first ladies scheduled to ately," Perez said. "Israel de- go to Jerusalem — a Journey that "This morning, mother-to-mother, address' the group personally had clares this readily in the hope paved the way to an Israeli- we've gathered to combat the terror been Mrs Reagan and Maria Manu- that (Jordanian) King Hussein is Egyptian peace treaty. striking every nation," Mrs. Reagan told the First Ladies Conference on ela Eanes, wife of President Antonio Drug Abuse, whichxapitalized on the dos Santos Ramalho Eanes of Portu- presence of heads of state for the gal. Bargainers work on Chrysler strike United Nations' 40th birthday. Asked later whether she had "There's a lot of hope in this planned to break in, Mrs. IIGHLAND PARK, Mich. pendent United Auto Workers of room, and I know that working Premadasa said, "I just suddenly (API — Bargainers for the Canada forged an agreement together we can turn this hope into thoughtl of it." HJ iUnited Auto Workers and with the automaker Sunday, and concrete programs to prevent Mrs. Eanes told the group: "At a Chrysler Corp. worked yesterday union members overwhelmingly further tragedy, educate our world time when public attention is to end a costly U.S. strike as endorsed it yesterday. about its perils and save lives," Mrs. focused on the United Nations, it is 10,000 Canadian Chrysler U.S. bargainers, who resumed Reagan said. an exceptional opportunity for us. . workers ended their May-old their sessions yesterday at . to try to make citizens of the whole walkout and headed back to Chrysler headquarters here, The meeting, following up a world aware of the need to fight this work. were mum on whether progress similar one Mrs. Reagan held in destructive phenomenon." Seventy thousand workers was being made. April, went smoothly until the Among those attending the con- ASSOCIATED PRESS walked out Wednesday in the UAW President Owen Bieber women were leaving for lunch, when ference were Queen Noor of Jordan, United States at the same time and Chrysler's chief negotiator, Sri Lanka's first lady, Hema wife of King Hussein; Imelda BLASTS U. S. — In a speech before the United Nations the strike began across the Thomas Miner, convened their Premadasa, caught the group off Marcos, wife of Ferdinand Marcos General Assembly, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega border. Analysts have estimated bargaining teams several hours guard with an unscheduled state- of the Philippines; Begum Shafiq ul- Saavedra charged that United States "aggression" was Chrysler's after-tax strike losses earlier than originally planned, ment. Haq Zia, wife of Pakistan's Zia ul- responsible for the recent emergency decree ending most civil at $15 million a day. but neither made public com- Haq; the Turkish and Greek leaders' rights in his Central American nation. "We on our part will She suggested the women take Negotiators for the newly inde- ments. wives. Mrs. Semra Ozal and suspend the state of emergency we have been forced to impose some concrete action, such as run- Margaret Papandreou, and Rosario ning a model program, and hold their due to the aggression, as of the very moment when the Maria Murillo de Ortega, wife of aggressions effectively cease," he said. Craxi seeks new Italian government next conference in a developing Nicaragua's President Daniel Or- country, preferably in Asia. tega OME (AP) - Bettino Craxi solutions," Craxi told reporters was asked to form a new after President Francesco Cos- Rgovernment yesterday, four siga named him premier-desig- days after he resigned as prime nate. minister, and politicians expect Politicians said Craxi would Klinghoffer eulogized, buried in N. J. him to try resurrect the same try to form a government with coalition that fell apart over the the same four parties that joined Aftyr the 50-minute service, the entered the synagogue. Her daugh- Achille Lauro hijacking. his Socialists in the former NEW YORK (AP) - Leon strokes and recently confided he wooden casket was taken to Beth ters — Lisa, 34, and lisa, 28 — hoped to muster the strength to walk - "I will immediately start work coalition — the Christian Demo- Klinghoffer's body, dumped in the David Memorial Park in Kenilworth, walked beside her. They dabbed lisa down the aisle at her upcoming to resolve the political crisis, crats, Republicans, Social Demo- sea during a terrorist hijacking, N.J. About 50 police officers were their eyes with handkerchiefs from wedding. which does not lend itself to easy crats and Liberals. came to rest in the earth on time to time. yesterday. The death of this crippled assigned to guard the family's Instead, he was "the victim of a man was "a holocaust of one," said privacy at the 10-acre cemetery. The two daughters spoke, recall- mad and depraved bunch of crimi- his rabbi. Klinghoffer, wheelchair-bound be- ing times when their father returned nals," said Mrs. Spiegel, who also Experiments ease cocaine craving cause of two strokes, was aboard the from business trips and brought "There was no justification for was a passenger on the Achille Italian cruise liner Achille Lauro them fancy dresses, and the times he Lauro's cruise: ALLAS (AP) - Researchers yesterday in Dallas at the annual Leon's murder. I cannot conceive of when it was hijacked on Oct. 7. would rush home on Friday nights have eased cocaine craving meeting of the Society for Neu- his brutal slaying being God's will. Authorities say the terrorists shot for festive family dinners. Tattelbaum, who was Klinghof- Dand withdrawal with a drug roscienee ..," said Rabbi Harvey Tattelbaum. him and then ordered crew members lisa looked toward the coffin fer's rabbi for almost two decades, that triggers production of an Cocaine quickly stimulates "Many things are finite. But not to throw Klinghoffer and his wheel- "Daddy, you worked so hard, had so compared Klinghoffer's death to the important brain chemical partly production of large amounts of human stupidity and human cruel- chair into the Mediterranean. much hardship and never com- biblical misfortunes of Jonah and depleted in chronic cocaine dopamine, possibly explaining ty- The body washed onto the shore in plained. The world knows you now as Job. users. why cocaine use is pleasurable, More than 600 attended the funeral Syria. Four men have been charged a hero, but you were always a hero Cocaine use gradually reduces said Estroff, of Fair Oaks Hospi- at Manhattan's Temple Shaaray "Who are those who murdered by Italian prosecutors with the to us," she said, as sobs resounded Leon? They are simply murderers, the brain's supply of a chemical tal in Summit, N.J. Tefila, including Gov. Mario Cuomo, piracy and murder. through the sanctuary. liars and thugs, " the rabbi said. that certain brain cells use to But the brain cannot cope with Mayor Edward I. Koch, Sens. Daniel Klinghoffer's wife, Marilyn, A family friend, Charlotte Spiegel, "Their circle invites psychotics and communicate. The chemical, such large amounts of dopamine, P. Moynihan and Alfonse D'Amato. called dopamine, is believed to and so the system for main- dressed in black and wearing a mink also spoke. She remembered a "very psychopaths.... There is no cause and two representatives of the stole and pearls, kissed her hand and good friend, a gentle man of humble among them beyond their capacity play a critical role in the taining adequate levels of the Israeli government. pleasure centers of the brain, substance is adversely affected, touched it to the coffin 'as she origins," who battled back from two for murder." said Dr. Todd Estroff in a report Estroff said. Bomb threat forces down Italian jet Nobelist calls budget plan 'Mickey Mouse' ONDON (AP) - An Italian Scotland Yard said no devices jumbo jet en route from were found aboard the Alitalia At the White House, presidential government's borrowing authority, adding automatic taxes to the auto- Milan to New York made an Boeing 747 and the plane was WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- L gressional negotiators went back to spokesman Larry Speakes dismissed to more than $2 trillion. matic spending cuts contemplated an unscheduled landing in London declared safe. The 208 passen- work yesterday on a Senate-passed the economist's remarks with a joke, Treasury Department officials by the plan. Sunday after a note warning of a gers and 17 crew members were saying, "Got nothing for him. I have said they will need that Under the Senate plan, there bomb on board was found in one put up in London overnight to balanced-budget plan that this year's Nobel laureate in economics derided thought he was the fella that painted borrowing increase in about 10 days, would be statutory ceilings on budget of the aircraft's toilets, officials continue the flight around noon the Sstine Chapel." thus putting pressure on the nego- deficits, beginning with $180 billion said. yesterday. as inadequate to do the job and dangerous to the economy. Meanwhile, the conferees, con- tiators to come up with a com- in the current fiscal year and promise version of the balanced- "Mickey Mouse, that's what the tinuing to study and ask questions decreasing by $36 billion a year until budget plan that will pass both bill is," Franco Modigliani, winner about how such a plan would work, reaching zero in 1991. Soviets perhaps paid spy suspect chambers of the 1985 Nobel prize for econ- indicated that they likely will not be Modigliani, who has been a critic taking concrete action until next So far, House Democrats have ASHINGTON (AP) - accounts probably came from the omics, said in testimony before the of the president's opposition to tax week. spent most of their time questioning Fugitive ex-CIA agent Ed- Soviets, partly because of "the congressional Joint Economic Com- increases and his support of supply- Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., chair- senators and their staffs about the ward L. Howard was paid juxtaposition in time" with How- mittee. side economics, said the balanced- W man of the Senate Finance Commit- implications of the plan. This week, budget plan "is entirely inadequate $6,000 last year by the Soviet ard's alleged meeting with KGB The Massachusetts Institute of tee and chairman of the conference, the House bargainers were expected to face the problem and is, in fact, KGB for U.S. intelligence officials in St. Anton, Austria, Technology professor added, "The said that if all the bargainers are to make proposals for revisions they actually mischevious in that it may secrets, federal officials said Sept. 20, 1984, the officials said. present formulation is an augur for committed to agreeing on a "self- think will be necessary to make the lull you into believing that you have yesterday. Howard, 33, who was fired by disaster." enforcing, statutory mechanism" to plan work. absolved your task and forget it 'til The officials, who spoke on the CIA in June, 1983 after two Modigliani's comments, just hours achieve a balanced budget, then Some Democrats have discussed after elections" in 1986. condition they not be identified, years with the agency, was before bargainers from the House "good minds can reach a fair said that FBI agents had traced charged by the FBI on Sept. 23 of and Senate convened their third conclusion." the $6,000 through bank records this.year with selling U.S. in- session, provided ammunition for The proposal to set declining The FBI agents determined that telligence secrets to Soviet KGB critics of the plan. The proposal's limits on budget deficits — now the money in Howard's bank officials in Austria a year ago. supporters, including President Re- agan, say it will force a balanced running at about $200 billion a year budget by 1991. — has been attached to legislation Smoking boosts costs for babies raising the national debt limit, the We Have The OSTON (AP) - Intensive have found that smoking mothers care for babies born too are more likely than non- MERCHANDISE! Bsmall because their mothers smokers to produce unusually to buy or sell smoked during pregnancy costs small babies, or those under 5.5 Americans $152 million a year in pounds. Some of the infants are medical expenses, a new study born prematurely,, while others $ 90 concludes. are full-term but undersized. 4 Lines • 10 Days • 6 "It's the first that I know of These small babies must often that looks at the impact of spend their first days of life in maternal smoking on the cost of newborn intensive care units, neonatal care," said Gerry Os- and this latest study attempts to 542-1700 ier, who conducted the analysis. . estimate the additional cost of • Doors A variety of studies in the past their special care. • Walls Fate of hostage remains a mystery • Over EIRUT, Lebanon (AP) "- Jihad have issued a blurred The fate of U.S. diplomat photograph of a man wrapped in Fireplaces BWilliam Buckley remains a a white shroud, and they say it is mystery despite claims that a Buckley's body. • • Living Rooms Shiite Moslem extremist group But State Department officials has killed him. say the picture is not "convincing Buckley is one of six Ameri- • Bar Mirrors evidence" that Buckley is dead. cans who were kidnapped in Beirut and are believed held by No body has turned up, but • Sliding Closet Islamic Jihad, a shadowy group Islamic Jihad reportedly has that communicates mostly offered to trade his remains for Doors through telephone calls. People the release of 100 Palestinians Guaranteed Results! purporting to be from Islamic held by Israel. Authorized Insurance Replacement Service If the item advertised is not sold High Court accepts land use case and llhrrori in Cvtiy Size you Can lirtalt within the first 10 days of your ASHINGTON (AP) - The has been taken from them by paid classified ad, well run Supreme Court, using a restrictions barring residential your ad 10 ADDITIONAL DAYS Wcase from California to housing. referee a battle between private ABSOLUTELY FREE! The court's decision, expected landowners and public officials Atlantic Glass by July, could be a major turning nationwide, agreed yesterday to Matawan R*dBank (Limit: one Item per ad point in land-use management in 11* MAM ST. 21 MAPLE AVE decide whether property owners COR WHITE ST fof r non-commercial use only) must be compensated when local the United States. But three > MAPLE AVE governments restrict the use of times in the last five years, the 747-2020 their land. justices backed away from deci- Land developers are contend- ding the issue after closely ing that their property, in effect. rhe Kegistei studying similar cases. DAILmil YV ^*— * SUNDACllklHAYV The Register

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 8A OPINION OURS We were lucky this time, but.

long with all the other residents of volunteer firemen showed up at Monmouth County, we were re- planning and zoning board meetings in Alieved to learn there were no Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, injuries during the fire at Channel where high-rises suddenly were Club Towers in Monmouth Beach last springing up along the shore. The week. firemen expressed concern then about It was a nasty blaze that caused • their inexperience in, and lack of heavy black smoke, gutted a number equipment for, fighting fires in these of units and forced evacuation of the structures. They often cited the luxury high-rise condominiums. Ob- movie, "The Towering Inferno," to viously, it was a harrowing ex- illustrate their fears. perience for the residents who fled In most cases, the firemen were down smoke-filled corridors and stair- advised by local officials that strict wells — and especially for those who building codes were the order of the were evacuated by way. of aerial day and that such codes would avert ladders. major conflagrations. All of those who helped at the scene — more than 100 volunteer firemen It's true there have been no and first aiders from six munici- extensive blazes in these buildings palities, the local police and area since high-rises first changed the residents who arrived and just pitched skylines in several Monmouth County in — deserve the gratitude of the municipalities. Nevertheless, we be- entire community. lieve the fire in Channel Club Towers Meanwhile, the fire raised anew should prod local officials to once some legitimate questions about again address the very real problems YGP GOES THE WEASEL protection of high-rise buildings in the of fighting fires in high-rises. Perhaps area. For instance, Fire Chief John the time is approaching when we Mason of Monmouth Beach immedi- should consider having a team of high- rise specialists with adequate equip- A last-minute spending orgy? ately set out to check the other tall condominiums that dominate the ment that would be available on a WASHINGTON - The Indian Health 1984, in 390 separate, relatively small the two health agencies "could not readily beachfront in his small community, regional basis. Service spent nearly $6 million on computer purchases. This "fragmentation" had the provide accurate records of how much was which is served exclusively by volun- We were lucky this time. It's now equipment last fall without going through effect of circumventing regulations, which spent on the procurements (even after seven teer firefighters. entirely appropriate to think about a normal procurement procedures, and De- require that purchases above a certain level months) is an indication of the lack of control - $130,000 if competitive, $90,000 if sole- over the... procurement process," the report We recall that, about a decade ago, next time. partment of Health and Human Services officials want to know why. source'— be approved at the departmental adds. A draft report of the department's in- level. The fragmentation also had the effect of vestigation suggests that the Indian health disguising the related nature of the purchases care agency, a branch of the Public Health from high-level officials until it was too late Service, was indulging in a last-minute orgy to stop the acquisitions, the report explains. OTHERS of spending before the end of the fiscal year Jack Anderson But some Public Health Service officials Sept. 30, to avoid having to return the money had, in fact, warned their colleagues in the to the Treasury. Indian agency that the last-minute shopping A panel of procurement and management Officials involved would not comment on spree would look suspicious. According to the officials, along with an official from the the situation, but the draft report drew a report, they warned that the purchases "had department's inspector-general's office, was heated denial of wrongdoing from a top all the earmarks of fragmentation and that The Nobel Peace Fraud assigned to look into the matter. The panel administrator of the Public Health Service. such an approach violated prescribed acquisi- found that the Indian Health Service "clearly Our associate Donald Goldberg obtained tion policies and the dictates of sound Nobel Peace Prize hit a new professional eoleague of Dr. Chazov. violated" the rules "by fragmenting their copies of both the investigative report and the business practices." low with the award to the Inter- Dr. Brodsky originally was charged acquisitions and acted without proper officials' response. Because the investigators concluded that national Physicians for the with "malichious hooliganism" for, authority," according to the draft report. The investigation was ordered earlier this the irregular procedures may have been due year when a department review disclosed "Our best approximation of the dollar Prevention of Nuclear War. among other things, putting up an value of the equipment purchased is 19.9 to "a sincere desire to serve their constituent The Soviet co-president of the exhibit in his apartment of photos that the Indian Health Service had spent 13.4 tribes," they recommended little action be million on computer equipment in September million, of which $3 4 million was bought in honored group is Dr. Yevgeny Chazov, about the American peace movement September," the report states. The fact that taken again.. the responsible officials. the cardiologist who treated Leonid sent to him by Daniel Ellsberg. Brezhnev. Still more telling, another t nother Trust group member, Kiril prominent Soviet affiliate is Prof. Popov, was arrested on June 19 for Ho-hum to Charles and Di Marat Vartanyan of the Institute of spreading "anti-Soviet propaganda" Psychiatry, the leading apologist for and faces a 12-year term. During the Everyone in Washington is talking about of Charles' servants as well as his private I said. the Soviet practice of throwing dissi- summer, two 17-year-olds girls were the visit of Prince Charles and Princess Di secretary." "You're not supposed to talk to royalty dents in mental hospitals. The Soviets in November. Most people are behaving like "That's what you call toughlove," I said. unless they talk to you first," she told me. put in a mental hosptal for trying to idiots trying to wangle an invitation to one of withdrew from the World Psychiatric "What makes it even worse is Di has cut "Where did you hear that?" participate in a joint demonstration the glittery affairs. I'm happy to report my off the Prince's contact with all his friends "I read it in Miss Manners." Association in 1983 under threat of with visiting Dutch peace activists. wife and I couldn't care less from his bachelor days, and will not allow "Well if you cant talk to them.- what's the expulsion over this practice. Perhaps the most punished of the "I never was big for royalty," I said to her him to see any of his old girlfriends." big deal about getting invited to a party?" Less squeamish, the Nobel commit- as we roasted potatoes in the fireplace. "The National Enquirer said that although Trust group members, Alexander "Me neither. K you've seen one Prince of you can't talk, you can stare at them," my tee was impressed by the group's role Shatravka, completed a three-year Wales you've seen them all." wife said. in "spreading authoritative infor- sentence this August, and was "The thing to do is not answer the phone Art Buchwald "Why do people kill to go to that kind of mation" on "the catastrophic conse- promptly sentenced to another four for the next two weeks. Then if Buckingham bash?" quences of atomic warfare," thus Palace calls we can always say we were "I guess it's just to say they've been years without even leaving the camp. out." there." increasing public opposition to nu- The provincial court that originally "Suppose they deliver the invitation by "Why would a wife do that?" "Are you sorry you weren't invited?" I clear weapons. But this information is put him away had said bluntly that his hand. I saw a wigged footman in the "She's very headstrong. She's not the shy asked her. spread almost exclusively in the neighborhood yesterday. He was only two virgin we saw being married on TV by "Of course not. What woman wants to go work interfered with Soviet manipu- Barbara Walters." West. Activity inside the USSR has blocks away." to the trouble of buying a brand-new evening lation of the Western peace move- "Don't open the door. Once royalty serves "You never know what is going on behind gown and silver shoes just to meet the next been the barest possible window ment. you with an invitation you have to go." closed doors." King of England, when she can stay home in dressing. "I don't know why the girls who patronize "It wasn't behind closed doors. It was in her bathrobe and watch 'Dynasty' on TV?" In 1982, just before the Geneva talks The American members of the my beauty parlor are making such a fuss," Vanity Fair." "That is exactly the way I feel. Let other on strategic weapons, the Inter-' Physicians group have turned a blind my wife said. "After all the Prince and "What did they say about the Prince people fight for two chairs at J.C, Penney's. Princess are just-like any young married besides thase public awareness of fires. The I'd rather have two seats to a Redskins game. national Physicians did have one joint eye not only to the unofficial activists couple having marital trouble." goal of these campaigns is to overcome the Did the mail come today?" I asked. panel discussion on Soviet television, but to the most prominent of all the "How do you know they're having marital apathy, and even the ignorance, of many "Yes, it's over there." unadvertised and shown in daytime voices for peace, Andrei Sakaharov. problems?" people about the tragedy of home fires. "Anything in it?" when viewing is low. The Soviet wing Efrem Yankelevich, the husband of "I read in People magazine that Charles These campaigns hope to reduce the loss "Not really." and Di aren't getting along. She keeps going of life and injury by fire by at least 10 percent I peeked out the window. "Maybe the of the group also published a book on Dr. Sakharov's stepdaughter, reports out until 4 in the morning and he keeps falling eanot going to any of the parties because we British Embassy doesn't know where we the medical consequences of a nuclear that the family has tried since 1980 to off his horse. They say that Di has fired all wouldn't have anything to discuss with him," live." attack. But only 7,000 copies were reach the group's American co- printed, compared with a normal president, Dr. Bernard Lown of Soviet printing of 200,000, and most of Harvard, who has responded to none these were exported. Dissident peace of their repeated letters and phone activists in Moscow could finally calls. In 1984, when Dr. Sakharov was YOURS obtain a copy only when a Western on a hunger strike, his stepchildren visitor brought them one. went to a world conference of the A letter to Bruce ed the government's definition of racial Howard, passed a series of strengthening The pampered Soviet establish- Physicians group in Helsinki trying to discrimination and denouncing many dis- amendments to the Superfund law. The crimination remedies as being illegal or Howard bill is a powerful ray of hope for the ement represented in the Inter- get an audience with Dr. Lown and To The Editor: I reside in Las Vegas, Nevada, and rode on 'unconstitutional, is moons ahead of what is millions of Americans living near dangerous Dr. Chazov. The two categorically national Physicians contrasts with the one of five buses called "The Springsteen appropriate in combatting bias-related ills. hazardous waste dumps. It corrects the Soviet Union's real peace activist, refused to see them. Other delegates Express". This gave me the privilege of The Administration's desire to eradicate profound deficiencies in the current Super- discrimination is commendable. Its eager- such as the unofficial Moscow Group from the conference met with Dr. seeing Bruce Springsteen in concert. Not only fund law. It sends a clear signal to polluting ness in curtailing remedial programs, which industry and the Environmental Protection to Establish Trust between the Sakharov's family only after it be- was his music great, but Bruce himself is the wannest entertainer I have ever seen. He at best have a modicum of success in Agency that Congress is serious about redressing the vestiges of generations of U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A. (See "The came a scandal in the Finnish and just doesn't sing his songs, he sings for the cleaning up hazardous waste. discrimination, is premature and not in the Real Peace Movement," Review & Sweedish press. people. He also makes you a part of his spirit of the Constitution. The humane Among the bill's key accomplishments Outlook, Jan. 10, 1984; "Their True When the Nobel committee gave entourage by telling you stories of his parents principles of the Constitution permit the and when he was growing up. Bruce has a are: Face," Review & Outlook, Dec. 21, the peace prize to Dr. Sakharov 10 tempering of rulings by the Supreme Court — a requirement that EPA begin cleanup heart as big as the world and makes the in determining how justice is meted out; in 1984.) Just two months ago a Moscow years ago, the award gained some audience a big part of his world. at 600 dumps over the next five years. this case, the repairing of the gaping wounds — a requirement thet Superfund cleanups court gave a three-year sentence to a dignity from its recipient. It now His awareness of the under-privileged left by over two hundred years of racial people and what he is doing about them meet the standards and criteria of other leader of the dissident peace group, demeans itself by honoring hypocrisy. discrimination. federal environmental laws. Dr. Vladimir Brodsky, a former makes you enjoy him even more. I have seen Wall Street Journal and enjoyed many concerts, but the per- The "discrimination" involved in "quotas" — creation of strong incentives for EPA to formers sang their songs and the audience is justice delayed, which charitably assists in treat Superfund waste and not just bury them applauded, unlike Bruce who made you a part stifling the far greater repugance of rampant back in the ground. of him and his music. There should be more discrimination — or justice denied. Rec- — a provision allowing citizens to sue entertainers like him He should be ap- ompense to the victims for what has been, in polluters to force the clean up of dangerous plauded by all people as the warmest, part, apartheid American-style, is very much dumps being ignored by EPA. sincerest individual in the universe. in keeping with the preamble's bright As Mr. Howard has reminded us. passage I tried my hardest to get this to your promise of establishing justice. This ac- of his bill in Committee is just the first step The Register complished, the absoluteness of Reagan's hometown newspaper — so, Bruce, if you are in a long march towards pasiage of a strong non-discrimination directives will then be Superfund by the entire House of Representa- reading this, thank you for touching my soul. appropriate. Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register I tried to talk to you while in Los Angeles but, tives. We are confident that with his A Price Communications Corporation Newspaper of course, I did not succeed. I pray that WiHiMDnU leadership we can bring his Committee bill sometime my children and I get the Red Bank to the President's desk. We pledge our continued support to assist him in those GEORGE J. LISTER opportunity to see or taw to you. It would be PrMid«nt ind a cherished moment in our lives. efforts to protect the people of New- Jersey MM* from leaking dumps. WILLIAM H. THOMPSON JANE FODERARO Praise for Howard's bill CLIFF'SCHECHTMAN North Us Vegas. Nevada Lull Dick. N«Wt E0W Ea«x Clly EMDr To the Editor: Apartheid American-style Last week the Public Works Committee of RICHARD NICOLETTI CARL O. FORINO PAMELA ABOUZEID To The Editor j the U.S. House of Representatives, under the Sporti Edito' LlfMyO E»IO' The Reagan Administration, having alter- strong leadership of its chairman, James Washington, DC. TUBOAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 The Regiiler Hazlet police arrest OBITUARIES Diner hearing continues 2 on robbery charge AIDS test envisioned •%* if the "standard package" for storage of gasoline Is a fiberglass tank with The Register a leak detector. But O'Connor said HAZLET - Township police ar- EATONTOWN - Exxon, Inc. that the company is evaluating two rested two Middletown men yester- for known prostitutes day in connection with the Sunday would Install a secondary contain- types of systems for the proposed ment system around the gasoline station that have a second contain- morning robbery of a fast-food Mary F. Gonover empower authorities to Institu- restaurant. storage tanks at its proposed gas ment system One would use double- Anyone convicted of prosti- John F. Jahn, 18, and Kevin Mary F. Conover, 93, of Memphis, station at Route 35 and Wyckoff walled steel tanks with a liner tution or patronizing a prostitute tionalize those who are AIDS Dewise, 22, both of Naveslnk Ave , Tennessee died Saturday at home. Road, Exxon engineer Timothy around the lines that carry the would be required to submit to a carriers and continue to engage Middletown, were arrested and Born In Red Bank, Mn. Conover O'Connor said last night. gasoline to the fuel pumps, while the test for Aqulred Immune Defi- the type of sexual activity that charged with stealing more than lived In Philadelphia before moving second would employ double-walled ciency Syndrome (AIDS), if a bill O'Connor testified at the seventh leads to AIDS infection. (3,000 from the Burger King re»v to Tennessee 25 years ago. fiberglass tanks with double-walled being drafted at the request of hearing on Exxon's application for Flynn claimed medical taurant, Rt 36, Hazlet, said Det. Lt- fuel lines, O'Connor said. Assemblyman William E. Flynn, She had been a bookeeeper for several variances, Including one authorities have indicated that John McCabe. F W Woolworth and Co. in Red which would permit the gasoline The diner was opened in ltM by D-Monmouth and Middlesex, be- prostitutes are continuing to ply McCabe said the robbery occurred Bank, Philadelphia, and Atlantic station to be built within 2,000 feet of Emanuel and Freda comes law. Moreover, the results City for M yean before her retire- Mauroleon,Freehold They are the would be relayed to the State their trade even though they know shortly after 3 a.m. Sunday morning. ' another station. If the variance* are He said no weapons were used and ment in IKS. current owners. Police. they may be infected with AIDS. granted the company will demolish no injuries reported Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. the Monmouth Queen Diner and At a June board meeting, Fredrick In addition, the bill would give Authorities now are powerless Police arrested the suspects yes- Elizabeth Kearney of Memphis, and replace It with a gasoline service V. Teufel, a representative of Exx- authorities power to place the Mn. Cathryn Snyder, with whom she on, said his company would not buy to do anything to stop the sexual terday morning at the Atlantic station. prostitutes in an institutional Hotel, Keansburg. McCabe said lived; one brother, Benjamin Til ton the Monmouth Queen property un- activity of those who are AIDS Speaking at a Zoning Board meet- setting that would "take them off most of the money was recovered.; of Mira Mar, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. less the requested variances were the streets," Flynn said. carriers or victims, except to ing, O'Connor, a construction engi- Assisting in the arrest were Joe Hulit of Coconut Creek, Fla., and approved. impose short jail sentences if neer employed by Exxon, said that The bill is one of three Flynn is Keansburg Police Chief Raymond Mn. Harry Lomax of Eatontown; having drafted that would try to they are convicted of prostitution. O'Hare and Hazlet Reserve Officer one grandson; six great-grand- prevent the spread of AIDS. Buddy Amato children; and five great-great-grand- The second would make prosti- In another measure aimed at children. tution and patronizing a prosti- AIDS, Assemblywoman Jac- Jahn and Dewise have been The Robert A. Braun Home for Bamm Hollow hearing set tute more serious crimes if the queline Walker, also D-Mon- charged with theft of movable Funerals, Eatontown, Is in charge of prostitute or customer, knowing mouth and Middlesex, said she property and conspiracy to commit arrangements. he or she is a carrier of AIDS plans to sponsor a bill to require theft. Jahn also has been charged the development plan, and McKean with possession of less than 25 grams MIDDLETOWN - A public hear- virus, commits any of several sex the testing of all donated blood for ing on a Shrewsbury developer's said therefore he would vote against acts named in the bill. of marijuana and forgery. proposal to build 450 homes on the It, unless Everett changes its pos- AIDS virus. The bill also would Mae Catalano The third would make it a Both are being held at the Mon- Bamm Hollow Country Dub is ition. "I just voted to let him have require all doctors who prescribe crime for any person to commit mouth County Jail pending a court scheduled for December 12. the public hearing," he commented. blood to check that an AIDS test Mae Catalano, 78, of Long Branch, Township Attorney Peter Carton any of the sex acts knowing that appearance, police said. Bail has The Township Committee set the he or she Is an AIDS carrier and was performed. died yesterday at home. said he was satisfied that the been set at $3,000 for Jahn and *2,000 Bom in New York City, Mrs. date after agreeing to introduce an for Dewise. ordinance to rezone Bamm Hollow ordinance, as amended by the de- Catalano lived hi Irvington before veloper, would preserve the golf moving here almost six years ago. for townhouses next Monday. The ordinance will be the subject of the course from further development, Surviving is her husband Vito after the 450 town houses are built. Catalano. public hearing. The Damlano Funeral Home, A majority of the committee Carton was concerned that the golf Long Branch, is In charge of ar- course, which is to be left 80 percent Route 18 plans announced members agreed to introduce the rangements. open space under the present ordinance, but Richard McKean, opening of the Wyckoff Road access Wyckoff Raod to Route 36. who agreed with members Olga proposal, would be developed at a EATONTOWN — The state trans- further date. But by including speci- to route 18 for up to two months if When the borough had received no Boeckel and Richard Kelly to in- portation commissioner told borough answer from the DOT before the bids fications in the ordinance, and the connecting segment to Route 36 troduce it, said he did not plan to officials yesterday that work is for the Wyckoff Road portion of the through other legal maneuvers, could be completed more quickly Dan White, vote for its adoption. scheduled on the last sections of than scheduled. highway were received earlier this A local citizens group, the Everett Carton said the integrity of the golf Route 18 so that traffic will be month, the council instructed course could be assured. The borough has been attempting convicted killer Civic Association, does not support directed to Route 36 within six to block the state's plan to complete Borough Attorney Abraham Zager to months after the highway is com- the last portion of the highway in two explore how the project could be SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - pleted to Wyckoff Road. sections because it would create blocked legally. Former Supervisor Dan White, In a letter to Mayor J. Joseph what was described as "unbearable Yesterday, Frankel said that Bod- who shot and killed Mayor AIDS Frankel dated Oct. 17, Roger Bod- traffic conditions" here man, Department of Transportation man's letter sounds "encouraging." George Moscone and Supervisor The state's proposal calls for He said, "My concern is to make Harvey Milk In their City Hall Continued from Page 1A Hornik said it may be a rumor that commissioner, said that DOT plans people with AIDS — Acquired completing the section from Deal sure that what is done out there offices in 1078, committed there's an AIDS victim at the call for finishing the segment of Road to Wyckoff Road, and later Immune Deficiency Syndrome — an Route 18 from Deal Road in Ocean doesn't negatively impact Eaton- suicide yesterday, city officials hospital but noted, "The first aid constructing the final part of the town." said. incurable, communicable, fatal de- squad is concerned. And when Township to Wyckoff Road here in sease which destroys the body's road from Wyckoff Road to Wayside White killed himself by carbon they're concerned, we're concerned. December 1987, and completing a Frankel said he would "share" the immune system. Road in Tinton Falls. monoxide poisoning by attaching We will get a clarification. They connecting road from Wyckoff Road Borough officials met with Bod- letter with other council members. a garden hose to the exhaust pipe The squad has expressed concern deserve maximum protection. The to Route 36 in June 1988, according man in the summer and asked that He said he had discussed Route 18 of his car and passing the other over unconfirmed reports that the fact is that there is a question and to Frankel. the state delay opening the Wyckoff with Bodman at the groundbreaking end into the passenger compart- hospital is keeping at least one it deserves to be clarified." The letter also said that the DOT Road access until the road is totally ceremony for the reconstruction of ment, said Police,Chief Cornelius patient with AIDS in Isolation, " Hornik added that "the squad is all would be willing to hold up the completed or build a link from the traffic circle yesterday. Murphy. according to Steinberg and Hor- volunteer. They provide an in- "I am very sorry to hear that owitz. valuable service to Marlboro Town- Dan White has taken his life," Horowitz said she is waiting for ship. There are rumors all over the said Mayor Dianne Feinstein, the Hornik to set a meeting between place. We just have to make sure." Moseone's successor who an- squad leaders and hospital adminis- Thomas English, chairman of the nounced the City Hall shootings trators to discuss the squads' con- hospital's Board of Trustees, said almost seven years ago. "My cerns. Hornik yesterday would not over the weekend that if there are NOTICE TO sympathy goes to his widow, confirm or deny that a meeting is set AIDS victims at the facility, the first Mariann, his children and his for today. He had said over the aid squad need only meet with family, who have suffered very weekend that a tentative meeting physicians at the hospital to learn much. This latest tragedy should was scheduled for yesterday which guidelines for handling the victims. BUSINESS CUSTOMERS close a very sad chapter in this did not take place. Administrators English said he's been told by city's history." were not available comment. other board members that they've As news spread of his death, a Hornik said he "Informed the heard unconfirmed reports that hospital that it should be aware of WITH MORE THAN large crowd gathered outside the there's an AIDS victim at the modest house where he apparent- the fact that that may be a possi- hospital, and that there may have ly was living with his wife. bility, that there may be a problem. been another one who was trans-' . White shot Milk, a popular gay We notified (hospital adminis- ferred elsewhere several weeks ago. ONE TELEPHONE LINE supervisor, and Moscone on Nov. trators) that they would have to "It does not surprise me that we 27, 1978, just days resigning his make other (first aid) arrangements may have had, or have, or will have elected office. He had come to until there is a clarification. We are patients with AIDS," English said, As authorized by the Federal Communica- the mayor's office on the day of moving very cautiously." noting that there are more than 800 tions Commission, effective October I, the shootings to ask Moscone to Charlene Brown, spokeswoman known AIDS cases in New Jersey give him his job back, but for the state Department of Human and more than 5,000 in New York. 1985, the monthly multi-line business Moscone refused Services, which runs the facility, "We are a public hospital. I think said Friday, "We don't have any. since we are a public hospital Subscriber Line Charge was reduced from confirmed patients with AIDS at rendering mental health care, we Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital." are obligated .to render that care $5.68 to $4.36 per line. 201 Card ol Thanfca Yesterday she said, "I checked whether or not the patient has AIDS. today and I have nothing to give me There's no way we can escape not THE FAMILY— CX ma law Eugena Swig* Sr any further information," on the having a patient with AIDS." «HM« to mat— I1IHIM1 flratHuda to ttm Red Bank matter. "We certainly need the first He said the hospital can isolate nn AM Squad. fled Bank PoKa Oepl and to all otters tor m*r hlndnaas Iri our lime of aorrmr. aid squad. We rely on their sevice." AIDS victims with no difficulty She did not say what the hospital Of the first aid squad, English would do if the squad discontinues said, "They are a volunteer group. 202 Daalti Nolle* service for the facility, noting, "I They are dedicated. And their dedi- think right now we'd be specu- cation is to help the ill. What CONOVER Mary F |nea Tlllon) on Sal Ocl It lating " happens if there's an auto accident at Mr residence. Memphis. Tennaaaae Funeral New Jersey Bell asntces Wad Oct a at 2 p m from Ota Rotart A Brown has said all patients are on Route 9 and they find out the •nun Homa for Funerals. 106 Broad St, EalonMon diagnosed and that Human Services accident victim has AIDS? What are A Bel Atlantic' Company Tha Rev. W Joaaph Leigh officiating Friends may can at ma funeral home ttiia svenlng al 7-9 p.m would know if there were an AIDS they going to do? Leave him lying victim at the hospital. there?" 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with the school, the Service Corps of social atmosphere, featuring Retired Executives. dynamic entertainment, large dance The thirty-member organization floor and snacks. Just three miles Middletown will be headed by Maurice Steinfeld from parkway exit 117. Orientation of Englishtown, retired senior vice- is at 8 pm. Dancing begins at 9 pm. president (rom Stacy Fabrics. With All singles are welcome. Jr. Women's Club plans a degree in mechanical engineering as well as a masters in business ecology crafts workshop administration, Steinfeld will try to broaden the group's efforts on behalf The GFWC Jr. Women's Club of of small business, especially in Colts Neck Middletown will be having a work- outlaying parts of the county. shop on Oct. 23 at B p.m. at the home To help him administer the educa- of Sarah Vogel. tional and counseling program for Weekly singles dances Members will be working on the group the following officers were ecology crafts for their upcoming named: Martin Becker, retired set at Colts Neck Inn Apple Festival Craft Show and Sale liquor store operator of Long Branch on Nov. 9 at the Firehouse #1 on Rt. and Bert French, Middletown CPA, Singles Again, Inc., an organiza- 3SS, next to Cervino's. as vice-presidents; Berth Baron, tion for all singles, is sponsoring a Keyport bank executive, as sec- dance party every Thursday night retary; and Manny Gale, Keyport through Nov. 14 at the Colts Neck Free x-ray screenings entrepeneur and retired banker, as Inn, Freehold Rd. Great dance treasurer. music, a large crowd and food are set for Halloween candy featured. Orientation is at 8 pm. Dancing begins at 9 pm. All singles Emergency Medical Offices, 2 Women's advisory group are wtlcome. Kings Highway, will offer free x-ray screening of Halloween treats from 8 to 11 p.m., Oct. 31, and from 8 a.m. schedules dayconference to 12 noon Nov. 1. X-ray screening can detect the The Monmouth County Advisory Highlands presence of metallic objects Commission on the Status of Women embedded in food. Of course, is co-sponsoring a one day con- parents should still examine candy ference on Oct. 25 at Brookdale and cookies for other types of Community College titled, "Work Highlands Seniors set tampering. and Family: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow." The program is of- anniversary luncheon fered, without charge, and is funded Ruth Murphy honored by by the New Jersey Committee for The Highlands Senior Citizens will the Humanities. meet Oct. 24 at 1 p.m. at the women's club members The conference will address the Recreation Center, Snug Harbor demands of the job conflict with the Avenue. The thirteenth anniversary needs of the family — how working will be celebrated. A box lunch will Ruth Murphy, president of the be served followed by a Halloween GFWC Women's Club of Middletown families have coped with this con- flict and the implications of this Party. Costume prizes will be was recently honored for her ten Middletown who displays her Halloween spirit by conflict on public policy. The con- awarded. SPOOK HOUSE — Neighborhood children are years of service and dedication as decorating the outside of her home with a adviser to the Junior Women's Club ference has been scheduled for 9:30 sure to get an extra treat on Halloween night at the home of Sarah Vogel. a.m. to 2 p.m. Discussion groups will when they visit the home of Linda Hafner ot collection of friendly ghouls and witches. The Junior's "roasted" Ruth with follow until 3:30 p.m. a surprise "this is your life" Registration is required. Lunch West Long Branch program in which former members and coffee break are optional. For and members of the women's club further information, contact the participated. commission at its offices in Free- "Jasper' awards honor hold tops in public relations The 11th annual "Jasper" com- Lincroft munication awards, sponsored by A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations. Rates 13.75 for three lines for 1 day ($1.00 each Freehold the Jersey Shore Public Relations additional line), $5.00 for three lines for two days ($1.50 each additional line), K 50 for three lines for three days and Advertising Association, will be (12 00 each additional line), $7.50 for three lines for four or five days (12 25 each additional line), $9 00 for three lines at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 25, at the Squire's for six to eight days ($2 50 each additional line). $10.50 for three lines for nine to ten days (13 00 each additional line). 'Abandonment of Jews' Pub on Monmouth Road. $13.50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day $100. each additional line $3 00. Deadline 11 A.M. two days Singles Again presents This year's dinner and awards before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000. ask for The Date Secretary to be topic at lecture ceremony will mark the 20th an- ' Wednesday danceparties niversary of the organization. Annual Halloween Hullabaloo and Dr. David Wyman, author, will OCTOBER 1$ THRU NOVEMBER 3 Indoor Flea Market. Ladies Aux- Several hundred entries from New Holiday Craft Boutique, over 50 Witch Haunt. Sponsored by Middle- iliary Keyport Elks 12030.94 p.m. 249 speak on "The Abandonment of the Singles Again Inc., an organization Jersey communications have been town Township Parks & Recreation. Jews: America and the Holocaust" for all singles, will sponsor a dance crafters. Sigismondi's Greenhouse, Broadway, Keyport. Tables 6' $8, 8' entered in this year's contest. The Lloyd Rd. Aberdeen. 10 am to 7 pm. Will be held at 10 am at Croydon Hall. at Brookdale Community College at party every Wednesday through $10, 10' $12. Call 264-3967. Jasper Award, a gold-plated quill, daily. Children 12 & under Prizes for cos- 7 p.m., tomorrow night. Nov. 13 at the Cinnamon Tree in will be presented to winners in 18 tumes. Haunted Hall, Witches Pheh. Tinton Falls School PTA Craft Wyman, who wrote the 1984 best Freehold, Rt. 9, v4 mile north of the categories. The entries include OCTOBER 2»-M Rain date. Oct 28 at 3 pm. For info. Show, 674 Tinton Ave , Tinton Falls. selling book of the same title, will circle. Music, food and dancing are advertisements, internal publi- SUNDAY THRU MONDAY Call 291-9200. $15 per space Mrs. Blankley. 842-8172 speak in Forum 103. The lecture is featured. All singles are welcome. cations, brochures and radio, tele- Father Terrance O'Toole, a after 6 p.m. for application. The Annual Building Fund Bazaar co-sponsored by the Brookdale Stu- vision and video productions. Capuchin Priest will conduct a St. dent Services Board and the col- Jude's Novena in St. Agnes Church, will be held at Calvary Baptist NOVEMBER 1 - lege's Center for Holocaust Studies. Atlantic Highlands. Novena Prayers Church, Bridge Ave & River St., Red FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY Tickets for the lecture may be will be recited at the Sunday Masses Bank. At 9:00 am There will be a Holiday Craft Boutique. Over 50 obtained by calling Brookdale. Hazlet at 7:30,10:30 4 12 Noon on October 20 Bake Sale, Chicken Dinners and a Crafters Sigismondi's Greenhouse. Keyport 4 27 Devotions will be held during Flea Market Lloyd Rd.. Aberdeen. 10am-7pm the week at 9am and 7:30pm. It is daily. open to the public. Rummage Sale. Old First Church, 69 King's Hwy. Middletown 9:30-3 NOVEMBER 3 - SUNDAY Volunteer organization Singles dances planned OCTOBER tt - TUESDAY pm. Good used clothing, household Annual Crafts Bazzar. To benefit Indoor Yard Sale set articles, books, tt toys. Long Branch Chapter of Deborah Singles Again Inc., an organization Rummage Sale Reformed Church elects 1985-86 officers of Tinton Falli. 62 Hance Avenue. 9-2 Hospital 10am-4pm at the Long for all singles, is sponsoring a The Reformed Church of Keyport pm Clothing, linens, shoes, pocket- Bazaar. First Presbyterian Church Branch Armory, Cooper & Ocean New officers were sworn in last weekly dance at the Lakeside Man- will havean Indoor Yard Sale at the books. of Atlantic Highlands at Third & East Aves. Rent-a-space $12. For reser- week at Brookdale for the largest or, Rt. 36, through Nov. 3. It's a Church House on Osborn Street on Highlands Avenues From 10 am to 4 vations call 229-0549 Prizes 4 re- volunteer organization affiliated great way for singles to meet in a Oct. 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. OCTOBER 23 - WEDNESDAY pm. Handmade Christmas items, de- freshments. Monmouth County Historical licious food table, plants, tt many tun Assoc. Lecture. "Domestic Detail: surprises. Refreshments available Atlantic City Bus Trip to Caesars Life at home in early America." By White Elephant table. Rummage Palace Casino. Donations $15 Rebate Betsy Garrett of ANTIQUES MAGA- Come and join us. $12 in quarters, $3 food coupon 4 $7 50 ZINE B 30 pm Rumson Country Day deferred Bus will leave 11:30 a.m. at School. Ridge Rd and Bellvue Ave. Marlboro Fire Co , Ladles Aux- Keansburg High School parking lot. Rumson Tickets $7 at the door For iliary Indoor/outdoor Crafts Show, Sponsored by the Keansburg High information call 462-1466 Flea Market. Childrens games, Booster Club For reservations call prizes, lunch available At firehouse 49M406. OCTOBER 24 - THURSDAY Rt. 79 4 School Rd West 9 am to 4 Save at Ziebart. NOVEMBER 6 - WEDNESDAY Singles Again NJ's leading single pm. For info. Call 462-3959 organization hosts the shores largest Chinese Auction. 7:30 pm. Runs by dance at Colts Neck Inn, Rt 537, OCTOBER It 4 27 St. Mark's E.C.W. Tickets $2 50 Can Colts Neck' Free buffet Dance 9 pm. SATURDAY & SUNDAY be purchased at the door. Held at New members orientation 8 pm. For Shrewsbury Township Senior Club. Buck Smith's, East Keansburg. For Running more info Call 5284343 All single Annual Bazaar Crafts, raffle It information call Ruth Smith 787-2343 welcome. luncheon, at Community Center 9:30 or Marilyn Kelbley 671-0760. am to 4:30 pm. Crawford Street. Parents without partners. NOVEMBER 7 - THURSDAY Boards OCTOBER 27 - SUNDAY Bayshore Chapter #844 Cocktail Red Bank Regional High School $100 Off N.J. State Orchestra presents party and dance. Town it Country, Booster Clubs Reading Factory Hwy 35, Keyport. 8:30 sharp orien- Arthur Topilow, pianist in concert Outlet Bus Trip. Leaves school 7 am. tation. Members $3. Prospective and Carl Topilow, conductor. 3 p m. $16 per person. You get coffee, tea, 4 Ziebarf 3-in-one members $5. Chapter phone 727-8020. at Paramont Theatre, Asbury Park. donuts going out. Call Jo Nicoletti at Tickets $8 & $4. Sr. Citizens/Students 747-5849 or 741-3118. Singles Again sponsors a dance 4 deduct $1. For further info call Protection Package party every Wednesday at the Cin- 9884747. Box office open 1 pm day of The Arthritis Foundation Lunch- namon Tree, Rt. 9, Freehold. Com- performance. eon Shore Casino For tickets. Call plimentary hot 4 cold buffet. Free 388-0744. iebart Rust Protection admission before 9 pm. with this ad. National Council of Jewish Women For info call 5284343. All singles wel- Nearly New Sale. Bingham Hall on NOVEMBER I - SATURDAY come. Bingham Avenue, Rumson 11 am to 3 Gingerbread Village Bazaar. 10 am iebart Paint Protection pm. Tuesday, October 29. Bag Day 10 to 4 pm. Hand-crafted items, OCTOBER 25 - FRIDAY am to 2 pm. Christmas ornaments, baked goods, from Jersey Shore Public Relations and Chinese Auction, raffles, trash It Advertising Association, celebrate* NOVEMBER 1 * 2 treasure Luncheon It refreshments §f Ziebart Fabric Protection NlmlWII InmllillM MKIW its 20 th annual banquet at 6 30 pm at FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY available. Church of the Holy Com- The Squires Pub, West Long Branch. Annual Holiday Bazaar. Friday. 10 munion, corner of Church 4 River Tickets $35. Call 946-7291. am to 9 pm Saturday 10 am to 2 pm. Rd Fair Haven. Christmas gifts, toys, knitted goods, ZIEBART SPLASH GUARDS Presbyterian Church on the Hill is bake shop. Coffee hour and meals NOVEMBER 16 - SATURDAY sponsoring its Annual Country Hol- during bazaar. Reformed Church. 123 St. Joseph's PTA will hold a gain! Sun iday Bazaar Friday, October 25, 10 King's Highwasy. Middletown Flea Market & Craft Show 10 am to 4 • Reduces stone chips. NOW am to 8 pm. Saturday October 26, 10 pm. at the school auditorium, Maple • Professionally installed ONLY am to 3 pm. at the Church. Corner of Annual Bazaar ol St Clement's Place, Keyport. Tables $15; for res- • Sporty appearance. Rt. IS 4 Deal Rd. Ocean Township Episcopal Church, corner of Hwy 38 ervations, call 566-1422 or 583-4520. Roofs and Church St.. Belford Will be held The Red Bank Historical Society Fri.Nov. 1,10 am to 8 pm and Sat, Annual Christmas Bazaar, sponsor- will meet Friday, October 25, 8 pm. Nov. 2, 10 am to 4 pm Some home- ed by American Legion auxiliary, at the Municipal building, 3 rd floor made items are on display at the Leonardo. 10 am to 4 pm. More 135 This is Memory Lane Night, and Middletown Township Library Crafters wanted. For more infor- (set of 4) members and guests area asked to Home-Cooked foods M display will be mation call Maureen at 291-4463 bring old pictures or any items of available The Thrift Shop will be memorabilia from our local area. open as usual Sat 10-2 NOVEMBER 23 - SATURDAY ZIEBART FABRIC PROTECTION Donation $1. Call Mrs. John St. Jerome's PTA. 250 Wall Street. • Actually penetrates fabric to Kondorfer, 842-9088 for details NOVEMBER 1 - FRIDAY West Long Branch Is seeking crafters prevent stains and wear. Fairvlew PTO dinner fashion for it's Annual Arts b Craft Show on NOW J#% ^afe. OCTOBER 2* - SATURDAY Nov 23,1985.10 am to 4 pm. Crafter ONLY( ^J ^^ • Resists both oil and water show Hilton Inn. Tinton Palls. Dona- based stains. Trip of SOUTH STREET SEA- tion $17. For info 4 tickets call •now reserved by Oct. 25 Fee $12 50 • Does not change the PORT. China Town, Little Italy 4 747-3308 & $15.00. Call 870-2667 or 2V-S071. GREENWICH VILLAGE (choose 1) sggoo appearance, feel or texture By the Open Door of the Bayshore NOVEMBER z - SATURDAY NOVEMBER 36 - SATURDAY ol the fabric. 13x30 $89 area. $11. 872-2364 or 888-0*70 Battleground Art Center presents Third Annual "Country Sampler" Tony Award winner Phyllis Newman craft* sale and show, 10 a m -4 p.m., Bus trip to Secacus discount at Freehold Township High School, to be held at Our Lady of Perpetual outlet*. Shopping for Christmas Rte. 524. 8 p m.. with her acclaimed Help School, Rt 36, Highlands Urge Sponsored by Shrewsbury Hoae Co one-woman show Tickets are $12 4 show tables. $15 For application, call 11, Ladies Auxiliary. $10 per person. 672-0172 or 872-02*2. For further details call 842-5885 or $9 One dollar less if purchased In Be car smart • Go Jost ZiebsrtJ 741-3308. APRIL It THRU 11 - advance Call for info 462-8811 SATURDAY THRU SATURDAY 1726 Highway 35 • Wall Township BAZAAR, Westminster Presby- St Agnes Church will hold iU an- St Agnes Church will sponsor a terian Church. 94 Tindall Road, cruise on the SS Nieuw Amsterdam ^Chri-tmu Baiaar. in SI Agnes Middletown, 10-4 Handcrafted coun- fror to Cotumel, Montego Bay and the try & Christmas items, baked goods M°£. " 10am-3pm Luncheon 681-0119 mil be available from 11 DOam-jpm Grand Cayman. Prices from $1,006 Luncheon served. It is open to the public up. The Register

TOMMY. OCTOBER 22.1985 LIFESTYLE/SCENE 11A

... And what a day it was

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The Hut Meet, Monmouth County's single largest social event, took place Saturday at Woodland Farm in Middletown. The day was filled with autumnal trees and tweeds, racing colors, picnic tables loaded with seasonal fare and friends greeting friends. It was fun renewing friendships with people we hadn't seen since last year's hunt meet. You should have been there! (You probably were...) It was one of the best years they had - maybe due to the new generation of committee HUNT workers who had a new generation of ideas. The best idea this year was color coordinated arrows designating everyone to their parking spaces. If you had an orange sticker, you followed the orange arrows, blue stickers A PORTABLE FEAST - Michael and Auooustu * Torperbfpeyay otf Locust followed blue arrows, etc. Billy Brooks, Highlands, was brought their (east tor the hunt along *ith airtlid ©leganct of home, the genius behind this idea with help from ReM Murphy , including linen tabtacloWes and their finest silver , Sea Bright and Charlie Mackln, Oceanport. Another great Idea was having lots more Porta-jons!

Cakes seemed to be big this year. A birthday cake was presented to Jim Siclll.no, Elberon, by his friends, Craig and Ann Klely, Little Silver. Singing "Happy Birthday" in loud voices were: Dick Stout, Rumson, Lois Taylor, Long Branch, Peter Goodman, Monmouth Beach and Rita and Clark Herman, Rumson. Another cake made by Fran Schulti, Sea Bright, had a hunt scene decorating the top. The only trouble with it was the big crack running down the middle. She blamed it on the earthquake. Rich Schwarti, the Budweiser man from Rumson and Alan Winters, NYC, clothed their group with matching bright yellow sweat shirts with a hunt logo written on them.

Chock and Nina Molnar, Holmdel, had their "Ataboy Hunt Club" banner hanging on the back of their mini- van. This fictitious club took its name from the street they and some of their guests used to live on. None of them live on the street anymore, but they all gather together every year at the hunt. Sac and David Fream

, Joe and Ann Williams, Don and Ui Porter, Middletown, Eileen Alabanese and Jim Walton, Washington, D.C. were some of their guests. Jackie and Joe McMahon, formerly of Rumson, now in Florida still keep their space every year (after all, its right at the finish line) and let their two daughters Cee-Cee and Cordy fly up for the weekend and see all their old friends. Jack McRoberts' family is getting so big with the addition of sons-in-laws and grandchildren, he had to take two spaces. Ron and Cert Shlftan, Rumson had YOUTHFUL 8HWT — The) younger influence was noticed HOW SWEET *T It - Ertftta the company of each other and the John and Patty CaMer, restauranteurs from NYC as their guests and had a sumptuous repast of smoked throughout the hunt this year. Pictured here aye, from the left, Kathy good weather and good ran are Steve Bochner, regional sales Scottish Salmon and other gourmet specialties. Ceci Croddick, Mary Costtgact and Tarn Carosellt, wearing their binoculars manager for Swatch, and Patti Cornell, originally of Rumson, an was busy the next day on Cable TV's Channel 8 for an given out by Swatch. account manager for the company. MCOSS telethon - "Kids Are Special People." They were raising money for all the MCOSS clinics that help children. (More about this further on.) Her other guests, Jane and Peter Dixon, Rumson, were also busy the next day. Jane is on the auxiliary of the Monmouth Chemical Dependency Treatment Center. This auxiliary, only six months young, sponsored a Sunday brunch at Oscar's Restaurant in Red Bank and "An Afternoon At The Symphony." — the opening performance of the New Jersey Symphony at the Monmouth Arts Center. Sandy Abouzeid, Fair Haven, auxiliary chairwoman greeted invited guests and MCDTC staff. She also provided the entertainment by doing a "striptease!" Well, not exactly, underneath her blouse she wore a T-shirt with the words: "Young, Sober & Free." This center is housed in the old Chelsea School building in Long Branch and offers, among others, a residentail 8 week program for adolescents who are recovering from a chemical dependency. They bad a display set up at the restaurant explaining all this. They also announced the establishment of a new scholarship providing tuition for alcohol and drug abuse counseling courses. Sandy had help from other auxilians Kathy Verdon, Gretcben Gates, Rumson, Marie Fontanella, Joan Finnegan, Atlantic Highlands, Tina Blvona, Red Bank and Eve Doherty, Monmouth Hills. Also there were representa- tives from the center: BUI Slender, Jack Nugent, Joan Krier and Al Cavlola Also guests Walter Mollneanx, Locust, Carol Dobson, Joan and Pat Splnelll, Middle- town, Elaine Spellman, Holmdel, Dr. and Mrs. Donald KEEPING WITH TRADITIO — Thia Sjpfiriglake Couple. Mr. and FOXY FRIEND — Marge arid James Vaccarelli of Little Silver pose Erwin, Fair Haven and Dr. Brian and May Trnxal, Mrs. Paul S. Clurba, keep,kr the spirit of tflipgs with their feast for here with "Freddie the FOR." their hood ornament especially for the Little Silver. the Way, which Included a decorative and Vejy large basket of fruit. Hunt Meet. The newly created Physicians Wives Auxiliary of Monmouth Medical Center staged "An Evening of Jazz) at the new "old" Berkeley-Cartaret Hotel in Asbury Park Saturday night. About 125 guests were able to enjoy a cocktail buffet and afterwards, a performance of the Wayne Smith Trio. Dr. Seth Ulanet, an anesthesiologist at the hospital was the guest sax- ophonist. It was their first fund-raiser to benefit a yet- to-be started children's day care center at the hospital. Daniel and Cathy Goldberg, Rumson, were there - Luncheon benefits Chemical Dependency Center she's president of the auxiliary. Also Carol and Ed Otis , Tinton Falls, Barbara and Skip Lanfer, Linda and Jnles Geltseller, West Long Branch, Nancy and Frank Vozos , Oceanport, all doctors and their wives. Some non- doctor guests were the Tim Harrington, Toms River, 1 he's in charge of the task force for the day care center, and Joanne and Jay McGovern, Little Silver. Most of % these people had been to the hunt meet so it was a t * 1 delightful ending for the day. ¥ «* • Crete Waits, the world record holder for 10 kilometers was seen running down River Road. She was gearing up for Sunday's MCOSS benefit 5 mile run. Another fund-raiser for MCOSS! W| J3S? 1 This time local matrons and some of their spouses ran alongside the likes of Grete and Geoff Smith, the 1984 and 85 winner of the Boston marathon. Circle Chevrolet sponsored the event, which started and ended there. This also benefitted MCOSS child health clinics. Crete broke the NJ record with a time of 26.00 minutes. Second was Michelle Bash, NYC, with 2S.3S and third Kate Wasbharn, Berkeley Heights, 27.01. Marcui O'Salllvan from Ireland finished first for the men in IS 22.55, breaking last year's record. Ceci Shlftan awarded the prices and then hurried down to Eatontown for the broadcasting of the mini-telethon. They showed clips from the race and interviewed Waltz and Smith. They also showed clips of all MCOSS services for children and Interviewed local mayors, Freeholders and as- GREETING THE QUESTS — Sunday afternoon at Oscar's Restaurant in Red Bank semblymen Phil Brlttaln, and Ian Case from Y107 was the scene for a luncheon to benefit the Monmouth Chemical Dependency Center. 4 volunteered and emcee'd the whole segment. Storer THE REGISTER/ED BRETT Cable and its employees donated their time. Greeting guests in this photo are, from the left, Jack Nugent, Forked River, associate director; Joan Krier, Brick, director adult services; Bill Stender, Brick, executive ALL IN GOOD FUN — Sandy Abouzeid takes the shirt off her back director; and Jane Dixon, Rumson, auxiliary member. in support of the center in front of guests and auxiliary members. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 1ZA The Re A new step for women New guest conductor Its been a long time since we've wonder women have had the time to talked about what a long way baby achieve greatness at all. has come in the fight for equality. It would shock most people to Have women blazed no new trails? know that thanks to restroom lines, welcomed with gala most women have never seen the Have there been no significant breakthroughs in attitudes? Have first act of anything. They never women given up the dream of ever hear the Star-Spangled Banner at the dancing forward? ballgame, never see a kick-off, never champagne greeting see the appetizer at a banquet. It is the most time-consuming thing they do. In an impartial study, it was determined that women who Erma Bombeck went skiinfRnv a weekend actually spent an entirelday of it waiting in restroom lines, shortening their time Actually, one of the greatest on the slopes, considerably more advancements in women's behavior than men. has come and gone without so much Paul Harvey in his column noted as a mention. WOMEN ARE NO ENJOYING THE RECEPTION - Mildred Schmidt, left, of Little another disparity in the system by LONGER GOING TO THEobserving that women's restrooms Silver, vice president of the Monmouth Arts Council, and Calvin RESTROOM IN TWOS. The nun were situated an "Olympic distance" Hart, left, of Hoimdel, president of the Monmouth Arts Council, are influence is gone! In its place are beyond men's rooms." enjoying the punch at the Navesink Country Club with Lucas Foss confident, Independent women who He writes, "Whole cities have of New York City, guest conductor of the New Jersey Symphony push away from the table and leave been constructed by men smart and other guests at the reception. quietly. No more do they catch the enough to span the sky with a eye of another woman at the table bowstring truss, yet too dumb to and mouth, "Margaret, I'm going to know that women have to stop and the restroom. Do you have to go?" go more often." And no more does Margaret say, "I I made my stand on field trips to don't have to go, but I'll come with the restroom a few years ago. I took you." a deep breath, pushed myself away No one could ever explain the from the table, and made my way to mystique of why women feared the little door with the cut-out of a going to the restroom alone, but it's woman wearing a hooped skirt. It not too hard to figure out why It was was the bravest thing I have ever targeted as an area that had to done. I didn't know anyone to talk f change. with. I had no friends. But I knew if women were ever to make their MONEY FOR EDUCATION - Lucy Attarian, left, of Hoimdel, i. 1 Half of every woman's life is spent mark in the world, they had to do it chairman of the New Jersey Pops, and Ann Terhune of Highlands, in a restroom line. It Is one of life's alone. 1 Inequities. No one, regardless of president of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra League, present It's a move that has made us HAVING A GOOD TIME — Enjoying some good conversation stature, would dream of bucking that tough. It has nourished our spirit. It a check to John Hyer, Maplewood, executive director of the New line. Mother Teresa waits in a line. has challenged our resources. It has Jersey Symphony Orchestra, for $3,000 raised from New Jersey during the reception are, from the left, Francis and Johanna Tyler The Pope does not. Queen Elizabeth given us a place in history. Pops concerts. The money is to be used lor education. of Red Bank and Christopher Van Wagenen, also of Red Bank. waits in a line. President Reagan Our next battleground is to stamp does not. Carol Burnett waits in a out dancing backwards. I don't like line. Bill Cosby does not. It's a to think about it. Aging parents must consider options carefully

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COMICS 5 CLASSIFIED. 7 Sports TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 B Coach Ownes won't complain Freehold takes over No. 1 spot week, climbs to second, but the Blue Devils Cuozzo from Red Bank Catholic. Cuozzo has Does Earl "Spike" Ownes, Freehold High are hoping that that won't be for long. The directed the Eagles to three straight wins and School's undefeated football coach, have a face the Colonials on Friday night in a 7:30 third place in the Top 10. complex about playing in the Shore Con- p.m. home game which will probably decide Manasquan, one of the three top teams ference "C" Division South? to "C" Sooth title. upset on Saturday, drops to fourth place, just "Well," he said, "only when I have to play Another team nearly forgotten after an ahead of rising Neptune, up one spot from in "C" Division South. We've been in "B" opening-day loss to powerful Jackson Town- sixth. The Fliers crushed Long Branch which South and we've requested to be back there," ship, is Middletown South, a club suddenly was seventh and sent the Wave right out of Parity hits the coach of The Register's No. 1 Top 10 team revived with the transfer of quarterback Chip the Top 10. said yesterday. "But we were told that we Will the real Middletown North please just didn't have the enrollment." stand up. The Lions, who just last week were Ownes isn't really all that impressed by the tied by Marlboro and who previously had lost county's differences between "C" and "A" Division to Red Bank Catholic, socked Matawan teams anymore. "There was a time when the REGISTER TOP 10 Regional out of the No. 2 spot. Middletown "A" teams had more kids on their teams, but North climbs back up to sixth place after that just isn't the case anymore. I've been going a week without ranking watching. I saw one "A" team with 36 kids 1 - Freehold <«•<•> Ocean is seventh and faces a smarting grid scene suited up. More and more you're seeing "A" Z - Shore Reg I") Manasquan on Saturday in Manasquan. teams with kids going both ways. The days J - Middletown South (3-1) Keyport, frustrated in eighth place with its arity. That's the word that best of the strict two-platoon teams are gone." 4 - Manaiquan Division North title. For the first time in years, there is no the No. 1 spot for the first time ever. I - Matawan Reg (2-2) EARL "SPIKE" OWNES See FREEHOLD. Page 2B Glad to be No. 1 ... "super" team in the county. Meanwhile, Shore Regional, fifth last 16- Red Bank Reg (3-D "A" North, in recent years, has been dominated by Middletown North and Matawan, but this year there is little difference between the seven teams in the league. Marlboro and Freehold Township Marlboro ties were the doormats of the division a year ago, but now they are capable of beating any of the other teams in the division. Note the near misses by both, but look at how Marlboro tied Middletown North, tough Patriots a team that crushed Matawan, and yet lost to Red Bank Catholic. Freehold Township continues to be ly JIM HINTELMMW snake bitten. The Patriots lost in the The Register final minutes to Middletown South, 26-23, MARLBORO - Although Marlboro High School had to Friday, tn four games the Patriots have settle for a 1-1 Shore Conference "A" Division North lost by a total of 18 points. And yet, they overtime stalemate against Freehold Township yesterday, could have won them all with some Mustang coach John Murray is nevertheless pleased with the breaks. way his team has been playing recently Marlboro has been another suprise. Marlboro (5-4-1) had won three games in a row including The Mustangs held Middletown North to a 1-0 shocker over presviously unbeaten CBA last week a 3-3 tie two weeks ago and upset Howell, before yesterday's tie. 11-6, Saturday. "We've been playing great defense, "Murray said. "We've The biggest surprise in "A" North was allowed only two goals in our last four games. the easy manner in which Middletown "Earlier in the season we seemed to be losing the close North defeated defending champion games on mistakes," he said. "But lately we've been able Matawan, 24-6. to turn it around and now we're winning the tight ones " The Lions did a number on the Huskies In yesterday's game, Marlboro managed the tie despite defensively. Matawan's standout run- being one man short for about 30 minutes. ning back, Gregg Rice, was held in "One of our players was ejected for a violent type of play check, except for a 25-yard run in the early in the fourth quarter." Murray said "He was given third quarter. a red card and that means he is ejected from this game and The race is still up for grabs. Only can't be replaced. He also can't play in the next game Freehold Township is definitely out of it. "With us playing one man short, " he said, "we Middletown South, another surprise concentrated on a tight defense and tried to score on the team, is the league-leader with a 2-0 counterattack " mark, but the Eagles still have to play Marlboro scored first at 12.51 of the second quarter when Neptune, Matawan and Middletown Robbie Warren took a feed from Brett Sherman and kicked North. in the goal from 10-yard out on the right side of the Freehold RBC turned the "B" North race into Township net. a wide-open affair Saturday by shocking The Patriots tied the game when Herb Kunz got open and previously unbeaten Ocean Township. kicked in a 15-yard shot when Marlboro goalie Darren 35-21. Blitner came too far out. So that leaves Long Branch as the only "There was a lack of communication on that goal, " unbeaten team in the division with a 2-0 Murray said. "The sweeper should have kicked the ball record. Still, the Branchers have yet to away." play RBC and Ocean. This race will not likely be decided Marlboro had a good opportunity to win the game in the until the last week of the season Only third quarter when Brian Glickman was awarded a penalty Monmouth Regional and Raritan appear shot, but Freehold" Township goalie Adam Lazarus made a to be out of it, but both are capable of diving stop. having that one big game that will ruin The Patriots had their best chance to break the tie in the it for someone else. final quarter when Nick Geraci got off a shot from in close, The "C" North race could come close but Blitner, who had stopped a previous shot a couple of to being decided this Saturday when Red seconds before on left side of the goal, reacted quickly by Bank travels to Keyport. The two are the coming across the goal and making a leaping deflection at only unbeaten teams in the division. the last instance. Red Bank scored a big win Saturday THE REGISTER/ED BRETT Freehold Township had a 23-20 edge in shots with Lazarus when, defeating defending champion RISING PATRIOT — Goalie Adam Lazarus of Teammate Ken Kenily tries to get out of the way, stopping 13 shots. Blitner turned away 19 shots. Rumson-Fair Haven, 194. The Keyport- Freehold Township goes way up to pull in the ball while Marlboro's Marc Leitrim moves in. The game Marlboro is at Neptune tomorrow. Freehold Township Red Bank winner will be hard to for a save during yesterday's Shore Conference ended in a 1-1 tie. (7-4-1, 6-2-1) plays host to CBA in a big Shore Conference overtake the remainder of the season. "A" Division North soccer match against Marlboro. "A" Division North game tomorrow night That game will also feature two of the area's premier backs: John Hernandez of Keyport and Mel O'Neal of Red Bank. Hernandez has scored 70 points in four games and gained 844 yards. He has kicked six extra points. He is also one of the top defensive backs around. Royals' Howser says Game 3 isn't pivotal O'Neal beat both RBC and Rumson with long runs. His 85-yard TD run beat RBC, 6-3, and he had TD runs of 46 and another game. You can't think you are repeating a question. "To say the least. To ST. LOUIS (AP) - If they lose Game 3 overmatched." be one out away from victory — one out 67 yards in the last quarter against to the St. Louis Cardinals tonight, the Saberhagen has been hit hard figu- Rumson to snap a 64 tie. He is also a Kansas City Royals will be facing a from evening the Series — then to lose and standout at linebacker. ratively and literally so far in postseason be two games down, it's pretty tough to challenge no World Series team ever action. Against Toronto in the playoffs, a take But you can't let it get you down." Rumson's title hopes suffered a jolt measured up to before. But they insist it shot was lined off his leg. He started the when John Riley came up with a is not a pivotal game. Leibrandt refused to meet with re- fractured forearm in the first quarter seventh playoff game but was not involved porters after the nightmarish outcome and "It's an important game," Royals in the decision after stopping a smash with none of his teammates could blame him. against Red Bank. He'll be sidelined Manager Dick Howser said yesterday. his right hand. indefinitely. Howser referred to the 1980 AL playoffs, The hand swelled but no damage was "What can you say about a guy who Riley was not only the Bulldogs' top when the Royals swept his New York throws an almost perfect eight innings and runner, but also one of their top done and he says he is 100 percent fit. Yankees three straight games in the best- The Cardinals' victories in Kansas City then loses in the ninth?" Saberhagen said. defensive players. But Rumson is still of-five format. "He should have been lower than anybody alive in the race, especially if Keyport in Games 1 and 2 will not be on anyone's "I remember in 1980 I saw George mind, Saberhagen said. on our team." beats' Red Bank. Rumson will play (Brett) hit one 450 feet off (Rich) Gossage Interestingly, the Cardinals have not put Keyport Nov. 9, and you can bet Riley "After the first pitch, you just put to beat us in Game 3. That probably cost everything out of your mind and it's just their vaunted running game in high gear will want to be back for that one. me my job. Now, that was pivotal." while taking a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven The race in "C" South should be you against them," he said. Bret Saberhagen, the 20-game winner However, even the most battle-hardened All-Missouri World Series decided Friday night when Freehold who will pitch for the Royals tonight, "They may not be stealing bases," said travels to Shore for a battle of unbeaten' soldier might have recurring nightmares insisted that the American League cham- of the horrors of the ninth inning in the' Howser. "But great clubs have many ways teams. pions were not feeling their collars grow to beat you. We played two pretty good The game matches Freehold's ex- second game Sunday Eight brilliant tight. innings by Charlie Leibrandt went for games and we are two games down. Now plosive offense led by running back Joe "On the ride coming over here today, we we have to get it done. Henderson against a Shore defense that nothing when the Cardinals rallied for four were loose," said Saberhagen, who was ninth-inning runs and a 4-2 victory "We've only scored three runs in two has allowed only two touchdowns The DICK HOWSER 20-6 in the regular season. "I take it as just games and that's the key." two teams staged a thriller last year "Stunned?" Leibrandt said yesterday, with Shore winning, 16-14. A Freehold win would just about assure the Colonials of the title since they have already beaten Lacey, the only other team in the division that is in Giants' Parcells likes what he sees in Atkinson contention. Both teams are also looking at a possible Central Jersey Group II one game behind the Dallas Cowboys, leaders of the NFC his left leg, was eligible to come off the injured reserve berth. EAST RUTHERFORD — Jess Atkinson, the free agent East. list last week, but complained of a tired right leg on Even if Shore wins on Friday, there is who has done well filling In for the injured Ali Haji-Sheikh, "I knew their running game was out of the question at Wednesday. And according to some reports Parcells was still that game with Lacey which lost to will remain the New York Giants placekicker for the time that point." said Parcells. "I knew it would be out of the annoyed with Haji-Sheikh Freehold, 22-21, in the final seconds. being, Coach Bill Parcells said yesterday. question a couple of minutes later, but it was over after "I asked him (Haji Sheikh) how he felt on (last) Monday, "B" South is a two-way race between Atkinson booted his seventh straight field goal Sunday the kick." and he said he was 100 percent." said Parcells at his daily Mansaquan and Central. The two meet in a 17-3 victory over the Washington Redskins, and After a slow start, Atkinson has been spectacular. The news conference. "I told him we'll kick Wednesday after Nov. 2. Nobody else seems to want that Parcells called the kick one of the big plays in the game. Maryland product has kicked 10 of 13 field goal attempts practice. Then on Wednesday after practice he said his leg one, so its up to them to decide it. The boot gave New York a 17-0 lead early in the fourth and 11 of 12 extra points since signing to temporarily was tired I wasn't aggravated with him, but I was a little quarter, forcing the Redskins offense to score three times. replace Haji-Sheikh five weeks ago. surprised after what had transpired on Monday, and him The win gave the Giants a 4-3 record and they are now only Haji-Sheikh, who has a recurring hamstring problem in See GIANTS, Page 2B TUBOAY, OCTOBER 22, 19B5 2B The Register SPORTS BRIEFS CBA holds off upset-minded Huskies "B" South ., the lone goal for Asbury Park (1-12). Wave seeks Hall inductees Wall 3, Howell 1 The Wave had a 24-6 advantage in shots. ABERDEEN — Matawan Regional almost Brancher goalie Antonio Santos had six saves came up with a major upset in soccer yesterday WALL — The Crimson Knights stormed back imiininationi s for induction into rick Tomaine. with three second-half goals to offset. Mike Yuro's while Asbury Park netkeeper Frank Caliendo had the> I Long Branch High School against Christian Brothers Academy but the goal at 16:31 of the first that put Howell in front. 10 stops. NtAthletiAthl c Hall of Fame are Recommendations may be Shore Conference "A" North leading Colts held Rarltan 3, R.B. Catholic 0 being sought from the communi- made on behalf of any athlete on for a 1-0 victory. ^^••^•i HAZLET - Steve LaMattina scored the first ty who has made an outstanding Steve Raffelini scored the only goal in the game ««»«»,»_,, goal and then Pete Belasco hit the net for two to Great athletes from 1899 to the contribution to Long Branch High when he took a pass from Rob Walsh and put in SOCCER give Raritan Its seventh conference win against present are being scanned by the School in any sport by writing to the goal at 17:20 of the second quarter. only one defeat. selection committee headed up Athletic Hall of Fame, Box 1, CBA (11-1, 9-1) had a 17-7 advantage In shots LaMattina found the range 57 seconds into the by former athletic director Mer- Long Branch, N.J. 07740 with goalie Ray Purdon stopping four shots. Kevin Garrett scored in the second while Colin game unassisted. Matawan goalie Barry Axlerod had 13 stops as the Warren and John Padula scored third period Belasco got a pass from Joe Tucker at 8:52 of Huskies dropped to 2-10 overall and 1-8 in the "A" goals: Garrett and Warren were both assisted by the first period and then Dave Lyons fed him at Eagles set up Lyons Fund North. Scott Smith. 12:31 of the fourth to complete the scoring. IDDLETOWN - The Jeff South's baseball team and helped Mike DeSarno saved nine shots for Wall (6-4-1, Ray Guida (7 saves) and Matt Giachetti (4) Lyons Memorial Scholar- lead the team to the Shore Middletown N. I, Manalapan 0 4-2-1) while Frank Gallucio turned back 14 for worked the net for the Rockets. ship Fund has been set up Conference finals in 1983. MIDDLETOWN - Joe Kelly scored two Howell (5-5, 4-5). Joe Albano (6) and Jeff DeHainaut (11) did the MI second-half goals to lift Middletown North. job for RBC (5-9, 4-5). in memory of the former Middle- Walter Woods, former South town South High School graduate baseball coach, said, "Jeff was a Kelly got the first one at 13:32 of the third with "B" North Others who died suddenly at the age of quiet boy who always managed to an assist from Steve Binn and the second at 18:29 Long Branch 5, Aibury Park 1 Henry Hudson t, Allentown 20. get trie job done. He was the type of the fourth with assists from Brett Bennin and LONG BRANCH - Mario Majano scored three ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Rob Granger and Lyons was a junior at the of boy who led by example." Tom Napoli. goals as Long Branch (1-10,1-7) broke into the win Rob Luckachyk scored the goals as Henry Hudson University of Pittsburgh major- Any donation may be sent to Jack Flanagan saved seven shots for the Lions column with its victory over Asbury Park. (3-8) shut out Allentown (2-7). > ing in pre-med at the time of his the Jeff Lyons Memorial Scholar- (9-4,7-3) while Brett Hyames stopped a dozen for Paul Chiafullo and Paul Viera had the other Henry Hudson goalie Andy Colstrom had 12 death. ship Fund, P.O Box 169, Lin- Manalapan (4-8, 3-8). goals for the Branchers. Vaneck Bernier scored saves as the Admirals outshot the Redbirds, 25-16. He was a varsity catcher on croft, 07738. Wrestling club sets tournament Earn comeback victory DISON — The Light Tower must also have a 1985-86 USA Wresting Club is holding its wrestling card (available at the Efall wrestling tournament on door ($10). Weight classes will be Sunday, Nov. 3, at J.P. Stevens made up after weigh-ins. Each High School, Grove, Ave , wrestler will have at least two Proud Falcons remain Edison. matches. The tourney is open to For more information, contact wrestlers in grades 9-12. Steve Lax at 469-8043 or Dick Entry fee is S6. Each wrestler Lewis at 257-5336 until 10 p.m. Ocean sets soccer tourney in thick of league race AKEWOOD - The Ocean ers will be allowed. opportunities with Bressler converting the final H OWE MLTEH attempt. County Department of Parks There will be boys and girls The Register and Recreation will conduct divisions for those players bom Mike Sayne put the Spartans up two with an L OCEAN TOWNSHIP - "I'm very proud of my unassisted goal off of a rebound at the 16:52 mark the eighth annual Division V in 1976 and 1977. soccer tournament for in- team, to come back from 2-0 in the fourth quarter of the same period. Team and individual trophies ... that's what I enjoy about soccer." tramural league teams on Nov. will be presented to the cham- Robert Hudson got two of the Falcons' tallies, 16 and 17. The tournament will be pions and runners-up. Monmouth Regional soccer coach Ted the first at 3:11 from Paul McDonald. That goal conducted at the Lake Shenan- Schloesser would have been a good candidate for seemed to deflate the Spartans' bubble and the i doah Field Sports Complex, New There is a 16-team limit. To a coronary yesterday, but three fourth-period momentum began to steamroll in the Falcons' Hampshire Ave., Lakewood register send (50.00 to County of goals by his Golden Falcons erased a 2-0 deficit favor. The tournament is for In- Ocean, 659, Ocean Ave., and allowed them to escape with a 3-2 Shore Hudson and McDonald assisted Darren Wilson tramural league teams only. No Lakewood. For more information Conference "B" Division North victory over a card-carrying tournament play- call 370-7360. at 5:41 before Hudson got the game-winner from felaty Ocean Township squad. Kevin Keefer at 16:35. Keefer made a nice play, The win moves the Falcons' record to 9-1-2 picking up a loose ball at midfield and dribbling Girls to run in RBC Alumni reunion overall, but more importantly kept Monmouth in down the left side line before rifling a crossing the thick of the "B" North race with RariUn and pass to Hudspn, who was streaking down the OLMDEL - The girls will members (now from both boys St. John Vianney with a 8-1-1 conference mark. middle. Monmouth will host Raritan tomorrow. join the boys when Red Bank and girls teams) as far back as The loss was disappointing for Ocean, but for Catholic High School con- 23 years, all coached by Jack I "We haven't played real well for the last three more reasons than one. "We needed to win two ducts its Alumni Run on Satur- Rafter, will run against the weeks, including the first three quarters today," of three this week to get into the state day. Nov. 9, at Holmdel Park present varsity team. tournament," Spartan coach Tom Reilly ex- starting at 2:30 p.m. RBC alumnus Don Wilcox Schloesser continued. "But we played very well in the fourth period and I hope this wakes us up. plained. "If we get this one, we only have to get The alumni team, which will (462-6096) is the contact for this one of the next two. But we gave this one away consist of former RBC team event. The kids came here with the idea that they would win. But Ocean improved tremendously and they and now we have to win two in a row." really wanted this one bad and played very hard. That may be a tough task as the Spartans have This is the type of game where you don't want to to play Red Bank Catholic and division-contending see anybody lose." St. John Vianney Friday night. Ryan Bressler put the Spartans on top at 5:23 "I think it was more of a mental letdown than Cox will leave Jays, a physical one though," Reilly continued. "We of the third period on a header off of a corner kick THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIQ from Ray Licata. had lost every game by one goal until last week and I think after the first goal by Monmouth, we HIT IT, SAL — Sal Severini of Monmouth Bobby Walker and Dean Grabelle got things were tentative and started watching the clock." Regional prepares to kick the ball during takes Braves' GM job started with two-on-one break with Walker Len Rosanoff stopped seveir shots for Mon- yesterday's Shore Conference "B" Division feeding Grabelle who missed just wide to the left. mouth while Chris Vetter and Rich Aurichio North soccer match against Ocean Township Gillick wouldn't reveal terms of Ocean proceeded to get three straight comer kick combined to save five for Ocean (6-8, 4-5). Monmouth came back to win, 3-2. TORONTO (AP) - Manager Bob- the Braves' offer, but said he by Cox, who led the Toronto Blue thought it was for "five years and a Jays to 99 victories and the Ameri- lot of money." can League East Division title this year, is leaving the team to join the A Braves spokesman reached in Atlanta Braves as general manager, Atlanta last nigbt refused to confirm Rumson and Holmdel score shutout wins Jays General Manager Pat Gillick the report, although he said there said yesterday. was an announcement planned for "He's gone," said Gillick, who is today and there was a "strong RUMSON — Rumson-Fair Haven with an assist from Laurie Parton. Jean Harbeck saved three shots of the first period off a pass from in St. Louis for the World Series. "It possibility" Cox would be coming to Regional High School got three Parton assisted again at the 12- for the Bulldogs. Sue Davis picked Carol Hass to give Holmdel its 3-1-3 will be announced (Tuesday)." the Braves. goals from Cindy Bansak to turn minute mark of the second half. off one shot for the Lions. "B" conference record. Cox could not be reached for back Middletown North, 4-0, yester- Bansak hit the net again at. 13:15 North Heather Christman saved 11 shots comment last night. New Braves Manager Chuck Tan- day in a non-conference field hockey with an assist from Lynn Collins. Holmdel 1, Red Bank 0 for the Hornets, while Red Bank's The Braves had asked the Jays for ner said the move makes the Braves match. Parton got the final with an assist HOLMDEL - Celeste Tombaro Debbie Rosenthal picked off 10. permission to talk to the 44-year-old "a well-rounded, organized or- from Collins. scored the game's only goal at 17:35 Red Bank is 1-3-4 in the league. Cox last Friday, just two days after ganization. ... The most solid situ- Toronto had been eliminated in the ation Atlanta has been in in a long, AL playoffs by the Kansas City long time. ... This is a great Royals in seven games. direction to go." FIELD HOCKEY

The victory lifted Rumson to 2-3-4, while North fell to 2-7-2. Giants Bansak scored the team's first 70 APR Financing. Davison expands Continued from Page IB three goals. The first came in the blocking Larry Flowers, the Giants first half at the 12-minute mark, the offer to all new 1985 VW's: telling me he was feeling real best special teams player, the coach good" said. The competition asks, "When wilt it end?" Haji-Sheikh did kick Thursday, "He (Flowers) is a key guy for us Wild again retires but Parcells said it was obvious that and they are really working on he was not kicking full strength. him," Parcells said. "We're going . "Maybe he kicked too many balls to have to do something about that. NEW YORK (AP) - Wild Again, We'll admit when we first ran our 2% APR ads in July that we had a on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- We're going to have to do something the upset winner of the $3 million day." said Parcells "I just hope he different with them." Breeders' Cup Classic last Nov. 10, number of people who doubted that the offer could be for real. Our can get well and start kicking well. On offense, Phil Simms threw will not race again because of the competition was baffled. But it worked and we sold cars... lots of them. Right now. he obviously is not three interceptions. Parcells said recurrence of an old injury, it was ready. I'm going to have to see one was a bad throw, but blamed the announced yesterday. evidence of it before I make a other two on a tipped pass and a The 5-year-old horse, who was Because of the overwhelming change I can't afford to use that receiver who slipped running a expected to race in the Breeders' move and have the possibility that pattern. Cup Classic again Nov. 2 at response to th^ffer. we're it's a wasted move." One of the keys to the Giants' win Aqueduct, is being retired to stud at extending it. t4m/ you can Meanwhile, Atkinson's per- over the Redskins was their third- Shadowland Farm in Versailles, purchase any new 1985 VW in formance is giving the coach time to down efficiency rate. The Giants Ky., owners William Allen, Terry make a decision. converted seven of nine first downs Beall and Ron Volkman said in a stock and arrange for 2% APR financing*. "I am happy with him," the coach in the first half and 12 of 16 in the statement released at Belmont 4 That's right, any new 1985 VW Golf. Jetta, said, referring to Atkinson. "I think game. Washington was only seven of Park. he is doing a good job and improv- 16. The statement said the Wild Scirocco, GTI, Quantum or Vanagon at 2% APR. ing. The other guy is not healthy Third down conversions kept both Again was injured again when he right now, I guess. He hasn't been of the Giants' 80-yard touchdown finished second to Bounding Basque Is this an incredible offer? able to kick. I hope he gets better, drives alive. There were two more in the $500,000 Meadowlands Cup but I don't anticipate making any on the drive to Atkinson's field goal. Saturday night at the Meadowlands. bet it is... and it works both changes right now." QUICK KICKS: Parcells reserved The exact nature of the injury was for us and for you. Come Parcells said he was pleased with decision on whether Mark Haynes, not disclosed. The Meadowlands Cup the team's performance Sunday, the holdout All-Pro cornerback who was just his fourth start of year, and in to our showroom except the special teams play. signed last week, will be activated his performance gave him a record today and let our sales Washington ran back three kickoffs for Sunday's game at New Orleans. of three seconds and an eighth. for a total of 80 yards and averaged The seven sacks of Joe Theismann staff give you all 24 yards on their punt returns. give the Giants 37 for the season. the details. "We have to do something about They are on a pace to break the club Quebec downs our kickoff coverage," Parcells record of 60, set in 1963. Leonard said. "Our punt coverage wasn't too Marshall continues to lead the Montreal, 3-2 '2% APO OVOIODW inoncing o monmum at $7 500 »o» 24 monint on any new 1965 VW irwow m floctiomcnata a at monufactijw i luggntM ratal («• hot either, but it's been good up to league in sacks with ll1*, and the to -nemo* toclOfy W oo'i acceuones ond 0Ml.not.an chorgM OHv mcmOM new 1065 mscutw* t»TKa ana «HMM NOMOTQ* 15 1985 that point." defense strengthened its hold on the No. 1 spot. MONTREAL (AP) - John Washington was very effective Anderson set up two goals in the Mercedes-Benz • VOLKSWAGEN second period, including the game winner, as Quebec defeated the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 last night Freehold for the Nordiques' seventh straight -B-v" M II National Hockey League victory Continued from Page IB far. But any year the Bucs can beat without a loss. DAVISON Rumson-Fair Haven Regional - With the score tied 1-1, Anderson After Keyport comes unpredic- that's a winning year. What is blasted a shot at Canadiens goalie (201)462-5300 •»«"» table Matawan in ninth and Red especially satisfying is that Red Patrick Roy and Jean-Francois US HIGHWAY W0 9 IOK( win MOTH OF FUEEHOUI email FREEHOLD Bank Regional in 10th. Red Bank is Bank knocked Rumson out of the Sauve lifted the rebound into the net enjoying its best season in years so Top 10 this weok at 2:14 for a power-play goal. The Register TUOMY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 SCOREBOARD

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AE2 Brow Raiaar (F Mark) 4Vl POM 11.700 1 TheQieel Napoleon (A Dandeo).. g-i 2 Line Falcon (J tngraaala) 2.80 200 2 40 om Pace SI.MO Clm Ho.000-11 J,KM 3 Mlaa Q Revonah [R Colaaanll) 7 Berya Slar (H Kaityt M 1 Taurua Boy (J Schwind) 3-1 2 Ranaeline Rocky (J Schwind) 12-1 5 20 3.40 2 TarDellaa Slnpai |T Lupo) 9-2 8 Preckua Mailer |H FWon) 5 00 SPORTS SCHEDULE 8 PeMa Beau U McQovarn) . 15-1 6 Nautllua N (R Apical 4-1 AE1 Arrlvu Bid (W Bretnahan) f XACTA M 111.00 7 Directional (W Breanehan) 8-1 Oth Pace 11.400 AE2 Hotan Heonver {A Entree) 3 Senor Rapido (A Siattord) 8-1 M f« 11,040 MoMtM 2 Naaaau County (J Qlaqulnto) 4 Donald R D |M Fagliarone) 10-1 18 20 520 220 Hotmdel at Henry Hudaon 4 H H Lola (P Cowl) 7-2 5 Mr Appieby IS DaCample) 10-1 5 Uncle Nick! T (J MoWytv) 4-1 1 Kreizore Yamia |H Filion) 4 20 2 20 Fla« hockey 8 Arrow Flaih |fl Day) 12-1 5 Saundert MaieaK |S Farrell) 2.10 Red Bank Rag at Manry Hudaon Red Bank. Rag at Monmouth 2 Shannon Deah (J Schwind) 3-1 AEI Fioety Red A (H Filion) Hoimdei at Rumaon-F H flag 1 Scooter Sennet (H Flkon) 8-1 TIHPICTA 2-1-8 HUM Rurrvon-F.H. Rag. at Wrt AE2 Fly Fly Johnny (H Filion) 8Vl POM 91,080 Matar Dei at Shore Rag Maiawan Rag at Ocaan • Micreli Plica (C Fuaco) 8-1 Ml Pec. 12,200 N/W l»Sf« 88 Fraehotd ai Pinalandt 8 A Tt Suprame (Q Baldachmo) 8-1 1 Egg Nog {J Stafford) 8.20 280 240 Point Boro al Manaaquan 1 Black Clndeft A (M Gagi'airji) . 3-1 3 Exceptional Bid IS Beagle) 280 220 •oyt croat country Shore at Henry Hudaon 7 Dartly Auguelua (W AuguWno)....' 10-1 5 volan (.obeli IS Bookalaber). 4-1 Red Bank Rag at Keamburg 3 Demera Clovtf (W Parker) 12-1 4 BMua Firal Lady (R Flgilotlno) 280 2 Fenla Za Mr Chum (u Maker) 7-2 UACTA 1-1 814.M Rumton-F H Rag ai Matar Dai Long Branch ai Snore AE1 Zigalian (H KeHy) 8 Frying A |S OeCampla) 6-1 Snore Rag at Mencnetlar AE2 Wall fliahon (NO) 7M. Pace U.M0 Rartten ai Hotmdal 3 Tawtiiti Lad (0 Keemjier) . 9-2 8 Super Gold Breeze (H Filion) Freehold at Point Beach Monmouth Rag at Rumaon-F H 0* Trol 11,400 Clm 17,000 7 Oranada Lobeil (J MacDonaM) 8-1 3.40 2.80 2 10 Pineiandi at Kaypoti FraehokJ Twp ai Manatapan 7 Highl Faca (J RuetacN) 1-M o-J 4 JatWa IS Smm) 15-1 8 Precious Ranee (W Breinahan) Henry Hudson at Holmdal Ocean Twp at R B Catholic 2 Schiffli Jim (J Prefer) 3-4-5 4- 8 Ever High is Cook) 15-1 7.80 3 20 Manatquan at Bnch 3 Baa CMeman |S Looney) 5 78 6 AEI Adapted Image (0 Baldachmo) Sayraville at Monmouth Rag QMa croat country AE2 Beau Dandy (H Filion) 2 linage 01 Falcon (J Moreeyov) 220 5 Kingateed Bud (R Vinci) 1-4-2 9 2 •MCTA B-0 Ml 00 Okie lannra Rumaon-F H at Maier Dai 1 April Treaeure IJ SCINrlnd). . 7-5-2 8- 10M Pace 81,000 Clm 810,000 0« Pace U.aoo Red Bank Rag at Kaaniburgumton-F H Shore at Ocaan T*vp 4 Lai II Ba (fl McCanhy) 8-1-3 8- 3 Danza San |M Oagbwdi) , 5-2 1 Number Won 8on (A Smith) Reg at Matar Dei FreenoW at Point Beach 6 QuiUerland (0 ScafpiM) 7-5-2 8- 2 Very Extra [R Day) 7-2 3.40 240 2.20 Lacey at Shore Pinatandt at Kaypon 8 Political Parly (Q Copperamiih I Nicobar (V Fueco) 8-2 5 Judys Love IJ Moieeyev) 2 80 2.40 Cirmn Twp at St Row 8-8-0 12- 4 Gohatn Bret |J McQovem) S-1 2 Joe Rabbit |H Kety) 2.40 AE1 icarotdl (L RaM) 8 Mount Carmel (M LancMler) 6 1 IXACTA 1-1 11100 THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIO ••B^BIB^B^BHB^ AE2 Kid KaWUW (H FHion) 6 Karloo Silver Monn |SI. 6 Mike Fischer 8 M'heHarinett(N). 9 Dave Graham (N). 10 4, J.P. 6-2. 0-1 Jamie Pethnaii (M> d Jennifer Cucoa, 2-0. lit: lli.000, MUM, JVOlUf 6 Fun Bonn*) (Miccli) M nti: H.MO.cimg.fHI.Iyo.lml.tufi (Ml. S. John Emery IS). 10. John Jecoby |M) MiKe Sneehan (Mi M < 5-3 S • 5-3 t 6-3. 0-2 MMNJMIM, t* 7 Ragal Lady Hour (McCaulay) . 3-1 4-Cuca'i LarJy (Samoa) 320 240 2.80 N - 4-1, MS 2 4 Denieie Kiurman (JPS) d Jin Baron, 6-0, 1 May* Reign (Verge) 0-1 8 My Porctfaln Doll (No RKJ«T) II Megan Cucoa (J) d OaanaFrani,6-4.0-O 8-Doaarve IZuniga) 4 80 5 20 R.B. Catholic II, Maiawan Reg 45 0-0 2 imptttal Gal (Madrid) 10-1 8th: 817,000, •*. !VOiUf> Martewo 10, freehold Tap. 48 Mary Slura (M) d Kelly Bulim*,. 6-2. 6-3 9-Caillet ol lea (OeCarlo) 4.80 I Kevin Brennan (R) !8 06. ? Tom DiMeo 3 Amafuthka (6ou»ontt) 8-1 F»M. 1MIt18 1. Rob Quxnan« |M). 1700. 2 Pale Cheryl Staudaf (M)d LitwNamath.0-0.6-0 Miuy Flint - Jodi Cotaman (j) d Marianne •lOOU: 4-0 811.M (R) 18 09. 3 Dan Rosa (R) 18 27 4 Bob 4A Nttrvt rMw Jtftian (Rocco) 12-1 1 80 Sha Swapa (Samyn) . 4-1 Carraooa (M). 17:00; 3. Kevin Perlmulier |M). Maega - Ranee Lam, 6-2, 0-3 Wv $ 17a OOOi allow, J y oil up, vtuf Chouiard (R) 18:39, 5 Woo Yang (M) 1849, 5 Sharrona Baby (Eipada) 151 2 Latka (OaCarto) 10-1 17:07; 4 Pete Agullan |M). 17 12. 5 Deron Michakg LiCht'Robyn Frohlm (M) d Dan*% Samanitia Rubin — Mdiau Onto (J| d Lori S-Bitnop'a Time (Vega) 2200 It 20 680 6 Joe O'Brien (R), 7 E"c Rotehe (fl). 8 John 6 Oaaty Enwrtkl (McCaokty) 4-1 9 Ervglun Lady (No RxMf) 8-1 amiland IF). 1728; 6 Tim Peleraon (Ml: 7 Morata-Judy BorntMtn. 6-2. 6-3 Qufttnti - Judy KaatinQ. 4-6. 7-0, 0-3 1-Sure Scout (Morgan) 10 20 4 80 Adam Manidia (M). 8. Jonn Gray (f). 9 Jell Handnckt (MJ, 9 John McEvoy (M). 10 SJ U-4 H 6-5 7 Ltvaty Add* (Quwra) 3-1 4A Jacky Man (Vaiaaquai) 3-1 Room voge--Jackie Backer (M) d Dec** Kowalak (M|. to Jefl SulUn |M) Aaron Came (R) 6A Ponaninovt {Virgt) 12-1 5 Vai da Ettxta (Anitay) 7-SonoHa (MalenrJai) 8 00 Kiem-LealNB We'tet. 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (7-4) e-i DovMo (Of) U7.K f »ac«a (8-1) 8108.00 M - 5 2 FT 4-3 RBC m M - 1-8 9 M«a 3hafp EdQt (Santaeata) 6-1 8B Disquialmg (MacBath) 10-1 M - 9-1 JPS - 6-4 NJSIAA Cenifal Jarta> 7 Wayafla Coghlm (McCau>«y) 0tV«18,8S0,a«oei,lyk*y*,1 1/18ml.lurt 1 10 Ma Caprtat Gun (Madrid) ,.. 20-1 8 1 Snooden'a Gold (Morgan) 5 80 3 40 2 60 G'oup IV semitinai Jennifer Kenaa (M) d. Mary McKim. 0-3.0-1 2** «r,Mt, em*, ivonunt, OAMUI* 8 la Roaairnd (Griffith) 12-1 Stephanie Schuatar (M) d Lynn Roea- 1 LauflhioQ Landif>o (Vaga) 10-1 3-Slormgrey ISanBa) 3 90 380 S Hn EK (Parrai) 8-1 6-Snip Out Front (Anttay) 3 80 iberpef 0-1. 6-2 2 Lady Lil (Etpada) is 10 Dancing Puddle* (Migltora) 10-1 Rad Bank CathoHc I, fUrttm 0 L«aHemph>IMF|d Judy Adamakl. 6-3,0-1 3 Bo On* (McCauiey) 2- Ixecu (1-J) 117 no 11A StramiM (Vaiaaquai) 3-1 10Mv00.J00.rfKlfi.clmo.2YO.Olur 4 BoU Ed* (Mapi«) ...... 8- AEB F)ayi Joyca (MacBath) 10-1 M>uy O'Neal o Jamie Lteberrvan 6-0, 6-0 Sharon Clark-Michelle HiraohfteM (F) d l-Redaom IFulcol 11 80 7.40 4 60 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Kathy Decker d Pacjgy M>lner 6 0, 6-0 5 Four NMM (Murpny) 5 AE Go Solo (McCarron) 12-1 4-Jutl Joahua IQuarra) 11.20 540 Lynn Gabnei-Julie GokMein, 6-0. 6-4 6 Outty Darling (Rocco) .* . 6 AE Banana Pell (No RtJt'l •51 Me<, tt-Tom 0 (Madrid) 2 40 81 Tritaeu (1-O0) H71.M Cahle-Ktm Nixon, 6-2. 6-2 6 Otplimai Mravaaa (Anitay) 10- 1 Nowi iha Time (No Rtdt>) 8-1 Pat O'Byrne-Jeann* O'Connor d Sheryl F - 0-1. 7-0. M • 4-7. 3-0 • Statatt Swan (RJvara) 4- 2A Movmainaar Joa (McCaupty) 0,788 Handle 81,888,118 7 Ju>ieTuniaoa(F),8 Heather McRonakJ(M). Teitetbaum-Julie Lieberman 6-0. 6-1 5-2 1 Betty O'Connor (R), 2124, 2 Mary mi: M,7oo. Mi lorteit NJMMM, m 4 Faihtjf Roland (Thornburg) Gnffm (R). 22 50; 3. Anna McHugh (M). M 3-4. 1-2. FT - 2-5 0 4 3-1 SELECTIONS 23:10; 4. Sheila Rmg (R). 23 >3, 5 Meg Carey 1 Qarryowan (Rocco) 8- 5 Cap Badgett (No Ridar) 10-1 HM 4. Tanya Snad (M) d M-chete Parreotl, 6-3 6 Top Knava (Vtgiioni) 1 - Lively Addle. Imperial Oat. ciasay (M), 23:35, 6 Jen Willgerodi (R), 7 Liz Kedra 8-1 2 Sif H«amov« (Maptt) 6 S-1 emerald (M), 0 Laufen Bivona |R| 9 Pam Newell [R| 7B Rock N Hollar (No Ridet) . Hanatapan 21, tl. John vlwtnty *4 Katie Hail d Tina Pilaw 0-0. 6-0 KrMen Saboum (M) d Carolyn Furbeck 3 John Charlat (McCaulcy) 10 5-1 2 — BO one, Lady LII. Saber. Edge 10 Amy GaH (M) 4 Kid Pmojy (ROCCO) 8 PrrvaW Sun (Thomat) 51 1 Chnt BakJea (Ml 20 15. 2 Chrtt Patty Talanco d Cda (Mwquair . 5 4 - Ottlcera Meaa. Nobel Charlie. Boom fi Bow Nomba (Morgan) 4- 1 n # 21:91, 4 Jeanne SaDoe (M) 2i 25, 5 Mag Carolina Deamod d Felicia Otchel 0-1.0-2 Boom Marino Lefiahnn (SJV) 21 58. 6 Chnt Corey (M), 7 Sarah Reeves-Jen Ftdlon (M) d Jing Jmg 7 Talboi County (VCQM) . 3 notur, at i - Uncle Mai. Senorlia DUCK. SUrry *w Ten FlntaKaa II Qii Morgan 0 AE Orwntal Fiyv (Murphy) 10- A >I»I ol me golfers who nave Imahed Hi the T«ey Q 1 Evergreen Mae (McCauley) 5-2 Watl Upper 0 2 Uncle Mel (Madrdi) '... 20-1 mat: r SCOH Simpton Jim Thorp* 8-1 3-Only In My Dreeme (Wallord) MMITMU. Corey Pawn 3 Frana Deiighl (Marquai) Sevs Bai«ticio* Kihoo *'« 0 8-1 1480 500 380 Lenny Wadkmi 4 SenorKa Duck (Connor) NBA-Ruled that Truck Robinson ol the Buddy Gardner- Georga Archer 0 BASEBALL 7-Anme'B Old (Antieyl 3 20 3 00 Ray FioyO 5 Who Me me Kid (Fulco) 15-1 New York Krncka n ortidaily renrad ft" G lasion Woody Btachburn 6-Goioen Oreena (DeCerio) 4.60 John Manaffcy Re* CaKhtPtii 6 Ma Peneci Wieh ivelai) 10-1 UTAH JAZZ-Waived Deianey Rudd. Wayn* Grady 0 7 Starry Landing (Antieyl 3 1 OouMe: 2-» U0 JO Andy B TC Chen 0 guard Larry M Oonn.e Hammond 4-1 Ixad. 1-7 M».» Booby Ciampefi 0 8 Lady Fontan (Rocco) . C Gary Koch Work) Oertee « * atom ait.: 81I.0W. maiden, 1VO. nd«ar Jack N.cNiaus Lou* 3. Kanaaa liecta: i-o Ml to Tim Simo»on Hubefl Green 1 4 Never Intent (Rivera) 15-1 BUFFALO BiLLS-Weived Mike Pruffl. Cutia Slrangt Ken Green 1 5 Clavel (DaCeno) 15-1 4tt: lU.OOO.nvon.Jro.i I'teml turt Hal Suiton running back Signed Anthony Steels, running jayHaaa 0 Si Lou* 4. Kanaaa City 1, SI Lome laarja 8 Coxa Beat (McCauley] 31 2-Double Faint (vekui 500 340 260 Fuzzy Zoeu*> Ron Sirech eonee 2-0 bach 0 7 Anther Romeo (No Rider) 4-1 fl La Vtrt Qalarn (Garcia) 3 80 3 40 SconHoch Doug T*w*n HaW "win 1 ToMfM'a Oaroe Pata> Jacobeen Lee Ttevmo a Oogglea McCoy omywr) 12-1 6-Atagnan (Morgan) 360 Barry Jaackei 0 Kanaaa Cit, {SaOerr«gen JO-0) « SI L«ie> MONTREAL CO NCOROES- Announced Roger MoVttxa Mark W«ba 8-1 TrHecte: J-*O 177 00 Pat LinOMy 0 (AnduaK 21-12). 8:35 pm 9 Sir Mac (MMndai) thai Joa Dalai, head coach, resigned but will Greg Norman W)f,»o«ya),1 ifieml FtoOertLonr 0 retain h« dui>e* aa general manager Named Mark OMHII Paul Atinger i IB Derby Pary (Rrvera) 8-1 6-Timely Advocale (Maple) Mark Lye 0 Kanaaa C*» (BaKk 10-15) at SI Louie Gary Durcnik head coach. JackRenner Oav* Ba" AE Breycioua Lad (Marque!) 10-1 83.20 1660 7 20 Pniiip Biackma' Bob Murphy 0 (Tudor 21-8). 8:25 p m. 4-Lcrd Halchet (Samoa) 5 60 3 60 HOCKEY TonySitM MaVkPtoW 0 AEA Feet Tumbler (Santagala) 8-1 AI_Q|> —a |. f L i ~ m aa,aa> RuM Cochran TtwreOa,. Oci M Payne Siewan NckPrio* AEB Koocn.ching (No Rider 5 Uartalic Trace (Walford) 3 40 PMVOnai pvawvy Leaoj*** Jim Cdbert 0 Kanaaa Cny {Jackaon 14-12) al Si Lou*. Tom Walton Oarers ROM 0 Ixacla: 0-4 62J4 JO HARTFORD WHALERS-Recalled Jack Brad Ft>b*i 8 25 pm.. il neceaeery II TOY UO.OOO.aa JTOaUP George Burn* B.H Sander 0 Ml: •t1.000,clr»i,l»o,1ml70yda BrownachKJ.*, detanaeman. from Singhamton PtMNJMIM. Of Denny EdwjjVOt MikeSmrth 0 lawrOan, Oat » ' ol ma American Hockey League 1 Timely Move (No RirJor) 5-1 5-Tha Facia Are Real (epiiey) EdFwi JC Snead 0 Louie al Kanaaa Otv. 825 pm. if 2 Pink Penx (Melendei). - . 4-1 16 20 760 360 InM*natkma. Hockey League Tom Kite Mike Suiiivan 0 1 . 3 Double Time (No RkMr) . 8-1 8 BOM Qambie (Maple) 5.60 3.20 INDIANAPOLIS CHECKERS-Signed Car- B-nKretren Gfery M 0 Oondav. Oci IT 4 Nearly Stoopy (Guerre) 10-1 3-lntarplay (Sanloa) 6.40 ry Minor, canter Announced the rMirerrktm ot Bruce L>*Qke Dar> N OipBeck a 1 SI. Lou* at Keneaa Dry, 8 30 pi 5 Ann* Winga (Malendai) . ... 8-1 txecta: M MO 00 Yvan Jdy. lei wing. JOhnny Mrtow CrtoVkM BoKma 0 1 BUY GET

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Highway 35 & Park*. 17 In K 2644000 The Register BUSINESS TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 U- HNSECURITIES Market loses, despite retailer gains percent goal set earlier. Bank* & Industrla quotations EAC Indutt/lM.. N IMj Department Stores 3W to 67Vt; ed the savings rate at a record low Electronic Amoc 4 NEW YORK (AP) - Retailing In the daily count on the Big courtesy Fahnastock I Co. Inc., E.F. at Carter Hawley Hale IH to 29; in September. That added to recent CngMhvdCorp 23S stocks attracted some enthusiastic Hutton &Company Inc.. and American Foodarimt I2H Associated Dry Goods IH to 36V4; fears that consumer spending was Board, nearly four Issues declined in Securities. Hovnanlan Enter prim '. I4H buyers, but the rest of the market price for every three that advanced. IFF 34 Vt May Department Stores 2'» to 58, proceeding at an unsustainable pace BANKS 14 •M initrumani Syttems IH gave ground in a relatively quiet The exchange's composite index MM King JarrtM Ext Cf IH and F W Woolworth 2 to 52H. and might slow significantly before ci—iMtitSii"...... ''!!""""""! L4iwr« TtchnoJogy • '. session on Wall Street yesterday. dropped .10 to 106.05. 4% int The activity was reminiscent of long. Cmima SUM BMi MtwnvCvd —Z 1-l/H IH The Dow Jones average of 30 IM Ji—r Naltoott MMHurgtel int the recent outburst of takeover Beatrice dropped '4 to 45'/.. Flrfjt Ftdatffy DADoocp. - - in M IVt Nationwide turnover in NYSE- Monmouth CaptW industrials, up 28.90 points last week, Beatrice directors rejected a S45-a- nit PaofM N.ll N J MM Uonmouth Pvh speculation that occurred in food listed issues, including trades in Honian ttnmv mk UK ~!!~!!!! M dropped 4.70 to 1,364.14. Monmoutfi AMJ EMM, 10 12 processors and other producers of share buyout offer from the firm of MMUntlc Bill 37H iim those stocks on regional exchanges N J RctourtMCorp .. . 26% »•* N4tH«,Bl Community Bank. Mil w Volume on the New York Stock consumer goods when General Kohlberg Kravis Roberts it Co. 37 tt PfjnmMR Corporilton... J7H 37% and in the over-the-counter market, NM J*M) NWontl Corp 29*. 2>Vt SivrmBury SUM Bwik 17 71 Exchange slowed to 95.68 million Foods emerged as the acquisition Avon Products led the active list, totaled 114.24 million shares. »'* Pr«ci«ton Opttc* H 1% SIM* Wkta Bancwrp IBM 1'* shares from 107.08 million Friday. target of Philip Morris. down V. at 26'i Avon said it bought unttad CounltM Trvwri Co 4| M RayComm Ind. trtc 2 Standard It Poor's index of 400 MM R-2000 It UnlM NanonaJ Bwk - Su 4/12 As trading began, top executives Some of those stocks continue to a 2 million-share block of its stock at industrials dipped .10 to 208.57, and unino Mnrt Sink MA »vt ROM Exploration 5/32 NM SptrtfMMJ M of R.H. Macy announced plans to draw interest. General Foods, up <4 26%, as part of a previously reported INDUBTDML H SAP's 500-stock composite index was Mai Sauinli HH 34 Stuff V«r Fan 7/32 plan to repurchase as many as 10 Sunlit* Encrfly II make a S70-a-share buyout offer for at 119^4, was joined on the list of down .08 at 18696 B,oc«w.y M •11 42« Buck EnglmxWng SuparmarkflM Qarwrt/. l» the company. Macy stock Jumped stocks at new 52-week highs Monday million shares. tm tiH SH Capful CMM Comm 190 Syntr*M 3H 1N<4 Thomu InduttrlM 16'. to 63'/4 after a delayed opening. by issues such as Sara Lee, up 2'4 at Wendy's International fell IV. to The NASDAQ composite index for 2-13/16 3 iivt 1 DnlWIy 15 Trans Qtobal Atrtirm... 03 tK The news of the proposed deal sent 48'z, and Chesebrough-Pond's, up IH 15 *. The company said that it would the over-the-counter market lost .67 Ovt 1 Cllt IMUMM!" 31% 11'* Thanote tndutthM 27'* buyers scrambling after stocks of at 39'i have record profits for 1985, but that to 287.71. At the American Stock CM Tornuo InduMrw 13'A uniiao latacomot 04 D«v«4opmcnl Corp. ol Anw tiu IM Untvafaal Marina 4 Sha/fc Prod - other retailing concerns. Allied Figures released by the Com-earnings growth for the year would Exchange, the market value index 5'4 5H Dlrr.ll Inc -13/10 USHomti Stores rose 2H to 59*; Federated merce Department on Friday show- fall short of thp 15 percent to 20 closed at 225.85, up .01. STOCK EXC;MlIGE Seaway losses mount Women often put away At that rate, total losses are ap- NEW vOMt (AT) - PmtoM dk> rwton Fftrfd 9 311 NoSlPw 3 52 ill 46H+ '-. THOROLD, Ontario (AP) - proaching $1 million a day and have (rtMlvNM ort S»c* Exchtngt IWUM ftxJaxi 04| I 44 4k- V* NVtif i» 10./ 44Vt— Vi MMM FadHM Working around the clock, workers secret stashes of cash 14 2100 I9H- i 2 1 an 3* -IH led to layoffs of crew members of — * - * - MDIt 294 • 9271 u47'» + 3l* Norwll IM 1 JU. 25 — H positioned steel beams across a KfW TMK ( ional pri- n the docked ships. FMCpA «| W 6'. f Vt Hulr.5 Oil fl with someone, keep a secret cash lorfew Vor k Stock Euhano* nun Frdltr 43 *H+ Vt trim 6 40 IIH! •2H+ vt damaged Wetland Canal lock to try Most of the shipments affected are AMI ' 1414 40H-f H M 3 741 II O - NEW YORK (AP) - Many fund 1030 - o - to brace a crumbling concrete wall of grain,' including $5 million worth ASA 7 3* — 1 frlkSy 1 60 7 93 in, •» OuiPtt 350 1 33 Vt working women are afraid of AZP 7 72 7 1415 34*. t 1 Three-quarters say they are I 4 13 34 Oruold IH 7*1 MH that has halted shipments on the St. bound for the Soviet Union. AMUb 1 40 37 - H It llfl HKIvt 132 1 611 33 + * MliCl 7 1) 441 23t*+ H ending up destitute, and some either saving for pleasant extras imitn 13 444 flntiti Lawrence Seaway and put more than The jam comes during the busiest I9H+ H 750 1 275 50H- '» Otin 150 34 V. keep a stash of cash secret from Attnlf 264 16 int 4*H- | Ftrfi • 406 6 — Vt 0MW2M j n 79'.*- H a thousand shiphands out of work. weeks for the waterway as grain for the couple or that they simply Airfrd 1 41 II 507 13H Mwffn 44 » 141 IIH+ V* their husbands or lovers, accord- 1 40 1 IH 3)H— Vi Seaway spokesman Robert enjoy having a clandestine stash. IM > ;» *t>% 1 shipments reach their peak. Ak4A 1 30 74 H 1 609 ing to a survey of 4,000 readers The rest are compiling a reserve ttl O-lwd 44 77 n UH Balcomb said it will be a week The lock collapse last Monday was AtaStt) 120 13 5 33 It- 4 167 5H of Working Woman magazine. for emergencies or in the event Alglm 1 40 324 2SU + 1 •MH 40 1176 ISrt- H o - before the bracing is finished and the second major closing of the AllaP* 2 70 91133 X + % 1.7* 1 4V- • H FordM 210 3 3714 47*i t Vt m i?u actual repairs to the wall of Lock No. of a divorce or breakup. 4301 43*- It frplHt 40 ' 14 617 14 IM0 II seaway in 11 months. 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TUESDAY PRIME TIME Torrent brings early music to life 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 1 9:30 10:00 10:30 IY UIMY MUMTOK offer, starting with Paul Franck at As a student and teacher, Torrent the University of Barcelona; Noelle CBS Newt The Register has been associated with the Univer- Fortune "Daffy Duck's Movie" Movie: "Picking Up The Pieces" Pierront, Paris; Ferdinando sity of Barcelona for 33 years. She is e RED BANK - Monserrat Tor- Tagliavini of Haarlem, Holland; now a Full Professor at the Univer- NBC News Newlyweds A-Team Riptide Remington Steele rent, a vivacious recitalist from o Fernando Germani and Helmuth sity, and makes her home in Barce- Spain, whose brownish-red hair and Company M'VS-H News Rilling, Siena; and specializing in lona. P.M. Mag. All Family Men Griffin sparkly eyes belie her age, presented Spanish Music with Santiago She was the weekend guest of Mr. o an audience of church musicians and Kastner, Lisbon, Portugal. ABC News Enl Tonight World Series: Game Three friends the kind of program that has and Mrs. William Todt. Todt is o become her specialty: music of responsible for the creation and o Pyramid Benny Hill MOWS Family Feud Movie: "The Amazing Howard Hughes" Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eight- carrying out of this church's Inter- Jetfersons Ind News Movie: "Yanks" Ind. News eenth Century Spain. This took place national Concert Series. Todt, with Robert G. Spencer, is in charge of Sunday at United Methodist Church, Review © 01 Nature MacNeil / Lehrer Innovation Nova The Brain as part of this church's International the energetic music and fine arts program at United Methodist. Concert Series. CD DIN Strokes Carson Movie: "Forgotten City Of The Planet Of The Apt*" Mork And Mindy Senora Torrent comes from a France recently awarded Torrent The Hradetsky Organ 1975, w. ich musical family. Her mother studied the Grand Prix de Disque for her was installed while Herbert Burtis IE) M.T. Moore Sanlord Movie: "The Unlorgiven" - Movie piano with Enrique Granados, the recordings of the music of Juan was Minister of Music, is admirably great pianist and composer of the Cabanilles, who lived 1644-1712. The suited for a special program of this GD KCA'S^H Benson Movie: "Frogs" Vega$ early part of this century. Granados Grand Prix de Disque is equivalent type. This particular instrument has ESPN SpoCtr Baseball Wrestling Roller Derby Auto Racing was lost in the sinking of luxury liner to our "Grammy" award. the colorful reeds characteristic of Since all the music performed was Spanish organs, while the principle Lusitania by a German U-boat in HBO "Shipwreck" Cont'd Movie: "Against All Odds" First! Ten Movie 1916. Torrent's seven brothers and written before the full development and flute pipes articulate with just of instrumental style we associate the right amount of chiff. "Chiff" is sisters are all musicians, and her UM Radio 1990 Dragnet Wrestling Speedboat Rac ng husband is accomplished on the with the late baroque period, this the term organists use to describe double bass. listener had to project backwards in the initial edgy sound that comes TMC Movie Cont'd Movie: "All 01 Me" Movie: "The Old Gun" Torrent is now making her third time for full appreciation. There from an organ pipe before the full American tour, with an itinerary were the Renaissance cliches of sonority occurs. It sounds like the SHOW Movie Cont'd Movie: "Missing In Action" Richard Lewis that includes Connecticut's Hartt ornamented suspension and resol- "ch" in the word, "chopsticks." UM Wrestling College of Music to give master ution, open fifths which were neither "Of all the organs I have played Penske NY Knicks Peon State Wrestling classes, and Harvard's Busch-Reis- minor or major, and the over- in America," the Senora said, "I like inger Museum to "give another re- whelming influence of ecclesiastical this one the best. The performer modes. It is to Senora Torrent's spoke in Spanish. Andrea Spencer, of Q DAFFY DUCK'S MOVIE O Nick tavis a Ufa and cital. * Fantastic Wand/Pram * loin his love on Torrent's career was interrupted credit that she made this old music Red Bank, acted as interpreter. Miss live again. Torrent is probably the Spencer, who plays the violoncello, TV Wlstquacks/w/Bugsl RIPTIDE' by the Spanish Civil War, 1936-39. - AOV- •»DV- Since then she has been able to study world's leading exponent of this is a divinity student at Drew organ with the best Europe has to music. University, Madison, N.J. N.J. Orchestra plays 'musical feasf MOVIE TIMETABLE Information lor Ih. movl* llmaUbl. la SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINIMA I - H JOSEPH SZOSTAK 18-year-old composition rather ped- This reviewer has never heard the provldad by trwatar opar.tora Sktc movlM ar. AIMt Houra |R| 7 46. 10:00 The Register estrian, though humorous. Variation scherzo-march movement played •ubjact to ch.ng«. It I. rtoommwHted that rMd- SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINIMA II - ara call tha lh««tar to confirm cofract tlm.a. Tawi Woll (PQ) 7:46, 9 45 RED BANK - The New Jersey 1 on a Concerto Grosso by Handel better, nor with more enthusiasm MONMOUTH COUNTY SHREWBBURY PLAZA CINIMA III - ABMDCIN TOWNSHIr> JaggM Edga (B) 7 40, 9 50 Symphony Orchestra, under the suffered from some faltering mo- and brilliance. Maestro Foss skil- STRATHMORI CINIMA I - MIDrXESIX COUNTY baton of com- ments and an electronic keyboard lfully crafted his strategy so that PM WM'a BlgAdvanlura (PO> 7:20. 9 30 UMSON SnUTHMOM CINIMA II - MINLO PARK CINIMA I - poser/pianist/conductor Lukas Foss, sound that was hardly symphonic. what is often served up as another Cocoon (PQ-13) 7:10. 8 20 opened the 1985-86 Monmouth Series Variation 2 on a Scarlatti sonata cute Tchaikovsky march became the ASSUHY MRK fared better. entree of the afternoon's musical LYRIC i THCATM — «.im»auas of their statewide 63rd season on All-M.l. Adult Fllma (XXX) eontlnuoua from Planty |R) 2:00. 4:40. 7:20 0 40 Sunday at the Count Basie Theater, feast. The conductor was ably as- noon through 11:30 p.m. WOODOPIiDOt LYRIC II TMATM — CINEMA I - Monmouth Arts Center. Works by sisted by the orchestra's magnifi- AII-QIrl Adult Fllma (XXXI eontlnuoua from AtMr Houra |R) 1:30. 3 30, 6:30. 7:30. 9 30 cent tympanist. Randall Hicks, who Miry McCarthy noon through 11:30 p.m. CINIMA II — Bach-Schoenberg, Foss and PARK CINIMA - Sllvw Bull.1 IRI 2 00, 4:00. 8 00. BOO. 10 00 Tchaikovsky were performed. with the maestro held the ensemble Two Hot N«w Straight Fllma (XXXI eontlnuoua SOMERSET COUNTY Review from noon through 11 30 p.m. RUTOERS PLAZA CINIMA I - The brief but brilliant Fugue in E- in a kind of rhythmical vice and in ATLANTIC HIOHLAN0S turn the audience in a sweeping and Novelist McCarthy ATLANTIC CINIMA I - flat major, BWV 552, "St. Anne" by Cocoon (PQ.-13I 7:10, S:30 Johann Sebastian Bach was the Lest the inclusion of a harpsichord spellbinding hypnotic state. The ATLANTIC CINIMA II — movement's exciting finish evoked PM WM'a Big AOvantura IPO) 7 30, 9 23 The goda mual M cr«ly (PQ) 1:40, 3:46, 5 45 opening selection, a fitting birthday playing the entire sonata lull us into speaks at college EATONTO*N 7 50 0:55 salute to the Baroque master in this thinking we were back there in the spontaneous applause. COMMUNITY I — RUTOJERS PLAZA CINIMA IV - Tha ooda muat b. crazy (PO) 7:30. 9 30 year of the tercentennial cel- 18th centruy, Foss brought us back And anyone who did not surrender MIDDLETOWN - Novelist COMMUNITY II — with some punctuated bass drum body and soul to the final movement Back to In. Futur. IPO) 7:20. (.30 ebration. The orchestra played an Mary McCarthy is the first •AST BRUNSWICK uoW.ffii.C,S&M\V- arrangement by the 20th century beats and melting glissandos in the was just not present. This was a speaker for the Brookdale Com- BRUNSWICK SOUARE CINIMA I — B.tt.r off dud (PQ| 200. 4:00. 8:00. « 00. AgnM of God (PQ-13) 200. 3 50, 6:40. 7:30. 10:00 composer Arnold Schoenberg, who violins. The familiar Partita in E textbook interpretation of the adagio munity College Literary Series MPAA RATINOa incidently was not the first composer major by Bach (the last of the lamentoso; andante — beautifully this year. BRUNSWICK SOUARI CINEMA II — O — O.nar.1 autttanc.a. Altar Hour. (R) 2 00. 4:00, « 00, 8:00. 10:00 J° *• (•t•Wit.l gukUnc. ayBJ.il»d) to be attracted to the piece. The birthday boys, Handel and Scarlatti graded dynamics, well dilineated She speaks Thursday at 8 p.m. maiHOLD (PWMM urxwr 1T Sit MV chorale-like theme of the E-flat share the same birth year — 1685) phrases, clean entrances and cutoffs FREEHOLD CINIMA a — in Forum 103 on the Lincroft AgnM of Qod IPQ-13) 7:40. B 40 Fugue suited Mednelsshon's style served as the basis to the final from the first sighs to the final campus. •HAHOLD CINIMA a - variation. The theme was quoted throbs in the strings — to all this Swart OrMma (PO-I3) 7:20. » 35 and his organ performances in Her latest book, "Occasional PRSIHOLD CINIMA a — London and Birmingham left so very often but the entire movement perfection Lukas Foss added "soul" Prose," is a collection of essays, BM«r Off Mad (PQ) 7:30, 9 30 FREEHOLD CINIMA a - great an impression that to this day went at breakneck speed a virtuosic and the NJSO responded in turn. written during the past 10 years, f GENERAL CINEMA in England the "St. Anne" is still display of solid ensemble playing by This reviewer will henceforth which cover many topics. Her Commando (R) 7:35. 9 35 somehow associated with the orchestra. An improvised inter- compare future airings to this per- style is to speak her mind FREEHOLDm CINIMA a - lude, which had Foss standing by formance. Truly, some Slavic blood Back to th. Futur. |PO) 7 25, 9:46 Mendelsshon. eloquently and forcefully. RT I CINIMA I — Just as an organist might chose to observing, showcased the must flow through the veins of this McCarthy's lecture is open to Rafno Wllll.ma (PQ-13) 7:20. 9 40 SHREWSBURY PLAZA German-American conductor. He RT. a CINIMA II — ROUTf 35 543 5305 change or augment registration at augmented percussion section in a the public. Tickets are available Aflat Hour. (R| 7:30, 0 30 the beginnings of each of the three stage right then left argument. seemed sincerely touched by RT. a CINIMA III - by contacting Brookdate's office Sllwr BulUt (R) 7:25, 9 25 •nBNOtMtH distinct sections of the Bach fugue, What is last need not be best; Tchaikovsky's utterances and in turn of Student Life and Activities. RT. 9 CINEMA IV - Schoenberg assigns the clarinets to however, in the case, of touched us. Deep in the dark Planty (R) 7*15. 9 40 recesses of the balcony at Count the first section, strings and brass Tchaikovsky's swan song and final TOWN — JABUEMEft Basie Theater, this reviewer wept. FU-.nlm.tor IR) 7:40. S20 respectively to the second and third symphony, the Pathetique, and the COUNTRY - in this wonderfully translucent tran- final place it occupied on the New It's been a long time since he has School starts fellowship BatMr Oft DMd (PO) 7 30. 9 30 been so moved. LONO BRANCH scription. Foss's conducting was Jersey Symphony Orchestra's pro- LONd BRANCH I — SEAVIEW SO CINEMA equally clear and clean, never fussy gram, last was by far the best. Foss New Jerseyans should feel very with family's donation Ra-anlmat#d IR) 7 40, 9 20 • I[\ obi JWqiOKil 77S 8810 LONO BRANCH II — or over-emotional. Most successful and the NJSO were triumphant with proud of their state orchestra. It is SIMr BulMrt IRI 7 30. 9:30 was the light and perfect articulation a first-rate ensemble. Give the NJSO MIDOLaTTOWN the Russian Romantic. Despite some UA MIDOLETOWN I - of the strings at their initial entrance very sensitive playing by principal some promo TV spots for New PRINCETON - Westminster Aorta* of God IPQ-13) 1:00. 7 30. 9:30 Jersey and let them play some Choir College has announced that the UA MIDOLITOWM II — and the excitingly sonorous finale of clarinetist Karl Herman in move- Commando IRI 1:00. 7 30. 9:30 the entire orchestra. ment one, and some equally lovely Tchaikovsky under Lukas Foss. Both Henry C. Hillman family has made UA MIDOLITOWM III - a committment of $500,000 to estab- Slh*r Bull.1 IRI 1:15. 7:45. 9 45 Foss was charming in his candid ensemble playing in the waltz-like Governor Kean and Brooke Shields UA MIDOLITOWN IV - ATLANTIC STRATHMORE remarks warning his audience of allegro con grazia, the magic did not would pale beside them. But until lish the Elsie Hilliard Hillman Ramo Wllllaima (PQ-13) 1.00. 7:16. 9:18 then, Monmouth County music Fellowship Fund. UA MIOTXETOWN V - TWIN?9, 0,48 TWIN 583*14. wild and woolly things about to begin occurring until the final move- JMSM Edfl. (R) 1 00. 8 00. fto-.Mm.IM (R) ATLANTIC HWY M assault them in his Baroque Vari- lovers will have to wait until This gift will provide a fund for ments, and then the special mo- UA MIDDLETOWH VI — HIGHLANDS [ABERDEEN ations, yet this reviewer found the ments were legion. November 24 at the Count Basie Westminster graduate student fel- AfUr Houra (R) 1:15,7:20.9:20 Theater to hear once again the New lowships. It will also generate in- UA MtDOLCTOWN VII - SMW OrMma (PQ-13) 110, 7 30, 9 30 ALL SEATS $2.50 Jersey Symphony Orchestra. Works come to support an annual lec- OCEAN TOWNSHIP by Haydn, Reich, and Schumann will tureship. SCAVIEW SOUARE CINEMA I - WEDNESDAY IS DATE NITE Commando (R| 7:48, 9 45 be conducted by George Manahan as It will become the most pres- StAVIIW SOUARE CINIMA II - CROSSWORD well as Ravel's Piano Concerto in G tigious graduate student aid fund of 1 Major, featuring pianist John the college, and will be awarded JBB-SSolf , *-*'•" IN Browning as soloist in the November each year to outstanding graduate DQNAMECHE ACROSS offering. students on the basis of merit and Ramo WINi.ma (PQ-t3) 7 IS. fl3 0 1 TaHorHoMen need. RIO BANK MOVlE?-*"" S Netherlands • tt HERMAN 15 Inert.*. 16 Property recipient Designer Crafts to be exhibited at hospital -""TBSSBa™" 17 Slips by 18 Corrupt FREEHOLD - The fourth annual A preview reception takes place 19 Congressman Designer Crafts Gallery, with an Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. for persons from NY interested in meeting the artists who 20 Allen or array of fine, juried craft items, takes place Nov. 2 and 3 at the provided the crafts, and having the first chance to purchase from among 22 Recipe abbi Wellness Center of Freehold Area RIVERBOA the unusual and original items. 23 Depot: abor. Hospital. 24 Coaches Tickets for the reception are Sponsors are the Freehold Town- Anniversary Celebration 27 Measure* available by calling BAC offices ship and Boro Hospital Auxiliary and 28 Unconscloua weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4:30 Mate the Battleground Arts Center ^SPECIALS'" 32 "G#ntlvrn#n p.m., or they can be bought at the Served 3:30 to Closing Prefer -" door The crafts, which have been TWIN LOBSTER BROILED SEAFOOD 34 Taste The Designer Crafts Gallery of- 36 Spans selected by a panel of jurors, will be TAILS displayed in a museum-type setting fers a chance for unhurried shopping 37 Most beloved for the upcoming holidays. The 36 Body muscle as the Wellness Center is trans- 39 Classroom formed with unusual table and shelf items on display will not be available W da* Hem* arrangements. in stores. Specials Include all the Steamers you can eat, our fabulous 40 "Do — others... Soup & Salad Bar, Potato. Vegetable. Coffee & Dessert! 41 — out(ssys 10/22/85 suddenly) The gallery will be open Nov. 2 42 Close call from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Nov. 3 from noon to 5 p.m. 45 Resort 13 Snares Yesterday s Puzzle Solved: 48 01 address 14 Profound 51 Offspring 21 Cravsts 52 Mop 24 Ballroom 53 Participated dance 55 Silliness 25 More dis- 58 Sharp courteous Baptist Church 59 Me*, blankets 26 FriQntens Mon. & Tuta. 60 Ore teeter 27 Baptismal stsr MAPLE AVENUE AT OAKLAND STREET 61 Combinations 29 Ended •miry Dinner Specials RED BANK. NEW JERSEY 30 Ground cover Chlckon or DOWN 31 Craft Veal Parmtgtan. 1 Pay period* 32 Br.gun served with eased, spaghetti, COME AND MEET JESUS 2Rla 33 Rull bread and butter WITH 3 Alpaca's 34 Worries 35 Endures EVERY 11-1 AN tea IMS Ht Dr. L. Doward McBain M nrltmni CLm WEDNESDAY NITE 4 rawUMIII rinn 36 UnKolhest: Thursday, October 24 - 8 PM STaiegcv. sbbr. 6 Iron of Ston* 37 Cettk Friday, October 25 - 8 PM 7 CoflMfiunlcatfons religious 8 lurday, October 26 - 8 PM 8 Safe harbors system > Martini 38 Patron saint 48 Father: Let. 52 Hitch w/oxnpllmwilary a1"' of Sunday, October 27 -11 AM gamtsh of savors 47 Chasm S4 Social affair •*». cOsaee t crackers, rod. salad. »sostsW or potato 10 Liquid measure 41 Agent 48 Samoa capital 56 Maiden name 11 Garland 43 Black 48 Crnlclzea won) You Are Invited! 12 Med. set.. 44Qotup harshly 57 Opposite 45 Water 50 Food scraps of dtp. 747-0671 Child Care TUEWY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 The Register 71 13 die in third worst Lindbergh documents put on view police, said a review of the 20.000 months later, but Pagano said no TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - The match or pretty close to a legitimate British highway crash documents will not provide any prints could be lifted from it. match, then ... that makes it all the widow of Bruno Richard shocking disclosures about the case Pagano said police investigating more certain that is who I am," said Hauptmann, executed in 1936 for Pagano declined to discuss details, PRESTON, England (AP) - Four children also died in two kidnapping and killing the son of the abduction obtained the finger- Harold Olson of Westport, Conn. cars, they said. but said the documents will be prints of the child from toys and At least a dozen vehicles collided aviator Charles Lindbergh, says she displayed at a news conference Olson, a computer supplies sales- "It was horrific. The coach other items in the nursery of the yesterday on a highway in north- hopes recently discovered docu- today. man, is one of several people was just burning up. It was really ments will clear her husband of the Lindberghs' home. west England. A bus was "There is nothing that would shed claiming to be Lindbergh's son. He engulfed in flames, and 13 per- a nightmare. It was like drown- "crime of the century." State Police Capt. Joseph Kobus said in a telephone interview that be ing but not under water," said any new light, but (there is) ma- said that the fingerprints taken from sons, including four children, But a state police official said the terial that is of interest. There is plans to request copies of the died and 35 people were injured Justin Ryan, 26, who escaped documents show the jury acted the nursery were available "before, fingerprints to determine his ident- from the bus with his fiancee, nothing to indicate the jury did not during and after the trial," but that In what police described as the properly. reach a proper verdict," Pagano ity. Dorothy Gausden, 23, and was they disappeared when Hoffman worst accident ever on the coun- "I've waited all these years for said. try's intercity highways. hospitalized for shock and smoke the truth," Anna Hauptmann, 86, took them for his private investiga- "If I were to stake my life on it, Hoffman was among those who tion. It was the third worst accident inhalation. said Monday in a telephone Inter- they're going to match," said Olson. believed that Hauptmann was Mrs. Hauptmann's attorney, San in British motoring history. Ryan said he saw a man and a view from her Pennsylvania home. wrongly convicted, and he borrowed The disappearance of the prints The carnage on the highway woman, screaming as they were "My husband did not kidnap the fueled theories that Hauptman was Francisco lawyer Robert Bryan, has the fingerprints and other material filed a petition asking the U.S. was so bad that police in the burned alive in their car, which Lindbergh baby." framed or that the child was never as part of his pivate investigation Supreme Court to reinstate her county of Lancashire took hours crashed and erupted in flames The long-missing documents were some 50 years ago. It is not known killed. retrieved from the South Amboy lawsuit seeking to clear to establish the final death toll, behind the bus. why he never returned the evidence. Among those interested in viewing Hauptmann's name. after changing it twice. He said the bus "was going home of the late Harold G. Hoffman, Twenty-month-old Charles A. the material is a Connecticut man who was governor of New Jersey The final toll consisted of three very slowly but we hit something Lindbergh Jr. disappeared from his who maintains that he is the famed A federal judge in Newark dis- adults killed in the bus and sli in when Hauptmann, a German-born parents' home in East Amwell aviator's son at the front of the left side by the carpenter, was executed. missed her claims for f 100 million in three other cars, police said. door. Township, N.J., on March 1, 1932. "If we can get good copies of the damages against the state, the FBI But Col. Clinton L. Pagano, super- The decomposed body of a young (fingenprints and experts compare and the Hearst Corp. for its report- intendent of the New Jersey state child was found in the area 2'i them and come up with a legitimate ing of the case.

Classified. .ACTION LINE 542-1700 =INDEX= Public Notice* Situations Wanted Male 55 Pets and Livestock . 77 Buildings/Garages 109 Camping Equipment— 153 rect insertion of any adverlisment (Legal.) Situations Wanted Aircraft- 78 Wanted to Rent 110 Recreational Vehicles 154 and only when it materially affects Male/Female 56 Swap or Exchange 79 the value of the ad. If it contains an Special Notice* Child Care/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Bikes 80 Real Estate for Sale Automotive error call classified. All ads are re- Schools 57 Sports Equipment 81 stricted to their proper classification Lost and Found Open Houses 130 Wanted Automotive 220 Swimming Pools 82 and set in the regular Daily Register Special Notices- Houses for Sale 131 Construction Equipment- 230 1 Financial CBs, Electronics 83 style of type. Right is reserved to Travel-Transportation — 12 84 Condominiums/Town Auto Financing 240 Instruction.: Business Opportunity. 61 Merchandise Wanted. edit or reject any copy or ad _ 15 Price Buster_i 85 Housas- . 132 Auto Insurance- 250 Mortgages- 62 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease 260 Money To Loan- 63 Business Directory Real Estate Rental* Farm Property- 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 TO PLACE Money Wanted 64 Commercial Property 135 Motorcycles 280 Business Service . 21 Apar.tmenls 101 YOUR Arts & Crafts 22 Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers 290 Merchandise Houses for Re 102 Lots and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale 300 CLASSIFIED Employment • Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homes 138 AD Merchandise lor Sale 71 Winter Rentals 104 Garage/Yard Sale- Cemetery Lots 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Help Wanted Male or Female - 72 Summer Rentals 105 Real Estate Wanted 140 51 Machinery For Sale- 73 Furnished Rooms 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Babysitting/Child Care 52 Rental Service 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! 542-1700 Domestic Help 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes 107 Recreational Situations Wanted Female 54 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Auction Sales 76 Commercial Rentals 108 Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible for more than one incor- 8:30-4:50

233 Long Branch 244 Tlnton Fill* 244 Tlnton Falls 249 8f f ol N#W Jtf y Lost and Found 51 Help Wanted In which said department partici- Levin; Miriam Levin; Heather made. The discharger and eech Male or Female line of axlitlng structure which It Levin. Trust f/b/o Valerie Jo PUBLIC NOTICE (LEOAL3) 78.3' from the side line where 10' pates, win be required in the per- person who haa submitted writ- LOST — Cat $50 REWARD. Sll- formance of any contract HsimowlU, Trust f/b/o Steven ten comments will receive notice female tabby cat. Near ASSEMBLER TRAINEE K required, aa requested by in. awarded Kantor; Trust f/b/o Clarissa Kan- of NJDEP • final decision applicants be. and tha same la. lor; Leonore Halmowlti; Valerie Crawfords Cor Rd ft 520. Since For electronic capacitor Schedule for publication hereby, grantad During the performance of this Any interested person msy re- Oct 16 Not neutered Had red manufacturing facility Good contract, the Contractor agree* Halmowlti, and Trust f/b/o Paolo D. Pac-na Valerie Jo Halmowltz quest In writing that NJDEP hold eflector ID on pink collar Nam* hand ays contact. Liberal benefit to comply with P.L. 1975, c 127, a nonadverserlal public hearing of PRINCESS. 042-4252 package Apply In person PUBLISHED CLOSING Chairman "Law Agalnat Discrimination.1 Project Addrin 491 on the draft document. This re- Alt legal notices must be typed ATTEST RuaMI S Bodlne current regulations. Shrewsbury Avenue, Borough of quest shall state the nature of the LOST — Last eeen Oct. 9. Poodle ELECTRONIC Acting Secretary Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, and In our office.) Th* Owner reserves the right j*s to be r*lsad In tha Male, 6-yrs. old, Mad. CONCEPTS INC. AVES: to select any combination of bids N*w J«rs*y proposed hearing and shall be length curly black hair Med. 526 industrial Way Weet NAYE8: or lo awerd the contract in part Estimated Total Protect Costs: submitted within 30 days of Ihe height, answer* to Buddy'. Eatontown NJ 07724 SUNDAY Thursday 12 noon ABSTAIN: or whole and to waive any infor- $1,200,000 data of this public notice to the Wearing blue nylon collar w Oct 22 S42.S4 malities in or to reject any and all Mexlmum Aggregate Face Administrator. Water Quality /license attached 767-7667 MONDAY Friday 12 noon bids If deemed to the beet Amount ol Issue Requested' Management at th* addraas ASSEMBLERS 223 Fair Havan interest of the Owner to do so. Si. 000.000 died above A public hearing RING — Loat10/12. W. Long TEMPORARY DAY TUESDAY Friday 12 noon For: Description ol Protect: The ac- be conducted whenever the BrsnchSsfawey. or Monmouth rum HAVIN quisition of approximately NJDEP determines that there is s St. Red Bank. Yellow gold, whit* & NIGHT SHIFTS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF lion* Owner devastated GEN WEDNESDAY Monday 12 noon •LANNINO BOARD TINTON FALLS SCHOOL DIS- 59,000 squsre feet ot land and significant degree of public Chsrles of the Riu. an aetab- BE: BLOCK 32, LOT t TRICT IN THE COUNTY OF the building of approximately interest In the permit decision if EROUS REWARD Call tnhed leader in the cosmetics THURSDAY Tuesday 12 noon 612 Rlvar Rd MONMOUTH, N.J. 44,600 square feet, and the per- e public hearing is held, the pub- 747-4556. early am. or after 7pm and fragrance Industry Is seek- Please take nollca that Van s BY- Dr. Larry Ashley. formance ol renovations to the lic comment period In this notice ing assemblers who want lo earn FRIDAY Wednesday 12 noon Upholstery Inc , ownin of |ha Superintendent/ building, all to be ueed a* a shall automatically be extended 9 Spocfl Notices extra dollars for Christmas. abova proparty. hava appllad lo Acting Board Secretary warehouse snd storage facility to the close ol the public hearing CRIST SINGING PILGRIMS - tha Fair Havan Planning Board At the meeting, members of Additional information con- Preventing Qospel music with DAY SHIFT 6*m-4:30pm Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: DATED October 17. 1989 NIGHT SHIFT 5 00pm. 1 30*m for a variance lo parmtt conatruc- Oct 22 145 M the public msy appear in person cerning the Water Pollution Con- Spiritual love for love offering lion of a 2-atory otilca building or by attorney to provide Infor- " ' requirements applied to thli Serving nursing home*, board- Apply In person Peggy Nolan, Legal Clerk Tha following varlencee hava 248 Monmouth County mation and make statements facility (NJPDES Perrr No ing homae. churches & oroanlis- Man appllad for: concerning the foregoing appli- NJ0022S96X iay be obtained be- tions For info can 495-4743 or Charles of the The Register 1. Front setbeck 30'. where 33' COUNTY OP MONMOUTH cation. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP- tween the hours of 6.00 a.m. and739-0632. required. •TATE OP NIW JCRSIV MENT BOND FINANCINGS OF 4:30 p m . Monday throi Rltz Group Ltd. One Register Plaza 2 Slda yard IT, whara 5 rar- THE NEW JERSEY ECONOMIC FREE RENT) Special Report! NOTICE TO •IDMR6 day Irom Ken Cacosse, Bureau Now Available. Call Rout* 35 Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 qulrad (0' alda yard if fireproof An addendum to the specifi- AUTHORITY ARE NOT OBLI- of Municipal Waste Management Hoimdei NJ 07733 3 40 parking plecee raqulrad GATIONS OF THE STATE OF (609) 904-4429 805-607-6000 Ext, CC-1OO0 (whara 24 proposed). cations for Furnishing Mesls to Equal Oppry Employer M/F/V/H Various Locations for the Mon- NEW JERSEY, NOR OF ANY iold Schlffman LEARN TO LOVE AGAIN — I'm Tha Board haa aat Tuaaday. moulh County Nutrition Program COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY Administrator D/W/F. Young 40lsh. WHh chll- 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch Nov. 12. IMS,111:00 p.m. atltia for the period January 1. 1966 THEREOF, AND NEITHER THE Borough Halt. Rlvar Road, Fair FAITH AND CREDIT NOR TAX- Weter Quality Management dren. Tell, very attractive, a nice Adjustment on October 7. 1M5. proof of payment of taxee. the through December 31, 1966 Oct 22 $50 40 person. Looking for. S/W/D/W. Havan. aa tha tlma and placa tor have been prepared and ar* on ING POWER OF THE STATE OF • Board has jurisdiction lo hear tall, executive type. 40-M)lah, lo hear th* petition of appaal tha public haanng in thla mattar. Hie in the office of the Monmoulh NEW JERSEY IS PLEDGED TO filed by the applicants, and nn snd determine the petltition of All inlaraatad paraona may ap- THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCI- youthtui male. Kind, openness, 233 Long Branch appeal before It; County Office on Aging. Main thoughtful, sincere, family type. ATTENTION! on* appearing In opposition to pear al tha public nearmg aithar Street. Freehold. New Jersey PAL OF, PREMIUM. IF ANY, OR SPECIAL (5) The applicant* have testi- In parson or by attorney and Da INTEREST ON THE BOND. Fund- NOTICES committed type. Tell me about MMOUmON OF THt ZONING fied snd the Board accepts aa Bids lor this protect will be re- you, you do exist. Learn to lova Please mention THE REGISTER haard with ragard to thla appli- ceived on October 29. 1985 at Ing for such financings are se- •OARO OP ADJUSTMENT OF (act the applicants' need for ad- cured privately through conven- again Don't be shy. this la my when replying lo a Regiater heard and considered the testi- cation. 10:00 a.m. as previously sched- employment ad TIM CITY OF LOMQ MUNCH mony of applicants, and haa re- ditional living space and that the tional lending sourcee. 6 Lost and Found first personal too, I've met you QUANTUM A UM VAKIANC1 method proposed of continuing A copy of thla application and uled. halt-way the reet la easy. TO JOHN P.. (UHMMACH AND ceived into evidence. Plot Plan all partlnant mapa. drawings, Thts notice Is published in ac- Tailetul replies only Reply, P.O. AUTO MECHANIC — Top P*y. prepared by Thomas A. Fln- such additional living space and documenla hava boon Iliad THOMAS J- LYNCH JR., Director FREE FOUND ADS benefits, uniforms immediate OiOROINA I. QRUMBACH along the line of the emsting ROBERT J. COLLINS. Clerk cordance with the public notice Box 616. Matawsn, N.J. 07747 POm PftfMlM6 KNOWN A* negan. L S , showing the existing wtth tha Borough Clef k and may requirements of the Tax Equity Aa e service to our community, opening 5 years experience. property, and signatures, re- structure is the mosl sppropriate be impacted at tha Borough Hall MARVIN OLINSKY. wtth own tools Call til 6pm *»4 WIST STREET, LOMtt method, Dlr. of Purchasing and Fiscal Responsibility Act of The Dsily Register is offering a MUNCH, NEW JCRMY. ALSO ceipts and affidavits in evidence during regular business hours 1962 FREE 3-line FOUND ad for 4 MRS. SYLVIA 739-9174 after 6 pm. 739-4754 of good, proper and timely (0) No one appeared in opposi- Oct 22 $7 92 KNOWN A* BLOCK 444, LOT 4 Harold A. Van Brunt Oct 22 $27 00 days under our Lost a Found PSYCHIC READER AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER — ON TNC OFFICIAL TAX MAF OF notification and publication ot tion; classification. the proposal, and receipts from (7) The propossd use will not Advisor on all problems of life Experienced In A/R A/P, Fam- THI CITY OF LOMQ BRANCH Oct. 22 The Register appreciates your with automotiveofftce the Tax Collector. City of Long adversely affect the Master Plan 249 8f f of Niw Jtniv 249 Stafr ol H>w J»rt»y honesty ft will do Its part In find- Tsroi Cards. Astrology A Palm WHEREAS. John R and Branch In evidence that property and Zoning Plan of the City of Open 10 a.m.-9 p.m procedure Excellent salary with 244 Tlnton Falls NIW JER9EY Ing ihe original owner Pleaae full company benefits Respond Qaorgm* E Orutnbach, twnn- tax** have been paid, and has Long Branch, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT New Jersey Department of call us at 542-1700. 2104 Kings Hwy . Oakhurst M*r applicant*, are Ih* OWTWI heard and considered ihe appli- Environmental Protection {behind Oenny'a) to: Bookkeeper. P.O. Box 642. (8) The proposed uee is not DIVISION A AUTHORITY CAT - Name Muffin, brownish Red Bank. N.J.. 07701 of premies* located at 464 Waal cants' argument, and based incompatible with other ueee In ADVERTIUMENT NOTICE OP Division ot Water PJeeoureea Street, Long Branch. New Jaraey thereon makes me following find- the neighborhood and will not be Water Quality Manegement orange tabby (reeembles 493-0866 and known aa Block 464. Lot 4 THE aOARD OF EDUCATION PUBLIC HEARING Morris). 10 years old, nutered AUTO PARTS — 2 Q14 tire* Ilk* ings of fact: deleterious to the health, safety, OP TIHTON PALLS The New Jersey Economic De- new $40. 1 pair of rsnchocoll on ft* Official Tax Map ot th« welfare and development of the Bureau of Municipal male, was wearing green collor SINGLES BOWLING City or Long Branch; and (1) Good, proper and timely iN THE COUNTY OF velopment Authority will hold a with metal I D. lag, last seen on • prlnfli for s Ford pick-up. $40 notice has been served of all neighborhood In which it Is MOHMOUTH, N.J. — OWNER public hearing at Its regular Weete Management Bored with bars? Call after 5 pm. 741-4696. Sept 30, In Hoimdei near Mam Sick of spas7 WHEREAS, applicants hava property owners wtthln 300 feet located. Invitee aaparata sealed bids for: monily meeting on November 0. CM-MI St and Holmdet Rd. $50 reward Mad a petition ol appaal lor tha as required by statute snd local (9) The variance requested can Contract No. 1 — Rerooflng 1968, el 10:00 a m at its offices Trantton. N J. 06625 for return of Muffin. Call Call Joan 542-1666 purpOM of obtaining a UH vari- ordinance; be granted without substantial in connection with Rerooflng st Capital Piece One. Oth Floor. (606) **4-44» 946-9603 (home) or 957-5590 AUTO ant* to construct a 14x23' two (2) Publication has been made determent to the Master Plan Work at Tlnton Falls Elementary 200 South Warren Street. Tren- PUBLIC NOTICE (work). 12 Travol- , ttory addition with luM baeement in the Asbury Park Press aa re- and Zoning Plan of the City of School to be received by the ton, New Jersey, to discuss and Notice la hereby given that the and a lO'xW deck to m* raar of quired by statute snd local ordi- Long Branch. Board ol Education the Tlnton laka action with respect to vari- New Jersey Department of En- FOUND — 16-17 ft. Bafa Run- Transportation MECHANICS •Killing structure tallowing the ous applications for industrial vironmental Protection, Division WANTED — Car pool to Wood- nance; NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE- Falls School District In the Coun- about In vaclnlty of Sandyhook brldg* area Arrlv* 8:30am l*av* ATTENTION •id* line of •mating structure SOLVED, that the variance to ty of Monmoulh. New Jersey development bond financing, in- of Water Resources proposes to Bay, Shrewsbury River. Owner wMCh Is 7.3' from the Side Una (31 Proof that taxee have been restrict snd control the discharge 5:15pm Call 707-7233 or paid has been submitted to the construct a 14'x23' two story ad- Place Superintendent's office. eluding, but not limited to, Ihe contact Don el 756-9369 or EARN UP TO $16 PER where 10* la required; and following application of pollutants from Marlboro Psy- 930-6060 495-9423 dition with full basement and a Ml Sycamore Avenue. Tlnton chiatric Hospital. Sewage Treat- HOUR WHEREAS, a public heerlng (4) Baaed upon the proof of iO'x23' deck to the rear of exist- Falls. New Jersey Owner, Operator or Manager: WANTED VAN POOL RIDER nmemate operlnge available ing structure foHowtng the side ment Plant. Route 520. Marlboro. FOUND — Keyring with keys, on Econ. luxury van leave* Middle- *u hatd by th* Zoning Board ot service, proof of publication and Time: 10:00 a.m. prevailing Kanlor Mortgage*. Ltd. Monmouth County. NJ 07746. corner of Swan and Monmoulh lor clasa A. B. C. mechanics MM Application Number 85-8933 town RR Station 6:10am to mid- Must have knowledge of tune up. The sswsge treatment facility Avee. Call 291-2135. town N.Y.C. Returns 5pm. No brakes. & Iron! end Use SUM of Date: November 5. 1865 Principals. Norman Kantor, discharge* treated, disinfected The Contract Documents may Trust f/b/o Steven and Clarissa FOUND driving. After 7, 495-0784 Ihe An Equipment and be top* In domestic weatewater Into Big your field. 5 day work week, ax* be examined at the office of the Kantor; Milton Levin; Steven Brook, claaalfied as FW-2 Non- Mans bicycle in Fairvlew aree. Architect. Eckerl. Morton. Ruseo Kantor; Clarissa Kantor; Michael Owner call 747-2743. 21 Business cellant benefits For confidential trout waters The facility has s IntervKw contact Bill Eslock at a Magglo. R.D 4. Box 447. North Levin; Miriam Levin; Heether design capacity of 1 0 million gal- Levin. Trust f/b/o Valerie Jo EYEGLASSES — Tortoise snd Service S71-24I9 lons per dsy (MOD) and is pres- gold bifocal in black case. Found CALL US IN NJ — We are look- BRIDGE ADVICE Halmowttz; Trust f/b/o Steven ently treating 0.26 MOD N avail nk pond Call Ing for a long term contract mak- snip), and copies thereof ob- Kantor; Trust f/b/o Clarissa Ken- 042-3322. 9am - 5pm. tained upon payment of 150 00 tor; Leonore Helmowttz: Valerie This nolle* la b*4ng given to ing flat bed sheets end pillow Years ago, today's hand was a trumps, a singleton or void and not par set Deposit checks are to be Haimowttz. and Trust f/b/o Inform th* public th*t NJDEP hss DOG — White A Brown male, case*, garments or even perls of made payable lo tha Board of Valerie Jo Haimowiu prepared a draft NEW JERSEY wearing chain collor Approx. 2 gsrment* 31 years experience. AVON more than nine high-card points. POLLUTANT DISCHARGE years old. FOUND nesr Garden Call 530-5741. You need us and Need extra money for Christmas famous problem: Hearts are Education of Tlnton Falls Any Project Addrees 47 Newman ELIMINATION SYSTEM bidder, upon returning each set Springs Road. Borough of State Parkway Exit 105 For in- We need you eo call and see what shopping? Want s discount on trumps, and South is to win all 13 Partner might easily make a slam (NJPDES) action {NJPDES NO formation call 520-6162. we can arrange. ' Chrlaimas gifts? Sell Avon-get promptly and In good condition, Shrewsbury, Monmouth County NJ0022566). In accordance with will be refunded his deposit Any New J*r»*y started for as little as $5 and earn tricks against any defense. with strong hearts and one of the th* provisions of th* New Jereey EYEGLASSES — Tortoise and TREE TRIMMING sn average of40% commission non-bidder, upon returning such Estimated Total Protect Costa "Walar Pollution Control Act gold bifocal in black case. Found See if you can work it out for black aces. Keep slam options open. set, will be refunded 125 00 No $703,000 And remove! done reasonably on sale*. Call 767-5124 or documents will be mailed. (NJ.S.A 56-10A-1 el e*q ) and near Naveslnk pond. Call Call 747-4617 530-1813. yourself before you read on. After Mexlmum Aggregate Face its implementing reguletlons 642-2322, 9am - 5pm South dealer Each bidder must deposit with Amount of Issue Requested (N.J.AC. 7 14A-1 *t seq ) BABYSITTER — Mature sitter for hie old. security In an amount of 1703.000 FOUND — Mixed breed German you've compared notes with the Both sides vulnerable This I* an existing facility and Shepherd, white patch under toddler in my Mlddletown hime, not lees than tan percent (10%) Description of Protect: The Implementation of the New Jer- 3 or 3'* days per week. Non solution, spring it on your favorite of the Baae Bid In the lorm and renovation of a building of ap- chin. 45 lbs, 4-S yrs old. no col- imoker. must drive. R*f. HexIM* proximately 26.000 square feet sey Pollutant Discharge Elimina- lar, well trained In Middlebrook partner. NORTH tion System requirements sre Mall. Located at Garden State hours, good pay Send Inquire*) provided In Instructions to Bid- to be used as a warehouse and the enforcement mechanism by to Box G476. The Register. • AQ3 ders. No bidder msy withdraw distribution facility for plumbing, Animal Shelter. 836-9663 51 Help Wanted Shrewsbury NJ. 07701. RIGHT DISCARD healing and alr-condltloning VAKQJ his bid for a period ol sixty (Ml chsrge* are brought into con- Found — Young. Well behavior Male or Female days after the actual data of the products. Very friendly, spsd, female, tri- Responsible women need to oc- South takes the first trick with OQJ10987 opening thereof. Al the meeting, members of formanc* and compliance with •20,000 OR MORE — Prestige caslnaly car* for my young child laws, regulations and standards color. Call 741-7966. Mlddletown builder eeefcs home in my Mlddletown home. Call The successful bidder will be the public may appear In person The pollution control requlre- the ace of clubs and must discard • None required to lurnlsh a Per- or by attorney to provide infor- FOUND — Loveable all black kit- Improvement expert. Are you 957-9724. Skilled In adjusting/in italling one of dummy's diamonds since formance/Payment Bond In the mation and made statements ten Naveslnk River Rd. Liner BARTENDERS — lull amount of the contract price concerning the foregoing appli- n*c****ry to restrict the dis- box trained Needa good home doors/ skylights/ windows, roof- WEST EAST charge ot pollutants and protect Ing ft aiding repairs, sheetrock- Waitraaeaa/waiters. Kitchen dummy's three spades are needed Indemnifying the Owner from cation. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP- Call 291-1616. help Harry a. Sea Bright. any and all proceedings, suits or MENT BOND FINANCINGS OF the public health and the en- ing, etc. Do you have reliable for other purposes. • KJ102 •987654 vironment. DOG — Young. Approx 26 lbs refs, trans A toots. Would you actions of any kind, name or de- THE NEW JERSEY ECONOMIC with collar A aquar* copper tag. BARMAID/BARTENDER — 710987 12*6260 or AfMmoono e ipm-flemipmfl . MS -l, N.J Mon-Fn tam-4pm 88-0748. ' „ days a weak. M 26/hr. Apply In kWwaan 6 A 6 pm. ooe llb h) Call Mon-Frl. •cttva oraJ aurgacy practice. Wa UNUS AID!* - EQISTEREO PHYSICAL SALES - Full or part «"»*• -**' srauf ra looking for a mature-minded paraon Arrow Llmoaine. 206 houra avallabla Apply-In Pjreon ELEPHONi SALfS - M|M. South Pearl SlrMt Red Bank LANDSCAPE — Lawn Maln- HERAPIST — Evening houra Mature minded Individual toeetl BURGER KING aaponaJtXa individual Tha poe- talnenca heip wanlad. Immadl- Navaalnk HOUM•* , VSI3_ 6 pedle office Long Branch, Buy Rita Llquort. Rt 39 Atlantic RESTASURANT HELP — Full 01 our product over the phone. kHi raqulraa occaalonel autgery WAITER/WAITRESS — Full or ataly 66-7/hr. Experlenoe va.. Rad Bank. E.O.E. iJZaw aalary Call 529-7440. Hlghlandt. alary + oommMMn. Can Dee (mn time flexible noun, M aaalttanca Salary A benefits •»• part time, days Apply to the Pen- preferred Calf 741-7266. PART-TIME bonuaaa. unltormt eup- FFICE/ MAINTENANCE PER- tm-9pm. calianl 3M-764S insula House. 1049 Ocaan Av- ION — Haavy HrMng. general of- SALES - Educational Salea tt-raM. " In Immediately Sa anue. 6aa Bright- Aak lor Ram. LANDSCAPE CREW HELP Eves. Sat. AM ESTAURANT HELP — Walton. Company needa repreeenuvee In ELLER POSITION — I manager 3-9 pm Mon-Fi ENTALAS8ISTANT — Sac- For planting A construction oe work, blue printing, rnaaaan- MT. lloht omoa malnlananoa. ate. dlthwethera. tand- Monmoulh County area to In- oan. Exoerlenot ixeteired Ex- 071-O71S alary Inauranoa experience FULL TIME — Department man- crewa Some experience helpful, Oreet opponunlty to earn from wtoh paraon. Call after 3 pm roduce reeding reedlneea a nuillli) Light typing a book- ager. To ba qualified you should uat hava valid NJ drtvara ITS to I1H weekly In our tatt- :h paraon. oteant baoeina. Cat! balwaan 14 or a wtlllngneas to tMrn. Muat be 1-8822 aadlng development programt. BUS DRIVER — M/F City of •aping Mult be able to deal be creative, ambitious, a good >hyalcalry fit A have a good drtv- cenae. Full tlma wtth beneftta. 4 phons eatsa program. Conve- tor iopo4ntmonl 741-OSSS Long Branch Racraallon Depl -JTAUP.ANT HELP M/F - deal (or anyone eepeclally effectively with public. Call kMm player and a strong aailar. ng record. Call 462-5190 after ay work weak. CaH 566-0297 for niently located Shrewtbury ol- aachara • parenta. Call RAVEL - Due » atujanalon. wa Mult have omnlbua oparalor S42-5OOS Sound IntarMtlng? Call Harry ipm. ipolntmant. 9am • 6pm. ftoe. Thla It Ideal for: Cooka. dithweahera. a buaboya now have room to add 2 outatde olaaa 1 lleanae. Liberal fringe Day and nlghl eMItt available 774-5192 ENTAL RECEPTIONIST - FUII Eastwtck batwaan 10-2 for appl. PHTHALMIC ASSISTANT - Homemakers ulea eoentt. O»tr thoaa aatab- beneflta. Apply to Lono Branch 741-6300. LAWN LANDSCAPE — Workers til (720902. 7am-7pm. aak tor thed, m» foeowlns. wta be raraonnal office. 344 Brodwey me REd Bank 1 year txp. a needed for lawn landscape bual ature minded paraon. No ex- Students, 18 yra. & over 'or manager. SALESPERSON - rnuel. 741-1062 Experience prafarrad but ooneldered Worn In a friendly. GAL/GUY FRIDAY- File clerk ee Write lo: Bo» CMO0. The Anyone Afternoons. 2-6 Busy doctors not nacaaMry Call attar 6 pm who hat a need tor extra Inoome. Indutlry. 6 BUR PERSON — Full ot ESK CLERK — Pi**** call 591-0351. RoglMer Plan, ETAIL Urn*. Apply In parson. A42-4450 or apply In p«raon to offlca No anp iry, N.J. 07701. Hurry, theeo taon'l let! long. CaH 0 Box 208. asst K after a p.m.. Diane, 543-4SM. WORKING PARENTS... rraars773S. a ion wood Manor RNIIU rani. aJrbanha Mow. 344 Ocaan Av- 741-3603 Keyport. NJ. •wiua. 8M Bright. LAWN MAINTAINENCE — CkMn AINTING — And carpentry The Regiater SALES REPERSENTATIVE - Hwy M. Matawtn GAL/GUY - Full tlma. ex- up light duties, raking, sweep- uat ba faat and thorough. SUM noose your hoursl TYPIST BOOKKEEPIR - Want- CAFETERIA HELP - Full A part parlance asalstants Book- mmedlele.y Ocwn Townahlp. Equal Oppty Employer Annie Sat la offering working Wanted for local Baythore Fuel ISHWASHER — A Kltchan halp no, ate No axparlanoa nacaaa OII Co. Oood opponunlty for ad for atora In Rad Bank, part itma po»itioni available tor a Na- ull or part tlma, Apply in paraon keeping and Mtamatlng Apply ary. Start immediately. Call 31-6345 •APER HANDLER - Needed In parents tha ohanoe to ba at me. Cell 741-11M. aak for tional Food aarvlo* co. lmm»dl- at Morris Plata Giaaa. Hadet araa. Tueaday thru Satur- tome vrttn itveJf children wneo energetic taleepereon. Full or anlnaula HouM. Saa Bright 495-9302 AINTER — PalnWe helper. Norme. ata opaningi for dlahwaarwra, 12-2100. day to am lo 4 pm. retired par- aohool la outl in|oy working al pan time, oommlelon only. Can utility workara. GARDENER — Experienced, for LEGAL SECRETARY — For Rad • lid driven llcenie Minimum 6 aon welcome. Call Slo-7411. our ledlee and mana dealgnar 7e7-osto am for Chung. parlanca nacaaaary, willing to Middwown v«iiow Cab. U ter. Shrawabury, NJ. 07701 perience helpful but nol neceee- ART-TIME - Naad paopla with Inoludlng hotpltaluallon and veraa outlet, vary people orlen- train. Paid holklaya 4 vacation ongwood Ava . Mlddlalown 10 GAS ATTENDANTS — Part o7 ary. will train Good salary and •are Hme.flex. hra Ideal for PART-TIME doming dlsoounta. If you want to led office Call 741-3443 ext 23. ull benfna Call Steven TYPIST - Qualified lyplet at For interview call M7-407B ba- m.-4 p.m. Saa QaorQa fuH time tor Rad Bank Texaco ome makar. retiree Earn up to work full or pan time we hava SECRETARY - Full time. Mutt twaan 8-10 30am A 1 3O-4pm Muat ba 18. Apply Hailel Tex- 741-3200 "5-$10O wk. 264-3244 or GUY/GIRL FRIDAY flexible aohadulea available Alao ISHWA9HER — Inquira within Ideal for retlrete andVMudenta. be able to type. M0-SM«. aco, Poole Ave A Rt 36. LEGAL SECRETARY — IX- 66-0947. All-around clerical dirtee. Baele CARPENTER — Or carpanttra roldy's, 132 Eaat Rivar Road, office •kllli a plua. but willing to Immadlata openlnge; apply In 8EC/REC - Wanted tor buay J5^*isaa natpar Naada own toola 4 trann- umaon. OA8 STATION ATTENDANTS - PERIENCED In Real Estate Ctos- paraon: Chiropractic office. EnthutlaaUc, portatlon Call 264-7610 Shift leaders Full/part tlma. All nga Northern Monmouth Coun- rain. Apply In peraon: no phone M8HWA8HER — Part/Full tima ty arM. Good Mlary. Call PART TIME cella pttaa*. friendly a good clerlcel •kills a VERERINARY - Aaalalant Full shirts Muat ba 16. Apply In par- mutt Data entry helpful Mon a gme, experience helpful. ppty in paraon. Sharaton Inn, aon. Airport Plaia Texaco, Hai- 563-0701 ur School Bua Drivers Will Tha Register ANN SEZ CARPENTER/CARPENTER wy 36. H«W NJ. One RegHler Plata 480 Broad at Fri 0.30-1:00 • 200-S 30. Tuea «71-16O3. HELPER — Staady work avail- LIFE GUARDS — Cartltteatlon ahrawabury, NJ 07701 Shrawabury NJ 2:30-7:30. Wad .30-1:00 a X>ME8TIC - Llva In houaa- Earn$130-$250 2:00-7:90. Sal ••00-1:00 Can WAITRESS/WAITER — Mutt be •bia lurt immadlata. Call Paul MMry Call Y.M.C.A. Equal Opply Employaf M/F E.O.E. M/F over 16 • apply In pereon AM 530-0072. %i Mlddlalown arM. Call GA8 STATION — Attendants 741-2604. er week just driving children to altar 11 am Mon-Wed-Frl. days 9-5 862-3062 wantad Full-time, nighta and school In tha am and homa In tha PART TIME — Telephone aollcl- •71-3234 thim Howtrd Johnton, Rt. 38. CARPENTERS HELPER - MAINTENANCE - RMponalble m. starting rate 17. GOM to 66 lor. Haxlet area. Mon.-Frl., N/LPN — (M/F). Full-time wMkanda. Lima Silver and Fair eaialrlc office. Experience Young paraon wanlad to laarn RAFTSMAN — Full tlma HVAC Havan. RafarancM a muat. Call ndlvldual for full tlma position In par hour. Othar Advantage 8-Bpm $3.90 par hour* gan- bualnaar Exc opportunity to allramant facility. Knowledge of Off All Holidays eroua bonua aya*em. Pleaaanl preferred. Mlddletown area, SECRETARIAL — FUII tlma. WAITER/WATREtS. raftaman daalgnar Minimum of 630-9073 or 741-6M6 end reaume lo Box Z-488, Tha Large corporation located In Rad BUSPER8ON - Flexible houra. work tlda-by-alda a laarn wall yaar axparlanca. Only ag- basic carpentry, plumbing and Home on Waakanda worhlng condltiona Call Lawn conalrucilng with matura aatab- GET-READY-PERSON - For electrical la needed. Salary A CtMn. Eaay Work Ranger. 2e4-»M1. Shrewtbury, N.J. Bank. Good typing axilla a mutt. raaaiva paraon willing to laarn 39 hour/B day week. All bank nirtad crafiaman. 308-2401 attar nd axpand thara knowtadga auto rental Muat ba ovar 21. benefits Apply Naveelnk HOUM, flood vehicles 7701. 5:30. hava valid Drivers License Full 40 Riverside Ave, Red Bank Job Security COCKTAIL WAITRESS — 9 evoe holKtaya. Liberal vecatlona In- Hejiel 2M-63M to othar araaa of machanlcal only. Tuaa. Wad. Sun. 5:30-0:30. N M/F - Pen-time. 3-11 ehllt clude phone number, write de- lime employment 39 houra par Start immediately E.O.E. StMdy. Dependable Houra WAITRESS/WAITER - TheLeft CARRIER WANTED - Broad contracting naad apply. Sand ra- weak plus overtime. Call tart at once Training. Apply 9-5 Frl a Sat, 6 pm to 11 pm. Call for • ritlric experience required, tallt to Box Z-4M. The Reglatar. Siraat A Plncknay Road. Rad uma In confldanca to; P.O. Box MAINTAINENCE PERSON — appointment. $42-3111. pply In perton. Eatonlown Con- Shrawabury. N.J. 07701. Bank la looking tor experienced 642-6600 m Murphy Bua Sarvlca, 55 wejtert t weltreatet. OH Bank araa. Call 542-MaO aak for 546. Rad Bank, N j 0770t Garden apta. complex Rad ongwood Avenue. Mlddletown alaecenl Canter. 139 Orani Jan. QIRL/GUY FRIDAY — General Bank Painting, light plumbing A PASTE UP PERSON — Muat vt. Ealontown. S3O-W3O ^^ DRIVERS — School vaMClM. AM office work. Experienced typing, have at leset 3 yesraaxperlenoe. SECRETARY — Full time Some PM. work. Muat hav* •xoallant lawn care $6/hr + benefits Call UMSON — Entaxprlelng young- evening and Saturday houra filing and answering the tele- 741-9116. ART TIME - Retires Suppte- Full or pan Urns. »-5 Call WAITRESSES - Wanted. Muat 'ivtng raoord. inquira In paraon, phone Muat hava car. Call rtent income by homa-attttng. 2O4-232« lert wanted You wtll be running Mature parson naadad for pro- be experienced 4 apply In per- on-Fn 0 am to 3 pm. Yallow your own bualneee while earning teaelonal office. Relaxed at' aon. Rex Diner, 117 Weal Front 741-6177. MAINTENANCE — Cleaning help ompanlon care Jobs sleo avall- PAYROLL/ACCOUNTS PAY- CARRIERS Cab Co. 101 Oakland Straat, Rad naadad- Full or pan tlma. Com- bie Muat hava car. We bond rttea, tripe and oaah. moephere. muat ba flexible Ex. Street, Red Bank Bank. Aak for Earl. GLAZIER — Experienced Fully ABLE CLERK — Experienced. ha only requirement! are that perlence preferred. 32 houra par NEEDED petttive pay. Own trans and Inaura. Call for details. Payroll on computer State WAITERS/WAITRESS — Bar- paid pension plan. B/C. B/3. Life 642-5640 642-6473 you ara at leatl 11 yeart old and r.000 741-2303. RIVER — For tractor trailer •alary required. Sand roaume lo re ready to work is*, urc-- tendere. cooka. dlah • but needed. Muat have minium 2 Ins , holiday & vacation. Atlantic SERVICE STATION ATTEND- ...In Tlnton Falls Glaw Co.. 21 Mspis Ava.. Rad MAJL — Room clerk. Driver's ABT TIME P.O. Box 281. Leonardo NJ o tlgn up. call 842-4000, E«t people Call 67I-1IS1. Aflar 1 Vail Homes Area •era current eap In NV e. NJ. Bank. 11 can M eeeenilal Dtver allied 077J7, ANT — Pan time. Salary bated im, Aak for manager. 4uat have good driving record, dullea. Call 540-5400. IEDICAL SPECIALISTS, LEGAL on experlenoe. In Red Bank. Cal ...In Tlnton Falls •e dependebla A willing to work. PHOTO - Experienced ulea a Frenk 747 S207. WAITRESS/WAITER — Ex GROUNDS — Building mainten- LEHKS. and COOKS-no a«- ALES Apple St. Excellent pay. Call for mora m- MANAGEMENT/MANAGEMENT film proceaalng aealatant. Call pananoa only. Appty In perton. rmatlon 543-53*55 ance person neaded to care for TRAINEE — Now Interviewing aerlenoe. we trim. Earn great 583-MM SEWINO MACHINE OPERATOR Shore Point Inn. 3360 Hwy. 36, Cherry St. Area small estate and offlca buildlnga Real Estate sales experience is a My + ea.040 Ql Bill + tio.OOO — Wanted f« upholltery work HeikM RIVERS — Wantad tor Middle- in Southern Middlesex A North- must Salaries • incentives for udent loan repayment. Call lor • Will train. Call 630-6741. Y allow Cab Co. good hours, ern Monmoulh County's Full tervlew: 747-2211. Other |oba PHONE WORK WAITRESS/WAITER - Dell per- Call 542-8860 the qualified individuals. Currant Pleaeam telephona work from good veniciea. ptaaae apply In tlma poaltton with benefits employees will compete for poa- vallable "AMERICANS AT SHEET METAL WORK — I aon. Full-time, pan-time. Waal •reon aee Qeorge 10-4 pm. 55 Owner hu all nscMury equip- HEIR BEST". Prior aervlce may our office, day or evening. Salary ATTENTION! ehop man and Inttallere. Cal for tentor cltlient with rettaurant Ask lor Kathle Itiona aa wall Call or writ* for plua bonua. Apply BIRCH AS- .ongwood Avenue Mlddiatown ment. Pleaae. only concentloua, confidential Interview Mark apply. NJ NATIONAL GUARD II mention THE REQISTER 2B1-S427 experience Breakfaat cook, CASHIERS — Excallaoi working hard-working, eetf-motivated no enower call S00-792-a39e. SOCIATES, c/o H t R Block. 10 pen-time 2S1-«I«1 condition! Apply Buy-Rita RIVER, DELIVERY— Rellabla Wilson. General Manager, Gloria when replying to a Reglatar SHEET METAL INSTALLER — person apply Sand raauma, Nlaon Raaltors. 31 WMI Main Waat Front St.. Rad Bank. employment ed. Liquors, Nawman Sprlnga Rd. tarter, cleen driving racord refa A compensation require- ART TIME — Contreclort help- Experience only. Good pay and Want to be a carrier? StrMt. Holmdel. N.J. 07730 fj Immediate Flex houre. EK- PIERCINQ PAGODA — at Mon- banaflta. Year round work. CaH Rad Bank, rtowtedge of Staten laland. ments to: Grounds maintenance 046-3200 ALES Neer York Ave In Pon Monmouth rlnceton, Tranton, Mlddleeex, Box 12S, Parlln. NJ. 06659. lerlence measuree aalaryl The mouth a SeavWw Square Mam 7a7-»O34 CASHIER — Full tlma/pan tlma. onmouth and Ocaan County1* lome Experta Inc. 7I7-5337. lava permanent part lime a tem- WE WILL TRAIN Call 542-6880 Enparwnca in tickal or caahlar MANAGER WANTED - Peraon SHIPPING CLERK — »-4:S0 pply in perton. South Jeraey HAIR DRESSER — Needed In looking tor an opportunity to porary part tlma poaltlona avail- i for a carter In Real Eetate. work prafarrad, 542-7229, ut-gtcal Supply Co 40 Rlordan •PART TIME" able. Apply In paraon or CaH Some light lifting call Dave The Register Hazle! araa. Expd only. 60% managa an exhaust franchise (in. nga Earn M per hour. No i provide complete and com- M3-7SM. Shrawebury NJ. commission or rant a chair. Monmouth HI 3S8O or Setvlew rarienirve training. Leern all the Aak for Chrla tailigant, hard worker). Mech- xperlence necessary. 5.30 p.m. 922-1018 Full/pan tlma. 264-6321 Mon anic s exparlanca helpful Call 0 p.m.. Mon thru Frl. We will a at our Career Nlghl. SMALL PRESS OPERATOR - Want to be a carrier? RIVERS/HELPERS — For aanl- thru Sat. Mr Longo at67J-1010. aln In tatamerKetino.. CaH BOWLINO — Plnchaaer Ex- hureday. October 34. at 7 30 Experience only Muat be a pro Near Ocean Blvd. In Leonardo iT tion company Exparlanca 47-eaoo Houeewtves t college perienced Brunawlck machlnea M Reterve your teat: Full time Call 201-2S4-2324. HAIR DRESSERS - W Or w'o nly Call 548-4650 MARINA tudenta welcomed aM Call 542-8880 following. Also assistant* In Seeks help wtth winter etorage Call 971-2100. ENTURY 21 Elnblnder Reellora STOCK/SALES - E J Roberta CHRISTMAS ART TIME — Van drlvar lor Matawan. Also space lor manl- Call 642-0644 ART TIME — Roofing halpar for PLUMBER — Minimum 4 yeere Six Offlcee Serving • Highway 36., E. Keeneburg. The Register school run. Approximately 4 curlat 563-1466 or 727-1491. apairs Moatry mornlnga. Call experience In lobbing a ramold- Monmouth County rioura dally. 15.10 par hour. Stan MASON — HOME IMPROVE- STORE CLERK — Midnight ahlft Aak tor Chrlt IS COMING!!! HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING MENT CO. NEEDS MASON FOR 67-1626 aflar 5 p.m. ng a mutt. Helper minimum 2 available. 12am - Sam. For con WAREHOUSE HELP— No ex- Part-tlma avanlnga and Sat am onca. Apply In paraon. 9-6 yearn experience. Steady work ALES PERSON — Full time jrphy Bua Sarvlca. 65 Long — installers No experience ROOM ADDITIONS AND SLAB ART TIME — Custodian wantad poaltlon available. Alternate Sat. venlenoe food Mon In Atlantic perlenoe needed Apply Mutkxa Looking for aggraaaJva paopla necessary Will train hard worker WORK MUST HAVE IN- Call 931-0984 Highland! area. Muat be 16 or Heritage Soclaty, Hwy 36. Oax- who want lo maka abova~avar> 20 houra a waafe S3.SO par hour Jewlry-glryg t ware experience. Cell with good attitude. Muat hava SURANCE 566-2626 ftarnoon work avallabla Call PLUMBER — Minimum 4 yawl olnlm nt older. Include! vacation and hurat part-tlma mcoma Call now RIVER - For van Must hava trans 4B6-3663. " •PPolnlm*nt 'he Reuaalll medical benefit! Appty In per Mr Zullo 542-4000. ait 205 experience For growing com- SALES r fl - thaaa won't laat long. driving raoord and rafaran- MATH TEACHER - Secondary pany. Call 741-0988. ton Hubbarda Cubbard 160 let M2-40M Soma machanlcal ability HOLMDEL - Expectant mother math certification Part Urn* ART TIME — Oomaailc claan- Ave. Atlantic Hlghlanda NJ of 2 neada top-notch, concan- ALES WE WILL TRAIN CLERK/OELI — Alao gaa pump- haipful staady Job for rallabla, daya. Sand resume to Tha Union Q l3.7S/hr to atari. Famalaa POLI8HER — For Draaa a cop- 172-MM. aobar paraon only Stan $4 50 Uoua, hard-working houaa- Beach Adult School, care of rafarrad. Trana avail. Flax hra. par on buffing wheel. No exp you tor • career in Real Eatete ara. Flaxlbla houra apply in par- keeper A non-amokor who likes START A We provide comprele end oom- aon. Walah Farmi. 110 East m hour + aoma ovantma. Call Donald Foley, Floranca A Ed- 64-6603 Call 741-2382 542-4603 children Must ba able to cook. monds Ave., Union Beach, N.J. preMnalve naming. Leern all the Front Si Rad Bank. Men. - Frl. clMn A drive Trial period of 1 ART TIME — Matura Mlndad REPORTERS - Headed lo covet NEW CAREER STUDENTS detalla al our Career Nlohl. 7am • 3pm. aak for Ann. • MEDICAL ASSISTANT — paraon to ba a racapttonlat to an municipal government meoflnga 0RIVER day/WMk to ba extended to 3 or Ophthalmic axp helpful but will $4.00 per hour 4- bonus Thursday. October 34, at 7 30 CLERICAL - Full tlma Good wlancad Call Nick s Movars more dsya/weak Sand inquiries. ptician. Mo axparlanca naoaaa- for Tha Daily Regleter Some ex- START NOW! Pteeeant phona work from ou P M Reterva your teat rafa A compensation require- train Raply P.O. Box 46. ry. Molmdal araa. Wrlla to Box ^arlaoca naoaaaary. Paymant offloa altar tchooi Apply Birch CENTURV 31 Elnblnder Realtor I typing and phona ikiiit naadad r-9194. Matawan, N.J.07747. ASK YOURSELF (or amall offlca 75»-OO0V ments to HouMkMper, BOX 125. -460 Tha Raglslar. Jer arncle Pleaae don't call WHY A SALES CAREER? Aaaodatae. c/o H t R Block, 10 Six Offlost Serving RIVER — Straight job Ex- Parlln. N J 06859 n raws bury. N.J. 07701 Send returnee and work tem- Weal Front SI. Red Bank. Monmouth County CLERK STENOGRAPHER — Full parlanca in homa fuat daiivarias, MESSENGER — Muat hava own plet to Jane Fodararo. City Edi- Immadlata High Incoma will traJn lor daftvary. Pay HOST/HOSTESS — Apply In car Rallabla Leave message at CHRISTMAS HELP tor. Box 0-408. The Daily Regle- STUDENTS - Taking tppli tlma. Banaflta. Salary »11.065. 545-6369 Must llva In Rad Bank Financial indapandanca 52 Babyalttlng- Muat M Monmoulh County Raai- nmanaurata with axparlanoa peraon Gertrude Browns Res- ocal company has pan tlma ter. Shrewtbury. N.J. 07701 Raapactacl Poaltton catjone for after echoof and dant Call 842-4000 X1». all 767-0619. batwaan 6-5. taurant 1202 Sycamore Avenue oattiona, for pra ft poal We're Equal Opportunity Em- *endt Apply In paraon. Pro ChildCswe rirlatmaa Holldsya 1600 PER fetaionei Pharmacy. 134 Broad Tlnton Fells ployera M/F WHY THIS COMPANY? CLEANING — Malntananca DfllVft _ Trector-traller for MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER MONTH St. Red Bank. BABYSITTER — Warned for 21- local ott company Experienced Adult or College Student with re- Eatabllahac. Sinca 1819 mo old boy. Mon . Wed., • Sal, paopla naadad for claanlng HOUSEKEEPER/AIDE — 5 naaa jobs can turn Into a par- tntarnaUonal Corporation fioora In tha Shrawabury araa. bulk liquid, or wilt train Pay liable vehicle wanted to delivei manani poaltlon. Company will REAL ESTATE SUBSTITUTE In my home. Can SSS-S731, atk 7am- 10am, Mon.-Sal.. Ratlrad ommeneurate wtth experience. nights Own transportation the Register to customers Ir aln For an application. Call You've thought about It. Lett talk Tha Company with a Poaittva MOTOR ROUTE DRIVERS lor Tony. necessary Salary S6/hr Call hlloaophy Adultt wtth rallabla vehlclet paopla walcoma. Call collaci •II 787-0611, between 8-5 Manalapan-Freehold araa. Foi 936-7100. about II now. Our office It one of BABYSITTER — Mature women (215)532-2562 493-3096 mor* information call 542-9660 the top 4 In the Red Bank area wantad lo aubalitute on motor EASY ASSEMBLY W0RK1 - or M2-6664 ART TIME — Waltraaa. waltars We are buay. We need you. Exc. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS routee |n wanted to bebyalt Infant In or 60000 par 100. Guarantaad HOU3EWIFES — Why not get naar my Waal long Branch CLERICAL - Waakand oftlca paid tor what you do beat? Home unch a dinar. Muat ba 16. Call trelnlna. motivation and guid- AND OPPORTUNITIES? 1 Llncroft-Molmdel work. Sunday, and powlbly Sat- ay mam No Ex par lane*/ No MOVING — SalM A aanrtca poa- 201-0533 ance available. We currently RacaJva Quarantaad Incoma I, ColtaNeck home. Mornlnga Mon thru Frl aiM Dataiia aand aalf-ad- cleaning aervlce in Mlddletown Refa. S7i.es«r urday for bright paraon aaaAIng area M2-Q022. ltlon avallabla at Mlddietown u have 7 Mllllon-Oolltr AeaoCIStsa. o Start 3. Manalapan-Freehold axtra irtcoma. Plaaaa call ad sum pad anvatopa Haul. Call 671-1102 aak for Carl PART TIME — Akda for Nuraary Promotkma On Mar it Not For more Information cal School. Craatlva, anargatlG par- Need 3 mora. Experienced or BABYSITTER - Reaponelbte 717-3643. batwaan 6-Spm. LAN VITAL-516. 3416 HOUSEKEEPER - Required on beginner. Can Roger. Sanortty 542-4000. axt 267 or 3*3-9210 loving pereon to cere for our 3 ntarpriaa Rd , Ft Plarca. Fl a full time, year round basis Var- aon to work with 6-0 yaar otda CENTURY 21 COZENS. Reetlofa ProfH 3harlng And Savlnga CLEANING — Company raqulraa 13462: 2-6 pm. CaN 767-7000. SUPERINTENDANT — Mature young children full time m our working auparvlaor wfth knowi iety ol claanlng responsibilities in Independently Owned/Operated Family Sacurtty Program minded paraono for tmall apart Keyport home. CM 73B-O4O}. tha dally maintenance of Club •ART TIME — Salaa paraon, • 13 River Rd. Felr Haven Contirtuad Salaa ana Managa- adga of floor waxing A offlca DITOR/VDT OPERATOR - ment building In Keantburg BABYSITTER - In my home tor clMnlng, Call 201-767-8363. ocal Typaaattlng Company has Houeelnterlor 5 days a week In- Salaa paraon naadad to work at 741-7SH mant Training Mull have experience In phimb- cluding weakenda 7 am to 2.30 ona of araaa (Inaat man'* atoraa. I children. PUete call Ml-SOSe ull tlma opanlngs on our night Irvg 767-4675. from 12-0, attar «. 172-0214 CLERICAL - Ma|or Mall Ordar hift for Vldao Display Tarmlnal im. Good working conditions A ATTENTION! lanibla achadutaa A atnployaa REAL ESTATE/CAREER NIOHT THE PRICE YOU PAY Racord Club la offarlng op- oparatora. Exparlanca prafarrad benefits Apply to General Man- lacounis avallabla. Call Harry Tueadav October 29. 730 pm 3 3 Waafta Salaa Training with SUPERINTENDENT — Aaalatan BABYSITTER - Part time. portunity for akiiiad Clark Typiat •', Rumaon Country Club PIMM mention THE REGISTER Eastwtck batwaan 10-2 for appt. Swimming River Road, Llncrofl. ipaoaaa Paid auper poaltlon avail. Lg garden ut wa will train you to adit coi- whan replying lo a Register Steady houra. Miuwan ana. to anlar computar (laid aa antry laga, madlcal, profaaaional. raf- »2-3333 41-5300 Call for reeervatlont ERA Lln- Full Tima Job 8 Day waa* apt complex. Old Bridge Twp Transportation not rvjoaeasjy. tovmt Computor Oparator If youaranca and taxt booka. Company employment ad crofl Realtora Llmltad Trava. Muat Hava Car Applicant muat be able to per •takeUe lean ok. Can after 7 pm. typa 45 wpm and rtava good NDIVIOUAL — To laarn auto and 'ART TIME — Dantal Hye*ntist 747-3039 Evet 747-4521 banaflta. Sand raauma and Contlnuoua Program For Par- form general maintenance A re- SM-5276 work hlatory, wa will train you for leneral glass trade Company NURSES '-. daya waak to atari. Excaiiafit x*al SaH-Dava+oprTvant pair Expd hutband a wM salary raqulramanta to University i«id benefits Vacation and Hot- aalary a to tha r ni applicant. All CRT data antry. Apply Musical raphlca, 11 Wast Ava. Atlantic Real Estate Holmdel Should ba 21 Or Older preferred. 1 bdrm apt + eatery BABYSITTER — Mature enter for Haritaga Soclaty. 1710 Hwy 35. days Atlantic Glass Co. 21 NURSING aplys conftdanllal. Wrlta to Bo. Yea we are hiring 8 7 1-8833 • medical Insurance. Ma-ssss toddler In my Mlddletown home. Oakhurat. Ighlanda NJ 07716 Attn; Editing Maply Ave Rad Bank ) 401 Tha Rag-alar. 1 Ragisla Why not |oln Amerlce'i #1 top 3 or 3*4 daya par weak. Non apartmafil STUDENTS CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT btwn 1 lam-3pm. NSULATION APPLICATOR — Plata. Shrawabury, Nj 07701 eoller. Century 21. Ability Renlty emoker, own trana. Ret. flexible CLERICAL - Part tlma. waak- LECTRlCIAN — Small buslnass law construction In Monmouth RN'S & LPN'S M/F SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - houra. good pay. Sand Inquire! daya and waakanda. Muat ba PART TIME WORK - Naar youi REAL ESTATE SALES — We Evenlngt tuning 4 p.m. t week to Box 0478 Tha Regleter. 'owing last Naad anpariancad bounty arM Experience/will NURSES AIDES homa auparvlalng nawapapar have 2 poalttona available for Monmoulh County raaidant. Call talp to grow with buainaaa MR. DENNIS end hour!. Permanent. Intereat Shrewabury NJ, 07701. Nancy. 642-4000. ant 34. ain Staady employment. Top HOMEMAKERS carrlara In tha aarly morning llceneed ealeepeoplo. Increaee Salary Nagotiabia vacation A stes. banaflla Muat hava own HOUSEKEEPERS A LIVE-INS houra. You will ovaraaa tha car- your potential-call Derrah At- 201-591-9580 COACH. BASKETBALL - Salary olidays paid Plus full madlcal ransportatlon Call 736*0201 be- M/F lars daJhrary. aakta and collac- aoclatet. Shrewtbury. 741-3338. BABYSITTER - Mature woman poaltlon avallablafor boys gram- all 739-2096. n 9am-3pm Full or part-time, naadad for ion actlvlUaa. Parmanant poa- MON THRU THURS SWITCHBOARD - Operator! 3 daya weekly, for 1 •* yr oM. In Real Eatate Salea my Colts Neck home Non mar school taam. Contact tha STIMATOR/1NSTALLER — Northern Monmouth Araa. High nons ara avallabta In tha araaa No experience nacaaaary. Mon Athktttc Diractor at Holy Croaa NSIDE — Salesperson You Can pay, no fee Call for interview a of Eaat Kaanaburg. Mlddiatown, NANCY KOO 10AM-5PM arnoker pnH. Ret required Uum Window* A doors Ex- ave a career with Sherwtn Wll- Realtor! 530-0900 Tuea., a Wed., 3-» weekend Grammar School, Rumaon NJ, >ariancad only. Saa Stava People Care. 244 Broad St. Rad '-aahold. Rad Bank Call loll fraa 3-11 Ctll«71-»2O0 for intarvlaw. Call 642-2460. ams by fulfilling our need for an Bank. 530-1666 600 Union Ava 600-242-0650 or 677-4222, Parkway 109 Llncroft Equal Oppty Employer M/F uiicka Prown's, 32 Broad naida salesperson in this pos- R1. 71, Brielle 528-9432. Free traat, Rad Bank. llon, you will assist customers REAL ESTATE SALES COMPLETE LAWN — Or yard hold. 431-1666 •ART TIME Active office offera training, pro- SI Help Wanted 51 Halp Wantad kaap-up A claan-up. No job too EXCERCI8E INSTRUCTOR — with their decorating neada 1 Halp Wantad odd. Painting, chemical work, Coma to Sherwin Wllllama lor a NURSES AIDE - All ehlfte 16.66 ma. and guaranteed floor Morning hour 9-11:30. Call I for agrettlve. hardworking ate. 671-4772. affar 6. 2S7-65N 91-1111 or 591-1113. lood salary, axcallant banaflta. an hour. Excellent banaflta C .nd career advancement 1320 Apply in paraon Atlantic High Individual. Maimed Realty. CONSTRUCTION — EnglnMrlng EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Ra- Hwy 35. Mlddlalown 671-2575 lande Nursing Homa, 6 Middle- 739-49O0 MAKABEIIENT OWKITUIHTIES orianlad Individual naadad tor ulrad. An axcaptionally axcitlng town Ava., Atlantic Highlands ATTENTION! ROUTE DRIVERS major road building Co. Outlaa. EOE M/F RECREATION DIRECTOR — >oaltlon avallabla to tha right Mon-Frl. 9am-4pm. Pleaaanl reeponelble perton to The Register haa an opening tor a Metrlci Sale* taka-off, fob coating. Ftaid MKaon who anjoys craailva JANITOR — Claanlng, general Plaaaa mantton THE REGISTER WANTED maaaurarnanta. Yaar round am- maintenance, and painting Must NURSES/NURSES AIDES - 6 work with the elderly. Apply In Manage* in Its circulation deoartmant work. Musi ba accurata. wall or- whan raplying to a Raglstar peraon, King Jamea Nuralng ptoymaot good banaflta. salary anliad with good follow-up ba fast and thorough Start im- RNa/LPNa and 8 sides needed amploymanlad. To deliver the Register Thla entry level poenion Involve* MoervWng youth comanaurata with axparlanoa. mediately Ocasn Township immediately to care lor privata Home, 400 Hwy 30. Naveelnk. kins, abla to taka dictation. 291-3400. early mornings to our carrier* In thai araaa of seta*, service and eolat>,' Call 566-1B62. compatant wtth word star on 531-6345 duty patients in the Mlddiatown PART-TIME NEWSPAPER BM Salary hlatory A raauma Matawan. and Freehold araaa HOME DELIVERY WASHER/DRYER REPAIR PER- carriers. Vehicle -sup- Dona. We provide training and an 6xosien< com- COOK — Baaic fundamantala ra- LOCAL CONTRACT — Cleaning Staff relief alao available A Sunday only, 5 30-8 a.m. Eatab qulrad. Oaya A nighta. full tlma muat ba provtdad. company looking for part lima SON — Full time with beneftta. plied. Full time position pensation package. We am hiteraMed Mi aniaaalua shifts Call for appointment A lahad routaa. No cotlacilng Applv In peraon: Norwood TV. ishks-Dlbbals 571-9666 201-741-1066. evening and morning help In Health Care Servlcaa, 19 King Must hava car. 747-2143. with benefits Equal Op- Individual* who have prior ules/or *upervt*ory Hailat arM. Call 299 Broadway. Long Branch. COOK — Part tlma waattanda EXPERIENCED PRODUCE PER- Hwy, Mlddlelown, 671-6400, portunity Employer Apply in paraon Sharaton inn SON — Inquira Wayns s Markat. 1-600- 392-6946 21 WMt Front St. Rad Bank NURSE'S — RN-LPN. M/F 11 1 HelD Wanted 51 Help Wanted Hwy. 36. Haiial KITCHEN PREP - Counter par charge nurse. 2-3 daya par weak Contact To Apply contact COOK — Exparlanca full tlma EXPERIENCED - Auto maoh- •o^Cxparlence preferred. Day 7-3 on can New wage scale Ca Apply in paraon Shora Point Inn anlc, muat hava own toota Call or^lfcee Full or part tl director of Nuralng. 9 am to MR. CONNER Brian Banach Hwy 35 Hailat. for appotntmartt. F. J. A sona Danny a Pizza. 642-5505 pm 787-8100 2640040 542-4000 Ext. 287 COUNTERPERSON - To work 542-4006 full tima In dry claanlng atora in FACTORY HELP — On cut A told 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Fair Havan PlaaM call747-S250 machlna. Flrat shin Wa will train Between S and 9 A.M. 583-5213 Call Arrow Wovan Labal Co. COUNTER HELP - Wantad Marlboro 7SO-9665 Boys & Girls Batty BrHa OMnara 642-8252. FACTORY — Laborers, all- CUSTOMER SERVICE — Eatab around handyparaona for indoor Earn Your Own Money! llahad Mall Ordar Racord Club and outdoor malntananca. ra- Have Car or Van naada axpartancad paraon to palra. cMMn-up. and oXrtt gen- handla mambar complaints Da- eral duties Apply In paraon at. tall onantad and good at follow Floranca Mills. 1490 Floranca and need a Job? Learn sales and earn money selling newspaper up. DutlM includa naavy phonaa Ava., Union Beach corraapondanca. account look subscriptions after school and Saturdays for up via CRT antary Apply Muaica FACTORY HELP — On cut A fold Hare's work for you. Load your auto with Harltaoa Sociaty. i7io Hwy 36 machlna. Flrat shift. We will train The Daily/Sunday Register We will train you Oakhurat. or phona Mr Plotnar Can Arrow Wovan Labal Co. newspapers and take them to our car- in newspaper selling techniques, pick you up 530-7000 for Intarvkm. Marlboro. 760-9655 der.. Excellent Job for aaml-ratlrad or and take you home. Excellent chance to gain DIETARY ' AIDE FACTORY — Help. Small manu- parson out of work In need of a Job. Call Waltar/Waitraaa. Full Urna facturer, located in Marlboro, sales experience. If you are self motivated, 7am-3pm, Mon-Fn Will train needs full Urna halp. Good start- Marv Conner, ext. 257. 542-4000: or Exoalkanl iaarnlng poaltlon with ing Pay + overtime Call honest and dependable, we want you on our banaflta Apply Navaalnk HOUM 431-3121 write team 40 Rlvaralda Ava.. Rad Bank. O FILE CLERK - General office The Register RN'S • QN's • LPN's • QPN's • AIDES call 642-3403 E.O.E. duties Errands Must have car PromptrtMa A dependability es- One Register Plaza If you ara 11 yr* or older Mntiai Chamlln. Schottland. Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this DELIVERY Rosen. Cavanegh A Ullano, Call Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 call 542-8880 583-5210 DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. Paopla with cars, for light da- Hvary Full or part tlma, top pay Hllma 229-3200- An Equal Oppty. Employer Apply Birch AaaoclatM. c/o H A R Block, 10 W. Front St. Rad FOUNTAIN/DISHWASHER — Bank. Matura minded Dependable people wantad. Flaxlbla day and Paraonnai Depi DENTAL ASSISTANT — Som night houra avallabla. ideal for HOLMOEl. CONVALESCENT HOME HEALTH AIDES ALL HEALTH CARE axpartanca nacaawary Wantad etudent or homemaker No an- CENTER Mrt Ciltadino SERVICES INC full tlma. for privata Rad Ban parlance) nacaaaary Can or 1UHWV 34 FAMILY > CHILDREN S SERVICE It Kmflt Hwy araa practica Conoanlal offlca apply In paraon. Friendly Newspaper Paste-up Person" Holmdel. NJ 077U 191 Bath Avenue M.ddiatowr. NJ 0TT4I banaflta, no •vanino.s Rapiy to Reeturant Shrewsbury ARTHUR'S I ono Branch N J 07740 (20l| 67 ' 6-00 . Box 0479 Tha Raglaia 747-2358 747 Broad St. Equal 12011 222-9100 Shrawaoury NJ 07701. oportunlty amployar M/F. JEWELERS AND DISTRIBUTORS WANTS YOU TO JOIN OUR FAMILY 51 Help Wanted Si Htlp Wanted WWWANTED! POSITIONS AVAILABLI-AL LOCATIONS JBWBLRY SALIS Full/Part-time. PEOPLE CARE HEALTH FORCE LPNts HEALTH AIDES OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC 197 Broed Street Nurtmg Oapi WAMHOUU 2" Sroeo St IPO Box MM 3 Waat — Suite 3 Da LaSALlE HALL Pad Berth. NJ 07701 Red Bank. NJ 07701 B'O Nawman Sp"ngi Hold CASHIIRS Excellent opportunity for I20IJ U0-16M (201) 930-1161 Lncrott NJ O773B {The Proteaalonal PART TIME CUaTOMBR SB-RVICI someone to learn all phases Health Cere Service) Motor Route Drivers KBYPUNCHBRS of operation in newspaper (with car) Needed to deliver The Register composing room. Send re- WE'LL ADJUST OUR SCHEDULE TO FIT YOURS' Paul V CheMke. Jr.. RN Paraonnal D«pi - in the following areas: PART TIME « FULL TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE sume to: Mr Fortmuller/Mrt Btrrowt Cofeeelonol Recruiter Matapiax Mgmi Safvxaa ot NO BXPBRIBNCB NBCBSSARY Peraonnet Recruitera ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL MCOSS NURSING SERVICES TIMTOM FALLS RIVERVIEW MS yvmameon Street iSi Bodman Piaca APPLY IN PERSON AT ARTHURS. Tha Regiater Ettabeth, NJ 07107 RM Bank N J 07701 LONS BRANCH MEDICAL CENTER (2011 627-S3» IHMI 530 ftoee QREENBROOK-LEDQEWOOD- 35 Union Slreel PUTAWAN/ABERDEEN WAYNE-SPRINQFIELD-EAST BRUNSWICK- Red Bank. N J 07701 One Regiater Plaza (201)530-2200/2222 CLIFFWOOD IEACH/L4WRENCE HARBOR OCEAN TWP.-MIDDLESEX MALL. Work 4 nighti and We offer Incentive bonus plus mileage & com- oat paid lor 5 Shrewabury, NJ 07701 on lha 11 to 7 ahift mission. INTERESTED IN MANAOBMINTT Information on NURSES AIDES Day Care Center la Contact Jennifer or Gall MANY OPENINGS AVAILABLE availaDM for empuyeet placing an ad Fun A Pan tima EM ASeMTANTS/JEWEUIV/aEMIUl MEHCMANMM) 542-8880 Attn: Toni Natarcola children In this DIRECTORY HILLTOP PRIVATE Fret Parking NURSING HOME Tha Register SEND RESUME YO: pleaae call M-ddiatown NJ O774B An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ARTHUR'S Equal Opportunity E 542-4000 ant. 252 (201)671-0177 P.O. Box 151 PLAINFIELD, N.J. 07060 TUOMV. OCTOBER 22, 1985 Thr He, SI Babysitting Situations Wanted Child Cara 71 MtrchandlM 71 Merchandise 71 MarchandlM 71 Marchandlsa 71 Marchandlsa 77 Pats and Marchandlsa Malt lorSala lor Sala BABYSITTER — for Salt lor Sal* for Sala Livestock Wantsd LAWN* ClUMO - 1 Main, school (.00. lake SEASONED FIREWOOD — Caa VACUTIM-Klrby. 3 months old. ai ar lamed. Painting. UoM hauHna. FUR — Living room sat Couch IVING ROOM SET — ( ptaoa WEST LONG) BRANCH - 1 .OLLECTOR - DESIRES OLD luwar okaanlno, Elc ReTa aval and chair Mack, lova saat rad aflar 8pm. 72T-4BM. attachments, ahampooar 4 but- oats homa. Uon.-Fi Irawar?mig?txzr a sat sola, lova aaat .rookar, arm ter. (860 or baat offer, 268-4444 Lloyd Ave oil Monmouth Rd. Frl IMEPIECE8 IN EXCHANOE A* lor Danny 741 -2064 Free mig?txz 1228. Induattial ohaln-lmk fanc- chair, ottoman. 2 and tabla. 4 SEWING MACHINE — Soar Kan- 4 Sal Od 1( 4 19 8am - Spm OR CARPENTRY AND ROOF- CHILD daJH-a. loa daaaak chaio Marr 9y2 chaa9 (largl (11(11o0 0tobto Of- ng. (179. Flrawood. WO par jjmpa . attk chaigrasnr 92. 19 brown(larg.o U tobtoS ( cocktail Mbra.4460 Good oon- mars, gsnidaiil oondltlon 176. COSTUME OARAOE SALE Chil- 10 SERVICES 741-7149. 4 7, wanted In rm, — k hi 929 (l tnicldosd. 244-1130 rbon. Can 2S4-0W2 Caa 747-4424 dren! and adult ooetume. vln- homa. MUM have reliable vans- !«• M240K. FURNITURE FOR SALE - 3 tage clothes, hats. bags, fawalry. USED LUMBER SILVER — Franklin mint sata '<« VCR etc Costs, furnltura. knick- PIANOS WANTED iJWJJ.rnan araa am». Ca. Mapta buraaua. daak with chair. Aaaortad sliaa Windows 4 original coal Eioaaant Invasl- Toahlba BetaVlsion. top-ol-the- CHROME KITCHEN SET - 4 ! raoord oatmata. atano and knacks. anuUasss. and much Any oondltlon CO Ol tJJ) pm. 671-7341. xaca. 3 piaoa Italian Provamlal doon mant and raaaonabla Can Don. llna. mora. CaH 4(3-4(11 Mng room, pals oraan S gold Call 741-3203 altar 8. at 942-43M. Front load'csble-ready CHILDCAIW-Needed tor 244 86 Situations «, wMa Provincial Canopy 4 programs. 14-day »aaraMMan.-m., 9-s. IMarsn- braoada S piaoa DanWi blond tan sal, mirrors, ato. I am MAPLE TABLE - (28. 2 mapM SIX OAK — T-back chslrs. 4 oak 77 Pats and SOMETHING NEW - Something Wanted Mala/Female Cham (20 aaoh. 1 badroom sat raclangular tabla. w/3 laavas Picture search/itlll/slow old Try Treasure Cove ol Olda oss illll) Baduid has Man- atooaang. daapar sw to aaa. Caa Fully rsmote control Livestock mooKi ares 447-4370 - Fraeeetlmata. 717-182? or (Sr-OOM (29 Carl (42-SM7 anar ( pm. (300 630-0438. aftar ( waak. We buy and sell. 10am-4pm. days, and all day waakands Asking. (108 Csll sfler 8 pm . Wad-Sat.. 139 First Ave , Allsn- With pride we palmlm , wttihh quality COMPUTER — AUoa ANTKKJE - BaauWUI. wing 842-7178 lic Hlghlsnds 291-2074. 83 PomaattcHalp we psaaaa. Any lib amwior M0O-9«4U4. 4 Uaar. MP/M 4 URNITURE - Crib, draaaar. chair, lost rauphoMarad (400. . SOFA Advanced And a. Y-DQN-U oail 741-4MO. Cf>M. 2 noppy drtvaa (TOOK as.). mattraaa, lova saat woman'a MadHsrranaan ooaktall tabla Castro Convarrlbls WA8HER AND DRYER — (200- Beginners aAaYtmai - skalaa ataa (, lamp, wtokar chair with 2 matching and tatxaa. 176 •oman to oara tor leaohera I ** Andaraon-Jaoobsan Furl slie bookcase bed frame DOG TRAINING REAL € ST A TF ADT233 Tsrmlnal w/modam. Can ba aaan Sunday morning. * Msdltarranaan wood and oana Can 7(7-3770 bureau 4 desk (38. Kitchen sat month Mant In your homa or Can 734-O843 Bayehore Dog Club. 741-4044 P t N T At S mats. Man la Thure. 57 Child Cara/ Mpar tapa punch 4 rsadar. (79. fl aaon. Bar with 2 (60. Stereo radio console (60. 2 iOam-4 JOpm. caa 747-rt»l Muraary Schoola # or offloa. old Super-capacity. (278. Aftei BASSET HOUND — A K A ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS waon lor 2 small Doye In my r M m c oan roekar. M2-4SMaflar (p.m. 8:30. 747V274~ papers, lovable. 2 yaara old. 4 rooms Pan HI pd 8200a raqukad. AMMkiTitaNanda. Can MktdMown home. Mual have SSS.V Davidson. Blaok XLH sportslsr, Call 442-4309. anar a pm, »t-)74T 1000 oca many extra's. Low obedience trained. (280 Call HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 344-1234 COUCH - Wlngad-back. FURNITURE - Brown-lona mUea (4000. Firm. Call SOFA BED - Ouaan. Tan. WASHER/OAS DRYER - 4(6-1(31 Or 7(7-7(77 Uva in Bni.aakaipn to take Portable dlsnwseher Exc cond. BELFORD — 3 room studio STTSBT" - •* °* Avaoado-graan Naugariyda, WO. strips valour sols and lova aast 944-0394. brown and rust plaid Harculon DE8PERATLY SEEKING — Win- apartment. Want to rant to a oomplaas charge (maintain Matching chair. (StT Fruttwood, ^ pood oondltlon. (390. Ejuarclaa bike Call 442-7917 Sterner trunk, bast offer. Avsllbls CHILD CARE - Undid lull Vma Oct. 19 Bam - 6pm. Mlddlslown sr shsrter lor homeless cats bualnasa couple or a slngla per- olaan houaa thoroughly onoa a n my Rrvar Plaia homa. Ej.c*- oaMnat-typa drum labraa. aMa- vy Bpajfinlnoton pine) dlnlno MOVING — Entlrs oonlanta waafc, ooaaatanatty oabyaH. fraa Piano. anOqua furnltura. kllchan STAMPS 4 COINS 671-4028 Ires! mouse catchare CaH son Avsll 11-1 M75 Notlndud- larn salary. Ratoranoas and car toppad. (SO aach. Club chair. room sat: tabla. ( Mgh-backad Early U.S. Mint, plata blocks, ate 767-0396 room i private ban. lood ft al- raqulrad. Call UO-OSSS slwr 128 Whlts-canopy O0004. bad. chain, and dry sink, lisoo. aa- aat. couch 4 dolls. Call 2(4-7(34. ng heel Call 7(7-2391 after 9 90-Wm oft cat 222-8788 WASHER - Kanmora heavy, : im. luaatusM w aacftanoe. Can be- Spm. WO. Palnlad modarn trlpla oadarrl condition. 4SS-na2. MOVING MUST SELL — Sawing duty, energy savsr. brown Never REE — SU mo. OM German waan»4 • pm. 444-4042 -—aar. (1(. Can (42-2M0. maohma, Kanmora with all at- STEREO — Pioneer Receive, uaad. Asking (300, Alter 9pm. Shepherd 4 Collie mix. Good DEAL CHILD CARE — Won smoking FURNITURE — Moving muat aad turn tebie. 2 spaakan and wflh kids. Moving, must rind 1 bdrm cottage (200 s Uvaln. living, room 4 badroom furnltura. tachmants 4 csblnal (78. Ra 730-2103 raaponalWa parson, to oara tor I Mganlor. Karylnator, 17 cubic oabnat (3M or bast oils. Call good home 564-941S. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 344-1234 Fraa r«am A balh In aMhanaa to yaar old boy Monday - Thura- CREOSOTED TIES Caa altar 7 pm. on waakdaya. 741-8«43 WASHER - Kanmora heavy- maMaW tia grounda t maintain (1H. 1SM badroom sal. 7 placa GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC Eroaton Spadallal 2(1-1427 1300 Lawn mowar. aslf- duty washsr. Good condition DEAL —I oukMa o) houaa. Codege DESKS. FILES - TaMaa. chain. STEREO — Toahlba SMC-9940. Baal oflar Can after 9 p.m. 0 weeks Mala, pick of liner 1 bdrm. Haat paid (300s • or Una* Vsreon GENERATOR — AC. ( K.V., propaHad IIM Waahar 4 dryar. racatvar Includes tapa. B8R turn- Black snd tsn 747- 9429 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 368-1234 storaga cablnats. oomputor aiactrtc start. 2 cyt.. WMconaln Whirlpool, pair (300. Slarao. In 797-4910 Can baMaan 11 1 WIstuU BABYSIr T -"** In my UkXH* *"- tatnaa. offloa aqulp.. ato. at isbls Parfact condition First •own horn*. A«M • monttw to S with cart (1.000. Call 2*1.1834. Walnut cablnst (78. Othar mlsc (200 takes II Mt-4207 GERMAN SHEPPARD — Fraa to EATONTOWN — 3-br. llv rffl bargain prloaa. Naw or usad. avanlnga. furnltura. Call 7S7-443S aftor WASHER od homa No papers 1 yaar ormal dining rm , aat-ln kllchan. HOMEMAKER — Companion, A AC DESK OUTLET, 1700 Rt 9.30. STEREO — Consols, paean fin- Hoover portable All shots, female spedad full bath, carpeting, central air expartanead. Small apt ti-( 38, Oakhu'M. 931-3M0. ish, AM/FM, record chsnpsr Qood condition (SO Good with children CaH 8-yr old houaa. nice area. No Q.E. — Sarr-claanlng alactrlo MOVING SALE — Rookar. 3nS Mon.-Frl. Car »llw DESK ovan. (200. Hot watar haalar. IDQ (178. Pair ol lamps (15 Call 495-0114. 471-7729. pels (400 par mo. • utll 1 ma. 1. Cal 281-4764 wall mirror, sols, chairs, tablss, Pols Ismp (10. Csll 741-0740 sec . avail Immed. 340-0431. Mapto. atudanra awn furnltura, me war. com- WASHING MACHINE GREAT DANE PUPS - Fswna HOUSEKEEPER — Uva-ln poa- (100 or c marclal floor machlna. Iraaisr, 8TOVE — South Band pro- 2 yra. old, Kenmore. >90 Ot quality 4 sue. Kolyer Una sswtHAVE — An unwante* d Itam or and much mora. Can 842 3428 leaslonsl 6 burner. 2 ovan. warm- Call after 6, (350. Call 384-8B01 or 37O-B615 1 bdrm. All bills pd (400 CHNINO ROOM SET — Elagant two you'd llka to sail? An ad this ing ovan 4 griddle Good con- 7(7-2361 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 344-1234 61 Business MUSKRAT WIRE CHVEBS - dition WOO. You cart, call eve- mothmad hoivUuaLDn*. tabla wrm 3 Mavaa. ( Dhaka and am tor 10 days. |ual MM. Call WEIGHT BENCH - a weights. 5 FREE KITTEN8 HIGHLANDS — 1 badroom on Opportunity Itabtad braaMront. E«c oond. Tha Rigiiiii Clssiinsd. Uaad. (1 90 asch. Ptaaaa can nings 530-0806 ( waste old 872-1188 (200. 7-band Pioneer squallier ha wsler. All utilities Included •WOpaSaito DEALERSHIP - WRh National NTTOrm. (S0-S707. 842-1700. STOVE — Saars 30' drop-In (100. 24 4 34' solid wood Kaansburg srss Security plus references parion. Can 747-4436 Mslnisnanosanoss Corp. Aaauraaaurad AcAc- OROAN - Hammond, 128 XL, electric range Needs soms rs- shatvea, (10 4 (19. 3(8-2344 Csll 494-1337. 1475/monlh Csll 241-S74S after DININO ROOM SET - AnHqua. HEAVY-DUTY — Air oondltkmar Ills Mr (2.710 will sell lor (1.(00 HOuHKUPfK - Tkad of oountoountaa . OuaramaaOaOuaramaad d WOWOO waakr. hand oansd. aolld oak. 10 piaoa palr. (90. Nutone 39' rsnge WILLIAMSBURQ — Bsnquet -OST — Small white mala dog. 4 pm minimuii m Incoma. I1S.000 lui (90. HI-FI oawnat glsas doon or baat oflar, mint oond.. many hood/lsn (20 530-0449 19 Iba. No ID Vicinity Harmony houaa wortf? Not anough houra sat Tasto pada 4 chair cushions outstanding toaturaa. Call slxa dining table. Solid HIGHLANDS M HW day tor a> your arranda. rndudsd. Encsasnt condition. MS. Raoord cablr»ts 110-116 ( Mahogany. sV with with 3 8» Rd , Mlddlslown 495-0383. after (28. M gal aquarium aland (20. 488-3028, slier 8 TABLE 8AW 2pm, or 972-1470. 1 bdrm Loaded (300'a Lai ma hatpl Aa lypaa f houaa (4.000 or bast Mtor. Caa Sears 10*. many acceasorlee tensions. 1 axt has lags & may be HOME RENTALS, Bkr 3(0-1234 tnm dan*. Raaaonscila ratal. DRY CLEANERS - Monmouth 774-7(11. Caa 871-3177 PEREGO - Coach baby car- Call Bob used aa a matching sideboard PARROT — Cherry-headed and nirmni raHianuaa. Can MODERN APARTMENT — Near Mad. Substantial volume. High DININO ROOM BET - Tabto, 4 HEADBOARD - King i riage. Converts to atrollsr or car 2(1-1477 evenings EKtsndS 10 10'. 1800 firm Conor. 10 months old. with cage Sarnie 471-4744 attar (pm. prom. Can Jim or Ed, MMdS- Wamut (100 E«osaanl con- bad. Mint oondltlon. 875 Perego 741-3680 (100, Blue-point Slamaas. I'/, ansportatlon 4(8-0419 Baat chairs, braaktrom and dock, dition. Caa (71-1927 suoller. axe oond (28 (71-0647 TELEVISION — 29 In color con- Ime to call before noon. 54 Situation. i Rasrlcra. sso-oaoo. also Mving room sat 10 months sole, Qood oondltlon. (200. Csll months old. S25, 563-9126. 62 Mortgagaa old. Caa 1428488 aflar 8. HEAD6TROM - Combrnason PIANO — Somali, Ejnallanl play- 73B-9293. POODLES — Mlnlstura. dark KEANSBURO oamaga atroaar. Blua crushed . condition Includes naw WINDOWS chocolate brown males. AKC Studios 4 sfla Irom (200 s Wanted Famale DININO ROOM - Draxal wamut TELEVISION 1 4 2 bdrm from (400 a sat Drop-toal tabta w/axua laal vatvat ffMOSllanl condition Ash- padded bench Do/lvery 1 trsa BJsloualsJIOO -aglstsred 7 weeka. all snots. LOW RATES ing (too or bast ofrar 4B3-0S1S. tuning at homa. Instruction 28 In. Admiral color. Csll (42-4627 after 6pm HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 394-1234 4 pada. Burial 9 chain. MM. Exoallant condition. (280 Call 747-0930. after 6 and on tat Mlg. farlnaocmg. 72 hour «p- 741-SS 23 W76. Csll 2286288 weekends KEANSBURQ provala. 2nd Mtga a Cotp Loans HOT TUB - Saata 8 paopta. Mini 442-0926 72 Garage/Yard ASOVI THE REST condition, hardly uaad. Asking PIANO RACCOON DOG - For sale 14 Apta. Adults preferred Kramar Fln'l 3(4-(0S« DINING ROOM SET — Baaullful THOMAS - Playmala III. Will Sales Call 949-7911 or 787-8718 IN CHILD CAJIE a 4 chroma Paraons dining 12100. or baal oflsr 244-7134 Baby grand Good oondltlon months old. Blua lick, female. Vour oMd ahould bo oontani. Asking (2(0. sail lor (490 or baat offar. Vary room labla. w/ 6 upholstsrad HOUSEUOID OOODS - AH good condition. Many featuree BELFORD — Ssturdsy. October (50 530-7366 KEANSBURQ — 3 rooms Suit- happy and wan oajad tor while chslrs (7(0. Altar 8 pm Can 747-30(4. able lor 1 or 2 adurta Call aftar you work. I am a Fair Havan klnotHprtaa> living room sat. TV. Including bench. 4W-0232 26. 9em-5pm. 540 Money Court SCOTTISH TERRIER - Mala 8 530-8140 ' starao. VCR. houaa planta Call POOL - 24 • 44 Good con- Lota ol bargains lor averyona. months old AKC registered. All 4:30 864-0040. mother who oan do all o> lha snytlma up mm 10 pm, 871-1789 3 PIECE QUEEN — SectlonsI abovat I yaara aapartenoa in DININO ROOM SET — WaHnut dition. All ecoaaaorlea. Including shots. Asking (380. Call KEANSBURQ cover (200 7(7-3041 couch + chair 4 Ottoman. (300. FREE FIREWOOD - Courtesy ol 4(6-4972 child oara am TEI*mC <«m- oontamporary (400. Trlpla HUTCH — Conlamporary. 3S»17 Good condition Call 244-70S3 Hurricane Gloria First coma, Studio 4 Elfa Irom (200's enoael Cast 443-4407 71 Merchandise draaaar (30. Mirror us stangfa (200. Partact condition Must PORTABLE CRIB — with bump- altar ( p.m. first served Bring your saw. WANTED TO BUY - English 1 4 2 bdrm Irom (300'a dlahaa. morning blua (29 Balga aaa to sppraclals. Will dallvar er! and msttrees (49 or b/o. Mlddletown Twp Call 7(7-1909. HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 3(0-1234 A4J CLEANING » IROHwKa for Sale THREE — 4x(quarter Inch plata loree 16 hands or over Call snetoaad farmlca tub (79. Can Caa (428833 Baby carrier (19 or b/o. Excel- Tom 495-2854 weekends. KEANSBURG - badroom 0ERV1CE - We have the lime. If 2S4-222S. lent condition. Contact Cindy glass mirrors Qood condition. FURNITURE — (2) living room (179. Call batwaan Iism-Brjm, sets |1) Dining room sat. Baat apartment. (346 par month, 7 HOMES WANTED 971-9449 slngla gentleman preferred. Ref- 7 homes needed to display naw DININO ROOM BET — Franch IBM TYPEWRITERS 930-77(2. otter. Call 741-B374 80 Bicycles Provincial, apt. auad. 2 laavaa, 9 3EWINO MACHINE — PortaUa erences and 1 vt month security A 4 J — naming * Ironing eer- 1 vinyl siding by Bethlehem RENTAL S2S 4 up par month TIRE — 1 snow. H78-15 poly- HOLMDEL - Neighborhood Mini Bikes raqulrad. Call altar 0pm ri. Give your homa a naw chairs, oana-baok. Braak-fronl Rant-open to buy 747-1M1 (190 Zenith ig- B « W TV. ««a. Wa ha«a *e lm 1 you 8V1 ft 931-M92 naada minor repairs (80. Ad- ester, (19. 4 regulsr H Urea. (12. garaoa sala. Oct. 26. 10-4. No donx Cat AUoa 747-1(44 or JM OUINN — Landacaplng 2 19-ln. rims, ($ 566-4859 sfler rain data. Ely Road Something FUGI miral 4" B 4 W TV. (30. Call LARGE ROOMS TO RENT Jannto 74772*2 CMNINO ROOM SET - Franch Wood chips Agad 1 yaar. Local 842-7397 Spm. for everyone to speed like new (179 NO OOWD paiyrt>a>fit$p no Ot Provincial, larga china cloaat araa. S yarda-WO par truckk—' Csll 2(1-4017 MONTLY. WEEKLY REASON- OASYStTTS".- Caring mother paymanu Wl spring. 100H buftot wtth glass lop. sarvar or Call 747-4201 POOL TABLE — proteeslonsl- TOSHIBA — Bats video Csssstts KEANSBURQ - Contents ol ABLE RATES CALL 442-4460. «»l tatvajt lull ama at my Recorder Still In box. Front homa. Antique dining room, NISHIKI dnanomg availabla Caa taa can with giaaa top. 4 slda 4 2 slied for sale, hardly used. (700. LINCROFT - Shady Oaks adult •HdHsauwii homa. Cat 1-M1-«34.B37> a/m chain, 2 laavaa tor tabla KITCHEN SET — Butchar Mock Also under-tne-oounter dlah- load/cable ready. 9 pro- kitchen table, cedar closet, plc- Mans 12 spasd. 27 • dark 747-2710. top. 4 swtvai chain (190 SUvar grammed. 14 day, picture turee, misc. bric-a-brac. Wad- blue.(17S. Call 974-1030. condo 2badrm. 2 bath 1st floor. •nth labta pada WOO or boat waeher. hardly usad. In good (700. AIR COMPRE88ER - 4 hp. gas. Mtor. Call 7(7-1S2S or W7-O0S4 Plato aarvlng pucaa. Can condition And a nice wsshlng search, •tlll/sltm Fully remote Sat, 10-4. 94 Wasckssck Ave. off BOOKKEEPER - i yaara e«- on whaala. (0-120 lbs praaaurs (71-wig control, haad cleaner 4 blank Francis. ERA LINCROFT REALTORS parlanoa. Account* raoalvaMa A machlna, In good condition Call 83 CBa. Elactronlca 747-3939 747-4921 O00 firm 7(7-«nt. DINING ROOM — Draxal aftar 12 noon 241-0778 tapa. Cost ovar (900 Isr (290 payaMa. general ladgar, bank Mahogany doubM padaatal KITCHEN CABINETS — Uaad takaa It After (. 942-7979 LONO BRANCH — 10 Wsshlng- ANTIQUE FURNITURE - Dining Bkch with formica tops (300 lon Street. October 29. 10-3 pm. SATELLITE — TV LONG BRANCH — 1 badroom. rapornsialmi. a«. Eimmnl 'la. glass lop. S chain, woo RAILROAD TIES — (k(>(, (5 40. living room, aat-ln kitchen. Mint miai skills can (72-OIM room sat. laws with 1 laavas I Can aflar 4pm. 2(1-3331. TRAILER - Dodge pick-up Small estate sals, furnltura. Befors you buy. call ua. hutch. Eiioallant condition. ) altar 9 pm. 942-S10S. 7a7«8 (7M> Prsaaura-traalad. Receive Iraa booklet on STV. condition. Opposlts Monmouth 6«6.8 W.7S; 7«7.8 (10.48 body 2-ton chaaala. 9x9 (490 blkas. CB. kennel. C-hllch, glass. Medical (445. Includes haat and Chain naad racondlOonlng DININO ROOM SET - DMng firm. HOME SATELLITE 222-5533 BOOKKIiama - Service thru •MO. or bast oflar call KITCHEN — Cablnata. 14'. i (0O-923-9707 Can dallvar watar, Paul P. Bova. I.M.C.. Re- room labto 4 ( oHaka. (128. Vat- Mrch. with Saars Mack glasa wall 22B-2492 attar 4 p.m. altor 671-2944. 7(7-4472. vat sofs and 2 valvst chairs ovan. stalnlsaa sink, gas oook RANGE — Gaa Tappan Excel- 84 Marchandlsa (200. Can altar ( pm. (71-4(47 top, G.E dlahwaahar. Ramodsl- lent condition. 2 years old. Ask- TRUNDLE BED Wantad LONG BRANCH - PIissurs Bsy ' ANTIQUE JUKE BOX ing (229. Call 488-8187 aftar 0 Solid Maple CALL Ua WI CAN HELP YOUI — DINETTE BET - Tabto w» Ing. Baal ofrar. (71-2SM. MIDDLETOWN — Estats ssls 1-badroom (465 Haat Included. Naada soma work. PlayaMa. Qood condition. (139 t-A USED FURNITURE — An- Call 222-7714. ANaradana. baby clothes, mak- Baat oftat Call M0-38M irMjtau (anal BWIQ KM IIHCS avfj KITCHEN SET — Apt SUa 30" Call 930-O44C. Gsrrytord Farm, 154 Sleep- tiques, working refrigerators, ing your ouahtona. plain drapas. chairs and oraaktronl. good c RATTAN — Sola, 2 chain, ot- yhollow Rd. Frl. Oct 29. 0-4. Sat contents of homes, allies, base- tawa top. 2 drop laavaa. mar TRUMPET - With case Vary prxxtataooka, hams, throw ANTIQUE — Empu. lova saat dltton. 1128 Caa t*i*U7. proof top 2 laddar back black toman, circa 1(20. (379. Call Oct 29 9-4. Sun Oct 27. 11-3. 3 ments, etc Will haul 1 Item or all ouahtona. tie lot mads to IK. Call OoodcondMon. 1200. daooratad chain. Exc cond. Can 670-2820 good condllon. Baat offar. Call generations of treaauree 4 col- Call 294-4464. 530-8741 PINBALL MACHINE — Goffieb 737-4(10 after 6 p.m. lectibles. Kitchen utensils, chins, Buccaneer (176. or baat offer S71-42Wavaa. REFRIGERATOR — J.C. Penney. LUXURY GARDEN APT8. — 1 ANTIQUE - Oak aMaboard wrm TWELVE — Light antique brass pictures 4 lots ot misc. badroom Beautiful landscsplng QUALITY CHILD CAM - By ChMrana wooden daak (10. Pair LADDER — 40' Aluminum s> 17 cu. It. no Iroet, (378 Dryar. ALL LIONEL TRAINS momar ol 2 with maalsrs m bantod glass mirror EacaHant ol toe iltaln. Raidao kaathar Sears Kenmore. excellent con- chandelier. Excellent condition. RED BANK — Apt sale. Thurs. Or Flyer Top cash appralaal. Pool. 1 ml from QSP Call soual arark • sapaflama wrm condition (429. Caa 571-1927 (99. 741-4744. altar Spm. Price no obtect.946- 2893 264-1846. 9-5. Mon-Frl. girls, sue lO'.t (16. A naw BMX (Naw). (200. dition. »17S 544-8271 Frl. Oct. 24 4 25. 9-4 Household oMdrm Mams, pra-aahool * lumper bike (100 or beat offer goods, furniture, clothing, jew- sctwat-asad. Also hourly day sH- APPLIANCES - Jaftlgaratoia, REFRIGERATOR — Admiral. 16 TWIN BED - Exc. cond. (79. MONMOUTH COUNTY — Many aaahara4 drydrs. Raoondltlonad 564-6688 or 564-1864 Kllchan sala (2) (40 4 (29 Living elry 168E Sutton Park Apta ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS 1-7 rooma. soms kids, pats OK ana. naaaonaMa. Flexible Mure. LIVING ROOM SET — 9 piaoa cubit foot. Good condition Ask Branch Ave Lionel. Flyer. Ivee. Marklln. etc. 4 guarantaad. 1100 4 up. Can Ing (229. Call 4M-9348. room aat. 9 pieces (79 TV. B 4 Free utilities From (260 up. MJ-74U IWnn 7 4 »pm. DOOR — 1 Thsrmopans all colonial, couch, lovssssl, chair, 2 Also, metal cars, trucks, plsnea. 609-443-9000 No broker fee daiW. Youva aaan ma raat door. 1 yaar old. I»osaanl con" W. 18- (29. Daak (40 Double RUMSON — 12 Washington Avs now buy ma basn (30-2W7. and lahlaa. 2 lampa. Eioadan REFRIGERATOR - G.E White bad (((. Refrigerator (90. boala, tin toys, highssi 9 paid (Rant sssol . CHH.D CAKf - Young anarsMo dltton (190 takaa It Ca condition. Asking 1700 Ci (Saabrlght Bridge ) Set. Oct 19 Nobody beats my price kMng mom ana walcfl your orm- i yaar old. 17 cubit foot. (400. Badroom sat. doubls (78. 10am - 4pm. Furnltura, dish BEDROOM SET - Ethan Allan 871-4438 anar Spm. 4W-4872 Waahar. Kanmora. white. 2 yrs Lampa. caplmontl pair (90. 244-5075 MONMOUTH BEACH - Larga 1 dran In my Malaaan homa. Ex- ArMqua Plna, 1 draaaars. t dask. ware, boat 4 trailer, and much bedroom Wall to wall carpeting, oassnl rakjranoss. Can SO-itOd DRESSER - Trlpla. win mirror LIVING ROOM 4 DEN SET - old. (200 Dryar Kanmora white. Chest ol drawer! (20 264-8456 mora. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR 2 book ahaMa. mirror, Captain's Chaat . 2 night tabtaa. Wamul good oond. electric (40 Or baat waahar. dryer, tennis courts. aftsr 4:30 pm couch. 2 chain, and labw 4 SALE — Call Second Hand Lll swimming pool, 1 block to Trundto bad. EwoaHanl oondiaon. (129. Plna roekar, | lamp. Contamp.. blua w/whlta offers 280-O873 VACUUM CLEANER — KIRBY. UNION BEACH — Moving. Entire 244-0777. Aflar 5. 244-4916 HiAvtKS Htxpina BMO. Cad 741-492* anar 4 cuahlons. WO. 787-3O48 Attachments and Rug Sham- contents ol house Antiques. 9-4 beech (680 t utilities Avail dots. (400 firm. CaH 944-2012 REFRIGERATOR — Looking lor Highest prloss paid lor sll Items 11-1. 272-8600 axt 2403 Day Chilanaii «oman wouK)I Mia pooer included. Llka naw. Aak- Frl .Oct 25. Sat.. Oct 26. 4 antiques, etc For bargains, atop BIOROOM BIT - ( pkna gkta, DRESSER — S drawars. Ig. rr* LIVING ROOM - a good homa. Coppsnons. 18 IngSMO. Caa (42-97(3. Sun .Oct 27 38 Scholar Dr Altar 7 pn 228-5918 Rich. ^O^JaMCitjaVW^ fOv*> "taMatOftatrDta) wMto badroom sat. MMudlng ror. 4 twin haadbosrd. Solid oak cubit loot, no frost. 4200 Call at 24 Broad 81.. Keypon rsiaa. Qood rara. Can KAMN Twin D*JO#. aVprtny * msTTTfjajdj. Esperanto and taMaa (76 aaoh 4ga>IM7. JANET 7(7-4(08 Or Mint cond. Orto. ovar WOO. aaH- CocktaH (100. (buffet eteoera 244-2320 Dark wood Iwln bad Including Ing for (200.4 drawar wood daak Tyra7»a-oa7» Heritage aota (300. Excallen REFRIGERATOR - Saars 11 asnng 4 mattraaa. 2 chaaa wnh w/chalr. (20. 4S9-4SM. condition Call 530-16 CLEAWNO - Eipartanoad pro- k ahaM. Ping-pong cubrl R. 1 yaar old. SIM. Can ImUnal cmnlng woman »ho • Larsa bualnasa TV roof an- DRYER - (2) Elactrlc Washing 671-7424 aftar ( p.rrr •rarkad tor a otoaiMng aaMoa la lanna. Caa (71-4B4g altar S pm. fT^ajcWndj, ra)frfa9)f AtOf, 2 aiJr cofi REFRIGERATOR - Good con. dlttonan. Moving muat aad. Caa now saaMng k) aapand har o«m BED — Twin martins and baa dmon. asking (200 or best offer (42-4110. Plaaaa caa (72-2(44. Business Directory loot-board. ukTnaw. (45 . DRYER — Hotpomt slaotrlc larga capacity. SKO.Saan aawtng ma- MERCHANDISE REFRIGERATOR — Side by aids I 543-4124 china, brand naw, navar u (328 Double ovan range (325 A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SF.RVICES CHAWNO BY KAHEN - Homo BEDROOM SET — Colonial (128 CUM! »4M. MERCHANDISE CaH 747-8026 or One*. BjsinnihH, Naaabto. style, bookcase double bad. j|| afcj af rlll REMODELING SALE - 4' 8ingle draaaar wflh mirror. 9 ELECTRIC BED - Thar-A-Padlc MERCHANDISE Butcher Mock 2 Shan kitchen draw cheel Asking S12S. Call vibrator and motor for haad part work table (125. Large micro- 870-0813 aflar 7:30pm of bad only, In good working CLfAMNQ — I •« otoan your ordar. 12(0. Caa M4-S4W. wave ovan. (76. Electric Dryar 380 Accounting 565 Fireplaces & 635 Light Hauling 880 Painting ft houaa bansr man mtna. E>- 3 BEDS — AH bads box (SO. Table and 4 chairs (200. 10 p4rt8AOafjQ« I fof ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Cubic loot refrtgaralor (300 GARY MAYBURY — Public Ac- Woodatovaa Paparhanglng 4 inatll • 1 King araa »100"2 GUARANTEED countant. Accounting, book- BEN'S INDUSTRIAL - Rasldon- Bunda(4I Storm windows vsrlous sues. ml A Butlnsju CrMn-out aaxvlc* DJ.'s PAINTING — In- lull (29 4 (100 Cat 741-1249 Caa 485-163] or 7(7-7(77. keeping i tax ssrvlce 542-0640. FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES RESULTS Chimneys, brick lasriha 4 walls Quick-dapwidcbpa. . Boll«tr- tenor/exterior Free aatlmatas. rnothar and babysH m my asDord BEDROOM SET — Solid oak 2 EXERCISE EQUIPMENT — Or we'll run your ad 10 REMODELING - Raaaonabla Brick, stons. block, concrete furntc* r»mov«l FREE ••11-Raaaonabla Call 73B-4685or 442 Bartending mitn 5fl3-0«361 264-3477 ask for Ed homa Can 4M-a2M buraaua. 2 night laWaa. haad- b*j>och. ouftlno b days lor FREE! prloaa. Kllchan sat, 4 chain, Repairs. J Black. 2S1-OO37, board 4 mirror (2S0 Caa dumbslls. (. IS Ib wakjhta. 4. S matching hutch, Irving room BARTENDER - Avsllable lor weddlngs-Prlvsts partles-Bsn- B* WLIOHTHAULINQ WE PAINTING CO. — Call Willis HOUSECLEANINQ — Rnnn- 4(S-B(M. Ib. (. 3 Ib. watgths. t lag pi couch 4 lova saat. 1 recltner. 1 590 Handyman Attica, c*Ma.r», yarda, garag**. A 228-5016 Tha Happy Pslnlsr able rates Ouaaty work. Rarer (100. Caa 842 49»7 You oan Mil your ITEM In you chair, + more. Please call aftar 5 qusta-stc Fully axp 730-0444 BOXES - CORRUGATED •Inojlo Him morchavtdtM tor HI* altar 9 p.m. Serving all Counties INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR — Homa contlructlon cHMn up LlccnMd Free sal Fully Insured 20 year* snoaa. Cs« (72-0(79 For Moving 4 Snraga, and tor waakdaya. or all day waakands. ft iniurtxJ 485-9302 sxperlence Res or Comm FENCE BOARD - (1 sprues «d. Hex* you'll roach vory 872-1488 repair. Odd lobs. CO 4 PT. palm- HOUaaCLfANINa TEAM - CM 2 Industry A comptata Una of i«4««' so aaoh. Caa 942-W77 arudou* buyora •hopping our 444 Bathroom ing. Fast, dependable service CLEAN YARDS PAINT A PAPER — Qualliy work- psckMng suppllaa. 4(2-4(72 or or 747-4469 PENCE BOARD — ciaoaJnod for a good buy on lh« COUCH — And love seat earth Hank. 531-4226 before 8 p.m Cellsrs. sttlca 4 garagaa man«hip-rsMaK>n«bl« ratM. Eve- fwJ**CwWao*jai. OMMndsbtc Own •1 sprues. 1>4-4'. 801 aach. Cs ftom you tmnt to MH. colon, (228 Badroom sal, (37S. Remodeling a Free astlmsles ning A WMhand Appolntrnvnta Sana. Cad 2*4-7»1v BRASS TWIN BEOS - (129. 842-9877 or 747-4W(. Club chair, rust. (40. Odd pitch- Ceramic Tile 595 Homa 741-2148 FfNwiimiM 530-4228 Franch ProvanHal sols (100. Ra- 4 LINES Enough spewo to do- ers, (to aach, 4 mora- Vary good HOUSEKEEPER FIREWOOD aoib* your Ham thoroughly and cond- 872-1498. call after 9. ALL TILE AREAS - Expert re- Improvements LIGHT HAULING 4 CLEAN UP — PAPERHANGING Eiyarlanoa housakaapsr with dlnar wnh vibrator 4 haat (79. weekdays, or all day waakanda. pairs Bath remodeling since Antes, cellars, gersgee cleaned Ms. Psperhanger '4w#*"w7fto*j# ww QMsn youf wsy* Wing chair (78 Call 741-1049 or (100 a cord buy** inlaxawt DUST BUSTERS — Commerclel' You truck 1096 Bob Aklut. 26O-0397 raaldantlal. Floor waxing, carpal Olapoaal of contents. Fraa esti- Tha Feminine Touch Caa laigoit (42-04(4. RUG — ( by 12 hand-made, shsmpoolng. gensrsl cleaning mate Call 530-3545 Free Eat 741-5650 Can 741-3444 10 OAVS...Enough t)m« to roach geometric conlamporary pat- CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTING MOO5ECLEANIMO - RawMn- BUNK BEDS — Llka naw Mini ovfjr tS.OOO dlfforont aduN raad- Balha, showers, walls 4 floors Act nowl 646-9568 WE HAUL ANYTHING — Clean PAPERHANGING — By Gregory', abto ratoa. Own a*anaportalton. oondltlon. 2 piaoa mattraaaaa- f a aaoh waok. baeauat paopta'* tarn. Neutral colors. Nearly naw. FIREWOOD (100 or baat ofrar. Call daya Prompt service Free estlmstss HAVE SCREEN WILL TRAVEL yards, gsrsgee. ate. Licsnsed commercial and residential. Free i. Can 747-44M Baautttul plna wood. Vary aturdy FlntNt quality. MMOoad hard rtooos changa day to day. Csll snytlma lor spot 285-3185 Must asa. (200 firm. 747-7(S7 294-4180 Glass, locksmith, csrpentry. win- Reasonsble Call Jerry 542-5810. sitimslss Reasonable prices Fu« cord (WaVaftMtMl dows, doors, rooting, siding Csll Csll 870-4429. KEANsawna MOM — WM t_ _ M.90...Enough valua lo maka It RUG — American oriental rug. NEW CERAMIC TILE 6 REPAIRS for your oMsVcMMran In my you KMp ttW lOsMl f raw Qont fl«l Ragroutlng. replacing fixtures 747-1027 BUTCHER BLOCK — Osnulna worth your whit* 10 rasllstlc*' (Canstan) 11x0x20x4. Balga 650 Masonry homa. Behind E J Roberts prfcea your ttam to a«4l. background with shades ot blue Raaaonabla prices. FREE estl- JOHN ROESINQ 42- round butchar block labM mstss 530-7214 685 Paving with 4 matching chain. 1 yaar 4 roes Cleaned 4 moth prod C ol O Specialists Service old In anoallant condition Asking THE FREE DEAL IS ... Asking (1.900 Csll baton ( am Intsrlor-Exterlor Horns Rspslr MASON WORK1 - Brick, con- PAVING — Profeaeonal drive (80 7(747ir and a»W 9 pm. 440-2323 447 Carpentry NO Job To Smsll crata. patio, sidewalk, atone 4 way sealing 4 repair. Last month FIREWOOD ..If you dont sail your slngls 489-2005 of seeaon. Call nowl J. Clntron Hit and delivered Daya ITEM In 10 days and you paid SEARS KENMORE CARPENTRY - Additions, sllsr- chimney. 291-4677. CAMERA — Cannon A-1. Can- 1-7072: eves., 542-6221 M.(O, wa will run your 4 Una stiona. naw homes, decks. Company 244-1320. REDKORA UNO - RaaaonaMy non wlndar, tona. (O-2O0mm. Elactrlc dryar KRUSI8 CONSTRUCTION CO MASON-CONCRETE WORK — FISH TANKS FOR SALE - With singto marchandlas for sala sd Brand naw (290 kitchens Fully Insured. Call prtoad, custom mada ahkrad or 2(mm. M-Wmrn. 2 Urnaa Ma Chris Johnson 741-1604. Totsl Sldg a Renovations Naw a Sidewalks, patios, driveways, AOT. And 4. 22 aunpak flash stand and aooaaaorlaa. Baat lor snorhar 10 day.-lor FREEI Call 738-1842 old additions, kltchsns. bsth. steps, block 4 brick. Fraa esti- pusti~ dd baMon ahadaa. Caa Daa oflar Can 4(9-2934 altar ( p.m. This spadal oflar la good for m- 695 Plumbing ft (400 Call 7(7-178O: SEASONED FIREWOOD - DSD CARPENTRY - Pro- decks, etc. 741-1090. mates Call BUI at 754-8214. 74t-gH dhnduaU sailing a slngla Itam ol fessionsl renoveters. windows, Haatlng CARPETINO - Waa to wan. FISH TANK — 4 Stand 129 gal thalr own, and la not tor com- Cords 4 '4 cords Split 4 unspllt Total Home Construction Inc MONMOUTH CONCRETE. INC SECRETARY — Encsllsnt book. COMPLETE Ehalm 4 auprama svsllsDIe Csll 563-6088 doors, kllchsns, baths, skylights, •taapmg and sacfatsnsl akWa. • Ma|or mill liquidating anura marclal uaa. decks. Complsts home remodel- Additions, windows, vinyl siding. — Sarvtng Monmouth 4 Ocean Monmoulh Praacision Haatlng yaara aapananaa. Call a72-oiM stock Brand naw lOOft Nylon, King flrtors. 30 baautlfu ing. Fraa eetlmatea. Fully In- dsslgn service. Free estlmstss. 15 yaara. uniquely designed Call today lor fraa sstlmsts on anyama. any 3 rooms, living, dining, flah.(70'00 hm (42-47(3 aflar 4 Can ua Monday thru Friday (:30 SEVEN (71 ROOM HOME — All sursd Call 971-1074. Csll 730-2858. pool aprons, pstlos, driveways. naw or replacement brollera. badroom to 378 sq. n. (109/ln. p.m. a.m. to 4:80 p.m., to gat your furnltura 4 household srtlcles walks, decor 4 retaining walls, haat pumpe. hot watar TUTon - Rasdrng. Math. En«- dudaa cualon pad. install. FISH TANK — W gallon w/atand slngla Itam for sala ad Into muat be sold. 10 sm - 8pm. 101 FULL LINE 600 Houaaft foundation, floors. Speclsllilng bjeaboerd. Full, Insured la*, Ptnnlea. Carwiad Taaehar. Financing aval. Call Bart haalar. Max. bubbJs wand. 4 tomorrow'a nawapapar. Wast End Ave. Shrewsbury NJ HOME IMPROVEMENTS In Interlocking paving stone. Qradaa K-a. 4as-ili(. (-10 P.M. 1-dOO-S24-132(. pump. Full lop oovar w/Kghta. NO JOB TOO SMALL Office Cleaning Belgium block, slate, brick, FREE EST CALL 739-9807 CLEANING AT IT8 FINEST — block, concrete. Frea Eatlmataa TYPIST — Aa your typing naada CARPETINO — 3 rooms Uaad (178 or baat offsr 848-8073 222-3644 dona In my homa. raaaonsMa Trustworthy, persons). si- 715 Roofing but not sbuaad. You « »». 11 Can FLUTES - 3 Oambnhan flutaa HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpen- fordable Compare all others rstsa. WW ok* up 1 daavar. 211-4772 prararavanmga or try try, woodwork, lobs dona wtth ft Siding MMMMMwn aras. Caa allar 1 pm. Fairly naw. 1 haa opan holas, t than call Mint Maids 775-3640. 665 Moving ft has doaad fwlaa 4 a ptocalo Cal ?reclelon Job too big for you? 747-aall oo small for others? Csll Ken Storaga ROOFINQ-SIDINO-OUTTERS CARTOON CELS AVAILABLE! 281-2717. Soderlund. 944-2071 anar 6 p.m. 624 Lawn Sprinklers Lsak rspslr a since 1882 Own 4 original 01 your favorlta FOR SALE — Showcase and TEACHERS MOVING INC. — Big ' Feat serves Csll 830-0942 We Have The MORNING DEW — Lawn or small. Licensed 4 Insured cartoon oharaotar. Unlqua gifts matching gondola Perfect tor 4S0 Carpet Cleaning Sprlnklere. Specializing In ser- ROOFING SPECIALIST - Quali- Vvaja/ajv#v# b#rt(ooo/^ %f*o (42-44M jewelry and/or gift shop Excel- Free eatlmataa. Fair Havan. ctoan up onwa. Lai ma do ma vice 4 custom Installation ol 930-1333 ty work, references available. In- lent condition. HaaaonaMet Can A-l EXPERT Carpet Cleaning underground lawn sprinklers sursnee eellmstss. soffltt. facia. 741-4413 batwaan 9-9pm only. MERCHANDISE Upholstery cleer.lng Raaaonabla Wlntaruauon. 870-2691. 'gutter 4 flashing PROMPT SER- guaata. Cad BarrM art-aTas rates Morris Hoffman. 747-0209. 675 Odd-Jobs FREE- Sera 4 kwaaaat TwM VICE. Call 291-9(47 CASH — For booka. booka maltrsss and box springe. Also 468 Carpal Installation 625 Landacaplng A-1 ODD JOB SERVICE - Ex- booka, booka. booka. books isrgs vanity wtth mirror ?20. Cel to boy or sell perl homa repairs. Fully Insured 4 Lawn Cara Csll 530-8515 books, books, books, books. 2«4-07r- $ 90 JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION 736 Telephone ' books. Call 634-1226. — Sales, cleaning, re-lays, re- B A Dee's — Lawn service CHIMNEY8 — Gutters 4 win- WW do Ironing FREEZER - Naw. 4 line.- 10Days. 6 stretches 4 repairs. 244-6177 Reasonsbls rates. Praacision Service Pick up antddaKad . r CHAIR — wlngad-baok, curvad aacntoh. Asking (300. Nagjo- dows cleaned. Free eeilmstes. work. Wa do all tall clean-ups Prompt service Call 741-1917 QUALITY PHONE INSTALLA- 7 oayss w» lags. (100 CARRIAQE. Thayar Wbto. Call aftar I pm. 284-9OM Brush 4 smsll tree removal, bad TIONS — Extensions added 4 (28 CHILD'S OATE. W 475 Concrata anytime. ^^^ afciaaa FREE FIREWOOD — Courtaay ot edging. No lob loo small Fraa moved. Vary raaaonabla rates (42-O913. MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC. sstlmsts 530-4883. FftS CONTRACTING — Rooting, woman Saaklng CtaaMn Hurrtoana Otorla. First coma — Serving Ocean 6 Monmouth Bualnaas or home. 442-4676. Apts or otltoaa first aarvad. Bring your saw painting, siding, bathrooms, 15 years. Fall drtvsway special. LANDSCAPING - Spring clean- bsssments. No Job to small. Call Mlddlatown Twp Call 787-1404. 542-1700 Free sstlmatea Csll 222-3544 ups and lawn ssrvlce. Good Man. 264-6588 Fraa estimates Caa Das anar 1 P.M. (42-oao work. Reasonable rales Call 738 TapiTapinng ft 55 SKuaUona CHECK THIS OUT... 741-4341. aak for Bruce. 660 Painting* 88packllk ng OM mora readers lo check out 480 Construction PLANTS-TREES Wanted Mala your ad »Hh a CHECK at the top FURNITURE FOR SALE ADDITIONS — Altarauona. 30 Paparhanglng and'or bottom d your copy Can Avsnsbls wholesale or retail. 5 AAA HAULAWAY — Small mov Modarn 3 piaoa curvad sac- years established Satisfaction ALL-AROUND PAINTING EXPERT Tha Register Classified Depart ttonal. 4 piaoa glass top oocktaH guarantaad. Expert workman- . FARMS Ms. loos, daan-ups. No Jab too tor dataM. 542-1700 labla. Man sliad racllnar Wall Tspmg. speckle, wall repairs. bg or amaa. Caa Tom 541-01S4. ship 349-2441 sflar 8:30. 264-6823 204-8013 sheatrock 4 plaster \ pslnnng and Sanltas Call unit. TV stand. King sua platform Welly's Painting 281-1881 < A MAN 4 TRUCK FOR HIRE bad. with booksatl haadboard 800 Decks • • TOP SOIL PM up 4 dallvar. Light naming and msttrsss, KltoMn taMa Rich loamy Farm soil. Also ms ALLOCCA BROS — Custom Smad moving kjbaYarda. aWca CHEST FREEZER — OM rtngar 4 naw chairs. Loatsaxagas D40 CARPENTRY — Pro- nure. Will deliver pslnnng Service Intsrlor-ex- (l OOvMn olaj#A#o. OutMiYi artc. waahar. draaaars. bad framaa original prtoa ovar (MOO. ... joeV #OVS1VB VOOa. HOLMDEL FARMS isrior Free eettmetae. Inaured 740 Traa Services FIBS aadmataa Jos 484-1947 dining room sat 2 old rocklrM sail this waak gnat buy at (tan doors, krtchena. baths, skylights, (24-6923 284-8813 747-6634 chairs 4 much mora. Cal firm, takaa all. Can f decks. CompkHa homa remodel- A 4 L Palming — m- WOODY S TREE SERVICE 4S6-O911. taavamaaaaga. ing. Fraa aattmataa. Fully in- Tree ft shrub trimming A sured Call 971-1474. tenor/sxterlor work. Fraa estl- 626 Lawn Mowar mstss insured Rslaianusa removal Fully Insured Free ataa. Call 530-1(12. FALL CLEAM-UP/OOO JOBS 830 Electrical Tuna-upa provided. Call 741-8010 yna otaan up gu«srs. s»cs Services TUNE UP 4 REPAIRS — Low 780 Tutoring OwMNMriaXltS, QwVBQ^ft •te- MaWOO- winter rates In affect Gusrsn- ary work oMmnaya. hauang, BEST ELECTRIC FRENCH . INSTRUCTOR — teed work. Frea pick-up 4 de- Native of Franca. Availabla for dump runa. Quick t raaaonabls. 333 BROAD STREET Lie. No 9273 Fast dependable Ihrary. 991-1424 or 872-2340 ANDREWS PAINTING — All ex- Fraa uHmilii Dapandabto. terior work. 45 yra. experlenoo. private or group tasaons. Alt Karry Walla. 2S1-W4S. Laava setlmstes. Caa 471-0121. Vary raaaonabla. Fraa estimate levele. Call 672.9820 attar 7pm. RED BANK 638 Light Hauling Csll 201-4412. aak for France Guaranteed Results! STEINER ELECTRIC — NJ. Lie A A DEMOLITION — Clean up OUTTERS CLEANED - 4 ra- New Office: 2 spaces for lease 7441. Reeldentlel-Commerclel- yards, osllara. garagae. gutters. BEAT THE HOLIDAY RUSH ( If the Item advertised is not sold within Industrlal 3-HR. EMERGENCY Cut trass Csll 644-810? Free HAVE YOUR HOME OR BUILD- 786 Typing 8arvlca SERVICE. 741-2341. eetlmatea ING FRESHLY PAINTED. EX, K^ t25£'Fr3-S8 (1) 1522 sq. ft. (2) 2400 sq. ft. the first 10 daya of your paid classified ad TERIOR OR INTERIOR. COM PiiMasaluilal word processing matsa. Can Jarl 4SS-1376. STEINER ELECTRIC — NJ. Lie. AA. DEMOLITION — Cleen-up. HARRY DAVIS ALSO 7(41, Residential-Commercial- MERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL. NO well run your ad 10 ADDITIONAL Houses, cellars, yards, gurtsrs ft JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL Proposals. Maaa Mailings Paln(iaa uurraaukxa Interior 4 Industrial. 3-HR. EMERGENCY garages. Fraa Estimates. Will exterior. Fraa iimrilll Call 2000 sq. ft. suitable for DAYS ABSOLUTELY FREEI SERVICE. 741-2341. FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOURS. PAR EXCELLENCE beat nay price. 944-4102. CALL 530-3946. Shrewsbury, 741-6700 anytime (72-11(4 (Limit: ons Mm par ad lor non-com marclal uaa only) HOUSE 4 OFFICE CLEANING — (a) Conferences, (b) Legal Library LI BB^S) ll fci iJW 4 M Vary dapandabto. Ask tor Danny (c) Active Storage CALL JOHN ATTRIDGE The Register 82,000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN UINES- 30 DAYS ONLY $4900 Lijiht Hauling SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK • CLEAN — 4 haul away, PM- (201) 747-2477 or (201) 741-6351 DAILY <—'S|iND*.Y CALL 542-1700 i7-ais«. 10B The Regiiler 101 Apt, for Rtnt _U_Rentalsie Share 31 Houses ter Salt 133 Incom* 154 Recreational 270 Auto Services/ 1M Molorcvclts Proprty Part* HONDA CM 400 19*1 — 4.0O0 RED BANK UM8ON — naaponelbte mate ONQ BRANCH — Handyman 3 Vehlclea 1-1 bedroom ipti afiar* houee. Qutet na h- COMPLETE NOSE - For 19M mllaa Good condition Flret bedroom, 1 bath, Irving room, 'ATHFINOtR 2>' — Serf con- 1360. firm Call 767-»»«» Avail. Immedlatety 630-7300 KKhood Near «nMr with deck, dining room, aluminum aide, ATTENTION tained Regular gaa 6leepa 6 ChavafH. AM 2 doom 6 dec* udlo apaoe Call 747-1506. new gaa furnace A wiring. 1 mile Ca« 2*47(06 Hd. 1160 for everything or baat HONDA CR500 PUCH — 1962 Excallant con- RED BANK INVESTORS offar Alao, bumper tor a 71 dltlon Low ">«*»••» »PgJ 3 BMrun Toonltoueee. M7S < om ocean Needa coemettc atatawtda foracWaura llat- Motor Croaa Bike. work. Beat offer over $40,000. By 975 PURITAN — 13' travel ChiBarege. MeticuKHtary. ng. Broad 81. location Approx- ALLTERRAIN 3 WHEELER — High/low aaal. afaay bar. Call dition. (400 Call 741-4026. aak radio Mileage 27.000. Leavii HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3M-1234 EAN8BURQ — Room for rent maintained InaJde a out. Eaey malety 3900 eq. ft. 1260.000 Naw 9hp. engine • torque con- atate. muatMei. Call 797-16>4 aH 787-6600 or 787-7247 or 2*4-1540 for Mlka. RED BANK RIVER FRONT - walk to Naw Vork bua. Owner verter ayetem Much Inveeted DOOQE MM - 1aV1. 1 y»ar. 87-2547. tereated In quick eate For datalla. call Jan Moraa Seal- 6360 Call 767-*3*6. YAMAHA - 1961 DT-90. Oft & Naw 1.2 or 3 badroomi with on-road. afreet legal, aic. cond. 12 000 mta warranty- naw Braa. apactacular view ol ttia Nivlalnli. EYPORT - NIC* Room Mature 129.900 ty, Raanota. m-4350. mag rlma. Oak ooneote. 41.000 No Data. From (750 741-0510. ATC — 1**3 BU Rad Excellent Only 3.600 ml. Baal offar. Call an Referencaa. $200 -f eecur- 220 Wanted oondlllon 11000 or baat offer 756-0735 or 756-0736 milea Sliding oato window, be. ty Call 446-403* LE8HER AS8OCIATE3 FOR SALE OR RENT Call »-9pm 22«-6106. TS25O SUZUKI — (blue) 1*60. cond Call Hike 6M-7MS after 6 RED BANK — 3 bad room apt. REALTORS nternettonel Qallarlaa Properly Automotive Convenient location. M79 par ORTH AS8URY PARK — Like naw. Muat eell Under 100 290 Truck* * p.m. 291-0919 5000 aq. ft. + 2000 aq ft. bldg JUNK CARS — And truckt want- ATC - Big Rad 1963 5-aPd tnllea Aaklng 66*0 Call mo + utlimaa. 1'* mo. aacurlty lean, newty- decora led. with IHP.EWSBURY 747-fl2OO automatic with high and low DODOE VAN - 1973. High mil*. kitchen From |75 a MIDDLETOWN — By owner ad Flatbad aervlce available 741-6657 attar 5 pm, anytime Trallar* Call 642-2691. nmunlty kitchen Call 530-351*. range Good ahepe $1000 Call age. Naw radiator, water pump, Call 066-0969. Move In condltton 10 room tri- KEAN8BURO — Bar/Lounge Keith, after 4. 6667506. ANTIQUE - 1934. Chevy v» ton maa. $626. CaJt 466-117T RED BANK - Off Broad SI. lit ll. 8 badrooma, Irving room, floor afTcy, for 1 bualnaaamin with 3 apanmenta over. Oppoeite NEED — 1971 Ford pick-up pick-up. 5OH togalhar all pana URNISHED - Room for rent Ing room, kitchen, family beech Short walk to propoeed tranamlaalon. 3-apd. manual. DIRT BIKE YAMAHA 1979 and title. (1200 Call 741-7640 or DOOOE VANBM0 Parking Incl 741 M»2. Long Branch. oom, laundry room, 2'4 bathe. 3 N.V. Ferry lllneea forcaa aale. Sulukl RM-126 1976 1650 or 197* 6 cyl Auto. $700 all 222-5411 672-1744 A50 apaclal. Oood condition •70-042* RED BANK — Top half of duplex. one hot water heat, central air. Broad "C" iioanaa. Aaklng beat offer. Call 671-00*4 any- 1700 Call 291-W17 Caaa42-«M4 3 badrooma. Exc. araa Bad PRINO LAKE — Comfortable. wall to wall carpet 2 car oarage, $240,000. Seller financing avail- time CHEVY - 1966. The original After 8pm. Waakdaye Bank W2S -> utlla S42-O411 rlvate room. Non amoklng. em- fenced park like eetUng 6 more able Aak for Sandy. 250 Auto Insurance YAMAHA 760 MAXIM — 1*62Btaier Great angina, needa attar 8 ployed Uee of living room. Cloaa hop, schools, Vane, near by. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raattora MMvar. 6 mo old. Mini con- clutch. (200 Call Ray. 739-4346 FORD BRONCO - 167* 4X4. bua ft train Call 449-MM. OW taxaa. $186,000. Principal* ndependentty Owned/Oparatad dition Craah bare, ate 11350 automatic. M II RED BANK — Harden Apart- HONDA Call 229 6664 or 542*312 CHEVY PICK-UP - 1969 Great menta 2 badrooma. living room, by appointment, after 0 pm. Call 613 River Rd. Fair Haven condition. Rebuilt angina with dining room, new kllcnan (675 08 Commercial 71-6070. 741-7666 CHECK OUR RATES All ATC'S on sale YAMAHA VIRAOO - 1(74. 700 9.000 mllaa. Naw paint |ob, naw Includaa heat, hot water cooking MONMOUTH COUNTY — Call or Phoenix Qrokerega, famoua for cc Excellent condition Mual BF Goodrich TA'a. CB. AM/FM FORD - 1964 FIDO Step-aide Rentals RED BANK NEW JERSEY'S II VOLUME pick-up Rab«m. rune great, gaa r* montha eacurlty. No 'He tor our complimentary COURTS OF RED BANK lowTcoat auto Inauranca and aaa. Call 73O-5497. caaaene Call 741-7349 after 4 p«la Call 741-9115. ED BANK - OFFICE 9UITE. rochura of exclusive listings trlandly aarvlce. now giving free HONDA DEALER weekdaya. anytime waefcanda. fooka greet Ne ruat Needa teal Iroad 91 Approx 400 eq fl. plua Luxury Office Condo 2000 aq. ft. Rt.. 8. Freehold — ewttch Aaklng OUR SEASONS. Realtors 530-7300 quolaa by phone Take the op- 281 Moped» RED BANK — 1 bedroom apt. Ul'a. Call 741-1443 daya; 12 Klnga Hwy. Mlddletown none. You may aave hundrada. Call 462-4*61 DAT8UN PICK-UP — 1962 4 Furnlehed All ulllltlea paid. 1-4141 evee. ft weekende. RED BANK HONDA CB750K 2 VESPA — 1S76 mopeda Low apd, a/0, am/tm elereo. cuatom $71-5200 Rt 3* Kayport 264-3067 milage. Like new. $125 each or FORD PICK-UP — 1973 Working mlddla aged gantla- COURTS OF RED BANK Broad SI. Shrewe 644-1401 1971. Oood condition lldlng window, man. perterrad 1450. Call TTLE SILVER — Proteaalonal 97 E River Rd b/o. Call 741-5961 atac-bumtumparj , alarm ayatar F-260 H HO. mca apace. Olher tananl la a Rumson 630-0800 Luxury OffKae to rani. 600-600 (550 or baat offer. .!»•""!•*"' 741-7266 aq ft 830-7300. Call 264-4*45 (3900 Call 495-1667 •1700 or baai oflar PA firm. 1.000 aq. fl available 80 E. Main Si LAZER 1979 - Great alartar Call 2*4-6612 RED BANK all 747-1744. Holmdel 946-3700 280 Auto Rent/Lease HONDA 500CC moped tor younyar driver Not DODOE - Truck 1976 Club cab. Studio ft Elfe from J2OO a 5-apd. atlck t-fl. bad. PS.FORD - 2000 tractor Hood ATAWAN - Rt 34. Appro* OAK RIDGE REALTY 138 Mobil* Homes TRIANGLE AUTO LEASING 1975. No 3rd gaar. WO taal. but reliable Naw rlnga. 1 a 2 bdrm from (300a Call for Quota Aaklng 1200 dual raarvlaw mlrrora. Aaklng AM/FM radio. 11000 Call condition (MOO br Baat oflar. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 360-1234 50 aq. ft Ample parking, Adult Communities FLORDIA — North Miami Beach 872-069* Call «-9pm 2?a-ai0* mmed. occupancy. 566-0036. 341-6060 (201) 928-2247 Call 767-4207 before 8pm • 125 Call 291-6752 RED BANK — Deluxe 1- 2 bedroom mobile home. Adult bedroom Convenient. Haa ATAWAN AREA - Concrete OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Ae as- park Nicely turnlahad. 5 mln 300 Autos for Sale 300 Auto* for Mil 300 Autoilortal* 300 Autos lor Sale 300 Autos for Sal* everything. Including utllltlee lock building for MM indua- sortment of superior new homes, 'rom ocean Near ahopplng. bua. Call 842-1802. after 1pm. •II Park ai axil 117. Qardan rom $210,000. Wayside Wood! gulf Stream Park. MOOa Cell UM Parkway. 14 by 20 {26Oeq and Longvlew Village. By appt. 291-4043 SEA BRIGHT — Efficiency with ) ideal for elorega or work- Century Building Co.. 531-0508. naw carpeting, wood burning hop 1138 a month includaa atova. private antrenca. garage. U,H Call 563-3030 REAL ESTATE SALES 140 Real Estate (450 842-5591 We currently need 2 full time MIDDLETOWN OFFICE SPACE experienced or newly llcenaed W.nted — Rt 35 Abov* Slporttaln Paint. but eager associate* to complete Barry tha builder will buy your TWINBROOK roomi, 1000 aq n All ullla our staff. Wa offer new modern houae for caah Only houeea in ncludcd. *700/mo Call Armln- office faclllUae, congenial st- poor condition wanted Call o at 842-0000 moephere, comprehenelve train- 5M-282B VILLAGE ng program and the opportunity GARDEN APTS. MODERN - Proffl-wlonil offlc* to earn a substantial Income. If 1 a 2 badrooma from U90 Mod r _ _» n«»t to Courla of Rad you're serious about a real eetate •rn. apaciout apta. Haat, hot a. Bank. 1700 aq ft at f 13 a aq fl career, we are interested In you. cold watar Cooking gaa ln- 47-2M2. Call Robert King, Century 2-1 K A cludad On-premleee tannla H Realty Group, 730-4330. Inde- ED BANK — Store) or offlotj. pendently owned/operated. count, pool, racraatlon araa. 050 aquara f—x Monmouth Naar Eatontown ahopplng. Exc tr—1. Call afltr 9 pm. 741-1153. 152 Boats and achoola. Ocaan Twp. RED BANK — fl br . 2 bath. Highway 35. Oakhurat ED BANK - Profaaalonal office Eonad for 2-fam. Maada Km* Accessories work. Convenient 10 bua A train 531-4923 542-0612 ultes available In various Zlm- BAYLINER — 1660. 22' Santiago merer buildings Units range WS.000 For appt,, call WVNDMOOR — 1 bdrm, patio. 747 «?». evaa. NO BROKERS Cutty Cabin. 170 h/p fraah water Air conditioned, carpatad. On ?m 1 room to approx. 1000 sq cooled MerCruear Inboard, out- th« rlvar. Nov. 1 *675. 5W-3fl12 All units are carpeted, air con- TINTON FALLS — Naw 2 board. 1060 Calklna trallar ittoned A have available park- Mdroom. 2 bath. yard, garage. I75O0 Call 741-7640 Ol 102 House* for ng. Rate* range from 1200 per central alr-cond. appliance! 670-0426 month to $12 per square foot + wall-to-wall carpeting many ex- tllitles Call owner, Walter Zlm- naa Call 5W-08M Rent »r 042-0600 1977 BAYLINER SARATOGA - A.B.C'a TINTON FALLS — 4-badroom, 2 Weekender flaharman. 25'. Win. CONDO MART ft HOUSE MART RED BANK — 2 thop for rant. oath ranch. 14 x 13 family room. tar elorage paid S12.000or baai — Haa rentala In Monmouth One with IB' overhead door & 3 Florida room. 2-car garage. In- offer Exc cond 741-3691 B«ach and aurroundlng com- car garage. Call 741-3656 or around concrete pool. 1 ecre+. 22'2' CARVER CAMPER — munltlaa from $060 up. wa ae>r- 47-0159. Perkllke eattlng 66 Reeda Rd vice rantala faater and battar-anc 1976. 166 I/O Mercruleer. 8.F. RED BANK — Office rental, 5 (off Sycamore Ave.) $129,900. Prop, flberglaaa. aleepe 4. atand- for battar rantals- Call ui to rani 542-3201 Of 571-3261. your property or to rani a horn* oom autte. $1000 par month up head. 2 alnka. refrlgeratore. VHF-DF Dual batlarlea Muat aall or apartment we know me "or detail*, call Jeff Morse Real- UNION BEACH — Colonial with 2 A.B.C'a and X.V.Z'a or renting. i, Reartor 642-4350 16*00 or baat offar Call large badrooma. Irving room with 222-4064 RUMSON S — Finaat and newest a nreolBce and a large eet-ln CONDO MART/HOUSE MART •tail and office addraea. NORTH Kitchen on a 50x100 fenced rear FIBERGLASS — 14 Reottora SHORE COMMON, 113 E. River yard Aaklng SM.900 Century 21 Outboard- Aaklng 1400 S— Bright i Freehold 842-0004 Rd. 1500 aq. ft. avail., 2nd floor. klH Reel!, Oroup. 73«-43J0 Call 739-3706 FAIR HAVEN — 3 bedroom. 24 and 1000 sq. ft. on ground floor Altac 5pm. bath large Charming Colonial Seeking jeweler. home 132 Condo.ft 14H' FIBEROLA8S — V hull with Qaa heal, $1000/mo. Immediate urnlshlng, sporting gooda, legal Townhouaaa 40 ho Scott o/b. Muat aall. Aak to June. No peU BROKERS 3 or accounting. Calls. George at Ing (395 aa la Call 531-6464 842-2332. 10-6. ABERDEEN - 2 br. 2 oath De- RMltora. 741-HOO. elrable upper-level modal In one FAIR HAVEN SHREWSBURY - Office suites of the preftleat wooded eectlone 16' FIBERGLASS — Thompaan Qrange Ava. Large lot. 2-3available in new. unique, award- of Wyndham Place 1106.900 Bowrlder 116 Johnaon o/b an- bedroom ranch. 2 full batha winning building In prime lo- «7t-5343. avaa. attar epm gina Trallar + extra equipment cation. Competitive leasing WaMende. tOam-tpm Exc cond $3000 671-7069 large roomt. aun porch 8 gai price. Will alter to suit for im- age. Monthly or yearly IHM 9' FIBERGLASS OUTBOARD — Poaiible leaae wiih option to buy mediate occupancy 526-1100 AVON — Ocean front condo'a. Looking for Inveetor or In.Juat painted WOO Call Unfurnlahad $i2O0/mo. SMALL — Retail space In bldg. 672-9361. aak lor Mike furnished ti500/mo + uUla vaetor'e. Tennanta provldad. Call with 2 established retail buii- 747-»791 17' 19(1 MUTINY — Bayllner Malnlananca Included. CaJ ee. 842-0303 ownar after 0 p.m. 642-8946. 1»64 Johnaon 115 PTT-ZRO HIGHLANDS - Spacloua Warranty nil 1967 Uaad traah eun/FurnlBhed Office Suites bedroom OveMooke Green HIGHLANDS •With Secy A Answering Serv. water only Caulklna. galvanliad Acrae Praaarvaa. private beach trallar 16500 739-1643 Colonial Fully loaded MOOa Shrewsbury, call 741-5700 flahlng dock. 179.000 ERA LIN. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 380-1234 CROFT REALTORS OUTBOARD — Evtnrude 10 hp. KEANSBURO 110 Wanted to Rent 747-3»3» 94S-43S3 low houra, never uaaxi In aall Ranch 2 bdrm Oaraga $600 s APPROX 2600 eq n - Red Bank. LAKE WORTH FL. — Condo 4 water Dealer aarvload. Exc. orlg 3 bdrm Klda OK $600 Mlddletown. Haitet araa. Will room, 2 bedroom. IVi bath cond Aaklng 1476 739-0466 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 388-1234 discuss any posslbllty 922-0010 Scfaanad porch. Private atoraga SILVERTON — 1979 3V. con- Kaanaburg 3 bedroom. $700 a days. 2640642 eve*. araa. Country club with pool t vertible Twin 226 Chryetere month. Ocean Townehip : ATAT Engineer. Holmdel facility lennla courla All ma|or ap FWC. Dual nation 420 houra bedroom ranch $1,200. ERA wishes to rant or share furnished pllancaa. 5 mllaa from ocean Many extraa very claan LINCROFT REALTORS apt or home- Quiet, honest, clean •39.900 Call 1-904-237.7932 (39.500 Call 691-1377 atlar 6. 747-3030 040-4363 non-smoker. Michaels B34-3780 MIDDLE TOWN - Shady Oaka 2 TRAILER - Dual wheele. 2011 KEANSBURQ ATAT Engineer, Holmdel facility badrooma. 1 bath, oaraga. air Ranch. 2 bdrma. $400 wtahea to rent or share furnished eeeond floor. Waahar. dryer from axle to hook-up. 3 bdrm. Klda O K $600 apt or home. Quiet honeat. clean pool • lannla M5.90O Ca HOME RENTALS. Bkr 360-1234 non-smoker. Michaels 834-3760 Ml MIT. Call 747-1155. KEVPORT — 3 bedrooma. yard BUSINESS GENTLEMAN - POCONOS — Vacation homa 25' TROJAN — Cabin 1969. 327 and/or Inveetment property Fo Graymarlne Naw full canvaa No pets. $850 plua security, Ca Non-smoker desires furnished blmlnl top. Dual banarlaa In attar 6 pm. 264-5914. n in Fair Haven/Rumaon aaie by owner-builder. Paymenta araa. Exc. reTs Call 747-3363 or of $495 par month. Pay of water. Inciudaa winter atorage I LONQ BRANCH — 3-bedroom 747-2946. $46,000. fined rate 20 year mort many exlraa. (Flah box. depth newly renovated Victorian, _. gage. Home never been lived in Under, anchor, etc). Good con train and hoepltat, $800 + utll SMALL HOUSE/COTTAGE - Deed aa modal only and now dinon Aaklng (2500. Cr liler 747-1667 Highlands vicinity Single lady being completed. Price. Includaa 495-9456 $300-$350/mo Consider winter detune carpeting throughout, re- LONQ BRANCH — 2-bedroom. enui/houae sitting 872-0189 bath Vary clean, nice neigh frigerator, range, diahwaaher 153 Camping borhood $650 par month TWO BEDROOM — Apartmen Whirlpool tub. cathedral cellln 503-8409 for working mother A teenage with ikyiighta. large decka, woo< Equlpmont daughter Red Bank arse, private burning fireplace, large lot an MIDDLETOWN much more. Minute* I CAMPER RECO— 1971 Pop- home preferred. Call 544-0156 Top, aaff contained Oood con- 4 bedroom. SiOOO aak for Mra. Slma. Camelback and Big Boulde. at. MIDDLETOWN araaa. $6000 down payment an dition. Naw whaela Sleepa 6 aak- 4 bedroom. 1 acre. WANTED — Room and board or good credit makea it youra. Ca lng (750. Calf 291-1045 or immediate Occupancy. $1200. kitchen privilege. For retiree. In anytime for direction a to Inapec 3675040 - ERA Llncroft Realtor! Red Bank area Call 029-0704 or home. 1-6O0-233-3036 from NJ STARCRAFT 1972 — Pop-up 747-3930 741-7227. and NY. and 1-600-692-6244 from PA. Excallant condition Naw canvaa. MIDDLETOWN Sleepa 8 (1.500 Call 739-2*39. 3 bdrm Klda 1'4 bathe $700'a 131 Houses for HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 380-1234 Sale OCEAN TOWNSHIP BY OWNER A NEW LISTING Mini cond ranch. 3-br, 2 bath 4-6 bedroom Colonial In a con- central air. acreen porch, ful venient area of Red Sank. Center baaeniant 4 block* to ocean hall plan with large rooma. Den Principal! only $140,000 plus enclosed porch, 2'A bathe. 631-0052 remodeled, eat-in kitchen, fire- place Nicely landscaped Be the GUARANTEED RED BANK tlrat to aee It. $105,000. Duplex. 1 bdrm Hurry $300 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtora HOME RENTALS. Bkr 380-1234 Independentty Owned/Operated 013 River Rd Fair Haven RESULTS RED BANK — Tower Hill area 741-7068 Charming 2-br Colonial on tree- 1915 NUUII 300 ZX COUPE lined etreet- Fireplace, wall-to- ESTATE SALE FAIR HAVEN 1M5 mtU» HKTM DIEKL SHi 11163 6 cyl fuahxjl IntIn. uxajloo tr, runPAx ftm LB,pinI w.Mi. FVa. .MM. w—brki. ••S/-l intnNiU4M.il/iii wall, paneled bawment. 3 bedroom older Colonial on rS. M. AeWtTli cSa ma) Ground! meini. by owner Suit P/aafl Ma, body Wd» mtd. a adol ordl. Nhl Hp mM Ovw « ottw ,i ;». ptnmnitmr bodtxxjy «a 1*11 lip mid . idfi »• » «Wa K •» FMI «i in rat. ah. cvn X, 3*.. Mm ex A IrW i itant io achode and ahopplng, REGISTER v'ar opn 1 prlcea Oat' t» «85' mm. aval mini. pMa. o>. Mo anta. aM. He 1 M>Bl aM. > eble for prof, couple NO PETS Sana! In B> v» gen t pflcea Llat I7.M) mi WHS needa a decoratora touch Aak- OUHPRICl *1S,0M $050 per mo. + utll Leete No< lng $119,900. For appointment to OUR PRICE •0,849 ouw WMCT H,t»* t occupancy. 741-0152, avae. aee pteaae call 042-2206 or 530-6573 CLASSIFIED RED BANK — 2 bedroom Ranc on Weil Front St. Avallabl OOVERNMENT HOMES FROM iaimed No pets. Washer/Drye $1 — (U ••pair) Also delinquent Diahwaaher » A/C Catax property. . C«u 747-0770 after 5pm. 1-800-067-6000 Ex1 QH-0454 for RED BANK information 4 Lines— Dupl«n Kida/Pata $5O0'e HAZLET — Colonial, haa every- 3 bdrm Klda/Pela Only $000 t thing 4-bedrooma. formal dining HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 19KMSSMI300 ZX TURN COUK 9th I717B. 2 dr . flcyi fuel tng. 5 tpd , Pik I pin H P/uM W.1 W. H647. 6 cyl.. •*>. « , M •* P« 6 B» a>. Htm 6ru. AK, RIVER PLAZA — 1 badroom. ga rmg wnii. HZ. AfctfV it cut. iMul cr «n, PMnt), s*g , p*g rani mlSiemi, a Ml, P*t«), PTifc P/wJnax MT-axja. ana, haat, ssoo/mo piua utllltlaa Itif pka. T-Top*, 91PM. P/mlfri. n ZX Itant. t»ct mud grdt, hud H Stk H675,4df Md. A cyi. PM! loj, aun H ,fc «t . * , PA* 4 phi II.maa.• adaaauaiw,aW ftp*M..ajajyatei.rrdet arajMSI iff. cats. JVC, cr cntrt, PMnd, A Iks. WU. WW . sisc *M-1, plmk. Available immediately Walk t KEANSBURG - Shell 20x86 ' 10 Days M KWet^KnaMirrMiaj var 5i 1 Moak ik tie.aS (uitpri. undwco«. nr man. door sdge grlU. body ltd* k «N Up meM tralna BROKERS 3. Raaitori Must be reftnished Ideal for a Hp mid , (Mm. 7.B83A* Llfl I 0KM large family Buelneae amuae- M9.5M HI. i.2S49 HUMSON — Watartront. 200 ft msnt cone. Call after 0, _ bulk haadad. Private yacht slip 787-0620 \ badrms, Expanded ranch. Ex KEAN8BURY - Well maintained BETTER SHOP FREEHOLD ciuaiva neighborhood, quiet Colonial wtth 3 large bedrooms, t aira«t. Central air $3000 plua large country kitchen and a If the car advertised l« not sold COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW 1986 NISSANS! Call owner 229-4215 50x124 fenced yard tor the chil- RUMSON — Charming dren. Close to shopping and within the first 10 days. The Regis- badroom. u-k bath, laro* yan tranapoftatlon Asking $64,900. 1MB MttM MAXMU SEUH If 19(6 atSMI STAIO* WMON I9M SBITM WMMN DEUHE Near River and tannla (625 pe Century 21 K A H Realty Group. ter will run your ad. 730-4330 month piua utllltraa Ca 4 * fl cyl kjelln 5 led . F/Wtn *. PM ph Itr. PWa Slh aaoft? * * < cyl, ruat tn« auw. V . FMM dr. PM t DM «r, 5 led FraM. Or men Hi, PAxM brio. M lad. dbj 730-3637 M^Xma'. W. »•«• at. cai ;««MI. cr Mil. Raw. «*l. Piuat »u. sn it. uin i». u cm. «g t*. VgU. IMI. anal ». STlON. n a7*aM. a»* «a» aat * «• *»» a>. alp LEONARDO — 5 bedroom, 2 full aajmeorfrl PMk Kxt, Uda 1 aN llpmM.tt Hi dam »cmti mm , n alM. aM MH( Una 1 aM Ip riuo ,» •*• gun 3S eg* RUMSON — 2 bedrooma Qute bath. Built to a contractors per- k at and irrKUg Var prkaa 1 OKI Uat 114.406 Staruallniai Va prtcM4oott LM Sit.IB anil. pna> ftrir 70 SaMW »•!» 0.(77 realdentlal atraet Walking die fection on a lot 106X125 Modern 1 A ADDITIONAL DAYS tance to Khoole. traneportatton kitchen, living room with floor to W OtWPmCI: '13,876 OUP. PfUCE: '10.0M OUR awci: *7,499 atorea $700/month. Call after celling fireplace 2 lone gas heal. rec room wtth attractive bar. Wall * ABSOLUTELY pm. 642-2370. to wall carpet througrtout.2 short TINTON FALLS — 2-bedr blocks to NY Bus terminal. 2-bath Oarage, yard. Aval School bua pases the houee. You 'FREE!- M E immed No pata; adult should aee thla houee. $133,000. preferred $775 per Call for appointment 291-9350 800-0038 Kfflr°P n PICKUPS LITTLE SILVER - Right houee PRICED UNION BEACH for entertaining. 3 bedroom Ranch. Fully loaded $400'a ranch, 2 batha, Targe kitchen up HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 380-1234 graded, den. florlda room, 2 fire- IMS MM CM KUKE ma TOIM \m places. 2 car garage, finished KaUUWKtnNBNID 103 Rentals to basement -with wet bar, patio SO 174*2. 4 c>. S apapdd . . Pftk 1 PICKUP Share with elate, oak floor throughout, »n. •>, Prian bbini . t/glt/glii ."" central air, baseboard heat A ddual l ittwiittil conaconatt Dad. . cc lumlump s» uaa. 4 cyl. S vd man FEMALE — Early 20n I more extrae. Call 747-4574 by m lllull l vvi a IPIP. body mok)k) . tram, mn e>. PI. . body a* 1 aN Up rw door FLIGHT ATTENDANT — Seek •dga grda LM 110.141 professional women to share hls- torlc Little Sliver furnished Col- OUR Pencil: '8,699 onial $325 plua share utllltlee. Pr.caa a.cloOe u.at 1 MV laaa Call 042-g326 UifilmiHvi MaL - BBM Hfinimiawri *TD^ oevni pavmartt. KEANSBURG MALE — To eUare I KUKE US Mvlmum M moaglliajajto; 3 room apartment Call after 6 quaiaM Mm OTasiStMaan a pm 787-8308 AVIS NO. 1 M aax*. Hriandna 5 p m S«tve» and Parts open Ban lobpm to share Kings Landing Ptyts opajn Sal 9 a ill lo 1 p m Townhouse Available Mid Nov. OH Cart tnd trucfta 542-1700 Reeonable rent. Call 741-4610. MM". OCTOBEft ?? ThcRegUle 11B 100 Autoi lor Salt Autoi for salt 300 Autos tor t«l« 00 Autos lor Sale rono F-I&O — net-up. 1*79 -HEVETTE - 1*7*. 2-door. naw Awo. 9cyl. p/a. p/b. 4*000 orlg DATSUN 210 WAOON 19(0 — maea- Ooodwork met. Mead* Maaton. Naada braka work. Blue. • apd. Low rnataaa. vary ORO — Muetang II 1974. - work. Attlng (1(00. Call alter 6pm, 741-7(28. apandabla. Aaklng (j.foo Call S/PB. AM/FM naeaine, naw HEW NOVA - 1970 2 Ooor. « A Iranamlaalon. Naade naw angina. Muat aall *600. Call yt Automatic. HH bm vary 5ATSUN — 1*91 2MZX. 49.000 2*1-0*42. daya, or after *, INTERNATIONAL - S OX Mcfc- ' Two-Ion., T-roof. AM/FM 2-001B, eat tor Uaa. up. 1172. Hood UraT SMd —ana, PS, tuDy uadad. 99960 . You •HEW - Caprloa 1(79. Naada 2*4-2499, aak tor Jaff. ORD — Fairmont 1979. Like «tar pump I powar ataarfn* ATBUN — INI 210. AM/FM naw. 2-door, vinyl roof, 4-oyl. ump. oood Moond ear. Aaklng . Untad wlndowa, rearda - uto. PS/PB 34.000 ml. 82960 INTERNATIONAL — Trav«w HarbM olhc. 4SS-1723. foggar. 12100 942- 5H0 orCan altar 6. or waakande. WHILE THEY LASTIII —> 1100 4M. 1S70. MOO or 47'62*0. 71-8192. THIS WEEK ONLY "---. CM 747-706S. CHEW NOVA 1974 ATSUN — 2MZX 1*79. 6-apd. SUBAMJ MAT 9700 Call sftar 8. 797-0679 C. AM/FM. Oaraga k.pl 1979. 4X4. 4 n» Mai. Aaklng 27.000 highway ml. Ortg ownar. •14M. Can 767-4207 baton • HEW SPORTS VAN 10 1978 — Baat oftar mar 93300 972-9351. pm. MO. PS/PB, A/C, AM/FM. TOrOTA - 1(7* ptok-up.~»*o6 Qoodehapa. (i.tMOtoaaMaaa- DODGE OMNI 1878 GUARANTEED orbaatoftar Call 871-3272. after Oood condition. *596 Call 291-1(47 RESULTS WALK-IN STEP VAN — 1971.10/ HEW NOVA 1971 - FicaHanl JODOE RAM CHAROER — Or we'll run your ad 10 *k)iWtwrn body. Exc. oond. No unnlng cofidlKKi. Snow urea. 993. Enc oond. Low mileage 2 naacnatle oftar ratuaed. Top jJIn^SSOO d. Runa axoallant. body vary wtth • otuatftod ad. Hara you'll indWon. Snow llraa. Moo Call good. 92700 or baat offar aaeh vary aiudoua car buyara LINCOLN - Mart V 1977. NaS *5-9*9». aflar 9. hopping our claaafflad tor good uyi. Arm. O.ll HEW CITATION - 1990. P/S. DODOE ASPEN — 1*77 wagon. 291-1792 aar window dal. 45.000 mllaa Rrtullt automatic trana. A/C. PS. LINES... Enough apaoa toda - Aaklng 11900. Call 201-530-7014 good radlala. 61.000 mi 91050 •crlba your car thoroughly and A BEAUTY — 1979 Portias Sun- liar 7 p.m. tXM HIS. Ptueh int. Ramota mlr- all 741-4902. raata buyar Irtarwt ror. W1 aw. am/lm, a/o. auto. p/b. HEW — 1990 Monta Carlo X)DOE DART SWINQER — «*a whaala. naa ww Urea, bdy S/PB, air. AM/FM elarao Aak- 970. Slant 6, 62.000 wig mla. 0 DAYS ...Enough Uma to raach moldlnojLow ml 19000 for quick 0 13500 Call MJ-1485 or Oood atation oar. Naw brakaa, ov9v 82.000 dHlarant adult rsad- 27-1491. rat. battary. taOO. 2(4-213* ara aaeh waak, baeauaa paopla't flare. n—6* tor car* changa day to AMC — Orarnlln 1979. Naw HEW MALIBU - 1950. 6 cyl., lay. carDuratof t banary e naw llraa. utomatlc. 4 door. 39.000 mllaa. DODOE DART — 1974 Inc. anowa. Oood condition, runa /C, AM/FM. P8/PB. Looka and door, 9 cyl alant, auto, a/c, M.M..Enough vaiua to maka K (rat I12O0. 7»9-2993 una anoallam. Claan. 92500. n/fm caaaatta. w/w. top cond., worth your whlla lo raalMtoalty II 741-1M9. aeon. Bought naw car. Aaklng prtoa your oar toaall . 1496 747-0303 btwn 9-9. A STAR IS BORN... HEW IMPALA 1979 - Original 54.000 miiae Excellent con- XJDOE OMNI 1994 — PS/PB, THE FREE DEAL IS... Won. 11,000. Naw Urea Call M/FM atarao. (4.200. Call It you don't M4I your car In 10 291-6915. 39-1324. day. •nd you paid $0 "0. wa will un your 4 Una automobile ad tor HEW VAN - 1976. Cullom- DODOE DART — 1979 anothar 10 daya-for FREE) This EVENT Attract more raadarahlp by ad. V-B Excallani running con- Auto tranajp/a, p/b paciai oflar la good for Individ- placing a STAR at In. lop lion, naadi aoma body work. ual* avll.no D0E DART 8WINOER — FOR ONLY ONE WEEK! 977. 4 Ooor. V9. full powar. 2 872 Englna not running. S2O0. Call ua Monday thru Friday 8 30 ftapawmant. 542-1700. on. 1 ownar. Aaklng (1*00. Call :au Suaan. a.m. to 4:80 p.m., to gat your SAVE UP TO... 967-9976 294-7395 automooiia for aala ad into lomorrow'a nawapapar. MEW NOVA — 197J. 1 ownar. DODOE SWINOER 1975-2 dr.. ow mllaaga. Baat offar. 313 A/C. alant alx. 9 apd., atandard HONDA CIVIC Branch Ave.. Lira*) Sllvar. ahrfl 129.00OmHaa. Oood re- 1976. Automatic. AUDI 6000S - 1979. 6 apaad. ab». (MO Call 9-9 389-1411 Naada repair, baat offar Black with Tan Intarlor i way HEW BEL AIR 1974 — Sta- Call 942-6*64 aun roof. AM/FM oaaaalt*. s naw onwaoon. 50.000 original mllae. DODQE — Chargar. Runa. but eta* batted radlala wltn alloy Body dented. Runa great. 1300. naada work 9200 or baat oftar HONDA CIVIC 1M2 — QL1600. 6 all 739-0121. 496-0729. Hatchback. A/C. Aaklng whaala. tuoaHant condition. 93.400 Call 741-3902 from 9 am Maw. Call 94S-O5M. HEVETTE - 1979. WtlM w/rad DODOE CORONET — 1*73.to 5 pm 690-06*9 from 7 pm to 9 AUDI - 1992.4000 dMaal. 9 apd nt. 4-dr hatchbaM. 70.000 ml. Oood oond. Auto. a/0. V*. Oood pm. oond). MSO. 493-1393. •taal batlad Urea. Aaklng MOO. HONDA - 1977 Accord. Exoal- MEVY — Nova 1976. Auto- Call 871-0128 attar (. lant condition. Low mllaaga. 5- AUDI - 4000 E. 1991 2 door. matic. AM/FM atarao caaaatta. DODOE DEMON — 1971. Auto, ep: Sunroof. AM/FM. (1400. a/o. aun roof, 5 apd, am/fm 9500. Call 49J-M93 alant 6. Runa good. 2nd angina 7(7-1(94 radio. boallant oondlUon. or good tor pane. (250. Call HEW VAN 1976 — Baauvllla 2*4-3701 HONDA ACCORD 1977 — * apd M5O0 CM 201-6466 attar 9. 0-20. \*-ton.*-paae. Auto, trana. Runa wall. Naada repair. 100k BMW - 3201 1990. EnoaHanl PS/PB. Radio • oaaaatla. Radi- DODOE ASPEN WAOON - mllaa. (1.000 or baat offar. Call oondltton. DaaMr malntalnad. 6- ala. 91.000 ml. 91450. 971-2799. 97*. a cyl. vary good condition. aftar 9 pm 642-6543 epd . A/C. aunrao). BJvar-Mu* Muat aM. M75 or baal offar Call CHFTYSLEF) Lf BARON 1979 - 970^029. HONDA CIVIC WAOON — 1977. maHHopaW M900. 9TO-119O. mmao. maMa and out. Small V9. 8tandard, A/C. AM/FM caaaatta. Powar. Naadi trana work. (900 DODOE — Mangnum 1979. 6 naw mumar. uraa 1 banary Mull BMW HOI- 1990. 6 ipdp.. a/c. . Call 071-3078 cyl., naada body work. Running aall Immadlalaly. (1900. Call 4\lp4o# MBfWi WW ttf#4 Mint. condition. Aa la. (495. 5*3-0405 741-4(67 aflar «pm 4\lp4o# MBfWi WW tt Mit CHRY6LER — 1972. Runa good. or 5*3-9321. •ran. can (TIOITTI-OITTT. 3*0. 2-barral. wnukn II JEEP CJ 7 197» — Hard « aofl SUHL9R * BITTER INC. DUSTER - 1974. Slant 9. good lope Exoallant condition. Many CHRVSLER — oyagaVi r wdy. Oood running oond. 9400 MS. naw paria. Muat aall thla waak. or baat otfar. Call Rick, Call 291-1453. Aftar 6:30 pm NEW '85 300XZ Call 6-9pm 1 $1 0 797-97(2. avaa. or 264-9611. BUICK OFtL WA0ON 1974 — 4 CHRYSLER - Newporx -t 1978. 4- claya. KIT80N CHEVROLET CO rjoor. cuatom Interior. Air, Hwy 3* Eatonlown EL DORADO - 19*4 CabrloMt 642-1000 W/P8/PB, AM/FM alarao. En. Fully loadad. alarmad. Under BUICK APOLLO 197* - 72.000 condition (1960. 942-2(74. 10,000 ml. Qaraga-kapt. mint LABmOLA MOTORS mllaa. 2 door hatchback. 9450. CIRCLE CHEVROLET condition. 919,000. 797-9279. Call 739-4M1 hrawabury Ava Shrawabury Waakanda 9 avaa. BIHCK — Park Avanua 1993. 741-3130 FIAT — 1979. Wagon. 5 apd. Naw LEBARON - Town t Country Loaded. Low mllaaga. asc. cond .ORVETTE — 1(77. T-tsp, 4 uraa. Braka work dona. Running Wagon. 1979. Full powar, low 110,000 firm. 2*4-1436 daya. condlboncondition. H0WOO0 or baat otfar Cal mllaaga. (9*00 Muat ba aaan to 2S4-15H. avaa.. Mk for Jo. ask, aluminum whaala. laatnar 070-365* appreciate Daya 493-4040, nlghta/waakanda 741-0*62. BUICK SKYLARK 1979 — Auto ntarlor. low mllaaga. 99*00. FORD QRENADA — 1979 P/S 9 cyt.. A/C, AM/FM. Naada work 291-0*41 P/B. A/C. Oood running con- LINCOLN 1OWNCAR — 1976. 72.000 mllaa .Aaklng 51.250 Call CORVETTE — 19*1. E»ceJI«nl dition ExoaWnl body. Racntiy Black, gray laathar Intarlor. 4 797-2616 condition, all option*. Hava a palntad (1300. Call 4*5-3126 door, good cond 96.000 ml one. eo I muat aall thla one •4000 Call 971-5495 BUICK FIIVERIA 1991 - >.lnl FORD FAIRMONT 1980 oondwon. 9 cyl, AM/FM .-I Will take partial trade. I ilka an. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK qua oar* or what-hava-you Blua. atandard 92,000 V — 1977. Immaculata, Runa landau roof. 1 ownar 17.2 Baat raaaonabla offar. call Call 291-4732. Aftar 6 pm Can Ml 9599 aftar 9 pm. partact (4100 or b/o. Call 942-2*99. FORD THUNOERBIRD - 1979 2*1-6*06 BUICK MOAL — 1977. 2 door 6 Oood condition, lull powar cyl 79.000 mllaa 91500 Bafora CORVETTE - 1979. Mint con LOCALLY DRIVEN USED CARS Nissan, Coupe, standard: 5 speed manual Won. Low mllaaga. Muat Vlnal top. (2000. PRICED RIOHT RA8SAS PON trans. 6 cyl, P/wlndowt. P/door locks, P/S, WOOOflrm. Call 671-6061 Call 942-3833 TIAC 305 Broad 8t. Rad Bank BUICK SKYLARK — 19*0. P/B, cruise control, climate control, AM/FM CORDOBA - 1977. 76.000 ml FORD — 1972 LTD. 4-dr. aadan Call 741-51*0. 49,000 mltaa. Ckxxl condition 361. auto. Runa good. (300. Can stereo-cassette, tilt wheel, optional: leather wrtti lota of wu Call 739-0079. S/PB. air conditioning. AM/FM MAVERICK — 1973. 6-cyl 3- lareo (1700 or baat oftar. 747-4999. 7-9pm. ipd. Naw axhaual. carburator, a Int. digital dash, rear spoiler, rear light pkg BUfCK —1(77 La Sabra. 4-door. 21-4607. FORD THUNDERBIRD — Cream Uraa. Qood running. MOO or baat mat*. 1 In stock. #7806. List Price $19,699. V-a. PS/PB. AC EMctrtO wln- MANY, MANY OTHERS! OWE DE VILLE — 1*7*puff. 19*1. Exoallant condition offar. 599-14*1. dowe and door looka. Muat aaa. a/c. p/a. p/b. am/lm. (6600. Cal 59,000 ml 919*9 747-2476, aak CaboMt roof, p/a. p/b. a/o MAZDA OLC — 19(6 Hava com- tor Cart. llmata control, apllt Ironi aaata pany car Muat aall. Fully wlra whaala Muat ba aaan. Im- FORD QRANADA — 1(79. aqulppad Manual 9 apd. Call CADILLAC - 1973. Fully KM maculate oond. After 0 p.m door. Automatic. PS/PB. A/C 741-1393. Motor a tana In aaoeHenl 71-7115 AM/FM atarao tap. ptayar. ca MAZDA OLC - 1990. 5 apart. 2 •JKioiY Maaaa aoffta wort. A#4ttnc 747-4313 altar 5pm. OOO Can 2*4-6040 CUTLASS - Suprama 1977 door hatchback, optional In- AaMng 92*00 or baat oftar Muat FORD — i(7v FKata. 4-cyllndar tarlor. ruat proofing, AM/FM CADILLAC CIMARRON - 1992. aaa, axoMWm 8landard (M0 Call 496-4437 raBBBtla. Mtchalme. original 4 cyt. auto, mock oomartWa lop. 96-3*61 ownar. Vary good oondlUon an reethar manor, p/a. p/b. p/w. FOflD I XP — 1992. a/c. auto (2500. Call 2*4-6269 avanlnga p/a. a/c. am/fm atarao oaaaatla. DATSUN 210 1(7* — 2 dr.. 4 p/a, p/b, raar daf. am/lm atarao and waakanda. tut whaal, Rom Royoa cuatom- apd.. dapandabla, aconomlcal Kapl In nloa condition (3700 ttad grw. luggaga rack, reardaf .naw axhaual. carborator a fua Call 493-4096 5-9 p.m. MECHANICS DREAM — Chavy powar mkrora. 30.000 mllaa. pump. Flaoani tuna up. (1.200 Chavana 1977. Ford Grenada Call 222-2995. FORD ORAN TORINO WAOON Aaklng $7976. Call 942-7279. 1975 — Auto. PB/PS. A/C Ooo£ 1978 Bom run but n—d work DATSUN MAXIMA - 19*3. 2 running condition. Excallen Baal oflar Call 642-32*4 CADILLAC - 1997 FlaeMOOd on., brown/ookj. auto. p/a. p/b body (975 Call 671-7991aftai MERCURY MAROUIS — Station mougnam 429 angina. Looka p/w. aun roof, am/fm atarao pm. wagon 19*3. 39.000 mil.. All la good. Many oxtraa •aa. Exc cond. Aaklng (7900 opUone 96.900 Call M7-O007 17-4199. ?-9pm :atl 747-7410. FORD MUSTANO CON VERTIBI E - 1971 Oood roof a MERCURY — Cougar 1960. *• DATSUN - 1963 290 ZX Black tranamlaalon. Runa wall. (950 o cyl. 2-door Orey and navy blua. laathar intarlor. T-roof. digital baat offar Call Bob at 291-1(7 Fully loaded. Exc. cond. 45.000 CADILLAC CIMMERON 1992 - daah. 46.000 mllaa. Mint cond ml. Aaklng (5000 Call 496-2375 29.000 ml. Mint oond. Fully Moat -U (10.700 Call 530-5800 loaded. Sunroof, ale. Aaklng daya or 593-9161 altar s I waak- FORD MAVERICK — 1977. 9 cyl MERCEDES-BENZ 25OC — NEW '85 SENTRA $7100. 530-7043 Automatic. A/C. P/8. 1971. While With rad Interior mutflar. Exoallant condition Claaalc modal (6300 Call Nissan. 2 dr. hatchback, standard: 4 cyl, P/S. P/B, reel, bucket seats CADILLAC ELDORADO — 1977 DATSUN 260 ZX — 19*1 Black (976 or b/0. Call 739-2754 671-7242 AM/FM stereo, dual sport mirror*, rear defroat. Interval wipers, optional' Loaded Full powar Naw drtva with T-roof. Evary option In eluded In A-1 condition 32.000 FORD MUSTANO 1979 - Auto MERCEDES 250 1972 — 4 dr . auto, trana, air cond. wheel cover*, pinstripes, wheel lip moldings, door IIOI, OpOlInQ tyMUfn m mor# A/C. AM/FM caaa Qood con A/C. auto. Naw trana. 2 ownar, Clean tn > out. Juat Inapactad mllaa. Atklng (9600. Call edge guards, mats, 1 In stock, #7916. List Price $10,383 971-6790 dition Naw all waathar Urea. Ca no eccld.nte. garagrt. Mint In- A-1. 92900. 741-0969 747-9262 tarlor. axcall.nl .xtarlor Naada MANY, MANY OTHERS! CADILLAC naw haad. $1,975 Call 741-6705 DATSUN PULSAR - 1*93. 4 FORD LTO STATIONWAGON — or 747-9*79 avaa t waakanda Coup. D.VJJ.. 1.76. door hatch, automatic PS/PB 1977. a/c. p/a, p/b, am/fm AM/FM caaaana Oood con caaiatto. Juat palntad Naw rad MERCURY COUGAR 1991 — 2 Can 971-2299 dlUon. Aaklng (6200 or baal •J- I1M6. Call 741-8W2 dr. Runa A looka good. 4 cyt CADILLAC EL DORADO 1970 — oh* Call 7M-OO25 auto. Qraat tranaportaUon Aek- FORD FUTURA - 1979 52.000 PS/PB, A/C. AM/FM radio OATSUN B210 Ing (2.750 Call attar 5 pm Oood condition Aaklng 91.500 mllaa. Good oondlUon. Muat 2*0-0191 Call 264-O6S2 979. for partt. Exoallant llraa. Can 972-1454. Dark graan. (200. MERCEDES — 1980 3O0SD CAMAP.0 Z29 1992 - Black Call 4*5-202* FORD OALAXIE 500 1972 - Loadad. Silver with blu. leather on. ownar. 30,000 mllaa. Oaraga (176 aa la. Carl ba aaan at 161 A/C. PS/PB. crulaa. aunroof. kapl PS/PB. PW. A/C. cuatom OATSUN -2MZX 1»79. Mln Park Avanua. Union Baach. haatad aaata. atarao, ate Qar- alarao, Ungo* box alarm. AafcliM condition. 110.000 ml. Runa Ilka agad 117.500. 671-«O47 naw. Loadad (4*00. 774-417* FORD — Plnlo 79. ExoaUan 97.995 CaHaflar4pm 229-947* condition. Many axtraa. Engln or 229-0031. avanlnga. MERCURY LYNX — 19*2. A/C. naada work. Flrat raaaonabla AM/FM. 4 apaad. 4 door, hatch- OATSUN 8ENTRA - 1993 2 otlar. 67I-5974 back. Aa la (1250. Call 495-4422 CAMARO - 19*0. A/C. auto- door aadan. 5-apd . radio, a/c aftar 9pm matic. PS/PB. Fully loadad. Ex Raar daf. reclining aaata. A- FORD - Eacon 1992. 64,000 m , oattant condition 93960 Cal cond. (3*00 767-5912. 93000 or baat ott*r 642-2665 1 daya. 530^*36, avanlnga. MERCEDES 250SL 1969 - Auto. B99-9376. DATSUN A/C, Starao caaa. Ivory. 2 lopa. FORD — 1971 Torino atauon CAMARO — 1994 T-topa. JVC Pulaar NX, 19*4. Black axtarlor raatorad inelda out. warranty 6 apaad. Baal offar wagon. Oood 5-cyl Body parta a Gaorgaoue. Call 530-5534 or 747 acund tyatam, chroma whaala Urer»721744 a/o. p/w. rear dafaf.. powar hafhatct h Call 389-3200. 2942 19.000 mil (•496. Call Brendan 9454900 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Sale Sit*. CARS UNDER (2.000 - KINQSLEY AUTO SALES 7*7-7*17 CHEW CELEBRITY — 1992 NEW '85 STANZA GL 40.000 mUa. PS/PB. A/C. Whit Nissan, 4 dr, standard: 4 cyl. P/S. P/B. AM/FM stereo-cassette. with rad Intartor. Eicarlant con dWon. 16000 Call Margarat a P/wlndows, P/door locks, reel, bucket seats, dual mirrors, rear defrost. 741-4500 or 942-3*33. tilt wheel, optional: auto, trans. 1 In stock. #8324, List Price $10,249 MANY, MANY OTHERS! CHEVROLET MAUBU CLASSIC - 1979 2 door A/C. PS/PB powar wtndowa. 306 engMe with «1 .ooo mltaa. Aaklng *2M0. Call 717-3M3 aftar 9pm CHEVY MALIBU 1974 — Naw braka 9. rear and. Juat naada PRICES ON a body work. Aaklng 9250 Can 4SB-1T719 -. WINDOWS COME If7 CHEVY CHEVETTE - 1979. No cyl, 4 ap, naw uraa, roof rack . IMMEDIATE A/C. anoananl conation t gee Sittsmm HUGE SELECTION 48.009 otaan. Baat offar will be CHIVY CELEBRITY WAGON — 19*4. 9 paaaangar, p/a, p/b •ON THE SPOT illowtd OF '85's auto, a/o, am/fm caaaalta. Ilk naw. 991-1042. i to mull. CHEVY NOVA— 1973. 9 cyl DELIVERY! Auto. AM/FM taaiani Run IN STOCK! good. Muat aall. MOO or baat IMS RX TURBO 4 DR. oliar. Can 747-73*3 aftar 6pm. 19W SUBARU OL H/B » MtBB.fcjrtwcfw).*M.Win,,Sipd man k. Sa MMMcvl. ilpH aant.>»N*. aeMaca*. CLASSIC — 1*St Cham Impala aan. «F •>. P/M «K brta, M raia, AtavHt 4 t*m 4 m. «K brki. 4 fjN Or, AC. AMrTM r Vary good condition. S2000 or a* akr. Hfa, MM. rr M. nar aaakMa. aat at em, m Up mm . m how doWi. UWywNt.Sfl Mat oKT Call 696-0583 deck. vatkkUoan rr mAM I7.IM M *aa. •» taal.. aaM aw, US. IMi rf CHEVY MALIBU WAOON 1971 OUH PRICE: •^•"ootipwei: 111,634 EVERY NEW 1985 NISSAN-DATSUN 350 Cubic Inch. Oood anap. S20O. Can 739-2939.

CHEVY NOVA — 1976. 42.000 original rnHat. Vary good con 1SS4 8UBARUQL dltSn. WOO. Call 9>2-275« Um, < crl. S W man » . fr »M dr. K. Pit. 0 p.m. rad. mm ear. »/4 KM !>•. FMMl M R»*4al.«i«lln«< ««t«l *wi CHEW VEQA — 1978 Auto, a/c e. n. agaa. uakX, um. am/fm oaaaana atarao, naw Urea i auarM. Mtreta Mai. LM: 19,644 tXASE Runa great 69.000 mllaa. Ofl 0URPWC1: »S,1«a 1776. 942-4027. MKJY CHEW MAUBU - 1*74. Auto- Prices exclude taxes & MV lees matlc tranamlaalon. MOO or baat tSUII oltar. 797-1475. aflar 9. •U«« CAM DCALCR CHEVFKXET MAZDA 1979 - Muat art. 91.000 Call aftor 5:30 CHEVROLET _ 1(78 Nova. 4 AY MOTORS door. 6-oyt auto. Naada work NCW * U910CAA9AU6 • PAan LIAJMM • HJVKI baat offer. 747-*S74, after 6pm ROUTE 66 DISCOUNT CENTER CHEW MONTE CARLO - 1979 70.000 mlrta. aun roof. V9, A/C Automatic. AM/ FM, Oood oond U 97 92400 orb/o. Can 6*9-6331 afiar ROUTE 66 NEPTUNE 922-1050 Service I Part*: CHEW MALIBU CLASSIC - «f>ARHours u 2O1/542-59OO C3 ' Sale Hours: Monday-Friday 7 A.M.-S P.M. MKS.S IXClUOt TAX * LrCIMM Fill 197B. Automatic. PS/PB. A/C Open Dally 9-9 Swhral Dockata. AM/FM. 58.000 Sale* ft Ltahng Same. Pana Saturday t-12 CMMT TO AU auvans OM IACH IN Mon Fr, 9-9 Sal * 30-5 Mon -Fn M 30 Friday and Saturday 9-S ITOCK TNIBI MlCaS 9UHMIDC maaa. Oood oondwon. Aaklng Mon-Fn 9-4 30 Sat 9 3Q-I2 30 S» HabM ttfool fMVtOU* •DVmTIMD mtCi* ACTUAL •1900. Can 291-1945 CAM WOT IU.UmV>TTO 291-4929 TUESOAY. OCTOBER 22, 1985 1M TheRegltltr 300 Autos for Salt J!9^AMtostorJ>al»__ 300 Auloi lor lilt 300 Auto* lor Mlt 300 Autoi lor salt 300 Autos for Sal* 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos lor Salt VW RABBIT — 1(77.4-apd, 3-dr. MERCURY MARQUIS — 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA — 1979. 1 TOYOTA COROLLA — 1(79. TOYOTA CILICA QT Coupa — TOYOTA - Corolla 1993 4- V0LK8WAQON ICIROCCO VW RABBIT1990 - Dalaal, A/C. A/C. Rum wall 113*0. Carl TMUNDERBIRD 19M — Rum PB. Qood condition. 12.176, Call I16OO or bM Olkc good. Aa la 1100. Call any ownar. Oood condition. 100.000 Hatchback, automatic. 1 ownar, 1992 PS/PB, Automatic, awotrto door. auto.. P9/PB. air. Ixoimm 1979 — A/C. AM/FM. Small for 930-0324 ' mllaa 11900 Call 671-9349 low mllaga. Exc cond. Alklng lunrool. AM/FM I Ml III! Low condition 24.000 ml. (6998. 717-74*9. __ Mull »aa to ippraclal. 9mI:797.73M axpandmg family, but axoallant VW RABBIT - 19*0 4-dr. da- Call 717.JS5O «• 5 SM00 Call 391-1041 or mlliagi. axe cond 99000 or b/o. 971-9113 condition A lupar parlormanca VOLVO THUNDERSINO 1973 — 88.000 291-6626 Clll 291 -6*42 Looking tor 13.600 or 99.000 luxa. 4-apd. a/c. AM/FM llarao, TOYOTA COROLLA — 1977. 2 TRIUMPH OT9 Mark III - 1972. 1*41 1(74 raar dafroaler, 109,000 rwry ml. MJRCURV — Capri. 1973 4- mlMa Loaoad with option!. Mra door, siivir. black Inlarlor. 4 cyl. (book valual 948-3717 aval •Pd, V-9, Hndi aoma T.L.C. woaali MUII ba aaan to ap- Oomplantv rabultl Vary fait Excallanl condition Qood running cond. Burm no oil. 5 ipd. im/fm A claan good run- TOYOTA— 1992 Corolla4-apd. TOYOTA CELICA QT 19(1 - Sacrlfloa 92,500 or bad oltar 641-3436 MOO Call 741-8183 praclala. 11,800 Call 797-J7**. nlng car. Aaklng 9979'942-339«. naw Urai, ban AM/FM can. Ex- Llftbaek. 9 apd.. A/C. AM/FM Alklng 11600 or bait Mr. CaH 741-4690, VOLVO OLT — 19*4. Turbo In- VW CONVERTIBLE — Na»blt. 499-0130 MEWUflY - Zaphyr 1979 THUNDERBIRO 1977 — Haw oauanl. muii aa«. $4000 Call Karao 1 mora. 96.000 or baat TOYOTA — Callca 19*3 ST 671-1S91. oftar Call 741-4179 laava urcoolad. 4 cly. 2 door. High 19*1 Mada In Oarmany Auto- VW SUPERBEETLE — 1(72. *8/Pe. AC. atarao, whitawilli. paint. Raouill angina. Mull aaii. coupa A/C. AM/FM alarao, 6- VAN — Dodoa CuMom 79. Ex- gtoaa whlta with Mack trim. matic, 46,000 mllaa. AM/FM. maka offar. Call Taraaa landad root. A/C. CB, loabox. 17,000 mllaa. Fully loadad. Naadi work Aaklng 13*0 Call •pd. 27.000 ml Qaraga kapt. Ilka raar dafroaMr. Exoailanl con- •Mar 7 p.m. 229-31*1. 943-6713 naw. SUM 671-9321. TOYOTA •Ink, panallng.and running Abaoluta mint oondltlon. dition Call 74V Callca 1972 4-apd. board! V-9 . 91300 496-4779. 914.600 Carl 339-3091. VW SUPER BIETLE MERCEDES - 4S0SEL 1977 TOMS FORD TOYOTA COROLLA VW — 1974. Qood Urai, am/tm Anlhraclla. AC. alloya. laathar, 200 Hwy 36 Kayporl Rum oood. 12»6 1973. Naw brakaa, Ilraa. 17(0. 264-1600 1975. 2 dr. 6 ipaad with MI ol Clll 971-SM1. atarao Runa good. (490. Call Call 7411109 aflar 9 p.m. loaoad 85.000 ml. Showtoom good mow uraa. 1600 Call TOYOTA COROLLA — 1996 VOLVO FOR QUALITY VOLVO 345DL WAQON — 1976. 233-7220 altar 6 p.m. Cond 112.500. Call 370-1114. 741-6766 8R-5. 2-door. Auto, tram TOYOTA — Corolla 8R-8 1993 Large lanotlon of lata modal, l 4 cyl. Automatic. A/C. AM/FM, WE BUY - uaad can tor anport. TOYOTA COROLLA WAQON — otom Intarior, raar wlndinnld VW RABBIT — 1979 Excallant MOB — QT 1971. MK ml. on car 1976 Excallant oondltlon. Naw PS/PB. Crulia control. Dolby Copper-color. 6-apd. AC, ownar Volvo trada-im Rad Bank Schwirti ChryHar-PtvmouOl- 1200 on angina 80% raalorad. TOYOTA CORONA 1976 - Auto. AM/FM caautla 19*00. Clll AM/FM Itarao. 46.000 ml — Volvo, 119 laat Nawman Sprlngi vwlpakarr. Look! and rum condition Evaryihlng naw. Aulo Maida. 141 Waal Front 61 Ned brakai A radiator. Rum graat A/C. AM/FM till row mllaa. 747-9292. aak lor Ann. Cat! 641-0179. attar 4. nl 116116000 . Call 741-2678 wilt. a/c. 12960. Calf 739-3991 Piuaaa loo many to Hat. Sanoua 1900 Call 739-3991. Rd . Shrawabury 741-5996 Bank 747-0717. Inqulrlaa only 12300 InvaatM. 11.850. Call 842-9360. aahing $1500 or baat offar. Calt 300 Autos for Salt anar flpm. 530*6217. aak for 300 Autos tor Sail 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos lor Salt

MITSUBISHI 8TARION — 19*4. Turbo. 6 apd. fully loadad Mint oondltlon 6000 mllaa Call 971-7759 MUSTANQ II 1979 - PS/PB. A/C, rav datrolt. 4 cyl. Prlca nagollabla Call 229-3105 Laava miaapa. MUSTANQ - 1990. p/a. p/b, aun roof, am/fm caaaarta itirao Aaklng (3300 or Mil oflar Call 747-3088 aftar 4 p.m. MUSTANG — 1979. 302 PS, AC. AM/FM Call 496-9796 NISSAN MAXIMA - Station wagon 1985 Loadad. 1,100 Mllaa 113.500 Call 942-3793, NISSAN SENTRA DEIUX - IMS. Trick air. 6 apaad. radian. 34.000 mllaa, axcallant cond. Call uv- nlnga. 244-9264. OLDS — 442. 1974. In axcallanl condition Braaa rlma. 5 naw mag whaala. banary. llartar. rtl-par- formanca angina $3000 Call 767-0997 anyilma OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — 1984. 2-df hardtop. 6-cyl. auto. A/C Tin ataarlng. PS/PW. or 27.000 ml. Ilka naw Call aftar 5 pm 222-9006 0LD8 CUTLASS SUPREME — 1974 Automatic. P8/PB. A/C. Vary good cond Mult tall. $1250 or b/o Call 291-6015. 0L08 96 Convartlbla. 1969 Naad body work. $150 Call 739-2636 OLDSMOBILE - Dalta 88 1969 Rum wall Good, rallabla trana- portatlon $350 or ball offar 530-1806 Treat? OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — 1964 PS/PB. AC. AM/FM atarao. wlra whaall, landau roof V-9 auto 19.300 741-1146 OLDS OMEOA 1977 - 4-dr PS/PB. auto AC Qood cond. WOO. Evaa only. 530-0061 OLDSMOBILE — 1976 Cutlaal Suprama AC a ridlo. naw trina- mlaalon Rum baautltully $225 for quick all* 284-6036. the treat is yours PACER 1976 Qood condition $600 or bait offar 495-4672 PARK CHEVROLET Salai-Lliilng-Sarvlca-Pa/11 HI 66. Napluna 775-1212 Parkway Olds is offering 1986 OLDSMOBILES «t 1985 PRICES! PEUQEOT 1991 - 506 dalaal Excallant condition Rum graal Aaklng $4,500 Call aftar 6 pm. 291-5746. PEUQEOT-SAAB OF WALL Hwy 35, Manaaquan that's right - 1985 LEFTOVER PRICES!! {2011 449- 50M PEUQEOT-SAAB OF WALL Hwy 36, Manaaquan 1201) 449-5050 FORD PINTO 1960 - Vary good condition. 4 ipaad. naw clutch, $1100 or bail ofiar.Call 264-1199 PINTO - 1971 E*c cond NO run HI mllaa. but Highly dapan- dabla 0'in 2nd car Mull aaa. $750 or baat oftar 922-1216 this principle (volume sales in a PLYMOUTH RELIANT — 1963. $4995. 4 door. 5 ipaad Excallanl condition. 35 mpg Buckat aaat limited time) is the same advan- comfort Call Hardy 747-8285 PLYMOUTH — 1976 9 paaaan- oar wagon In Daauilful con- tage historically had by major dnion Bait oflar Call 946-2966. PLYMOUTH FURY — 1976. 4 door. V8. auto. l/c. p/l. p/b. axe running cond Aiding $1000 Call fleet accounts and all government attar 5 30. 495-1711. PLYMOUTH FURY III — CON- VERTIBLE 1969.311CC.V6. p/a, agencies. irn'lm caiMtla w/gnphlc aqual a 4 ipki. Naw tlraa + add'l mow tirai Soma body work naadad 1800 Call Dava 642-0461 PLYMOUTH — Scamp 1972. 6- cyl Qood motor, but naadi trimmmion $200 or ball oftar. 530-1109. PLYMOUTH ARROW — 1976. 4 •pd Qood running condition Original ownir 91000 Call ba- twain 5-6 p m. 284-3456. PLYMOUTH FURY I — 1969 4- d> 6-cyl. Naw uraa * axnauit •yitam 1296. Call 264-7366 aftar 6 p.m. PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1991 — Exc cond AM/FM alarao Naw auto. Irani. naw Ilraa. 70.000 ml 12600 or bail oltar Call altar 7 30 p.m.. 946-3692. PLYMOUTH DUSTED — 1972. * Entire inventory will be ready for Auto, tram., AC. PB, radian. ALL PRICES WILL BE CLEARLY AM/FM atarao. 36.000 orl Naada fandar work. "'Wi': 671-2769 immediate delivery MARKED ON EACH CAR... and... A PONTIAC LEMANS — 1974. Good running condition Naw tlraa $350 Call 496-2790 PONTIAC - Calallna 1979- * NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING FACTORY PRICE BOOK WILL BE Qood condition Aaklng 11750 Call 717-9242 PONTIAC LE MANS - 1979 AVAILABLE FOR CUSTOMER USE. Wagon Qood condition. Alklng $3000. * Reduced rates and immediate Call JSM176. PONTIAC TEMPEST — 1966 Rum good. Naw Ilraa. Juit financing will be available. paiaad Inapactlon. Exc for ra- Itorlng $325 firm Call 496-0692. ORAND LEMAN8 PONTIAC - 1977. Top running condition, powar. naadl minor flx-upa Alk- lng 11800 will daal Call 229-6306 or coma aaa at Wan End Car a Van Wlin. Long Brancn PONTIAC — 1971. 4 door aadan 5 Year unlimited mileage warranty j^ fre Good condition. 55.000 mini •400. Clll 544-1029 or 101 Wait End Ava. Shrawabury, NJ. the industry's finest warranty will be FREE with each purchase or order made during this > a • , POMTIAC QRAND PRIX — 1971. Q P/S. P/W. auto am/fm. buckat Mltl Qood cond Rum graat limited 3 day sale. % * <*ed Muitaali MOO or bail offir Call Rob attar 6. 593-4673 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1973 — OOflttS Runa good Naadi work 9150 Ford LTD 1974 Naada work 1100. 787-7595 attar 6 pm. PONTIAC LEMAN8 WAQON — DUE TO THE EXPECTED HUGE TURNOUT 1976. V6. p/i. p/b. a/c, racant angina a Irani compiala ovar- haul. Top condition In a. out. Alk- Ing $2196 Call 531-6464 THIS SALE WILL BE LIMITED TO 3 DAYS PONTIAC LEMANS 1973 — V8. auto. AM FM can. mag whaall Aaklng 1250 Call 642-3366. AND ONLY 24 HOURS - HURRY! PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 1973. 64.000 mllaa. with Cragari. Looka and rum good 11200 Call 739-4519 Thursday - October 24 - 12 Noon to 8 P.M. PONTIAC TRANS AM 1992 — Had. V-6. 4 ipd, hunt ihllar. PS/PB. A/C. PW. T-topa. tilt Itaarlng whin Kmwood itarao Friday - October 25 - 12 Noon to 8 PM. Low mllaa 19.500. Call attar 6 pm. 747-0463. PONTIAC - Flaro 1964 SE 4. Saturday - October 26 - 9 AM. to 5 PM. •pd. Rad A/C. AM/FM can iflK ml Vary Claan 17500 949-5667. dayl 530-2950. mar 6. PONTIAC — Larmni 1974. Rum graat. $300 Attar 9pm. 766-0919 RED BANK MOTORS INC 131 Nawman Sprlnga. Rad Bank DodgaAMC Jaap-Rinault 7470040 RENAULT - 1976. wttn 1979 ra- buiit angina. Handyman apaclal Or lor part! 942-3059. it realty RITTENHOUSE LINCOLN-MERCURY NC. 900 Rt 35-Ocaan Twp-775-15O0 W MAZDA RX 7 OS - 1979 Oraal 7 isa running condition. 1 ownar With I960 RX7-QS for ipan parti. Baat offir Clll 671-2130. SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC treat! Miwmin Spring! Rd . Rad Bank 741-0910 STRAUB BUICK-OPEL 9 ACRES of Naw 6 Uaad Cara Hwy 36. 264-4000 Kaypori SUBARU - QL-1994. 2-door Exc. cond.. AM/FM 20.000 ml. Call Sat. 9-5 or Tuaa. anytJma. Baal offar 530-9197