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Vol.109 No. 111 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1986 25 CENTS Middletown sets hearing on housing Mt. Laurel plan has plenty of critics Route 36 east of the Action By HANDY BRAMEIER Auction property. The Register Some Kanes Lane residents said a week ago that the plan could MIDDLETOWN — Like a long- hurt their area, and that the running Broadway play, the subcommittee did not fairly dis- township's affordable housing tribute the sites. A week ago, the Township plan probably will draw a packed 1 house at a public hearing tonight. Committee passed a motion to ask And as with a performance, the the board to avoid builders' rem- plan, has its critics: Some officials edy and better scatter the sites. and residents have raised Ques- But Planning Board Chair- THE REGISTER/GREGG ELLMAN tions about the proposed re- woman Judith H. Stanley said visions. earlier that using more sites Under the spell of victory Planning Board members will would add to the project's cost. By summarize the plan, accept public using builders' remedy, she said, These fans of the New York Jets finally had something to cheer 35-15, in the AFC wild card playoff game at Giants Stadium. The comments and possibly move to township taxpayers would save about yesterday, as the Jets broke their five-game losing streak victory sends the Jets into a playoff game Saturday against the approve it at the 7:30 p.m. meet- money. in convincing fashion. The Jets downed the Kansas City Chiefs, Browns in Cleveland. See story, page 1B. ing in Town Hall. Estimates place the cost of the A board subcommittee altered plan at about $12 million, com- the first version after a Dec: 4 pared with $18 million to $45 public hearing drew more than million for the first plan, she said. 700 residents, many unhappy Stanley said larger sites would with the-then proposed locations permit better design, much better Coast Guard prepares for flooding in Lincroft and the Bayshore. buffer zones and more control Under the new plan, builders over maintenance. would construct the 2,195 units in As with the first plan, the exchange for setting aside 20 township would transfer 836 Unusual astronomical events could trigger record high tides percent for low- andjnoderate^ units, rehabilitate 286 units and ~"Tf was "probably "the worse income families^Tpractiwfknown seek adjustment, credit and Staff and wire reports Record high tides are predicted p.m., according to Coast Guard to occur New Year's Eve and New officials. we've seen for, awhile here," he as "builders' remedy." waiver for.268 units. Some 25 Year's Day when the moon will be According to Petty Officer First said. But the first plan called for single-family dwellings would go Scientists are predicting record in the Bayshore. high tides this week because of an unusually close to the Earth and Class Bob Laahs, the predicted The Christmas Day flooding construction of 460 units, all for unusual combination of the alignment of the Earth, sun week of higher-than-normal prompted Coast Guard officials to affordable housing. An alternate plan targets astronomical events, and officials and the moon will maximize the tides began on the Jersey Shore import six, flat-bottomed boats Subcommittee members Sleepy Hollow Road for 232 af- at the Coast Guard station at gravitational pull on the oceans. Christmas morning when strong from St. Louis that can be used to propose putting 1,045 units in the fordable units, Route 35 North Sandy Hook say they are winds from the north and east evacuate .people _ from flooded Port of Monmouth section^ 530 and Crestview Drive for 180 prepared should the worst occur High tides along the Jersey combined with high tides to cause areas should the need arise later units at Kanes Lane, 318 units at units, East Road and Route 36 — record high tides combined, Shore should occur Wednesday at more flooding on Ocean Avenue in this week when tides are Taylor Lane and Route 35, 168 East for 174 units, Route 36 West with a bad storm or high easterly 7:22 a.m. and 7:49 p.m. and Sea Bright than officials antici- predicted to be at their highest units on West Front Street near and Orchard Avenue for 132 winds. Thursday at 6:32 a.m. and 6:57 pated. See FLOODING Page 4A Shady Oaks and 109 Units on See MIDDLETOWN. Page 4A Weinberger tried to keep Pentagon out of Iran deal with moderate factions in that ferred to Iran; how much money ments, however, have not By NORMAN BLACK country. was paid for the weapons, and the provided the Pentagon a clean bill AP Military Writer It was forwarded to Weinberger IRAN circumstances surrounding the of health in the affair. Con- for comment by the White House's diversion of profits to U.S.- gressional investigators — and WASHINGTON — In June 1985, National Security Council staff. ARMS backed Nicaraguan Contra guer- now the Army's inspector general an unusual Central Intelligence If Weinberger aides are to be rillas. as well — have opened inquiries Agency report crossed the desk of believed, the defense secretary DEAL He has pronounced himself to determine how the Pentagon Defense Secretary Caspar W. and close Reagan friend smelled "horrified" to learn of the di- fixed the price of weapons that it Weinberger. trouble from the moment he read version of money, to the Contras transferred to the CIA for ul- the document. And if Weinberger Reagan's presidency. and stated that the president timate sale to Iran. An analysis of the situation in is to be believed, the Pentagon Weinberger, like so many of received some bad advice in the The administration has said Iran, the document would help lay subsequently avoided — as much Reagan's top aides, has flatly affair, beginning with former Na- 2,008 TOW anti-tank missiles, the foundation for President Re- as it could — any involvement in denied any knowledge of how the tional Security Adviser Robert aiong with spare parts for Hawk agan's ultimate decision to sell it an operation that has burgeoned Iranian arms deal was arranged; "Bud" McFarlane. air-defense missiles, were drawn arms in hopes of cultivating ties into the biggust political crisis of how the weapons were trans- Weinberger's public state- • See PENTAGON Page 4A Weinberger: "against U.S. dealing with Iran Lottery 'Time* goes up in smoke The .winning number drawn Saturday night in New Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 034. A Magazine's honoring of Aquino straight bet pays $268.50, box pays $44.50, and pairs pay $26.50. The Pick 4 number was outrages those loyal to Marcos 3379. A straight bet pays $3,169.50 and box pays $264... By ROBERT H. REID A sign held by one protester She Vcame only the third read "Time magazine get out of woman to occupy the magazine's Associated Press the Philippines." cover alone as person of the year Index Mrs. Aquino, 53, took office in The others were Britain's Queen MANILA, Philippines — Hun- February after a civilian-military Elizabeth in 1952 and, in 1936 Ann Landers 5A dreds of supporters of Ferdinand uprising ended 20 years of Wallis Simpson, the American Bridge SB E. Marcos burned back issues of authoritarian government by divorcee whom King Edward Time magazine yesterday after Marcos, who lives in exile in married after abdicating the Classified 5B the U.S. newsweekly named Hawaii. throne. Comics 8A President Corazon Aquino Government officials have de- In a speech yesterday to a Crossword 5A "Woman of the Year." scribed the plebiscite as a "vote of convention promoting family The Marcos loyalists also Horoscope 5A confidence" in Mrs. Aquino. They values, Mrs. Aquino condemned staged a noisy motorcade through have predicted .resounding ap- nepotism and corruption that Jumble 5A this capital to urge a "no" vote in proval despite opposition from masquerade as dedication to fam- Living 7A the Feb. 2 plebiscite on a new Marcos loyalists and the country's ily. Her supporters have accused Lottery 1A national constitution backed by largest labor group, the May 1st Marcos of favoring his relatives the Aquino administration. Nation 3A Movement, which denounced the and friends with lucrative con- About 50 cars painted with draft charter as "pro-im- tracts and government favors New Jersey :••••• 3A slogans such as "No to Cory and perialist." The audience of about 3 000 Obituaries .' 4A Communism!" and carrying an There was no official reaction people included the archbishop of People 2A estimated 200 people took part in from the presidential office to Manila, Cardinal Jaime L. Sin Sin the procession. They gathered Mrs. Aquino's selection by Time Sports 1B last week urged Mrs. Aquino to with a few hundred other sup- The magazine cited her for being root out corruption, which he said Television 5A ASSOCIATED PRESS porters of the ousted ex-presi- able "to lead a revolt and lead a persisted under her adminis- Weather 2A BURNING PROTEST — A supporter of Ferdinand Marcos, the dent in front of the downtown republic without ever relin- tration. post office to burn copies of Time World 3A deposed president of the Philippines, burns copies of Time magazine quishing her buoyant calm or her and other magazines bearing Mrs. gift for making politics and hu- "Our legacy to our children Your Town 6A yesterday to protest its choice of President Corazon Aquino as. its Aquino's picture. should not be measured by the 1986 Woman of the Year manity companionable." See MARCOS Page 4A "
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Washington, the city's first Shock rocker Alice Cooper, who "There's nothing wrong with black mayor, learned the nuances built his reputation on ghoulish the vicarious thrill of being star- of being a deputy registrar Friday makeup, gory props and a high- tled," he said. "It's the news you when he took a course required by volume sound, says his new tour is should be afraid of. Chopping up a the city's Board of Election Com- even more intense than anything toy doll is not reality. Kids know missioners. And he spent much of he came up with during the 1970s. that. Anybody who cuts up a real the weekend putting his new skills "There are parts of this show child ought to be guillotined." to use. that are pretty bloody," Cooper "My little girl is 5 years old and While asking a registration can- said in an interview published in she's seen the show and thought it didate to promise to tell the truth Sunday's Tennessean in advance was hysterical," he said. and nothing but the truth, Wash- of an upcoming concert in He's in the running ington reminded one man, "You're Nashville. looking in the mayor's eyes while "When we chop off a head with CHICAGO (AP) — Mayor you're taking this oath." The a guillotine, it's more anatomically Harold Washington and the Rev. banter was met with laughter. correct than it used to be," he said. Jesse Jackson are in the midst of Jackson also put his skills as "I advise anybody in the first few a heated, if good-natured, com- deputy registrar to use Saturday rows to wear blood bibs pr rain- petition to see who will be the first at the headquarters of Operation coats." to register 10.000 new voters. PUSH, a civil rights organization But Cooper, who was born Vin- The competition has a common he helped found. No word on how close Jackson was to the goal of 10,000 newly registered voters, but Washington has his work cut out for him. At Saturday's end, he had registered just 38 voters. Registration deadline for the Feb. 24 mayoral primary election is Jan. 19. The general election is April 7. Aviation donation OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — Sen. Barry Goldwater, a former fighter pilot, has donated hun- dreds of model airplanes and other aviation memorabilia to the Ex- perimental Aircraft Association, an official with the group said. About 26 boxes of aviation ASSOCIATED PRESS items that Goldwater collected over many years were shipped NEW WORLD RECORD FOR DOMINOS — The builders of this domino chain, who claim it is the largest from the senator's Washington chain reaction ever built, rejoice Saturday night at the Satssen Hal in Lisse, Netherlands after the dominos office to the association's aviation fell. Five weeks, 40 students and 1,250,000 domino pieces were used to build the structure, and 738,336 center in Oshkosh, said Ralph pieces tumbled during the event, enough for an official nomination in the Guiness Book of Records, the Bufano, executive director of the organizers claim. . . EAA Aviation Foundation. The memorabilia -will be dis- recognition of his battle to ov- ABC sports commentator Bob only slightly when she was hospi- played in the Goldwater Con- ercome the cancer that forced the Beattie also helped present the talized with a broken hip and he ference Center, part of the as- amputation of his leg 13 years ago. award, and among those attending underwent leg surgery. Since mis- sociation's museum. Goldwater, Kennedy, 25-year-old son of the awards ceremony were 24 ery loves company, they soon an avid supporter of aviation, was Sen. Edward Kennedy, I) Mass., members of the Kennedy family, became pediatric ward pals. the head of the campaign that received the award Saturday at a "Miami Vice" star Don Johnson, "We were really special to each raised funds to build the museum. fund-raiser for the Jimmie Huega and 1985 Indianapolis 500 winner other in the hospital," she said Goldwater, 76, who will retire Center, an organization that does Danny Sullivan. Friday. But the romance didn't from the Senate when the new research and counsels victims of blossom quickly. congressional session begins next disease or trauma. Huega was Wobbly wedding They saw little of each other in month, has been an EAA member diagnosed as having multiple the next two decades. Each mar- for many years, Bufano said. Most sclerosis not long after he BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Diana ried, had two children, and was of the models were presentation participated in the Olympics in Virostko and Wayne Larsen de- divorced. pieces Goldwater received for 1968. cided to get married in the same This time they- met at the Bill- planes he flew or from aviation place where their friendship "Getting an award from Jimmie began 20 years ago — a hospital. ings VMCA when Virostko, a groups he supported, he said. Heuga is an honor and a humbling professional designer, picked up ASSOCIATED PRESS The couple were wed Friday at Kennedy Jr. awarded experience," said Kennedy, a Deaconess Medical Center, where her 14-year-old son. Larsen, the WALKING DOWN THE ASILE — Parapalegic Nanette Davis who member of the U.S. Disabled Ski back in October 1966 they raced Y's operations director, said he gained national attention in 1982 after taking several computer- SNOWMASS VILLAGE, Colo. Team. "He's a great hero to me. "recognized her immediately." (AP) — Ted Kennedy Jr. has each other on crutches down the assisted steps using a system devised by Dr. Jerold Petrofsky of I'm happy to be working with hall of the children's ward. Wright State University walked the asile with the aid of a bodyweight received the first Spirit of people like Jimmie who have Viiosirffc then 14, and Larsen, COMPILED BY counterbalance brace and a walker to exchange vows with Greg Achievement Award from former taken what could be burdens and Olympic skier Jimmie Huega, in then 13, went to the same junior Lisa R. Carozia Ferrall turned them into challenges." high school but knew each other THE WEATHER
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IV, DECEMBER 29.1086 3A Iran wants assets released Kean takes step to form arts center as condition for hostage help WBENTON (AP)-The Identity of its own," said Gold- I Kean administration hu en. to the Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal operating in toward a solution, both sides opted to pursue I taken the first step toward He said the governor doesn't •y AIMER KATZMAM The Hague. The sources demanded anonymity. bilateral negotiations. treating a home for the state's have a particular site in mind. Associate Preis The tribunal was set up in 1981 by the symphony, opera and ballet, However, areas that have been Hashemi Rafsanjani, speaker of Iran's Algiers Accord, which resulted in the release Parliament, has said several times in recent and is close to selecting a site mentioned in the past include of 62 American hostages who had been held by for a major league baseball the Meadowlands, Morris THE HAGUE, Netherlands — U.S. and weeks that Iran would interecede on behalf of Iranian officials meet today to negotiate the Iranian militants at the U.S. Embassy in American hostages in Lebanon if Washington' stadium, a spokesman for Qov. County, Princeton and New Tehran for 444 days. Thomas H. Kean said yester- Brunswick on or near the return of more than half a billion dollars in released Iranian assets. frown assets Iran seeks as a condition for The tribunal, made up of three Iranians, day. Rutgers campus. three Americans and three representatives Six Americans are missing in Lebanon, most interceding on behalf of American hostages in believed held by Shiite Moslem extremists The administration last week He said the governor wants Lebanon. from other nations, is the only official forum awarded a $208,000 contract to stress that building a new for contacts between the American and Ira- loyal to Iran. to a consultant to find out arts center would supplement, At issue are $606 million plus interest in an escrow account in the New York Federal nian governments. It has been arbitrating U.S. Embassy spokesman Sam Wonder told whether an arts center can be not replace, such facilities as thousands of claims involving billions of The1 Associated Press yesterday that resol- built and, If so, to look for a Newark's Symphony Hall and Reserve Bank. The account is surplus from a $3.67 billion fund of Iranian assets created to dollars. ution of the escrow account issue may not, in possible site, said spokesman the Garden State Arts Center In The claims, by both governments, stem from itself, fulfill Rafsanjani's condition for inter- Carl Golden. Holmdel. guarantee repayment of syndicated bank loans to Iran. the 1979 Iranian revolution and the subse- ceding on behalf of the hostages. He said that the governor, an On the issue of the baseball The United States has agreed in principle to quent expropriation or blocking of assets. opera lover and major sup- stadium, Golden said that the In August, the tribunal ruled if final "The funds and assets referred to by unblock escrow funds. But negotiators must Rafsanjani are presumably funds held by the porter of the arts, has con- administration is expected to first work out details of a legal release, called agreement on release of the New York Federal sidered the idea of building an announce a site in the "next Reserve Bank funds was not reached by other New York Federal Reserve Bank and military a quitclaim, absolving the New York Federal equipment and funds involved in Iran's arts center for a number of couple of weeks." Reserve Bank from further claims by Iran's means by Dec. 20, either the U.S. or Iranian years, but that this was the government could ask the tribunal to impose purchases through the Foreign Military Sales But he said that the stadium government. program under the Shah," said Wonder. first step taken in that direc- will not be built until the state The negotiators will also discuss a small a settlement. tion. gets a major league baseball amount of unpaid syndicated loans, but that But in light of what both Iranian and U.S. Iran needs weapons in its 6-year-old war "You can go to New York and franchise. Issue Is secondary, according to sources close government sources here said was progress with Iraq. you can go to Philadelphia, but The spokesman declined to M the governor feels that New comment on how close New Jersey has to have a cultural Jersey is to finding a franchise. Economy to create 2 million new jobs New Jersey man learning to cope EW YORK (AP) — The Belous, a labor economist at United States economy the Conference Board. Nwill generate two million Job prospects are expected with being allergic to whole world new Jobs in 1987, even though to remain strong in the coming widespread layoffs will con- year in New England, the mid- •y MMV HELEN GILLESPIE tinue, according to a report Atlantic region and the Associated Press released yesterday. Southeast, while the labor About 90 percent of the new market in the Southwest shows WOODBURY — James J. Jobs will be In the service little improvement, the Con- Me Adam Jr. no longer vomits 100 ' sector, while only 10 percent ference Board said. times a day, gasping for air and will be In goods-producing in- Prospects in the West appear writhing in pain. dustries, according to an mixed, with strong growth Severe allergies sickened him analysis by the Conference ahead in such sectors as busi- for the first 37 years' of his life, Board, a business-supported, ness services, but little overall but since he sought help three non-profit research group. increase in the demand for years ago, he's finally learning to Unemployment will remain computer or other high-tech live with them. at a relatively high 7 percent, workers. McAdam, 40, spends most of his leaving about eight million The long-depressed Midwest days in his shiny cocoon of a people out of work, it said. Is expected to show a modest bedroom, where the walls, floor "The new year will be Job comeback next year, and ceiling are covered with marked by the paradox of although employment in aluminum foil to keep him free people gaining and losing Jobs America's farmland will con- from dust, plaster and chemicals. at the same time," said Richard tinue to decline, the group said. "It's great. I don't have the severe vomiting that I did. I'm Holiday traffic death toll tops 300 almost painfree," he said in a. phone interview last week. HICAGO (AP) — The hol- and 600 people could die in,' His voice was thin through a iday weekend traffic traffic accidents before the special ceramic mask he wears Cdeath toll on the nation's close of the weekend, which for whenever he leaves his bedroom, highways rose to more than counting purposes began at 6 which contains only metal and 320 yesterday. p.m. local time Wednesday. cotton materials. As of 2 p.m. EST, 323 people had died nationwide in traffic The Chicago-based council McAdam suffers from what is accidents. Forty-four were re- estimates that between 2,200 known in medical circles as an ported dead in California, 37 in and 2,600 people will receive environmental disease, a univer- Florida and 27 in Texas. disabling injuries on the na- sal allergy to hundreds of al- The National Safety Council tion's highways during the hol- lergens others tolerate with nary a estimates that between 600 iday period. thought. ASSOCIATED PRESS When the allergies became life- ALLERGIC TO MOST EVERYTHING — Jim reaction to most things he comes in contact with, threatening three years vago, he McAdam rests in his room, which is wrapped with keeps his room wrapped in foil to keep him free from Lotto jackpot climbs to $11 million went to a Chicago clinic and after aluminum foil. McAdam, who has an allergic' dust, plaster and chemicals. weeks of tests, learned that he was EW YORK (AP) — Some fortunate enough to pick all six allergic to Just about every man- that people encounter on the job or He reads books and newspapers used perfumed deodorant, soap or lucky Lotto player could numbers correctly and get made substance and many organic, cigarette smoke," he said. "They through a metal-and-glass box, shampoo, ail of which could quick- Nring out the old and ring In 1987 off to a flying start, the non-chemical items. come to me with fatigue, head- wears only 100 percent cotton ly strike McAdam's sensitive sys- the new to the bubbly tune of lucky stub would be worth 21 aches and multiple aches and clothes and watches a 2-inch TV tem. 111 million, the Jackpot in next annual installments of Dr. Theron G. Randolph, foun- pains in the joints and the inability screen for about an hour before week's New Year's Eve draw- der of the clinic, is an internist and to think rapidly." the fumes from its plastic parts If it's a very nice day, McAdam 1423,000 after federal allergist but he practices what he will wear his mask outside for a ing, lottery officials announced witholding taxes, Quinn said. When McAdam returned home, sicken him. yesterday. calls clinical ecology. He said the he spent 18 months confined to his If his friends come to visit, he short walk in the fresh air. He noted that the Jackpot severity of McAdam's allergies is bedroom as his ailing body slowly dons his special mask and walks to The purse for Wednesday's could go up before the next "Five, 10 minutes, maybe 20. Lotto 48 drawing swelled to "exceedingly rare" but that many adjusted to an allergy-free life- the front porch of the home he Sometimes not. I can ride on the $11,111,111 after a fourth drawing if sales are brisk, but people are allergic to things in the style. shares with his parents and his bike with my special face mask drawing Saturday night failed added that "we don't believe environment. "I've come a long ways and I 30-year-old sister, Laurie. His with my dad if I take my to produce a winner. that we will get the same "Sometimes it's food, and some- hope to continue to improve in the friends stand by the street while neutralizer medicine and oxygen "This is the first time we've amount of sales as we would on times it's environmental chemicals future," he said. they chat because they might have when I come back," he said. had a large Jackpot on New a normal Wednesday.' New Year's Eve," said state Lottery Year's Eve will cut into it Director John D. Qulnn. "It somewhat.". would make a nice New Year's Quinn predicted a faster rate Eve present for someone to win of increase for future Jackpots Soviet emigres gather for flight home a Jackpot like this." if the game continues past engineering studies in the Soviet the New York metropolitan area, The children staying behind Should a ticket holder be Wednesday. By BRIAN FRIEDMAN Union. with some from the Washington, "came to the U.S. at the beginning Associated Press The group repatriation was the. DC, area. of their teens" and were able to get third in as many months. In Boris Molokov, press attache at used to the American way of life N. J. man claims role in Iran arms deal NEW YORK — More than 50 October and November, Soviet the Soviet Embassy in Washing- better than their parents, Zhvakin officials announced the return of. In the past 10 years, and also Soviet emigres who no longer want ton, said the group was the largest said. ' > ONDON (AP) — A reputed to live in the United States 17 other emigres, several of whom to date to leave the United States Other families, however, are former CIA agent im- had worked for the U.S. Feder- said they were homesick and dis- al Bureau of Investigation. gathered yesterday to fly back to for the Soviet Union. "afraid of destroying their chil- prisoned here said he met enchanted with life in the United dren," Zhvakin said, citing what L Herrmann said CIA head- Moscow, the largest group ever to At least seven of the returnees with Iranian officials about States. he said was a violent and quarters in Langley, Va., asked return to their homeland from this are naturalized U.S. citizens, and possible arms deals 10 months country at one time, Soviet of- It also came at a time when many are Jews, said Zhvakin, who permissive society in the United earlier than the Reagan admin- him to arrange the meeting to Russian. theater director Yuri States. "They don't want their learn if Iran would trade arms ficials said. came to New York to handle the istration has said the contacts Lyubimov, stripped of his Soviet paperwork. The group includes at children to be criminals." began, the Sunday Telegraph for hostages. Many of the emigres have lived in the United States for six to eight citizenship two years ago, was least two families of five, and Several took electronics equip- newspaper reported. Police arrested Herrmann at told that he would be welcomed some who are leaving children ment and clothes bought in New a London hotel in May 1086, years but decided to leave because William Herrmann, who la "they could not get used to the back. behind, he said. York. serving an eight-year sentence carrying 1370,000 in counter- Yesterday's flight was not feit notes. American way of living," said for his part in a counterfeiting Alexei Zhvakin, vice consul for the publicized, but rumors that a large operation, said the purpose of During his trial earlier this number of immigrants were flying the first meeting with Iranian year, Herrmann said he was 60 Soviet Embassy in Washington. As of last night, 64 returnees back to Moscow began circulating officials was to discuss years old and from Little Falls, in New York's Russian emigre possible U.S. arms sales to Iran N.J. He said he was born in were expected to leave on a regularly scheduled Aeroflot community several weeks ago. In exchange for the release of Poland, became a U.S. citizen in Most of those leaving were from American hostages in Lebanon. 1966 and served in the Army flight departing for Moscow from Kennedy International Airport. The Reagan administration until 1967, reaching the rank has acknowledged it sold arms of colonel. The flight was delayed to allow to Iran, but has denied the Herrmann pleaded innocent officials to bring in a larger air- Intent was to bring about the to the counterfeiting charges. craft to accommodate the emigres He said he was acting on FBI and other groups of tourists, JE CY DISCOUNT release of the hostages. Zhvakin said. The conservative Sunday instructions to infiltrate a Telegraph said it interviewed counterfeiting operation, but The Aeroflot desk was mobbed Herrmann last week. It said he the Judge said he was a by long lines of people waiting for was a Central Intelligence "participant in serious or- the flight. Amid piles of luggage, ganized crime." returnees tearfully embraced Agency agent in Iran and Iraq friends and relatives who were staying behind. A few carried Prison guards foil escape attempt newly purchased electronic equipment. RENTON (AP) — Trenton mies made of socks and prison Some of the emigres said they Enjoy New York Style Dining StatR e Prison guards foiled clothes in their bunks, reached were homesick for relatives, while aSnt escape attempt by three the cell block roof through a others said that they felt they did in the Heart of Red Bank Ta not belong in the United States. convicted murderer* who got hole chiseled through 18 inches Now York .style Italian Cuisine * • Wr lovr ralMirn out of their cell yesterday but of plaster, concrete and bricks, "Russia for Russians, America ami on*1 ill (lit* "Shore's" mosl never reached the prison wall, said spokesman Jim Stabile. ' for Americans. I want to go home romfy timing »pnls • Everytklaf available tor a state Department of Correc- The men are awaiting a hear- to see my mother," said Vladimir HQUBJ3 • Urgr Italian- Aawricaa , tions spokesman said. Proshinsky, who lived here for Mon tan S.I -11:30 AH to 1 AH nil Mn-vi |>arki»n ing on charges of attempted Sunday-Noon to 10 PH. The inmates, who left dum- escape, he said. eight years working as a taxi driver and auto mechanic. He said SHREWSBURY AVE. & HERBERT ST. • 747-1586 he wanted to resume his chemical
—.1. .. MOMMY. DECEMBER 29.1966 4A Marcos DIGEST Continued Uom Page 1A size of our bank account and the height of our position we have attained in society but the size of Police still investigating Hazlet fatal the space we make in our hearts for our children and the loftiness AZLET — Police still are Smith was admitted to of the values and ideals we investigating the cause of Bayshore Community Hospital espouse," Mrs. Aquino said a fatal car accident at the in satisfactory condition from H She also reaffirmed that her intersect inn of Route 36 and injuries sustained in the acci- Poole Avenue early Saturday dent. government will use force to end a nearly 18-year-old communist morning. Police are asking anyone Rosemarie Spitaletto, 22, of rebellion "only as a last resort and West Richard Street in Hazlet, who witnessed the accident or only to defend the values and was killed when her car col- who spoke to either of the ways of peace and democracy." lided with a car driven by Jill drivers before the accident to Smith. 22. of Atlantic High- call the department at A 60-day cease-fire between lands. 264-6665. government forces and the esti- mated 23,600 New People's Army insurgents took effect Dec. 10. Communist and government Highlands police arrest door-banger negotiators are to begin "substan- IGHLANDS — Police ar- Franklin showed up at the tive talks" Jan. 6 in an effort to rested a 24-year-old man police station a short time after definitively end the insurgency. H who tried to break his his girlfriend, Patricia Sanc- In a pastoral letter last week, girlfriend out of jail early hez, was arrested for refusing Sin said graft and corruption were Christmas morning with an 8- to leave her sister's apartment continuing under Mrs. Aquino, fimt log. at 35 Miller St. but gave no specifics. He said "no Daniel Franklin of Sea Bright Police said Franklin ap- genuine reconstruction of our so- was charged with harassment peared to be intoxicated when THE REQISTEFVCOUN AHCHEfl ciety" was possible unless these and disorderly conduct after he tried to break Sanchez out of vices were eliminated or at least he banged on the front door of jail. Parkway mishap minimized. police headquarters with the Both Sanchez and Franklin Members of the Lincroft and Fairview first a car that veered off the road and hit a log then fled to the rear of the were released from jail several aid squad attend to Khachatur Mkryan, 25, of guardrail. Passengers Arutyun Tiratsuyan, 24, 1 Mrs. Aquino responded by ask- building and became "loud and hours after their arrest, police Sunnyside, N.Y., one of three people injured and his wife, Zarouhi, 21, suffered injuries. ing Sin to "name names" and abusive." police said. said. promised to follow up on any in a Garden State Parkway accident yesterday The three were listed in satisfactory condition charges. The cardinal's office has morning at Milepost 111. Mkryan was driving at Riverview Medical Center in Red Bank. not responded publicly to the call. Police academy graduates 45 REEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Smentkowski, Long Branch Th • Laboratory tested IGCC Middletown approved Insulated A Rated OBITUARIES Continued from Page 1A Glass • 7/8" tempered Insulated ^and curves • Heat Mirror 44 Roof 66 units, Magnolia Lane for 88 units and Laurel Avenue for 68 units. Walls R-4 by Southwell • Low-E high Basset), Ashley Jorgine Hagele performance glass * Solar reflective Dome, John J. Faith S. Hahn, executive direc- TINTON FALLS — Jorgine tor of the township Planning glass • Heavy EP DM rubber gaskets Hagele, Jorgine Department, said the hearing to- MacDonald. John 0. Hagele, 92, died Saturday in Free- * Bronze anodized finish • Mainten- night represents "a new begin- ance-free finish * Thermally-broken Trembley, Theodore W. hold Area Hospital; ning." Born in Norway, Mrs. Hagele Board members face, a Jan. 5 frame * Integrated condensation lived in Staten Island before mov- state deadline. But members will release track • 50 Ibs./sq. ft windload Ashley Bassett ing to Tinton Falls five years ago. have time to amend the plan after •Performance tested design • 75 Her husband, Karl Hagele, died the Feb. 19 cut-off date for Ibs./sq. ft. snowload 'Performance MARLBORO — Ashley Bassett, formal comments from the public, tested design 4-month-old daughter of Stephen in 1975. she said. Surviving are one son, Herbert and Twila Bassett died yesterday "While time does not permit the 'Independent Laboratory tests at home. S. Olsen with whom she lived; one Planning Board to be terribly She was born in-New Brunswick. brother, Thorkild Olsen of Long responsive (tonight), the whole AUTHORIZED DEALER: Surviving are her paternal Island; one sister, Gundelie Skjeie process does allow for that," she grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Albert of Norway; six grandchildren and said last night. "They'll be able to AMERICAN ATRIUMS INC. U Bassett of Point Pleasant; her act on the legitimate and con- maternal grandparents. Mr. and 12 great-grandchildren. structive comments." CALL TODAY FOR A FREE Mrs. H. L.Marlow of Howell; and The John E. Day Funeral Home, Committeeman Charles V. Car- CATALOG her paternal great-grandmother Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- roll, who also sits on the board, Mrs. Myrtle Kelly of Highlands. John D. MacDonald ments. said last week that the plan "is •(m n/r/7 VJ The \Vfitt Funeral Home, not etched in stone." 290-1260 ' Morganvine, is in charge of ar- John D. MacDonald, •FREE WITH PURCHASES Of K 000 OR MORE OFFER OOQQ THRU JANUARY !j 1M7 rangements. mystery writer Theodore W. Trembley MILWAUKEE (AP) — Mystery UNION BEACH r- Theodore John J. Dome writer John D. MacDonald, whose William Trembley Sr., 68, died Drive the car you really want OCEANPORT — John .1. Dome, Travis McGee character became Saturday in Bayshore Community 75, of Oceanport died Saturday in one of the most popular detectives Hospital, Holmdel. No Money Down • Early Termination • No Application Refused Monmouth Medical Center, Long in modern fiction, died Sunday. He was 70. Born in Newark, Mr. Trembley Branch. lived in Union Beach most of his ALL '87 makes and models available. Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Dome had MacDonald, who lived in Sarasota, Fla., died at St. Mary's life. Monthly Monthly been a resident of Long Branch Make & Model 27614 Payments Make ft Model until he moved to Oceanport 34 Hospital of complications follow- He retired three years ago after Paymentt years ago. ing heart surgery, said hospital spokeswoman Karren Bergman. 25 years service as fire chief and Pontiac Grand AM $159. Hyundai He retired as principal of also head of safety fire protection $49. Oceanport Elementary School in He had been hospitalized since September, she said. for International Flavors and Fra- BMW 325 185. Toyota Tercel 69. 1970 after 15 years of service. Honda Accord 199. Chevy Spectrum He was former chairman of the In a writing career spanning grances, Union Beach. 69. Oceanport Shade Tree Commission more than 40 years, MacDonald Nissan 300ZX 219. Honda CRX 89 and a member of .a carpenter's turned out 77 books, most of them He had given over 60 years of Cadillac De Villa 239. Chevy Celebrity 99. mysteries. service to the Union Beach Fire union. Mercedes 19OE 249. Toyota Pick Up , 99. He was a communicant of Holy He wrote 21 Travis McGee nov- Company No. 1 which is as- Trinity Roman Catholic Church, els, 30 million of which have been sociated with the Union Beach Audi 5OOOS 249. Dodge Caravan 110. Long Branch. printed in the United States alone, Fire Department.. :. Cadillac Eldorado 283. V.W. Jetta 149 Surviving are his wife, Ann according to Claire Ferraro, as- Corvette 299. Toyota Celica sociate publisher of Ballentine- 149. Pascucci Dome; one brother, He was an exempt member of Porsche 944 299. Olds Cutlass 159. George Dome of Morristown; and Del Ray-Fawcett Books. the Union Beach'Eire Department. several nieces and nephews. In 1972, the Mystery Writers of He was a member of St. John's Phone Quotes Available • We pay cash lor trades • Call tod Robert A. Braun Home for Fu- America awarded MacDonald United Methodist Chruch, Hazlet. nerals, Eatontown, is in charge of their Edgar Grand Master award, arrangements. the group's highest honor. His Surviving are his wife, Marion novel "The Green Ripper" won the Gross Trembley; two sons, WORLDWIDE LEASING American Book Award's mystery Theodore Trembley Jr. of Little competition in 1980. DORNE — John J of Oceanport N.J.. on Saturday. Silver and William Trembley of Dec 27 at Monmouth M«d*c«! Center Funeral Mais John Dann MacDonald was born Union Beach; one sister, Mrs. Fr.day.Jan 2 at 10 am from Holy Trinity n C Church in Sharon, Penn., on July 24,1916, Long Branch Friends may call at me Robert A Braun Helen Marotta of Union Beach; Home for Funerals 106 Broad St. Eatontown and attended the Wharton School Wednesday Dec 31 2-4 and 7-9 p m No calling of Finance and the Syracuse and four grandchildren. hours Thursday Jan t Kindly omit Dorters Dona- tions may be made 10 Oceanport First Aid Squad or School of Business before receiv- The Day Funeral Home, Key- Heart Association B52 Broadway West Long Branch ing a master's degree from the port, is in charge of arrangements. OPEN 7 days, Mon.- Frl. 9-8, Sat. & Sun. 10-4 ~ N J 07764 . u. .I WoudB,ne Cemetery Harvard School of Business. MONDAY. DECEMBER 29 19M The ategtrt 5A ADVICE MONDAY PRIME TIME 7:00 7:30 8:00 Don't ignore a lifesaver Dear Ann Lander*: Several cancer is detected early is 85 days ago my ilster-ln-law percent. called to say she had canceled "With these odds it is sheer her appointment for a mammo- lunacy not to be checked gram because the read In Ann periodically. Any woman over 50 Under*' column that with the who hasn't been screened in two new equipment, the procedure Ann years should get on the phone and was very painful. I told her to go make an appointment NOW I back and read that column Landers know it takes time and you are again. She did-and called to say busy, but I can think of nothing that is more important than this. Adam8mMh« Making6(ACondniir Survival she hadn't read It properly — Money WorM that while some women had said Dear Ann Landers: We hear a Sanford And Movie: * * * n •• A Ftaoa In Tha sun" the mammogram was excruciat- lot about Alzheimer's disease •on letter and an added word from me: (1W1, Drama) Momoomaty OH. MMbau>T« ing, others claimed it wasn't the Get with it, ladies. Don't you know these days. So many people are (1IM. Drama) Bliaballi Taylor least bit uncomfortable. that every individual has his or afraid they have it when they her own threshold of pain? Some can't find their keys or forget You concluded by telling the the name of their favorite high readers that the discomfort people tell the dentist, "No novo- caine," for 15 minutes of drilling. schoo' teacher who died 20 level depends on the expertise years ago. of the technician, also the time Others nearly pass out when they MovkK ** "FwarPKcn" have their teeth cleaned. HBO Movlo: Coni'd FraopV Rock Movte: * * "Taan Wolf' of the month. You urged all I was unable to remember (19S8) Mlcnaal J, Fox. Jamaa Hampton (1985) Ryan o'Naai. women to listen to their doctors. A mammogram with the latest whether I had mailed a letter Some women should have a equipment should produce only and was truly depressed when it momentary discomfort in the most Movrt: Conl'tf : **Vk"TaikToMe" Movi.: * * * -o. Ham/a Fun Houaa" mammogram every year, others showed up in the fridge. Ten TMC Id's- Aualln Pondlolon. l(19»i. Drama, Marilyn Monroe, Daw Hobanaon. every second year, depending on sensitive women if done a few minutes later I read something Movie: "Blood Tlae" iMovki: **H"Twl»lnA days after the menstrual period by SHOW 1(1966, Drama) Brad DavH. Tony LoSlanoo age and family history. that made me laugh. Will you a competent technician. If she goes please share It with your re- Conaga BaakatbaX: ECAC Holiday Faatlval Third Placa Cottage BaakMbaN: ECAC HoMey Faaltval three days BEFORE her period MM Oama Champtonahlpaama Now for the rest of the story: aders: This same sister-in-law had the and the technician is a clunker, I can make no promises. Prescription for a carefree old mammogram and reported age: If you can't recall .t — almost no pain, Just a little Even under the worst of con- forget it. — H.R.G., DURHAM, pressure. Three days later her ditions, it is far better to have the N.C. doctor called to inform her that mammogram than to risk breast DEAR H.R.G.: Even though I the inammogram showed a very cancer, which is the greatest killer The socks can make small mass that never would haven't put any mail in the fridge of women under age 55. If you lately, I laughed, too. Thanks for have been picked up with the old don't believe me, talk to a woman sharing. equipment. Within a week she who has had a mastectomy. She had a lumpectomy (NO will set you straight. Ann Landers discusses MASTECTOMY) and the This year breast cancer will be teenage drinking — its myths, or break your image prognosis is excellent. discovered in 120,000 women, and its realities. Learn the facts by reading "Booze and You — For with formal wear, are called fila- I hope you will print my letter it will claim 40,000 lives. Over 50 pany, Inc. — the maker of Orion so your readers who were percent of breast cancers are Teen-Agers Only," by Ann Acrylic (among other products ment socks because they are made Landers. Send SO cents and a By FRANK DECARO of filament nylon or silk. frightened of the pain and discovered only after they have designed to improve the quality of canceled their appointments spread to other parts of the body. long, self-addressed, stamped Knight Ridder Athletic socks, most often are our lives) — has published a will get rescheduled. It could The survival rate under such envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. booklet that, while targeted at white with colored stripes at the save their lives. — BOSTON Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois top, although they can be all- conditions is 10 percent. The retail buyers and sales people, DEAR BOSTON: Here's your chance of survival when the 60611. If you're like most people, dur- contains everything you and I — white or solid colored. Sub- ing the last tew weeks you've consumers all — ever wanted to categories: Spectator Socks are given at least some thought to know about socks but were afraid athletic socks meant to be worn choosing perfect stocking stuf fers to ask. for casual wear or with sports- to be enjoyed today. But, be The 20-page booklet, called "All styled outerwear. Active Sports Car seat ID for tots important honest, how much thought have About Socks," will help every man Socks are meant to be worn during you given lately to choosing stock- get the most from his foot cover- actual sporting activity. These DEAR IIELOISE: everything, so look for toys that ings tliui might actually be worn? ings. And who doesn't want that? may have special fibers, pads or I read your column all the time are readily scrubbable or wash- Probably not a lot. In a condensed version, hera's a construction geared to a particular and, with two small children, I've able. Also avoid playthings with Nevertheless, stockings (or Christmas stocking primer. sport. found many helpful hints. Mine is sharp edges or with parts that an; socks as they're called in the WHAT'S WHAT? Work socks often are bulky and for mothers of small ones. I have small enough to be pulled loose macho real world) are an import- Dress socks, often conservative- cushioned to meet the needs of searched for an answer to ident- and swallowed. Check age recom- ant part of a man's wardrobe. ly styled in dark or muted colors or physical laborers. ifying them in their car seats in mendations on toy packaging too. Without them, we'd all be mis- with subtle patterns, are worn for Casual socks are any men's case of an accident. — Erma F. taken for preppies. (Why they business or evening wear and are socks except dress, filament, ath- What I did was buy two luggage hate wearing socks so much, 1 ribbed from top to toe. (Casual letic or work socks. tags, which I filled in with'their Saving energy couldn't tell you.) Or worse, we'd socks are ribbed only to the shoe Support hose are nylon or names, address, date of birth and Dear Readers: The Soap and all be cold from the ankles down. line.) Lengths of dress socks vary polyester hosiery incorporating phone number. I wrote in on the Detergent Association tells us that Let's not let this happen. from mid-calf to over-the-calf. enough spandex fiber in the socks bottom "in case of emergency." A dish or two can be added to a energy consumption is affected by E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Com- Filament socks, sheer and worn to provide leg support. I put the tags around the bottom dishwasher after the appliance the way grooming appliances are rung of the car seats. No one can has started. To do this, be sure used. Even though such ap- f HE SUBJECT OF LENGTH read the information from outside that the dishwasher is still in the pliances use very little electricity •, The National Association of Ho- the car. If i were hurt in an' wash cycle and the detergent it pays to follow these tips: siery Manufacturers has set stan- accident and unable to help my dispenser has not opened. dards that classify socks into four children, the police or paramedics After shampooing, towel dry categories by length: knee-highs, would have the vital information. Unlatch the door but do not hair before using a handheld or Jumble mid-calf-crew, anklets, foot This way they would be identified open it until the spray arms stop bonnet dryer. socks. even if I Was injured and hap- spinning. Then open the door and When using rollers and a dryer, pened to be without my purse. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Knee-highs are above the calf add the dish. Close the door. If evenly wrap small sections of hair by Henri Arnold and Bob LM but not over the knee. Men usually Hope this helps. — Mom in Ohio so heat will penetrate more quick- refer to such styles as over-the- there is a latch, you can wait about Unscramble those four Jumbkw, We hope that no one will ever 30 seconds to latch it to help ly. Never leave a hand-held dryer one letter to each square, to form rn> calf socks or executive length have to use these tags but, in reduce the amount of moisture on or plugged in when not in actual lour ordinary words. socks as the words knee-high (or case of an emergency, they'd that can come from the vent when use for safety's sake. knee-hi) often are used to de- - help the police with vital infor- restarting the cycle. — Jackie Lift and dry small sections of JEODA scribe women's styles. Men's mation. Thanks for. passing on Green over-the-calf socks usually are this important hint. — Heloise hair at a time. When hair is almost worn for dress occasions. Perfume evaportlon Toy safety dry, switch to the lower setting. 1 Less air flow and lower Mid-calf-crew socks extend Dear Heloise: To solve the Dear Heloise: When purchasing problem of evaporation of ex- toys for toddlers, think in terms of temperatures mean less energy is beyond the ankle but not beyond used. — Heloise the largest part of the calf. This is pensive perfume, I store my safety. Toddlers chew and throw one of the most popular men's favorite fragrance in the refriger- •A styles, casual by nature and avail- ator. The kitchen is my last stop able in many colors. before leaving the house anyway • Anklets cover the ankle bone, and that cool splash of cologne is COE THBJ/BPIA THOUGHT extending less than one-third of refreshing and delightful. — Pat THIY'?BT7K the way up the largest part of the Alba Crossword J 1 THI calf. The tops of foot socks do not Dishwasher trick OP THIS. extend above the ankle bone. Few Dear Heloisc: I have found this NAVIED men wear these, so you don't have idea to be helpful and thought I Now arrange the circled letters to to worry about this classification. would share it. THE Daily/Crossword byD..n.cB..dw.n form the surprise answer, as sug- n U gested by the above cartoon. It 12 13 |4 15 1 •< 1' ll I •• Printrnnwirhere: "( X X X X X X I ACROSS 1 Jacob's son 3 b (Answers tomorrow) 6 Bled r 1 I' ! FiH' Jumbles: AGENT HOUSE FOwULY TOFFEE Your Horoscope 9 FOR follower Saturday's 12 Secretive "111! H" Answer How tha traffic cop s gMlriend caught him—FLAT-FOOTED 13 Finished ^Ci~T i j B^~r^l MONDAY. Dec. 29. 1986 PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - Re- 15 Or. latter turn kindness with kindness and ani- 16 Reptile bird? 18 Demon drink* • JiaMU Seat (to. 10 u MUK l« I1.W Mia Jumbk. «• Uin I limiir, By Stella Wilder mosity with respect, not aggression. 20 Near grsds P.O. Bo. 4*H, Od.nHo, FL IM01-4M*. Inch*!, jour «•»». «MnM aid Focus on the positive at this time. _ •Ip cod» and •»«*• four clwcfc payapto lo H—r>p«o»rooofci. 21 Liks j I MONDAY, DEC. 29 ARIES (March 21-April l*j - Be 22 Tiered r V" 1 Born today, you are a headstrong, prepared to fight for your principles 3•5 structures highly detr aimed individual who will today. Challenge may come from any 24 Consumed do anything, provided the pride is one of a number of sources. 26 Hard at work jr i | right. You are n. mercenary, howev- Anticipate. 27 Mr. Nobal ••• er, for you do have your scruples, and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Mo- 29 Bovine . 41 4: 1 ' t ' I BUB^ 1 1 money is not the only reward you seek tives may be less than pure today; be caninas? -• In fact, it is not even the first! You sure no one stands in your way who 30 Enrage possess an adventurous spirit and are may be inadvertently hurt b;~ your 31 Leigh ol films 32 Coral islet* willing to give virtually anything a actions. 33 Stick a i ; try: you are indeed something of a GEMINI (May 21-Juoe 20) -• The 34 Distant thrill-seeker. Competitive as well, you effect of environment is strongly felt 38 Live coal 57 #F1 ' F are never at your best unless you are at thr time. You can make best use of 39 Afr. waterway • pitting your skills against those of an- 40 Hybrid •M I; 1 1 1 1 other -- and you love being the the day away from meddlers. 1 underdog! CANCER (June 21-Jnly 22) -- The = 1967 Tribuna MUM Smncn. Inc All Highis ReMrvM Emotionally, you are a complex in- urge to break away is perhaps stron- 46 Boasts dividual, and you may be well past ger than ever, beginning today. 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YOUR TOWN MATAWAN COLLECTING — The GFWC Holmdel convalescent and nursing centers honored Matawan Junior Woman's Club wi8 be collecting newspapers for recycling from 9 Best in long-term care a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Stfathmore Snooping Center HOLMDEL — Holmdel show produced by residents Parking Lot, Route 34 Convalescent Center and which tracked the lifetime Aberdeen. Residents are Nursing Home have been accomplishments of reminded that the drop off for presented with the Best numerous Holmdel patients. newspapers is conducted on the Program Award of the New Other events included Jersey Association of Health proclamation ceremonies at- first Saturday of each month. Care Facilities for efforts to tended by Monmouth Coun- All proceeds from the day's attract the public to visit ty Freeholder Harry Lar- recycling will be donated to a and learn about nursing rison and Holmdel Mayor fund to establish a home for the homes during Long-Term Frank J. Tricarico. homeless in Cliffwood Beach. Care Week. This project is being undertaken NJAHCF, which rep- by a group of people from area Long-Term Care Week is a resents more than 200 nurs- churches who are trying to statewide awareness pro- ing homes and residential gram designed to recognize health care facilities across purchase a house and shelter valuable contributions made homeless families until they are New Jersey, presented the by nursing home residents statewide award during its back on their feet. and long-term care facili- recent convention in Atlan- ties. Each year, events are tic City. built around a theme. The 1986 theme for the week's Holmdel Convalescent RUMSON events which began on Center and Holmdel Nursing Mother's Day, May 11, was Home are long-term care PLANNERS NEEDED — "Celebrate Lifetime facilities with a total of 147 Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Achievements." beds. Both are located on High School District is The Holmdel twin facili- Highway 34 in Holmdel. organizing a committee of ties' festivities included a Consula Cucharel and BE8T OF THE REST — New Jersey Association Award to Judith Menut Buncher, patient activity citizens, staff, board members, community Open House and Valerie Kennedy, respec- of Health Care Facilities President James E. director, Holmdel Convalescent Center and and administrators to begin "Life Achievement." a slide tively, are administrators. Cunningham presents NJAHCF Best Program Nursing Home. formulating a new Long Range Education and Facilities Plan. Residents of Rumson and Fair TINTON FALLS at the commuter parking lot at 389-2655. Oak Hill Road, will hold a the fields and wood*. The Haven who are interested in Exit 105 of the parkway. The fee morning Nature Walk Nature Center will not be open serving on the committee should HIKE — Shore Singles will hold is $2 for members, $3 for non- MIDDLETOWN at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Come so please gather in the parking call Lesley Motz, board a hike at Battlefield State Park members. For further and explore various parts of lot. This program la free and no secretary, at 842-1597. on Saturday, Meet at 11:30 a.m. information, please call NATURE WALK — Poricy Park, Poricy Park and enjoy winter in registration is required. Service Salutes Navesink Avenue, has gradu- MATAWAN — Pvt. Kevin P. OSUT Is a 12-week period Force mission, organization and ABERDEEN — David M. ading, tactics, military courtesy, Dunne, son of Jean D. Dunne of which combines basic combat customs and received special ated from the U.S. Air Force Clarke, son of David P. andmilitary justice, first aid, and Haven Drive, has completed one training and advanced individual training In human relations. fuels specialist course at. Ellen J. Clarke, Innerhill Lane, Army history and traditions. station unit training (OSUT) at training. COLTS NECK — Capt. Chanute Air Force Base, III. has been promoted in the U.S. FREEHOLD — Jamea J. For- the U.S. Army Infantry School, The training included Patrick A. Pop*, son of Arnold During the course, students Air Force to the rank of staff tune, son of Lawrence and Fort Benning, Ga. weapons qualifications, sqaud and Barbara Pope of Stedman, were taught procedures for re- sergeant. Betha Bisset, Waterworks OSUT is a 12-week period tactics, patrolling, landmine war- N.C., has been decorated with ceiving, storing and issuing Road, has been promoted In the the Air Force Commendation Clarke is a ground radio com- which combines basic combat fare, field communications and petroleum products. munications specialist with the U.S. Army to the rank of staff training and advanced individual combat operations. Completion Medal of Pittsburgh Air Force HOLMDEL — Sgt. William E. sergeant. Base, N.Y. 2130th Communications training. of this course qualifies the Vlnako Jr., son of William E. Squadron in England. Fortune is a utilities equip- soldier as a light-weapons in- The training included Vinsko, Fellswood Way, a LONG BRANCH — Army ment repairer with the 22nd fantryman and a indlrectfire The Air Force Commendation member of the 2nd Armored weapons qualifications, squad Medal is awarded to those Spec. 4 Myra Y. Snelling, Maintenance Company in West crewman. Division (Forward), West Ger- actics, patrolling, landmine war- individuals who demonstrate daughter of Betty J. Smith. Germany. are, field communications and Soldiers were taught to outstanding achievement or many, has participated in ex- Rockwell Avenue., has arrived His wife, Lisa, is the daughter combat operations. Completion perform any of the duties in a meritorious service in the ercise "Crossed Swords." for duty with the U.S. Army of Robert J. and Carol of this course qualifies the rifle or mortar squad. performance of their duties on Working with our NATO allies Garrison, Fort Bragg, N.C. Lightbody, Alfred Lane, Toms soldier as a light-weapons in- RED BANK — Ary 2nd Lt. behalf of the Air Force. from Belgium, Britain and West Snelling is a finance special- River. Germany, the exercise prac- fantryman and as an indirect- Julia L. Ellegood, daughter of Pope is a navigator with the ist. KEANSBURG — Army Pvt. ticed the wartime defensive fire crewman. Stephanie K. Ellgood, Hubbard 380th Bombardment Wing. UNION BEACH — Army David M. Ferraro, son of operational mission while inte- Soldiers were taught to Park, has arrived for duty with His wife, Lisa, is the daughter Private Robert Schiefsteln, son Michael J. Ferraro. Magi* Av- perform any of the duties in a the 304th Signal Battalion, of Richard and Carol Klahn, grating allied units in a rein- of Robert and Rose Walsh, enue, Union, and brother of rifle or mortar squad. . South Korea. Colts Neck. forcement role. Union Avenue, has completed Michael D. Ferraro of COLTS NECK — Spec. 4 Vinsko Is a tracked-vehicle basic training at Fort Leonard Beechwood Avenue, here, has KEY PORT — Sgt. Douglas P. Ellegood is a platoon leader. mechanic. Wood. Mo. arrived for duty with the 74th HIGHLANDS — Airman James R. Qenke, son of Rich- Kemp, son of Dolores E. and During the training, students Artillery, West Germany. Christopher V. Lane, son of Mr. ard M. and Mary J. Genke, Army Sgt. 1st Class Charles George D. Kemp, Main Street, received instruction in drill and Ferraro is a single channel and Mrs. Arthur K. Lane, Ocean Millbrook Lane, is a member of D. Mason, son of Charles D. has arrived for duty with the ceremonies, weapons, map re- radio operator. 78th Engineer Battalion, West Avenue, has graduated from Air the 2nd Armored Division (For- Mason Sr. of S. Buckner and Germany. Kemp is a combat Force basic training at Lackland ward), West Germany, has Connie H. Mason, Prichard engineer. His wife, Yvonne, is Air Force Base, Texas. participated in. exercise Lane, both of Dallas, has been "Crossed Swords." the daughter of James and During the six weeks of train- decorated with the Meritorious Shirley Carter, of Osborn Street. ing the airman studied the Air Working with our NATO allies Service Medal in the Siani, Force mission, organization and from Belgium, Britain and West MIDDLETOWN — Second Lt. customs and received special Germany, the exercise prac- Meritorious Service Susan M. Carter, daughter of training in human relations. ticed the wartime defensive Medal is awarded specifically Mr. and Mrs. CD. Carter, Allaire operational mission while Inte- for outstanding non-combat Avenue, has completed the U.S. TINTON FALLS — Airman grating allied units in a rein- meritorious achievement or ser- Air Force military indoctrination Zanett M. Williams, daughter of forcement role. vice to the United States- for medical service officers at Derrine E. Tulloch, Cherry Genke is an infantryman. Mason isthe maintenance Sheppard Air Force Base, Street, has graduated from Air HIGHLANDS — Airman computer supervisor with the New Years Eve Texas. Force basic training at Lackland James J. Hudson Jr., son of Mr. Multinational Peacekeeping The course acquaints newly Air Force Base, Texas. and Mrs. James J. 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"Tfiey get into that, 'Well I have green The holiday party season pffers every- eyes so I'll wear green eyeshadow'," one a chance to abandon those dull but Orgesc says. dependable workaday wardrobes and While that's the only look some people step out in style. feel comfortable with, for those ready to Tis the season to be glamorous. try something new, Orgese advises that But to properly accent the sparkle of they play with other makeup tones and holiday jewelry and the glow of rich shades to achieve a dressier look for a fabrics, that "just the basics, ma'am" special evening or make the most of their morning routine of foundaton and natural features with more complemen- blusher simply won't do. tary colors. Starry nights call for dramatic To make the most of this sparkling Once the most flattering hues are shadowing and a heavier-than- season, holiday makeup should sparkle chosen, the range of shades can be varied usual hand with mascara and liner. too. to achieve an appropriate toned-down According to Maryanne Orgese, owner office look or a more dramatic, appear- of Merle Norman studios in Fair Haven, ance for an evening of sophisticated metallic overshadt-s and bright, vivid hobnobbing. Even if they're not colors arc lighting up faces at this year's interested in making a drastic change in holiday parties. their looks, Orgese says, their color . Start with a regular foundation but "The look is very glitzy" Orgesc says. preferences can be jazzed up for evening make It glow with a dusting of gold, Pale lipsticks with hints of silver and simply by intensifying shades. bronze or silver face glitter. gold., like Merle Norman's gold and silver And they don't have to sell the family trust ings, accent the gold/bronze and silver to afford a cosmetic makeover, 1/ silver face glitter that can be brushed Orgesc says. With one or two new lightly over your regular foundation like products and a little practice in learning shimmery fairy dust or dusted across how to apply makeup, women can make . Gone are the daya of a vamP.»-.-rerda your shoulders. And that all-over the most of what products they already luminous glow can be accented with a T mouth; thia season, your lips ahouid have. shimmer in pale metallic huea. glittering bow in the back of the hair, Orgese enjoys wearing makeup and Orgese says. always changes her cosmetic color com- But before you choose your cosmetics binations to coordinate with her ward- for that magical New Year's Eve party, robe. But in working with clients, she Orgese advises that you first consider asks them about their lifestyle and helps what colors you'll be wearing and what them decide on a makeup routine. jewelry you'll select to accent your But many women enjoy a dramatic \ wardrobe. change — if only for that once-a-year Apply a dab of blusher to exposed Silver is cool, Orgese says, and to make bash when it's out with the old self and T*T shoulders that will compliment the most of its shimmer, blusher and in with the new. your holiday jewelry: Pinks and shadow should be selected from the range During the next few days, Orgese of complementary pinks, blues and sil- expects to see a steady stream of clients blues to match silver and peaches, vers. coming in for advice on working some coppers and russets to match gold. Gold is warm, Orgese says, and its color facial magic with foundation, blusher, complements arc peaches, russets reds shadow and glitter. and coppers. "Your face is more or less like a But wardrobe and jewelry preference is canvas," Orgese says. "Only your im- ' only one factor to consider when choosing agination is your limit." Painting from a holiday palette Fashion '86: A Review Threads By In these clothes, it's hard to believe we took ourselves seriously Brian George CKEE! The Jersey-born, MTV-bred Spring- were designed to slouch ontop of high-top ByKARYNSNEAD steen pat riotic greaser look was perfect attire tennis shoes. in the Year of Our Lady. Fort Lauderdale News & Sun-Sentinel the Not-So-Close Shave — Don John- GIRL TALK son's "Miami Vice" the-bust-came-down- Meryl, What Have You Wrought — The so-fast-I-forgot-to-shave look was still in epic travelogue "Out of Africa" got«verypne The makings of a wizard True Time Capsule Material: The fashions, for '86. And naturally, there was even an '86 into wearing sweet ruffled Victorian blouses, How does a manufacturer or Lauren in their stores despite the the styles, the trends, the incredibly hideous razor, the Miami Device, to keep a man's leather blazers, khaki skirts and riding pants retailer find success in the com- fact that their profit margins are andgoofy stuff we wore in 1986. stubble at a disheveled, three-day chic cheek with low-heeled, lace-up boots. petitive world of apparel? atrocious. EVerything in popular culture ends up level. Changing Chanels — What would women Frankly, if I had all the answers, Their reasons make sense to a influencing our closets. For good or bad. It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's the Power Tie! have done in '86 without.Coco Chanel? It was I would be the first, as nobody has certain degree: Ralph Lauren, un- So perhaps now is a good time for a brief — Able to leap socioeconomic barriers at a Chanel this and Chanel that. The Chanel reinvented the wheel when it like any other so-called designer, backward glance for auld lang syne's sake.at single bound! From those exciting bankers to company actually sent letters to imitators comes to the selling and manufac- puts the whole romantic, elegant what influenced the Way we wore in '86. ' honest lawyers to honorable Wall Street who claimed homage to Chanel.-Once again, turing of clothing. It was the Red-White-and-Blue Jeans Year inside traders, every with-it guy tied on the imi'l at ion was the chicquest form of flattery. lifestyle package together. It's of Qiir Lady..We celebrated the Statue of YUP-uniform of a yellow foulard tie. Chanel touches of sleek pageboys with baby Quality, value and tasteful de- fantasy land for those who can Liberty's birthday party in a patriotic spirit, Suspended Belief— Men braced them- bangs, velvet bows and sweet, collarless.trim sign will always be the prere- afford it. Most people, however, wearing stars and stripe*, forever. selves for fashion waves by reduxing classic suits. quisites for success, but today will wait till it goes on sale and Madonna cleaned up her act. tossed out the suspenders. Just another way of asserting, Preppy Peepers — Round tortoise-shell or another facet has entered the then it's called affordable fantasy. crucifixes and black lace, cut her hair and urn, stylish individuality. wire-rimmed glasses a la Grandpa Walton. picture. It's called concept Ralph Lauren has not re- bleached it pillowcase white a la Marilyn War! — Good God, y'all! What is it good for? Both men and women who don't need glasses merchandising. We see it every invented the wheel. What he has MoWoe. She no longer looks like she needs a Besides arms manufacturers and the general. wore them as IQ accessories to make them day — sometimes we realize it but done with a great deal of talent bath'. Now she looks like she needs iron economy, war is great ammo for movies and look smarter. sometimes we identify with it so and a lot of luck is take the best of supplements. fashions. Rambo went to Vietnam wearing Mousse-ka-teers — This hair color trend much, that it has become part of the classes, refine and and re- "Moonlighting" was a hit show, confirming fashionable fatigues and dynamite deltoids. originated on the street in the startling red, our personality. interpret it. He admits that his our instant attraction to Bruce "Bruno" Men everywhere started pumping iron, and pink and blue hair of New Wave Old Punks. Whether you realize it or not, first inspiration came from Brooks Willis,, Who singleheadly made thinning hair wearing camouflage pants and strange black But in '86, even straight-laced Vogue en- concept or image merchandising of Brothers and some of the old sexy. headbands. The trend struck terrorists in the dorsed brightly colored gels, hair sprays and apparel is here and it's big busi- classic New Haven tailors. Brooks "Jrtiami Vice" star Don Johnson cut an frothy mousses. Oh, that this too-too colored ness. is still alive and well, but has closets of men! changed ownership several times album. And Boy George stopped wearing Double Time — Watch companies timed a hair would melt. Trouble is it did. In the rain. Designers like Ralph Lauren, makeup and started doing drugs. Or was it the In aerobics class. On your pillow. Fade out within the last ten years and J. new trend in '86: the wearing of two watches retailers such as Banana Republic, Press, the most prestigious of the other way around? Do You Really Want to at a time. If you were truely trendy, one was fast. and even the old guard Brooks Bust Me? Horsing around r- The House of Hermes New Haven tailors, was just sold a sports watch and one an expensive jobbie. Brothers subscribe to this tech- to a Japanese holding company. Tom Cruise was the "Top Gun" sex symbol. Set one to European time and watch eyes light got trendy this year. Everyone wanted the nique. Michael Jackson didn't do much other than, up in a split second. Watches became seasonal classy rich look of status accessories. But if So, as you can see, tradition is Lauren, no doubt the greatest of more sizzle than steak today. according to The Enquirer, spend evenings in trends. Now you gotta buy several a year you couldn't afford the real thing at $ 100 a the rag image-makers, creates his prefab oxygen chamber. Well, it sure looks instead of one to last a lifetime. scarf, you could always wear an imitation. Enter Ralph Lauren and some of fantasy. He readily admits that the newer, better specialty stores like he found time to get yet another nose job. Sweet Jams — Baggy, knee-length and Silver Standard — Naturally, since '85 when he was a kid back in the Love and romance and weddings — longer floral cartoon-print surfer shorts were was a golden year, '86 was the year of silver that exemplify this old world Bronx, he would dream of being approach to apparel merchandis- Caroline and Edward, and the biggie, the the rage for all young fellas totally into jewelry. Big bracelets, oversized earrings and part of an elegant lifestyle that British Royal Wedding of Fergie and Andy. fashion. necklaces. Important silver accessories spiced ing, spice it up with some real life, was literally and figuratively value oriented goods and old- Rock stars opened their mouths and we Read It and Sweat — In '86, sweatshirts up all the black clothing. miles away from his middle class emptied our pockets. USA for Africa. Hands were more than comfy and sporty. They were What's All The Hoopla — Hoop earrings, fashioned service and you have upbringing. Despite his lack of the ingredients that today have Across America. FarmAid. Live Aid. Fashion emblazoned with big block letters, strange the bigger the better, were on every social status, Ralph dreamed, and Aid, AIDS Aid. indecipherable sayings, athletic crests or fashionable ear, made the old haberdashers house- as he developed his design talent, hold words. We survived body-consciousness and boa- French university insighias. Chances of any- Ewes-less Fashion — Cashmere was the his dreams were transcribed to constricting clothing. Donna Karan'sskin- one wearing a University of Sorbonne fabric of the year. Luxury reigned supreme in fabric and from fabric to lifestyle Next week, we'll continue with ft tight bodysuits and Azzcdine Alaia's seam- . sweatshirt having attended the school? Can "86. Everyone wanted to look rich, rich, rich. creator, few more thoughts on concept ingly endless arraV of fitted jackets and you say "Slim to nil?" I knew you could. Even if they did it by buying and wearing merchandising, following up with! dresses. We endured black clothes, Black Is Back — Black was the color for pseudo-silk, non-kosher cashmere and fake Lauren is a perfect case study in some insight on what is a sale and' turtlenccks, hoop earrings, fake hair, colored clothing, cars, furniture, even refrigerators fur. concept marketing. He is not a how to determine What is a true - hair sprays, blue mascara, and clouds of and stereo equipment. And black denim was What a Crock — Here we go again! designer of fabric but of clothing value and what is not. See you phony phragranccs and mock designer scents. the rage of '86. James Dean would have loved Reptilian Chic came slithering into style. The concepts, and that is a talent far next year. Phew! Is that really you, Giorgio? it. ultimate accessory was of either crocodile ilk greater than the mere cutting and Rumsonfashion expert Brian L, Yeah, yeah. 1986. That was the ticket. Hefty, Hefty, Hefty — Baggy socks, the or alleged alligator. Belts, bags, bracelets and draping of fabric. The proof of his George has years of professional • BOYSTOYS colorful cotton cousins to the dancer's leg shoes. And if you don't make it, (enough success is that major department experience selecting, buying and i Worn In the USA — Blue jeans, white T- Warmer, mated with early '80s aerobics money, that is) just fake it with imitation- stores feel that in order to have coordinating clothing for men and shirt, red bandanna. It's BRUUUIIUUCCCC- influence. These glandular overload socks status. Shop at either Saks or Zah-rees. credibility, they must carry Ralph COMICS MONDAY, DECEMBER 29.198C HI FRANkUN.1 ABOUT THIS WHY DON T U€ SORT •WAR ANPPEAC£" WE'RE Of COOPERATE? YOU SUPPOSED TO REAP VACATION... CAN REAP "PEACE THERE ARE CAT HA I'LL BE RACKING MV BAGS ALL OVER THE AW LEAVING NOW BEETLE BAILEY SO. WHAT ARE V00 YOU'RE RlSHT. ME 0 VO j. 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Walton dis- Associated Press Those were the words of New York Jet dained a field goal attempt, and head coach instead called what many Jets WASHINGTON — The Los An- termed the play of the game. geles Rams went into their NFC Ryan took the snap from center wild-card game with Washington after his team Joe Fields, took one step back,' yesterday wanting to establish trounced the turned and ran up the middle of... the run. Kansas City the field through a Grand Canyon-;. ' But, all too often, they forgot to Chiefs, 36-15, in the American sized hole in the Chiefs' defense.-. take the ball with them. Football Conference wild card Twenty-four yards later, the Jets' ;• Taking advantage of six Los had a first down at the 9. Angeles turnovers and a critical playoff game. Quarterback Pat Ryan threw "We worked on it during the double penalty and getting four week, and I thought it would field goals from four-time castoff three touchdown passes, Freeman McNeil ran for another and the work," Ryan said. "I was in the Jess Atkinson, the Redskins beat secondary before they knew I was the Rams 19-7. Washington will Jets' defense forced three Kansas City turnovers as New York there." play at Chicago next Saturday in Two McNeil runs, the second a the next round of the NFC earned a trip to Cleveland for an AFC semifinal matchup Saturday. 4-yarder, and Pat Leahy's con- playoffs, while the New' York version put the Jets ahead to stay. Giants will play host to San "This is the sweetest win I have Francisco on Sunday. had in a long time," Walton con- "The offense did a great job, and tinued. "It was a great effort by that draw play was just a shot in Three of the Los Angeles turn- the team. They never lost faith in the arm," Bennett said. "That was overs were first-half fumbles — what they could do. They played a big, big play. That play fired up two by Eric Dickcrson — that hard today and deserved to win." the offense, fired us up, and fired aborted Los Angeles scoring op- up the stands. You could tell that." portunities and turned them into The Jets, who had lost five straight games to close the regular Blackledge completed a screen, poinu for the Redskins. The pass to Larry Moriarty on the double penalty — a 13-yard pass season, started out In shaky fashion yesterday. After a McNeil Chiefs' next play, but safety Interference penally followed by Harry Hamilton belted Kansas 16 more yards against All-Pro run, Ryan had two passes batted back into his face by Kansas City City fullback and Kyle Clifton Ml LeRoy Irvin for unsportsmanlike on the resulting fumble. conduct — accounted for 28 of defensive end Art Still, and Dave the 60 yards on Washington's lone Jennings' punt set up the Chiefs at Ryan again took the Jets down touchdown drive late in the first their 32. the field, with five McNeil runs quarter. Todd Blackledge, starting for an leading the way. On a third-and- "We've been very good at not injured Bill Kenney at quarterback six at the Chief 9, Ryan lofted a giving the ball away but we've not for the Chiefs, led a nine play, 67- swing pass to McNeil, who used Been getting any turnovers," yard drive, highlighted by passes Fields' crunching block on Kansas Coach Joe Gibbs said. "It looked of 16 and 13 yards to Henry City's Deron Cherry to rumble to • like we stepped it up a notch Marshall. Jeff Smith dove in from the 1. today." the 1 at 8:01, and the Giants' The same play worked for the Stadium crowd was deafening in touchdown on the next snap, and "You don't always try to get the its silence. ball loose, but when you've got Leahy's placement put the count seven or eight guys flying at you Enter Nick Lowery, and the at 14-6. on every play, the ball can come noise erupted once more. Lowery, "They did an excellent joli in the loose," Washington safety Curtis who had booted 123 straight extra first half," Kansas City coach Jordan said. "We were gang tackl- points as the Kansas City kicker, John Mackovic said of the Jets' ing all day." fell victim to a high snap from offense. "Pat Ryan had a very . The Redskins also got consis- center, and his attempt sailed good game for them. Of course, tent kicking for the first time this wide. they go to McNeil, both as a runner season from Atkinson — signed "It was a weird feeling on and receiver. He had an excellent A THE REGISTER/GREGG ELLMAN defense after that first six game. two weeks ago to replace Max ON THE ROAD TO CLEVELAND — New York Jets' running back Freeman McNeil dances through a Zendejas, who missed five extra points," Jets' defensive tackle "They outplayed us today, out- ;. hole and gains part of his game-high 135 yards yesterday against the Kansas City Chiefs at Giants Stadium Barry Bennett stated. "We didn't See Skins, Page3B in East Rutherford. feel that they had shoved it down See Jets, Page3B> Four Giants named to All-Pro team; Jets land one spot Miami's Dan Marino, who threw of Washington and Rulon Jones of guards Russ Grimm of Washington By DAVE GOLDBERG for 4,747 yards and 44 touchdown Denver at the ends; Reggie White and Randy Cross of San Francisco; Associated Press passes and set league records for of Philadelphia at tackle; Bill center Jay Hilgenberg of Chicago; passes attempted and completed, Pickel of the Los Angeles Raiders quarterback Tommy Kramer of was named the quarterback for at nose tackle; Taylor and Chi- Minnesota and running backs Curt Linebacker Lawrence Taylor, the third straight season. Marino's cago's Wilber Marshall at outside Warner of Seattle and Walter selected for the sixth lime in his touchdown total was the second- linebacker; Mike Singletary of Payton of Chicago. six NFL seasons, led a contingent best in NFL history to his own Chicago and Karl Mecklenburg of of four New York Giants named to record of 48 set two years ago. the Associated Press' All-Pro Denver at inside linebacker; Han- The second team defense in- team announced yesterday. The Rams' Eric Dickerson, who ford Dixon of Cleveland and cludes ends Dan Hampton of the joined Morris at running back, was LeRoy Irvin of the Rams at cor- Bears and Leonard Marshall of the Taylor, who bounced back from named to the team for the fourth nerback and Deron Cherry of Giants; tackle Steve McMichael of rehabilitation for substance abuse ' straight year. Dickerson led the Kansas City and Ronnie Lott of Chicago; nose tackle Bill Maas of in the off-season to lead the NFL league in rushing with 1,821 yards San Francisco at safety. Kansas City; outside linebackers with 20W sacks, was joined on. the and Morris was second with 1,516. first unit by tight end,' Mark The specialists are place-kicker Andre Tippett of New England Bavaro, running back Joe Mums The offensive team consists of Morton Andersen of New Orleans, and Rickey Jackson of New Or- and punter Sean Landeta. The San Francisco's Jerry Rice and the Landeta and punt returner Bobbie leans; inside linebackers Harry Giants, who finished 14-2, placed New York,Jets' Al Toon at wide Joe Edmonds of Seattle, the only Carson of the Giants and John the largest contingent on the team. receiver; Bavaro at tight end; Jim rookie on the team. Offerdahl of Miami; comeback Covert of the Bears and Anthony The second team offense con- Darrell Green of Washington and The defending NFL champion Munoz of Cincinnati at tackle; Bill Jerry Gray of the Rams, and Chicago Dears, who also finished sists of Washington's Gary Clark Fralic of Atlanta and Dennis Har- and New England's Stanley safeties Dave Duerson of Chicago MARK BAVARO LAWRENCE TAYLOR 14-2, had three players on the I'iih of the Rams at guard; Dwight and Leonard Smith of St. Louis. team, as did the Los Angeles Rams Morgan at wide receiver; tight end .- First time on squad 6th straight selection Stephenson of Miami at center; Todd Christensen of the Raiders; in the voting by writers' and Marino; Dickerson and Morris. broadcasters from each of the 28 tackles Jackie Slater of the Rams The specialists are place-kicker punter Rohn Stark of Indianapolis St. Louis. Offerdahl and Sikahema L cities. The defense has Dexter Manley and Brad Benson of the Giants; Tony Franklin of New England, and kick returner Vai Sikahema of are rookies. Buc Holiday Classic Title showdown taking shape Senior Joe Centanni (6-3) is the scoring leader for By JIM HINTELMANN the Blue Devils and averages about 16 points a game. The Register Centanni and Kevin Pierson (6-5) do the bulk of the rebounding. LITTLE SILVER — Having scored easy first round Shore (3-2) is missing one starter, Chris Brignola, victories, top-seeded Red Bank Regional and sec- who is out for at least another week because of ond-seeded Mater Dei moved a step closer toward an anticipated showdown for the Buc Holiday Classic mono. title, but both teams have one more obstacle to "We miss him," Nappo said. "He averaged 12 overcome tonight. points in his first two games and he gave us a lot of Red Bank Regional, the defending champion, takes offense." on Shore Regional at 6:30 p.m. while Mater Dei battles Monmouth Regional at 8. The title game will • Girls Buc Classic Page 2B be played tomorrow at 8 p.m. preceeded by the girls final at 6:30. - The Monmouth Regional-Mater Dei game is The Bucs (3-0) will be the favorite because of another game with contrasting offenses. superior quickness, transition game and the home Monmouth (2-1) likes a running game and the court advantage, but Shore could prove stubborn. Golden Falcons have a flock of good scorers led by ' Red Bank has been getting balanced scoring but Dave Howard (24 ppg) and Mike Sarson (11 ppg). senior Bill Lewlt has taken over the scoring leadership with 19.5 points a game. His brother, Monmouth also has good bench strength with Greg, has a 12.5 average. football star Jermel Harris, Dan Cameron and Keith Dave Holden (10 ppg) and Nate Sheard (13.7) are. Germain. Directing the offense is veteran point also averaging in double figures while guard Mel guard Steve Frankel. O'Neal can score also. Also playing well is sophomore point guard Peewee Reeves. Mater Dei doesn't have Monmouth's overall Shore's chances will depend a large part on its scoring power, but the Seraphs have three good shooting and its ability to handle Red Bank's shooters in Jeff Daiker (16 ppg), John Ferrara (10V powerful pressing defense. The Blue Devils will try ppg) and and Kevin Bott (13.5 ppg). to slow down the pace and not get into a running Daiker has fit into the Mater Dei offense very well game with the Bucs. after transferring from Middletown South last "Obviously, we have to slow it down," Shore coach spring. He averaged 20 points a game for the Eagles Joe Nappo said. "We'll have to handle their traps last year. THE REGISTER/BILL DENVER and keep them from getting two or three shots at the "We have a better balanced team this year," GLORIOUS MEMORIES — Remembering the 1963 championship football game between the Chicago basket. Daiker said after scoring 16 points in Mater Dei's Bears and New York Giants is an event only the veteran Giant fan can recall. Charlie Truax, John Plancey "My guards, Greg Jacobson (5-10) and Mark 48-29 win over Rumson Saturday. Pallotta (6-11) are pretty good," Nappo said. Mater Dei's defense has been excellent this season ' and Jim Pascucci, all from Long Branch, enjoy the memories at Olde Union House in Red Bank. Truax "Jacobson has been playing varsity three years and in its wins over Rumson and Point Beach (55-30). is holding an original program and Pascucci displays an action photo of the game. Pallotta is a good shooter. Both .are good ball The defense is expected to be a major factor in the handlers." outcome of the game. 28 The RegUter MONDAY. DECEMBER *MW» Gophers, Miami rely on of f ens# arrives BySKIPUTT Associated Press Liberty in 'style' MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Neither Minnesota nor Tennessee is ex- Bowl— pecting a defensive battle when By GREG COn the two teams collide tonight in time," Majors said. "We must slow Knight-Ridder Newspapers the 28th annual Liberty Bowl contest. down quarterback Rickey Foggic "People in the Big Ten say that and tailback Daf rell Thompson to have a chance." TEMPE. Ariz. — So much for the Minnesota has the best offensive University of Miami downplaying talent in their conference," Ten- Foggie, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound the bad-guy image that charac- nesse Coach Johnny Majors said. junior, already is Minnesota's ca- terizes its Fiesta Bowl meeting "If we don't do better on defense, reer total offense leader with with white-hatted Penn State. we'll probably have to put four or 6,118 yards. The No. 1 college football team in five touchdowns or more up on the Thompson led the Big Ten ih America arrived at its bowl site board to win." rushing as a freshman with a Saturday night looking like the Minnesota Coach John school record 1,240 yards and centerfold from Soldier of Fortune Gutekunst agreed that both he and rushed for more than 100 yards in Majors may spend the evening six games. magazine. pacing the sidelines and adding up Quarterback Vinny Testaverde points. Stopping the Gophers may be a led a sizable contingent of Hur- "Tennessee's strengths match more difficult task than defensing ricanes dressed head-to-toe in our weaknesses, and our strengths Miami in last year's 36-7 Sugar ominous military camouflage. match their weaknesses," Bowl victory, said Tennessee de- Testavcrde's "uniform" included Gutekunst said. "Their passing fensive coordinaor Ken Donahue. wraparound dark glasses, a day's game will give our defense trouble "With Miami, you knew they stubble and gloves. and Tennessee's defense has had were going to throw the football a One day after Penn State problems with the running game, certain number of times. That was players arrived in coats and ties, and we run the ball well." their game," Donahue said. "Min- the Hurricanes looked more like The Volunteers and Golden nesota is much more diversified contras arriving for the Contrast and they come at you from so ' Bowl as they landed in 58-degree Gophers carry matching 6-5 re- cords into the 8 p.m. kickoff at many other directions." temperatures at Sky Harbor Air- The Vols hope to counter with a port in Phoenix. Liberty Bowl Stadium. A capacity crowd of 50,100 is expected. balanced attack led by sophomore Between camouflage hats and Tennessee got off to a woeful quarterback Jeff Francis. Army-surplus boots were khaki 2-5 start but won its final four Francis led the Southeastern T-shirts bearing such pacifist games to secure its Liberty Bowl Conference in completion percen- slogans as the one on the chest of berth, while Minnesota's invita- tage, hitting 150 of 233 attempts middle linebacker George Mira Jr.: for 64.4 percent and nine touch- ASSOCIATED PRESS tion came on the heels of a "Kill a Commie for Mommy." stunning 20-17 upset of Michigan. downs. The Hurricane!> looked like a WELL-DISGUISED QUARTERBACK — University of Miami quarterback Vinny Testaverde (I) wears "Jeff had a very productive and camouflage fatigues and sunglasses as he and other members of the top-ranked Hurricanes prepared "We don't really talk about bowl band of war-primed mercenaries games at Minnesota as a goal, pleasing sophomore year," Majors interrupting a Mexican march gras to board the team p'ane Saturday. The Hurricanes face second-ranked Penn State Friday in the Fiesta unless it's winning the conference said. "He made tremendous im- as they filed from airplane to Bowl. championship which is tied in provement from the start of the waiting buses through a welcom- season to the end." Six buses hauled 10,000 pounds with the Rose Bowl. We were ing corridor of gaily dressed and receiver Brian Blades. the Sugar Bowl. completly out of the bowl picture Francis has several talented "Tempe Diablos." The Diablos All will trade fatigues for foot- Incongruously, University of of football equipment and a party targets, including wide receivers of about 250, including 05 players, until we beat Michigan," handed the players bags of or- ball gear beginning with a first Tennessee cheerleaders in full Gutekunst said. Joey Clinkscales and Anthony anges. bowl-site practice this afternoon, burnt-orange regalia wandered to the airport and the Eastern For Tennessee linebacker Dale Miller. The sound of fanfare music by a after an off-day (except for team past as the Hurricanes prepared to A-300 Whisper Liner. Clinkscales was fourth in the mariai-hi band nearly drowned out meetings) yesterday. leave the Hecht Athletic Center Jones, the Liberty Bowl is a Not all of the Hurricanes chance to salvage respectability. SEC with 37 receptions for 511 the sound of gold ropes jangling "Some of the guys got together for the airport Saturday after- traveled in fatigues as fighting yards and three touchdowns, off the neck of bovine defensive noon. The Vol women were there "We were on the way to having and just figured we'd do this," men. At least half were outfitted a disastrous season," Jones said. while Miller grabbed 36 passes for .tackle Jerome Brown, one of the Blades said of the camouflage look neither to mock nor cheer; it was as regular people. A few, such as 667 yards, an 18.5-yard average, Hurricanes bedecked paramilitary halftime of an on-campus "Going to a bowl game gives us a as the team boarded buses back in receiver Brett Perriman, made chance of being half-respectable." and five touchdowns. style. Brown's jewelry looked like Miami. "It's because we're going women's basketball game involv- more personal statements. 0 a bulletproof vest by C«rtier. ing Tennessee. For Tennesseee to win, Jones Junior running back William there on a mission " and his defensive teammates will Howard led the Vols' in rushing Others dressed for Armageddon Make that A Mission. Highsmith They walked by, staring, as Perriman wore a nifty coonskin cap, complete with bushy tail. have to solve the Gophers' with 787 yards on 177 attempts included linebacker Winston Moss, and Bratton coined the phrase UM's camouflaged players posed multitalented wishbone, an of- for a per-game average of 98.4 strong-safety Selwyn Brown, cor- before this undefeated season to mock-grim for photos and signed Perilously, he looked like some- thing that might be a target for his fense that has given the Vols yards. nerback Tolbert Bain, tight end capture the s'ingle-mindedness of autographs for many of the 100 or trouble all season. Howard led the SEC in scoring Alfredo Roberts, offensive tackle L'M's national-championship so fans who joined family, friends teammates dressed as GI hunters. No accidental shootings were "This is one of the toughest with 86 points on 14 touchdowns Ed Davis, running backs Alonzo hopes that grew from last year's and UM cheerleaders in seeing the and a two-point conversion run. High'smith and Melvin Bratton, bittar 35-7 loss to Tennessee in. team off. reported. challenges we have faced in a long Bills Buc Holiday Tournament Tempo could determine winner of Lions-Falcons game Middletown North girls basket- very scrappy team. But, we have the inside play of 5-10 Colleen the fastbreak off. It's going to be said Buc head coach Steve John- "One of our starters, Ellie Davis ball head coach Ed Jones is worri- to play our game." Kruse, one of five seniors on a very tough game." son. "We are not going to change (5-7 senior), got hurt and Patty ed about the speed of the Mon- The Falcons advanced to the Falcon squad. Two key players for the Lions our defense, though. We are just Sculthorpe stepped in and played mouth Regional team which will semis by virtue of its 41-37 "On any given day all of my kids are Nina Rogers and Donna Marot- going to play good, tough defense. a good game against Shore. So confront his team today at 11:30 victory over Mater Dei on Satur- can score for me," Fox explained. ta. If she gets her points, she gets her we're getting help from every- a.m. in one semifinal of the Buc- day. Linda Hayes broke a. 34-34 "Our philosophy is we don't care "I can always rely on those points." ( body." caneer Holiday Tournament. tie with a basket and two foul who scores as long as we win the two," Jones said. "We just need shots to, spark Monmouth. ' Turkis, a 5-9 sophomore, col- Sourlis feels.only a super effort Falcons' head coach Kathy Fox game." .someone else to step in and help. lected 26 points in the Bulldogs' will propel his Bulldogs' into the sees a problem in the Lions playing "We had them (Mater Dei) by as The other day it was Sheryl victory over Shore Regional in the much as 11 points and were Jones believes his best chance to final round. a half-court game. Both agree that claim victory would be in a half- Guerriero (scored 16 points quarterfinals. Teammate Dorothy "They are going to be tough tt .tlie pace of the game.will settle leading by 10 points on three against Brick Memorial Saturday). Sourlis chipped in with 13. separate occasions," said Fox. court game. The Lions coach beat because they do a lot <>i who will advance to the final. wants no part of Monmouth's up- We need someone else to help out. "Overall, I'm very pleased with things well," Sourlis stated. "The) "We have to run," said Fox of "But, Mater Dei played us tough That will be the key. and came back. and-down, run-and-gun game. things up to this point," Rumson run the floor well, rebound anc today's matchup scheduled at "Monmouth's advantage is that "We're going into the game head coach George Sourlis said. shoot." Middletown North's new gym- "We just used our assets and they are very fast and quick," said mentally readjusting our heads nasium. "That is one of our strong pulled it out. We had lost our first Jones. "We don't want a 90-foot and hope Middletown North plays points. We are a very quick team. two. So, to defeat Mater Dei has game with them. We are going to our game," said Fox. "Even if we play a running game. helped our girls.. It showed that try to make, the floor small for Red Bank Regional will 1 with Middletown North, it will be they can do it." them offensively. It's important challenge Rumson in the other a tough game, because they are a Besides Hayes, Fox will rely on that we contain them that way. semifinal slated to start at 11:30 One thing is for sure, we don't a.m. in Middletown North's old want to get involved with race gymnasium. I harse basketball." But, Jones will not exclude the The Hues were quarterfinal Oilers beat Flyers periodic fastbreak from his of- winners over Ocean, 54-27. Red I fensive diet. Bank, the second seed - of the EDMONTON, Alberta — tied it in the second and took a tournament, scored the first 16 Wayne Gretzky scored his sec- 4-3 lead early in the third. . "If, their point guard pentrates points of the game. The Bucs held I ond goal of the game to break a and we have an opportunity to a commanding 36-5 halftime lead. 7 weeks 11 tie with 3:31 remaining last Jets 5, North Stars 4 break, we will," Jones said, whose Red Bank relies on sophomore for only M5 night, and the Edmonton Oilers WINNIPEG, Manitoba — club gained the semis by crushing Kerri Lunz and junior Julie Lieb. Doug Smail scored at 17:44 of Brick Memorial, 53-25. "But, Jacki Sorensen's Aerobic Dancing Classes begin I went on to beat the "We've scouted Rumson and Philadelphia Flyers 6-4 in the the third period tp snap a 4-4 ' they're so fast they can even cut The week ol Jan. S tie and give the Winnipeg Jets they look to Mary Beth Turkis," FIRST WEEK FREE NHL. . (new STUDENTS only) Gretzky, who leads the their second NHL victory dur- ing the month of December. For IS years. Jackl Sonnsen has been the pacesetter in aerobic pro- league in goals scored with 36, grams, setting standards you're looking for. 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SUNDAY Thursday 12 noon M eesierty Nne ol Lot S Block Octobaf 22 al Assembly and didIn one dlalrlct ol Monmouth under the daeelflcatlon Lost I MONDAY Friday 12 noon S0C. to.91 It lo a pomt on »>a Novambar 12 subsequently qualify aa a mem- County and who moved hla reel- fauna. MRS. SYLVIA waaiady Una o( Holland Una. Oacambar 10 ber ol the General Assembly dence to another part ol Mon- The Register appreciates your PSYCHIC READER TUESDAY Friday 12 noon Shatla E. Van Winkle from said district and altar eald mouth County must transfer his honesty s win do its pan In 10--I0--2S- Waal Admmlatrallva onicar auction and qualification did ra- registration to file naw address finding the original owner. Advisor on all problems ot Me WEDNESDAY Monday 12 noon along tha westerly Una ol Hol- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT aegn auch office on October 3. Thla can be accomplished by Please can ua at 542-1700 1988. and thereby a vacancy Informing Ann D. Frynn, Com- Tarot Carda. AatrMogy a Palm land Una, 67.1S ft «o ap pomt In Daoatnbar29 »122« happened In the General As FOUND — Black male ahrtzu 2104 Kmga Hwy . Oakhural THURSDAY Tuesday 12 noon tha oantar of Y Bk missioner of Registration. In Yaaow Brook aembly: and I writing. Such notice ahall be dog, In Miodietown aree on (behind Denny's) 002D Union Beach 12/23 Call 767-5682. FRIDAY Wednesday 12 noon Coun. thanoa: WHEREAS, by resolution ol' signed by each voter Change ot 493-0866/775-9572 (7) North 79--49-32' NOTICE residence cards can be obtained the General Assembly, duly FOUND CAT — 8 yrs old. Gray White Male - 35. sincere, daesy. Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: along tha oantar of RESIDENTS OF UNION BEACH adopted on October 20. 1988.by calling 431-7780. S black tiger st/ipe. female, Brook Coun. 330.00 It to th< ANNUAL ORGANIZATION The deadline to register professional, seeks lemale for the Speaker of the General As clear flee colar At SPCA meaningful reujtionahlp. Box point or plaoa ol BEGINNING. MEETING sembly waa authorized and di- transfer for the special election Legal Clerk CONTAINING I,M» aquan laat YEAR — 1987 FOUND RABBIT — Brown flop- 632. Staten laland. NY. 10314 rected to Issue a Witt of election ' p,^^; hri,i, ,, morningg, BEING tha northarty half of Yel- Take notlca that tha annual on February 3. 1987, la January j p, CC m In tha manner and form herei- A F Inf ll The Register low Braok Court, aa ahown on organization meeting ol thenafter set forth: 5.1987 * 66665 Thompson Ave. For Info call Governing Body ot the Borough Monmouth County Board of alter 5pm 741-3846. One Register Plaza map antwad. "Final Map o) Hoi- THEREFORE. I. Chuck Hard- Elections i, Hut Eatataa Saction t" mad m ol Union Beach, for tha year LOST — Dog, collie, silver » Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 1987. will be held on Sunday. wlck. Speaker of the General Elizabeth L. Habaratroh. Chair- tha Monmouth Coonty ClerVe Assembly, pursuant to lew and man white. 3-4 yrs ok), vicinity of CAR POOL omca In Caaa 162. Shaat 36 on January 4., 1987, at 12:00 noon Atlantic Htghlande t Leonardo. at tha Municipal Building. 650 to aald resolution, do hereby Barbara A. White. Secretary Hwy 36 (E.J. Roberts) to Juna 1.197S. Issue this writ of election and Tova E. Brunei. Member 872-O465 Red Bank or Shrewsbury EJM klc Poole Avenue. Union Beach. New Jersey All residents are proclamation directing an elec- Donna Y. Oawea. Member LOST — Female dog About 2 001Q Long Branch 001S Marlboro 001SMarlbOfO tion to be held, according to tha mornings. Return eve- Oaoambar2»,19SB $60.7S invited to attend. December 29 $79.56 yrs old. Tan A white, medium nings. Red Bank or Section I. Thai Schedule A (1) Material Certification r lawa of tha State ol New Jersey, sized Haa tan collar on. Key- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 001X Red Bank Also take notice that the in Legislative Diatrict 12 on Feb- Shrewsbury to Hwy. 36 Of the Salary Ordinary* be be In the original (copies not Governing Body'a meetings for 006 Lost and Found port. Aberdeen area. Contact AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAP RESOLUTION ruary 3. 1987. for the purpose ot 738-2457 or 264-1497. Freeway (E.J. Roberts). I need a amended in accordoance with acceptable) the month of January, 1B87. will electing e member ot the Gener- TER XI. TRAFFIC OF THE HE-tha Schedule A anachad hereto WHEREAS: NJ.S.A. 40A 4-B7 FOUND — Medium size young ride — Kim 542-1700. (2) Musi be signed (In the be as follows al Assembly for said district, to female dog. haa Ian collar, white LOST — Urge, long-hair huaky VISED GENERAL ORDINANCES Section 2. That tha aalariaa original) by an officer of tha provides that the Director ol the 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday OF THE CITY OF LONG Dlvlaion ol Local Government I Agenda Meeting (III the vacancy inthe office ot S Wack Shepherd 1 Huaky mix. ehep mlii. Red collar. Ireindly adjuatad m Schadula A anachad company. I January 15. 1987 at 8 00 PM. Marie S. Muhler aa a member of thru Friday. BRANCH (NO STOPPING OR •nail be retroactive to Jenuary 1. Services may approve the Inser- Red Bank. Call 741-1817. Wolf REWARDI 668-0917 STANDING! (3) (a) It builder signs and Borough Council Meeting: the General Assembly, mat the IMS. certifies, than no cover letter tion of any Special Item of Reve- INTRODUCED: NOVEMBER 25 nue In le budget of any County January 22. 1987 at 8:00 PM candidates for ssid office to be Section 3. All aalariaa not necessary (notoruad needed). Place: voted upon at aald election be IMS affected by me Schadula A al- or Municipality when auch Hem SHEET MCTALTRAIHtS LOANS TO IWASCOLD- rising 4 a/c company Oooi HOMEOWNERS LOVE'S Foraryraaaen RED BANK M. Feat appmata. GOT A tor 7 daty/aunday RIVER PLAZA • LTD 291-126*. gtoe you tore and guard ye EATONTOWN huesland teatay M Sa>tor I SUPERVtSOR/TRAINEE — Feat h I am mala. 2 yrs a LINE ON LONG BRANCH iml Shpherd w MARLBORO 071 ••••••••YOU" UNCROFT kwmar to aujanaaa and work Mine Okacagr. 642-4000. eat akmg awe cahar workera. Muat ••LOVE'S ooma 230 TM Raglatar. 1 Rigllllr COLTS NECK Cal Toorrvoo. Mn. Shrewebury. NJ 07701. UNION BEACH An Equal OpporWty Employer LOVE-S aoma KEANSBURG g ajLOWER 20 In. peat. TO FIND YOU. AIRLINES NOW WRING LEONARDO $Vt horaa power. aaUng SIMor - Ready tor Chnatmee AKC 2 LOVES RKJHT Faght Anandama. Aaama. Me- beet oner, caa Mi ll yeaow. 1 uack. $200. Cal Sat- ow** CuHomar Sarvtea. Sal- BEHIND YOU. HAZLET •WTTCM9OAHD OPDIATOII - aOM — Anaque. naaaraiil, tori cooking gee. attaa to $60K. J"»Y "a" Pel 7414116: iiiiiiini Cal $0*4974000 Cal 1-60O-446-O352 SMI aa*H. f/T a* PIT. Baa. SELL green vatvel wax manogany YORKWS-AKC ht A4347 tor omani tannga. faaA 4M aat aa**. akaaa ke wood aim. seels 6 Good con* Exc lanapermentPaienlso ="uaa#»il On Fnday. February 13. the day toappry eon, $716. 94H972. pisrisn. Cal 291-6707. batons VALENTINE'S Day. wan AN OHIO OH. CO. - Oflara Mgh THE eOROUOH OF HUaMON The Things START YOUR OWN — Printing pubaan another new "Love mm. pma ceeh bonuaai. ThaRagMar 080 Bicycles/Mlnl An Equal Oppty Emptoyar MjF — la siilimg an I In ill il 11 11x17 MuMatl preee Unas" section tor you. your benefits to matura panon m lha r. Subcode •Ml cham oaavery. 19 Mh eweeenean. Mends end tsmay to Shrewsbury Avanua eree Re- You Don't Challenge paper outasr wan ea- enjoy Be My Vateaawel Haapy ganaaaa ol expenenoe, write GENERAL CONTRACTOR — BICYCLE — Redane MJ0, 9aramm> SaapU*•*- •*V - f*aluiU1 fa*aa*aBBmaatall BMaaaaPJ•••nil , eayesWatait Blntidsyt Happy AareVeraarti 5 w Raad. American Lubricants Seeks help m el aspects ol hardly a yaar old. Bee naw. Co.. Bon 426. Dayton. OMo house lenonaaone Daya a~ Want Barely uead. $280! Cal 871 4M01. KM WH $1500 ' Cal Say aornetrang cute, clever, tun- 530-4226. after 5PM 530-5406. Dk) you know aiere are hun- ny or romantic, to your eweet- ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - GOVERNMENT JO6S dreds of ehoppera readkig 9ia • -LJJ-,1 —^^^i-fc-- —J TlwaM avVSkraaal* TIFFANY LAMP — naan. trlende or family. Knowledge ol bank raoonoae $16,040 - $59.230/yr Now Mr- NJ. CaaBeaWfaavO SjejCJaJBWi tjej • lav rvsa&aaa) OM Merchandise Paraphrase your favorHa aong ttona. ganaral ladgar and pay-mg Can 606-667-6000 Ext R- Cal 642-3022. PusMnn tar everyday, for He beat buys knee. No mamr what you aay. roa. typing akHa ak» ItaBM. 6247 tor currant ladaral Hat aval. January 1H7. on used merohemiee tor aeJe. . modem kacheatward. uata. LOCATION your maanlnghJl lhaugm «• ba Sand reeume to Shore Data 4143. AA ANTIQUES WANTED «M HAIRDRESSER — Wamad. 11/I m • . - * - - • - * to- r, ^— ^ _ asaBaVakak . kids ex FaeenV.rani* a wonderful aurprlaa. wre* wa Prooaaamg 11 Ridge Rd.. Waal VOLUNTEEftS — Needed Is wat aea when "you piece your ad USED CLOTHrNO - Prtncepeay MM OOnHntl OT nOmM, HKI, ba Wared and remembered tor 4 1 p/t tor buay ahop In Waal help pattern brakt Irturad cHU. Long Branch. NJ. 07764. long Branch Plaaaa cal 2~ A lORQi I0OQ WT># No^Jpartenoe nee. 542-6639. Ta heap you iea your lurreture, — t bdrme now ssSSHk 46Oi daya or avaa. OOMt 4 M IIHM ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS Photograph! wrni Lova Unaa. WAITRESSES/WAITERS appaanoee. oneiee or anyvwxj proa. asaa. $728 heat md., caa 741 Now your photo together wnn BOOKEEPER — Ejipanancad. alee, we" cave you plenty of 9000 Be. 201-223-1011. Uooel, Flyar, Ivai. highest HOST/HOSTESS — Walt- S 4 N Reetaurant. exp CM 747. _ _ i _j aVf^^aWjatrfaV * fc^ j> ea#es aaabu Ml ana. 5 daya. Can Hao Stota- a M sr • • — — a a • asja * ti * . . • VACUUM CLEANER your lova Una wia ba pubeahad. /WeVVMSsM. MaVtTS O. advemamg ame In The Riglstsr patto. rioooay CMBIV niy — t bdrm, carpeted. to anntnoa your lova Una mat- ar tor appoMnant. 741-5682. ai paraon, aMunwaod » 607 Broad straat. SMawabury. at a vary nabts prtea. D/W, 0*1014016. eage We pralar a Hack 4 wMa Raataurant. Hwy. 34, WAITRESS/WAITER — Exp. (110.90 tor 4 ana ad — your ad pooer. Boor waver, »iui ma picture No poianod only. A rum 10 daya.) $575. Can 369-2737. ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS SEA BRIGHT - January to May picturaa. Your photo SANT* SPECIAL 12' WOOOEN HOWBOAT ASKING »00. 77H4M SPOflTSCHAFT — 16 wtm mow t ww »' 200 CMI72-MS4 218 Auto Insurance CHECK OUR RATES pnoenu BroMra»e. famoue lo> iowooel euw mauranca and friendly earvlce. now giving tree quolee by pnona. Taka me op Now until Jan. 3rd, tiont You may ea«e hundVadi Hi. M Keyport 29430a.? Broad 81 Shram 6441401 225 Auto Servlce/Parta CUDA — 1(73. Parting out Hood, landara. door*, trunk IK) KayMona Oaaale mag a. AH lanaM. 311 vl. .mum aute w/M a. Can atlar «• »71 -MM 230 Motorcycles every new Ford HONDA STREET BIKE AND ATC SALE Save up to 11400 on M. M. S4 New Straal B«H Sava on all ATC and TRX'a is guaranteed to FREEHOLD HONDA m 9. Freehold Can 482-4M1 HONDA 900CC — 1975 Silver a brown. 10.000 mi . axe. snap*. V45O 2910545. HONDA - 1973. For pant $50 291-1253. 235Mopeds HONDA EXPRESS — 62 Vary good oondroon. with helmet, firal 1200 Can 172-0004. appreciate in value. 240 Van* DODOE - 82 van V-6 310 cu in. PB. PS. good met. AM/FM FORDTEMPO radio, naw paint job. end. cond FORDTAURUS Atung S3S95 Call 73» 9228 .1 • 5 speed manual trans tar 6PM • 2.5L engine 245 Truck ft Trailsrs • Air conditioning • Air conditioning CHEVY — 64 3/4 ton dump. 4- • AM/FM stereo wnaal Orlva. naw Wee $1100 • Power windows, seats Can 747-9742. cassette and locks DODGE — 1979 flam Clwgar • Tinted glass 4*4. 360 auto, naw tirei on 10" • Cassette premium rlrna. 00 wan Kanwood itsrao. frama for anow plow. $3500 or • Tilt wheel sound o/o. Can 671-4112 altar 5pm. • Power locks OMC — 64 7000 aerial Pt. • Speed control pdb. Maori auto. 1020 urea. • Styled road wheels FORD RANGER XLT 20.000 gmw. cab axe condition. • Tilt wheel 49.000 ml Call (716) 494 9769 • And more! • AM/FM stereo cassette dayt. (Ml) 495-1930 avat FORD ESCORT • Rear defroster ISUZU a6 pH* up NADA • Power steering valua $5975. aiking $5600 • Automatic trans • And more! Tranalarlng ovar aaai. Mutt • Sliding rear window aal. 4-apd. w/gaugai. bedkner. • 1.9L engine locking loot box. Map Bumpat. • Swing-away mirrors AM/FM atareo Can 542-2032 or • Power steering 349 8672 batwaan 6-10PM • AM/FM stereo • Tinted glass TOYOTA PICKUP — 65 4 whaal dflva, extra cab. naw • Tinted glass • Rear step bumper urea, loo many axtra'i to Hill Asking $11,500 or bait offer • Digital clock • Two-tone deluxe 741 0742. • Interval wipers paint 250 Auto* (or Sal* • And more! • And more! $ $ SELL 702 13I1 J YOUR OFF OFF CAR . Did you know more p< oupectlve car buyer s in this area fir it read the claiiifted seclton of The Remitter, tot the beat used car dut*. No doubt an ad will help you mak« tha best daal tor your PLUS ON FORD ESCORT car. To halp you Mil your car, well give you ptanty of advertising time in Trie Register at a very reasonable price ($10 60 for 4 •in* ad — your ad runs 10 days. Everyday 23.000 people buy The Register) Call ut on the lOtfi day It you haven't totd your car and we n ba happy to rerun your auto for tula ad for another 10 davi at no charga (FREE!) ' Need more help to tell your car. We'll put your auto for tale ad in the newspaper called The Fort Monmouth Message, which it distributed at Fort Monmouth More than 13.000 military and civilian personnel stattoned at the Fort read this weekly rw - paper with avid interest1 For an extra $2.40. your auto tor sale ad runt In the Register for up to 20 days if necessary, plus 1 week in The Fort Monmouth Message. Of course If you sen your car you can cancel your ad anytime. The price stays the same. Call 542-1700 to place your ad or tor Informal ton AMC CONCORD — 79 4 dr. air. am/tm. pt. pb. door locks. gray w/rad leather Int Carefully driven, never In accident. Exc. cond. $1600 S42-04M. BUICK REOAL LIMITED — 79. V-6. 231 eng.. needs motor Bast offer 264-2565. CAMARO CONVERTIBLE — 88 you read right. That s because right now until CHECK OUT THESE OTHER LOW RATES custom, multi-port, naw. only 400 ml. Rad w/white top » int. January 3rd. your local Ford Dealer is giving customers AVAILABLE THROUGH FORD MOTOR CREDIT: $18.500 291-4825. Thank You Deals on every new Ford in stock. So most CAMARO 5.9% with 25 to 36 month financing 77 Good condition. $1760. every new Ford comes with more-but goes for less. mutt aall. Can 229-8477. CHEVROLET CHEVELLE And that's an idea you'll find easy to appreciate. 1970. 4 dr.. V-8. auto, runt 7.9% with 37 to 48 month financing great, body needs work. Asking What's more, on top of option packages that (700 Cell 739-2044. CHEVY — Blaiar. 1995. 10.000 pack extra value into almost every new Ford car or truck, 9.9% with 49 to 60 month financing ml, $1700 firm. Fully loaded special low financing on Ford Escort will attract even Call 717-3561 or 294-8156. 'Savings based on manufacturer's suggested retail price ol CHEVY CHEVETTE — 1965. more interest. option packages as compared to price ol options purchased 6300 ml., automatic, axe. condh separately. tlon. asking $4750. 530-4957 So hurry into your local Ford Dealer today, CHEVY MALIBU WAGON and get something you'll really appreciate-the car 'Financing arranged through Ford Credit at participating 1960 Vary good cond Standard IT TAKES ALL KINDS. dealers. Limit one per qualified retail customer. Dealer tram., air. pa. am/tm radio, raar or truck you want at a price you won't believe. Itls our contribution may affect customer savings. Sae your dealer delog. luggage rack. 99.200 ml, $1360 orb/o. 171-2110. way of saying thanks. YOUR FORD DEALERS for details. CHEVY MALIBU — I960. $2000 or bail offer. Mult eeel~Call GOT "EM. 747-5149. CHEVY — Mallbu S3 itationwa- gon. Naada a little body work. $1700 or best ofer Brand naw tlrei 204-4292 attar 4PM SALES TAX DEDUCTION ENDS DECEMBER 31,1986. CHEVY — Monia SO. Naw tram, w/warranty. Interior axe. cond PS. PB. A/C. AM/FM tta- reoreapoorieoooo cor b/o. 872-9611. CHEVY Novi 77, 6-cyl. auto. axel, run- nlnacond. $65C OaH «<>5-5025. IB The Register MONDAY, DECEMBER 29,1986 NOW AT YOUR UNCOLN-MERCURYMERKUR DEALER THE VEflR SflLES ACT NOW, AND GET * Participating Dealers can arrange 3.9% financing through Ford Credit for qualified buyers or cash back. ANNUAL Limit one. Take delivery from Dealer stock by Jan. 4. Dealer contribution may affect customer savings. PERCENTAGE Other rates available as length of term increases. See Dealer for complete details. RATE FINANCING OR S300 CASH BACK ON LYNX.* With standard front-wheel drive and 3.9% financing, Lynx amounts to a great year-end value. But hurry! SAVE HUNDREDS WHEN YOU BUY SPECIAL OPTION PACKAGE.** 1987 MERCURY SABLE. Now is the time to buy a sleek, front-wheel 'drive Sable, with special options like tilt steering wheel, digital clock, manual air conditioner, power windows, tinted glass and more. * * Based on Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of package compared to the traditional price of options purchased separately. Ask for Special Option Package 202A. LOOK INTO A GRAND MARQUIS, AND SEE HOW AFFORDABLE LUXURY CAN BE. Grand Marquis comes with standard V-8 engine, power steering, power windows, electronic AM/FM stereo radio with 4 speakers, tinted glass and much more. HURRY IN BEFORE DEC. 31 AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YEAR-END TAX SAVINGS. Remember, if you purchase a new car before Dec. 31, you can still deduct 100% of your sales tax. Deduction may apply if you itemize under present tax laws. HJRHV ili\ TD VQJH UNCQ1.N-KIERCIIRV-KIERKIIR DEflLER TQDflV. MERCURY RITTENHOUSE-KERR IRWIN LINCOLN-MERCURY CAUSEWAY LINCOLN LINCOLN-MERCURY Sales and Service Co. FORD AND MERCURY 900 State Highway 36 Freehold Circle. Routes 9 & 33 Route 72 Asbury Park. New Jersey 07712 Freehold, New Jersey 07728 Manahawkin. New Jersey 08060 TOWNE & COUNTRY WEISLEDER. INC. WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY , STRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY 676 Burnt Tavern Road Sales and Service. Inc. LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. Route 37 East Bricktown. New Jersey 08723 Shrewsbury at Sycamore 400 State Highway 36 Toms River. New Jersey 08763 Shrewsbury, New Jersey 07701 Keyport, New Jersey 07736