.VORLD .LOCAL KIDNAP VICTIM CENTERSOUGHT Joseph James Cidppio, The 1986 Sprint - an accountant at the Sen. Frank Lautenberg Triathlon will take ••• American University in pushes to get a research place tomorrow at Beirut was kidnapped on center for aquaculture at Seven Presidents'Park the campus of the school Rutgers University. in Long Branch. yesterday. Page 6 A Page 3A Page IB The Register

Vol.109 No. 5 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ... SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1986 25 CENTS Daniloff released In exchange, tKe U.S. gives Soviet Embassy custody of Zakharov

By MICHAEL PUTZEL Associated Press "One's a spy, and the WASHINGTON — President Ronald Reagan other's a hostage, •• yesterday described journalist Nicholas Daniloff ss "our hostage in MOKOW" despite Donald T. Regan his conditional release from prison, and White House Chief of Staff Secretary of State George Sliultz warned that until he is allowed to come home, US. Soviet Things like this shirt the tone, shift the ability relations will be damaged. to work problems out without a doubt." Shultz, who took charge of the negotiations Administration officials, speaking on that led to Daniloff's release to the custody of grounds of anonymity, said a summit has been the American Embassy in Moscow, did say he proposed between the Nov. 4 elections and the still plans to meet here next week with Soviet Christmas holidays. . . Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Kelenting somewhat on Reagan's declaration ; Shultz said the Daniloff case "will be of Monday that "there will be no trade"' to prominently in the picture." liberate Daniloff, the administration an- Asked whether Danlloffu arrest and the.nounced that in exchange for Danilof f 's - - espionage charges against him had harmed release from a Moscow prison, a Soviet ASSOCIATED PRESS prospects for a U.S-Soviet summit late this physicist charged with spying in the United year, Shultz said, "Of course it damages the States was permitted to go to the Soviet DANILOFF MEETS PRESS — American reporter release from a Soviet prison: He was released in exchange relationship and of course it damages the consulate. Nicholas Danilotf talks to reporters Friday night after his for accused spy Gennadiy Zakharov. ability to move forward on other things. See DANILOFF. Page SA Whaley cleared Sgt. Striedl Mets found guilty in Irby shooting for refusing Black leaders devastated meet Burlew said. He declined to dis- drug testing BfBOBHEFF cus* the decision'* reception match The Register within the department. ByKEVMf Apparently the grand Jury de- cided that Whaley was justified in Phillies win 6-3 The Register FREEHOLD — A Monmouth firing hi* 12-gauge pump shotgun County grand Jury yesterday PHILADELPHIA — Mike KEANSBURG — A Keansburg voted to bring no charge* against twice at Irby as he fled police, who Schmidt hit a three-run homer had a warrant for hi* arrest on and the Philadelphia Phillies police sergeant can be suspended borough Patrolman Michael robbery charge*. from his Job for refusing an order Whaley, who on July 10 shot in the postponed New York's winning to submit to testing for drug use,' back and killed fleeing black rob- Irby fled through back yards of the National League East, a civil service hearing officer bery suspect James Irby, 26. about at 0:30 p.m. July 10 along beating the Mets 6-3 last night.. ruled yesterday. Black community leaders yes- Throckmorton Street, armed, Phillies' rookie Bruce Ruffin, Sgt. Edward P. Striedl is guilty terday expressed devastation at Whaley has said, with a knife. The 8-3, outpitched Dwight Gooden, of insubordination for failing to the grand Jury's decision, and knife never was found. 14-6, who was .the victim of undergo drug screening and, many gathered privately within As Irby reached 163 four Met* error*. therefore, can be suspended from hour* of the vote to dtsctiss It* Throckmorton St., Whaley fired Gooden lasted five innings, duty for five days, according to a repercussion*. and five shotgun pellets entered giving up eight hits and five ruling by Hearing Officer John J. runs — three on Schmidt's Coughlin. The conclusion to a two-month Irby's back, one of them fatally career homer No. 493, tying him probe by the Monmouth County puncturing hi* left lung. Other with Lou Gehrig for 14th place "It is a general rule that police Prosecutor's Office mean* pellet* lodged in a nearby home. on the all-time list. It was his officers shall follow all lawful Whaley, who i* white, may be The shooting aggravated the NL-leading 35th this year. orders and, when appropriate, back on the Job next week, said black community, and gave rise to challenge the order or result* of it the James Irby Justice Coalition, But the Mete, who still lead after the fact," Coughlin stated in borough Police Chief William the division by 21 games, didn't Burlew. which is meeting tomorrow to a six-page decision. discuss the Jury's vote. die easy as they tried to uncork But the 17-year police veteran the champagne. They scored ASSOCIATED PRESS "If an officer were able to go to won't be on the street, Burlew "We're devastated," said Norma three times in the seventh, court to test every order to which Randolph, a coalition organizer awakening some 20,000 fans — STRAWBERRY SCORES — New York Mete Oarryl Strawberry he took issue ... the department Whaley was relieved of duty and president of the developing of the 43,070 total — who made slides under the tag of Philadelphia Phillies catcher Ronn Reynolds could not function," the Holmdel administrator said. with pay shortly after the shoot- Freehold branch of the National the 90-mile trip to be on hand as he scores from first base on a double by Mets Tim Teufel during Association for the Advancement The ruling came more than a ing, and if he return* to his Job for a possible division clincher. seventh-inning action last night. "he'll be in the office for a while," See WHALEY, Page IA See STRIEDL. Page 8A Lottery Hearing set on bill to ban plastic pollutants The winning number drawn last night in New Jer- '• Pick-lT Lottery was shorefront but hasn't taken any Anthony Villane, R-Morunouth. By STEPHEN MCCARTHY significant action to prevent the Both bill* are vehemently opposed A straight bef pays "New York City is dragging its feet with box pavs$50.K The Register 7' flow of garbage. Although the city by manufacturers of plastic health 50an T d this problem to the detriment of the Jersey enacted an ordinance to force care and hygiene product*, in pairs pay S30._The Pick 4 TRENTON — A bill that would hospitals to properly dispose of particular International Playtex outlaw the sale and distribution of shore, t • their waste, Woodbridge is still Inc., a maker of non-biode- warn disposable plastic infant care and the indirect recipient of signifi- gradable plastic tampon appli- personal hygiene products which Sen. Frank Pallone cant amounts, Pallone charged. cators. wash onto New Jersey beaches Sponsor of bill banning The senator said he intends to The winning number will be the subject of a hearing in non-biodegradable pUotk* pressure the Interstate Sanitation Playtex has hired lobbyist* to picked yesterday in New Woodbridge Sept. 24. Commission to take action in the fight the threatened legislative York's Daily Number lottery The bill's sponsor, Sen. Frank •natter. Last week, he said, the ISC bans on its product* in New game was 8-0-2. The "Win- Mew iork and New Jersey, there Assemblymen Alan Karcher and declined to get involved with the Fallow, D-Monmouth, said non- is evidence that a significant George Otlowski, have been press- Jersey, and has offered the New Four" number was 4-7-6-5. biodegradable plastics such as Fresh KiUs dispute because of the Jersey Marine Sciences Con- amount of the plastic* and other ing New Jersey Attorney General pending federal litigation. cotton swab garbage that washes up regularly W. Cary Edwards to intervene on sortium a 150,000 grant to find a Index and lined disposable diapers behalf of Woodbridge in an ongo- way to make the applicators sink _' enter rivers and ocean along Sandy Hook and the "New Jersey supports the ISC rather than float. Bayshore area comes from Fresh ing lawsuit against New York City budget with annual appropria- Ann Lander* ... 7A water* through even the most over the Fresh Kills problem. advanced sewage treatment sys- Kills," said Pallone. "New York tions and it is within their Jurisdic- A hearing on Village's bill — Classified 28 City is dragging its feet with this Federal district court ordered tion to prevent pollution of the scheduled for last week — was Color Comk*.... 8B Another major source, however, problem to the detriment of the New York City to prevent Fresh Arthur Kill, the Baritan Bay and postponed until 10 a.m. Sept. 28 in Crossword 7A is the Fresh Kills dump in Staten Jersey shore." Kills garbage from washing onto the Atlantic Ocean," Pallone con- the State House Annex in Trenton. Woodbridge's shorefront. The Entertainment 7A Ialand, where some New York City Pallone, chairman of the Senate tended. "If they refuse to cooper- The coastal pollution committee garbage fall* off barge* or simply court threatened to close the dump ate, the state should not support hearing on Pallone's plastics bail Jumble. 7A Special Committee on Coastal this year if the problems drop* into the Arthur Kill, Pollution, said Sen. Larry Weiss, a them financially." bill, including expected dialogue Movie* 7A eventually winding it* way toth e persisted. on the Fresh Kills dump, is sched- Nation— BA Woodbridge Democrat, specifi- Jersey snore. cally asked that the hearing focus Pallone said the city of New Pallone's anti-plastic legislation uled for 10 am Sept. 24 at the New Jersey... 5A "In addition to -the pollution on the Fresh KiUs problem. York hat* paid Woodbridge for the is a broader version of legislation Port Reading Fire House in Wood- Obituaries 4A originating from raw sewage in Weiss, along with Democratic cost of clearing garbage from its proposed by Assemblyman bridge. Paopla 2A Spoft* • If ,f, Job.Uob.Uob.! FLEA MARKET—AST SHOW Business Directory Garage Sale* TatovWon.... 7A Explore the opportunities. See Today, YMCA, Maple Ave. Your business will do more Sell! Sell! Sell! the Nursing/Medical Directory Bead the Help Wanted columns Weather 2A in today's Classified section. Red Bank. 10AM-4PM „ business in our Business What you don't want in today's Classified section. Directory. and turn it into cash 2A The Register SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1966 PEOPLE

Joey plans comeback Mid Falwell had challenged the ' * I'm really bored about piety of people who supported Protesting that she's not a drug some of Carter's initiatives. addict, Joey HeaUhertoB vowed being victimized by Kitty "I don't let Jerry Falwell or she would go "straight to the top" Kelley. The lady is no anyone else define for me what is in show business after drug and a Christian," he said. "There was assault charges against her are lady, ft a time when Falwell said anybody resolved in Rockland County, who supports the Panama Canal outside New York City. Elizabeth Taylor treaty is not a Christian, anybody Speaking on a Big Apple TV who supports SALT II is not a interview show, the entertainer Christian, anybody who's for the ttatp. "Stand right back. I'm com- Department of Education is not a ing through, and nothing's going to Christian. stop me." "In a very Christian way. as far A grand jury began hearing as I'm concerned he can go to testimony Wednesday in the case hell," Carter said with a grin. His agfrinst Heatherton, in which she audience of perhaps 250 students is accused of attacking Jerry Fis- burst into cheers and applause. cher at his Hillcrest home Aug. 30 while in possession of cocaine. Falwell, whose ministry is based Heatherton, 43, is free on f 1,600 in Lynchburg, Va., issued a ball. * response through his assistant, Uz won't be bothered Mark DeMoss. "I have too much respect for Elizabeth Taylor issued a President Carter as our former statement Monday in connection head of state and a brother in with the forthcoming book "The Christ to believe he would tell Unauthorized Biography of Frank anyone to go to hell," he said. "I Sinatra," in which Kitty Kelley choose to believe he was either says the actress was long ago misquoted or taken our of context. impregnated by Frank Sinatra, He continues to have my love and who paid for an abortion rather prayers." tnari marry her. Elizabeth Taylor " I have too much respect ' 'Stand right back. I'm "I'm really bored about being ASSOCIATED PRESS coining through, and victimized by Kitty Kelley," Tay- for President Carter as a CRUSHED AUTOS DON'T DIE — They just become pieces of bizarre sculpture for artists like Bill Ushman. lor said. "The lady is no lady. She Here Lishman stands before his replica of Stonehenge near Ontario, Canada. The creation is made of nothing's going to stop me. f • is not even a writer but a fabric brother in Christ to believe cars crushed to the size of the original stones and will be used in a car commercial. What will be advertised cator. I have no intention of is uncertain. making any further comments by he would tell anyone to go even acknowledging her existence. to hell* » Frank, his family and I have been The piece will be performed by EV6S Of the friends for a long time and will Jo try Fttl w©l I No more Lady's man The New York Philharmonic Or- continue to be friends." TV evangelist chestra, said Claudia Pelts, who Joe Papin, a courtroom artist While Taylor didn't deal direct- NEW YORK (AP) — A final bash along with her husband, Nelson, who is covering the trial of two ly with the Kelley story, when her for Lady Liberty next month will the chairman of Triangle Indus- alleged mob figures in federal publicist-Chen -Sam -was-- asked ... .be. I** Ucocca'* last official act as chairman of the foundation that i rics, and laim'a anil his wife, court in Brooklyn, found himself whether it was true, she said, Peggy, will head the event. on an elevator with the two men, "No." Sinatra's publicist,— Lee led the project to restore the Statue of Liberty and KM is Island Anthony 8aipt»o and Joks Solters, said Monday: "If there's Once a Monkee... Carneglia, Wednesday. any need to comment, we'll com- The Chrysler Corp. chairman "How come you never draw me ment. From what we've heard the said he would like to see' The Mike NesBlth, the former Statue of Liberty Kllis Island standing up?" asked the 6-foot-3 comment may be delayed because member of the Monkees who has Hampino. Added Carneglia, com- it's hard to complete reading a Foundation "bring in new blood to resisted joining his three old sing- continue the work." plaining about his jowls in the' boring book." ing mates on their current tour, drawings: "You think I should go "I didn't realize when I took the showed up Sunday night at Los Quite a forgiving soul job on, how much work it would on a diet, huh? Just wait until we Angeles' Greek Theater and joined draw your picture. We're working entail," lacocca said Thursday. Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones and RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Jerry "After a while, you get kind of on a sketch." Where will it ap- Falwell says Jimmy Carter "con- Peter Tork onstage for several pear'? "We're going to publish it in burned out." A songs. Does this mean he's reunit- tinues to have my- love and The gala, scheduled for Oct. 28 Mafia magazine," said Carneglia. prayers" even though the former ing with the group? "It's always a Leaving, Rampino said: "Re- — the lOOtli anniversary of the possibility," he said. president said that the TV evan- statue's day of dedication, will member — draw me standing up." gelist who often criticized his Nesmith, who inherited a family Papin said he'd consider it. administration "can go to hell.'' •eonsist ot a musical salute at 'fortune and now produces movies Avery Fisher Hall, featuring the and videos, said a while back that Carter, discussing religion dur- world premiere of "On Freedom's ing a question and answer for him to rejoin the Monkees COMPILED BY Ground: An American Cantata," would be like V**ttW Beagan session before delivering a speech t>y William Sohaman, with a text Christine A. Rowett Joey Heatherton Thursday at Meredith College, Jerry Fal wall by poet Richard Wilbur. returning to movie acting. THE WEATHER

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MTMDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.1986 DIGEST Rutgers research center sought Eatontown chamber seeks members Sen. Lautenberg pushing for N.J.-based aquaculture facility •WATONTOWN — The and promotions, monthly Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., research center sites competitive. state, but would also benefit the ••Greater Eatontown Are* newsletter* and general announced that Rutgers Univer- A House version of the appropria- 28 other institutions associated ••Chamber of Commerce is membership meeting*, annual sity is In competition for federal tions bill, said Lautenberg, desig- with the New Jersey Marine Sci- holding a membership drive business show, business card grant money to develop a research nate*. a university in ences Consortium." Sept. 16 and 17 at the swaps and other busi- center for aquaculture, the science Massachusetts as the east coast If the university succeeds, the chamber'* executive of fleet at ness/social get-togethers. of raiting food from the sea. aquaculture research site. federally funded aquaculture the Eatontown Executive ' The chamber participate* in Aquaculture, heralded by center would be managed by the Center, 1 Main St. the United Chamber* marine scientists a* a means of But Lautenberg said his Senate New Jersey Marine Science Con- amendment "will aid Rutgers in its Member* of the chamber and Health/Dental/Prescrlptlon/LI growing Aood for burgeoning sortium, of which Rutgers is a other volunteer* will call fe Insurance plans. world populations, involves rais- efforts to be designated as the east member. prospective new member* from The chamber invite* all ing fish, shellfish and sea plants in coast site for this major research The Marine Science Consortium Eatontown, Tinton Falls, businesses in the Eatontown controlled environments. center." Rutgers now operates a combines the resources of its 29- Shrewsbury, Oceanport, Ocean area to call the chamber office Lautenberg said the Senate Ap- shellfish aquaculture station in member academic Institutes. It is Township and Oakhunt to tell for further Information, or to propriations Committee this week South Jersey. the largest consortium of its kind them about the organization's Join chamber members and reported out a bill for fiscal year in the nation. 1987 that contains 14 million to "The state of New Jersey has services and project*. friends at a Welcoming Get made considerable commitments Together and Business Card establish four center* for Lautenberg noted the import- According to executive Vice to aquaculture and Rutgers Uni- ance of fisheries to the state's President Carol Fly nn, benefits Swap Sept. 30 at 6 p.m. at J J. squaculture research, demon- Holly'* Restaurant at the stration and development. These versity has been in the forefront economy, citing this as another provided member* of the of this exciting new area of agri- vital reason to station the research chamber include: free listing in Hilton Inn, Hope Road, Tinton would be the first federally Falls. For reservatfcmffor Jhe . funded aquaculture research culture," Lautenberg said. "Head- center in New Jersey. New Jersey -membership- directory-, free fisheries, he, said, contribute %I. participation in Eatontown gathering or for further Infor- centers in the country. quartering the aquaculture center Welcome Wagon packet*, low- mation, call the chamber office The senator moved to make the at Rutgers would not only be a billion annually to the state's cost programs for advertising at 642-6666. selection process among proposed boon to the university and the economy. seeks research center Ocean woman charged in knife attack CEAN TOWNSHIP — A apartment building at the time 39-year-old woman was of the assault. Sidorko was not Oarrested Thursday after injured in the attack, police Council at odds over center's renovation she assaulted a door-to-door said. solicitor with two, large Police say they could find no •y STtTHMK 8UKKIMN kitchen' knives, according to apparent reason or motivation The Register police. Barbara Gantz, Rustic Drive, for the attack. was arrested after she alleged- Police charged Gantz with SEA BRIGHT — Political dif- ly accosted Cathy Sidorko, 23, terroristic threats,* possession ferences have cast a shadow on of South Amboy with the of two deadly weapons and what would otherwise be a monu- kitchen knives and threatened aggravated assault. ment to voluntarism — the reno- to kill her. Sidorko was re- She was remanded to the vation or the Cecile V. Norton portedly speaking with Gantz's Monmouth County Jail in lieu Community Center and an adjoin- neighbor in the hallway of the of 1600 bail, police said. ing office building. The work was accomplished with significant volunteer efforts, largely from members of the Sea Jersey Shore hospital plans expansion Bright Partnership, an organiza- EPTUWE — Plan* are inpatient beds by 26. tion formed some three years ago under way for a 160 The plans call for the con- for various charitable purposes. million expansion at Jer- struction of a six-story tower But almost every facet of the N work Is steeped In political dis- sey Shore Medical Center, ac- that would house most of the cording to Marie Koppa, direc- putes that are likely to surface Inpatient services. Outpatient repeatedly a* "silly season" ap- tor of public relations. services would be relocated The medical center has sub- proaches It* climax, the November and expanded throughout the elections to fill three Borough mitted a Certificate of Need to hospital, Koppa said. the New Jersey Department of Council seat*. Health, and officials say they One of the feature* of the To begin with, council members hope to get a final recommen- new inpatient area would be a themselves disagree as to why the dation for approval of the modernized adult intensive office building was renovated. plans by Dec. 19 from the care unit and an expanded On Thursday, borough offices Statewide Health Coordinating coronary care unit, Koppa said. were moved to the building. In the Council. In addition, the plans call for opinion of Republican Councilman The plans would allow the an updated, well-baby nursery Robert J. Furlong, the move is a hospital to modernize and con- and neonatal intensive care temporary measure to give the solidate both the inpatient and unit. Police Department more room in outpatient areas of service, If the expansion plan* are Borough Hall until new municipal Koppa said. approved, officials say that headquarters are built, or until the In keeping with the growing construction of the tower old ones are renovated. But Coun- trend toward shorter hospital should begin in late 1987 with cilman Andrew B. Manning — who stays, the expansion would final completion of the project has repeatedly lobbied for more reduce the medical center's slated for July 1990. spacious police offices — said he THE REGISTER/GHEGG ELLMAN did not vote for the move last spring a* a temporary measure. CONTROVERSIAL BUILDING — The newly reno- Bright is part of a controversy brewing among County planners dinner Sept. 29 Monday night, the council is vated Cecile Norton Community Center in Sea council members concerning a new Borough Hall expected to rescind a $600,000 REEHOLD — The Mon- mercial buildings larger than bond Issue that It adopted in July may be able to get better bonding property value to require a refer- will continue to be held at Borough mouth County Planning 60,000 square feet. County to renovate Borough Hall or build rates if It waits and Joins a county endum by law, the council would Hall, a move Furlong supports Board's annual dinner and planning boards, the suit con- a new one. While Manning and bonding pool. make the issue mute by rescinding because It will reserve the center, F Furlong both said their decision Days after the bond issue was the bond issue on Monday. for community activities. conference, an affair that tra- tends, should have a role In ditionally draws some 600 determining whether these Jias nothing to do with a petition adopted, a petition drive was Furlong said the council will Manning Is running for election local officials and business buildings would adversely af- opposed to the bond issue, they launched by Democratic council reconsider the bond issue after an in November with Democrats leaders, will be held at the fect the region. have different reason* for rescind - candidate Charles Kooney to re- architect hired by the borough Linda Horsager and Kooney. The scind the issue and put it on the opposing GOP slate includes Berkeley-Carteret Hotel in Mathesius serves on the ing it. makes a recommendation on Asbury Park Sept. 29. Furlong said liie bond ordinance ballot for voters to decide. whether to build new municipal Councilwoman Joan BreaVly, Rob- Land Use Committee of the According to Rooney's wife, . ert Trempe and Herbert Erickson. The featured speaker at this National Association of Coun- mistakenly left out the possibility headquarters or renovate the old year's affair is Bill Mathesius, that the money could be used to Frances, she, her husband, and ones. He said a new headquarters Meanwhile, the volunteer ties, is chairman of the Dela- others who signed the petition saw Mercer County executive. ware Valley Regional Planning build new municipal headquarters could be completed by next fall. partnership group that renovated Mathesius has recently — possibly on the borough park- Thursday's move as permanent, On the other hand, Manning said the community center is steeped in Commission and was recently and do not want a new municipal spearheaded a' lawsuit with appointed to the state planning ing lot. But Manning said it mis- the borough employees will be political differences, though it Princeton Borough against takenly left out the possibility headquarters. Kooney attacked working at the community center was formed as a non-partisan commission by Gov. Thomas H. the bond issue in July, saying it Middlesex County, the state Kean. that the money could be used for location permanently. Manning charitable group. * Department of Transportation a new first aid building at the could bring a third big tax increase did not say whether he believes a Alan and Ernestine Hinton, and several municipalities. The Information about the an- same location — a project he said in two years. 'This is not the time new building will eventually be partnership members and ada- lawsuit asked the court to nual planning board dinner can Furlong opposes. for a new complex," he said at a necessary to meet the needs of the mant supporters of Rooney, order a moratorium on be obtained by calling the Manning, who reportedly voted council meeting. "People will be Police Department. Manning de- claimed the partnership is domi- municipal permits for com- board at 431-7460 in Freehold. for the bond ordinance with his forced to sell their houses because nied Furlong's claim that he had nated by Republicans who have-' five council colleagues, added that they won't be able to afford the wanted to move the borough meet- hindered the effort* of the voluo~'; he believes it is "too much taxes." Ing room to the community center teers who worked for three years Parkway wreck victims still critical money," and "unnecessary at this While the petition represented as well to let police take the entire to renovate the recreation center point." Furlong said the borough Borough Hall. Borough meetings OLMDEL — Both the Litwak, 36, of Colonia, was enough of the borough's assessed and new offices. driver and passenger in a driving northbound in the car that went out of con- outer lane of the parkway HJ when he lost control of the car trol and burst into flames on the Garden State Parkway and hit the guardrail, ejecting IFF: Surcharges must be substantiated Thursday evening remain in his passenger, Melissa Meyer, and disclose how those charges were re- intensive care units, and were 26, of Ptainfield, 66 feet in the Judge Laurence C. Stamelman in which the By KEVIN FRECHETTE Judge ruled that surcharges being sought by calculated. He said IFF has granted BRSA still in critical condition at air; she landed on a service attorney Louis E. Granata two week* to Bayshore Community Hospital road 26 feet below the main The Register the Bayshore Regional Sewage Authority from IFF were calculated incorrectly. disclose tjiat information. last night. road. The car skidded 360 feet. 'We have been paying the normal flow State Police at the Holmdel Police charged litwak with UNION BEACH — An official for Inter- BRSA Chairman David Cohen has said that, charges to the authority," Dalton said, "What barracks said that Bruce driving while intoxicated. national Flavors and Fragrances said yester- following the ruling, the authority re- 1 we haven't been paying is the surcharge* day the company wijl not pay $900,000 in calculated the $780,000 in surcharges and which the BRSA has not yet Justified." surcharges and interest owed to a local sewage $120,000 in interest using methods approved He said IFF will not pay the surcharges until Development rights seminar set authority until the charges are substantiated. by an accounting firm for the local fragrance Stamelman reviews the authority's recalcula- ORRISTOWN — The ecutive director of the New William G. Dalton, vice president of Inter- manufacturer. tion methods and renders a second ruling. That New Jersey Conserva- Jersey Conservation Foun- national Flavor* and Fragrance* Inc., said at However, Dalton contends that the BRSA ruling is expected by the end of the month, he Mtion Foundation and the dation; Peter Furey, New Jer- Issue is a recent decision by Superior Court has failed to comply with Stamelman's ruling said. Natural Resource* Defense sey Farm Bureau; David Fish- Council are co-hosting a er, New Jersey Builder* As- "Transfer of Development sociation; Samuel Hamill Jr., Eights Conference" at the Middlesex-Somerset-Mercer Men sentenced for role in gambling operation Morris County Cultural Center Regional Council; and Peter on Sept. 23 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 Pizor, PhD and George p.m. home, but Kalman did not play a. "regrettable," Uliano said, but "I crime. Nieswand, Ph.D, Department ByBMNEFF major role in it, said Senior Staff hope one of these days the law Milberg said there is "substan- Transfer of development of Environmental Resources, right* is being used increasing-. The Register Attorney Paul Feldman of the changes." tial evidence". that Vetrano ha* Cook College, Rutgers Univer- Monmouth County Prosecutor's been involved in other organized ly as a municipal planning and sity. He said in a recent trip to the zoning land-use tool, according FREEHOLD — An Asbury Park Office. British Isles, he noted that almost crime, and said it is "common to the Conservation Foun- The TDR conference is open man was sentenced to prison and Sentenced to four years in every small town had a book- knowledge" that gambling is con- dation. to everyone, in particular, to a Long Branch man sentenced to prison-on one count of promoting making operation. Vetrano's nected to organized crime. The conference will provide legislators, freeholders, probation for their role* in a gambling was Gavino Vetrano, 60, crime, he said, was victimless. Of Kalman, attorney Robert a forum for discussing the mayors, land-use specialist* gfNtm operation operated out of 610 Deal Lake Drive, Asbury "He's a sick man, and that's why Woods said "he's no more or- feasibility of transfer of de- and agricultural proff—lonsli. of the Long Branch man'* home. Park. Thirty-nine other counts he's here," Uliano said. "But fine ganized crime than you or I." velopment rights programs in There is no charge for attend- were dismissed. Kalman, he said, has never been in him, don't incarcerate.him." Ul- trouble and is a steady worker. New Jersey. Speakers include ance. Lunch and refreshment* Superior Court Judge Alving Both men had pleaded guilty to iano said a substantial fine that Melissa Banach and Denis will be provided. Vale Milberg sentenced Seymour the charges to Superior Court Milberg, saying he believed Kalman, (9, of 78 Avery Ave., Judge Benedict Nicosia in July. would put him out of business Kalman didn't know anyone would Canavan from the Montgomery For further information, would be core deterrence than a County, Md , TDR program; 'contact either David Ennls of Long Branch, to two year* proba- Vetrano, Milberg noted, had re- be harmed by the crime, also tion and a $2,000 fine for one ceived a two-year prison term in Jail term. sentenced Kalman to perform 26 New Jersey Assemblyman NJCF at (201) 639-7640 or But Milberg described Vetrano Robert Shinn of Burlington George Carfagno Jr. of NRDC count of maintaining a gambling 1971 on a gambling charge. hours of community service, and County; David Moore, ex- at (212) 949-0049. resort. Charles Uliano, Vetrano's at- as playing a "major role in a fined him an additional $30 The operation, which took bet* torney, had argued for a proba- gambling operation. If he had the payable to the Violent Crimes by phone, was run in Kalman's tionary sentence. The crime was chance, he'd commit another Compensation Board. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1986 4A TheRegiater Candidates DIGEST opposed to PET OF THE WEEK Parkway closings announced dumping he following closings will northbound lane will be closed FREEHOLD — The two Re- be in effect Monday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. publican candidates for county through Friday for the In Tinton Falls, two Garden freeholder attacked a UJJ. Army T Corps of Engineers proposal to Garden State Parkway: State Parkway ramps will be In Wall Township, between closed as of Monday, the ramp dump contaminated dredge spoils marker 98 and 100 from Mon- from parkway north to Route on an undeveloped parcel of land day through Thursday, one 33 east and the ramp from in Middletown. northbound lane will be closed Route 33 east to the parkway The corps completed feasibility from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and one north. studies on a proposal to use a 30- southbound lane from 6 a.m. to It is anticipated these ramps acre tract of land In Belford to dry 3 p.m. On Friday, one north- will be closed until mid-Oc- out silt and sediment dredged from bound lane will be closed from tober. Signs have been posted around the New York Harbor. 9 a.m. to noon and one south- to aid motorists. The ramp Some of the dredge spoils, the bound lane from 6 a.m. to noon. from Route 33 east to the* corps said, contain hazardous In Holmdel Township, on parkway will be closed at 7 materials such as PCBs, cadmium Wednesday and Thursday be- a.m. and the Route 33 ramp and mercury In such high levels tween marker 116 and 117, one will be closed at 10 a.m. that it fails to meet criteria for ocean dumping. The proposal is the subject of a Students improve thinking skills meeting of the Army Corps' Public IIMSON — Teachers' at- Another problem was that Involvement Coordination Group tempts to improve the the skills may have been too Wednesday in Keansburg. critical thinking skills of broad to teach effectively, "Enough is enough," said Free- R hold Township Mayor Dorothy students at Rumson-Falr given the shortage of training Haven Regional High School materials in the subject, the A vallone, a Republican candidate last year weren't quite as suc- principal added. The subject for the Board of Freeholders. cessful as administrators had will be taught again this year, "With state plans for a toxic waste hoped. But the youngsters' but this time as part of regular site in Tinton Falls and the coun- thinking ability probably subjects, such as social studies. ty's need for a major recycling wasn't all (hat bad to begin And the focus will be nar- . facility within the next, few years, with, Principal Ronald Stevens rower, concentrating on such added to the pollutants which told the Board of Education areas as cause-and-effect re- regularly wash up on area Tuesday night. beaches, Monmouth County simp- asoning, evaluating evidence ly cannot stand another en- At the start of the year, and identifying unstated as- vironmental outrage." school administrators estab- sumptions, Stevens said. lished a goal of increasing John Bradshaw, a Hazlet coun- higher-order thinking skills an Other goals set for teachers cilman running with Avallone for average of 25 percent for at and students were more suc- a seat on the Freehold board, said least 80 percent of freshmen, cessful, he reported. Of 378 that county government must sophomores and Juniors. By students who did poorly in a strive to prevent "any federal ' last June, 62 percent had writing test given early in the agency from further degrading achieved only a 9.4 percent school year, 43 percent showed our area." gain. notable improvement by last Avallone and Bradshaw sug- But the goal assumed that spring. gested they'd recommend "litiga- many students were bad at Ninth-graders also regis- tion if necessary, and the strong- thinking out problems. A test tered considerable improve- est possible pressure oh con- TME REGISTER/GREGG ELLMAN i—administered io the student ment in library and study gressional and state elected of- population early in the school skills. Students scored an av- ficials to join forces to protect the year.-did. not .bear out that erage of 88 percent on a year- people of. Monmouth County." Fearless Fred assumption, however. Most end test of those skills, just The Board of Freeholders, they The last assignment Fred the shepherd had was at a vet's office where he was called upon students scored well in the test, short of the administration's contended, "has the legal right, which was developed at Cor- the moral responsibility and the to aid a fellow canine. The eight-month-old was needed for a blood transfusion which saved goal of 90 percent, Stevens another dog's life. And folks at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals say Fred nell University, Stevens said. reported. urgent need to take the lead on such matters." came through the operation with the nerves of a lion. But courage is not Fred's only good quality. He is also houseoroken and has had some of his shots. He gets along well with children, and Neptune man charged with forgery would probably make a great friend for some young teens. If you'd like to meet Fred, stop by the SPCA in Eatontown from 1 to 5 p.m. any day except Thursday or call 542-0040. REEHOLD —. A Neptune Main St., South Amboy, on a man has been charged by a charge of contempt of court. OBITUARIES FMonmouth County grand Keith Kehoe, 30, of 7 jury with illegally obtaining Brookside Terrace, Atlantic Nofcfots, Jsflitto C more than 12,000. Highlands, on charges of Seymore Bullock, also known possession of cocaine,, Smym. H—ry P. as Vernon Bullock, 27, Of 610 possession of cocaine with in- Fisher Place, was charged with tent to distribute and distribu- Carmela M. Adeskavttx three counts of theft by decep- tion of cocaine. EATONTOWN — Carmela Molly tion, two counts of issuing bad Jesus Martinez, 26, of 147 E. Adeskavitz, 60, died yesterday in subject of public hearing checks, forgery and uttering Monmouth Medical Center, Long forgery. Jersey St., Elizabeth,, on a charge of possession of cocaine Branch. prevent the courts from entering the housing fray Others indicted recently by a in Union Beach. Born in Naples, Italy, Mrs. •y STEPHEN MtCMTHV again. county grand jury are: Adeskavitz was a lifelong resident The Register . "Any resolution of the Mount Laurel housing Michael C. Swenson, 18, of James Slendorn, 22, of 1312 H St., Belmar, on a charge of of the Shore area. controversy will not be complete without a constitu- 210 Ford Ave.', Hulmeville, Pa., She was a cashier for the Harry tional amendment that would bar the courts from on a' charge of receiving stolen property. TRENTON — An amendment to the state constitu- M. Stevens corporation at Mon- tion, that would forever keep the New Jersey assuming the role of housing czars," said Dorsey. methamphetamine in Howell. Charles Culkin, 28, of 18 mouth Park in Oceanport for the "We must have a constitutional amendment that will Wayne David Jones, 26, of Surf Ave., Ocean Grove, and Supreme Court from intervening in housing affairs past 26 years. will be the subject of a public hearing in pong Branch ensure these zoning decisions remain where they 448 Casino Drive, Farm- Arnold McCue, 27, of 43 Surviving are her husband, Alex rightfully belong — in the hands of elected officials ingdale. on a charge of Hudson Ave., Red Bank, on a on Wednesday. Adeskavitz; her mother, Concetta The constitutional amendment to the Fair Housing who have a thorough understanding of their com- possession of cocaine. charge of possession of co- Toseano of Long Branch; a munity." Byron Eugene Seward, 26, of caine. Act, proposed by Assistant Senate Minority Leader brother, Michael Toseano of Uttle John Dorsey, B-Morris, would ensure that housing Dorsey's proposed amendment has been publicly 49 Chelsea Ave., Room 6, Long Michael McNulty, 24, of 16 Silver; three sisters, Mary Wil- supported by Gov. Thomas H. Kean and Republican - Branch, on charges of Clinton Drive, Englishtown, and zoning matters be decided on the local level, liamson of Long Branch, Ada Paul barring state courts from becoming "housing czars." leaders in both houses, including Senate Minority possession of cocaine and with possession of cocaine and of North Ridge, Ca. and Marcella Leader S. Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth. possession of cocaine with in- possession of cocaine with in- Redding of Belmar; and several Though the amendment wouldn't be passed in time to be placed on the ballot this year, Dorsey says he's But some opponents of a < oust it ut ional amendment tent to distribute. tent to distribute. nieces and nephews. fear the measure would limit the effectiveness of the Frank P. Sblendorio, 24, of Jose Ramos, 23, of 301 pushing to present it for a statewide election next The Damiano Funeral Home, year. The hearing will be conducted Wednesday "at Fair Housing Act by removing its real clout — the 222 Rankih Ave., Garwood, on Audabon Ave., Apt. 1G, New Long Branch, is' in charge of Supreme Court. Without backing from the Supreme a charge of possession of co- York, NY., and James Elsesser, 7:30 p.m. in Long Branch City Hall arrangements. The Supreme Court, with its 1983 Mount Laurel II Court, the Legislature could vote to repeal the act caine. 31, of 666 W. 188th St., Apt. and reverse any progress toward establishing af- John Stewart, age unknown, 60, New York, NY, on a charge decision, sparked a housing revolution in New Jennie C. Norcross Jersey, mandating that all towns and cities provide fordable housing in New Jersey. | of Forge Motor Lodge, Route 9, of possession of cocaine in State Sen. Frank Pallone, D-Monmouth, who Woodbridge. on a charge of Monmouth Beach. KEYPORT — Jennie C. housing for low- and moderate-income residents. Norcross, 67, died Thursday in the The ruling allowed builders to sue municipalities supports a constitutional amendment to Mount theft by failure to make re- Peter Reimann, 40, of 6 Laurel, also is a supporter of the Fair Housing Act. quired disposition. Maple Lane, Howell, on Deborah Heart and Lung Center, with exclusionary zoning laws which limit the Browns Mills development of lower-income housing and dozens of But PaUone said he wouldn't mind if the Fair Gilbert M. Snead Jr., 31, of charges of theft of movable Housing Act were repealed, as long as some 1*12 Fourth Ave., Asbury property, theft by deception Born in Keyport, Miss Norcross lawsuits resulted. resided in Trenton before return- Many legislators, lawyers, local leaders and commitment to restoring housing standard* in New ron acharge of possession and theft by failure to make Jersey cities was fulfilled. Even a return to of cocaine. required disposition. ing to Keyport in 1967. scholars railed against the ruling, condemning the She had been a salesperson at courts for meddling in municipal affairs and tamper- exclusionary zoning laws in suburban communities John Porter, 24, of 38 Bruce A. Alsman, 22, of 210 wouldn't faze him, Pallone said. Baldwin Ave., Middletown, on Seventh Ave., Apt. 201, K-Mart in Hazlet for two years ing with housing markets. before her retirement in 1984. When the Legislature enacted the Fair Housing Act "The whole idea behind the Fair Housing Act was a charge of theft by deception. Asbury Park, on a charge of to soften the blow of Mount Laurel," the senator said. Pauline" Ingram, 27, of 168 possession of cocaine. Prior to that, she had been a last year, the Supreme Court removed itself from the salesperson for the S.P. Dunham heightening Mount Laurel controversy, allowing "It also allowed the transfer of obligation between department store in Trenton for legislators and three court-appointed judges to towns and cities." Foundation offers Constitution reprints many years. handle the remaining court cases brought by de- This transfer made it possible to rehabilitate She was a member of Charity velopers against towns. substandard housing in urban areas, rather than ext year, the nation will the New Jersey Historical So- chapter no. 48, Order of the But the Fair Housing Act, although a more fund new suburban housing, "thus draining the cities celebrate the 200th birth- ciety. Amaranth in Fair Haven. palatable alternative to the Supreme Court'* in- of population and resources. Nday of the U.S. Constitu- To obtain a free reprint, Surviving is her mother, Harriet fluence, was also thought to be flawed. Mount Laurel PaUone, who said he supports Dorsey's amendment tion. write to: U.S. Constitution Re- C. Barber Norcross, with whom critics said the bill contained no safeguards to in principle, said he intends to testify at Wednesday's In honor of the event, the prints, New Jersey State Bar she lived. hearing. New Jersey State Bar Foun- Foundation, 172 W. State St., The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- dation's Constitution Trenton, N.J. 08608. port, is in charge of arrangements. Bicentennial Committee will The New Jersey State Bar provide free reprints of the. Foundation is a non-profit or- Middletown man indicted U.S. Constitution to interested ganization which sponsors Henry D. Smyth New Jerseyans as long as sup- charitable and educational PRINCETON (AP) — Henry plies last. programs related to the legal DeWolf Smyth, the author of the The reprints contain a profession and the adminis- on arson, burglary charges official report on the development special introduction on New tration of just ice. In addition to of the atomic bomb and a former assault and endangering the Jersey's role in formulating the conducting public education FREEHOLD — A Middletown tact, and endangering the wet- member of the U.S. Atomic Energy man has been charged in con- fare of • child. welfare of a child. U.S. Constitution written by programs, the foundation Commission, died Thursday of a • Anthony Lordi, 39, of 39 committee members Joel provides more than $16,000 in nection with a fire and burglary • Keith Thornton, 29, of 44E heart attack. He was 88. at a Red Bank furniture store. Ocean Blvd., Middletown, on Seltzer, an attorney from annual scholarships to New Smyth joined the Princeton fac- Sunset Ave., Red Bank, on charges of burglary and theft of Linden, and Donald Skemer of Jersey law students. David L. Coleman, 42, of 700 charges of aggravated sexual i ulty in 1924 as a physics Instruc- Navesink River Road, Mid- tor, becoming a full professor in dletown, has been indicted by a Man gets 5 years in hitchhiker case 1936. From 1943 to 1946, he Monmouth County grand jury served as consultant to the on charges of aggravated arson, REEHOLD — A former night." Manhattan Engineer District, arson, two counts of burglary, Want to Know a Secret? Middlesex County correc- During his trial, the officer which produced the atomic bomb, and criminal mischief. Ftions officer was sentenced had denied soliciting favors at the metallurgical laboratory at The charges stem from an to five years in prison yester- from the woman, and said it the University of Chicago. In April 3 fire at Used Furniture You're Something Special! day for three offenses charging was she who was un- 1944, Smyth wrote "Atomic Center of Red Bank. The fire him with using his position to cooperative with him when he Energy for Military Purposes," did more than (60,000 in dam- solicit favors from a female picked her up in Howell. the report on the atomic bomb. age. hitchhiker. Earlier yesterday, the judge He served on the Atomic Energy Also indicted recently by • Shortly before Handy Mer- had dismissed motions for Commission from 1949 to 1964, county grand jury on the fol- Reformed Church of Tinton Fall*. riman, 30, Jackson, was either a new trial or a judgment and in 1961 was appointed by lowing charges were: • sentenced by Superior Court of acquittal based on the testi- President Kennedy as the United . • Fred SteUingwerf, 39, of Judge John P. Arnone his wife States' representative to the In- Wells Drive, Building 64, Apt. Family Worship 10 a.m. called the proceeding a miscar- mony and the jury's apparent ternational Atomic Energy Agen- interpretation of it. 14, Parliii, on a charge of OdtH 11 ~ 1140***. riage of justice and ieft the cy with the rank of ambassador. assault by auto in *fff"«'T*" Adult courtroom. The jury in July found Mer- Smyth held the post until 1970. He 11:9ft- 1* noon Mem man, before he was riman guilty of official miscon- retired from the Princeton faculty • Rodney G. Randolph! 33,48 Church School 11-12 noon sentenced, asked that I'e be duct, criminal restraint and in 1966. Avenue A, Freehold, and criminal coercion. Eugene Randolph, age un- allowed to be with his mother, REV. FREDERICK MOLD SH. Arnone, at the request of known, of the same address, on whom he said is ill with cancer, a charge of possession of co- "in her final days." defense attorney James Ad- CARMELA — Mo* ACIMMMX. apa W of caine, o And, his voice breaking, he donizio, stayed the sentence EMOMOM1 on (tymnClr 12. ISM Funvd Monday. SwM» 16 at •:*> AM from «a • Anthony Campanella, 40, 62 Haw* Awe., Tlnton Falls said he couldn't "believe this is until Tuesday, giving the at- Oamano Funaut Horn*, coraar o< Ttirt and of RD 3 Box 36, Route 9, happening. 1 gave a true ac- torney time to file a request for Fraowm Aiianuaa. Long svanoti. MamaM Woodtana Camataiy. Ooaanpon Fnanat may Howell, on charges of sexual count of what happened that an appeal. can at to* Funatal Horn*. 7-9PM assault, criminal sexual con- 747-1285 aod ? * wo ' 9PM on Sunday NEW JERSEY 8ATUR0AT. SEPTEMBER 13.1966 SA

THE STATE • New Jerseyans could save $143.3 million ' PSE&G asks for 11 % rate cut NEWARK, NJ. (AP) — State regulators said PSEAG's cuts are too modest. The request is A customer's bill is divided into the base rate yesterday they are reviewing a request by based on the utility's projected price of natural and the charge reflecting the gas price. Public Service Electric and Gas Co. to reduce gas for next year and adjustments from last "Ever if PSE&G got everything they're its natural gas rates by $143 3 million, which year's projection. requesting, there would still be an overall would mean an average 11 percent drop In this Under PSEAG's proposal, the bill of a decrease this winter larger than anything in 20 winter's heating bills. residential heating customer using 200 therms years," Dawson said. The request by the state's largest utility to of gas a month would drop from $136.10 to He said that there is also the possibility that lower rates for the fourth straight year $120.55, a decrease of $16.66 or 11.4 percent. the BPU could vote down PSE&G's request for reflects the steady decline in the price of If approved by the BPU, the reduction would a base rate increase and instead lower those natural gas, a P8E*G spokesman said. take effect Oct. 31. rates along with the gas-price rates. Officials at the state Board of Public Utilities Dawson said that the rate reductions msy be said that there may be more good news for offset somewhat if the BPU approves all or Edward Anderson, a PSE&G spokesman consumers by the time the board decides on the part of PSEAG's request to raise base gas rates said, "It's all up to the BPU to decide this. They request in October. $28.6 million. . . might change the figures." "We'll be looking at it to see if the cut in rates The base rate primarily reflects operating can be even deeper," said George Dawson, s costs, maintenance and capital investments, A nationwide glut of natural gas and BPU spokesman. and only partially reflects the cost of whole- competition from lower-priced oil has gener- He said it was too early to say whether sale natural gas. ally pushed gas prices down, he said.

ASSOCIATED PBESS Judge a wards Awaiting the big night Pictured backstage at the Miss America Pageant in Marcos' estate Atlantic City are preliminary winners after the second night of competition Thursday. From left are Tamara Tungate, Miss Missouri; Juiianne Smith. Miss Virginia. to Philippines KeNye Cash. Miss Tennessee; and Staphany Samone. Miss Texas. The pageant win be held tonight in Atlantic TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A judge convinced that deposed Philippines President Ferdinand City. E. Marcos looted his country's treasury to acquire overseas holdings gave the Philippines government title yesterday to a $1 million Wife charged in husband's death plot estate and $480,000 in bank accounts. APE MAY COURT HOUSE near Cape Canaveral, Wells Superior Court Judge Paul G. Levy's order is (AP) — A former Cape said. the first final judgment in this country on May County woman was efforts by the Philippines government of C Mrs. Derby flew back New President Cofazon C. Aquino to regain assets arrested yesterday after she Jersey, where she met at a Marcos allegedly acquired illegally, lawyers gave a down payment on a Middle Township motel with contract to have her husband said. the undercover FBI agent pos- "They were caught red-handed in New killed for his insurance, a ing as a contract killer and prosecutor said. Jersey," said Morton Stavis, president of the with a proseutor's officer who Center for Const it utional Rights in New York, Sandra Derby, 38, agreed to posed as a criminal associate. which the Aquino government hired to recover pay 110,000 from, insurance Wells said. proceeds to an undercover FB! properties linked to Marcos. agent who posed as a hitman, She was arrested after giving Representatives of Marcos never answered said Pint Assistant Prosecutor the FBI agent a down payment the charges contained in legal papers served on Bob Wells. of Jewelry and her insurance them, and did not appear at court hearings held after the lawsuit was filed in March.. Mrs. Derby wanted her 32- policy, he said. year-old husband, Kevin, who Mrs. Derby was charged with "There's no one in opposition. It amounts to is in the U £ Coast Guard, billed conspiracy U> commit murder a default," Levy said. because she didn't love him and was being held in the Cape - At a 15-minute hearing, the judge declared and she wanted the insurance May County Correctional that the pre-Revolutionary War mansion on a proceeds so she could start Center. 1314-acre wooded tract in Lawrence Township was the rightful property of the Philippines. over with a boyfriend, Wells "Her original feelers were said. One of Marcos' two daughters used the estate put out while she was still in when she attended Princeton University in the Derby was transferred last Cape May, and the FBI got 1970s. month to a Coast Guard station involved when she moved to The mansion recently was discovered to In Florida, and he and his wife Florida a few weeks ago," have been mysteriously stripped of most of its were living in Kcxk ledge, Pla., Wells said. furnishings, including crystal chandeliers and paintings. The judge ruled similarly in handing over the Teen sentenced in boardwalk killing remaining contents of the home and a total of about $480,000 held in several bank accounts APE MAY COURT HOUSE year-old Joachim Lugassy of by Marcos' associates. (AP) — A 17-year-old Montreal on July 22, Wells "There is hard evidence to demonstrate that Cboy, who admitted fatally said. the property in Lawrence Township and the stabbing a Canadian teen-ager Dyer said he and Lugassy money . . . came directly from the Philippine on WKdwood's Boardwalk in had had about1 six encounters government and that the funds and property July, was sentenced yesterday since early June and- that rightfully belong to the Philippine govern- to an Indeterminate term of up Lugassy had hit him three or ment," Levy said. to 16 years in prison, the four times. The judge said sworn statements by Marcos' prosecutor's office said. The stabbing followed an ASSOCIATED PRESS • associates and financial transactions showed Kevin Dyer of North Wild- altercation over a Boardwalk MARCOS LOSES ESTATE — This estate in Lawrence Township, owned by former Philippine that large sums of government funds and wood entered a guilty plea on game of chance in which a President Ferdinand Marcos, was awarded to the Philippine government yesterday by a New employees were used to buy and maintain the Aug. 13 to a charge Of ag- friend of Lugassy's tried to Jersey judge. estate. gravated manslaughter after cheat by changing his bet and waiving his juvenile status and was banned from playing, agreeing to be tried as an adult, Wells said. said Cape May County First The prosecutor's office re- Assistant Prosecutor Bob commended Dyer, who was to Officials say major oil spill Wells. begin his senior year of high In his plea before Superior school, be sentenced to 16 Court Judge James A. O'Neill. years at the YardviUe Youth Dyer admitted stabbing 18- Correctional Center. «ffeets

By MARV HEUN GILUSP1E finery, were caused when the both attributed the success of the Yugo drops suit against Toyota vessels hit bottom, Pimental said. operation to good weather con- .AssodatM) Press Cargo vessels follow a narrow ditions, the light grade of the oil • BPPER SADDLE RIVER spokesman, declined to channel, about 40 feet deep, as and steady winds. I (AP) — Yugo America Inc. elaborate, on the company's GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. — they make their way up the river Lighter oil, while it spreads Ulua dropped a federal decision to drop the lawsuit, The third major oil spill on the from Delaware to Pennsylvania more quickly than thicker grades, multimillion-dollar suit that which alleged that Toyota's Delaware River in less than a year and southern New Jersey ports, he is easier to vacuum up and also alleged Toyota's U.S. sales U.S. sales network intimidated has caused relatively little damage said evaporates more quickly. ' network threatened dealers two Toyota dealers in Cali- to natural resources and wildlife, "We had the opportunity for a fornia who wanted to sell the The river bed rises just outside who signed up to sell the low- authorities said yesteray. the channel near Marcus Hook. In bad spill, but it didn't happen," priced Yugoslavian-made cars. Yugo. The effects of Wednesday's ac- Petty Officer Randy Midgett said. The lawsuit alleged that very low tide, that section of the Yugo, based here, said its cident that poured 264,000 gallons river is only 16 feet deep, he said. The New Jersey riverfront and March 18 lawsuit in VS. Dis- McCurry told the dealers their of light crude oil into the river franchises could be revoked "What happens is the vessels its wildlife sustained minimal trict Court in Los Angeles was south of Philadelphia seem to be get out of the channel and touch damage, said Loretta O'Donnell, a based on information that later and car shipments interfered less severe than damage from the with if they added the $3,990 bottom," Pimental said. spokeswoman for the state De- proved to be unfounded. previous spills, said Ann Hay ward i Recovery operations were partment of Environmental Yugo said Thursday it had Yugo* to their lines. Walker of the National Oceanic The suit also charged that progressing at an extraordinary Protection. agreed to pay Toyota (35,000 and Atmospheric Administration. pace, said Mobil spokeswoman "There was no major impact oil to defray legal fees and ex- the defendants interfered with "The environment has cooper- laws governing car dealerships Gail Jamin. the Jersey side except around the penses incurred in defending ated," she said. "It's unusual that you would get the case against Toyota Motor and violated the federal Walker, an environmental plan- dock where the spill occurred. Our Racketeer Influenced and Cor- this much oil this quickly," she Jersey beaches made out OK," Sales USA Inc. of Torrance, ner, was part of a federal scien- said. "Things have just been work- Calif.; a subsidiary, Toyota rupt Organizations Act. tific support team helping Coast O'Donnell said. " Not At Prown's! Yugo had sought an injunc- ing very well." Some oil washed up along the Most window shades orders Motor Distributors Inc.; and Guard personnel assess damage. Jamin and Coast Guard officials ready in on* hour or toss-up to Bob MoCurry. one of the auto- tion barring the defendants The tanker Viking Osprey, industrial shoreline. 72 inches wide in stock, hug* maker's senior vice presidents. from continuing the alleged which is registered in Singapore, selection to choose from. William E. Prior, Yugo's practice. was docking at the Mobil Oil Corp. president, said he had sent a Toyota denied the allega- refinery at the Gibbstown- Prices personal, written apology to tions by Yugo, which started Paulsboro line when workers Starting a Toyota and McCurry. selling its cars in the United noticed the leak Wednesday after- DISCOUNT Bring your rollers and save. Plain States last fail. or decorated bottom, colors, Jonas Halperin. a Yugo noon. room darkening, cloth and plastic The vessel, which Mobil char- shades. tered, was carrying 667,839 bar- Manhattan College president resigns rels or almost 23.9 million gallons BROKERAGE SERVICE of oil. EW YORK (AP) — the presidency by the board of Divers discovered an 18-inch- "Another way to save at Shadow Lawn" Brother J. Stephen trustees. He was elected to a long gash in the vessel's central • Stocks • Bonds • Options Sullivan, president of third four-year term in 1986. storage tank yesterday, Coast • Government Securities • Margin Accounts Mtwhstt»N " College since 1976, During his tenure, Manhat- Guard spokesman Bruce Pimental announced yesterdatd y that he tan instituted programs in said. The cause of the hole, which • Mutual Funds • IRA & Keogh Accounts intends to resign his pust at the computer science, robotics, was about an half-inch wide, was Call 1-201-222-1100 end of the current school year. biotechnology, professional under investigation, he said. Sullivan. 66, will take a short ethics, teaching and rehabili- The spill was the third in the toll free in New Jersey HOURS: Mon.-S*t. 8-9:30 leave and then go to work in tation of the handicapped and Delaware River within a year. 1-800-624O389 Fn «• » P M other, as yet undetermined a master's degree in business Last October, the Panamanian areas of higher education, ac- administration. tanker Grand Eagle ran aground cording to spokesman Lydia The school was emerging and lost more than 660,000 barrels Area? from fiscal difficulties when of light crude oU. In March, the Shadow ^ SulUvan served in various Sullivan took over. It has since opened a new research and Intermar Alliance lost 126,000 jtibDiidstrative capacities at barrels of crude. 'rouivfe frf-»^"t center, a gym and a 12 tr**« S!.. Red lass '' the school in the Bronx for 12 dormitory. Both spills, which occurred near Securities Inc. years before he was elected to Marcus Hook, Pa., about 10 miles • 600 Broadway Long Branch, N J. 741-7500 downriver from the Mobil re- NATION 'VORLD SAT1MDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.1986 DIGEST Terrorists kidnap American

ByfllMASAUMEH napped at 6:46 a.m. at the entrance to his Lebanon's Syrian-occupied Bekaa Valley. apartment building on the campus, which Hezbollah, >a -fundamentalist Shiite Moslem Associated Press stretches over a wooded hillside above the faction, espouses the teachings of Iran's Mediterranean Sea. revolutionary patriarch, Ayatollah Ruhollah BEIRUT, Lebanon — Four kidnappers am- University sources said the tall, robust Khomeini. bushed and pistol-whipped an American ac- Cicippio, who was born and grew up in the Cicippio's abduction increased ID 18 the countant yesterday on the American Univer- Norristown area of Pennsylvania, became a number of foreigners now missing in Lebanon. sity of Beirut campus, shoved him in the trunk Moslem convert last year before marrying 26- They are six Americans, seven Frenchmen, two of their car and sped away, police said. ' year-old Ilham Ghandour, a Lebanese. Britons, one Italian, a South Korean and an The kidnapping of Joseph James Cicippio Mrs. Cicippio, a secretary at the U.S. Irishman. was the second gunpoint abduction of a U.S. Embassy in Christian east Beirut's Aukar Fewer than 30 Americans are believed to citizen this week in the mostly Moslem western suburb, had left for work 30 minutes before remain in west Beirut since the latest exodus sector of the capital. Like Prank Herbert Reed, her husband's abduction. or foreigners following the April IB air raids 53, the American educator seized on Tuesday, Reed, born in Maiden, Mass., converted to on Libya. Cicippio had converted to Islam. Islam to marry Syrian-born Fahima Dalati. The US. Embassy says 464 U.S. citizens No group immediately claimed responsibility The Christian-controlled Voice of Lebanon have registered with its consular office as for Cicippio's kidnapping. radio station on Friday said-Hezbollah, or living in both sectors of Beirut have registered, A university statement identified Cicippio, Party of God, was responsible for Reed's but many of them are Lebanese with dual whose 66th birthday is today, as the univer- abduction. It said Reed's kidnappers smuggled citizenship. sity's acting controller. It said he wss kid- him last Wednesday to Baalbek in east '-Wall' Street rallies after early drop The aftershocks of Thursday's By JAMES F. PHIZ selloff continued overnight in Associated Press Japan, where the Tokyo Stock Exchange suffered the worst one- , NEW YORK —The stock market day drop in its history in response plunged again in volatile trading to the Wall Street skid. yesterday in the wake of its worst The 226-share Nikkei stock av- one-day drubbing in history, a erage fell 460.73 points; at skid.. that sent shock waves 18,100.72 in yesterday's session , through markets worldwide and surpassing the previous record ASSOCIATED posed a major test for Wall Street. 346.46-point drop of April 16, Stocks rebounded from other 1985. That drop represented 2.6 . AFTERMATH — Record rainfalls and flooding washed out part percent of the average's value. of Maple Island Road qn the Muskegon and Newyago county line severe declines this year, but analysts said investors' willing- Prices also' were down sharply in Michigan yesterday. ness to bid prices higher this time in mid-day trading on European could be seriously challenged fol- stock markets. lowing Thursday's nosedive, in On Thursday, the Toronto Stock Michigan floods force evacuations which the Dow Jones industrial Exchange composite index of 300 stocks fell 75.23 points to 3,020.90 ENTWATER, Mich. (AP) The rain ended early yester- average plunged a record 86.81 points to 1,792.89. — a 2.43 percent drop — in its — Floodwaters surged day, and no rain was expected fifth-worst decline ever, and the through lower Michigan at least until Monday, said Prices fell sharply again yester- P day, but losses moderated. The biggest plunge since March 17, yesterday after three days of John Hughes, a National 1980. torrential rains that killed four Weather Service meteorologist. Dow industrial average, down as people, injured at least 20 and much as 46 points at one time, In the United States the stock The concrete Childsdale Dam and bond markets both were destroyed three dams, forcing south of Rockford' in Kent closed down 34.17 to 1,768.72. more than 1,300 residents to Bund prices were mixed to slightly crushed by waves of selling County collapsed at 2:15 a.m. Thursday. Prices of some long- flee. yesterday, sending lower. Thursday's drop extended far term Treasury bonds tumbled 130 The storms dumped up to 13 floodwaters down the Rogue for each 11,000 in face value. inches of rain, causing millions River toward the village of beyond the narrow range of stocks of dollars in damage,, Belmont, said Kent County in the industrial average. The "It was constant, persistent, authorities said. Sheriffs Sgt. Clifford Atwood. Wilshire Associates' 6,000 Equity unrelenting selling all day long," Index, the market value of 6,000 said Alfred E. Goldman, vice New York Stock Exchange, Ameri- president of the investment firm ASSOCIATED PRESS House OKs Senate sanctions bill can exchange and over-the- A.G. Edwards A Sons Inc. in St. COMEBACK — The stock- market picked up early yesterday where counter issues, was off $110,826 Louis. it had left off the day before by dropping 46 points in the first hour ASHINGTON (AP) — end .regular airline service be- billion or 4.43 percent from The selling also produced Wall of trading. However, it rallied and closed for the day 34 points down The House, in a tween the two countries. Wednesday. Street's busiest day ever. from Thursday. Wbipartisan challenge to "The president just feels President Reagan, voted that strongly on ft that, in my 308-77 yesterday to accept a opinion, he will veto it," White Senate package of strong econ- House spokesman Larry omic sanctions against South Speakes told reporters. "... Court orders Aquino murders retrial Africa's white minority gov- ernment that Reagan is almost We do oppose this legislation certain to veto. and I am sure the president's By STEVE Le WINE the opposition against Marcos. authoritarian regime...': Now that the light Is advisers would' recommend Aquino was under military escort when he The bill being sent to the Associated Press emerging, the Supreme Court faces the task of veto. If the president vetoes it, was shot shortly after stepping off the plane. restoring public- faith and confidence in the White House would, among 1 other steps, ban new U.S. in- which I'm confident. he will, Moments later, soldiers fatally shot Rolando courts," the court said. MANILA, Philippines — The Supreme Court Galman, who Marcos alleged was a Communist vestments and bank loah»«in then we will work to see the Aquino has long blamed Marcos for the president's veto sustained . ... yesterday voided the acquittal of 26 men in the responsible for Aquino's death. South Africa, clamp down on slaying of Behigno Aquino, ruling that ousted Following a 10-month trial, a court in death of her husband. mineral and food imports and President Ferdinand E. Marcos had rigged the December acquitted the 26 defendants — a Presidential spokesman Joker Arroyo said in proceedings. civilian and 26 military men, including Gen. a statement the Aquino goverment was "com- LaRouche ordered to reveal income The decision clears the .way for a new trial. Fabian Ver, then chief of the armed forces. mitted to respect the independence of the "The court 's constrained to declare the Judges and prosecutors "could not cope with. judiciary and so let the Judicial process take its LEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — questions about who pays his sham trial a mock trial, the non-trial of the the misuse and abuse of the overwhelming course." A federal judge yesterday personal bills in an effort to century, and that the predetermined judgment powers of the authoritarian president to AntonioCoronel, an attorney for Ver, said he ordered political extremist collect on a $202,000 judgment of acquittal was unlawful and void ab initio weaken the case of the prosecution, to sup- expected the ruling but disagreed with it. A (from the start)," the courtrsaloThT r-2 Lyndon LaRouche to reveal won' against LaRouche last press its evidence, harass, intimidate and "The state-forfeits its right to run after an "who pays for the pork chop" year in a civil suit. opinion. threaten its witnesses, secure their recantation accused for the second time," said Coronel, and the rest of his food, LaRouche contends he is Aquino, the husband Of President Corazon or prevent them from testifying," the court referring to the constitutional guarantee that shelter, clothing and similar penniless, has had no income in Aquino, was killed Aug. 21, 1983, as he said in its 60-page opinion. a defendant cannot be tried twice for the same expenses of daily life. more than 10 years, and cannot returned from exile in the United States to lead "There has been the long dark night of an offense. U.S. District Judge Claude M. pay the judgment. He main- Hilton upheld a magistrate's tains he does not know who ruling that LaRouche must pays his expenses, including answer questions about his those for the food he eats and Iranian missile kills 21 personal finances, and upheld the 11.3 million estate where fines of $2,000 plus $200 a day he lives in Loudoun County, BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Iran tions in retaliation for the Bak- SEAMAN CONSTRUCTION since Aug. 29 until he provides Va. And he contends the cor- fired a long-range missile into htaran raids. It said the installa- those answers. porations and organizations central Baghdad yesterday, say- tions, about 30 miles from Kirkuk, Home Improvement, Skiing & Roofing Lawyers for NBC are seeking associated with him won't tell ing its target was the secret police north of Baghdad, were set afire. to compel LaRouche to answer him if they pay those bills. headquarters in the capital. In- Iraq denied attacking Iranian 872-2815 stead, the rocket fell in a densely residential areas. The Iraqi News populated, low-income area. Agency quoted a military spokes- REPLACEMENT Weinberger hits hate groups Iraq's military command said 21 man as saying Iran was trying to FALL WINDOWS SCREENED civilians were killed and 81 were Justify the missile attack on Bagh- ASHINGTON (AP) — "Military personnel, duty wounded. dad and an artillery attack Friday Defense Secretary bound to uphold the Constitu- The missile landed about 1:26 against Basra, Iraq. SIDING WCaspar W. Weinberger, tion, must reject participation a.m., just over a mile away from "The Iraqi forces so far have in such organizations," he said. asserting that participation in headquarters of the secret police refrained from hitting civilian SPECIAL the activities of groups like the The secretary's directive, and security forces. The Irsqi areas," said one communique, Ku Klux Klan is simply incom- distributed on a priority basis read by an unnamed spokesman. patible with military service, to all J)efense Department in- source said 12 houses were de- has ordered a new crackdown stallations on Sept. 8, was stroyed and 17 damaged. by commanders around the released to reporters yester- Reporters who visited the area world. day. yesterday morning saw several "I strongly encourage com- It follows an internal review two-story houses where facades, manders at every level to of Pentagon poliies this sum- balconies and some walls had been ensure that, all personnel fully mer that was prompted by ripped blown out. In the after- LEARN TO appreciate their responsibility reports that members of the noon, Iraqi officials escorted to their comrades and to the Marine Corps in North Carolina foreign diplomats and reporters to nation to uphold and advance had been seen participating in the area, and the worst-hit build- SCUBA DIVE the principle of individual the activities of the Con- ings had been bulldozed flat. equality," Weinberger wrote in federate Knights of the Ku Saad Naji, a man in his 30s, said NEXT COURSE STARTS a new directive. Klux Klan. he was about to go to sleep when the missile struck. "Thank God, none of my seven children was OCTOBER 6 Producer prices, retail sales rise injured. Although I was still up, (IN OUR HEATED the horrific sound and subsequent INDOOR POOL) 0.8 percent in August, the echo shook me," he told reporters, Associated Press government said. outside his two-story house, The Labor Department's re- which had lost its facade. tock prices steadied at port on wholesale prices in- Iran's official Islamic Republic mid-day yesterday, and dicated that a hefty increase on News Agency, monitored in food prices during August, the Nicosia, Cyprus, said that after Sthe government released third in four months, more reports • showing increases in the attack on Baghdad, Iraqi wholesale prices and retail than offset a small drop in planes bombed residential areas in sales last month, two signs of a gasoline prices. Meat and egg Karande Gharb, Mian-Mill and potential economic upturn that prices posted substantial gains. Sare-Pol-Zahsb in Iran's western had sparked record plunges in Wholesale prices for the first Bakhtaran province. IRNA said 12 (he financial markets. eight months of the year, de- people were killed, 21 injured and Sport Center spite the August rise, have dozens of houses were destroyed. Wholesale prices jumped 0.3 fallen at an annual rate of 5 Later; IRNA quoted an Iranian Hwy. 36, E. Keansburg percent and retail sales rose percent. Dosil's war communique as saying Ira- nian iet* bombed Iraqi oil installa- 787-0508 IY. SEPTEMBER 13.1986 The Register 7A LIVING

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In Dear Ann Landers: One or the Rebate $13 cash, $3 food. 787 lege, Lakewood, NJ. General ad- this day and age it seems dumb to Shore Point Inn, 2nd floor, llazlet, 3652/787-9138. mission $2.50 Sponsored by The things I like about yon is that (Every Sunday) 8pm. Admission Georgian Court College Alumni statistics Area IMS 114. have people dying because they yon admit It when yoa are Association. Health * Harnan Services and could not say no to alcohol or wrong. A while back yoa told a I is. 1M2 FBI files. simply ask for a ride home. I woman who worked for an -SATURDAY ALCOHOL 18 INVOLVED IN: suggest that people look to their answering service It wouldn't Missing and exploited Childrens • 66 percent of fatal accidents community for Safe Rides or the hart to take a few extra minutes SEPTEMBER 12 a 13 Commission of Union Beach, flea OCTOBER U—SATURDAY Ride for Life program. and listen to the sad stories International Food Festival and • 70 percent of all murders FRIDAY *SATUB1>AY market. Sept. 20, 1986. Stone Rd. • 41 percent of assaults If one of these programs does people tell when they can't get J 16th Shrewsbury Corners An- Field, Union Beach, 9-4. Tables outdoor flea market, at Mater Dei their party. ("It could be thera- High School. Middletown Oct. 18. • 63 percent of fire deaths not exist in your community, tiques Show and Sale, Christ •10, spaces $7. For info or reser- please contact the Explorer Scouts peutic," you said.) Well, dear, It Church and Presbyterian Church, vations call 888-0182 or 264-0001. Sell your food, crafts and treasur- • 60 percent of rapes es. Call 671-6502 or 496-0866. • 60 percent of sex crimes against (part of Boy Scouts of America) also eoald cost the operator her Sycamore Ave. A Ht. 35. Lun- children and start one. Job. No way can that workload cheon Fri. 11-9, Sat. 10-4. Dona- Although the statistics related be handled If you are going to tion S3. Call 747-3557. SEPTEMBER 17—SATURDAY • 60 percent of child abuse listen to people's troubles. Middletown Parka & Recreation Llberace at Radio City Music Hall • 66 percent of fights and assaults to teenage drinking and driving 30th annual adult art show, 1 day Lunch at China Peace, Orchestra in homes have gone down considerably only,' outdoors at Croydoh Hall, seats $48. Bus leaves St. Msry'« • 37 percent of suicide* . : since the start.of M.A.D.D. end . Voa have no idea what It's like, SEPTEMBER 13-SATUBDAY 10am to 4pm. Cash prizes to pro- New Monmouth 10:30 a.m. Call • 66 percent of all arrests S.A.D.D., our goal is to look to a to work a busy service or you Ocean Grove flea market. Come fessionals, trophies to amateurs. 787-3652 or 787-9138. • 36 percent of pedestrian acci- time when these organizations are never would have suggested early, spend the day on the beach Senior Citizens display. People's dents not needed. — S.A.D.D. IN CON- such a dumb thing. — OLD TIME a boardwalk. Grandmother choice award. For info call 291- • 22 percent of home accidents TRA COSTA, CAUF. OPERATOR Awards!! Oldest, most attractive, 5440. OCTOBER M-SUMDAY • 46 percent of drownings Dear Contra Costa: Thanks for a most talented, most grandchil- A trip to Atlantic City on Sunday Dear Op: How many lashes with dren!! Rain date September 20th. • 60 percent of skiing accidents valuable contribution. The only Oct. 19 to The Trump Castle Casi- • More admissions to mental hos- statistic that I suspect is incorrect a wet noodle? Six or 12? Enough The Community YMCA craft no. It costs $20 and that includes pitals than any other cause. is the 66 percent figure relating to people have written to say I was Organization of Jr. Bowlers, age show, 166 Maple Ave., Red Bank. transportation, $12 in coins, $6 off base so that I'm ready to admit 8-16 to bowl Saturday mornings But this does not begin to tell of the assaults and fights in homes. Indoors 10am.-3pm. 50 plus craft- food coupon, $6 deferred coupon the deaths from drinking and it. at Harmony Bowl. For info call ers, refreshments. Call 741-2504 for Nov.; $7.60 for Dec. It includ- 671-2100 /or more info. es snacks and drinks on the bus. It's for the benefit of Terry Sav- age. The bus will leave from Bay- SATURDAY PRIME TIME SEPTEMBER 14—SUNDAY shore Recreation Center at SHORE BALLET, NUTCRACKER SEPTEMBER 28—SUNDAY 1:30pm. and return at 11pm. For 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 1 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 -auditions December performances AnnuaJ giant flea market, spon- information call 787.1880: , at Paramount and Strand The- sored by Middletown Kiwanas. O Newt Mow. "Raging Bur ater's with-New Jersey-State-Or- Foodtown shopping center, Rt. 36. chealra. Children 6-12, lpm.; Middletown. Call Pat at 787-1835 n ByCBil l ttfiis and adults 2:30pm.; ad- for reservations. HARRAH'S MARINA SHOW (Ev- SI vanced-professional dancers 4pm. erly Bros.) Plus $7 back. Cost $12. 9ToS Ted Knight Uovtfc'ThtPii •mar Of Zends' News Black New* at Monmouth School of Ballet, 25 From Middletown 4pm. 671-9147. Broad St.. Red Bank. Info call 842- OCTOBER 4—SATURDAY e aVIsssMSl NY. View* Wind. Of War 8404, Ocean County residents call Colts Neck P.T.O. sponsors out- o News ki Search ntctuvd Pryor Special Courtaau'»nadlscovery Wrestling 270-1110. door peddler's market at Atlantic NOVEMBER 1 A 2 Elementary School, Rts. 637 A 34. o SATURDAY A SUNDAY Jefferson* The Movies Movie "Four Feather*" INN News Dealers of antiques, crafts A new Mt. Vernon A Washington D.C. merchandise. Call 758-0947 or o South Street Seaport. Bus leaves .1125 covers bus. howl, all tips, Newton W America Wonderworks Mystery) "Burden Of Dream" St. Mary, New Monmouth 10am. 530-2969. guided tour of city, Kennedy Cen- o Cost $12. Call 787-3652/7879138. ter, Nat'l Shrine, Fords Theater A CD Star Gams* Movto: "Colossus: Thi Foe bin Project" Jack Van Impe Presents Capitol, Leave St. Mary, New OCTOBER 11—SATURDAY Monmouth 7am. Pat 787-3652 or © Collage Football: Illinois at Southern Cal - | Football SEPTEMBER IS—TUESDAY Fall flea market and craft show Rita 787-9138. Christ Church thrift shop, 100 sale outdoors Sim.'Spm. Bayshore Happening Wonder WrHeSonga PutUn'On lifestyle* Black Sheep Squadron Kings llwy , Middletown. Re- recreation center, Port Monmouth p opens Sept. 16, hours 10-1 I'm'. Rd. and Bray Ave., East Kerns- ESPN Score* College Footbal: Texas ASM at Louisiana State burg. Table space $10 per table. DECEMBER 7—SUNDAY Thur. Call 671-0550. Nutcracker at Lincoln Center $35, Call 787-1880 for reservations. In H(0 "6r*n*n*''Conl>d Movie: "Ghostbusters" Movie: "flambo" case or rain it will be held in- Bus leaves St. Mary'a New Mon- mouth Ham. Call 787-3652 or doors. USA 3* A Crowd Cover Story Movie: "Oevl Time* Five" Alfred Hitchcock Hour SEPTEMBER 19—FRIDAY 7879138. llruokdak- Community College TUC Movie: "Dai** MoviK "Stick" presents the Zoriingo Flamengo- dance, snug and .guitar of Spain. OCTOBER IS * It Radio City Christmas Show $35, SHOW Movie: "King Oavkl" Movie: "American Flyer*" Fri Sept. 19. 8pm. Hi or $7 at the 8ATURDAY A SUNDAY bus leasves St. Mary's New Mon- door. For licketsound info call 6th Annual Antiques Show A Sale, mouth lpm. Call 787-3652 or 787- MM Wrestling Bo x ing: From The Fofucn Rodeo: PRCA Pro Tour . 842-19001-A 315. 60 dealers. I la.m.-7p.m. on Sat., .9138. 2 ACADEMY AWAROtl Thus sks hi Tk* Baa***, l-ml.. ••BSBBBSBSBBP ROBERT De NIRO 130 PM Ml MTMfKI rBfjMJn r. 11:45 PM Tsskjkf• sm ft* alsMI Movie Timetable

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It- Jan It) - A ttatngerVwJd cate wtry ounce of your energy to its good day to tend to mundane affain 36 Judges successful completion A highly physi- around the home. Lend a helping hand 41 Food scraps cal individual, you would no doubt to younger family member*. 421 make a fine athlete - though team AQUARIUS (Jan. tt-Fak. IS) - Be sports may not bold the attraction for more demonstrative in showing your Mosce«H's Jumblc you that individual events do. Yoa be- affection* today and you should soor come restless quite easily, and it is find the companionship you seek. 47 THAT SCRAMBLE!) WORD OAME during periods of inactivity that you PISCES (Feb. It-Msraatt)- Many •IN* TltWM HW S«M0M. I are prone to deep depression. SI—la la U Righn to»M by HsnH AmoM and Bob Lac around you have cause for celebration 62 —Alter You have • great many talents, and today. 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"We were never remove the county office from the was unanimous, Chaiet said. Sakharov, the Soviet scientist, prepared for this." investigation was dismissed by Twelve votes would have been n.u»t remain in the Soviet Union While bringing no criminal Superior Court Judge Alvin Yale necessary to bring an indictment. . Mid the United States respectively charges against Whaley, the grand Milberg, who called the state and But the jury decided, he said. (o face trial. jury did decide the county should county offices "above reproach." that the shooting was a "police- • Reagan, at the outset of a talk to establish a uniform policy for the Plaintiffs in the suit were Irby's criminal confrontation, and elementary school principals, use of shotguns by police. No such mother, Clyde Houoway, and nothing more." •aid, "We are so relieved and policy exists, the Prosecutor's Of- Mary Best, a Freehold resident The state's law on the use of happy that Mr. Daniloff is out of fice said. and representative of the Justice deadly force was explained to the that 8-by-10-foot cell which he To that end, the office and Coalition. grand jury by Assistant was sharing with someone we representatives of the Monmouth •'I feel helpless that here we are Prosecutor Alton D. Kenney, who Oiink was an informant, and that County Police Chiefs Association living in a society where this can presented the case. he won't be subjected to four will develop a standard policy, happen," Best said yesterday. "I Kenney also explained the hours of interrogation every day." according u> Prosecutor John A. don't know what we will do. I criminal charges of murder, ag- j The exchange was described by Kaye. don't know if there is anything we gravated manslaughter and Shultz as an interim step toward The grand jury also was con- can do. manslaughter, said Kaye, and was gaining Daniloffs return to the cerned with the supervision and "We can't believe he was ex- read a U.S. Supreme Court de- United States as a free man and response of the Freehold Police onerated." cision on the use of deadly force. pledged the administration would Department the evening of the Tomorrow, the coalition is hold- That decision reads, in part, "continue to make every effort to shooting, and Hurlew and county ing a meeting outside the George I. "Where the officer has probable secure his prompt departure from ASSOCMTEO PRESS Chief of Detectives Frank R. Reed Community Center, at the cause to believe that the suspect the Soviet Union and safe return ACCUSED SPY — Accused Soviet spy Gennadiy Zakharov, right, is Licitra are to review those areas, end of Court Street. Members of poses a threat of serious physical home." Kaye said. the Rev. Jesse Jackson's Rainbow harm, either to the officer or to accompanied by an unidentified Soviet diplomat in New York Coalition are being asked to speak, others, it is not constitutionally "What has changed is his yesterday, after an exchange was arranged for the simultaneous Burlew said yesterday he and physical location," Shultz said. Licitra plan to meet next week. Randolph said. unreasonable to prevent escape by •'That's all." release of American reporter Nicholas Daniloff. . The grand jury, which includes Randolph consistently has using deadly force. . The 61-year-old Moscow cor- render his travel documents and to of U.S. government and private minority members, voted yester- called the shooting a "human "Thus, if the suspect threatens respondent for U.S. News & World check in with U.S. marshals every Americans had been invited to day morning after considering tragedy" rather than a racial the officer with a weapon or there Report left Moscow's Lefortovo day. attend, but it wasn't clear how three full days of testimony from •problem, and First Assistant is probable cause to believe that he Prisep. accompanied by his wife, Daniloff himself, enroute to the many would go. 32 experts and witnesses, result- Prosecutor Paul F. Chalet yester- has committed a crime involving Ruth, and U.S. charge d'affaires ing in a more-than-500-page day said he thought the shooting the Infliction or threatened inflic- U.S. Embassy, told reporters, "I'm During his White House appear- never was a racial issue. Richard Combs, after 13 days in not a free man, but I'm changing ance, Shultz said that in making grand jury transcript. tion of serious physical harm, captivity. Still, said black leader Ran- He called the grand jury a good deadly force may be used if one hotel for a better hotel." the deal to let both Daniloff and necessary to prevent escape, and Zakharov, a Soviet employee of The arrangement for Daniloffs Zakharov out of prison, "the .Unit- dolph, Freehold's blacks "knew grand jury and said some of its 23 the United Nations who was ar- from the start that the investiga- members ire* minorities. If, where feasible, some warning - release did clear the way for a ed States government had has been given." rested by the FBI Aug. 23 in a New conference of prominent Soviets prominently in mind the well- tion was tainted." - Professional ethics forbid him York subway station and accused and Americans, set for next week being of Mr. Daniloff. We reel for The Justice Coalition has ac- of buying U.S. defense secrets for in Riga, the capital of Latvia. Mr. Daniloff." cused Kaye of conducting a biased his government, was released by A spokeswoman for former White House Chief of Staff investigation after members read order of a federal judge in New Donald T. Regan, asked whether in the local media that the York on condition that Daniloff United Nations Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, who is a member of the arrangement wasn't in fact a prosecutor knew Whaley, and also be released and on condition swap the United States had said it publicly referred to him as a good that Zakharov return for trial. the U.S. delegation to the con- ference sponsored by the would not undertake, told re- officer. Zakharov was ordered to remain Chautauqua Institution, said the porters the administration still The state attorney general's of- within 25 miles of U.N. head- group was tp leave for the Soviet contends, "One's a spy and the fice, however, reviewed the case quarters in New York, to sur- Union early Saturday. A number other's a hostage." and found no conflict. Striedl TIIK Continued from Page 1A O'Hare said.""Oiuy one officer Ci>lli 1IICII t UI Kc*4

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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1311966 CBA rips Middletown South in soccer opener LINCBOFT — Christian Brothers Midd. North 4, Marlboro 0 Tommy Boy kin added the other goals for Long Branch, while goalie Santonio San- player into the net, giving St. Rose (1-0) Academy opened its season with a 2-0 MIDDLETOWN — Joe Kelly and Bob Neptune. tos came up with 21 saves. the victory. victory over visiting Middletown South Napoli scored goals for North, and "B" North • "B" Nortt Shore Beg. 7, I in an "A" North soccer contest yester- assisted on a third in the season opener Bed Bank Beg. 1, Monauwth Beg. 1 Freehold Townahlp S, St. John*. 0 WEST LONG BRANCH — Mike Shatto day. for both teams. TINTON FALLS — Bed Bank Re- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Nick Geraci and George Cantaffa were a virtual two- Steve Raffellini scored on a penalty Chris Carvalho scored on a penalty gional's Tom Nelson and Monmouth had* two goals and an assist and Marc man show for the Blue Devils in their kick, seven minutes into the third period, kick and Mike Cinque added the other Regional's Allen Merril traded goals as Rich added a goal and an assist as season-opening triumph last night. for all CBA needed. Chris Maltese added goal for the winners. the teams battled to a tie in the season Freehold Township shut out St. John Shatto scored three goals, with Cantaf- a header goal at 11:30 of the third. opener for both squads. Vianney in the first game of the year for fa providing the assist each time. Cantaf- Neptune 4, HoweU 0 E.B.C. 2, Long Branch 1 both teams. fa scored a pair of goals, including an Sophomore Mike Dumphey posted four NEPTUNE — Four Scarlet Fliers unassisted tally at 16:06 of the first saves in goal for CBA. Sean Brown was LONG BRANCH — BUI Walsh and Rich "C" Division scored in the season opener for both Wrightson each scored as Red Bank St. Rose S, Burnion-FH t period that put Shore ahead for good. the keeper for Middletown South. teams. Catholic (1-0) beat Long Branch (0-1). RIIMSON — Frank Firrito's fourth Other Shore goals were provided by "A" North Mike Radwanski, David Durkac and Paul Chiato scored the lone goal for period shot on goal bounced off a Rumson Larry Shapiro and Mark Wolf. Strange shares Bosox lead in Boston blast BUTTON, Mass. (AP) — Curtis Strange, working on his third million dollars on the PGA Tour, Golf Yanks and Mark O'Meara, a new golf millionaire, charged from behind NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Buck- as others faded yesterday for a Claar, a former Rhode Island ner hit two home runs for the share of the lead after two rounds Open champion (satellite tour) second straight night and drove in of the 1460,000 Bank of Boston bidding for his first victory as a four runs, rallying the Boston Red Classic. rookie on the PGA Tour, and Sox to a 7-2 victory last night Strange shot 6-under-par 65 Grady, winding up a frustrating over the New York Yankees. and O'Meara 67 for 36-hole scores year which has included three The Red Sox, who have won 12 of 138, just four under par, at the disqualifications, held a two- or their last 13 games, trailed 2-0 7,110-yard Pleasant Valley Coun- stroke lead after 66s In the first when Buckner hit a two-run try Club course. round. homer in the fourth inning. Buck- —Strange and O'Mcara, who -—LPGA Safeco ner hit the game-winner, a two- played most of the second round KENT, Wash. — Jan Stevenson out solo homer in the sixth Inning, sunshine after a light mist in shot a 6-under-par 67 yesterday giving him five home runs in the early afternoon, moved into a — including ' an eagle on the hut three games and a career high one-stroke lead in a bid for first second hole — to take a 2-stroke 17 for the season. Buckner had 16 prize off 81,000. lead after two rounds of the home runs last year and in 1983 Australian Wayne Grady, Curt (200,000 Safeco Classic LPGA with the Chicago Cubs. Byrum, Mark Calcavecchia and tournament. Bruce Hurst, 11-7, won for the Wayne Levi were all tied at 139. Stevenson had an eagle, three fourth time in his last five starts, Deadlocked Just another stroke birdies and no bogeys during her scattering II hits and giving up back were Brian Claar, Bobby round to take the lead over Beth single runs to the Yankees in the Wadkins, Bobby Clampett, D.A. Daniel. Stevenson's 136 total was first and third innings. Weibring, Bill Glasson, Robert eight under for 36 holes on the Dave Winfield drove in both Lohr, Antonio Cerda and Blaine Meridian Valley Country Club Yankee runs, and Willie Randolph Rolling along THE REOISTER/8TAFF PHOTO McCallister. course. scored in each inning. Winfield hit The cut for the final, 36 holes Daniel, also shooting a 67, was A group of comprtHora ttrive for position race will take place tomorrow, beginning a sacrifice fly in the first and an was made at 145. Ray Floyd, the at 138, with first-round leader during the bicycle compwMMon in laat year's $ «.m., at Savon Presidents' Oceanf rantP >araV RBI-single in the third. 1077 Pleasant Valley winner and Kris Monaghan an* Robind Sprint i natnton in Long branch. This yaar • The Yankees had won three in a the reigning U.S. Open champion. Walton following at 139. row and were coming off an 8-6 Just made it, shooting a 69 for 145. Monaghan, a second-year LPGA road trip. Casualties included such stand- pro, carded a 72 while Walton outs as Lee Trevino, Bob Gilder fired the best round of the tour- and Hubert Green. Host pro Bob nament, a 7-under 66 that in- Molt also missed the cut by one cluded 31 on the back side, tying stroke. the course record. Gibson's hit lifts Tigers past O's DETROIT (AP) — Kirk Gibson's two-out CHICAGO (AP) — Harold Baines' one-out, single in the seventh drove in Tom Brookens !Oth-iitning single over a drawn-in outfield with the tie-breaking run as the Detroit Tigers American scored Daryl Boston with the winning run to Bears await Ryan beat (he Baltimore Orioles 6-3 last night. give the Chicago White Sox a victory over the With the score tied 3-3, Brookens singled off California Angels- Scott McGregor, 10-12, stole second and League Chuck Pinley, 2-1, the fourth California schedules in the league. We're scored on Gibson's line shot to center. John •T MAN TRUSOBX going against the world cham- pitcher of the night, walked Boston leading off Grubb knocked in an insurance run for the the 10th. Boston was sacrificed to second by Associated Press Writer pions and we were only a 7-9 Tigers with a pinch single in the eighth. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Bob Kearney hit a two- team last year." out, two-run single to highlight a three-run Steve Lyons and Boston took third on Pinley's Buddy Ryan's return to Chi- Eric King, 10-4, who took over from Dan 10th inning, leading the Seattle Mariners to a wild pitch cago, this time to stand on the Petry at the start of the seventh, got thevictory over Kansas City and snapping the Baines hit the next pitch to deep right- visitor's sideline, continues to victory. Petry allowed three runs on six hits, Royals four-game winning streak. center to earn rookie reliever Bobby Thigpen draw most of the attention, walking four and striking out three in his six innings. Mark Langston, 12-11, allowed nine hits his first major-league decision. though tomorrow's game between including Willie Wilson's solo homer in the the Philadelphia Eagles and the Baltimore's John Shelby started the game 10th. He raised his record to 6-0 against the Bears has much more going for it. with a single. Shelby stole second, went to Brewer* 4, Blue Jays 1 Royals, striking out 11 and walking two. He MILWAUKEE — Paul Molitor had two hits, Bears second-year reserve third when Detroit catcher Hike Heath's throw struck out the side in fourth as the left-hander quarterback Mike Tomczak will skipped into center field for an error, and scored twice and knocked in a run last night to scored on Eddie Murray's two-out double. raised his season strikeout total to 197. lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a victory over replace starter Jim McMahon, Twin 4, Ranger* 2 who suffered a separated Indian* 9, A'a 3 the Toronto Blue Jays. shoulder in a 41-31 victory over CLEVELAND — Joe Carter doubled twice MINNEAPOLIS — Kirby Puckett hit a three- Jim Clancy, 14-10, lost his third game in a Cleveland; Chicago linebacker and singled, scoring four runs and driving in run homer, making Tom Kelly's managerial row, as the Blue Jays fell 10 games behind the Richard Dent will miss the game another, aa the Cleveland Indians defeated the debut a success and lifting the Minnesota division-leading Boston Red Sox. because of a sprained back, in- Oakland A's last night. Twins to a 4-2 victory over the Texaa Rangers. The Brewers took a 1 -0 lead in the first after jured when lifting weights; and Winner Greg Swindell, 2-1, gave up four hits Kelly was named interim manager earlier Molitor stretched a leadoff single into a double the Eagles will start their No. 1 in seven Innings as the Indians beat the A'a for Friday after the Twins fired Ray Miller. and came home on two successive fly outs pick, running back Keith Byars. the seventh time in seven meetings this season. Texaa also hsd a manager making his major- Milwaukee went up 2-0 in the third inning. league debut. Art Howe was subbing for Bobby "We'll get a lot better," Carter went 3-for-4 with a walk, stole his Molitor reached first on a two-out fielding 22nd and 23rd bases and threw out a runner Valentine — who was suspended by the error by Blue Jays second baseman Manny Lee, promised Ryan. "We're playing American League for four games starting the world champions this week, at the plate from right field. stole second and scored on Robin Yount's RBI Jose Canseco gave the A's a 1-0 lead in the Friday for "questioning the integrity" of single. we'd better get better and quick." umpire Larry Barnett Thursday. "We should get some breaks. first inning with his 31st home run. The Blue Jays narrowed the- gap to 2-1 in the We play one of the toughest Mariner* 4, Royals 2 White Sox S, Angel* 2 top of the fifth inning. Freehold Results Major League standings Chicago rallies,

2 Kaaa* van (M Kaay) 7 MoiMt Carnal fU LMoaMaf) 630 DUCT* S4 amtt' beats Bucs in 10 tHUt Ml 3.40 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pinch- hitter Jerry Humphrey hit a sac- 1040 3 00 4.20 rifice fly in the 10th inning and National 3» tat i ( ) 3*0 240 240 Keith Moreland followed with a 300 4 VMM* N (u wwi rag tag SIHK* M( w . tM run-scoring double, giving the HKM. Chicago Cuba a 9-8 victory over League IXACTA 1 I J*MM (O kM•ftS r 16.40 «.O0 6 00 the Pittsburgh Pirates last night, « Trua Eapraaaa M LaChanoa) ««0 Ml their fifth straight win. scored on Trillo's fourth hit of the 4 Hl LMII (C AbMMAbM M 3.00 «ACT» Chico Walker led off with a game, a one-out single. Pittsburgh e. Nap *«* » walk and moved to third on Ryne tied the game again in the eighth 6 Jordaoha •• 4 0 00 Can -Oam Wan. *-«. «-0 • • I • Hnaapa • 110 H 1-1. M H 1-0 IOOO - 4 14 1 UMI 4 113 as 4*00 40 I * ii Ocean drops Matawan ** 0000 Karty Tack «M) 4 San* An** S-0,,*-*? a* 11 40 10 Knaly Task (MN) d (V* Hun. *f. *f 1 1 ••• 30 10 MATAWAN — Lisa Jackson Cary Fox and Desarno scored TamVann SS* T«a> T-i4t A-axn 8ATW0AY. SEPTEMBER 13.1986

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FOUND — Small ooBa I Miller's firing was announced in a state- anca fcom the terms ol Seckon rnandti w/naa oMar. voi ment from club President Howard Fox. 19-12 9 SB ol »» Zonmg Ordi "IIS. nanoa so as topere M todgkigo l Cal 542-4131. FOOD & FASHION "It was determined today that the Min- tour (4) HHJIIIHII on na sec- MUM ba 21 yaars ad. aacs MACHINE OPERATOR nesota Twins will not offer to extend the ond Soar of Ths Post s km ree- dnvng raoard and But Onvar s DENTAL SECRETARY WRITER Looking tor Receptions contract of manager Ray Miller," Fox said in DENTAL ASSISTANT on ne pnvnkMe known as a brief statement. "After that decision was Lot t. e»x» 120. at 'lanaan 010 TFH Pubkcakon. Hapluna Cky anoUng new ofnra end are an wntar to conr local load and Hera s a wondsrM apponunaY lot made, it was further determined that it would nua. Mataoan. Naw Jersey Phona 999-9400 ask tor Karan you lo gat mvohed m na e»akng. A pubic liaamiu has bean or- FREE FOUND AD& aaeulimg tor •» beet poaaUa tashfan. 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CM Mr. ZuSo dur- SNnga go amooMy CM 642 Tha mglstsr ing ne hours ot 9 to 5 642-4000 CapkM of ne Ptsne ere on 4131 HI i in g and 3. and aak •unounotngs and an idaal ormn NEW YORK — Texas Rangers Manager •e win na Clark at na M«I CM RagMar Plaza Sum Shrawsbury. NJ 07701 nanl locauon m addawi voul a Bobby Valentine, who was ejected from Mumtapsl BuaoMg You MAINTENANCE CLEANING good salary plus a i Him banskl- meywuttiMnene Plena during Ara you MBTBajad in a CENTAL ASSISTANT — Soma Oaya. no aap. naosaaary Pan- s Apply m parson Thursday's 6-2 loss to the Minnesota Twins Mnaula Housa. Saa Bright 642 ette) VrtaaeV wffJfeaAaVeVl Heal tefJUf •} Of career and not just a job' by. umpire Larry .Barnetl. was suspended tor.. LOST — Black cans wen ahM tee tiamSs Gat. S/S m Monty of / "Th " Sept 13 M tf four games yesterday,. advertising sales? The tura. Piatamma nwjdk> agad MAINTENANCE/SUPEHINTEN- Ona RagaWr Plaza The suspension, issued becuase Valentine nsgisiar has an excellent To work Ml kma tor Rumaon DANT — (6091 091 7315. afkw • Shrawsoury. NJ 07701 Coupto on amat proparly. Light (201) 341 5«20 MAINTENANCE An Equal Oppty Empkryar M/F had "questioned the integrity" of Barnett opportunity for an adver tkauaahold work, wouk) ba ana- PERSON —FuS-kms E«p. In M MIX Had Bank LOST — Cruct»« ring. goU. during an argument over balls and strikes using space account ax aMa rl non kva« coupto warn mdaa raqukad Appty •> par- REAL ESTATE CAREER A»P parung u Port MonmouK. ecutive. Wa are looking aon Sharaun mn. 2170 HwyOut ravolukonsry nikekny and calls and that his behavior during the heated kM on 9/2/ao Rdajaid. i 35. Haitot PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that •71-ratH or 7*7^740. an aggressive person scan 747-3913 on «MaaS • day of OctOct.. IHt at fha grama wa aiow you to aam up discussion was "unacceptable," 'was to be a rucranva territory DENTAL ASSISTANT — AI H Bar* Munupal LOST OOO — S wan lekencea to: Bo> 4MY c/o IO 70% commission plus s S700 effective with Friday's night game at Min- Tha right parson could temoons 4 Evea Good salary The RagMar., 1 RagMar PlezaI . EKP m Junior • mntani|iniary tar 9ka> ftQfet p*rtxm. tjootnog tor working nesota. Nav Jaraay. M of Ma«. CMkar cotar. ki move up quickly whin Bhrewbury," J• 07701 up to 25% bonus cona. oppty tor aoVancamam «• koM a naarlng an fna aa. Ptaata oat 739- earning a salary and in OAS STATION ATTENOANTS cam of tha unitaratgind SS«3 or 671-3474 centives. K-Ray9c.nni.fi> SI 11 — FM and pan arm. mornings Broad Straal. Had Bank NJ. LOST — Lars* matt bkHk 4 • days Apply MoM RL 34 Mat- I patsum wB be gkran an It you ate tne»r«st»p naadad (1S-S12S/hour wa naad t hard working, dad- given an opportunity ft ADVISOR paraon. Oknanis. 69 DManpnn GUARANTEED MS — Waaar. 1 mdrwdual anious toaa m ly. Qood pay tor good wort, A*a.. unto Sanr. 747-7367 MMeaaas FuB • pan kma NJ. suta Lnansad herd Comity Helps on aX problems of Me UNIVERSAL CASTING 955-2900 • laam m buay Hwy. loca ayi/at-ii/ti/M Tarot card readings Banquet Us cans Shadow- mad Rukors. 739-4900 S36 500 00*45 000 00 HOTICBTO AN cmrmutcx e la ESP PEHTER/MELPkfl — I ZorvngOtkcer Aak lor aaorgalChal) Snanoan RECEIVER THE POSITION OF HUMCITAL fl5.MOOO-2S.O00 00 id bids wa ba leoaliad by Call for appts work lor custom buadar na Monmoun County Board ol aalarynag,. Wn. Hwy3»Hatlal GUTTER AND SIDING - InsUI Seoratary- Hours: 10-10 daily tor. hetpar. Steady work. Orwera pejnranruzankigBaai at B» Monnuutn County PU S»» DISHWASHER — Ful ems kcanae required. CM 741-3939 13.2O0 0O16O00 00 495-5233 CARPENTERS — fjpananoad km ADMINISTRATIVE OF- days $4-7S par hour. To apply HAtRORESSER — rlLCa. lrlum|ltMjn, n#wfri§>n MRS. SYLVIA inp d vm g end vacation EBp » luipW. but tS.*50 00-23.000 00 | Ham M aapacta of k* tor yaar call 2*4-2400 Aak lor Wan lotaailng com- MUFFLER wa kam CM or apply to: Oapuly Borough Ckrt" SpnngS a Rd.. UnoroflUf . NNa» Jar- PSYCHIC READER round work. Own loon d GaorgacCh.0 nd vacation. Tha HwySSHaDa 11 000 00 13*00 00 aay. unta tooo am. t»«»«a>ig Adwaor on M probtoms of kto kanapmiaaon a must CM 67» twrquanars. Dkio's Shoppaig DRUG FAIR kma of Thura. Odobar I. tstki Tarot Cerde. Asarotogy * Pan DISPATCHER — Fus kms 5 Cantor CM 2*4-4499 Ask lor INSTALLER 739-0660 Rw 35. Hsikn 10000 566 7996 RM 34. Mils in 2104 Kmge Hwy.. Ookhural CARPENTERS HELPER — Ful nlghta. Sun Tnurs.'12AM SAM Positions open lor: Flra tnapackx road aloud for na tofcxwng Kiio.Udgs of Monmoun Coun- Equal Opporkmtly Employer 1. Riakiiani.nl ol Bama «2li 1 opanmg. CM » M 9 75 p/tl intomrrnlm ty S airports s must. Ekpertenoa RECEPTIONIST — Compalam. Hrjuanglnapaeior (Ml «ma) •212 at Longamat Farm. Holm- prof.. but not niomsry « mtsr- Oood pay and ad»ancamanl daL Na» Jaraay (Bid MOBMS) WOMAN — vary .nVacwa.M. Fut/Pan kma No tofrowmg nac- typmg. good spsamg * knot 18.000 00- 32.000 00 s • nkjtiaa to IS - Eap. pra- td eel tor appt 201-747. 671-4392 opporiumass tor ngw fjarsorfl adga oTaraa raejuWd. 7«n larrad. loots and Irana. CM Mjar Call Joe Longo 3pm Mm- tostar t 797 9205 Sprn. 7971540 HELP WANTED — Ameto's OOO SITTER — Dbg k HseMi Bpe. 319 Mam si RECEPTIONIST - Plaaaant si Forma, and comptals Flans end Tetow for interview. 67f-iOiO SECTION ». A* portions ol scdtaakone may ba obtained warned Keep Memey beaaat Keaneburg Fm end pan-kme as I do Photo If CARPET CLEANER — Eipan NURSES AIDE — Fm kma posi- m anow inaaia ordrnanca »- try gmkkin ladders at ths AO M nunfis-y »iaelineii a Aerobic U9s tor Shrawsbury PO bo> 4T*T c/o lha anca piataiiad. but wB na na tion aval on M stints Ptaaaa kamtSTATIVE OFFICES ol da •s money. Your homa or CM tor appt (71-0177 CM Mr Yagoda 77*- Monmoun County Perk System. Plaia. Shranrabury •n CM 942 1704 Bra Appkcaaans ac 6 30pm __a NJ07TOI Nursing Homa ofnar r.tciM » naraby raWiao. Wad.afhura.2-*. Fn.2 WOMAN WAHTCD qulrad. Oood pay. CM 4W-4137 T. Sat. 125 ABSOLUTELY NO NURSES AIDE NtLlxu — RECEPTIONIST — Oakhurst nftKiMM] and oppfowod' •man Spnngs Road. Lncrofl. DRAFTS PERSON — Wa cur hrm Looking tor a clerical par- na hours By SWM. 24. Into sports, music, PHONE CALLS PLEASE SMI Appty Dasctii.SK tcr 32 SECTION in TMaOrdManoa CAR WASH ATTENDANT — rantly hava a parmanant opan- son to partorm dMreaaM ofHoa of 900 am and 4:30p m . Mon- likjiakna. naatar and Mm. Jd salary, naubla hours Ap- mg ki our drafting dapt. tor an HOUSE KEEPER Laural An. Kaanaburg day nrough Friday Ca« MtchaH 2911499 ply «i 'parson Country Sudaar mrjuldual wan l-S yr* aap In Ms paraon tor cara ol rrwnor NURSES AIDE OR LPN — Forto Bon X423. c/o Tha Raejatar. Bids must ba sminajsa on Car Wash. Bt 36. MkJdWklini. ohadran • k hr>_._ doctors ofhoa m Hauat 27 ne proposal lorm prowlad or 1 nsglslar Plaza. Hhranabury. 015 Instruction Canrkrlstsi mual ba a sak start Rata raqukad. 741 2525 9-5 hrs/wk 2*4-0400,10AM-SPM NJ 07701 an ekect dupucato m «w mermer CASHIER — Apply In parson CVS SuparmarkaL 39 Man at er a hen designated and required by ne PIANO INSTRUCTION — Bep> linnwkulQi of machamcal aa- NURSES — RN/LTN M/F 3-11RED BANK REALTOR — Soaks epadkcakona. Bad aubmead neer to virtuoso Taking rtow Kaanaaurg samtM a datM pan oManaron- oharga rafcal anry othar waak both luk a pan ma sstos asso PLEASE TAKE NOTICE «iat must be andoaad m seated en- CASHIER — Must be axpsri mg Sand raauma tMh aalary and. CM 797 6100 torsilautao . oMas. Wa otter 25 yaars aspan- •Inins bsarmg ne name ar nghlenda. CM 972 2573 encad Music knowlsge helpful raouiramarrtt or appll y paraonnall WEEKLY! — Homa enca. islarisM a contacts On. address of na bidder, ate Me t No phone cefe. Apply m paraon w proof •ffr tnforrn4Waon7 on ona panonaktad training • tha Mayor and Cogncd of lha Whsaiom. me 273 NURSES na bid. and na words "Sealed 021 Business Service Jack s Muvc. 33 Brosd SI. RB An.. Long Branch. Sand sASE to L.M. Lunar. support systems t raknad a Boroutfi of Eatonlown tOBOwmpt 192 Whartsaa Condoa. Mon- tnandry work pleos LdarM floor Bid Bus are to ba addressed PIB—B houaas lor cabkj. Fraa RN'S & LPN'S M/F to tha Monmoun County Board CASHIER/SALES CLERK—Ml moun Baaoti. Hi 077S0 kma pokey • moankn program. Fu9y inaurad Ca. tura rndrxdual lor lua or pan NURSES AIOCS SS 25/HH naarmg »i a ragukw of Recreation ComnwMwnera. — Dnnr'a halpar — HOUSEKEEPERS »5-4 HOUR CM Joan Jay. Manaosr at 747- sad body naM I .291-3252 Ha pooinion. FkKtJH no and work m werahaikia. Apply INSULATION APPUCATOR Monmoum County Park System. Ns» cons m Mon Cty srsa LIVE INS S315 WEEK 3000 tor tunhar mtamaauii or 10.1^ ftoaman Spnhga Rd.. Uncrotl. Ask lor Wm 942 1234 at Wak s Fumitura 717 Hwy. 35. KddkJIown. No phone case. E«p/w* mm Steady employ Local Cases, no toes, kmstran Hew Jeraay 07739 BUS must and ralarral bonuses CM tor ORDINANCE CREATING 051 Hip WantBd M/F mam Top rsls Benskts Musi RESERVMrONIST - Fill I s dsk.erad « tn. pleoa and CIRCULATION — Dkjtnet Man- hsvaownkans '360201 »3 ' mtstviae at People Care. 244 THE POSITION OF DEPUTY •tore no hour tneneDnad APARTMENT — in aagnanga Broad St.. Rad Bank. S30-1BM. pan kma potrkoni mi opan MUNICIPAL CLERK FOR THE INVENTORY/SHIPPING CLERK •00 unaxi An. Rl 71. nnsTIi BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN A. Damned Check OR Ceah- duksa CM a.awngs 290 1134 • — mupiim daator. HMng up »>« »sW. Freehold. 160 Hkjn- By order of na Mayor and II Char* OR BO Bond drawn to 60 fos- Oood pay a banaals. wey» 431-IMS Couno. ARE YOU AN EFFICIENT AND CM mtormaaon Products F MARGARET L SMITH OROANIZEO PERSON — 00 BOROUGH CLERK DRIVER Paan St. Rad Bank you hav. a bright pxraonaMy Wa era loolung tor pan kma to oneed twen- and «ood MOTOR ROUTE DRIVERS RESTAHAUNT HELP Mndld to parform cussjdwl du- JOIN OUR TEAM OF HOSPI- ratMHuraas to cara tor pro- ty thousand enters (t20,000 00) 530-4000 Oacars RaatauranL aaa w modam buMng lacam WANTEO tounoTy mantaVy nltanad. /pan kma Sasks u 001G Fair Haven FOR: TALITY PROFESSIONALS — — Hkl . .. In Shrawsbury CM Mr. Zuso I caty mvo trasses Year-round RUMSOHFAIR HAVEN Tha Oywar Pont Hotol Naw on hourly or monthly bears MRaaaHr 642-4000Dest.ao1 s FREEHOLD^REEHOLO TWP Jaraaya knaat hoM has na W- carktymg to ns tact M » na CLERICAL ASSISTANT- To LONG BRANCH kjwmg tuk 1 part tana positions CM2*I-44W. 4. ifJSt. Tha Board of btddar la a srdid a oonkaoL a work et home up to SSOO/wMy. UTTLE StLVER-SHREWSBURY dra or atarma at (201) 920RESTAURANT HELP — Italian }0>talraaM of na Borougnof Surety Bond wa be *tod tor na ATTENOANTS — Fu» and Part H Okie mntmHaioni, mes- pettotmeikje of net ojieiaci. Tanas E« hatpful. w*ng to mmna en»atops u ABC. raimoursamanu Early na! bu. boya/gkia sppntanu .0 Boa M3 Oathursi. NJ mommg hours Apply m pi n. J a R Or. ol Dsvatopmantal parson arur I 30PM 672 12 raquMd to lurmsh a Suraty Sunocoo.. IfW.Hwy 07755 CM Chns Smoiton 542-4000 E.I 297 Bond m tha u amount ol na must ba i mini to work waak- RESTAURANT HELP — Waaar- AUTO BODY — Potajnns «vM The anda 4 holidays Eapenanos PAINTER - Ekp. rakaMa. own eonaacL Tha bonding company Kattiar conaktarad. Pay eoman- CLERK/TYPIST — 25-30 hra Eapananoad. Okjh- ApprowH waa grantod for vans, custom work CM 739 owlch paraon Days •to aan aMUy. CM 741. par araak. including 4 hra. on r. NJ 07701 DO from tha raQuvamanta i ne State of Naw Jar- 0970Laanmaasaga 2737. Sunday CM Joan »42H00 An Equal Oppty Ernployar M/F Madaknaa. CM attar 3PM 842 of na ftlOA una lor aa yard shM be approved by Appty m paraon. Mon PAINTER/HELPER - tor quakty aatonalon to asland out 15 Mat mouth County Board ot AUTO MECHANIC CLEfW/ TYPIST — Eapandkn ORIVER/OPERATOR — FT/PT Thura. _9AM11AM or 9PM r#|afMntia>l wpork. Mp. htttpful but t ba wr»w> 10 taat ol proparly 10PM. Thfa» Oyaar Pom HOW. RESTAURANT HELP - not naosaaary. Cas daya 530- imp oook, o^ehwaehera end bus Una. Ourmg nap paifamaiMa of ma Pi, Rad Bank. NJ No 076/. 741 3249 ayss Tha rasoiueon - NOTICE lor dark typm poi*on W* I _ paopla. knuke wWan BnooVa. « tna IcoMraoMo . «ss wirnatajiwirnataia ara o PASTE UP OEPT SUPERVISOR 132 E. Rkrer Rd.. rlumaon. ornos ol ns> tibraiaib i ol na qukad to oompiy a*Ji na ra IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tor ngnt tandMaH at our mod- aukad to a raarad HdMdual. CM KENNEL HELP - Mornings — A laadmg book typa aattmg ZoMng Board ol «d) sln»inl. aulrawinu of PI 1975c 127 Earn up to $19 par hour. E«pan -» laoaty Eac. salary •w-rsot Ckkm katmaL taad anmiata. A™ A ldm bk RETAIL H oppty. for aovanca- oo. Hkng lor a peata up dapt Okma tuHanagh out) County Board ol DRIVER/SHOP PERSON — nan VBaga. Hwy 34. naar Mar- m SaptH »7J Comnaaahinin re- kat Plaoa. Mskii.aii CM ana aerne na ngM to wain any " 6PM290-1134 p pau E«C bsniku 001O UtD9) SttVIK •ntomtakbss m. or to meet any kma up*, usa Mats of no an CLERK TYPIST — Eipandmg manor. Apply m paraon at So- CAN YOU BCLKVC ITT77 or M bids, and to award con- Sand raauma a salary requk*- Monmoun County Law Fkmdon's Electric East VMay Or.. mants to UrKvaraky OrapMOB. 21 I era a oomaiia kjiasky mn Nonet wnoto or m pen * Oraat opporajntaaa for aduanca KEYS shop loeatod m Eatonuwn. Tha Ragutar at In ne beat inters*! of W Lincoln An. ABankc Hkn- lands. 07719 Aim Paato Up ma Board lo do so mm. rOt CCWWMJafiltBBw i f ahTkf IB HBBBI AlkaTfSaBT aa avaeBMeaBBeaBMaal »«oahsKlateoOpm Thura- CM 4951234 or 797-1234 day. emmmn ta. i«*s. i Udderrmaya at 671 2415 ndoretandato of Court prooe- ' a ptaaaant working duree ttotptui sand reeume to PAYROLL CLERK - To . There ara a num- Adn*«alra».a ONkjaa of nytioyt i AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ADM- JRTVERS WANTEO — Afhkjtn nadatoofbfbkMoaaMhgkK . PO. Boa IM. HM—kliiin. NJ np m ftCnOOf fUOS tVMlSDeatr IftV unamptoymant. daabety • »/ not wan Chapter 212. the Pub- ThaMonmoumn County Board ol 0774*. mnniil). MkMal A Loon Bus comp torms. mput payraa dau to computer pkia onar oueaa. c School Education Act of Commraalonara f&- parson Manager CUMBER • GROUND WORK ^mpany. 7*7-T»3». •76. N JAC 6 0 4 o|.) ne i tha right to aaMra any rssx Sand raauma to: P.O. BOB 279. hMar * BMsr Cnryslar F ERS — in • an tor tat aamoa. WVERS Supsrmssnoaot of Schools w> liinjiiiialalii m. or to ratact any say Hyouararsadytockmljtha MkMMown. N J. 07749 3290to Wr Samoy 3»IS. .Hartaa l Top pay a tinHM. Must tuna 110an hour miningattta tor kMdar ot IUC d itnm-% Sc E«p prat 291-0909. i and ere ee- PAYROLL/DATA PROCESSING rtousv coraar •rnola or m part n AVON — Chnatmas aaUng is oompany Must ba I* or oklar — Fus urns. asp. required, CM obkiniiiai (T»E) tor magi. daamad «i na baat HHraat of IWI|999-4il Mrs Knapp lor appL at I 2. Auguat IS Annual Report na Board to do so stanad now tor as kma as »4 smk Houaa M2-3400 EOE Matsina, waarhouis at 642- Apply ki paraon IO Oommoa 6994 ask lor Fana from Mr MDUn HughM. County mq wmxnw Ma btd Plus. 120 Can- Aw Kaanacur- Suparmwnaant of Schools, ra- y fa daya toftming you aand kl your am oroar BM Cd I KMT STUDENTS — Work RETAIL SALES — Ful a pen olbklopanlng « homa or at aork. CM 797. KITCHEN HELP aataspoaWon wkh a local, pro- around your schedule. Days. .aoonng comp.. kma. Ekd. salary. Apply m par- 1 HSPT a MBS Hat andThaMonmouniCount, 5124 or 495-4093 ~ .asksrids. EkC. work- aon bakaean 4-6PM ScanoW Hone, •amble hra. Ap- DRIVER/WAREHOUSE PER- cooks hatpar. Fus, kma. year ny Must be sM mourned, Down Shops. 149 MarkhamPla- ~"l — Fus am bpertanoe round. Top salary Oraat bana- oreaen. inminsi aggreaarn. x«a na nght to hokf bkM for •MBng to aork hard, outdoor ply Buy Rue Uquore. 172 siMty MO) days prior to aarard of khuwnan Springs Rd.. Rad pref. not miniir). CM be- Ma • working condajuiia. CM * enjoy deesng wm people. seeen IO-SPM. vaa Furrewe. Vlnoa 747-O2M. D'JrtpretS, eVeWaVy ptlle} COsTHTknTt* mplamant program im- Aartno. 915 RM» Road. Fair RETAIL SALES i.amams A9 inquiries are tob e dkeetod u akm a a oompany car Ekp m -~ E«p ki aauH a brasv ABORER/CONSTRUCTION — setos prstanau. but not ra- NOTICE TIIP puMe la iw«id to ghra ma Purchasing Oapkiklwlll et Must ba IS. han HJ dnvar s duked Some trekang CM 482- 201442-4000 BANtUHO s-panaton toanas and own tram. CM 747. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS E«psnanca paraona naad I tor EnrynR McCarx By order ol tha Board ol Rsore CAREER id kin* to COOK — Year round poataon PER8OHS NEEDED — Fm or County ol Monmouth OPPORTUNITIES MBaBBBB^saVB fjkfkay* fbstaTB^kfafJ jiiui a^BaBal S10.44 LABORERS — For Precast pan kma. tor landscaping and Frank E. Kane. Chairman WITH banaflta. Starling aalary tark Freehold eree. 790-7907 we J Trunoer. Secretary Oi t» JO/hr No kna nights CM Mr. RED BANK aaaery. own ram.. rtapanrtaUto. MIDLANTIC BANK LABORERS — Must han dnv- •424403 tor appt Equal RIVER PLAZA • 2914410 ("•efeOtjWTwSnt |Qt* tfeS rtfl^et pMepB* Boo 0 Cam. Purchasing Agent ers acenea CM Backer's Traa Sept. 13 ffl»9 EATONTOWN lentoa. days 222-«300. avas «;»! CONTROL TECHNICIAN — Long akmdmg hrm aaaka Ba1Esock»7l-2416 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the! LONG BRANCH 229-4369 tns tokowmg Ordmancs was m- 0021 OthfK PubMc and. CM LANDSCAPE • LAWN MAM TE fas. paid nareeon, good drhang troduced and passed tm reed- MARLBORO NANCE _.E« salary and ban «g at na maaeng of ne Mayor TELLERS COUNTER HELP — Carousal UNCROFT 759-0792 and Counca ol na Borough of HOTICf OF PUBLIC SALI . WpM but not nee- Eatomown held on Wednesday. On 0sands). Ootobar 4. COLTS NECK • 741-1122. BALES PERSON —Ful erne tor ledtos Iponsimsr. Apply In per September 10. ISM. and was 12 Noon. *H toanatng oonwnts Oood maw SUBS rarjurad Loca- to work tus or pan «ma days UNION BEACH son tuaans • East Front seeat. lard over lor aecond and knal of Unas «7O3». 7114 and toao Wa on* pktasant working con- LANO6CAPE LAWN MAINTE- PHOTO LAS TECHNICIAN — passage et a mtteng of sard HOVPARK. Mm Stonga. BM draona. apaBH Ms. For mora KEANSBURQ NANCE HELP WANTEO — Plus Opporkmky to team photo proc- Tmon Faw nurssry yard parson with knpwl asimg m 1 hr mm! ISO. eap. ooo, to be held on Wiansiasi. LEONARDO SALES PERSON - Ful or pan September 24. ISM. at 900 i. wa be eotd by pubsc sale m our Lmcrofl and Eatontown of- adpa of plants 74I-726O hetDM. Company benefits. • . a wkanes. Cat day week. Apply in parson Cus- pm at na Com* Chambers of eve. by sealed bU reeekaM not hoss ' HAZLET 74W COUNTER HELP — Machar. LANDSCAPER — E«p hakKul. tom In. Photo. 1113 Hwy M. tna Mayor and Couno) m na user nan 12 Noon EST on ne muH nan D L and own trans. BANDY HOOK PARK — la Borough HM. 47 Broad Seeet date of saw. adders must be OMy minded UkUkluus person CLERK TYPIST (P/T) needed to help et busy rental Call-* Appts Farm Landscaping 747- looking for FT/PT u help ctoee Eetomown. New jarsey. at present on net day of eels and •001 daya, f*4\ IS one. PLUA DRIVERE S WANTED—tor be mads try cean counterw» tram nght parson wraon kma s puMc hearmg war avamngs. makk e good monay is. FkndHa hours (72-0026 be naw upon via seme end M -•30 pm Good LAUNDRY PERSON — Fm Bank Hours: Apply m paraon or cM Dan ki Tha da*/ Muat hen owncar 4 parsons w* ba gnen i Ooooar 21 ba » Monday to Fnday 10am to 2pm tunny u ba naere' M-Keypow. NJ. 2*44173 • ti-M Octobar23 hours Dakxa «H sak) Sun- EASY ABtlMBLT MrORKI Margaret L Sman • 00pm caaaa. fXyds. SmM Chaat To arranga lor an MarMai MTA ENTRY — Tranasa must 71400 par 100. Qjiraraatd LAWN SPRINKLER mrSTAL- •TO. esp. n (ootang a rkmaoet. Borough Clark W Boa. ens. Baby Car Saal M CM 7775 1434 ast. 2301. lypa 40 worn Fun and part km. faa).Sakae>work.CMS31-0ae4. Puoac aa* suojact to canoaaa- torn, fust and aaoond October j sen wm n—*^ eeaaha tsdas tor MIDLANTIC I. Bouth AinkQ|. 721-3046 — CM Ml or pan kma posaaon m orsp- AN OROmANCC mg 900pm . 12.19 *ISI2 Equal Oppty. Employer M/F 7477203 a AN ORDiNAIrCf " rairatr MTU8PAY. SEPTEMBER 1119* The Register 38 HatoWantod tPartTkiw OSS

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Tap , Iktran. I/I 32*"* ."""—I" * *-M S42- Fn Aapraa. 40 m I IB*, f I OFFICE HELP — «•——•«• ro(2yr aaak. MUM M a aa Mgnr ibak|«y< Uane. CM Mvym. na- ut ill EOC snora dasandatai a aia. Ura in or TAXI OPaVEPJ WANTED — For rankiaty IMraM. dan. Frl. Sat a Sun out c« aaxa^auo •omoa• iyarda7i -, WM Long orMI-UCMIIO -horn. •ART TIME — _ CAPCTtRMMELF ET) — rnnm— aa. bU aa* hour* to oara lor ray t aa. OradM »-* «3» p» — oum m»-- ajaj i SL M' ana» . anaom and kMo ol TTX pra- aAM-IPM or 1 »ldod. Eac. Wat. CM aTl-TMO. srr. RfllABLE AND MATURE BA- OLCANmO BY KAREN • to •» -am son NJ «M> OI-071I EOC 12-opm MaMay M Frtdar torBVBtTTER — Hliaia Monf n . •oaaaa man CM or apply rART-TTMt/CAanCTI — Ap- OMOy raM aaaaa otaoaTSm I to •.» craaran. t koma. I altar JJ Una Tlr». ti WM BWBM. CA1MII — P/T MM. MuMnm now bama aooapiad I - M/r panyy. aua, FUea. Nat Bank. 741-4SS6 Da- •. a*. (MM. CM Tsr- by Kravaiara Food Sawaa (or •M. raqulraa. I CHUHCH SEXTON — lawyoaalairaorialawimn WMTRCMES. WAITERS, aus- ara-aair. to aaan your kouaa_or apt. . Apply in paraon. OH L To ohan a do MM* i. 121 Mr Hanan pal TTMCTOW TmytB< owwew — pciuowa — rn»m n JOM OUR TEAM OF HOSPI- oHprap- TALITY PPJOFEMONAIS — Hmatora,r oUbor. I bU CM 4*5-0177 anyimo kx •yaaga. UM»t '-4(71. •aa. Earn Mak a Tka OMMT POM HOW U> MM mm RoBMar k> your ( ShraMbury araa. CM SERVICE STATION — M* tciBMiln I' or apply k> | orsao-aaM. •our naaraM Kraur ~ x. Ourtng your IrM Km. MerwiM «mulu,ii NM toctung tor loafcj M_a pan —a imnom UrtLESILVER •no Will. DOM UnMs Ae- || »» g Slor. MUM b. 16 SCHOOL TEACHER — ttaWo «—•« na» » HoanHoandad l • V FAJR HAVEN ,, WAITRESSES/WAITERS Braak- w. caf 1-Mkvanvawanvawa. r tunaton Ml up paraort- am tor t ajrk. 1« oradar and' MXO l M PIH C1XAWM0 HJMUII WAHTIO nai. aw Seya/gan. TpMriarai PART TIME todOar. Man rn. 7 M . m ami Wllll III CM p* In 4 BJk. m my norm Oajn trorav portmon, fc^Nhou*«fca«pm g CM 747-000* akar s p m »aok- SHOflT ORDER COOK — VM •m FfHay 11M - *00. M Zuaa. TELEPHONE SALES HELP I »«LL CARE — For your Mam •ran. AM barandar. CM act. 1pm. k> . PaVtlOt lOf •ludaWlll A TRAVEL UORi -— ToTop P-payok*, (*».. M ba Mpu. bMM» n my Fair NaMti koma by «a 471S. lawn naan a Ct,t>MWO HIMON WANTED aadl afjaah >- aBHaaai ••• - _!__•_• aJ0pma»a>mOa»T4T-aa0S. «t«— 5-apm I6OW»» •aali or*/. CM 741-0128. •ppL Ate Conp fav* *"/# VTaTJ laWI *Taa> fayW KMyMMt^SU. M km • M*. L PHOTO LAB TECHNICIAN — 064 MATURE PERSON — MM paopla. Aapy In paraon. Man- Tka tVaoMWiut Corp. la looking E«p. »/ era>. Vinyl a akmaiun. Tan, (AUIIAM or SPM-Opponurwy u wn phtno proc DEFEHOABLE WOMAN — Toa«i yeur pra aoHool cMd In Ml FMa> II OOJOO Al Zi*o aaahg In 1 kr nan hb, aap. tor courtly ouaro. m WWW Long Tna• ••Me*. iqPM Tka OyaMr POM HOW, eara lor oktar lady kom 2pm to my VMOI Long Brand! M Eaun- WAITRE6S/WAITER MUM " Man PI. R«J Bank. ru. No IWpM. Company tonoali. a apm s daya a woak. Car and town araa. FJ ana. 222-2QM. day aiaak. Apply In paraon Cua- RETIREES WELCOME atfJCMUZEO CLEAMMQ — Kov- MATURE. RESPONSIBLE PCR THUCK omven — F* a pan •om Ikr. Pkots. 111S Hoy 36. SarvU Mu« b* HW. KM < 5f Ca7cap^Aa^»4a<»7" ' SON — To lupimm ootaal- aorWng and iJMili Fut/pan Wn«MMl Good wor*. aao. aaan. «• HUCK OMJVER a COUNTER Knw BraatdaM HIGH PAYING •am baafng Maguaa. Mon.- oaHuropi »al aiw 2 30 5 JO TSr-0400 barxnn » Ft Cnun*. 741-eaM COMPANY M THE TTMNtVOft- Frt mom. aam-11 Joam. Apply 5 In paraon SrunaMok Airport Pkv Tka Vktoo Doponiinw. aaMa ^ — Full or pan WAHTEO - ! TATION MOurmV FOB THE « Mom. I a Lanaa. RL a*. HaHat - oh napamm. M0 latns, must wpya, r#f0f#oG#t, NURSES AIDE AND/OR • •00-4U-C1 I Top pay. MHmunTl START OF An.Tkmr* HOUSEKEEPER — VAahaa RECEPTIONIST - UgW njpWJ. «acailary.Ca»4at-4a». d P*y. QOOd fob tnquMm 2S1 - 051 Urtp Wanted •Km oM «72 »4»» or apply In SCHOOL HOUaCKEEPEII - Z or 3 day 081 HtpWlWd ponon M imrnooraM Krauam I030J Ml SM . epm toIt . a^MX. Pod MI OFFICE a HOME CLEANMQ — Bod Worn. MuM aan>rao«l. on»are imam For; EnquM MampM. Pl( Out. Aaan. CamO-OTM. OoodP«» fMuMs. RsA COCKTAIL wArmes6ViMArrER RESTAURANT - Bu. MOTHERS HELPER — Or coo Ca»«7i-gaK — Enaa. lam, Tnura.. rn . 130 Akport Umo Sarvloa »-7 am. WAITRESS/WAITER — CM tor tarn. AppV a> por- OapMoMra. ml *Mra a H l aTl, Stem PLAYCARE — m my Utdo a«¥ar oawr arork - w. Train Apply Koma. TIM or part wn« E>p. MUM b. oi and a da- WAREHOUSE DELIVERY FuM- roonyiiadi. pool, yair roun CAREER OPPORTUNITY tmtm.HLM.mim. pMMlaNa. apa drhnv. Apply oaK CM Card ni-747« akar apm L 7414147 CONSISTENTLY CLEAN INC. l» »-» Murphy Bo. Sanrioa. H Looking tor parMHw rip. RN OR LPN— M/F— 3 10 11 PERMANENT UVE IN — Sttua PROFESSIONAL CLEANmO — LonaMod AM.. MfcmaiKwi 04 your koma or onto*. Fraa IN ADVERTISING "MNnd ew Fair Vkw Fka 053 BabyaittJng/ •on in Moraaou*) County, ra- Tu~-fri Mom- Hinnoljaj. i HMIt «oman to do ma* m noon. S—miu u»i «nak komiaoni a «M araopajmiMr. MINI b> wavkj a> SUED — Fori WILL CLEAN — Your koma or KTTCHCN HELFER — 11 HELP — EXPEW- yr. otd. In my Laonardo horn.. 2pm M • . In "" ENCEO. For opriaiaipanry Tuo. a Tkun.. aam-it. Ral. aaan. A»M woman/junior atop In Redraoatad.CMMI-301. CMteV-OM » 2 pin. MOO e~ hour A* tor OUnda Are you interested in a career and not a*t-7»7. Bank CM747-&2C2 SALES — Pan am*, momlnga a OH In my Runaon korna. 1-2 RELIABLE WOMAN — To cara 056 Situation Wanted just a job? Do you have experience in LEOAL SECHETABV — R*>.anamoona. Saa Nay Souorio. dan par M*k. »6 O«I*M lor amrty tody amnndi. Car a Mum. tor Atitdlin laar arloo. Froajn'a. S2 Broag s<. RodRaft. a4M0aa ami 130 advertising sales? The Register has bateratpw. DAY WORK WANTED — Doing an excellent opportunity for an "" "*~ C- aork. panting and odd .norynmnnanfi.Cal 3M- advertising space account executive. COUNTER HELP — UFE OUAFJO — Mimidai bridal aina. Ew> and CMMISHD 066) Mr. Naur H. opanmot. CarMHd Mogua S Mora. 12 »-« Mom CM Mar muat 2a»%0t or 9aX We are looking for an aggressive c •MOO EM H- lpniMI-«»a7 CM Joaiaa. YMCA. 741-304 RAM OUTTBia — CHanod and person (or this lucrative territory. rap»»ad M0-«14«or747-»4» a, OBI H1pWw»»d •Mkar «ra M kv your 2 yr or FjUMSON — Caramir/Miirm 051 HeloWanleo 1051 H*lo WanUd M/F 051 Hrt) Wanted otdar m kar. ka> rat. CM 642- nanoa tor tataa). Room w/balk The right person could move up w *>oMnga kv 14 kra/ak. Hal. EKPEPJIWCEO CARE — For •ABYSITTINO — Dona n myS42-«m or 747-1(71.. quickly while earning a salary and r a akar aoMol earn tor S Kanon koma. E>p. motkor. CM incentives. old In my oM MIBusineea Nu iua. o irampona Opportuntty WANTED Have Track or Van? Han, najwmi raqulraa. *4J0. BELL/PRUDENTIAL MOMMIES If you are interested in a career in Mon -frl IST-Olaa akar apm Lmma oara lor your Man! or LAKE FRONT TAVERN - Ruo- HdMr m our Holmdai noma. nc atoar w*h fun working knc*v advertising sales, like meeting peo- Need Extra Money? MATURE — miltll anrnan Pnon.»4H7Hlorappt an. LM-ki ojuanaro growing to ««icn Mam in my 1350.000 Load* or mrMng buot ple, have an aggressive sales- SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD We have an opening for a contract anoMmim F/C Iwaawoi POM minded attitude, contact Asher Mintz, payrad. awaa. CM 7ja-i»so «i driver, to deliver newspapers to car- Ota REALTORS at The Register, 1 Register Plaza, BORO OF SHREWSBURY riers, vending machines & stores. Shrewsbury, NJ (201) 542-4000. Contact Randy BoHn or Tom Norton. 061 Help Wanted 061 Hip Wanted M/F 051 Help Wanted X-230. 542-4000 . Equal Opponuntr Emplo*ar U/f. CONTACT POLICE CHIEF 741-2500 The Register PUBLIC NOTICE (LEQALS) One Register Plaza Shrewsbury. N J. 07701 Schedule for publication PUBLISHED CLOSING

FULL TIME or SATURDAY THURSDAY 12 noon DRIVERS NEEDED SUNDAY THURSDAY 12 noon PART TIME MONDAY FRIDAY 12 noon Flexible Hours Deliver newspapers to carriers, TUESDAY FRIDAY 12 noon Haras a great opportunity for a bright vending machines and stores. WEDNESDAY MONDAY 12 noon individual to work for The Register as a Early morning hours. Great for THURSDAY TUESDAY 12 noon store coWactor. II you're the ngM candi- date for this important job — well teach "Moonlighters" Call Dave Lucas FRIDAY WEDNESDAY 12 noon you everything you need to know. Can or Al Leu at 542-4000.- & Harry Luther 5424680. Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: The Register The Register CT The Register On* Register Plan DAILY iUNOAY Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 One Register Plata On* Register Plaza Monmouth County's Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 An (qual opportunity arr.jtfoyar U/f Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. largest volume QM dealer has IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ************************* Part-Time 6 A&B MECHANICS MAILROOM Telephone Sales \ . need GM background Houssxtfaa. sbdants. rattrad. Wa have opan- Evenings & Saturdays • good references Inga In our mat room from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 am., 3 to 4 days par wraafc. Hourly Rat* & Commission RN's • QN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES 1 SHOP FOREMAN Contact Tom SpagnoH bstors 9:00 or apply m Call Donna War* Evenings « Explore the opportunities. Contact tna participating recruiters in this DIRECTORY arid please mention the Register • need GM background or Saturday *: 1 owvifltrv • • aaoajaa" »-»wp- The Registef 542-8880 J • supervise 14 man shop OAR.Y AiH W *""*^ «nuna« 1 MAINTENANCE MAN One Register Plaza NunaxeAioEs HOME HEALTH AIDES PanorwaiOapl The Register * HOUkXI. CONVAUSCENT Mra CMaano ALL HEALTH CARE . for building & grounds Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 FAWLV t CNLOREN* SERVICE SERVICES IMC •anMowLaw maintenance 542-4000 Equal Opportunity EmployV * Lang arwicn.. NN j 077*07 9 M«MM. NJ. 07712 (M1)«M-MM • 5 day work week Full time, or part time. Flex- MEDICAL CENTER • life insurance Immediate opening for ible hours, mornings or af- HUmSHNI FOR INTERVIEW PHONE an experienced paste Dad ear*. NJ orroi HEALTH FORCE ternoon. Word processor (NII530-M0/JM2 Pwtonr* nm JoeDougan iWM^SMO MCOSS NURSNO SERVICES experience helpful up person to work full Had Bonk. NJ. 07701 (Mil M0-1161 ISIBdPISIBodmanPucu * . 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. time evenings. (ThaFiiiiimuini RMIW.NJ 07701 Call Ton! Natarcola HooMiCmSarvion (MDU0-VM6 (201)671-6200 Call Toni Natarcola Of Cara Cawr • 542-4000, Ext 271 l llltll lor ALL AMERICAN "3SSST Information on placing an ad CHEVROLET in this DIRECTORY 1255 Htghwav 35 The Register 542-4000 ext. 271 Mtddajtown. NJ. OA.N.V MAM V *—~ aiaainaW please call 542-4000 ext. 252 4B nt SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.1966 071 071 071 072 Qaraaa/Yawd Satt 872 doamo out dwxr anan HONDA 70CC PASSPORT — DIRT-STONE-TOPSCML UTTLESiLVEH MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE — al lafc. new si a, I Only 4600 M. E«c cond (260 Drivawara »»1-14PCaianng. 32 atwjnon Ava. Sat 8/18. sat ( Biav. (apt i«i • ten node oOBejteej wan 'naTT" MM $150. wine HIM Mr 160 SONY TAPE DECK •AM ? Furrltura. carpet, phone. — 91 m - 3 pja. 2001 Flora Sanaa, nkii tinl i anaixei l~i OKa ATnnr eoolat tabht $00 Sony ikwio GIIIIM Uap* dl Ava.. our. Mont Rd. U CM (71 7fcf IBM TYPEWRITERS T&ncs*. Ful loge feat touch iiavJMtxeav $180. Plat 072 Owsot/Ysfd SIB LITTLE SILVER — Ctaruava WEST KEANSStMQ - 8/11 4 HENTAL (25 t up par month oat*, ruga. Chan, chaat of NCWMONMOUTH— (Wanrtaj 8/14. e-aarn. 134 Laurel Ava. 2 ars-r'sr,sset Raraoptonlottny 747-1661 etiiau caeeeae sspa deck C. FSM. 660 Been w/Oofey eye- CPmarmm m mamm Ct r\rt»anvlii«avjliiej aama. OVA0167.L BWaVavaaiO POOL — 12 — 19.3 cu It upnght lem CatanarftPM. 542-3008. WEST LON01 BRANCH — 88 aaaiar. Lt>a naw. 2911022*1 6 at- 8ant13e 666 NM oondtam. 642-2636 or 530- SALES! 1111 -736-3121 — 2 gal w/ toickaui taara-IS.: S614. Set al the things 076Auctk>n! LOANS TO ROOM — Colonial pna Yard a Porch ant. BTU karo haaiar ccona 22:000 ownanntia POOL — 4*. daap. you no longer need C Frl t Sat 12 » 13. 9-4 70 Mam AUCTION- SI Johna Eplaco- (800 or b/o HOMEOWNERS round w/taet. 4 Captain' BTU karo haaur. 6 gal kan can ura. fih3£s; (150 2 toad pMa an tut alia. Mar motor oka at For Cash... pal Church, LMe Saver Pent (1(0 lakaa at. CAPTAINS BED- anaitnln I inaiiainat Ini at Mngai.. lota more. Set. * Sun. M. U6M SIMr. NJ next JO m n M. siu ml 3 it await * mawtti (SO. 3 ...Fast) PORT MONMOUTH — 49 Mur and 2 •ama Kajdad. Vary good buy. Bun your garaga uk 9/10/1*3 4» 99/14, 10-3PM. 120 phyRd. 10-4. Sat. Sept 13 WOODEN WINDOWS In L vary good coral. CM 767-1660 He Ave. Apt IQB. (36. Braaa*a twin MM. naw. S'1O"«('S". (200. 2 wthanad ikjtThtra on Sat 9/13 at 10AM. FumHura, for datata. AaUng only (145. 4maa.3daya.63U. MARLBORO — Sat Stpt 13. 2 RED BANK — Sat SapL 13n. MWOuaa. air condieonart. handy, 32 «60 Woodtramt wndowt Jim. 207 Brtdgt Ava. Bar-B- (10 aa. 672-1645 leh adaWonal ana .7M axtrt. famty. 52 * 67 Malay Rd (off craftt. bowling beta, taunt ma- yaal SWIMMING POOL — 21x4 Alto, pick-up your FREE garaoa Union Hal Rd.) Moving, aa Cue Rlba ( CMoken. Fumxura, china. badapraad. baby tema. It FMar a laddar. Muat takt IWng tor avaryont 0-apm. KEROSENE HEATER — 2 cant ana u whtoh ndudaa algna and bruncn. dinner, beat ride, f down. (100. Cat aflar 4pm. 264- MIDOLETOWN — Sat 13, 10- RED BANK — 71 John Seeet periyCwre. or b/o. Family alte mjuo»i.a (75. Humaon aota, mnitat 1 6179. Seari Kanmore. $176 or { ' chair. (100. HI bask Hurcukw 3pm. Ram or ahma. Mac. *ama, Saturday. fli»ltx«ilr 13, aVtpm. 077 Pots eV UvMtock Both axe naw. Cat 886-6027 aota. (50. Ping pong taMa, (40. SWIVEL CHAIRS — (4) brown. ATLANTIC HMMLAD•LADBS NilotiNtlnt - aama naw: 34 Tangkmood Rd OWtaway pnoaalli Funawe, ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS Wood Mohan uua ( 4 chaka, 42 m. round taUa. (66. Cat 767- •akj. Sat. 6-2. (off Harmon, Rd) iKHafM hoW f)OO. Sat » Sun. 13 6 14. atuou __i 2PM. $1 e Lfce naw. (ISO etareo. mtdmriniin ttyted. mora. Sat 9/13. 0-2PM. 77 (80 each 4627063 -PnoenoomeoL ' • no object I946-26(3. room, t chair. 2 pc tacuonal. 3 BELFOHD — Sat 1/13 only, 10- 10-4. toon, hou»" l Cat 4(2 Pt vwaxm Farm. 848 w RMr dark fruawood. $100 aach. Cat aatfao $460. Cat 671-3361 WoodUndDr ' ' Ave. TMon Fata. Phone 871-1668. 4PM. 2 oonaol phenol, racord (Want 1O rOOMOWM ANTIQUES WANTED TIRES — 2 uaad ncatalan MIDOLETOWN — EaUlt aHa. RU6JSON — Anaojual. round wn^Sf-e^VfflTc- IMMEDIATE CASH PAS LAWN SWEEPER — Parkar tor Urat 226x70x15 I naw tbarg- baby Kama, bookt. loyt. much Entra oonaMa muat go. Fum. 264-43W ANTIQU_El HOHONEN Y PINE SiO£ 1 tractor. AaUng (60. Cat laat Ira H78a1S. Cat 767-6170. mora. 121 Church SI a brae 4 much COCKATEt, — In large cage lit n nn ( nna»»n BOARO 4 SERVER 671-3451 ra. Sapt 12th a 1«tl p •ondWon Caa 530-4725 TYPEWRITER — 11W IBM BO- BELFORD — S famty garaga avia Sat 9/13. 8-tPM. IS Waat plua many axuai (76. 34 gakon Rt I.NewBrunawk* Cat 2644166. LAWN TRACTOR — Huffy. 5 66 Rutadga Or (off AppH Farm run larm wan Oar heater and •adrlc. atandard office aba. axe ua Sat *. Sun. 104. 500 EMI BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR AIITKUC —Sou Bronte chan- DRUM SET — 6 pc.. good horttpowar. 25 In. cut. wn da- Rd)no many exlraa. (76.264-8863 cond.. cat 671-3363 avao. $180. Rd. RUMSON — DoH from ooHc- SALE — Cat Second Hand Lt. I for A-tram or ret- cond.. anaa-, baaa. tom-tom, kvar »225 Cat 671-6070 MIDOLETOWN I. 671-1 USA STAMPS — 1647 10 1(60. BELFORD - 220 Cantar Ava. on ton. MddMa. doBnouaatSt/a). 2(4-0777. Aftar 6 264-8815' Mr torn, row lam. Man hat a LAWN TRACTOR — John ANNUAL FREE KITTENS — 4 adorable cymoaa (600. Cat 747- (3(00. taapadlon by appt Cat Main St. pail Olilitrtgi Author! dot orib-ntede work. toye. Hjofleei ppnoaa oak) tor at Harm. BABY CAHRMOE g Daara. 16 hp. CompMaly rab- 670-1432. ty. Thurt, Frl a Sat. 9/11. 9/12 NEIGHBORHOOD booM, ate. Sal., Sept. 13. 9 to uoant. ( wke ou. war nmad. antouea. ale. For bargmt, atop eoeoh 640. SMog«ii«c baby ' Hydrostatic dii«a a a. 0/13.9-2PM. Raw of atana. OARAGE SALE 1. 23A Rotate Ava.. oft of RWar To good hornet only. Cat 485- al24BrBroad8tKeypoo n 2»irtxHween12and6 awing, HO. 466-1167. ORUal SET — 6 pro hyd. eonmna. w/ UTILITY TOOL BOXES — (2) 6' 12 plua homta In Groan inn Rd. (250. Cat aflar 5. (424972. FAIR HAVEN — Evan/thing PLASTIC MODEL CARS — 6JABY CLOTHES — Numerous •at A camber II eymboej, good Cat 264-6056 avaaJ; waakanda. ow Eitalai off DwkM Rd.. FREE LOVABLE — Female muH go. 1(20 dmmg room aat. 9am.-3pm.. Sat 9/13. Rain data Larga O.I. Joe dole, eurare alec. 4 vartoue End. cond id 2 yrt oM Beat offer. Cat LAWN TRACTOR — John ZENNITH — Vldao camara. with Beagle to too 281-6680. Ethtn Atan hmchl tabia. on Sun. 8/14. HUMSON — 16 2nd St. (off HO. Uonai Kama, caah paid Cat Me. 6 mo. 3T Datra. 16 hp. Compnm, reb- auto tocui. wtn portaMa Toaht- bumar. MOH, toy*, and mort Rhw. Fid.) H/nok) lumt. toyi. chMdren 741« 787-6040. ba VCR. (660. Cal 741-4751 MIDOLETOWN — SO Conovar PROGRAM — 36mm uilt, eke new. Hydroauuc drive 4 Sat 9/13. 9-3. Sun 0/14. 12-4. oMhta. tumaura. * muc. Set * FREE TO OOOD HOME — 1W I, wth 50mm end 1M-K- hyd controle W/ <« mower WASHER/DRYER Pi, ofl Navtalnk Hlvar RdJuat •OHM SET — ipc. Don. bed »8ato«W « Mar M.-- 89/1H/14a r. old JAM mala Garrmta Sftsp- SH«?E ¥OOS FAVORITE TED> ; Hath. Polorlod Cat 264-6066 evee.4 weekend!. E.it ol Hwy 35. FrL » Bal ram Dy — The Monmoun Mianwm «./ box tprlng 6 maoreat. dole UNION BEACH erd. axe. lampermem. neaoa drum w/ Mmr 6 Nght aten Portable an Pic cat 7(7'-0767. QARAGE SALE — Hundraoa of or ahlna, aomathmg tor avary- home with k*a ol room lo run. ml SO characsar die- LAWN TRACTOR — Saart . jma. 9 10 6. Frl - Sun.. Sapt Oien driveway aala. Sat 6. Sun. $178. After 630 pm. 741-6842. »/13 6 B/14. IO3PM. (IS Lore- Cal(42-6675. Bean Nov. 23 to Jan. 11. 4 many axtrai. AM/FM 10HP Good working oond. WASHER/ DRYER —Esc. cond. 12 • 14. 77 Branch Ava.. Rad Oeelgnar. aneoue. or hand •ED — CompMa Ml me Sim- SETT. (260. San alasL walar haaaw, MIDDLETOWN — FUvar Skta lard AM. HORSE TRAILER — Double, 1676. Cal 946-3672 Halghtt. SO Catharine Aire^bet- crafted. We would love to rune mon*, 3 yre old. firm. axe. cond. •piainrt. Ccrdkm phone with tka naw, b/o. Saara oahumldl- deluxe lanoem, good ' iham a*. Cat during the day MAHOGANY 6 DOOR CHEST OARAGE SALE — HokixM. 30 waan Conovar Lana ANaveaMi VCH —Zanth ponabM-VHS for- Cat 741-2016 aner 6pm $100 CM 46>0666 after 6pm. naroom. 2 man tent, baott pace: flar, b/o. Cat attar 6pm. 4(6- mat (460. LAWN TRACTOR'S 747-22(8. — (50. 2 laak cocktail laMaa. 0293. Chaanul RUgt Rd. Sapt I3rn, ( Rhw Rd. Off Rt 35)9 30am ?7 am. Lou of baby Mmatxaypan, Fum., typwarMar, glaatat. brut hp. 28" cut, (126.6 SWIVEL-bar KITTENS — Adontta. ( wke., 2 Blow Dryer. Mromene lea tliaeji (25 aach. Pokar taut w/«and. heed board. aiLNgh w/towar Naadt work. (25. 747-7S4S. WASHER 6 ELECTRIC DRYER camaga), naw tamplaa of wMar rltma. platM. palnttngi. many •too* (36 aa OSCILLOS- halt peralen. 2 domaetc thori- foot Board. Baautllul — OE. 2 yra. old. Exc. Cond. hata, gtovaa, and toarvaa. mltc. Kami. Ran daHa Sapt. COPEB-HP 1300, MO. TEKTRO- halr. kee to good home. Cal lOOCondoa workmen aize 8. 2644663. MOVING — 2 Mr condWonara. Muat aat. Cat (42-04(3 aflar 6. Hopachtat alao.HAZLET — 19.20.21. MUC-w/carl (200,686-0766. (42-3262 waaanghouaa 6(00 STU't (126. HIGHLANDS WATER FRONT — 291-2101 ELECTRIC RANGE — WNM. Comer of Knot Tan. » Cheanut Lovely mm oond. unajrnknad 2 KaMnalor. 12.600 BTU'a. (200. VVEK3HTLIFTING BENCH — Dr. "or HoMdat Rd." 8 familial. MIDOLETOWN — 20 Vulaoa VCR — 2 head*, remote, i yr MINITURE CHIHUAHUA - AKC . BEDROOM SET — Boy* SoM good oondWon. (100. Prune Ktichan eabmat, oopptr wHh for- with mtlulnj. SS gal fHh tank Ln., Klnga Hwy. lo Charry Ln. to CM. axe. eond. (195 or BO. 920- ftglteiraii. father ( mother both 56-6069 morninoi 10-4pm.. Sat (Sun. Sapt. 13th •rood, ranch oak Fui bad. S Mca lop. (60. Omar mite. nja> aquip. butchara maat out- • 14*1. vauiga. Sat 9/13. 10-3 Houaa- 1761 after 5.30. In AKC bookt Champion Una. ux view. Sandy beech. Wed 01 - wco $600. Cat 642-5343 or tar, upright fraaiar, 2 a/C. 2 bike to naw NYC 00 Kama, mutt aat by Sapt. 15. Can hold, eoata and mtac. BOLOFLEX — Home Gym. (376 6Vk In. to moulder, 2vt Be. 741-1161. FARMLAND Manot Cat 669-0683 HAZLET \ Set. 8/13, S-6PM ohoDolelt In color w» atud out ry (600. (42-6616. aflar 8pm 261-5656. MIDOLETOWN — Evarymlng or BO. 920-1781 after 6:30. •EDROOM SET — New. load TOPSOIL WHIRLPOOL WASHER — Gaa Sofa akMpar. cheat, end labial. tor choice of tear. Or atud tea. MOVING — 25" color conaola ihonoe. HI baby equrp. Ind. ens muat go Inc. 2 laathar tounga Cat 872-2316 after 4pm. MIDOLETOWN charry. Bad 5/0 - 4/6. double ANY QUANlTY TV. OR tabia gtaai top. 6 chant. a*. (36 aach. 2 twin attcaic Cham. 44 Barman Marion Har- Mean — con Oreeaer. mrror and 2 mght- Dan ilatptr rum. LR tofa. Md*. ban o«ar ovar (200. Una- mony Rd). Sat.. Sapt 13. ( am. PARROT - Charry need mitred. temporary 2 bdrjubth, eunk- Handa. (250.261-1666. WILL DELIVER man'a bata. (30. ctmbart. (16. food to perfect OWT CHEAPI Marpla toppad oo«5o3. Male, good eond::- $100. Cat HAZLET — S Rootavtlt WALL — Emm contend of (966Anoriei. Cat (42-80207 " 493-9782 OFFICE "DESKS — 6. vanoua k-antmitur. (30.747-733T " Avtlbahno rjnrynar uaalarj eagaa, booktbookl. Sat. sTsun41Bun., 6-I 4 RACE HORSE OAT6 — Sap- $42-0128. RaEnoraNna. houee HoKang bow front china Umber epeoW. Top quaaty Re- FILES — 2 * 4 drawai lapel a. chain, maka onar Cat 389- Sat. 6 Sun. 9/13 a 9/14.10 ?? BEDROOM — Trlpia Wllll w/ 900. WHITE GOOSE DOWN OUILT cabmn, upright Softmer piano, gal Brand. «ea)t. NN Rlck't MIODLETOWN — 2 bdrm town Mar. daak, chain, many other Evaryday during month of Sap- MIDOLETOWN — 86 Swarun moqua gfaat. chWa peMnge. M biaaau. 2 mgM — Ouaan ana, 60 oz . 1 yr. old. tambar. Comatta paita. akwms 5ft»6ftCO.44V4ME home Ful dmmg rm. battm Name. Prised to aat. Good cond. Onva. Aaaortad Kama, tractor, Lampa arid turnWire. THIS IS A Urge knehan. backyard A laMea. Mack witth gray w d 747-6677. ORGAN — Hammond Rhythm Ikaplaca. lampa. tabtaa * and bteycta. oddl and andt. Sat 6 WANTED — A good home for I. Lette ipaafcar. drew bara. (1100. Sating for (650. Call VERY WO TAG SALE BY THE tola Oct 1 (960 642 2117 prame (260 or ban onar. cat dothaa gatoral Evarymlng from Sun Sapt 13th » 14th. 9 6. LONE ARRANGER. 1628 Mar- xltsent 2. 10 wk ok): 2.6 mo old, aflar 6 767-6731. rhythm eecbon. Excetent condi- 747-5914. aouplonulal FILL DIRT MOViNO SALE — Cedar doaat coni Rd (off Betmar BM or Rt 1 lyr. apedad ItmaleO Calico) tion. $760. 741-7887. PIANO— WHITMORE — With Owner atarglc. Plaaae eat. MIODLETOWN — Shadow Laka • BOW — SOpd raourva. 52 Inch- ANY QUANlTY HAZLET — 17 Lynn Blvd. 3 wathlng maehlna, mirror, 36). Friday a Saturday 9-1. Adult Co—nune>. 2 bdrme, 1 ea long pba to arrowt. 12 yn. FILES t DESK — Pa* Art Matal banoh m kwajy oondWon. (500. Peye6«4 0667/aftar 6 644482a. 493-0782 Cal avanlnga 642-6603 annual. Sat Sapt 13th 9 2pm dothat. tret ( rkna, and much pba ban, tvng rm. dmmg rm. Sd. K5. 3040 pd. adjuatatna drawar, mahogany color lagal 36" add wood from door 4 mora. 9 to 4. 27 Campbal Ava.. WEST DEAL — 600 Roaeld AM. IREWOOD — SUM wood. HaM comer of Monmoutn Rd.. Sal a krtch. Florida rm. 24 hr. ateurily. eompound bow. 26 Inch pun. alia fata (75 aa.. 1 (commtrdaQ WINDOW — Larga bay/plclura. much mora. Port Monmoum.Frl., Sal., and 010 BIcycUs/Mini Ooll. lennla, and more fraat tor lat Una uanar. 3 ytt cord. (40. Cat 466-0292. MUJI oaix. orown a enroma Thiimo pana/non-opanlng Sun, Sapt. II —13. Sun. 13 4 14. Bargain furniture or uw Home to4d aa fumaura tWO/month pba utt. Ant. old. (60. CM 642-4230 FOR SALE — IS aluminum w/tormlea lop 30x80. 2 drawart •Mad glalt. 4 tl.x 5 ft (125 HfOHLANDS YAM) SALE — Sept 15. Cat 671-3891 aa. not w/iook (200, both pea Sal. Sapt 13th. 10 lo 4. 43 2nd MOVING — SELLING ALL muat goJ Exc. opnd.l BAR- KENT — Black 4 gold 20nch. BRIOOS a STATTON — 3 HP wmngi. vanoua mat. (175 or 671-2477. b/o. WaigMa, banoh a lag curl. axe, thapa. Cat 670-6458 8t. Sivaga auto, anol gun. Portable 0AIH8I on 2 dayal. (2(. BMX 34, (20. pnk Cokjm r. perfect working WOOD OVERHEAD DOOR — 4 »•. anoojua fire korw, fut ay MONMOUTH BEACH — On tha 125. San Kanmora aawlng KEANSBURG — StL 9/13, 9- WEST KEANSBURQ — 107 Die. 20 moh gktt bike. 3-16 moh water. 2 bdrme. 2» baM. (876 order Ca> 671-1-6366< . PIANO — BaM»m upngM, 10 aacaona. 7x( wkta, 6x8 high Wiarmana tat Itrtxzar tpraad- Hkee. t whS Sutukl SO ATZ. machine m cablnat (76. 2 kar- mo. old. (1600. Cat 957-0607 or I. Many Kama. II ram. 10*1 Skaal Set Sept 13. 10- Pool 4 CARPETIMO — Wai lo oompkMa w/lract and at hard- ar naw, 2 Ig pool chair fkMta, 188314 hp. (100.831X188. oaana haalara (60. m Ion wart, kjat raoanay takan down, canoatai). 38 84. John Placa. 4pm. rStScli. Major MM kquKUUng entire cham now (65. 2 3«5 nUrrora. box of paper kiga, on matwood good oond. Aiwng (too. Alumi- KEANSBURG — (01 Park tabia. 6 Map* kKcnan aat w/ 4 WEST KEANSBURG — Yard SCHWINN — 2 gjna Dtuja. exe. Stock. Brand naw 100% Nylon. 10.486-4422. PIANOMOAN — w» cond.. 1 3 apd, 24 In. 1 18m. MONMOUTH BEACH —Urn 8 Any 3 room. IMng. dining, bad- AaUng (100. E«c cond. Aftar 5 num doort pair. MVixaart. tu» AwUoonw of Marrang 8Wa captama enalra. etftei lampa, 2 atle. corner of Hopwni Terr. 6 townhouee 2vk ben dock. RANKUN WOOD STOVE — •any ghua compltla w/hard- Ava). 2 family. Lota of goodlti. bareo radynara. 2 radioi a TV rty PI.. Brle-l-bra«. Sat 6 bannane teal. Cal 747-6029 tl room, lo 414 M ft. (69. Indud m. eta 741-0927. Itr5pm. at culttm pad! rnttaaanon and Piua munition ut, caamg tup wan (28. Cat 747-1026. Sapt 13ln 9-tpm. aala. 462-6687 Sun. 9/13 6 14.10-4. Watohert Rentata Bar. 6304200. port. 4 pc., 6 In. dlanMar pipa. 4manaa..*niaMa. Ca> Barry VMA (|j 201466-7200. and ctwnniy PH» Nmi w 131 1J1 HOtiMB 131 HOUMH ant m bout. Prtoa tor at. MOO. lacutta Ham. Mutt aal. Call 642- CAPABLE NURSES AlUt —Da Cat 7B7-O911 aflar 6 pm. •Ma lob owing lor ma akttny. RKMOAIHE WASHER — $360. POLICE RADIO — ProgramaHe CM 747-2877. II no anawar cat moa. ok). Larpa eapaMy. 4 Bearcat 860. 60 channel!, trie/ cyda. 4 tampatamra. S42-»320. numbere or letter!, covert ax CAPABLE NURSES AIDE —Oe- FURNITURE — Exc cond. tving nerganoy banda.. Exc. cond.. urn lob caring lor tha ekleny. oom. cocktat taUee. lempe. oc- Can 747-2677 II no anawar can original papert 4 box Indud. cuional chake. kitchen aat 276 or b/o. Can after 5:30 486- 747-6603. hanging flraplaoa. Jacuzzi, it*- to canmai, poo* tnenree, QOQ kannal Cat S44-S424. POOL LINER A FILTER — 16ft . 'W <••'•:' CARPET — Ona 9>16. mum-col (50. Cat 405-4460. or Jjrown EllciHnl (136. OnaFURNITURE FOR SMS — «- 7«i4. baauMia. Pmk row. Secrt- floe hre. 8 to 6. 741-6(70. Evaa POOL TABLE — RagukMon hca (95. 756-6160. or waakanda. 642-6636. za 1 pmg pong taMa. Good '.(300. Cat 542-3417. CARPET WALL TO WALL FURNITURE — Fruit wO. braak- RCA VHS COLOR CAMARA — 100% Nykm Fun Ouaramaa Iront. mehag buffet. wiMcomb $1.99 to $3 39 sq yd. With (21 loom lana. (500/ b/o and UMa. chineta rug, 7 pc. Cat 642-6760 aval. Faat kMat. 6 Flnanca Ant. wMicomb provincial bdmt. itrrM Gloria Niison REALTORS VISA M/C-AMEX-CALL TONY !t\mpv aOiiMO, nvucn mwi. EFRIGERATOR — 2 door. TOLL FREE 1-600-624-1326 Evaa 530-7234. good condition (75. Cat 747. 579 CARPET — 11 by 12. oranga FURNITURE — Modam atyla anaa. (25. 11 by 13. Hue andaotalSiaS). a chaktMOI. cotfaa REFRIGERATORS — (2) Onatta "ANY SIZE HOUSE & GARDEN UNDER THE SUN" graan Mag. (36. Exc cond. Can t«WalM0). omc. cnaknilS). At at mopad. Baat oflar. Moving. •f41-55367 m ainttinl condition. 671-5133 HuutON omce no FURNITURE — Solid oak oval RK3ERATCfl( FREEZER — CHAIRS — 2 matching living latna * matching 6 cnairt. b/o. Copanona. 13 cu. ft. (126. Wal- M2-40MO MIDOLETOWN room. Blue llnpat. exc cond., MapU bdrm tat. dtak 6 rockar. nut dmmg tabia, 4 laddar back MegnevoK esareo conaola, axe. b/o. J C. PannaV cuttum mtda chain. (75. Couch 6 matching cond . 6 ft. pine itereo deck brown a baiga dock. 64 Inchta chair. (60. Chttl of drawara racord atorape, fair oond. long 6 matching chair. (175 2 paMad. (35. Vaccuum daanar, 1 living room mtrWa top ublei, living room chain, (25 aacfi 36. Boyt bdrm aat. walnut. elate top Irving room latltl. bar Cat 6714165. 100. Twin badttO. 264-64S6. rel beck Hue leether chair on caitere. lampa. 2 tata dHhet FURNITURE — 2 Paean bunch EFRHWRATOR — GE Fratl- Singer tleclilt aewfng machine labkn. knehan ttt. Ig labla 6 ar. Good cond. Atking 1100. in cabinet pxja caning daee Cat awag lampa. baby Hamt Exeat- Cat Hatan batora 12 al 4(6- 140 or aftar 12 at 6304029. 615.0927 law cond. good buyt. 544-9424 GENESIS TICKETS — For Oct. UG — 12x11. g/atn broad CLOTHES DRYER — Elactrlc 2. Cat 222-2106. loom, good cond (60 Magic JANCMOOOV 240 volt. 10 oalon hoi walar Chal 30 inch gaa ranga, aim, haaur alactno. Waahar and GE SIDE BY SIDE — SaH da- xc. eond. (100. 22 men. whrla m at Gloria fwson. Realtors. dryar.alactric combo. CaUnata liotl 21.3 cu ft. Oood oondWon. Shrewsbury, an so proud ot poroalan wain Man with fau- MIDOLETOWN air*, douua tub. 60 oaHon not AvtltWa to pick up aftar Stp- eala. chroma lagt 6 towl bar. Janes Real tstatepertormance nvalai haatar. aacMc. No rat tambar 19th. BO. 747-4077. axe. cond. (25 5 dU. 30x26 FANTASTIC BEAUTIFUL CAREFREE thjough the years, a i I 767-2446 GIFT GALLERY — mvantory window aaah, (1.00 aach. KHch- one of i km 10 rum conttm- Lovely aflonUoK custom three Close to train ant shore is this CONTEMSOMItY... mlkon dollar producer Jam is ao CARVED KNOTTY PINE — Co- daaranoa aaaj. Savlngi up lo an baaa cabinat. 24 Inch. 110. (xvjry on parmmc 2.3 ten lall- betroom home amidst modi lovely 4 Dedioom home Hi* 3 or, Spat Newly decoratad n caring of her customers and n- lonial huton/uoaboard. 90 KM 50%. Crytlal. poreatn. vaaat. Can 747-6620 crlMM tolal privacy and IranquMy neutial kms m toe and span aeo*ykro«ledgable of our busi- top with bejutrful lowering Uees 4 kitchen, custom bookcases, oas 1 Exc. cond. Ckwr natural Imlth acukMura, artworka, ' Itwaltry. Dedrooms. 3V, bllln Flexibly Oe- on an ten M low Hokndel taxes heat Asking $199,000 cond*on This tonty home boasts ness Be sure and »ve her a call S.I. ttant today. RaMna Gilt SANYO — Cube refrlg., $76, (450. Cat 7-6pm only 747-6297 dinette aat. whHe formica lop. 6 uoned flow plan, peneel lor botli and eiceWnt schools Minutes to a seemed « porch, above grount Vou deserve Oatary. 75 Brighton Ava. Wait 948-3200 pool and central a> All dntmd our Jaw COAL 6 COAL BIN — 1 Ion of Hack chain $126. Cat 281-1776 usual wd eleojnt entnunng. Pa/kwav. tram and but. labs End. 229-4111. lor your summer comfort Mow ttova coal (76. » 2rt ton aftar 6pm. Magralicerrt library. 3 CK jtuched I27MM 530-2800 light« $179,900 747-5600 Norwaojan pma coal bin (65 GOLF CLUBS — LadMt. mant SEAR8 — Beet power mower, gauge Many, many amenmei Muat aat. 747-6647 oaya or Ml handad w/bag. ranging from 22 in out. electric tun. tokd Call today for Gloria Niison. Re- (35 to (125. WatauHa larga 6 line ignition 4.0. 3 waking Jitwi PrtleirM Property Prolile mad . (50 aach Muthroom vinyl •pdi. tell- recharging battery, S47S.O0O 642-6009 COLONIAL — Sola a chair, aka chain, lika naw, graat for rac- naw. atking (350. Cat 683 5120 Permenex cilcher. no more rak- room. (75 aach. 2 awtvai rad ing. $120. 741-4711 aflar 6PM. or 957 9145 uphotitarad chain w/covan COLOR TV — 19 m Good cond (75. Saara. upnght fraaiar, SEWING MACHINE — Singer (40. WhUa doubtt draaaar. good (126 Cat 842 7508 trltr 6PM. Future in daek cabinet. (200. cond. (25. 672-1462. Cat ot Avon botea eotectkm. Cat 739- GUITAR — Baaa ( 300 waft 2343. Iwaan3and6. Sunn ampanar w/300 watt COMPLETE RESTARAUNT — apaakar anctotura. Top of tnt SHARP — 25.n rarncta control OERIHEOEWALO KHchan. Muat tat. Comb.Stova Una. 264-6466 aak for Ron color TV. with ewMe baaa aleo COLTS NECK NEW LISTING!... SALESMAN OF THE MONTH • Oral, Staam latHt. Low boy JVC VCR paid (1400 for both SPECTACULAR VIEW Privacy among beautiful trees«t If only Little Srhw wM do. Bus is ftemg. Sink. rood, fan t lira GUITAR — Elactrlc Kramar fo- Rumson s Gen had more produc- cus Oraal cond (160. Can 642- liking MOO or beat offer. Cat A Victorian m Atlantic Highlands' quiet area Four bedroom colonial the house lor you Morabk.stu*- a.nng And mon>. 736 6666 264-8146. tion in the month of August than 0792 aftar 6PM. A with gorgeous oak stairway up to has library wth pegged floors and ry bunt. Irving room with ». CONTEMPORARY BR SET — 7 tM top ol the work) Stained glass built-in bookcase, pan lamrry most salespeople do ai an trim HANDMADE CRIB SET — Em- SHOWCASES — Daek. anki 6 SPACIOUS SPUT panelled FB, walking distance lo year over Xi&XSfm Gen is a pwca Walnut wNh bratt. Eion- vtnwaa, taefe top. etove, low- windows, two (.replaces no* tut> room with raised hatvtji linttKt MY trmportation tims. shop- broldarad comfort, pakm. bump- 3 bedrooms, lit baths^ocelient steady, seasoned professional ... htnt oondWon. (600 or Datt ot- try. theatre organ, eeveral other and everywhere that pervasive and slider1 s leading lo bra* pah) ping, playground and boat launch ar tat w/haadraal. dun rufflt. condition - mstoantad mde and patient wrth a never enong supply far. 671-6716. llama, cheap. 281-8371. Nw York Skyline new through ttgg ' nemantt askng Bright airy kitchen. 2 Ms 1 bain matching (tone avail, for cur- out. Wonderful frtt standing fire- of energetic bubbly charm ... ant COUCH — Cattro oonnarttbla. tint. All In pattal color Mult glass wails Thermopane windows. aftachM garage loo Men ONLY 8LIDINQ GLA93 DOOR8 place, hardwood floors, lovely lot. Eg) roam. SS24 600 always another ksono or salt up axe cond. 67 mohaa long, catary aaa. (too. 496-41(2. WHh top end bottom tracka 1135.000 747-8*00 her sleeve S3O-2M0 graan. MthMatchini g uphoM 1 car garage plus central ar. Walk- 510-2100 HAND MADE — 2 Punian Doora mtature 74x79 Good ing distance lo beach, tram and ohalr. (175 Can 741 8541 aondWon. (60. Cal 741-7076. oriantal rugt. ilia 9«13 6 6x9. shopping Call today. SIS4.900 COUCH — Colonial, ruat valour or immadilM laM Bail oftar. SOFA 4 LOVESEAT — Colonial, M2-M09 with plaid chair. SS5 lach- Cat 644-6510. and. eond. (2(6 Small butcher mqutt 60 watt radavar. (110 block dmane w/4 ehem. aknoet Cat 7(74666. SOFA BED — (36. Twin Uia book eaaa haadboard (20 Pair r. (76. 64241(2. COUCH ( LOVESEAT — (260 of wroughl Iron itooU (30 SOFA — 80 Inch wtth tap cov- or baat onar. 30 gal flthtank w/ Laathar look bar (75 Glaii ert, good oond. Cat 5664133 hood and aland »7o 465-361 chandatar (60. Ct» 666-6990. CRAFTAMATIC — Bactrlc bad. fut Ut, uaad only 6 mo.. (1500. 131 Houses 131 Can 642-4452 EUVINQ... CRATE — 112 AmpWIar. (125. Set a new standard of Irving m tfn CONOMTULATIONS Cat Jarry 291-6190 New ConstractMn and Waterfrom wonderful brandnew all cedar con- lo Came SatuSai for sUymg SEA BRIGHT COLTS NECK ItadBank From the sea to the picturesque - Frendi Federal Cofciiral on t lemporary which offers the beet in among the lop 10% of the frrm so CREOSOLTED TIES MM ceejean five bedroom, three family living. TIM home has every- rivers from the bay to tfie NY far «i 1966 Referred to as the 2*1-1427 and one halt bath Colonial home thing. 2 story entrance foyer. skyline from the beach to the lot Fait address m Rumson and Eductuorui Expert. Cant ma/ bi CUSTOM BAR — Paddad arm THE BEST high on a hall on three pictmesoue sunken famty room with FP. Ca- soaring verrsiano Bridge all beautiful wws ot the Shrewsbury rw. lootratt lift-up opanklg, 6 FOR THE LEAST acres large, spacw.it rooms. AMr Great Room •tool port for thedral ceeng LR. bright large dakn awtvai paddad bantooia these magnificent views are yours amtar drrveway A mm estates Ucnn anf J/5 bedrooms. 2V, in this 5 bedroom. 3 bath custom ulaasujrbtdroornsuw ml Mum. baaa. Cat aflar 600 l Deck, J bath -1 hawa a jacuui. sunken Only superlatives can describe this built witertront property Please PM 671-0663 S30-2800 tub. exyiagnu I cathedrai cejen beautifully decorated townhome. High call for special details. M99000 DANISH MODERN WALNUT - M2-«0M AHthrsenovwanacriofiafia Braak-front tor oimngroom on a hill & extensively landscaped for Priettlaie43tM0 747-6W0 tgMad eaaa w/ 3 aHwr drawart privacy. Simplistic elegance through- (250. Cat 7-6pm only 747-6267 out. 2 large bedrms, 2'/2 baths, 20' living DESKS. CUB - Tabiat. cnairt. uoraga cabmalt. com- rm with fplc, formal dining rm, garage, putar taUaa. offloa aquip. ate. at all appl., central air, pool, tennis court bargain prtoaa. Naw or uaad A AC DESK OUTLET. 1700 Rt. are only a few of the amenities. Superb 35. OakhuraL 531-3990 Value at only $151,000. WNETTE — OUaaeop taMa. i. 4 malching chek-t HOUaXXL LOO CABIN I. Cat 680-6M4 SPACIOUS earniKartn Blaokgourn top honors DINETTE TABLE — Oval. W/4 I 4 bedroom. 2* bath cekmal liv- Wonderfully wooderj lot wrth stone at Oona fWson Rettlori. aid .. Jd(Me*M cnairt Yetow formica. Very Joseph G ng raoni.omxj room, huge eat-x walls ant a five bedroom log MKJHLANOS ..- (tn. 2* baths, large kvn| good oond. $78 or baat offer. 4 E RIVIT Rd Mchen.lamilyroomwitjrfVeplaci home irartenance free, fire r»- WalktooeacWTwoBeoroom.Two room tdmng room, guest suej. 3 O over lour mfton Cat747-1$81 after SPM. Partial basemen. 2 or garage. tardent and energy efficient Coun- Bath, Sandpiper fentonmurn Rumson car garage combnarj with New Joajrs «i total prooucMn Is date. genual a> Choce nertbrjrhood try kitchen, massive stone !«- Second Floor. End UrK witti •DtNtHO ROOM SET - Singer I York traneportjuon arann easy Karen is congratulaltd lor a no with good schools and dose lo Satened Balcony AaUng rurmthed Oval table w/6 chalre McCUE 842-2760 wiajngdratance makes Bus home "•a. oom". from at! her HtStr fAoppng and liansportabon Call I119.900 PU.oc covert Chne dotet. tke' a country hevtn for the cornrnussr > at Gloria Maun Aa- today 1.94.900 |42-«00« 530-2100 S46-3200 Offered at S1H.SO0 747. 74T. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.1986 The RegUter SB

lOOCondoa 101 101 Apartments 101 101 ApfUnwit* 101 102 Hout4>4 lor Rant 102 Houaat lor Rant 102 Houxa for flant NEPTUNE _ 7 mi. 4 br homa, DO YOU HAVE AN EXTRA LONG BRANCH — Lar ga apar OCEAN OROVE — 2 bdrm. 4> FAIR HAVEN — Woa 3 bdrm.. SEA BRIGHT — BEST VALUE ROOM M VOUH HOME OR AN RED BANK SiSr,OO.I» k, kkM-PM AHOUNO. HAVE A FREE SUM king 4 room, naal ndudad. Us imalromtaOO. ivt balk apt* •** dan H quM APARTMENT TO RENT ON A ok S475 Faa aMar ranul wat- Ddrm, •>. ream. kc. porch S4JS. rMdaraw area- $1100/ mo. oka MEM VACATION. MR COM- MONTH-TO-MONTH BAM? i. Uda ok (600 TEMKHURV I OHOO ON THE 11t> block. Horn ooaan Cat uaV CM 2»l-2»7» , VH.MM aaouray. i S2S-»iai or 220-3020 LITTLE SILVER - 3 Br. I I BEACH. POOL. SAUNA. CEN- 8RANCH - Claan. 3 FAIR HAVEN — Haw oonaauc- TRAL AIR. OARPCnita. WIN raqtfad Stapla paraon . — I (1.100 par OAKHURST RWUL UoCUE M I Cat 7.7-36J6 aliar apm OCEAN OROVE — SpaOoua. 3 •on. 3 bdrm. 2 ban. My car. a. 747-31 4rooa».kktaok»400. DOW TREATMENT, HEAT carpal S490. Faa afar rantal. room. TMOAnig Mnn. porch INCLUDED 7 MM. FROM NEW 7pm. 741-1153: MUOLETOWN — Rbar Plan 6 rooata. kkta o*. aW KEANtBURQ — 4M _ Watahan Raman. Bkr S3O-S200. (420 Faa dryar. a/c H200. CM 442-7141 MJU. REALTY. Bar VORK FERRVVET lECtUOEO. Madam. IHO/mo. ska) iw mo a Cap. Cod won 4 Ddrma. 2 IOE4L LOCATION ' aaourlHi. A»al. a/16 7S7-7a» muni, 3 DiftiTi In 2 tvnHaya *M a MIDDLETOWN OCEANPORT — Wdarfronl viaw. tarraca. Faa ahar rantal. room. Uchan and dack hu I typaa of mmli trom KEANSauRO - 2 Mm). M40 Walchart Hamate. Bu S3O-S200. backing up lo ooodad pmpany. U mar Maw CM* IP »anapor- J OREEN OROVE OAHOENS— 1 pka> aucMc iw mo aac CM I Dadroom. ma»M •lakl IIWI c/a. luly carpa»ad (I.IOSnio. * 2 badrooa. apt. be. looaaon uwon (1200. pk» uMaaa 747- 101 Apartmanta 7t7-a«i7 altar 4pm Yaarty HMtaga Houaa RaaMy. CM 34(7 or 741-2444 anaa. and k> OSP. BMU w mckjdha naat and hot Batty at 844V4444. MK 442 ASaURY PARK — Naar S nti«. KEANSBURQ Cal 754- M>>|MM OOMO MM. "•Upon. 2S4-1S44. M, Uon-frl 2 Mrm. kid. o* S400. MIOOLEIOWM — "Laonardo" 2 MIOOLETOWN — Bra* 2 atory, dack. kkta. pau ok Faa altar ltodna.kaatpaJdtMOa HAZLET — Moa 7 room homa. HI. cond S bdnaa. 2 HUHLANOS HILL - I ban*. tilliminl. kvga lot. kUa ok.. ~ OaSsMM. ranul. WaicMrt nania. Ski k*ga kiuhan. Mng room, part- MRS REALTY. Bkf 3W-I2M kraplaca. aajaiUn. yd. i . •okont. aho« S30-M00 OLO BRIOOE 45 nan NYC quM. Faa altar rantal. Naar H»y 36. doaa to al •>g. haat auppaM. Oct I. 1675 KEANSBURG as Waman. Bkr iSO-esss. par mo CaH2»l-aS4« MIOOLETOWN — FMrviaw. 2nd NIEUW 102 Houaaa lor Rant I badroom. a> $300 • IBIO/an. pka ut» I42-2H6 HAZLET — aOdrm. IH Dam S7i^aaS.MontoFna ZSi roomTka—n «! porch ATLANTIC WOHLANM — I 2 lamay. can I laal S44» Noor C4 2 famiy houaa. privata AMSTERDAM ATLANTIC HOHLANDS — 2 anaanca. 4 rma. "I bdrm." ranch Faun, room. ttOSO. Lan- MIOOLETOWN — Cuta 2 ta Laaaa. rat. and aac tm mo HIGHLANDS 5 room.. Ud. o k SK» . VILLAGE i Houaa. i«t lloor. »/ dac*. iard payaaaa. aacurad bug. Mty iaSO mKCll 281-I717 5 room., balcony. •> $400 • uorwd apanman. $615 ft up. 747-aea* a«a 747-4521 JUM nmim. an aas-isai KEAMSaufM — I bdrm. S470. Ca* 747-3160. tor lawn cara ft anow ramoval)! hood. laaaa, aacwuy $775 mo. RUMSON — 3 bdrm homa. Can ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lu>. Haat. hot aaaar. ooofck Cawa TV avakaua. On Hauaj 9 pka) uw. 747-4100 daya. 747. WOHLANOS — 2 Ddrm MIOOLETOWN — Aval. S rma. 1/2 mo. MC No pata. mm kn- 7WTt ury 4 boon apt IMO aq n ma Emaanoy. $430. 7«7 n*ium from OSP * NJ Turn- 2 bdrm. raady now $600 • 5274 KM. ar/dack. t«es pkia uaWaa. CM MM JO pro. 486-2720 tmm, bua ai doer to Nawark and - 111 SEA BWOHT — 2 bdrm houM LANDLORDS MRS. REALTY. Bkr 344-1234 MIOOLETOWN — MM. M naw. SSL. Q room, —aatiar- MIOOLETOWN — RanowMd 5 NYC Rantal ofnea opar. Mon A 3 BEDROOM COTTAGE — Monmouat ft Ooaan County KEANSBURO — Sm 1 I 3 bdrm. , apH Ml 100 yd. to /dryar hook up. PMMM. quM. room, haat indudad. nloa ana. Frl. «-5: Sal 10-3. Locatad In a kMtly nakjhbof- Mt liltnr. or yaarty. 2S1- (1200/moom CM B31-4BD0 or No COM lo you Wa acraan and hood in E. Kaanaburg. mldlat. occupancy $6$500/m« o baach. ivt bam. garaga. fca- 1 1 2 Ddrm. UK. haal pO MOO I kk)» oil. Faa aHar ranul. Wa. 721-9336. placa. yard. ».tar «kMr, ac. dw. 7>7-23M. MRS REALTY. Bkr 34*1234 (600/monrh p4u. UN. BMmaan No Data. 1** aac. 7i7-0733. nma.mil Cal wajchail RaMaH no« and Ju»/1 Cal 717-4146 ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* — 2 103Rantelaat>8hafa KEANSBUHO -Ctaan.room. MOOERN APARTMENT — Naar RED BANK — Fumtohad I KEANSBURG •1300/ an. pua pa Ddrm gardan apt. AMU. anmad. 2 bdrm. month lo monlh. tonoM tranaprxtaUon Baal Urna to can DO YOU HAVE AN EXTRA aacurny 4721076 or 47I-0421 FEMALE — Piu cnal Ana. bdrm. In pnrnna homa. daan ROOM M YOUR HOME OR AN 3 br good ana kida ok (700'a f 700/monKi. me. naat lUn aft#f teolal, itVetctiet PaM PkMaam 2M-1100 baton noon. 4SS-O41S. 3 bdrmToeOon U buy $400 35 to 50 to anara nua apt Caa Ml CaiWl-OOOS APARTMENT TO RENT ON A MONMOUTH BEACH — Unqua UoanaadRaal t.iaia Brakar MONMOUTH COUNTY — Many E«c locakon 74I-7OM avaa. MONTH-TO-MONTH BASIS? M.R.S. REALTY. Bkr 3W-I23 3 bdrm ai iw

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Historic Atlantic Highlands Charming older 4 HAZLET FLEETWOOD COLONIAL RUMSON "Estate Area" MIDDLETOWN Bedroom Colonial. Beautiful stone fireplace compli- 4 BR, v.i baths, full bsement, private yard. Walk to Feel the River Breezes.Lovely ranch Home on 1V4 Beautiful Center ha* colonial with wooded backyard. ments the cozy living room. Large formal dining room «or««. schools. NY bus. Move-in condition. Call magnificent acres with deeded access to the River. Delightfully large aat-m-Wtchsn. formal dining room, - eat-in-tutchan. 13x21 greenhouse - 3 car detached today! Only $158,800. Tastefully decorated thruout. Raised Hearth Fire- spacious living room, FP in Family room, 4 BR, 2Vi ea baths, mint condition. Asking $296,900. gawager . Minutes to ferry service to the «ig Apple places, Skylighted kitchen, etc. Asking $355,000. $1194.9009 . Call for details 747-2446 ABILITY REALTY, ING. ABILITY REALTY, INC. ABILITY REALTY. INC. NE. 1124 Hif»wn J5. Lwid DM. 2124 Hifkmt 35 Law* All i 35. Haul An REALTY GROUP, INC. 201-747-2446 •J 1B3 MAIN STREET POUT MONMOUTH, N.J. 077SS 671-8833 671-8833 671-8833

•; • Eatontown Eatontown Brookwood. naw 2 story Townhouses (eatunng 2 Brookwood, new 2 story Townhouses featuring 2 bedrooms and 2Vi Bathrooms. New wall to wall carpet- bedrooms and 2'/2 Bathrooms. New wall to wall carpet- CUSTOM RANCH CONVENIENT ing, washer/dryer, garbage disposal. Unit hat economi- Charming three bedroom homa nestled on large lot in ing, washer/dryer, garbage disposal. Unit has economi- Immediate Occupancy* Three bedroom maintenance cal Gas heat and Central Air. U»e in desirable End Unit in nice section of Eatontown. Formal dining room, fire- cal Gas heat and Central Air. Live in desirable free Middletownjiome convenient to train and Parkway. new section of Brookwood dote to Mall, area Beaches place, full basement. Attic expansion possibilities for Brookwood close to Mall area Beaches and Monmouth Formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, family room, central and Monmouth Raceway.Price: $142,000 Mother/Daughter. Close to shopping and transportation. Raceway. Price: $137,500 air Priced at $259,000 (175,000

552Hlgfe»a>M •UM WMBW BBB*au MWIIVHWHI CoHrNaA,Mj.«rr2r I BENSON HILL 780-7575 BENSON HILL Aldaicle Adelaide 780-7675 ASSOCIATES MIS ASSOCIATES MIS I-farm Newman Springs Road ' Newman Springs Road I Iam3a_ Uncrott/Middietown Uncrott/Mlddleiown Realtors 571-9595 Realtors 571-9595 ^47-6226 ^47-6226 WANT $$$ Exclusively Ours MAKE MONEY IN REAL ESTATE Long Branch COME TO SCHOOL* Commercial Zone Colts Neck Outstanding quality in this Zimmer bum 5 BEDROOM, 3 CALL FOR INFORMATION! Century old house in Booming Long Full Bath Ranch. Home is nestled on acre plus heavily Branch. Located on Braodway close wooded property on one of Colts Neck most Prestigious 'Accredited schooling made available streets, flowering shrubs, majestic trees and ground to Municipal Center. This Property cover abounds. All the expected Zimmerer touches are through BENSON HILL ASSOCIATES. has enormous potential with many present, six panel doors, chair rail moldings, gleaming ABERDEEN CONDO hardwood floors and slate foyer. There are Fireplaces in Uses. Price: 130,000 Living Room and Den in addition to 2 Zone Gas heat and Tastefully decorated (was originally used as model) unit Central Air. This Home would be very suitable for offers bedroom, den or 2nd bedroom, fireplace, central Mother/Daughter or Live-in Maid. Price: $419,900 air. Also for your enjoyment is pool, tennis courts and clubhouse. $111,000 BENSON HILL UlUal i|»4 M£S ok. Had. NJ. 07721 ASSOCIATES e BENSON HILL Newman Springs Road 780-7575 780-7575 Adelaide.? Adelaide ASSOCIATES Lmcroft/Middletown 747-6226 UUMIAX ng Branch. N J. 0>MO © 1 laima Laa« Braaak, MJ. 077*1 I laiina Newman Springs Road Realtors 571-9595 Realtors 571-9595 Lincrott/Middletown 747-6226

MIDDLETOWN NAVESINK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Exciting offering - 3 bedroom ranch with many extras. Two acre*, possible subdivision. Daaghtful modernized Charming home adjacent to busy antiques shop, on Very special ranch, totally renovated, new roof, naw hittoric farmhoute, 4/5 oaxlroomt, 2 W» bf*». 2 h«M Hwy. #36 near Atlantic Highlands. Almost an acre, 1V> baths, fireplace, finished basement, garage, con- heat, new kitchen, new bath, new carpet, newly re- crete patio in private rear yard. All appliances. Including baths Pool enclosed to poolhouse, with hot shower. wooded, private. Antiques included $225,000 or price finished hardwood floor. Exceptional location, close to kUchen. dresting rooms, etc. Twoformer barns now adjusted if antiques not included. washer, dryer dishwasher, ceiling fan, garage door marina, good restaurants, movies. New York bus. opener, dining room chandelier, fireplace doors, etc. garage in one. game room In other. Many extras. $149,900 $390,000 LESHER ASSOCIATES LESHER ASSOCIATES LESHER ASSOCIATES LESHER ASSOCIATES 651st Ave. Atlantic Highland* 651st Ave. Atlantic Highlands 65 1st Ave. Atlantic Highlands 65 1st Ave. Atlantic Highlands 291-0919 291-0919 291-0919 291^0919 6B The Register SEPTEMBER 13.1966 103 1061 108 Commercial

— Was HB Sao- HOME BENT ALS. I HAZLET TWP — 1 Or ranon Faa- EATONTOMM to 371 ao, a A/C. naal * Sun. 12 k> 5 1 BR. 2 DMi. LH. OR. Eat $15*000 .3 ••4.400. CAi 642-234*. HOUSE TO SHAKE — p 74T-t1B0. MM*. I Mm In IK* I SHADOW LAKE WLLAOE CUM to MMon. HMmm Coma at Rao Ss*. : NAVESINK II win*. Sat* pu MN HAZLET — 2 Odm. 1 A m 2 bdrm. rancn «/ 1 « 747.4*41 aMr tam or 270 aq. It HANDY MAN SPECIAL — Bat- BT OWNER on. Ra> MOW * wm t 74i -*74t. 7347. lord 3 Mm.. okMr 2 May pU 1 cond $144,900 •on WO 000 (71-6*1$. UTTU SLVBI — tans aw FOLKS PRESTON «QALLEY.INSOARp BH.ll/J Bad. LR •** Sn- Paul PBov. me. Raaaor $71 EOWAROW COLUNS >rmal dNng room. Ml In AL AOENCY REALTORS S4S-4144 •arga Fan*, roonJ MM ATLANTIC HOMLANOS — By BANK. MUST BELL S2760. 106 KEAMSBURO RANCH — Sf an-HORSE FARM — Aao aonad MOV1NO CALL FOR APPT 30 kj Colonial. 24 fl euatom kaonan 160 propany 1 bdrma. 2 lor mdualry. 4 SUM. fog traek. rm., a Ino trad. kaV lanoad propara/ ai TTMttt rood bumlnQ atam. kj. oaung baauWK woods. S bdrm ranoh TRI HULL - 1*» «• «*»*»• 7 Tha Klnaan Ce. $19*.OOO Cal *42 ISM homa $376,000 OOLEMAN CANOE — IS B, FAHt HAVEN n, HvMg room w/Nraplao*, ajld tua wkaar coaar. AaaMg trancti doors to cozy dan. cua- 4*6-1047 RED BANK UaadSwnaa Inaaa OCCANPORT — llfcu DOCTORS OFFICE 9*00 Exc oond Alw 8 p m JUST LISTED 642-1103 aon $276 CM (71 CM 741-0*77. wrma io anar* 2 Mr. apt btdo- tMMnB room, raoop »»ul S427*** /laundry room. daok. a* KEVPORT COLOMIAL - Spordlahman I aptaamw* 1174.500 2»1-4*6* PAMT BRUSH NEEOEDI; 135 CommefdaJ 36 fl Twin 327. naaoa aa BED BANK HOUSE — oouaar » amk. 2 aMoaa. mot- or 871 7950 Opan houaa Sat a And «aa awjaj r * bdrm houaa Amrtean. SS a. w/17S «O Marc aga doM. ampki parking, raw Nonamokar. non-TV Sun 1 5 71 East Uncakl Ava MnWI fOViavsa flBTpTtQ FOOfFI, paVafaT • as Mdud. i.(M2 aq ft CM rdCaav&oimiJaSJSr^* $79,900 •MAM. Vary raaa. 2 BR. Good and U baaamam anaay •, ia— avaaw * |paB riaipwiaH. b> CM 229-1433 mm lo Baa Labi HoMaL — CM741-«1*0. one Oharmkig homo In Caaai turtno bu**n— •—. ihovwoofn, , $1100 or baal onar. IOd S42S/mo ptu* ma. aoppV atora roomi 1900 aq. It DOSKY - 26 It. S kl.. 0C *kM67 ctay*kK*i0ia»«7SM pma 2 oar gar. Baaord. Aakng 270 HP. fwc l/b 110 Wanted to Rent 1 anplaoa. larg* w/appL. no wa« Soor and oonJgotrTv^ •w hraplac* and $140.000 CM Pi " IM» or Hmata lo nw 3 Bonn RED BANK/ RUMSON — Pro- m paniry.t. bdrma »/prh«a ara. hr* oak -*•. many m anno B*>«ran» Haapaat •atl on $m floor. 3 bdrm'a and MM* In nk» nakytoorfioud In taaatonai ooupia aaaka lo rani ban on aaoond Soar. BaauHful. RED BANK — Front St oom-$19,000 (301) 741-1274 or Eatontoam. CM Man* *U-7m 1 ml aouai ot auk 117 on mam ante, and oaraga «1V met As) WPBTI DsVn, atUOtv swsD I buaamg. 11000 aq. fl. monSl to moran CM 741-23S6. kaa Of aloraoa. By pool. $475,000 Rumaon Raaly $14*.$00. CM 630-33*5 ooklng Na.aaWk RMr. nOOMMATE NCEOCD — Mon- •42-1M4. aaklng $700,000 auaaa Baiyml k» at aw way •ncy. tona N) OALAKY CONQUEST — Eaao- moud BMSII ana. a bttm apt. rtdual naaoa 2 prteasa an BY OWNER — Cuatan bnok 1275 mo. CM I70-M72 any 130 Open Housss no 140 ranch. 1 aora kndaoapa prop. 4 2*34 LITTLE SILVER — Tna . . lTthagrac.4 PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE STRIP STORE SITE 10 Mate. Fu* oamaa. E-2 badar bdrm. 2 ma KM. UulFPm •liariMy d tha houaa. EA «a 1900a 4/6 BFIa. 2 Iraaar COP. DapUl *M*r. Au- WANTED — naaponaMa «MI . For mom Mo unday. Sapwnbar 14. is* JatouaMd paao. 2 oar AnnMrang Agsjncy. RMMor. SM Ooaan Twp.. Hav 36- bull *p- lo ahara horn* «/ ooupM t OM AI#W Mgman 201! •Of In tovaty raar pron 8.000 aq ft ol aura, of 4114 or w,m wnaa O •pack** room, w/ prtvata ball, a Oak M 1*•OEkjNh0 l board hot «aia» haat Aaklng 741 yard. Pool houaa. aeamant. 771SS Norm ton St. MIOOLETC Prioad $300,000 CM tor appl onarva •Mcnan. convanMm lo- S249.S00. By appl only. Call workaltop <•/nraplaoa 4 garaoa. noura. Muat aaa. $7500 Day* c"» tor oommuMr. No CM-HoMUM. Ml 07733 niaam»a». guaat auaa Wont laarl $235,000 HUMSON 7*7-a25*/Ev»a«71-*O*0 dran or paw. 67I-9744 * *pm. UMCHENETTE CON8ECTION or. 2V» bth. Dan. baaamant apat REALTY. RaaMor $421*94 6 Haw ~ 3 car oaraga. Oraat tor COLTS NECK — 3 bdrm ranch 137 Lots * ACT—gs OREV MARINE— • cyt. Al boat FOP. RENT — enliklll « houaa wah nraplaoa, akuaksd on kwal. a/e. rjaai mUm*ai ana. Mr/DauaMarl Anxtow Ol- to WALL TOWNSHIP — For aakj para aasapt btook. timHint $9*00 CM SBJ 3*17. 104 Winter Rentals hnctior*/. CMSSI-Iiai. l.rlng.HlM.500 3 aoraa. PanlMy woodad. horaa HAZLET — il|l|»lliail raal $22»J0O. CMl222-aS2Morapp. by ownar. Cornilatali raaarad danSal buaomg tot 70>t4*. anapa. Baatorlar. 042-131*. ELBCHON — 3 bdrm. tumMlM. ~ dto HiHighwah y 36 •outfi. tovan paradlaa. $448,000. Prn- HrvkERA DELUXE — 1*7* Pop- MIDOLETOWN — Prolaaalonal Virtortan Wyla farmhouaa. 3 a traaa 671 5«1B HAHBOn CRAFT — BOW rldar. Pnvata ytto. ma to biaefi. an. oadar aunroom. wafe-up at- par. pw mawaa. Ca* (TI-SSSS ondalalL la * a\SI Mfea * W. CM 7*7*794. FLABIOA — 8t Mr adorabla Cap* Cod In He. haiarninl. ovaraUad 2 car HAZLET — Aduk park, 10 by •*, TIOQA — Motor homa 1*73. uon-Ffl*UltoSFM Otoru NWon RMNOrl k> do la alt S anioy *» pin— t ion. Ctoaa to lanaBng Mougnoul. 2 bad-HOME CAT — 1*93. 1* fl Spa- km* 3 Mrm. 2 MX. k*> to- m b*ck yard. 3 bad- AC. kaV aa* oMMnad, axoat- nUauioi*. nuv -«(ini. a»ou "7. wra . lanoad ra*r yard. 4 potriia.. iy> oM adMan, Cnaae*. oaL Trap. lanlcondlaon.$6600. *7t-«*44 81 kMMon/parkMg. EMn Soor oatna. |uai waiang "tor aomaona naw -mm. ma. no). M tuna. CM tm PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE Mng. $23»J00 CM now! ctoaa 10 ahot. nuaiamnno — mi, s* it ** o( 4000 aa It 2 Mary Mok r 13.1*1 to taka ad»an»sga of ma oono- Canfejry 21 Cocana. Hi aon a location $186.000 ttMon Aaklng V&SHO CM ChkMMan. 42.000 ml., dual a/c. lMHl1Jl»ll? oomplaK 747-3*00 1-4PJ4. SEA amONT - Urg* apMloua 132Cornlos/ 0728. or 739-0*36 anyWna MCKEE CRAFT - 14 ft w/5Oaanarator. aana. alaapa a. a«c — Maart of ma IS M0NMOUTH COURT a., Fak-Haiwn HAZELTON HP Moron ana. w/naar IraSar. and. CM 741-321$. . . rooma wtn rafrtoaraloi and TV, HOLLY HU — 12 by 90 priMM bad. «MMy or momMy. builnm aMriot 200-2.000 aq (pp) 741-7BM REALTY 842-3200 Townhousss Muat aas. CM $<2 06*1 *RarS. Country CContamppraro y Hanoi* NOChS- CM S42^4M or oom* ki paraon It $io-$i2 pkia uawaa. Car- FOR FREE LOTS — Of gov't LAKEWOOO — 2 bdrm.. 1W OOAV 7$ — 22 ft io Fairbanks MOM 344 ftnaan . ad. air, ilnaiu biddta. wan 4 BBra .2 balha. kwga m or pata. yard. On homa* • akw a book aval, on MOOLETOWN — 2 bdrm ranon. bath, aaa haat. **t in kjtohan. • 4W-SI7*. ,tS?3 Ax Soa Brkjht aialrtu parking. Cat Judy 747- OR. and Eat-In now to buy mam A huga proat HC. flOflO, tttWHT 4V#A, Mns room. mM cond $70,000 aamaparti JUNK CARS WANTED — Fraa WEST END — Long Bra 7$*0. poMnmi, Had Carpal nVaay. 1- aala daakad (7*000 By 6712*44 NEPIUNt — TRAVELO. 12x60. 1 BR. AC. Mfa* Mad * paao. bdnn. dMna room, kvtng RED BANK AREA -^$234,000 •00-272-13*6. MIOOLETOWN — Shady Oak*. O DAY _ 22- 1974 fimiaanl kHohan. batt. " MMdkruwn 1300 aq taal. AvM. DHOaona: Soum on Highway GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 MfOrXETOWN — By ownar 3 62 Raqd 2 Br. 2 bam. naw 774-236* or 229-23*3 furn . baacti Uook. owat apt.. Nov. unlqua buSOng. Hudaan SS. rtsM on Appl* Farm Row), (U rapak) naknguanl ta> prop- BR oapa. Naw micftan a OR. «aamk modal. Or. door Ha EZ BEMOR — M naad d uaad car PKY. and Cay Bank looason. Onxod Soor, rlgra on Monmoud Court any. Riaaamaloni. CM *06- VENTURA — 10x56. 2 bdrma. In good cond 4/* cyl .Hot too u«ni. $641 par mo. pkia uma. Olona Naton Haaaora M74000 EM. M «J47 tor cur- Blvar Ptaia $149,900 CM 1. $125,000. by ownar. 630- inetoaad porch. $23O00.CM EvavukTr dran $6400'M •M. DapandabM • iailllllMll|i Sapt-May3l Can 22»-O0*». on alght parking. CM 741-3313. • 747-taOO nwnpoaat &2S CM (201)747-6304. yload. SBH*47 «a*r 6pm.

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HERITAGE CONCORD SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE COUNTRY COLONIAL - Easy Living Lovely two bedroom unit only six years young and Totally renovated three bedroom horn* in the ready for immediate occupancy. Amenities include 24 Hrtshorne Woods area of Middletown. Ntural stone hr. security, golf course, swimming pool, tonnis court and shake siding, large country kitchen—superb and all exterior maintenance. $130,000 property offers privacy and convenience. $173,900 COVERING AU OF M0NMOU1M COUW ( FOULKS- lW «u U MONMWJlH COUKK - *«ltwno,l $ ikUM) TOO — w»Tf WfKWT ( INl«M> TOO WalH MIIOHAI ADO IHTCR MCMMn turiONAl AM). iklEn lATlOHAl REKMUl StSWICtS BAHRS NAtionAi ntrcwiAi Knvicfs BAHRS •i REALTORS PRESTOIM 1 Bay Ava. AGENCY (201)671-9494 (201)229-8400 .AND DRIVE 70 HONWOUTH ROAD OCEAN TOWNSHIP. N.J

THE PERFECT STARTER Darling two bedroom,home in the Leonardo section of Middletown. A chance to throw away those rant reciepts and start to build equity. Conveniently HOLMDEL $329,500 MIDDLETOWN $204,900 MIDDLETOWN located near schools, transportation and shopping. $179,900 Nine room Tudor split on acre lot with central sir, wood SpaciouDOsS bssvabiievetl in lovely neighborhood. Move in condition 06X475 lot featuring burning stova in LR. beautiful kitchen cabinets, new I. offering sight rooms, m baths, naw carpeting, furnace. French doors in OR. enclosed porch. REALTOR il air, patio, deck and 105X145 lot. Ca" n today) COV£«l«Al. OtMONMOU'HCOUKlt "1 REALTOR - *»i£Wsour s mum TOO ML HCHSIn NATIOIuU AkO IHTEH BAHRS MTKMAL WfEWWl SfHVICfS •i REALTORS iBayAve.

Squire Shopping Center !P98Hwy35. Middletown Squire Shopping Center Squire Shopping Center CLT-t f\At\A 872-1600 671-0404 1298 Hwy 35. Middletown 671-0404 1298HWy35. Middlelown O# 1-0404

CHARMING ft LOVELY Three bedroom, two bath charmer with fireplace in hvina room, formal dir..ng room and open front porch. Full basement with wwkroom and family room. New hot water gas heating system. Beautiful Atlantic High- MIDDLETOWN lands neighborhood. $147,900 ABERDEEN COVEewG ALL V MOaHOUTH COWIl t Custom home, loaded with every imaginable feature MIDDLETOWN Beautifully maintained Strtthmor* Colonial. 3 large - WATEWaakT 1 HtLAM TOO including Greenhouse. Wine Cellar, Entertainment r>*matico>coratingarkjafarjulou*woc>d*dlotcornbin* MEUtE" NATIONAL AMD INT1R. bedrooms, 2Vi baths and Central A/C. A great family Center and 2 fireplace*. Top Deepdale location. Cant be NATIONAL HEFCWAL SERVICES to mak* thi$ Shadow Lake Eatata* home one of the BAHRS home in a parklike setting. $193,900 duplicated at $349,900 finest offerings on today's market $296,900 REALTORS Bob Warncke Associates Bob Warncke Associates IBeyAv*. UALtOKS - AfrKMSUtS Bob Warncke Associates ULT

JW IUCHVAI aa. MJooLCTuarV a 872-1600 747-7000 747-7000 747-7000 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.1986 The Register 7B

235 245 Trucks 'ft TraHars 280 AutasForSal*) 250 FORO — LTD 73. 2-Or. A/C. BUCK -i Caa«wy 7*. 2-4>1 M PS. PB. 73M* M. Oaa ownar. 1*70.1 vary daan CM 741-2137 I 1. 74.000 mL Rum »*-7pm CHECK OUR RATES $1100 or WO 4*6-4311 or PONTIAC PHONH — Eac bto kananiiiismin. (750 671 3377 •QM-CM MUSTANG CLASSIC — IBM »ta»0a». 74T-MSV OATSUN WHO CAB — auto. 2 dr.. as la asking $2*00 or **>. CM 071-1707 akar 1pm 1 »aaar raoh. AC I PONTIAC VENTURA — 71. a FORD MAVERICK — 1*70. « MUSTANG OHIA — IS7S. Graat cyl , ps. am trans.. cyl sutnmMr. runs wM. Many body m good shat mopod $150 CM 7*7-2*41 OOOOE UTHITY TRUCK — 71. now nsms $250 CM 671-422* b/o CM 264-4750 PONTIAC 240 Vans FORO MUSTANG — 1M7 E«c OOOOC— 1*7$* HaHa** Cnarasr. CAMtftO — IM0, V-a. Auto- oand- VS. auto. pa. am/kn cas- MUSTANG — 1M7. AUUmMC CHEVY - Van (0 Gr»y 75.000 apd. 4 wla. a, aaktag •m/ao atorao. aS.OOO na. Good dkl $50 or bad onar PONTIAC — 1M4, T1000. good SJ* •* conML£alM4- BUCK — Opal 1*7*. 4 apd. CURW-IH — 197* L-*2. p/B. OOM, grad gas mL. $4500 CM IM PICK-UP — II $450 CM 747-612* \ FORO — Flnto, 1(72. $400 or —-0210 aftor «pm 230 Itoto/cyctea CHEWY WINDOW VAN - 7* 318 4-ap nsrOM. PS. Pb. a/c CAPW — 1976 (3,000 I ^W.. good snaps. $6100 km. MUSTANG — IM* CIIMln Sss » SkV»72( ssiar (pm Good cond. auto, sskmg (1100 PONT1AC — IM0 OP auto. ac. ' aRsrapm. 630-19*2 va.ps.pb. toMau. Must aaa 62.000 mi. (47(0 or b/O. CM gag&BCHBJY - K custoam NISSAN SENTRA — 1M3. SETS*. Mil Ml. CM 741-770$. F0M> — F100 piok up '77. a- 4i.0O0 M. ( Sp. Naw Or** a BUCK SKVHAWK — 1*7* Had. PONTIAC — 1070 Sunrard. VS. COMET — MoSorcycM M apd. *-ayt Vary good oond FORO — T-asd 7*. EKd. COM hOSM I MM. BW ItoW H?l sfita *a«ina$12O0 CMSTi 2 dr. Naw M, brakaa. angjna rab- Moving, musl —t 229-6666 a/c. ps/pb. am/kn i CM 7*7-4336 uat. $1300 or b/O. 741-6031 or POHD — Rangar XLS "M. imp 291-3015 Kroudiuul Pajsh imanor. uu bad arAap. Aaktag MHO. Cat . 4 dr, ps. pb. a*. 4 cyl aac lop $450 or b/O CM (42-33** «•£>•« $15,500 MM «. 7*7- 747-*O94 Mdda a out 2».ooo BSL CHRYSLER CORDOBA — 107* FORD T-SmO — 1*77. PS. PB. • •• FW. AC. AM/FM atorao. 2 NISSAN SENTRA — 1M7 RED BANK MOTORS INC ana Iran-. $3000 CM 774- pw. ps. pb. 2 dr., original ownar. Coups 5 sp. AC. AM/FM stsrao 131 Nsamsn Springs Rd CHCVY — -72 Mssds • CHEVHOLETTE — 1(74 49.000 ongm. m*ss. *1(00. MV*a radio, m $ pa. pb. Mm snao. CM 070-ia»a/22»-47*7 casstt*. rad w/ custom pn**«> —rk. 0*60 CM 2*4-13*2. a tanks, body tat. naada 1m 4 Or. 360 V*. s« CM 747-7«B attorapm ng 7.000 rn. Ruslpiookjd/uria*r gkyavk, 19*2. 4dr 0 good oond. $27$ CM 22H721 HODAKA — 77 250 Enduro rbiaiill $2400 arm CM 2»i CUSTOM CORVETTE — IM*. coslad. pant prolacfcon. *RC 747-0400 cyl. auto. a/s. pa/pb. rV". V*. cond. must ssi 787 5327 4« 5O0 M aaar araa aas. oond . CHEVROLETTE NOVA — 2 or . 327 4 sp Too many naw pans RENAULT ALJANCE L — 2dr COOL . v-t. til ex AMD. km. ~ 1111. 1*74 V*. dual aaMual. haadara. to asL Must ss* to appnokaa. 0*700.7*7-aai4. CM 776-7675 or 774-6270 NISSAN HONOA CL175 r Boo, good, FW. PS. AM/FM ra*O. EaflL Slanzs 3-or USSrWisrk 62 AC. 13.000 ml oond. Naw k«M rubbar a bM- auu. 62.000 mi Looks good, toson tmHa'tST 2*1 1055 GREMLIN —1*75. $200 or bsw (3M6 CM 510*4141 DODGE — Van. It7». 3/4 Km. kjry.aMO orb/o. CM S*6 TIH onar CM 707-01M or 40MK1 runs graaL $3100 CM 630- tosM' (1(00 CM 747-404*. xnyl root, CUTLASS — 1(70. Custom 1107. SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC 75. 7» on. «. Has a IM gala mants, grand lounng iiia CHEVROCETTE CELEBRITY — FORO E250 WINDOW VAN — OLDS — Custom Cruwar wag- an. 2*1-07**. •ton. 4«c Asking $5900 IMS 4 dr.. brand naw oond.. * HONOA ACCORD — 1*81. 1 741-0910 Ml Or. CM MMIK •70, Ctatosu and tow pkg v-8 al»ar 7pm 671-6M4 on. 1962. ps/pb. orutos com . "»o •». 2 a/c..ps. pb.. cyl. ac i $7900 CM a/C. 40.000 M.. aac. COM. SKYLARK — 72. s/c. ps. pb cruws control. 40 gal tonka, Pick up TO. Oood gas • 7(0-3604 " •(71-0(17. runa good $400.6*3-727* •aa. $1*95 CM 7*7-471 CUTLESS SUPREME — 1004 — Ira*. Runs good. ' CHEVROLET — 1*7* CkMy SPITFIRE — 73. uuay racon- HONDA CB. Poaja, wnyMig. SajOOO Eac OOM. 40.000 na. $8000 291 1055 shs. 5 | TOYOTA Vaga. 4 cyl. 3 ap Vary r— dstonad. $2k00 or b/o. Chwy nun. $3100 CM days »42- CM 7674013 HONOA ACCORD LX OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — STREET BIKE VW — 1*71 cargo Van. good 19*1 M ofk. Cat M2-5743 19*0 ( ap. AC. AM/FM. 1*7* 2 dr. V*. auto, ac. M •toiar. 70. (2900 or b/o. CM running cond. $500 CM 040- Chaap CM Joa at 071441*. CHEVY BLAZER 810 — 19*8 4 OATSUN BMP — 1*7* 4 MM condaton. 57.OM powar, crutss. now w*s. otoan, nor 0. 071-0(07 or 787 AND ATC 6145 STRAUB BUCK-OPEL TOYOTA— IM*. 4 • — 19*0 Ragsl. 2 dr, 6 M dr. VS. auto. My Uadad, spd .am/fm irsiisns. graat m**- $3295 747-9055 (1200 or b/o. CM 290-6456 cyl. auto. ac. am/tot, pb. pw. an •»/ TOM* paoktga. Itod „/ • ACRES of Naw a Uaad Cars ags. good running oond. MOO. HONDA ACCORD LX — 1*7*. S » — Cuasas Suprama. . SALE iiitiaas. took* a runs aac No charcoal Mar. Taka onar Ms*. Hw>3fL2*4-s00BKoyport •r. 741-3471. CM 747 3924 aMar 6pm ap. AC. naw clutch (1*00. 222- 19*0, we. COM., ps/pb. cnaaa. Sm up to(140 0 on dsnto or rust $2650 741-2*7*. piaiaa. *a*4X7/m>. 4*5- •**. *s.*4 ktowSkod Bfcas 245 Truck ft TraHsf* DATSUN. r^. HSJIMIS M. EjdJ aunrppt. $3660 CM 630-2043 SUBARU SUCK — <*77, Ls«das. 4 dr. 40ia«aaa/7S71-S2S*aNar OLDS CUTLESS — 76 PS. PB. THIRD — 78 2-dr. Landau top. KAWASAKI — 19(0 750 LTD. Asking $0*00 CM 642-0064 * «y. auto. or. p/sji/b. « 27.000 mi vma. tan *22-*241 aJKrJK4F*4 l good COM Low natos. Auto o-»t!T-f«?-Ssi(*T"cM HONOA r. atorao. auto, whs* «.. on $1200. Vary dun CM 072- CHEW - 1971 Bkuar. 4 by 4. OATSUN (10 — nsi ownor. Oood COM. *i2O0 Van*., fctmpsratur* control. AC. i-aas* or 2(6-4111. CMc S 63 *4pd fiatohback- hostor. PW * asoL AM/FM rs - CM $42-7117 Aak tor or b/o. 747-2064 anor *PM CHEW CAMARO — 1M4. V*. Bon. Askig $2500 CM t*1- $4000 Can 671 9256 al- OM. PS. PB Oood kona. CM auto. My Madad. gorgaous. _ 197*. 4 dr. KAWASKI — 76. KZ 400. Oood AMC SPIRIT — 19*1 4 ap. 2074 akai tjm CHEVY PICKUP - I960 CM. ocza- 11 20.000 M.. au> na»r. aaklng HONOA PRELUDE — 63. 5 sp. V9. auto, am/fm. s/c. 93.000 ml OOM. MuM ssa CM 642-0493 1 OATSUN 310 OX • '01. 44.000 $1360 or TOM'S FORO •Met. Hum gnat. AUdag $2300 264- Wttas. auto. a*. HA V*. pit. . Days 741-3*04. Ennss i lOOOM. 45.000 M. Enc COM. 200Hwy36 Koypon S nda747 ml.. I ownor. Haa rust Must *M Must ssa. B/O ovsr $5000 741- D/O CM(kl IM*. fib. PM. 47 as » Asking $600 or b/o 264 2*4-1000 suzsw — as* CHEVY PICKOP — 1171. 1 ip. CHEW — Caprtos CIIMkl 70. OWIaftor*. OLDS DELTA 68 — 4 dr. h lop ANTIQUE PACKARD — '41 4-dr TOTOTA TERCEL — 1M2 Eac ( cyl. r bad. good ooMtoon. Uk* naw oond. V*. automate. 1*72 OrlpkwJ ownor. one. car* HONDA — 19*0 CMC hatch- 4 dr. As Is Iftot aaa. asking morrtod. 4-0r. 2 Una. Baal on*. CM Oood looking, comkirlabto. V*. srr, (1(400 ask** «. PLUS M • back, auto, am/fm cam. Mich* $72-»12» * w/t tops. fuSy knaa. 63.000 ml., good cond. auto kkna.. ps. pb. .ac -radio. CHEVY -PickuD 79. C10. 306 DOnUS "wnB vrafl>lsV'Wi W' PV0ft« tO|V saa CM 741- v-a naw. tnt. aad eon* asking $27(0. CM 4PV91*0 Of VW awiBj. MQfl tluajarty imjmm CHEW CAPRICE — IMC. M0 dIMT (1*00. 741-7637 TOYOTA CELJGA — 1* 5 SP SUZUKI — ISM GSXR 750. on $2500 CM $72-1764 ansr OPM angina Bkja aodan wax « AM/FM atorao am, gr atorao asatom.lM watts Al KITSON CHEVROLET CO. "; r dtornalar. AM/FM casafto ry 70700 mi., hardship must sM Mack, too much to 8aL COM top 3».600 mas*. Vary da OATSUN — 2S0ZX. 1962. ong. OLDS DELTA M — 1M4. 2 dr.. —laOl Asking $1900 I ownar. S apd. toadad^ uoinpUkj HwyM radio, many aakas. 0734* mi. $3600 ICM 7*7-4*25 0 Aosokjksty Its* with 542-1000 PS. PS. PW. and door locks, va tor «PM 620*171. lllMaOllilia] history mmt.. mint .. low mosag* Asking B/Oo»arsaia0.2*l-3M1. of MOC. Onm dad. CHEW CAPHICC — 4dr. 1*7*. BMW — MOI -77. Auto. A/C. cond (7000 CSS 957 9563 LABRIOLA MOTORS $10,000 741-30M. TOYOTA OEUCA OT — I YAMAHA 660CC — 1976 (TOO. km COM. am/hn. cb rado. ac. nwnSprtngsRd RadBank 1976 ps. pb. auto trans. am/kn 2*4-737*. CAMARO — Z2* 62 T-lop. pa. pb. POX pw. ff. ~ OATSUN 200 ZX — 1*74.2 plus 741-2433 OLDS — Oaks *8. 19*1. 4 dr. CHEVY StO — Pickup 1tM. 2. • cy. auto.. AC. BrtgM rad [lllim, ac. *ac. cond. maato » ' I yr. A/C, auto. awl. oond. Low $3500 Ca> 566-4626 ton. whao waas. wfra whsd cov- out $2300 naajoaabto. CM wan btock axmrs. Ooan body LANCIA — Bata Coup* 75 sW P^/ptJ, 4/& QffBelt OOnjd. YAMAHA — IMS. 750 IkM ». CM 2*1 -0*1*. atEVY CAPRICE — Suaa wag- t Wayna days 544 1669 or avas ;. COM.. 6 spd. raca- oM Manor. Laos msn 5.000 on Rons good, nnsado a dutch. CM HMO M.. asking OMO. CM M. COM.. IO» ml., $2000 CM CAMARO — ZM 19*4 T 00 1*7*. 30$ VS. My toadad. 530-0(70 akarl 5420799 •Mr 2pm 2*1-6462. . aunroof, Atoms am/kn angina. Ju 33.000 TOYOTA CELICA GT - 1979 6 CHEVY - 10*4 Cuatom. Uus a • 741-242* I. Must SMI LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — 75 OLDS FIRENZA — 82 toOOM SP. AC. AM/FM. sunroof, oacal- s»vs» Ousl SM 454 9 cyl *og 67.600 ongand rm Aa powsr. powar sissring. powsr brako*. YAMAHA — IHI 660 SpxaM. MUCK APOUO — 73. Chan $2000 Cc*Ma 7*7-1(1* tont conowon. 7*000 msM w. cond. MOO. CM 5»22oe 3 goa tanks, am/fm caooMo. Illill. 76. boll • cyl 747- CAMARO — K19*M5 V* *fl,. pb. paps. Aai/FM storao. naado work. SutomMl. transmission. AC. radar, cb. dr. M whsd. captain CHEW — CHato«. 12. A/C. (1*00. 7474055 B4-30 Mon Fri or (42-0*23 *l 6 p.. pa«... 16.000 ISml AaUng OATSUN 2*0 Z — 74. 4 ap.. Askmg $660 291-2336. chairs. Hii«ii to back. kntod CM7S7-0070. PS. iianiiiam $3200 CM days •wnroof, nwdi •otnt) wortL Ck-i TOYOTA COROLA — II. 4 windows, many oavas. kMd tor BUICK CENTURY — 1961. V6. •ma— 272-aOOO. ant 340. Rich Nights LINCOLN — CooMotal 76. CAMARO — I960 OOOd OOndV 6421937 Oood running cond Asking n. (IMP or boat oftor. CM door Sadan Oskna. auu. air. YAMAHA — 1979. YZ2M. M. S*l Whad trasor $17,500 CM >.. a/c. 741-2522 496-111*. ps/pb. sm/lm storao (3675 77*40(7 04pm. (-10pm. 776- 6on AC. AM/m casms. moon OATSUN — 200 SK. 19(2. 2 * $650 Can 563-6909 ntw cyl. $W0 CM 787- CHEW—Chanoa-M.. manor,. O71-7OM. 2044 , $35*»orcV0.7»tsnor paMng Slso CHEW MONTE CARLO —1*73 495?971 AM/FM until. 44.000 mass. owva II away Caf 201-2014 '—> OoMS Ais. An. John I oSMg. srwssrock. toping. Fu(y LoadM. MAX) ml. Naw pant Now was a aarwust. (2260 or Lawn Care maurad a_aaylppad to do your OOOOE OMNI — IM1 Stand VOLKSWAGEN Bob 530 3661. 6*Vs«6s c. COM. (7(0. (1000. CM ba*toriar.«7i-SO30. PEUGEOT — 1*7*. Ostod. AC. 'fob Fof FREE MaWnaMav rMs auto, sunroof. 4 dr. am/fm ato- |1.4 dr Eac body. *«c Mtort- 767-6223 attar 6 Machamcs spaod. Motor 166E Construction design a conskucaon Tool STATION WAGON rao. dsc windows Ovar (1600 161U ApoHanc. 5301541 CHEW MONTE CARLO —1*7* i 200-1023 town aorato*. CM Sandy of OOOOE — Pokxs 66 61.000 1*7* now motor owarhautod a in naw pans 90000 mass T-root. ac. ps. pb. pw. $1695 or OMO 741-5136 Y-DONIPAINT now Irana. As papsrs to ironfy VOLKSWAGEN — Bug 1(7*. b/o CM 7*7-6110 work. CM 2*14701 corwarkMa. whso. 3*000 M. REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS Windows - Ooora • SMoMa PWTO — 75. 77 ong. ( cyl. CHESEK S LAWN SERVICE CHEVY — MOMS COW 64 SupsrcoM 747-*421 unks Rapdrad Radio tts- Oacks Ca»2«i-*777 Cuang. sogtog. kimnsng DOOGE — '7* Cnaasngsr MAZOA RXZ OS — 1004 Stock patcftad kimaan Black, wnks up. V* ongma. "" mar. auto. PS. PB. w/burgandy mt Many anna. trans, runs. torn, now ports «• now for n*« s sianmsar. A/C. 3*000 m. Oood VOLVO CLEARANCE SYST 739-047* CM 707-1(70 A/C. p mirror. $760 or b/o CM EKC oond. Must sM. MOM $200 Csa 264 «63 MOWUMI out prlOM on M lato 176Q Psintinfl/ oood. S7400 Or b/O. 741-6239 530766* 1661 Conatructton MI-SOMonarSJO, modal atook. Bl* adackon. J-D.-S LAWN MJIVICC t CanbaHramad. PINTO — 1975 Naw angina. Cut. Trim. * Eoga also OOOOE 600 CONVERTIBLE — MAZOA RX7 GSL — IMS. Fu*y dutch a AC. Mint condition 83s. 64S 65s RM Bank 1631 Bathroom CHEW MONZA — 1070. Juki ~" VWtfA aWMIMCl. 19*5 Auto. ps. pb. pw. am/kn oqutopad w/ auto. Bans . a/c. (460 or bad oftor. CM 291 VokfO. fto»m»ni Springs Rd Rt. BUYINO A HOUSE? DONT a 74I-J26SPM pssssd inspoctlon, fully anvtm caaaoa w/ aquaaiar. > IryMotlPLYMOUTH 620.741 JOS* soutopad (700.291-07*7 I CM 291- Ounroofjiowar wkldowa. mir- 1981. 2 dr. a/c. p/s. VOLVO VVAQON 245 Fra. quoss CM 972 262* CHEW NOVA HATCHBACK — rors, hatch. soourHy locking ays- roar dafroat. am/tm. runs and ALL TILE AREAS batora maa nosingnnama. THE HOUSE Cut. trim a 74 Auto. ps. air. am rado. aac. $1*00 1979 nw aMMaSa. CM DOOGE 600 CONVEH TABLE - Don I miss Ihisl INSPECTORS *71- msch oond.. I ownar. (200 (mi. 1M4. 19.000 MM Uao NSW. louvars. S«tv*r. SKC 04M14SV cond 542-2610 aftor 6. 632- 70 000 msas, brown-rad (6100. • (cam PaWtaVig *l MlaMireCrk- kiunad. M. Parlaa go to work Mo«ng to NY Cay. must sM 7063 during day ask for PLYMOUTH DUSTER — 1*74 CM 747-272* CM***-1*45 car 642-4459 $9000 642-3004 shsr 6pm. VI, SOCK, najajQajrs, ajOsVaTjwOOai.- 166U Docks Chart** $9900 c VOLVO - 76 242 OL CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTfNG CHECHEVVY — Nova. 1*76. • cyl. rnanlfc*!. $460 CM 2*1 -644* DID CARP EN TR, _ Man. Also, lop quanry gar- OOMaVWNV-S O0O0E - 10M Ofldky Charg Kschans. Floors. Waas 6 Bon*. s/c/ , rrunu a wat, naads Inns work. or. f tons. 6 spd . am/fm top*, RX -7 GSL —1*04. Prompt Santos. sund tano»a»tot9. « dsjVl #430 fMX Wftati ffitlnufw). MOaTtV Black wM maroon Manor Sun PLYMOUTH OUSTER — 1972 FREE ESTIMATES Bill uuBll.CM 720-211*. doth tottrtor, vanr ctoan. aac Looks good a nma oood. A tot K-*iM. doors, kuchsns. bdha. aky ddfanm.2ll MIDMia. roof. UMM. vary low rMasga CM29V319 CALL 4*3-2455 CHEW NOVA — 1*74. naw coM.aaaoo.CM74i.iaaa. of now pans. $575 CMaflar 4 VOLVO -1971. I42E. 4 ap. $10,600 or b/o. Haa bosn ga- •/on. dsc. tud IOJ . col. FM JUST WALLS FIAT — 1973. con. 76.500 M.. ngad and toUon coatod CM du% Springs M front radn a COM.. Ililtmns. MOO fu*y Waurad CM 671-1(74. 174M Light HauMng Bna PMliu PaparnangWg mac. sound $2000/* o : Hard 222-6*6* PLYMOUTH — Horizon 7*. 4 530 934* body. work a ongkto. Top tor 74 TR6. Ml 12$ — bo. Wai Olaing-TsMura* MAZDA — 107*. 2 dr. hhatcha - dr. 4-cyl. 4 spd, aad COM. Only A A DEMOLITION — Clsan up Marbsmng-222-4156 HSM ongMigk a totor cor. Boot oftor. 642-0742 — > gi tor An- VW — Basda. 1*74. aac run- book. 62.000 m, $1200 or of- 37.000 m, Cas Jo. 226 1111 or CMJack-oMMI* ana* (71-007* (w>Tafl cond , risMdi MrOrtt on body. £-•-' -,%-*-• Fraa MS PAPERHANOER tors. CM 747-7*4*. $7*0 CM 747-4201. • • VCHEVY NOVA — 1*72 B/O flRiaiRO — IM*. Pans only. MERCEOES BENZ — I90E 65 PLYMOUTH — Rskam 19*1. 20 yrs *«p 787-0971 For any Mormaaon CM 22*- wtato. 4 dr. s/c. ps/pb. roar VW BUG — (t. many nmn parts A MAN 6 TRUCK FOR HIRE MM COM. (700 M. Aaklng CAH>mrH» • MM carpam CM 741-1 0524 and Is—punngr OssrooL am/rm. 1 ownar. ctoan. a naw Una. runa. but nasos Pick up * daaMr. Ugfit hauang FORD — EaoEaooro t L wagoagon K. •• (20*00 CM altar 6PM 493 CHEW — Nova. 1*70. VS. naw A. l oond. (2000. CM (714(22. work 671-4521 1681 Elsctrical SmM mowing |ot*. Arses, aat- gAWMPapsrin* spdd. AM/FMAM/FM. 16.0016000 mlml. Hsarty 2(77. . R J S Oscoraang We •r*s. botory. 2 dr. $360 CM naw cood Asking MOM. CM VW BUG — 10M. ISOOoc sn- UKS.guBsr* - MERCEDES 300 O'SEOAN — PLYMOUTH — BatoMS 73 «7*7.or 774-0*08. Sarvica 22041M. •42-172* to aas akar «PM. Oood running COM. A/C. AoUng on*. Runs good. Body good FULL LINE • work W«bs*l any 1*00 or boat oftor 291-4695 awjryri CHEW — Novs. 1976. MJOBO — Escort 64 L 2-dr $650 Csn 495-4437 HOME IMPROVEMENTS CLEAN YARDS w/a priMnaton M L Looks M aftor (30. Uc No. 027a. Fad oapanoaWa nd inturad 496-9436 QQtfa wtfJOal oMa) «*. 4-sod. AA:. AM/FM NO JOB TOO SMALL 9 dn*M kk* nsw. I must sM. my PLYMOUTH — Spaaal dduaa sag walk. $400 CM bihisin 1pm.- aunrool. rad. 35.000 m. VW DASHER — 1*7*. 2 dr. FREE EST CALL 73S-9607 same* nmonsbfl ratoa. Fro* WE PAINTING CO. — CMVWA* raw car a) onn (t*!o* wayway. .Days 48 BtooX 43.000 M. 90% r* CM 071-0121. 229-6016. Thaf Htippy PaasfgaW- apm.7S7.4M*. 1 oanar. Appro*:. 2$ mos Irons- .439-3670 atorad. Aaklng (3000. CM 707- torabM lilintUrt warranty ra- abto. ((00 or bad ottor Fnw sot Fuky msorsd 20 yrs. CHEW — Spsdrum M WOO MfRCfOfn — 3000. 1976. «»17a»anlngs HOME CRAFTSMAN — Car ml Auto. PS. PB. A/C. AM/FM mwmng Ead. OOM. $3*60. 741- 1003. aSM anyama or days Mon-Fn am/fm COM., aunroof. M axkM. PLYMOUTH. TURI8M0 — 19*3 170V Gutter 1751 Masonry cnata. »415 4-dr. sutomMl. PS. PB ar, Fra* M Locd Rara. r 0470. 7(400 ml. (3460 264-2*21. AM/FM starao CM ais-9463 s graat, sarvlc* 7(7-0971 anyams Monmoum County. Fraa mi- FORD FALCON — Classic 63 -1*23 171UHome 176*Mov*ng/ f. Futy insurad. ko* aot. ajdaarwos.CMOary776-234« ps/pb. good OOM. saklng $600 ham '7a. FuSy — b/o. CM 730-1(74 aftor «pm 1641 Court** Tops ropskod. Pdisto* Various Job* CM (71-800* or boot oflar CM 616-0470 FORD GRANADA — '76. 4 dr. •a*. |ust paaaad art COUNTERTOPS OMJ**/. RMs. Oaany, 741-aOM. PONTIAC -•• rmoma. 1*77. ao$ 17 drtva- WOOOrS TREE SERVICE 1(77. AH naw was. brakaa. Au- OUST BUSTERS ways. SmM pawmo and TOYOTA COROLLA WAOON — M sortoa aroa 70.000 M, oae Tn*> S *krub kimnwid a ramo»- 19*3 4 door Oakix. auto. a*. tomatic. OoM Conoaon. 7*7- •sung 17«( or 7*7-0204 oond. instoa and out. (4200 CaWS sonawaratas CMPat4*V*2*0 WF. or Card 4*0-0313. FORO — Oranads 7* WMto. MERCURY — 76 * passsogsr PONTIAC ORANO ForS.I« FORO THUNoenamo _ 1*77. FS. PB. A/C. 43«» m Uka M*M*on vMkBOfi. oood fuomnj WAOON — IMI ps. pb. pw. p "M 7*7- OOM. (376 CM MS-OSM for AC. AM/FM ,.,„,., M| sngna. doonooaa. am/kn atorao.. M Baa •*-.. 747- atoanng. 00/40 asm SJMtf m. FORO — LTD '7*. 2-dr. *ad as — 1971 1 good. 1 tor (41(0 CM 747-756* attoJ Opm LOW FINANCINO AVAIL. COM Low mass. »i«Wr. PS. HONDA CMC WAOON - 1M3 to. BO*l tor (12O6 M7-171S PONTIAC ORANO PRIX — LJ CALL542-1700 PB. A/C SHroo. Asking (1(00 T* daya and 747-4064 ovas. a 1*02 Fusy toadad 46.000 mass 6421M7 $6000 Csa 791 9433 Me PILOT Ll&ttT WEMT OUT THATWASA60OP I WONDER IF SHE'S MC NAME WILL BE ON NO, i ALUMS LIKE • MtME..REBECa'S AW INTO LICEN5IN6... B/BWPR0PUCTINTH6 REST AW FACE IN : FAVORITE ACTRESS.. S WMATl"M6OIN6TOPO?

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