New post office building slated for Eatontown, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Charged She'll take Manhattan LONG BRANCH Fair Haven woman, lover k Actress, 27, first to swim charged in sex assault. , ^ |^ two laps around Manhattan. Today's Forecast: Hazy, hot, humid today Page B2 |# j i PageA2 Comptf wwthf on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 8 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 . 25 CENTS Auto insurance splits Legislature By PATRICK BRESLIN law requiring insurance, compared with the 85 percent who bought liability insurance before man- TRENTON (AP) - Only hours after the As- datory no-fault began. sembly voted to repeal the state law requiring If mandatory insurance ends, Karcher argued, motorists to have automobile insurance, the Senate "People will want to buy liability, and they will do rejected a similar measure. so voluntarily." And now legislators must try to come up with a The difference, he said, would be that drivers compromise plan for reducing the insurance pre- could buy the kind of coverage they need, ending the miums paid by 3.8 million drivers in New Jersey. requirement that insurers protect motorists with The two contradictory votes yesterday set the bad driving records, who Karcher said are to blame stage lor negotiations between Republican Gov. for high premiums. Thomas H. Kean, who has said he prefers to keep The Assembly also passed a bill that would mandatory no-fault insurance coverage and find require motorists who have disputes about who ways to reduce costs, and Assembly Speaker Alan J. caused an accident, and therefore who should pay Karcher, a Democrat who won a 50-23 vote in the damages, to settle through arbitration rather than Assembly for his bill abolishing mandatory cov- in the courts if the damage claim is less than erage. $15,000. The bill is designed to contain litigation According to Insurance Department figures, the costs paid by insurers. average annual policy costs $666, three times the Opponents argued that the old system was un- rate when mandatory insurance coverage started in satisfactory in 1972 and remains unsatisfactory. 1973. "You're sending the public back to where it can Karcher argued that consumers' costs would be take someone years to have a case settled in an KMliurXMMtvKMIrkv lower if they were were not forced to buy full automobile accident. That is not reform," said coverage for their own injuries as well as any they Assemblywoman Marie Muhler, R-Monmouth. Gone fishin* may cause to other drivers. In the Senate, meanwhile, a similar bill spon- Before 1973, damages were paid by the drivers sored by President Carmen A. Orechio, D-Essex, at fault in accidents or by their insurers if they had was held after only five senators voted for it, far Kelly Stonecvpher demonstrates the fine old art of while catching the sun's rays, as well, on a lazy coverage. short of the 21 necessary for passage. tadpole catching at Wampum Brook In Eatontown, summer afternoon. The Middlesex Democrat said only about 87 The bill would end the requirement that all percent of New Jersey motorists are abiding by the See Auto, page AS Clam harvest comes ashore too late for testing ByRAYGERMANN The Cedar Street Plant, which However, because (he "buypurification process. Most of the 20 clammers said "I am sure I can take as many will cleanse clams in specially de- boat" — which purchases clams While waiting in the fading day- theywere satisfied with their catch, clams as they can harvest, " Harvey HIGHLANDS - The first signed salt water holding tanks over from clammers while they are still light for the boat to return, Harvey which yielded a total of 68 bushels of said. "In fact, I would like to put harvest-of Bayitu a 48-hour period., began operation on the water and transports them to said he "felt like an expectant clams, and those bushels are just out a bulletin or something like treated at the state's only hard- yesterday, and will eventually allow the plant — didn't arrive at the plant father." enough to put the plant into opera- 'calling all clammers' to geTsoftie clam, depuration plant came ashore restaurant owners and seafood dis- dock until about 7 p.m. yesterday, "I don't know if I really want tion. Preliminary estimates in- more people out here " All clam- late yesterday — too late, state of- tributors in the area to purchase state Health Department officials them to get back quickly or not," be dicate the plant will be able to han- mers must be licensed by the state ficials taid, to be monitored for Monmouth County'clams for the and plant owner Jayson Harvey de- said. "Usually the longer they are dle approximately 900 bushels a before they can sell their catch purity. first time in 22 years. cided to wait until totfey to begin the out, the better they are doing." week. Sec Clam, page A2 Officials to sex videotape tapes, one was "a congressman" LOS ANGELES (AP) - Model show Morgan, 30, and her former tapes, Steinberg said he would de- whom he refused to identify, two Vicki Morgan was videotaped in lover, department store heir Alfred stroy them. were "appointed officials," and the sexual scene* involving a con- Bloomingdale, a close friend of At first, Steinberg said those others included Morgan and Bloom- gressman and other government of- President Reagan. And the lawyer shown in the tapes were "friends ingdale. ficials, a lawyer who claimed to who is currently representing ac- and appointees." Then asked if they He said what was on the tapes have represented her accused killer cused slayer Marvin Pancoast, 33. weje associates of Reagan's, he "could embarrass everyone right to said yesterday. But police and in the Morgan case said Steinberg said, "I don't know who his friends the top of the country." Morgan's former lawyer denied was never Pancoast's attorney. are. I think it would be fair to say knowledge of any tapes. Steinberg, a well-known criminal the president knows who these peo- Steinberg said he got the tapes attorney, said he intended to call the ple are." from a woman he did not know who Lawyer Robert K. Steinberg dropped them off at his office Satur gave an unclear account last night president this morning and offer He added that of the six men and about the tapes, which purportedly him the tapes. If Reagan refused the four women shown on the three See Sex, page AS Kean to review biltft on televised betting TRENTON (AP) - State legisla- backward for the racing industry," tors yesterday approved a new sys- charging that it would create "a tem of wagering in New Jersey In giant race parlor" at Atlantic City hopes of saving the financially ail- Racecourse. ing Atlantic City Race Course. "You're really going to bury The bill would allow fans at the racing in New Jersey with this bill,'' track to place bets on Meadowlands said Villane. whose district includes races and then watch the contests Monmouth Park race track in on closed-circuit television. The bet- Oceanport. ting would occur during Atlantic The plan is now before Gov. City's off season, thereby making it Thomas H. Kean. An aide said the a year-round facility with greater governor has not taken a position on earning potential. the bill and will subject it to a But Assemblyman Anthony M. review by Ms legal staff.

Villane Jr., Ft-Monmouth, criticized Sponsored by Sen. Richard J. ••HcWMPmiiMi the measure as "a giant step See Kean,page A7 Nancy and dad MAST legislation sails This 1929 photo of Nancy Reagan and her natural father, Kenneth Robbins, at the beach was discovered at an Englishtown flea market bv Monmouth College Professor Enoch Nappen about 10 through state Assembly years ago. See story, page A7. By BARBARA KATELL make MAST part of the county's vocational high school system and TRENTON - The state As- would fund the program through a sembly yesterday approved a bill tuition assessment on each student's Tuesday home district. intended to save the unique Marine Index Obituaries A7 Academy of Science and Technology If the bill fails to become law by Opinion A6 on Sandy Hook. fall, MAST may be forced to close. Advice B7 Sports ; B3 _ Currentlythe program is operating Arts ;;:. ;;.... B6 Television B6 ' The bill was moved on an emer- Business B9 gency resolution, soon after it was under the sponsorship of the Your Town B1 Matawan-Aberdeen School System, Classilled B)0 Lottery J Introduced by Assemblyman An- Comics BB thony M. Villane Jr., R-Monmouth. with both the district and the state Winning numbers in the New Jer- Lifestyle B7 sey lottery appear on page A7. It was immediately sent over to th» providing funding. But state aid far MakeaDate B6 state Senate, where Ik* atosunoath vocational programs is being re-, Movie* B6 uaiattion hope to see it take* up doced, and Matawan-Abentoe* has People. A2 Attention Realtors! before the summer adjournment. said It cannot afford I Parade of Homes will appear in THMW8 ©*»• — *»»• ?»»rk "» etmarw. On... rests after his first next Friday & Sunday's Register. THMW8 »• The VilUne bill, whfch is betag ftttttf In tM 04.. Amitmr PblPublii c LinkLi * OnamptansMOtaM p at H "Make yaudatwaccreservations now co-sponsored by the entire esxsntj Angelic * Scrumptions. 740 for the 15th A 17th by calling HMtt golf count Hi Colts N«ck. Stork's 81 tar tlw par>72 course put delegation to the State Itasc, woiild £e MAST, page Ai River Rd., Paii HUM. 541-4000 . Mm at ttw bottom of the pack. Sot story.Mtft Bl > A2 TUESDAY. JULYI2.\1983 Chad claims rebels cut off N'DJAMENA, Chad - Tm« cess." iM&rgentt seiied Oum plagued Chad for II years. PEOPLE government claims ill tones have Chalouba last veek Army units and rebels were re- retaken a strategic crossroads', It was impossible to confirm ported fighting in Abeche, 400 mile* isolating Ubyan-backed rebels who Mabamat's account because pro- northwest of N'PJamena, Ik* capi- seixed a third of this war-weary Western President Hlsscae Habre tal Mahamat appealed to France impoverished central African na- has banned foreigners from toe war for "at many French troops at can Prince exhibits tion in a month-old offensive. zone and has ordered censorship of be tent." Information Minister Squmalia war dispatches) aent abroad. Manama! uid yesterday that loyal- Radio Bardai. Ooukouni's radio There was no immediate com- war aircraft ist troops recaptured Oum station in north Chad, claimed re- ment from the French •»vern*Mnt, Chalouba, an oasis ISO miles north bels captured Abecbe on Friday and but observers in Paris said that YEOVILTON, England - The Falkland! war's while Habre could expect more most famous veteran, Priace Andrew, opened an of the embattled city of Abeche. By controlled the city. Mahamat ac- doing so, the loyalists could cut off knowledged the loyalist* withdrew weapons, France would send no exhibit of arms and aircraft from the South Atlantic troops. conflict yesterday at the Royal Navy's Air Arm supply routes to the rebels oMormer Friday but laid they coun- Museum here. President Goukouni Oueddei fight- terattacked Sunday. France granted Chad independ- The 22-year-old prince flew a navy Sea King heli- ing for control of Abeche. Abeche is the town from which Manama t claimed the loyalists Habre launched his successful drive ence in 1960 and is committed by copter from the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible dur- agreement to come to Chad's de- ing the 74-day war with Argentina last year. The inflicted "very heavy" losses on against Goukouni'» government in fense against foreign attack. It is aircraft if in the exhibit. • the insurgents, captured about 300, 1981 Habre took power in operating a military supply airlift to He said he hoped the museum would serve as a seiied large amounts of heavy N'Djamena IS months ago, continu- N'Djamena. reminder of the price of war, "lest we forget in our weapons and called it "a great suc- ing the see-saw dvil war that has triumph the tragedy and suffering which will endure throughout the lives of those affected." The conflict, which began with Argentina's invasion of the longtime British colony, cost the lives of 255 British servicemen Miss New Zealand, 19, THE Aatoclatad Prni i and 712 Argentines I'LL TAKE MANHATTAN — Actress Julie Hopesearches for haunted lodge crowned Miss Universe WORLD Ridge throws back her head after finishing her record swim around the island of Manhattan. EAGLE POINT, Ore. - S&ty-two-j-ear-old Hope ST. LOUIS (AP) - Lorraine Starbuck remembers ilodge/ier family visited some- Downes, a 19-year-old physical fit- Judge leaves Rome Actress takes where in Oregon whensDe-was a child that had such a ness enthusiast from New Zealand, ROME - Ilario MarteUa, the haunting effect on her she's trying to find it again. was selected from a field of 80 en- judge investigating possible links trants last night to be the new Miss She says it was haunted. . between papal assailant Mehmet AH Universe. Mrs. Starbuck put an ad in Sunday's Oregonian, Agca and Bulgarian agents, left last the city by swim " offering $1,000 to anyone who can tell her the name The hazel-eyed blonde wept as night for Sofia, the Italian news and location of the U-shaped fishing lodge. The ad she accepted the crown from her NEW YORK - A 26-year-oid actress climbed out agency ANSA said. included a drawing of the building. predecessor, Karen Baldwin of Can- of the polluted East River after 21 hours yesterday The agency said the reasons for She said the resident ghost was apparently that of ada night, becoming the first person to swim two laps the trip were not known, but that an original owner who died when he fell off the lodge's around Manhattan. Runners-up were Julie Hayek of Martella expects to be in the Bul- roof. the United States and Roberta garian capital for about a week. Julie Ridge began her swim at 10:30 p.m. Sunday, Brown of Ireland. about 90 minutes after a retired policeman trying the She said she wants to buy the place if it's still Martella was accompanied on As the two-hour pageant, tele- same feat was forced to give up. She completed toe standing. the flight from Rome by a prose- vised around the world to an esti- second lap about 7:30 p.m. .ending at 89th Street. Brits sweep up Baby Pepo dolls cutor, a secretary, an employee of mated 600 million people, was under the international police information Retired Nassau County police Officer Benson Hug- way, more than 100 demonstrators agency lnterpol, and an interpreter, gard, a world-record marathon swimmer who has ALICANTE, Spin - British children and doll picketed Kiel Auditorium to protest ANSA added. unsuccessfully tried the Manhattan double-lap twice collectors can loook forward to an updated version of a what they called the exploitation of before, dropped out after pulling a groin muscle that doll in honor of 1' i-year-old Prince William women and the expenditure of about Agca said Friday (or the first made breathing painful. The manager of the Famosa toy factory in Onil, a $1 million to bring the pageaat to St. time in public that Soviet and Bul- Ridge finished her first 18-mile lap in 8 hours, 42 small town northwest of this Mediterrean port, said Louis. garian agents aided him in shooting Pope John Paul II on May 13, lttl. minutes, then had to tread water for nearly four hours yesterday that 300,000 "Baby Pepo" dolls, ordered by For Miss Baldwin, of Ontario, waiting for the tide to turn to start her second lap, said a British firm, will be on the way to toy shops in the succession marked the end of a Jo Ann Alfa no, a spokesman for Ridge. Britain by the end of August. year in which the enjoyed about Mine kills 2 Israelis 1190,000 in cash and prizes and use BEIRUT, Lebanon - A land of a free apartment in New York mine Mew up an Israeli troop car- LORRAINE DOWNES City. rier and a tank truck yesterday in THE WEATHER southeastern Lebanon, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding seven others, Lebanese radio stations and reporters said The Weather Elsewhere The Forecast For S p.m Clam harvest is late Tuesday, July 12 Reporters in the Arkoub region, Ml La rrc OIU • High Temperatures i continued I Shellfisheries has dtvtted the in the foothills of Mount Hermon, Ancnoraor 60 S3 cdv Atlanta « M Harvey said he expects a higher Shrewsbury and Navednk Rivers said the mine was exploded as the Atlantic City Orlando and Sandy Hook Bay Into nine sepa- convoy was crossing a bridge over Baltimore Philadelphia turnout as the plant becomes estab- Birmingham cdy Rono rate zones, and decided to allow the Hasbani River. Boil* M clr Richmond lished "So many times before I've Boston cdy Sail Lake told people I'm going to open on this clamming in only one tone at a time Buffalo to allow easier supervision. Cheyenne San Francisco W day. or that day. and then the state The Daily Register CMC MO SIOUK Falli 82 The stale began a relay program Cincinnati Spokane U. lias told me I'll have to postpone it." Dayton Topeke 94 June 1 in which Monmouth County (USPS-ltt-440) Denver Tucson 101 72 31 cdv In the past, Harvey has com- clams are transported to Ocean PleMMMad bv The Had Sand Regular Detroit Washington to *4 clr EltatHlthed In lift. ov John M CoMt and Horn Helena Temperatures indicate high and plained that he has been over- County waters for • 30-day process Clay Honolulu lowtor day toBp m EOT regulated by state agencies, and of purification. Harvey said about Juneau II Prc — Precipitation tor 24 hours MMiOflcg Los Anueies ending IP m EOT Monday subject to the whims of state bu- half of the clammers who' partici- One Rentier Plua. litremaunr. N.J. orcdi Memphis 74 clr Ollh-Shv conditions outlook tor Naoonal Waotho* Sarvct reaucrats. He said yesterday that be Miami 7» .07 cdy Tuesday NOAA u S Ox* ot Comjnotce pated in yesterday's harvest also FronUCoWW W«m** Occluded »w Stationary •• is now resigned to strict state regu- were relay clammers "They want —- KKJfXSmSSrMj.tnm Manmath county Caunrnuea, PnMMM. N.J. jersey Shore lation, "but sometimes it still to work, and I need everyone I can seems like I'm the whipping boy." get," he said. trm Tides »amtore of Me AinrHUi Preee. Tra At- Sunny, very warm and more humid today. High Richard Matzer of the state De- Since the relay program began, •oxlatad ProM Is oatHM eiclutlvolv to 0>a ma of all the local news or luted In Me newsaaoo< as from the middle 80s to near 90 Winds southwesterly at Sandy Hook partment of Health's Division of there have been hard feelings •all at all »P news eMeKM. Memaor o) Ma Amarkan Hi amour PW- around 10 mph Fair tonight. Low in the middle to All times Eastern Daylight Consumer and Health Services su- among some- Monmouth County I invars AaaocuM Ion. tno Audit I»H« oT Clft Ja- upper 60s. TODAY: High: 10.09 a.m. and 10:25 p.m. and low: pervised yesterday's operation. He clammers who fed "southerners" tlon, mo Now Jersey Press Association Mostly sunny and very warm tomorrow but less 4:15 p.m. and 4.19a.m. said the clams must pass three puri- should not have been allowed to Second Class ootUo* paM at Rod Sana, N.J 0T»l ond M MWeMM, N.J. 07741 PvMsKad humid. High Irom 85 to 90. • TOMORROW High: 11:01 am and 11:07 p.m. and ty tests before they can be sold. clam Bayshore waters until the Sunday MroM* Chance of rain 10 percent through tonight low: 5:08p.m. and 5 15a.m. "This is basically a trial period plant opened. ante In advance Marine forecast For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours; for the plant," he said, "but every- Harvey said he believes those Mall Rates TOWI umig'su iiii seems 10 be in order. Sunat* minutes. Highlands bridge, add40minutes. "I hope they have been forgotten," 111 MOkt t.M/

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WASHINGTON (AP) - The would be granted today. was announced. said. There were these other develop- "It is clear to me the president FBI, probing pouible poUtlcal es President Reagan, through "In regard to our access to the Shortly after Reagan's order was ments in the briefing book case on was not involved," Baker said. pionage in toe 1880 presidential White House counsel Fred P. Field-. Hoover Institution Reagan collec- made public, an administration of- yesterday: • Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., campaign, is sending agents to the ing, ordered the Justice Department tion, we still do not have an' af- ficial, speaking on condition that he Sen. Alan. Cranston, D-Calif, who said of the briefing book affair in a Hoover institution at Stanford Uni- to give Rep. Donald J. Albosu, the firmative answer, but we hope that not be further identified, said the is running for the Democratic presi- speech on the Senate floor: "It's a versity to make arrangements to subcommittee chairman, access to request will be granted in writing Justice Department had directed dential nomination, said in Council laughable joke what's going on in see original campaign documents any campaign material the depart- tomorrow," he said. the FBI to send agents to the Hoover Bluffs, Iowa, that a special prose- this town in the name of news." stored there, an administration of- ment obtains. Deputy White House press secre- Institution to discuss the depart- cutor should be appointed to in- Fielding, in a letter to Albosta. ficial says Albosu, D-Mich., chairman of tary Larry Speakes, announcing Re- ment's access to original documents vestigate how the Reagan campaign wrote: Meanwhile, toe chairman of the the human resources subcommittee agan's decision, said the subcom- in the files there. obtained the material. "The president has directed that House subcommittee investigating of the House Post Office and Civil mittee investigators "will have While the terms under whjch the . • Senate Majority Leader How- representatives of the Department ho* the Reagan campaign received Service Committee, said he ap- complete access, they will have ac- papers were donated require Re- ard H Baker Jr., R-Tenn , said be of Justice meet with you to work out briefing material and other docu- preciated Reagan's decision. cess to all the material." agan or two of his most senior aides had seen or heard nothing so far procedures to provide you and your indicating a separate Senate in- ments prepared by the Carter White "I look forward to working out "It is the president's desire to to grant approval before the docu- subcommittee with access to any vestigation was required. He said House said be had not been assured an arrangement for inspection and allow this investigation to proceed, ments can be inspected or copied, such materials located in the Hoo- Reagan "has been fully responsive that his panel would have access to copying of those files... in the very by the Justice Department, by the there were no indications there ver Institution or elsewhere to as- to the situation as it presently ap- the material at the California cam- near future," be said yesterday af- congressional committee, to pro- would be problems gaining such per- sist you in your investigation while pears." pus But be said he hoped approval ternoon shortly after the decision ceed unimpeded," the spokesman mission. assuring the integrity of the Depart- ment of Justice investigation." Democrats THE NATION stall work US eager to taik with rebels WASHINGTON — The State Department, comment- ing on the failed weekend effort to upen a dialogue with on defense Salvadoran rebels, renewed its willingness yesterday to WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate is beginning hold unconditional discussions with the insurgents. work on a $200 billion defense bill after Democratic At the same time, deputy spokesrtian Aian Romberg critics used delaying tactics to protest what they reaffirmed the long-standing US view that any political called "flagrant budgetary manipulation" by the settlement in El Salvador be in the "context of the democratic political process" in that country Reagan administration to make more money avail- able to the military Romberg spoke shortly after special envoy Richard Sen. Howard Metxenbaum, D-Ohio, who teamed Stone discussed with Secretary of State George Shultz up with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., to the abortive effort that Stone made Saturday to meet with Salvadoran rebel leaders in Costa Rica. thwart plans to extensively debate the bill yesterday, said he believed he bad made his point clear and A rebel leader said in El Salvador yesterday that the would allow work on the legislation to proceed today. planned meeting with Stone was called off because More than four hours were consumed in a quorum Stone wanted to talk about elections and the leftists call demanded by Kennedy as Majority Leader How- about sharing power. ard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., tried to round up the SI senators, a simple majority of the chamber, needed US, China hold nuke talks to transact business. WASHINGTON - The United States and China The Senate officially ended an 11-day Fourth of opened talks yesterday on possible cooperation in July holiday recess yesterday, but many members AltocUtM Prtll photo peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the State Department had delayed their return to the capital. said Metienbaum and Kennedy were protesting an PEEKING PATROL — Two Orange county Sher- Court, Goshen, N.Y., where jury selection began Deputy spokesman Alan Romberg said the Chinese incident June 28, in the final hours of the Senate iff deputies look inside the curtain surrounding the for the Brink's trial. delegation arrived here Saturday for three days of talks Armed Services Committee's work on the bill, when back parking lot of the Orange County Surrogate's at the invitation of Secretary of State George Shultz White House and Pentagon budget officials pres- Meanwhile, in another sign of cooperation between ented |2l billion in savings by reducing the the two nations, the Pentagon confirmed that Defense . projected cost of fuel and trimming inflation esti- Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger plans to travel to mates. Brink *s jurors go unidentified China, although the date has not yet been set. Among other things, this addition enabled the Maj Bill Hudson, a Defense Department spokes panel to include in the bUl all $5 6 billion the Air GOSHEN, NY. (AP) - Jury anonymity would prejudice the pan- A Brink's guard was killed in the man, said yesterday night that Weinberger had a "long- Force wanted for its B-1B strategic bomber program selection began yesterday in the elists against them. $1.6 million holdup of an armored standing invitation " to go to China and that the two and also to certify the plane as eligible for multi- trial of three self-styled "freedom Panelists, identified only by car Oct. 20, 1981, in Nanuet, and two countries were trying to arrange a mutually acceptable year, rather than annual, contracts. fighters" charged in the $1.6 million number, were asked yesterday Nyack police officers died in the date Metienbaum also castigated the discovery of the Brink's robbery-murders, and the whether the length of the trial would ensuing Shootout with the fleeing According to a Chinese report, the two sides may be funds as apparent "legerdemain" and said the ad- judge said all jurors will serve cause a hardship. Prosecutors said robbers. close to an agreement on nuclear cooperation, but ministration never seems to be able to find last- anonymously for their own protec- their case probably would take The holdup*, in which Weather Romberg said he was not aware that'any such develop- minute funds for health care, nutrition and other tion. N about two months to present, and Underground fugitives and Black ment is imminent social programs. The defendants, all in shackles, would include 78 witnesses and hun- Liberation Army militants were Sen. John Tower, R-Texas, the Armed Services were brought into the courtroom up dreds of exhibits. captured, exposed what authorities Committee chairman, defended the committee's ac- a covered (ire escape. Judith Clark, Of the 122 people questioned, 31 said was a "family" of black and Survey says VDTs harmless tion, saying it had known of the projected savings as 33, David Gilbert, 38, and Kuwasi passed initial screening and were white radicals who staged the WASHINGTON (AP) - The poor quality of. many early a* May S and it took until June 21 for the Balagoon 36, also known as Donald put in a pool of panelists to be Brink's robbery and other crimes to video display terminals can1 lead to physical discomfort. administration to document the savings. Weems, all are serving as their own questioned formally at a later date. finance their terrorist activities but there is no evidence that the computer devices - He acknowledged, however, that the Senate attorneys. Ritter told the jurors he'is order- The trial was moved from Rock- used by millions of Americans at work and at home - Budget Committee, which sets spending ceilings, Deputies carrying shotguns ing them to remain anonymous to land County, where the crimes oc- cause cataracts or other serious eye damage, the Na- had not been brought into the process. ringed the two-storv Surrogate's shield them from media inquiries in curred, to Gpsben in nearby Orange tional Academy nf Sriwirps aaid y«|pr-tlay y —n ^ Tinir itiwtj i Meuenbaum (ltd he also was angered that the Court building in this rural village, the highly publicized case. The County because of pretrial public- After a two-year survey, the academy's National defense bill had several provisions for leasing Navy and bomb-sniffing dogs stood watch. three' defendants declined to ques- ity. Research Council said it found no evidence that low- ships and Air Force planes. He said be thought At the request of the state, Or- tion the prospective jurors. "The prosecution and judge has level radiation emitted by the television-like devices Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger had as- ange County Judge David Ritter The prosecution also has a mo- created a situation where there are caused lasting visual problems. sured him that the Pentagon planned no immediate ruled that the jurors' identities tion pending that would allow some secret jurors, secret witnesses, se- But the panel of experts said poor quality equipment leasing beyond the 13 cargo ships Congress author- cret guards who watch over us. se- i Zji i JUBT woulwouida bDe kepnepti secretsecret, aa movmove deae-- 01 |is witnesses 10 Keep uieu1 laenn- y?' guam and bad workplace design can contribute to the heari- aches, latigue and stress reported oy many workers I I using VDTs Feuding towns take more swipes at each other Open Sunday 12-5 PORT CHESTER,. NYN.Y. (AP(AP)-) - AA border Off the 90,000 vehicles a day affected, There was also a feeling that a New York war betweehAturAMnt a hlna./

TRENTON (AP) - Seven two- range "re-training" and economic institutes will be selecting teachers week summer institutes ' for ad- benefits for science and math teach- to attend the programs from a list of vancing the careers of science and ers. 1.200 applicants. mathematics teachers was unveiled WfcltDisneyWorld Kean said he hadn't studied the' yesterday by Gov. Thomas H. Kean. Other institutions participating Democratic proposals, but he noted Elementary d secondary in the program are the Newark an that $150,000 will be used im- campus of Rutgers University; the school teachers will be eligible for mediately to fund the institutes that Stevens Institute of Technology; the courses which begin later this were recommended by an advisory Mercer County Community College, Vacation Kingdom. month at seven institutes of higher panel. William Paterson College; learning in New Jersey, including Glassboro State College; and Munmouth College. About 245 teachers will be atten- Rutgers University in New Bruns- The Republican governor's an- ding the institutes to receive spe- wick. nouncement follows by less than a cialized instruction in mathematics, Therefc so much to see, week an announcement by Demo- sciences and computers, said The teachers selected for the cratic Assembly Speaker Alan Higher Education Chancellor T. Ed- program will not receive credit for Karcher and Assemblyman D. Ben- ward Hollander. attending the institutes, but will re- nett Mazur, D-Bergen, urging pas- Edward Morante. state director ceive a stipend of (150-per-week for _ why waste time "I measures to provide long- nf hasic skills assessments said the the two weeks, Keaagairi Student says heat killed space ants ~~ driving there? I'AMDEN (AP> Carpenter and Woodrow Wilson High Schools Klislld Buell, 18, a 1983 graduate ants that rocketed into space aboard to say publicly that he believed the of Camden High School, said last Why spend a fortune on the shuttle Challenger probably sur- more than 100 carpenter ants and week that a cursory peek inside the gas and overnight accommo- vived their journey only to die in the their queen, Nora, survived long colony after it was opened showed dations.' Why spend hours and heal (it the California desert after enough to fly into space. no sign of life. She was one of 300 landing, a student who helped de- Other officials involved in the students to participate in the hours in a car and have your ...... Ik,. ..wnnj.ln.n-* .-..,-t » 1... 111: . ' • - ~._. -...^ ananas *nif\ Anthony Trusty. 19. a graduate ot tailed findings won't be available at n Camden High School, said a pre- least until mid-August. Although the students and teach- the same question — "When limmaiy analysis of the colony "The two schools are doing their ers as well scientists from the spon- do we get there.'" shows the moss, dirt, and other in- studies and any conjectures as to soring corporation, RCA Corp., ex- Why not fly on Eastern pressed disappointment over the gredients insid&ime L-shaped living the results of the whys, wheres and and get there faster? And area had dri/Oout, indicating prob- how is premature until these studies finding, they said tests would begin lems with rnaining moisture for the are completed," said a spokesman to determine if the ants died while spend your valuable time ants for RCA Corp., which sponsored the awaiting takeoff, while in space, enjoying yourself. But a portion of videotape taken project. He asked that his name not during re-entry or after touchdown. A LOT TO ENJOY. just alter lift-off of the Challenger be used. "It happened on the desert in Between the Ma on June IB showed conditions inside The experiment was designed to California." said Trusty, turn a- Kingdom8 and now the colony were acceptable, he get students from the rival inner- computer science major at Rutgers saidn city schools involved in sciences, University's campus here. He said spectacular Epcot Center,- Trusty was the "first of the stu- mathematics, computer program- future tests would prove his pre- there's an awful lot to enjoy. dents ;tn1IO. St., Fair Haven, N.J. Pancoast, who was charged yesterday with bludg- »131. #MS. .341 alto »3I3 B. Lonergan Monmouth, sponsor of the bond act, accused the Senate won approval from two Assembly and two Senate Introduced June 1, 1MJ; IS Forman SI eoning Morgan to death with a baseball bat as she slept. Democrats of "deliberate sabotage," which has "vir- Pei»d Julv £ 1«1; Approved Fair Haven. N.J. 07701 Pancoast's arraignment was postponed so he can be committees and from the full Assembly, which ap- Julv 12 tS.04 tually destroyed" chances of enactment. proved the bond act on a 52-1 vote. Fran* Sorranllno, Mayor examined by a psychiatrist. The Senate Democrats, apparently unhappy that "This bill to bring $50 million in badly needed shore Marv F. Oallashtr. Steinberg said he withdrew as Pancoast's attorney their own proposed bond acts failed to pass muster with eorougfi Clark 247 Rtglonal Hot lew because "I felt it was a very straightforward case. He protection funds to our beaches and harbors has prac- Julv 12 u|4 the Capital Budgeting and Planning Commission so tically universal support," the Monmouth Republican NOTICE (Pancoast) is going to be put away somewhere.'g He The Red Bank Regional High they could be placed on the November ballot, attached said. "And yet, the Senate Democrats, in a 'party School Board of Education will also said he agreed to serve as Pancoast's counsel only hold a combined Agenda (Work- five last-minute amendments to Villane's bond act. position' vote, insist upon hanging four other unsuc- PUBLIC NOTICI shop) and Regular Public Meet- until another attorney could be obtained. Sealed proposals (or U 29 ing on Wednesday. July 13, 1983 The amendments call for enactment of four other cessful bond issues on my bill like the proverbial Lumber and Electrical Supplies MM ,n th* Boarrf-fiMw. Rut Steinberg told the Los Angeles Times yesterday bond issue:: totaling $4SQ million, before enactment of albaiross." ' ' " * ' " •J-JO Mladic HO4rj School •' terence Room at 101 Ridge Road, that he quit the case because he disagreed with another H.v.A.B. will be received bv the Little Silver, N.J. There Is no the shore protection bond issue. The other bond issues "Because of this organized sabotage, my bill was Board Secretary of the Hailet Board of Education meeting Pancoast attorney on whether or not the tapes should Township Board of Education at scheduled for the month of Au- have been proposed by Senate Democrats from other held back from consideration in the Senate today," tht Board Otflctt. 12 Bethany gust. 1913. be used in court. sections, of the state. There are no Democrats in the Read. Hailet. New Jersey Q17X Villane said ' . on or twfort Thursday, July 21, Kvrineth R.Sommerhalter Pancoast's current attorney, Arthur H. Barens, Senate from Monmouth County. Board Secrelarv/Schoo) Villane noted the state has been warned to cut back 1W3 « 2:00 P.m. prevailing time. Business Administrator when informed of Steinberg's claim that he had repre- Proposals are to be sub- July 12 S5.74 The county has been counting on the J50 million on future bonding or its AAA bond rating will beat risk. mllted according to the require sented Pancoast, said, "That is a lie. He is not Mr. menti erf the specifications wtjich mav b« obtained from the Board .,Pancoast's attorney and never-was " Barens told The :l«i.t» -• >• •• ••"> Bocj R«O(U»ll!mJtl_ office ontny weekday (Monday -24* Monmouth County through Friday) between the COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Washington Post he was "skeptical" about the ex- V hours ot 9-.oo a.m. and 4:00 p.m. ITATE OF NEW JERSEY istence of the tapes. in compliance with N.j.S.A NOTICE TO BIDDERS 52 JS-J4.2, bidders must submit a Notice is hereby given that Marvin Mitchelson, Morgan's former attorney who list of MfMi and addresses of all sealed bids will be received until stockholder* or partners owning 11:00 o'clock, a.m., prevailing handled her $10 million "palimony" lawsuit against 10% or more of the corporation or lime, on Tuesday, July 16, 19*3. Bloomingdale, a member of President Reagan's partnership bv the Board of Chosen Free- A deposit of 10% of the total holders of the County ot Mon- "kitchen cabinet" of personal advisers, said he had no bid in the form of a certified mouth, New Jersey, for tht Re- check or a bid bond for 10% of the location of Ocean Boulevard, knowledge of any tapes. bid shall accompany the pro County Route I. in the Borough ot "I have never heard of any tape from Vicki and I've long term HeJt Atlantic Highlands and the In accordance with N.J.S.A. Township of Middletown, Mon- never seen any," Mitchelson said. "She did not ever mouth County. New Jersey. The discnmination, bidders are ad- bids will be opened and read in mention them to me." vised »>at contractors and sub- public in tht Freeholders' Meet- contractors are obliged to take ing Room (No. 200) in the Hall ol During his representation of Morgan, Mitchelson affirmative action to provide Records, Main Street, Freehold, said she discussed "people in high places and matters eaMl employment opportunity New Jersey- without resard to sex. race, col- Contract documents tor the or, creed, religion, national ori- proposed work, prepared by gin, and age. Charles Van Benschoten, P.E , The right 11 reserved to re- U.S., County Engineer, are on file Auto insurance icct any or all prooosais and to in the office of said Engineer at: m*i*9 any informalities *n the Hall of Records Annex, Main I proposals received. Street. Freehold, New Jersey. No proposal will be accepted There mav be inspected and or (continued) obtained bv prospective bidders ...plus a after the time designated for the opening of bids. during business hours beginning drivers buy liability insurance, but it would retain By Order of the Hailet Township July 12, 1903 and upon proper Board of Education notice and payment ot a tee of mandatory no-fault insurance protecting drivers and Eugene A. Konopactu. US 00 payable to the Monmoulh their own passengers. Board Secretary County Treasurer. Dated: July 12. 1913 Bids must be made on stan- Sen. Gerald Cardinale, R-Bergen, one of the bill's July 12 111.72 dard proposal forms in the Lock in.--- manner designated and ere to be opponents, said ending mandatory liability coverage presented in staled envelopes. "would increase costs of those who continued to buy Ml Holmd«. Each bid must be accompanied NOTICI OF DECISION insurance. It would encourage irresponsibility by those Take notice thai the Holmdei 1. Bid security in the form ot who would not carry insurance." Township Planning Board at its Bid bond, certified check or regular meeting held July S. i«J3 cashier's check payable to the The two rival packages of bills must be reconciled al Holmdei Town Hall granted order of the Monmouth County preliminary approval, subject lo Treasurer, in an amount ol not in some way before going to Kean. certain conditions, tor Applica- less than 10% ol the total amount tion No. 430 tiled on 4'2»/U bv ot the bid. but not to exceed Orechio's bill ending mandatory liability insurance 110,000 00 10,75% John and Gail OeSimone and was intended to accompany a bill that the Senate Frederick and Carol Newman, 2. An Agreement ot Surety passed June 30 to keep no-fault insurance but change SWIMj ANNUAL RATE'. subdivision ol Holmtfel Township lormence. Tax Map Block 10 Ot, Lot 9 into 4 3. A Non-Collusion Affidavit the way it works. AVAILABLE building lots and one unbuildable 4. A statement of bidder own- This bill, now pending in the Assembly, is similar to lot located on proposed new ership, pursuant to PL. 1977, ch. THRU JULY 17. street off of Evereti Road, and the major proposal made by Kean last year for holding thai a copy of determination, to- a. gether with pertinent documen- The successful bidder snail down insurance costs. It would try to limit insurers' tation relating to this matter, has be required to comply with Ihe costs and thereby hold down premiums by limiting been filed >n the office of the provisions of the New Jersey Township Clerk and is available Prevailing Wage Act. Chapter lawsuits. for inspection during regular ISO of Ihe Laws ol 1W3 effective - -itaurt or business. r*— January 1. 1*74, and with the Injured motorists would be permitted to sue only if HOLMDEI. TOWNSHIP requirements of PL li'V they have doctor bills totaling more than $1,200 — a PLANNING BOARD 127. Marguente M Peseux. Tht nenl i» reserved to re- tougher standard than the current $200 threshold that Secretary ject any or all bids if deemed in applies except when a bone is broken, at which time July 12 HO 0* ihe besl interest of the County ot Monmouth. The right is also re lawsuits are permitted regardless of medical costs. served to increase or decrease 3Jt R«4 Bank Ihe Quantities specified, in the ThrbiH-ahnr wool* requinrir ttflfr reduction in ihe LIOAL ADVERTISEMENT — icallonsr .designing I * NOTICI TO BIDDIRS Bv order of the Board ot annual premium of all New Jersey motorists, a saving NOTICE is hereby given that Chosen Freeholders' of the Coun- that insurance lobbyists have said would be impossible sealed bids will be received by ty of Monmouth. the Mayor and Council of the HARRY LARRISON, JR., to achieve under the bil I as written. Borough of Red Bank tor the DIRECTOR* purchase of Police Car Sirens. PETER W. STAGG, P. A Warning Lights, and installation RICHARD C WENNER. SAID Bids are to be hand CLERK Agent, opened and read in public al the Public utilities Building. 241 Monmouth County n Chestnut Street, Red Bank. Monmouth County. New Jersey COUNTY OP MONMOUTH not later than 3.00 p m prevail- STATI OF NEW JERSEY ing time July 21. 1913. No bids NOTICE TO UDDERS 5Ui¥IIYItK will t>e accepted thru the U.S. Notice is hereby given that Mails Bids will be received and tht specifications for the accepted 01 Furnishing and Delivery ol »2 designated I and #4 Fuel Oil lo Various Coun- COMPLETE Specifications ty Locations, Monmoulh Counlv. and form ot bids v on tile at the New Jersey lor tht period I, 1/13-7 31 M scheduled to be re- '5 Chestnut Street. Red Bank. ceived on Julv 19, 1993 have been N J., copies of which mav be revised Copies ol tht revisions received bv prospective bidders ere on file in the office of tht upon request during normal busi Purchasing Department. Hall of ness hours - Records. Main Street, Freehold. BIDDERS will use without New Jersrv and miv He obtained any alteration, amendment, or bv prospective bidders during condition, the Proposal Form at- business hours. tached to the specifications. Tht HARRY LARRISON, JR. Bid Proposal will be complete in Director ihe manner designated therein RICHARD C. WENNER. Clerk and required bv Ihe Specif- PETER W STAGG, PA. ications, it will be enclosed in a Julv II MM sealed envelope, which will be endorsed bv Ihe bidder with his Name, Address, Phone Number. U9 Staf of Naw Jtr«v and so marked to Indicate the MONMOUTH items toi which the bid is sub- STATE OF NEW JERSEY. milled. Delivery at designated in Svnoosis of Annual Statement, paragraph (2; I above. All bids DEPARTMENT OF INSUR must be accompanied bv • Bid ANCC. Whereas, the CENTRAL- Bond or Certified check drawn to MUTUAL INSURANCE COM- the order ot the Treasurer of Ihe PANY located in Van wen. Ohio Borough ot Red Bank for not less has filed with this Department a than (itS) ten Percent of the statement sworn to bv Its Presi- amount of the Bid dent, Francis Walworth Purmorl. Jr., and its Secretary, SUBMISSION of bids will be James Frederick Riffle, showing considered as acknowledgement its condition as ol December 31. bv the Bidder that he will comply ivf», and business for the year fully with chapter #127 of Ihe and has complied in all respects Public Law as approved 23rd with the laws of this State, I, Day of June 19/3. ^useoh F. Murphy. Com- VENDORS rewiring copies missioner of insurance of the of Bid Documents through the State ot New Jersey do hereby U.S. Mails must first forward a certify that the above mentioned glass mirrors check in the amount of .20.00 Company Is duly authorized to oavable to ihe Borough of Red transact the business ol insur- Bank lo Iha Purchasing Depart ance in this Stale until May 1. mant. 1*1. The condition and business table tops MICHAEL JARNONE, ef the Company as of the date of MAVOR Mich statement was as follows! JAMES P. Mt6GLCRICK, Admitted Assets. stej.2lu.Mtuu; energy saving PURCHASING AGENT Total Liabilities. 1134.11U«.00. July 12 124.12 Sptclal Surplus Funds. M,MO.»».UO. Capital f'jid up. » —.00; Gross Paid In and Con- insulated glass 2J» Had Bank tributed Surplus, s 00, Un. PUBLIC NOTICI • ssignid Funds (Surplus). PLEASE TAKE NOTICE sn.3»i.*S3.0O, Surplus as Rt patio screen that on Ihe list day of July 1913 at (he Had Bank Municipal Build- $J9,172.W3M, Income for the ing, 1? Monmouth Street, Red Year. ivi5r4j9.Vi.00; Disburse- widow glass Bank. New Jersey, the Bd. of ments lor the Year. Adjustment will hold a hearing \1*. 3*3,352.00 IN WITNESS on tht application of the under- WHEREOF, I hereunto set my signed at which lime and Place hand and affix my official seal at anto glass all interested persons will be giv- Trenton, tht 27th day of April. en an opportunity lo be heard. t9U, Joseph F. Murphy, Com- Said meeting will take place at • missioner of Insurance. P.M. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Tht location of the premises Synopsis of Annual Statement, in question is located in the RA DEPARTMENT OF INSUR Zoning District, Block 110. Lot 22, ANCE. Whereas, tht CENTRAL • •mmf commonly koomn.au MUTUAL IHfURANCI. COM- 221 Spring Street. Tht applicant PANY located in Van wert, Ohio is settling Bulk Variancet for Ihe has tiled with this Department a purpose of expanding an existing statement sworn to bVlts Prtsi- oarage, lot lacks area (MOO vs. rlh 'SOD Sf) Combination of lUl vard Purmorl, Jr., and Its Secretary. foolac* (29.5 vs. M fool) lot fron- James Frederic* RHlte, snowing tage (M root) and garage door its condition as ot December 31, tacts street Hfi, and business for iht year A copy of Mid application and has complied in ill respects *nd documents it on llle with Ihe with tht laws of this State; I. Clerk of the Bd. of Adluslment Joseph F. Murphy, Com- and may be inspected during her missioner ot Insurance ol tht business hours bv all interested Suit of Ntw Jtrsev do hereby portloi prior to Iht meeting. ctrtllv mat the above mentioned ni« «. ia*n*n*<< R. LibertLibety Camrsny w *v*ifr 120 Offices t U,m,l*t.0Q; Capital PaM UP! S.00; Gross Paid In and Con- tributed SurfMus. 1— .00; Un- Deposits insured by FSLIC a si I fined Funds (Surplus) ftM.4rt.ttt.00; Surplut as Rt- girtfi PolJcVholdtrt. Ut.TOk. 1*4.00; income for the Year. »l2*JfMSi.00. Disburse mints (er the Y*ar, *'-C£.£»t:»•££- -iri- V.'JTiJE*+ WHEftEOF, I hereunto Ml mv h*flU_tOf| arfti my of ftclai Mai at Trenton, the IMh day of April, 1«. JMtMl F Murphy. Com- mrliMntr of Insurance. \ 7 July 11 i, U1M The Daily Register Wallop looks after Big Oil WASHINGTON - Not long- after I re- by appealing to mankind's better nature, Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register may have gone a bit too far in a recent issue A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper ported on the legislative favors Sen. Malcolm Wallop, H-Wyo., bad done for oil of its newsletter, Matchbox. Included in a companies that appeared in his personal graphic collage of "the important things in JAMES E McKEARNEY, JR stock portfolio, he resigned as chairman of Georgia's history" to mark Amnesty In- President and Publisher the Senate Ethics Committee. ternational's annual meeting in Atlanta was , Wallop says his departure from the Eth- JACK a picture of the most hated damyankee of / Arthur Z Kamin, Editor; Herbert H. Thorpe. Jr.. Assistant Editor; Charles C. Trlbtehorn. Sunday ics Committee had nothing to do with the them all: Gen. William Tecumseh Sher- Editor. Russell P. Rauch. Assistant Sunday Editor; Jane Foderaro. City Editor; Doris Kulman. man. Editorial Page Editor. apparent conflicts of interest I reported. He ANDERSON adamantly refused to concede that there There was Uncle Billy's grtnled mug staring out In such distinguished company Thomas C. Donahue. Director of Marketing; Daniel J. Gallagher. Controller; Kevin J. McCourt. had been any contlict at all. Circulation Director; Frank J. Allocca, Production Manager But now that he's no longer burdened as King George II, for whom Georgia was with the chore of being the Senate's ethical named, the state bird (brown thrasher), flower (Cherokee rose), fruit (Georgia A6 TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 watchdog, the lanky, Yale-educated rancher seems to have redoubled his efforts peach) and, of course, a suggestion of the on behalf of Big Oil's interests — and, the pristine Gros Ventre area near Jackson Confederate Stars and Ban. coincidentally, his own. Hole — to oil and gas drilling. "We needed a graphic in a hurry, and 'Money is not the answer — except for private Wallop's 1982 financial disclosure form Uetty has been battling in court for the the artist wanted a photo of someone who 1 shows he has between 135,000 and $115,000 right to develop an estimated $2 billion had had a historical impact upon Georgia," schools invested in Exxon, Standard Oil of Califor- worth of gas and oil reserves in the Gros a chagrined editor Marcia Scharen told my nia and Standard of Indiana. He received Ventre region. Wallop's bill would hand reporter Kathy McDonald. The artist tried $18,025 in oil royalties from a Getty sub- them the drilling rights on a platter. to find a picture of civil rights leader and sidiary, bringing his total income from that — As chairman of an Energy and Natu- Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young, but for some company since 1978 to nearly $100,000. ral Resources subcommittee, Wallop in- reason couldn't. Big Oil also contributed $115,000 to troduced a bill that would have given the So they setUed in haste on Gen. Sher- Wallop's successful re-election campaign interior secretary blanket authority to sell man, whose Impact on Georgia consisted of lait year. ^_ off land administered by the National Park laying waste to the state "from Atlanta to My associate Jock Hatfield checked the Service — including coal and -oil fci-ieage the sea " - in the words ol the old Union senator's recent legislative record and coveted by the senator's preferred oil com- veterans' song. turned up some flagrant examples of panies. Wallop denied having tried to slip STUDENT GAP: It's not only in Central Wallop's, penchant for giving the oil in- one by; when the implications of the bill America and the Caribbean that the Soviets dustry a helping hand; were pointed out by other committee mem- are outpointing the United States hi stu- — As chairman of a Finance subcommit- bers, Wallop agreed to amend it. dent-exchange programs thai could tee, Wallop introduced legislation that — Wallop led the successful floor fight enhance the Kremlin's long-term influence. would give strip-mining companies an esti- against a proposal to ban coal leasing on A secret CIA study cited Soviet efforts in mated $15 million tax break next year and certain federal lands. The ban covered Tunisia and Jordan as "symptomatic of a $21 million more in 1985-1988. The bill would more than 1 billion tons of coal that worldwide phenomenon." allow strip miners to write off the future Wallop's four favorite oil companies have The Soviets "doubled the number of cost of land reclamation before the im- shown an interest in leasing the rights to Tunisian students receiving training in the provements are actually made. Getty, Exx- over the next two years. Their hopes are USSR during 1978-1979 and again more than on, Standard Oil of California and Standard still alive, thanks to Wallop's efforts. doubled that figure in 1979-1980." of Indiana all have extensive strip-mining Footnote: Wallop has refused to com- And in Jordan, where U.S. exchanges operations and stand to reap a windfall if ment on these apparent conflicts of interest "are diminishing " the Soviets and East their senatorial stockholder's bill passes. between his financial holdings and his legis- Europeans "are dramatically increasing — Wallop's Wyoming Wilderness Bill, lative actions. their exchange activities." One Soviet-Jor- passed by the Senate in April and now A REAL BUMMER: Amnesty Interna- danian exchange agreement provided for an pending in the House, would open up 300,000 tional, the human rights organization that increase of 171 scholarships offered to Jor- acres of proposed wilderness — including tries to smooth over bitter political hatreds danian students during the last two years. Reading between the lines The summer people seem to be divided • ing to the press?" between those who read Sy Hersh's book on "Yes, but only confidential information Henry Kissinger, and those who have not. favorable to Nixon. When it turned out The group that has read it is much smaller unfavorable material was being leaked, the than the one that hasn't. But the ones who White House had to find out who was doing haven't have a lot more to say about it. it." "It's full of slimy lies," a man on the ART "So the FBI tapped Kissinger's people beach said. with Henry's permission." "Have you read it? " 1 asked. BUCHWALD "Henry had to give bis permission, or "No, but I went to Henry's 60th birth- they would have become suspicious that be day party." was the source of the leaks ' "I read it," a lady said, "and it con- "Its all slimy lies, " Kissinger's de- fused me more than "Shogun," or even "Dal- fender said. "Henry only used his power las 1 couldn't keep track of who was doing when it was in the country's best interest ' what to whom "Where did you read that? " "I thought it was perfectly clear," a "It's all slimy lies," the man who had "In Kissinger's book." lawyer said. "Nixon double-crossed Henry been invited to Henry's 80th birthday said. "I think the question we must answer On the waterfront ° when it suited his purposes, and Henry Hersh did a Hatchet job on one of the today is not whether Mr. Hersh's facts are double-crossed the president when it suited finest Secretaries of State this country ever correct or not, but rather, should Mr. Hersh his. Both united together to double cross the have written the book in the first place," I Tourism and the recreation in- Swikart said, the state is "losing a lot had." State Department and to bypass the De- "How do you know that if you didn't said. "What purpose is served in showing dustry associated with it are a major of revenue" because of inattention to " tense Department tir dual directly with flie—- read thirbwjlrT" duplicity, double erouing, and dirty tridtt part of the New Jersey economy. As dredging. John R. Weingart, director of Joint Chiets of Staff when they secretly "Because Kissinger told me so." by all the leading characters in the Nixon ''part of its intensified campaign to lure the Division ol Coastal Resources in the bombed Cambodia. . "What 1 can't understand is why the administration after the fact?" a larger share ot the tourist and vaca- state Department of Environmental "I know that," the lady said. "What I White House bugged Kissinger's staff and "Perhaps Hersh wrote it so another didn't understand is why Nikon set up Kis- members of the press. Hersh had those administration couldn't get away with the tion business, the state has launched an Protection, acknowledged the need for singer in case the Vietnam war flopped, and facts down cold." same thing, "a lady said. aearesswe advertisina-camnaien. her- -drudging and said that it would take $26 . wl ml. 1~ i.l.i n .iUhhCT. M»l I i,~i nded by the new slogan, "New Jersey million to get all the channels into good the heavy when the Laos incursion failed." about. The White House was tapping Hen- "Suppose someday Hersh chooses to write and You: Perfect Together," and shape and $1 to $2 million a year to - "I understood that. ' someone else said. ry's staff to find out who was tasking the a similar book about what really went on in "But 1 wasn't clear why Al Haig played boosted its attractions at the American maintain them that way. The federal inside stuff to the press that they weren't the Reagan administration? How would we games with Kissinger over the Saigon gov- leaking." all feel about that?" I asked. Kolklife Festival in Washington recent- government does provide some funds ernment just before the 1972 election." "You mean the White House was leak- We all agreed we'd feel terrible. ly for maintenance dredging, but not enough to meet the need. All the more curious, then, that the Monmouth County's represent- state doesn't give more attention to its atives in Trenton have fought the good biggest tourist draw, the waterways. ' fight. But the majority of the Legisla- FROM OUR READERS A story in yesterday's Daily Reg- ture hasn't gotten excited about dredg- ister quoted Edward Swikart, ex- ing. But tourism and the recreation grand and glorious Fourth of July celebra- ecutive secretary of the Rumson-based industry aren't concerns of waterfront Event successful tion, 1 think our great country is all that I Marine Trades Association, an or- communities alone; they are one of fought for it to be. TotheKditor: ganization representing the state's New Jersey's prime industries. We America has always been, to me, a land boating businesses, as declaring that The press coverage we received for both of motherhood, apple pie and Chevrolet. need a long-range plan both for getting the June ft "Summer Fantasy" and the recreational boating is becoming in- For a while, I thought it was going to be a the dredging done and for providing the forthcoming "Clambake on the Halfsbell" land of fast foods, foreign cars, and gays. creasingly popular in New Jersey. But, money to do it. was outstanding! After witnessing this year's, celebration, I Marguerite Henderson has been en- am glad that God chose me to spend my life thusiastic, cooperative and extremely as an American. America, you're beautiful. gracious. It pleases us to see Planned Pa- Jack Hohmeier Helping the blind renthood receive such positive press. The "Summer Fantasy" was most suc- There's a new voice at the Eastern to them. It also gives those with vision cessful, and in large measure, that was due Appreciation Branch ot the Monmouth. County Li- problems the privacy their handicap to the exceptional coverage received. We brary in Shrewsbury. .deprives them ol, enabling them to now look forward to the "Clambake" as Middletown being an equally successful event! To the Editor: The voice is that of the library's read their personal mail, for example, "At least they didn't cut off our On behalf ol the entire PPMC "fami- The 1983 Miss Middletown Township without the assistance of another per- newly installed Kurzweil Reading Ma- power to raise our own pay' ly": board, staff, volunteers and clients, 1 Pageant was an outstanding success. Love- chine. The machine is an electronic son. wish to express heartfelt gratitude and ap- ly Linda Maria Wilson will reign during optical scanner which converts the The Monmouth County Library is preciation for your efforts. 1983-84 as Miss Middletown Township. On behalf of the participants, the Village printed, word into the spoken word. The one of more .than two dozen in New Maxine Brown TODAY IN HISTORY Woman's Club and toe Oeparmtenf of optical scanner "reads" a page, then Jersey that will receive Kurzweil Executive Director Planned Parenthood Parks and Recreation, please accept our translates it into synthetic speech, Reading Machines under legislation By The Associated Pren ot Monmouth County sincere appreciation for your contribution. which the user hears through head- sponsored by Assemblyman Anthony Today is Tuesday, July 12, the 193rd day Johns. Campbell, Jr. phones. The user can regulate the speed M. Viltane, H-Momnuuth and Ocean, OH983. There are 172 days left in the year. Director of the speaker. The machine indicates which provides the money. Villane has Today's highlight in history: A life saved Parks and Recreation punctuation and, it the listener has dif- said he was inspired to introduce the On July 12. 100 B.C., Julius Caesar was born. Haslet ficulty deciphering a word or phrase, legislation after a request from a group On this date: To the Editor: Need volunteers not only can repeat it, but can spell a of war veterans who had been blinded On behalf of my family and friends, we In 1804. former Treasury Secretary Red Bank difficult sentence. in battle and after witnessing a demon- Alexander Hamilton died from a pistol would like to thank the two police officers and two first aid men who responded to a TotheEdltor: The Kurzweil Reading Machine stration of the machine. wound inflicted in a duel with Vice Presi- We would like to thank the Fair Haven dent Aaron Burr the day before. call from my bouse on June 6, when my opens the library's entire collection of and Shrewsbury First Aid Squads for their In 1957. a 20-year-old Harvard student, husband was taken ill with a heart attack. books, journals and reports to the blind The library's new addition makes it Their prompt care and attention and re- assistance In helping as respond to the Prince Kanm. became the Aga Khan and many emergency calls we receive daily. and visually impaired, who previously possible for the blind and visually im- sponse within minutes of the call helped the leader of 20 million Ismaili Moslems Our manpower is in low supply. Un- were limited to materials available in paired to attain a new level oUnde- upon the death of his grandfather. save his life. Their wonderful attention and speed in getting him to Riverview Hospital fortunately, our request for volunteer mem- Braille or had to wait until someone pendence and privacy. It is a welcome bers has met with poor response. Ten years ago: Thousands of records of deserves a great deal of appreciation, not else had the time or inclination to read voice amid the books. We are proud to say that we have started U.S. military personnel who had served only from the Moore family but from all the our cadet program with seven young people before 1960 were destroyed in a fire at a residents of Hazlet. who are willing to teara sad help. While record center in St. Louis. To the doctors and nursing staff at Riv- erview Hospital, a big "thank you" for the these young members are helping to insure oar future, we are still in gnat need of One year ago: Security measures at wonderful care and attention you gave" him On exhibit adult volunteers who will be able to respond Buckingham Palace were tightened after it during his stay there. to emergency calls. The Monmouth Museum's current includes wedding accessories and a dis- Doris and Terry Moore was announced that an intruder had made Please fojlow the example of these dedl- exhibit, "From This Day Forward," a play of wedding dresses worn by Turk- his way into the bedroom of Queen Eliz- •ted young people. If anyone Is interested collection of wedding gowns, is a visual ish, Moroccan, Persian and Ukrainian abeth 11 in joUag oar squd. delight. From the .hand-embroidered brides. It is part of the museum's 20th Todays birthdays: Comedian Milton Hooray for USA adult, please call us. Our captain, Debbie Berle is 75. Sen Mark Hatfield. R-Ore., Is Uacroft DorMms, nUI bt hapmy to ssBtty all U* cotton dress of a Quaker bride ol 1805 to anniverary celebration, and a beautiful «t the sleek gowns of the 1930s, it also is a reminder of the many Ways in which Thought for today: "Ask yourself For quit* some time now, all I oast.. RorW. fascinating lesson in the history of the the museum has enriched the county's whether you are happy, and you cease to be remember seeing on the TV news program! so." - John Stuart Mill, English 12S years it spans. cultural life. and newspapers, is just about everything ' Rcd,BM*nntAld philosopher-eapnomist (1806-1873) The exhibit, a year*in preparation. that is tot American. But after seeing this ' arfaRascMSqud George W. Bass TUESDAY, JULY 12.1983 ly Register A7 OBITUARIES MIDDLETOWN - Dramatists Guild of New George W. Bass, tt. of 41 York, and of VFW Post Baldwin Ave., East 2179, here. Swing are bis wife, People prints Thomas Curtis, 77; Keansburg, died Jury 1 at Stella Kruk Bass, at home; Riverview Hospital, Red three daughters, Mrs. Sus- Bank, after a sudden ill- an Mandley of Martinet, was design engineer He was born in Red Oa., Mrs. Linda profs photos Oak, Iowa, and Uved in this of Lakewood, NEW YORK (AP) - Childhood photographs of FAIR HAVEN - Thom- N.Y. and a member of the area for the last It years. i Marilla Ban of as R Curtis, 77, of l» Har- Nancy Reagan with her natural father that turned United Methodist Church, He was a writer for Red Oak; a lifter, Mrs. up in an old trunk that was purchased a decade ago rison Ave., died yesterday Red Bank. New York Employment Mary Schoeler, of Lafa- at Riverview Hospiui, at a New Jersey flea market have focused new Surviving are bis wife, Services, and a veteran of yette, Ind, and two grand- attention on the first lady's relationship with her Red Bank, Cornelia L. Minion Curtis; World War II and the Kore- children, t He was born in Red father. two MM, Charles E. of an War, serving in both the The John J. Ryan Home In her 1M0 autobiography, Mrs. Reagan said her Bank and moved to Fair Ivyland, Pa., and William Marine Corps and the for Funerals, Keansburg. Haven 40 years ago E Curtis of West Redding, natural father, Kenneth Robbins, separated from Army. was in charge of arrange- her mother shortly after her birth: Prior to retiring in 1874, Conn.; one daughter, Doris He was a member of the ments. be was employed as a de- J. Wenner of Hot Springs, "He was my father but I somehow never could sign engineer for the U.S. Ark., and eight grand- thint of him that way because there had never been Government at Fort Mon- children. Marion E. Paluzzi any relationship of any kind," she wrote. mouth. Instead, she said she considered her father to be The Worden Funeral MIDDLETOWN — SHe was a communi- the late Loyal Davis, a Chicago neurosurgeon who He was a graduate of Home, Red Bank, is in Marion E. PaliBii, 0», of cant of St. Agnes Roman Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, became her mother's second husband in 1920, when charge of arrangements. Florence Avenue, Catholic Church, Atlantic Nancy was nearly 8. He adopted her when she was Leonardo, died Sunday at Highlands. 14. Ernest R. Murphy; Riverview Hospital, Red Surviving are two sons, People magazine said Mrs. Reagan declined Bank. Eugene F. Paluzxi of Mor- comment on the photographs, which it plans to She was bom in the ristown and Ronald publish in its July 18 edition. retired Army officer Bronx, N.Y., and haTre- Paluzzi of East Brunswick, The magazine said they were among a trunkful sided in Lyndhurst before and two granddaughters. purchased about 10 years ago by Enoch Nappen, a ABERDEEN - Ernest staff member for the Joint -—Posies': Funeral R. Murphy, of 12 Ormont Chiefs of Staff. moving tare 16 yew > ago. Monmouth College political science professor^at an Ave., died Sunday at He retired in 1*73 as Her husband, the late Home, Atlantic Highlands, Englishtown, N.J., flea market for $25. Bayshore Community Hos- chief medical logistics of- Eugene R. Paluszl, died in is in charge of arrange- 1976. The magazine photos include one in which the pital, Holmdel. ficer for Latin American ments. infant Nancy is shown with her mother, Edith, and Mr. Murphy was born in countries. From 1973 on, he Robbins in 1921 shortly after her birth and not long Milford, Del., and Uved in was director of logistics O. James Ricci before her parents separated. Arlington, Va., before for the Planned Parent- A subsequent picture shows Nancy at about 8 moving here seven years hood Federation in New WEST LONG BRANCH Commerce in Watertown, years of age with Robbins during his visit to Chica- ago. York City. - 0. James Ricci, 57, of Mass., and a member of go, where she lived at that time with her mother and He retired as a sergeant He was a member of the Larchwood Avenue, died the board of directors of stepfather, the magazine said. major in the U.S. Army in B.P.O. Elks, Panama Sunday at Monmouth Med- the Watertown Boys Club. AstaclalM Prats aHata 1967 after serving for 26 Canal Zone Lodge. FIRST LADY FAMILY PORTRAIT — The first Kobbins died Feb. 2, 1972, at the age of 77. ical Center, Long Branch; Surviving are his wife, According to People, in his wallet was found a years — a period which In- Surviving are his wife, Jeanette Romano Ricci; lady's parents, Kenneth Robbins and Editr cluded World War II in the Sharleen Pearson Murphy; He was born in Italy and Luckett, show off babv Nancy in this rare 1921 photograph of his only child, although his obituary three daughters, Debra made no mention of his daughter. Signal Corps, the Korean a son. William R. Murphy Uved here for the last 10 Mochl, of Medford, Mass., family portrait conflict and the Vietnam of ChutUlly. Va.; a daugh- years. Doreeta and Cheryl, both War. He was com- ter, Karen Ann Cognasao here, and one sister, Lucy missioned sergeant major of Sayrevllle, and four He was an account and SpaUone of Summit. inltn. grandchildren. results manager for The Richard C. Hoidal After he retired from The 'Bedle Funeral Western Electric, and was Funeral Home, Oakhurst, Kean to consider televised betting the Army, he worked for Home Is in charge of ar- also an advisor and an in- is in charge of arrange- the State Department as a rangements. terviewer for AT&T stock- ments. (continued) that has publicly announced it would Assemblyman Chuck Hardwick, Codey, D-Essex, and Assemblyman seek such approval has been Atlan- R-Union, a steadfast opponent of Elizabeth Murray Adams Dennis Riley, D-Camden, the bill tic City, which would like to use legalized gambling, said the meas- He was a corporal in the was approved by the Senate last Meadowlands races. ure was the first step toward au- NEPTUNE - Eliz- She was a member of U.S. Army Air Force in week. It won Assembly passage by a But the general manager-of At- thorizing off-track betting parlors in abeth Murray Adams, 17, Trinity A.M.E. Church, World War II, and a 1951 Lotteries 50-19 vote yesterday. lantic City Race Course, Ken Dunn, New Jersey, and then allowing bets of 4 Squirrel Road, died Long Branch, and a mem- graduate of Seton Hall Uni- TRENTON - The win- Under the proposal, each of New has said the measure is needed ty by telephone. Hardwick said voters yesterday at Monmouth ber of the church's stew- versity. ning number drawn Mon- Jersey's four racetracks would be keep the track afloat. He said the should be consulted on such basic Medical Center, Long ardess board. day in New Jersey's Pick- authorized for the first time to ac- track lost $2.3 million in 1962 and its changes in betting procedures. Branch. Mi. Ricci was a com- handle so far this year was 8 percent Her husband, the late municant of Saint Mary's It Lottery was 153. A cept bets for races that were being The Assembly also voted 73-0 to Born in Burke County, William Adams, died In straight bet pays $234, box run at other tracks. lower than in 1982. put a four-year limit on the tele- Oa., she Uved in Long Roman Catholic Church, pays |39 and pairs pay 123 The regular season ends in late 1(65. Deal. Each such arrangement, how vised racetrack wagering. That bill Branch many years before The Pick-4 number was ever, would need individual ap- September, and Dunn said he would would abolish the system after four moving here and has been Surviving are a sister, He was the first presi- Mrs. Susie Livingston of 6043. A straight bet pays proval by the New Jersey Racing like to start betting on televised years unless the Legislature votes a resident of the shore area dent of the Chamber of 12,404 and boi: pays $100 races by early October. to extend it. for more than 60 years. Philadelphia, Pa.; eight r IBM —.-»- children, and four great- telephone operator for tti. New York Bell in Staten Her sister, Maoel Island. Hopkins, with whom she She was a member of Uved, died in May. the South Baptist Church in The Bedle Funeral Staten Island. Home is in charge of ar- Surviving are her hus- rangements. Edith Sexton Farrell MIDDLETOWN - Ed- 28 years before retiring Sexton Farrell, 74, of I960. East Keansburg, died yes- Surviving are a da terday at Riverview Hospi- tar, Mrs. Daniel Mindo, at tal, Red Bank. home; two sisters, Mrs. She was born in New Mary Soladay, and Mrs. York City and had Uved in Frances Corbett; two the Bronx before moving here three years ago. grandchildren, and two great-grandchlldretn. She was employed as a cashier at the Bergdorf- The Codey Funeral Goodman department Home, Orange, Is in store in New York City for charge of arrangements. Ruth D. Corcione LONG BRANCH - daughter, Patricia Cor- Ruth D. Corcione, 64, of cione, at home; two Chelsea Avenue, died yes- brothers, Clifford Nowland terday at her residence. Mrs. Corcione was born of East Orange and Harry in Neptune where she had Nowland of Asbury Park; resided for 16 year*. a «i«iT Betty Annicelli of Surviving are her hus- Ocean, and two grand- band. James; a son, children. Michael of Bayviile, a The Damiano Funeral Home, here, is in charge of

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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kings: 12 mg "tar,-' 1.0 mg nicotine- 100s: 14mg' tar; 1.1 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, by FTC method. The Daily Register SPORTS 3 COMICS 8 TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 Your Town B CLASSIFIED 10 J^RF AIER RPn FATHNITOWM Shrewsbury council mulls Silverside Extension By KATHLEEN STANLEY approximately IS residents ex- be built near the Little Silver train right of way through the center of Others disagreed and presented A third alternative would be to pressed opinions, pro and con, about station would create more traffic on the property, In case the county the council with a petition signed by ask the federal government for per- SHREWSBURY - The Borough the proposed thoroughfare. Sycamore Avenue. decides that a road running east- 150 borough residents urging the mission to utilize Fort Monmouth Council bit night decided to seek "The bottom line is that we're a The county then asked local resi- west is needed. council to recommend that the Mon- property to build a roadway linking additional information before mak- little unwilling to close off options dents and officials for input on ways , Some have expressed concern mouth County Planning Board Oceanport with Route 35. ing a decliion on toe Silverside Ave- to relieve the congestion before ap- that the roadway that would be built "preserve a right-of-way." until we have more information on Fort Monmouth officials have rwe Extension, a proposed roadway proving a site plan for the on the site could damage environ- If the extension plan is defeated, the subject," said Councilman not responded to the borough's in- Unking Oceanport Avenue and townhouses. The townhouses will mentally sensitive areas along some residents fear, county of- Gregory Scott. quiries about building a linking thor- Route 3S. Both the LitUe Silver and front Oceanport Avenue, a county Parkers Creek and uproot families ficials will eventually decide to road, and therefore require ap- along Sunnybank Drive, a small, oughfare on federal land, Coun- A professional planner, a traffic Shrewsbury planning boards and the widen Sycamore Avenue to improve cilman Marc Romanenko said. expert and Monmouth County Plan- Little Silver Borough Council have proval from the county planning secluded street in Shrewsbury. traffic flow. ning Director Robert W. Clark will voted to oppose the extension. board. Sunnybank Drive homeowners Council members assured the In other business, the council ap- be invited to the next council meet- The Silverside Avenue Extension Under the extension proposal, argued against establishing the public that the issue does not come pointed Jerry Poling as the borough ing, scheduled for August «, to an- idea surfaced in early May, after the county could require that the* right-of-way, saying the easement down to choosing between building code enforcement officer. Poling re- swer questions about the plan. county planners concluded that a townhouse developer, Calton Homes would be the first step in building the extension and widening places John Newbon, who resigned The council's decison came after IB-unit townbouse development to Inc. of Freehold, leave an 80-foot the roadway. Sycamore. from his plat as of July 1. Fare hike Judge raises hearings to be held bail in Asbury FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - New Jertey Transit Corp. cus- tomers with questions to ask or murder case comment* to raise about the pro- posed statewide average 8 percent By BARBARA KATELL could be sentenced to die by lethal fare increase will have an opporuni- injection. And the county prose- ty to do so tomorrow night at Free- FREEHOLD — Superior Court cutor's office has indicated it will hold Township High School. Judge John P. Arnone yesterday in- seek the death penalty in both kill- creased to $1,075,000 the bail on an ings. Jerome C. Premo, executive di- 18-year-old Neptune man charged Alston's nude body was found on rector of the state-subsidized bus with raping and strangling two the Ocean Grove beachfront by a and rail system, is scheduled to ap- Asbury Park women last April and jogger on April 2 at approximately pear at the 8 p.m. bearing, the only robbing a third woman in early 630 a.m. She apparently had been such forum to be held in Monmouth May. beaten about the face and chest with County. Marko Bey, Drummond Avenue, a board and strangled with her bra, Neptune, has been in the county jail police said. Alston, a night school With Its proposed average 8 in lieu of $1,025,000 bail for the two student, had last been seen alive by percent increase, NJ Transit seeks murders since his arrest May 6. At a a relative between 12:30 and 1 that to close a f 13.5 million budget gap, court hearing to accept Bey's pleas morning. despite the fact that NJ Transit will of innocent to the three crimes, Peniston. a Neptune Board of receive approximately 1140 million Arnone increased the bail by ftMlitar |MI m KMIMM Irbv Education secretary, was reported from the state Department of $50,000. missing the morning of April 27 af- Transportation, a $25 million in HAIL THE CHIEF— The charter class of the is the first of a series of experts who will In indictments handed up last ter she failed to report to work. Her crease over last year. newly-opened Governor's School at Monmouth address the group of gifted high school stu- week by a county grand jury, Bey is body was found May 3 in a storage College rises to greet Gov. Thomas H. Kean as dents during the next two months on a variety Rail fare increases are projected charged with two counts each of room at the rear of a former factory he strides toward the lecture hall stage. Kean of topics covering the state's public affairs. building at 911 First Ave., Asbury at an average of 9 6 percent, accoun- murder, felony murder, aggravated Park. She apparently had been ting for «53 million in additional sexual assault and aggravated as- beaten and strangled with the belt revenues. Interstate bus fares sault in connection with the deaths of Cheryl Alston, 19, of Pine Street, from her raincoat on April 26, the would rise 7.1 percent, raising $3.5 Asbury Park, last April 2, and Carol police said. million. Bus fares within the state Kean blasts Democrats Peniston, 47, of Munroe Towers, would rise 8.1 percent, providing an Sewall Avenue, Asbury Park, last Peniston had last been seen alive "Nothing is more important additional 94.7 million in fare box By BARBARA KATELL how to reform automobile insur- April 26. at approximately 9 30pm April 28, revenues. ance in tile state and on how to than turning the economy at tile conclusion" of a night com- WEST LONG BRANCH -- finance me state's infrastructure around," the governor continued, He also is charged with robbery, The proposal - which may or * puter course at Neptune High The Democratic majorities in bank. "to get growth, to create jobs. aggravated assault and criminal re- may not be amended after the 16 School the state Legislature are creat- "There is no excuse for parti- Yet when we produce legislation straint against Doris Bacote, bearings scheduled throughout the County Prosecutor Alexander D. ing roadblocks to economic re- »»n«hip nil insurance reform," he that would create a jobs pro- Munroe Towers, May 3. state's II counties — will come triirw said tlidl Bacon: alsu might covery and progress in the state said. "It is overdue, and we need gram, we find roadblocks from Yesterday, Arnone specified that before the NJ Transit Board of have been killed by Bey if her car through "blatant partisanship to get together." the Democrats." the three assaults will be tried sepa- Directors Aug. 4, and would be In- alarm had not scared him off. Ac- on issues where there should be • rately and he sef three trial dates in stituted in early September. . He noted that the innovative Applause rang out in the au- October, with the Alston murder to cording to Lehrer. Bey allegedly no partisanship,' Gov. Thomas I Infrastructure bank proposal has dience when the governor turned be heard first. robbed Bacote, forced her into her At a pre-bearing meeting with H. Kean said last night. been praised by members of Con- to the issue of upgrading educa- car and began to beat her, when the the county's Transportation Coordi- The Republican governor told • If Bey is convicted of murder in gress from both parties from tion in the state, the death of Alston or Peniston, he alarm went off. nating Committee, NJ Transit rep- mov than 400 fellow members of ; "It's about time .we estab- loaiaux tteurey Aipan said the Mat; uv/i a t si vuvv a ^imv i uii other states and is being called a lished standards lui Leatilel a aa occasional rider would be hit draising dinner at Squire's Pub, "national model." But he said well as students," he said. "I hardest by the increase; dally com- here, that he needs Republican the infrastructure bank was not will not preside over a state that Post Office clears hurdle muters would bear a lesser burden, majorities in both houses of the meant to be "an empty bank," a doesn't prepare students as well be added. Legislature if he is to carry out reference to the refusal of the as their fathers were prepared." EATONTOWN - The .proposed back, parking, lighting, shade trees, the programs-he promised when Kean also contended he needs new U.S. Post Office building on landscaping, screened loading and The restructured fare system is elected two yean ago. Democratic majority in the Leg- aimed at establishing greater parity islature to approve transferring a Republican Legislature to sup- South Street moved several steps unloading areas, and fence height "This is an important elec- port the state's leadership in between NJ Transit's bus and rail to the bank federal funding al- closer to becoming a reality last In order to cut costs, the pin oaks tion statewide," Kean Mid. cleaning up the environment. night. to be planted on the site will be services. Zupan said. "For the first time in a decade ready allocated to sewer projects in some municipalities. The Planning Board approved all smaller than the ones originally Premo is expected to make a we actually have the chance to "We need to elect candidates eight zoning variances needed for specified. brief presentation outlining changes take control of the Legislature. Kean said the bank "not only who will be supporting good gov- construction of the building. The board also approved a final In the fare schedules before the pub- With control of the Assembly and can give jobs — S0,000 for sewer ernment in the county, good gov- A drainage difficulty is the only major subdivision for the C.J. De- He portion. of the Senate, and of the gov- construction, and 80,000 in roads ernment in the state," the Re- remaining obstacle to site plan ap- velopment Corp on Industrial Way ernorship, we can move so much and bridges — but it can start publican governor concluded. proval. The applicant's solution to West. The plans were ruled com- Freehold Township High School faster to turn the state around." dealing with the problems that And he urged his audience to the difficulty must be approved by plete and sent to various agencies Is situated on Elton-Adelphia Road, Kean blasted the Democrats have been neglected so long in elect the entire Republican slate Borough Engineer Stanley Kulpa for review. weat of Route 9, and next door to for failing to agree with him on New Jersey." for county and state office. before construction can begin. Minor subdivisions at 86 High Elton Road School. The eight variances cover specif- Street and Hahne & Co. at Mon- ications regarding the rear yard set- mouth Mall were also a Middletown board names auditor M1DDLETOWN - The Board of tion with the Young firm did not Nolan also noted that the business." He said the board does Education last night named the ac- become known until the ad-hoc com- auditor's work should have begun on not expect to find "non-compliance counting firm of Arthur Young & mittee on the auditing appointment June 30, and that more time would with the law" regarding the budget, Co., Newark, as auditor for the made its recommendation, accord- be lost if the appointment were de- but the review should "gain econo- 1983-54 school year. ing to board member Stephen D. layed. my" for the school system. The action came on a «-J vote Nolan. Board member Terry N. Trout- Despite his vote in favor of the after the appointment was rejected When former board member man, also a member of the review appointment, Nolan said he still had on a tie ballot at last week's regular Mary McKulla asked about possible committee, said Pennell recom- reservations. conflict of interest, board Attorney mended a list of six firms. Trout- "I have a problem with the The company will perform the Peter Kalac responded that he man said the other firms on the list $7,000 (increase in fee),-" he said. board's yearly audit for $11,500, "knew of no case law that now that could have done a similar job Nolan called the advantages of the about I7.0W mere than the fee exists" that would prevent Pennell were more expensive than the New- rhangf "a little vague." ^M» charged by the board's present from participating in discussion on ark concern. Nolan said he had received no auditors, Armour S. Huisart ft Co., anew auditing firm. Both Troutman and Nolan said additional information on what ex- Wall. Nolan and board member Dr. they felt Pennell would have voted tra services would be offered, Board member Frank A. Pen- William S. Liebentian changed their in favor of the new auditor if be had saying the job of the auditor was nell, who was employed as an ac- previous votes to make the appoint- not been "away on business." "all statutory" and followed a countant by the Newark firm two ment possible. Nolan said he did so Troutman said he and the third "standard process." years ago, was net present at either because he knew the vote was a committee member, Ann Prewett, Huisart, the current auditing meeting. Pennell was elected to the "foregone conclusion" once the en- chose the Young ftpn to get "anoth- firm, bid $12,600 for the basic audit. hoard in April, 1181, but his associa- tire nine-member board met er fresh look at the operations of the New fire hydrant for Fair Haven

ByCAJUUKH. MULLEft The new hydrant is to be plice reports completed, according to as- new position since May. within J80 feet of that home, he said. sistant administrator William C. The council also pasaed an emer- FAIR HAVEN - The Borough In other baslneaa, the council ap- Rue. * gency resolution to allocate $25,000 Council last night ordered the place- pointed prciessional planner Wil Adjacent property owners have for payment of hospital insurance to ment of a fire hydrant on fiance oam Qmett, of the firm Quaele and oppose* the development because of the Metropolitan Life insurance Road just north of Cooney Terrace Lynch in Trenton, t» assist in the possible traffic and drainage prob- company. The Equitable insurance k> correct what Councilman C.Gary reaming of an 18.4-acre tract be- lems. company had recently canceled ito Ver Wilt called a "crittesl sita- tween Hance and Ridge Roads. In other business, the council coverage of the borough. passed an ordinance authorising a A home with a private driveway The tract, owned by the Church 110,000 bond lame for equipment for The council also appointed Paul «Haflee Road is presently ootaide of the Nativity, la under contract for the new police headquarters. Reinhold as building Inspector and code officer at $11,000 a year and Labor of Love • «ra'*T ft- purchase by Lao J. Carbng 10, a 1 appointed Eugenia Pitts to the plan- The youth ministry group from Family Presbyterian Church in satw Mff feet awjfy.VtrWUt said! bailder who seeks to construe*. tC The council tost night also fling board to rcplwc John Gnocft, Fanwood is visiting the Long Branch area in order to perform T#i» ky«l*~ '-u ol created the poeMon of "assistant who retired/thig month various volunteer services, including refurbishing several of the tISMsjTwiaii (hri* the taeuaUa- Tito b»ro«|B wili pay Q»Mteiie- «teiaiarator aaddapety can*," »i Neal Atkinson wal chosen to re- Boarding homes in the area, *• ef an eight-inch water main on ttreen $3808 and 84300 for Ms ser- a salary of 813,000 a year. Roe has •teU vtces^dependlng on the number of been|performing the duties ef the place Pi t^s as alternate member. B2 The Daily Register TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 Family counseling offered JRED BANK - Familial cussions are held on a specific theme AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Anonymous, a self-help program for such as expectations, anxiety, over- families confronted with problems of protection or better communication. COUNTY under-achievement, drug experimen- Attention is focused on feelings and 2 honored tation and abuse, truancy, juvenile reactions of family members, not on delinquency and related behavior trying to change the person exhibiting problems, holds weakly meetings the unsatisfactory behavior. A ~ Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. on the fifth for work ber of the Red Bank group, sayi, Runway rivals state case floor of the RJverview Hospital east "Families Anonymous through dis- MARLBORO — After more than half a year, oppo- wing here and on Tuesdays at 7:30 in schools p m at the Chelsea School in Long cussion and literature helps the pa. nents of a proposed 2,700-foot runway at Marlboro rents to find serenity for their own 'Airport finally got the chance to begin stating then- FAIR HAVEN - The Branch. lives and this often has an effect on the common case against the proposal. Board of Education recently The Families Anonymous program abuser." But that opportunity did not come until 10:10 p.m. at honored two retirees in III is baaed on an adaptation of the Alco- a special meeting last night of the Zoning Board of community, Robert B. holics Anonymous "Twelve Steps and No dues, fees or pre-regtstraUon Gonzaiei and Margie J. Rich- Adjustment, a meeting that ended at 11:25 in a continua- Twelve Traditions." Group dis- are required. tion to Aug. 15. The hour-and-a-quarter in-between ar/lson. consisted mostly of objections, bickering, the marking Gonzalez, who retired as of evidence and the questioning of the legality of a board member and president NEW ADDITION K subpoena that brought Township Engineer David last month, served on the Birnbaum before the board. board for 13 years. Gonzalez BEN0IT.O0L has been a member of the ton- SHAPIRO The owners of the airport, Everett and Dorothy ing board and il chairman of Fenwick, seek to construct the runway — to be built 8- the board of trusted of the degrees counter-clockwise from the existing east-west Monmouth County Youth De- runway — in what they have said is an effort to improve tention Center. .safety there. Opponents argue the new runway would Upon retirement from the, serve only lo pave the way for larger aircraft to use the federal civil service at Fort priivaieairportv , which ltesi>etwee«rRoute7S and Harbor Monmouth, be began consult- Roaid in Morganville. ing work in electronics. Attorney Lee Shelley, representing airport neigh- Richardson, retiring after bors Dominick and Carmella Manzo, said be hopes to 32 years In education, has present two witnesses — experts in their respective taught history to seventh- and fields of aviation and real estate*— at the Aug. IS • MI Mr HN • Y CM rtrlm eighth-grade students for the meeting. HONORED —Margie J. Richardson and Rob- past 15 yean. "Fair Haven is ert B. Gonzalez congratulate each other at a a marvelous school," com- recent Board of Education meeting in Fair mented Richardson. "1 have Overcharge uncovered Haven after being recognized for their con- had a fabulous teaching career tribution to education. there." UNION BEACH - The Borough Council learned at last night's workshop session that construction of Scholer Park cost more money than provided in the., Ranney student wins scholarship original bond issue. TINTON FALLS - Preeti Bharara, a private, in New Jersey to compete In the The overcharge was discovered when the council ninth-grade student at the Ranney public speaking local contests sponsored was asked to approve a change order of $16,000 sub- School, has won a four-year scholarship, by lodges in the area. The final contests mitted by the contractor. VNR Construction. The in- GROUNDBREAKERS— Assembled at groundbreaking ceremonies for an worth approximately $20,000, to St. Pe- are held at Pope Lecture Hall of St. addition to the Monmouth Beach firehouse are: Paul Kleiberg, far left, crease brought the total amount billed by the ter's College, Jersey City, at the 37th Manalapan-based firm to more than $565,000. Peter's College in Jersey City. This Monmouth Beach Fire Co. vice president; Kevin Keeshen; Don Ritz, kneeling; annual public speaking contest sponsored year's theme was "Crises of Life — A William Marsh, Frank Intracasoand Burt Barham, rear, all building commit- The original bond was for $650,000. Half of that by the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Personal Commitment." tee members; Mayor Louis P. Sodano; William Hanseri, building chairman; money was funded by matching Green Acres dollars. Domain of New Jersey. Albert Benoist. architect; and William Barham, fire chief. Robert Thaler, borough attorney, noted that with The lodge sends out invitations each Bharara, sponsored by the Long the anticipated $90,000 in engineering fees, the total cost year to all high schools, public and Branch lodge, won first place. of the project was more than $655,000. This figure did Firehouse addition on the way not include noney for attorney and bond council fees, Albert Benoist, a borough resident, has and other paper costs. MONMOUTH BEACH - Members of the Monmouth Beach Fire Company re- been a supporter of the fire company's Richard Maser, an engineer with Schoor, DePalma COMMUNITY CALENDAR cently held a formal groundbreaking for fund raising efforts. and Gillen. explained that most of the extra expense Proceeds from the annual Fireman's incurred while the work was being done. a new addition to the firehouse. The Friendly Cafe. firehouse, located on Beach Road, now Fair will be used to help finance the TODAY RED BANK - The Senior Citizen houses four large pieces of equipment. addition. This year's fair will beheld on RED BANK - The Lions Club will Center will sponsor a Sandy Hook mini- Plans for the $100,000 addition were August 12, 13, 19 and 20. According to meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Trivet Room of vacation picnic and cookout. Mini-buses provided by the architecture firm of Mike Heath, fair chairman, there will be the Molly Pitcher Inn. Dr. James G. Van will leave the center at 9 a.m. Benoist, Goldberg and Shapiro of Union. many new attractions this year. POLICE BEAT Nostrand will speak on the Welfare As- RED BANK - Free high blood pres- sociation. sure screenings are available for people RED BANK - The film "Stuart Lit- 18 through 64 at St. Thomas Episcopal tle" will be shown at 10 a.m. in the Church, 24 E. Sunset Ave., from 11:30 Woman, boyfriend charged Children's Room of the Red Bank Public a.m. to 2 p.m. ON THE AGENDA in sex assault on children Library. No admission fee or pre-regis- LONG BRANCH - Live snakes will tration is required. visit the Long Branch Public Library at TINTON FALLS - Council, 8:15 p.m. FREEHOLD — A Fair Haven woman and her live-in RED BANK - Dr. Harry Lentz will 10:30 a.m. as part of a summer schedule Today WEST LONG BRANCH - Planning boyfriend have been charged with sexually assaulting conduct a foot clinic from 8:30 to 11:30 of activities for school-age children. two children over a two-year period in an indictment a.m. at the Senior Citizen Center. FAIR HAVEN - Planning Board, 8 p.m. Board, 8 p.m. handed up by a county grand jury yesterday. SEA BRIGHT - Stepping Out, an LITTLE SILVER — Parks and Recrea- The 12-count indictment charges that Sean S. exercise program for senior citizens, will THVRSDAY tion Committee, I p.m. Tomorrow Kilpatrick, 20, cf Battin Road, Fair Haven, committed take place from noon to 1 p.m. at the ' RED BANK - The Rotary Club will LONG BRANCH - Sewerage Authority, aggravated sexual assault on both children starting in community center. A small fee will be meet at 12:15 p.m. at the Molly Pitcher 1:30 p.m. EATONTOWN - Council, 8 p.m. July 1981 Annette Allen, 35, same address, is charged charged. Inn. MONMOUTH BEACH - Board of Com- OCEANPORT - Board of Education, 8 with aiding Kilpatrick in the attacks. : __RED-BANK-^Ihe.Becrealion De- OCEANPORT-The Uon* Club will "^ittfAnff t. $ b m. — p.m. Both adults also are charged with two counts each of partment sponsors free outdoor folk meet at 7:30 p.m. at Sirianni's Friendly OCEAN — Council, 7 p.m. OCEANPORT - Planning Board, work- sexual assault and with endangering the welfare of the dancing for people of all ages from 7:30 Cafe. RED BANK - Board of Education, 8 shop, 8 p.m. children. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Marine Park. RED BANK — Families Anonymous, p.m. RED BANK - Council, 8 p.m. Only adults and teen-agers may partici- Allen also is charged with one count of aggravated a self-support group for parents of chil- RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REGIONAL RED BANK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL pate after 8:30pm dren who use drugs or alcohol or who sexual contact HIGH SCHOOL - Board of Education, — Board of Education, workshop, 8 p.m. have related behavioral problems, will * Gregory Randolph, 18, of Oxford Avenue, and Balint workshop, 8 p.m. RUMSON - Board of Education, 8 p.m. meet at 7:30 p.m. in the fifth floor solar- Bognar, 23, of River Ftaair both Fair Haven, are TOMORROW SEA BRIGHT - Planning Board, 8 p.m. RUMSON - Planning Board, 8 p.m. WEST LONG BRANCH - The Lions ium of the East Wing of Riverview Hos- SHREWSBURY - Board of Education, 8 TINTON FALLS - Planning Board, Club will meet at 7 p.m. at Sinanni s pital. p.m. workshop, 7:30p.m. Bible School slated

EATONTOWN - Vaca- tion Bible School at Mon- mouth Baptist Church on Route 35 will be open this year from July 18 to July 22, according to the Rev. Jackie Amerman. The school will run from 9 a.m. until noon weekdays. It is for children Home Equity Loans! from three to twelve. There will be recreation activities, entertainment, and stories from the Bible. The children will complete If you're a New Jersey homeowner, Lincoln gives you the ability to the week with a picnic at noon on July 22. borrow up to $100,000 for just about any purpose. Borrow for home In addition, the children improvements, a second home, college expenses, bill consolidation, or a will exhibit their crafts vacation. We have the money waiting at rates and terms to fit your and receive awards for at- tendance at an open house budget. At Lincoln there are no application fees, no prepayment penal- for both parents and chil- ties, and the interest is tax deductible. If you wish, we'lf even protect you . dren on July 24 at 7 p.m. It is not necessary to ith credit life insurance. So refy on Lincoln for all your borrowing needs! register for this school. However, anyone wishing further information may call the church. TOLL-FREE LOANLINE: 800225-0115 City road to close LONG BRANCH - The Department of Transporta- _ Rely qn the tion has announced that it will close Atlantic Street to through traffic for approx- imately 10 weeks begin- BILLION-DOLLAR LEADER ning July 13 as part of a project to lower the road- way on Ocean Boulevard. Correction Lincoln Federal Sayings LONG BRANCH - Donald Morris, sergeant at arms of the Loyal Order of Brick • Budd Lake • Chester • Hamburg • Hillsborough • Kearny • Marlton • Monmouth Mall Moose, Ocean Lodge No. Murray Hill • North Haledon • Ocean County Mall • Ocean Township • Plainfield 1515, was the benefit chair- • Scotch Plains • Stirling • Sussex-Wantage • Toms RivW • Vernon • Westfleld man for the spaghetti din- ner sponsored, by this or- ganization. He was incor- DEPOSITS INSURED TO $100,000 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION rectly identified in a pic- tore which -appeared last week in The Daily Reg- iiter 1 8P0RT8 3 The Daily Register COMICS ; S TUESDAY7JULY12,1983 Your Town CLASSIFIED 10 MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BRSA officials aim for odor relief By USA R. KKUSE By using dewatering — taking water portions of the plant where the odor provements agreed upon last night that he does not anticipate any rate adoption of new rules and- regu- UNION BEACH - Certain from the sludge — and heat ex- is generated. The authority will are for the same purpose as the hikes this year. lations in late August. This was plants are known for their pleasing change — heating the air before it grant Killam Associates, an engi- original — preparing the sludge — "We're hoping to keep our rate made necessary by the suit brought fragrance. Not, however, the reaches the incinerators — the neering consultant firm, final au- the old grant monies can be used. constant throughout the year," he against the authority by Interna- Bayibore Regional Sewerage Au BRSA will save SO percent of its fstel thorisation to accept bids for the Kukasch said that next month tional Flavors and Fragrances. thority's plant, which has offended cost, according to Herbert Kukasch, project at next Monday's meeting.. the authority will consider two The authority also agreed upon a its neighbors for quite some time. authority chairman. The BRSA will be able to fund projects directly concerned with pre-treatment schedule for industry On June 16, Mark A. Sullivan, a, Relief, however, may be on the way. "What we're doing is using the this project by using an existing odor control — scum handling and influent (waste) entering the plant. retired justice, ruled that while the The authority last night targeted bootstrap method. With the savings grant of 11 million. These federal wet well covers. These mod- The study, funded by federal authority did have the right to set two areas - sludge handling and we get from this, we can pick up an monies, approved in 1976, were to be ifications will also be funded by the improved incineration efficiency - additional 11-12 million In improve- used to buy sludge conditioning grant. Killam should be granted au- dollars, will take test samples of the standards as to what they would as toe first Task 1J report recom- ment work," Kukasch said. equipment. Due to design imperfec- thority to accept bids for this influent to target which industry's accept, nowhere in the contract did mendations to be acted upon. Total cost of this first phase is tions, the equipment was never project at a BRSA meeting next sewage concentration is too high. it state that they could impose a The new changes will revamp the estimated to be $827,000. Part of this purchased. month. In a related development, the surcharge on any industry whose plant's sludge management system. money will also be used to seal off However, because these new im- In other matters, Kukasch said BRSA will hold hearings on the sewage concentration was too high.

board hires Newark firm

By PETE WALTON awarded a $9,000 contract for com- MIDDLETOWN - The Board of puter software to a firm headed by a Education last night named the ac- former president of the Middletown counting firm of Arthur Young & Township Education Association. Co., Newark, as auditor for the Chapel Hill Associates of Mid- 1963-84 school year. dletown will provide computer pro- The action came on a 6-2 vote gramming and word processing ser- after the appointment was rejected vices for the district's special on a tie ballot at last week's regular education department during meeting. next school year. The company will perform the The president of Chapel Hill As- board's yearly audit for $19,500, sociates is Frank Campbell, an Eng- about f7,00O more than the fee lish teacher at Middletown High charged by the board's present School South who served as MTEA auditors. Armour S. Hulsart It Co., president from 1976 to 1978. WaU. Board members Ellen V. Chre- Board member Frank A. Pen- tien and Vice President Dwight R. nellv who was employed as an ac- Pfennig cast the only dissenting countant by the Newark firm two votes on both the auditing appoint- years ago, was not present at either ment and the computer contract. meeting. Pennell was elected to the board in April, 1981, but his associa- tion with the Young firm did not become known until the ad-hoc com- Overcharge mittee on the auditing appointment made its recommendation, accord- ing to board member Stephen D. uncovered Nolan. RMlitw »««• BV KaiiMtll Irtv When former board member Mary McKulla asked about possible by council conflict of interest, board Attorney Mr. Kean goes to college Peter Kalac responded that he UNION BEACH - The Borough The charter class of the newly-opened Governor's School at series of experts who will address the group of gifted high school "knew of no case law that now Council learned at last night's work- Monmouth College yesterday rises to greet Gov. Thomas H. Kean students during the next two months on a variety of topics exists" that would prevent Pennell shop session that construction of as he strides toward the lecture hall stage. Kean is the first of a covering the stale'spubTfeaTfaTfT from participating in discussion on Scholer Park cost more money than a new auditing firm. provided in the original bond issue. Nolan and board member Dr. The overcharge was discovered William S. Lieberman changed their when the council was asked to ap- previous votes to make the appoint- prove a change order of $16,000 sub- Kean blasts Democrats ment possible. Nolan said he did so mitted by the contractor, VNR Con- because he knew the vote was a struction. The increase brought the By BARBARA KATELL \ / take control of the Legislature. the infrastructure bank was not Applause rang out in the au- "foregone conclusion" once the en- total amount billed by the WEST lima RH1NTK t^/ rii«»rw*» u;h*»fi thp (ww^rnnr him Ml tirp ninp-mpmtwr hoard met. UiniUnon.^iMiH ft**m fn m/\tva than The Democratic majorities in of the Senate, and of the gov- reference to the refusal of the to the issue of upgrading educa- Nolan also noted that the (565.000. the state Legislature are creat- ernorship, we can move so much Democratic majority in the Leg- tion in the state. auditor's work should have begun on The original bond was ing roadblocks to economic re- faster totur n the state around." islature to approve transferring "It's about time we estab- June 30, and that more time would $650,000. Half of that money was be lost if the appointment were de- covery and progress in the state .Kean blasted the Democrats to the bank federal funding al- lished standards for teachers as funded by matching Green Acres layed. through "blatant partisanship for failing to agree with him on ready allocated tosewe r projects well as students," he said. "I dollars. on issues where there should he how to reform automobile insur- In some municipalities. will not preside over a state that Board member Terry N. Trout- Robert Thaler, borough attorney, man, also a member of the review no partisanship," Gov. Thomas ance in the stateg and in how to .. Kean said the bank "not only doesn't prepare students as well noted that with the anticipated committee, said Pennell recom- H. Kean said last night. finance the state's infrastructure can give jobs — 50,000 for sewer as their fathers were prepared." $90,000 in engineering fees, the total mended a list of six firms. Trout- The Republican governor told bank. • construction, and 60,000 in roads Kean also contended he needs cost of the project was more than man said the other firms on the list $655,000. This figure did not include more than 4Q0 fellow members of "There is no excuse for parti- and bridges — but it can start a Republican Legislature tosup - that could have done a similar job noney for attorney and bond council the GOP at a taoo-a-plate fun- sanship on insurance reform," be dealing with the problems that port the state's leadership In have been neglected so long in cleaning up the environment. were more expensive than the New- fees, and other paper costs. draising dinner at Squire's Pub, said. "It is overdue, and we need ark concern. here, that be needs Republican to get together." New Jersey." Richard Maser, an engineer with majorities in both bouses of the "Nothing is more important "We need to elect candidates Both Troutman and Nolan said Schoor, DePalma and Gillen, ex- plained that most of the extra ex- Legislature if he is to carry out He noted that the innovative than turning the economy who will be supporting good gov- they felt Pennell would have voted pense incurred while the work was the programs he promised when infrastructure bank proposal has around," toe governor continued, ernment in the county, good gov- in favor of the new auditor If he had being done. elected two years ago. been praised by members of Con- "to get growth, to .create jobs. ernment in the state," the Re- not been "away on business." publican governor concluded. "If they didn't make the changes "This is an .important elec- gress from both parties from Yet when we produce legislation . Troutman said he and the third And he urged his audience to and the contractor had to stop work tion statewide." Kean said. New Jersey, is being studied by that would create a jobs pro- committee member, Ann Prevett, gram, we find roadblocks from elect the entire Republican slate chose the Young firm to get "anoth- in the middle and come back and "For toe first time in a decade other states and is being called a ask the council's permission to the Democrats." for county and state office. er fresh look at the operations of the we actually have the chance to "national model." But he said make the changes it would have cost business." He said the board does more than it does now," Maser said. not expect to find "non-compliance Thaler, however, replied: "You with the law" regarding the budget, don't incur expenses unless council but the review should "gain econo- approves it." my" for the school system. Maser was asked to get a final Bail Despite his vote in favor of the to $1,075,000 cost figure for this Thursday's coun- appointment, Nolan said he still had cil meeting, so that an amendment By BARBARA KATELL murder, felony murder, aggravated could be sentenced to die by1 lethal room at the rear of a former factory reservations'. to the original bond ordinance could FREEHOLD - Superior Court sexual assault and aggravated as- injection. And the county prose- building at 911 First Ave., Asbury "I have a problem with the be introduced. Judge John P. Arnone yesterday in- sault in connection with the deaths cutor's office has Indicated it will Park. She apparently bad been $7,000 (increase in fee)," he said. In other matters, the council creased to 11,075.000 the bail on an nf Cheryl Alston, 18, of Pine Street, seek the death penalty in both kill- beaten and strangled with the belt Nolan called the advantages of the agreed a recreation committee's re- )*year-oid Neptune mair charged Asbury Park, last April t, and Carol ings. from her raincoat on April M, the -change "a little vague." quest that auxiliary police patrol with raping and strangling two Peniston, 47, of Munroe Towers. Alston's nude body was found on police said. Nolan said be had received no Scholer Park from 8 p.m. to mid- 1 Asbury Park women last April and- Sewall Avenue, Asbury Park*, last the Ocean Grove beachfront by a additional information on what ex- night, due toreporte d cases of van- robbing a third woman in early April 26. jogger on April 2 at approximately Peniston had last been seen alive tra services would be offered, dalism. The patrol work, they said, 6:30 a.m. She apparently had been at approximately 9:30 p.m. April 26, saying the job of the auditor was would be done on a voluntary basis. Marko Bey, Drummond Avenue, He also is charged with robbery, beaten about the face and chest with at the conclusion of a night com- "all statutory" and followed a Finally, the council noted that a Neptune, has been in the county jail aggravated assault and criminal re- a board and strangled with her bra, puter course at Neptune High "standard process." special election will be held on July in lieu of $1,025,000 bail for the two straint against Doris Bacote, police said. Alston, a night school School. Hulsart. the current auditing 19 so borough residents could vote to murders since his arrest May 6. At a Munroe Towers, MayS. ' - student, had last been seen alive by County Prosecutor Alexander D. firm, bid $12,500 for the basic audit. approve $3,500 in capital outlay court hearing toaccep t Bey's picas Yesterday, Arnone specified that a relative between 12:30 and 1 that Lehrer said that Bacote also might Throughout discussion on the funds to be spent on new athletic of innocent to the three crimes, the three assaults will be tried sepa- morning. have been killed by Bey if her car matter, board members insisted and parking facilities. The vote, Arnone increased the bail by rately and he set three trial dates in Peniston, a Neptune Board of alarm had not scared him off. Ac- they had no complaints about the sponsored by the Board of Educa- ISO.OOO October, with the Alston murder to Education secretary, was reported cording to Lehrer, Bey allegedly company's performance, but the ob- tion, will be held from 5-9 p.m. at In indictments handed up last be heard first. missing the morning of April 27 af- robbed Bacote, forced her Into her ject of the change was another look Memorial School in the all-purpose week by a county grand jury, Bey is If Bey is convicted of murder in ter she failed torepor t to work. Her car and began tobea t her, when the at the board's business practices. room charged with two counts each of the death of Alston or Peniston, He body was found May 3 in a storage alarm went off. In other action, the board - LISA R. KRUSE Property reassessment starting inKeyport

KEYPORT - Officials here re- the Monmouth County Board of Tax- erty and neighborhoods, according It is requested that, if a property assessments to their current mar- praisal Surveys, Inc. has completed port thai the borough has entered ation. The county board hat re- to an Appraisal Surveys spokesman. is rented, the property owner notify ket value as of Oct. 1,1913, and thus tax equalization programs for inn a contract with Appraisal Sur- quested the borough bring its Property owners will receive a the tenant to allow inspection. All distribute the tax burden'among RariUn, Watchung and Rocky Hill company representatives will be veys, Inc. — a New Jersey real assessments up tod a te because they letter from Appraisal Surveys, Inc., property owners throughout the boroughs, and Branchburg and were substantially below fair mar- carrying a letter of identification estate appraisal firm — to conduct a within the next few months, notify- borough. When the project is com- Manalapan townships. tax equalization program for all ket value. by them of the approximate tune which will be signed by borough pleted, in the fall of 1963, the new At the present time, the firm is land and improvements within the Property In Keyport has bean representatives of the firm will be officials, along with a company increasing in value and In many in their neighborhood to inspect the badge. assessments will be applied for the also involved in tax equalization Tie borsofh has taken this ac- instances, the Increase has not bean interior and exterior of their proper- The purpose of the tax equal- 1984 tax list. programs for Atlantic Highlands, tfcn ID comply with a directive from the same for varying types of prop- ty. isation program is to update present Within Jtic past lew years Ap Spotswood, and Ocean Cit>. B2 The Daily Register TUESDAY, JULY 12,1983' NEIGHBORHOOD AROUND THE NEWS COUNTY Fire company! Motion to close school fails FREEHOLD — A motion to close the Broad Street School was again defeated by a tie vote last night. marks 25th year

• , But board member Bernice Hammer reversed her • ' position by voting to keep the 52-year-old school open. ROBERTSV1LLE - Robertsville Fire Co. No. 1 wiU She was one of four board members who voted on June hold a giant parade July 16 at noon, to celebrate Its S 14 to close the school.' years of organization and service to the community. Each time, the motion was defeated with a 4-4 tie. Over 200 pieces of equipment from 96 fi re companies Why did Hammer take the sudden about-face? "I and first aid squads from New Jersey and Pennsylvania • haven't really changed my mind," she said after the will assemble at the staging area at Georgian Bar board meeting. Terrace and Church Road. The procession will then pass Last month William S. Maushardt, board member the reviewing stand at Tennent and Union Hill roads, and member of the board's Building Committee, had where local and state officials will be present. •isked for unanimous support from the committee's The parade will continue north on Tennent Road to ' other members, Hammer and Michael Toubin, in sug- Route 920 and to the firehouse, where the festivities, ' gesting the school closing to the board. Hammer said. including a barbeque, will take place. Board member Edna Kelley was absent from the Among the trucks on parade will be the company's ' June 14 meeting but last night she made her feelings first pumpar, a 1940 GC truck and other antique equip- clear. "To save the taxpayers money." she voted to ment. Some firemen will be dressed in old-time garb. close the school. The roads on the parade route will be closed to Board President Sharon C. Shutzer was not able to automobiles. attend last night's meeting But last month she voted to .keep the school np*>n __ „_ Post office clears hurdle COMMUNITY EATONTOWN • The proposed new US. Post Office building on South Street moved several steps closer to CALENDAR becoming a reality last night. The Planning Board approved all eight zoning vari- ances needed for construction of the building • Viva Mexico! A drainage difficulty is the only remaining obstacle TODAY to site plan approval. The applicant's solution to the Rnllltf »Holo b< L.rr. P.m. difficulty must be approved by Borough Engineer HOLMDEL - the C.O.P.D. Support Group (Better Breathers Club) of Bayshore Community Hospital will Stanley Kulpa before construction can begin Robert Dull, right, vice president of American Highlands, and Barbara Atti of Hazlet after The eight variances cover specifications regarding Lumber and Building Supply Company, Mid- meet at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital board room. For they won a drawing for trip to Acapulco, further information, contact Consumer Education at the rear yard setback, parking, lighting, shade trees, dletown and Atlantic Highlands, con- Mexico, sponsored by the company. landscaping, screened loading and unloading areas, and gratulates Dan Kelleher, left, of Atlantic the hospital. fence height. MIDDLETOWN — A pond creature hunt will be sponsored at Poricy Pond by the Policy Park Nature Center at 7:30 p.m. Bring nets and small buckets, wear old clothes and shoes. Meet at the pond off Navesink River Road. POLICE BEAT TOMORROW HOLMDEL — The Cancer Support Group of Bayshore Community Hospital will meet at 7:30 p.m. in oman, boyfriend charged the hospital library. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Atlantic Highlands in sex assault on children Historical Society will have a picnic meeting at 6 p.m. FREEHOLD — A Fair Haven woman and her live-in at the Twin Lights picnic area, Highlands. Howard boyfriend have been charged with sexually assaulting Hayden will present slides on New Jersey parks and two children over a two-year period in an indictment forestry, beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the museum handed up by a county grand jury yesterday auditorium. The 12-count indictment charm's that Sean S Kilpatrick. 20. of Battin Road. Fair Haven, committed THURSDAY aggravated sexual assault on both children starting'in RED BANK — Families Anonymous, a self-support July 1961 Annette Allen, 35. same address, is charged group for parents of children who use drugs or alcohol with aiding Kilpatrick in the attacks or who have related behavioral problems, will meet at Both adults also are charged with two counts each of 7:30 p.m. in the fifth floor solarium of Riverview sexual assault and with endangering the welfare of the Hospital children Allen also is charged with one count of aggravated sexual contact Gregory Randolph. 18. of Oxford Avenue, and Balint Bognar. 23. of River Road, both' Fair Haven, are ON THE AGENDA charged with endangering the welfare of the children.. Woman charged in fraud FREEHOLD - A Neptune woman has been indicted ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Council, 8 p.m. hy I ivu.ntr flr inri jury nn pharjlpii

needed for camp sale MIDDLETOWN - The Ladies Auxiliary of the N.J. Blind Men's Associa- tion IMC will hold Us an nual Trash and Treasure sale for the benefit of ——Lincoln's—-— Camp Happiness from 10 am to 4 p.m. Saturday The sale will be held, rain or shine, at the camp Home Equity Loans! at 18 Burlington Ave . Leonardo. , Auxiliary members are requesting donations and are available to clean and repair any items. Dona- If you're, a. New Jersey homeowner, Lincoln gives you the ability to tions can be dropped off at borrow up to $100,000 for just about any purpose. Borrow for home the camp, or arrange- ments can be made for improvements, a second home, college expenses, bill consolidation, or a pick up. .vacation. We have the money waiting at rates and terms to fit your A wide array of articles will be on sale New items, budget. At Lincoln there are no application fees, no prepayment penal- made by blind workers, ties, and the interest is tax deductible. If you wish, we'll even protect you will be for sale, as well as old items such as with credit life insurance. So reiy on Lincoln for all your borrowing needs! furniture, dishes, jewelry a«d Doors Ligtit re- freshments • also wtft be available. Guided tours of the fa- TOLL-FREE LOANLlNE: 8OO-225-OI15 cilities and its latest addi- tion, the Burck Annex, will be conducted during the day. Dolly Burck, wife of camp director George Burck, is chairperson of Rely on the the sale, assisted by Patti Marrazzo. Eatontown.. rVicki Krug, Fran Crosby ad Eileen Devaney. all of BILLION-DOLLAR LEADER Leonardo, and Marie Kastner and Mae Blumet- ti, Lincroft.

Grocery bingo Lincoln Federal Savings set at center i Brick • Budd Lake • Chester • Hamburg • Hillsborough • Kearny • Marlton • Monmouth Mall HIGHLANDS - The Highlands Community Murray Hill • North Haledon • Ocean County Mall • Ocean Township • Plainfield Center Auxiliary will hold Scotch Plains • Stirling • Sussex-Wantage • Toms River • Vernon • Westfield • Grocery Bingo at the center, Snug Harbor Ave- DEPOSITS INSURE!? TO-S100 000 BY THE FEDERAU SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION nue, at 8 p.m. Monday Doors will open at 7 I9WWSK' . p.m. Proceeds will be used IINMH to benefit the center. \ , SPORTS 3 The Daily Register COMICS 8 TDESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 Your Town CLASSIFIED 10 MATAWAN ABERDEEN HAZLET KEANSBURG KEYPORT UNION BEACH BRSA officials aim for odor relief By LISA R. KRUSE By using dewatering — taking water portions of the plant where the odor provements agreed upon last night that he does not anticipate any rate adoption of new rules and regu- UNION BEACH - Certain from the sludge — and heat ex- is generated. The authority will are for the same purpose as the hikes this year, lations in late August. This was plants are known for their pleasing change — heating the air before it grant Killam Associates, an engi- original — preparing the sludge — "We're hoping to keep our rate made necessary by the suit brought fragrance. Not, however, the reaches the incinerators — the neering consultant firm, final au- the old grant monies can be used. constant throughout the year," he against the authority by Interna- Bayshore Regional Sewerage Au BRSA will save SO percent of its fuel thorization to accept bids for the Kukasch said that next month tional Flavors and Fragrances. thoritys plant, which has offended cost, according to Herbert Kukasch, project at next Monday's meeting. the authority will consider two The authority also agreed upon a its neighbors for quite tome time. authority chairman. The BRSA will be able to fund projects directly concerned with pre-treatment schedule for industry On June 16, Mark A. Sullivan, a Relief, however, may be on the way. "What we're doing is using the this project by using an existing odor control — scum handling and influent (waste) entering the plant. retired justice, ruled that while the The authority last night targeted bootstrap method. With the savings grant of $1 million. These federal wet well covers. These mod- The study, funded by federal authority did have the right to set two areas - sludge handling and we get from this, we can pick up an monies, approved in 1976, were to be ifications will also be funded by the dollars, will take test samples of the improved incineration efficiency — additional $l-$2 million in improve- used to buy sludge conditioning grant. Killam should be granted au- standards as to what they would as the tint Task 13 report recom- ment work," Kukasch said. equipment. Due to design imperfec- thority to accept bids for this influent to target which industry's accept, nowhere in the contract did mendations to be acted upon. Total cost of this first phase is tions, the equipment was never project at a BRSA meeting next sewage concentration is too high. it state that they could impose a The new changes will revamp the estimated to be 1827,000. Part of this purchased. month. In a related development, the surcharge on any industry whose plant's sludge management system. money will also be used to seal off However, because these new im- In other matters, Kukasch said BRSA will hold hearings on the sewage concentration was too high. Middteiown board hires Newark firm

By PETE WALTON awarded a $9,000 contract for com- MIDDLETOWN - The Board of puter software to a firm headed by a Education last, night named the ac- former president of the Middletown counting firm of Arthur Young & Township Education Association. Co., Newark, as auditor for the Chapel Hill Associates of Mid- 1983-84 school year. dletown will provide computer pro- The action came on a 6-2 vote gramming and word processing ser- after the appointment was rejected vices for the district's special on a tie ballot at last week's regular education department during the meeting. next school year. The company will perform the The president of Chapel Hill As- board's yearly audit for 119.500, sociates is Frank Campbell, an Eng- about $7,000 more than the fee lish teacher at Middletown High charged by the board's present School South who served as MTEA auditors, Armour S. Hulsart & Co., president from 1976 to 1978. Wall. Board members Ellen V. Chre- Board member Frank A. Pen- tien and Vice President Dwight R. nell, who was employed as an ac- Pfennig cast the only dissenting countant by the Newark firm two votes on both the auditing appoint- years ago, was not present at either ment and the computer contract. meeting. Pennell was elected to the board in April, 1961, but his associa- tion with the Young firm did not become known until the ad-hoc com- Overcharge mittee on the auditing appointment made its recommendation, accord- ing to board member Stephen D. uncovered Nolan. When former board member Mary McKulla asked about possible by council conflict of interest., board Attorney Mr. Kean goes to college Peter Kalac responded that he UNION BEA'CH - The Borough series of experts who will address the group of gifted high school "knew of no case law that now Council learned at last night's work- The charter class of the newly-opened Governor's School at exists" that would prevent Pennell Mpnmouth College yesterday rises to greet Gov. Thomas H. Kean students during the next two months on a variety of topics shop session that construction of as he strides toward thelecture naif Stage". Kifairtf tdellrst of d oJvet ins* the state's public affairs. • from participating in discussion on Stliulei Pdi k lust inuie muiiey a new auditing firm. provided in the original bond issue. Nolan and board member Dr. The overcharge was discovered William S. Lieberman changed their when the council was asked to ap- previous votes to make the appoint- prove a change order of $16,000 sub- Kean blasts Democrats ment possible. Nolan said he did so mitted by the contractor, VNR Con- because he knew the vote was a struction. The increase brought the B)l BARBARA KATELL take control of the Legislature the infrastructure bank was not Applause rang out in the au "foregone conclusion" once the en- total amount billed by the • ~..~. .-, i—; .'. The Democratic majorities in of the Senate, and of the gov- reference to the refusal of the to the issue of upgrading educa- Nolan also noted that the, $565,000 auditor's work should have begun on the state Legislature are creat- ernorship, we can move so much Democratic majority in the Leg- tion in the state. The original bond was for June 30. and that more time would ing roadblocks to economic re- faster to turn the state around.'' islature to approve transferring "It's about time we estab- $650,000 Half of that money was be lost if the appointment were de- covery and progress in the state to the bank federal funding al- lished standards for teachers as funded by matching Green Acres Kqpn blasted the Democrats layed. through "blatant partisanship for failing to agree with him on ready allocated to sewer projects well as students," he said. "I dollars. - Board member Terry N. Trout- on issues where there should be how to reform automobile insur- in some municipalities. will not preside over a state that Robert Thaler, borough attorney, man, also a member of the review no partisanship," Gov. Thomas ance in the stateg and in how to Kean said the bank "not only doesn't prepare students as well noted that with the anticipated as their fathers were prepared." committee, said Pennell recom- $90,000 in engineering fees, the total H. Kean said last night. finance the state's infrastructure can give jobs - 50,000 for sewer 1 construction, and 80,000 in roads Kean also contended he needs mended a list of six firms. Trout- project wits more ttun The Republican governor told man said the other firms on the list more than 400 fellow members of "There is no excuse for parti- and bridges — but it can start a Republican Legislature to sup- $655,000. This Figure did not Include that could have done a similar job noney for attorney and bond council the GOP at a $200-a-plate fun- sanship on insurance reform," he dealing with the problems that port the state's leadership in cleaning up the environment. were more expensive than the New- fees, and other paper costs. draising dinner at Squire's Pub, said. "It is overdue, and we need have been neglected so long in ark concern. here, that he needs Republican to get together." New Jersey." Richard Maser, an engineer with majorities in both houses of the "Nothing is more important "We need to. elect candidates Both Troutman and Nolan said Schoor. DePalma and Gillen, ex- who will be supporting good gov- plained that most of the extra ex- Legislature if he is to carry out He noted that the innovative than turning the economy they felt Pennell would have voted ernment in the county, good gov- pense incurred while the work was the programs he promised when infrastructure bank proposal has around," the governor continued, in favor of the new auditor if he had ernment in the state," the Re- being done. elected two years ago. been praised by members of Con- "to get growth, to create jobs. not been "away on business." publican governor concluded. "If they didn't make the changes "This is an important elec- gress from both parties from Yet when we produce legislation Troutman said he and the third And he urged his audience to and the contractor had to stop work tion statewide," Kean said. New Jersey, is being studied by that would create a jobs pro- committee member, Ann Prewett, elect the entire Republican slate in the middle and come back and "For the first time in a decade other states and is being called a gram, we find roadblocks from chose the Young firm to get "anoth- for county and state office ask (he council's permission to we actually have the chance to "national model." But he said the Democrats." er fresh look at the operations of the business." He said the board does make the changes it would have cost more than it does now," Maser said. not expect to find "non-compliance with the law" regarding the budget, Thaler, however, replied: "You but the review should "gain econo- don't incur expenses unless council my" for the school system. approves.it " Maser was asked to get a final Bail raised to $1,075,000 Despite his vote in favor of the cost figure for this Thursday's coun- appointment, Nolan said he still had cil meeting, so that an amendment reservations. By BARBARA KATELL murder, felony murder, aggravated could be sentenced to die by lethal room at the rear of a former factory to the original bond ordinance could FREEHOLD — Superior Court sexual assault and aggravated as- injection. And the county prose- building at 911 First Ave., Asbury "I have a problem with the be introduced. Judge John P. Arnone yesterday in- sault in connection with the deaths cutor's office has indicated it will Park. She apparently had been {7,000 (increase in fee)," he said. In nlhpr maltm-s thp council creased to $i,G7»,ouO the bail on an at uneryi Aiston/iy, of Pine Street, seek the death penalty in both kill- beaten and strangled with the belt m>Uii called the advantages of the agreed a recreation committee's re- 18-year-oia Neptune man charged' Asbury Park, last April J, and Carol ings. from her raincoat on April 2*, the change "a little vague." quest that auxiliary police patrol with raping and strangling two Peniston, 47, of Munroe Towers, Alston's nude body was found on police said. Nolan said he had received no Scholer Park from 8 p.m. to mid- Asbury Park women last April and Sewall Avenue. Asbury Park, last the Ocean Grove beachfront by a additional information on what ex- night, due to reported cases of van- robbing a third woman in early April 26. jogger on April 2 at approximately Peniston had last been seen alive tra services would be offered, dalism. The patrol work, they said, May. 6:30 a.m. She apparently had been at approximately 9:30 p.m. April 26, saying the job of the auditor was would be done on a voluntary basis. Marko Bey, Drummond Avenue, He also is charged with robbery, beaten about the face and chest with at the conclusion of a night com- "all statutory" and followed a Finally, the council noted that a Neptune, has been

; MATAWAN - Council, Brick • Budd Lake • Chester • Hamburg • Hillsborough • Kearny • Marlton • Monmouth Mall caucus, 8 p.m. Murray Hill • North Haledon • Ocean County Mall • Ocean Township • Plainfield Tomorrow Scotch Plains • Stirling • Sussex-Wantage • Toms River • Vernon • Westfield ABERDEEN - Planning DEPOSITS INSURED TO S100 000 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION Board, 8pm ABERDEEN - Zoning Board of Adjustment, 8 Dm. , —A SPORTS 3 The Daily Register COMICS..... • TUESDAY, JULY 12,1983 Your Town CLASSIFIED 10 FREEHOLD MARLBORO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN Motion to close school defeated again

By TERRY MOORE members, Hammer and Michael Toubin, in modates 358 students, Toubin said. And the After the resolution was defeated by the where to start." • "*s • suggesting the school closing to the board, Intermediate School, with grades five board, board member Joseph D. Copeland Susan Elefante, a resident and member FREEHOLD - A motion to close the Hammer said. through eight, can hold 648 students, but lashed out at Toubin. "For a new member, of the Park Avenue Parent Teacher Or- Broad Street School was again defeated by Board member Edna Kelley was absent only 487 are attending it now, he said. you're an expert. I'd suggest that you listen ganization, said the parents she has spoken a tie vote last night. from the June 14 meeting but last night she "We do have, the way I see it, empty more and talk less." to about the school are not concerned with But board member Bernice Hammer made her feelings clear. "To save the classes for the children, in closing the Toubin did not respond. the building's "aesthetics" but are satis- reverted her position by voting to keep the taxpayers money," she voted to close the Broad Street School," Toubin said. He re- The board also voted last night to ap- fied with the "quality of the teaching and U-year-old school open. She was one of four school. cently visited the Learning Center and last propriate )8,165 for the installation of fire the quality of the education in the school." board members who voted on June 14 to Board President Sharon C. Shutzer was night told the board that the three other doors at the Broad Street School. Toubin "Does the building make the educa- close the school. schools have much more instructional ma- and Kelley were the only board members to not able to attend last night's meeting. But tion?" asked Diane Richardson, a parent Each time, the motion was defeated terials and visual aid software than the vote against the resolution. last month she voted to keep the school with a child attending the Broad Street with a 4-4 tie. open. Broad Street School. "If we get rid of the Broad Street School. Why did Hammer take the sudden about- Board member Toubin started last "If the Broad Street School does close, School, we don't need fire doors," Kelley face? "I haven't really changed my mind," night's discussion of the school's plight by and that's how I'll vote, I would like to maintained. Board Vice President Robert R. she said after the board meeting. reading a report from Warren A. Ashlev a subdivide the piece of property between La* Month Maushardt told the board ThroaVmortpn last night acting =» presi- Last month William S. Maushardt, Connecticut.architect. The report states Broad Street and West Main Street because that .'"putting $6,000 or $7,000 into that dent, pounded his gavel and said "no." board member and member of the board's that the borough's Learning Center holds I think we have two valuable pieces of building was a drop in the bucket." Last Building Committee, had asked for unani- 550 students. Currently the school for kin- property," Toubin said before the board night Maushardt said "I see so many things But, according to Kelley, the school "is mous support from the committee's other dergartners through fourth-graders accom- voted. . wrong (with the building) I don't know always going to be sub-standard." Runway Walkway plan rivals nears Freehold state case MARLBORO - After more than Half a year, opponents of a proposed 2,700-foot runway at Marlboro Air- council OK port finally got the chance to begin stating their common case against FREEHOLD - Borough At- the lighting will help prevent loiter- the proposal. torney Joseph Youssouf is preparing ing. But that opportunity did not a resolution for the endorsement of "I personally don't think it's come until 10:10 p.m. at a special Freehold Beautiful s plans for the going to have a loitering problem," meeting last night of the Zoning South Street walkway. Coutts said. Loitering will not be a Board of Adjustment, a meeting The $5,000 project, including five problem "where things are nice, that ended at 11:25 in a continuation "colonial type of lights" that Jer- neat and well-lighted." to Aug. 15. The hour-and-a-quarter sey Central Power & Light have JCP&L has promised to install in-between consisted mostly of ob- promised to donate to Freehold wiring and lights and to charge jections, bickering, the marking of Beautiful, was met with approval by Freehold Beautiful only with elec- evidence and the questioning of the Borough Council members last tric costs, according to Coutts. The legality of a subpoena that brought night at its workshop meeting. But borough will lay new concrete in the Township Engineer David when it came to the acceptance of area and the borough Lions Club Birnbaum before the board. two benches the organization is in- will be responsible for brick aprons, The owners of the airport, Ev- cluding in its proposal, Council Coutts said. erett and Dorothy Fenwick, seek to President John G. McGackin and He described the plan as a "con- construct the runway — to be built council member Michael Wilson re- tribution we're trying to make to 8-degrees counter-clockwise from acted with uncertainty. the community." And if the council the existing east-west runway — in "See, I'm skeptical of the later decides the two benches create Rnliur dak b» Kmwn Irb. what they have said is an effort to benches," Wilson said. "I Just have a loitering problem, then the improve safety there. Opponents a problem that I think there might benches will be removed, he said. Mr. Kean goes to college argue the new runway would serve be loiterers there at night." Councilman Eric Foster likes the only to pave the way for larger McGackin also expressed reser- organization's original proposal ol The charter class of trie newly-opened Gov- the first of a series of experts who will address aircraft to use the private airport, .which lies between Route 78 and vations.. "I'm a little leery about putting five benches in the walkway. ernor's School at Monmoutrt College yester- the group .of. gifted high school students during... Harbor Road in Morganville having benches there, but I'd be "If you folks can put five, I'd like to day rises to greet Gov. Thomas H. Kean as he the next two months on a variety of topics willing to try, "he said. see five in. I'd like to give it a crack strides foward the lecture hall stage. Kean is covering the state's public affairs. Attorney Lee Shelley, represent- Great Adventure Amusement the way it was originally designed ing airport neighbors Dominick and P.rt ha. offered to donate two Jby ft*, landscape architect," be Carmella Manzo. said he hopes benches to the project, designed by said. present two witnesses — experts in Thomas Bauer of Melillo and Bauer But Councilwoman Lynn Reich Kean raps Democrats their respective fields of aviation Associates, Point Pleasant." The suggested the organization first test and real estate — at the Aug. 15 proposal originally involved five the plan with two benches. The oth- WEST LONG BRANCH - The ance in the stateg and in how to around," the governor continued meeting. benches until Mayor J. William er council members expressed Democratic majorities in the finance the state's infrastructure "to get growth, to create jobs After Shelley has completed Boyle argued that the benches agreement. state Legislature are creating presenting thp Manias-' case, the ouiui upijuiienis — anu mere are ~~rrM "rrsursfc • - * - ^ wvUIIUIIIH. I that would create a jobs pro- area. there," said Councilman Edward and progress in the state through sanship on insurance reform," he quite a few — will be permitted to gram, we find roadblocks from voice their concerns and objections. The walkway, which will be con- "blatant partisanship on issues said. "It is overdue, and we need the Democrats." structed entirely by volunteers, Youssouf said the resolution also where there should be no parti- to get together." Board Chairman Herbert Gold should be completed by early fall, will thank Freehold Beautiful for its sanship," Gov. Thomas H. Kean He noted that the innovative Applause rang out in the au- also requested that Alfred Boehrne, said Freehold Beautiful President efforts in the project. said last night. infrastructure bank proposal has dience when the governor turned the owner of the property which abuts the western end of the exiting Robert Lloyd Coutts Jr. He believes -TERRY MOORE been praised by members of Con- to the issue of upgrading educar gress from both parties from tion in the state. runway, be called to testify at that The Republican governor told meeting. more than 400 fellow members of New Jersey, is being studied by "It's about time we estab- the GOP at a $200-a-plate fun- other states and is being called a In completing testimony on lished standards for teachers as behalf of the applicants, airport draising dinner at Squire's Pub, "national model." But he said well as students," he said. "I NJ Transit fare the infrastructure bank was not manager Edward Kulas told the here, that he needs Republican will not preside over a state that meant to be "an empty bank," a board that a projected monthly In- majorities in both bouses of the doesn't prepare students as well crease of 1,000 take-offs — from Legislature if he is, to carry out reference to the refusal of the Democratic majority in the Leg- as their fathers were prepared.'' 1,500 to 2,500 - over the next five the programs he promised when years would result from "normal hearing is set elected two years ago. islature to approve transferring Kean also contended he needs growth " of the airport, provided the to the bank federal funding al- a Republican Legislature to sup- "This is an important elec- economy continues to improve. In ready allocated to sewer projects tion statewide," Kean said. port the state's leadership in ISO, Kulas said, monthly uses of the - • "For the first time in a decade in some municipalities. cleaning up the environment. airport were as high as 3,500 Kean said the bank "not only for Wednesday we actually have the chance to "We need to elect candidates Kulas added that the number of can give jobs — 50,000 for sewer take control of the Legislature. who will be supporting good gov- airport-based multi-engine aircraft additional $47 million In fare box construction, and 80,000 in roads FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - With control of the Assembly and ernment in the county, good gov- — described by one neighbor as revenues. and bridges — but it can start New Jersey Transit Corp. cus- of the Senate, and of the gov- ernment in the state," the Re- "terrible, noisy" — probably would tomers with questions to ask or The proposal — which may or ernorship, we can move so much dealing with the problems that publican governor concluded. increase from four to eight in five comments to raise about the pro- may not be amended after the 10 faster to turn the state around.'' have been neglected so long in And ha urged his audience to years; there have been as many as posed statewide average 8 percent hearings scheduled throughout the Kean blasted the Democrats New Jersey." six based at the airfield in the past, elect the entire Republican slate fare increase will have an opporuni- state's 21 counties — will come for failing to agree with him on "Nothing is more important be added. for county and state office. ty to do so tomorrow night at Free- before the NJ Transit Board of how to reform automobile insur- than turning the economy Kulas also said multi-engine hold Township High School. Dircetors Aug. 4, and would be in- craft have been based at the airport Jerome C. Premo, executive di- stituted in early September. since he came on as manager in 1(70 rector of the state-subsidized bus At a pre-hearing meeting with — a comment rejected by about a and rail system, is scheduled to ap- the county's Transportation Coordi- BRSA aims for odor relief docen vocal members of the au- pear at the 8 p.m. bearing, the only nating Committee, NJ Transit rep- dience. such forum to be held in Monmouth resentative Jeffrey Zupan said the By USA R. KRUSE from the sludge — and heat ex- neering consultant firm, final au- The number of single-engine County. occasional rider would be bit change-— heating the air before, it thorization to accept bids for the, planes at the airport in five years With its proposed average 8 hardest by the increase; daily com- UNION BEACH - Certain reaches the incinerators — the project at next Monday's meeting. probably would increase from 90 to percent increase, NJ Transit seeks muters would bear a lesser burden, plants are known for their pleasing BRSA will save 50 percent of its fuel The BRSA will be able to fund 12$, but no higher because of an to close a $13.5 million budget gap, headded. fragrance. Not, however, the cost, according to Herbert Kukasch, this project by using an existing existing agreement with the town- despite the fact that NJ Transit will The restructured fare system is Bayshore Regional Sewerage Au- authority chairman. grant of $1 million. These federal ship, Kulas said. receive approximately $14» million aimed at establishing greater parity thority's plant, which has offended "What we're doing is using the monies, approved in 1976, were to be from the state Department of between NJ Transit's bus and rail its neighbors for quite some time. bootstrap method. With the savings used to buy sludge conditioning If approved by the zoning board, Transportation, a $25 million in- services, Zupan said. Relief, however, may be on the way. we get from this, we can pick up an equipment. Due to design imperfec- the Fenwicks must make applica- crease over last year. Premo is expected to make a The authority last night targeted additional $l-$2 million in improve- tions, the equipment was never tion to the state Department of Rail fare increases are projected brief presentation outlining changes two areas — sludge handling and ment work," Kukasch said. purchased. ' Transportation, Division of Aero- at an average of 9.6 percent, accoun- in the fare schedules before the pub- improved incineration efficiency — Total cost of this first phase is nautics and to the Federal Aviation ting for $6.3 million in additional lic portion. as the first Task 13 report recom- estimated to be $827,000. Part of this However, because these new im- Administration. Freehold Township High School mendations to be acted upon. money will also, be used to seal off provements agreed'upon last night revenues. Interstate bus fares The board will ask an official of is situated an Eltoo-Adelphia Road, The new changes will revamp theportions of the plant'where the odor are for the same purpose as the would rise 7.1 percent, raising $3.5 the Division of Aeronautics to testi- west of Route », and next door to plant's sludge management system. is generated. The authority will original — preparing the sludge — million. Bus fares within the state fy at a future meeting. would rise LI percent, providing an Eaton Road School. . , By using dewatering — taking water grant Killam Associates, an engi- the old grant monies can be used. Accused killer's bail raised to $19O759OOO By BARBARA KATELL court hearing to accept Bey's pleas Sewall Avenue, Asbury Park, last could be sentenced to die by lethal a relative between 12:30 and 1 that Peniston had last been seen alive of innocent to the three crimes, April M. Injection. And the county prose- morning. at approximately 9:30 p.m. April 28, FREEHOLD - Superior Court Arnone increased the bail by He also is charged with robbery, cutor's office has indicated it will Peniston, a Neptune Board of at the conclusion of a night com- Judge John P Arnone yesterday In- IH.0W. aggravated assault and criminal re- seek the death penalty in both kill- Education secretary, was reported puter course at Neptune High creased to$1,078,00 0 the ball on an straint against Doris Bacote, ings. * School. In indktnMnts t"~*~< up last missing the morning of April 27 af- U-year-oid Neptune man charged Munroe Towers, May 3. County Prosecutor Alexander D. week by a county grand jury, Bey is Alston's nude body was found on ter she failed to report to work. Her with raping and strangling two Yesterday, Amooe specified that Lehrer said that Bacote also might charged with two counts each of the Ocean Grove beachfront by a body was found May 3 In a storage Ashary Park women last April and the three assaults will be tried sepa- have been killed by Bey if her car murder, felony murder, aggravated jogger on April 1 at approximately room at the rear of a former factory touhtag a third woman in early rately and he set three trial dates In alarm had not scared him off. Ac- sexual assault and actravated a* building at 911 First Ave., Asbury October, wtth-tfce Atatoi "cbrSfngio Lehrer Bey aitesjetily H«H f« comecttca with the deaths Part. She apparently had bwn > Bay, Drenaood Avaaad, be heard first beaten about the face and chest with robbed Bacote, forcedtier Into her of Cheryl Alston, 18, of Pin Street, beaten and strangled with the belt aboard and strangled with her bra, car and began to ISKI to. whan tic . Aatary; P*>** tat Aprl!», tsi Cere' If Best- is ooHvicwfl or nnjpffffr ic policpoliCCe siii.Slii. AutuuAMUKI. a uigiii „school from her raUk.»l uii Apiil at, the of $l,0».990 bail te the two police «ak|. alarm went off. SB* I* arrest May «. At a PeaistoB, 4T, of tbrdaath of Alston or Pwrittan, he student.fhad last been seen alive by B2 The Darily Register TUESDAY, JULYJ2.19S3 **** AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS COUNTY Trash, treasure sale Council seeks input on road planned for Saturday SHREWSBURY - The Borough Council last night MIDDLE-TOWN - The Ladles Auxiliary of the N. J. -decided to seek additional information before malting a Blind Men's Association Inc., will hold Its annual Trash tdedsion on the Silverside Avenue Extension, a pro- and Treasure Sale for the btMfit of Camp Happiness on posed roadway linking Oceanport Avenue and Route 35. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A professional planner, a traffic expert and Mon- The sale will be held at the camp. U Burlington mouth County Planning Director Robert W. Clark will Ave., Leonardo, rain or shine. be Invited to the next council meeting, scheduled for Donations of usable Items are requested by aux- August S, to answer questions about the plan. iliary members, who have been cleaning aid repairing The council's decison came after approximately 25 items for sale during the last several weeks. If delivery residents expressed opinions, pro and con, about the to the camp is impossible, a donor may contact the proposed thoroughfare. camp to make pick up arrangements. "The bottom line is that we're a little unwilling to New items made by blind workers will be for sale as . close off options until we have more information on the well as older Items such as furniture, dishes, jewelry, subject," said Councilman Gregory Scott. books, etc. Light refreshments will also be available for purchase. Overcharge uncovered Guided tours of the facilities will be conducted, including the Burck Annex, the latest addition. UNION BEACH - The Borough Council learned at Dolly Burck, wife of camp director George Burck, last night's workshop session that construction of is chairperson of the sale. She Is assisted by Patti Scboler Park cost more money than provided in the Marraizo, Eatontown; Vicki Krug, Fran Crosby and original bond issue. Eileen Devaney, all of Leonardo, and Marie Kastner TV u.civ-l.a.gr .TOO ui.-«.o.UrJ nI,> ,. Mil BMMH was asked to approve a change order of $16,000 sub- and Mae BlumetU, Lincrott. •MMK MM* W Carl HUM mitted by the contractor, VNR Construction. The in- crease brought the total amount billed by the ROBERTSVILLE FIREFIGHTERS —Members Bovce, left, second lieutenant; Ed Gribben, cap- Senior picnic slated Manala pan-based firm to more than 1565,000. of the Robertsville Fire Co. No. 1 pose with the tain; Ed Smith, on truck, chief; Andy Samsoe, The original bond was for (650,000. Half of that first piece of equipment owned bv the depart- past chief; Brian Deffler, first lieutenant; and MIDDLETOWN - Township senior dtlxens have money was funded by matching Green Acres dollars. ment, a 1940 GMC Pumper. Pictured are Larry Fred Bayer, vice president. been invited to take their lawn chairs in hand for the Robert Thaler, borough attorney, noted that with third annual senior citizen picnic, to be held July JO the anticipated $90,000 in engineering fees, the total cost from 11 a.m. to S p.m. at Croydon Hall, Leonardo. Rain of the project was more than $655,000. This figure did Fire company date will be the next day. not include noney for attorney and bond council fees, Ira Brodsky and bis Dixieland band will entertain and other paper costs. and merriment will be offered by the senior clowns Richard Maser, an engineer with Schoor, DePalma marks 25th year group. and Gillen, explained that most of the extra expense Transportation will be provided upon request from incurred while the work was being done ROBERTSVILLE - Robertsville Fire Co. No. 1 the township senior housing units, Bayshore Recreation "If they didn't make the changes and the contractor will hold a giant parade July 16 at noon, to celebrate its Center, the four township nursing homes, Camp Happi- had to stop work in the middle and come back and ask 25 years of organization and service to the community. ness and for other needy residents. Requests should be the council's permission to make the changes it would Over 200 pieces of equipment from 96 fire com- made through the senior center at Croydon Hall. have cost more than it does now," Maser said. panies and First Aid squads from New Jersey and A box lunch may be ordered in person at the senior Pennsylvania will assemble at the staging area at center office or senior center nutrition dining room. Georgian Bar Terrace and Church Road. The proces- sion will then pass the reviewing stand at Tennent and Book bargains galore at sale Union Hill Roads, where local and state officials will be RED BANK - The Red Bank Public Library, M POLICE BEAT present. West Front St., will hold its annual book sale July B-B. The parade will continue north on Tennent Road, to first pumper, a 1940 GC truck and other antique equip- Fiction and non-fiction paperback and hard cover books Route 520 and to the firehouse where the festivities, ment. Some firemen will be dressed in old-time garb. will be available. The library hour* are: Monday, Woman, boyfriend charged including a barbeque, will take place. The public should be aware that the roads on the Wednesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesday in sex assault on children Among the trucks on parade will be the companies parade route will be closed to automobiles. and Friday, 9a.m. to 5p.m. FREEHOLD - A Fair Haven woman and her live-in boyfriend have been charged with sexually assaulting two children over a two-year period in an indictment COMMUNITY CALENDAR handed up by a county grand jury yesterday. The 12-count indictment charges that Sean S. Kilpatrick, 20, of Battin Road. Fair Haven, committed Sue Logan or Sue Breckner, both of Freehold. Topanemus. Ribbons will be awarded for the smallest, aggravated sexual assault on both children starting in TODAY FREEHOLD — Liberty Oak Chapter, Sweet largest, and first fish caught. Children age five to 12 are July 1961. Annette Allen. 35, same address, is charged FREEHOLD - The Freehold Public Library will Adelines, meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the invited to bring their own poles and bait and enter. sponsor a craft program for children age five to seven with aiding Kilpatrick in the attacks. Freehold Township Public Safety Building, Municipal today and July 26 from 2 to 3 p.m. Plaza. Women who enjoy singing are invited to come Both adults also are charged with two counts each of The program is free, but registration is required. sexual assault and with endangering the welfare of the and try barbershop-style harmony. No experience Is children. TOMORROW required. For information, call Lynne McCrelght or . Allen also is charged with one count Qf aggravated Lois Holston, both of Freehold. FREEHOLD — Freehold Area Hospital's Cardiac ON THE AGENDA sexual contact. COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet Education Support Group will meet at 8 p.m. Patricia Gregory Randolph, 18, of Oxford Avenue, and Balint Adelines announces its weekly meetings, Wednesdays Corboy, a registered nurse, will discuss "Coping with Bognar, 23, of River Road, both Fair Haven, are at 7:30 p.m. at the Colts Neck Reformed Church. .the Stress of Heart Disease." Today charged with endangering the welfare of the children: - Prospective members and guests are welcome. For For information and registration, contact the information, call Joyce Lawrence, Colts Neck, or FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Board of Education. 8 Woman charged in fraud Wellness Center. Marilyn Stetson, Freehold. p.m. FREEHOLD — The Freehold Public Library is HOWELL — Zoning Board of Adjustment, 8 p.m. FREEHOLD - A Neptune woman has been indicted sponsoring storytimes for preschool children (age THURSDAY MARLBORO - Township Municipal Utilities Author by a county grand jury on charges she defrauded the threeTo~tiveT on Wednesdays during UK sUffimenr FREEHOLD - the Freehold Public Library will ity, 8 p.m. county Board of Social Services of nearly $20,000 over a 10:30 and 11:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. Registration is re- sponsor craft programs for children eight to 12 from 2 five-year period. quired. to 3 p.m. today and July 28. The programs are free, but Tomorrow Marstiner Hayes, 31. of Bradford Avenue, is charged FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Freehold Chapter registration is required. "* of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets weekly at FREEHOLD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL - Board of with fraudulently collecting $19,608 in welfare payments m twwm Dawmhor. iilgkpntt ftitnbw 1MI hv fmlinp In Ihe Wellness Center Freehold Area Hospital Wednes- SATURDAY . Kducation.wor^'^r.^p . - •. . report that she was employed by Midland Glass Co., days trom b:30 to 7 p.m. Those persons interested in FREEHOLD — The Recreation Committee is spon- nuncfU. — ooaro 01 caucauon, wonsnop, t p.m. Aberdeen weight loss are invited to attend. For information, call soring a fishing derby to begin at 10 a.m. at Lake MANALAPAN - Committee, 8 p.m. Group aids troubled families

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We recommend American Express" Travelers Richard Cansfield. Orlando. Fla Cheques, the only ones with live special ser- fair play system Lance Tafceta. Hilo. Hawai Jerry Foltz.TuCSOn.Aru vices to help protect you tl your travelers Dana John Kam. Ames. Iowa Jay Cooper. Houston cheques are lost or stolen: Credit Card Can- Red Bank If you answered yes, then you Priil.D wagoner, Bradenton. Fla cellation Assistance, Temporary ID, Check Lloyd Watts Jr . Burke. Va To the Editor: are truly a rare breed and proba- Joe Malay. Weisar, Idaho Cashing up to $200, 24-Hour Travel Service I would hope to think we as bly next to extinction. The losing Philip Thomas. Oklahoma City. Okie. Greg Twiggs. San Diego. Cal Assistance and Emergency Message Service. concerned parents enroll and en- team played an excellent game Roger Thorn. East Wenalchee, Wash So stop by. A trip to us before your vacation courage our children to play even with the low odds of win- Kenneth Sch'reiber, Evansvlll*. Ind... could help save your vacation. sports purely for enjoyment, to • ning. I. as a parent, am truly Karl Elbrecnt. St. Louis. Mo Gregg Gamster, Tampa. Fla ..... learn fair sportsmanship and the tired of teaching my children to Ron Morgan. Winston Salem, N.C Win a free trip for two to Hawaii' acceptance of defeat Isn't it a accept defeat at the expense of William Kalpo. Hilo. Hawaii Philip wiStrom. DCS Moines. Iowa During July and August, stop in at any shame that as adults we have not parents whu are out to win and do • Err Teresa, orean Bay. nnc branch of United Jersey, till out an entry learned that fair play and sports- not realize how they hurt other Mine PasQuali, Kendallvillt. Ind George Danny. Maurlca. La Hank (no purchase jieces.sa.ry) and inanship can •»iily**be taught -chtWren-mdoing-it John *»r,ns. *asl>Ud«ll*sa«. Pa tKjH'ioli fr ni ifit EtLiilC fXiX*^ rtHI cinii il ^tJCST through us Clifl Stone. Sandston. va Doris Cofone Frank Holcombe. Fort Walton B«ach, Fla , could be oft to Hawaii tor 10 glorious days, JM0-7! John McGregor. Sacramento. Cal. All arrangements will he provided through Al a recent M.Y.A.A. Cham- Scott Zarley, Peoria. Ml rhp Amt*rir-.tn r-ypr«*« T^nyl S^n-i<-*' pionship baseball game between Gene Parr. Minneapolis. Winn .. " Thanks to umps Kevtn Hall. Carson City. Ney 34-41—77 Hurry in-the last day tor entry is August the Atlantic and National League DeanMenante, Reno. N*y 37-«0— 77 Keyport Charles Nleman. Crescent Spring, Kv... 37-40—77 31st. The winner will he nc itihed by telephone. Pioneer Teams, boys ranging Allan Thompson, Pl9«vssn1 Ricttic Minn., from 7 to 9 years of age, it was To the Editor: 34-41-77 evident that fair play was not on It is a pleasure to both for- Grtgo H*rvev. Mlnnaapolil, Minn 37 40—77 mally and publicly thank the fol- Jay Thorteth. Sioux Falls, S D 37-41—7t the schedule The umpiring was wavntStftord, Jacksonville. Fir, n-n—n to come from either the Pacific lowing men and men: Paul Jesse Allen. Orlando. Fir to 3t— 78 Banar. Coleen Brophy. Gary R*y Ponimen, SI Louli Par*. MiniY,.... 40-3t— 71 jr American League Teams that Kelly Flnnev, Cincinnati, Ohio,. . 39-39 71 -Brown, -Triad-Carr, Larry Cor- . • Don Burweli, Miami 14 Hm Imtm One i*y on (anon SSaoax l It mma SOWIUMS I MmM lapamng on lff » Girls Softball Gary Will.1, Oklahoma Clly. Okla... OlMIMMJjnt OkM EEMrM y Hu and his team winning the Gary Zaunllo. Detroit 34-47—tl St. 4I-4C—el at MM Jttley ItW •O.lHkrl- to Mayor's rophy? D J Smiley, Edma Mm'. 3t-4>-t! Mel Blan Monmoum. Ill 41-40—tl youibcttec Michael Slark. Eugene. Ore 4K41-11 TUESDAY, JULY 12,1983 The Daily Register B5 MONMOUTH PARK TODAY MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 3fee StMto d (McKnlfjftl) »i t Charlie s Prospect (No Driver) li-1 imJ%X&£8s 4 Ciwroni (Thornburg). 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IM a I/It • AIT DIVISION f AST DSDIVISIOO N SEATTLE IS) BOSTON IS) 4 Foollln Empress (RoHruBu.il JJtnnlltr'iLadv |VtM) J-1 " I Case Back (Parrel) e-s W L Pet W L Pet. 01 etrhfel aft r KM 5 Jlmmiri Lovt Ue«ell> I Arltculale (Perrat) 4-1 Toronto Montreal 42 39 .519 Owen is 5 0 10 Rtmv Ib ill. 1 »ana Row (Perret) I Advo Turn (Ferrer) 10-1 Baltimore 4' n 15.S0 H 44 la Philadelphia 40 tt .513 Btrnird Ib 5 00 0 Boggilb 4 12 1 ' TKIah iVtHI 1* Lord Albart's Tun. ... 10-1 4 Ocale Joe (Imparato) 20-1 Detroit 550 51 Louis 42 41 506 1 DHndsn cl 5 110 Rice If 4 13 1 3 Quitt Popular IRocco) New rork 44 la • Amelia' h ILI C.C.I. .1-1 5 Eastern Man (Rocco) M-1 4] 11 5* Chicago M 45 464 4'i Zish dh 110 0 Armas cf Sill 3 Our Poppa Charlie (Miceli) is i I Cracker Jack (Beant) 10-1 Boston 17 43 .463 4<'i 0 10 0 * Fail Tract. Pal (No Drivtr).. 41 40 Pittsburgh Pulnm dh OEvans rf 3 00 0 la Count and Turn (Gome, Ml .1-1 7 Talking Stranger (Averie) 1-1 Milwaukee 40 19 Ntw York 31 51 373 12 Moses pr 0 0 0 0 Ytiimk dh 2 00 0 5 Tango Victor (Ptrrtt) • Roman Quit (Melendet) tl-l Cleveland > Uncoracloui Lao (McCaulev) 10-1 35 47 42li7T Maler ib 4 13 0 Nichols dh 2 0 0 0 .'. II t>« Or JR Howtll (McCauiev, .4*1 • A Toast to Spaadv (Vega) Ill WEST DIVISION WIST DIVISION SHendtn it 3 0 11 Slaplln ib 4 2 2 1 4 V>A«mome (Vaga) 7 Plifi Pol (Me Knight) Texas IM 10 Castel Martini (Gonzalei M.) at 45 37 549 Atlanta S3 22 61V — RNelson H 10 0. Gedman c 3 0 10 i« Mac Lar IRoccal 1 CepoCatD (No Drivtr) II Informora (Ryan) : : 10-1 California 44 II .537 3J S9t la Big Baau Rldga (ThornDurg) 10 I Los Angeles m 2 Cowens rf 4 110 Barrett pr 0 0 0 0 9 Futfdv Dud {Ptrrtt).. 12 Playboy Jim (McCauMv) 11 Chicago 42 39 ' .519 San Diego 43 40 511 JAIIen 3b 4 0 12 Allenton c 0 0 0 0 >I Dark Bachelor (Perret) 10 Take A Talc (Rocco) . . J-t Kansas City 1 1.1 AE Brilliant Decision (Ptrret) 7-2 31 19 494 Houston 42 41 SO* 9 j Mercado c Miner ph 10 11 • Reverse Decision (A».uel Mi Buctohlut (Vtaa) AE Nuts (Vega) IM Oakland 3» 41 .451 4-1 San Francisco 42 42 soo 10 Newman c 0 0 0 0 9 Getllnlturg iMilenottl '. 12c Sm«rl n'Sllck (McCaultv) Z'.Z.'*'.. . AE Knotty Blue (Melendei) 1>-l Minnesota 434 Cincinnati 3t 49 '24 Ik'I Hottmn ss 4 0)0 OToasttneCMmplLODeiC.O AE* Mcntlv MIchMl (Imparato) 1. 10-J AE Elementary Watson (McCauleyl S-l Seattle 33 53 3'* 14'3 M ill * YttttrtJav't Garnet « Totals UMI Totals II Latlum (Giecomoi AEc Slar Champion (McCaultv) 11-1 AE Wet Night (Molina) 20-1 Ytrortiav'i Oamai Seattle ON IMm *— i AE Ovortestooned (Williams) 20-1 Boiltn b, Stattlt 5. tOinnlngt Philadelphia 'I Image Makar (No Drlvarl. 11. Cincinnati ?. 11 tnrung* Boston IN NO 8)1 1— * t Propawrt DHenderson, Armas. Remv. JAIIen. SB—DE 6 Meru (LOMIC.C.) 10-1 RESULTS vans 12). Owen 111, Moses (7) S—Hoffmen. 1 Swaps ApaacM (Farrar) 7 Practice Practlct (Ftrrtr) 15-| Today't Camts 7 Redan (Ferrerl Stallle (B. Clerfc 3-2) at Boston (M C Brown Todev'i Games Newman a PleaiUrt Bid IGomii E ) 11 Atlanta (Davley 30 and Walk 0-0) at Philadel- IP H R f R BB SO «»: lain, M««., 1 4 M, ,.«;; ICroiitri Act (Rocco) 10-1 Ml, 7.35 p.m. n phia (Gross 2-0 and Me Grew 10 or Reed 4-11.2. Seattle 1 Ragal Fun (Barnett) ™" Ith: |tl,J#t, Allw., J Vfl ft _•», * Fur IM: KIM, Cl, 14m. Una. M Oakland (Norns 4-5) at Baltimore (Ramtrti S.35P m 2 Bert's GIN (Brown) 1-0), 7'3S p.m. MMoore 1 Boutique Set ILiiariaburu) 10-t I-Olass with Class (An'georgi) 7.404.40 3.U Cincinnati (Paslore 2-1) at New rork (Swan vanoeBero 3A«avArlan (Farrarl 2 Kingly Mil* (Rootril 4-1 4-AJ'sMary IMolondei) loos 40 California (B. McLtughtin 1-1) at Detroit 1-4). 7.35 p.m < Juilalool iFranar 1 (WileOK 7-B), 7 3ip m Caudiii 3Murltv(Lop«iC.C.) 5-1 S-Gotcna Sallen (Barnaul 4.20 Montreal (Lea 6-SI al Houston (Ryan 6-11. Slanton L.0-2 5 Black Snow (McCaulav) 1.1 4 MHaoVt Eaglt (Mtitnd*;) j-i M:1MM. Cl, IMH Cleveland (Sortns*n4-7) at Chicago (F. Ban 8:35 Prfn I Something Preltv IVarga) ' " a.| niiler 3-9j. 8:30 p.m, •aslen 5 BridttoB* (Thomas) s-1 I-Mlstv List (Thornburg).... 7.003.202.40 Chicago (Moles 2-4) at San Diego (Show B-S). Oieda 62 1 4 2 2 5 1 7 Pontlgam (Uzanaburu) in-i 6Coiv Brteie (No Driver) SI 7-Shav's Rebellion (Ferrer) 3 M)2 40 Ntw York (Ktough 3 M at Minnetola [Viola 10:05 p.m 4-6), I 3S p m Clear 2 13 5 3 3 3 1 • Mercenaross ISIanlon) 10-1 7 Nauttt Danctr (Mtltndti) a i 3 Stated Case (Barnatt) 2.N St Louis ISIuper 7-4) at Los Angeles (Welch 1-300000 9 Poarl D' Annual ILoptt C.C.I ' 11-1 Toronlo < Alexander 02) at Kansas Cilv (Blue JJohnson •• Talcing (Rocco) , 10-1 DD: M Itm Ilacta: Vl U1U 6 0). 10.35 p.m. Aponle W.4-3 2-300000 lOSprlngiat ISolomonal i-i 9 Golden Challi (Ftrrtr) t.J 3rt:I»,50»,CI.M<,lya.H 0 5), 8: IS P.m Pittsburgh (Tunnell 2-31 at San Francisco II Plcken Pag H.m, Cl, Mel, 14m, Ma, IM Gamble II 3 110 Bush dh 4 0 10 Lanslrd Ib 4 112 Lownstn If 2 111 VanSlvk If 10 0 0 Brock Ib 4 0 10 5-Bubbllng Babe (Melendei) 24.MrO0t.0O Kimp rf 4 0 0 0 Gaatti Ib 4 2 2 2 Murphy cf 3 0 0 1 Roenick If 3 0 0 0 Hndrck Ib 5 12 0 Marshal rl 4 0 10 2-Cvnlcal Miss (Solomone) 4J0 4.M Bavlor dn 4 0 0 0 Brunskv rf 3 0 11 Gross Ib 2 0 0 0 Singltn dh 3 12 3 Me Gee cl 4 110 Yeager c 3 0 0 0 by Reggie Ster e-Dac's Debut (Ferrer) 4.40 Balboni ib 1112 RWsngt ss Bucahs on I (1 n 1) Dwyer rf 1 0 1 t Green>M 1111 Mondy ph 10 11 RUSH IHI It 44J20" vmlthc Phillips ss 0 0 0 0 MIYong rf 2 0 0 0 Brummr c 4 110 Andesn ss 0 0 0 0 MU(|i».H Tolals a I I 1 Totals a 4 I 4 Mancck rl 112 0 TCrui 3b 4 0 2 0 OSmilh ss 4 0 11 Russell ss 3 110 i - Angelle-s Keason, Rana Roie, T'Klah tth: H,ggo, Cl, lyelil.si Ntw Yert m m ott- I Branl ph 100 0 0 DDemos* 4 0 10 Forsch P 2 110 Roenck ph 10 0 0 4-Rogal Mommy (McKnlght) 4.2O3.0O2.W Minnesota Ml Ml Ml— I Kearney c 4 12 0 Sutler p 0 0 0 0 Reyes c 0 0 0 0 t — Toail the Champ, So Aweiome, Vance (entry) 3-Mollv McGrew iVnt) 4.40 3.20 Game-Winning RBI — Ward 12). Page or 0 0 0 0 vaienna p 0 0 0 0 7-Mv Dear Nurse (Thomas) 3.M 3 — Rattan, Exlemp, Royale D'Eipacc E —Robertson, RWashlngtn. DP—Mlnnesote 17 1III Talalt 17 7 11 7 Stewart D 0 0 0 0 IiecU 4-1 »17 u 2. LOB—New York 7, Minnesota S. 2B—Hrbek. Oakland 000 111 211— I Thorns ph 10 0 0 4 — Black Snow, Away Arlan, Sprlngeil 7V>: Itsat Cl. Ill, lye, IM Gacttl, Nettles. 3B—Cattlno. Ward. HR— Balilmere 4M 000 Hi— 7 Beckwth p 0 Jd 0 0 7-Cloudy Mist (Thornburg): 21.Mv.204.aO Balboni 12). Gaatti (1). SB— Campanarlt 141, Game-Winning RBI — Lowenstem IS) Lndstv ph 10 0 0 I — Hoar by Hour, Vlgoroui Row, Jennifer' • Lady 4 Soyel Courtesy (Thomas) 1.00 4.20 Wvneger in. Gaetll (I). Smith (I). E—Almon. Dwver, Ripken DP—Baltimore 1 Totals 31 11 3 Totals 14 7 II t I — Tuddy Dud, Thompion (entry), Quite Popular 1 Ceylon Burgoo (Vega) S.00 IP HIIIIIIO LOB—Oakland 1. Baltimore 10 2B—Dwver. SILoull DO4-7U7H HacU: 7-4UM.M RHenderson. Ripken. Almon HR—EMurrav Los Angeles •til: SIMM, Alw. (4m. Una, IM » New Ytrk ooi ON us- ; 7 — Meru, Infinite Saga, Propaganda JHowell L.I 4 | 14 4 0 4 (14). Singleton 111). Lansford (1). Lopes (10). SB One out when winning run scored. S-Hogan Heroine (Curkas) 22.40 7.10 5.40 —Lopes IID.S—Murohy I — Nauiet Dancer, Hurley, Golden Challi 6 Hawaiian Pants (Tharnburg) 4.M2.I0 Mlnmseti Game-Winning RBI - Baker (4) 4 Pleasure Bound (Barnatt) 4.N BCastllto W.S 6 9 7 2 2 4 4 IP H II ER II SO E—Marshall. Green. Guerrero. Yeager Hen t — Her Pal, Wells (entry), Supercharger lucta: l-t 1104 ao T-209 A—11,115 Oakland dnck DP—Los Angeles 2. LOB— StLouis I. Los HIM il,m. CI.UW. 1M7I Baker L.l 3 1-334310 Angtres 7 26—HendTick, Lantireeuft HR— IB - Caie Back, Cartel Martini, Roman Quli , t-Rtdwath ICoossens) 14.Ht.W4.20 JJones 2 7 3 3 12 Baker 2 110) SB—Green (14). LoSmltb (13). PHILAII1) CINCINNATI 171 Burgmeler 121 2 0 0 I 2 McGee (15). S— Valemuela 2. Forscjv SF— BEST BET: Meru (7th) 3-CT Scanner (Ferrer) 5 00 3 SO aa r h bl atrhal I DenlersTurn (Barnatt) 10.40 lelllmeri Green. YHterday'i Winner.: Mlity Lilt (7.00); Tea For Tara (6.40); Dernier cf 4 12 1 EMIIner cl 2121 DMartlnl W.S-ll 11-19 5 5 1 3 H • II II SO TrHacU:a-Mtl,l14.U TPerei ph 10O0 BHaves p 0 0 0 0 StLoull i: I0.M1 Hanale st.isi.4ia Stewart 23 2 1 I 0 D Bubbling Babe (24.80); Regal Mommy (Beit bet) (4.20) Holland p 0 0 0 0 Bench ph 10 0 0 Moroglolloi.1 2 2 0 0 0 0 Forsch Mllborn 2b 0 10 0 Hume p 0 0 0 0 Stewert pitched to two batters in Ith Sutler L.7-5 1115 3 3 Rote Ib 10 2 0 Travlno on 10 10 T—2S0 A-22,541 Los Angeles Morgan 2b 5 I 0 0 Cncpcn ss S 0 I 0 valemuela 52 3 7 S I McGraw o 0 0 0 0 Redus If 4 110 Stewart 11-3 0 1 I Scnmdt Ib S01I I MONTRBAL (4) S 3 3 I Drlessn Ib It r h al Ib r h bl BeckwithW.l-2 2 10 0 11 VHavat rf 7 2 10 Otsler 2b 10 10 Malthwi II 3 0 0 0 Raines If 2 0 0 0 FREEHOLD TODAY 2 1 0 0 Esatkv 3b 4 144 HnHH 4 1 ] S 0 1 0 Hoshldr rf I 2 2 0 4 110 Dawson cf s 0 0 0 CALIFORNIA (t) DBTROIT 111) DtJtsus ss 4 111 Knlcelv c 42 2 1 4 0 1 I Oliver Ib 4 0 2 2 • br h»l air KM GGross pn 10 0 0 Btrenvl p 0 00 0 Carter c 4 10 0 Carew i 4 2 2 0 Whiiakr 2b Folav oh 3 12 0 4 2 2 1 POSTTIMI: I a.m. 1 Worthy Leva I j Molsavtv) si I1h: Pace. u,m, Clma Garcia ss I I I 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 wallach 3b 4 12 2 Burlesn ss 4 2 2 0 Cabeli Ib 5 2 2 1 Ill: Pace.ll.1H 2 Ntw Rlegel Baron (R Far'nal 9-1 5 Shamrock Patch (M Kellev) 1-2 Hudson p 3 0 0 0 Oaleo 0 00 0 Wohlfrd rf 4 0 3 0 Down(ng II 4 2 2 4 Herndon If I 4 S 3 5 Argon IK Goodwin) e ! Pant ph 3 12 2 1 High Score N [MFiglleronel 9-2 7 Little Gun (J Ingrassla) 4-1 WHrndl 0 00 0 0 ) I 1 4 0 00 Cromrt ph 10 0 0 ReJksn dn 4 0 10 LNPrshdh S 1 2 I 7 Yankee Pledge IAI Staltord) t-l 7 Gray Prlie (A Reynolds) 1-1 1 Krugarrend A (M Fagllarona) 5-2 Lelebvr pn 10 0 0 Powtr p 0 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 4 0 10 Lynn cl 4 0 0 0 GWilson rf 3 10 0 Altmran p wamer ph 2 0 10 1 Meadow Iris IJMorone) 1-1 5 Tony Fontne IR Leggem 12-1 t Band Rhythm (E Brllson) 3-1 0000 0 0,0 0 1 I I 0 Bums p 4 0 10 Valentin rl 4 0 11Wcknfss c 4 12 2 4 The Hungry Banker IL Meehan) 4-1 4 Tads Prloe IC Par adit) Ul 3 Apache Knight (M Kelly) e-1 Maddoa cf 10 0 0 Cadeno rf 1112 0 0 0 0 Gnch 20 4 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 '0 1 3 Totali 10 0 0 Fryman p 3 Karon Bird (H Kelly) si Itt: Pact, lino 2 Lerryi Brat IND) e-1 4111 II I Tolall 41 7 II I 0 0 0 Reerdon p 0 0 0 0 Foil 3b 3 0 00 Tramml ss S 1 2 0 1 Pagal (S oiiwal 1-1 1 Ettrnal Noble IJ Braskttt) 4-1 4 Avontureux (D McMahon) 15-1 Philadelphia IH N| 04-11 0 10 0 Boon, c 10 0 0 MRCsll 3b S 0 3 1 2 Splilys Champ (G Harp) 1-1 4 VIJos Mint IL Telvmonde) S-l tth: Pace, U,IM Cincinnati IN MO M- 7 Totals Mil) Totals II 1119 11 6 jefiSlirshlp IR Batton!) 3-1 100 0 t Carols Dream (J Schwlnd) 1S-1 5 JIHv Spike IJ Marshall) 1-1 Game Winning RBI-Schmidt II). II 110 I TtMIt H 4 11 4 California m HI HI- 1 IM: Pace, 11,100, Clma 1 Keystone Hawker (M Webstar) S-1 4 windflold Ore IM Lancaitar) 5-1 E—Oester. Drletsen, Concepclon. Esaskv. 010 100 040— 1 Detroit 111 021 III—11 I Esleem (RPlarca) 2-1 1 Saunders Clipper IR DelCampol t-l 3 Warrior King IJ Rluo) 7-1 DP—Philadelphia 2. Cincinnati 1. LOB— Phila- 101 100 OH- 4 Game-Win ilng RBI — Lemon (S) 7 Doctor Northrup (L Setola) 61 5 Malls My Boy IH Camdenl t-l 2 Shy Guy (G Cocclolone) « 2 delphia is. Cincinnati 10. 2B— Paris. IB—House- Game-Winning RBI — RRarmrei IS) E— Gnch, Roioma. Valentine DP—Canlor 1 Sir Winston N IW Brelnahan) 3-1 2 Hillary Hanover (R Farnla) 5 '. 1 Wlver Grattan IM Gagllardl).. 4-1 holder. HR—Schmidt 2 (17). Cedeno IS). SB— DP—Atlanta 2, Montreal 1. LOB—Atlanta 4, nia 2. Detroit J LOB-Calllorma 1. Detroit II 2B 4 Santas Twinkle IG Kaimaler) 4-1 7 Dirty Old Woman IGaMcCandlatt) 10-1 1 taffeta Hanover (M McNIchol) e-1 VHavss 2 1121. S- Radus. Morgan. SF— Montreal 12. 2B—Oliver. Horner wallach. -Herndon 2. LNParrith, Cabeli. MRCastino 2 Jim Thorpe (P. Maronnl 6 1 IK: PKt, U.m 7 Jomac N IR Bavnat) IO-I EMIIner Murphy. HR—Chembllss 111). Wallach 19). HR —Downing 17). Whitiker It). Herndon II) I Slobbarllps IJ Molsorev) tl-l I Roost Ruler IE Brisson) -.... 31 IM*: Pace, 11,700, Clma IP M R IR at W RRamlrei 13). S—Butler SF-CaDell. 5 Mist Twllllger (H Kelly) 20 1 I The Lone Wolf (M Webster) «.] 1 Dialing Rival (H Kelly) 3*1 III IP M R ER II 10 IP M « fill »O t Don Antonio IH Williams) 10-1 4 Ladr Vlnen m Kellyl 7-: I Showdown Sugar (J Shaahan) t-2 Hudson 52 3 I Callltrnla Ire): Pace, «1,m, Maidens 1 Lindas Sammy (J Manning) 4-1 5 Mohawk Lynn IPConul) |.i WHernandei 11 2 i 4 1 Zahn L.S 4 21 I S S 2 1 t Toy Felie (J Manning) 1-1 3 I 1 7 Kern Hanover IW Bretnahan) 4-1 4 Golden Prince N (D Denrer) 4-1 Altamlrano 2 2 Camp W..V-7 4 4 0 0 Travers 1 2-3 S 3 3 1 1 1 Robert Lorendele (D Turcotta) 2*1 2 Ed Van IJ Run) : 1-1 7 Dandy Randy (P Parolarl) 10-1 Holland w.4-0 I Btdrosn5.13 2 Curtis 3 13 3 10 2 Sly Admiral (HCamdgn) • 2 3 Santana Sam IR Vinci) 12-1 3 Marland Johnny (D Kaimaler) 5 1 McGraw Witt 2 2-1 1 1 I 1 0 7 J M Count (R Baggittl 6 1 5 Sugar E IJ Ravll) 20-1 1 Incredible Fella IJ McGovarn) t-l Cincinnati Mtdtreal •writ 1 i 4 3 Dllr.lt 1 We Do Frisky IT DeVltlt) 1-1 71*: Pace, tl.K 2 Gals Reflection (M Fagllarone) 1-1 Berenyl 2 1 Roiema W.1-0 S 7 t 1 D S Gale Fiwman L.0-1 1-3 2 q • Steady Dawn IJ Ingrassla) l-t 4 WOlracllPVumbacal 7-9 11 In: Pace, I1.2M, Clmi Reardon 1 i-j2 l> 0 t Bur S.2 4 10 0 0 3 4 Abnar Hanover ID McMahon) 20-1 I Royal Chance IF Abbott) e-1 3 Astron (T DeVltlt) 5-1 Power in 4tn BL Roiema pitched to four belters in ith BHaves Falcone pitched to two batters 5 Crystal Katie IJMoiseyev) 20-1 I Sun Eagle IM Kellev).... I Sparkle Wight IJ Moitavaw) 3-1 pitched to two batten in HBP—GWilson bv Witt. Lemon by Trovers 1 Our Sonny Bov ID Turcolta) 3.1 Hume L.1-4 WP—Curtis BK—Roiema T— 2 41 A—21.092 4t»:Pace,11,»«e.clmB 7 Eager Olympian IS Farralll 41 WP—Camp. T—3:01 A-I7 33B 1 aon TIM (T MVItlsl t Circle Mat IH Kelly) t 1 1 Baau D (H Kelly) 1-1 BK—Hudson. T—1:41 A—17,111. • Active Boy IJ Andojpho) l-t 2 Merry Amber IG Baldachlno) S-1 4Feux Follel IRColasenlil 11 1 T Ri lucky Day (W BratnahanKn^ni.n..-.,!*-*- 5 Go Nancys Nero IH Kelly) 7 Andys Bve Bve IR Blum) is 1 2 Wild Clyde (R Emmons) By DAN PATCH 1 Eds Birthday IR Slansbarry) 1 • Kareyi Bird, Meadow Irli, Pafel t • Sir Wlniton N, Eiteem, Jim Investigation disrupts Thorpe —I • Toy folia, Rrttwt Loroadala, FREEHOLD RESULTS Steady Dawa 4 • New Riegel Baron, Active Boy, 111: Picell.m f XACTA: 3-112O) 40 BoaTm 1 Bare (A Morris) t.lOl.tO 2.M Tlh: Pic. Sim Lowboys* training camp 4 Rifle Shot Bret IW Bresnahanl 3 00110 1 Redbeard IM Corso) 34 00100] « i • Vljoi Mint, Matti My Boy, Jeh 2 AH Tony (R Harmon) 4.00 IKIngswoodN (O Dancer) 2.IO2.W THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. nl: Pacell.m 2 Armbro Velocity IM Slanislap) 4.2O2.W tified against his teammates. 7 - W Direct, Sun Eagle, Andyi Bye 7 RoArt E LeeelARoblllard). I . .1.10 4.40 3.10 INeroLobell : Pace. SIMM 10 Dl Express ISIolllfus) : 12-1 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ath- bases loaded to get the lead, and Joe 1 ovataxposure (Dancer). M. s-l Itth Pace.U.OM 9 Tatlana LoMII (Manill 10-1 2 Roule Hanover IMenn> 101 10 Starlit Hanover (MacArlhur) IM 1 Keystone Alameda (Irving) 5-2 lete's Alley moved into first place in the Gavin hit a two-run triple. Gavin later M: Pace, SJJ.eee 1 Harlequin Hanover (Haves) 10-1 2 Tunas Kid INo Orlverl 10-1 4 Austinero (Sells) IM 3 G Olio (Manges).. 1-1 American East Division of the Ed stole home. 1 Syndicated Column (Garnsev) r..l-1 2 Mllvnn Hanover iMecomber) 7-1 SSIstei H*tw* lutiLnivri, J-l 4 Outer Sea INo Driver) 9-2 Carleton Memorial League yesterday Rumson is now 3-5 in the American 3 Jump Start (No Driver) 90-1 1 Bermuda Dunes (M. Flllon) 3-1 5 Hedv Hanover (No Driver) 15 1 7 Plptf IDauolaise) _ i 1-1 4 Kronos (No Dnverl.. Uk] with an IM win over Matlack's Rebels. East. ." • 4 Ewtnllve-Plavor IM. Flllan) 10-1 • Fried Egg IHeughton) ir-1 5 Taroort Melody IRemmen) 41 7 Lasting Reward (No Driver) . 1-1 Tom Conley (3-0) threw a six-hitter Little Silver i, Red Bank 7 1 LeslieLobell (LaChance) 77 .*! I Abbes Heirloom ICoprtandr. »t 7 Classic Reward iManii) J-1 -»: Pace, I1I4N, Clmt. 9 Skipper Lobell llnsko) 10-1 to get the win, and Scott Randall (3-1) RUMSON - Charlie Ryan doubled in $ 45 I Darrvmore (Dohartv) 3-1 1 Canny Grtentree IMcNIcMI) 1S-1 10 Full Warranty (Campbell) 1*1 9 Shannon Beauty (ODonnelll , t5-l took the loss. Athlete's Alley scored four three runs in the first inning and Little 4W: Pace, t9.9H nina. int this tawnnH inning anrf thresw in «?i|s»»r ssrpnt nn In rlgfgat Rod Rank in an i iBniim 1»< 11 1 Scattered Diamonds IRemmenl 4-1 the third. Frank Durnien had three hits American East contest. • • «aa.a« 3 Blag.o IVIncll 12-1 4 Captains Tavern icopelandl ts-l MEADOWLANDS RESULTS and three runs-batted-in. Glenn Misson Red Bank was never able to over- 5 SUr craiv (Dauplalsa) 1-1 had two hits and four RBIs. come the Little Silver lead. I Mod Mot Me Burr INo Driver) S-1 Transmission 7 Regal Dandy (SlaOelman) e-1 Athlete's Alley is now 7-2; Matlack's Jamie Simms gave Red Bank its I Rail Ma Tin lO'Donnell) e-1 1st: 11MM, Met. mHa It*: I1IMM. tret mile 9 Ta« Revolt iPopllngerl JO-1 3-llle Burner (O'Donnell) 4.202 to; 40 4-Dlamond Exchange (Williams) 3.00 2.40 7. 10 Rebels is one-half game back at 6-2. brightest moment of the game when he 10 (eau Oandv (No Driver)... 30-1 1-Nero Klllaan IHuebtcn) 5.M4.00 lAClassv Rogue (Wanner) 4.102.10 RunKon I, Oceanport 3 lined a home run over the left field fence Tune Up. tt»u Pace. US.CM 4 Country Life (lulo) _ 4.90 SCroMrnlron (Parker) 2.10 1 Obsession (Clark) IH IM: SIMM, ton, mile IIKU tiiinst OCEANPORT — Rumson scored six at Rumson Fair Haven Regional High t-J Ct Hestcort (Campbell) <.202.eaj.40 .'»: U1.HO. Mca. mile 7 Reveille Jade ISImbtr) 4.403 20 runs in the sixth inning to over a 3-2 School field in the sixth inning. 1-MttdewBG IHerman) 3.002.102.70 New you tin uea r. SELECTIONS 1-JerserStar iLiparl) l.afj 4-Royal Command C (Lancaster) 4.401.40 Oceanport lead. Doug Talmage, who Winning pitcher Sean O'Connor Dantte: II H.M mert 11 suns «•> ceaaast lew aM 1 - Armbro Caper, Nerooletle, • ucU: 1-1 BUI 3-Joenaller (Wing) AM won the game in relief, singled with the earned his first victory, a 10-hitter. iTMsmsuen IVM ue «Sw« mhjess tiactt: 1-4 HIM 0 flow tfM a Rrmow •** utr. • vsujl Tarnort ShaUUI Jra:tl! SM. pace, mile rat: S12.5M. aaca. m«a .nsMctm^ a Clem 'ne sumo I'm wrccn' X - Naackty Bat Nice. Flight of 4-Mlster Spectacular (Williams) 4.10 3.40 3 00 t-OnFyrelMantl) t.M3.M4.oo A4W*1 IIW DanQs jn.1 muor' e RecHKC I-Frigate (Campbell) 3 40 100 3-Tolkim (ODonnelll 3.10 l.M . "K (HP OtSkf! inO 'iu'0 Sarlag, Myrrh a Escape Marvel (Kavenegh) 5.40 9Vaudeville (Deicampo) 4.20 1 - Claiilc Reward, Mllynn •xacU: 4-1117.4I IxacU: 1-1 lll.lt ' Keyport Stars triumph «k: I11.9M, pace, mile 9 Neturel Blue Chip (O Donned) ii.ni.40t.oo ut ji> Jihf '*H>f »«".<•". Haaover, Syndicated Colama e-Mr Escort (Remmen) S.2O2M2M /Deerl.eld(Bresnanan) 1.411.10 9-Plavtlma Ruttv (LeCause) 1.00 3.10 2-J4)llllt (S l.» MATAWAN-The Key- eighth, driving in Kevin 4 - SUr Craty. Tiger Ty, BU|io ID-Liner. Escort (Campbell! 4.40 port All-Stars (11-12 year Crins. S-DeB«eaa Lobell, Ofcwuloa. Hit TrWtcU: l-9-lltl4l.il It*: (ISM. MCtt IMH) *4lds)- won their first Red Bank jumped out to Parad* >1»:171>M. MCI. mm 10-Flrst Officer (ODonnelll 9.20 5.00 5.10 FUtlPHlutl 4.Butler B O (Wing) 1J02.W 2.20 1-Saunders Majestic (Parker) 7.20 5.20 Matawan Invitational a 34 lead, but Alexander's • - Maeliag Haaover, Al Deate, 7-Jefferson Lobell (Williams) I.OO5 2O 2 Dancoalol (McNIcholl 7*0 Baseball Tournament in homer in the second closed Gallon « JS ij '9.Joels Devld IDonertvl 3.M TrttacU: il-4-!lser4t AfcerVk • UCU: 4-7 111.40 ciiiminn inn the 25 years the event has the gap to one. Then Steven minimum delivery been in .existence, but it M Mills tripled and scored on 20C gallons KICMn> "^ «S.ifiS" wasn't easy. a wild pitch to tie it. COD. Conelly, Fair win at Fort Monmouth Keyport defeated Red Red Bank scored two Bank's All-Stars, 6-5, inmore hi the sixth on Chris Service FORT MONMOUTH - Pat RippendelU and Florence Jones, son was closest to the pin on the eight innings, after back Doherty's two-run double. Available 1 _^Z.»"i-.-«-— 1 ConellY and P«tsy Fair won the while Cell Rommell autt Dorothy seventh bole. from a 3-0 deficit. He also homered in the Mind partner* «tne-*oid toK tour- DeFabry were third. Danny Alexander, who second inning. Marchon Home Fuel -i-p--' rt (Tort MnnnvMlth yi«l«r- VManliltte had a cMp-ls oa the blasted a two-run homer in the second inning-, got the Miiis was the winning BeUy Bacon and Irene Borahotdt sixth bole arid Florence Jones had pitcher. Ptoi ••ctw' W«e Margavret tied fpr I«W putu and Vickie John- one an the second hole. game-wpning hit in the B6 The Daily Register The Arts TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 Rivers tastefully overdresses—from head to ankles By JACK O'BRIAN glamorous but rough creative grind: the very useful 24-hour Weather Channel spent $32 million to get NEW YORK - OBSERVATIONS ... When Joan VOICE OF BROADWAY started and now is losing almost $10 million a year... Riven walks on for her Tonight cast monologue, Ditty Gillespie's attempts to reply to the "One on always glitteringly overdressed tastefully, she looks One" show's questions seemed to skip the questioner's as if she's not yet ready for shoes or anyway high heels attention; but we liked Diz's reply to the question why ... Lauren Bacall on TV said she hates Broadway these The 1937 Rodgers * Hart hit "Have You Met Miss he took so long to wed his longplay dancer-wife. The Jones" getting a nice revival on better music radio via days and her L. A. "Woman of the Year" resuscitation reply was the adroitly hip explanation without a leer: Blag Croiby's vintage recording has more than a is grossing more than 1280,000 under capacity, so "We did light housekeeping for three years." trivial symbiotic connection with the White House: it Betty next may have to settle in Kansas City or We agree Joan Rivers of all the substltutc-Carsons was a lovely pertinent ditty useful in the Depression thereabouts ... Arrangements for the National An- is the best "guest host" — as NBC phrase-fractures era "I'd Rather Be Right" musical wherein the lad in thems at the All-Star Game on NBC-TV were chintzy that verbal absurdity — but how long Joan can keep love, unable to wed his sweetie unless he got a $2 WPA indeed: the Canadian anthem rated one sad unaccom- her same limited questions about each guest's person- raise in pay sang his plaint to George M. Cohan — al sexual secrets without falling into the limited panied trumpet player (Chuck Manglone) and the Oak paradoxically playing the actually immobile FDR as a vocabulary and tiresome redundancies of the same old Ridge Boys gave a harmonically insufficient a capella dancing delight - introduced her to the Prez with that titillating dirt, should be her longrun concern. rendering, good enough word, of the Star-Spangled enchanting song.lyric ... The beautiful ingenue was The trouble with distending the TV horizons of old Banner; gave the big baseball spectacle a cheap played by Joy Hodges who in synergistic extension of conversational shibboleths is that they tend to become beginning. this virtually living musical comedy plot was the real- drearily obvious and lose their innovator's fabricated Vin Scully's ballcasting coverage was superb, and life lass who wangled for Ronald Reagan the Warner though it hadn't been announced, Vin's sportscasting Bros, screen test which triggered Ron's distant aim at freshness; from fresh they become drearily expected; contract as well as carrying a high six-figure tale- the presidency.; we trust Joy gets lots of White Mouse and the secret of comedy is surprise and already the home also specifics he will work in the piay-by-pLy party invitations in gratitude. Hivers queries are so totally expectable as to sound booths with no more than one other chattercaster; routined into diminishing expectations of constantly g'bye Kubek ... Tony Kubek signed for six or seven We expect she does; but it also reminds us of what surprising talk. more seasons of baseball commentating but will be theatrical entrepreneur, broadcaster, bullfight critic Remember so few summers ago when bikinis were relegated to other than play-by-play after these 16 and sage Carlos Montalban once told us was too new and startling; now the beachbound exhibitionists retirement-from-shortstop years: widespread an omission: "Hardly anyone ever re- are battling in courts for the right to display their When Vin Scully explained the exuberant ovation members the 11th commandment — Thou Shalt Be bods, however attractive or gruesomely grotesque. given Ernie Banks, the Chicago Cubs' superstar, he Grateful." True. Somehow we can't read the retroactive minds of Tom Jefferson, Ben Franklin, John Adams and yes, espe- most adroitly indulged a subtle diplomatic criticism of We trust Carlos' kid brother Ricardo remembers it cialy dear old Button Gwinnett and conclude the local Chi. lords of hardball: Ernie after his between his Fantasy Island TV conniptions: it was brilliant 19 loyal playing years and some postscripted Carlos who brought Ricardo to H'wood and arranged sandswept nudity was to be protected by the Constitu- off-diamond executive seasons "no longer is with the Rick's first acting jobs. tion. Those old boys never mentioned the subject; Cubs' organization"; it was an editorial criticism — Norman Lear in concurrence we're sure, flashers may but who expects two-way loyalty these bottom-line Cable-TV's euphoric swaddling period when every- claim their Trenchcoated Bill of Rights has been JOAN RIVERS days? thing promised instant millions has settled down to a violated. Button Gwinnelt certainly wouldn't. TELEVISION TODAY

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Norah Gorsen Twine intend to battle the Roman fi INOEINDEPENDENI T NET- CD 700 CLUB Ma eon TONIGHT First ol s 12 part made it a symbol of plea- TMC MOVE * * '» "Eesl 01 8:38 IB BETWEEN GAMES / Tenth Legion commanded WORK NEWS O> MOVK **• "She 3:000 MARY TYLER MOORE tribute to Ed Sullivan sure and vacation. (R) Q Elephant Rock " (1881. Dra- by General Flavlue Sllva (B VIDEO ROCK Done Him Wrong" (1933. Q MOVK ** "Dakota ©NEWS • NEWS ID MOVIE *** "Wait ma) John Hurt, Jeremy 8:00S MOVIE ** Defiance" (Peter OToole) (Part t)(R) fi BENNY HK.L ComedyWest ) Cery Grant. Mae Lil " (1950. Weetern) (D MACNEIL / LEHRER Until Dark" (1967. Kemp (1880. Drama) Jan-Michael IB NIGHT GALLERY USA WATER8KRNQ "Mas- George Montgomery. Rod REPORT Suspense) Audrey Hepburn. SPOT MOVK ** "Six Vincent. Thereae Saldana. IB UFEL1NE Dr Judson USA HOT SPOTS "The Alen ters Barefoot Champion- Cameron. OB THE JEFFERSONS Wan Arkin Pack" (19S2. 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SHOW LOVING FRIENDS 13 «°© MCMILLAN Final" Borg vs. Connors (R) issues that affect the daily TMC MOVK * #* "Eye Ot 0 MERV GRIFFIN Guests SHOW MOVIE* Zapped!' AND PERFECT COUPLES 1 00 sB HOOAN'S HEROES The Needle" (1981, livee of Americana to differ- Ed Aaner. Forrest Harper. (1882, Comedy) Scott Bain ii:30O 0UMCY S MOVK **H "Beach Suspense) Donald Suther- B^saaaaaaaaKM^^^^eaaBlsHl Blanket Bingo " (1985. Com land. Kate Nelllgan. Frank,• Avalon. 3:30 O B06 NEWHART MOVIE TIMETABLE

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Octepussr If" Calf 741-M* for spartal gfwp ra<» id w ROUTES rat-seer TRAOING PLACES 778M3J CIKCr/» II - TraOing Placet IRI I. IS. 1 la. 5 35.1:00.10 15 "VYff T TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 Lifestyle The Daily Register B7 Homosexuals' adversaries consider AIDS a symbol By ELLEN GOODMAN leper analogy because, "You know, media," he says, "it seems that the The anxious public is all too used to I. But we remember syphilis, the leprosy isn't very contagious. When paranoia grows rather than re- hearing the government protest the black death, TB We will remember SAN FRANCISCO - Sooner or you go back to ancient times and cedes." safety of dioxin or Agent Orange or AIDS later, the word "leper" comes into think of the person with all the ter- Where does the fear come from? Three Mile Island. any conversation here about AIDS. rible sorts of things that come with In her book. Illness as Uncertainty mixed with fatality and But there is something else that Metaphor,' Susan Sontag noted that, Maybe it comes from a patient Hansen's disease (leprosy) you can spiced with mistrust. makes AIDS a particularly volatile Illnesses have always been used as who describes how it feds to be understand the paranoia. But even Both the cause and cure of AIDS disease. As a San Francisco writer metaphors to enliven charges that a shunned by former friends, and even when it was discovered that leprosy is still unknown. "When you have a tells me, "The fad that it's gay society was corrupt or unjust." nurses. Maybe it comes in a story wasn't easily spread, you couldn't disease for which we in the medical people who have the disease tosses Before AIDS even existed, she about a man with AIDS who was convince moat people." profession don't have all the an- gasoline on the fire." wrote prophetically: "Any disease hounded out of a gay bar the night Nor is AIDS very contagious. The swers, then people naturally say, that is treated as a mystery and they held a fund-raiser for his very The notion of a fatal disease weight of medical evidence suggests 'Wait a minute, if you don't know acutely enough feared will be felt to disease. spreading sexually through the that Acquired Immune Deficiency what the bug is, how do you know homosexual community is rife with be morally, if not literally, con- Or maybe it comes in tales told Syndrome Is transmitted through that I can't catch it casually?,'" meaning among those who believe tagious. by a healthy homosexual about a bus Mood and semen and not through says Silverman, "We are saying that homosexuals are "sick." The driver who wouldn't touch his casual contact. The high-risk groups The cure for paranoia is ul- things like, Well, up to now it idea that it is catching, that it could timately in finding a cure for AIDS. transfer, or the straight friend who are homosexuals and bisexuals, seems like, and it looks like, and it spread to the straight world, is ex- suddenly felt uncomfortable sharing drug users, hemophiliacs. But in the meantime, a customer appears like ,,..' The public isn't plosive politically and psy- sitting in a gay bar watches to see if dinner, or the couple who refused to shows up for jury duty here and the Not a single one of the hundreds used to hearing that." chologically. I order a drink in a bottle or a glass. be served by a gay waiter. But at of health professionals who care for, others jurors refuse to serve with some point, the wordTecurs: "I felt . There are .scene diseases which In the meantime. Or. Mcrvyn Sil- clean and feed AIDS patients has him Public health officials can plot carry enormous symbolic weight in verman goes out to do another tele- like a leper." "They're treating us come down with the disease. Yet a For Silverman, dealing with the how a disease is transmitted even like lepers." our culture, far beyond their medi- vision spot saying that you can't get gay man goes to work in San Fran- second epidemic, the epidemic of when they don't know where it cal danger. This is one of them We AIDS from a bus ticket or a hand- To Dr. Mervyn Silverman, the cisco with nothing more than a cold fear in the straight community, is comes from or how to make it go forget that the influenza pandemic shake. In the meantime, a man with . public health director of San Fran- and his colleagues make uncom- frustrating. "With all the talking away. But that isn't easy to explain of 1918-19 killed more people than AIDS wonders whether he is socie- cisco, there's a special irony in the fortable jokes. A man with AIDS I've done in interviews with the in a 30-second television newscast. four years of fighting in World War ty's new leper. Neglected feet pain owner By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. added infirmity caused by the neg- lect of disorders of the feet." Disorders of the feet are the The elderly must be encouraged to indulge themselves in seeking the product of a long life of injury, counseling of podiatrists long befoYe misuse, abuse and poor care. The their problems become so firmTy elderly pay a terrible penalty for YOUR embedded that they cannot be re- this common neglect. It is esti- versed. mated that 50 percent or more of the HOT WATER BAGS elderly population have significant An accomplished person came to disability of the feet that is un- HEALTH my office recently with a severe recognized and untreated. burn caused by the imprnper use "I Dr. Stephen F Albert and Dr. a hot water bag. It occured to me Dennis W. Jahnigen of the Depart- that there are probably many people ments of Podiatry and Surgery at who

not know the safe way to the Veterans Administration Medi- was gross incapacitation. Many of prepare one for the application of cal Center in Denver devote them- heat to sensitive skin areas. selves to the diagnosis and treat- the cases with proper treatment Water bags that are too hot or too ment of foot disorders in older pa- might have avoided such dis- abilities. heavy may defeat their comforting tients. ,_ purpose The bag should not contain In a recent article published in Vascular disturbances due to arteriosclerosis were particularly air This can be expelled by pres- the excellent magazine Geriatrics, sure before corking the bag. making they wrote about their survey of hazardous and often were respon- sible for total incapacitation. certain there is no leak that might more than 5,000 patient visits at burn the patient. their hospital. Although the veteran Disorders of the feet should be Wrapping the bag in a flannel population is primarily male, the treated by the combination of the physician, the surgeon and the spe- cloth is protective and avoids a results have comparable relevance burn. It should be remembered that to females cialist in podiatry This is an ideal triad if the elderly are to be spared the skin ol a sick patient may be far In this vast study focus was more sensitive and delicate, than made on disorders of the nails, the incapacitation that almost always accompanies severe foot dis- that ol the one who is preparing the fungus infection ot the nails and the bag or testing it for excess heat orders. skin, corns, calluses, bunions and Examine the skin after the bag other anatomical changes. Ulcers of Dr. Richard Bass, an eminent podiatrist in New York City, sur- has been applied for a few minutes ' RMllMrnMU the feet were particularly studied veys the problem with great wis- •II there is unusual redness, then-the CHARITABLE THOUGHTS — Making plans for Long Branch, right. The ball starts at 7 p.m., because of their potential dangers water is probably too hot Heat can the 17th Annual Charity Ball of the Joint Saturday, in Squires Pub, West Long Branch, and and hazard's. dom. In a communication to me he said, "Foot disorders are not be soothing Excess heat can be Fraternal Orders of the Long Branch Area are will include dinner, a cash bar and dancing. Pro- Arthritic foot disorders, gout, hazardous Frtw'rt Fnt*ffrman. I ""P "r»nfh, c—dt- will go to -S+P, Wicfcatunk, which helps phaiinfiatniH arthritic injuring awl classed as 'elegant' illnesses. It dent, left; Anne Marie Matron, Point Pleasant, developmental handicapped children and their osteoarthritis were all found to exist takes a good deal of caring and Dr. Coleman welcomes questions representing Early Intervention Program, Wick- families. Reservation information is available for many years without any local devotion and time to support the from readers. Please write to him ' atunk, and JFO President Richard P. Harrison, from Harrison, 67 Pearl St., Long Branch. treatment. In many instances there elderly who are burdened by the in care of this newspaper. ^oven-rocks wiJ!spap r DEAR HELOISE: Set It aside overnight. Next day, hose Even then, work time is shortened minutes to clean the water! — Carol To have oven racks sparkle with no off all grime with the garden hose. They considerably by letting the oven spray Roberts elbow grease expended, locked-in oven really do sparkle! — Carol McCarthy work its magic first. — Heloise DE-SILKING CORN FROM cleaner fumes are the secret! You're absolutely right! Easiest way EGG YOLK TRICK Dear Heloise: For nearly silk-free Set the racks inside a large garbage I know of to make short work of a messy Dear Heloise: If a bit of egg yolk gets corn on the cob, remove as much of the HELOISE bag and spray all rack surfaces with job. However... if you have put off doing into the whites you've just separated, silk as possible when shucking the corn, your favorite oven spray. (Best wear this dreaded job until your racks are touch the yolk with a damp cloth. It will then use a sturdy, dry paper towel and gloves. I Roll up the sack and twist the really grungy, you may need to use a pick up the yolk quickly and cleanly. — rub it around and round the ear, then up top of the bag securely and fasten with a scrub brush or steel wool soap pad to Virginia Harker and down. twist tie. remove badly humffd-on carbon. CLEAN WADING POOL 1 It really takes off the silk. - Lilla Dear Heloise: I had a problem re- Thennes moving grass and small insects from my children's swimming pool. It seemed to HINTS FROM HIM Downs Syndrome child take forever to gel the job done. Dear Heloise: While on a visit to the Then, I found this solution ... Southwest, I noticed my hostess having Take an old pair of pantyhose and trouble grasping a hot gear shift lever while holding them open with your after her car had been parked in the sun is model of innocence hands, run them through the water sev- for a period of lime. -Dear Ann Landers: Regarding re- eral times. I've found a gift jusl perfect for folks "Country Clothes constructive surgery for Down Syn- Amating! It works just like a filler. in such warm climate areas — an in- In Key port drome children to help them appear All the grass and insects gather in the sulated oven mill which sells for around normal: we wonder if the God-given feel of the pantyhose. -Takes only a few a dollar. attributes wen children possess - Just as th«y are - are truly knows. We have put it in poetic form. - the ANN Rev. and Mrs. John A. MasslmiUa, P.O. Box Zl, Hatboro, Pa. THE INNOCENT LANDERS She thinks no evil - does no harm. Her disposition is always calm. So fall of love and kindneu, too, She only sees the good la yon. Aafer. l«st, they're aot real. Such normal Impulses the doesn't Bit what is a person to d» when his feel. Instincts tell htm oae thing, aad his driv- She Is Innocent. This Is true- Of hate and fear and thugs we do. ing Instructor teUs him another? Kindly Such perfect trust, to hard to find, advise. - Split Feelings la Maryland Exemplifies her peace of mind. Dear Split: One is supposed to use his You Are Invited To A Seminar: With eyes upturned and heart ill- best judgment. If there are no oncoming cere, cars and it is possible to avoid hitting an animal by swerving, the sensible thing An Analysis ofAAA Rated Her thoughts may seem quite far to do is swerve. If, however, a car ii from here. coming toward you, and swerving might Insured Tax Free Trusts. A deeper knowledge, yet Mt ex- cause you to risk plowing into the on- DATH coming vehicle, you should stay the Diversification of bond portfolio Perhaps she's wiser thai the rest. July 14, 1983 course even if it means hitting the chosen by experts. She's sweet aad geille; meek and TIMIi mild, animal. Liquidity through ready resale. A deer or a cow poses quite another 8:00 P.M. She's our lovely Downi Syndrome Choice of payment schedules. problem. Hitting one of those beasts PLACI: rhlld Checks mailed directly. No Dear Rev. and Mrs. Masslmilla: wouldle like smashing into a brick wall Hilton Hotel, coupon to clip. Thank you for that beautiful poem. I'm You'd be better off to brake immediate- Tinton Falls, N.J. Automatic reinvestment option sure the parents of Downs Syndrome ly aad maneuver yourself off the road if children everywhere will dip it to read there is a car coming toward you. Better • At Exit 105 which can compound interest. again and again. And since you have to take a chance on the shoulder than a Garden State Parkway head-on collision with the vehicle or the Included your address, be prepared to Pleat* call tor mentation*: hear directly from note parents whose beast. lives you have brightened today. Coafised abort what's right aad Joe Kallsh or Jim Heck (201) 747-7900 Shimmering stretch Dear AM Laaders: I m • l»-year- what's wroag hi today's "sew morali- ty"? Yee're not alaee. If ye« wail strapless shaper that holds heaest, down-to-earth iaformatioa en as if the straps werejher ymt sex qwstlis. reed Ana Laaders' Mld-Stat* t«ouritt«s TwMteagM to driver's i •ew booklet, "High School Sex aad How Natural Smoothie Underwirc Strapless t» swerve I* Mrts^fctftttj le Deal With It-A Glide for Teeas and by Young Smoothie" Tastr Par—ts." Isad M ceats phis s 137 Broad Street. Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 | swer»e. however? t# eata, dags,raHNs 11 : 2«*wHfc Hsg-TSSHrUffstamped. seV-addresa^f e ~T201) 747 79OO - (212) 96T-T33 1 MhA Bett Seres Oee« Fri. NtfUtt "•W"1 I |»v« ashm* «* it •oA^leadersP , *.©. 0»T Mm •ajar mm If «• M1 •*•* ** m». g*. HI. Mil. PEANUTS TUESDAY, JULY 12,1963 The Daily Register B8 LOOK, I 6OT A LETTER I WONPK SHE LIKES ME?WHY \ ILL ADMIT YOU ANP THE FROM MARCIE ...SHE'S WHY SHE VOU, THAT'S DENNIS THE MENACE UIOULP I THATS A KRMUPA TRIAN6LE AT CAMP ANP SHE WROTE SHE LIKE / MYSTERY CROSSWORD SAVS SHE'S LONELY... TOME... 1 Mfr?

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Born today, you are a highly ori- Let your birthday star be your dally point beyond which you must not keep ginal thinker, but your sense of humor guide. promises. may hide that fact under a bushel of CAPRICORN (Dec. tt-Jan. II) - laughter. You take yourself seriously WEDNESDAY, JULY II An important contact threatens to enough, but you are not at all Inclined CANCER (June Jl-July ») - fade away today. Make an effort to to let others know that. You prefer to Nothing serves you better than your secure affections, if not money. THE WIZARD OF ID keep your disappointments to your- adaptability! Roll with the punches, AQUARIUS (Jan. M-Feb. II) - self, and not allow your successes to but don't invite them! Others may demand an accounting of create in you such Joy that It gets out LEO (July W-Aog. XX) - If you you at this time. Keep yourself in of hand. You take a comic view of rush the present phase of your work readiness to offer explanations. much of life, hoping that by so doing hoping thereby to move on to the next PISCES (FebAltVMarch M) - This you will avoid many of life's slings quick, you may forfeit It all. is a memorable day, but whether for and arrows. That you do so actually VIRGO (Aug. IJ-Sept. tt) - Share goo* or ill Is entirely up to you. Take enables you to bear ills better. some of the burdens you've recently advantage of opportunity. You cry almost as easily as you undertaken with one who has been ARIES (March tl-April II) - Spe- laugh, thouggh even your closest able to avoid responsibilities. cial messages from afar tell you just friends may never realizl e it. YYou have LIBRA (Sept. U-Oct. B> - Pay what you want to know now. Direct great talent as a performer, for you attention to opportunity as it arises. If inquiries further, but not until eve- thrive on audience response. Even you wait until you're in the mood, you ning. hecklers Inspire you to bigger and may forfeit success. TAURUS (April tQ-May M) - better things than you might other- SCORPIO (Oct. iS-Nov. tl) - Turn all your attention to the collec- wise achieve. Though your proposal may seem best tion of debts. This is a good time to Also born on this date are: Milton of many to you, another may not reinstate yourself with former ~ t. *-_. i« — — —^ Cliburn, pianist. chosen. GEMINI (May M-June tl) - Make To see what is In store for you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. U-Dec. tl) an effort to understand another's un- tomorrow, find your birthday and — Don't stick to a "lost cause" just spoken requests for help. Children are read the corresponding paragraph. because you said you would. There's a vulnerable in evening. BRIDGE ADVICE

'Unexpected deceptions is the most South dealer Remember to lead fifth-best now I'M BEAOING A IT »AV9 THAT SOME DO VOU BELIEVE PA9CINATINO effective. It took me hours to get the Both sides vulnerable and then to keep declarer from relying OF THE PEOPLE •—t THAT f egg off my face after today's hand. on you completely. Af?TICLB ABOUT VOU'D LEAST NORTH PWvCHOLOOV HAVE Concert pianist Leonard Pennario DAILY QUESTION led the fifth-best heart, knowing that • J1092 You hold: * J 1092 v A»0 A 1086 'SPLIT * I'd expect him to lead an orthodox ?AA»» • Q 10 2. Partner bids one heart, you PBaSONALITIES' fourth-best. And East, Bob Floyd, af- 0 A 1096 respond one spade, and he then bids ter winning the first trick with the 4Q101 one Notrump. The opponents pass. queen of hearts, returned the three, as WEST What do you say? though he likewise' had started- with - 'ANSWE: Diu tw4# nutruilip'. Put* fournearts EAST *7543 ner has balanced distribution and min- It was a safe time for double decep- 4A6 Q73 imum strength. Since you have 11 tion because my rebid of two

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rf IM00U786 MICE IF (ME TUESDAY, JULY 12,1983 Business The Daily Register B9 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Oil, gas investments OK NIW YORK (API Monoa, • Mltclod By DAVID R. SARGNT sential to approach this area with national »rleu for N*» Vi GIWFIn .4021 43S 231k lift 23ft. ft Satwvt 1.40 4 411 17 Slock EicluKMhum: Groyn 1.20111117 2546 25* 2SI4+ ft StRaolil 12 29 1424 27'* Q: Could you give me tome In- caution These partnerships are Grummi.1017 944 39ft Salt 39 — ft SFtlnd 114 921 29* ACF 1 40 IS 401 34* GllWtt 75111122 21ft 27H a ft + ft Schrplol.M11 t44 44 formation at to limited partner!hlpt complex and risky Only consider AMP SO " 311 14W GultOII 210 I 710 aft nit 3;ft Schlmb M 13 3013 57'* SUCCESSFUL AMHCp _ MO )4>IS JSV»- U. GlrttUt 1.14 7 HO 14* 14ft 14ft— ft SeottP US 331 34* in oil, that ii in proven reiervei not shelters from established com- ASA 14 _ 5» «'/>17* M • H Guiiuidi.n now it*, mi im.+ it SaarlaG .53 14 1214 44'* sew welli? Specifically what it your ADILab 114 11043 47*. 4tH 44U,- «• Saars I 52 15 2434 41'. INVESTING panies with proven track records, AalnLI 3 M I W XV19l * 19W+ H ShollO 1.4010 449 SO'* opinion of Petro-Lewla? — R.T., In- strong technical and managerial ex- AlrPrd I IS S7S 4744 4th 47%- It Shell! la 1 9 ISM AlUAIr IIIJ 171 17 VIHRI _ 95 1% 4 t — St Sluwlns 10 12 III ISM pertise, and a sound linancial repu- Mean «_ HI 3JVi Halbtn I.MII241I 41* 40* 41U.+ It Signal 90 7] 9S4 37'* A: Lately investor interest in oil Alalnl 1.40— IS 33'* HarIM 74 20 II 44'* 43* 44 SimpPt 14 IIS 11* proven reserves) at bargain prices. tation. AllgPo 1 40 7 ItU 31*» Harm .4415 177 47 4t'* 44*,+ * Slngor 104—1113 24* and gas income partnerships has Thus partnerships have been able to While there are several com- AlltfCp 2.40 71034 HariHl 19 S3 It*. 24 2t* + •* Skyline .4419 142 27'* AlKHIr I.MI4 MS HKIaM 33 1344 23V. 2) 73 + «. SmtB 1.4013 3119 7tv» rekindled. The decline in interest pick up established wells for a song panies ollering oil and gas income AllilCh mm » Htrculll.3119 lit 34* 34 31 - ;. Sonai 1.30 t 409 33'* rates has lured investors to invest- Alcoa) 1M—10M HewlPk .3024 1752 44* Wl 49*— K. SonyCp in 32 1540 II With oil prices at their present partnerships. Damson Oil and Pelro Amai »_ 794 Holiday .44 24 74S 5SM Silt 54H— H SCrEG 2 7 173 ItM ments such as oil and gas partner- levels, or even lower, tidy profits Lewis dominate the market II you AmHii 1.10I4M71 HolIvS l_ 102 45*1 45 45*1+11* SCtlEd 1.52 7 1097 35*. AmAgr _ Ml ships which promise higher yields. Hmstki 2044 1140 35'* MV, 34'*+ Vt SoulhCol 70 7 4170 It can be made. And with the predic- were to invest in this area, 1 would ASrand3.J4 • I07S 4»»» H + 1W Honwll 3.KII0 1143 112 109 lOtlt— * SouPcl I SO 14 774 34 At present the rate of return from tions of a booming economy and ABOtit I4O12 1I4O tin S9H M — Ift HowC I 4013 1115 55'* 54* 55 + '/I Sparrv 1.9115 121 40* suggest one of the two But Damson AmCan l.t»_ 1X03 4JH 42 42»+ ft HMolln 1.M1S <14 1514 14* 25'*+ *. SquarD 1.4415 154 14* oil income partnerships is in the 12 increased demand for fuel, an in- is the hnancially stronger organiza- ACvan 1.7311 4S3 44'*45* 4Sft- H Hoiillnll 45 11 440 21'* 27* » + It Squibb 1.34 It 1357 47* percent to 15 percent range. But AEIPn 2 3410 1032 14H It ltft» ft Houlnd 2.3215 4147 21* 21 21*+ M SlOliei 3.40 9 1710 34*. vestment in one of the funds today tion with a slightly better track re- AElPi I 12 14 1420 «» m t9 +irt HouNG 142 4 S92u4»'/1 441* 44rt + l StOInd 2 tO 9 ISM S3*Sift there is another feature to these could prove profitable by 1984 and cord Lately, Petro-Lewis has been AFamU .4014 272 33H22* 21ft • Ift HuaKTI .4415 1411 22* 21* 22'*—'.. SldOOI. 110 11499 51 52* AHoma ? 40 13 3407 4SH 45* 41ft • ft SlaulCh 1.44 funds which is drawing a greater 1985. experiencing problems Lower prod- AHotPft I IS 102* 44 44*6 44t»— ft SltrlOg 11111 447 26'* It AmMot 21*1 94 2tft+ ft influx of cash to this area. m 9 »%• Vi IC Ind 2 3415 311 u49 Stavnj 1.20 20 14 22* 71 * Buying into an oil and gas part- uction and oil prices resulted in in- ANalRlS.U 7 Xt7 34H.37ft »*.+ *. IU Int 1 1514 til 25 SunCo 1.3011 477 44'/i 4! n* While the oil industry appears to nership is very different Irom adequate cash flow, and the com- AmSId 1.4021 fS 33U3J'. 4 nit— ft loancP 2.44 7 527 31«t Svbron 1.04 149 IU. 37'* H 45ft— U ATT S 400 I 70S 43HU» 61ft idaalB to_ 172 21 SvnttK 1.4014 510 57 54 2tt%— ft have seen the worst, boom days are purchasing other investments such pany was forced to cut its quarterly «* 9»ft t V. Snco 311? 11! «4«. 15 5111+ Vt Anchor 13433 1221)14.1 not on iRe horizon. 11 is precisely the as common stocks. There is no distributions While me woisi nuw 34Vt 34>4 ImplCp _ MM Anthny .44b 1* 76 uil'1 17*. lt',lt ft INCO 20_ poor conditions in this industry broad resale market tor the partner- appears over for Petro, it does il- ArchDn Ubli 4M 2S*25. * 2Srt+ H Inaico .1412 -T-T- ArllPS 2.S2 4 1124 2S 24H 24V.« * IngtrR 2.40— which have prompted all the in- TECO 1.04 11211 11'22f* t 13*+ * ship units While the general part- lustrate that there are no guaran- Armco .40— If* itHII* IHi* * InldSII .50— ArmWIn 1.1022 H* 2* 21V, 2t'/.t It Inlrlil 1.20 5 TRW 2 60 14 240 7117*1 73ft+ * terest. Many drillers are financially ner I sponsor I usually will re- tees. Asarco .44_ 724 S*'M34H JO*.- * Inlrm 2 4063 TacBIS — 429 14*I.i UI.I ft Talltv 16 315 12ftli'/l 12 - "i strapped. Declining oil prices and purchase a percentage of the units. This type ot investment isnot tor AlMOII 2.40 • Itf 17 3tft 34'.+ '/t IBM 3 4011 1 Tandy 19 4S7t SO* aft 41ft—I '* AldOG 214 274 61 59*. tl +1* InlFlav 1.04 14 demand are the culprits. In an effort he is not obligated to do so Not only everyone. If you are averse to risk, All Rich 2.40 12442 S1H 50ft SOft- It inlHarv _ Tndycft 15 29 14* AllaiCp .50 4 43 It1*2,t 2t'/4+ '/> InlMIn 2 4015 Tokirnx 124 «59 79'*71V. 79ft + ft to keep their heads above water, is the resale price°set by the spon- need to keep lunds liquid, and plan Auaal Hit 10S 44 41V) 44 + '. lnlPapr2.4017 Taldvn 14 593 144'*113ft 164'.+ ft many drillers are selling oil- and sor, but it is generally well below its AvcoCKi.2010 464 14 13* 31li- ft InlTT 17410 Tal«« II 2217 ull'* a* soft + ft on a secure return, this is not the Avtrv NIL 32u44ti, InlNrth 1.1213 Ttnnco 2.72 7 1S44 41'/i 41 41ft— ft gas-producing properties (with fair market value Clearly, it is es- 4th 44'/.+ V) lowaPS2 54 10 Tt»ro .40 I 114 It*.lift 16*. place to be putting your lunds Avnotl SOU »7 41*42* 42rtt W Avon 212 1191 U Tt»tco 3 7 1074 35' i 35'. 35' -i+ ft 11H lilt— '* Te«Esl 4.1011 351 SO'*57*. Sl*+ ft Taxlnst 213 1445 121'*120*. 12IV.+ Ik JohnJn 11019 2775 44*, 49'* »'* Ttxlnl 191511 7* 7Vi 7H JonLon .4013 40 »* 39 39'/i+ * TiOGai ,32b 19 1432 SO*. 49ft 50 + ft Bkrlntl R11 2715 23'* 21M 23* + i* TxPac .35 23 It 30*. to a — ft Btld»U 221 3 iifSO thd t* 1'* + '* Jotttn I 13 33 21 27'* 24 + '* JoyMlo 1.4013 ttl 34 17* 27'*+ '* TtxUIII 2.20 7 595 24'.24'.i . 24Vi+ Vt Dollar value rises to new high BallvMI 20 9 4512S» »Vt 25'* + Vt Tcatron 1.4014 47 323*2 n —'» BallGE 2.H 7 in21*1 14 if. «—ti- Thrlflvt 46 23 1505 24>* 21ft 23ft— ft By The Aitoclaled Press ate, would block a scheduled in- BangP .10— 1710* JOM JO4I+ i* Tlgarln _ 1507 9* Ilk Ift- ft Milan trading, climbing to 1,529.75 BnhAm 1.52 I 24St 3114 22M 21M + * K mart I.OS 14 1477 Timtl 110 292 71*71V, 72ft + I BauKD 1.5*15 135 33'ft— ft The exchange value of the U.S. lire from q.522.85 lire late Friday crease of at least 10 cents a pound in S4lt S4M S4M— '* KaisrAl .10— 1143 TlmtM 111 256 74*71*. 77 —1ft MxiTr .54 21 US 20* 19*.- * 54*. '14U. SIH-t '* Kanob 1.04 I 424 19ft 1911+ ft Tlmkn 1.40— 64 45'*14 14 —1ft dollar rose to record peaks yester- and the previous high of 1.525 55 lire the support level lor both flue-curi'd BoalFd 1 60 9 1S64 17Vk 24* 27'*+ '* Bokir — 419 KanGE 2.24 7 14419ft 19ft + ft Tokhm .5411 41 26' > 21ft 21ft—ft day in relation to the French franc, set June 16. and burley tobacco, the two major • 4* 4« + '* KanPLIl 54 7 11121 15*t Tosco 5 12S1 14 lift lift— ft B.IMow H_ 15944V. 47'* 44 +1>* Katyln 9 455 19 TWCp 14 753 33*31 31ft+ "• Italian lira and Swedish krona in types grown in the United States. BonlCp I 9 111 19 + ft In Stockholm, the dollar also hit 27'/i 27M 27'a + i* KaufBr .24— 37921ft 21 - ft TranimlSO 9 256 27>/i 27'* 27ft+ ft BonglB Mo IS 497 tvt I'. I'* Ktlloggl.tO 4 711 Tranuol.9] 4 204 39*19ft 19H— ft European trading. The dollar also a record 768.75 Swedish kronor. up o Dawson Ahalt. deputy assistant BoIIPd Ull 719 2111 ls* 2t*21ft + ft* IS 14 . 14*— It Ktnal — in6». TravlaH.M 4 35] 31 30* 31 + Ik BothStl .40—1093 6* t*+ i* reached an eight-month peak from 766.50 Friday. secretary for economics at the Agri- MM 2!'* 12* + '* KtrrMc 1.1010 1073 17ft It 17 — '* TrlConl.U*— 111 37'27f* t 27ft Bavrlvi Mil 45747'. 41% 42'.t '. against the West German mark. BlackO .52— S52 KlmbCU.lOlO 214 •4* 43 I4U.+ 14 16 23 11 Wt9ft 9*.- It In Frankfurt, the dollar climbed culture Department, said Agricul- BICkHRlOin 717 12'* 21*. 22 + '* KnghiR 1.1211 357 57Vi 56 57''i+ *. TuciEPl.20 I 274 11'27f* t 21ft + ft Kosori H_ IH 19'* 19* + I* Analysts said the dollar's surge to 2.5850 marks, its highest level ture Secretary John Block likely Booing 1.4014 1204 44* 45* 44*+ r* BoiwC 1.9097 949 Krogar 1.M 9 IS4 41* 411,- '* was linked to perceptions among since last Nov 15 and up from 2.5748 will cut by 10 percent the basic Bordon 2.44 10 275 Slit 541* »* LtarSg 1.4012 614 LavltlFI I2 2( 240 • 5', 14 as — * government — to about $2 30 per LOF 12027 2030 UnBrnd — 2012u27ft 21'* 21* +3'« markets that the dollar was so "ov- kets yesterday were virtually un- Sift S3 Sift— ft 15' i 35ft 35ft— It 411k + ft Lilly 1.101112097 Uft USGyos2 100 41V. 4»' ervalued" in relation to other cur- bushel for corn and $3 20 per bushel lift 12ft + ft USInUSdd 7111 13 17f17ft t 17V] changed from last Friday Litton IN 12 Ho67 15ft 17 +lft Lockhd 10 1170 USStecl 1 — 1930 15V. 241k 25 + '. rencies that it might not continue to lor wheat. 111'! 111ft I lift—2*. The stock market staged a mod- CBS 2M1t10t9 Loom 1.20 I 33 UnTtch 2.1012 1394 71V. 70 70ft— ft LnStar 1.90— 194160' i 159* 159*—1*1 UniTll 1.71 9 1719 22ft 21ft 22V.+ ft respond to new increases in U.S. erate rally, with the Dow Jones av- o Starting today, savings institu- CIGNA 241 7 SSI 31 a 31+1 CPC 11)12 20 11099 LILCo 202 1 910 Unocal 1 I 1711 35*. 35V. 35V.— ft rates. LLandn —1119 14'» It !!*+ ft Upjohn 2.2113 431 Ufttlft tllk +1 erage of 30 industrial stocks up 8.31 tions^ and commercial banks will be CSX 1.1210 Ml 15 24ft 24ft— ft Caour — I9t LaPac Hb— 104 USLIFE U 1 245 24 23ft 23V, In Paris, the dollar surged to points, to 1,215.54. allowed to pay as much as 9.51 LuckvS 1.1411 4Wlift 31ft 31ft» ft UtaPL 2.21 9 367 22*21 12 CRLkg tl— 521 23 23ft + * 7.7715 francs at the morning fixing, In other economic developments percent interest on six-month mon- CamSp 2.2010 125 CapCIti .2020 IS2 I —V—V— then settled back to a late rate of yesterday: ey market certificates, up from 9 45 Carlngg 21— 177 Variant .2132 449 6O'.< S/Vl 54*.— *. 7.7608 francs, up from 7.7325 francs percent in the previous week Also, CarPw 2.40 7 545 MGMGr 44 27 225 IS'* 14'* • The House approved emer- CartHwi.2214 272 Macmil 7Ob22 611 11* late Friday. The previous peak was gency legislation to freeze federal banks and savings institutions will CallICk — 371 WUcvs 4017 144MVj 57'* -W-W- CalroT ISO—2IH set on June 15. when the dollar hit MdtFd la _ 144 11* ll'i 1.40 11 .111 40ft 19ft price supports for this year's tobac- be allowed to pay as much as 9 07 Calanto 4— 11 MaglCI 1020 60S 1 ConSoWI.71 t 447 IS * 44b 19 141 »'.. 2th 7.7455 francs. co crop at last year's level The bill, percent on three-month certificates, • iManvl — 110ISM 14". 43 1924 u44ft 41 Cr.MPSI.S2a 9 232 MAPCO 1.4012 110 The dollar also rose to a new CnSova 1410 570 2»M 12010 202 a* 37ft which will be considered bv the Sen- down from 9.1 percent. MarMId I 40 t 4t17 111 X3993 27ft 21 CtfflrDI — HO Mar r IOI 34 20 190 peak against the Italian currency in Crl-lood 251144 75* 75 I 4014 1421 10ft 30 MarlM 19111 t]60 59'* 2.41 7 211 19ft 19* ' CouAIr .40— 411 Matcoi 44l9a3S0 Cnmpln 40 46 774 32'* 31* 1.92 I IU 17", 31V, Malay F _ 193 4'. 4* — 1106 tft IV MnDS 111 171 J7H 1.4014- 322 45ft cntnsp 403i -ue Maylo 24 17 230 Market In Brief — LOCAL SECURITIES CKarlCo 1 14 301 S3'* 51* 14010 2214 47ft 47 Me DM nH0!7 1419 23* 4)3V. Chart at 114 MCDnlt 113 1541 NYSE Issues Chaw ISO 71234 McOnO 14/10 141 65'. 65'. ConsoMated Trading ChaiPn 1.14 M40tl McGEd 211 151S7M 54*. 140 13 « lift lift CNWll _ 97 J6'.. It 120 20 141 24*. 24* eniiiT MtC>Hl*iO4»l 1114 41U>~ •a—(-•» 4410- Monday. July 11 "! •Ifr""' fity Industrial quotations eiP_ a Mtad 1 — .144 COUrtotI v i innottock a. Co Weil Biml CnrllCl 19 45 a* 29*. Winnbg.100 37 705 20". 19ft 20 Dart & Craft Industries It 21 44*. 44V. 44ft+ ft Volume Shares BANKS OlrvHr 13 9409 Woloth 1.M— 521 31 34ft 35 De Tomaso Industries Cilicrp Morck 3.M It 1197 93ft 93 93'/.- ft Wynns U— 34 20 19ft 19"; Brunswick Bank ft Trusl 111 tS357 73,218,430 Central Jersey II'. 17'. Development Corp ot Arr Cltvlnv IK 10 1050 MorLyl II 3933 55* 54 S3 + ft Diet Institute MtuP n 9 IMS Chemical Bank 51 111. ClarkE 1.10— 160 lift lift 16*. + ft —X—X— Dimis Inc MidSUI 1 70 7 1119 issues Traded Commercial Bancshares 30 i 31 CMvEl 1.21 7 1025 IS* U'. 1Sft+ * EAC Industries MMM 3.Mil 924 Citi/en Stale Bank 1 3 Cloroi 104 14 1S4 «S • 44ft 44ft+ ft Xerox 310 2307 41V. 45*. 4611 Elect.onic Associatr-s MlnPL 2.40 1 67 1,972 Fidelity Union Bank Corp 35 i 16 Coatlal .4010 375 34ft 24* 24*— ft Foodar ami Mobil 110 1421 First Jersey National 26'. 26 . CocaCI 2.6112 1059 31ft 31 31ft+ V. Gibson Homans First National State 35', 36 ColgPal l M 4 1412 MorikDt II 11114ft Uft Uft IFF ColPor. 14017 109 Montan4 20l2 122 M* 47ft 17ft+ ft ZaloCp 1.K4I 27 a* a 30'.. First PeoplesNatl N J »'. 9, MnlDU 1 " i )• 25* li 1SH Zrn.lhR _1]]1 it'. ISft 16'. Franklin Sialt 13 13 . Instrument Vstems t m 331 <>••- "V- "". a» ..-....:".. J.iS .:. :.•-. :: t-i '. Morgan 3.70 7 1129 Hortion Bancorp CmbEn 1.14 lntM 19'i 19* 19ft— ft MagnaCard Morion 1.60 t tit Midlantic Bank IB . 18'. Comdr 1 21 1542 17* 11* 67'. + !'. Metallurgical int Motrola 16010 755 National Community Bank 36'! 37 CmoE 3 7 4161 134V. 133 134*+ 2 Midland Glass MtFutl 2 M I 214 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS National State 10 20 I 50ft Monmoutri Capital Cmi.lt It 921 Northern National Corp 13 i 1' Monmoulh Park CgniEdl.H 7 541 I New Jersey National Corp 23' i 24 ConFdt 2 32 7 514 NEW YORK IAPI- Salos, 4 p m price Monmouth Real Btt ill Shrewsbury Stale 11 CmNC 2 9>I4S and nol Chang* of trtr llftetn moit actlv* N J Resources Corp Stale Wide Bancorp 11 19 Con>P»144 7I4H NCR 16012 1272 111 110 HOft + lft Now York Stock Exchange issues, Ocean Airways 1 united Counties Trusl Co !3 14 i CnllCD 2 6011 177 NL Ind 111 1055 19 II * tlft+ * trading nationally al mora than II. Down Pennwait Corporation United National Bank 2«. 32 CnllGrpltO 9 111 NabxBin I 620 »', aft ait BaldwUld 1.193.004 I'. + * Perkm Elmer united Jersey Bank. . 24' j .» Conttll 2 21 904 NalCan II 13 ISft »«. 15, Chrysler 949,100 lift +1't 660 Precision Optics ConiTol 1.44 II 2477 : NatDi!t22014 III »'i 17 V, 34*+ ft 776.600 123ft +1'. Ray Comm Ind Int CIDalo .4014 1149 NatFG 144 9 II 34*311k 34 — * Amor T*T 713,900 12ft — ft BONDS PREFERRED STOCKS ft 2000 I', p Coopr 1.5111 M NatGyo 14129 239 31V,lo* a*—i* Gen Motors 64J.2O0 71ft •NYSE Index Central Jersey Bank & Trusl 110 Ross Exploration 1 • I <««« ».»47 » NStmi — Lilt 50V. 49'. 49',. + *. Houltlnd SC*S nti CrockN 14010 201 NatlStl .15— 97 KM14*. 24Oj— ElPasoCo 534.900 20* — ft 97.44+ .55 First People's Bank II 16 CrwnCk II 41 Nolom H— 1594 25 2416 241k Citicorp 515.700 371k + * Hori/on Bancorp Suoer iJ i 54 CrxZol I — 13 NovPw 2.72 1 lit 2125ft 21 + ft Amer Can 300.200 Midldnlic Banks Svntrex 9'j 10 CurlW 1.2011 194 u 42ft + ft •S 4P Comp . NEngE>3.20 7 139 35ft 35* 35ft + * Tandy 4S7.MO 41ft —t* New Jersey National Bank H Thomas Industries 20 X • Nowmi 129 171 Sift S5Vk Stft + I". Int TIT 441.600 45 — V. 168.11+ 1.03 United Jersey Banks H Triangle industries NiaMP 192 1 1431 It*lif. t 16*. + . Comw Edis 436,200 25ft + * INDUSTRIAL United Telecontol "»•.. 70 NorlkSo 2 1010 1040 Stft 55ft 55ft— ft GTE Corp •Dow Jones Ind 40* 4lft+l 414.300 41ft + Ik Alco Standards 35'. U S Homes 16 16 . OanaCp 1.4031 441 4110 Nortak .0410 12 13 13ft 13 Exxon 417,000 Universal Mjnnrl 44ft Mft— * Mft + ft AP 1,215.54+ 8.31 Autodvnamics J i DartKr 3.14 10 1124 65 NoAPhlWOll 113 61V,13ft 61'1 + It Southern Co 417.000 Berg Enterprises Shark Products OalaGn 51 1444 S5ft 54* SSVi + ilt It + * i 26'. NoaslUt IN 1 444 12ft12 1211+ ft Brockwav . . . 14'I Oa 76'i + U. NoSIP«2 9t 7 S3 nft32". 3>ft+ * DtvHwl — 34 19 a 19 ti Nortrp 1*039 35 19ft•9ft 49ft+ ft OavlPL 2 7 1155 171k17* 1716 4- ft NwslAIr 90SO4 51I SOft SOft SOV.+ ft Dotro I— 544 11 .m, 33 44 44".— *_ The Biggest Name DalloAr I— 490 43'-i42ft 42ft firffi Oonnyl t412 13*0 31 Treasury— 32ft nit— '/> NorSlml M23 34II 14 31*.* 34 + ft DolEd III 7 771 lift 13* lilt 341k 35 V. + Ik in Little Computers^ DltmS 1.7412 2042 23ft 21 23ft+ ft Norwtt 1 Mil 1574- 35V, Olgllal 20 3391 117*.116ft 114ft+ ft D.snav 1.2020 SI3 45/1IS 45ft+ ft Or Pope .1411 470 Itft OcclPtt 2.5091 IN 24*. 24ft 24ft+ ". yields hit OomR* 2.40 11135 21*31ft 2lltt ft OhioEd 110 I 712 14IO 14ft 14ft OklaGE IU 7 419 17ft 1711 17ft Radio COMPUTER DowCh 1.10 21 1599 33'1 lift 33ft Olln 1.2014 114 31ft 10ft aft—* SALES • SERVICE Dowjni 60 36 2t3 Sin.51ft S2< Omark 10439 It 21 17ft 19+ 'i Oroir Hill 937 22ft lift lift ONEOK2 40 9 tSl 17* 21*. 27*+ ft duPonl 1.40 14 1950 41ft47-1 4lft+ . high mark LEASING • TRAINING OwonC 12027 70] 40 19ft 39*,+ ft /hack OukoP 121 7 530 11*21H 21*+ It CENTERS Owenlll 1.6130 S7lu3tft 35ft 3tft+ ft DuqLI 2 9 410 It IS*. It 4- * WASHINGTON (AP) - Yields on six-month Treasury securities EailAIr — 171 lift 1016 10ft— * PPG 2.3613 247 Uft Uft 63ft— ft EailGFIW I 1S4 23 22 21 +1ft PacGE 120 6 2014 29ft 19ft 29ft+ ft have reached their highest level ElKod la II 1713 71 TOUT 70«.+ ft PocGwl — 191 Uft 14*. Uft+ ft since last fall, according to govern- Eatoo 00- «3 43*421k 41*+ * PocLIO 1 7 104 33Vt 33ft 33ft+ ft EcMlit t41* 1(9 lift 21* 21*— ft PacPtt 2.11 I 947 lift 22ft 21*1+ ft ment officials. ElPajo 6111 5S49 10*. 20* 20*— ft PanAm —1514 7ft 7ft ;'.+ * GET AHEAD FAST WITH EmnEHlOU 702 41ft60ft tlV>+ *. PannECl.lO 7 171 37 H* 16".— ft About I6.Z billion in six-month EmorcKltOlO 471 25ft 24ft 25ft+ ft Parson 111 111 14*. 24ft. 24*.+ * bills were sold at yesterday's auc- Etmrki'llMit 379 71 7416 74 +1 Poiinty 2.11 tl 1319 Uft SHI tOft + tft eihyll .15- 9 tO4 23*tut wit it Ptrf»L -1.44 7-34* 1191 lira-t+1 . tions at an average diacotmt rate of fclUIIP1.ll/l— 111 1191m» n t » " 26 percent, up from 9.2 percent E«Colo ItOlO 21 35His* »n+ % . .Cou ._ 35 35*+ * E»on 3 7 4170 14ft14ft 14ft+ ft irkEI .5014 371 31V. ntt— '* The yield on the six-month bills Pflltri 1.1119 39H 411* 414t— M PnolpD _ 144 29M 29'.+ M was the highest since the Sept. 20, TRS-80 "Model 100 Micro PttllaEll.il 7 1110 It* UM+ M 1982, level of 9.443 percent FMC LW 9I7S 4|i* 40 59*+ V, FlIKM .00 14 147 22 21* PMIMr 2 90 9 2411 Executive Workstation™ 50 32 31'* PMIPtt 2.10 9 1474 35'* 341* + Six-month bills have now risen Falrfd 1 .34 11 PlllDry 1.44 9 941 St* 54*1— * W 7'* tit 1 Fodtn _ Ptontor 1.16 21 1030 32 * m+ '* for 10 straight weeks, while three- FodNM It — SSO 25* 21 For Office or On-the-Go 3f2 45*. 43*. PitnvBt 14 424 11 31*— M month bills have risen in seven of FodOSt 2.20 II Pittltn 70— HI 14* ItSt— Vt FnSBar — 51 7* 7lt Pneuml .5014 314 29'* 14 4- Vi those weeks. Flrtltn .Mil 317 JO* 201* Poland 119 991 FBkFlal.W 9 104 nit 23*. 24'* 14* + M The government sold about $6.2 aiTuim »v> PoctGE 1.74 S 409 II* lilt— M> FtChrt » — ProctG 12.4011 IMS 54* 54*+ M billion in new three-month T-bills FltCMCI.n I 415 It*. IS* PSYCOI 144 I 1324 Flntilo 1.14 I It* 41*. 41* PSInd 1.76 11141 yesterday at an average discount miMKt. JO V MM MU> lilt 14M 24*+ u. PSVEG I 64 7 1HO 21* 21*+ It FllglSI .Ulltt 34lt 14tt PugotP 1.74 7 114 rate of 9.07 parcent, down from the FltPL 3.40 7544 35* ISM 14* 14'*+ Vt IK RAM PultoHl 1017 944 9.1 percent of last week. CM. No 26 3101 FlaPrg 1*2 I |H II* 14tt Pyro IS 144 t* FI«Gon _ 144 IS 14* The new discount rates under- Fluor .Mil H70 an nit FordM — Mil 17 53* state the actual return to investors • Powerful Built-in Executive ForMK 1.40 IS M 44*. 41V. OvujKO 144 270 50* 54 54 Ml I4X 14* — 9.44 percent for three-month bills FrpfMc .1029 OualSO Mil 179 1416 14ft 14H+ ft Management Software FruoM 40_ and 9.18 percent for six-month bills. Beginning today, in private ac- • Sett-Contained Direct-Connect lift Itft— ft HLA V017 IN «vi 241* Z4M+ M counts linked to the T-bill rates: Telephone Modem With Auto-Dialer s?j jnrjr 42ft 41VI+ II RLCn .1071 44 IS 14* 15 Gannon 110 19 175 ttrt ISVk Uft + I RallPur .41101101 12'* 21* 22M+ '* • Savings and loan associations • Urge Display—8 FuH Lines GnOrn 11I >tM S4ft Sltt S4 + ft The TRS-80 Model 100 Portable Computer is packed" SM 51ft+ ft Ramad —1514 10'* 10 10*— '* and commercial banks may pay aa Of 40 Characters Oontl 11.9011 H71 S4ft Raoco 4421 90 11'* 11 11 with superior features, yet is small enough to til in your OnFtfl 2 40 I 2t1 45ft 44ft 451*+ * RangrO — 534 lltt II* II*— M much as (.51 percent interest on six- • Full-SIze Keyboard OnHoM .MM 144 27*Hft 27*+ It Raythr. 1.4014 449 »«. 49* 50 • '* in-basket! "Instant-on" software lets you use Model 100 Onlltll JINI4II 55* si* mt—ift. month money market certificates U 1S*__ RMdBt .40 4 414 17* 17M I7M— M • Extended BASIC Language as a personal word processor, telephone auto-dialer, ad- OnMltril.MI1 401 S6U. RalchC .4441 II II 30* 34>t— '* GUM 3.400 15 ton 7IH7ift nit RMSII S0_ 147 lilt 21 1IW+ M compared with the 9.4S percent of oft 9 __ • Weighs Leu Than 4 lbs. dress book and appointment calendar. Access electronic GPU It SJ7 9 Rovlon 144 15 291 15 34* IS • vi the past week. GnSWMI.HU m * 47*» 40 •» mail, information networks, and your office computer iMt n -m Rftnln 1 7 7«l SIM 54* 50«l+ * • Model 100 With 24K RAM OTIro 1JM44 SB UV* RtVMtl I— 39 1JM 31* Hvt+ sa • Banks and SftLi may pay «s through the built-in communications program and OONCO) - 15' 9 or» Ht+ ft RII4AI 44 IS 41 l«h »V> 14«a— * much as 9.07 percent on three- Just $999 (26-3802) oP jt-mm tm 37ft 17*— * Robins Mil t» 24* nit 14tt—Vk modem. , H Bt n% a + ft Rckwll 4115 915 331* Sit HVI+ * month certificates, down from last OtttV 1 tt. • 1743 Bit» ti -t FIODrln 4 77 34W 17> 14V»+ * lift !«•+ ft Rertr 1.4412 IM X\% 1ELI — Full ft Mrt time EM Realonal. LAW DIVISION many benefits, benua PIWI, ex- INSURANCE COMPANY lo MONMOUTH COUNTY emalt Was wearing red collar perience helpful Phono 747-0711 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION .m.-l p.m. habit lo a penalty ot not mi than Five Dollar* it* 00) nnr mart than BAKERY HELP—Maiwjajawant statement vworn to bv its Presi >n the fuifffiuun. Rolem Stone. 12. Ti«v«i-Ti«n*|wlit UNUEK MXINGPArfc 3ELI PERSON — NaaJatf. aip. Five Hundred Dollar* (1100.00) for each violation, and each dav • iltnlial Responsible parson dent. Frank Edwin Btrglas. and shall apply to the Superior Court 15 Inttudton FOR HEARING preferred. Appfv In person. Mike particular violation continue* shall constitute a separate oftente with driver's license wanted lo its Secretan Wiiliarr ol New Jersey at the Monmoulh GAGLIANO. TUCCI. GIFTED PSYCHIC ft Jay's Restaurant ft Dolt, M Upon reluial or neglect, upon and after conviction, lo pay the assist In all Phases of cake prod- Uwwne, showing its condition as Countv Court House in Freehold, IAOAN2A AND REISNER MRS. SYLVIA west Front St., Waal San*. of December 11. l«0, and bust amount of said penally or fine, the person to convicted slvall be uction Must be experienced and New Jersey for a Judgment au ?i Business Service A PROFESSIONAL READER & ADVISOR ness lor the year and has com- subiect lo be committed to the County Jail for a period not exceeding have no ether commitments DENTAL ASSISTANT CHAIR thoruingher to assume the name CORPORATION On All Problems of Life ninety («0) days, all in the discretion of the Municipal Magistrate or 22 Amft Dat a THIS IS A FULL TIME JOB Do •IDE — 4 handed dentistry X- plied m all respects wilh the lam ol Rolam DePascate 10W BROADWAY other officer betore whom the complaint shall be brought. not apply unless you arc willing av iiconsepreviaui exp. a* of ihis Stale, I. Joseph F S Rolain Stone WUYKIT WEST LONG BRANCH. 542-9500 MurDftv. Commissioner of fnsur Section • In the event that any violation of this Code shall also be lo work very hard and are very school trained- tons appt. don* Rolain Stone 51 Http Wanted Mait of NEW JERSEY 07/64 7/t-tsn a violation of a New Jersey Stale Law, tor which a greater penalty is istrv. We'll provide further dfice of the Stale of New Jerse* Siegfried! Jamison, ESQV (701) 129-ft/DO iouv 741-1471 jo herebv tertity that the above provided for than that contained in the aforesaid Code and this IS Instruction raining towards expanded ATTORNEYS FOR PbAINTlFF BARTENDER/BARMAID — mentioned Company is dui Ordinance, the Municipal Magistrate, before whom the complaint is 52 BaDysithnpyChilri Care duties certification. Exc. salary, y Red Bank, N J 07 701 IN THE MATTER OF MELISSA FREEMAN EDUCATIONAL Fulltime, inquire in person brought, based upon such violation, shall in his discretion, have Ihe t interested write: Box K-4SJ thai-tiei d lo If i ct the businesbu s Attorney, lor Pelitioner 53 Domestic Help ANN KILPA TRICK, assuming TUTORING SERVICE — right to impose, in the place and In lieu of any penalty provided for Grand Cafe, 1472 Rt. 35, Mid- rantt- in this SSlate 54 •Snuai.oni Named the name ot MELISSA ANN Certified leathers W111W. The Daily Register, Shrewsbury, herein, that is so provided tor In the New Jersey Stale Law which ha* dletown 671-7191 Muy 1, 1W1 The condition and Female REINHART, NJ 07701 bean so violated BARMAID/BARTENDER - business of the Company as ot 55 Suuauons Warned Uaie Plaintiff, 21 Business Strvlct DENTAL ASSISTANT — El- ifit date ol sue h statement was as SUPERIOR COURT Section • Every act in such Code or herein designated as being This matter being opened lo Part time, appiv between, i 3 parlenced, wanted part lime for 56 Situations Wanted POOR RICHARD'S MAILINGS follows Admitted Assets, OF NEW JERSEY unlawful is hereby prohibited and every »tt herein expressly the Court bv Gagliano. Tucci. pm Palmer Lounge, St9 Palmer ...j modern denial practice — Computeriled lists I labels t74.J03.BM 00. Total Liabilities, LAW DIVISION prohibited, is hereby deslanatad as being unlawful Male/Female ladarua and Reisner. attorneys Ave Call S3B-4IK. . Churches, organizations a> bust- t»4 32,7ii 00. Special Surplus MONMOUTH COUNTY Section 10 All Ordinances, Codes, or parts of tame incontinent 57 Child Care/ Nursery for the mtanl plaintiff, bv her BOYS/GIRLS - 13 1. Morning nesses 74I-49W- DENTAL OFFICE MAN- Funds. (00. Capital Paid UP. DOCKET NO L 17011II with any of the provisions of this Ordinance and the Code established Schools mother and natural guardian, newspaper routes are available AGER/RECEPTIONIST — Ex s? on 637 00 Gross Paid in and Civil Action nereunder are hereby repealed to the extent of such incomistenc v Sue Reinharl, tor a ludgmenl lo Red Bank, Middletown, 22 Arts A Crafts „. lenced with dental insurance Contributed Surpl FINAL JUDGMENT Section It. In the event that any section, tantence or clause of assume another name and lor Beltord. Lincrolt. Atlantic High- claims a> typing a musl. Full or Vlt 0Ji»47 00. Unassigned Funds BOGLIOLI and STEIN this Ordinance or Code shall to declared uncorutituttonat bv a court 91 Business Opportunity entry ot an order filing a date lor ATTENTION CRAFTFRS lands. Little Silver, Aberdeen, Wl MONMOUTH PARKWAY Sign UP for giant carft fairs, part lime position available Call i Su UOB.IQB 00. Less of competent Jurisdiction, such declaration tMII not in any manner 6? Mortgages the hearing thereol. ciitt wood Beach, Keyport and Slock At Cotl. WEST LONG BRANCH. N J preiudlre Ihe enforrement of the remaining provision* IT ISon this 2Mh dav of June. 7, 22 23, Freehold Sidewalk sale Union Beach. Excellent earnings 03 Money To Loan Section 12. The license fees covered pursuant to the provision* of 19BJ. ORDERED that the 29th and Craft Fair 1/20-21 Sandy 1 a chance to win prlies and DR~EAMS BIGGER THAN this Ordinance shall to paid lo such re seectiva local Board of Health 64 Money Wanted dav ol July. 1983. al 9 30 o c lock Hook Clearwater Festival. 9/17 trips. Call •0O-242-OI3O loll free YOUR PAY? — Would you like pl« the Year 434,231.330 00. ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF of such municipali ithi which such lees are assessed and Ihe forenoon or as soon there- E. Freehold Show Ground. 10/15 BOYS/ GIRLS — 11 vrv or older, your own business? If you have ,u> s»rm-nis lor Ihr Year in Ihe Mailer ol the Application ollected. 71 Merchandise lor Sale ler as counsel mav be heard, Freehold Streel Fair. O. G. Cratt for paper routes In Eanntown If 4-1 hours weekly to spare. I'll ) in 01) IN Wl 1 NESS ol SHALOM DELMONT lo as Section 13 The license of any retail food establishment covered and Ihe Superior Court in theShows. 244-42*4. or T4I 9353 you like money and people, call show you how. Please call Or. 12 Garege/varrj Sale vVHEHEOF. I hereunl sum* Ihe name ot SLOANE DEL under this Ordinance Is not transferable upon the **le of *uch rttait up of Freehold. County ol S42-1295. Areas available Stonev Cooper. 842 3100 hand ,iinl .itfii my oflicial seal at MONT tood establishment and the ntw owner of any such retail food 73 Machinery For Sale Monmoutn. Slate ot New Jersey. Hill Rd . Grand Ave., Lakevlew DRIVERS — PART-TIME trrnlon. the 2Ml. dav of April. SHALOM DELMONT hawing establishment must apptv tor a ntw license and pav the appropriate ard as Ihe time and place tor Terr., Taylor Rd.. Maxwell Rd 71 Rental Service Another expansion of our service 1983. JosfDh F Murphv. Com lade application to this Court by fee provided tor in Section 4.1 etsta of this Ordinance. ht-anng ol such application 75 Farm Equipment eauires many drivers for vans. nii,siont-ri ol Insurance duly veritied complaint lor a il any objections mal ">av be Section u This Ordinance and the Code herein established shall BUS PERSON WANTED - schpoj putet station wagons, NIWJI K'.t Y luagmem authorising 1*1 IB II lake eMect thirty (30) days after the date of trie tint ptmntaiion Tinonitrviv.' •HB Kan-tirhe, exp necessary Apptv handicapped & Special Ed vehi- bvitouMs of Annual Stalemenl sume thenameof SLOANE OEL hereof k Help Wanted 11 Pels and Livestor IT IS FURTHER ORDERED from 3 5pm, Mon to Thurt. cles. GUARANTEED steady em- DEPARTMENT OF INSUR MONT, and it appearing lo the ORDINANCCE NO. I that notice of such application be 739 2OOS ployment beginning school year ANCE Whereas, the MONARCH Court that she has complied with 7B tucralt Male or Female AN OROINANCE ESTABLISHINESTABISING AA PUBLIC HEALTH iis'ieU m ihe Daily Register, a in Sepl Musl apply now to obtain sot New Jersey Stat 79 Swap o* Eichange 3 TO 11 RN (M/F) — Full-time, BUS DRIVER - City of Long INSURANCE COMPANY NUISANCE CODE spaoer printed in Monmoulh proper license ft secure em- sIA.SI 1. el sea . and Revised 50 Bicycles/Mini Bikes Branch, city resident preferred (.Hid "i Columbus. Ohiohas filed ' BE IT OROAINED BY MONMOUTH COUNTY REGIONAL nty, New Jersey. once at PKC benefits. Apply in Person. ployment. Over 21 onfv apply In Rules relating thereto, and Ihe Mufl have an Omnibus Operator *iin this Oe Md' I ell **llw — - - • H^^BTTHEALTHI COMMISSIO^wer^m****" vN» Nw^*0 P.m. lo by its Presi Courl being satisfied that there UNDER N J.R S 26:343 ET SEQ.. AND THE SEVERAL ACTS 622 S. Laurel Ave.. Hat let. 8? Swimming Pools edmg the dale for such hear ttlts. Apply Long Branch weekdays only No phone calls. eth Wiltiam Ian are no reasonable obiectiontl AMENDATORY THEREOF AND SUPPLEMENTARY THERETO ACCOUNTANT/PLANT 83 CBs. Electronics Personnel Office. 344 Broadway. Bus drivers start al 15 20 hr, it* Secretary, WiT thereto. ' AND COMPRISED OF THE BOARDS OF HEALTH OF THE It is Further Ordered that a 64 Merchandise Wanted 9am 5pm. 'ant al *4 JO. Reliability A safe- l Henry flown t*. showing its, 'I 'S ON THIS 1st DAY OF | BOROUGHS OF EATONTOWN. HIGHLANDS. MONMOUTH copy ol this Order be served upon For Fortune 1000 Manutacurlng CAREER OPPORTUNITY. driving exp a must. Murphy Bus rendition as ol December 31, JULY. 1983 BEACH, OCEANPORT. SEA BRIGHT, SHREWSBURY, TINTON 85 Price Buster rai lather, bv certified Co , heedouartered in Monmouth The Register is looking lor peo- Service, 545 Rte 35. Middletown 1981 and busmi-ss lor Ihe year ADJUDGED thai Shalom FALLS. AND WEST LONG BRANCH, AND THE TOWNSHIP OF ML BUTE KimiS is last known address, at Countv With B.S Accounting, mi) has compiled in all respects Delmoni, having been born Octo ple who are well-oVgamied and (behind Sipersteln Palnl Store). SHREWSBURY, EACH AND ALL IN THE COUNTY OF MON- 101 Apartments < 17) weeks prior to Ihe vrs. manufacturing cost re- motivated to manage a group of DRIVERS WANTEO — Need with the l,i«s ol this Stale i.'Mrf 1964, be and she is hereby,MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. THAT dale of Ihe hear ing porting, inventory control in a Joseph F Murphy Com authorised to assume the name I 10? Houses lor Rent carriers You will be responsible own car. Part-lime eves , all Section 1 A code establishing a Public health nuisance code is BURTON L FUNDLERJ.SC process manufacturing environ- mmienet of Insurance ol the! of SLOANE DELMONT from 103 Rentals to Share for collections, sales and service r round. Apply In person, hereby adopted pursuant to Revised Statutes 26 3-*9 1 lo 69.6 and ilv M Vfi 74 ment. Competitive salary com- 1 rvd alter Augi I, 1 3 <>nd thai In your area Some college a si's Famous Plua. *ft i do hereb Revised Statutes 16 3 92 and 26 3-93 A copy of the said Coda Is 104 Winter Rentals mensurate with experience + ex- Mithm t«entv (2(J da rwreof alui Excellent opportunity Send Middle^ Roed^ Hallot. i . i div Ki.it ii it- " 0*701 An Equal Opportunity Cm-. AFTER SCHOOL! ul Iht' Company .is of the date of entry ol judgment she Hie 108 Commercial Rentals Section 3 Three copies of the said "New Jersey Public Health 1.over. M/^ US TO 1/5 A WEEK such statement was as follows judgment and affidavit ol publt Bovs/Girli in the Bavshore Area isance Code (I9S3)" have been placed on file in the office ot the 109 Buildings/Garages CAREER OPPORTUNITY Arjin.lU-tj Asst-f.. \l«.\l1\.mw. cation ol mdgmenl with the Mon ACCOUNTING CLERK only need lo call. Ages 13-17! Health otticer and Secretary of this Regional Health Commission 110 Wanted to Rent •1 or national company seeks Tutal Liabilities. 156.287.6H) 00. mouth County Clerk, and a 6 Lost and Found Willing to work and earn money.. upon the introduction of this Ordinance and will remain on file there aggressive, diligent, serious, re S,>i-ndl Suiuius t unds, 1 00 Cap certified copy of the Judgment HEJU. ESTATE FM SALE Northern Monmouth County For Info, call SI3-S210, ask for. mm final action is taken on this Ordinance tor the use and liable individual anxious to eerr t.ii I .i.d Uu M 001 rH)QQ Gross with the Secretary of State FREE FOUND ADS manufacturing company has im Mr Palermo. _. lamination of the public. 130 Open Houses while learning. First year poten r'.m, in and Contributed Surplus. pursuant to the provisions ot the As a service lo our community, mediate opening for an account Section 4 The said Regional Commission, and its agents, or 131 Houses For Sale tiat In excess of 20.000. Call RETIRED PERSON PRE- Mi )<)•> bbJ 00, Unassigned Funds Stdtule and Revised Rules in The Dally Register is ottering a ing clerk. Minimum 1-yr ex employees, including but not limited to, its Health Officer, shall have 13? Condominiums/Town 471-1*79; FERRED - For grounds 4 iSuiplusi \ J/J.SIOOO. Surplus such < dM made and provided FREE 1-line FOUND afl tor 4penence good math aptitude fie right of entry, al anv reasonable hour, into and upon any public, house maintenance. Work for a. .is Hiyjrds Policy holders. BURTON L FUNDLER. Houses days under our Lost & Found Liberal benefit oackage. Send CARPENTERS * PIECE or private building, or premises tor the purpose of enforcing the few hours now ft again. Near Rt. ii ' , n 'i i i«J imiimi tor the J S C 133 income Property resume with salary require WORKERS WANTED - For isions ot such Code and of this Ordinance, or determining classification 35_ft Pater son Aye. Call 741-5499,. »... SJ1.JU.J7S 00. Disbu.se July 17 (19 80 134 Farm Property merits lo: Box R 40?. The Dally year-round work. Old Bridge whether such provisions or the rules and regulations of this Regional The Register appreciates your EXECUTIVE SECRETARY -" Register. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. area. Insurance required. Call Commission are being complied with and obeyed No person shall 135 Commercial Properly honesty & will do its Dart in Experienced typist, steno. An Equal Opportunity km T87-MT5 aTter j p.m. 241 Sea Bright 241 Sea Bright >ppose such entry, or hinder, or interfere with this Regional 136 Industrial Properly inu in« original owner Rapidly expanding company, op-' Please call us at 54M700, plover. NOTICE Commission or anv ot Its agents, or employees, or Health Officer, all <37 Lois and Acreage CHAUFFEUR — For Shore loca- portunitv for growth. S person AN UHUINANLE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING as aforesaid, In the performance of their duties. FOUND ACTORS/ACTRESSES - Chil- tion Attractive, permanent posi 138 Mobile Homes Olfice in Marlboro. Call 53* 955* CmsPf ER TtJT THt ORDINANCES Of IHE BOROUGH OF SEA Section 5 This Ordinance mav be enforced bv and in the_ n _mromrot IMO Iren, needed far T V com tion lor the right applicant. Send from 9 5pm. ~ ; tikloHI, KNOWN Of THE SHORT FORM TITLE AS REVISED this Regional Health Commission bv proceedings instituted and 139 Cemelery Lois mere tals Call Network, Inc resume & phone number lo: Box EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — C)HDlNANCFS0f 1968, ADOPTED FEBRUARY 21, 19fr8 prosecuted in a court having lunsdiction ot such proceedings in the t40 Real Estate Warned FOUND — Dunlap tennis racket 727JBSO D 4S4, The Daily Register, Immediate opening our fi- HI IT UHDAINED b th Bogh Cnm ot the Borough of Sea " 'gion l> shorts in a plastic bag on Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. K0UTNML ADMINISTRATIVE SECRE nance/administration dapl. for a r j ul tr>t> above enlilled Section 6 Any person who violates any provfsion ot this Or- Newman Springs Rd in vicinity CHILDREN ONLY - Models 15? Boats and Accessories TARY — Excellent stenoft IV P wellorgamied. responsible. ii s u>' and I'M tan s hereby amended and supplemented as dinance or Code established and adopted herein, shall, upon convic- ot Everett Rd , Lincrofl. 747-449? needed. Six mo to 16 years, for 153 Camping Equipmenl ing skills, 5 vrs experience pre lake-charge person Diversified ion thereof, be liable to a penalty of not less than Five Dollars advertising only. NO EX ferred Salary negotiable EK duties Include. Accounting re- 11 ION i f_haiMtt I Appointive Officers and Employers. ' US 00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars (|M0 00) tor each 154 Recreational vehicles FOUND — Rt. IB, at intersection PERIENCE NECESSARY cellent working conditions ft paid ports and figure detail work. Arin h i Compensation. Section t. is hereby ..mended and SUP nolalion, and sach dav * particular violation continues shall con with 53; Medium sued, long CALL 2S* 1000 Premiere Mod WTMMTM benefit packages. Please send Minimum 5 vrs. experience re- UlvmHlted lu '••.ul tis ...Hows .litute a separate offense Uponsefusal or neglect, upon and after haired. Shepherd, Collie, female. eMng Agency, 109 Riverview ??0 Wanted Automotive esumeto: John A Dugan, Busi quired wilh steno skills. Poised bet I ion I The mi»n-,.iinm ui the employees conviction, to pay the amount of said penalty or fine, the person so Recently had PUPS. NO collar or Drive, Totowa NJ NJ State ness Administrator, Marlboro telephone manner essential. ir ottii (Is •'olitmg ihe positions or offices hereinafter ctestribed ivitled shall be subject lo be committed to ihe County Jail lor a ?30 Construction Equip lag. Nice temper, shv. house- Township Board of Education, Licensed EOE. Exc company benefits. Sand re- '..HI Ui .11 Killows (Section 1 ..mended 6 / Ii, 10 3 73, 4 18 74, iod not exceeding ninety (90) days, all in Ihe discretion of the menl broken. Will be destroyed In 7 1980 Township Dr , Marlboro. NJ sume to: J Van Winkle. Wheel-, U J M 4 11 !-, t Compensation lor AND COMPRISED OF THE BOARDS OF HEALTH OF THE IS Instruction -Parttime— BOROUGHS OF EATONTOWN. HIGHLANDS. MONMOUTH> Comes to Ihe name of Eloise No wearing a collar & needs medica j* I ;n Cumuensrttion tof BEACH. OCEANPORT. SEA BRIGHT. SHREWSBURY, TINTON ADVERTISING SALES - Full MEN 4 WOMEN, 17-02 attention Reward. 671 916* lime position open for an ag Si . is H•<•••(! .LS. AND WEST LONG BRANCH. AND THE TOWNSHIP OF> gressive, enthusiastic individua i, lint n Dim l.ii SHREWSBURY. EACH AND ALL IN THE COUNTY OF MON TRAIN NOW FOB to join a last-paced staff, twice ; is Idl Hi'i • • iilioii IJH i'i lur b 00 per hour MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. THAT : LOST — Black belt, silver buckle Newspaper Paste-up CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS Section 1 A code establishing a swimming pool code is herebt weekly newspaper Advertising ••I Mid nlA),* '.Hur t laSS No High Scf>oo' Necessary wilh Army medal inset Sen adopted pursuant to Revised Statutes 26 3 69 1 to 69 6 and Revised sales exp necessary. Send re "'•> ^ ill TJi'i I Jtof Class limental value. Generous Highly productive composing Positions Starr As High As Sume to Ocean County Reporter I in Statutes 16 3-92 and U 3-93. A copy ol the said Code Is annexed ward June 24, Fri , vicinity Con hereto and made a part hereof without the inclusion of Ihe text PO Box 908, Toms River, N J ,'nti inuOllititf & Lode Enfori til Ott.i IT $10-2' HOUR over PI Kings Hwv t713754 O87S3 ANrsi W Milne room. Limited number of hrs. Ex- ' 'ii. r _ i,ltv j i.^r n Section 2 The said Code hereby established and aoopteo bv mis O3Tcrr:CT aECNAi .mifiijineiii uated 8 1 /B),«*onies reimbursed to the Borough ot Sea , isim i KM orm ilr.ghl bv the Stole of Nt>w Jt-rsw m Ordinance ' Pdrlmvnl Maintenance Men \i.w> jo Section 3 Three copies ot the said "Swimming Pool Code of New perience Also. Sheelmetal Me- ftl IhM CW ItMrHM llMM license no. 682 Answers to Chris i i lr»••. •** T, 291J«78 or 872 9*75. and Thursday evenings. Call Frank .. KUIJI (.IOSSIIIU Uua.d . i iupfr tioui Officer and Secretary of this Regional Health Commission upon the Call 26+2551. * -i.i lion ; Tin* fuiiuwing borough Employees shall be com production ol this Ordinance and will remain on tile there until final Natianal Tramirtf Svc . Inc. LOST OR MISSING - Ouartl AMUSEMENT GAME OPERA - d .\\ tii" rain wl forth opposite their respechve positions Mion is taken on this Ordinance for the use and examination ot tht C/O THt DAILV RtaiSTtft 12" oval clock, bronze inside, Allocca 542-4000 between 9 TORS — Full & part-time. Son lAmvndi-d o f it. io J a i is >* * i> n 9 2 n, n u ?b. * m " rotating balls. 400-dav clock. RE- public P.O. ftoi ff4M nv's ft Ricky's of Long Branch tl ; ft 7 1 IH s W B0. 3 16 HI 6 14 82 B 21 61 and 7 S BJl WARD. 431-2106. a.m.-5 p.m. Section 4 The said Regional Commission, and its agents, or UMf WMUflV. N.J. 07701 Call 722-4390 Wumi i.'.ll Cuurl Utrh SlO.1 16 01 employees, including but not limited to, its Health Officer, shall have MI-I. ui ding S<'< ict.irv gl Pi,inning Board \bQ 00 per merting the right of entry, at anv reasonable hour, into and upon any public, or private building, or premises lor the purpose of enforcing the $60 00 per meeting sions ot such Code and of this Ordinance, or determining j , \4 Ctluf. riuur such provisions or the rules and regulations of this Regional ' si Class I added B ?3 81 i 16 00 per hour Commission are being complied with and obeyed No person shall M.ilron u.i $4 00 per houi oppose such entrv. or hinder, or interfere with Ihis Regional lt|h Mriiiiliri.iiKt- Men I $4 00 per houi Commission or any of its agents, or employees, or Health Officer, all I.me Setret.ir , (6 00 per houi \3 Super houi Sec lion I This Ordinance may be enforced by and In the name ol Business Directory hie iJ1sp.1l 1 Her 14 00 per houi this Regional Health Commission bv proceedings instituted and a Mail «» MII«.» -*— tm..4k4%««»aft4M. -.—_...-».._ '\»>*>v CSsSi ~ tlod I Publii lluild.nys ' .. $4 00 per Mow prosecuted m a court having jurisdiction of such proceedings in the fiction j I'D' s.ilarv and compensation of beach employees 0 Region SuiSE Or a • Hurcjuyh ol Svd Bright Ate establtshfd as follows (Amended Section b Anv person who violates any provision of this Or- II J 1« I* v / 'v S H ft. 8 10 76. 4 18 77, 6 S 78. 1 j dinance or Code established and adopted herein, shall, upon convic- ' MO ,' It, HI b 1-1 Hi .tnd / i B3I 1 tion thereof, be liable lo a penalty ot not less than Five Dollars HhM.iihiuM t ,. .isun frum i 1 8J1o9 1S B3l $4,650 00 Its 00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars (1SO0O0) tor each fit 1 Super v>'..II U io per hour violation, and each dav a particular violation continues shall con- ail 1 1 h-gu.u d $180 00 oer week stitute a separate offense Upon refusal or neglect, upon and after nt.unol Lifeguardtt-gurtr s . SH SO per hour th 3M Air Conditioning, 455 Carpet imrtn|w| tf^MM * airmunl at «jlrt a^rtpl^Y t* "'a tftjff MrffM. IP 595 Home 650 Masonry Service 695 Plumbing & _ convicted shall be subiecl to be committed to the Countv Jail lor a Refrigeration, A Installation " MASON CONTRACTORS . $4 00 per hour period not exceeding ninety 190) days, all in Ihe discretion ot the Improvements Heating S CARPET INSTALLA SUMMER PATIO SALE p Ho VJ ioper hour Municipal Magistrate or other officer before whom the complaint Heating f ION — Sales, cleaning, re lavs. Best prices on patios, driveways, YOUNG PLUMBER- Looking H n per hour RAY'S AIR CONDITIONING 4 COMPLETE BUILDING & shall be brought aprons, 4 sidewalks Call Bill, to tm old pipes, it's lime now lor.. $4 00 per hour e slrelches > repairs. 244-417 7 RENOVATIONS Section 7 in the event that any violation of Ihis Code shall also be REFRIGERATION SERVICE- new boilers. Ray. Lk. No uss. $4 00 per.,hou sjo 98QS Ned Bank a violation oi a New jersey State Law. for which a greater penalty is Free estimates. Lowest rales. New & oid-additionvTite work 73943a* _^ < Alt.•iirt.i $3 '-!'*'• hou u provided lhan tbal contained in the aforesaid Code and this Or- Dependable service Call eves or 500 Decks Kitchens, ek Total iob 7t) 1040 .,(MM V4 00 per hou dinance, the Municipal Magistrate, before whom the complaint is weekends. 739 6239 CUSTOM DECKS — Anv style. JOHN ROESINi. $J 7i per hou brought, based upon such violation, shall in his discretion, have the any sue. also home repairs Interior exterior home repairs 660 Miscellaneous 715 Roofing A Siding ; nni.iri . $3 75 per hou right to impose, in the place and in lieu of anv penalty provided for Fully insured. For Iree estimate Cerhlicate ol Occupancy work CLEAN UP JOBS — Bides., plovei 1 ii SOper hou 395 Additions American Horn* Improvement herein, that Is so provided for in the New Jersey Stale Law which has call 87O-9793 Free estimates yards, garages, lawns mowed. !.• M.m $5 OOoer hou ADDITIONS — Dormers, add a ALL WORK 222-1240 been so violated level, custom homes & complete No iob too small Mini demolition. Dock Edwards 1 1 Beach i rnuiovment shall be at the Pleasure ol the DECKS & PORCHES " Section 8 Every act m such Code or Ihis Ordinance designated remodeling services. Call 495_TO0S Jr., 471 1214 Council - Additions |> remodeling- Call Me Wl 1111 1 HWH . as being unlawful is hereby prohibited and every act herein express- 4714499. 1 ', l he mi-ihod ot pavmpnt ol the salaries, wages and chames & Design 870^9044. STACY GENERAL CONTRAC- SAKE)) HOME IMPROVE. - ly prohibited, is hereby designated as being unlawful MENT& — rooting iptclal," ompensri 101 Ii >.u ii >>Mici.il and employee shdllbe lived Irom TORS — All stages asphalt, con- DO YOU NEED — A plumber., Section 9 All Ordinances. Codes, or parts of same, inconsistent 400 Alta^atloni hbergutt or alofMII. M7 » per i In lime by ' 1 >i ui HIM ditty iidupledbv the Mayor and Council 525 Driveway crete, btick. Mock Free esti- electrician, carpenter, a new with any of Ihe provisions of ihis Ordinance and Ihe Code hereby ALTERATIONS < 1, 1 his ordinance shall take ettec t alter final passage mate, tully insured Call 739-2812 hath, new kitchen, deck, I0OHII lniull.0 1 iniurtO. Call established and adopted hereunder are hereby repealed to the extent Complete remodeling services Construction - i'iuri ,is 1 •iiui'eii bv law TRl CROSS BUILDING & OE screened room, awnings, storm S»S01tJ1» of such inconsistency Can 95MW PUBLIC NOTICE DRIVEWAY SPECIALIST COM SIGN, INC. — Additions, carpen windows, shower doors, any Section 10. In the event that *nv section, sentence or clause of [• uoiu'j uidiitiintf was introduced at a Regular Meeting PANY - Paving, sealing. & Iry, decks & roofing Free esti- Ihmg* Rent my husband, he'll do CENTRAL JERSEV CONST. — . this Ordinance or Code shall be declared unconstitutional bv a court 410 Aiu Hooting, siding, ikrltghl*. out- • .- M.IH and Ccunoiut the Borouga01 See Brighton JuiyS. 1983. 4 ft|fif) patch work. Serving Monmouth mates Call^7l-8746 _ it all. Call Mary, 872-1997, ot competent tumdiction, such declaration snail not in anv manner M Counlv >H-10W. ' ' l*r>. treettlimam. guarantvtd. ci ,\eii '»> in .1 n-.xiing and »VJS ordered lobe published according to ALUMINUM SIDING Dreiudice the enforcement of the remaining orovitiom CJ»AU£L 4 STONE DRIVE- .urnt ?«|-442| • v S-t'Tt lit it. 11,1 rite Mill DC Tuiiner LinisTOetptr tvr a hnafpaoWS*- Pl.ACFMFNT *INOn*>i - 625 Land«£aplng * •• • .. t .inti Council to be held on August 1. t9«3 Section it This Ordinance and ihe Code herein established and WAYS — All colors RiC Johnson, 665 Moving 4 Storage PERIENC7^* OL adopted shall take effect thirty (30) days after the date of the first 25-o ott-builder s special dis- Lawn Care nu Lfidmbers. Borough Kail. 1099 Eas 671 8887. 24 hrs.. or 840-S8O4, 1 NICK'S MOVER'S"" LOW rales. Roottng. carptnlrv. Hin putolicaJion nateof. count. Call Creative Builders. t--imv» V'iiif""..,N^*/t^v^.'_*l!Lf.n»'!m*"""ST. a.m 1 0 m —"^ ~ ALS LAWN & LAND vcnior rain, free estimates. gcntral home repair*. VPAVE & SAVES - Get drive SERVICE — Gardens rototilled Slorage We travel Call any plecemenl windows. CalL : The foregoing three Ordinances were introduced at a Special .idium '»'ig such Ordinance FRANK'S AUTO — All work serviif- R«H.a»a*laOH 49S9I50 Board ot Health, Monmouth Countv, New Jersey on June I, 1983. Sealeoating Work guaranteed MARY LARSON. Borough Clerk guaranteed. Tune ups. brakes, PAULS ROOFING 1 SIDING- - passed on first reading and were ordered to be published according Charles Stanley Jr. 741-4343. ASK FOR... TEACHERS MOVING INC. — oil change & lube job /8M611 hi tar ft rcpalrt. Frac . to law Said Ordinances win be further considered for final passage STONE BLACKTOP-SEALER Big or small. Licensed and in- at the Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Regional Board of Health to Land Clearing, slump removal, LAWN BARON 222-7230 sured. Free estimates. Fair m>iro. m-1471. - be held on July 27, 1983 at BOO p.m. in the Monmouth Beach Borough 444 Bathroom topsoil, stone, dirt, WOOD CHIP Haven S30 1333 250 Other Public Notices 250 Other Public Notlcts Halt. 22 Beach Road, Monmouth Beach, New Jersey, at which time PING. EROSION SPECIAL A ZEEK CONTRACTING INC. ROOFING SIDING - All«round Remodel Ing & - Lawns graded L seeded RR norm imprpvemanl. fully In ORDINANCE NO 1 and place, or at anv lime and place lo which such meeting shall from ISTS. n\UV time to time be adiourned, all persons interested will bt given an C«ramkTlle ties walks, walls & drives. Un- 640 Painting A uirad. Irtt nlinuln 2B IH». AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A CODE REGULATING RE derground leader drains TAIL TOOD ESTABLISHMENTS. AND FIXING FEES FOR opportunity to be heard concerning said Ordinances. PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - 540 Fill Dirt '4/USi Paperhanging nww _ LICENSING THEREOF. AND PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS Sidney B Johnson. Jr . Secretary And ceramic tile, new ft repairs. FILL DIRT 4 TOP SOIL — Ric A CP PAINT MASTERS - In- THEREOF July 12 1188 M 741 4072. 431 M7t or 280-0397 Johnson. 471-8M7. 24 hrs . orCOMPLETE LAWN CARE - O, exterior Affordable 744 Trt« Scrvlcts UL It ORDAINED BY MONMOUTH COUNTY REGIONAL MO-8804. 7 a.m 7 p.m. Mowing, edging, trimming De- prices. Refs , estimates Piaster HEALTH COMMISSION NO 1, CREATED AND OPERATING pendable Service 870-3282. _ HI C TREE SERVICE - All 244 Wtst Long Branch 244 Wwt LofHJ »rjnch 445 Carpentry nu 4 staining. Call 229-4J39. UNDER N J R S 26 1-13 ET SEO • AND THE SEVERAL ACTS •Maw «ll nil IriKk. M clear, CARPENTER — Will do small AMENDATORY THEREOF AND SUPPLEMENTARY THERETO WEST LONG BRANCH 565 Fireplaces & 626 Lawn Mower mo. heul.ng. dumMog. tree etli- iot>s m spare lime to tuPPtement AND COMPRISED OF IHE BOARDS OF HEALTH OF THE ALL AROUND PAINTING mates Reliant*, insured. income. Free estimates. Call BOROUGHS OF EATONTOWN. HIGHLANDS. MONMOUTH NiMH l- IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was Woodstoves Tune-ups int. entvpackiing patching M2 MM2 •414m. _ Ml A' M. OCtANPORT. SEA BRIGHT, SHREWSBURY, TINTON introduced and passed at its lirsl reading al a meeting of the Mavor FIREPLACES WOOD STOVES 48-HR — Spring tune UP service. sheet rock piaster Reasonable wobor'S TREE" SERVICE — FALLS AND WEST LONG BRANCH, AND THE TOWNSHIP OF and Count il ot ihv Borough of West Long Branch held on Thursday. CARPENTER - Additions. *' Chimneys, brick hearths* walls Brigg* & Tecumseh engines AH wailv's **•'«*]"?.• ?•'•?•*' •XfJL Tree & Ihru6 Irtmrmna A re- SHHE.WSBURV. EACH AND ALL IN THE COUNTY OF MON July 7. |9U, and was laid over lor second reading and final passage terationi, decks, kitchens, cabi- Brick, stone, block, concrete phase small engines repaired BRANCH PAINTING— t WEEK moval. Fully insured. Free esti- MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. THAT : at a meeting of the Mavor and Council ot the Borough of West Long net work. Chris Johnson, Repairs _J Black. 291-0037 Call B4J 6910 between 9 8 ONLY. 1 FAMILY HOUSE U2S Branch to be held on Thursday. August 4, 19S3. at 8:00 P.M. al mates sjo-ian. Section t A code regulating retail food establishments and J41 IMM ROOMS. J3t, 988 1313- Borough Hall, at which time a Public hearing, will be held upon the tiamg penalties for violations is hereby established pursuant to 571 Food 635 Light Hauling same and all per sons will be given the opportunity to be heard. CENTRAL JERSEY CONST. - Nt-vised Statutes 76 1 69 I lo 69.6 and Revised Statutes 16.392 and Additions, alterations, garages. HOMEMADE GOODIES - l MOUSES - Garages, yard A HIGH QUALITY PAINTING — 7M Typ|rrBS«rvlct MARY F. GALLAGHER Interiors 4 exteriors, free esli decks, repletemea! doorsft win - iho/nui, ludO*. Dirt World gutters c leaned oul & hauled OAK HILL SECRETARIAL Borough (. wr mates, eac focal refs. Call Steve dowt, 291-4411. cheesecake, blue ribbon carrot dw2. Section 3 Thrn copies of the said "Chapter 11 Construction. Call W70W. [ _li BOROUGH OF WEST LONG BRANCH HOME REPAIRS In estimate* MJ o«3* Nee O ir'tJUR HOU5I Operation, and Maintenance of Retail Food Establiviments," New CLEANING YARDS - Cellars, SECTION t No person shall park a vehicle lor more than one (It tenor exterior, small iocs wel PAINTED? — Rip Collins. John Jersey State Sanitary Code, have been placed on fiieln (he Office ot Improvements hour upon anv of the streets or parts o* streets described below allies 4 garages, tree estimates. Blank house painting Reason Ihv Health Commission upon If* introduction of the JorOtnante and come Call Guy, 49H479. NAME OF C * C CONSTRUCTION CO Call *M8421 or 144-42*4. abW 4 e—d.'RefS 843 2344 7*4 Window Wathlng will remain on file there until final action is taken ot/lhii Ordinance RETIRED CARPENTER - STREET SIDES LOCATION Lowest prices. Commercial CLEAN YARDS PAINTING — Wilh DuUhbov for the use and oiamination of the public. Seeks small 4 medium, sited EATONTOWN WINDOW Broadway South From the northwester Iv edge ot Oakwood home renovation Rooms Cellars. altKs A garages July kpacial one wee* one fami- Section 4 Thr said Regional Commission, and Us agents. 01 lobs. Free estimates. 741 SJW er CLEANING - ResidenlML com- Avenue and Broadway lo a paint 3*0 feet dor mersoatioS'garages-decks Free estimates ly how H» two lamilv. 1490. rmolovees. including but not limited (0. its Health Officer, shall have 7 '4 0*00 rci*. induttri*! Free esti- westerly thereol improvements. S41-t»i. 747 1874 the right ol entry, at any reasonable hour, into and upon any Public. • T4I-2I49 Call '74-wrr . mates. Insured 74.-78JB. Hroadwav North From the northwesterly edge of Victor Ave- CHRIS HANLON CONSTRUC or private building, or premises for Ihe purpose of enforcing the COLLEGE STUDENT — With iiS HOOPING 4 PAINTING WINDOW CLEANING nue and Broadway 10 a point 170 feel west 45+CarPtO+an.iw DON - Bathroom I kitchen provisions of such Code and of this Ordinance, or determining er iv thereof. rack body truck, hauling, awav of CO. — Froa oslimaus Ei- whether such provisions or the rules and regulations 0. this Regional At exPERTC**petClean«n*) — remodeling, roofing ft lKhng, ad- victor Avenue East . From the northeasterly edge of Broadway branches. 4 debris, moving, odd parlawtd. inwrad. reVMnaM* PROFESSIONALS Commission are being complied with and obeyed No person Shall Uphofsterv cleaning. AeawneMa ditions * ^iterations A windows and Victor Avenue to a point 200 feet north w*\ f-rr>f •Htimclr- 942 09*} i Call Tttjm os-POM such antev. or hinder or mleilere wilh tni* Revtontil Cam •' Hoffmen. 74r*qfB». t daon 24414 etiv thereol.' • mission or any of its agents, or employees, or Health Otlker, all as SEC TION 2 AH Ordinances, or parts of Ordinances, heretofore

4 1 Fees for licensing of retail food establishments w hereby repealed fued a* follow* MUNJ This Ordinance shall lake eltect immediately upon ENT ADULTS CAN rmtJwrvMr 'ifiti! pnsvtTue afvU Miutfiation~at pf uvidetf i>y tow. end vpon *ne 4 1b EstaMivbments other than Restaurants tpprovai bv the Oorvrinwni ot Transportation of Ihe Stale ot New, (I) B«lween4,U00and 10.000square feet . SHOW per vea*l, > HERE EACH WEEK! .LL 542-1700 fit O**r 10.000 sawirr feet 1400WI*' **-» II HH» Wilted »1 HtUWllrtH OAftMMM - Fast «r Hrt- ii Hip wanted 71 Merchandls* Merchandise M,k«Mai»icMir» TUESDAY, JULY 12,1983 The Daily Register B11 art* m %>m* Area. MM mm troakerl taaft- tor Salt for Sale 4 MM* awnwr to: IM 0-411 ate a* **ew- TM O*Hv «e*hster. IMMikwv. URNITURE PLUS — Moving, 71 Mtrchandlst Pttsand HJ ami, « vow t» d*Uvir TM TIMfc - O.aralar, » In UN WtlUnWoft Con- O*>»orti*t,ltY must sell Bookshelves, tall for Sato LIvtMtock HEAD VARSITY SWIMMING «w on RT M In Matawan. Call wr, air conditioner, tele- ISHEKY RESTAURANT — In BEDROOM - 3 place, bureau. phones, barbells, snack tables, COACH - mmmlin tar tM •ill i tht Circutatloi. Owl., chest of drawers, nient table, SEARS KENMORE ELEC. RINDLE BOXER FOR STUD eamonkaml** PAKTTlMt - Latent *rtM. Eau«l OpMHunltv Em- " * Pleasant. H ilereo. TV. bicycle, llejuer cabi- 101 ApartnrnU 1111,000 M9J. CHANDELIER, pewter, 4 DRYER — Heavy duty, Ion* — 2 year etd male, AKC reels- M/F. • candle. tWO. DINING TABLE. net, dinette set. mikes 4 stands, have I or me* _ __ typewriter table, movie camera, capacity, asking $135. 3 yrs old. Sored, exc. blood lino 4 form. LARGE ROOMS A BATH —All WAREHOUSE - Mutt (M re- •OARDTVALK VIDEO ARCADE Orexel. 44 Inch. 1 leaves, pads. 4 oiler, megailnes 4 much Call 971-17J4 49$-*112 atlar 4 p.m. utilities paid Must see lo ap- with kwewmw «f wefeM traHv . In a oMunM Mwrils chairs. 1405 Kitchen PIDES rec.au. Call_7e7-4te2 ln* muriates, mm kmnIn* dew. M a Iwka-wMMy issws- uw AIV Ga*«'i Htl — Ill Lone •ranch Cash busi- are. Call MO Pill SECTIONAL SLEEP SOFA - UNNIES 4 RABBITS - ness 1I4S.00O TAL TABLE, 14". M0 74HI50. resym: OoutHas Nlnn. Aqulk PM*r In Ocaan County. Call G.E. HEAVY-DUTY ELECTRIC Queen site, UO0 Also bedroom Mnerfi. Mini Loos 4 regular 1 BE RDE EN — Stralhmore DW*CW C*mnmtmy YMCA. IU Ocean Co. Raponor. Dlwlay Ad- BEDROOM SET - Walnut- DRYER — Exc. cond. 1130. Items. 747-7741. hutches. ardent. Atlantic Awe Etficien- vwiUIn* pajit.. IW-IHO OUSE/HANDYPER&ON — FFICE BUILDING I. WARE- Danish modern, double bureau animal tapes 471-1307 v. 1364; l bedroom. $411. 2 WMA»lf*lt*H with mirror, chesl-en-chest. 1 Melel wardrobe closet, 115. Call SEWING MACHINE - Ken &•••!•¥ «00 Ptr «Mk, full com HOUSE — In Kevpen. with 7I7-O0*! more. 10 dial stitch, used 5 limes BUNNIES, RABBITS bedroom, 14*6 Cooking A heal- HOUMMRlNTt - E ftSO N TO WO«K — Fell oanv btmfiu. c*n urn* silwor. .OOO income IMO.000 night tables, headboard and bod ing included, tmmed. occupancy MM MMr hnn I* irrationally mem 4aU. MINI war* varied tram* us* Cell 74HS70. G.E. 12" COLOR TV — Set. Like Paid $1*9, askln* 1140 2*4*»49 Mwtu-cator MMTtM CMMrm, MM Ml. TO hours. II ar otdar. Ifl-tM. 747tm SIMMONS - Mattress set. Call 7te-0TO arevMe ura Mr chlMran I fester WKKEND RECEPTIONIST- •era Inc.' Raallars BEDROOM FURNITURE - BEROEEN - Wellington r o«oo«e« — e. •attar Homos and Oardens Desk, chair 4 new U» Child's ENTRAL N.J. CHAPTER - 'lace brick condo 3 bedroomi. 3 can) Macao. In vow hem*. TYPIJT — For HMmMI r*«l •. Msk. (1). stereo, UM. call >MA otters all breed show nan Tralnln*. Won anal UUlin oerlenced. Animal VIIIOM. IM A ato offki. WMMt Pt-H" GRAVELY I HP — Can- baths, fireplace, fully carpeted, vorllMe. dual wheel welk-behln*. dllng. all levels of obedience enlral air. pool, tennis. Aveil •Ml CHWMMMM orevMed. Call Mwy U WU.IB IHMI WORK OVERSEAS INCOME IN ASiURY - t-laml- BEDROOM SETS — 1 five-piece. starting July 10 In Shrewsbury AuMI L*mr. Coordinator IZZA * SUB MAKE* - Nlaht ly. Assumable uejoc mart 175 4 SIM. Chest 4 double 50" cutting deck. Ml II17 after 5 SMITH CORONA TYPE- able Aug. I $700 a mo. 944-9411. U0,000-M0.OJ» WRITER - 2200 used 5 limes. handling. 1444534 Obe Mon.-Frt., v a.m lo 5 p.m. Therapeutic CommnMlv Horn snltt onl>. Ennrlence nun + Bows. For Info Call return of 30% with llj.000 down. ktnee, 291-7327. Program. CMMran'i Psvcfilatrlc sery. Apply In person to Lulel's Pealtlve cash flaw. Near beach. desk/chair. $125. Four-cushion GRILL — Gas. propane tank. $275. Sears mlmoographer, used, AUfcHUfcbN 2FAMILY Center. WMTM. An Canal 00- Famous Plua. 477 Mlddla IU.. I3i;> m-i'ii. Em. m Separata apt. in rear, won't last. gold velvet couch. 1200 ) brown El Pall*. M* so in., 141 $50 or best ofter. 291-4217. REE CATS - To a good home Yard for kids, den, onlv $325 •arttmtlt tmtoyer 'leaflet AftD WORK — WMdlna 4 am- Hi REALTORS »31-«00 velvet rockers, S50 ea. Dinette, *rl-tJ10 V SOFABED - Full Good-natured, good with kids 1- omc Rentals Bkr. 319-1334 r*l maintonanc*, U hn p«r SUP. SM-SJ09. sited/avocado, Kroehler. up- r -old Champagne 4 2-vr-old HOUSEKEEPER — 71 shin, lor IZZA PERSON - EnD'd Call . 13 » par hr. Fair Haven, AUNDROMAT — Coln-oo. CHINESE ORIENTAL RUG - holstered, Contemporary, three o. Call anytime. 591-9541. ABERDEEN TO ASBURV mMMIIal can laclllly. Call 12-31X3 i Wash, fold service, drop-off dry BEDROOM SET — ! piece, X9, or*, value $900, only 4 mos. cushions, two bolsters. $150. Red Bank 1 bedroom. $30O's *t10 4 i p.m. leaner Bast eWor. 5HMIII Queen-tlte. like new. Relocating. iM. Asking S475 or best offer 2 REE TO GOOD HOME - Two Long Branch 1-bedroom, 1200*1 •YURIKAS •710355 iwin black A white kittens. 3 mo. PIZZA DRIVERS WANTED - ET SHOP — Owner must sell Saw, negotiable 134-7454' lamps, gold with silk shades. 30 Keamburg 1-bedroom, $2OO's INSURANCE - Ponanal linn 'ou have found Itl Save on food SOFA — Turn-of the-centurv. M Call 747-4713. Must have own car, evenings. no to Illness. • yrs., e«cellent BEDROOM SUITE — Klng-sli*. " hlgti, $50 for both. 74114*4. Offs o. apii to choose. Call us! MCnKn. Tharauah knawte** bills while you earn. Bast multi- European, Empire back, navy EE GERMAN lome Rentals Bkr. 3W-.3.M a) mmmiimi and private eat Apply In person only, 15 North level business around. Ground Rod Bank location. U9.M0 Llb- 4-ptece, all wood, 5450, dinette, 4 HAVE — An unwanted Item or ftrtdt Aw., Bad Bar*, m-wi iral owner financing avail. velvet, handcarved rosewood SHEPARD/COLLIE — Jyrs. olo. tenner autantoMle Insurance It " ' opportunity. Call (101) captain's chairs. 1 leaves. $350. two you'll like to sell? An ed this trim, $375. Matching chair, • TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 2 nacauarv. E«c anWoymanl op- «-nsior mum. Call 7394M4. lie for 10 days, lust $4- Call The spayed, hes all shots. To arsjood bedrooms Heat A water in- EP PERSON 4 Sue MAKER Register Clesslfled. 542 1700. chestnut brown velvet, $125. Up- I, Call 4*5-4410 anytime. porlunlly. Call The Olltmar — Eaperlenced only. I evenings REFRIGERATION. AIR CON- BEDROOM SET — Girls. 5 holstered slipper chair. C. 1*00, luded Suitable tor responsible Atancy, »M Good Mlary. Apply In Mragn Bibyslttln,- DITIONING-Haatlna contracl- places, $75. Needs rellnlshln*. HOTPOINT — Electric range GERMAN SHEPAP.D PUPPIES ouple only $450 per mo. + 1 mo. only, 15 North Brldoa Avt. R*d 52 In* business ten gross 119.000 944-0779. oven, coppertone. Self-cleaning No peoers. 149. security. Available Aug. t. INSURANCE - Personal linn 707-9311. UO-OMS MS7I. •actuary, tnorouwi knowledge Ban*. 04, 1411, ChlldCar* plus or minus. Truck., Inventory Best offer. 717-1412 ofter epm. "i accounts. Scottsmen a Hell BEDROOM SET — Double SOFA, LOVESEAT. CHAIR - TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — o» namaaonar I family a«tpmo- ROCESS MAIL AT HOMEI — BABYSITTER WANTED — dresser, with 1 mirrors, chest -on- HUTCH — Like new. 12xW. Matching white velvet, goad GIVING AWAY —1 female cats, Mta covaraM 4 rating men actory Service. Moving soon. eees 14 4. Call eves.. >ne-bedroom. walk to marina 1 75.00 per hundred) No en Flexible hours. Must Wve kids I. will negotiate. 4*K7M chesL 1 nlghl tables and I head $400 Radio phonograph stereo. cond . needs (leaning First $150 W2S Adults preferred •ary. INC. omptavmant op perlence. Part or full-time. Start animals. US weekly. Rats, re- ird. very good cond. Asking $75. 2 lire rims, 14", $30. Metal takes it ewav. After 5 p.m.. 741 7114 7J0M1 portunllv. Call Tne Dlltmor immediately. Details • sand seM- quired. Asli for Laura. 74I-333I. EFtVlCE STATION — Renovet. $595 471-0471. bed frame. $10. Call 741-35*4. 5427437 GOLDEN RETRIEVERS — Aiancv, 4*2 2343. 1:30 l-b*y on busy highway TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — •ddrestart stamped envelop* to BABYSITTER NEEDED — For BEDDING - Used mattress 1 SUPERIOR - Megs. Two II", AKC. four moles. Champion anH.Hpm, C.R.I.-m, P.O. Box 45, Stuart, ivate brand. For additional In- HYBRID LILAC BUSHES - bloodline, Sire CDX. Health 7-29 Bay ave. 3 rooms, evtaiable 4 4 year old. Atl. Highlands box spring. $25 or best offer Call $1.50 ea. while they last. $150. Two Typhoon steel dishes. FL. M4W. formation write: Bon L-4SI, Tha 741-0247 guaranteed. $400. 042-1199. August 1, mint IMS month- LEARNING CONSULTANT — area. Call I*l-4s7*. Dally Register. Shrewsbury, NJ 041-1379 15 ". $111. Together $250. 747-9493. electric. Paul P. Bove inc Part-time, 1 day par week, to RODUCTION CONTROL GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS CHILD CARE — Exp. woman for 07701. BEDROOM SET - Hardwood HYBRED LILAC BUSHES — SWEET CORN - string beans 4 671 2S44. work aim Child Study Taam In CLERK — Permanent full time twin captain's bed, bookcase For sate, %7$ tha Union Baach PuMIc Scnools poilllon tor electronics manufac- teacher's kindergarten child. My St.50 aa. while they last. Jlher vegetables Wholesale, re Call 5304397 home. Own transportation. Mon • headboard, night stand 4 54' 042.1179 tail. Casola Farms. R1. 120 East. Mull have full Laarnlng Consul- turer In our production control Frl.. K. 1/H-t/H Rets. U1UU *2 MertgMi dresser. 1 year old. $450. Cal Warlboro. 944-4204. HUNTER'S SPECIAL - U. taut cenlfketlon. Call H4-5400, oept. Figure detail skills re- 1714111 Pedigreed Beagle puppies Shot. mtmti MM* tn iU. ;« ; MOTHF.P'* W.FL PF» "- IBM TYPEWRITERS SWIMMIWG POOLS NEVER A COST TO YOU LCIML aC-MClAHT ? HV< HtNIAL $22>$20 per mo •T wormact fast! Swimming pool Salt a a^*twa»a,rtJ>Ul*«.l>-JtL . Rad Bank ana law firm. Salary :omputariied Invantorv control housekeeping in my Aberdeen 30-YR. TERMS BURNING STOVE — • ac Rent-option to buy 747-1441 ton is going on right now! Big,nlng. $150. Ceil 717-4357. HOME RENTALS _ _JW-1«I • commangurat* with aKparlanca. applications. Exc. company ben- home while mother cares tor cessorles, 11» firm. Call after ! BM TYPEWRITER — Ex- tw. popular i«3 famllv-siied KEESHHOUND — Wi yr.old REEHOLD — Post and Coach Full Mnatltt. PMaiant, modern :hlldren. Part-time. Own trans. p.m.. 495-9404. •male, has papers. Working offices Please apply to LAW efits. Apply Wheelock Signals 2ND MORTGAGES ecutive. Good condition, $175. tols with deck, fence, filter A 11.age 1-bedroom garden apts Inc., 273 Branchport Ave.. Long Refs. Call between 4 p.m. & 9 l.F, GOODRICH — Tires, foui Call 741-9490 arrantv, installed for only UN oupit can't lake care of her vatlable. Hot water e. pool sup OFFICES OF ELLIOT M. . S44-4497 SAME DAY DECISIONS Aiking 127S. Cell 747)242 MARVEL, 747-4110. Branch, N.J. 07740. Equal Oo T/A radlals. Used six months. LADY'S BICYCLE — 3-speed. III finance. Call Dave direct tor •tied. Open t>»es C*ll 462-J21 V_ poflunlty Employer. RESPONSIBLE — Live-In, In- 5.000 miles. 14" TV's. S250. Call $25. 22" power mower, $25. C.B. imedlalt service. iQO-233-0307. KITTENS - Litter trained, 9 HA/Lfcl - 2-bedroont Condo, LEGAL SECRETARY — Part, LOW RATES REPORTERS - Needed to cov lelllgent. loving person to care radio, $15. Power drill, com- HAYER COGIN SOFA — weeks old, black, black A white balhs. 1635 per mo. Call lima work, prior experience 4 for small child 4 4-bedroom mercial, $15. Single bed with box lece sectional with 3 ottomans ,and striped females 67I-SOV5 M0SW or 2M-MU. talk stilts roaulrad, 047.au or municipal government meet- Bayshore Mortgage BOOKCASE HEADBOARD ing! tor Tha Dally Regliter. home. 4 days per week. Oo not 144-S1I4 COMPLETE — $40. SVi square and matrass. Ilka new, $30.ic. cond. $3*00 new, asking KITTENS — Black Persian type. HIGHLANDS - 3-bedroom LUNCHEONETTE Some experience neceitarv. epplv unless you have ex ooflng shingles. 550 707-0431. 9222040 TOO. Alto 4-plece Wicker living Free to good home. loartment. Balcony & backyard, Part-time perlence 4 3 references. This Is A DIRECT LENDER oom set, recently imported, exc. U7S * utilities. Security & refer Payment per article. Please BOXES CORRUGATED LARGE MIRROR — Air condi- H2-33U BO-tW don't call. Sand relumei and a long-term arrangement. Reply GRANITE MTG. tioner window 2 small living ond. S3O-7W0. >nces. No pets. 4fS-2137 Avail with photograph 4 resume to Boi For Moving A Storage, end tor KITTENS — Free lo i ible AtW. 1. MATH TEACHER - Some com- work lemples to Jena Fodtrero. CENTER Industry. A complete line of room chairs, winter coats, pair d home. Cute A playful 7 City Editor. Box O-4M. Tha Dally K-4J4, The Dally Register, Low Rates crutches. Call 495 4734 puter knowledge Mon.-Frl., fam Shrewsbury, N.J. 077OI. TIES old. Call Ellen. 741-M69 thru 12, 4 Tuat. aval., M pm. Regiiter. Shrewsbury, N.J. SECOND MORTGAGES LAWN MOWER— Toro sell-oro- USED RAILROAD HIGHLANDS Contact the Union Baach Adult 17701. SHREWSBURY AREA — House- To 1250.000 391-1427 MALE — Chihuahua, all shots, keeping 4 care of 3 school-age CALIFORNIA CULTURED pelted Good shape. 21" cut. ad ho use broken, t year old. Must Scnoef. man between t 4 1. We're Equal Opportunity Em. fixed rale up to 15 yrs. lustawe wheels. Call 741-2054. OOL SET — 4 Ft. Cratlsmen, WINDMOOR ploysrs M/F. children. Hours: I pm -6 pm FIRST MORTGAGES STONE — White, 70 sq. ft., $95. sell. Good home only. Asking $50. MECHANIC - Enperlenced. Mon. through Frl. S100 per week To 1200,000 Storm door 4'0"x30". $35. Double LAWN MOWER — 34" Bobcat, tiled with snep-on tools. Valued Call Hi-2272. TOO PORTLAND RT)^' own tool!. Salary, full-time. App- REAL ESTATE SALES — W* il $5,000, must sell lor $2100. Call Must have car 4 reti. Must be 30 yr. fixed rate hung window, with ttormer, lust serviced, new Brlaos 4 MASTIFF PUPS —AKC, S girts, ly U Mr. Mprrli, Finn Bulck, havt 2 poittiont •vallablc for available for summer 4 School 27x45". $25. Lu*n door. >'I"X31", 191-0441. after 5 call 291-SO47 AND •> ROOM APIS AVAIL Long Branch. For prompt service, 741-3551 Strallon motor. 0 hours on motor. 4 boys. Champion bloodline Sire, IcanMd tain (wool*. lncr*«i« ear. Reply to Box W-4S7. Tha or visit us at; $10. 4 panel door 4'0"x]4". $15, $1400. Call 739-4510. ROPICAL FISH TANK — 15- group placement winner. Health ABLE FOR IMMED. OC- MOTEL CLEANING — Full and four pottntlal-call O*rr«h Al Dally Register, Shrewsbury, GM auto air compressor, $15 gallon, all Plexiglass, all equip- CUPANCY. PRIVATE DOCK ocHt**, Shrawtburv. 741-M3t. N.J. 07701. 14 West Front St., Red Bank LIVING ROOM SET — Sofabed, guaranteed. $450 A $750.471 0149. part-time Exp preferred. App- Available 7 Days a Week. Call 944-3351. loveseal 4 chair, 1 year Did. $400 ment, perfect condition. Cost ly. Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwv. 35, S3S0 new, asking $00. 291-1174. SADDLE WESTERN — GoodAND BEACH, FULLY ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS CAMERA — Nikon F Photomlc Call 1M-2I90 or 544-2914 cond Blue luede on seat & down Hafrnda,. TEACHER NEEDS SITTER - 28mm 4 115mm lenses. Case 4 YPEWRITER — IBM Selectrlc CARPETED. CENTRAL AIR. REAL ESTATE HOLMDEL In my Freehold Boro horn* for Low rates, first 4 secondary LIVING ROOM SET — Modern. •tlrrtips. Asking S130. Call AMPLE PARKING. STARTING MOTOR ROUTES — Part-time mortgage financing/corporate accessories included. 5HS Call Ilka new, never used, love seal 0, l. extra balls, $300. B43-B937. Yo«, w« art hiring 471-M33 chiidcare t light housekeeping 042-095; alter 4 pm. Call m-132* Early morning, established newi- Must have own transportation Ic n specialist. couch, 14JS Call 717-5400. SAMOYED MALE PUPPY — AT S49S PER MONTH + UTILI paper routai ere available to Why not Join Arrwrlca'i No. 1 lop Wlltr: Century 21 Ability Rlty take 4-yr. old to nursery school. Kramer Financial Assoc. CAMERA NIKON F2AS — With LIVING ROOM - H" velvet YPEWRITER — Portable elec AKC, all shots, wormed. $300 S. CALL o7?-0181. reliable people with can In Colts mornings a week. References re- 201-344-1QO4 MD3/MB2/50mm lense. $400. Brother Correct-O-Ball, 12" Inch Neck. Howell, RM Bank. Long •Mr. sofa. 3 glass 4 chrome tables, I Older dog will not accept. Call HIGHLANDS — 3 bedrooms. quired. Reply lo The Daily Reg- Nlkkor 200mm. $130. Call Carl si lloor lamps, chrome chair, 139c arriao*. Color T.v. Sears 19" Branch, Little Silver, REAL ESTATE SALES - W* ister, Box 0-431. Shrewsbury. First Mortgages 944-31U. eves. elephone answering machine, Heat supplied $350 a mo., l mo. Keambure, Monalapen, Engllsn- n«od rvolp now. 4,000 nationwide nventlenal 30-Yr FHA/V firm. Call 495-2351. USED SADDLE - Passier For cuntv required Call 842-3416. N.J. 07701. ___ CANOPY 8EO — Nlghl stand 4 Ouophone All Items less than 4 lawn. Marlboro. Exc. earnings office*, TV advertising, home MAGNAVOX — 25" contem- mos. old, call 042-to»4. ward seat. 17" with fittings. $300 HIGHLANDS I FAMILV that will help supplement your warnnll*!, national proeramt, TEACHER — Needs mature 2ND Mortgages bedding. $1» Cabinets free. Call porary, 14 mos. old. Excellent firm. 471 3493. Yard, fiei lease. UOO's present Income. Call *»242-0*» labuiout training - miin succtn minded person to babysit in m* 739-9070. condition. Call 7B7-7243 UPRIGHT PLAYER PIANO 3-bedroom, kidt ofcav, W5 toll-fre*. for you. ERA Mtlmtd Rultori, Middletown home for 2'/i veai Same Oav Decisions Low Rates $300 or best offer. Home Rentals Bkr 3W 1J34 old, with some light house MAGNAVOX STEREO CON Call 291 0157 60 Bicycles keeping, beginning In Sept. Part SOLE — Walnut color with 4 NURSES-RN's & LPN'S Commercial Mortgages (rack AM7FM 4 turntable. Ask UPRIGHT FREEZER - 10 CU REAL ESTATE SALES - time. Own transportation. Refer 20K To 1 Million Mini Blkts KEANSBURG CERTIFIED mcdlct* opportunity for weeeat Ing $100. 495-4570. ft., by Imperial. $375. i room cottage, only 1300 NURSE'S AIDES encei required. Reply lo Bo> Call 495-135? BATAVUS MOPED — Excellent •nd high ••rnlngi. Join • team of K-4S1, The Dally Regfstei When Your Bank Says "NO". MAPLE — Dining set with four 4 room dupleit, 1400. heat HOMEMAKERS profMsiontis who care about condition. Quick sate price, $150 HOUSEKEEPERS 4 LIVE INS Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Parkway Says "YES" CHECK THIS OUT.. cane chairs. After 5 pm 747-4404 WASHER A DRYER — Heavy MIDSTATE Rentals .B3-0100 trtolr Mletpeoplt. Pirionailted Call Get more readers to check out or 041 3290 $200 or Mil offer duty Frigldatre, $100 ea, KEANSBURG — Modern 1 (M/F) . nlng program, bott com' vour ad wltti a CHECK al the lop IIKES -i 3 girl's Ross. 16" witC bedroom apt- S300 per mo., 1'? Full or part-time, needed for MAPLE BED — Full Slle 47145S7 anytime million plan plus lop highway 53 Pomtitlc H«lp Parkway Mortgage and/or bottom of your copy. Cal WEDDING GOWN — White, on raining wheels A 30", like new mos. security, plus utilities. Apt. North Monmouth area. High pay. location. Help to make vour lob l South Mam St. The Dally Register Classified Mahogany, twin sll*. Hand $50 each 7394027 after 6:30 P.m B, 29 Grove PI. Call 382 4S*6, 4-t, No tee. Call tor Interview at Peo- COMPANION FOR ELDERLY mower. Call 244-1234. or off the shoulders, with shon easier and you more succtuful Marlboro, N.J. Department today for details, Jeeves, beautiful A perfect for VE STAR GENE RAL .m. or after 9 p.m. ple Care, 2*4 Broad St.. RadThe Boom ft back. WOMAN — Live-In preferred 542-1700 Bank, S3O1PM, or I River Rd.. Room and board plus salary 710-1810 MASON'S SAND - Bargain, ap his season, siie 10. Also in MOPED 19«2 — 375 miles. Call KEANSBURG — ~C~le»n, 2 ACADEMY AGENCY 7M-2222 Eatontown area. Oav worker proxlmately 4 tons. Clean. Youn luded, full slip, finger tip veil after 4 p.m.. 495-3137. bedroom apl. , private entrance, arieiio, MO-MM. lor $40 If you pick It up. Rumson. RECEPTIONST — Doctor's of with own trans, will be con it ra pi ess bra, (34A), ring HONDA EXPRESS II - io pets. 18 Hancock St. 787-4924 NURSE RN M/F — Part time flee, part-time Including I nlghl sldered. Call UtiUI or WJ 790, 63 Montyto Loa n Call 741-0730. First come, fist bearer's pillow, A money bag alter 4pm coveraoe for 7-3 shift, with alter- first served^ Excellent condition. $395. l> Saturday morning. Some typ- Onlv worn once, perfect cond 495 2137 KEANSBURG Two 3-room nating weekends Call between 9 ing Holmdel area. Reply to Box HOUSEKEEPER/COOK — Flvt ALL HOME OWNERS ICHESS CHALLENGER) - $250 or best reasonable offer a.m. 4 ] p.m. Our .n of Carmel days, general cleaning, cooking MATTRESSES — Must sell over HONDA — CRN 19t1. In apis I furnished ft t unfurnished. K 453, The Daily Register, ATTENTION 1000 name brands, mattresses, •72-0495, Small apt. is furnished. JJ2* per Nurllng Horn*. **s-4**1. Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. and laundry Ham to 7 pm or u merest rales, on U.S. Govern- condition. Asking $4M. am to 4 pm. References and owi box springs 4 sleeper met Call 5*3-1702 month Large apt. is un- NURSES-LPN M/F — Full and malt backed funds, are up to tresses. All sues, such as Sealv, WEDDING GOWN - Beautiful furnished, 137S per monlh. Call RESEARCHER/COLLEGE transportation required. (150 pei 11%. You can still eat money, at CHILDREN'S BOOKS — 100 summer white lace with part-time position! avail. 3-11 4 Golden and Dr. Suess. $25 take: Sena, Spring Air, Eclipse, etc HONDA EXPRESS MOPED 1980 381 *m between 8am Spm 117 shifts. Call between 9 am 4 TYPE — Must have background this towrate , to pay off existing New, but slightly damaged or athedral length veil, must be — Good condition, First 1200 KEANSBURG — 3 rooms. 3 pm, Queen of Carmel Nursing LIVE-IN HOUSE first or second mortegagas & water-stained. From $29,95 each seen, siie 8-io, originally lakes it. 244-0717 before I p Church St area, immediate oc- planned subject; health-oriented loans. Business loans too. Cell now $170. Call 391-WO3. Home. **t 1*11. KEEPER/COOK — Checkabli Limited supply. Ram checks KAWASAKI 175 ENDURO upancv, V i mos security. 1260 background preferred. Anyone references, able to drive. Cal todev. tomorrow mav cost you CLOSING OUT SALE available. Grant Furniture, Mid- WEIGHTS A WEIGHT BENCH plus utihliei Call 9BS-8613. NURSES NEEDED M/F — To finding this ad should apply Pro- S42-10M. more. Custom silk flower shop closing Dirt bike, 1375 work In Insurance Rehab. Exc. dlebrook Shopping Center. Rt. 35. — With leg extension and sauaf OH 143-7445 viding the following. 1. E« typ- CALL COLONIAL TOLL FREE July 29th. LAST 1 WEEKS. Eve- Oekhurst, N.J. Mon. thru Frl., rack; CwMnt bar, weed bag A KEANSBURG DUPLEX J.»4lll!. Call Betly at A.R.C. st. 2. Exp'd dealing with people- WANTED HOUSEKEEPER - rvthine muslgo — 50%oft! Mon. MOPED LEM — I.IOO UMUIM*. 40* 4*1 MOO. Exp. and references. Sleep In. MO-3I16SSV Ext RN 10-9. Sat., till 4, Sun., 11-5. Call d, 70 Ib. punching bag. W All utilities paid, only iitu Inter vi«wing. 3. Conscientious. 4. Frl.. 10 to S. THE SILKWORM 493-4900. sell separately. 1300 takes all miles. $325. _f"i Rentals Bstr 389 1234 NURSE'S AIDES IM/FI Empathetlc. 9. Pottatch person. Phone Ml 1111 Home Equity Loans 294 Broad SI.. Red Bank. 74(-7t11 4. No ctock watcher*, 7 Neat and MINT CONDITION — B/W TV •ears pinba.ll machine, (50; KEANSBURG — Living room. New, application! only being ac 54 Situations Wantod Up to any amount, long termi CODE A-PHONE ANSWER MA inger Sewing Machine, console MOPED 1912 — In excellent tor. kitchen, I bedroom, bathroom cepted by Holmdel Convalescent organized. 1. Not prejudiced through Federel National Mort 530 or best offer. Atari 1400. good Possibility lifetime position with CHINE — Originally $359, Olvm cond. $50. Atari 2400 tapes, halt $135 542 9307- dition Motorcycle style. MOO oi ith shower only, refrigerator 8. Center. Apply If you are In- Female gage Association (F.M.). pla office manual Ivpewrllai besl offer. Call 471-36W. terested In • full-lime position dedication Ability to change and price Call 495-4490. WHIRPOOL FREEZER IS CU heat included No pets Middle adapt, computer-oriented- if you AVAILABLE — Aug. 1. House- THE MONEY STORE large cerrlaoe, used 3 months, FT. — Very good cond.. $150 NETRINI 1H0 — Mooed. lOW O couple or single preferred •nd are willing to devote yourself orminally »379, HOP t« W-4O5 MINI REFRIGERATOR completely to the proper care of are lh» above, than apply, othei keeper, part-time, V hours per f« 27« mileage, eut cond., U3S, Cal t295 *wr mo. 1 mo *[••. 671-5600 Exc cond., $71. Scott, al 611-6074. auired Can after 6 p.m. 787 2357 the geriatric patients Apply In wise don't bother Send resume dev. Excellent references 4. cai COLONIAL COUCH 4 CHAIR. Celt 495-9750. Wl NOOWS - Anderson. 1 single, person Mon.-Frl.. 10-13 noon 4 to: Dr Hoffman. 2t4 Broad St Call after 4 p.m.. 144 4J4J Toll-Ire* 1-000-221-9000 - Excellent condition Best of LOFT — 1 bedroom. Luxurious MIRRORED OAK HALL SEAT nulll, unused. Benchmai PEUGEOT MOPED 19U — Top 1:10-1:10. Holmdel Convalescent Red Bank, N.J. 07701. BABYSITTING — Mother of 1* fer. The Red Bank are*. Cal steel door, unused, 239-0933. model, never used, must sell location, wall-io-wall carpeting, Center 431-4212. — $400. 5 piece Rattan set. $400. laundry facilities, parking t&OO RESOURCE ROOM TEACHER mo. son will care for your child Call 042-1015 attar 5pm. WOODEN HUTCH — Contatninc In my Lone Branch home. Very COLO SPOT — Apt.-slied, 14 CU + ulililies per month 741 7196 NURSfM AIDE M/F — Call-in — To work In Union Beach school MOVING SALE — Sears Side by Biais knick-knack shelf, re LONG~BRANCH DUPLEX positions, mult have nursing system S hrs. per day, 5 days per reasonable rales. Ill r>« ft. refrigerator. $125. With 1-veei SCHWINN VARSIETY — 30", 10 guarantee. 7*7-7117 Side Refrigerator, avocado; h*ma a*M»laMa. Oa at* *•*.» Mufl t» h.llY r^tUl^f +• LO CABE In my Mlrt Merjiurrjiwaii Riiirwi two. o Apply In person, Mon.-Frl., Teacher of the Handicapped dletown home, dally or weekly. COLOR VIDEO - Cassette chairs, buffet black slate, WORLD WAR I — Army rifle, 10" Huffv A 1 ladies 21" Arava j.m -4 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Call 2M-M0D. Mon. thru Fri. Largo yard with 71 Merchandise corder, portable, timer, color wrought iron, avocado caliber imm, good cond.. $100 10 speeds, good cond.. $50 ea. LUXURY HI RISE BUILDING Nursing Home. I Middletown RESTAURANT ASST. MGR swing set In quiet neighborhood. camera, battery pock/choroer, vlnvl.'Oarag* refrigerator; ga Can 222-5M9 anvil me. 741-7843 SCHWINN VARSIETY - I bedroom starting at $525. 2 Aye., Atlantic Highlands. Bartending A cooking experience Lunches a, snacks Included. Rea- for Salt like new, $1100 or best oiler rage freeier; early American - 20", 10 speed, good cond. $100 bedrooms starling $72), includ sonable rates. Call 495-1959. 072-9144. VOUTH BEDROOM SET — Exc 1 girl's 30" Huffv A 1 ladies 21' mg all utilities Beautiful views, NURSE'S AIDE — Experienced necessary, good starting salary IO-PIECE DINING ROOM SET sofa & love seat, avocado plaid. cond., Contemporary, 5 pieces 1 benefits Sand resume to; Man Arava, 10 speeds, flood cond , 150 14 hr doorman service 7 76 5456 aide naadid for total-care elderly EXPERIENCED HOUSE — l«0's, very good cond.. solid CRYSTAL WAREHOUSE 4710114. ' pie dresser, bookshelves ta. 741-7143. patient In a private nursing feel). •ger, P.O. Box 2043, Ocean, N.J KEEPER — Has days available. walnut 5700. Calk 7410071 CLEARANCE SALE — To pri chesl of drawers, desk. 1400 cai MATAWAN Glenn Gardens. 077H. MOVIE PfltMftCTOR a. CAM SI. I-bedroom. $382, Ity. Reply to Box w-40*. The own transportation, references. 110 LB WEITHT SET — And pare for Inventory. Famous ERA — GAF SUPER I, all ex after 4 p.m., 707-404*. YAMAHA YZM 1978 — G Dally Register, Shrewsbury, Call anytime, 495-OTt. name Mouth Blown Hand-cut fu rondltlon. Helmet and manual bedroom. $443. I ned occupan RN M/F - ti-7 lull-time charge Bench. 520, 70 Ib heavy bag. 155. cellent condition, $K» Cal Meat included S66-S434 N.J. 0770V position. Excellent benefits EXPERIENCED MOTHER - excellent condition. Call 2*1-30)13 lead crystal. Sat.. 7/14/03. 9:30 717-WW. 72 Garage/Yard aarts $325 Call 364 4302 Brook date Nursing Center, Will babysit In her Hailet home III. 500 Long Branch Aye.. Long MATAWAN — Marc Hampton NURSE RN/LPN — M/F. Pert 12 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR — MOVING_— Bedroom%*t. e«n* J lima, oerlalric tnti/marv Call Hailtl. Can Mri, Bruit lor a» Flexible hours and reasonable Branch. N.J. Salts 4fl.««-iiiien!s, war f *'nii, RRi.. . . MUttnwa., itiJSSSS ,-itei. CM 7CT-1SX. oom chairs, TV, desk, oil paint .UTtitNfli Uf* HOUSE — En- 82 irtH Pools U. r tni-,.:-. i-: .oOt..a. Wi'j. i . skis,' w!Tf•"c*t*r"*fv7 need's DAVID BOW IE it. $515. Heat, hot water in NURSES AIDES — Full-time, 3 RN-LPN (M/F) — Part-time, 7 3 FAIR HAVEN MOTHER — With work. $30. 1 pair of 14" Ford itvx. Tubes, Hall a. Oats, M«n at ings, mirrors, collectibles, tools, yclopedla, washing l> sawing 12x34 FT. OVAL ALUMINUM 4 year old, would love to bebvsll rims, SO. Call 707-OW. 741-.Ml. machine, tools, stoves, furniture. POOL — With deck, filler A aeluded Aug. Sept. occupancy to II shift. Call between * A S t 3-11 shifts. Call for appoint Work, Police, Flock of Seagulls, etc. 12-6 p.m. Harktns Or..off No pets Moyiaoer. 177 C P.m. tor appointment, 471 0177 man., 471-0177. in my home. Terrific references Simon •% Garfunkel, Marvin new liner. $400. Call 787-4405 or Ave. ibt-JOn 10 1.-5 p r available Call Ml 4507 2 GLASS — Chrome 4 brass MOVING — Pool table, 1400, Palmer. Middletown. PAINTER — 5 years experience RN'S M/F — Immediate part tames. $75 Gave, Melissa Manchester. Rob- kitchen set with chairs, 1300; TV Closed Mon. ert Plant, Jackson Browne. EAST KEANSBURG — 37 Hay- Transportation. lime positions on all three shifts FREE LANCE - Secretarla Call 747-4511 set, $225, sofa, liso. tunnel couch MAT A WAN, HIGHLANDS Service. Former Corp. legal sec 573*400. and table, $30; humidifier, |40; Ave. Frl. A Sat., July 15 A 16, M Mtrchandlst Call 4719125. Good salary Mav apply at: CHf 3-PIECE COLONIAL tO-5om. Air conditioner, baby 3 rooms, $390. Child ok. PART-TIME OPTOMETRIC AS fslde Health Care Center, TOO relerv. IBM Selectrlc III type- MATCHING LIVING ROOM DESKS, FILES — Tables, stereo. $3), and assorted hard- Wanted 4 rooms, S425 Duple* Center St., Clllfwood Baach writer, shorthand, etc. 142-1475. chairs, storage cabined, com- ware. 73*7561 Harm, etc. SISTANT — Exp unneensarv. SET — Complete, like new, never 3 COLLECTORS BUYING MIDSTATE Rentals 213-0100 but lypln* required. Pleas* reply HOME OR APT. — Cleaning used. Carved wood. Sofa, love- puter tebHtV office eaulp., etc. at MOVING Maple bedroom set. HAZLET — 3-famlly oarage RUMSON — Enterprising vouns baroaln prices. New or used. sale, 9-4 on June 17, Dartmouth AH Lionel Trains MIDDLETOWN — 4- room to : Box O-4S3, The Dally Reg stars wanted. You wHI bt run- Mature, reliable woman with seat 4 chair. Cocktail tables, end cewriage bench, coffee table. duplex. $340 Kids, tile bath, nice. A.AC DESK OUTLET, I.W RI Dr off Middle Rd. TOP Prices Paid isler. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 ning your own business while refs. will clean your home. Own tables 4 3 Colonial lamps 51500 drasser, braided rug. Call 5423752 MIDSTATE Rentals_ 213-0100 earning prizes, trips and cash, trans. Call anytime, m-JMl 471-09*9. M, O+fchunt. 53.-3W0. 7321 HAZLET — July 14th, 15th A PART-TIME SECRETARY A BUY ER — Wants all metal lov MIDDLETOWN weekend position In real estate The onlv retirements Mn that HOUSECLEANING — Excellei AIR CONDITIONER - 10.000 DIAMOND SOLITAIRE — With MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — 16th. 8 em -4 p.m. Household, you are at least 11 years old and metthina ."-diamond wedding ypewnters, clothes, desk, much soldiers, old tovi, dolls. Teddy ottlce In MMdletown are*. Ex references, own transportation, BTU'S. exc. cond., $05. Girl's 14" Crumer organ, iS00, Performer, Bears and trains. 544-1030 perlenco preferred, but not re- are ready to work. Rad Bank area. W.90 per hr. Call bike, $15. Call 707-0752. ring. Neither engraved. Will sell •450, Ampeg 130 t-chennol PA, more. Reasonable prices. 4 To iron up, call W-4000, Ext. 211 separately. Cell «71-OI7O or Brooofclawn Dr., behind Rlckels. quired. Greet tab for extra after 4 p.m.. 3W-O597 AIR CONDITIONER - Emerson 1300; IS" EV speaker wllti ALL LIONEL KNOLL WOOD coma. For Information please SALES REPRESENTATIVE I WILL CLEAN — Your house SOW BTU'S. nearly new, $75. enclosure, $12S. Call 364-2190 or HOUSE A GARAGE SALE - GARDENS call Lucy Between 041, «aH7lo. Wanted to sell gourmet steaks, the way you wish you had lime White French Provonclsl desk 4 544-2*24. . 14. 9-Spm. 44 Mavbcrry TRAINS poultry, seafoods. Excellent in- tol Call Sue at 717-5145 chair 4 matching single head- Lane, New Monmouth. Or Fiver. Top cash appraisal PARALEGAL - Full/part time MYERS SNOW PLOW — HV Ua-2tl3 Knowledte of word procmlng come for right person. Local tai board. $100. Brown leatherette PATIO SALE — Clothing, Exclusive t & 2-bedroom apert- I WILL CLEAN YOUR HOUSE DINING TABLE — Butcher Wi ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought preferred, typing. Call 5e*-3S32. rfiery. Call Kan or Bob,— Or Apt. while you work. Exo'd, rocker. $25. 2 leather top end block, wilb leaf * cine ftchrom e 344 )445 furniture, boat accessories, lovs, Iments Individuel gas heating & tables. $25 ea Call 471 0395 something lor everyone. 240 Har- tor top cash Mary Jane Roo- central air conditioning. Ei chairs. »73. Eves.m-eOH NEVER USED — 130 Ib sevelt Antiques. 109 East Rlvei cellenl location. SALESPERSON — For retail 291-9104. ' ' mony Rd., Middletown, 10 to 4, PART-TIME — Work near your AIR CONDITIONER — 11,000- INETTE SET — Butcher block Fenwick Tuna pole. 12/0 reel 130 Thurs. A Fri. Next to King of Rd., Rumson 143-3159. Membei Just off Rt 3i on Kings Highway home supervising newspaper lumber & hardware store in Red ~TU. $150. rmlce. with cushioned chrome mono. 495-3HI after Spm Bank. EKP necessary Call LITTLE SILVER — Responslbli Kj Church. Appraisers Association of Ameri East (walking distance to Food c*rrl*n In the early morning mother with nursery school ex 747-5114 chain, plus leal U2i SMWi NEVER USED — 30pintweethei lown Shopping Center). hoars. YM will oversee the car- Frank Bletsdell 741-2123 2 p.m. to UNION BEACH - 722 Lorillard » Pin, perlence will babysit teachei AIR CONDITIONERS — 131DINING ROOM SET - Antique controlled dehumidifjer. Also AM. Man., T«*M.. KM., Julv tv CALL 671-0021 US daily i 1 Children >n mirhoTH*. TlT-aieT sears Kenmoro, woo urn's, I green table, lour chain and but- t & 13. Large aauarlum-com- NAME YOUR PRICE MIDDLETOWN * ROOMS acllvltttt. PtrnMfttnl potiltona SCHOOL BUS MATURE — Reliable mother of fits small window, hardly used. let, 1100. Lovely pair of oak 264-0023. , lete, plenty of elegant junk. ntemational Galleries 747-4200 Kids, air, hurry, 1400 s •r« avallaMt In ftuimon. Fair five will babysit in her Atlantic $113 ea. Call 291-1103. dressers. %31Q. mO3 ORGAN — Wurlllier, Centura Home Rentals Bkr. 3W-1234 DRIVERS WANTED WEST KEANSBURG — 14BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Mivtn. MiUwin, KIVPOTI tod We will train you. If you do not Highlands home. Any ago. Cat AIR CONDITIONERS — 17000 DINING ROOM — Bedroom, re- Deluxe with orbit 3 svnthcsJier RED BANK — 3 bedroom in Ealontown. Oall •00-J41MSO toll nth St. Fri., Julv 15, 10 5pm SALE — Call Second Hand Li have a bus license. Many posl 2*130*0. BTU Emerson, 220 volt. $175. Irigerator, kitchen set. Call EMC. cond. 12500. 717-2134 244-0777. Aftar 5. 244-141 duplex Mli plus utilities, secur- trm. t000 BTU Westlnghouse. 171 Rain data Sat., July 14. Proceeds lions available. For this fall MOTHER'S HELPER — Love I IM-tStO PIANOS — ORGANS go to Sr. Girl Seoul Troop 106. Highest prices paid for all items, ly. No pets. 747J161. PART-TIME FACTORY — LleM Must apply now. Call us at. babysit in my Eetoniown home, 707-7130. ' All Musical Supplies and Ser antiques, etc. For bargains, stop •iMmblv. t. m. tem. Good salary 4 benefits tor Wl DO WINDOWS browning dish. $200. Call 244-4525 10.JOO-B.T.U., 7.SEER, (300. MUST SACRIFICE Lawn Chief lawn mower, tin. DOG TRAINING Equal Opportunity Employer the runt person. >M. Pklure framlrlo store praisal firm In Shore Area. Sand discount. Delivery. Locust posts, oak board. CCA 47MTW. Honest, very gentle. Musi sell resume to: Box D-454, The Dally WILL BABYSIT — Far warning reluctantly. BOR1LEI SADOLE. •».•». MM.**. In Matatfen will train, but must mother. In my Haitet home, tor pressure-treated posts ftboards . have ert beckereund ana recant Register. ihrewsDury. NJ 07701 muro. Premium Slip-Board fence, W. PORTABLE OOG PEN —light brown, 16' seat. Exc. cond. lomrOJlyo t:M «.». (jo 12:M r.m. 2 children up to 3 years old, ANTIQUE GOLDEN OAK HALL 6xl3i4, SIM. Hammond organ. i I* aoallty ret*ll store. Call SECRETARY - Exp. Typing 40 719-4741. STANO — $225. sntloue oak saw. V*. Split-rail Quantity dis- 471-4407 count*. For complete Informa- $750. Sears electric tenclrt*. C warn, shorthand must be ac- Ing machine. $40, desk. $100, ers 300 It. PI 471-4774, St-V curate at IN. Cons Next aree. WOMAN WISHES — Domestic child's desk, $20. kitchen sat $50. tion end price* cell Stockton, inc. work from 9 to 3:30 Reliable, ItS-JtMHO RAILROAD TIES - New, honest own Irensportatlon. Call rocker, $15, Coloni- FIREWOOD — Off-season creosoted, 4x4x1. $5 45 7x7xt. SECRETARY — Real estate of- 7471135. ST. $7.eo Pressure-treated ties PERMANENT fice. Experienced, full-lime al maple coffoa takt* 4 3 end ciai. Seasoned hardwood. OUNG LADY i Age 13, desire, tables, exc. cond.. $40. contam- after i p.m., »7t-»ut. ffi4X4JU, $J.2S. /X7xt. tf.tO. NO O**e) typttl * must, some short- cxtry couch 4 chair. 150, ontlou* PART-TIME summer babvsmipg Job In my FIREWOOD — $100 a truck load. son* UM tan-s&*m.. cwiv hoivia. Rat I able, experienced maple chest of drawers, $25. REDWOOD PATIO SET — Ven- Lane cedar chest. Ilka now, $50. alt seasoned hardwood All Shins AvaHMH WllWO after i. dv Craft, 40" round tabte & « Oar TORS - EXP-0 Small fab- *47-MS""'" maple chest of drawers painted. benches. velHrw umbrella A ric Hams. Call H4-4U0. In $JB Call 2*4-44)0. F 1 J LOBSTER COMPANY - alar tails 4 claws, fresh off stand. *3I5. Weber Kiltie 55 Situation. Wanted ANTIOUE CENTER al Real fcarbetuo tM. >4>74W. SHIP'INO ClIHK — Knowt- the beat dally. 9 a.m. ta » p.m. II Malt Bank 217 West Front Street tall*. M claws, $14 a bag. Also EFP.IGERATOR - Good edaa o* Invartary I buKdmes-ISO doalers-041-4331 MOtlme. Call a ALL AROUND YARD WORK - fresh shrimp 4 fresh fillet fish. cond., USO. Air conditioner. POSITIONS llama Meant, ask for Guy We are netkeeble with lights. 11,000 BTU'S. $t» AM/FM •- A-i OuallltM Tenants Entrance at Colllngswood Aoc- track stereo, speakers still in .AVAILABLE • Van. Rt. a). Colllntswoed. Wbote- VSSJ EXPERI OARDENER Mm cnarto; n* oWWIksn ;e. wt, tea gnaw •rVUchlne Optratprs J-3. Aaaiv in nn fpa* advertising 4 screening IM. to dasen k up, lli.so. call •4 EMM I NO TON MODEL —1100, l8ltli'>, UHK fftver MID-STATE ' I7H930 ft o*e*, Jt", vantad rib Mrrei. •imMcton modilied chock, used 1 teason referenta*. 471-tOWtvuraM or 471-tUl I ATARI — VCS with tapes, lev FOR 1ALI — Household fumihir*. etc Call 139-4*14, Must have NJ. purchMlflt per •Sorters MI DOLE-AOED> MAN- mlt. Gun CAM A trlooar loci, part-time lanltarlal tskfor Be. uded MM. Call 7t741«2 after Exp 4 I Mir* all neceti BAIY CARRIAGE — EneDSh FRflZIR . II CU. ft MTl*M 7 p.m. «a»lpmotrl. Imulaa. 747-2*45 Caach. mint com! $i RKPOUESSEO SIGNI - Noth ing atownl Take aver payments. wtHI $7 ChiWCar*/ •I — Like new eeVoa and FREEZBR 4 REFRIGERATOR br*wn grained wood, three — Froerer 0 mos. old. 14.9 cu. In. $51 montht*. ruT Hashing arrow uote3D%d chrome stools M Brawn vinyl, Can w-mo. l N ib tt H LISA'S HAV1N converts to kitchen dinette. P*M IS. Call FREE. 1 TRUCK oaiVIR WANTED - (Fermarl, Mary't Haven) $500 MWne $300. Simmons full- PRUITWOOO DINING ROOM anytime Five years «i*. 4 artlculaan SUM hide a bad. Cev*r*d In HT — 4 chairs. OMB* i mor ROTAAURANT OH DEL llceasa • «nu*L Tame in ma, (XaM velvet In earth tones. Rare- EQUIPMENT — I awwmatk. etM. Call b« **CM ta*4es. Call atssr Chehentke mMslHias kwsanw cam BEDDING 0*ns,*IM>aT. icarHin*. emeftelis •* Ok/Oft, (eautrfal H . Tutu * fenced aiar M m&es BSTi iwa NO AutMlorSjil*_ MM) AutotJfjrS.lt B12 The Drily Register TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1983 I • I 1 NIW1 ™r 9M19 111 30> Auto* lor S«l» • CO *ANK — Eicallaal MWi- ACCMMflfC CMiVY I«I| CM PICK-UP _ 4 CHIVY NOVA 1*71 — 4 door, t- HYER "QUALITY" fORD PORSCHES — 1*71 - 914. UNO, 101 Art. If Unit 101 Apt. for Rtnt MrneM an fair Havan Mr«ar laime IM IMar. gaad cand. cvl. AC. PS. good tires, naw FORD TRUCK HEAD «74 914, (1.M0. 1*71 - 914 wrack it,W0 ar baal attar. »l«H» Call«*M04Jal(gf4a.rn. 109 Bulld- Naw. tar talt bv ommaf. 4 13 FT. MARQUES CUTTY IfW m rebuilt angina, runt QUARTERS RUM&ON I BEDROOM Mdraom. 1 bain. CalcmUI. Wua ROOMY I BEDROOM APT. - - 130 ha OMC I/O. full canvaa. CHIVY — Itat CM work truck Flrtt litOlakes It. IW-7US. 741 tWO WMLITr UKD CARS Kidt. flrw'Ke. only tSWt vln»l stains. III.IN. Call raaw. many aitras. tacroica. LIPPIN VOLK tloie to all transportation, wr •77J ^S CHIVY MONTI CARLO 1*74 - /OLKSWAGEN Home Rentals Mr HHI3 SPACE AVAILABLE - l,ttt HI4IE Call 77V/3M ar IIHI1I »|llogalng araa. 741-3311. Call arlar i am Auia. PS/PB/PW. air. tilt All mtkat and medals, priced to wu«rt (ML with two offices and r Mr J RUMSON - 3-fredreomi, H21 RED IANK — Charming I II FT. BERTRAM lf>l — US «naal. AM/FM caitatle. ne» tall. Flnanctna arrar SOUTH AMBOY — 1 bedroom extra room, plus left svaca. Call Saa-am Middlesex County 4 Shorg area. Mr mo. pius utilittM. m im bedroom, m bath Cave CM hat MerCriHtert WTUl 110 hrt IN CHEVY PICK-UP H77 — Ug 4- aalnt rally ohoals Aiklngtl.iiO N.. iarrevllo) 7U-1 DDuplex , with yardya, baiemenbaie L MMMfe TIT MOTORS 571-H77 wcurltv. Available Sept lit. i feed a tu»ar lacehft! (MCe, gallant ol gas. Laa rUtart. big taaad, needs body work, 11.500ar (310 plul s allll utilltiall s a, secuirtr HI I" NAMtLER 1947 — Mr., runt year tea— minimum, T4I-O417. privacy, and exclutlveiv ourtl Lea chair, new canvas,flaw com - KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Eves, 377-OP7a. trade lor Chew Van al eoual CHIVY MALIBU CLASSIC 1977 toad. Asking UN. mlarailed? 110 Wanted tow tnt 1105,000. pass. MMco Loran. Ovtac tarn- anal. UT Mil Hwv. 34 (alontown WEST KEANSBURG — 5roams. — IIJXH) ml , a-cvl . minor dam Call 11*9047 artar t a.m. SPOIL YOURSELF! parature ftauga. Slavic racorder, 3411000 Heat ft hoi water. 1125 Per me HIGHLANDS — Or nearbv area FOUR SEASON* REALTORS CHEVY STEP VANS. 1174 — Ea.tPomle penthouse, total lux II Laa rod AoMars. trim labs, aga lelt Irani lander, No pets Call W-tm ©•* 451-Mir I or 3-bed room apt, 2 family or Cheap. Tap Hat Uniform Rental, LABRIOLA MOTORS •TV All amenities and utilJiiev toMo ftawoftttttt working c«w unlmelrks radio, waindown ps/PB/PW ttioo in-itM/1104 RUMSON - * raem Victoria*. I 112 Myrtle Ave., Lang Branch, SBr On M.V. bvt reuU M2 4»S. pump, tl-vott no rvfrHjaralar, CHRYSLER - Nawaart. 1971 " ""Ridin» Ittjttntals to Shirt bedrooms, eat-In kitchen, Ivt many avt/at. In watar, raady la CHEVY 1141 CaO— 14' box truck. AC, AM/FM, naw Ural, needs RENAULT —1974. Oaae)running PROFESSIONAL JOURNALIST 7411433 MIDOLITOWN - HMIM t» baths, gat heat, detached •* llsn. Call alt-awo a«lar I p.m. wr tailgate, a cyi.. 4 tpaad. work. UOO or bell oiler Please ondllkan. AM/FM. AC. lane*? THOUSAND Mt te Red Bank area, ireat ws saver usa. Pteese iiiare, female only. M» • mo aic running cond . HSOO firm call altar 7 p.m.. Itl-Mil LINCOLN - Continental 1972. 1 Juy . will need clean I- OAKS Can 671-*W1 after 1 p m. ALUMINUM SEMI V U Ft — Call 542-tm door, AM/FM. naw slartar. all attar 7 am, Itl 3431 bedroom, lurntthed apt Send Sin. Sugar Snark sallbaat. hard- CHRYSLER NEW YORKER RUMSON - Prka UaMM lo alllnator. 4 channel stereo, all RITTENHOUSE ROOM FOR RENT— In house to brief reply re: rent teat* info ft DODGE VAN BIOO 1175 — Stan- 197S — 1130. Datsun B 110 1973, only I11S.S00. Analous. rolacallnt ly usaa, nn. «tini. power. 1400 1971 Ford LTD. good LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc snare. Kitchen ft laundry prlvl- dard tnrfl, 41,000 original ml #partmen» with disnwainert & address to Son W-402, The Dally (300. Both in good running cond transportation. 1300. 717 1 Ml. legtt Utilities included, Ut5 Per ownar li roadv lor oftari tar Uili •OAT FOR SALIT - An ad thlt 900 Hwv 11775-HOOOcean Two 'torn* basement., individual Rt Shrewsbury. N.J. Eic. cand. First IIJM lanes II Call 129.4030. ***, lft-4050. 12 5 daily. secure, between 25 ft JS Write te aw ponloont. HOW Call NINE ACRES at Naw and Used Raaltor. IIS Prouoct Ava.. Lltlla best price. Call evenings, P O Box «2M, Red Bar*. N.J. MERCEDES BENZ 130 1*49 - 4. Cart Sllyor >g. 191.5O0 544-9023 531-4923 5420812 For Info ft reservations, call *« acre beautifully landscaped passengers or 1100 lbs. Straight cond., 11500. Call aftar 4 p.m., 191-1411 " Every option available. 79,600 Rl. 17, Toms River, N.J WEST END 2 BEDROOM 2«l 2359 or 172 9037 ot, 4 bedrooms. lV» baths, dress t-cyl. General Motors Inboard UJ517S miles U.000 llrm. Call eves. » Sun porch, fenced vard. MOO'S with OMC outdrive. S3SO0. Call SEA BRIGHT — Motel units ft ng room, efficient kitchen ft eat DAT5UN — 197* BI10, ugly. tMO wa*a,*nds. m-299* Mike. atS-tiH. INTERNATIONAL SCOUT II Home Rental* Bfcr. 3W 1234studio apartments, by the day, AREA-CONSCIOUS? engine 21,000 miles New clutch ng area, 2-(lrePlaces, large llv- 1172 —4x4, air. PS. auto., custom MERCURY MONARCH 1975 — Come see this ideally located, i- ft braket Runt grtat UOO. week or month. Private beach ft ng room ft dining room, «Hn, SAILBOAT interior, loo mileage, 13,500 102 Houses for Rent bedroom, 2-bath horn*. Oen with Very good cond., air. PS/PB. TOWN 4 COUNTRY STATION poo', AC, TV, maid service. beavtitully finished ft heateo Snark Sunflower. 175 4W1177. 4tviur radlais, 20 mpg. 11,410. Sea-1127. ABERDEEN TO ASBURY TRADE WINDS MOTEL fireplace, separate dining room, )asement with targe wet bar, WAGON - Beautiful. (7*5 Call 22»73» DATSUN 2MZ 1*76 - 2 + 2, * Leonardo. 2 bedroom, t400 large master, screened porch rge rec room, S car garage, JEEP CHEROKEE IH0 MERCEDES MOD 1W0 — Beige, Call 1*14)377 cvl., auto, PS, AM/FM, speed, AC, red * black, new Mar'boro. 2 DM room U7i and brick patio. Little Silver. *rrt*n hnm* rfntc»l »ir hrt* till Pirelli's, sunroof. $19,000 TOYOTA COROLLA 1971 —SRS, HMM»#># wmMpaivHkrMM atV »K», rroicft rMPBi ( •rti^U u.400 295 3211. Allenhurst, 3 bedroom. 1700 No Long Branch, oceanfront altr (gas heat). Many other AMhM radio, raenat tiros + 1 Realtor, 555 Prospect Aye., Lime CorK. trtOO Call S7I-W47. DATSUN B210 1971 — Excellent 100 s oi homes to choose Call ui! bedroom suites Plus mote ealures that must b* teen. Ask MERCURV BOBCAT 1976 - snowt, (1930 or bast aftar. Call Silver. 741-4SOO. ° condition. (2400 or best oiler. Call Home Rentals Bfcr. 3»9 1234 rooms, bv the day, week o »141,100 call owner. Ui-m*. WANTED - 75 h.p. to IIS h.p. TRAILER auto — Lantcepert Hatchback, 4 cvl., 4 speed Looks 493-11*3, ^___ BELFORD — Ranch tor tale or 142 5503 days or 747 3»4a aval month. Pool, beach, color TV, ac boat motor flat bed. till body with or without & nuns excellent. S107S. Call TOYOTA COROLLA 1*71 - ent. 3 bedrooms, family room, Call t71-Oa7l box, WOO Call 747-S4W. DATSUN 210 19B0'/l — S-speed, maid service, plus restaurnai on UNBELIEVABLE! 741-65365 0 or 170-1390 Liflbeck.Ssoeed, AM/FM.41,000 eneed vard Call from ipm-tpm. AM/FM. 71,000 ml., tunreaf, A COMFORTABLE HOME — 3- premises HOLMOEL WELLCRAFT — 1115 V20 Low MGB 1974 CONV - New 10© i ml., axe cond. MUST SELL. liMN good shape 13100 t7IHOe/l»4 bedrooms, modern bath, dlnino BEACHCOMBER 333-047 hours, has CB. VHF and depth 300 Autos for Salt paint. Runt good. Asking (1300 Move to N.V. Asking (1,950 room, living room, kitchen, gas Thraa-badroom Ranchor with eiordar. Cal WHiHor 7 bath for family. 5 m. KEANSBURG - I bedroom AMC JAVELIN 1974 — 1 speed. TOYOT* COROLLA 1*71 - Call 717-4149 or 7I7-W1 Equipment aulo . PS. 56.000 mi.. (1130. Call 747-3722 or S30-79S4. acres for horses fe room house lanch on .125 acre* Elactrlc • cvl.. good cond. Asking 11500 Auto., exc. cond. 64.000 ml. 11 loo RED BANK — Off Broad Si •42-7141. 4111173 EXECUTIVE HOMES or income or subdividing. Fi- heal, apphancat included, TRIMLINE - Skylark popup Call 173-9243 altar 6pm or da vs at MO MIDOET — Convertible. Room suitable for business man 5 bedrooms in posh Deepdale. nancing. Call U2-MM aluminum tiding, fully insulated camper. 1350 One-bag cement 549 5151 197). Runs good, new top, lowTOYOTA — Corolla Deluxe wag- casoneble 741-539], DODGE ASPEN WAGON 1977 - mixer,no motor, 175 or best offei mileage. Asking si.200 244-2607, on 1973 4 speed looks and tuns Middletown, Si 130 + utilities. CUSTOM BUILT 140.000 A Heal! Mutt be toon. AMC — Harriet Sportabout 1974. 54,000 ml., good running condl RED BANK — Lovely room 2 bag cement mixer, no motor, good (950 Call 1444417 4 bedrooms hidden away m River AC. needs work. Best oiler Call lion (950 219-64H ask tor John. _^_ Private entrance. Parking Ca 1150 or bast offer call aftar t Oaks. Fair Haven, HIM + utili- Mr. Winner, 741-1100. MUSTANG im-6cyl .4spaad, ties 842 1403,142 4271. See-4a2l DODGE — 1971 Charger. PS/PB. ERA Maimed Realtors. »71-5*50 132 Condominiums/ AM/FM ) track Hero, sunroof, TOYOTA CELICA ST 4 bedrooms in Fair Haven, MM ANTIOUC OLOSMOBILE 1*15 AM/FM cauelle. taw SHORE AREA — Lovely room — 4 dr. sedan. Eatv restoration CB radio, mint cond. (3000. Cal LIFTBACK IWI — 5 spd . air t utilities. Town Houns 154 Recreational 747-9693 b tl 1721210 FAIR HAVEN — Brand new. An ar street rod. 1MO0 Call WISH 2441471. cond., FM stereo, low miles, ga- Can tor details: A BETTER LIFESTYLE! DODGE COLT 1979 - Mint exceptional find in this desirable Vtnlctti MUSTANG - 1*44 4 Cvl. ai raoe kepi. e«c cond , (72*3. Call VAN HORN AGENCV SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE cond., low mileage. * speed own Superb school system. 3 IH4 TRAVEL TRAILER — 32 malic Runs well (1,200 or best 717 434* , 747-4.00 Reman 1 Rasalas Irani., sunroof. AM/FM tape 108 Commercial ledrooms. 2 baths, dining room, t., air cond.. lullv talt-containad. oiler Ul tm CENTURY 21 COZENS, Rtallor ANTIOUE - Ford 1911 )door deck 13000 747-44W. TOYOTA 1*72 - Goad 2nd car. FREEHOLD 2 BEDROOM iatm kitchen, basement and it oadadl Never used. Orlg. coll. Rentals Custom car butts, don't mitt MUSTANG 1*71 — 302 h.p , Sri new rubber, exhaust 4 shoes New. air. yard lor kids, S600 has aluminum siding for low 74I-76M II3.W0. Sacrifice. 11300. Will de DODGE OMNI 1971 — Ek thlsl Cuttamiilng started, many glnal owner. 69,000 mi (1100 (450 or best offer Wipers don't Home Rentals Bkr 399)234 LARGE ROOM FOR LEASE - maintenance. At $78,000 it is Rasidant Salesperson 215331 3106 cond . 4 speed manual, ai Highway professional building Juna Stroupe 530-tlM aval.- extras, sailing as is. Need the Call 1429017 work. Call 493-410*. HAZLET — 3-bedroom, 1 bath, iced right AM/FM 7910319 attar 7 p.m. 129Spe^ month 544-^tOO. wliends CHEVY 1970 — 1-ton custom space 1173 llrm. Call Ulan MUSTANG 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA OELUXE fire'place. good location. $550 a amper pick-up truck. Swinger DODGE 1976 ASPEN — 1 cyl , EATONTOWN — 3 room office I Good cond 1974 — 4-dr.. 1 owner, goad run- mo 264 S9Jt A NEW LISTING — On a ouiel A BADGE OF DISTINCTION - mini camper body, steeps 4, alto auto.. 59.000 ml., asking (1130 snail professional bldo Centra Shadow Lake village. Rantals Call 142 4331 ng condition (•«>. Call HAZLET — 3 twlroomv Near side siraet in Fair Haven. 3 spare cap, all good cond., 12000 Call 29I-M41 ideally located. USO/mo A STAR IS BORN... yiJ0 bedrooms, fireplace, dining Ratl 671-2704 alter 5 p.m. MUSTANG 1961-6 cyl, nice room, breeiewav, center hall, shape, needs one rear quarter TOYOTA CELICA 1971 — 31.000 WALKER I WALKER. Realtors MOTOR HOME 1172 DODGE lOLMDEL - Prime otflc lasemenl playroom Tali trees panel, parts for years 64' 1 to 49, mi, (4000 Call tor information, K EAN5BUHG •" 2'bedroom CHAMPION - 24 «.. sleeps I. * space on Hwy 35 at Laurel Ave shade the private rear yard 3 1 pair 1-6OThompson racing tires, 471-6341. bungalow Near bus, beach ft Mocks to bus line. Priced right at good cond. 17000 Call 211-3441 or Just 1042 sq ft. remaining in new • like new IK 164-4072. TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. •.flopping Standard unit, t340. 1107,000. 172 1152. Attract more readership bv plac- Iding. Cuslomue the Interio A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF MUSTANG I965CONV£RTIBLE 131 Newman Springs Rad Bank Delune unit. 1390 Call 0 DOWN to qualified buyer auto.. A/C, excellent shape, Professional space m highly de 1911107 Quair.t i bedroom, 2 bath. 7 NO POINTS Plymouth-Chrysler MG Jaguar UAJ.U*. 1977 - 4-door Deluxe '3.000 ml 1*00. 747-1114. room Colonial Cap* Wooded set arable & centrally located area HAZLET NO CLOSING COSTS 3290 Hwy 33 1M 5000 Clean, well maintained Stkk, OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME ~~VOLVO - Naw 4 Used ting fenced yard, bnc- p«jtio Call 671 1688. V 12 Now through July ISth. BUICK SKYLARK 1911 — Lid. 4- rag. gas. high MPG. (1000. Call BROUGHAM 1976 — 62.000 mi., Sales, pans, service, body shop firfputp m Living Room Conve^ MIODLEYOWN" - Office HORIZON AT HIGHLANDS dr , 4-cyl . 4 speed. 24,200 ml. 747-4tal attar 6 p.m. PS, PB, power windows, air, Shore Motors Rt IS. Wall. nient to Parkway, Bell Labs, store 700 sq ft , S425 per month Rl. 36 ft Milter, Highlands N.J, AM/FM stereo tape, air. tunroot. FIAT 1974 - Runt good, needs AM/FM stereo li 31e-7IOO schools, shopping 1925 mo plus ormal dining roam, 3 Badrooms, 220 Wanted and 500 sq ft . 127S per month l7M70f lar lor, vinyl roof. Asking (1700. is utilities lease, security, rets. iair>&. country siia hilctwn, lull Asking HI0C Mi 7334 alter 3 mulfler. (330 or bait offer. Call VOLVO PARTS SALE — Naw heat included. Call any day o legoliable. 144-0*91, & l Automotive BUICK LE SABRE 19t7 — Runs (6a-tt>2. used, for oldlot. restorers MFM GROUP eves 494 1810 Shadow Lake Village well, perlect Station car, pasted ADULT, NOT RETIREMENT FIAT 1X9 1977 - New Ural, naw OLDS CUTLASS 1*73 — Good tor Cheao' RED BANK VOLVO. REALTORS '4? 8H MIDDLETOWN - S.000 M l" JUNK CARS WANTED inspection. Asking U00. Call be Resales ft Rentals AM/FM cassette, exc. cond., parts, including motor 4 trans- 41 taaa LONG BRANCH BARGAIN professional office space avai 741-IOTf twean 7-9pm, 291-1014. mission woo. can after 4, WOOO or best oiler 747 lITt VOLVO 142 OL 19*1 - Blue. AC, 2 bedroom, hurry, only (400'. able for immediate occupanci WE BUY USED CARS — Top 717 7111 Berg Inc. Realtors CROWELL AGENCY BUICK SKYLARK 1971 - 29.000 FIAT 1976 - Custom IK, 53,000 PS/PB. 41.000 miles. AM/FM Hpmi n -..li»l<> Oki J89-1234 Ample parking Sterling Thomp dollar paid Sctiwarti t mi. 3450. mi., brand new braket a 4 new OPEL KAOETT 1*71 - 4«Yl.. 4- cassette, exc. cond. asking son & Associates. Realtoi Better Homes 741-4030 Chrysler Plymouth, 141 W Front 291-49M tlrat. AM/FM radio (1.400. speed. 30 plus mpg. Looks 4 runs M300 Call 5)00769 MIDDLE TOWN — Line roll area 8003924*10 Resident Salesperson St, Red Bank 747-0717. Executive home. 4 bedrooms, 3 and Gardens Jean Mitchell •42-7311 eves 144-4097. exc (550 Call 141-6*10 or WIDDLETOWN - Hwv 35. F< VOLKSWAGEN SOUARESACK baths Walk to NY trans . shop- wkends BUICK I9U ELECTRICA — • 70 1190 floor otlice Prime location. 340 A71-1000 250 Auto Insurance FIAT BRAVA 1979 — 4 dr . 37,000 1914 ping and school Near Bell Labs Heiga Stewart 741-6549 eves. U25. Whole car or parts, 430/4 OPEL KADETT 1970 - 4 speed. sg ft immediate occupanc miles, like new, (2795 or best Runs good ft American Bell 11,IX) a wkends barren motor. Excellent running stick shift with root rack, needs olter Call 164-7911 attar 1 p.m. (300 or ball offer oiuS ut'titiM Can »4?-*7*o lAL MtDOLETOWN SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - condition. Reasonable price. nor repairs. (330. Call alter 6. FIAT Ula — Maafls —wi tm). Call 4*5-7406 anytime MI DDLfe 1 OWN"*-=^BMfiJBf PROFESSIONAL OFFIC ua charming (enter hall Primre e lake frofronn t conacodo BUOGEt BUDGET BUDGET 49». Call 67VM3'. FORO FAIRMONT WAGON 1971 1*7* — AC, trailer hitch, luggage (1,500 711-1331 Make It Yourself acres, 2' )-car oarage, large End unit, mint cond 2 bedrooms. BUICK SKYHAWK 1979 — — PS/PB, air. low mileage. rack. 111 VI engine (3300 VW 1970 porch, well landscaped SfW.OOD 2 baths, eat-m kitchen, encloses •411427 Hatchback. 4 speed manual great cond. Tan A. brown. WOOD Convertible. (1.100. .ncipals onlv 944-eW patio, fireplace, central air, ga trans.. AC, PS, AM/FM radio, Call Ml-4171 or 143 3736 PLYMOUTH — 1977 Volare. Ex. Call Ml-134t age, all appliances 142 5725 loo mileage. Call 26+0611 FORD PINTO 1974 — 4 Cvl., 4cand.. PS/PB, AC, good body. VW RABBIT LS 1H2 — 45.MO ml. II,H5 Call 566-7336 HOLMDEL - Mudrpgrni. 2 ^f^:. uu, Raje> CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE speed, good con)., (4J0- Call and., 2-ii. ileei orai ...„. ...nr. ..« | IIKIIVUI, m\., *' Best offer 85? finished basement, central air Famous lor low-cost auto& cycle FORD GALAXIE SOO 1947 — Al PT7MOUTH,— Duster. 1974. Au- peed. XM FU ia»*..«r kief«v FOUR UNITS — One block foi automatic sprinklers, cityft we t insurance Big savings tor AM'FM radio, body In good tomatic. 1-door. 6 cyi. 76.000 mi iaraoaHipl U500 741-0017. irtf X cai\ e\\ waltr • the beach, year-round rental water F manei no aviiiahi* '"• •»»•«•"< ?*«f-roufiu rnuai truckers, contractors, Shape, new tram., complete (730. Call 717 7137 altar 6 pm VW I9tl — Good Partt. Battery, S $152,000. Owner 972-iJi *' 'O«. mortgage avail Ut.WX storekeepers. Compare tune-up. (100 or best offer PLYMOUTH FURY 1971 —Slant front btam. radio, carburetor. vcikieniiBF r~~ Income 787-J4H Rl It. Keypon. lU-xtr CADILLAC ELDORADO 1972 — 344-4334J 6-cvlinder, excellent running mufller, etc. Betl offer. jtHWM Broad St.. Shrewsbury. S44-I40I Original owner, approximately A ult nu| of i shrug in FORD PINTO 1974 — 4 ipaad, condition. Call 511-7331. vw BEETLE — 1H9. Excellent Toll Iree K»t»J XU4 till • p m. 39,000 mi. Good running condl- 49.000 mi., good second car. (630. PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1973 - motor, semi automatic, many pretty populir pineapple design tlon. Best oiler. 747-0929. Call 7174192 after 7 p m Auto. AC, PS/PB. 1400 Call new pans. Needs torn* body Light enough (o take with you 260 Auto Rtnt/Lt»n CADILLAC SEDAN OEVILLE weekends or attar 5 weekdays, work. Mutt tea. »7U1i;. to toss on when the temperature LEONARDO MIDOLETOWN — RENT A VAN — Low. low rates 971 — 2-dr, original owner, exc. FORD PINTO 1974 - Good 747 7314 VW SUPER BEETLE »»7J - 1 English Tudor coiiagt. 3 blocks 135 CommtrcU! Call Marly. TOM'S FORO. Hwv cond.. bast olter Call S1M4I2 thape. runt great, aulo.. (695 drops Crochet shrug m pine Good condition, needs braket from bay, swimming, boating 3i. Keyport. Ja4-le00. 344-3077 PLYMOUTHFURY 1970 — 311 ipple design ot 3 ply (inge? Property alter 1:30 p.m. fishing 3 bedrooms, large living VI. runs well, dependable, IUSI Just tuned (IMS. Call before TURNPIKE RENT-A-fAR ^ FORD PINTO 1971 — Station ing yarn or bedsptead cotton dining room, beamed celling SALE OR LEASE - Red Bank CADILLAC COUPE OEVILLE passed inspection. (130. Call .pm. 7»7eO73, asfc tor Brian i; 95 per day, ? cants par mile. wagon. 4 cvl.. auto. Irani., PS, Pattern 857 Sues S M I md large stone fireplace. Need! Office and storage building for 1964 — No reasonable offer re- S30W74 VW BUG 19*4 — Sunroof, radial TLC. Residential netghborhood Hwy. 18 In Ktyporl. Hil 41,000 ml., AM/ FM stereo. 11930. sale or leas*. Perfect for servtei tuiad. Call 717-1441, liret. axe engine, Intwlor A in Call 717- IM7. PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1979 - ?MfK!r.?l?«S *** o »«,ooo type organnation Approximate CAMARO 1967 — 4S4CU. In Mil body. No rutt 11250 Call 270 Auto FORD MAVERICK 1971 —4-dr. hatchback. AC. 42.000 ml.. S2.S0 lo' eicn pattern Add ly 4500 SQ n Central air. newlv Munci* tram.. Hunt super 71tl»4 Needs work, best offer. -ery good cond., (3200. Call SOt each pattern lot postage decorated, wall-to-wall, etc. 11 shltter. 12 bolt poii, headers, side LINCROFT NEW LISTING Services/Parts Call 144-4311. 5309499. VW 1*79 - Ousel ••«»., A/C, m nandiinji Stndtt: offices plus large lower level pipes. SS hood. mags. Mill's on 3-bedroom, ii-bath Son I-level 1V72 IM ENGINE - 70.000 ml.. AM/FM radio, naw tlrat, axe. Sale price .165,000 Terms avail rear. Call 671-7*23 or 671-7943 FORO — Pinto 1*74, Vinyl PONTIAC LEMANSI971 — 4dr., Central air, garage, fami «00. Also 1171 Impala tor parts cono (3200 1H-41. able. Lease price $1150 per mo anytime. roof/factory top carrier, remote v-a. auto., aic. cond. (1,300. Call Nice lot with ornamenta i, radiator, like new. Mo. Jack. control mirrors. AM/FM stereo. 741-4910 or 741-3110. VW KARMANN GHIA 1*41 - trees 199.S00 FHA assumption 144-nil altar i X p.m. CAMARO 1961 — 6 cyl.. auto., B trecx Rebuilt motor, auto. Realtors good shape and runs good. (1200. PONTIAC LE MANS SPORTS Radial tires, auto,'stkk. very TRUCK CAP — Wilh insert S37S trantmiitlon. (175. 431-9201. Laura WheHir 137 Lots and Acrease Call 747-1341. COUPE 1*71 - PS/PB. air, I good condition. (930. 144-1074. or best oiler. POCONOS, PA - Camp sites. FORO LTD STATION WAGON cvl., auto., vary good running vw BUS 1970 - FM radio, good LINCROFT CUL-DE-SAC 2»l Hal bUore ) p.m CAMARO 1971 — 70,000 ml., V-6 Own your own in a vter-rouno 1974 — 9-passenger, good trans- cond. (400, 717-1446, POOL engine. PS, PB. AC. asking (4100. mechanical cond.. new tlret 4 community with lake, pool, ten- portation. (700 ar best offer Brines 1411171. Niedlecrift Dipt. 61 Well• maintained. 3-4 bedroom Call 171-4909. PONTIAC 1*77 — Formula Fire- nis courts, winter sports, secur M0 MotorcvcltJ 7I713SO Split hivn«. hji". in i-t* or bird, almost everything new, too VW RABBIT —19*0 DglMI/L. IWI mWAIAKI KX.IW Jut. guest addition, updated kitchei FORO MAVERICK--ION Uk mjtrh |o iiil for mfn call 7K.449? Naw angina anil Una. XC The Dally Register Toil tree, 100-J22-0502 abuilt. naw tire, quick. UOO.Call 4-cvl. aulo.. runs excellent. (100 asking 14300, will talk ml* room wtth beamed celling Best oiler AM FM radio. (1.110, imaal. XI SW altar 5. or bast reasonable olfer. 195-4091. .creened porch overlooking in 7471010 PONTIAC LE MANS 1*71 — Ga- vw RABBIT 1*73— Runs4 Wall ground pool Fine schools. Ask 131 Mobile Homes 1961 SUZUKI — GS7JOL. Only GEORGE WALL agc-kapt. good cond.. A/C. 1373. H.175. ing $109,000 Bv owner. 747-3013 HOLMDEL — 1913 double wide has 2.300 miles, silly bar with CAPRI 1974 — 33.000 original LINCOLN,MERCURY ran alter 4 p.m. weekdays or 211-4*11 114x52). 2 bedrooms. t*i baths, pad. Call between )•• pm. mllas. naw lues, bailer*, ex- in UI. 0M ClHhH SU.. Mi« LITTLE SILVER - 3-bedroom Shrewsbury Ave., al Sycamore anytime weekends. 221-H40. dining room, living room HSal4) 7i7-a733. Anting U.too. hausl system, undercoatlng. 4- VW SOUAREBACK lit* — (110 rut. HI 10113. •imt Dm. Ranch on i acre, park-like set Shrewsbury 747-5400 cvl.. 4-tpd., 30 mpg, AM/FM PONTIAC — Firebird 1971. Must Will dicker. Call 493-02O3. Ask tor line, conveniently located on BSA SSO CYCLE IM - Naw Mtm>. Zip, rittin Nwnbu. cassette PB EO, (2130 with star- GRANP TORINO SPORT 1975 — tall. (130. Andy. motor & customlied. asking Nl# 1983 NIIDKCHAFI Ml* eo, 3l»5O or best offer without. PS/PB. AC, AM/FM cassette, Call 7I7-7661 IIIM llrm. Call 7I7-I7&I. VW SUPER BEETLE — 1171 IOC »l|ham ncktls Quills 191-0130. new tires, great shape. 11000. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LJ 1*79 Timum stdine & /nanv extras MOBILE HOME - liTxST One HONDA I?H — Custom CXJOO. ki.ooo orig. miles. White with red Call 264-tjei. — Loaded, naw tires, valour In- dolls noveltm - ISO dmins 197.000 Principals only. Owner bedroom, new kitchen, deck & Shalt driven, water cooled, like CARS UNDER SLOW interior 3*30 311-147). GREMLIN - 1974 57,000 miles. terlor. below wholesale. 541-5*11. J''« [unetns Send SI SO will consider financing Cal oatio Semi-furnished. Asking naw. under soo miles, »l.»i AC. I cvl. PS, runt well. (900. WERNER DODGE 741 7274. $16000 Call 542 7362 KINGSLY AUTO SALES PONTIAC LE MANS 1971 — 4- U1CMTTMMS iJOOndl S3a-IW *ntr t p.m. Call 739-44O9, Sales Service Laatlng TPHaT cvl.. runt good. Mutt tell bv Bellord 717 3600 All tatl «M CaUtt-lM Ml LITTLE SILVER-BY OWNER- WEST KEANSBURG — Mobile HONDA 750 IV71 — ERC. cond.. CHARGER 1970 HAVE A CAR TO SELL7 — AnMonday Call 341-4*04 alter t. utb hi MlUfi u* hantlmi 1-bedroom Cape, I'» baths, in home, t bedroom, furnished, air, very latt, customised, mutt tea. (1000 ad this sue tor 10 days costs onlv PONTIAC LE MANS 1*75 — 4- mint condition. Living room with skirting, 40s 10. adult park. ttOOO lots ol extras, low mileage. 50 7171339 (4.00. Call The Register Class!- door, auto., PS PB. air. AM/FM 300 AiJtWtftJjW UrcPiacc. dining room, family flrnv 7»4le3. mpg. MM. iaMt37. room leading to mground pool CHEVROLET NOVA 1*74 — 130 Had Department. 343-1700. stereo. Very clean. (930.7471453. Onlv needs your personal deco 140 Rtal Estate HONDA CB 4S0 ItK — Eac. VI, runs good. (430. HONDA CIVIC 1973 — AM/FM cond., 4208 miles, with helmet PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1*72 I rating touch. Priced to tell quick 291-0M4. radio. 4-speed. body restored & Wanted *n«t »iitr«t Must sail Call aite, tiai.am. CaH ;.i: paint**. Asking tpioo Call 4:M, 291 44JJ. LHt v Y MONTE CARLO 1910 - 1750 t ttlnr SMALL HOUSE, GOOD NEIGH LONG BRANCH — 2 bedrooms, Black/ vl, auto., loaded, must 544-414*. Call 17Q.*O79 iuff'^Jfl^ !ll" jU? 0ORHOOO — All cash. Please HONDA 350 1172 — 7000 original llvirvo room, full dining room *m, B*tl otlar. 71g.M46. HONDA ACCORD 19»1 — 4-dr . 5. call 542MU miles, runs good, belt oiler. Call PONTIAC CATALINA 1*71 — a- I kitchen, full basement, oarage CHEVY BELLAIRE 1*34 — 4 tpd.. air. AM, FM cassette, lug- altar 7 p.m.. a43.t742- cvl.. good cond.. (300 or best Fenced-in front yard. Porch. Cal door. 6 cvl.. auto. 5*00 or bast gage rack, 25,000 ml., exc. cond otter call 164-aoio AVIS colltct. 2i2-74tsi4«, evenings, HONDA CB 1)0 1*71 —Eac. ottgr (6500 Call 530-7747 . day*, J12-4OO-O7U. cond , M00 miles, windshield A PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967—130 I Mornmg noon and night you H I7M07J HONOA CIVIC - 1979 1-door aulo.. PS/PB. 45.000 miles, naw I ' tgaage rack. 1330 SHIOU hatchback, auto, transmission. delight in the (ret and easy Hat ATAWAN BORO CHEVY NOVA 19*1 — Auto., exhaust. Int. in good cond., needs I I Young Used tery of this suiphtfrwap sun- EDGEMERE SECTION — Cut- HONOA CB6S0 CUSTOM 1911 - PS/PB. runt good. (200. Call Good condition. (1.930 or bast nor body work. ItMO or best I lorn 4-bedroom Colonial, fui Vary clean, tlaoo. aflar. 344.1031. dress lie it to 'it open it flat tor 152 Boats and Rick anytime. 4*3-1331. olfer. 747-7731. basement, family room, 3 baths Call 330-0490. ate, lor Tom ironmg Send1 CHEVELLE - 1*71 9 passenger HONOA ACCORD 1... Can den, 2-car garage, hoi water Accessories HONOA CYCLES — Anal PONTIAC — Grand Prix LJ 1913. wagon. Good condition 1900 AM/FM stereo cassette. 30.000 Printed Pattern 9231 Misses neat, central air. Asking 1145,000 Mooeds. Shore Area's Number Loaded, Ilka naw. (11.300 Call 12 FT. AMF PUFFER - Sails, 4*3-0140 alter 1 i Atking (4300. Call 717.7004. 310-701*. S>»s8 10 12 14 16 18 Sin Call i»-4»7 One Dealer. Rt. 9 South. Free- Fo.- Sale equipment A-i cond., with CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC HORNET -1971 6 cvl. PS. man- 1? (bust 34i takes 2 I 8 yaids hold. 46241tl We will not be PONTIAC 1*17 GRAND PRIX - MIDDLETOWN — Leonardo, bv trailer $aS0 Call 2ti i40i after WAGON 1*71 - PS/PB. AM/FM. ual brake. Good condition, undersold Gaod cond.. custom oalnl. I 60 mch fabnc owner. Bl-level 3 bedrooms, Vn cattett player, new tires. Good M,OO1.00P0 rml (0.400. Call 566-6W0 loaded Asking 11.000 cell I baths, den with fireplace, wal NTERNATIONAL 1974 — 1-ton second car. Asking (500 Call 1*' BOAT - With 40 h.p. Johnson EVETTE 1*74 — 1-door. t7l-*ltl. attar 6. call 717-1434. 147 Btif»w»tmi« Aw. carpeting. Fenced yard, fully Pickup. 1300. Hevi 1711776. Call 171-1776 motor * trailer ftWO. Cal aulo., 13,000 mi. (1173. PONTIAC SUNBIRD DELUXE I Call Malaria. HORNET 1*76 - Goad cand.. to transport at ien Call 24J1934 alter 3 pm. I9BH — 4-spd , 4-cyl.. PS/»B. I KAWASAKI 440 !9a! - UOO PS/PB. air. Can be seen at 61] Sen* US0 fw Mtk WWa. and beach. ta2.f00. Cal 14 FT OLD TOWN —Lapstrake, 31.000 ml., great car. 34000 Call miles, -aaftcat include tad CHEVY BLAZER ivl-4-wneaJ Park Aye, unmi Beacn. AM 50i f« ack pattern te. it 1^370 io a.m.-7 p.m. rtdar. fast planing skiff. Plenty 4*3^44*. dlebags. crash bar & windshield drive, exc cond . no rust. 12000 peliet mi hanatiu Send te: freeboard lor safety, windshield, MINI MANSION Call 1719»8 altar >. W0. 341-4210 4 bedrooms, 20 ft. master forward locker, Navy top with side and top-to-stern curtains. KAWASAKI KZ 400 197e — Like CHEVY NOVA 1*73- 77.000mi.. bedroom, 1|it2 guest bedroom, 6-cvl.. aulo , PS/PB. exc. cond. 1350 Johnson 3S h.p outboard, new, with cover IM0. "" Mltis, 22 ft living roam i 291-4302 •wick fireplace. 20 ft den i ie*» than 50 hrs. running since «95 2»4> altar 1:10 MARIAN MARTIN brick fireplace, It ft. dining complete check-uo, $450 Trailer KAWASAKI 440LTO 1911 —Good HE V Y IMPALA 1971 — 4 door, n. 1IM kitchen, utility room with front ootly wheel, up-down unning cond . garage-kept Ask 313 VI. 1 owner, naw brakes 4 oak floors throughout, 130 ft. lot.crank, $JW Always stored in- ng 11100. Call anvtlma altar 2 shocks, beautiful cand. U.000 Pittim Dipt. 420 Professionally landscaped ERA doors after each use with lift ring cm, atk lar Wayne. 172-om. ml., mostly opan highway In SHORE MOTORS VOLVO Meimed Realtors. 471-SfcU for jn-outjjf water. 741 W). KZ KAWASAKI tflDP ~t Cic cruise control. Will tell before July 11. aaat, m;30> MOHMOUTH BEACH — 2 FT. PRO RACING cond . all chroma, asking 12000 HM Daily fto|fst«r bedroom Deep vard. Great foi HYDROPLANE - Good cond. Can joe or Jackie, 717 1401. HEVY IMPALA 1*74 — 9-»at- voung family or investment. on eac. cond trailer, no motor. sanger wagon, auto. AM, FM, UtOO as is. Ulim SUZUKI 1971 GS 330 E — 4(00 Priced riant, in (MM Call eves air. steel belted radials. A-1 miles, runs a, looks Ilka haw. ONLY VOLVO DEALER shape. (1,400 llrm. 74H89I. 17 FT. TMUNDERBIRO FOR leaded with lectures, asking MULA I 1912 — IIS h.p. CHEVY CHEVETTE 1*79 — 4- J2 West tIff- St.. Hew Yorfc, NT NANCY KOO REALTORS SHOO Call t;i 4«w arter t irCruiser with Ira.ter Great Half Mile Ra 530-0*00 soeed. 41.000 ml., tac. cand.. 10011. rVmt NAME. AOOWSS. ski A family boat Fast, mint TRIUMPH U0 BONNEVILLE (1.900. 4*3-1111 ar 717-11*1, Ex 11 lot GSP. Red Bank-Liner on ZIP, SUE mi STTU r1UMK|. condition. 741-132* days or 1971 — UOO or gait oiler HEVY MONZA 1*73 — 3-tpaad. NEW BV BUILDER H) 7137 eves Call 493-4194 More clothes lor lesi money' (330 or bail oiler Irs not a d'eam it s teal 'y *hen RED BANK/FAIR HAVEN — TRIUMPH tig I9M — Ban- Rare higlt quality In any price Call 717*317 rOu vw1 Send lor Hl*> ,P»INC oevllle, many custom parts, over range 4 bedroom. 1 oath Coloni- UH0 invested. Mutt tall fast. CHEVROLET CAVALIER 19(1 SUMMER PAnERN CAT*tOC al with 2 /one gas board heal, all 17 FT VENTURE SAILBOAT - |IM0 or bast ofler >7l-04>J — 4-cvl. 4-door. front wheel f*'K paftfrn coupun i$? SO By MacGregor Steeps 4, » h.p. drive, aulo.. two lone paint, i.ett VW BUS - 1974. 71,000 actual valuei Catalog SI 50 Evinrude Reedy logo on trailer. mllas. (4301. 471-47*2. miles Looks great and runt UiCaWTMMS J200wKh other features. Call Sail cover, portable ht»4, eic. CHEVY MONZA 1*75—4-cyl. 5- great ti.SOO Pnana 141-1419. III OMI Urn Umtim 1 Buildtr. 2tlJ7)t WM00, cond. $3400 or $2900 without en- spd . runt 4 look! great, anting) gine. M?n* YAMAHA mi — Dirt Mke OCEAN fWP — Luxury (1100. Call 171-44*9 attar a. J MXW Excellent condition UN Ranches, 2-story Contemporary, 17 FT ODAY DS l»74 — Fully 105-iMtiiri CffdM t7l4«41 CHEVY IMPALA 194* - Run! S bedrooms \V r** mortgages race eouioped. Procter spars, great, aapindabli, VI, auto., 115-*mk Crochet *»nlur» Hldg. Co. 5314)105. pinnaker A racing filtinos, YAMAHA Itt] THI-MOroR MO awing Ual OMv nagett t llrn • RwM mcj Cataioj add 50C RED BANK -By owner. Just ailer. drv-vaiied only, outstand- - E«c. cond.. TOO. mulfler Call 171-14*4 etch for rjost*ie and h rdiKfd fo' Quick sat*, e* rooms ing c«ni^_UBM wmi CHEVROvrT OT 74ATC19MCK I WU.U. 323-7500 newly retftcefeted 1 FREEDOM - With sails and YAMAHA GT I 197« »71_4cyl. IS rapg, 7*,N1 UN.. I Ntar tram and bus. Ul.ffN. Call * h.p. o B. 2' shoal draft. 4