500Jegs earn meals for Crop Walk9 project, B1 GREATER RED BANK tATONTOWN Tops oh the tube First in a series LONG BRANCH "Hill Street" helps The home computer: NBC bring home 33 Emmys today'* Forecast: How it can help you Sunny, warmer by tomorrow Page A3 Page A5 Compl>t« wathT on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 72 •YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . ".SINCE 1878 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1983* 25 CENTS 'Enough of misery ... enough of bloodshed9 Guns are silenced in Lebanon By FAROUK NASSAU out when the Israeli army withdrew pate in a national reconciliation con- claimed 14 mortar rounds were Jordan said shooting around the his 32.000 troops to stop shooting Associated Preti Writer from Lebanon's central mountains ference. A Lebanese government of- fired on the hills surrounding Beirut Marine base at the airport stopped "except in self-defense' after 6 BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Leba- on Sept. 4, with Syrian-backed ficial said the United Nations would within 30 minutes after the cease- six minutes after the deadline, and a.m. local time. non's civil war came to a halt today Druse militiamen and their leftist be asked to provide 500 observers to fire took effect at daybreak. no gunfire was heard after that by Leftist opposition leader Walid as a cease-fire worked out by the allies battling Christian militiamen help police the cease-fire. Residents of highrise apartment the US contingent of the multi- Jumblatt, based in Syria, issued a United States and Saudi Arabia si- and Lebanese army troops. The state-run radio said today buildings in Beirut said the roar of national peacekeeping force. similar order to his Druse lenced the guns around Beirut. The agreement, announced just a that "cautious calm prevailed on artillery, rockets and mortars that The crease-fire agreement was militiamen and their allies after the Police said the truce was holding few hours after shelling which all war fronts." However, the Chris- shook the capital throughout the announced at midnight by President cease-fire agreement was an- on all fronts after a three-week war wounded four U.S. Marines at tian-controlled Voice of Lebanon ra- night stopped at the ceasefire dead- Amin Gemayel It was followed by nounced in Damascus by Saudi me- which killed at least 806 people and Beirut's international airport, calls dio station said adherence to the line. an order from the army com- diator Prince Bandar Bin Sultan and wounded 1,725. The fighting broke for the warring factions to partici- ceasefire was "90 percent" and Marine spokesman Maj Robert mander, Gen. Ibrahim Tannous, to See Guns, page A7 Reagan unveils arms plan at UN Azzolina on deck NEW YORK (AP) - President Reagan, "disturbed by the drift of world events," is unveiling at the United Nations a new proposal to limit medium-range nuclear arms of US battleship in Europe. By TERRY MOORE changed and the ship set sail to The president, speaking today to Central America, through the the UN. General Assembly, MIDDLETOWN - What Panama Canal and to the Medi- planned to stress as his central started out as a "shakedown" terranean theme the need to reduce the U.S. cruise to the Far East has turned Azzolina had the option to re- and Soviet stockpiles of nuclear into another-war story for Joseph turn home but was granted a weapons despite the sour state of Azzolina. request to stay on board for the superpower relations. The former state senator and remainder of the journey, ac- The address comes against a the president of a Foodtown su- cording to Nancy Crowell, Az- backdrop of heightened tension be- permarket chain is one of 72 of- zolina's assistant at Food Circus tween the United States and the ficers aboard the U.S. battleship Super Markets Inc. Soviet Union, and questions about New Jersey, anchored off the At Thailand, the ship's oi- the U.S. role as the host to the coast of war-torn Lebanon. The ders were changed by upper United Nations and Its contributions 887-foot vessel sailed into the echelons." Crowell explained to the international body. warfare territory Saturday, "We expected our boss home in A senior administration official before wort/Of the imminent the middle of September But he said the president, making his first eeaseJke^Ss Lebanese troops just felt he wanted to continue speech to the General Assembly, battled Moslem and Druse with the ship. He felt it was a would "emphasize the importance militiamen with artillery and privilege and an honor " of proceeding, moving ahead on machine guns. JUMCMM PraU HUM Crowell said she last heard arms control," although he has been The 57-year-old Azzolina vol- FLIGHT PLANS — President Reagan pens some notes during a Joseph Azzolina of Mlddletown, from her employer on Sept 12. sharply critical of the Soviet Union unteered to join a 102-day deploy- flight aboard Air Force One yesterday enroute to New York. He is left, receiving past accolade when "they had just gone to the following the Soviets' shooting down ment on the ship's goodwill tour, making a two-dav visit for diplomatic meetings and a date at the from the United States Navy. canal " of a Korean Air Lines jetliner on earning the Surface Warfare Of- United Nations, where he is expected to reveal a new arms control In a telephone call. Azzolina Sept. 1. ficer designation. A Korean War proposal. told Crowell that when the ship Among those expected to attend veteran, he now is a Naval Re- its Far East destination, Az- arrived in ports throughout the the session were several heads of Minister Andrei Gromyko, skipping people. serve captain. zolina was expected back by fam- Far East, the vessel "was government and as many as 50 for- his first General Assembly opening Reagan administration officials, When the ship departed from ily and friends on Sept. 17. But greeted with cheers. People eign ministers. Missing from this session since 1957, in the wake of the speaking on condition that they not Long Beach, Cal., on June 9 for the battleship's orders were See Aziolina, page A7 group, however, was Soviet Foreign airliner catastrophe that killed 289 See Reagan, page A7 Kean: Senate tradition'Mickey Mouse9 move TRENTON..N.J. (AP) - An at- term expires Oct. 5. Pressler's job. If he falls, Wilentz County prosecutor, Alexander D. Lehrer, who is challenging voted on by the entire senate. " he tempt by a single state senator to The 40-member Senate scheduled said, "the impact on the entire judi- Lehrer, in a message to Sen. S. Gagliano for the 12th District Sen- said. • use a 19th-century tradition to oust a special closed-door session for to- ciary could be devastating." Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth, ate seat, thinks it is an absolute - But Senate President Carmen A the only woman on New Jersey's day to decide whether to honor Republican Gov. Thomas H. urged him to reverse his stand fa- abuse of power on the part of the Orechio, D-Essex, had earlier of- appeals court has brought the con- Cardinale's use of "senatorial Kean has derided the Senate tradi- voring senatorial courtesy. upper house and is shocked any pub- fered a defense to similar attacks on demnation of the governor and an courtesy," an unwritten custom tion as "a 'Mickey Mouse' process "The people of our district are lic official would support this issue the closed-door session: "We are unusual lobbying effort by the chief that.allows a senator to block the behind closed doors." outraged at this obvious abuse of being kept in secret without the an institution who is threatened; and justice. nomination of someone from his The holding of the secret Senate power. As senator, you have a duty scrutiny of the public or the press. we have a right to meet in private Judge Sylvia Pressler has been home county. session on the issue has been at- to exercise the public's trust in a on it." called "brilliant" by colleagues. Chief Justice Robert N. Wilentz tacked by 19 New Jersey news or- just, fair, and open manner. You "If I were serving as senator of At the center of the controversy But Sen. Gerald Cardinale, R- of the state Supreme Court, crossing ganizations, which pursued a law-. should not continue to protect the the 12th District. I would demand is Pressler. 49, of Englewood — the Bergen, a dentist, has opposed some the line that usually prevents judges suit seeking a court order requiring special interest of another senator that the issue of her reappointrnent only woman in the Appellate of her decisions and blocked a Sen- from interfering with the Legisla- an open meeting. behind closed doors," Lehrer, a be placed on the Senate floor im- Division of Superior Court and the ate vote to grant tenure before her ture, has lobbied publicly to save And last night former Monmouth Democrat, said in his message. mediatedly and that it should be See Kean, page A7 27 IRA guerrillas on run BELFAST, Northern Ireland "It is a desperately dangerous 38 men obtained guns and knives (AP) — Hundreds of soldiers and situation," said a senior police of- and then fought their way out of the police, aided by helicopters and ficer. "It Is like trying to corner a maximum-security Maze Prison, 12 tracking dogs, manned roadblocks pack of wolves." miles south of Belfast, yesterday. and scoured the countryside today James Prior, Britians secretary Fifteen of the escapees were recap- for 23 Irish Republican Army guer- for Northern Ireland, ordered a tured after the break. rillas at Urge after the biggest "rigorous and searching inquiry at A police spokesman said the es- jailbreak in British history. the highest level" Into how a total of capees, including men serving life for murders and bombings, stabbed one guard to death and wounded six others — five with knives and one Monday with a bullet in the head. Index MakeaDate A7 Photographs of the 23 fugitives Movies A6 were issued 14 hours after the Advice B6 People A2 breakout. Among them was Bren- Arts A8 Obituaries A7 dan MacFarlane, serving 25 years Business AS Opinion A6 for the murder of five people, who Classified B8 Sports B3 escaped four years ago but was re- Comics B7 Television A8 Lifestyle B6 Your Town B1 captured. "It was worth a try," one of the recaptured prisoners said with a grin as he was led by a soldier back toward the jail past the home of ENTER! businessman Winston English. English told a reporter: "The man was streaming with blood. It THE REGISTER was very tense. I saw prison of- See IRA, page A2 Nwlltw MMN ay Urry fcn, SEE ENTRY FORM ON FUNNY BUSINESS - "Mr. ~->od" threatens apprehensive. The clown, otherwise Known as Monday Night football Happy H«ar Barry Brown, 8, and Damir Brown, 5, both of Ron Spezlal of Rivervale, joined fellow funsters Prices-Snacks. Bootlegger-High- Asbury Park, and Andy Kjehl, 9, of Laurence yesterday at the Festival of Clowns In Asbury PAGE B5 lands. Harbor with a big bomp, but they don't look too Park. For more photos, stt Pagt B1. A2 The Daily Register MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1983 THE WORLD PEOPLE Russians turn over items Labor leader kidnapped SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - Heavily armed gunmen seized a leftist labor leader yesterday, capping from downed Korean jet a week of urban terrorism in which the Roman Catholic church reported at least 25 other kidnappings. At least TOKYO (AP) - The Soviet Un- Union has turned over findings of its fuselage and a pair of trousers. 15 guerrillas reportedly died In heavy fighting with ion today turned over to U.S. and search operations for the Korean There were no other details from government troops in five provinces east and north of Japanese officials 76 items re- aircraft, which was hit by Soviet the radio transmission, made after the capital Santiago Hernandez, secretary general of covered by its search teams from heat-seeking missiles and went the ship left Soviet waters. the Unified Labor Federation of El Salvador, was the South Korean airliner shot down down west of Nevelisk near the The Tsugaru left Otaru on Sun- kidnapped by men in civilian clothes on his way to a by Soviet fighter planes Sept. 1, small island of Moneron. day for the 217-nautical-mile voyage news conference at the group's headquarters in down- Japanese officials said. The officials said they had re- to Nevelisk. Its departure from the town San Salvador, federation leaders said. Officials of Japan's Maritime ceived word of the items transfer by Soviet port today was about two The leaders, who insisted on anonymity, laid Safety Agency said the material radio from the MSA patrol boat hours later than expected, but it was Hernandez called the news conference to protest gov- handed over in Nevelisk, on the So- Tsugaru, which left Nevelisk in ear- unclear whether there were any dif- ernment hi/man rights violations and to call for a viet island of Sakhalin, did not in- ly afternoon lor the return voyage to ficulties encountered in the dialogue with leftist insurgents. They told reporteri the clude remains remains of any of the Japan. Three American officials transfer. government's plans to hold elections this March "offer 269 victims of the attack, or the were aboard the ship. A delegation of four Japanese, no solution at all to the problems of the country" and flight data and voice recorders that The MSA officials in Otaru, a three Americans and one Swede was said that "negotiatons are imperative" for a "new could provide clues to why the Kore- city in northern Japan, said the aboard the 3,218-ton patrol boat. The government in which all non-fascist political and labor an Air Lines jumbo jet wandered off items were packed in five Swede, Karl Oskar Nordlander, rep- forces are represented " REAGAN LAUGHS — President Reagan laughs course into Soviet air space. cardboard boxes. Included were resents the Montreal-based Interna- at the glasses Geneveve Zagurek of Elizabeth It was the first time the Soviet fragments from the Boeing 747's tional Civil Aviation Organization. wears at a New York banquet of an organization Campaign ends in violence putting together the Big Apple's Polaksl Day Pa- NAIROBI, Kenya — The month-long general elec- rade Sunday. Zagurek's husband is the parade tion campaign ended yesterday with a shooting incident grand marshal. Marcos orders tougher action involving a Cabinet minister and clashes between stone- 1 throwing supporters of rival candidates. Economic leader of the Philippine Catholic government,.' saying MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Development Minister Zachary Onyonka's para- church, denied the charge and ac- schoolchildren were only being President Ferdinand E. Marcos yes- military bodyguard opened fire in a clash between his New Miss America cused Marcos of casting "a terrible taught "the real situation of the terday ordered his riot troops to followers and opponents in the western town of Kisii, darkness" over the land and forcing country." - crush all unauthorized demonstra- the official Kenya news agency said. It said five people Filipinos to choose the path of "vi- Marcos, in his "Report to the tions, and warned protesting busi- were injured, one seriously. olent confrontation.'! — Nation," said his orders to the mili- expresses anger nessmen they had been videotaped The bodyguard, with the paramilitary general ser- He said the president was using tary were that demonstrations and would be tracked down and ar- vice unit of the Kenya police, was placed under arrest, PORTLAND, Maine - Vanessa Williams, the new rested. "threats and other acts of intimida- without government permits "will Miss America, says it makes her furious to think some tion" instead of eliminating the be immediately dispersed" with the the news agency said. Several people were injured He rejected a proposal by Saturday in one of four Nairobi constituencies where people figure she won the pageant because she "really Cardinal Jaime L. Sin to share cause of people's "unrest and disaf- use of non-deadly weapons, such as doesn't look black " fection." tear gas. rallies became unruly and people began hurling rocks. power with an advisory council and Riot police charged with truncheons and shields as I know people said 1 won "because I had straight Sin also rejected the charge that accused priests and nuns of teaching "But if the military and police opposing groups of supporters in one area were about to • hair and light skin." the 20-year-old New Yorker told a priests and nuns were preaching schoolchildren to hate him. are met with force, they will be attack each other. news conference Saturday as she rounded out her first Sin. the archbishop of Manila and "hatred against Marcos and the compelled to use force," he said. week wearing the crown It makes me furious to think some people believe that ' I have a triple role I'm Miss America; I'm Weinberger opens representing black women and I'm representing all Shamir making gains The Daily Register black people, ' said the first black woman to win the contest talks with Chinese

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Reagan said "Contrary to , plunged to his death Sunday when he cut his parachute fire agreement worked out In Beirut and The fast-moving developments in the this is a critical first step," he said, what some have alleged, we have no lines alter they became entangled with another sky- in other Middle East capitals "is a Middle East became a central theme of adding: objectives of our own in Lebanon beyond • diver's chute, and his reserve chute didn't open in time. critical first step" for the troubled na- Reagan's visit to New York yesterday. "We hope it marks a new beginning peace for its people and freedom from Jim O'Brien, 43, weatherman and forecaster (or tion He was here to address the United Na- in Lebanon, a period of calm when Leba- external intervention." WPVI-TV in Philadelphia, leaped from a small plane at Secretary of State George P. Shultz tions General Assembly today. non can begin to reclaim its nationhood an altitude of about 8,900 feet in his second jump of the said the agreement, announced last eve- At a reception Tor heads of govern- free of outside forces and the threat of At a brief news conference, Shultz day when his main chute became entangled with a ning, would bring no immediate change ment and foreign ministers attending the new bloodshed." said the mission of the Marines, four of friend's at about 500 feet. He cut himself loose at about in the mission of the 1,800 U.S. Marines U.N. meeting, the president said "no "The coming days must be a time whom have been killed since the re- 100 feet — too low to allow his reserve chute time to stationed there. • one can underestimate the challenges for restraint and reconciliation by all newed fighting erupted last month, "re- open, according to officials. But, he said, "I think they will be a that still lie ahead." parties," Reagan said mains important and remains un- The accident occurred at 12: SO p.m. during a dive by little more comfortable in carrying that "Lebanon has been racked by so The people of the United States changed." five jumpers above the New Hanover Township Airport in Montgomery County, according to police Detective Joe Donahue. "He figured there was a risk of injury" if the two War Powers Act stalls jumpers landed together, Donahue said. "He just mis- judged. If Jim hadn't cut away, everything would be OK. O'Brien, a veteran of more than 800 jumps, was fiscal stopgap steps pronounced dead at the scene by Montgomery County Deputy Coroner Karl Hofheinz at 1:15 p.m. WASHINGTON (API - Congress, apart when the House Appropriations No one else was injured, Donahue said. still undecided on how long US Marines . Committee rebelled against House lead- should stay in Lebanon must scramble ers and attached an''amendment IMF stalemate continues to meet another deadline this week to challenging the war powers compromise prevent much of the government from that had been worked out with the Re- WASHINGTON - Finance officials from around the running out of money when the new agan administration and other pro- world worked late yesterday to try to break a deadlock fiscal year begins Saturday visions embodying members' pet over reducing lending by the International Monetary The Senate begins debate today on a projects Fund to debt-stricken nations. compromise worked out by House and House Speaker Thomas P, O'Neill The United States pushed for a sharp curtailment in Senate leaders with the White House to Jr. D-Mass., has directed Appropria- the current borrowing limits, starting next year and place an 18-month limit on the Marines' tions Committee Chairman Jamie L continuing over three years. stay in Lebanon. The House begins de- . Whitlen. DMiss , to come up with a Its Western European allies, however, favored a bate Wednesday or Thursday clean" bill this week more modest reduction. At issue is the 1973 War Powers Act, Gerhard Stoltenberg, West German foreign min- requiring the president to notify Con- ister, said the U.S. position provided "no basis for AttocUtcd f>rHt fcHoto gress within 48 hours whenever he sends compromise." CAN WE TALK? —Co-hosts of the 35th annual Emmy Awards, Joan troops equipped for combat abroad If The officials - finance chiefs from 22 nations that Rivers and Eddie Murphy, not only presented the prestigious awards but they are in a zone of hostilities he is Watt fate make up the monetary fund's policy-making arm — met also kept the audience laughing in their seats last night at the Civic required to bring them home in 60 days in unusual evening sessions- to try to hammer out an Auditorium In Pasadena, Calif. unless Congress authorizes a further agreement stay or he decides an additional 30 days clouded It was not clear, though, whether they would be 5 is needed to get them out safely WASHINGTON i AP i - The com- successful. Some legislators say the 18-month mission described by James Watt as a U.S. officials contended the issue did not have to be Big hand for 'Cheers, limit is too long and are pressing for black a woman, two Jews and a resolved right away. compliance with the existing law cripple" is pushing forward with its One Treasury official, asking not to be identified by Others, however, say the situation review of the interior secretary's con- name, said there was a 50-50 percent change of an has gone far beyond the mere techni- troversial coal leasing program. But best comedy winner calities of the War Powers Act. the big question remaining is whether agreement. "It could go either way," said the official. "I do not believe we ought to be Watt will be around to accept its LOS ANGELES (AP) - Third- Daly as star of the canceled police debating a time limit I think we ought to report rated NBC crushed its rivals at the Restaurant murders stun area show "Cagney and Lacey." be debating our role in Lebanon." Sen While some prominent Re- Emmys for the third straight year "Cheers," about the hijinks in a Sam Nunn, D-Ga , said yesterday on publicans came to Watt s defense yes- KILGORE, Texas - Shocked residents of this east last night, winning 33 awards on the Boston bar, was named best comedy NBC's "Meet the Press terday for his.latest verbal gaffe, one Texas city mourned yesterday the loss of five people strength of its critically praised but series. Shelley Long won top acting Meanwhile, the start of the new fiscal GOP senator predicted he would be police believe were executed by a band of robbers who struggling series "Cheers" and "St. honors as an intellectual barmaid and year on Saturday places Congress in the gone before the week is out abducted them from a fast-food restaurant. Elsewhere," and its hit police show the show also won a writing award for increasingly familiar situation of having "The whole community is numb," said a Baptist "Hill Street Blues " Facing a Senate debate on a reso- brothers Glen and Les Charles and a to draft stopgap legislation to provide lution calling for his ouster. Watt was pastor, the Rev. Don Beebe. "Everybody is just NBC scored more than the other directing award for James Burrows money for federal departments and expected to huddle with his aides to- shocked." two networks combined as the "Hill Street Blues," which has agencies awaiting action on their regu- day to discuss his future. The bodies of the three men and two women were Academy of Television Arts & Sci- become a ratings winner after a slow lar annual appropriation Without ac- The controversy was over Watt's discovered about 9:30 a.m. Saturday off a rural road ences made its 35th annual presenta- start, was the year's best dramatic tion, most of the government will be comment about the Commission on about 15 miles south of Kilgore Investigators said four tion of awards for excellence in show and also t.wk prizes for writing, facing at least a technical shutdown Kair Market Value Policy for Federal of the victims were shot in the head as they lay on the prime-time programming. ABC had i <».• I l-easing — a panel created by (round. The fifth apparently was gunned down as she 14 Emmys and CBS had 11 Each of directing and film sound mixing. Only four of the 13 necessary ap- Congress last summer to investigate tried to escape. the last two years, NBC had domi- Ed Flanders won the Emmy as propriation bills have been approved by charge! that Watt's ambitious coal nated the awards with 20. best dramatic series actor for "St. both houses of Congress and signed into Authorities had been searching for the five since leasing, program has cost taxpayers Elsewhere." about a rundown Boston law Two more measures may be acted Friday night, when a woman went to the Kentucky ABC's top winner was "The Thorn $100 million by offering large hospital: Doris Roberts and James upon by the end of the week Fried Chicken restaurant to pick up her mother and Birds," which rates, as the most- amounts of coal in a glutted market. Coco, who co-starred as a bag lady Efforts to start work on the stopgap found it empty. watched miniseries of all time. Em- measure in the House last week fell About $2,000 was missing, and a regional Kentucky barrassingly for top-rated CBS, its and her derelict boyfriend on a "St. Fried Chicken spokesman said the restaurant's employ- only award out of 29 announced dur- Elsewhere" segment, were named ees failed to make a scheduled deposit earlier in the ing the NBC telecast was for Tyne for outstanding support day. Continental Airlines scrambling CURRENT MONEY MARKET RATES HOUSTON (AP) - International, also based in sengers "seemed to be re- FOR THE WEEK STARTING SEPTEMBER 13 Travelers stranded by a Texas, shut down last year. routed onto other car- LIMITED CAPITAL PLUS sudden grounding of Con- "We will implement a riers," but he did not have tinental Airlines swamped strategic plan to make any figures RATE 8.30% TO YIELD 8.62% other airlines yesterday Continental the largest of In Houston, Delta Air UNLIMITED CAPITAL-PLUS while officials of the Tex- the low-cost airlines," said Lines' clerks took about /

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WASHINGTON (AP) - The controveny administration." compromise between the president and con- over whether to keep the U.S. Marines in French and Italian troops are also sta- gressional leaders allows Reagan to ignore Lebanon, which dominated the news here last tioned in Beirut. the intent of the law. NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE V0TER8 week, is one of the rare issues to set liberal Rep. James Courier, R-N.J , who is con- against liberal and pair Democrat with Re- sidered the most conservative member of the "I don't see any reason why we're taking AND publican in the New Jersey congressional state's delegation, agreed with Torricelli this extraordinary step," he said. 'The law delegation. "I'll live with the compromise," said says a clock starts to run when hostilities TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS As a result, the state's lawmakers are Courter, a Hackettstown resident. "Eighteen start, and they've started already. It's time to If you are in the military service or the spouse or dependent of a tilting in favor of a compromise between the months is a long period of time, and I don't acknowledge that the Marines went there as a person in military service or are a patient in a veteran's hospital or a congressional leadership and the Reagan ad- think the agreement should mean that the peacekeeping force but that now, peace- civilian attached to or serving with the Armed Forces ot tne uniiea ministration Marines should stay there for 18 months. If keeping functions are not relevant," Stales without the Stale o! New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent 01 At issue has been the War Powers Act, I'd had my druthers, I would not have put and accompanying or residing with a civilian attached to or serving which requires that when American troops them in in the first place." Among the undecided was Rep. Bernard with the Armed Forces of the United States, and desire to vote, or face hostilities, the president must notify Dwyer, who, along with other Appropriations Also supporting the agreement were Re you are a relative or Iriend of any such person who, you believe,'win Congress and withdraw the soldiers within 60 Committee Democrats, approved a measure publican Reps, Edwin Forsythe, Christopher desire to vote in the General Election to be held on November 8,19BJ days unless the legislators authorize him to Wednesday that could cut off spending for the Smith and Matthew Rinaldo, and Democratic Marines in 90 days unless Congress approves kindly write to the undersigned at once asking application tor e keep the fighters in the war zone. Reps Peter Rodino, William Hughes and their presence in Lebanon. military service ballot to be voted in said election to be forwarded to The agreement, slated for a vote in Con- Robert Roe. you, staling your name, age, serial number it you are in military gress this week, would allow the president to "I'm not certain about the 18-month ex- service, home address and (he address at which you are stationed or keep the Marines in embattled Beirut for 18 But the compromise did not please the tension, and I want to hear more about that can be found, or if you desire the military service ballot for a relative or months, while it restricts their role and re- delegation's two dissenters, Sen. Frank from the leadership," he said. "There's noth- Iriend then make an application under oath for a military service ballot quires the administration to report regularly Lautenberg and Rep. James Florio, D-N.J. ing magic about 18 months. I think I'm a to be forwarded to him, stating in your application that he Is over the on the troops' activities. Lautenberg said he supported the pres- reasonable enough person that I want to find age of 18 years and stating his name, serial number if he is in military Two congressmen who are generally on ence of the 1,200-man force because it was out more about it." —ssssss service, home address and the address at which he is stationed or opposite sides of political issues said they helping to prevent the Syrians from ajding the can be found. both support the agreement, but with mixed Druse fighters, who are battling the weak emotions. Lebanese government. But like many Demo- Also counting themselves among the un- NOTE: MILITARY SERVICE VOTER CLAIMING MILITARY STATION AS HOME "I support the initiative, but I'm not sure crats, Lautenberg said he believed the admin- decided late last week were Sen. Bill Bradley ADDRESS FOR VOTING PURPOSES MAY NOT USE MILITARY ABSENTEE BALLOT Id like the president to not be accountable to istration owed Congress a better explanation and Reps. James Howard and Frank Guarini, UNLESS REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THE MUNICIPALITY WHERE SUCH STATION IS Democrats, and Republican Rep. Marge Congress for the next 18,months," said Rep. of the Marines' long-term goals. LOCATED. Robert Torricelli, D-lyJ., who is on the House Roukema. Foreign Affairs Committee and is one of the "I'd like to know what the ultimate most liberal New Jersey congressmen. "I purpose is," Lautenberg said. "I want to see Forms of application can be obtained from the undersigned or your think il is a responsible position for the United a case made by the president, the Pentagon Aides to Rep. Joseph Minish said they did . municipal clerk. and the State Department." not know what the West Orange Democrat's States t» assist the multi-national force, but DATED: September 19,1983 si this (agreement) is a blank check for the Florio, who lives in Pine Hill, said the position on the compromise. Jane G.Clayton, County Clerk Cal/P Election Department (/ 96.5 per Court House, East Wing jane Q. Clayton Parents of test-tube baby Gallon Freehold, N.J. 07728-1254 County Clerk

minimum delivery 200 gallons won't try for a second C.O.D. NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING WOODBURY (AP) - The mother of a test-tube born Aug. 28 at St. Clair Memorial Hospital in Mt. Service CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS baby girl, born Friday in Philadelphia, said yesterday Lebanon, Pa., a Pittsburgh suburb. The Sables con- Available she and her husband will "let someone else have a ceived through a progam based in Norfolk Va. If you are a qualified and registered voter of the State who expects chance at having a baby " and won't try for a second. About 50 of an estimated 150 babies born through the Marchon Home Fuel to be absent outside the State on November 8, 1983, or a qualified Linda Johnston, mother of Jillian Elizabeth John- technique have been born in the United States. The first and registered voter who will be within the State on November 8,1963 ston, said she and her husband Robert are very happy success was achieved in Oldham, England in July of but because of permanent and total disability, or because of illness or with their new daughter 1978 when Louise Brown was born. temporary physical disability, or because of the observance of a Were grateful that we're able to have one. We're religious holiday pursuant to the tenants of your religion, or because not going to be selfish," said the 30-year-old new mother of resident attendance at a school, college, or university, or because in a telephone interview from her room at the Hospital of the nature and hours of employment, will be unable to cast your of the 1'niversity of Pennsylvania "We're happy with DIET WELLNESS ballot at the polling place in your district on said date, and you desire the one we have." to vote in the General Election to be held on November 8,1983, kindly The Johnston baby is the first test-tube baby con- •complete the application form below and send to the undersigned, or ceived in Pennsylvania She was born three weeks "I lost 93 lbs. a year ago, write or apply Jn person to the undersigned at once requesting that a premature at 2:21 p.m. Friday, weighing 7 pounds, 4 and it was easy! civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. Such request must state ounces, said Dr Michael Mennuti, who delivered the < l your home address, and the address to which said ballot should be child FREE Lifetime maintenance sent, and must be signed with your signature, and state the reason Doctors said the Johnsons entered the hospital's 18- keeps it off!" why you will not be able to vote at your usual polling place. No civilian iiiimthold in-vitro fertilization program after failing to absentee ballot will be furnished or forwarded to any applicant unless conceive a child naturally Dr. Richard Turek, who request therefor is received not less than 7 days prior lo the election, operated on Mrs. Johnston to transfer the fertilized egg and contains the foregoing information. into her womb, said there were 40 unsuccessful at- Voters who are permanently and totally disabled shall, after their tempts on various women performed in the Philadel- Lose 3-7 lbs. initial request and without further action on theirpart, be forwarded an phia program before Mrs Johnston conceived. a week absentee ballot application by the county clerk for all future elections The entire in-vitro procedure costs between $4,000 to in which they are eligible to vote. Application forms may be obtained $5,000, hospital spokeswoman Adele Manno said yester- by applying to the undersigned either in writing or by telephone, or the day. But according to the new mother, insurance application form provided below may be completed and forwarded to doesn't pay far the procedure. the.undersigned. Dated: September 19,1983 "We're one of the cheapest programs around," Manno said She said Mrs Johnston's interest in the Jane G. Clayton, County Clerk artificial means of conception was sparked by media • Free Maintenance Election Department reports on the procedure , -, Court House, East Wing "It's a different story when you are the effle who • Free Membership Freehold, N.J. 07728-1254 /I /ya/L /> cannot (conceive naturally>." Mrs. Johnson said. "I'd' like people to know that this is available, that there is an • Free Excercise Classes alternative " Although Jillian'l birth was the first of a test-tube baby conceived in Pennsylvania, she was the second Medically Supervised • Medical Forms Submitted test-tube babv born in the slate John Thomas Sable was EASTBRUNSWICK MIDDLETOWN Jane G. Clayton MATAWAN County Clerk 281 Summerriill Rd ' ' 549 Rt. 35 Rt 34 238-6903 . 842-4488 583-7930 n«ir to Sipmnftnt CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATION THE STATE Other locations in HuntinqionJ. i & Siaten Island, N.Y. You must apply lor an Absentee Ballot for each Election. I hereby apply lor an absentee ballot for the (Check one) • Primary D General D Municipal D Special Deaths baffle investigators School . D Local D Regional MONTCLAIR — An investigation continues into • Other' , To be held on whether two. previous residents who died in the apart- SPECIFY DATE ' ment where a third woman was murdered also were CHECK AND COMPLETE victims (if homicides, but there are no plans to exhume I live in the DCity D Town • Township D Borough the body of one of the women, the Essex County D Village of '. • prosecutor says. My legal residence including Street Number and/or R.D. Number and Kxhumation is a rather drastic measure and un- Box Number is as follows: less there is really clear and convincing evidence that then1 was', in fact, a homicide, I'm reluctant to go on an exploratory mission," said Prosecutor George FALL FASHIONS STREET ADDRESS Schneider, who is supervising the investigation. Tin' prosecutor said he discussed the possibility of MUNICIPALITY ZIP CODE .exhuinmK the body of Joan R. Leight, 51, with the state Mail my ballot to the following address: medic.il examiner, Dr Robert Goode. An autopsy by LADIES WEAR SALE the county medical examiner's office concluded Mrs. MUNICIPALITY STATE ZIP CODE Leight died of a heart attack. CHECK REASON FOR BALLOT I don't believe exhumation would be productive," I am unable fo vote at my regular polling place on election day said Sf/hneider because:' D I expect to be absent from the State of New Jersey on election day. Two bodies found near bay SLACKS AS LOW AS IDATEOF DEPARTURE) ' ' DOVER TOWNSHIP - The bodies of a man and a. O Of illness or physical disability including blindness or woman, covered with cloth, were found by boaters pregnancy I will be unable to vote at my pollining place on about two miles apart near the shore of Barnegat Bay, 00 electiolti n dayd . police s;ud yesterday. SWRTS D I am permanently and totally disabled-. Th'e-deaUn were considered suspicious and autop- State reason sies by the Ocean County medical examiner were AH Wool planned for today, said police Capt. William Ford, D Observance of a religious holiday on election day. commander of the criminal investigations bureau. By D Resident attendance at a school, college or University The identities of the man and the woman, both "Bassonovaj value 88.00 on election day. estimated to be in their 30s, were not immediately "Giuseppie" D Of nature and hours of my employment on election day. known, said Ford. Tudor Square" Under penalty of Law, I certify that the foregoing statements Shortly after 11 a.m. yesterday, authorities fotmd &rnore the body of the woman, wrapped in canvas, in a marshy made by me are true and correct. area known as Ocean Beach. The body of the man was found in a sleeping bag in ^^ SIGN YOUR NAME AS IT APPEARS IN REGISTRY BOOK the waters of Shelter Cove at about 12:30 p.m. Saturday, •Dancing* SWEATERS Wool PRINT OR TYPE YOUR NAME police said. * Running* If sick or confined a voter may apply for an absentee ballot by Jersey authorized messenger. Auto insurance to be debated ^Aerobics* I designate to be mv Sportswear 3 TRENTON - Both houses are expected today to {NAME OF MESSENGER]iwuouiy Uckle automobile insurance and bond issues under pre- Tights any piece —authorize^ ' d messenger* .• " 'iSiONHVOfttov VOTER; , — election pressures Leotard's Authorized messenger must sign application only in presence of Three competing versions of automobile insurance Leg Warmers county clerk or county clerk designee. reform were posted for votes. None is satisfactory to 00 Gqv. Thomas H. Kean, though each bill contains ele- «15 SIGNATURE OF MESSENGER ments he strongly favors. • Kean has demanded action on a bill to lower insur- STREET ADDRESS ance premiums before the Nov. 8 legislative elections. Value lo 58.00 ZIPCODE The Assembly also was to vote on bond issues that REV 282 ild appear on the election ballot — $50 million for shore protection, $135 million for parks, and f 135 million for bridge repairs. MDNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1983 The Daily Register A5 What could a home computer do for you ? By Dialogue Syitemi pensive, less intimidating, and eas- determine square roots? You can final document will appear just as grams are available to enable you to Pint In a It-part series ier to use. In your home, they can leam either by computer. You and you want it. And you can print as do all these things with your home Doron Steger of Mart ins vi He, your children can also leam such entertain you, teach you, inform ' SHOFPMQ LJST many copies of the document as computer. uses it to keep an investment diverse subjects as geography, typ- you, and save you time and money. a/ta desired simply by hitting a key or Information and Research. How portfolio which he updates monthly. Home Computer Uses ing, and another language. two. would you like to save yourself His wife, Sherry, uses it to develop You may be amazed at how • MEAD (2) Some educational programs pro- Personal Finance and Record hours of library research? With the the curriculum for the course she many different things you can do •MIU vide drill and practice, others ac- Keeping. From budget planning to aid of certain special hardware and teaches at Somerset County Col- with a home computer. All you have •LAUNDRY DETERGENT tually teach. Still others are based stock portfolio management, more software, you can use your 'com- lege. Elana, age 5, plays Hangman to do is purchase the appropriate •PARR TOWELS on simulations or games. Given con- and more programs are being de- puter to tap into DATA BANKS, with it, while Benjamin, age 3, plays tinually improving technology and electronic storehouses of informa- software, prerecorded instructions, •FRUIT veloped to meet your financial music on It. And when the Steger or programs available on plastic software, most experts agree that needs And if you like to catalog and tion. For a hookup charge ($20 to family gets together to sing their disks, cartridges, or cassettes. With the potential for computers in keep track of things, you're in luck. $200, depending on the particular favorite songs, they gather around a home computer and the required education has only begun to be re- More than 100 programs are avail- service) and an hourly fee ($5 to It. electronic hookups, you can do re- alized. able for keeping records. You can $300), you can obtain facts on any- thing from horoscopes to zoology. The personal computer is the cal- search, follow stocks, even com- Word Processing. Are you a bud- list your baby-sitting schedule, your from national news developments to culator, record keeper, information municate with friends, all without ding novelist or journalist? Do you recipe file, or your coin collection stock market trends. You can simi- resource, management tool, teach- ever leaving your home ... or own a small business for which you on computer larly hook up to a larger computer er, and entertainer of the 1980s. understanding what makes a com- have to write letters to a number of The Personal Computer at Home clients? Or do you frequently write Business Use. Whether you sell to use its computing power, _ puter work. children's phonograph records part- If you do not already own a per- letters to your representatives in Here, divided into eight catego- time or run a mail-order catalog Communication. In much the sonal computer, chances are that Congress? A home computer sys- same way that you can com- ries, Is a brief overview of a borne business, a home computer can you know someone who does. A con- tem with a printer and word proc- municate with a data bank, you can computer's basic uses. If you have a make your life easier in a variety of servative estimate In the January essing software will help you out. communicate with other computer strong interest in any one of the ways. Software is available to help 1MB issue of Byte magazine in- Word processing software users. Sending and receiving categories, it may be time for you to you with accounting, inventory con- dicates that there are 621,000 com- enables you to type letters, term messages via computer - elec- do some investigating. plex adventure games or flight sim- trol, scheduling, billing, and record puters In homes across the nation. ulations. Thousands of games are papers, birth announcements, or tronic mail — is a relatively new Playing Games. Whether it's .keeping By January 1984 this figure will rise Pac-Man or chess, Hangman or already on the market, and new just about anything else and see the concept. It will undoubtedly grow in Leisure-time use. Want to chart to 1 million; by January 1990, to 6.8 blackjack, people love playing com- ones are being created every day. copy on a screen before ever com- popularity as more and more people your biorhythm? Analyze the profit- million. puter games. They may be short-run Education and Skills Develop- mitting it to paper. Make an error? acquire home computers. and-loss figures of an oil stock? Why the sudden boom? Personal arcade-style games or lengthy ment. Do you want to leam how to Want to add a sentence? Just make NEXT: Hard Facts About Hard- Create computer graphics? Pro- computers are becoming less ex- strategy games. They may be com- program a computer? Or how to your changes on the.screen. Your

IRA becomes Starting October 1st, 1983 ambitious By ANDREW A. LECKEY The individual retirement account has taken a de- tour. Diverting from its straight-ahead course as a steady, but dull, tax-advantaged savings vehicle for retirement, it has embarked upon a much more am- bitious route: — Americans are realizing that it's worthwhile to put investment money into an IRA even if they might withdraw it prematurely, incurring the government's 10 percent excise tax penalty. According to a study by the Arthur Young & Co. accounting firm, a 10 percent interest rate return on an personal IRA for anyone in the 40-50 percent tax brackets will eclipse the return from a similar taxable investment in only five years. (That, is, of course, including that 10 account percent penalty for early withdrawal at the end of the period.) I I ANDREW I LECKEY I

I I - While the 30-month fixed-rate certificate of de- I posit is the most popular IRA vehicle at most of the nation's banks, more and more Americans are turning I to sophisticated alternatives. I i Boston's Fidelity Brokerage Services finds that half of its new IRA money is being transferred from other I Why pay a commission institutions, mostly banks. The percentage of money I going into Fidelity's most aggressive stock mutual to a brokerage-house to invest your money in an uninsured money market fund, funds rather than money market funds has skyrocketed I the fluctuating stock market, or in possibly risky bonds. to nearly 70 percent of all incoming dollars: I Similarly, zero coupon bonds tied to IRAs have Now, at Provident, you can manage your own cash without any risk at all, with a wide range drawn many customers into bond investment who never I would have considered it before. Brokerage giant Mer- I " of high-interest earning accounts that enable you to choose a maturity date rill Lynch & Co. finds its six-year zero, rather than the to coincide with your investment goals, and at a correspondingly high rate of return. 12-year variety, is the most popular. Such bonds pay no I interest, but are sold at a deep discount. They're I redeemed at full face value, with total return at maturi- ty known in advance. I "Variable rate IRAs, perhaps because the cus-I New, flexible investment accounts simptify your investment choices, tomer isn't confident about interest rates, have never caught on as the fixed-rate product has," points out I while your cash is insured, interest and principal, to $100,000 by FDIC. Robert J. Greco, vice president at First National Bank I of Chicago. "Even with fixed rate, a customer will go I OM BCChitfC High money market yields, risk-free. No fixed maturity—your money is available at any time. Interest for.30 months or 18 months, but gets, really jumpy about rate is committing to durations of as long as five years.'' I Mnim Market Account established weekly. A special bonus is available for customers who maintain a Super NOW New York's Citibank, hoping to draw sophisticated » •"•"*•• -«*"*—* Checking Account. Minimum deposit $2,500. investors, devised its own equity "trusts" this year I consisting of stock portfolios that permit an initial I With a $5,000 minimum deposit, you are guaranteed the high current interest rate when the account is investment of as low as $500. At the same time, more opened. Simple interest is credited monthly. banks moving "upLondon and To the Editor: 300 words. Not acceptable are poetry, en- park, as it well should be tion We are eagerly anticipating Seven New York, triggering fare cuts by other On behalf of the West Long Branch dorsements of candidate! lor office or en- I mler that agreement, the county President's opening next summer. airlines Community Center, I would like to thank dorsements of commercial producti. "MONDAY; stPT£MBFFT2e; ig83 ~ "The Daily Register OBITUARIES Guns are silenced in Lebanon Leopold III, 81, (continued) Jumblatt said his anti-government coalition, the The government spokesman, who declined to be Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul-Halim Khaddam. National Salvation Front, and its allies in the Shiite named in compliance with official regulations, said a Khaddam said, "An agreement has been reached Amal militia "consider the clauses of the agreement committee representing the conferees would meet soon King of Belgium for a cease-fire in Lebanon, ending the war and starting positive. to decide where and when the conference would be The agreement provides for establishment of a four- convened. BRUSSELS, Belgium select group of advisers to a national dialogue. What was achieved is great." man committee from the Lebanese army and warring He said U.S. presidential envoy Robert C. (AP) - King Leopold III, that of Official ministers, "We appeal to all our Lebanese brothers to go militia factions to "supervise and consolidate" the McFarlane and Bandar, the architects of the agree- forced to abdicate to his which often created con- beyond the bloodshed and the hatred in order to start cease-fire, which will be policed by "neutral" ob- son in 1850 for surrender- flicts at the palace. the building of Lebanon," he said. ment, proposed that the opening session be held in servers, according to Gemayel Riyadh, the Saudi capital, under King Fahd's auspices. ing to invading Nazis dur- In May, 1940, when Nati A government spokesman later said Lebanon has ing World War II, died yes- troops rolled into Belgium, asked U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar "Enough of misery, enough of bloodshed, enough of terday after a heart at- he placed himself at the torture and destruction ,., There has been agreement Azzolina ondeck to provide 500 U.N. observers, Including French and tack, the royal palace an- head of Belgium's poorly for a cease-fire," Lebanese Prime Minister Shafik Italian soldiers, to oversee the cease-fire. nounced. He was 81. equipped armed forces but (continued) Wazzan said in an official announcement. Under the agreement, Oemaypl announced hf was The palace said he died they were' unable to excited to see such a ship," she said yesterday. calling the nation's leftist, conservative and independ- Bandar said: "This is the beginning of the road for a few hours after emer- withstand the German at- Crowell said she believes the veteran battleship, ent political leaders to an urgent conference to "begin Arab solidarity and for freeing Lebanon from Israeli gency surgery by a team of tack. which carries nine 16-inch guns, 12 five-inch guns, national reconciliation dialogue at once." occupation." Belgian and American doc- His ministers advised and 1,480 enlisted men "is a very important tool in. tors at a Brussels univer- him to flee abroad and set keeping peace. It is a battleship. It shows strength." ' sity hospital up a government in exile. Crowell described Azzolina as "a very dedicated The royal palace com- He instead surrendered to man, Navy is his life, in addition to Koodtown. It's Reagan unveils arms plan munique said: "His maj- the Germans on May 28,18 Foodtown and the Navy. I don't know in which esty King Leopold III was days after the invasion, order," she laughed, adding, "I'm sure that his (continued! siles to be targeted on Soviet territo- nations to be fearful of irritating the urgently taken to the Lou- and was held prisoner in family is a little anxious." ry beginning in December Soviet Union and to therefore be vain University hospital in Belgium, Germany, and In their Borden Road home, Azzolina's wife and more supportive of the Soviets than Brussels. He had a coro- Austria during the war, un- be identified by name, said the pres- The build-down proposal would six children have waited^ and worried since the ident would outline his proposal fpr of the United States nary bridging performed, til allied forces freed him vessel pulled into its perilous part, but they under- require the United States and the At a reception he gave for heads a nuclear warhead build-down, and Soviets to destroy' up to two aiming at correcting unsuf- in Austria. stand that "the Navy is his first love." of government and foreign min- challenge the Soviet Union to offer strategic nuclear warheads for each ficient irrigation of the "He writes us when he can," said his wife, Lynn. isters attending the General As- Leopold had three chil- concessions of its own. new one they deployed. myocardium (heart mus- "And every port he goes to, he calls." sembly meeting. Reagan on Sunday cle). dren by Astrid — The United States and the Soviet Baudouin, Prince Albert He is expected to return home on Oct. 13 or 14, in As preparations for Reagan's night stressed his support for the "A few hours after the Union are negotiating in Geneva, and Princess Josephine time to attend the Oct. 15 wedding of his 26-year-old visit were being completed, he and international body operation, a failure of the Switzerland, to bring about reduc- Charlotte, who married son, John, and, although she has been "very .wor- his aides took pains to stress that, "The United States is proud, to myocardium occured lead- tions in their arsenals of long-range, Grand Duke Jean of Lux- ried" about the battleship's presence outside of despite recent problems in the Unit- be the home of this organization _ ing to death the same strategic nuclear weapons, and a embourg. Lebanon, she is "pretty assured that he can be ed States' relationship with the whose purpose is to bring peace to day," it said. home" for the ceremony. lowering of medium-range weapons United Nations, the president con- all the people of the planet." he Leopold was born in He and his second wife Crowell said she is confident that Azzolina will in Europe. tinued to support it said "I still believe the United Brussels on Nov. 3, 1901, had two children, Princess be transferred by helicopter to a smaller ship that Reagan's European proposal was However, one aide said the presi- Nations is an effective forum for not the eldest of three children Marie-Christine and Prin- will transport him to a an airport during the middle known to include a willingness to dent was troubled by what he called only discussing our problems but cess Marie-Esmeralda. of King Albert and Queen of next month. cut back on the 108 Pershing 2 mis- a "double standard " that led some doing something about them Elisabeth. Leopold was fascinated Also on the ship is Capt. Richard D. Milligan, the At the age of 28, he by South American culture vessel's commander, formerly of Matawan. Milli- ascended to the throne on and went on several expen- gan's brother, Brig. Gen. Robert F. Milligan, head of 9 Feb. 23,, 1934, Belgium's ditions to Venezuela, Col- the Sixth Marine Amphibious Brigade, is a native of Kean: A 'Mickey Mouse move fourth monarch since the ombia and Panama in the Matawan, currently stationed at Camp LeJeune, • nation gained independ- 1950s. He also travelled to N.C. (continued) Cardinale under the Senate's At first. Cardinale had said the Africa and Asia after his highest-ranking woman state jurist jealously guarded tradition decisions were not his motive for ence from the Dutch in Last December, Azzolina chaired the U.S.S. New abdiction,. devoting much except for Supreme Court Justice To Cardinale. Pressler 'ignores denying tenure But after Kean s 1830. He succeeded his Jersey Battleship Recommissioning Fund-raising of his time to scientific re- Marie Garibaldi. the evidence in some cases " and is counsel. W Carv Edwards, reported father, who died in a moun- Committee that, by holding a brunch at the Molly search. "rude and arrogant" on the bench that Cardinale had cited the De- tain-climbing accident in Pitcher Inn in Red Bank, raised more than (50,000 Pressler graduated first in her Cardinale has suffered at least, maresl case in arguing against southern Belgium. The Belgian Foundation for the ship. class from the Rutgers School of two courtroom defeats before Pressler privately in February. He was regarded as an for the Fight against "We all worry about him because of the circum- Law and was editor of the Rutgers Pressler. She ruled against a con- Cardinale conceded that the case authoritarian leader who Leprosy was created at his stances (in Lebanon) now. But he said 'don't worry Law Review. She was appointed a struction company owned entirely was one of his reasons for opposing preferred the counsel of a intiative. about it,' " said Angela Azzolina, the captain's Bergen County Court judge in 1973 by the senator and an employee and her mother. "We all like what he's doing but we wish he and to the Superior Court in 1976. A ordered a (9,735 judgement which Clarence E. Burdge was home." year later, at 42, she rose to the Appellate Division. Cardinale paid Pressler dismissed More important. Cardinale said, HIGHLANDS - Church of Our Lady of Per- "She truly is extraordinary," charges against Cardinale. who was is that Pressler was too lenient Clarence E. Burdge died petual Help, the Holy Wilentz said. "Judges who do de- the third defendant in the suit. when she voted to uphold a 63-day Saturday at Monmouth Name Society, the Veter- Dora Hibbets Oldenboom cent jobs get reappointed in bushels When Cardinale was the mayor jail term for James Hodge, who was Medical Center, Long ans of Foreign Wars No. and barrels." of Demarest in 1976, Pressler or- convicted in 1981 of repeatedly rap- Branch. 6902, the Democratic Club, OCEAN - Dora Hib- member of the Oakhurst Kean has recommended that she dered him to reinstate a municipal ing his 13-year-old stepdaughter and the Senior Citizens, all bets Oldenboom died Sat- United Methodist Church receive tenure, allowing her to re- planning board member he had re- Born in Highlands, he Pressler has not commented in Highlands. urday at Monmouth Medi- and the Senior Friendship main on the bench until age 70 But moved for missing meetings for 11 was a lifelong borough res- publicly on Cardinales complaints ident. Surviving is his wife, cal Center, Long Branch. Club. here. the nomination has been blocked by months. ' Before his retirement the former Lucille florn in Oakhurst, Mrs. Her husband, Bernard eight years ago, he worked Fitzsimmons. Oldenboom had resided in Oldenboom, died in 1958. in the maintenance depart- The John P. Condon Fu- East Orange before return- Surviving are a brother, ment of Monmouth Jockey neral Home, Atlantic High- ing to this area in 1971 af- J. Russell Hibbets, and a Club, Oceanport lands, is in charge of ar- ter her retirement. sister, Agnes H. Ap- He was a member of the rangements. She was employed for 12 plegate, both of here. years as an auditory spe- Elsie Ruth Carter cialist for Beltone Hearing The Woolley Funeral Aid Co., Orange. Home, Long Branch, in in A paid directory of coming events for non-prof11 organizations Rates $3 75 far three lines for 1 day '$1 rat* LONG BRANCH - lins and Johnny Collins of Mrs. Oldenboom was a charge of arrangements additional line). $5 00 for three lines for two davs i$l 50 each additional line i. $6 50 for three lines for three days Elsie Ruth Carter, 75, died Philadelphia, and David < $2 00 each additional line), $7 50 for three lines for four or five days i$2 25 each additional linei $9 IHi for three lines for six to eight days <$2 50 each additional line t $10 50 for three lines for nine to ten days >%'.\ 00 each additional line Saturday at Monmouth Collins of Accmak County; $n 50 lor three lines for eleven days Each additional day $1 00. each additional line $3 00 Deadline 11 A M two days Medical Center three sisters, Margaret Irma E. Weeden before publication Call The Daily'Register. 542-4000. ask for The Date Secretary Born in Accmak Coun- Collins of Accmak County, OCEAN - Irma E She was predeceased by ty, Va., she resided in Phil- Elizabeth Matthews of SKPTEMBUK V6 - MONDAY 9to li i> in 1 lunation$4 00advance Seoulrek II Bike-a-thon to benefit Weeden, 69, of Oakhurst, adelphia before moving Philadelphia, and Carrie her husband, William Monmouth Players - Technical $5 00 door Benefit ot the auxiliary. Monmouth I ouncil Bo> Scouts Pub- died Saturday at Mon- here in 1927. Hall of Trenton; a grand- Weeden. Theatre Workshop Learn lights, Harris Gardens Fire Compan> 1213 lic invited to participate 12 30 to mouth. Medical Center, daughter and two great- Surviving are two sons, sound, set construction, make-up, Harris Ave Ladles nlte out 739-1875 4 30 Registration nl Garden State She was a member of Long Branch. costumes Mondays 7 30 tot* 30pm . Ann or 364-4648, Pal granddaughters. Wilson Hubbard of Little Arts Center Holmdel Prizes for all the Second Baptist Church. starling Sept 26 Call 842-561B or age group* < all >31 363H for sponsor Bom in Long Branch, Silver and Eugene Hub- Surviving are a daugh- The Flock Funeral she was a lifelong Mon- 741-0843 OCTOBER 2 - SUNDAY form si bard, here; a sister, Mrs. VFW 1'nst 2179FleaMarkel 9a m ter, Julia E. Henson, here, Home is in charge of ar- mouth County resident. three brothers, Jesse Col- Wilma Sharpe of Long to 4 p m ai Post HmUlmg. Hwy :in rangements. Mrs. Weeden was on the SEPTEMBER 27 - TUESDAY OCTOBER U -Tt F.SHW Branch; two grand- iEast i Port Monmouth. • next to A & dietary staff of Monmouth Chinese Auction, sponsored by Mid- IJ|. ggggrvations U I"1' Laitl£ Call Buxinfl ' S Navy Marines VS children; a great-grand- William B. Jorgensen Medical Center for 20 tile town Democratic Club. Buck 241-3925 Kngland-Karl \;i\;il Weapons St* years, before retiring in child and several nieces Smith's. East Keansburg. 8 p.m . lion ' olts Neck Ti( ktis Must be $2 50 Everyone welcome OCTOBER 4 & 5 - TUE8. & WED. paid in advance Idmission SIP Con , MATAWAN - William He was a U.S. Navy vet- January 1983. and nephews. Asbun ( nited Vtethndim Wmiuns t.n! MiiMlt'town PoteettVC !>IW Bennett Jorgensen, 58, of eran of World War II, serv- She was a member of The Hoffman Funeral Matawan Hadassah Israeli hashion Fall Rummage SAle, church dining B71 4700 days Middletown Gym 5A Indiana Court, died ing aboard the U.S.S. the Oakhurst Methodist Home, Long Branch, is in Show, at 8 p m at Lakeside Manor room, HI Atlantic Ave Long Branch 957-9494 eves Tuesday at home. Ticonderoga, where he Church. charge of arrangements. Hwy 36. $5 donation Call 264-2892 Tues Ocl 4th from 9 lo 4 Wed Qcl Bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., won several air medals Parents Without Partners. 5th from 6 to 12 noon he resided in Perth Amboy OCTOBER 13 —THURSDAY and a Purple Heart. Bayshore Chapter. 644 Cocktail Party Bus trip tu St John Newmann. and South Amboy before Robert A. Kennedy OCTOBER 6-THl'RShAY He was a member of the and Dance. Towne and Country \l\\\ Bus trip to Flower Festival at I'hila Sponsored by Si Catherine's moving here six years ago. 35. Keyport. 830. orientation, mem- Stephens Lutheran Church, RUMSON - Robert A. Surviving are a son, Cathedral Church of St John The Mi.ir & Rosary Society K.isi Mr. Jorgensen was a bers $3 prospective members $5 Edison. Kennedy, 62, died Thurs- Divine N Y C Trnnsportamn lunch Keansburg Vo$\ will • be • sales manager at the Robert J Kennedy of Red con lecture 127 Bus leaves w a rri further information call Mrs Bett> day'at Riverview Hospital, McGloin Buick Co., Tinton Bank; a daughter, Mrs. Call Trim! v Episcopal Chun h Ktnerion TH7 8163 Surviving are his wife, Red Bank. SEPTEMBER!!!-WEDNESDAY Falls, for many years. the former Marie An- Kathleen Lawrence of 741-4581 fur reservations Bom in Middletown, he Two Rivers Opera seeks male dersen; and two daughters, Wanamassa; a sister, Mrs. OCTOBER 15- SATVRpAY resided here for 40 years. singers for the chorus of a Nov 11 OCTOBER 7th- FRIDAY 202 Dtath Notkt Mrs. Vickie Drew of Evelyn Christiansen of and 12 productions of The Student Boxing Middletown Police Mhtettc Saint Vgnes PTA Famil\ Spaghetti Until his retirement in Uinnei SliuoJ ».ildem South Aye . Laurence Harbor and Mrs. Fair Haven; and three Prince at the MonmofTth Arts Cen- League presents New .IIT-H'V All JORGENSEN — William Btn- July 1983, he was a machin- All Highlands a to 8 :ill p in For nett. B*lov«d hutbaml ot Marlt An- Patti Mauro of Hazlet. granchildren. ter. Hed Bank, no experience neces- Stars V S England Fn 7 30 p m der«n Belovtd llthcr of Vlcktf ist at Bendix Corp., Eaton- sary Auditions are at 8 pin.'at The ficRets cali. 291 W22 m 29M513 $4 Draw and Pattl Mauro Prlvata Mr Private funeral ser- Mater Dei High School \dmtssion • town, for 32 years. Funeral services are Presbyterian fhurch of Shrewsbury. .ululs 82 50children under 12 Reser- victi wrtra held at Crabltl, Harding vices were held Wednes- $10 Call Middletown Detective and Jamljon Funtral Horn*, N«w His wife, the late Doris scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Broad and Sycamore Ave . vation deadline HI 14 * Brunswick. Contributions may Dt day at Crabiel, Harding Division 671-4700 days Middletown mad* to the St. Staentnt Lutrwran Mitchell Kennedy, died in today at Adams Memorial Shrewsbury Additional information Qyw P67-O4O4 nighto Church, 130 Pitatant Avt, Edison, and Jamison Funeral is available from Henry Trautrnan. N.J. 1975. Home, Red Bank. ' Mater Dei High; School PTA is Home, New Brunswick. . 566-7261. who said "We need a few Red Bunk Chapter ol Hadassah i> sponsoring an Irish \mei ican [ gOO^ men" ' sponsoring .i House Tour, front lit Ihiii.igc l)a.n.c_e. i^.iiunnu Dermnl a m to 3 !> m I h.- HOT tnrlthl.-s Fwfl 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch n linen und his band Sal ' >i i iMh " extraordinary "Rumson homes and NOTICI equlprnent. Including but not lim- schedule of Ihe notes sold, the that Law. SEPTEMBER 29 - THURSDAY Memorial Hall Xew Monnioulh BOND ORDINANCE PRO- ited to, respiratory air suppjv price obtained and the name of (d) An aggregate amount not the home in Lincrofi previously Dancing 9" to I Tickets $10 each VIDING FOR THE ACQUISI- systems, Scott Packs, com- Ihe purchaser. exceeding 15,000 for Items of ex- . Annual Dessert Card Party held at owned by the singer Melanie There TION OF PUBLIC SAFETY munications equipment and Section S. The capital budget pense listed In and permitted un- the Masonic Temple. 786 River Rd . BYOB reservations' call Padd> EQUIPMENT, BY THE CITY walkie-talkie and telephone re- of the Cltv of Long Branch Is der N.J.S.A. 40A 2-20 Is Included is also .m optional multicourse buffet Ward 530-4855 & Mane Smokovich OF LONG BRANCH, IN THE cording equipment all ai shown hereby amended to conform with in the estimated cost Indicated Fair Haven Given by Charity Court lunch ai Truffles Restaurant in Fair COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, on and In accordance with the 7H7-lf.HH Ihe provisions of this ordinance herein for the purpose or Im- No 38 Order of the Amaranth Dona* Haven from I) 30 a m m 2 p m NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIAT- plans and specificatlont therefor to the extent ai any Inconsistency provement. lion $1.50. Tickets at the door ING 1170,000 THEREFOR, AND on file In the office of the Clerk, herewith. The resolution In the Section 1 All grant monies Tickets may fee purchase in advance AUTHORIZING THE IS- which plans are hereby ap- . form promulgated bv the Local received for the purpose de- SUANCE OFUH.DOOBONDSOR proved. Finance Board showing full de- scribed In Section 3 hereof shall Annual Card Party. Court Saint forWiorilSWithiheTruffleabuffeti Henry Hudson Student < uuncil Flea NOTES OF THE CITY TO Ft- (b) The estimated maximum tail of the amended -capital James. No W9-c u .vnrtie held at MMafi Baoki LuusuU—New • Markt>t-atAUanlit iliphlmos Munu • NANCE PART OF THE COST amount of bonds or notas to be budget and capital program as oavment of the cost of the .Im- THEREOF. issued tor the Improvement or approved by the Director of the provement or lo payment of the Elks Home. Front St . Red Bank Yorkei Cof fet Shop Fair Haven The tpal Harboi ID a m (o 4 p m $6 for purpose Is as stated In Section 3 Division of Local Government obligations issued pursuant to CJateWesi Shrewsbury SurrayXug- single space $10 tor double Km BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Services is on file with the Clerk Donation $2 50. refreshments & CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY hereof. this ordinance The amount of gage Red Bank and Ihe Monmouth information call 291-0091 or 291-0738 OF LONG BRANCH, IN THE (c) The estimated cost of the and Is available there for public obligations authorlied but not Is- prizes COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, Improvement or purpose is equal inspection sued hereunder shall be reduced Mall or by mat! from lU'd Bank NEW JERSEY (not lau than to the amount-of the appropria- Section 6 The following addi- to the extent that such funds are OCTOBER 1 - SATURDAY OCTOBER 30- SIN DAY two-third* of all mambart thtrt tion heraln made therefor. tional matters ere hereby de- so received Hadassah Box 445. Bed Bank N .1 of afflrmailvtiv concurring) AS Section 4. All bond antici- termined, declared, recited and Section 8. The full faith and ASCOTS will appear from 9p m to \ll proceeds support the Hadassah WOMEN'S \MKUir\\ l)RT FOLLOWS: pation notes Issued hereunder stated: credit of the Cltv are hereby 1 am at the Highlands Fire House Medic.i! Organization bus trip io Tropirana Hotel Mlanti< Section 1. Tht Improvamant shall mature at such times as (a) The Improvement or pledged to the punctual payment daicrlbtd In Section 3 of this may be determined bv the chief purpose described In Section 3 of of the principal ot and the in- Hot & cold buffet, beer. soda. BYOB Cilj ' nsi HO 50pei person I bond ordinance It her*bv author - financial officer; provided (hat this bond ordinance Is not a cur- terest on the obligations author- & prizes. Dance admission is Sin per OCTOBER 8-SATURDAY Phone 291-2123 iied to b* undertaken bv the Cltv no note shall mature later than rent expense It Is an Improve- ited bv this bond ordinance. The ment or purpose that the Cltv obligations shall be direct, un- person advance sales. $11 at door Auction 83. goods and "services of Long Branch, New Jeriev as a one veer from Its data. The notes DECEMBER Iti - FRIDAY oanaral Improvement. Fof tht shah* bear interest at such rate or may lawfully undertake as a gen- limited obligations of the Cltv, Call 291-5465 or 291-5807 for tickets & Sat evening Ocl nth. preview times Improvement or purpose de rates and be In such form •• may eral Improvement, and no part of and the City shall be obligated to Mid-Atlantic Trip Nutcrai kei scribed In Section 3, there Is be determined bv the chief finan- the cost thereof has been or shall levy ad valorem taxes upon alt info. to 8 30 p m begins fl 45 p m sharp haretov appropriated the sum of cial officer. The chief financial be specially assessed on property the taxable real property within M i11 ai the door. $3 50 in advance Lincoln Center exc seats Deposit specially benefited thereby. the Cltv tor the payment of the 1110,000, Including the sum of officer shall determine all mat- Thorn Junior High School, flea Call lor tickets 536-7692, or 568-6879 wiNhol.lsc.il 787-4921 it566-3812 tt.000 as the down payment re- ters In connection with notes Is- (b) The period of usefulness obligations and the Interest quired bv the Local Bond Law. sued pursuant to this ordinance, of the Improvement or purpose thereon without limitation of rate market King of Kings Church park- Sponsored by Temple Shalom. 5 Ary- and the chief financial officer's or amount. NOVEMBER 19 -SATCBDAY The down payment li now avail- within the limitations of the Lo- ing lot Harmony Rd & Cherry Tree moni Lane \herdeen. signature upon the notes shall be cal Bond Law, according to the Section 9. This bond or- Thompson Jr High Mradletown conclusive avldence as to all such reasonable lift thereof computed Farm Rd . Middletown. 9 30 to .1 30 down payment or for capital im determinations. All notes Issued dinance shall lake effect 20 davs presents out third annual lixanny s orovement purpoMt In one or from iht dati of the bonds au- after the first publication, thereof p in Single space $5. double $10 Oktoberfesj Fun Night Games and more prevlouilv adopted hereunder mav be renewed from thorlied bv this ordinance, Is S after final adoption, as provided Ann- a iu..ln\ antique\trt craft time to time sublect to the pro- years. Venders welcome, For information Refreshments Kiver Plaza Hi butfotii. visions of N,J.S.A. 40A 1-tta) by the ,ocal Bond Law. Secllofi 2. In order to finance (c) The Supplemental Debt THIS ORDINANCE PUB CaJ| CilXPj B71-4;(2ii. Philhs. 67J-3585 Foster St River Plaza 8 P M -1 show & s.ilc on S;ii November 19. The chief financial officer Is Statement required bv the Local the cost of the Improvement or hereby euthorlted to tell part or LISHE'D HEREWITH WAS IN- or send cheeky to Thorn Junior High \ \1 Bonalinns $5 $H> tiom «t-,mrfl |p MI Rrr-imtnortors ourpOM not covered bv applica- all of the notes from time to time Bond Law has been duly pre- TRODUCED AT A REGULAR lion AI ihf corner ol Dwijjhi H emov homemade treati and crued interest from their dates to Services in the Department of pation of the luuance of the the dale of delivery thereof. The BER 22,1*3 AND WILL BE bus Irip Sun Ocl D B 30 a in from othei refreshments Dealers reserve bonds, neeotlablfl bond antici- chief financial officer Is directed Community Affal's of the State FURTHER CONSIDERED FOR 3rd Annual Peddlers Fair. 10 a in to pation notes are hereby author- of New Jersey. Such statement FINAL PASSAGE AFTER A MidLanlic Hiink parking lot Broad 4 ear!} .i^ lasl veai s i.i ann> s \ttic to report In writing to the govern- shows that the gross debt ot the 5pm Over 150 flea market dealers tied to be Issued pursuant to end ing body at the meeting next PUBLIC HEARING THEREON Rerktesn $15 $14 students & Senior » i a !• i or reservations within the limitations prescribed succeeding the date when any Cltv as defined In the Local Bond AT A REGULAR MEETING OF wagon 8i pony rides. Dixieland Band bv the Local Bond Law. tale or delivery of the notes Law Is Increased bv the author- SAID COUNCIL TO BE HELD C'raH demonstrations Heii li nii/en> Reservations Mar> Kirb\ and furtnei details (.ill ti7i-478fl ization of the bonds and note* At THECITYCOUNCILCHAM- 1 Section I. (•) ine improve- pursuant to this ordinance It provided in this bond ordinance Food Rifintfate I ii Bffll HS 1 {i.i u.ink Headline: HT50T1 N,, laY ment hereby authorlied end the mad* Such rtport must Include BERS 344 BROADWAY LONG the amount, the description, the by (114,000. and the obligations BRANCH NEW JERSEY ON OO Ocl .i Infortni n 741-1019 or th.in Nov 1 purpote for the financing of author lied herein will be within -TOBERU.IttlATaOOPM. 'Oci 2 Free admission which the boneH are to be issued - Interest rate arid the maturity 'II debt limitations prescribed bv Is the acquisition of public safety Sept U W5.33 M Th« 3EPTEMBEH28, iaa3

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^1. The Daily Register SPORTS 3 LIFESTYLE 6 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1963 Your Town COMICS 7 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN 275 people CROP up out hunger

By TERRY MOORE took participants down Broad Street Thomas Episcopal Church, Red to Front Street and down Fair Bank, and the ihterfaith House, the RED BANK - Approximately 275 Haven Road to Ridge Road and back day care center in Tlnton Falls, people, between the ages of 4 and 65, to the high school again. The walk French said. yesterday participated in the Red was sponsored by 33 parishes from Bank Area Crop Walk and collected the northern part of Monmouth French described CROP as an ef- (7,833, "topping last year's funds County. fort "to raise money for hungry by $1,300," CROP Coordinator the people, not only for the world but in Rev. Alan French said yesterday. Twenty five percent of the pro- the community, too." Also, CROP The event, which started at 1 p.m. ceeds will be donated to Lunch helps to enhance community aware- at Red Bank Regional High School, Break, the "soup kitchen" at St. ness about the problems of hunger, he added. TWO TEAMS IN A J0INT"VFF0RT - The Many area businessmen donated Manalapan All Stars (left) won, 9-6, against the prizes for the CROP walk contests. Marlboro All Stars yesterday in a benefit game The Sundae Express, a Fair Haven held for Kevin Tricarico. Lining up to catch the ice cream shop, for example, con- first pitch, left, is Marlboro Mayor Saul Hornik. tributed an ice cream cake as the Delivering the pitch is his counterpart in first prize for banner contest. The Manalapan, Mayor John M. Walsh. winner of that luscious treat? The Lutheran Memorial Church in Tin- ton Falls.

Lorene Loud, a Fair Haven resi- dent belonging to the First Baptist Church of Red Bank, was awarded a Area All Stars team up lunch for two at La Fromagerie in Rumson for persuading 10 members of her church to participate in the annual event. Last year, Loud was the only member of her congrega- for Kevin Tricarico tion to attend the event.

But Loud did not expect the gift. MARLBORO - The Manalapan Yesterday was the first time the together a game each year with "I was so surprised," said the 58- All Stars yesterday won a Softball teams had played for the cause. Manalapan for the same type of year-old woman. "I just didn't game, 9-6, against the Marlboro All But, according to Jonas, it will not thing ' think I had done anything special." Stars at the township Municipal be the last time. Jonas hopes to get —TERRY MOORE However, Loud was pleased with Complex Softball field. But Kevin her performance during the six-mile Tricarico of Marlboro turned out to walk. It took her only IVt hours to be the real winner, as the benefit finish, she said. game raised WOO for the 19-year-old Northeastern University sophomore "I really enjoyed it. I came in who was paralyzed from the neck M •tliUf Mateftv Larr v PtrM really quickly, too." down in February after a diving HUNGER DRIVE — Members of the Lutheran Memorial Church in Afterward, the church groups accident in the university pool. Tinton Falls display their first-place winning banner at the Red congregated at the north beach at Bank Area CROP Walk yesterday. The banner, depicting the theme Sandy Hook for a picnic dinner, Proceeds from the game were donated to the "Friends of Kevin" of hunger and the Impact it has on not onlv the world but also the French said. "We're trying to make trust that nas i 3en set up at Fidelity community/ was just one of the contests waged to fight hunger. A this an ecumenical type of thing Union Bank by former Councilman group of approximately 275 people, marched 6.2 miles and collected where all of the parishes get togeth- $7,633 for the cause. Howard Klau, Mayor Saul Hornik er," he said. and township resident John Ench. The money will be used for re- habilitation expenses, said Marlboro's game coordinator Harold Jonas. The game, which started at 6 p.m. and ended at 8:30 p m . began after Manalapan Mayor John M. Walsh tossed the first pitch to Hornik and both mayors spoke for a few minutes. Those who attended the game were blessed with a "perfect" cool sunny autumn day, said Walsh "It was so worthwhile and for such a good cause," said Walsh last night after learning that the Manalapan team had won. "When OUT FOR A BALL CAME — A few words were said by Marlboro two towns cooperate for a worth- Mayor Saul Hornik (left) and Manalapan Mayor John M. Walsh while cause, it brings a lot of people before the benefit softball game between the Manalapan All Stars together." he said. and Marlboro All Stars began yesterday.

censed over the bombing deaths of 5 years ago four of their children killed in the 1OO years ago bombing of the Sixteenth Street Former President Gerald R. William B Foster plans to open a Ford says he has no misgivings for Baptist Church, plan protest march in Montgomery. winter hotel at Atlantic Highlands. pardoning Richard M. Nixon, even Game protective association is • nliur pMin M Urrv Pwiw though he belie/es the decision was 50 years ago formed in Keyport Persons shoot- a major factor in his defeat in the ing game out of regular season will 1976 presidential election Austrian government bestows be prosecuted. Roman Catholics mourn the the Order, of Merit to Alfred F. A Polhemus of Scobeyville has a Clowning death of Pope John Paul I. Lichtenstein. of Red Bank. second crop ol raspberries in the 20 years ago Complaints of nearby residents patch he set out this spring Around. force the relocation of Hunt's circus Frank James, the notorious-out- New York Gov. Nelson A. Rock- from a beachfront lot to a ball park law on trial for murder, is ac- Stacy Farrell. 3, of Asbury Park, left. Is at her put on their, happiest faces for the day and efeller says it is "realistic" to look quitted 'wits end' yesterday as she clowns around at paraded around. 'Sneezy,' James Van Pelt, 16, upon his remarriage as seriously Eleven cases of tuberculosis, Construction of the Monmouth the Clown Art Contest at the Asbury Park takes time to pose in his costume with 'Love- damaging his chances for the 1964 four oi them in Asbury Park, mark a Battle Monument begins Boardwark. Sponsored bv the Asbury Park able/ Dave Van Pelt, 14, both of Asbury Park. Republican presidential nomi- considerable increase in the disease There are too many pool rooms Chamber of Commerce, youngsters aged 7-12, nation. in the county, according to the state in town, says The Asbury Park Jour- Birmingham, Ala., blacks, in- Department of Health nal.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

required. RED BANK - The Exchanfie Club will hold a the packet boat Eiruta Il:>beginning today TODAY ENGLISHTOWN - The Separated and Divorced supper meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the Victorian Spirit Contact program reservations^ Thompson Park. FREEHOLD — The Monmouth County Library an- Group at St. Thomas More parish presents August RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 6:30 pm. Lincroft, for reservations nounces its Small Book Club discussion of Colette's Landi, a lawyer, who will speak about divorce medi- at the Molly Pitcher Inn FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Freehold Area Hosj "Claudine at School" at 7:30 p.m. at library head- ation at 8 p.m. There will be a question and answer Howard Roszel of the New Jersey Library for the tal's Wellness Center is offering a family asthma pro- quarters, v, period. All are welcome. Blind and Handicapped will speak. gram to be held six consecutive Wednesdays, starting FREEHOLD - HOPE (Helping -Other People FREEHOLD - Battleground Arts Center invites HIGHLANDS - The Highlands District 6 Veterans today, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Donations are requested, Evolve), a self-help group for widows and widowers, members and all interested persons to its annual mem- of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will meet at 8 p m. in the with sliding scale rates available For information and meets at 8 p.m. Mondays in the Monmouth Social bership meeting at 8 p.m. at Freehold Township Munici- Post 6902 headquarters, 331 Bay Ave registration, call the center • Services Building on Kozloski Road. It is free and open pal Building. Notify the center if you plan to attend. MIDDLETOWN - Movies for children in kin- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Liberty Oaks to the public. For information, contact Dot Reutter, HOWELL - Howell High School announces its an- dergarten through fifth grade will be shown 4 to 4:45 Chapter of Sweet Adelines invites women interested in Uncroft, or Marion Kraft, Farmingdale. nual Back to School Night, at 7:30 p.m., for parents of p m in the Middletown Public Library singing four-part harmony to attend an open house at 8 LAURENCE HARBOR - The Community Covenant all students. LONG BRANCH - The Long Branch Public Library p.m. at the Public Safety Building. Church. 22 Laurence Parkway, offers a special religious HOLMDEL — Oral cancer screening will be offered will feature "Harold " stories by Crockett Johnson at FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Freehold Chapter education program for mentally handicapped persons 1 to 4 p m. in the dental clinic of Bayshore Community 1,15 p.m forpre-school children of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets weekly at from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the church. Non-denominational Hospital Dr Frank Miele is in charge the Wellness Center. Freehold Area Hospital. Wednes- classes are taught each Monday evening. WEDISESDA Y days from 5:30 to 7 p.m. KKI) BANK - Family and Friends for Mental COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet RED BANK — The Kiwanis Club will meet at 7 p.m. UNION BEACH - The Memorial School PTA will Health, a self-help group for those who have friends or Adelines announces its weekly meetings. Wednesdays at the Olde Union House. — . host the annual Kindergarten Tea at 2 30 p m at the . family members suffering from mental illness, will at 7:30 p.m. at the Colts .Neck Rpformed < hurch. SHREWSBURY - The Monmouth County Chapter meet"at 7750 p.m. in the Mental Health Association school. It is for kindergarten students ami their parents. of the American Red Cross is presenting free of charge office. 90 Monmouth St. The meeting is free and open to HOLMDEL — The Post Mastectomy Group of RED BANK - RTverview Hospital's tWW Stroke a talk by Robert J. Oberst ST., who will discuss "Finan- the public. Bayshore Community Hospital will meet at 8 p.m in the Support Group for families ol stroke patients will meet cial and Tax Planning Today," at 7:30 p.m. at Tower board1 room Raymond J Salani Jr.. nutritionist of the at 10 am in the Nurses Conference K<»>in on the first Hill Presbyterian Church. For reservations, call the HOLMDEL — Bayshore Community Hospital will Nutn-t'are Health Center, will speak. Newcomers are floor. Red Cross office. participate in a statewide eye screening from 1 to 3 p.m. welcome RED BANK — Rlverview Hospital will provide a in the emergency room area. The screening is open to HOI.MDEL - The Cancer Support Group of free eye health screening program [rom'2 to 4 p.m' in TOMORROW all persons over age 35 who are not already receiving Bayshore Community Hospital will meet at 730 p.m. in the outpatient clinic in the hospital's East Wing. No FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A free glaucoma eye vision care. Classroom B of the hospital Newcomers are welcome. appointment is nectv screening is scheduled for 8 to 10 p.m. In the Wellness HOLMDEL — Bayshore Community Hospital's MIDDLETOWN - The Monmouth County Park Sys- MIDDLETOWN — Movies for children age three to Center of Freehold Area Hospital. The testing is prima- Cancer Network Volunteers will meet at 8 p.m. in the tem will sponsor a three-day cruise from Albany to five and their parents will be shown 1:30 to 2:15 p.m. in rily for those age 35 and older. No appointments are hospital cafeteria. Newcomers are welcome. Whitehall. New York, on the Champlain Canal aboard the Middletown Public Library B2 The Daily Register MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1983

SCOREBOARD

NFL STANDINGS AND SUMMARIES MAJOR LEAGUE

American Conference t 7 4 T—M 17 t i—m TB—H*UM IS MM Irom Thompson Cut San Franclue t 1 I 7-14 7 4 I It—13 ICapKitlckl.l 41 BASEBALL W L T Pet. PF PA First Ptrletf First Perl«d Buffalo 3 10 750 U 54 SF—Clark 21 Pass from Montana Pit—Sweeney 3 pass from Stoudt (An- Miami 3 t 0 750 74 57 (Worsening kick),1):22 derson kick), 7:04 cm TI NE- Wtlshuhn 27 run with lateral from Pint dowm Baltimore 1 2 0 500 84 87 SOCM*) PtrM 1» 21 NATIONAL LEAOUf New England 1 2 0 500 « W SF—Clark 12 pats from Montana Nelson (J Smlthkick). 10 33 Rushet-vardi »l!l !3 JJ Second Period jei • AST DIVISION SSax 2b 4 0 1 0 Butler If 4 1 1 t N Y Jtti ? 2 0 500 ti W (Werschlneklck),*:31 Passing yards 14a W L PCI. St Central All 8 Johnson 20 pats from Pit—FG Anderson 20,4:51 Return yards 7! » L While P 0 000 Hubbrd 2b 5 112 Philadelphia H 70 SSI - Rivettoh 1 000 Wthotnrt 2 110 Cleveland ) 1 0 740 99 §4 Barlkowskl (Luckhurst kick), 14:14 NE —Ramsey 1 Pass from Grogan (J. Passas IS- 20-1 30-40-3 Pittsburgh 2 2 0 500 91 91 Third Perl«4 Smlthkick), 13:04 Sacks B» Ml in Pittsburgh II 74 HI 4 Monday rf 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Pit—FG Anderson 14,14:57 Brock lb 10 10 Chmbls 1b 4 12 0 Cmcmnai. 1 3 0 250 44 44 At!-Hodge 74-past from Bartkowskl Punts IjB 2-41 • IMAININO OAMil Houston 0 4 0 000 15 131 (kick failed), 3:34 Third Period Fumblts-lost i-i 3*1 UBaker If 4 10 0 Rftmri u 5 0 12 NE—Collins * run (J. Smith kick), 5:35 7« PHILADELPHIA (tl — Horn* ID: Mldndo If 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 1 I 1 Wtfft SF-FGWershlng 24,11:21 Penaltlas-vards Mi Saot 30. Oct. 1. 1 Pittsburgh; Away 111: L A Raiders 4 0 0 I 000 t9 37 Fourth r>«rlod Fourth Period Time of Possession 14:43 35:11 Guerrer 3b 4 0 3 0 flJhnsn 3b 3 110 Pit—FG Anderson 26, 5135 Sect ?t. 77, II Chicago Denver 12 0 500 48 55 All—Bartkowskl 3 run (Luckhurst PITTSBURGH let — Home 13): Sept Landr* cf 3 0 0 0 McMrtry P 3 0 1 1 Seattle . 2 0 500 II IS kick),0:50 Pit—Abercromble 24 pass from Stoudt INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS JoMrls ph 1 0 0 D Forster p 10 0 0 (Andertonkick), 10:02 17, 21. » New York, A»av 13): Sent », Kansas OIv 1 3 0 250 44 71 SP—Cooper 1 pass from Montana RUSHING—Cincinnati. Alexander Oil. 1.1 Philadelphia Espy cf 0 0 0 0 San D*go l 3 0 150 101 119 ' (Wershlng kick), 5:44 NE—Starring 76 pass from Grogan (j. 20-61. Anderson 5-42, S. Wilson 2-11. Tate Marshl lb 4 0 11 Smith kick),11:01 WEST DIVISION National Conference A—57,114 3 7 Tampa Bay, Carver lO-M. Owens 7-10, Los Anoeles M 47 u* • Flmple c 4 0 10 wilder 2-2, Thompson 4-2. • 1 ••II tk MM Atlanta 14 70 MS l > Andesn ss 2 0 10 Dallas 4 0 0 1 000 114 10 Atl IF PASSING—Cincinnati, Anderson APeno P 2 0 0 0 Washington 3 1 0 710 107 T3 First Downs it n Nl1 mi 15 20-1-161 Tampa Bav, Thompson Hershlsr p 0 0 0 0 30 30-40-3-314 MMAININO OAMiJ Philadelphia j 7 0 500 59 M Rushes-vards 31-135 31157 First downs 12 LOS ANGELES 17) - Home II): Sepl Zachry p 0 00 0 NY Giants 1 2 0 333 35 37 Rushes yards 46 210 Passing yards 114 241 la* RECEIVING-Clnclnnatl, Alexander 30. Oct. 1, 1 San Francisco. A«av 141: Rodas p 0 0 0 0 St. Louis 1 3 0 250 75 115 Returns yards 15 4 Passing yards 10a 131 3-10. Colllnsworth 2-45, Tale 2-30, Curtis Bream ph 1 0 0 0 Return yards •7 2-24, Ross 2-21, S Wilson 21, Krelder 1-11, Sepl It, 17 Cincinnati; », » San Diego. Central Passes 19-24-0 27-32 2 M ATLANTA II) — Home 12): Sept. It, 27 Thomas 2b 10 0 0 Minnesota 3 1 0 750 13 101 Sacks by 0- 0 I 59 Passes IS-e-1 35-21-3 Harris 112 Tampa Bay, Wilder 11-124, Totali IS 1 ft 1 Totals M 7 II 7 Green Bay 2 10 447 19 17 333 1-37 Punts 5-49 2-3» Carter 4 42 Carver 4 3f. Giles 4-31, Owens San Francisco; Away It): Sept. n (2), If Punts Houston; 30, Oct. 1,2 San Diego. Benedict reached base on catcher's In- Chicago 1 3 0 .250 84 84 Fumbles lost 1-1 0-0 Sacks by 2-14 5-17 3 19. House 215. T. Bell M0. Obradovlch terference. Detroit 13 0 250 4ft 81 Penattles-vards 5-12 4-47 Fumbles-lost 0-0 10 1-4. Los Amoles 090 801 Oftft- 1 Tampa Bav 0 4 0 000 43 70 Time of Possession 21 33 31:27 Penalties yards 5300 3-10 MISSED FIELDGOALS—None. LOS ANOLS (1) ATLANTA II) Atlanta 102 831 ftfti- J Wtit Time of Possession 24 n 35 12 aa r h bl at r h M Game Winning RBI —Butler (2). San Francisco 1 1 0 750 131 M INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Houston 1 1 7 ft—11 SSan 2b 4 0 10 Butler II 4 111 E —Flmple, RRemirei 2. DP—Atlanta Atlanta 2 J 0 ,500. 13 71 RUSHING — Atlanta, Andrews 21-124, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Buffalo 7 4 1 14—M LWhltt p 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 5 13 2 1 LOB—Lot Angeles 9, Atlanta 14. IB- L A Rams 1 2 0 500 94 17 Cain* 1-9, Bartkowskl 13, B. Johnson 1 RUSHING -New England, Tatupufc-34, Flrtt Period Rivera ph 10 0 0 Wshgtn rf 2 110 Benedict HR—Butler (S).S—McMurtry. New Orleans 2 2 0 500 109 » minus 3. San Francisco, Ring 10-52, Craig Collins ft-20. van Eeghen 5-17, R Weathers HOU—FGKompf 31,10:51 Monday rl 3 0 0 0 Murphy cl 4 0 0 0 IP H DEKIISO Sundav'* Gimu 7-44, Moore 6-21, Montana 4-19. Tvler 3-7. 6-14, Grogan 3 3 Pittsburgh, Harris 25-104, BUF—Crlbtel run (Dantlo kick), 14:34 Brock 1b I 0 1 0 Chmbls 1b 4 12 0 Aborcromble 12-44. Stoudt 5-50. Pollard OBaker II 4 10 0 RRmr/ ss 5 0 12 Lot Antelot Dallas ?i New Orleans 20 Clark 1 7 Second Period APena L.12 ft 4,3 ft 5 5 3 ft Minnesota 20, Detroit 17 4-1 BUF—Butler 7 pass from Ferguson Mldndo II 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 2 3 1 PASSING — Atlanta. Bartkowskl Guerrer 3b 4 0 3 0 R Jhnsn 3b 3 110 Hershlser 1-301121 SI Louu 14. Philadelphia 11 19-23-0-243, B.Johnson 0-1-0-O-. San Francis PASSING-Ne* England, Grogan (kick tailed), 12:31 15-9-1 222 PUtsburgh, Stoudt 35-21-324S. Landrn cl 3 0 0 0 McMrtrv p 1 0 1 1 Zacnrv 1 4 1110 Buffalo 10. Houston 13 co, Montana 27-32-2-261. HOU—FG Kompf 24, 14:40 Rodas 1-300000 Miami 14, Kansas City 6 RECEIVING—New England. Starring Third Period JoMrls oh 10 0 0 Forstar p 10 0 0 RECEIVING — Atlanta, Jenkins Ml, Espy cf 0 0 0 0 LWhlte 2 10 0 2 2 Cincinnati 23, Tampa Bav 17 Hodge 4-19, 6. Johnson 1-34, Andrews 2-24, 2 101, Ramsey 2-35, Morgan 2-35, C. Weath- HOU—Campbell 1 run (Kompf kick), Atlanta ers 1-33, Oawson 1 10, R. Weathers 1-2. 6:29 Marshl 1b 4 0 11 New England21, Pittsburgh23 Jackson 1-7, Miller 1-4. San- Francisco, Flmpla c 4 0 10 McMrtry W.15-9 7 1-3 8 t 0,1 * Baltimore 22. Chicago 19, OT Clark 7-64, Solomon 4-103, Moore 4-15, Ring Pittsburgh. Harris 6-13, Sweeney 4-54, Gar BUF- FGDar»lo«.12 34 Forster 12-3 0 0 0 1 0 rltv 3-40, Atxrrcrpmble 2 31, Cunningham Fourth Period Andasn ss 3 0 10 Cleveland 30. San Diego 24, OT 3-26, Cooper 2 9, Francis 2-4. Wilson 1-14, APena p 2 0 0 0 T—3:07. *\ 43.931 Washington 27, Seattle 17 Tyltr 1-12. Cralo 1-12. 2 26, Skansl 2-11, Pollard 2-13. BUF —Lewis 19 pass from Ferguson MISSED FIELDGOALS—None Horlhlsr p 0 0 0 0 San Francisco 24, Atlanta 20 FIELD GOALS MISSED —non* (Danelo kick), 4:1ft Zachry p 0 0 0 0 • ALT.MORE (I) MILWAUKEE (1) Los Angeles Raiders22, Denver 7 BUF—Kllson 17 fumble return {Danelo Rodas p 0 0 0 0 ib r h bi at) r h M New York Jets 27, Los Angeles Rams Cleveland 7 7 7 3 4—30 St. Louis 00 07 00 07-14 kick), 14:22 Bream ph 10 0 0 Burr.brv cf 2 12 0 Molltor 3b 4 0 1 0 24, OT . San Diego J 7 14 0 ft—14 Philadelphia M 00 Oft 00-11 A-40,070 Thomas 2b 10 0 0 Shelby Cf 2 0 10 Yount ss 4 0 11 ... Todav'i Qama . First Ported Dwver rl 2 113 Cooper lb 4 0 0 0 Green Bav at New York Giants. * P m SD— FG Benlrschke, 37, 5:01 Vhl—FG Franklin 32,12 20 Hout But retels II 1 I 1 Totals 31 7 13 7 Landrm rf 2 0 0 0 Smmns dh 3 0 0 0 Sunday, Oct. 2 Cle-Prultt 1 run (Bahr kick), 14 11 Second Period First downs 23 If Benedict reached base on catcher's In Ripken ss 4 0 2 0 Brouhrd If 4 0 2 0 Dallas at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Second Period SL—Marsh I pass from Hart Rushes-yards 37-181 32-2M terference EMurrv lb 4 0 0 0 Centnr 2b 4 0 0 0 Tampa Bav at Green Bav. 1 P m Cle—Ncwsomo 11 pan from Slpe I Bahr (O'Donoghue kick),1:51 Passing yards 201 105 Los Angelas M0 tt\ aaa- 1 Lownitn II 7 0 0 0 Mennng cf 2 0 0 0 Denver at Chicago, 1 P m kick).9 04 Third Period Return yards 0 34 Atlanta 101 Mi Hi- 7 GRonck II 2 0 0 0 Romero It 10 0 0 Detroit at Lot Angeles Rams. 1 P m SD—Stovers 15 pass from Fouls Phi- Safety Ferrell fumbles out of end Passes 1«-»-0 11-22-1 Gam, Winning RBI — Butler (2). Smgiin dti 4 110 Schroedr c 3 12 0 Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. (Benirschkeklck),13:02 1 one, 00 12 Sacks bv 2 22 7 M E—Fimple, RRamlrei 2. DP—Atlanta Nolan c 4 112 CMoore rf l 0 0 0 San Francisco at New England, 1 P m Third Period Phi—Haddix 2 run (kick failed),4:14 Punts 5 43 4-2« 1. LOB—Los Angelu e, Atlanta M. 2B— Gullivr 3b 3 0 0 0 DJamos rf 2 0 0 0 Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Cie - B Jones 27 pass from Slpe (Bahr Fourth Period Fumbles lost 2-2 Benedict. HR—Butler IS). S-McMurtry TCruf 3b 0000 Los Angeles Raiders at Washington. 1 kick),2:34 SL —Green 26 oass from Her! Penalties yards 4450 IP H I 11 II » Dauer 2b 3 1 1 0 P.m SD—Chandler 25 pass from. Fouts (O'Donoghuekkk). 14:31 Time of Possession 33 31 Us Angeles Tetals 34 I * 5 Totals 31 1 4 1 Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. (Benir»chkeklck),5:» A—44.465 APena l .121 4 1-3 I 5 5 ] » Baltimore Ml HO 8ft*- i Philadelphia at Atlanta, 1 p.m. SD—Chandler 34 pats from Fouts Chicago ft 1 3 11 8—If Hershlser 1-3 0 1 1 2 1 Milwaukee 000 Ml Oftft— 1 St Louis at Kansas Cltv, 4 p.m. (Benirschhtkkfc).l 43 SL Baltimore 8 II 8 6 *—« Zachry 1 4 1110 Came Winning RBI — Owyer (5). Miami at New Orleans, 4 p.m. , Fourth Period First downs 17 IS Second Quarter Rodas 13 0 0 0 0 0 DP -Baltimore 1, Milwaukee I LOB— San Diego at New York Giants, 4 p.m. Cle—FG Bahr 32,14:42 Rushes virds 43-195 2278 Bolt—McMillan 1 run (Allegro kick), I While 2 10 0 2 1 Baltimore 2, Milwaukee I, 2B—SchroMler Monday, Oct. I Overtime Passing yards ft? iftO 6:59 Atlanta McMrtry W.IS-t Mil 10 1 6 3B—Singleton HR—Owyer (8). Nolan (5) New York Jets at Buffalo, 9 p.m Cie Molt 41 pass from SlPO (No PAT Return yards 67 16 Chi FG Thomas 45,12:51 IP H R FR II SO attempted}, 1:53 Passes 12-19-0 17 2B-1 Bait—Henry 19 pass from Pagel (kick Forster 12-300010 failed), 13:31 T—3:07. A—43,e)1. Baltimore A—49,4«2 Sacks bv 3 26 5 34 GDavljW,13 4 t 3 10 11 Punts 5-45 4-39 Third Quarter TMartni S.14 3 3 0 0 0 2 3 3 LA Raiders 0 7 11 2—22 Cle ID FumblfS-lost 5-3 Chi—FG Thomas7i: 11:09 Milwaukee V IOJ 3-25 PHILA HI STLOUII III Denver 0 9 0 7-7 'First downs 21 J3 Penalties yards Fourth Quarter ' Porter L.6* 4 7 5 5 0 3 Second Period Time of Possession 33:51 26.Of Balt-FG Allegro 37, ON •b r h bl ab r » bl Rushes-vards 71103 36-10 Morgan 2b 4 1 1 1 LoSmlth II 4 2 4 2 Augustine 1 ) 0 0 0 0 LA—Branch 35 oass from Plunked Passing yards Chi—Gault 57 pass from Evans (kick tBahr kick), 7 49 »7 451 Matsik Ib 5 112 ObarMI lb 5 0 10 Tellmann 4 10 0 0 1 Return yards 13- i INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS failed), ill PB-Nolan T-2:12. A—45,181. Third Period RUSHING — St Louis. Anderson BoH—FG Allogre47. 4 01 Holland p 0 0 0 0 McGee cl 5 12 0 Passes 37-45-1 24-JM Schmdt 3b 4 I 0 0 Hndrch 1b 5 0 11 LA-FGBahr27.5.1« 2-30 29-133. Morris 12-54, Mitchell 2-8. Philadel- Chi—Evans• run (Thomaskick), 13:57 Sacks Bv Lelebvr rl 5 0 10 Porter c 4 12 0 CLEVELAND (4) NEW YORK (i) LA—FG B«hr29, 12 37 4-44 131 phia, Montgomery 12-53, Oliver 6-16, Had- Overtime LA—Branch 17 pass from Plunkett Punts Anderin p 0 0 0 0 Green rl 5 13 0 abr hbl akrhM Fumbles lost 0-0 1-0 Bait—FG Allegro ft, 4:51 (Bahr kick). 14 It Corcorn 1b 0 0 0 0 VnSlvk 3b 4 0 11 Percent 2b 4 0 10 RndlPn 2b 5 13 1 Penalties yards 10-94 9-76 PASSING - St LOUIS, Hart 12-190-123. A -35.708 Fourth Period Matthws If 2 10 0 OSmlth ss 4 0 0 1 McBrid ph 10 0 0 Nettles 3b 110 0 Time of Possession 35 37 36 It Philadelphia, Jaworskl 14-22-1 197, Den—Thomas 70 punt return (Karlls Plsarclk 1-4-0-9 Dernier ct 0 0 0 0 Allen p I 0 0 0 Harrah 3b 4 110 Mochm ss 3 0 2 1 kick). 13 IB RECEIVING — St Louis, Green 4-57, cm ••1 VHaves rf 0 10 0 VonOhln p 0 0 0 0 Hargrv lb 3 0 10 Wlnflold Cf 0 0 0 0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS First downs IS 27 GGross cl 10 10 Quirk ph 10 0 0 LA—Sateiv DeBerg tackled In end RUSHING—Cleveland, Prultt 24-43, Tiilev 2-26, Anderson 2-13, Morris 2 2. Rushes ytrds 12103 50-116 GThomscf 4 0 11 Moreno cf 4 12 1 tone. 14 06 Shuman 1-17, Marsh 1-8 Philadelphia, Letcano cl 3 1 2 I SBeker p 0 0 0 0 Pagel dh 4 0 10 Baylor dh 3 0 10 Walker 3-19, Jones 1-19, Hall 1-2. San Die Passing yards 221 245 BOIat c 4 0 11 Adducl ph 10 0 0 A-74,289 go, Muncle 18-40, Brooks 7-12, Fouts 1 (2) Quick 6 133, Montgomery 5 31, Haddix 3-19, Return yards II 17 Tobler If 3 110 Balbonl Ib 4 0 10 Oliver 216, Cermlchaol 17 WHrndi p 0 0 0 0 Lyons pr 0 0 0 0 Hassev c 4 2 2 1 Nixon rf 0 0 0 0 14 38-0 351 - Passes U-362 1»»2 Maddo< cl 0 0 0 0 Keener p 0 0 0 0 LA Den MISSED FIELDGOALS - St Louis, 1 Sacks by 14 3 16 Vukvch rf 4 0 12 Smailey ss 3 0 13 ' PASSING—Cleveland, SIDO 27-44-0-327. Philadelphia, 0 OeJesus ss 4 0 0 0 Ravlrd ph t 0 0 0 First downs 11 16 Walker 0-1-0-1 San Diego, Fouls Punts . 7-41 6« KGross p 3 0 0 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Fischllnss 3 0 0 0 Oaveit If 4 0 0 0 Rushes vards 3782 30-130 24-38-0-35V Fumbles lost Ml 3-1 Reed p 0 0 0 0 Lahll p 0 0 0 0 Perkins ph 10 0 0 Matngly rf 3 110 Passing vards 132 13ft RECEIVING—Cleveland, Logan I 121, Washington 7 tl ft 7— 27 Penalties vardi til 05-40 Virgil c 0 0 0 0 Braun ph 10 0 0 Cerone c 3 110 Return yards 90 89 Newsome 7 65. Prultt 5-21. Holt 2 53. B Seattle 1 .7 ft 7—17 Time of possession 36 53 37 51 Rosa ph toil Total! 11 * I 4 Total! 31 * 12 4 Passes 13-24-1 14-33-2 Jones 2 39, Walker 2-11, Adams 117 San First Quarter CleyelarH, 000 10ft \*$— 4 Daulton c 0 0 0 0 I—ft Sacks Bv 5-50 3-22 Diego, Wlnslow 8-108, Chandler 6-134, Mun- Wash — Rlgglns 1 run (Moselev kick), New Orleans I 1ft 3 7—20 Now York Punts 9 4£ 8-43 cle 5-42, Joiner 3-45, Slevtrs 115, Brooks 4 38 Totals Hilt Tetall «1 114 I Game-Winning RBI — Smailey (5). Dallas 7 4 0 ft—21 Philadelphia Oil MO MO 1 1 Fumbles lost 3-0 42 1-7. Sea - FG N. Johnson 27,13 29 First quarter E—Nettles. DP—Cleveland 2. LOB— Penalties vards 4-22 9-78 StLauls Ml III 110 1— I Cleveland 4, New York «. 2B—GThomts. MISSED FIELD GOALS-San Dlogo, Second Quarter DAL Pearson 4 pass from White (Sep- Game-Winning RBI —Rosa (S). rune of Possession 29.29 30:31 Bemrschke.41, 49,44 Wash — Brown 64 pass from Smailey, Matilngly, Hassev HR—Hassev lien kick) 11 39 E—DeJesus, BDIai. DP—Philadelphia (4). SB—Meacham<3). Thelsmann (Mosalev kick), 00:50 Second quarter INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1. StLouls 1. LOB—Philadelphia tl. IP H RERIISO Sea - Largent 13 pass from Zorn (N DAL-FGSeptlon 412:01 StLouls II IB—Green, Porter HR- Cleveland RUSHING—Los Angeles, Allen 15-45. Johnsonklck),532 NO FG Andersen 196 29 *.n«j b W Htwkmt 6-17, Pfulll 44. Willis Matusiak 131. LoSmlih 1 II). SB—Green RBarnes L.I 1 4 1-3 ft 5 5 Wash — Garreit 47 pass from NO Wilson J run (Andersen kick) 10 00 112). McGee 137). s— Letcano, Maddon. 4 1. Plunkett 2 immus 3). Denver, Winder LA Rams 14 I 3 7 0—24 Thelsmann (kick tailed), 14:04 DAL FGSepllen34 14:38 Splllner 12-3 3 1 1 1 10 114, Parros 5 17. Poole 3-1, Upchurch NY Jtti I 1 J 1 I—27 Fourth Quarter Third quarter IP Hlilll SO BAnderson l 2 Wnght 1-(minus 11) First Period Wash — walker 4 pass from Theismann NO-FG Andersen 421:46 Philadelphia New York PASSING -Los Angeles, Plunkett LA—D'cherson 15 run (Nelson kick),

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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1983 Sports The Daily Krister B3 McNeil-less Jets stop Rams in OT NEW YORK (AP) - The Jets included a free-for-all and a touch- the New York 20-yard line and re- had suffered a big loss to their down by the Jots Jerry Holrties off turned it to the 50. rushing game, so Richard Todd a blocked field goal went to the air for a victory. Wesley Walker was Tndri s chief "It was time for a big play, so "The way we can run the ball, accomplice yesterday, catching you go after the ball. " said Holmes you don't expect us to win with the eight passes for 135 yards, including "You swarm, you break in on the pass - but I knew we had to loosen two for touchdowns The second ball You have to take chances ' up and throw the ball more,' said score, a 42-yard bomb, put the Jets The Rams had taken a 1714 lead Todd after his spectacular passing ahead 2117 in the third quarter early in the third period on a field day helped the New York Jets beat The offensive line did a heck of goal by Chuck Nelson that followed the Los Angeles Rams 27-24 in an a job on that play because Wes a fight on the field by several overtime National Football League wasn't open at first," said Todd. players. The pushing and shoving thriller yesterday. Wajkers big catch, plus a Pat started when New York defensive Todd had no choice but to go to Leahy field goal late in the fourth end Mark Gastineau sacked Fer- the aerial game after -Ffeemaft tniarter, pruviderj—trnrrJets with a fagamo and went into his patented McNeil, the NFL's leading rusher 24-17 lead However, the Rains later "war dance . (jastineau was last year, suffered a separated tied it on Vmce Kerragamo's 2-yard shoved from behind by Rams tackle shoulder in the first quarter. The TD pass to Mike Guman with 32 Jackie Slater, triggering a bench- quarterback wound up completing seconds left in regulation, sending clearing brawl that held up the 37 of 50 passes for 446 yards, the the game into overtime game for nearly five minutes second-best passing day of his ca- reer. According to a team spokes- The game lasted just 8 minutes, 22 seconds longer, when Leahy The biggest thing was that we man McNeil would be lost for six to overcame adversity," said Jets eight weeks. kicked the game-winner for the Jets from 26 yards The field goal by Coach Joe Walton, who watched the "It seems it was first-and-20 all Leahy capped a 50-yard drive, in- Rams' Eric Dickerson gain 192 day and every down was a passing cluding a key ly-yard pass from yards rushing on his maligned de- down, " said Todd. Todd to Scott bierkine fense "A lot happened Flags were M Actually, the Jets' quarterback flying everywhere Bui the guys AiMClltM Prtu photo was continually passing his team The Jets started the drive when hung in and overcame everything WINNING BOOT — The Jets' Pat Leahy follows Los Angeles Rams yesterday at Shea Stadium, into contention in one of the year's Holmes picked off a pass by Rams thrown at them We became the through on the field goal in overtime that beat the 27-24. The holder Is QB Pat Ryan. wildest, most wide-open games that quarterback Vmce Kerragamo on Jet Team' today Liberty to go into today's finale unchanged NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - The midable foe decision to protest was being re- and shifty winds at the scheduled if there was something else he could training, said Jones longest-running drama in America's Alan Bond, chief of the Aussie considered. 12:10 p.m EDT starting time for the do to Liberty Bond, whose boats had won just Cup history sailed toward its syndicate, angered by another pos- U.S. skipper Dennis Conner used seventh and decisive race. That con- With the sleek 12-meter having one of 13 races in his previous cam- belated climax, apparently having sible change in Liberty, pledged Sat- yesterday's final lay day of the 14- vinced Conner to make no further been towed 25 miles to Cove Haven paigns in 1974. 1977 and 1980. had avoided a stormy controversy. urday that Australia II would pro- day old competition — equaling the alterations beyond those made Fri- Marina in Barrington. R I , where claimed that the anticipated The American defenders of test the seventh race at the start. duration record set in 1970 — to day in anticipation of the next day's the work would have been done, changes would have made Liberty a yachting's most prestigious prize But Warren Jones, executive di- check weather reports and consider race. Conner decided against fattening different 12-meter and would have decided to make no further changes rector of the Australia II syndicate, putting back some of the 924 pounds Because of wind conditions simi- the boat, a move which would have violated the spirit of an Interna- in the weight and sail configuration said yesterday, "We're pleased to of lead that were removed from his lar to those forecast for today. Cup helped in stronger winds tional Yacht Racing Union rule re- of Liberty, a slower and heavier learn that the configuration isn't boat's red hull last week officials put off the race Saturday, They just wasted a day towing quiring a boat to compete under a boat than Australia II, her for- being changed" and added that the Today's forecast called for light giving C6nner more time to wonder the boat upriver while we were out valid certificate. CTs grab Phillies close in East title on crown MILWAUKEE (AP) - It would have been easy for Balti- ST LOI'IS iAPI • Indomitable more manager Joe Altobelli to Pete Rose says time hasn t yet get caught up in the victory cele- passed him by in his 21 major league bration and say all kinds of nice seasons when it comes to winning a things about his ballclub championship His Orioles had just defeated This is what it's all about. the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1 yes- said the National League's all-time terday to clinch the American hit king after delivering a winning League East title. hit yesterday for the surging Phila- But while players and coaches delphia Phillies "You'd have to be were drenching themselves, half-dead not to get excited if you're team personnel and media in the around this club." lockerroom with champagne and Rose, whose role as of late has beer, Altobelli was talking about been that of a pinch-hitter, proved the basic things which made his ready when asked to help extend a. team win a seventh division title. Philadelphia victory streak U> 10 "I think this club takes things games in stride," the first-year man- The 42-year-old player stroked a ager said while puffing on an bases-loaded, single through the expensive cigar. "It takes wins nghi side of the infield, unlocking a in stride and losses in stride." 4-4 tie Joe Morgan followed with a Altobelli took over this year grounder to produce another run from Earl Weaver and continued and the eventual winning margin in the success that has followed the a 6-5 triumph over the St Louis Orioles the past 25 years, and he Aitocl«l»d Prttl photol Cardinals said it wasn't difficult. HOW SWEET IT IS —Yester- By prevailing, the Phillies re- . "It wasn't a tough club to day was a day of celebration duced their magic number to three manage, " he said. "It went rela- for the Baltimore Orioles as in pursuit of a National League East tively smooth." they clinched the American title First baseman Eddie Murray League East title. At top, Tip- Any combination of three Phila- said the finish lacked the excite- py Martinez reacts after get- delphia triumphs or Pittsburgh ment of last year when the ting the final out in the O's 5-1 Pirates defeats would nail down the Brewers beat Baltimore on the win over the Milwaukee crown Second-place Pittsburgh, final day to capture the AL East Brewers. At right, pitcher which lost 5-3 nn Sunday to the title. Sammy Stewart uses an um- Montreal.Exps, stands four-games "Last year it went down to brella to keep dry as Bill back of the first-place Phils the wire," he said. "This year, Swaggerty attempts to give "I've kind of learned how to do we've got a week to go and ft him a champagne shower in it. said Rose, whose pinch-hit doesn't compare." the lockerroom. came off Jeff Lahli. 3-3. the sixth St Louis pitcher

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TRUCK TREASURE HUNT Hidden Certificates For Cash Prizes o Sn & * (TUP t0 $30° Values ° mt On All New Trucks In Stock! iff; OPEN LATE FRIDAY For Your Convenience B* The I>aily Register MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.1983 Giants9 task: Keep Dickey's hands off the ball face," Parcells said. "We have to EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - we do have the ball. Green Bay is The Packers still would prefer to end Paul Coffman, who has 11 re- "We've been hot and cold against them. We just have to put together get him moving so we can tack him. New York Giants quarterback Scott phenomenal. They can score from keep their defense off the field and ceptions, and running back Gerry four quarters of offensive football." He's not mobile. Brunner says he knows the best way anywhere on the field." let the offense operate under the Ellis, who has 13 Like Brunner, Giants Coach Bill "He goes back arid slings it If to stop the Green Bay Packers' ex- The Packers, 2-1, have averaged direction of Lynn Dickey, the top- Lofton led the Packers to 27-19 Parcells would like to see bit of- we make him bold the ball a little plosive offense - keep the ball nearly 30 points a game, but their rated quarterback in the NFL. comeback victory over the Giants last year in a Monday night meeting fense dominate the game. But be we've got a chance to gat Mine away from it during tonight's Na- defense has surrendered a similar The Packers have two of the sacks," Parcells added. league's best wide receivers, James that was the final game before the also knows the Packers will get the tional Football League game at number and ranks near the bottom ball, one way or another. It's at Parcells hinted last week that he Lofton and John Jefferson. Lofton players' strike. He raced S3 yards on Giants Stadium. in league statistics. The Giants, 1-2, those times Parcells says his de- may try to confuse the Packers with has 16 receptions for a 15 6-yard an end-around as the Packers And that's where Brunner and have averaged less than 12 points a rallied from a 12-0 deficit. fense must hound Dickey every mo- a variety of defenses, Including the the rest of the Giants' offensive unit game and given up an average of It average and leads the NFL with "Last year we were up and they ment he's on the field. possibility of switching two-time come in. points per game. In the National four TD catches, while Jefferson came storming back," said Brun- "What we've got to do is cover Defensive Player of the Year Law- "It will be our job to limit their Football Conference, the Giants' of- has 13 receptions and three touch- ner. whose father, John, is the their receivers long enough so our rence Taylor from outside to inside opportunities," Brunner said. "And downs. fense ranks 13th in first downs, 12th Parkers' offensive backfield coach. defensive people can get in Dickey's linebacker. we're going to have to score when in scoring and last in passing. Dickey also throws olten to tight Cards ride the 4747' play 'Count' to 14-11 win over Eagles stymies PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Feel- life,'' the 50-year-old Hanifan said defensive game of the year. We Indians ings of intense frustration turned to "It's a play known as 747. It was started tackling today (Sunday) and that helped We had good pressure joy for St. Louis coach Jim Hanifan the same play that went for a touch- NEW YORK (AP) - Right- on the quarterback." Hanifan said. when his Cardinals broke their down to Pat Tilley on the previous hander John Montefusco, acquired Eagles coach Marion Campbell three-game winless streak with sec- play but was called back by a penal- by the New York Yankees from the blamed his team instead of praising onds remaining in the game against ty" San Diego Padres on Aug. 26, says the Cards. Philadelphia yesterday. He said he told Hart in a brief he's never bad It so good. Hanifan let his feelings loose af- "We kept St. Louis in the game moment of celebration on the side- Montefusco won his fourth Amer- ter the Cards beat the Eagles 14-11 through our own failures to score line that "I've been with you many ican League game in as many de- on a 26-yard touchdown pass from and it encouraged them." he said. years and seen you do some special cisions, allowing seven hits and two 19-year veteran Jim Hart to wide Campbell said that in the last things, but I never saw you throw runs over 7*4 innings as the Yankees receiver Roy Green with 29 seconds minute of the game, the Cardinals' bark to-back touchdown passes." downed the Cleveland Indians yes- left. touchdown shouldn't have mattered. Hanifan said he was disgusted terday, (-4. "When you're 0-3 you're so frus- with the penalty cancelling the pre- "We should have had control of the trated as a coach, a team, a game, " he said. "I went from the basement to vious touchdown because of the cen- the penthouse real quick," said the coaching staff, because at various ter double pumping the ball "We seem to make yards then times we had been playing well but fumble. .I'll just have to study it 33-year-old right-hander, a former "I've never seen that (call) Middletown, N.J. High School star. weren't getting things we needed," made," he said. closely." he said. Campbell shrugged and said, "I turned my year around. I think it But Hanifan was far from dis- was a blessing I got away from San The Cards got what they needed "We just never shut them down." gusted witb hd defense's per- Diego." yesterday, and the winning play formance F , The Cardinals took possession at Montefusco had a 9-3 record and "was a sweet moment in my young "By far and away it was our best the St. Louis 48 with 2:06 remaining in the final period. four saves with San Diego but had Running backs O.J. Anderson fallen out of favor with Padres Man- and Wayne Morris combined for 13 ager Dick Williams. Wadlington takes title yards and a first down on the Now, after five strong starts with New York, the prospective free DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP (AP) ing the match whether I was going Eagles' 39. Four Hart passes agent is in a strong position as he — Unseeded Charles Wadlington, to win or lose — I was in doubt until brought St. Louis to the Philadel- negotiates with the Yankees. the 1980 South American pro- the end," said Wadlington, who phia 21, where they were penalized 5 fessional men's singles champion, earned MOO for the victory. yards to the 26. Hart then hit Green, "I've never been in this position beat defending champion Rick Wadlington repeatedly scored the NFL's leading receiver with 28 in my life," said Montefusco, in- Strandskov, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. to win the points with passing shots inches receptions, who was alone in the end dicating he is close to signing with 16th Annual New Jersey State Ten- from the line. "The way I play zone. the Yankees. "I want a four-year nis Association men's singles cham- tournaments is to make the guy hit The Eagles had taken an 11-7 contract and they're only willing to pionship yesterday the ball I didn't go for any win- lead in the third period when Ron give me three. After that, I want to Wadlington, a Trenton resident, ners," he said Jaworski's 48-yard pass completion retire. They're close with the money swept through the three-day, five- to wide receiver Mike Quick set up a but I want that fourth year," said round tournament at the Had- Strandskov. who double faulted 2-yard touchdown burst by Mike Montefusco. donwood Tennis Club without a just once in the final that lasted one Haddix. The Yankees, meanwhile, re- hour and 52 minutes, is the assistant double fault Hart, who played in place of the ceived good news when X-rays general manager of a carpet com- He brok.e top-seeded injured Neil Lomax, completed 12 of taken of outfielder Dave Winfield Strandskovs serve just twice — to pany and plays in.only three tour- 19 passes for 123 yards and two proved negative. Winfield was take a 3-2 lead in the first set and to naments each year touchdowns. struck in the helmet by Don take a 4-3 lead in the second set The "This is the first time I've Earlier, the Eagles had taken a B< lor'i line-drive single on a hit- 31-year-old Slrandskov, also, from played in a month," said the former 3-0 first-period lead on Tony Frank- and-run play in the first inning. Roy Smalley drove in three New Trenton, broke Wadlington's service No 1 singles player for Rider Col- lin's 32-yard field goal but fell be- AixKlaM Prm aftata once, in the ninth game of the sec- lege. "I played a good tournament, hind on an 8-yard touchdown pass York runs and Rich Gossage got the JUST FOOD N' — Yankee left fielder Dave Winfield clowns around final two outs for his 2nd save. ond set. to take a 5-4 lead but I don't play tennis. You have to from Hart to Doug Marsh in the with a teammate, exaggerating his reaction to a ball caught during New York went ahead 2-1 lead in "I made no prejudgments dur- play every day ' second quarter. yesterday's game against the Cleveland Indians. the fourth inning as Graig Nettles walked, Omar Moreno followed with a bunt single and Smalley belted a two-run double off Richard Barnes, Caldwell puts an end to nine-year drought 1-1 New York added three runs in ABILENE, Texas lAPl - After LaJet Coors Classic when Trevino 3- cherished first victory with his ball Caldwell was the leader alone, with Juli Inkster, Sheehan shot a final the fifth on RBI singles by Willie nine long years, and countless disap- putted for a bogey. in his pocket, his day's work done, nothing to do but wait for Trevino to round of 71 for a total of 209, 10-Randolph and Bob Meacham and pointments. Rex Caldwell broke "1 did everything I had to do. In nothing but a spectator by the 18th finish. under-par, at the Torrey Pines Golf Smalley's bases-loaded walk off re- through and scored the first victory nine years, I've shot some good green. Sheehan triumphs Course for the (26,250 first prize. liever Dan Spillner on his PGA career yesterday rounds But not as good as I played Caldwell played about 40 minutes LA JOLLA, Calif. - Patty The tournament was reduced to Cnbsll,Mets7 "Finally." Caldwell said. today That's as good as I can physi- in front of the leaders. Trevino was Sheehan posted a two-stroke victory 54 holes because of fog that canceled CHICAGO - Reggie Patterson "I finally did it. It's a great day, cally play. the pace-setter most of the way. in the (175,000 Inamori Classic yes- play last Thursday. won his first major league game and the thrill of a life." "Six under to go get somebody? Caldwell moved to within a shot of terday and vaulted into first place in Inkster finished at eve-par 73 for Larry Bowa had four singles to pace Caldwell came from six shots In that kind of pressure? That's the the top spot with consecutive birdies the points race for Player of the the day and settled for the second a 15-hit attack as the Chicago Cubs back with a 6-under-par 66 that he best I've played." on the 14th and 15th, then scored a Year in the Ladies Professional place award of (17,150 in her sixth defeated the New York Mets called "probably the best round Cajdwell, four times a runner-up two-putt birdie-4 on thelSth to tie Golf Association. tour event ever. Inkster won the Seven of the Cubs' 11 runs were I've ever played." tied Lee Trevino this season — twice in playoff losses Moments later Trevino three- After sharing the second-round Safeco Classic last week in Seattle, unearned as the Mets committed and then acquired the title in the - finally broke through to that putted for bogey oh the 15th and lead with former college teammate Wash five errors. The Cubs scored six runs in the second inning, two on a two-base Allison lifts Rangers to win over Flyers error by left fielder George Foster, C.B.S. SUPERMARKET who dropped a fly ball off the bat of 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG NEW YORK (AP) - Mike as he deflected a point shot Mike Rogers scored a over the Montreal Canadiens. Bill Buckner, and another pair on a Allison scored a goal and as- from Ranger defenseman power-play goal on a 10-foot Cote took a pass from Peter double by Keith Moreland sisted on two others as the New Barry Beck into the net over backhander past goalie Sam St. Stastny and drilled a wrist shot Only one of those six rtns was York Rangers shut out the Phil- Flyers goaltender Bob Froeses Laurent, who relieved Froese, Italian 19 over goaltender Mark Holden's earned off Mets rookie Tim Leary, adelphia Flyers, 3-0, in a Na- shoulder. at 12:33 of the final period. •i Ib. left shoulder 90 seconds after 0-1. tional Hockey League pre- Kent-Erik Andersson put the Sausage The Rangers upped their re- Pierre Mondou, with his second The Cubs added four runs off season game last night Rangers ahead 2-0 at 15:04 of cord to 3-2. while Philadelphia goal of the game had moved the the second period reliever Brent Gaff in the fifth as JERSEY NUMBER GAME Glen Hanlon and Steve dropped to 2-4-1. Canadiens into a 6-6 tie. Ryne Sandberg had an RBI double Pick any three numbers — you con play Referee Denis Morel was Weeks combined on the shutout Nordiques 7, Canadiens 6 Michel Goulet scored twice and Thad Bosley a two-run single. from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a w*«k for the Rangers. called upon to call five major MONTREAL •- Alain Cote for Quebec, while Mario Marois and eight minor penalties in the Bowa led off the sixth with his WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Allison opened the scoring in scored at 13:34 of the final peri- and Tony McKegney also second period to keep order. fourth single and scored his third the first period on a power play od to lift the Quebec Nordiques scored run of the game on a double play. 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SEPTEMBER 26.1983 The" B5 Franco Johnson, DeGanahl, passes Barrett win at SSYC OCEANPORT - Neil Johnson (Comet), Bill Barrett (Pay Sailer) and Brice deGanahl (Sanderling) all SAILING Simpson : won two races in the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club's 7th and 8th PITTSBURGH (AP) - Franco Fall Series over the weekend. Plrtt UK* V Ed Pitts, 2. (Rrtodtl It), 2, Ttrrv Sptnttr Harris shared a moment of glory Fair Haven River Rail (Day (alter),). DavtMuIr (Rhodtsif) with his teammates yesterday when PAIR HAVEN - Kern Edwards SMMM Me* 1 Sotnctr. 1 Pltti, 3. Mulr he passed O.J. Simpson to become had a first and two'seconds in the Sunfish class, with Lee Pitts and MMimawfh §Mt Club pro football's second leading all- Fill torIM time rusher, but he wished after- Margaret Heath having the other First fttc* wards he also could have celebrated firsts. t. JKK Huntsman, 7. ROD Htid, 3. Sandy Monmouth Boat Club Huntimin a victory with them. ftacwtf Racff An 11-yard run late In the first RED BANK - Jack Huntsman 1 Mild. 2 5. Huntsman, 3 Warr«n KaiMr , AlMcara* quarter pushed Harris past Sim- and Rob Held both had a first and First flat* pson, but the New England Patriot* second in the Lightnings, while Rich 1 Dava and Bill Kufil, 2 Bill and Ellt*n rallied to upset the Steelers 28-23 Eittreim and Kim Verkooyen had StcafM Raca I. L*rrv and Elian Duflolt, I Joftn and Saraft despite Harris' 106 yards on 25 car- firsts in the Woodpussy. The team of L«ww, }, Davt And Bob Wattt ries. Dave and Bill Kuhl and Larry and Pint I aca Ellen DuBois won in the Albacore. 1. Rich Elttrtlm The performance left Harris . Stu EOdlngion. 3 Kim Slirawlbwrv Salllnf Vtrkoovtn with 11,309 career yards, or 1,003 and Yacht club S*K*A4 Raca yards behind career rushing leader Pall S«rlH M ' V Vtrkoovtn, 7 Run Minion, 3 Rich GMM lrtim Jim Brown. But it also left him with Pint HIM I. Nail Johnion. 2 Talbott Ingram. I. Diana what lie called an "empty feeling." • - - ^^ *^ "Losing the game takes a lot S*c«n4 Raca 1. Johnton, 2 Ingram, ], John Douglas away from it. It really does," Latjr First Rac* Harris said. 1. Bill Slmat, I, jlm Shaw, 3. Davt Povntr facantf Rac* Pryor to retire ? Harris went by Simpson, who had t John Martin, l.Slmai, 3. Shaw Dav itliar 11,236 yards, with a run from the First Raca CINCINNATI (AP) - Aaron Pittsburgh 20 to the 31 with 4:08 1. Bill Barrett, 1. Ed Parkins, 3 Barbara Pryor, the World Boxing Associa- Youno remaining in the first period and the SKM* Raca tion's reigning junior welterweight score tied 7-7. i Samtordtr Safldarlln* champion, says he considers First Raca himself retired at age 27, unless he's Harris was given the good news 1. Brlct dtGanafil, 2 Don Martin, 3 Tony by referee Jerry Markbreit, who Ttrr# given an opportunity to fight Ray Second Raca "Boom Boom ' Mancini. handed him the record-setting ball. \ 1. dtGananl, 2 T»rr«, J Martin "I'm almost certain I won't After shaking hands with Patriots' Fair Havan Rtvar Rats linebacker Don Blackmon, Harris NEXT STOP THE TOP — Pittsburgh Steeler run- time NFL career rushing list. Harris, who gained Sunllih fight again unless it's 'Boom Flr.t Raca Boom, ' Pryor said. "There's no held the ball over the head with one ning back Franco Harris rushes around right end 106 yards during the Steelers' 26-23 defeat at the 1. Ltt Pitts, 2 Kim Edwards, 3 Margaret yesterday for the 11-yard gain that moved him • Haath negotiations going on. but if I can hand and acknowledged a standing hands of the New England Patriots, now trails SKend Raca past O.J. Simpson and into second place on the all- only Jim Brown. 1. Htath. 1. Edwards, 3 Scott RoDlnson get the right price I'll fight him," ovation. Third RaC* 1, Edwards,2. Htath,3 Dick Plum the junior welterweight champ said. QB O'Donnell powers Hazlet HAZLET - Quarterback T.J. Fair Haven 13, Kumson 0 O'Donnell threw touchdowns passes HIIMSON - Theo Ross scored of 4 and SO yards to Ian Hills and POP both touchdowns on runs of 4 and 15 tailback Harry Colangelo raced 2 yards and Dave Birmingham ran and 43 yards for two more touch- WARNER over for the extra point as Fair downs as unbeaten Hazlet (3-0) Haven (3-0) kept its hold on first routed Matawan, 38-6, in Central place. Division Pop Warner football yes- The peewees fought to a score- Rumson won the peewee game, terday. Colin McGuiness had the less deadlock. 13-7. other touchdown on a 47-yard run. Holmdel 13, Atl. Highland. 7 South Division Matawan won the peewee game, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Lee St. Joseph's 18, Middletown 6 W. ' Brady had an outstanding afternoon MIDDLETOWN - St. Joseph's North Division for Holmdel, scoring all of the of Toms River handed the Mid- Keyport 14, Red Bank I points on touchdown runs of 30 and dletown Eagles their second setback KEYPORT - Chris Ayala 40 yards along with a conversion. He of the season despite a 50-yard scored three touchdowns on runs of also intercepted two passes as touchdown run by Middletown's Joe 30, W and 87 yards and gained over Holmdel won its first game after Rotolo 200 yards rushing for Keyport (24). two setbacks. Middletown won the peewee Steve Antonucci added the fourth Atlantic Highlands took the game, 20-0, and the junior peewee touchdown on a 31-yard run. peewee game, 32-0. contest over Point Pleasant, 14-6. St. John, St. Rose battle to tie Manchester. HOLMDEL - Tom Coburn Ken Hutter added the final goal scored a goal as St. John Vianney SOCCER for the Seraphs, now 4-0. Curti's hat battled favored St. Rose to a 2-2 trick broke the career school mark deadlock in scholastic soccer ac- for goals. He now has 30 goals in his tion. score for the Big Blue, now 3-2. career. Roger Billotto recorded the St. John had a 2-1 lead in the shutout. This beautiful 4-door sedan is mid- fourth quarter, but St. Rose's Tom Goalie Steve Groener had 10 saves Henry Hudson 2, Pinelandi 1 Kiss tied the game and neither team to record the victory. night blue metallic with tinted glass HIGHLANDS - Jeff Brown scored in the two overtime periods. John Barbutti scored the only plus front wheel drive and it could be goal of the day for the Panthers scored two goals and teammate St. John outshot the Roses, 23-11, Eric Peterson assisted on both yours. It is equipped with steel-belted and Lancer goalie Lance McCaffrey (0-5). scores as Henry Hudson defeated radials, power steering and brakes, made five stops. Paul Carroll had 11 Pinelands. John Peach tallied the saves for St. Rose. "C" Division Mater Del It, Manchester 0 only Pinelands score on a penalty radio and heater, rack and pinion kick in the fourth quarter. "B" South MANCHESTER - Tom Curti, steering, electric digital clock, dual Central Reg. 3, Freehold 1 Rob Cahill and Gary Sisto each Henry Hudson is now 3-2. Goalie remote mirrors and deluxe wheel scored three goals as Mater Dei Richie Waters had seven saves for BAYVILLE - John Mimoso covers. scored two goals and Brad Parks romped to a victory against the Admirals. had the other as unbeaten Central 5-0) defeated Freehold (2-2) In All you need Is Shore Conference "B " South soc- Holmdel zips Matawan cer. a key to win! Pat Preston scored the lone HOLMDEL - Deirdre Red- Some participant, with the lucky key. will open Freehold goal in the fourth quarter. dington scored two goals and Melan- Ihe treasure chesl containing the keys lo a new Central outshot the Colonials, ie Michaud and Joan Harriman had FIELD HOCKEY Ford Tempo And ii could be you! 19-11. Freehold goalie Benji Fioren- the others as Holmdel High School tino had seven saves. shut out winless Matawan, 44, in Monmouth Reg. 3, Middletown N. 0 How to get your key! Manaiquan 4, Pt. Boro 1 field hockey. MIDDLETOWN - Muffy POINT PLEASANT - Lance Holmdel (2-1) outshot the Clarahan, Mona Ciani and Linda Re- Starting Sunday. September 11. 1983. The Simek scored two goals and Chris Huskies, 18-2, with Hornet goalie gosh each scored as Monmouth de- Register will publish an entry form daily Jt wi Reilly added a goal and an assist as Heather Christian having to make feated Middletown North. Goalie *£ numbered 1 through 6 every week Just fill in Manasquan defeated Point Boro. only one save. Terry Wargo had Fran Gagne had two saves to record all 6 consecutive entry lorms as this Qualifies Al Germaine added the final three saves for the Mstawan (0-3). the shutout for Monmouth (4-0). • you lo a key'upon presentation Where to get Irish's Faust remains silent your key! "Go ahead and ask other hornet's nest next they last allowed their op- MIAMI (AP) - In the ponent to score. end, there wasn't much questions. I don't have any- week," Faust said. "Call me an eternal optmist The Miami defense Take all 6 consecutive entry forfns of that week Gerry Faust could say thing to say," a subdued 10 Hyer Ford. 700 Shrewsbury 'Ave Red Bank, Faust said, adding that he We're still in real good stopped Notre Dame three about the 20-0 thrashing the times inside their own 10- and a courteous salesperson will exchange your University of Miami had said nothing to his shape. It's a young season yard line and allowed only entry torms for a key Simply try your key m the handed his 13th-ranked players before admitting yet, and I'm sure we'll 102 yards on 38 carries by lock of a treasure chest and if it unlocks the Notre Dame football team. reporters to the locker have a good year." an Irish offense that has ~Fum Tempo is yours : So he didn't. room. "When you're up- The victory was the set, it's best not to say any- averaged 311 yards rushing Saturday night's loss — Hurricanes' third since los- per game. ••• Intry Form §2 • the first shutout of the thing." ing to Florida In their If your key doesn't fit, "I didn't have in my WEEK OF SEPT. 25-30 Fighting Irish in five years The Irish, who had the opener. It was Miami's wildest dreams that we — dropped Notre Dame to nation's sixth-best offense second shutout in a row, could play like this," said you could still win! and No. 3 ground attack 1-2 on the season and Faust and the Hurricanes have Miami Coach Howard We will give away the 1984 Ford Tempo which is on display before meeting up with Mi- to 12-12-1 in three years as .'. played 11 quarters since Schnellenberger. at Hyer, by Friday. November 25. 1983 In the event that the • •. Irish coach. And it hap- ami's defense, will try to pened on national tele- regroup next week against lock lo Ihe treasure chest has not been opened by noon this I vision, with millions Colorado. dale, the winner will be chosen by a random drawing at 5 00 watching. "We're going into an- CBA wins in Suffolk p m Irom among all entry forms submitted So Be sure you • "o* feg w sou1 deposil your enlry forms m the participant container, if your ~ A' Np**sia"0 EAST MEADOW, N.Y. - Christian Brothers Remember! 6 coflMCut'Ve tilledin entry key doesn't open the lock Its your second chance lo win' Academy picked up its second boys cross country lorms tre necetsary to quality tor a key invitational championship by easily winning the "B " SPORTS SCHEDULE Division of the Suffolk Coaches Invitational. The Colts had a low score of 25 points to far outdistance runnerup Chaminade, which had 58. Follow th«s« uiy contest ruloal. TODAY CBA had the first three places, with Bob Deane 1 Contest begins Sunday Sepl n 1963 i You may enter The Register's Auto G»we-A 6 You must be al least 10 yea's C age to ••Vt (16:32), Bill Barrett (16:40) and Dave Franklin and ends when a participant opens the rta> eacn week with 6 consecutive new win Soccer (16:41) Chris Deane (17:21) was eighth and Chris treasure chest lock p' a random dra*">g entry forms, meetineting trie requirements RarlMnat - Middletown N. a TneTT n b Matawan Rto. at CBA Ring'117:28) was 11th. ' '"iS'lfllO fin Wry'. Ncwember A 'Tff83 '—~* enrgr me~' Detter chance you have of winning Marlboro at Manalapan 2 Numoered entry lorms will be published n Neptune at fa Freehold Twp. Girls in The Daily and Sunday Register every 5 Photocopies or olner similar 'eproduc 8 The ftinmng trM rnnlsino, containef r ' * facsimiles vviii oe available on ihe subse ,1 ihp.f .Tuneftate families are not Kevportat Short Rtg. 19:47, followed by Carol Benjamin (20T14) in seventh, guent business day only eligible to participate Ovmnaitlci Robyn Galvin (20:41) in ninth. Lee Ann Fiore (20:44) Ctdar Rldgt at Marlboro in 10th and RoblnSomers (21:13) in 13th. B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1983 Relocation may not be the best option for retirees By JACK H. SMITH belonglngi with you - whether or not they make But, wherever you go, breaking into • new com- decorative sense — so that you can arrange things , munity at retirement age isn't easy. You don't nave an "One year after 639 elderly people changed their more or less like they were in your former home. automatic Job association, PTA affiliation or quick living arrangements, one-half were dead, physically However, you might be the type of person who familiarity with the community. You have to reach impaired or psychologically deteriorated ... (because) enjoys selecting and arranging new. pieces of out and get those things by Involving yourself - and relocation constitutes such a profound crisis in the furniture, art objects, curtains and the like. Some of ' probably by overcominga few couldn't-care-le*! reac- lives of the elderly." TIME OF us find that this preserves a youthful feeling — but tions from the longtime residents. That's the eye-opener that begins a new report on most Of us don't. For those who don't enjoy conquering such situ- fouF stuJics, wuiicn by psychologists Morton In either event, before we move, we should do u aiions, it might be best U> stay where you art — with Lieberman (University of Chicago) and Sheldon Tobin YOUR LIFE great deal of thinking about those things that mean a all its faults. Many do, and they don't usually complain (State University of New York, Albany) great deal to us. Photograph albums; favorite chairs; as much about the environment as they did in their Although the subjects involved had no voice in the books that are held fondly, if never reread; pictures younger years. decision to relocate, the above finding must give some we enjoy; a bearskin rug that connotes an adventure We tend to forget that older people are just as pause to those of us who are voluntarily considering a — these can link us emotionally with our past and our much individuals as they were when they were 11. Age move This could be true whether it involves a new which we've become accustomed — or with which sense of accomplishment. doesn't make psyches more alike: The older person's retirement base or better living quarters right in the we've learned to cope. This is true unless some of As for retiring cross-country: The adventurous attachments and preferences are going to come from same town. these factors have been sources of constant irritation will prefer to sample untried geography or to escape where that person has been. Admittedly, as we age, we draw more and more Cutting off many of these items with one trip of a the climate of a longtime location for the contrasts contentment from our treasures, experiences and fa- moving van can be like parachuting into a wilderness provided by "something in the Sun Belt" or "some- These are the security blankets that we must thing in New England." miliar associations, and from the environment' to with nothing but a backpack. It's wise to take your continue to find in the linen closet in any location.

Colonial Dames' Many conditions diminish ability to smell By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.O. smell. The operation is an excellent one when it Is done with discrimination and good judgment. Rarely president general For the pail year and a hall I noticed that I was does the smell return after such a surgical procedure. slowly losing my seme of smell. Every once In a while The use of small doses of cortisone for a abort for a short time my note seems to open up and I can period of time reduces the swellng deep within the to be state guest smell again. YOUR nose and very often there Is an encouraging return of Between times everything I fat tastes like stew. the sense of smell. Unfortunately cortisone cannot be SHREWSBURY -. The combination of no taste and no imell makes me HEALTH used for a long period of time for this purpose. , Mrs William C. Asman, miserable. Is there any operation that can fix It? I am In recent years there has been a flurry of en- Little Silver, president H ;«ur> old and am In excellent health. — Mr. O.L., thusiasm for the use of zinc to enhance the capacity to of New Jersey Society Kan. smell and differentiate odors. In my personal ex- Colonial Dames XVII m Dear Mr. L.: perience this, too, has been disappointing. Century, announces Anyone who has ever had a cold knows what it I would suggest that you explore the possibility that Mrs Harmon A. feels like when the sense of smell and taste are that an allergy, a sinus infection, or both might be the Gardner of Vicksburg, diminished. Those of us in the practice of medicine combination of both. The swelling interferes with the cause of your problem. A simple neurological test Miss., president general constantly see patients who describe their distress. At free flow of odors which then results in the condition would also be advisable to rule out once and for all of the National Society, first it seems out of proportion to their illness. Yet called anosmia. such a basis for your trouble. will attend the state so- anyone who has had this condition is understanding Nasal polyps due to allergy and infection markedly The relationship between taste and smell is a ciety s Oct 4 luncheon and sympathetic. remarkable and complicated one. They often go hand observance of Colonial interfere with the proper sense of smell. There also The sense of smell depends on the free access of are some neurological conditions that are responsible in hand. Patients afflicted with these distressing Heritage Week in the odors to the nose. All odors reach the olfactory area symptoms, should try only conservative measures of Shadowbrook, here. for the inability to smell even the most potent odors. which lies between the roof of the nose and the brain. Only in rare instances is a deviation of the nasal treatment without getting involved in any complex Mrs. Gardner will When there is any interference, the sense of smell is septum, which divides one side of the nose from the surgical procedure. If such is advised, one should speak on • the topic. diminished and even completely lost. other, responsible for the loss of smell. definitely seek a confirmatory opinion. "Your Heritage — The delicate mucous membrane lining of the nose Unfortunately, far too many people have had an Mrs. Harmon Present. Past and near the olfactory area sometimes becomes swollen operation for the straightening of the nasal septum in Dr. Coleman welcomes quesllom from readers. Future" and outline A. Gardner by severe allergies, infections of the sinuses, or by a the hope that it would help the return of the sense of Please write to him in care of this newspaper. ways In which the socie- ty's program REACH owners who lived in this (Research, Education, country prior to 1701. Arts, Crafts and History Committees work on of the colonial era) can programs for veterans' Hunting will help wife escape loneliness be coordinated with 'services, national de- state agencies and or- fense, preservation of Dear Ann Landers: I Dear'Ann Landers: Our have a thorough diagnostic write and express my sym- ganizations to help historic sites and colo- read something In the pa- 21-year-old daughter hai evaluation, including psy- pathy. achieve society objec- nial records, heraldry per a while back that gave been pulling the hair out of chological testing (with in- Also, what about a tives and coats of arms, to me an idea. I need your her head for the last four volvement of the family) friend who hai had a mis- advice on whether to do It. New Jersey Secre- foster junior member- yean. When I lay "pull- to define the underlying carriage? Doei one remain The problem: a husband tary of State Jane ship interest, and to ANN Ing" I mean her once beau- problem Then, hopefully, silent in tbli situation who would rather go fish- Burgio will shere hon- provide general schol- tiful chestnut mane has be- appropriate treatment will also' Please tell me what ing and hunting with the ors with Mrs Gardner arships and scholar- come so sparse that she be apparent. to do. — Unsure In boys than be with me. and deliver a message ships in medicine, nurs- LANDERS usually wears a icarf Pelaluma, Calif. from Gov Thomas H. ing and dentistry for The following news around her head-— or a Dear Ann Landers: Is it Kean who, at the sug- American Indians. story appeared on the As- turban. considered proper eli- Dear Pet: Proper eti- gestion of the Colonial sociated Press wire: quette to drop a note to a quette is nothing more Mrs. Gardner, a It started when she lost Dames, proclaimed the A woman In Isanti, longtime friend who sud- than consideration for • th- native of Alabama, was a boyfriend she waa very first week in October Minn., got fed up with her denly is getting a divorce? ers. If you feel sad about a a charter member and husband's absenteeism. much in love with. We have Colonial Heritage past president of the (Everyone knows it's an- friend's divorce or the loss He, too, wai a fishing taken her to several psy- Week." Mississippi State Socie- Fifty Pounds Of Deer about yours: Do you really other woman.) I feel IO sad of an unborn child, drop a and hunting nut. She ran chologists but no one has Other invited guests, ty Colonial Dames XVII Meat, 30 Quails, 40 want to unload the guy? for her, but I am not sure it note. Your thoughtf ulness the following ad on his been able to help. Can you are representatives of Century, and has held Mallards, 20 Trout, IS Any chance of your gomg would be In good taste to is sure to be appreciated. birthday: give us some guidance? — the state's Historical chairmanships and of- Walleyes And 2 Marlins along at least part of the "Husband for sale Frantic Mom And Dad Commission, Education fices in the Daughters time'' Consider all of the cheap. Comes complete Dear Woman: How Association, Library, of the American Co- above before you do any- with hunting and fishing good is your husband's Dear Mom and Dad: Archives. Teachers' As- lonists, Daughters of thing rash. RE6ISTER NOW! equipment. Also one pair sense of humor? And what Dr. Herbert C. Modlin, sociaton. Assocation of the American Revolu- cm To PNIIN Fir of jeans, two shirts, a Lab professor of psychiatry at Cultural and Heritage tion, Daughters of the retriever and 25 pounds of the Menninger Foundation, Commissions, the New War of 1812 and Magna Seminar to focus on hospice • NOV. 5 EXAM deer meat. Not home much says compulsive hair-pull- (Pr« Ragiatrallon Jersey State Museum Charta Dames. She re- between September and ing is a form of self-mutila- Rtqulr.dJ and State council on the ceived the distinguished MIDDLETOWN - Sus- The 10-session seminar ^PRIP January and April through tion. Y Arts, headed by Dr service award from an Quinn, R.N., Director of starts tomorrow and con- Jl *l °"r colltgt-bound MONMOUTH TEST October. Will consider mt IMTNM CCNTEIt. M Alvin S. Felzenberg. as- Sons of the American Riverview Hospital's Hos- tinues on Tuesdays, from 7 Since trichotillomania >Vjr student can test trade." \^^fK batter, ichltva PO killT htaM N j OT7I3 sistant secretary of Revolution and is listed pice Program, will de- to 9 p.m., through Novem- (two-bit word for hair-pull- When the first few calls scribe how hospice pro- ^* Ik more with 671-6421 state in Distinguished South- ber 29. Registration in- ing ) is a symptom and not \ ' Wk prolisslonal VUA/USTEI CAM tttfTTEl National Society Co- ern Women, American came from interested vides comfort, support and an independent illness, the women, her husband dignity for the chronically formation is available h P lonial Dames XVII Cen- Heritage, Five Hundred from the Community Ser- best course of action is to ~W*^>J(> " ' Families of the South, thought it was amusing. or terminally ill, either at tury is the second larg- vices Department at est women's patriotic Community Leaders of But by the second day the home or in the hospital, in and heritage society in America and the Dic- phone was ringing off the a Brookdale Community Brookdale Community Col- the country Founded in tionary of International wall. He didn't think it was College program. lege, Lincroft. 1915 and headquartered Biography. .Mrs. so funny. "Other Thanksgivings I was in Washington, DC. Gardner holds degrees A few days later she ran Workshop slated for tonight the organization has in history and home ec- a second ad saying it was a 1741b. turkey. more than 13.000 mem- onomics from Auburn all a joke and she decided LONG BRANCH - Divorced Catholics Sup- bers in 325 chapters. Its University and has done to keep her husband after "The Dragon Doesn't Live port Group, in the convent members trace their graduate work at Mis- all. I'd say the little lady Here Anymore," a work- of Our Lady Star of the Sea Not any morel' ancestry to public of- sissippi College and scored a victory. shop on being loving amid Roman Catholic Church. University ficials and Dor land- How about it Ann? the responsibilities of daily Further- information is life, will 6e presented by —Phyllis Mtranui, Now Jersey's LH«tlm« Should I do likewise? - available from Barbara Achiever, lot) 30 lbs. and has kept It off tor 12 the author Alan Cohen to- Keller at the Family Life years. day at the 7:30 p.m. meet- Bureau, 100 Graig Road, 1 In the past, the turkey wasn t the only ing of the Separated and Freehold. • gobbler at Thanksgiving dinner I was 174 lbs Then Weight Watchers showed me how to think like a thin R V H n u H K y u n u H R v R person to take action to make Carl 'choices The group support was t. QuajtUa tremendous OH came 30 lbs 1 and its Mill off1 R.I . You can lose up to 20 lbs by Ihts Thanksgiving SOME FREE ADVICE the proven Weight "Watchers way" ABOUT "FREE ADVICE"

Very often instead of consulting a physl- • cian about an ailment people will discuss it with a well-meaning friend, neighbor or relative. This can sometimes lead to seri- ous harm. Because the Same symptoms could apply to a great many different prob- lems Our "Free Advice" Is not to take unnec- essary chances with your health or the health of your family. Your pharmacy is an expert on illness and he can prescribe the specific medicine needed to help. Early diagnosli and treatment of most any illness, even a boad cold, cna mean quicker recovery at the relatively lesser cost. - vou ore votm DOCTOR e*N PHONE-| US when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people rely on us for their fl»R health needs. We welcome requests for For meeting locations near you call , KMlltor pholo delivery service and charge accounts. (201) 992-8600 or Toll Free 800-242-5866 FROM THIS V-R-O-O-O-M FORWARD — Making a swift trip from the small Shn'Hithiir; I'humiart Chapel at Fort Monmouth, following their marriage Thursday night, to a I'llK.SIIKKnSIII in SHOPS wedding reception in Gibbs Hall officers' club, are Cameron Carlson and his Hriilut ir TII-IHTI -hr.u.lmn bride, the former Deborah Crisfy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William R. IV, -,,M,i i ii.mi.i. t'rri' IMhiri WEIGHT WATCHERS Crlsty of Tinton Falls. Carlson, of California, is stationed at Fort Monmouth ' Lose weight once and lor all and is a veteran biker. His bride thinks that's the way to go, too. C WKgM WHCIWI InwnalniMI Inc 1W3 O»n«i ol Itw W«gN WttMt DaMnum PEANUTS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1983 The Daily Register B7 YES, MA'AM. I'M BACK! THEY SAID I DON'T HAVE I DONT THINK IUKNTTDA'SLEEP NARCOLEPSY, ANP THE SHE CAN HEAR DENNIS THE MENACE CX50WW5 CENTER," AND REASON i FALL ASLEEP IN YOU SIR THEY SAlP I'M OKAY... CLASS IS I STAY UP TOO LATE AT NIGHT- CROSSWORD

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By STELLA WILDER To see what is in store for you should emerge from a morning of tomorrow, find your birthday and hardship emotionally stronger and MONDAY, SEPT. 26 read the corresponding paragraph. physically more adept Rejoice! Born today/you are an extremely Let your birthday star be your "daily ARIES (March 21-April 19i Your THE WIZARD OF ID businesslike person who has a tenden- guide fascination for another may lead both cy to come across in a way colder and TUESDAY, SEPT. 27 of you into trouble today Try to re- You more calculating than you really are. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - There main calm, unmoved. You possess an inner tenderness that will be much discontentedness today TAURUS (April 20-Mav 20) - A belies your outer proficiency of mind unless you have the courage to decide secret meeting early in the day may and spirit You are particularly sus- issues early in the day. backfire later, on You would do well ceptible to the hard-luck story, though SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Be to keep meetings public even those who know you very well calm, cool, collected — and cautious! GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Take are not likely to realize it. You find This is not the day to display either your orders from the top only To be small children, animals and the elder- mental or physical arts. directed by various 'bosses" is to ly particularly affecting, but you have SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - benefit from none ot them' learned to cover all this in self-protec- Your capacity for work is exercised to CANCER (June 21-July 22) - One tion. the full today. Fatigue at evening in authority proves he can be counted You are philosophical in that you makes rest essential. upon Tell your story succinctly, com- never despair. Even the clearest fail- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. II) - pletely; then wait ure does not deter you from looking Educatipnal matters must be seen to LEO (July 23-AUK. 22) - Be confi- VOU CAN'T BEAT ahead optimistically on the one hand at once; otherwise, you may forfeit INDIVI&UAL dent of your success; otherwise, you INSTRUCTION and fatalistically on the other. Your your "place in line." Move! THAT'S NOT undermine your own efforts with hesi- MUC ability to adjust keeps you moving in a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - All tant behavior. Calm counts! USE, DEAR- profitable, productive direction. plans are subject lo change today, no VIRGO (AUK. 21 Sept. 22) Though Also born on this date are: Julie matter how secure you thought you you may have to wade through a maze London, actress; Olivia Newton-John, were in them yesterday of red tape, ultimately you will get singer. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - You where you're going today

BRIDGE ADVICE SO8S. I'VE ( OKAV. THIS WEElir. THAT'S TE( OUT NEXT WEEK reN VEAHS WITHOUT ^-r I' VOU'HE WORKING , A CHANCE : -f FOR PBEE ' care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1000, IN SALAHY BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD Freeman would have scored only 530 points Los Angeles, CA 90053.) Don't be too brave. Lew Stansby At the other table of the match. and Chip Martel. winners of the 1982 East ran from the redouble and got NORTH World Pair Championship, had too out for only 200 points, thanks to a slip AK875 much courage in today's hand, played in the defense Stansby and Martel Q96542 a few weeks ago during the Grand won the team championship, but this J7 National Team Championship hand didn't help. AS When West passed the redouble, he DAILY QUESTION indicated (according to the Stansby- You hold: AJ 10 AJ7 4 :) 2 * K WEST EAST Martel methods) that he would have Q 6 4 2 Partner bids one notrump (16 passed for penalties if South had to 18 points), and the next player A.I 10 AQ6432 11 AJ7 , K103 passed instead of redoubling. But af- passes What do you say 432 K985 ter a redouble, a cautious East should ANSWER: Bid three notrump run for cover. ' Since you have 11 high-card points, the AKQ642 A BIG SCORE partnership count should be 27 to 29 SOUTH (D) Atlanta expert Richard Freeman points — ample for a game, but not AA9 took the king of spades and led dum- enough for a slam, Never mess around, 8 . .m,.,..,, my's jack of diamonds. East covered, with "clever' bids when you can jump AQ106 and South cashed three good to the right final contract * -\.l 10875 diamonds. He continued with the ace (Would you like to have Alfred p and ruffed his last diamond Sheinwold teach you how to play South West North East in dummy. g y backgammon? A 12-lesson booklet 1 * Pass 1 Pass f^H.I 11ill two clubs; and Freeman will be on the way to you when you 2 A Pass Pass Dbl scored 1.510 for the contract and two send $1 plus a stamped, self-addressed Redbl All Pass overtricks Without the redouble. No. 10 envelope to Backgammon, in Opening lead — A J HI AND LOIS

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TOM PRINCI NOT NOWi TtWT'5 fOUT OF MV v\MAT& VTHATS JUMK 9HOCK COULO THl ' WAY/ —" KILL Hl/Vt THIS . I.WANT. PILE? A TOKE6P SI Help Wanted 51 HtlpWanteKl 51 HipWanttd 51 H»lpWanfd B8 The Daily Register MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.1983 ROOFER - FuiMima. m«aji ba FULL TIME NIGHTS — Conve- NURSERN OR LPN - (M/F). nient store clerk, call for aeot 'For ll to 7 shift Exc. benefits A P/T 233 Long Branch H 7 4710. salary Call Atlantic Hla*landi < ^ GOVERNMENT JOBS- Feder- Nursing Home, !tl-OM0. Mon M A N - ALES- Earn extra rnan*v»atl- Is the repair and refurbishing of g~y* Register • £» J al, state and civil service Many Frl., t to 4. two fire trucks, a 1970 Mack CF positions eveitebU. Call (refun- Pum**r and a mi Mack R dable), t (619) S69-C304, tor de- OFFICE MANAGER — Poftltlejfi AGER ALII/DECORATIHO - Model Pumper. Including tha talli. Open 14 hrt. available for mtelk*ent eager, 123 Pair Havtn body replacement thereof, all as creative self starter Experience EVESE , ft SAT. A.M. HonwnMn KWMti Me. HOTtCl Of shown on and In accordance with HAIRDRESSERS in health care field helpful Mutt Expansion creates this det 10 ««P Will trtllt. PKllbto the plant and specifications Classified Mr*. Call f lo II. l li ». ««•. •• AVAILABILITY OP Busy salons In malls have Im- have typing ft book Keeping full- opening for a mature Individual ANNUALRIPORTOP therefor on file In the office of tha Phone 54? 1700 Da.w 8 30 A M To 5 P M, vB 30AM To 12 30PM mediate positions available tor time Call T47 who can learn our systems Ap- im., IJHil Clark, which Plans are hereby ALES — %m our ad undar nal PRANK AND LOU III experienced end/or highly tal OIL COMPANY OPENINGS — ellcant should be sales or lenteted OP.OPP FOUNDATION approved ented new cutters/stylists and have the deslra to earn ex- MitoMtoMoM CMurvll tbt Tha estimated maximum Offshore Rigs and refineries. No To Whom itMav Concarn: 231 Octanpert H0Oth>rP bl)c Not let J GOOD SALARY exp.. 130,000 4- a vr For Info. cellent part-time Income. For In- TAKE NOTICE that tha An- amount of bonds or notes to be M INCENTIVES COMMISSIONS terview call Mr. Frank Taylor. ECKTAP.Y - Typlna. ya» al issued for the Improvement or BOROUGH OP OCI AN PORT 51 Help Wanted Call. 31I92O-H75. Ext. 2J91P nual Raporl Of FRANK AND HEALTH INSURANCE Also open eve*. J4J-T" ouilnau machinal » aaaaImaW LOUISE GROFF FOUNDATION purpose is ai slated in Section l DOO LICE Nil ORDINANCE BAYYINAM KORNEGAY BEY, PAID VACATIONS REPORTERS - M»»4»d loco. background rawlrad. Data 4 (or tha Ian vaar •ndlno Juna JO. hereof AN ORDINANCE TO Infants tar •••»• le atsum* tit* CARRIERS WANTED — For MALL DTSC0UNTS PART OR FULLTIME REAL tr municipal eovcrnmoftt mo«l aerd pracauhta halptm. Ham « 1H3 raoulrad by Saction W34 of (c J Tha estimated cost of the AMEND ORDINANCE nem a * ol NAEEMAH Oceenport, Eatontown. Mon- CONTINUOUS EDUCATION ESTATE SALES - One of Mid- o lor Tut Daily Roolttor o I, call itliMO hy Inlarvlao. tha Intarnal Ravanua Cod* '» improvement or purpose Is equal NUMBER 170 ENTITLED "AN SHALIHAH HAJiRAH BEY and mouth Beach area Call Andrla. MONMOUTH dletown Two's oldest real estate Somi tvporltnc* ntcolMrv •va'labta for Impacllon at lha to the amount of the appropria- ORDINANCE PROVIDING F*OR TAHNYABAYYINAH BEY: 542 4000. E«t. 201. 544-1010 realtor,M L firms offers axe Pavmant Mr artlcla. Plaatt SECRETARY — Rad lank araa principal offlca of FRANK AND tion herein mad* therefor. THE REGISTRATION, LICENS TAKE NOTICE that 1h# urv Ask for Manager opportunity tor aggressive sales don't call. Sand rtumi and offka Maki a«P. dlclaaMM tvp- LOUISE CROFP FOUNDA- Section 4. All bond antici- ING AND REGULATION OF d*r>l0n«d will iPPtv to tht Mon- CARPENTER'S HELPER — persons. Prime highway loca- won tamplai to Jam Fodararo. •t olth good communication and Must have exp and be wilting lo HAIRDRESSER - M/F Ex TION, 4 Cooocv Tarrac*. Fair pation notes Issued hereunder DOGS IN THE BOROUGH OF mouth County Court on tht Hit perlenced, full-time. tion, flexible hrs.. graduated Cltv Editor, Box O-40I. Tha Dally admlnlitrallva ••Mil Salary Havan, N j. 07TO1. c/o WlllltM. snail mature at such times at OCEANPORT, MONMOUTH dav of October, iw al f 00 IM a shovel. 717-OoeO. commission plan, adequate ftoor Raglltar, Shrawftburv, N.J. Call Mr. Gabrlatan, Siftttfi. Exacutiva Diiactot. &W- may be determined by the rhlef COUNTY. NEW JFR5FV o'clock tn tht fortnoon at th« CARPENTER'CARPENTEft'S Call W-4MB time, drew arrangement. School- OTOI. ing ragular buslnail hours. bV financial officer; provided that PASSED AND APPROVfcO ON Court HouM In tha Borough of itLPEH — At least ] yrs. exp. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERA ins ft licensing paid bv btufc*r. a Equal Opportunity fern- JULY ]. t«j, AS AMENDED Frwhold, Ntw Jtrtav, for a Call 471-1100. TOR — Back hoe and track Ask for Mr. K... The Klrwan Co., • ERVICE STATIUN ATTEN- any clilisn who rtquastt II within no note shall mature leter than m M/F. DENT — Soma machankal a». 1M> davt attar tha publication of one year from tti dale. The notes AND SUPPLEMENTED judgment «uthoriilng Ruby CARRIERS WANTED — To de- loader exp. Must work with re- 717-6600. IMS notka of IU availability. Ra- shall bear Interest at such rate or introduced: AugustS, 1«U Houiton Bev to atsumt tht name taining wall crew when not on REAL ESTATE SALES - Wa nacauary Fulnlma. •anafltt. liver The Dally Register In the PART TlMfc COOK — For small I,.,. I poaltloni avauabla for apply Monmouin Straat Chovron, auaili to Intpact tha said Annual rates and ba In Such form as may Passed Sept. ?, ifu of rVwdlnah El Kahda and author South take Drive and Nutiwamp machine, 717-0060 Report thould ba mada to tha be determined bv the chief finan- Alfred DeSantls, Iiing Nattmah Sh a Uriah HaJIrah nursing home, every other week- llcantad Mhn paopla Incraata RadBank. Road areas of River Plata, HELP WANTED — M/F. Apply end 6 to 1, and 2 days during the your potantlauall Darran Ai untfartlgnad Principal Managar cial officer. The chief financial Pres. Board of Health AitKander Btv and Tahnva Please call Jell Hero. 542 MM in perion: Bevihore Fishery. SEWING MACHINE Of FRANK AND LOUISE officer shall determine all mat- Bavylnah Korn»gav Bay to at- week 6 to 2 Mult have exp, No toclatat. Shrawibury, 7aMm. Borough of Oceenport CARRIERS WANTED — To de- Red BanlL calls accepted. Apply In person GROFF FOUNDATION at 111 ters In connection with notes Is- ATTEST lumatht namts of Naetmah OPERATORS principal offlca ai abova itatad sued pursuant to this ordinance, Shallhal Hallrch Btv and liver The Dally Register In the HOUSE CLEANING ft Must have refs. Apply In parson Straight needle i Merrow. Call idaM Lancaster.Sec Majestic South l> Colonial Wav LAURDRY — 2 3 days • week, Garden State Manor Nursing WILLIS M SISSON and the chief financial officer's Board of Health Tahnya Bavvinah Bay rtip*c REAL ESTATE HOLMDEL 717-1 ' signature upon the notes shall ba lively areas of Llncroft, Please call Jeff flexible hrs . own transportation. Home, U venBrackie Rd., Yat, wa art hiring U1-tt» EitcutlvaDlractorof Sept 24 u.n Hero In the Circulation Depart Call early a.m. or evenings SHEETROCK TAPERS — A«d FRANK 4 LOUISE conclusive evidence esjo all such RUBY HOUSTON BEY. wny not loin Amarlca'l No. 1 top mithers 1 plaster**, good work (ent. 542-MM 944-116* PART-TIME POSITION — In GROFF FOUNDATION determinations All notes Issued 250 Other Public Notice)* - ' Natural Guardian •Man Cantury 11 Ability Rllv . n Monmouth Co Mult ba eia'd. hereunder rrfav be renewed from of Nattmah 5haim»h HaHrah INSURANCE AGENCY UN our Insurance and billing dept. Cell between *•• P.m. 170-IMS. WIHIlM Sltion Bookkeeping 1 typing exp. tend Mr, Executive Olraclor time to time subject to the pro- NOTICE OP HEARING AitKandtr Btv and CASHIERS DERWRITER - Or Inilde Ac REAL ESTATE visions of N J S A «0A l-t(a) PART-TIME count Service Representative resume to : Kuttchman SNELLING a. 4HBtt.lNO-T»ia Frank I Loult* in the matter of the Apollca Tahnya Bavvlnah Now Intarvlawlng lor talaf po»l placement oaople. 142 Hwy IS, The chief financial officer Is tlon of RUBY HOUSTON BEY Luncheon, dinner or weekend Computerized Red Bank area of Chiropractic Center, 6*2 Broad Orofl Foundation Korntgav Btv St., Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. tlon* In our Mlddlatown A Oak Eatontown. JtwBOO 6 Coonav Tarraca Hereby authorized to M|l part or for leave to assume the name of On Motion of part-time cashiers needed now flee offers a position with varied hunt offka! Wa offar an op- Fair Havan, N J 07701 all of the notes from time to time MEDINAH EL KAHLIA and In William S Dubln. EM for busy Shorafront restaurants. responsibilities acting as Ac PART TIME -- A.rV19:30tot JO portunity to aical with our an STENOGRAPHER — Im- Saotembarll. 1M3 at public or private sale and to tha matter of the application of Attorntv for Applicant Mutt be experienced with com- count Coordinator with the prod- mediate openings for steno- deliver them to the purchasers uction staff. Tasks Include policy or P.M. i 30 to J N. Sales or tantlva training program. Sapt 14 $14 40 RUBY HOUSTON BEY. natural Sapt. It US 13 puter-style systems. Pleasant marking dept. AM ly in person, graphers, 32V> hrt. par wee*, thereof upon receipt of payment guardian of NAEEMAH appearance and personality a checking, placing, quoting and FOULKS-PRESTON 17000 to IW00 Uberel fringe ben ol tha purchase price plui ac- client contact Salary negotiable John Klnkel ft Son, 44 i SHALIHAH HAJIRAH ALEX- it Apply In person only,' 11 Tlnton Falls, "Whara Individual! Proipar " eflts Monmouth County resi- 223 Fair Havtn crued Interest from their dates to ANDER BF.V end* TAHNYA West Um Monmouth Beach. 1 Call Mr. Gabrlelan. 747*777 Call: a71-«*»4 dence required. Sand reiume to the data of delivery thereof The PART-TIME — Mon. ft Thurs Monmouth County Personal Of- i.-4 p.m., Mon.-Frt, l« marketing Office secretary, administrative REAL .ESTATE SALES - Full NOTICI chief financial officer Is directed sales Part-time or full-lime. fice, Halt of Records, Main St.. FAIR HAVEN ZONING BOARD to report In writing toNhe govern- CLEEKS/DRIVERS-Evenings duties, physician's office. Write training opportunity bv million Freehold. ing body at the meeting neit INDEX & weekend hrs., retell store In Write: Insurance, P.O. Box W. Including experience or resume dollar producari. OF ADJUSTMENT 6 Lott and Found Red Bank-N.J. 07701 LIcanMd/unlkanlad. Mlchala, TO: All propartv ownart succeeding the date when any runic NOTICES No Long Branch 279-U21 to Boa 0-421, The Dally Reg TEACHER — Certified Handi- wltnln 700 of Block 7| Lot 71. 1 sale or delivery of the notes FREE FOUND ADS CLEANING HELP -r Part-time, INTERIORVESIGN — Expand Ister, Shrewsbury, NJ 07701. Nancy Koo Rtalty. WOW0- capped Eap. necessary. Avail- llEGALSl Timber Ct , Fair Havan, NJ pursuant to this ordinance Is Ai a service lo our community. Mon thru Tfturi., 6 to 10 P.m.; Ing business seeking person PART-TIME HELP — Wanted REAL ESTATE SALES able Immediately. Call Tina Plaasa lake Notice that Nan- made Such report must Include SPECIAL NOTICES Trie Dally Register is offering e Set, 13 Must be It ft have own aspiring to menagenent level delivering newspaper early RUMSON Behr, MI-WOO. cy & Hugh Davtin, owners of th» the amount, the description, the FREE 3-llne FOUND ed for 4 transportation. For Interview Will train. Husiev Associates, Agantt wantad. Work on your 6 Lost and Found morning hours. Musi have own THE HIGHLANDS BOARD OF abova property have applied to interest rate and the maturity days under our Lost & Found M1-0SOT 841-1533 car Call after 7 p.m., Tlt-ttiS. own Invast for voursalf 55% EDUCATION — It accepting re- the Fair Havan Zoning Board of schedule of the notes told, the 9 Special Notices classification LIGHT PRODUCTION —Clean. tommlulon Call Jana Whin, once obtained and the name of COUNTER PERSON — And PART-TIME STEADY - Bkr /Ownar. aval. 291 1206. sume, for substitute secretary, Adluitment for a variance for 12 Travel Transprj'talion The Register appreciates your checker, part & full-time. Little Interesting work. Little Silver lo part-time, for the Board office. the purchaser. 1 Mature-minded Individual for Confidential Swimming Pool on property with 15 Instructor honesty ft will do its cert in Silver Cleaners. 741-1201. cation. M-Vm for Interview. convenlencestore. P.M. diagonal Muil be proficient In typing, with non-conforming ilda yard rt- Section J. The capital budget finding the original owner REAL ESTATE SALES - We some bookkeeping experience. nuirement IU&KSS DIRECTORY MANAGEMENT TRAINING midnight shift. Willing to take of the Cltv of Long Branch It Please cell ui et $42 W00 PROGRAM — Here's an op- security test. Call 717-1710. need help now. 4,000 nationwide Hourly rate U Sand resume to: Tha Board hat sat Thursday, ?i Business Service FOUND — Young German COUNTER HELP - Part-time offices, TV advertising, home Marilyn J. Lombardo, Board hereby amended to conform with days, 12-15 hrs. per wk. Apply In portunity to build a promising PART TIME WORD PROCESS- Oct ath. 19*3. at 1 AS P W at the the provisions of thlt ordinance 22 Arls&C-atts Shepherd, female. In area of new career for yourself, on the warranties, national programs, Secretary, Highlands Board of Borough Hall. River Road. Fair Leonardo Grade School Call person. Danny's Plua ft Subs. 24 OR/RECEPTIONIST — Poten- fabulous training - mean succeii Education, Naweslnk Ave., High- to the extent of any Inconsistency EMnOYMENT Avers Lane, Little SUve/. management team of a leader in Havan as the timt and place for herewith The resolution In the »1 WW or W-90M ihe restaurant Industry. We seek for you. ERA Maimed Realtors, lands. N.J. 07732. An Equal Op- I he public hearing In this matter form promulgated bv the Local 5' Help Warned Male or LOST Red diaper bay Con CRUISE SHIP JOBS —Travel to hlgh-callber women ft men with 671-5450. portunity/Affirmative Action All Intareited persons may ap- Finance Board showing full de- Femaie tains Christening outfit, camera, Bahamas, Bermuda, Carrlbean a Strong desire to achieve El Employer. pear at tha public hearing althar tail of tha amended capital and earn money! Call refun- perlence in management ft si REAL ESTATE In parson or bv attorney and be 5? , BaDjSillmg Child Care candle l> medal Lot! between E. dable 312 «M 4347, Exi C-10M. PART- THE HIGHLANDS BOARD OP budget and capital program as 53 Domeshc Help Keansburo and Belford Cell pervlsJon preferred, but not a you've thought about It. Let'! ED — ll accepting resumes for heard with regard to this applica- approved bv the Director of the must. We offer a flexible sterling 54 Sit aions Wanted 7V 397V or W 1495 Reward DELIVERY PERSON — Knowl- talk about II now Our office Is part-time substitute secretarial tion, Division of Local Government edge of Bavshore business areas. salary commensurate with e; one of the top 4 In the Red Benh A copy of this Application * fe LOST GLASSFS And one con TIME r the Board office. Must ba Services It on file with the Clerk tact lent. In black cut. on NY to * (i\ auto necessary. Part-time perlence, plus an outstanding area. We are busv. We need you -oflclent In typing, some book- and an pertlnant maps, draw* and Is available there for public 55 Situations Warned Male telephone also needed. Cash benefits package. If you think Exc. training, motivation A gui- inos. and documents have bean Keansburo bus 6 p.m. Reward NEEDED keeping exp. Hourly rate. %* per inspection 56 Situations Warned paid 264-6003. _^______you qualify, pleese send a letter dance available. We currently Send resumes to: Marilyn J. filed with the Borough Clark and Section 4. The following addi- ISO Call aMer a D m 495-M23 of Introduction or resume to: have 7 million dollar associates may ba Inspected at the Borough Male Female LOST - Dog. Mini Collie, tan DELIVERY PERSON - Part IMMEDIATELY Lombardo. Board Secretary, tional matters are hereby de- P.O. Box 644, Malawan. N.J. Mature Individual lo work In our Need 3 more. Experienced or Naveslnk Ave., Highland!, NJ. Hall during regular business 57 ChiinCaie'Nursei) with white legs Rumson area. time davs or evenings. Must 07747, termined, declared, recited and have own car. Apply In person: marketing department making beginner,. Cell Roger. 07732. An Equal Opportunl- hours stated: Schools Has blue collar with ID. Very CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtors Dated Sect 23.1993 Danny's Plua ft Subs II, Hwy. MECHANIC — Full-time, 6 days, telephone calls 4 lo * p.m. Pleas- tv/Afflrmallvt Action Em (a) The Improvement or frightened Reward MMfcH "Independently Owned" plover Nancy Devlin FINANCIAL LOST — Man's reading glasses 35. Middletown. must have own tools, exp., refs ant working envlromant ft conve- purpose described In Section ) of Salary commensurate with exp , nient Shrewsbury location makes II] River Rd., Fair Haven. Applicant this bond ordinance ll not a cur- 61 BuS^ess OppO'tumiy in blue case On Broad St. In Red DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full- this the perfect opening for those 741-704 TITLE CLERK — With girl/guy Sept 76 112 00 rent expense. It Is an Improve- 6? Mortgages Bank, Won , 9/19 Reward lime, txp. required Middletown benefits Included. Apoly In per' Friday experience. IS hrt., e« son J ft H Sunoco. Belford looking to earn above average ment or purpose that the City 63 Mone, To loan area. Raplv: Box A-446, Tht Dai- REGISTERED NURSE cellent pay and benefits Call 74M477. MECHANIC —Clan A or B.wlth part-time Income. For Interv 227 Highland* mev lawfully undertake as a gen- 64 Money Wanted ly Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. call Mr. Frank, M2-W00. Registered Nurse, male or erel improvement, and no part of LOST - Small black & white tools. Exp. with foreign and female, to take charge of nursing PUILIC NOTICI the cost thereof has been or shell MERCHANDISE female cat. vlclnllv of Manor domestic cars Is a must. Full- homa unit. All shifts, Immediate WAITERS/WAITRESSES Pkwv, LincroM White flea col- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST time flat rate. Call 542-M74. After PART-TIME — M/F, work from BUS PERSONS Plaase tak/ notice that the be specially assessed on property 7, Mercnaidise io» Saie Dental practice tttki talanttd home on telephone program, openings. Shore Area. Salary ne- undersigned hat appealed to tha speclall benefited thereby. 12 Garage Ya>rj Saie lar Answers to Holly Call 5^ S42_-6104^ gotiable with benefit). Contact Immediate openings for ex- Board of Adluitment of tha 747-1103 anytime. individual willing to Itarn all Earn UP to $25 to 1100 par week, Mrs. Belleua, Srookdal* Nun perienced dining room help (b) The period of usefulness 73 Mactunery FOr Saie Borough of Highlands for a varl< aspects of tht front office. Appli- MEDICAL ASSISTANT — For depending on time available ing Center, 144-SfOO. These era full-time posltloni In I of the Improvement or purpose I'J Rental Service LOST CaMco cat, brown multi- cant must be energetic, en- busv Middletown physician's of- Flexible hours Call 747-66M or popular Shorefront restaurant! ance from the provisions of Sac within the limitations of the Lo- color, black face, small Vicinity RENTAL AGENT — For large tlon 11,B 1. article V of the Ion '5 Farrr Equipment thusiastic, friendly, and have a fice Mon Tues . Thurs., Frl.. 9 5*3- 7646. under single management. Apply cel Bond Law. according to the of Riverside Ave. & West Front good rapport with children. Full lo 6. Half dav Sat. Experience garden apt. complex. Steady in person only, 33 West St., Motv ing Ordinance so as to permit reasonable life thereof computed *!> Auclion Sates SI , Red Bank Answers to Scam- time, 4 day week, one Sat a veer round work. Must be avail 1 preferred 787 0413between 10 ft PART-TIME mouth Beach, 1 p.m.-4 p.m., expansion of single family home from the date of the bonds au- 71 Pels and L >*esio«" on none ont or ml fig lot on Pre- Pi Reward Call 142 '119 month, a am to 6 p.m. Call able weekends. Reply to: BoxMon.-Frl. 70 Aircraft I OST Tabby (el, black & grey M1-65S0. Motor Route Carrier S 404, The Dally Reglstei mlsas located on 61 Linden Ave . MUSICIAN — Bass plavei Tlnton Falls-Colts Neck area. WAiTER/WAlTEESS — wanted, Highlands, known as Block II*, 79 Swap or [ichange tiger stripes, appro* & mos. old. ORAFTSPERSONS - Senior 1 wanted, part-time. Too 40. vocals Excellent earnings and profit Shrewsbury, N.J 0770V - (c) The Supplemental Debt vicinity Seabreeze Ave, East REST HOME — Needs depei flexible hrs., exc, opportunities Lot )7 on the Tax Map This 80 Bicycles Mm, Bines intermediate, civil engineer Ing I preferred. Must be mature- Over 18. Early morning or after lor reliable persons. Good tip* apoeai (s now on tha Secretary's Statement required bv the Local IX Spprls [Quipmenj Keansburo Call 49S 2338 mapping required for minded. Call Don, 741-6016 noon Call Jeff Hero, 542-MM deble, caring help. Set schedules Band Lew has been duly pre- REWARD HELP US FIND - for all shifts, NO EXCEPTIONS Apply In person. 1-4. Parkslde calendar, and a public hearing 8? Swirnming Pools progressive engineering 4 Equal Opportunity Employer Diner. HWY 3). Eatontown. has been ordered for October 6, pared and filed In the office of the Our female Huskie, new to the architectural firm. & veari ex- • : NEEDED M/F. MADE. Call ?2*MHO. t9flj at 8 P M , prevailing time, In Clerk, and a complete executed 83 CBs Electronics neighborhood neighborhood and duplicate thereof has been filed perience required Exc benefits PART-TIME DISTRICT MAN RETAIL SALES TRAINEE - the Borough Hall, in Bav Ave- 84 Mf.'.dfidise Wanlei) can't find her way home Grey, & working conditions, salary IMMEDIATELY Full time, minimum 2 vn. retail SI Help Wanted nue. Highlands, New jartav m tha office of tha Director of the 65 Price Busier black A white, with red collar. open. Call Mt 0297 between 216 AGERS — Are needed to super Division of Local Government Licensed or unlicensed sales as vise a small group of newspaper sates eip., company benefits, ep- Copies of pertlnant documents KAL iSTATE RENTALS Please call T47-00*3 anytime p.m. '_ carriers In Hailet. Union Beach. Plv Pergament, »73 Rt. 15, art available for Inspection dur Services In the Department of REWARD - 5-mo'-old, gray 4 soclates to loin our MID spec Community Affairs of the State .01 Apan • • OHF.AMS BK.OER THAN DLETOWN team. Red Bank, Rumson, Sea Brlghl Hailet i l b white, mala kitten lost in vicinity YOUR PAY? - Would you like or Monmouth Beach. These are WERE ing normal business urs at of New Jersev Such stetement , •;,' Ren' Retell Pert-Time Highlands Borough Hall. 1771 BBav shows that the gross debt of the of Pine & 9th In Union Beach your own business? If you have excellent positions tor reliable '03 ftentai!, to Snare Please do cait 264 24w or Call Now! Averts!*, Highlands. New Jttritv City as defined In the Local Bond 68 hours weekly to spare, I'll You mev be Qualified for a S200 peoole with good can. Call LOOKING FOR Bonnie R Ztlgler Law Is Increased bv the author 104 A le, Re^iais 191 ?M7 show you how Please call Dr per month car allowance. Anoth- BOO 242^*50 toll frtr wallachs nation of the bonds end notes 105 Summe' Rentals • Cooper, 841 3100 PCOPUWHO ThomiiH Wood er benefit Is up to 70% com- ...a classic in lashion retail ADCilcanl provided In this bond ordinance 106 isherJ Hoom$ 9 Special Notices missions. We're not good be bv $95,000, and the oblleetlons EARS MON E Y AFTER Ing, has outstanding part $•01 26 HOC* 107 ing Reiirempnt SCHOOL! — Bov's.'Blrl's In the cause we're Better Homes ft PART-TIME time opportunities for indi ARE LOOKING authorized herein will be within Momps GIFTED PSYCHIC Gardens, we're Belter Hornet ft all debt limitations prescribed by Keansburg, Port Monmouth. Un- Newspaper Paste-Up viduais, preferably with •« 233 Long Branch MRS. SYLVIA ion Baach & Belford area need Gardens because we're THE The Register Is seeking pert- perlence In: FORA that Law. I OB Comrne'Ciai Rentals apply! Boy'./ girl's tot 13-17 BEST!! Buiirj-ngs'Garagps READER & ADVISOR time paste-up people lor our Ladies' Furnishings NOTICE (d) An aggregate amount not M On All Problem* of Life needed Call 513 $110. ask for Mr All inquiries are confidential. Re- Composing Room at night. CHALLENGE. BOND ORDINANCE PROVID- exceeding $5,000 for Items of ex- 110 Warned to Hem pitman plv to Louise Llgalo - Sales ING FOR THE REPAIR AND 542-9500 You will be making up ads pente lislad in and permitted un- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE and editorial pages for our We offer a salary vs. com- REFURBISHING OF TWO der N.4.S A. 40A 120 IS Included ELECTRICIANS/FULL-TIME 671-1000 mission and a generous store Open newspapers. Some grephlc nt hundreds <>| skills in the FIRE TRUCKS, BV THE CITY in the estimated edst indicated — 2 to 5 yrs, experience. Cal* Berg Inc., Realtors arts' experience preferred, merchandise discount Apply OF LONG BRANCH. IN THE herein for tha Purpose or im- Houses For Sale HOROSCOPE Wt-tlei but not necessary, we will In Person to: . t Army Hill some otter .< COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, provement Better Homes ft Gardens Mr Lkclard NEW JERSEY, APPROPRlAT READER & ADVISOR EXPERIENCED PLUMBER'S NU8SE M/F — RN ft LPN, now train you If you have some blffljcr iheiliVhKe'th.i.i Section 7 All grant monies Mouses Specializing In Tarot Cards, and MECHANIC - Top Pav, paid creative and/or artistic tal- Monmouth Mai ING (100,000 THEREFOR, AND received for the purpose de- hiring for all shifts. Full ft pert- Eatonlown. N.J mnm Like Infantry And AUTHOR I2ING THE IS income Properly bl rhythm bv Barbara Helps on holiday* Exp'd only. 717-0990 oi ent and like working with scribed In Section 3 hereof shall 173-1564. time. Call Mrs, Hermanskl, RN, your hands. Accuracy and Equal Opptv Employer m/f Siniul Intrlligrnct SUANCE OF MS.000 BONDS OR be applied either to direct gpV all advise, all readings private & Ambov Care Center, 126-0500. NOTES OF THE CITY TO Fl confidential Free parking In speed ere Important. You RN or LPN {M/F} — Part lime payment of the cost of the im Commercial EXPERIENCED PAINTERS NURSE'S AIDE — (M/F). Call should Ilka working under for 2 days per week. Plaase cal AiWtJwwikilli NANCE PART OF THE COST provemeni or to payment of the rear Open daily 9 9, S47 9569 WANTED — Apply In person in position. Must neve nursing THEREOF Instruction deadline conditions. Call 2M-1S4I ust-the latest in high icch obiigetions Issued pursuant to • Acreage' 15 between } ft 6 p.m. '4S Hen-home exp Do not phone. Apply In Frank Allocca, (201) Pi . Fal RN OR LPN PART-TIME — nolm/y such ascorppuicrs BE IT ORDAINED BY THE this ordinance The amoXknt of 138 Mobile Homes FRANCIS PERRY drickien ( Fair Havtn person. Mon -Frl only. 9-4 At- 542-4000. Ext. 371. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY obligations authorized but not it- Classical Guitar/Lute FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR lantic Highlands Nursing Home, M/F. 11-7 30 Please apply or User systems You'll not OF LONG BRANCH. IN THE sued hereunder shall be reduced '39 Cemetery lots All Levels 974 0047 a Middletown Ave., Atlantic person: Weslwood Hall Hebrew COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, to the extent that such funds are 140 Rea> (state Wanted PART-TIME COOK — 2full-time Home, 211 Bath Ave., Lono ' only t.ikc nn the chaUrngr PIANO LESSON5 — B.ArV IrTpl- Highlands. waitresses/waiters Musi be able Bh NEW JERSEY (not less than so received RECREATIONAL ano Performance, New England NEEDS B CLEAN-CUT INDI- <>l learning to use this two-third, of all member, thtjrt- Section I The full faith and to work weekends ft holidays IS? Boats ana Accessories Conservatory^ Music. Any age, VIDUALS. MALE OR FEMALE. Call 9721475 RN — M/F, 11 lo 7:30, 40 hours of affirmatively concurring) AS credit of the Cltv are hereby call 291 0737 TO WORK FROM LOCAL OUT- weekly. Please call or apply to FOLLOWS pledged to the punctual payment 153 Camping Equipment LETS FULL-TIME OR PART PART-TIME COUNTER HELP westwood Hall Hebrew Home provide you with naming Sactlon 1 The improvement of the principal of and the In '54 Rec'eai'0ri3> vehicles PIANO LESSONS - Bv pro- — And waitresses/waiters. Days fessional teacher & concert plan TIME EVENINGS AVAIL- IV Bath Ave., Long Branch thai s in demand hyciv' described In Section 3 of this terest on the obligations author AUTOMOTIVE ABLE. CALL BETWEEN 10 or evenings Apply In person: bond ordinance Is hereby author' lied bv thlt bond ordinance Tha ist, with mv master's degree In AMI P.M 7 to 3 shift, full-time, new salary Danny's Plua ft Subs II, Hwv. ??0 Wanted Automotive music 493«92 guide, excellent benefits, RN M/F - Private duty case. Ued lo be undertaken bv the City obligations shall be direct, un- IS, Middletown. ll you enlist tor training of Long Branch, New Jenev as i limited obligations of the Cltv.* 230 Construci.on Equip geriatric experience preferred. full time. Deal area. Call People TUTORING - Grades K through GARDEN STATE Apply in person between 9-4 PHLEBOTOMI5T — Part-time Care,'SJO-1IM general improvement For Iheand the City shall be obligated to menl 9, remedial Math & English, i PURE AIR INC in these extra i nallengmg Improvement or ourpota de levy ad valorem taxes upon all p.m. Mon. Frl . Holmdel Con- experience preferred. Must be RN M/F - 7 to J, full-time ?40 Auto Financing icensed Masters degree In spe 671-6SS6 valescent Center, IM Hwv. 34, able to work flexible hrs. Cai •*IvilK feu tt«U! \uld quatir\' for a hnnti< of e City for Ihe payment of the I-ARW HELP WANTED^- Vtflt in geriatric nursing ft ability to $100,000. Including the turn of | obligations and the Interest ?60 Auto Rent Lease NURSE M/F — With oedlatrlc PIN CHASER — To work eve- orgenlie & take charge of e ni up in SViW And maybe $5 000 as the down payment ?70 Auto Services'Parts tables, part or full lime, Also Sat Intensive care exp. wanted. Flex- nings ft weekends. Musi be ex- Ing unit. Apply at Eatontown thereon without llmltetlon of rete & Sun openings Call 946 *m 1 e\vn mnnev for College aimed bv the Local Bond Law ?B0 M0IO'CyC a"ecis the value o' with experience and ability Send positions available. Call (refun- person, Mon Frl only, 9 4 Ai full-time. Start Immediately. De least ISO0 Per week Buslneil or of the issuance of the bonds, ne- FURTHER CONSIDERED FOR irte ad ll it contains an error resume to Box R-419, The Daily dable) ,-(6»t> S69-S304 for de- lantlc Highlands Nursing Home, tails: send self addressed sales axp. preferred. Eic. bene- goiieble bcrnd anticipation notes] FINAL PASSAGE AFTER A can classified Register. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 tails Open Jl hrs 8 Middletown Ave.. Atlantic stamped envelope lo C R.I. 119,fits. Call 747-1433. We are an BEAU. TOUCAN are hereby authorized to be is PUBLIC HEARING THEREON An ads are restricted lo foe* Eouai Opportunity Employer. Highlands PO Box 45, Stuart, Fie. U4«S. t'lual Opportunity Emplovtr 'ING OF proper ciassiticahon and set AIDE HOUSEKEEPER — SAID COUNCIL TO BE HELD Hours lam to 9 a m , 5 nights. limitations prescribed by the LO •n ihe regular Daily Register Own transportation necessary, cai Bond Law AT THE CITY COUNCIL CHAM style ot type fligm .s reserved Section 3 (el The improve- BERS W BROADWAY LONG refs Call 493 3096 j to edit or reject an copy JF ment hereby authoriied and the BRANCH NEW JERSEY ON OC ( ANTIQUES GALLERY — Assis- purpose for the financing of TOBER 13. i«3 AT 8 OOP M id tant required which ihe bonds are to be issued Sept 26 1*4 14 747 6200 ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch - Outstanding opportunities for Business Directory, CAPITAL BUDOET AMENDMENT ambitious & highly motivated Whereas, the local capital budget for the year 19*3 «ai adopted on the 28th dav of April. 19*3 and. person Exc benefit package Whereas, it is denreo to amend said adopted capital budget section. Apply or send resume to Nichols A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES Now Therefore Be it Resolved, by the Cltv Council of the Cltv of Long Branch, County of Monmouth, Department Siore. Rt. 34 and that tfip following amendment f\) to the adopted cap'tel budget section of the 19U Budget be mad* Liovd Rd . Matawan. NJ, 07747 HAYES AUTOMOTIVE WAREHOUSE WALLING ABSTAIN 0 PERSON — Permanent position 443 Bathroom RECOBDEDVOTE AYES PALLONE NAYS 0 Medical & retirement benefits. _ Remodeling 530 Electrical 625 Landscaping & 6S0 Masonry Service MORGAN P COLIO JR COFFER . ABSENT: 0 Apply between 2 pm. and 4 p.m. BRICK WORK _ Steps, patios, wellpaparlng, Painting I MUSCIALLO only Norwood Distributors, 624 PROF. REPAIR PORCELAIN Services Lawn Care Plaster. Refi. provided. 7474711 Broadway. Long Branch See FIBERGLASS CO - Exoarl ra stone work, fireplaces, drive- CAPITAL IUDOCT (Current Veer ACIIOAI) S D BEST ELECTRICAL CON AL'S LAWN ft LANDSCAPE ways, Belgium block and small .JtM "Frank pairs at chippad tubl ft slnki. TRACTOR — Lie M73. Flit, Fr« eslimales 53»- Of IKHttW. ' Brick, slone, block, concrete clean-up. Call 7I7-H7I, 1100 a cord 5471711 or Wl-me, Major Repair. Reconditioning o) MIDAS MUFFLER Repairs. J Black. 2*1^0037. Call Larry, 471-4422 Twofj) FlrtTruchl (•0,000) 14.000) (74,0001 447 Carpentry 715 Rooting*Siding Purchtst Eaulprrttnl Public Saftty. 120,000 6.000 114,000 SHOPS 570 Firewood MAJESTIC LANDSCAPE DE- 665 Moving A Storage ADDITIONS — Alteration*, cabi- SIGN - All Hiaiei of land. Ma lor Repair, Reconditioning ol FIREWOOD — Top quality. 100,000 •UttHttv », Rtd Bank \ net*, decks, kitchen, formica, leaping. Landscape design NICK'S MOVERS — Loo ratal, BOB ERICKSON'S - Rainbow 1919 Corhes Ave . Neptune all worn guaranteed Call any 100% Oak. Maioned 13 years. maintenance 1 renovetelng. senior rates, free estimates. sldlng-rooflnfl, vinyl siding, re- TO'TALS ALL'PROJECTS #70,000 SUS7 guaranteed full cord. Cell Storage. We travel. Call any- rootlng, repairs, 11 yrs. In the 774-Brtek Brvd , Bnthtown time. Ask lor Chris. 741 1504. 671 »s«4 Fences, railroad Hat. call I YEAR CAPITAL PROOBAM 1HJ .«• AVON REPRESENTATIVES - CARPENTRY ft MASONRr - time, fea-etej. License f4o,-eae. business, windows, doori, doors. Anticipated PROJECT Schedule gutters, I can save you money Earn 2S to SO% from their sales Work wantad. Call Jerry at 586 General TOPSOIL - Clean, loamy, or- ani Funding NMulrtmtnt Avon Producti practically sell B7O-H74 ar ffl-IW ' ganic will deliver. Holmdel TEACHERS MOVING INC. - Funding Arrpunts Per Year thtmselvts For more info call RETIRED CARPENTER - Contracting Farms, itmil or 2U-W3 Big or small. Licensed end In- 740 Tret Services J 1 Estimated Budget Seeks small or medium site Jobs MASONRY - Carpentry, 630 Legal Services sured. Free estimates. Fair BAND SAW TREE SERVICE — Prolecl Estimated Completion Year BEAUTICIANS WANTED - 1 Free estimates 74I-S7I7 or sheetrock. sidewalks, painting, Havan. UO-im. Trimming, removal, lot clearing Prolecl .Numbeb r TotaT l CCost Time 11W .IH4 part time 1 t full time for shop In patios, decks, roofing, etc. Free and firewood. Pure haw Communication Dec. V. est 7M 13H or 7«-»4y? NAVESINK ASSOCIATES- No 670 Music Instruction Equlpmtnt 3 (30.000) IHJ 130.000). preferred Call 222 4S05 days or 450 Carpet Cleaning fault/uncontested divorces. $250 »'•»»» mow Drums Sat ft Total Percussion Hl-C TREE SERVICE — All Malor RtPtlr, Rtcondltlonlng eyes. 595 Home Includes court lees uoeni Rock, Funk, Jan, Latin, Or- or ovarhallof two (I) » i EXPERT Carpal Cleaning-; phases. 41' lift truck. Lot clear- Dec. 31. BOOKKEEPER Must Be Upholstery cleenlng Reasonable chestral. Call John Gronert. Flrt Truck. 4 (M.000) IIU (•0.000) Improvements 635 Light Hauling Ing. hauling, dumping. Free eat. Exp'd with some secretarial rates Morris Hoffman 747-0209.' T=p 741-414S. Graduate In per Reliable. Insured HUM. Purchase Equlpmtnt - Dec. 31 skills Exc salary & benefits, ADDA-LEVEL - Dormers ft 1. HOUSES — Garagai, yard ft formance, Manhattan School of Flrt Companies i ISO.OOO) ea it. ISO.OOO) Pleasant working atmosphere 455 Carpet complete remodeling services. gutters cleaned out ft hauled Music. N.Y.C. TREE REMOVAL' Purchase Equipment Dec 11. Freehold area, call 462 4672 ? X Replacement windows. Call away. Mini damolltlons. 747-a.lM. Trimming ft Firewood Public Safety 3 110.000 im 120.000 am to b P m After b. call Installation T 675 Odd Jobs 442-OVH. S4M7» Major Repair, Reconditioning BEN'S INDUSTRIAL — Rail- 747 4096 . JIM'S CARPET INSTALLA- ADDITIONS — Major home Im rjentlal A Business clean-out ser- WOODY'S TREE SERVICE — or ovtrhallof two (31 Dec 11. BOOKKEEPER - Musi be TION — Sales, cleaning, re-lays, provements ft new homes. Re- vice. Quick, dependeble service. Tree ft shrub trimming A n- Fire Trucks 4 100,000 im 100.000 placement wledowt- Cal HANDYMAN - Light hauling; eip'd 3 afternoons per week re slrelches ft repairs. 2*4-4177. Boiler ft furnace removal. Free yards, attics cleaned Lawns movel. Fully Insured. Free ettl- TOTALS ALL PROJECTS 3.245,000 Creative Builders. »7l-»iri. estimates. IIUM metts 1XMII! 820,0010 S4S.OO0 400 000 6*0.000 150,000 450,000 Start immediately 531 6345 mowed, trees removed. Reason. • Yttr Capital Protram I . BOOKKEEPER — Part time, 490 Decorating A ALUMINUM — Steal ft vinyl sid- able rates. «tH00) or 7171W4 SUMMARY OF ANTICIPATED PUNDINO 1OUP.CBS AHO AMOUNTS 744 Truck Lettering busy doctor's office , Ex Design ing Replacement windows. CLEANING YARDS — Cellars, 7 BONOS oerfenced in medical termi- Complete remodeling service. ettlcs I garages. Free estimates. 640 Painting * 4 AND NOTES nology Send resume to- Box SLIPCOVERS — Sofa. Ui: Call >7l-»llt B42-9O93 . hair. t4S. loveseat, 17) RE Call 54*4411 or itKiaa. Piperhanglng EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 1 Capital U 453. The Dally Register, JOHN ROESING —I riilmotaxi ir Snrew<.r> UPHOLSTFRING - Sofa. 1350; CLEAN YARDS REASONABLE PRICES t<7!. lovesaaf. s!Ii Back Interior/entarler-ngrne repel ALL-AROUND PAINTlNti PROJECT TOTAL COST Fund Cenerel Certtflcete of Occupancy woi Cellars/attics ft oarages in! rot -speckling.patching- (30.0001 11.MO) lia.MO) BOYS GIRLS- It yrs oroiO>r, cushions not Included. You supp- Frea estimates 766 Window Washing for paoer routes In Eatontown If ly the fabric, we'd do the rest. Free estimates sheetrock platter Reasonable 110.0001 11.300) (I7.J00I No lot too small 741-2141 welly's Palntlng-HMWt ev»l. WINDOW CLEANING ISO.OOO) U.000) I4a.000l you like money and people, call Call Franco Oral* at eM->JM . estimates. Call 471 5M4 eya». Mtdmaujn 74; Tgao adopted bv the governing body on the 22nd day of September, ifU weliet? in a ruf We can offer Certified bv me you a training position at U H to September 23.19t3 start Within 30-60 days, pay In- Jennie C De Failo creased to 11000 to start For 82,000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES -30 DAYS ONLY $4 MUNICIPAL CLERK more Information, call S30-1I1J, 5*Pt 26 UI 00 12-7 p m SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK! CALL 542-1700 SI Help Wanted Merchandise 71 Merchandise 1 Merchandise Merchandise MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1983 The Daily Register B9 TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED — for Sale for Sale Wanted Exptrtanco ft local work. Call for Sal* 5*3-6531 between 5 p.m. 1 9 p.m 41 Business LINDS — Vertical and mini, KITCHEN SET — 1 mo. old, with EMENT MIXER — 1V» cu 101 APU. for rent 100 Commercial sorted sins & colors 3 far IRES — 5 wagon wheel-type TEACHER — Wanna work v chairs, formica top G.E. Dish ras 4 rims, silt 10-15 LT. 1 all 542-4474. Opportunity ding glati doors. 917-OoaT. rasher. Call 571-1213. Attar 5, 542-4404 Rentals MIDDLETOWN — Bv owner toddler IT Early childhood 60-14, rims 4 tires. $55 for the SEA BRIGHT — Knotty Pine Tang i a wood Bi-Ltvti. Mint certification preferred. IS Sand BAR NEAR OCEAN — Incoma ASTRO CONVERTIBLE — LARGE DRESSER — .With 4 "11-1999 or 747-1444. ARATE SPARRING EQUIP living room. 1-badroom, small ond i J to 4 bedroom, naw kitch- • resume to Plata. P.O. Box 201. property Included, seats 10 at own, tullslie bad, very good rawers, vary good cond , $50 MIDDLETOWN-Hwv. 15 First IRC — With rim, never usi ENT — For children apt Vi-block beach, shops, bus floor office. Prime location. 340 en, dining room. 1") baths, 2-car bar 3,000 w ft bids Llva enter ond., $175 Call 291 1117 or Maple 2 drawer dresser I com garage, central air. 10x40patio A Inad bookcase, $30. 3 porch 71-15, $50 Call 747-4402 Slncle preferred, no Pets Raft. ft. Immediate occupancy. WORK OVERSEAS -.130,000- talnmtnt at night. Operator Call 2M-9IM Security + damage deposit. $375 >mo»nt%* gardens overlook In- naadad. Financing to qualified wicker chairs, $50. 530-9333 MILITARY — Uniforms, med- Call 764-7300. $40,000 + Bonus For into call HAIN SAW — Cost |300. Ecko WIN CANOPY BED 4 s. swords, bayonets, saddles, mo , yearly, plus electric ground Gunlte pool Many other (317) P9-17I1, Ext Ut, with 23,000 down, and. *Vt h P , 18" cutter bar, INCROFT — Peddler's Fair. RESSER — White 4 Pink. oy soldiers, old trains. 544-1030. 741-0391, extras. $104,000 495 3934 & G REALTORS 511-2000 king $250 or bast offer, Hardly at.. Oct. 1. It-S. Brook da It Com OFFICE SPACE WRECKER DRIVER — EK- trawbtrcv Shortcake bedspread SHADY OAKS — New 2 RED BANK AREA 787-2488 munlty Cottage, 200 peddlers, nd curtains, $300. Call 495-4142 bedroom, 2 bath, upstairs unit, per lanced only, nights A waefc- ood, pony 1 hay rides, entertain PIANO WANTED ,11 type office space from 500 so. eftds. Musi live in CIOM prox- WIN SIZE - Badl 4 drtssar, ny condition. 493-4911 AC. oas heat, pool, tennis, must ft to 5000 sq ft Starling at lust CENTURY 21 Franchise Only ment Heirloom appraisals be 5|. 442-1750 MIDDLETOWN imity to GSP Exit 109 or 109 Clowns. Rain Data. Oct 2 75 3-Pltce drum sat, $50. Small URN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO $7.50 a sq ft. Apply In person Herble's Auto FOR SALE Hoovtr washer, ISO, 739-1145. X3LLARS — Convert Old Jew ASSUMABLE 10'/3% Center, Llncroft. Call -741-7113 dav or s*a. LIONEL RICHIE — Greatful rv to Cash. DON PON'S JEW REALTY GROUP rooms split. 3-4 bedroom, 2 full COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - Dead, Iron maiden. Johnny LERS Will Buy from private THOUSAND baths, family room, batemant, HEOK THIS OUT... WIN HEADBOARDS IN RED BANK201-441-090 — Last 0store avail pool, fleck, quiet street. Possible 52 Babysitting- Owner retlrtlng, Hwy. location. Mathis, Sttvla Wonder, Al Jar- ANARY YELLOW 4 WHITE - wners and estates ANTIQUE OAKS 110' frontage, H*! acres, 3 stores t more readers to check out eau. Engalbart. 572-9400. LOCKS REPAIRED AND able on Broad St., 2400 sq fi Call mother /daughter, exc. cond., Child Car* our ad with a CHECK at the top ISO frame for 1, suitable for VILLAGE 747-4514 or 747-2557. $84,500 Bv owner 747-4631. Plus larga office space, 2950 SQ LITTLE SILVER UP oung girls room, combination EWELRY DESIGNED 799 nd/or bottom of vour copy. Call Ivar Rd, Fair Havan, N.J. Exclusive 1, 3 & 3-bedroom BABYSITTER ft , lots of parking, modern brick ho Dally Register Classified HOLSTERY — Retirement sale epahart nl-fl 4 record player In RED BANK — Prime pro- mature' woman " block building, hot water : 442-4257 apartments with dishwashers 1 lor occasional pariment today for details, abrlc, furniture, accessories ablnet. 741-4454, some basements Individual fessional office spaca. shared car* of Infant In my homt. Refer- bataboard heat, flrad by gas with 2-1700. 471490. WANT TO BUY — Deacon's conference room, photocopying MONMOUTH BEACH — Rare 3 ences required S3O-47M). Individual furnaces, t store has WIN BED — Bookcase haad- heating Excellent location, bedroom, Victorian Cottage LIVING ROOM SET — Sofa. 2 • rd, 150 *nch or church paw. ApproK Just off Rt 34 near Atlantic High BABYSITTER/LIGHT HOUSE vary successful beauty shop for Cathedral beamed ceilings, fire past S3 vrs. Included In or ice natch) no arm Chairs, table Cati 544-5410 attar 4 p.m. nately 6 ft and reasonable lands (Walking dlstanct to A & FURNISHED -Office sultas. place, 2"7 baths (old) and porrn KEEPING 7 11 to 9 1« 1 • 3 Center) Cell Full secretarial services 14+2*75 or 079-1419. •lagant Franch Prov , mini WO CHAIRS — With custom t $79,9001 mornings a wnk. Reliable, ret ond., very reasonable, 671-4338. WI-40SO. 13-5 dally. Shrewsbury. Call anytime erencts «71-»«3 afltr 1:30 p.m LAUNDROMAT FOR SALE HEST FREEZER — Dryer, iada covers. 2 ginger |ar lamps, SPINDRIFT REALTY, 747*600 asher, and refrigerator. Stereo, MAGNAVOX — 25" Color TV, end tables 4 t coffee table. $225. REAL ESTATE 513-5774/543-5326. NAVESINK — 3 bedroom, coun BABYSITTER- For 1 $15,000 DOVE REALTY S3TMH11 crlflce or best offer 141 14*0. good cond , maple cabinet. $100 all 495.1747. RENTALS rv cottage, nettled in a state inmv homt, 3 day* a « HILDREN'S CANOPY — Iti-lbtt TWINBROOK 109 Build- area surrounded bv woods Prln a.m.3:M. Wad .. Thun. Frl. Call TIL'TYTRAILER-SxB. Eve LAUNDROMAT FOR SALE - 'oom sat, box spring, mat- MAPLE CHEST -4lM. Rugs, c i Pies only Sale bv o«*npr 542 5495 or 541-5713 Must sail. Call after • p.m. vthlng naw but wheels, axle and VILLAGE inos/Garages $40.500 291 2513 ass *> drtssars. Refrigerator. assorted sites 4 colors. 2 hi-fi prlngs, $250 firm. 741-7692. 01 Apartments BABYSITTER WANTED — For 2 CAR GARAGE — Plus Storage 5. Other household furniture 1 speakers. 741-4443. Vl OUALIFFED TENANfs GARDEN APTS. lott, $150 a mo. plus i mo. stcgr OAK RIDGE REALTv 2 girls, 2 yrs & 9 mo.'s. In East misc. Reasonable prices. No Charge. No ObJioation 4 2 bedrooms from Keantburg vaclnity. 4 days a 62 Mortgages MAPLE DINETTE SET — With TILITY TRAILER — 4x7 with 420 Modern spacious apart- ilv C«ll '473725 Adult Communities all 739-9*04 anytime. eaf 4 4 captains chairs, $100.84" sides, good shape, new 0 Free advertising 1 screening 341B0M wMk, from 3:30 p.m. to T1:30 1st MORTGAGES MID-STATE Rtntals 243-0100 ments. Heat, hot 4 cold water, 110 Wanted to Rent 30-VEAR TERMS )AT — Pur trimmed, from sofa, $70. Chair, $30 End tables. sklng V325. Call 741-7931. cooking gas included. On-pre OCEANPORT — 7 room ranch, p.m. Call *0S JOit emlngton Furt, worn 3 times. •mps, mirror 41 "129 ", $25. 3- CHILD CARE - For 1 yr old girl IDEO ARCADE GAMES - $75 A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS nises tennis courts, pool, recrte MATURE PROFESSIONAL bv owner 3 bedrooms. 1 bath*, 0 ottlte, $75, Mint bolero, slit plece wicker porch sat, $20. Ship up. No charge: no obligation Ion area Ntar Ealontown shop- MAN — Kldt out of ntst, desires iving room, dining room, eat-m in mv Mlddtttown homt, no 2nd MORTGAGES $80, ping-pong table, $30, trac- wheat 4 other marina Items 4 Free advertising 4 screening weekends, own transportation SAME DAY DECISIONS more Call 543 2S72 Call 244-4071 or 264-5152 ping Eictlient schools. Ocean to relocate from house to apt In lichen, large family room, with r with plow I trailer, $275. MIP-iTATE Hanials 313-0100 Township. Middielown. Atlantic Highlands. white stone fireplace, carpeting necessary, please call attar 3 7-4481 or 524-0051 WEDDING OR GRADUATION 471-4114. CONSTRUCTION LOANS MAPLE DRESSER — With ml DRESS — Site 7 to 1, $100 ABERDEEN - Mint. 3 bedroom Highway 35, Oakhurst Holmdel or Red Bank Possibly screened deck off family room, OFFEE TABLE — & 2 and ror $75, Brother console sewing 1M471. ownhouse. Garage »675 per mo 531-4923 5420812 with area for gardening 741-1647 full basement, central air, new CHILD CARE/HOUSEKEEPER BAYSHORE MORTGAGE bias, traditional Colonial style, machine $50, 25" chest of , utilities Call 946 119; RESPONSIBLE COUPLE — siding, attached garage fine — Full/part-tl ma, In mv Atlantic cond. $100 each. Call drawers $30, Reglna canlstti WICKER ~ Rattan 4 Pine UNION BEACH - 2 bedroom (201) 2UMU urnlture, best quality 4 prices ABEBDEEN TO ASBURY Looking for private apt. or small Schools MINT CONDITION Highlands homa. I7j-Of.70. 2-5H1. vacuum cleaner $35, 3 hall Pt , $395 a mo + utilities l mo house with garage or basement $95.000. Call 221 7425 dryers {1 bonnet, 1 professional Wicker Basket, Rt. 34, Colts Elberon l bedroom, lust $200' i adamvance, I mo. security CHILD CARE - Early AM. 4 Deal 2-bedroom, only $300's Call 566-7580 after 6pm OCEAN TWP - Luxurv 2nd MORTGAGES OLONIAL DINING TABLE — style), $5 ea. 741-4198 k. 462-4855. all Renee 264-6546. a.m. to l.w a.m., Mon. through Same dav dtclslon-low rates Red Bank 1 bedroom, only $300's WORKING FAMILY OF 2— Da- Ranches, J story, 4 S bedrooms Frl Occasional ryes Matawan wide bv 72" long with 2 10" MATTRESSES — Mutt sell over WIRE WHEELS— For Thunder OO's of apts to rant All areas WEST END — 'a-block ocean . _%mortg*ges Fromli49.90P ies. 4 chairs. Mint cond. Call bird, 15", 4 tor $125. 25" console Sire 2 bedroom effaclency, ntar •rta C»r !• rt(S r«.nulr«d. Call Parkway Morigag* 1000 name brands, mattresses, QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1974 New luxury l Bedroom apt , first transportation and shopping Century Bldg Co 531 OiOi ter 5:30 weekdays, 767-6019 or springs 4 sleeper mat olor RCA TV, picture tuba like loor Carpet, appliances 4 AC 513-7*12 aftar t> p.m, & Financial Consultants ew, $75. Set of World Book En- Home Rentall' Bkr 3*9-1334 Will pay 132$ a mo., pay Quarter RED BANK — Priced for uun» 7 Main St., Marlboro at. MOO or bast pH»r;. Irassas, Alt sites, such at Saalv, ASEiUH V PARK Deal I ake • ll utilities included Parking!, sale bv owner 3 bedrooms, 1 COMPETENT WOMAN - To jfClopedlai, $35. Call 543-7810 torage space. $550. lease * 3 mov J97S 199 7412 babysit In Mlddlelown homt for 710-1810 OUCH l> CHAIR — Contei Serta, Spring Air, Eclipse, ate Mdroom, adults preferred OUNG PROFESSIONAL COU baths, finished basement Nice New, but slightly damaged 01 VOOD/COAL STOVE — 667-1592 10-monthold girl, i or 2 days par A DIRECT LENDER arv, rust color, 3 tables, good pets, $350 Includes utll 780-fci 'LE —looking for elegant, 1-2 neighborhood Close to schools, ond. $300 or bast offer. Must water-stained. From $29 95 each Russolcw, "1 season old, with W LONG BRANCH - Master hospital & shopping $89,900 waak. Own transportation neces Limited supply. Rain chocks ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 & wdroom collage or gate house In sar MUNI GRANITE MTG. II. Call 347-4174. exc. cond- $400. 872-0004. 2 bedroom Garden Apts, Quiet bedroom 4 bath on private sec- he Rumson - Little Silver araa 741-8594. RIB & MATTRESS-$B0. High available- Grant Furniture. Mid WOOD STOVE - Morso 2BO ond floor of farm house, kitchen MATURE WOMAN — Cart for CENTER ..rroundings Close to NY. Many references available. Nc hair, $20. Swing, $5. Infant seat, ditbrook Shopping Center. Rt. 35, beautiful black enamel, alr-tlght privileges, 1275 Includes all Oct Infant In mv Shrewsbury homt Low Ratas transportation t, shopping. Wall hlldren Price negotiable. Cal RUMSON — 2 bedrooms, close lo I In axe. cond. Call 5*3-1*47 Oakhurst, N.J. Mon. thru Frl., ised 2 seasons, perfect cond. 222-8910 Mon. thru Frl., 7:30 to 5:30. Non SECOND MORTGAGES Ifttct: 201- 7478840 oi bus A stores, great starter or 10-9, Sat, till 6, Sun., 11-5. Cal $150. Call 442-9127. t> wail carpeting. Balconies AC smokar. Own transportation, raf TO $250,000 ESIGNER QUARTZ DIGITAL 01 747-B9O4. Night 4 weekends retirement home, eftecieni gas Fined rate UP to iS.vrt. 493-4900. , Cable TV. Heat & hot water in 102 Houses lor Rent ertnees required. 530-9311, ATCHES — Slim watch with eluded. No pets Call 291-0004 bO9-567-2916 heat, vlnly siding, $54,000 No FIRST MORTGAGES athtr strap, time, dttt & sac IATTRESSES - New-$29.99 4. 2 Garage/Yard ABEROEEN TO ASBURY brokers 741 3*66 MATURE PERSON - To 30-vr. flxad rate >ds $2. aa. Call 741-4143. UP. Sen $79 99 4 UP. K.D. Sharp's Keyport, 6 rooms, kids, $425 babysit tor a 2>/» year old In my Sales ALL LANDLORDS V SPRING LAKE For prompt service, 741-5551 Furn., 275 Hwv 36, W. Kaans WE SCREEN! YOU CHOOSE! Haiiel. 6 rooms, garage, $500's REAL ESTATE home. Own traniportatlon a or visit us at: ESKS, FILES — Tabits, Dally 1-4; Sat. 15. 4950075. TO Z GARAGE SALE RE FOR SALE must References Call 741-111* hairs, storage cabinets, com NEVER A COST TO YOU Atl Highlands 3 bedroom, $500 OCEANFRONT 16 West Front St., Red Bank PEAT - 130 Twin Brooks Avt, Free leases 4 free credit checks 100's of homes to rent Lltvcroft. Available 7 Days a Wetk uter tables, office equip , ate. al MEDITERRANEAN STYLE 10-room Dutch Colonial New irgaln prices. Naw or used COUCH - 3 chairs, 2 lamps Mlddletown, behind Bradlees HOME RENTALS 389-1234 QUALITYSERVICESINCE 1974 MATURE WOMAN - Ex mall appliances, book shelves 131 Houses for Sale roof, siding, 5-ione gas hoi water 63 Money to Loan AC DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt $450. Almost new exercise bike FREEHOLD — Pott and Coach Home Rentals Bkr M9-1234 heat 8. electric 40 ft. veranda parltnctd, to cart lor 2 chlldrtn . Oakhurst. 511-1990 $15. Almost naw weight bench books, bikes, 10-spd. BMX, cui village, l bedroom garden apis ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 1 A BRICK BEAUTY In mv homa, Mon. thru Frl., alns 4 bedspreads, clothing IN TOWER HILL porch 8> sundtck. with ocean ALL HOMEOWNERS with bar 4 weights, $125 Cal available, Hot water 4 pool SUP bedrooms, near everything 1 yr views 5 bedrooms, 2 dens, fire a.m. to 5 p.m, Own transporta INING BOOM SET - Table. 4 attar 5, 2914609. dlshas, doers, furnltura, let Piled. Open eves Call 462 2225 lease, I1'] mos. security, refer- Move right Into this vert tlon. Call 222 6204 place, 2-car garage with upstairs ATTENTION hairs, 4. chandelier Price lair skattt, lamps, lawn mowti ences. $650 + utllltlts spacious, architect-designed Wt can still offer government all afttr 5. 442-7947^ MOVING SALE — Antique medicine cablntt, plcturtt, rugs HAZLET — 2-Story Condo. 2 om-built. 3-bedroom, 2>/i guest room One block to school mahogany Hepplewhite tide LESHER ASSOCIATBS, 291-0919 1 & pool First time offered Pnn 53 Domestlc'Help backed funds at 11%. CORPO- INING ROOM SET — Llka sink 4 tovs. Sapt. 29 4 30, 8:30 t bedrooms. T-'J baths, air. All utll bath brick home in prestlglou RATE LOANS available with board. Oak furniture, and lawn 3:30 p.m. No early callers. Ral in*-, paid, txctpt electric. $420 DEAL COTTAGE Tower Hill area In Red Bank clpalS only $295,000. bv own." GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER — minimum reQulrements, li ew, best offer Chrome & glass equipment. 741-5504. , or shlnt. Fret coffee Family room with wet bar I 449-0>74. l day, ortfarablv Saturday, Mid handeller. Call 495-3945. per mo. Call 634-5199, 5 rooms, yard, only $300's ratas. axttndad pay-backs. MOVING-MUST SELL — Sofa HIG H LANDS — 3 bedroom s Home Rtntals Bkr. 319-1234 fireplace Full basement, n 132 Condominiums/ dlatown araa. Pay ntsottablt WE RESOLVE YOUR INETTE SET — 41" round FREE TO GOOD HOME - cesied lighting, cast ire Call 671 3726 after 9 , bad, olive green. + chair, brown puppies, 2 female, I male, Colli private home, kids/pets. 5360 HAZLET BEAUTY t m FINANCIAL PROBLEMS able, 4 chairs, $75. Swag lamp 4 green ptald.Call 787 1199 or baseboard heat. Quaker-Ma Town Houses WHEN OTHERS CAN'T iftanv glass, $50. Emenee organ mixed, small dogs. All shots, 4 MID-STATE Rtntals 313-0100 5 bedrooms, 2 baths. $700's kitchen Offered at $225,000 HOME HEALTH AIDE -SIMP 495-4573. dewormtd Housetrained HIGHLANDS — 2 bedrooms Home fienlajs Bkr. 319-1234 A BETTER LIFESTYLE! over night m ekends. ax CALL COLONIAL TOLL-FREE Ith lags, $30: Black & white LITTLE SILVER SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE 800-3236556. Ext RM •ortable TV, $20. ALL GOOD MOVING - Drastic dining u icekS old. 739-5242; available Immediately Hea HAZLET — Nice one family, 3 parlanctd & mature woman bedrooms, $600. Realtor 741-0950 Rentals 4 Resales 747-7245 OND 495-0749. dark pine, seats 6, $19. Coffee YARD SALE — Clothing, turn supplied $350 a mo.. 1 mo. se ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS! table, drop leaf, traditional Knick-knacks. Stovt 4 ovtn. Cas itv required 842 3416 after S p m MID-STATE Rentals 783-0100 CENTURY 31 COZENS, Realtor HOUSEKEEPER - Rum INING ROOM —Living room 4 ARMSTRONG'S 741-7686 Low-rate first & secondary mort nutmeg finish, maple, $69. Bet ron sink, etc Oct. 7,11-4, 4 Oc HIGHLANDS - 2 bedrooms HIGHLANDS — 3 bedrooi live In, txp. only General hO _ gagt financing corporate loan tdroom sats for sale. All com side table, 2 deap drawers 1,10-4. 1215 Turl Dr., Octanpor LATEST Resident Salesperson work, light tTooMaa For working ate. Call 142-O663. beach $400 plus utilities 4 secu house, $360 per mo. + all utilities June Slroupe 530-9199 tvel specialists. Wlllett colonial maple, $31 '!!. Call 172-1744 & 1'i mos security 376 3442 Only Armstrong can offer you couple wllh~i*teenage son $150 a KRAMER FINANCIAL ASSOC IIRT-STONE-TOPSOIL Blonde birch dining table 76 Auction Sales this vintage Shore bungalow In a wkendwkeds wetk- U2-UU. leaves, stats 8, $65 Work bench HIGHLANDS 2 BEDROOM HIGHLANDS~4~ ROOMS most attractive residential area A BADGE OF DISTINCT ION rlveways 291-1427 Lot Clearing COMMUNITY FIRE CO. —Sat HOUSEKEEPER - Cleaning heavy Plank type, $10. 2 old bl Move in now, hurry, only $301] All utilities paid. $300's 3-bedroom, formal living & din- Shadow Lake Village Rentals - ISHWASHER — G.E portable cycles, $20 ta Lawn tractor, Oct. 1. Giant Flaa Marktl. 8 am I bedroom, only $240 Home Rentals Bkr 389-1234 laundry ft. Ironing. Ont day a Home Equity Loans 4 p.m. Hwv. 36 4 Appleton ing rooms, fireplace, terrific al Resales Up to any amount, long terms Ith butcher block, deluxe h.p., 34" CUt, $250 Call 747 4206 Homt Rtntals Bkr 319-1234 HOLMDEL — 3-bedroom Split tic 8> basement storage Deet> lot WALKER 4 WALKER. Realtm •• weak, Atlantic Highlands modal, $175. Coma 4 get II. Ba Ave., Leonardo $7 a space, $1 291-1436 aftar 7 p.m or U through Fadtral National Mort with table set-up Call 291 2438 HIGHLANDS — 2 bedroom N Family room, I'/i baths, 1-cei 6 detteched garage. Red Bank. 741-5313 mtstagt. gage Association (F M,) waan 7 a> 9:30 a.m. only cal MOVING — Tractor, com pttS. Security, references $390 garage. $150 per month. Oct. $84,000 EA ARMSTRONG I Eves. Tom Robinson 2-iqt4\ merclal refrigerator, pore HOUSEKEEPER -Live-In, own THEMONEYSTORE 77 Pots and Plus utilities 872 0168 or 356-2466 occupancy. 244-7377. . AGENCY, Realtors, 555 Pros 747- 4034 OUBLE BEDROOM SET — furniture. Call 442-3153. Ptct Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. BELMAR - Del R mos. st crtt basin, near shopping gold frame, exc. cond,, $90. Ca c bedrooms, garage, big yard beach, exc rental unit, $57,900 Aaple bad, chest of drawers good home. 8 weeks Grtv. whit KEANSBURG - 3 room apt , to urUv Mon, rent $500. 7*7-5552. 471-7572. $95,000. 291-5909 144-9434 or 5*4-0300 54 Situations Wanted toxsprlng 4 mattress will orange. Litter-trained rent. Month and "i security. MONMOUTH BEACH - 2-ttoTv rama, $75. Kitchen sat, formica ORGAN — Baldwin, double key gentlt. 747-9.592. month rant, $375 381-1191. 8 to LANDLORDS! ~ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Like Female 5 rhythms. In time for Chris condo Oen with ' j balfi living. $45. Refrigerator, G.E-, 15 cu. ft. p.m All utilities Included We have qualified tenants tor i new. 2 bedrooms, l'i baths, walk r BABYSITTING - In mv homt. Merchandise 125. 264-6458. mat $700, 546-1741. Advanced And Be KEANSBURG — New 1 bedroom to NY Ouv $69,900 r> «iih fireplace central «' your house or apt Can pool tennis 1 bedroom $69,000 \ lunches provided, fenced yard. PAINTING *— Acrylic, J'n unfurnished apt with custom LESHER ASSOCIATES. 291 0919 Matawan/Keypoft area. Call for Sale URAFLEX BENCH PRESS — beautiful bangel tiger In han glnners kitchen, tiled bath, living room 4 bedroom, $77,000 10 Ib. weights, barbells, padded , ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 2MS11I. FT. COLEMAN CANOE - arved antique gold frame. Fo DOG TRAINING den Off street parking 1 or 2 1 SPINDRIFT REALTY_747-9W0 djustable bench. $100 521-8478 VECCHIO Roomy older home, 4 bedrooms, CERTIFIED — E'perienced With elec motor & complete ac special home, $1000 528-M78 Bavshore Dog Club, 7411046 adults preferred $340 per mo + RED BANK - 7 4 1 bed root, •REALTORS 7 baths, fireplace, part linished condominiums, designed Dv prt-school/kinderjarttn teach- cessorles, Llka new cond. Cos EARLY AMERICAN WOOD- PIANOS — ORGANS AKC BLACK LABRADOR PU utilities. Security required 1 GRAIN COUCH — Traditional — 3 months old, beautiful, lovln 7BJ 1730 basement, 7 car garage Only prestigious Rvan Grouo er director, educ ed at Cornell $•00 + , sell tor $500 747-1393. All Musical Supplies and Se _264-9593 i $71,500 University, opanlr.g a "Creative .... chair, very good cond. Rea- had ail shots, 1350 firm Ca Rounded glass block, htghiy-eti. DOOR VANITY No sink, $15 vlcas KEANSBURG ; bedroom apt . MIDDLETOWN -3bedrooms, 2 ! LESHER ASSOCIATES, 291-0919 Learning Group" for children onablv priced. Call afttr I P m . «5-4240. . cient Priced to sen out during General cage, collapsible. 24' TUSTING PIANO CO baihs. family room Oct 1, $850 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — ages 2V.-S. Home-based program 671-4140 AKC TOY POODLES — Blac heal 4 hot water included, $460 a early construction ^'-4193 high, a" long, $35. 3' rigid pipe Our 991h rear ERA LmcroM Realtors 74/ 1V39 Move right in, 3 bedrooms, 2 features Individual I ltd (earning mate 4 female Shots. 1225 4 u mo. 1W mot wurlty. 717-7346 wrench, $25. 4-burntr gas stovt XECTRIC MOTOR - 130, * Asbury Park 77V Call 495-2715. KEANSBURG — 2 bedroomi. MIDDLETOWN COTTAGE baths, basement. 2-car garage centers, art, mutlc, readiness de- p., $10. Lawn mower, gas, $35. Open t to I Room'to roam, move 10/1, $300 Shadow Lake Village velopment, Mon -Frl., 9-noon. $25. Old 40-gal. gas heater, $15 kids ok, $400, ready now. $72,000 717-5621. Ires, 5, VR7814, $10. 344-3301 BOXER — AKC-nglstera Home Rentals Bkr 3*9-1234 ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT Call 542 1M* for a unique educa- PIANO — Spinet, ebony 4 bras houstbroktn, hat shots, faw MID-STATE Rtntals 213-0100 L ESHER_ ASSOCIATES. 191-0919 ENGAGEMENT RING — Llkt (rakauar, nice clear tone, $37 RED BANK — 2 bedroom, re- BELMAR (SOUTH) — 7 Resales 4 Rentals tional program. I PIECE SECTIONAL — US one. pedigrae, 10 mot. old, %Si KEANSBURG — Big cently remodeled. $550 +• utllltlts Living room chairs, $20. Table 14 karat gold, 4 prong, 30 Cordlass rechargeable law Call S43-9395. bedroom Colonial, modern kitch- CROWELL AGENCY CHILD CARE - Any agt, mv ip, $8. Electric hair tatters joints, value $600, mutt sacrl- trim mar. 530-7614. bedrooms. $545. utilities paid. I stcuritv Preferences Walking en 1 living room, ntw gas heat- Leonardo homa. weekly, dally, Ice, $275. Call 495-1971. COCKATIELS - Spoon-fi MID STATE Rentals 283-0100 distance to hospital A stores. Call 741-4030 $8. Chrochettd afgans, $50 PIANO — Klngsbury, uprlgh ing system, /ull basement. near Resident Salesperson hourly rates Ftnced yard. ady's shoes, like new, $5. Ca babies, Goldan Paanlas. $1 KEANSBURG — Baachview 741-9131. beach, great incoma property, EXECUTIVE DESK — Grey dark wood, good cond,, $200. G with cage. 591-1040. Helga Stewart 741 6549 Lunch, snacks, axe. refs. 717-065*. metal, large slit, aitc. cond., 'our burner electric range, a Gardens 3 large rooms, gat heat RUMSON — 2J>edroom home, price below market value, Jeaij Mitchell 847 7J11 weekends 291-1440. 100. Contour chair, brown fur, :ond. $50 747-1994 attar 5 OO TO ALERGIE5 — Must fin Included. Near transportation furnished. 9-mo. lease. $625 ERA J79.TO0 Call 2tt-?»49 2 TIRES - F78-14 on Bulck rims $395. 717-4175. & fwrnmg', CHILD CARE — Mature woman almost new, $50. 843-4271 4 weekends. home for 2 adult house cat Llncroft Realtors., 747 393-) BRICK TOWN - Gretnbrlar like new. $50. Altered with shots. 1 call SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE with 29 yrs. «xp. will babvslt In 12-3756. KEANSBURG — 1 bedrooms, RUMSON — Partly furnished, 4 One. adult community, Aspen Prime lahefront condo Enclosed mv Mlddlttown homt (Falrvlew PIANOS • ORGANS declawed. 1 gray Free to-goi heat Included. $450 per month rooms, 2 bedrooms, dining room, ? VERTICAL TRACKS - L clot FENCING mlted rentals from $7.50 homa/s. Call 9 to 5. 434-204 Immediate occupancy, mint Florida room, bar room, land- sattlon). Infants 1 preschoolers VECCHIO REALTY 717-7500 modern kitchen, full basement, cone , wooded lot, 2-bedroom, i- scaped patio, garage. 7 preferred Weekly only. Call Vanes, 84x84, (1 way opening) & Locust posts, oak board, CCA month! Studentplanosfrom$17 Eves, 747-4513. oil steam heal, 1-car garage 2 vertical tracks 1 cloth Vanes pressure-1 rested posts 4 boards, New REAL pianos from $9951 KEANSBURG — 4- room apt. all oath. attached garage with elec- bedrooms. 3-baths. new formica DOG TRAINING CLASSES Small family Lease. $600 per tric door opener, enclosed porch kitchen cabinets All appliances 120x14 (center opening). Ca -emlum Slip Board fence, W. FREEHOLD MUSIC 442-47: utilities included, $375 a mo Call, month Dennis K Byrne, Re- COMPETENT MOTHER-With 291-8952 or 495-0010. Price neoo- s. SPHI ran Quantity dli- OCEAN CTY MALL 340-54. The Owner Handler Atsoc. 495J677_or 212-698-06B3 $55,000 4S80S12 or_*BS-04»0 iudlng built->n micro oven 2'wtar-old girl, willing to offering obedience (lasses itai altor. 8 West River Rd . Rumson BUILD YOUR OWN HOME — trai air 147 1783 ountt. For complete Informa- PIANOS — Organs, Guitar KEANSBURG 2 BEDROOM babvslt toddler at my home dur Ing Sept. 24 In Shrewsbury Tw B4I-UM) Learn how with no money down 4 PC BEDROOM SET - Wit ion and prices call Stockton, inc. Drums. NEW 4 USED. Nam Duplex, bring the kids, only $400 Ing the dav, Mon. thru Frl Municipal Building, For furthe and 9..9 financing Free Miles 135 Commercial king sue headboard $200, Refrig 215-147 1730 Change Sale. Lowrey Organ 1 bedroom, heal paid, $300's RUMSON — AvailabltQcL S. 2: 739 1534 Ctnttr, 542-8190 into call Helen want. 791 Home Seminar. 9/14, 1 30 D m., erator $50 787-7450 FINE FURNISHINGS — Pecan Home Rentals Bkr. 319-1234 bedroom house. Fenced in yard. DAYCARE — My chicks nave FEMALE MINI SCHNAUZE or 9/27, 7 30 P m.. Monmouth Properly 5 PIECE BEDROOM SET —Llv dining room sat, trestle table, PORTABLE DISHWASHER KEANSBURG — Modcrr Itft the ntstt Can this Qualified hairs 4 lighted breakfront $850. PUP — Now available, Mall Civic Room Also 9/29.7 30 RED BANK - FullvoccupieO mommy ttnd yours? Reason- jng room & dining room furn., a Kltchan Aldt, $175, Cher docked 4 cropped Call furnished 1'j-room studio apt p m , Hilton Inn, Tlnton Falls No tt.OOO w ft professional office exc. cond- 741-4374 Rolling server tlatt top. $175. Brtakfront 4 hutch. $60, 23" cor 717-4411. with tiled bath. Off-street park SHAD* OAKS ADULT COM ablt. Hailet araa Call 264-9232 Colonial kitchen hutch, $150- Pair selling, bring friends 481-3*81 bldg , central business lone 4 LINEN DA MASK sole color Tv 4 console stere ing Suitable for single or retired MUNITY — New COLTS NECK - 4 bedroom $650,000 741 5444 or 741 J79c DAYCARE — My thicks have matched living room oversized person $23S a mo., an utilities! bedrooms, 1 bath' >ng room, TABLECLOTHS — Large, med nlct furniture, needs work, 1 FREE TO GOOD HOME - 2' Ranch, In unique location on a 1 RUMSON - 6-room Colonial left the ntst! Can this qualified wivei chairs, red, $150. Birch included Security required The ig room, enclosed porch, ga- im. Call 142-1074 ea. Colonial rocker. $10, 2xa month-old female puppy, mlxe acre wooded lot bordering Swim- business tone Doc mommy tand yours? Reason vardrobt closet. $75. Carved sol taint chairs, 2 Windsor bac L V Lodge. 787 0123 rage Clubhouse privileges, able, Hailat area Call 264-9332 B FT POOL TABLE — *k Inc d wood end cabinet. Davis .° J??L4 smart. Call 222-4459 Avail now 7875OB1 ming River Restrvior. Call lor'C PA'attorney professional chain, 110 ea., 739-0493 KEYPORT - 1 bedroom «Dt 747-2751 after 5 uses Asking $115,000 DEPENDABLE WOMAN — thick, particle board bad, exc Blonde, $75. Brass fireplace PORTABL E "" FREE BABY BUNNIES cond , $150 291-3715 aftar 7 p.m ELECTRI $395 plus utilities. Call after 4. 103 Rentals to Share Spindrift Really __ .747-96OO Wishes house cleaning lobs, ref- rreen 4 grate $60 Living room DRYER 160. Call Afttr 4 739-9715 or 244-1470. COLTS NECK • 14 t acres. erences, and own transportation ABOVE GROUND POOL — amps - pair targe ceramic $30. 391 -1321 CRANFORD — Walk to N.Y. Must sell $99,000 HERITAGE Call 739-1036 LARGE FURN. — 3-room studio 137 Lots a nd Acre age Call anytime 787 2550, 12x16 oblong with deck, include One gold antique $50. FREE DOG!! - My name train 2 bedrooms, best location, HOU5E REALTY, 944-4444 covar, liner & "i-iip. Haywan Wedoewood whlna 42 pc $250. QUEEN SIZE — Spread, du on water, $450 includes all utlll- $350. 373-1900 davs. 654 5463 COMMUTER'S DELIGHT — 3- 5 ACRES OF LAND — Must sell, EXP'D NURSES AIDE 13 vrs ruffle, matching draper Shadow. I'm a Labrador mix, tles- Call 170-9107. Perflcx filter system. Must be Antique Chipoen Dale sofa $300. boy, small to medium slied nights Martin. bedroom Ranch with finished Almoso, Colorado Price $3,000 exp., seeks part lima, private able to disassemble pool. $450 Call 74) 3680 valance, lamp, twin size spreat only 1 yr. old. You'll get lots LEONARDO — * room apt., 2nd basement in one of Middietown's duty work. In home or hospital 739 2083. FIREWOOD — Mixed hardwood, Bast offer. 747 9246 low. fun 4 friendship. R floor. Working couple preferred. 104 Winter Rentals most convenient areas. Every- CJV *!'"!>P?s_d!?- °f nigrit $375 a mo, Plus utilities. 291 42*0 $100 cord Must buy 2 cords, 1 RAILROAD TIES — Ne member, I am fret to a go LITTLE SILVER —Furnished. 3 thing is within walking distance, ADULT TRICYCLE - Schwl after 4 p.m., Suns, after 11am EXPERIENCED MOTHER - seasoned, 1 green Ask for Mike, craosoted. 6x6x4, $5.65. 7x7 home! Davs. 264-6539 Evt bedrooms, 7 baths. Oct. 1 through about 2 miles North of Red Bank Will babvslt In mv Kevport with basket, used once, en cond Available Oct. Ut Call Minos, davs. 741-5517; eves , asking |17J Ml 2279 after 6 p m 471-1596. $7 90, Pressure-treated ti 264 8057 Ask for Wendy or Vlnn April 30, 1944 $900 a month plus HAZLET BY OWN home. Prefer child 3 years or 6x6x8, $8.25. 7x7x8, $9.90. LONG BRANCH - Ntar Mon- utilities. E A Armstrong Agen- 741-4854, for more details 5.8 acres on Middle Ro older 7393520 A LOW BUDGET? IREWOODSTOVEWOOD - salts tax 400-523-1707. Datlvei LABORADOR RETRIEVER $44.900, Shop the Used Furniture Cente Don't gat ripped off I Full cord Yellow malt PUPS, txc, home mouth Medical, l bedroom, liv- cy, Realtors. 555 Prospect Ave . 364-7119. EXPO WOMAN - with child guaranteed or keep the load free. RARE 4 UNUSUAL PLANTS fitld companions. Call 747-501 ing room, eat-In kitchen. Mini Utttjl Silver. 7414500. will- light house clean, watch of Red Bank You've tried the rest, now try the Wholesale, retail, selling ou cond $410 per mo. Including NORTH LONG BRANCH — Mon- 138 Mobile Homes child J. prtpare dinner. Dal 197 Shrewsbury Avt 842-1449 LABRADOR RETRIEVERS bast. Kelly Plunkttt, 173-9011. Mike's Greenhouses, 201 Sho heat. Ask for Ruth Paul P Bova. mouth Beach area, oceanfront. 1913 LIBERTY 14i40 — Mon to Frl., 10 to J Call aflei AKC, beautiful, black or choc RAY GILL INC. ALUMINUM CORVETT FIREWOOD 4 KINDLING id., Keantburg. 717-5434 inc. 471-2544. furnished, t bedroom apt. with bedroom, washer & d P.m.. 191-5097, WHEELS — 1981. asking $200 0 late PUPS Extremely health A home inspection service. Call icely f Cn WOOD — For salt. REBUILT ZENITH 25" with shots. Call Lee, 741-5446. LONG BRANCH — Btautlful 2 color TV, maid service 4 utili- 747-3863 furnished, very nice »r*a FAIR HAVEN MOTHER — With 739-0716 Good picture, $100 LARGE RABBIT HUTCH bedroom apt., nlct location, ties' Call (or special winter rates $25,000 Call Mike at 542-3214 4 it old. would love lo babvslt In !**! °'" " ***-"" by dav. week or month FAIR HAVEN — Bv owner. 3 FIREWOOD — 100% oak, full 495-1490 Holds 4 rabbits, $40 or best otte close to ocean and shopping area bedroom, sun room, basement, EXCLUSIVEMOBILEHOME - my homa. Terrific rets avail ANDERSEN WINDOWS REFRIGERATOR —$100, tie 7414423 N u_Pets 222-0310. BEACHCOMBER MOTEL. Many extras, adult Park, must able! MI-MOI. DOORS — I. Atrium doors. 50% cord guaranteed large lot. vinyl siding, high $M's, Call 747-0144. trie stove, $75, 8" Craftsma LONG BRANCH — Duplex. Im 222^79: price negotiable, call 842-1213 sell Call 717-9411 HOUSECLEANlNG - Ex discount Dtllvarv MARL BOROUGH ENGLISH 1 000-523-8707. . FIREWOOD — Seasoned hard- table saw. 1 vr, old. $100 RIDING BOOTS - Slit S'/iB. mtd. occupancy 3 bedrooms, llv NORTH LONG BRANCH'— On 281 Hance Rd^ perlenced, references ANOTHER VAN LOAD —Of ti I720341. Kttp calling. ng room, dining room, kitchen, River Furnished, l bedroom + 140 Real Estate Cathy, U: 343* furniture, Solid rock maple dl rood. used one season, $150 787-7920 Call after 6 p.m., 671-9161 REPOSSESSED SIGNI — Not pantry l> bath $575 par month • loft, skylight, knotty pint, gas FAIR HAVEN Wanted HOUSE AND OFFJCE'CLEAN Ing room suite, $495. Mahogan ing down! Takt ovar pavmti PERSIAN WHOLE MALE - all utilities & security. 741-0343 grill Very private. $475 222 0S07 Inlaid 48" breakfront, $350. Bo Black Smoke, CFA-reglttertd. ING — t dav a week, EXP,. with FLOWER GIRL GOWN - $54 monthly • 4'x8' flashing arrow MATA'WAN/ABERDEEN EAST SEA BRIGHT - Motel rooms 4 RIVERFRONT CLOSE TO BELL LABS — In room twin bedroom sat, $19 Lavander color. Child's slie 3. one yr. old, very affectionate. This new listing offers views of Holmdel and lo NYC buses 1 to rets. Ptaasa call 219-9044, Solid walnut linen chtlt, $29: sign. Ntw bulbs, letters Halt — Garden Apts Beautiful set- furnished apartments Maid ser- INTERESTING - Challenging Call 944-2601. Signs. Call FREE, 1-400-626-7446. $50. must sail. 495-1625. vice, TV, utilities Included in our the Navesink for miles 3 3 bedroom condo. townhouse or Pair solid maple twin (be< ting, swimming pool, excellent bedrooms. 3 baths 3 fireplaces office position, 4 days par weak FOR SALE — Fisher AM/FM anytime. PUPPIES — Free, very small) school svslem 1 bedroom. $340 low winter rates Available bv house Hwv 34 preferred Im only), $40. Round oak 'coffee Otn. Riverfront porch A rare med occupancy desired Can 21 vrs. t«P bv ambitious. A- table, $119. More & r stereo system, radio, turn table. RIDING MOWER — 4h P., good mixed breed. 2 bedroom, $450 Near exit 120. dav or week No least no stcur- find Call right awav. 1379.500 tvplst + admin., light book RUSCIL'S, 34 Sycamore Avt ape plavar and two speakers Call 842-9509 between 1 4 7 p.m. GSP Call 5*3-1121. 377-6031 weekends 4 eves cond , 2 snow tires, A78-13. CENTURY 31 COZENS, Realtoi WANTED Tp BUY OR LEASE keeping, filing, general office Little Silver, 741-8506. $150. After 3 Mon. 4 Tuts. After 717-131! REGISTERED QUARTER MATAWAN/ABEHDEEN t.A'.l TRADE WINDS Molt) 442-1137 "independently Owned" tnagamtnt. Exc rtf. Cal 6 Wed, Thurs. 4 Frl. 741-0127. HORSE GELDING - 11 vrs old. — With option, 1100 m ft In ANTIQUE REFRIGERATOR RIDING LAWN MOWER — — Garden Apts Beautiful set SEA BRIGHT — 7 Bedroom 813 River Rd., Fair Haven commercial lone, 988-6417 FREE FREE FREE - Tha big- 15.2 h., well-mannered. Gentle ting, swimming pool, excellent oceanfront cottage. Also ocean- 741 7686 G E . made in 1931, working co Arlens. 10 h.p., bagotr / c ate he r, for beginners but spirited enough 747 2594. I WILL BABYSIT - In my homt dltlon. $75. Call 787-2805. gest bargain In carpet history. 33" cut. usad 2 season*, moving, school system. 1 bedroom. $340 front studio apt Both furnished. FOR SA"LE BY OWNER. - 2 with each room of wall to wall gor exp'd rider. Successfully 2 bedroom, $450. Near exit W0, B43-OOO5 bedrooms Close to schools, pres Hatlat araa. Referancti avail ANTIQUE — Queen Anna del carpeting, wt will paint each must sail. Call afttr 4 p.m., shown In PONY CLUB 4 4-H able- Call 244-8201, 671-5192 or 671-4641. $400. GSP Call. 5*3-1121 SEA BRK.H I ently being rented for $400 a mo , txc. condition. room free, biggest savings on English 4 Western $1300. Call MIDDLETOWN $21,000 495-7183, j_ I WILL CLEAN — Your houseo Calf 291-4150 carpets. Call Variety Carpeting, 671-5545. bedroom duple l.arue J apt. or office. Can give refer 741 4143 lUi m Mostly FREEHOLD - Flntst area 3 ANTIQUE CENTER of Re SCOTTISH TERRIER - All , 'tiesished. $790 oer mo . Pius utll' bedroom, V i bath. Colonial. ences. 717-1992 or 495-337*. FREEZER 14.9 CU. IN. ROCKWELL DELTA — 11" drill 52 Boats and LOVING MOTrl£ft\ — wll Bank 217 Wtsl Front Street press, $125. Pachlnko game, black, one year old. with papers, KNOLL WOOD Call after 6 P m . 842 1835 Charm* of older home, vat up to 3 buildings-ISO dealers 142 4334 NEVER USED house trained, asking $150 Call 106 Furnished Rooms date Generous site, living room, Accessories babvslt vour todd/er, (ill dav o Call 741 5238 from Sears, extra balls, $40, 5444609 steady part tlmi In +v High items bought, ask for Guv 671-26H. , GARDENS < ABERDEEN TO ASBURY family room, country kitchen, "FT. WOODEN ROWBOAT — AREA RUG — 6 FURNITURE - Vlnvl sofa 4 lands home. Sto/v itme I meals IOS old. ROOM HUMIDIFIER — $10. SIDE SADDLE CLINIC — ( Rooms 4 studios from $40 a wk formal dining room, 3 car ga- 00 or best offer Can Fenced In yjira. Reference wool, appro) 6x9. Oriental d lovesaat. $100, red 4 black twetd Brookwood Farm, Oct. 1. Partic- i Many available. Call usi rage, walk to N Y bus Ashing 530-9509 rug, 12'x25 ft., HOP. 741-7420- Stars Ktnmore dehumldlfler, 30- available, nfvti* V sign, siata blue, navy, rust ipation 4 spectators welcome. Excluslvt 1 4 3-bedroom apart , Home Rentals Bhr 319-1214 $93,000 462-6135- • .-».-. camel colors. Beautiful & Ptrle gal. per 24 hrs.. $75 Bedroom set, For Info call 542-4270 or 542-7195. 3-6" BOSTON WHALER FURNITURE —Couch 4 chairs, complete, $295. 495-3076. ments, Individual gas heating 4 ,- _ M1-«yMne ' GLORIA N1LSON . electric start, Johnson Tee MIDDLETOWN MOTHER — cond.. $450. 842-1439. gold damask, tablet, currlo cabi- With 4 yr old, would love I RUGS 12x15 — Gold shag, $100 1 1 E>; Realtors ae tilt trailer. AM good cond' ATARI 5200 net, 9 piece dining room, plaid BO Bicycles Hwv 31 Shrewsbury 842-6009 OOP S3O-4537. babvslt 3 vr. old or older in m couch 4 lovtstat dresser 4 night Walnut 60" dlnJng room table L homt 717-8474 or 6719479. 4 cartridges, $140 buffet, 115 ea. Eves- 747-1417. Mini Bikes as ir^ gtfC'W'srass - Call 571-0313 table. Call 717-4431. Just off Rt. 35 on Kings Highway n"-14'' 1. FT 1983'ALUMINUM SEA MODEL SEEKS MODELING SOFA — L-shaotd sectional, BIKES - 16". 30", 24", 24". $30- town Shopping Center) YMPH — Heavy duty wlth-1911 ATLAS — Tire changing stan FURNITURE — French Provin- East (Walking distance to Food FURNISHED R00M5 FOR ASSIGNMENTS — Bv photogra table 4 lamp to match, exc. $35. CALL 671-0021 •StfU RENT - With parking space h.p. Evlnrudt. complete with $75. 3 Pinto mag rims, with tire cial dining room sat, matching 7- 564-0593 HAZLET BY OWNER tch steering 4 controls many ohtrs. Box 1193, Freehold. N $10 aa. Air bead expander, I ond , $350. Call 747-2713. Call 591-1951 O77M. piece. Radio, stereo, TV, droptei MIDDLETOWN 1 BEDROOM MOTHER DAUGHTER — Apt dras. $1800 or best offer Bench modal wheel balance bar, plus (ull slit bad, frame with SOFA. L SHAPED SECTIONAL MINI BIKE — 5h.o englne.exe KEANSBURG cond. Yard, acreage, hurry, $300 potential + 3 bedrooms. On NY 22753. MOM'S DAY OUT $10.10-spead Huffy boy's blcvcl mattress 4 box spring. Very — lemon velvet. In txcelltnt con- Rooms for rent bus line $77.500 Call 264-7139. Natd a day off? Shopping V5 Call after 5 P.m., 7171379 good cond. Also steel closet Musi dition Asking $150 or best offer 671-3138 Home Rentals Bkr 389 123.4 \ KEANSBURCan 787-616G 9- o r Roo717-915m 1with 6 FT. THOMPSON — Wood boat chores, doctor's ipts or lus MODERN APT. - Near trans HOLMDEL Ith trailer, 3S H P Johnson mo BABY CARRIAGE — Nav tall. Call 495-1354 afttr 7 p.m Please call: 495-0036 after 5. MOTOBECANE SEBRING - 2 kitchen privileges. Single person plain relax Will babvslt In spd,, auto, trans., 2700 ml body portal Ion Bast time to call Call 787 1397 EDWARD W COLLINS $375 or best offer 739 1026 used. Bulltrlte deluxe, co GIRL'S — 4 piece bedroom SOFA — Colonial maple sofa before noon, 495 0416 home. $J an fir., 6 hrs. minimum sleeper, 78", exc. cond., $150. 4 engine in mint cond , a real AGENCY 946-414' Call afttr 12:30 P m , 495-14*7, vertlble. stroller L car bad furniture, exc. cond. Frlgldal*. . AHM SI FEPING ROOM ABlLITY-DEPCNDABILlTY one. Priced at $129.99; wll. f 741-7120. ^_ uain. Asking $600. Call 747.W16. NORTH. LONG BRANCH — 3- AVAIL - Ati uliiUtM-include*1- MoreClassil drvtr 4 refrigerator Call bedroom unfurnished apt , avail- HOLMDEL — HoiTies fr nm NURSE'S AIDE —Will work an $75. 787-1490. 747-2530 SOFA 4 LOVESEAT — Thom- PEUGEOT MOPED — Exc 1395 a mo, Call between 9 & 3 on Next Page shift. Call anytime. 870-6*45. as able immediately. No pets $550 weekdays. 544-3532 $189,900 Acre lots, some with BASSETT END TABLES —$1 GUN — 129A pump Winchester asvllle, traditional style, blua cond., $350. Call views. Mlddletow n Rta for Ellle. peITIr moIIIU. . IllllUUtincludes) UI1IIMV1utllltlts . ConV-U"- Hy for 4. Some misc. merchandise 1200 vented barrel 4 screw-ln tapestry, axe. cond.. $600. 747-6616. Group. 530-0*00.. 06 Commercial ** 747-9443, tact Bun. 332 4300. Ext 205,9 to 1108 Commercial PLANNING — A wedding, Call 842-1018. chockas, with box of shells 4 PUCH MAXI II MOPED — Exc HOWELL — Glen Arden Colonial Rentals mltivah or such, I'll do you Call cleaning kit. $1)0, 7H-OOT3. SOFA — Antique Cogswell chair, BATHROOM VANITY — Wl cond., $295. RED BANK — 3'3 bedroom. Rentals has 4 bedrooms, 3'i baths and Is graphv for not vtrv much. Ca beige sink L toilet to match, li needs upholstery. Black 4 white Linda for more Info, 747-1911 at HAVE<- An unwanted Item or 9468425 bright 4 sunny, nice for working I ABERDEEN decorated in lovely neutral tones. new. Also, sewing machine. Ci two you'd llka to sell? An ad this TV (wood console), TV needs Fireplace In family room, cen- far 5 p.m. minor repair. 1710151 PUCH MAGNUM II - Llka new, couple. $650 plus 843 0411 after 6 : CLIFFWOOD PLAZA eves., 741-5577. slu for 10 days, lust $4. Call The exc cond., $400. tral air, fenced yard, full base PLANNING TRIP? — Pet hates Register Classified, 543-1700 SOFA TRADITIONAL — Tuxedo RED BANK — Recently re- SHOPPING CENTER ment $93,500 FOUR SEASONS THE COURTS BEAUTIFUL WARDROBE 717-4551 decorated, 3 rooms |1 bedroom! 18x*0 corner of Route 35 I Clil kennels? Sit vour homa, ax- 7x7 ft. All handmade, Import HI-FI — Monaural. 20-watt pilot style, color blazer. Wing chair, HEAL TORS. 671-5200. ctllenl raferencts Call 542-2562. color sunset. All good cond , $400. 1st floor. Close to town. Refs.. I wood Ave , opposite Me Donald's OF formica, asking $300 or bast amp., Sherwood tuner, Garrard 84 Merchandise security, lease. $425 • electric & & Wendy s KEANSBURG DUPLEX — 2 RELIABLE MOTHER — Will ftr. Tilt tor 2 complete ba table, pilot speaker (Wharfdale) Call 747-2*33. - bedrooms, bath, living room 4 babvslt In mv home. Yard to rooms, all brand new, ai woofer. 2 mid-range 4 tweeter Wanted heat. Call 747-3950 after s P m or DAVID CRONHEIM CO RED BANK play, lunch L snacks Included SPECIAL VALUES) - 4-drewer weekends No pets. Kitchen on each side Completely marble lilts, etc. t42-»M. Package deal. $100 for all or bes< (Ming cablntt, $39. 1 drawer 3x5 1-A USED FURNITURE — Old Realtors Since 1897 remodeled 4 rented, great for Refs Call 5W-9121. offer. Moving. 741-2692. weapons, old rugs, antiques, con RED BANK — Roomy 1 bedroom BEDROOM SET — Medlte card (lias. $4.75 each Steno apt , close lo shopping & trans (201)635-2.80 full depreciation Asking $59,500. WE DO WINDOWS ranaan, 4-plece, queen-sire heat HUMMlDlFtER - 12 gal. daily chair, $14.50. Upholstered office tenti of home, etc. Have truck but make me a REASONABLE This area's best ad- New method, no streaking or lint swivel chair, $35. Also air condi- will haul. 264-6458 portetlon Call 741-5518, 9 a m to FAIR HAVEN 82) RIVER RD board, good cond.. $500. Bu output, i'i vrs. old, simulated 5 P.m. offer K will talk Call 291-4753. Satisfaction guaranteed bads, 28 in. wide, mattresses II walnut, $55. Call 142-5001. tioner, $39. Door mirror. $29.50. New building. 1000 sq ft . Oct LEONARDO HANDYMAN SPE- dress. Now com- Free estimates. Reasonable new. $50, 739-0H4. Kltchan table and 4 chairs, $49. ALL LIONEL RED BANK - 1 bedroom $475 + occuoancv. main road, prime lo- CIAL - 50x120 lot. $79,900 The pleted and ready •95-0549 IBMTYPEWRITERS Davenport table. $49 More 4 TRAINS utilities. Carpeting, dl r. ! cation, off street parking, suit- Klrwan Co., HeaItors. 787-6600. BEDROOM SET — Pecan wood mortl RUSCIL'S. 25 E. Front St. parking, luxury able (or quality retail estab- WILL BABYSIT - In mv Mid- 5-pieces. Plus mattress L bo RENTAL $27 128 Per m Or Fiver. TOP cash appraisal LINCROFT — Lovely California for pqssession. dle town homa, full-time for Rent option to buy 747-14 Wad Bank. 946-3193 741-2194. *41-*447 lishment Kessler, 201 47t *0J8 Ranch on full acre. 2-car garage. spring. Exc cond. Call 495-07: FREEHOLD — Rental, pro- Customized lor working parents. 787-5407. INTELLEVISION - STEINWAY UPRIGHT PIANO ANTIQUES — All kinds, bough RED BANK — 1 btdfoom, un- horse barn, paddocks, Enjoy sun BEDROOM SET — Medlte furnished garden apt. available. fessional office in prime West F*M from privacy of landscaped WOMAN — Will care for vour ranaan, 5-plece. queen-slit bad tapes, $300. — Walnut. 6 vrs. old, axe. cond., for loo cash. Mary Jane Roo- Main St location. 3 rooms with you. A con- 471-1341 asmng $4Jwo: Can 47M033 was. Greentree Apts . 739 Spring St , patio 4 deck Exc cond Assume child In mv F.JMontown home, exc cond., $350. Refrigerator sevelt Antiques, 109"East Rival J i tar appoint. paneled walls l> Illuminated drop at *'T% - $114,000 Principals dominium office Call J4J.MS7 $75. Convertible couch. I JENNY I iNDSPlNDLE-BW STEREO RECEIVER - Plonaei Rd ; Rumson 4420149 Membe (.ellino* Immediate possession Kitchen set, $125. Shelf unit, $ twin site, maple dresser, both SX 1010, 100 watts per channel, ' Appraisers Association of Amerl RED BANK • I btdroom only 747-5207 Building Units from WORD PROCESS Please call Lopatin Agency. MIDDLETOWNI CUL-DE SAC^- OR/SECRETARY — With book Corner desk, $40. Wardroi $150. Call 391-2540. exc cond.. $175. Call Bill. Townhouse $400 4 month + utili- 442-4900 700 square feet. Call anytime, 739-6719. $43-4444 or 543-7954. ANTIQUES WANTED ties Washtr I. dVver. carpeting, Bv owner 4 bedroom SplU-Colo- keeping background, desires full- parking, eat-in kitchen, \Vi FULLY EQUIPPED — Beauty nlai In-ground pool. Convenient time or part-time work In Mon BOXES - CORRUGATED STEREO - TV. $50 Cameras, NAME YOUR PRICE shop for rent, downtown Key- Exclusive agents. movlt. Instant. $30. Electric international Galleries 747-6200 baths, dishwasher, Skylight. ly located to train 4 shopping mouth County. 747-8166. For Moving J. Storage, and JUTAL WOOD STOVE - Mod* 741-2194. 8424447 port Inquire Wesirelch's, 45 $139.SOO After * p m , 671-6506 Industry. A complete line 602, good cond, extra pieces guitar, $15. Speakers $5 Much BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR West Front St., KtvPOrt. 55 Situations Wanted $200. Call 671-2651. more. Dave, 747-9514. RED BANK DUPLEX 244-070*. packaging supplies. 441-4471 SALE - Call Second Hand Lil 3 bedrooms, move now, $400's MIDDLETOWN — 2-tami Male 747-4094. KENMORE WASHER TABLES - 2 end 4 1 coffee, 264 0777. After 5, 264-1615 Home Rentals Bkr 3*9 1234 ] house, 2 bedroom each. 2 car DRYER — Portable dishwasher traditional, good cond., $150 Highest prices paid for all Items, able for professional offices. detached garage, large fenced ALL AROUND YEAD WORK — BRIDAL PICTURE HAT •RED BANK~^rbedroom. 7 bath l Alencon lace & pearls, w Maytag washer, Magic Chief ga Console stereo, AM/FM, 4 8antique*, etc For bargains, stop Phone 7478400, Barbara yard, assumabltV "i%mortgat Traas cut. gutters cleaned, Free track works great, $125 at 24 Broad SI Keyport house for sale bv owner, 2-car MIDDLETOWN — 5,000 SQ. ft 174,900 Call 495-9711. estimates. Call 741-430* blusher L cathedral length v< stove. 36 Inches. Commence never worn. Call 1*4-544*. Bunn O-Matlc 3 burners coffe* 391-9146. Guv Johnson garage $4J,000 Call 530-4197 professional office soace avail- MIDDLETOWN — 5 bedrooms. 2 RED BANK — Suitable for busi- able tor Immediate occupancy. HANDYMAN JOBS — Small BUTCHER BLOCK TABLE — maktf, $150 and UP. 747-5161. TIRES 4 WHEELS — FR71x15, Buy 4 Buys baths, big fenced yard on quiet K ITCH EN CABNETS — Com Mlchtlln Radlals, like new, tur- Single Items to entire households ness Parson. J mom. dost to bus. Ample parking Sterling Thomp- street, part finished basement, ceramic tile repairs, windows, leaf and 4 chrome A I eat he Business district Refs. required sills, root repairs. Gutter 1 chairs, dark brown sectional piett set with stainless steel sink bine wheels, tor Cadillac or van. Aniiaue furniture, lewalry, silver son & Associates, Realtors. garage. Florida room 178,900 cleaned. 747294,5. tor $300. Cat I 544-9347. Call 747-5501 $350 all 264-4247 [PAID $400). immediate cash. 443-4336 $375 per mo 747-SMS No nets 800-Ml 4*10. LESHER ASSOCIATES._JUW* 300 Auto* .ori«lt 300 Autos lor Salt I 300 Autos tor Salt 300 AMtOT for Salt 300 Autoiftr Salt B10 The Daily Register MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.1983 300 Autos for Salt OLKSWAOEN RABBIT 1971 - DOOOI CHALLENGER 1900 — PORD WAGON 1171 — Atklng MGB 1*70 — Eunt great New PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1974 -6 RITTENHOUSI UW or bell offer shacks A brakes. Must sell 11000 cvl., vinyl roof. 1 owner, teed LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. ule. stUft. AC. Ill CM.. 300 Autos lor 5>l» Eic cend , many extras, lUMar ,9H. Call ofser I e m , t9l-«»41 1S2 Boats A 270 AUtO boil Oder, 12,000 mitts. Call Ctim or bail offer m-Mll altar I cand., mi. U4-I75* HwyllWI-IIWOcaaiiTe;., Acctitorltt ' Strvlct Parts BUICK 1979 ELECTRA — 4-dr . MGB 1t)5 RED — LOW mllwge, PLYMOUTH BARRACUOA 1171 &ANSONI OLD4-CA0ILLAC DODGE DART ltjl - K»|. FORD MAVimCK 1171 — Good engine runs graat needs bodv — l-ooor. vlnvl top, PS/PB. air, Newman SPrlM* H. *ad Mnt —T~ full power. 1 owner, axe. canal. 495-HII 14 FT IW MIRROCRAFT — auto . AM/FM cattena, an new Mellon car, rum well, needs work Asking HMO Call »H1H bucket seats, auto console tnlft. after I em TIRES - UOXU, 4-pJv, for mtnl $3.000 Call after 7 p.m., *M-9t*S. seme wort, MOO. Call 17IH47 Good cond »m. 741-llal. Lake Flkharman; 40 he Suiukl CADILLAC COUPE DM VILLE llret » snacks, axe cand. In t MOB 1171 - tl.000 ml. I SHELTIE PUPS - Femalai, OLKSWAOE.KIWAO N STATION WAG truck or midiiud car, almost out Great en aas 171-4111. . k.lt. _ *._~B._d BOUT. N DASHER 1971 - Fuel InMc tltctrk lUrt, IMO-Ib galvtnlitd now. asking $75 for all 4. Ul 3973 1947 — Good condition. UtS. Call GIOROI WALL cylinder engine, runs excellent- PLYMOUTH 1911 STATION LIHCOLN/MfRCURY ly Hard I soil top Itooo or best WAGON — 107.000. runt food, shots, »H-irm en, auto , AM/FM ttereo. 14,000 trailer, iivt wtll pump, oJloa •liar 5. DODGE DIPLOMAT IW - L Ike good cond Atklng Urn pump. SlltK HE IS* racordar plus new, usooroem, plush, loaded, Snrewtburv Ave., It Svcimora offer 4H-4S4] needs front end & body work. 5TRAUB 1UICK OPEL WE BUY JUNK CARS CADILLAC 1*74 COUPE DE only 14400 ml., treat on HI, snrewsburv 747-1400 Asking WO. Call 141-4041 1-0305 extra.. Call altar 3 p.m., M4-0073 VILLE -Good snap*, ut*t regu- MGB 1»l NINE ACRES of New and Used 17 11 FIBERGLASSTHIHULL — Call 495-9705 must tell, make offer. 171-M71 HAVE A CAR TO tELLt - All PLYMOUTH WAGON 1970 — Cart Attar i lar aas. all powered $1700 Call Sunning cond , MOD OLKSWAOEN SUPER MI- 15 up , Evanrludt, rvtw Matt, 741 2313 ed mi I lite for 10 de VI costs only rei-WQ4 liter t pm Good cond , seati 9. eic. second HWV 35 mW U 00 Call The Register Clattl family car or suitable tor painter LE 1*74 — AMD* mltat, 1 carpat 4 iMIttry tic. Clean, A 280 Motorcycles CADILLAC DEVILLE CON- Hid Department, H] 1700 SUBARU 1914 — •urn •« . "aw owner, 4 cvl., 4 1*4., run* ft t*e*i fait. Gnat liihlrvg «. Uvlng MONTE CARLO 1171 — Runt, i the like. MT+tM. clulch, tlret, etc. Bodv In lair 1*77 HARLEY SPORTSTER - VERTIBLE — 19U Well-main HONDA CIVIC lfrl. — Hatch- needt work Asking $75. aaad, M* ar bail offer 7J9-5O4 Good cood Call 7W-W51 3400 mile*, 1 owner, dual stock, lamed, with naw Mint ft lea cond 15 mpg Itooo/bett alter IS FT. LARSON T RI HULL — IS Don't Settle For back, 4 spaed, air cond.. sliver a Call 4mm PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1974-6 OLKSWAOON 1971 SUPPER starter need* work $2900 Call $2,000. Call W14M, black tic cond. WOO. 7<7 »444 441-4494 EETLE-Rebuilt engine, $4M hp. (vlnrudt. Holscawl traltar, attar 5, 717 7145. CADILLAC PLEETWOOO W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E MUSTANG 1171 — Auto, trans., cyl., standard tram., rum good. J2-a«l tank, viry eood cond BROUGHAM 1911 — Cou**, HONDA CIVIC 1100 - IWODX. air cond . smlll VI engine, plus ai Is $3V> Call 144-aw UWO S44-0131 19S2 HONDA PASSPORT - 1100 Sell your car. truck or van the THEFINESTSELECTION-O* 34.000 ml., loaded, aic. cond. •roleistonal wav - Call Leu EM- speed. FM ilereo, IMSO Call snow tires » CB 73,000 ml lino PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1979 — W SUPER BEETLE 1971 — milts, sill! under warranty, mutt KH11I Call 7»i4es new and usad cars In Monmouth etH.HI 1400 engine, $400 or bett ir RENKEN 19« BOWRIDER sail Call 2*1-0013, mutt sea to appreciate Asking carl, tUHLIR 4' SITTER AC, PS/PB, AM/FM tleroo, IXC County Over 100 alr-condlilorted - 120 I O trt .h wattr Volvo, full 111.200 or best offer 471 5135 or CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, HORIZON 1971 — White with MUSTANG IH4 — Lots of extrll. cond. Inside I out Eves, after 7 «er Call 511-9450 1«ao GSL ISO SUZUKI — Shaft naw cart in stock, McGLOlN canvas, ate 1*12 Station 244-SOW wood grain panneti, roof rack, needs work. Call after 4 p.m. p.m., all day weekends, Ttl-OHI. BUlCK-OPEL INC, Shrewsbury W BUG im — NOW Mint, Bttv»nlr*d trail*'. UMd only 11 drive, aitra*. 6500 ml , food NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER A/C. radio, w.'pti. i $06 new744-343S ulch, brafcet Eic. cond. f 1.7M, houn SacrIIlet, $7W0. W-ltU. cond U.UOQ Call 291 SJ99. CADILLAC H77 - Sol Ml, >»,nd. PLYMOUTH FURY 1947 - I Ava., Naw SrKewtburv 741-eJOQ. asking |7W, negotiable. tirei No runt $1995 Call MUSTANG INS - a-cyl.. auto . cvl.. 1-speed. 4-dr., good trim TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - 1912 VAMAHA YZ150 — 671 7045 Jtl, bodv exc . Intlde very clean, 1911 DIXIE — 17 It. tlbarolaii Moiocrosi btka Eic cond Must portatlon, U00 or bait offer Cat Superb servlci. DOWNES PON Saati I Upftolttarad & carpatad 787-6844. HORNET WAGON 1174 — * CVI., SUM. Clll 717-4117. after S p.m., 7O7-OH7. TIAC, 4t Lower Main St., W RABBIT 1971 — Brown. 1 Mint cond W hp Mtrcurv. Com- see to appreciate Sacrifice. U50 Kick, good bodv. eood running . 4 speed slick, AM/FM ra- t III 747-f)W , MUSTANG — 1973. MACH I, PS. PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1971 - Matawan 5*4-m9 Pitt- turn ut> July IH3 Full Una CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE FIAT XIV H7i cond , 1400 or best offer Call air cond.. AM/FM stereo. Clean Runt well. As Is. U00 or best .. snow tires with rims. U.000 •xctttorlti Including tarp 1 ItM — Oleiel. red, white toe. i 1.500 nwotlabie 71M447 engine 1307) Call I7Q-I»7a. TOWNC ft COUNTRY I. $1,100. 471-9419. after 4 p.m. offer. Call 747-4711. It 17. Toms River. N.J. Btmlni HWO 747 7143 750 HONDA — Cuitomlied, king 21,000 ml., loaded, lite new. Can 741-0451 after 4 Rt W BEETLE I97S — 74,100 ml., (•500. Moving out ol Hate HYER "QUALITY" FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1171 PONTIAC CATALINA STATION 144-0400 & queen seat, drag Pipes, hog FIAT 111 WAGON 1975 — Rebuilt FORO TRUCK HEAD- — 4-cvl., auto . PS/PB. newtlrtl, M/FM cassette ilereo. reliable 19t2 LEFTOVER REGAL — 21' wheat, mural palm too, extended 291-2540. WAGON DIESEL 19tO — Air. 1OVOTA CELICA LIFIBACK engine, runt good, 1700. Call QUARTERS flood car. Only I1S0O. now top. cond,, cruise control, Power antportatlon Call 5»7tO5 walk-around Cuddy Cabin, with front, many •xlrai Need money, CAMARO 1«7I — Super ho) V-», 7W-O241 after 5 P m. 741-4000 1971 - Beige, good cond. Clll weekdavt alter 4 p.m. lfU ISO H P, Marlntr outboard. sacrifice tilOO Chris, 244-9073 11300 without new top 11O-0H0 brakes, power windows, auto, Cran cam. Holly carb . FIAT 111 1974 — Hatchback, runt MUSTANG II H7t — KYI., low car lock, Ilka naw, low mlteaee, 739 0411. W SQUAREBACK 1949 — New Daaltr-prappad. raady tor water BMW 2SOCC 19*7 Edelbrock headers, cyclone n, JAGUAR JI4.W0 Call Kayport Marlnt good, need! bodv woeh, 50.000 ml gal. good cond.. lOOO or bait c Kan $4500 Call »1 1331 paint, new tires, belt reasonable Bait offer haust, many more. M.000 ml. Call 944-MM after * p.m. 1*00. Exclullvi irinchlte dealer tor TOYOTA SELICA 19»1 OT — Lift needt engine. 141-7077. Bailn, 144 9431 U.700 Mutt tell t71-0<00. Middlesex County 1 Shore area offer. Cell 471-S44I. Call T>7-04at FIAT 1311975 — 2-dr. tedan. New back, blue, 5 sod, 11,000 ml. W KARMANN GHIA 1949 - H FT, COAST SKIFF —WllhtSO TIT MOTORS J71I177 MUSTANG 1171 — 301 engine, PONTIAC 1971 - Astra, good MONO* I9t2 450 — CuitOm, 550 l»9 CAMARO Super Sport - 4 oelnl Job, new brakes Good ga* auto , reliable, flrll 1450 likes II AM'FM catsetta with equalizer. •vxl engine, as II or parts. $400. tip. Palmar Inboard, flbtrglau orig ml, new cond., will nego speed, factory hunt, tacit.. Me. mileage. Btft offer. 74hTJ9t. KING1WOOD 1*71 STATION - bodv. good condition. I speed AC, tun roof, rallev sporl wheels, bottom 1750 Call 747 3179 Wagon, 14,000 ml., let III, USO Call 571-0311. Clll |II> " 2914426 KAWASAKI 500 1973 — Runt offer. Call 5M-M04. OLDS CUTLASS CON- 350 engine, auto, tremmltilon I deys Ml 5017. Irian, 7174071. good, new paint, $500. Call after cassette, oxc. cond.. $4000 firm LOW-PRICED Call 114-7117 FORD WAGON 1973 - PS/new TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS VERTIBLE 1944 - Need! pinion towing hitch with air shock Cal RED BANK MOTORS INC BUG 1949 — Good running ipm, 7670420 bearing. 1400 or bast offer Cell m JV7I WOO or best otter 131 Newman Springs Red Bank CAPRI 19S1 — * cvl . auto . air, PB, AC, USO. Call SEE OUR BACK ROW ond . needi bodv work, $300 M' COLONIAL FLVBRIDGE - KAWASAKI 750 1971 Runs 741-4103 after 7:30 NOW AND SAVE SM9450 Dodga/AMC/Jeep/Remult Stdan, twin Chtvv, gal lav. goed, good tires, asking $a» Call AM/FM, buckets, exc. cond. in PONTIAC LEMANS CON 747-0040 Call Q7M2I1, Sid* ft out. 27,179 ml., $5150 FORD 1977 GRANADA - 55,000 RASSAS PONTIAC OLDS « 1941 — 4-dr , good body, dinttla, 3 nation fraih water, dftei >' i> m Hi 6010 ml., PS, AC, 11200 Call M9-7144 new tlmlmg chain, new battery, VERTIBLE 1971 - 6fvl . aulo , USED VOLKSWAGEN — EN WERNER DODGE fair condition throughout, iltvps KZ 4OOJ977 - MUU Mil, $1100. In, i.plke Motor Car, 764,7721 3tS Broad SI Red Bank PS/PB, good Interior, new lop i GINES AND TRANSMISSIONS. alas Service Leeslng after » p.m. H1-S1I0 runt good, t»0 or oast offer Call 4 & .ft MUST SELL THIS Exc r\nd , new tires Call CARS UNDER U,000 717 1499. tlret, low mileage, beautiful 1 GUARANTEED OTHER USED rd 7173400 MONTH, Boal rtouM tt.OOQ or 483 2059 FORD GRAN TORINO 1974 — MAZDA 1174 — RX3. 4-cvl., owner car, only 11400. 5HMH90. PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE. KINGSLYAUTOSALES PS/PB, air, stereo, new tlret. OLDS CONVERTIBLE 1941 - Msi offer, tarn, to 1 p m L afttr MOTORCYCLE HELMET — needs Illtle work. Good tires. PONTIAC tilt - Grand CALL KENNY THEODORE, 00 Autos for Salt it pm call S3O-OUJ 787 7M7 battery, good cond., 15,000 mile*, I47S. 144 7744 or 7W-1474 Good running cond., needs bodv LeMam. 4 door seden. 15.000 r 7111500. Bell Star, slie medium Also mo- CARS S200! TRUCKS 51001 - 11491 Davs 434-4200, ev«t. work Atklng $400 Call 571-1449 * torcycle rack ft sissy bar for 440 Available it local government 344-9440. MECHANIC'S SPECIALS — before 1p.m. 530-1370 after 3 pjn good cond. 14.700 471-4111 VOLVO - New i Used LTD Kawasaki, very cheap. sales. Call (refundable) 1 (t19) General Motors Pontlac Tern- PONTIAC LEMANS 1971 —Sales, parts, service, bodv shop AIR BOAT — Setn on TV show I FORD MUSTANG 1971 - Good pest, 1«70, I»S Chow II, ins PARK CHEVROLET Shore Motor! Rt. 15, Wall H9 6411 or 739-5296,, ask lor Lee It9-O241, Ext. MM, for your di- cond, bed offer. Needs muffler, $450 as Is. Call •Flipper/ ISM, HOh-0 Lvcom i NORTON 750 COMMANDO rectory on how to purchase 24 717 M3] between III a 4-a p m. Sales-Leatlng-Ser vice-Parts 1411149 or 141-174] 51175011 ing aircraft engine * ft prop 442-4331 after 4 p.m. MERCEDES BENZ 1177- 300D, Rt 6fc Jis 1311 Neptune $575 hrt. PONTIAC LEMANS STATION VOLVO PARTS SALE - New Alum, hull, custom tcaller »•.« , FORD 197S MAVERICK — blue, mint cond., 74,000 miles PEUGEOT — Selil-Sorvlce- AVIS *•)•> 1247 CHEVELLE MALIBU WAGON WAGON '1974 — Radio. AC, 1400. uted, for oldies, restorers i'ig $7000 530-0114 after 9pm i P8/PS, air, low mileage, lie Asking 111,100 or belt offer. leasing Parts Monmouth Mo- Cheap). RED BANK VOLVO, SUZUKI 1961 -GS6S0E, leftover 1973 — 4 door, PS/PB, AC, IM0 inside, good bodv, runs good 191 «5) A L D E N RECREATIONAL 171-tlll. tort, Eatontown, 543-1414. 74I-SM4. ROWING SHELLS - Fun & e« m 1983. still under warranty. After S p.m. 7W-033?. $1200 3192414. PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON Plastic windshield, naw tire ft CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR ItM — 4 PINTO WAGON 1979 — V4. 1975 — VI, PS/PB, AC, Itito. VOLARE 1979 — PS/PB, auto erclse. Frea trlali & Ifssuns FORD MUSTANG - 1941, Dotfv PS/PB, AC, 00.000 ml. Original Young Used S!?3J Tour Star Helmet Included. 5,400 - t setter, a lone. 42.000 miles. In good condition, engine needs cvl , 4 spaed. PS/PB. AM/FM, 11100. Clll 1191001 trans., air cond., low mlleeoo m, $1600 Ask lor Rich 564-6444 loaded, like new. asking IS9*S. 40,000 ml. Vary good cond . MOW owner, good condition, mutt sell V4I0U (all aller t pm SI] SOU 8AYLINER RUNABOUT 1911 minor repair $850 or best offer. t7l «441 after S now, 11,400 171-1075. Leonardo PONTIAC PHOENIX LJ 1900 - TBiUMPM »973 750 — 3-CVl., mo- firm. Call 7l7-a69t after 6. Call Rob at w-om 5-dr hatchback, PS/PB. Auto, VOLKS BUS 19U - 35 000 ml or Cars IS'. 60 n p Johnson, Gator tor lust redone, have all receipts. MERCEDES BENZ l«l—MOSL PINTO 1971 — Stindlrd trans . a '71 engine, good tlret, AM/FM, trailer. 15,400 W 0945 after 6 CHEVY CAMARO 1973 — Good FORD FALCONE IH1 - Runs. asking Ivoo windows. AC, AM/FM ttereo. Must sell, moving Asking $1300 running cond., good bodv 4 In- best offer. convertible classic. 1 tops, Exc Exc cond 13100. Cell 479-1411 peneled, reliable, «75O 544-om t> m Call 739-OM1 cond . lit.SOD I443H4. 191-1770 VOLVO 1971 — 144 auto, 4 Cvl., For Sale 1 terlor MiOor bett oHer 544-4H1 in-W between e-7 pm between 5-7 p.m BOAT FOR SALE An ad this CHEVY IMPALA 1*41 — ft PINTO HATCHBACK 1971 — 4 needl work, am/fm tepa. atklng sru for 10 days cotit lust $6 Call TRUIMPH ft» - $300 C-Z 250 MERCURY MARQUIS RENAULT Al LIANCF MT 1913 1200 Toyota Corona. 1972. Both auto.. FORD EXP mi Ex. cond, S BROUGHAM 1971 — 1 dr , VI. cvl., 4 soeed, runs good, S3S0 or - Moving to N.Y. 1 door, tun- $500 191-1000 after I. Tht Register Classified.-^-W00. year wlrrintv, AC, sunroof, auto.. PS/PB, power window, best offer. 7175114 VOLSKWAGEN SQUAREBACK 47 Shrewsbury Av». for fast results Call 7I7-0J4*. 4 door,, good running cond., de- roof, 4 tpeaker Dolby cossefle. pendabia. 173 9124. AM/FM cassette. 11,000 ml. Mult door & seat, air cond., cruise PINTO 1974 - Runs, alk'lng USO AMktM radio, alloy wheels, lug 1971 — Good Irentportetloi ftod Bank, 747-0301 CATADNA |7' - i«72. inboard TAMAMA 1979 650 Special sell, moving. Asking Itaoo. CHI control. AM/FM stereo. 53,100 Garaged, tic. cond., with 2 CHEVY CHEVETTE — 1900, U Call gege rack, 9 mot. left on war great on gas $150 Clll 119HS4 engine, dinette Interior. Furling. days, 144-4141 EOat., Wl-?4<1 ml. 14m. 7*7-1711 ranty, 4000 ml.. 17,500 7411710 Jib, Dodger, lots of enlras helmets ft windshield. $975. gray, 4 door, low mileage, axe JMjie 747 6307 cond , air cond., AM/FM radio, ,16 TOO 79) 2Ctti 300 Autos lor Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos tor Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale COMET WOOD 16 FT With 290 Trucks A Trailers bucket laats. J35O0. 142-4929. trailer, good cond 1975. Call CHEVETTE 1971 - Hatchback, 739»*3_ ANTIQUE FORD 1921 - Model- 4• hrs $125 ' Dav cruising course II hrs $145 j Pilot Coastal nav 20 hrs $49 runs good. 86,000 ml , lUOO/best S offer. Call after 6pm weekdays CHEVY 1975 - Station wagon. Celestial nav 12 hrs ut •, 400 C.l.i 92 — Only Prle« negotiable 530-9045 ' 77,000 ml , new radial snows, DODGE O200 19M - Crew cab. runs exc $650 Call weekdays SIEEKCRAFT 197V 17S hp M8 engine, mechanically sound, after 6 p nr. 5M-a6H. WOO Call 787 7767 Merc outboard, auto pump. ! CHEVY CAMARO 1971 — Needs Coast Guard packeee Pretty 1 TORD 1971 tfa-TON PICK UP — rork, 1400 or best offer. 741-4401 vrrv last 65 mpg plus With Auto , low mileage, en. cond., after 6 p.m. trailer Boat is at Kevport, 11400 164 3876 RANGER FOR NAar.ne lo* U)) CHEVY CAPRICE 1973 — Hard . '.HO'VAN 19)7 - Good cond. top, PS'PB. AC. V-a. runs e«? STATERS ft MOTORS FOR I tellcnt, some rust, asking (750 BOATS 40 h o gal elec Mart Call 747-5143. IORD REFRIGERATED sparks $140. 2 lower units lor M CHEVY MONZA 1*79 — E«. TRUCK - 1975, model F35O, cond . sliver outside, burgundy good running cond , needs body in 37,000 rim Mech. sound, no each, ilarttf * i 'trD for the same ; «orh. Ashing 51200 Call 739 1954 motor 787 7340 rust or dents Call 741 3155 after after 4 or on weekends t p.m f M All FR 1MJ0 IB ripinw ' URO PICK-UP 1975 f 100. dll galvanized, wheels never in CHEVROLET WefCLASSIC — MAter, beautiful • ond 5595 custom, VB. 302. cap, bodv ft Mallbu wagon Small VI, AC, engine exc cond 51SO0 or best auto, PW. PSPB. 12,000 ml. otlar 2f>4 JSB4 * 12M0 Call 7470026 after Ip.m, 154 Recreational 1954 FI00 Pickup %<•••>'. 0798 sun root, AMFM, new trans, rally wheels, 58,000 ml., -runs CHEVY NOVA 1972 — Auto , 4- SHASTA 1973 26' - Travel , cvl. $300 PIC , needs body work $400 or 1 YOUR FORD DEALER CAN ARRANGE CONVENIENT trailer Mint cond . 16' roll down ' Call 739-0012 awning with screen Many e> best offer Call F39 5314 tras Call eves 319 20") AUDI 1001.% 1975 - 4 door, rum CHEVELLE MALIBU 1974 - well, AC. auto . AM/FM. asking V 6, AC, AM/FM. good cond. Call STARCRiBT VENTURE - $1600 Call 944-3011. after 3 P m . 471-9340 FINANCING THROUGH FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS.

best otter S8J-5»Jl *MC MADATOR 1974 - 7i,000 rm « is $600 Call after 6pm. ICORDOBA 197* — Immaculate, 1360241 PS PB. air cond . I 220 Wanted A STAR IS BORN... c.ti Automotive COUGAR XR7 1961 - Slick jhllt, *l Hur USED CARS - Tool 103 engine, lust Dassad Inspac don, bett offer Call 7173964 af doller paid Scnwtrtii T ChrysierPlymouth, Hi w Front i 6 m St Red BanK 711 o;>; 2S0 Auto Insurance ALL AUTOS Mr. Auto Insurance DATSUN 2tOZ 1*76 — Im ?s • do*n. 7 low tionlhly maculate cond, 59.969 original payments immedidt? covcraoe AUDI 5000s 1981 — Eic cond. silver with blue interior, auto.. AM'FM stereo. 747-4000 mileage Call 671-3581 AUDI 100LS 1973 — 2-dr, runt DATSUN, 1972. 240Z — $1900 or wen, AM FM, asking $1000 Call besloffer Ask for Basil or Vln- 229 7916 me 717-9473 Cadillac con- BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET , veriibie H64 lor sale also. 1 BMW 3?0' 1477 — Mint cond, Auto Insurance Lowest Rates. DATSUN - 1981, 200SX, SL Lowest Down Call 24 hour's, 7, Asking $7,500 Call 870-6216 week package. 7 tone silver 40.000 days, for tree quote if requested ma<. 531 05H weekdays miles. Call between 7 ft I, we deliver to your home im BRADLEY t97| GT H - Besl 741 4779 mediate coverage Call 774 7673 DATSUN 20OSX~ 1*? - 12 mos 842-3241 old, Ilka new, 14,500 miles, Sport liUMLLR 4 BITTER INC Luxury package. AC. AM/FM Plymouth-Cnrysler-MGJJQuar stereo ant) cassette player, tun Check Our Rates' \m Hvyy IS 764 5000 roof, rustproof, 60,000 ml., ex- PHOENIX BROKERAGE FORD RANGER-S BUICK CENTURY 1975- I door landed warranty 19.000 870-0591 Famous for low cost auto ft cycle DATSUN 310 GX HATCHBACK insurance Big savings for T loo. loaded, runs eac . highway 39 Est. Hwy. mpg [27) EPA mpg I runrari, contractors. mile*, tl 100 C#ll 870^1390 1980 — 5-speed, front wheel storekeepers Compare BUICK SKYLARK 1976 •J 6 drive, AM/FM cassette, very Rt 16 Kevtwrt 764 3087 aulo, 4 dr . air, PS/PB. imlm clean. 40 mpg , 94,000 mi. $3,000 Broad SI Shrewsbury, 544 1401 stereo, exc cond Asking $1800 Call 583-0759. Toll free 800-442 3048 UN • P m Call after 5 30 Ask for Chris DATSUN 510 1978 — Hatchback, 747 S877 AM FM stereo, auto trans . sun- 260 Auto Rent/Lease BUICK SVKLARK \972 - V8. roof, enc cond., asking $2200 Now you can get a tough Ford Ranger RENT A VAN - LOW, low rates auto , air. power sieelng, good Call I44-61U. Call Marly TOM'S FORD. Hwy cond . $850 Call 787 7765 DATSUN B210 HATCHBACK and convenient financing at one con- 35, Keyport, 264 1600 1981 — 2 dr . 5 speed. AM/FM Ford Motor TURNPIKE RFNT A ( AH BUICK LA SABRE - 1967. 4 dr cassette, cream color, tan In- sedan, radio ft heater, eic run-terior, bucket saats ft mas venient location. Your Ford Dealer can $7 95 per dav. ' rents per mile ning cond . Asking SSOO 791-2*90 wheels. 39,000 ml . asking $4700. cnon . Hwy 15 in Krvpor! 764-7728 HUICK H72SKYLARK - $400 or 647 6066 or 842 6078 after 5 p.m. arrange affordable financing for quali- Credit 270 AutO best offer DATSUN 2I0ZX 2 + 2 1910-Full TDIIPU Can r-n-OMf, oower, s speed, AC. cassette, fied buyers through Ford Motor Credit Servkts/Parts eic cond.. asking $8*75 Call Company 8UICK CENTURY 1973 - 4 df . B42 8569 BUICK 1968 - 150 engine & AC, PS'PB. PW, pwr seals. Company. So see your Ford Dealer trans $1)5 or best offer needs rings. 1300 Call 566-2249 DODGE ^DIPLOMAT SALON ASK for Ml he, 495 7772 nuiCK 1976 - Skylark. 2 d,>or 1979 - AM/FM . air. PS/PB. nice 1979 185CC. 1000 .V,6. 77.0OO mL 1900 44.000 miles, eic cond.. $4*00 and choose from a full line of tough miles, -ismnu $450 2645073 671-6126 ~ • i 81** HUICK LESABRE 1979 - Like DODGE CORONET 1973 — 100K Ford trucks or vans and ask about Ford ' nuniph rnotnr c v< if parti new with cr-VjilffffnTTfli; PS'PB: plus 1500 E*e runwing* c«nd, many oarts available Call 1 owner, V-4 economy 14,000 ml Call 871 1793 Credit Financing. MfKlf Snawr> after '. s*7 7BO4 $5,800 741954S. DODGE" OMNIUM- Aulo., AC, MUSTANG PARTS - 1966. for HUICK HEGAL 1979 2 dr PS, AM/FM. $3tO0 sale Best oftpr Call 291 S52A at auto. V6 PS'PB. AC, AM/FM ter 2 D m Call 583-3205. FORD cai<.elli Looks ft rides Ilka new 58.000 mi $4900 Call 671 1590 DODGE ASPEN 1971 — 4-door PL VMOU TM '<)?: T RANS sedan. 6 cyl , auto.. PS. AC, new MISSION - Surn 6. completely HUICK LESABREWAGON 19*3 - Rum excellent, PW, $250 tires, 63,000 ml , eic. cond •••hunt last fail at Lee Mt.es, 17W0 222 4452 after 3 p.m. 10,000 mi 1125 or MSt offer 787 78t9 DODGE DART* 19*4 - 215iC»l., 1984 Rong.r-S Standard Equ.pm.nl: 2.014.cyl./.ngin», 4-Spoed Manual Transmission, Right and Uft hand mirrors, Vent '1' 2688 BUICK RIVIERA t978 VI. runs good, needs trans work. • ., head 350. 2 lone blue, many eitras. $175 Call 747-3316 after I , Windowt, Day-Night mirrors, AM-Rodio (may b. deleted for credit), Manual jxpkn and Steering. No Air-Conditioning cofnolefe with gaskets. l(0o orr.c cond , 48.000 mi , $5000 or ~~DGE CORONET 1971 WAC MM offer 741 4473 best offer Call 43> 2B8i ON - Good shape, 318 auto. SNOW PLOW - Myers 7 >(,nuiCK SKYLARK 1977 Auto ler hitch, rebuilt tram, ftna w Power Angle, 1300 or best uffer VI. AC, vary good cond . asking exhaust system, rum wetl. $*00 (.4ii after i K4M4S9 $550 Cell 872 149* Call 2*4-5347, between « ft I p.m SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER JODAY!