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Brookdale College awards diplomas to 1,104, B1 IED R rVN roundup Kremlin warning GBRANCH Angels blank Yanks, 3-0; Assigns nuclear armed Tory's Forecast: Met edge San Diego, 4-2. subs off U.S. coast. i, than clearing Page B2 Page A2 wMthmr on A2 Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 273 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, MAY 21, 1984 . 25CENTS Administration of spill fund rapped BY TOM KOSENTHAL industries, earned more money in fund, and he promised to hold cleaning up hazardous waste sites cleanups. In the same period, the million, not more than $17 million. Auoctaled PTCM Writer . interest than was spent on cleanup hearings next month on the report's were also used to rectify en- fund earned more than $2,159 Lesniak charged that the Kean of toxic wastes. findings. vironmental hazards in New Jer- million in interest, the report said. administration has not spent state TRENTON (AP) - The state State Sen. Daniel Dalton, D- Marwan Sadat, director of the sey. The total in the fund was $17.1 funds in order to avoid increasing Department of Environmental Gloucester, chairman of the Senate DEP's Division of Waste Manage- For every $1 New Jersey spends million, according to the Treasury the taxes on chemical industry. Protection hat spent (our times Energy and Environment Commit- ment, defended the spending. He from its spill fund on federally Department. When the spill fund is exhausted, more money on administrative tee, and Sen. Raymond Lesniak, D- said administrative costs Include approved waste sites, the federal Robert Hunt, a treasury official the tax will automatically double in ootta than on cleaning up haiardous Union, who sponsored legislation feasibility studies, salaries of government adds 69, Sadat said. who oversees the spill fund, last order to replenish it. waste sites with the Spill Com- creating the fund In 1979, have workers and other preparations The report issued to legislators week disputed Sadat's statements "They've been very slow in doing pensation Fund, says a report by criticized state environmental of- necessary before cleanup can oc- last month said that in the nine that feasibility studies and sampl- the actual cleanup work," Lesniak the Treasury Department. ficiate taking too long to begin cur. months ending March 31, $8.5 ing are paid for out of the fund. said. "The only reason I can figure The report also shows that the cleaning up sites. In addition, he said the report did million fund was spent on adminis- He also disagreed with his own out is they don't want to antagonize fund, which raises money by taxing "This was never Intended to be a not note that matching funds from trative costs for the spill fund while department's report on the total in business, which would pay the the state's chemical and petroleum money-maker," Dalton said of the the federal superfund program for $2 027 million was spent on the fund, saying it was nearly $13.3 See Spill, page A7 Congress, Reagan scored on toxic waste inaction BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN WEST LONG BRANCH - Gov. Thomas H. Kean, principal speaker Monmouth College's commence- ment ceremonies yesterday, lam- basted Congress and the Reagan administration for "inaction" in the area of environmental protec- tion. The governor, who received an honorary doctor of laws degrees during the ceremony, focused sole- ly on New Jersey's environmental concerns during his speech. Kean criticized Reagan for his reluctance to reauthorize the Superfund to clean up toxic waste dumps. The governer had warned a senate committee last week of the consequences of delaying reauthorization for the next fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. He said he supports a five-year reauthoriza- tion bill now in congress that would increase the Superfund more than fivefold, from the current (1.6 billion to $9 billion over the next five years. While the Superfund will expire at the end of this fiscal year, the FATHER AND SON — U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Reagan administration wants to William J. Brennan Jr., right, formerly of Rumson, congratulates delay reauthorization until after his son William J. Brennan III, as he became president of the New the November election. Kean warn- ed that if Congress does not act HiUmiHniiHrmntH"" Jersey Bar Association at its annual meeting Saturday night in PRINCIPAL ADDRESS - Gov. Thomas H. Kean In his speech, the governor criticized President Atlantic City. immediately, the fiscal resources for continuing major cleanup ef- listens as he is introduced by by Monmouth College Reagan and the Congress for inaction on the forts at toxic waste dumps na- President Samuel H. Magill, (inset), yesterday environment. Seated next to the governor is Judith tionwide would soon run out. during the school's commencement exercises. Stanley, of Middletown, a member ot the college's Kean urged that the state adopt Kean received an honorary doctor of laws degree. Board of Trustees. new means of solid waste disposal. Arab ministers "Our landfills are filling," he said. is where all life began," he said. "If been introdued on the state level, we've studied them," he said. "The "We must move to recycling, to we destroy the ocean, we'll destroy but he did not specify. One resol- question is the courage and the resource recovery, and we must human life itself." ution now pending in the Assembly recourses to act on those prob- move fast." Kean said he had asked the would move the sludge dumping lems." The commencement marked the Environmental Protection Agency site off Monmouth Beach to 106 Kean charged the graduates with denounce Iran end of a six-month-long observance to move ocean dumping sites miles offshore. responsibility for a clean environ- of the College's 50th anniversary. well-defined war zone while recent farther away from eastern shores. Kean said the ocean was further ment, and asked, "If you're not TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) - The "Fifty years ago, the ocean was He said that William Ruckleshouse, foreign ministers of the Arab alleged Iranian attacks came threatened by acid rain. "When it willing to help out with these bluer and the beaches that lined it head of the EPA, had accepted his problems, who will?" He said that nations overruled Syrian and Lib- without warning in International were white," said the governor. He rains, that rain is add," he said, sea lanes and in territorial waters recommendation. But, he added, adding that the ram destroys trees, though graduates may be con- yan dissent yesterday and accuse said that "hazardous dumping" has "this is only a short-term solution." of other gulf states. lakes, and monuments. "The Con- cerned ith "jobs and money, ... Iran of aggression in Its war since polluted the ocean and The long-term solution, he noted, is against Iraq and its reported at- Iran, a non-Arab nation, has gress and President must act on There is no economic future beaches, as pollutants on land "an end to all ocean dumping." without a clean future." He ex- tacks against Arab shipping in the denied making the attacks seeped down into the waterways. acid rain legislation," he said. Persian Gulf. The resolution expressed the The governor said he supported plained that employers and em- "The ocean, if you think about it, environmental legislation that has "We've identified the Issues, and See Congress, page A7 Saudi Foreign Minister Sand al- ministers' "extreme concern over Faisal told reporters the Arab the Iranian aggression against states may have to "take action" to Saudi and Kuwaiti oil tankers in the end the crisis in the gulf, a major territorial waters and maritime source of oil for Western Europe routes of. the ... gulf nations, far Walk for Mankind brings out 200 and Japan.All II Arab League from the declared zone of military members were represented at the operations." BY DANIEL LOWENTHAL one-day meeting. The ministers recalled that At least 10 ships have been under the Arab League charter, any Approximately 200 persons damaged by attacks in the gulf aggressive act against an Arab walked 12 miles in different sec- since January, including five nation "is considered an aggression tions of the county yesterday to Kuwaiti and Saudi oil tankers in against all other Arab nations," to help raise money for health care in leu than a month. be resisted by all possible means. poverty-stricken areas of the Unit- The resolution, approved by a The resolution called on the UN. ed States and the Third World. majority vote, did not mention the Security Council to take "firm and Project Concern's Walk for Man- attacks by league member Iraq on clear action" to end the crisis. kind filled the streets of Red Bank, oil tankers around Iran's Kharg Iraq, which invaded Iran In Eatontown, Holmdel, and Sandy Island. September 1910, has offered to Hook. Early estimates indicate Conference sources, speaking on negotiate peace. Iran says Iraq's more than 110,000 was earned, condition they not be identified, President Saddam Hussein must according to Cindy Fitzpatrick, one said the distinction was made first resign. of the organizers. because the Iraqi attacks took "Nobody in the Arab world seeks Each walker, or groups of place In a previously declared and See Iran, page At walkers, got pledges for the amount of mileage their feet endured. And although the Middletown Marine Police didn't walk, but rather •Monday. patroled the streets of Red Bank, index they managed to secure $375 hi Movies A8 pledges, Fitzpatrick said. Advice B7 People A2 The local walks coincided with Arts AS Obituaries A7 many others around the state and Business.. A5 Opinion A6 nation this weekend. In southern Classified B8 Sports B2 See m, page At Comics B5 Television A8 : Utettyle B6 Your Town Bi Caa Mr. A«to bsaraaee Save You Money??? 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i / A2 MONDAY, MAY 21, 1984 Soviet official: More * missiles ready the flight time to target - Soviet INIatMII** Taping of speech MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet De- "Is that a road toward agree- fense Minister Dmitri P. Ustinov sea-based missiles create a counterbalance to the threat equal ment?" Ustinov asked. "Talks are said yesterday that the Kremlin has impossible on such a basta" ' Increased the number of nuclear- to that which is posed to us and our irks columnist allies by the American missiles in NATO said it was Installing the armed submarines off American missiles In Britain, West Germany, ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - CBS News com- shores, as it vowed to do after Europe," he added. Ustinov also reaffirmed previous Italy Belgium and the Netherlands mentator Andy Rooney Is rarely shy about offering NATO started deploying new miss- to counter recently installed Soviet his opinions, but he stopped in the middle of a ipeech iles In Europe. Soviet threats that "in case of to the Alaska Press Club and walked out when he further growth of the American SS-20 missiles. Ustinov told the official news Ustinov claimed President Re- learned that a local television station was taping the agency Tau that President Reagan nuclear missile potential In speech. • was "drawing the world into Europe, we will accordingly in- agan and other Western' leaders "I came here to speak off the' record to another nuclear arms race." He crease the number of SS-20 missiles were keeping silent about the' journalists," Rooney said after he left the podium said Reagan's hard-line policies In the European part of the USSR." Increased risk the missiles pose to Saturday night. "There were thing* that I was going had made arms control talks Im- The Soviet Union earlier had their own countries. to say that I wouldn't have said with the camera possible and would never wring announced it was installing new Ustinov said the Soviet Union is rolling." concessions from the Soviets. missiles in Bast Germany In not striving to attain military Pat Lynn, who was operating the camera for Any nuclear attack on the Soviet Czechoslovakia. superiority, and described the pres- KTVA-TV, said the speech was a news event and bloc, Ustinov said, would bring "Thanks to the measures we are ent situation, with.arms control refused to stop taping. "Immediate and inevitable" re- taking, the military balance is talks at a standstill, as "abnormal Rooney left the platform a few minutes into his taliation against the being restored but at a higher and dangerous." speech as his address changed from humorous Bob Hope Andy Roooey and Western Europe. level," Ustinov told Tass. "The situation should and can be remarks about his experiences in Alaska to serious Ustinov said the Soviet Union "Washington leaders should not changed for the better," he said. remarks about patriotism. Pendergrass was riding in his $109,000 Rolls Royce could not ignore NATO's deploy- hypnotize themselves ... that with But the conditions he offered for He said later that among the topics he had planned with a transsexual entertainer when the March 1982 ment of 572 new nuclear-tipped the help of new missiles or new improvement - withdrawal of to discuss was the danger of journalists who are accident in Philadelphia occurred. He claims in the Pershing 2 and cruise missiles In plans for the establishment of a Pershing 2 and cruise missiles proud of their communities turning from straight interview he did not know his companion was a Western Europe, which started late 'comprehensive anti-missile de- already deployed and a halt to reporting of events to boosterism. transsexual until he read about It afterward. last year. fense of the U.S.A.' it is possible to further deployment - already have "The camera was intrusive. I didn't feel at ease," make the Soviet Union ... agree to Despite his paralysis, Pendergrass says he still He said for the first time in been rejected repeatedly by the said Rooney. He said he had told organizers of the feels "attractive to females." unilateral concessions," be said. West. banquet that he did not want to be taped. public that Moscow had carried out "There's a human being here that's just as the vow it made last November to "These are futile hopes," be State Department spokesman attractive to females... I will never change that sexy respond by increasing the nuclear added. "It is high time for the Joe Reap said the department had Food lured Hope to New Orleans image," he says. threat to the United States. United States to change its policy no new comment on Ustinov's NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Bob Hope says he chose "We have Increased the number toward the Soviet Union." speech. of our submarines with nuclear The Soviets broke off arms Last February, Navy Secretary . New Orleans' world's fair as the setting for a Carters will tour Japan missiles aboard off the coasts of the television special marking his 81st birthday because reduction talks after the NATO John F. Lehman Jr., told reporters TOKYO (AP) - Former President Jimmy Carter U.S.A.," he said. deployment began. Ustinov yester- there had been a "substantial surge of the city's reputation for fine food. flew to Japan on last night with his wife Rosalynn "It's a contest with these restaurants to see who "In terms of their charac- day dismissed American offers to in Soviet missile submarines in the and daughter Amy for a six-day private visit. resume the talks as "mere words," Atlantic." No similar activity had can get the best food. I'd come here just for the They are to visit Hiroshima, the site of the first teristics — yield, accuracy, the menu," Hope said after entertaining 5,400 people ability to reach targets on the belled by actions such as the been detected in the Pacific, he atomic bomb blast, on Thursday to make an appeal continued push to develop the MX said. Saturday night in a 90-minute show at the Louisiana for peace. territory of the United States and World Exposition amphitheater. Carter Is also scheduled to attend the 50th "I'm going to say on my show that with all these anniversary of Yoshida Kogyo K.K., a major zipper nationalities (at the fair), you can get heartburn in manufacturing company. The company's president, 12 different countries," he added. Tadao Yoshida, invited the Carters to Japan. "The Bob Hope Birthday Special" wiU air May 28 Marcos claims he never on NBC - the night before the comedian's 81st birthday. Filmmaker discusses childhood Hope is taping the show on location at the fair with IRVINE, Calif. (AP) - As a low-riding teen-ager, a celebrity lineup that includes Mr. T, Brooke filmmaker Penelope Spheeris hung out at bowling committed election fraud Shields, June and Johnny Cash, Placido Domingo, alleys and protected herself with razor blades tucked Red Buttons, John Ritter, Sugar Ray Leonard, Dick into her shoes. MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Cavett and David Letterman. As the award-winning author and director of the President Ferdinand E. Marcos movie "Suburbia," she recently hung out at the declared yesterday that he had Singer has time for praying University of California-Irvine, talking to about 300 never committed election fraud, NEW YORK (AP) - Soul singer Teddy Pender- students about her film. and he said he was saddened by grass, paralyzed in a 1982 auto crash, says the The full-length movie, winner of the 1983 Chicago anti-government rioting that led accident has given him "a chance to catch up with Film Festival, reflects Miss Spheeris' early world of police to fire into a crowd, killing a lot of praying time." cruising, bikers, punk, adolescent amours and one person and wounding 27. "For years I was running," he said in an interview parental abuse. It was released last week to rave "Now if we really had wanted to, in the June issue of Life magazine. "I might have notices from the East Coast and mixed reviews in we probably could have cheated," wanted to take some time to talk with my creator, Los Angeles. Marcos said in a nationally tele- but it was always 30 seconds to show time. "All the way up until the 11th grade I was a social vised news conference, "but you "Now I'm not busy when he wants to talk to me." reject," the 38-year-old Miss Spheeris said. "I went know I've never cheated in my Despite the paralysis, which has left him with only out and hung around Westminster bowling alleys whole life in an election." minimal arm mobility, Pendergrass is still singing. with razor blades stuck in the front of my shoes so Marcos said opposition poli- He has recently recorded a new album, "Love I could kick people if I got in a fight, y'know? I'm ticians were to blame for Saturday Language." serious. I was a low rider." night riots by crowds who claimed the government committed vote fraud. Portions of a crowd of 10,000 people tried to storm the provincial capitol building in Cebu City. 320 miles south of Manila. Marcos said the riots "may 200 walk for mankind somehow blur the image of our free democracy, that we have presented (continued) will go toward establishing health will be distributed to the Third to the world holding free, honest care in impoverished areas, World. New Jersey, a third-grade girl Fitzpatrick said. The money will be elections where the untrammeled gained attentionby raising $1,500, put toward supplies, food, medical Once Project Concern sets up will of the people is allowed to be Fitzpatrick said. The top money equipment and personnel, and foundations in various areas, it expressed." earner in this area had not been educators. looks to the U.S. government or Constabulary Maj. Alberto determined as of last night. The recipients of the aid will be organizations such as the Red Cross Olarlo acknowledged that his The walks here were sponsored taught how to clean their water, to lend support, Fitzpatrick said. troops fired at rioters who were by the Red Bank Kiwanis Club, the hurling bricks and fire bombs. He build sanitary facilities, and grow The remaining 25 percent of the Holmdel Kiwanis Club, and the their own food. said the troops aimed for rioters' Middletown Shadow Lake Kiwanis money raised will be used for legs, "to maim" but not kill. ' In this country, aid will go to administrative costs, she said. Of Club. The walks took place between American Indians in Arizona and to Police said one person was 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. residents of Appalachia, that, 20 percent will be returned to killed, 27 were wounded and 18 Of the money raised, 75 percent Fitzpatrick said.' Much of the aid the local communities which con- were arrested. ducted the walks. The demonstrators alleged fraud Last year, Monmouth County had been committed in the prov- Ministers denounce Iran received $3,000 in return for its ince, where five Marcos candidates participation, she said. and one opposition candidate were AlllH la?f#,

Jersey shore Th* Forecast/8 p m EOT, Monday, recruitments in El Salvador ; Chance of morning showers, becoming partly sunny during the afternoon. Highs 70 to 75. Winds south to SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador this fall during President Reagan's moment," he said. "We must be southwest around 10 mph. Fair tonight with lows mid (AP) - Archbishop Arturo Rivera campaign for re-election. artisans of a peace founded in to upper 50s. Partly sunny tomorrow with highs 70 to y Damas denounced yesterday the But military sources said the justice, freedom and love, or we 75. Chance of precipitation 50 percent early today, growing campaign of forced re- rate of rebel desertions has grown must resign ourselves to more decreasing to 20 this afternoon and to 10 tonight. Ocean cruitment by leftist guerrillas bat- along with the recruitment drive. senseless death." water temperatures are in the mid 50s. tling the government in a 4Vi-year- Col. Adolfo Blandon, chief of Duarte is in Washington and is old civil war. staff of the armed forces, said last scheduled to meet with Reagan Marine forecast "Reports of kidnappings by the week that nearly 900 guerrillas today. guerrillas to increase their military have deserted over the past six Watch Hill, R.I., to Manasquan, N.J. strength are growing every day months, compared with only a few Winds: Variable winds 10 knots or less through today, more frequent," the Roman Cath- dozen in the previous six months. TTieDsury Register gusty in thunderstorms. Visibility: 5 miles or more olic primate of El Salvador said in He said most deserters were FRONTS: Ms Sunday homily at Metropolitan except locally 3 miles in haze and variable at times to youths forced into service who fled 1 mile or less in showers and fog this morning. *•""»» COW «v Cathedral. (USPS-145-440) Increasing to 5 miles or more tonight. Variable He added that "at the same time, from their training camps. PuUWwd Dm, by Tha RM Bank R«,m, Showws Ran FlurrtM Snow Oc£lu*«^ among* »*r Rivera y Damas said 35 people Ealatxuhad in 1976 cloudiness through tonight. Showers or thunderstorms m the reports of political kidnappings by John H Cook and Hanfy Clay • Inn NOAA us iw m Come* were killed last week in political at times this morning. Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet by the security forces are Main Olfica through tonight. diiniTuSuUifl • violence — 29 civilians slain in Ona RagMi Plaia. Snrmhiiy. N.J. 07701 Weather elsewhere Cohjmoua.Oh 60 56 1.06 n crossfires or by bombs during 1201) 5424000 Coocwd.NH 72 43 46 Or Witnesses reported guerrillas FlWorin 76 65 ody seized SO youths Saturday in San military operations; three people Branch Ollict. Tides M UM OMl DayKn 77 56 1.56 m Monmoi* Couniy Couitnouaa 09 Jose de las Flores, a town 12 miles murdered by right-wing death Fiaahold, N.J. 07728 Aloany M m my Oanva. 66 52 cdy Albuquarqu* •1 54 Cll DaaMolnaa 7* 56 m north of Ssn Salvador, and marched squads; one civilian killed by Sandy Hook 47 CO, Mamoan o( mt AuociaM Pratt Tna AaaociaM Amvillo 82 Dwrott 65 55 32 in guerrillas, and two soldiers slain in Anchoiaga 60 45 cdy DuKAl them off to the Guaxapa Volcano, All times Eastern Standard 56 45 coy njMPjWM » Ka impapai ai Ml at ill AP nawt •ahavilla ai 49 COy EIPMO 66 60 or a rebel stronghold to the north. battle. TODAY: High: 01:36 a.m. and xxxx p.m. and low: AMnia S3 «O m EyantytHa B0 66 COy m They said the guerrilla leaders •07:27 a.m. and 7:41 p.m. AHanKClly 76 M FBIMM 70 41 cdy The archbishop urged President- Mambii ol tna Am«ican Navapapa) Putwnam 66 89 64 42 cdy told the townspeople they planned •• TOMORROW High: 01:49 a.m. and 2:31 p.m. and BMmora M 62 cdy FajgMaft 76 36 elect Jose Napoleon Duarte to *^B

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get MoUy and Maxie out of tells him off and says she cancel wedding plans or toSally. Carl furious when contains clues to what purchases a wig in order tonant but waits to tellSky . GUIDING LIGHT: wed. Jill tells Jack he may happened to her when she disguise herself so she can Seeing Raven's medical Mindy suffers miscar- the house, Asa claims that knows about Justine. Perry goes to Mac for Maxie sold her house to Cagney goes toJustin e and be father of her child. advice on new business left her husband Costos. remain in Washington with reports, Alicia believes riage. Lujack finds Philip Learning baby Jill's carry- Lucinda makes John be- Hal. Logan is father of Raven's with Beth. Philip comes to him. Molly and Maxie she says his name. Lloyd venture. Enraged by ques- move into the Vernon Inn. pumps Kristen for infor- ing may be physically and tions during lie detector lieve that she'll rec- DAYS OF OUR UVES: unborn child. hospital and is stunned to mentally handicapped, ommend the hospital board After surgery, Bo learns he GENERAL HOSPITAL: learn that Mindy-has lost Edwina tells Marco that mation after finding a test, Catlin tears off equip- Maxie is in love with him. photo of the Sentell jewels. John against abortion. Jill ment. Mac thrilled when appoint him acting chief of is paralyzed from the waist Lila tells Edward if the baby. Hilary, on road to A stunned Marco confronts is in favor. staff while Bob is away. down. Refusing to see hisBeatrice doesn't leave recovery, laughs when Mildred makes Sunny and Jamie decides to give up Maxie, who admits that Hogan dress in costumes ALL MY CHILDREN: life as a struggling novelist Instead, Lucinda suggests family or tell anyone about town she is leaving Ed- Fletcher tells her they had she has deep feelings for Having fallen In love with David. his condition. Bo shocked ward. Jimmy Lee feels to get married so she could for the book fair. Caroline and stay with Cory Pub- him. Dorian working toge t Lafontalne, a great ro- Hilary, Tad informs Edna lishing full time While when Hope arrives. Keep- sorry for Lila ,but won't leave Ocho Rios. Hilary CAPITOL: Wally starts ing his secret, Bo tells easy wheelchair access to mance novelist, is he'll no longer date Dotty Peter Is trying toge t folder training course as hospital make his mother leave was too ill even to know the Llanview buildings and regardless of how much Hope they are through. A town. Grant II makes cer- wedding ceremony was go- interested in Hogan. In a on David Thatcher from orderly. Thomas signs businesses. Laurel informs rage, Wendy fights with money Edna offers. Tony, county clerk, Cecille paces stunned Hope tells Larry tain that Celia sees Grant ing on. Hilary and Fletcher Brenda up as hospital can- she wants to wed right Larry that she knows Dan- Warren when she finds him having made assistant the yacht wondering where dy-striper. When Thomas I in bed with Tanya. A agree to annulment. After ny doesn't want them to track coach at Pine Valley away. devastated Celia tells seven years, Jim's re- dressing to go out. An her tardy bridegroom-lobe turns down dinner invite date. Brad sells his share envelope from a car-rental University, pays a visit to is. Thanks to T.J , Brian Grant II that she wants to search on the virus is of Wildlife to Anthony. from Beth because he must EDGE OF NIGHT: agency falls from Warren's Jenny. Greg is furious but agrees toge t Catlin free on work, she becomes upset Raven learns she is preg- go to the cabin. completed. Learning Reva Herb agrees to work on Jenny thinks Tony has plans to leave Springfield. jacket. Police tap the bond. Peter arrives for and Jordy offers to take crime commission. Dorian Sentells' phone and tell changed. After Willie tells wedding. Just before say- Josh tries to stop her. As fears that Herb may be in her for ride. JuUe tells St ritth mo them they must act asBonnie their friendship Ing "I do," Peter gasps for Jordy she can't believe Tony and Annabelle danger. must be a secret, Bonnie prepare to wed, Nola goes though nothing's wrong. breath and collapses on she'll never be able to RYAN'S HOPE: Body Travis is called to ware- claims Willie is just make- floor. carry Tyler's child. Sloane into labor. believe, but Ellen isn't so LOVING: Jack learns burned beyond recognition house on business. Ringo AS THE WORLD Is stunned when she sees is found in car crash and is holds a gun to T.R. ascertain and plans to learn TURNS: Learning that her mother looking very that his biological mother secret of the west wing was pregnant by a manidentified as Joe's through Travis walks in. Kirk needs Immediate sur- pale. When Sloane leaves, jewelry found at scene of YOUNG AND THEfrom Ross. After sex with gery if his eyesight Is tob e Paula laughs and suddenly other than her husband Edna, Zach tells her he's a Henley. Ann understands accident. Learning Joe is RESTLESS: Just as John restored, Whit finally regains her appetite. Sam "dead," Jacqueline blames is about to call off Ashley's hustler and she must pay agrees to let Jeff do theInvestigating Zed's connec- why Tony left Lorna. Stacy a truly sorrowful Max. next time. Devastated, tells Tony she will try tob e wedding to Eric, police procedure when no other tion to Tyler. Trey tells Jacqueline tells Siobhan, arrive and report Eric Edna takes to the bottle. doctor can be found. Diana Sloane about Kelly's pic- his friend. Learning Edie who passes out and then Joanna dresses in a wed- plans to leave Corinth and seriously injured In car tells Frank how she tried toture and promises he won't goes into early labor. accident. Marc tells Ashley ding gown as bride who manipulate Steve Into mar- let his memories of her head for Oklahoma, Doug Siobhan gives birth to a died the day of her wedding buys ticket for same flight he'll stay in town until riage. Frank becomes furi- ruin their love. Kelly healthy three-pound baby Ashley gets what she and frightens Erica. ous but agrees to stay with "Daffy and Martousl as Edie. On plane, Doug boy. Tim Forest, assistant iidots fcesp sis' ktagetn." begs Edie to marry him wants. With Eric on the ANOTHER WORLD: Diana .If she swears to stage manager for Rock road to recovery, Ashley Catlin tells Peter and Lar- leave Steve and Betsy and she says yes. Isabel Fever, says he's really a RTE.35 tells Shana she knows doesn't know whether to ry he didn't kill David and alone. Steve realizes his glorified gofer but will try tell him she wants to mother Marina's fairy tele Cabot is her father. Shana to get Katie a job on the only confessed to protect Rnders decides not to play along show. Roger breaks into with Dane's plot to get bid Maggie's apartment. over Cabot, and instead Johno tells Bess that Jill decides to change figures has no time for him. 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MAY 21. 1964 * Your Town B=EEE- GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN uates 1,104 students BY DANIEL LOWENTHAL Her father, also from Greece, board of directors and the parents -was educated at Rutgers and is now club of Brookdale's day care MIDDLETOWN - Brookdale a psychology professor in Athens. Commanity Collage, Linqroft, graduated a record 1,104 itudenU At Brookdale, Chlotls was vice She plans to enter Monmouth president of the International Club, yesterday at the college's 14th Collate as a business adminis- where she helped other non-native tration major this fall. commencement ceremony. students with visas, language and The one male to receive a Approxima tely 490 graduate! and cultural adjustment. Distinguished Graduate Award was 2.500 relatives and friends packed A classical guitarist, she has Michael Bilof of Eatontown. He the schools gymnasium for the Hi- tutored music students and taken was a chemical engineering major hour ceremony that began at 2 p.m. part hi recitals. Last summer, she who has been accepted at Rutgers. After college President Dr. B A. worked for Family and Children's At Brookdale, Bilof was a volun- Barringer and Board of Trustees Service, Long Branch, helping a teer student tutor In the math lab Chairman Gordon N. Utwin wel- group of agoraphobics. last year, and aspires to a career comed the graduates and guests, Another DisUguiahed Graduate, in chemical engineering. He plans Theresa A. Kondrup, a political Mieke Menke Jansma, of Rumson. to pursues master's degree or Join science major from Freehold was born in The Netherlands, but the Peace Corps. Towihip, addressed the assembly. has resided in the United States for The awarding of degrees and the She called Brookdale "The nearly 30 years. honors began with certification of School of Hope," saying it attracts A liberal arts major, she was co- candidates by Dr. Margaret Gwyn- MfMr pta» kf lai Pm a diversity of persons for a variety editor of Brookdale's literary ne, vice president of Educational of reasons in the interest of magazine, "Collage." One of her Services, and was followed by the RECORD GRADUATION - Brookdale Board ol Brookdale Community College, Uncrott, at its 14th educational opportunity. contributions to the magazine was conferral of degrees by Barringer. Trustees Chairman Gordon N. Litwin, center, commencement yesterday. Behind Litwin, college Kondrup was a nominee for a based upon her own terrifying The graduates were presented by presenting a diploma to one of the 1,104 students President Or. B. A. Barringer extends his hand to Harry S Truman Scholarship and experiences as a child during the the Learning Center Chairpersons — a record number — who graduated from congratulate another graduate. was named alternate for a Nail occupation of Holland. ' representing the institutes: Ronald Brookdale Foundation Trust Jansma was acting president of Kudile, associate professor of Rutgers County College Scholar- the International Students Associa- biology; Dr. Louis J. PuUano. ship. She was active in the College tion, a member of the College professor of communications Senate, serving on the Executive Senate, and a peer advisor to media; and Dr. Mary Lou Wagner, and Academic Honors committees, returning women. assistant professor of sociology and and as recording secretary. Marstiner Hayes, of Neptune, anthropology. Litwin distributed Following her talk, a classmate, was a business administration ma- the diplomas. Samuel Ackerman, of Ocean, pres- jor who had been a factory worker, At S p.m., 56 nurses graduated in ented the class gift, a color but now has hopes of becoming a a pinning ceremony at the gym- television set to be used in one of corporate executive. nasium. * Brookdale s extension centers. The mother of five, Hayes This year, Brookdale presented Upon successful completion of entered Brookdale under the the New Jersey Board of Nursing Distiguished Graduate Awards to Educational Opportunity Fund Pro- four students, two of whom are Examination in July, they will gram. She took a work-study job "become registered nurses. foreign-born. and, with the support of the Irene Choitis, 21, of Oakhurst. college's faculty, took as many as Following the invocation, greet- plans to seek a Ph.D. in psychology 18 credits a semester. ings by Barringer, and a talk by at Rutgers University this fall. But, Hayes became vice president and nursing instructor Ilene Hackett, before then, she expects to return manager of the Business Education Dolores Yaros, R.N., director of to her native Greece for the Student Teams Club, a business nursing and allied health, presented summer to visit her family. debating team, and was on the the pins. Mleke M. Marstiaer Hayes Michael Bilof Katharine E. White gets award for 'Americanism'

FORT MONMOUTH - Superior Court Judge Benedict R. Katharine Elkus White, former Nicosia, state Sen. S Thomas U.S. ambassador to Denmark and Gagliano, R-Monmouth. and Arthur former Red Bank mayor, was Z. Kamin, editor of The Daily and honored yesterday by the Jewish Sunday Register. War Veterans "for her dis- Howard said White "led the way tinguished public service and patri- for women to become active in otism." public and community service." More than 100 people gathered at the Glbbs Hall Officer's Club for a O'Hern, also a former Red Bank breakfast at which White received mayor, praised White as a "pioneer the Morris Miller Americanism for women in public life." nisi »yu»rnw Award from the Lt. Howard J. Nicosia, another former Red ON DISPLAY — Two armored personnel carriers Monmouth for Armed Forces Day. The two-day Schnabolk Post SIS of the Jewish Bank mayor, said White had War Veterans. Miller, who died and an armed jeep are among the U. S. Army observation drew approximately 15,000 visitors to "touched all of our lives in a equipment being admired by visitors to Fort the fort over the weekend. several years ago, was a past commander of the post. positive and wonderful way." Presenting the award to White Gagliano noted the respect White were Harold L. Schabolk, com- always received from two public mander of the post, and Saul officials that he (Gagliano) re- 15,000 at Fort Monmouth Diamond, a past county com- spected: the late Rep. James J. mander of the Jewish War Vet- Auchincloss and retired Superior erans. Court Judge Theodore J. In accepting the award. White KATHARINE E. WHITE Labrecque, now chairman of the Armed Forces Day events praised the veterans' organization county Transportation Coordi- for its service to the community nating Committee. FORT MONMOUTH - Under approximately the same total as items, ranging from beer and and noted the 100th birthday of campaign. sunny skies and amid comfortable last year. peanuts to tacos and Kielbasi. former president Harry S Truman, White, during her career in "Early in my career, Jim temperatures, the two-day cel- In contrast to Saturday's agenda, A large display of military who also took an active part in public service, also served as Auchincloss and Ted Labrecque ebration of Armed Forces Day which included military cer- equipment was included as part of veterans' affairs. chairman of the New Jersey High- told me about the high regard in culminated here yesterday. emonies, yesterday was considered the open house. On exhibit were "He was a role'model for all of way Authority, as state treasurer, which they hold Katharine White," Servicemen and women, their the "family day" of the fort's trucks, missiles, tanks, helicopters, us." White said. and as a state and national Demo- said Gagliano, who was an aide to families and friends and the gen- celebration. and satellite communications White recalled that Truman was cratic committeewoman. She is a Auchincloss while attending law eral public gathered along what is Many children milled about the equipment. turned down for the U.S. Military former member of the Rutgers school and is a son-in-law of field, taking in the sights and trying Academy at West Point because of University Board of Governors and Labrecque's. "They were absolute- known as the 800 Area, afield near In addition to the U.S. Army their luck at a variety of games. Of poor eyesight, but he still "per- serves as an emerita member of ly right." Huskey Brook Pond, for a variety supplies, there was a display of of activities. interest to many were the three- severed to gain an Army com- the Rutgers Board of Trustees. military equipment from the Soviet Kamin, who is also chairman of On Up were martial arts and legged race, sack races, horse mission." She also reminisced The breakfast featured remarks the Rutgers Board of Trustees, Union. A captured Soviet T-M rappelling demonstrations, a magic shoes, tug of war, volley ball, and about the Truman presidential about White and her career in cited White's role during the last 10 battle tank was stationed on the show, and break dancing. Ad- egg tosses. campaign of 1948 against former public service from Rep. James J. years in "bringing Rutgers to the ditional entertainment included a field, as were other Soviet weapons New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Howard, D-N.J., state Supreme first-rank of American state uni- Refreshment stands were avail- and supplies captured in last year's and the role she played in the Court Justice Daniel J. O'Hern, performance by the 389th Army able for those who needed relief versities." Band, exhibits and rides. invasion of Grenada. from one of the warmest days this The theme for Armed Forces A fort spokeswoman estimated spring. In stock was a variety of the two-day attendance at 15.000, or Day was "Meeting the Challenge." COMMUNITY CALENDAR

TODAY HAZLET - The Hazlet Township Library, Middle YESTERDAYS Road, will hold "Camp-in-the-Library," stories and RED BANK - Monmouth Hypertension Control songs for children in kindergarten through fifth grade, Project will sponsor a free high blood pressure from 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. Pre-registration is required. of "Pageant of Spring." The rose Pathmark in Freehold. They are screening for individuals 18 to M yean of age from 9 "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown," a movie for all 100 year* ago garden and lawn of Mrs, Richard K. protesting the store's sale of non- a.m. to noon at the MCOSS Clinic, 141 Bodman Place. ages, will be shown free from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. Fox serve as the backdrop, con- UFW iceberg lettuce, table grapes RED BANK - The Rivenriew Medical Center's HAZLET — The Hazlet Township Environmental "Interesting items from beyond tributing to the show's success. and Gallo Wines. nutrition services department will offer a "Weight Commission will meet at 8 p.m. In the Environmental the Shrewsbury (River):" Some 350 people witnessed the The "Rifle-ettes," a state cham- Away" post graduate course from 4 to 5:30 p.m. The Commission Office, 317 Middle Road. The public is Charles Rearden, while working pageant. pion girls drill team from Atlantic course will continue for 10 weeks and pre-registration invited to attend. on Swift's Hotel In Highlands, was Highlands, wins first place at the is required. Call the nutrition services department for further information. UNION BEACH - The Union Beach FT A will present struck by a board falling from the Veterans of Foreign Wars parade in 20 years ago RED BANK - The Klwanis Club will host the Mth "Cultural Arts Night" at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial School. top of the building. He sustained a Freehold. They are scheduled to severe, though not serious injury. A construction worker wins a annual student leaders award dinner at 7 p.m. at the The public is invited to view student exhibits from the march in the Memorial Day parade Olde Union House. music and art departments. The schooner William V. Wilson $30,000 settlement for injuries he in Middletown. to freighting large quantities of sustained in a Freehold sewer. RED BANK — Rlvervtew Medical Center's "Singled MATAWAN — The Woman's Club of Matawan will asparagus to the city. Upon lighting a cigarette, be found Out" will hold a poUuck supper at «:30 p.m. at the First bold its luncheon and installation of officers at 12:30 New complaints are made himself blown out of the manhole 5 years ago Presbyterian Church. All those attending are asked to p.m. at the American Hotel, Freehold. against the odors from the fish oil by an explosion he claimed was bring a covered dish Item that will serve eight people. factories. caused by a gas leak. Two Morganville youths are ar- RUMSON - The Citizens Search Committee for A two-alarm fire rages for over rested when they are discovered Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School Board of TOMORROW pumping gas into their van at a three hours and destroys Riverside Education Candidates will meet in Room 1 at the FREEHOLD - The Molly Pitcher Woman's Club of 50 yean ago closed station. Lanes, Luncheonette, and Cocktail Presbyterian Church, East River Road. All interested Freehold Township will hold an installation luncheon at An extravagant celebration is Lounge at 21-23 East Front St., Red New Jersey energy officials pre- residents are encouraged to attend. 10:30 a.m. at the Lobster Shanty, Route 33. scheduled in New York to honor Bank. The efforts of more than 300 dict there will be no shortage of KEYPORT - Members of Keyport Veterans of LONG BRANCH — Families Anonymous, a fellow President Roosevelt on Memorial volunteers who manned K pieces of fuel over the Memorial Day week- Foreign Wars Post 4247, its auxiliary and Junior Girls ship of relatives and friends concerned about the use Day. One hundred and ten naval fire-fighting equipment could not end. Unit are selling Buddy Poppies, handmade by disabled of drugs and related behavioral problems, will meet at ships and 44,000 seamen will crowd save the structure. The Big Apple dobs May 21 "Fata veterans. 7:30 p.m. at the Monmouth Chemical Dependency into the harbor. The event will be Waller Day" hi celebration of the MATAWAN - A bedtime storytlme for children age Treatment Center, 152 Chelsea Ave. visible from Sandy Hook and the JO year* ago late pianist-composer's 75th birth- Stt to six will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Matawan- HAZLET — The Raritan Bay Town Criers Chapter of day. A proclamation by Mayor Aberdeen Public Library, Main Street. Youngsters may the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of ftBgmulorev providetnvvnicas a beautifuumuuiuil dau*yJ Members and sympathisers of Koch makes the tribute official, wear their pajamas. Registration is necessary. Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have the Red Bank First Baptist the United Farm Workers are honoring the author of the famous CUFFWOOD BEACH — Free needlecraft lessons are rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Raritan High * yoang people's presentation fasting for 24 boors outside the show "Ain't Mtobehavin'." offered 2 to 4 p.m. Mondays at McDonald's, Route 35. School. Middle Road, Hazlet. J -*- B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAV, MAY21..1WK Error pushes magical Mets past Padres, 4-2 SAN DIEGO (AP) - Tony ing five consecutive strikeouts Gwynn. who had moved from right during one stretch to tie a Padres' field to center for the San Diego Phils top club record. Padres in the 10th inning, dropped Giants, B3 The Padres rallied for a pair of a fly ball for a three-base error runs in the bottom of the fifth. Tim which helped the New York Mete to Flannery, starting at third in place a 4-2 victory yesterday. Wilson. But Brooks then singled of the slumping Graig Nettles, "When he hit it it was fine," said Wilson to third and pinch-hitter drew a one-out walk and moved to Gwynn but the deep fly by Jesse Darryl Strawberry singled to tie second on a wild pitch, by Torrez. Orosco, 4-1, "On the way down It the game. Reserve catcher Bruce Bochy went into the sun and I lost it. I just The only hits that Lollar allowed drove him in with a single and opened my glove and hoped it would in eight innings were an infield Lollar singled Bochy to second. hit in it." single by Wilson in the fourth and After Torrez walked Alan Wiggins But the ball ended up on the Martin's fifth-inning home run, to load the bases, Tony Gwynn, who ground and Orosco ended up a third which gave the Mete a brief 1-0 had four RBI Saturday night, where he scored the run that broke lead. singled to short to put the Padres the 2-2 tie on Kelvin Chapman's on top 2-1. sacrifice fly. After walking pitcher Mike Tor- "I was just rounding second rez with one out in the fifth, Lollar The Mets are now 44 in extra- when I saw him drop the ball and retired the next 10 batters, record- inning games, and the Padres 0-4. I thought there I would try to make third," said Orosco. Darryl Strawberry, who was replaced in the starting lineup for the first time this season by Jerry Cosmos topple Martin, singled in the game-tying run in the ninth off Padres reliever Rich Gossage Strawberry was upset before the Vancouver, 2-1 game about being benched by Manager Dave Johnson, but said EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - penalty area. But Cosmos goal- afterward it was a good decision. Roberto Cabanas tallied a pair of keeper Hubert Birkenmeier "I hadn't been swinging the bat first-half goals to lift the Cosmos to blocked the penalty shot by Bob well," said the Mets' slugger. I had a 2-1 North American Soccer Lenarduzzi. to get my mind back into the League victory over the Vancouver Cabanas opened the scoring for game." Whitecaps yesterday. the Cosmos at 11:45 when he Gwynn's three-base error set up Cabanas, the NASL's leading volleyed in the rebound of a shot by a tie-breaking sacrifice fly by scorer and most valuable player Chico Borja. DiBemardo also had Kelvin Chapman. Ron Gardenhire last year, snapped the 1-1 deadlock an assist on the goal. and Keith Hernandez followed with at 20:53. He raced between two The Whitecaps tied the score singles to put runners on first and defenders to take a long pass from three minutes later when Peter GROUND ATTACK - Johan Neeskens of the the ball away from Carl Valentine of the Vancouver third, and George Foster followed Angelo DiBemardo and drill a shot Ward tallied on a header following Cosmos uses a ground attack as he tries to take Whitecaps during first half action yesterday. with a sacrifice fly for an insurance past Vancouver goalkeeper Paul assists from Fran O'Brien and run. Bradshaw from 22 yards. Frans Thijssen. Craig Lefferts, 0-2, was the Dan Canter also had an assist on ' Bratsis enraged the crowd of victim of Gwynn's error. the game's winning goal. 16,719 — the Cosmos' smallest here With the Padres leading 2-1 in the The Cosmos went into a de- since 1977 - by calling 33 fouls by Bunko wsky grabs 1 st title ninth inning, Goose Gossage re- fensive posture in the second half the home team as compared to just lieved Tim Lollar and allowed the and protected their slim lead the 17 for Vancouver, while issuing the CLIFTON (AP) - Barb lahassee, Fla., carded seven Spencer-Devlin, who began the Mets to tie the game on three rest of the way to register their Cosmos six yellow cards. Bunkowsky captured her first birdies over the first nine holes to final round tied with Bunkowsky at singles, including a bast hit by second win in as. many starts. Two of those cautions went to LPGA tour victory by four strokes take a four-stroke lead at 10-under. 3-under-par, had a 54-hole total of Hubie Brooks that extended his Vancouver, now 2-2, blew an Vladislav Bogichevic. The second, yesterday with a 7-under-par 66 On the back nine of the par-73, 6-under-par 213 for her highest batting streak to 16 games. excellent chance to tie the game at which came at 76:18, caused his that included nine birdies on the 6,389-yard Upper Montclair Coun- finish in rive years on the tour. Her George Poster led off with a 70:26. Referee Angelo Bratsis ruled first ejection In 214 NASL games final round of the $175,000 Chrysler- try Club course, Bunkowsky final-round 70 included seven single and was erased on a field- that Cosmos defender Jeff Durgan and forced the Cosmos to play the Plymouth Charity Classic. faltered with two bogeys and she birdies, two bogeys and the double er's-choice grounder by Mookie had pulled Ian Bridge down in the final 14 minutes a man short. needed a birdie on the par-3, 182- bogey. Bunkowsky, who had finished no yard 17th bole to pull ahead of Bunkowsky shot a 71 on the first higher than fourth place in two Muffin Spencer-Devlin. The two round Friday and a 72 Saturday to years on the tour, completed the 54- were tied at 8-under after 16 holes. begin the final round two shots hole event at 10-under-par 209 She Bunkowsky then closed out the behind the lead held by 1980 had a tournament-record 30 on the final round with an 18-foot birdie champion Donna White at 5-under- par-37 front nine Sunday and her 66 putt on the par-5,504-yard 18th hole. par 141. tied her with Pat Bradley, last Spencer-Devlin fell out of conten- White fired a 75 Sunday and year's champion, for the lowest 18- tion with a double bogey on the 17th finished at 3-under-par 216. Marta hole score ever in the event. hole, which she triple bogeyed on Figueras-Dotti of Spain and Ayako Bunkowsky, a 25-year-old native the second round after making five Okamoto of Japan were tied at 4- of Toronto now living in Tal- birdies in a row. under-par 214. Rookie blanks Yanks, 3-0 NEW YORK (AP) - California "but the shutout sure feels good. N m Angels rookie right-hander Ron When you pitch against Ron Guid- Romanick was the subject of a Tigers nip ry, you know you have to pitch a post-game discussion yesterday good game." afternoon at Yankee Stadium after A's, B3 he blanked the New York Yankees Romanick made the Angels' staff in spring training, making the jump on three hits, 3-0. kees, scattering three singles. He from AA ball. "It's a young's man game, isn't was never in any serious difficulty it Skip?" said Angels player per- and stayed ahead of the Yankees all "If he wasn't our most important sonnel director Gene Mauch to afternoon. He followed teammate pitcher in spring training," Manager John McNamara after the Geoff Zahn's shutout Saturday with McNamara said, "he was easily win, the 23-year-olds first major his own, and New York has now one of the top two. We decided league shutout. gone 19 innings without scoring a early we needed a fifth starter, and "It sure is, Skip," McNamara run. he made it on his own with hard replied. "It hasn't been a long career, work. He showed us ability, poise Romanick toyed with the Yan- that's for sure," Romanick said, and good control." mm Generals hoping to rebound EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Stadium. and knee. William Miller, who The Pittsburgh Maulers, their , the Maulers' rushed for 93 yards after he chance of finishing with a winning interim head coach, announced last replaced Rozier in the second record eliminated weeks ago, will week that he was benching veteran quarter last week, is scheduled as try to begin salvaging what's left of quarterback and the starter at halfback. the United States Football season starting Tom Rozantx, who came when they face the New Jersey off the bench in the second half last "The way to approach the rest of Generals Monday night. week to direct three scoring drives the season is to have some pride " The Maulers, »0, have lost sis in a 47-26 loss to Houston. said Maulers linebacker Ron > win straight games and will have a new winner Mike Crosby. 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LEAGUE was lifted in the seventh after Lowry, a reserve catcher, belted issuing two of his five walks. his first major league home run to Swaggerty got Al Cowens on a force back the combined four-hit pitching White Sox 3, Blue Jays • play grounder to end the threat. of Milt Wilcox and Willie TORONTO - Light-hitting Julio Indian! 3, Brewers z Hernandez as the Tigers edged the Cruz cracked a two run-homer and MILWAUKEE - Cleveland In- Oakland As 4-3 to improve their Richard Dotson scattered six hits dians reliever Ernie Comacho look- major* league-leading record to as Chicago downed Toronto, snap- ed to friends to boost his confidence 32-5. ping the Blue Jays' five-game — the Milwaukee Brewers. After an exhibition game Monday winning streak and ending a four- Comacho, 1-3, pitched 1 2-3 against the Cincinnati Reds, the game White Sox losing skid. innings of scoreless relief as the Tigers hit the road for a nine-game The White Sox were clinging to a Indians edged the Brewers. West Coast swing with two major "All these guys are great hitters, league records clearly in their off the seventh with a single. One sights plus they're personal friends of out later, Cruz, batting .218 enter- mine and they know the way I One is the 41-6 start by the 1946 ing the game, launched his second pitch," he said of the Brewers. "I Boston Red Sox and the other is the homer of the season over the right- felt, for me, it was a great mark of the 'Washington Senators, field wall for a 3-0 lead. achievement to get those guys out who won 16 successive road games Dotson, who now has won four that really know me." in 1912. The Tigers currently are straight and six of his last seven Comacho was in the Milaukee 144 on the road. decisions, improved his record to organization in 1983 until traded to "I can hardly explain how it felt 6-2. He struck out six and walked Cleveland last summer. He never to hit that home run," said Lowry, three. played for the Brewers. 26, a 6-foot-3, 210-pounder from Red Sox 5, Twins 4 Cleveland Manager Pat Corrales Pembroke, N.C. "With two strikes MINNEAPOLIS - Boston rookie was pleased with his Indians' on me, hitting a homer was the Roger Clemens struck out seven pitching during the three-game farthest thing from my mind. I was batters in his second major league just trying to protect the plate. But, series, in which the Indians won start and Jim Rice and Rich two. he gave me a slider up and I got Gedman knocked in two runs ' good wood on it. "We've pitched well the last apiece to carry the Red Sox past three-four days," he said. The "Then, after I hit it, I wasn't sure Minnesota. bullpen, of course, has been it had enough smoke on it to get out, Clemens, 1-0, scattered seven outstanding all year for us. The so I was running as fast as I could, hits over seven innings. The 21- starters look like they're getting just trying for extra bases if it year-old right-hander was recalled their feet on the ground." BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME - California Angels' the sixth inning of yesterday's game at Yankee bounced off the wall or something. from AAA Pawtucket two weeks When I got back to the dugout, all The Brewers' hitting and lack of slugger Reggie Jackson Is all smiles as he hands Stadium. Jackson was still smiles following the ago. Bob Stanley hurled the final run production still baffles Mil- the guys were really happy for two innings to get his eighth save. New York Yankees' batter Dave Winlield his bat in game as the Angels blanked the Yanks, 3-0. me." waukee Manager Rene Gedman's double in the third Lachemann. drove in two runs, snapping a 3-3 "We've got to start scoring more tie. runs because our pitching has been The Red Sox had gone ahead 2-1 very good." he said. "We've still ' long ball downs Giants in the third as Rice and Tony got to score more than two runs Armas delivered RBI singles. Bos- It marked the 10th game this ton then chased John Butcher. 2-2. season that the Brewers have SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Len was the winner with ninth-inning Pirates the last two innings for the with three runs in the fifth. Rice scored two or less runs. Matuszek and Juan Samuel, the help from Tom Niedenfuer, who win. knocked in Hoggs with his second of Rangers 3, Royals 2 hottest hitters on a hot Philadelphia NATIONAL gained his seventh save. Cardinals 3, Reds I three singles and Gedman doubled KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Buddy, team, hit early home runs which LEAGUE Montreal scored a run off Los ST. LOUIS - Darrell Porters home Dwight Evans and Rice. Bell doubled home two runs and, started the Phillies toward a ninth Angeles lefthander Jerry Reuss in two-run homer with nobody out in Orioles S, Mariners 1 Curtis Wilkerson scored the go-, straight victory yesterday. the third inning when Bobby Ramos the bottom of the ninth inning lifted (AP) - Cal ahead run with the help of U L After the San Francisco Giants walked, was sacrificed to second by the St. Louis Cardinals to a dra- Ripken Jr. broke a 10-game slump Washington's error, lifting the Tex- pulled to within two runs, the I was searching up there and I Smith and came home on a single matic victory over the Cincinnati with a two-run homer and Mike as Rangers to a victory over Phillies' Mike Schmidt came wasn't finding it." by Doug Flynn. Reds. Flanagan maintained his unbeaten Kansas City. through with a ninth-inning in- Samuel is on a 15-game hitting Braves 5, Pirates 1 Porter's homer, his sixth of the career home record against Seattle Wilkerson singled with two out in surance homer. No. 12 of the season streak, batting .403 over that PITTSBURGH - Glenn Hub- year, went over the right-field wall as the Baltimore Orioles edged the the seventh and the score tied 2-2 and No. 401 of his career, which period. In the three-game sweep of bard's fielders-choice bouncer on a 1-2 pitch from loser Tom Seattle Mariners. After he stole second, Billy Sample made the final score 7-4. the Giants, he had seven hits, the drove in the winning run in a four- Hume, 2-4, and gave the Cards a Ripken, without a homer during grounded sharply to Washington, "We're getting timely hitting and biggest of which was a three-run run ninth as the Atlanta Braves, no- three-game sweep of the Reds. a 9-for-40 slump, connected for his who let the ball bounce through his starting to hit the long ball. Samuel homer in the five-run second. hit by Jose DeLeon for seven Ken Oberkfell led off the St. Uth roundtripper of the season off legs as Wilkerson sped home. came through with the big homer in Charles Hudson, 5-2, was the innings, rallied for a victory over Louis ninth with a double to left and Mike Moore, 1-3, following a leadoff Mike Mason outdueled Kansas that five-run second inning. That's winning pitcher Sunday. Kevin the . scored ahead of Porter. Neil Allen walk to Jim Dwyer in the fourth City's Bret Saberhagen, 1-3 in a the kind of thing a team needs to Gross and Larry Andersen came on Bob Homer led off the ninth with pitched two scoreless innings of inning. battle of rookies. Mason, whose do, and we're doing it," Phillies in relief, with Andersen earning his a double off reliever Kent Tekulve. relief to improve his record to 2-0. The homer was the only hit teammates had scored only two Manager Paul Owens said. first save. Jeff Robinson, 3-5. took Albert Hall, pinch-running for allowed during a five-inning stint runs in his three previous starts, In the nine-game winning streak, the loss. Homer, moved to third on Chris Cubs 10, Astros 3 by Moore, who had missed his two scattered six hits, struck out two longest this year by a National Dodgers 3, Expos t Chambliss' groundnut and Tekulve, CHICAGO - Leon Durham and previous starts because of a sore and walked two while raising his League team, the Phillies have 14 LOS ANGELES - Rookie Frank- 1-4, intentionally walked Dale Ryne Sandberg hit home runs in right forearm. record to 2-2. homers. They lead the major lin Stubbs hit a two-run homer in Murphy before Hubbard hit a high support of Rich Bordi's first major Eddie Murray slammed his ninth The 20-year-old Saberhagen gave leagues in homers, with 44. the bottom of the seventh inning to bouncer to shortstop. Dale Berra's league pitching triumph and the homer of the year, a three-run shot, up only four hits but dropped to 1-3. Matuszek's fifth homer in nine lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-2 throw to the plate was high and Chicago Cubs defeated the Houston in the eighth. hindered by three errors, including games opened the scoring Sunday, victory over the Montreal Expos Hall slid under Tony Pena's tag for Astros for a sweep of their three- Flanagan, who is 64 in Memorial one he committed himself. and he added two singles. He is yesterday. the winning run. game series. Stadium against the Mariners, Billy Sample walked to lead off hitting .433 in the winning streak, Stubbs' homer off loser Bryn Pinch-hitter Bob Watson then Durham hit his ninth home run upped his season record to 3-3 with the game and went to second when with 11 runs batted in. Smith, 5-3, came after Montreal made it 4-1 with a two-run, two-out with two outs in the first inning relief help from Bill Swaggerty and Pete O'Brien singled. Both runners "Right now, I'm confident and had taken the lead in the top of the double off reliever Rod Scurry and after Gary Matthews had singled Tippy Martinez. moved up when Saberhagen threw extremely relaxed. I'm very com- seventh on Tim Raines' bases- Rafael Ramirez followed with an and Sandberg's third homer ignited The Mariners, who have lost 30 of to second base in an attempted fortable at the plate," Matuszek loaded walk. RBI single. a five-run third against loser Mike 40 games in Baltimore, pushed pickoff play, but nobody was there said. "Before we began this streak, Dodgers reliever Pat Zachry, 2-0, Steve Bedrosian, 3-1, blanked the Scott. 2-2. across a run in the fifth when Spike to cover. Little man Parascand standing tall for Rider nine BY JONNI FALK Hall," Parascand said. "They had saved his best for the East Coast Pittaro agreed. "I brought him baseball, where he once fanned 18 LAWRENCEVILLE - When contacted me, but then they kept Conference Tournament. back against Lehigh out of desper- hitters in a game. Rider College's baseball team putting me off. Rider came up with However, he didn't pitch the first ation," the coach reported. "We "I have a better slider now, and makes its first appearance in the a better offer on scholarship game of that tournament because had already used five pitchers. I I use it more," he explained. "I National Collegiate Athletic As- money, and I grabbed it. After I he wasn't feeling well. When he did had told everybody before the game have the curve, a fastball and a sociation tournament since 1967 signed with Rider, Drexel offered get his chance, Rider was one game that we'd use them if we had to,an d straight change. Coach Pittaro later this week, a slight southpaw me a scholarship, too." away from elimination and facing Steve had volunteered to pitch an wanted me to work on the slider from Morganville will be the Bron- Veteran Rider Coach Sonny Pit- Delaware, the team that had de- inning or two. He was actually and the change from the beginning cos' starting hurler. taro perhaps saw something in feated the Broncos and Armstrong, throwing harder against Lehigh. of the season. My old curve was Steve Parascand, a two-time Parascand that other scouts were 12-0, in the opener. Parascand Who knows? relief pitching may be pretty wide. Now it's harder, and I Daily Register All-County player at missing. "We saw him pitch, and blanked Delaware on two hits going his ticket to professional baseball." throw everything from over the Marlboro High, earned the right for we thought he was a good pros- into the ninth inning and wound up Just how hard Parascand throws top." the start by pitching Rider, a team pect," Pittaro said. "We scouted a 5-2 winner. - despite his slight build - is a Parascand pitched a 7-0 shutout which seemed to be going nowhere him against Neptune, and we Rider beat Lehigh the next day to mystery because Rider doesn't over Drexel this year, allowing only early in the season, to its first East wound up with two pitchers Steve stay alive and earn the right to play have a gun to time him. Parascand two hits and striking out 13. He Coast Conference title. Parascand threw a no-hitter and won, but Jack the Engineers again for the title. In feels that he can throw 90 miles an figures he could have had two more won two games in that tournament Armstrong pitched a three-hitter a wild game, Parascand was called hour on some days. Pittaro thinks shutouts, including the big win over and was named its Most Valuable for Neptune, and we got him, too." on again in the eighth inning and he is in the high 80s. Delaware, which has been blanked wound up the winner of a 14-13 Player. Parascand wound up being the "Steve's strong points are his only twice in 236 games. Yet, a year ago Parascand, nightmare. Pittaro tabbed Para- ace of a young Rider staff that scand with one on and noboy out. velocity and his tenacity," Pittaro No matter how far Rider goes in despite the three no-hitters he struggled early in the season. The said. "He's a bulldog on the mound, i pitched at Marlboro, wasn't exactly The southpaw responded by fanning the NCAA Tournament, it has been Broncos were 10-16 at one points three straight. That earned him the and he battles all the time. He gets an exciting year for the school. Steve Parascand No. 1 on the college scouting lists. and finished at 20-17, winning 10 of into trouble, and then he comes The reason is that he is only 5-9, tournament MVP honor. Parascand was the fifth Bronco if they don't Parascand's season their last 11 games. Parascand "I had never pitched on two back and strikes out a couple of athlete to win an MVP award this won't end. He is one of the few 155. Scouts like those big guys who appeared in 11 games, had a 6-4 batters." can fire. Parascand is a smaller straight days before," Parascand year, and the college also won ECC freshmen invited to play in the record and a 3.50 earned run said. "But my arm felt good, and Parascand himself feels that he titles in and wrestling. prestigious Cape Cod Summer Col- guy, but he can fire, too. average. He fanned 58 batters and "I was thinking of going to Seton I was throwing harder the second is a better pitcher now than he was The Broncos would like to get to lege League. walked just half that many. And he day than against Delaware." at Marlboro High or in Ed Carleton the College World Series, but even Score one for the little guys Rebels putting it together Lakers take one more step The Daily Register Top 10 have also been hitting well. The fourth and fifth respectively, but PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) granted. scored 22 of his 31 points in The Lakers now can baseball poll has undergone a top pitcher is lefthander Rich Long Branch (12-7) made a big — The Los Angeles Lakers "We're a long way from the first half and Bob wrap up the best-of-seven are a win away from having this over with," McAdoo added 15 of his 23 Western Conference finals number of changes since last Barron (3-2). jump to sixth after dropping out Riley said. "We've got the week's poll including a new "Our defense has been very of the poll last week. The another Western Con- in the second half as Us with a win in Game 5 ference championship momentum and we want to Angeles staved off a Wednesday night at the leader in Marlboro (16-3) which good this season," Lewis said. Branchers clinched at least a tie after yesterday's 126-115 close it out as soon as fourth-quarter Suns' rally Forum in Inglewood, Calif replaced Wall in the No. 1 spot. "But I expected that." for the Shore Conference "B" victory over the Phoenix possible. But we can't to take a 3-1 lead in their "It's not over This is The major surprise, however, Howell plays host to Freehold Division North championship Suns, but Coach Pat Riley count Phoenix out yet.' National Basketball As- just one step," Abdul-Jab- was Howell (10-7) entering the this afternoon and then travels with a 9-2 win over Red Bank said he's taking nothing for Kareem Abdul Jabbar soclation playoff series. bar said. "We picked up Top 10 for the first time in to South Plainfield tomorrow for Regional Friday. Red Bank the defensive effort after years. The Rebels are 10th in the a first round NJSIAA Central Catholic is a half-game behind Friday night's loss and we poll. Jersey Group III tournament and RBC can gain a share of the shot the ball and handled it However, Howell coach Ty game. title with a win over Red Bank Spring series concludes better this time. We didn't Lewis hasn't been too surprised Marlboro's newly crowned Thursday. A Casey loss gives the make mistakes down the at his teams performance this "A" North champions took over title to Long Branch outright, RED BANK - The Mon- be a Cruising Fleet Down stretch like the last time year. the topspo t by winning eight in Matawan Regional (12-8) also mouth Boat Club concluded the River race. and we hung tough." "I would say it was about a row and 15 of its last 16 games. moves back into the Top 10 and its Spring Series over the The MBC's summer time," Lewis said. "We lost Three of the last four wins were is seventh followed by "C" weekend with Sandy Hunts- series will get underway 1. Sandy Humutan 12*. 2. Jack Hurtwnan 1X1. 3. Bill Clauaan i«v 4 some one-run games early in the by shutouts. Division co-leader Holmdel man finishing first In the June 2. Danla Fanay 2m. 5 Bob Hau 240 season, but we are suiting to hit Wall (11-4-1) dropped to sec- (12-7) and Mater Dei (134). Lightning with 12% points. SSYC Jack Huntsman was sec- OCEANPORT - Lee In- I. tarry DuBoM 5. 2 Bill and EMan the ball better now." ond after losing twice last week. The poll includes all games Ewlng n v,, 3 Doug and Kay Martn 17. GOLFERS The Rebels, who have upset The first setback wasn't surpris- played through Saturday. ond with 15*. gram took first place in the 4. Kirk and Janai Spurr 26, 5. Sua Lawtar improve your swing Shore Conference "B" South ing since it was a 1-0 game to . „ .. Larry DuBois was first final standings of the Com- M, tjt home with our 1 a lboro (16 S) powers Wall and Manasquan this Central ! brilliant Al Leiter. The » S* r, " in the Albacrore with five et class with 15 points as 1. Amy Laaaar and Nancy Kuhl 3. 2. Aids, season, have four solid hitters second loss, though, was a 13-12 2 Wall (11-4-1) points. Amy and Nancy the Shrewsbury Sailing and Cynltila Boyd and Jl» Ewing 7* Mats M n s( an (1M) Kuhl topped the Blue Jay Yacht Club closed out its I, Brub Manca 2%. 2 Warran Corn.il with shortstop Gary shocker to Allentown Friday '• * " i4 >r; and standings with three and Spring Series. Practice Chamberlain the top batter with Manasquan (1M) remains in J- Freehold Twp (12-5) Brub Hance was tint In the John Martin was first in a .479 average. third place. The Big Blue has a *• Mltld- Soutn (13"7> Balls. 1 Brancl Woodputty with two-and- the Lasers with five points Sophomore catcher Ron Yuro better record than Wall, but it •• if "* > (»") 1. Laa Ingram 174. 2. Dava Kincaton Swtat-TI. 7 M tawa n (1M) one quarter points. while Skip Swikart won the 22. 3 Pa» Goodman 22 has developed nicely and is lost both games this season to *, , The MBC will hold its Sanderling with 12. to hitting .360 while second the Crimson Knights. 8. Holmdel (12-7) annual Memorial Day Re- The SSYC will host a 1. John Martin 5. 2. Dava Irvtna 14V 9 Mate Dei <1M)) 3. BIH Sknat 11 baseman Tom Papa (.340) and Freehold Township (12-5) and ,, f gatta Saturday with three Memorial Day Weekend laajarfcn I0 Howel1 (1 7 races. On Sunday there will Regatta Saturday and Sun- 1 Skip Swikan 12. 2 Men Soaaw 13, 170-1457 third baseman Ron Yuro (.339) MiddletownSouth (134) remain °- > 3 Bill WMIa 13* •4 The Mly Register MONDAY, MAY 21.1984 Brother combo shine* BY JIM HINTELMANN McCasklU said. MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES Long Branch won with S3* BRICKTOWN - Long Branch's TRACK points to CBA'f 29V4, but the »yam 11 Dean-Neil brothers. Anthony and Brancbers would have taken first 1 ntoo to Andrew, had something to prove even with the disqualification of ekraM attkN •krkH ek>«M ear»et Carroll although It would have been 200 1 •«>» 2 0 10 4012 OUorend 10 20 Squrrea* '4011 OeroaJb 10 10 Saturday night at the Shore Con- Pe»SCl 40 10 "I used his (Carroll's) strategy 4 110 Owynnrl 4 0 2 1 Bemouirt 4 000 «n(H»» 4000 FrakC 100 0 Co*»« ference Boys Track and Field by leas than a point, i 4 0 10 Brow cl 40 10 4000 1000 4010 uomwd 10 10 this time," Anthony laid. "I tried Rejksndh 1000 Championships after disappointing CBA picked up most of its points 4 0 1 Bnaoorl 1000 1100 1000 4 0 0 0 Upehe» 1* to lay right on him and wanted to 5 110 Oenrey ID 5 00 0 40 10 1000 nil 0000 UM* 1000 efforts in the previous week's in the events where It was ex- 4 0 10 make him panic. Right at the end, 40 10 ami 30 10 Lywirl 0 000 KerrVlt 10 10 (taker Ib 10 10 OMrt Monmouth County meet. pected: the 1.600, 3,200 and pole 3 111 Impanel 10 10 1000 Smesey* 1000 1000 Hi 10 10 I outkicked him because I have a 3 110 100 1 Wynegorc 1000 Lwtnekdh 40 10 (Hat* 20 10 Anthony was beaten decisively vault. The Colts had Stt points in StrWryrt 10 11 Flennry* 2000 little better sprint." Owe 3 00 0 McRynrpn 1000 4 2 10 Fo«ll 2000 Boaond 4 110 Onmtm by Christian Brothers Academy's these three evens alone, but Long staubpn 1000 Bochjc 4 111 2000 OnHeypl. 1000 3 100 leechrl 1000 Carroll had the lead down the Branch got key second and third F,ngsrioc 0 0 0 0 Loft* p 3 0 10 0000 jc«u» 1112 Bob Carroll in the 800 meter run In stretch, but Dean-Nell caught him Torreip 1000 GaWP 0000 • I It Mill TMk place, from Hector Crui la the 0000 the county meet while Andrew was with about SO yards left and the two Ooflp 0 000 Noaaspri H Ml-) 3,200 and 1.600 respectively and 10 0 0 MRmr pr 0000 disqualified after winning the 400 ran side by side until Carroll SiU.p 0 0 00 00 00 Anthony had a second In the 1,800. intermediate hurdles. There were unintentionally bumped him right Oroecop 1100 The Brancbers also had four big KIM am no such repeat Saturday as Long near then end whclh caused the Nee> fat* points from Eric McCaskill in we Branch stunned pre-meet favorite disqualification. sprints. CBA to win the team title for ther Andrew Dean-Neil made certain ft—*.. second time in three yean. there would be no disqualification Next for the Brancbers will be Romno W.S-3 the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group M-jeteM (1). 81 CH^I.1. (II »» OlIM.. Nee) Vet* L.5-1 r • 1 1 2 • Anthony Dean-Neil avenged the this time in the Intermediates. Acker 2 0 0 0 0 0 Quay L.2-3 setback to Carroll by winning the "I was thinking about what in sectionals which will be held » N inmo T—Via A-M.SU HBP-Moeeb* By DMon. O«c« by Daeon. 1-2 30 Wednesday and Saturday at South Ne«v.rt A-StloT 800 In a near-record time of 1:53.4. happened last week," he said. "I Tonal 5 7 Ironically, Carroll was disqualifed wanted to make sure that my Plalnfield High School. Wednes- (Ml 2 2 •OMTMAKD 111 0 day's competition wUl be trials for Ian 1H AHOUIX)) SfSSi, for bumping with 25 yards to go, but strides were good and they were O'OCOW.4-1 123 0 akiaal akraej aaraM the weight and field events. The Psroonl2b 4 000 eurtvrci 20 00 Dean-Nell still won the race In a perfect the final 200 yards." Sen Dates Lra)o2b 2000 laib 4 0 00 other events will get underway 8:30 Lor* 1000 RRentdsrl 10 10 Bom* It 30 11 SMtyd 00 00 near photo finish with Carroll and "This was better than two years Francnph 1100 Gouege Frynnst 4 0 2 1Landnci 3000 ADtvH ID 10 10 D»ysrrl am Saturday. 20 00 would have won anyway. ago," Long Branch coach James Laltom L .0-2 RaiMd 100 1 Ouerrer* 3 2 20 enamel 4 0 0 0 nooNckti WP-LoHa.. Torrei T-2H. A-20.2U Deweonrl 4 0 10vwunwii 1000 DHndncI 4 0 10Rekens. 3 2 12 EMurtylD 4 121 OCorlr ID 4000 smomiD 2 112 SHndndh 10 10 LMWtndh 10 00 WeUchtt, 4 0 10Batons 1020 Pulnniph 0000 OAKLANOdl Ayeladh 2000 0CTMXT(4) Roerdonp 0000 F*»l 1000 fcMbomph 1000 0.014 3D 1 000 ekiliM straw WoNMIt 4 120 RMip 1000 Fame. 3D 4 0 10 KwiMyc 4 0 0 0 TCnu3B 1000 RHndsnll 3 100 Whre*r2b 4 0 00 RWTNMC 2 10 0 MoMonp 10 00 OwtnM 3 120 young « 1000 Falcons hosts field events 4 0 0 0 Tremml H 4 0 10 DtKxupn 1000 Zaovyp 0 0 00 Mu.phy cl DeiiOr20 1000 Morgan ?° 4 0 0 1 Ofcsonrl 4 110 BSmitip 2000 Mondypn 1000 10 00 iiii—••••——••—™ Robinson ends career 4 0 0 0 DlEvni ID 4 110 Thorn* 3D • 1000 NMnturp 00 00 1100 TINTON FALLS - The annual Lanstid 3d 4 0 10 Bergtnn ID 00 0 0 TMt HI leasts mil 4 0 20 a Hill Monmouth Regional Girls Field i Bochls 1b 2 110 Hemdonlt MeBfeOOl on 8BS I8#— 2 COUNTY ALLENTOWN. Pa. - Jill Rob- 2 111 000 *!• tea- » »-1 Almon Ib 1 0 00 OruMiah ua mmi Events Relays will be held Thurs- inson of Rumson MDivufi 2 0 0 0 LNPrtn dr. 10 10 a— turni ii - anaaa w day afternoon at the Falcon track. CDAQTQ RRIEFS completed her Ewvc 10 0 0 Lemon cl 4 0 10 LOS Uaatool ». Lee Aafoleo 1.1 grvlt I 9 DnitrO senior KM,,,, as a member of the M»m>c 3 12 2 Oaitey3b 3 0 11 oil).*-MM All events will get underway at " team at Muhlenberg Col- Phillip. U 2 000 a.a.n.36 00 0 0 3:30. Events include the high jump, Burghs ph 10 0 0 Lowryc 1111 been eliminated. lege. Robinson was a goalkeeper 00 00 N nmmo long jump, shot, discus and javelin and stopped 146 of 222 shots for a 11 1 4 J Tata* 13 4 10 1 relays. The quarter final round will be m ti»- I played May 30 at the highest seeded 658 percentage. She has played 210 1M W>- 4 1 There will be a team trophy to varsity for the past three yean. the winning team and runnerup. team's home field with the semi- 1 2 . finals set for June 2 at a neutral i. io«-ooMM4) i. "•"•"•vj;-*!!'"* HOOWi 32 3 4 Medals will be presented to the Duo earn track letters ZacnryW.2O I II 0 first five teams in each relay. All site. The championship game will \r •• " •« ••^ar ••* rMdnluer S.7 0 be held June 6 at 4 p.m. at a site WP-BSm» BK-BSmHv T-241 A- 47.059 relays are three girls teams. SEUNSGROVE, Pa. - Doug SonntvL.Vt to be determined Maclnnes of Union Beach and Matt Conroy Seeding goes tonight 0 Hol va Caudill Melloy going to Adelphi Taylor {o ™f u^^n ^; MANASQUAN - The seeding WIICOK W.6-0 FARMINGDALE - John Melloy Susquehanna University men's Hemendei S 6 meeting for the 1984 Shore Con- MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS of Howell, a senior at Monsignor T-222 A-27.0T3 ference Baseball Tournament will track team. be held at Manasquan High School Donovan High School, baa accepted NATIONAL IIAOUI AMIIIICAN LIAOUI full basketball scholarship to Campbell gets named PMUKT) •AtromnoN tonight at 8 p.m. SAN HUH (4| fA«T DIVISION Adlepbi University In Long Island. WINDSOR, Conn. - Heather •kfkM *lkM win M The seeding committee will 5 10 0 Chicago DWort t Melloy, a 6-7 center, averaged IS 5 12 1 CDlvn cl 23 15 select 16 teams for the tournament Campbell of Shrewsbury has re- 4 0 10 Oher ID S 0 2 1 Philadelphia 22 579 1 Toronto 14 •32 points and 11 rebounds a game for It 960 in which will get underway Saturday cently been announced as tri- 4 111 JCWI.fl 4 0 11 N*»Vofk 20 SU 2 Monsignor Donovan High School 4 10 0 leonen) rl 5 120 si Lou* 21 S12 3'i It 4M 14 at the home fields of the higher captain of the Loomis Chaffee 4 0 10 VngOM 3D 5 0 10 Montraii 20 500 4 Ciev«and 20 429 ie this past season. He was the GWiUon II 429 ten School varsity lacrosse team. Malslklb 4 13 1 BrMyc 4 12 0 PiltaDu.gh 13 371 »'• Boem 23 seeded teams. The tourney is single 4 0 11 WIST DIVISION NewYorh 22 421 ien starting center for the South team Campbell, a senior, was also tri- Virgrlc 3 110 LiMinu I elimination, but teams that are DeJeiusw 4 110 Pfflnw2t) 30 11 24 19 551 - in the Shore Coaches All-Star game captain of the swim team as a diver 3 111 0M«y3D 0 0 0 0 Ailania II It 531 1 CaMorma 23 19 eliminated from the first, second HuOtOOp 21 20 512 and is currently playing AAU ball KQrossp 0 0 0 0 JRoDntn p 00 0 0 San Diego 21 19 S2S l'i Mlnnaacxa or third rounds of play may and also competed on the varsity 1000 Cincinnati 20 20 Chicago 19 21 475 for Spring Lake Heights. Liicmph 10 0 0 RMartm p 500 2'J field hockey team. 0 0 0 0 Kuip«. ph 10 00 HouMon 15 24 3(5 7 Seattle 19 22 4U schedule teams that have already LKChp 0 00 0 San Francisco 359 > Oakland It 23 439 0 10 0 •aluralay'o Qamva KansaaCAy 14 22 309 0 00 0 Chicago 5. Houflon 4 Tonaa 15 25 375 Deokvpn 1000 Philadelphia 6. San F/anotco 2 G4m>p 00 00 Atlanta 4. PrtttDurgh 2. 7 Inmnga. rain Oenort 4. Oakland 3 M 4 10 4 St. Louit 9. Cincinnati 1 Chicago 3. Toronto 0 001 DM MI-l7 San D«go 8. Nmr Von 1 CaMorma 3. New York 0 McLaughlin captures cup Lot Angolet 5. Montreal 1 Boston 5. Minnesota 4 MIDDLETOWN - Dan Tournament with a 78. Krevolt, win the Mixed Team of Four 1-Yogi.aWiKK), IclMlM. DoioOM. Atlanta 5. Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland 3. MrWeukeS. 2 DP-Phiiidtlpl>la I. Ion 'raaolot* 1. SI. Lows 1, Ctncmnali 2. Teaae 3. Kanaaa C«y 2 MacLaughlin had a 318 to win the Cecil Sugarman, Bob Nelson, Scramble tournament yesterday. LO»-wllilimili I, Iw»nmlin 10 • towyol, Ch,caoo 10. Houston 3 Toawa i President's Cup tournament at Hoehn, John Parrella and Bruno The team of Eleanor and Jack •tan*;. Laniard. lot m. tmml (II. Philadelphia 7. San Francitco 4 M,nne*ou (Hodge 1-1) al Toronto (Maunder JchmMI (121 •»-VHara- o (ill. > New York 4. San Diego 2. 10 innings 2 IK35 p.m Beacon Hill Golf Club over the had the low actual score with 72. Thomson, and Betty and Andy LOS Angelas 3. Montreal 2 Cleveland (Far. 0 11 al Bosun (Eckersley 3-4) 80S Applegate were second with 49. TaeJar'aOam weekend. Holland Orchards HudKKi W.5-2 613 7 Houston (Ryan 4-21 al SI. Louie (Fotsch 0-3). 6:35 Chicago (Bannrsnt 2-4) al Kanooa City (Ou.e 5- II Walt Schulz took first in the Vice MARLBORO - The foursome of Rosemary and Ray Bauer, and Lil KGrOM 2-3 1 pro a 35 pm President's Cup with 330, BUIJane and Lynn Titus, and Mary Edlind and John Morris were third, 2 2 Only gome scheduled Only games scheduled Andersen SI Holsey won the Secretary's Cup Jane and Jim Ryan shot a net 46 to also with 49. 123 5 Atlanta al Chicago. 2:20 p.m. MMnaoMo al Toronto with 360. Bill Connors was first In 211 2 San Diego al Montreal. 7:35 p.m. Cleveland al Bosun 3 2 San Francisco al New York. 7:35 PIT Milwaukee al Texas the Treasurer's Cup with 372 and Los Angeles al Philadelphia. 7:31 pn Chicago el Kansas City Bob Bennett shot a 379 to win the Oarrelts Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m Detroit al CeMwnia WP-KGroi T-2 5J A-23.797 Houston at Si Louis. 0:35 pm. New York al Seattle Manager's Cup. Baltimore al Oakland Fischer wins easily Beacon Hill also held a Kicker's Tournament Saturday with Russ MARLBORO - Former Man- 31:21. Noreen Loosey (34:25) and Hoehn and Bill Murray sharing alapan High track star Tom Fis- Christine Corey (36:25) were sec- MONMOUTH PARK TODAY first place among the guests with cher easily won the Marlboro ond and third respectively. 77, and Alex DeSanctis, Sr. first In Country Five-Mile Run yesterday the actual score with 69. with a time of 24:57. Ed Belensky The race was sponsored by 1st: M 500. CMS.. ) )O > lie. Mas., t ••». 6 Choree Cadet (Thomas) S-1 Fleix Krevolt, Ken Shelly, Ben 1 Sultry (Quinoneo) 15-1 7 Cheating Arthur Hdxa.. 1M a 1/10 8 D«linguieheO Genl (Ferrer) 5-2 . t Oroamar (Shun) 0-1 71k: IU.D00. AS»., 1 yo » up. 0 Fu. 3 - SUunchnetilady. Bold Bisa. 2 Max's Choice (Deeoan) 1 So Do I (Williams) S-2 Patsy's Dancer Speed has entered hockey 12-13 Go For Ban (fissnl) 2 HeMuiah Honey (Ferrer) 12-1 8-14 Windy Cahaoa (Corpas) 3 Stuart Manor (McCeuley) 8-1 4 — Private Treaty, Fast Con- 15-15 Super Bend (Perret) 7-2 4 Dinner Toast (Deegen) ;. 8-1 nection, Hasty Cannonade EDMONTON, Alberto (AP) - Wayne Gretzky, in the "We did the best we could," added Islanders GM Bill 6 Minders Boy (Gomel E.| 6 1 5 Hill Qlory lAnoey) 7-J 7 Mr. E.EH (Millerl 2-1 6 Orla (Antieyi 8-1 5 - Proud Splash, Purple Dec- afterglow of the Edmonton Oilers' first Stanley Cup Torrey, who built the dynasty from scratch. "We'll just 8 Capture the Leader (Ferrari 9-2 7 Handicappars Dream (Gomaiez) ade, Choice Cadet triumph, believes that his team's victory could leave a get everybody healthy and we'll go back at it next Jrd: M.MO. CMS., ' f. • ••»• 6-11 Sharon Brown |Parrol| 9 2 I Holy DeD (Miller) 8-12 Lioby's Kit (EWwpl 9-2 ( - Magnify, Con Pamate, significant imprint on the game. year." 3 Bow Visa (Black) 3-1 Ml: $11,000. AH... I yo > yp. 0 *a». Distlngnlsked Gent "Over the last five years, the style of hockey has Health played a role In the finals. The Islanders had 4 Mils I R.A lAntay) II la Rollicking Free (Thornourg) 2-1 5 Patsy's Dancer {No RUMrl 7-2 Alway2 s Basl lAnttey) s-2 7 — So Do I, Sharon Brown, changed," said Gretzky, the record-shattering center been pressed throughout the playoffs and were without 6 Slauncrtneastadv (Ferrari 2-1 3a Full Venture (Thomas) Stuart Manor who has been at the forefront of that change toward forward Bob Bourne - their speediest skater - 2-14 Deep From IFerrer) s-1 8 - Ringside, Perkins (entry). freewheeling, high-scoring hockey. "Because we've won throughout the championship round. At various times, 4th: 17,000, CMS-. » yo • u» atone., t tot 5 Ringside (Conanr) 1 Lord Oui IQohialai M.| 5-11 Culling Thru (Nrad J | 10-1 Deep Freeie the Cup, It might change the game that much more. they also played without defensemen Dave Langevin 7-22 Kiassy Gallery (Antayl 20-1 7 Count Hio Fleet (Melendet) » - Commander N Thief, "It's become more of a European style, with much and Stefan Persaon and forward Bob Nystrom. 3 Fast Connection (Mmendeil 3-1 8 18 Northern Baal (Sotorrone) J>1 4 Ml Macold (Oarrtdol Mk: M.OOt, CMS., > »• » up. 0 F«r. Ihilrow (entry), Dab more speed. Every team has it. Others - Denis Potvin, Bryan Trottier, Ken Morrow 10-15 Bagdad's Color's IRoccol 12-1 1 Baslest Friend (Beans) 12-1 Best Bel: Ringside (8th) "I hope we've Influenced the game. I know we put — played hurt. 6 Pepper Jr. (Per.etl S-1 2 Gtonssas Way (Verge) 20-1 7 Hasty Cannonade (Quinones) 8-1 3 Swaps Apaeche (No Rider) 9-2 Friday's Winners: Duity Sweet- people in buildings and they enjoy the way we play. They The Islanders also were a tired team after three 6 Private Treaty (Conner) 9-2 4 FMly Gal (Anltey) 1 18-1 heart «.M); Sir Promise (IN); 5 My Door Sacral (Thornburg) go away from the rink excited. We've shown you don't grueling series. But those factors should not be used as 9 It's Never Too Late {Menal 12-1 Another Penny (Best Bet)(S.M) 10 Prince Pero (Messina) 15-1 8-18 Mary's Moke (Beene) 8-1 have to fight all the time, or play dirty hockey. We've excuses. The Oilers simply were the better team. Ml: 07.500, CMS.. J yo » up. 0 fi». 7 Commander N Thief (Ferrari 10-1 Exacts (Z1.M>; College Love shown there's more to the game than that." Sa Neiijon IMslsndai) 5.1 "My guys played absolutely great in front of me and 1 Spending Cut (Ferrer) 8-1 (4.89) High on Martinis (3.M) Otters Coach-General Manager Glen Sather, the man 2 Squire Kaa (Doegan) 7-2 9 Forever There (Deeganl 30-1 they played great for Grant," said goalie Andy Moog, 3 Proud Splash (Molendei) 61 10a Hundred Trumpets (Miller) S-1 Daily Doable (!.«•> Exacta most responsible for putting together the team that who took over for regular netminder Grant Fuhr (sore 4 Anne's Rainbow (Antley) 10-1 11 Dab (Anlteyl 3-1 (CM) snapped the New York Islanders' four-year reign as 5 Purple Decade (Miller) 4-1 12 My Dear Nurse (Anrjey) 8-1 shoulder) and won the last two games. "We played champions, mentioned the better than they did in the whole series. I don't think meaning to hit countrymen of Edmonton's four-games- you can argue which is the better team." to-one final-round triumph. It took Edmonton five NHL seasons to win the Cup "I think Canadians are relating to this," he said. "It making the Oilers the second youngest franchise to soar MEADOWLANDS TONIGHT means a lot to have a Canadian team win the Cup. to the top. The 1*28 Rangers won the Cup in their second "Our team put In a lot of hard work to get this far and people appreciate that." ioi: Pan, lio.wo. on*. 4 Erica Prtde (H. FIKon) . 10-1 2 B Be SMer (NO Driver) .. 1S-1 It took the Islanders - who were born In 1972 as an 1 Moo Collins IDoherty) ! S-2 5 Nevete NoUe (Ptutno) ... 4-1 3 Blacayna Bay (H. Fion) S-2 Sather felt his team's grownup attitude made a big NHL expansion team while the Oilers were getting 2 Starpoms Choice (Doheny) 7-2 a Precocious Lad N (laCauee) ... e-i i 4 Qok) Creel Hanover (WebaMr) 7-2 difference this year. Last spring, the Islanders swept 3 Dons. Money ID (Lsobele) 10-1 7 Pernod Eden (Proc.no) . 12-1 5 Fried Egg (MeNKMI) .20-1 started the same year as a charter member of the World S Wee Hop (No Driver) 41 • a.— -i - a.j . /t^j^ut^Bahrr i 9-2 4 Homewerd Bound (O'OonneH) 0-2 ... S-1 O NtaVieM rffffw (ntVlV| M ••••• the Oilers in the finals. This year, New York's drive to Hockey Association - eight seasons to annex their first (Colette) 9 Torrid Croxn (HenrHtaen) 12-1 25-1 5 Gossamer Wtnga 7 Flrsl April (PopHngerl (Werrington) tie Montreal's record of five consecutive championships 8-l« Cyllerus (Shaw) S-1 10 Magna vmcl (O'Donneri) S Outnelle Blue Chip (196M0) died at the hands of a faster, more resourceful 7 Coronation street IQagkardi) 10-1 a-la a-i "For five years, I wondered what it would feel like 9 Noble Role (Scorsone) u-i 1 Bonnie Bonny (PfaHnol 1S-1 12-1 and more mature opponent from Edmonton. toj»rry the Stanley Cup." said Mark Messier, who was 9 Trone Menover (L) (King) 1S-1 2 Ala Airy Escape (Ouerteroiol 6-1 10 King. N (O'Donnoll) 12-1 3 Heavy Tradeing (No Driver) 3-1 1 Luce Say (Maker) ...S-1 "Maturity and hunger made the difference," be said. Jnafc TnH. IU.000. dm,..Ma,. 4 Oala Bunny (L| (Caaal 6-2 2 Margee Ben (ODomo) . 10-1 "I don't know how hungry the Islanders were. They won 1 Some Jerry (King). S-1 5 Manicurist (Oaloralih) S-1 3 H H LaNgh (Vumoace) .20-1 sty aaag' *»» • —« —» 2 Chener Party ICampban) 3-1 6 Punch Una (H. FlUon) 20-1 4 BergenHne (Mar*) ... S-2 for four years." 3 Breve Talk (Case) .... 12-1 7 liberty Olfl (Aronlca) 12-1 5 Governor Arttur (Case) ... 4-1 While the Oilers stand atop the hockey world, the B Sweet Sheryl (ApUe) S-1 a Casino Lad (Men*) ...S-1 • Marlon nose (Mami) 4-1 7 fwoehone (Campbell] ... S-1 Islanders promise they'll be back. SCHEDULE 10 Panon Dream ICoreoa) 10-1 a Mekwe Hanover (OUonoat) .5-1 "We have a number of young kids — you saw them . 10-1 SELECTIONS «•: »e«.. aia.aaa 10 Rape Pnerar (Morn ...S-1 In the playoffs - like (Pat) Flatley, (Pat) LaFontalne, 1 - Kingi N, Moe Collins, Cyllarus 1 BtagJo (Vinci) S-1 •W: Pee., tie.aaa Brent Sutler, Greg Gilbert, 'Boots' (Paul BoutlUer),". 2 She* Lobell (Warn) JO-1 1 BO Haven (H. FWm) . 10-1 ! — Wee Hop, Brave Talk, Charter 2 Paoamg Lane (Procmo) said Coach Al Arbour. "We don't nave a major Job to 1 Hunter Lobell (No Driver) (-2 ... s-r 81 John Vrarmey al Party 4 LBJ'S Escort (Scarps) 12-1 3 Oemero OoHninw (Dooerty) ...3-1 do." Keyportet.. I — Heavy Trading, Manicurist, 5 Solas Oaurd ID (No Ornrar) S-1 4 Dragons I - ... 7-2 Maaaaajnaj a Ossrileia (Mcwlchol) s-1 5 11 OeKhe .S-1 FfMhoU Top. M Vlarion Rose 7 Roho Joe (VovouraUe) S-2 9 BoMon Bunny (Anderson) I — Adrian Isle, Thats a Momen- 8 Shanghai Roes (Procmo) 10-1 7 Inn Ta • Adrian We (McNIchol) 12-1 SftaHk MS"™' g Register nine sparkles M.S. Call. at... tum, Shanghai Rose 10 Thais a Momentum (Moraeyevl 7-2 g Billl Dream (H Flllon) 81 Johr i — Fathom N, Cath Liz, Fantastic M: Peoe. •lO.OO*. caa«. 20-110 Veto) Den (Ooherry) .... 12-1 NEPTUNE — The Daily and Sunday Register's 1 8*ffl Jueece (Oagtlardi) 4-1 spy *"****' Freehold T« Fella 2 Luannee Oem (Case) S-1 11 S-1 softball team opened its ISM season on a successful note 5 - Hit Recording, Riklls, Sandy 3 Soldlaro Sold (Done.ty) 2 Da>as LOOM (Wanner) 3-1 yesterday, dumping The Asbury Park Press squad, 10-14 PT Joe ICenahen) 121 3 Dervk. (LI (Roes) 12-1 Casey 5 FaXom N IKatt) 151 4 Quk* Trip (Hogen) S-2 18-14. 7 — Marias Nero, Brandywine a Brady Baron (L) (Cotasant.) 2O-I 5 Foam Sam (Ceee) S-1 The Press Jumped out to an early 7-1 lead, and The 7 Nascent ICempbell) S-2 a Cotemen Lobell (HaugMon)... . 15-1 Skipper, Quinella Blue Chip a FamasK Foas (O'Donnal) 3-1 7 FaMaU County (COomo) S-1 Register cat the deficit to three - 7-4 • before erupting 9 — Bergenline, Finklehoffe, 9 Rue Harare (Lencester) 20-1 8 fMKee1n Crrjon |Oarbra«i| 4-1 for nine runs in the top half of the sixth Inning. 10 Can UI (WetMer) S-1 . 15-1 Casino Lad SSK Ttat, S*MSS • -"',„* For the tint few innings, the game looked as If It 9 — Dragons Breath, Passing Lane, 1 MUs (HaugMon) 5-2 1 Mr. Wane (Warat) .20-1 would be a pitching dad. At the center of the Demaro Goldrunner 2 Sea Chanty { Oa Ib. e II n i 2 Fo«y Yankee (ScMnd) . 15-1 10-13 Sandy Casey (Harmon) S-1 3 Scotch Cloud (Parker) ... S-2 JoumaUsU'contest was the battle between the brothers 10 - Dallas Lobell, Sam Newton, 4 Minrieaen (ODonnes) - 12-1 4 EMOd Hanover (H. Flllon) ... S-2 Hand - Chris for The Register, and his older sibling, Final Step 5 Classy Rogue (Wanner) 10-1 1 ReveM Rebel (O'OonneH) ...S-2 S Jereey Cup (Mome) 10-1 a Trote Rtvtere (O'Donne» ...S-1 Judson, for The Press. II — Elwood Hanover, Happy 7 Cram Wood (Campbell) 4-1 7 Caryebrook Nal (LI ILeCauee) . 10-1 But while Judson was knocked out by the Register's Jeffrey, Reveille Rebel 8 H« Recording (Allen) a Happy Jetlrey (McWcnol). 12-1 9 Jets mspr/aaon (Lambem ]l) mighty sixth taming hitting attack, Chris want the BEST BET: Dragons Breath (9th) 1 Cirnea Collins lODonnem 10 w« A Bay (LI (Rmo) io-i distance to pick up the win for The Register. PJB. Cad l/EANUTS MONDAY, MAY 21, 1904 BS iENNIJITHEIIEMACf. CROSSWORD

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BY STELLA WILDER read the corresponding paragraph. today to secure your future tomor- MONDAY, MAY II Let your birthday star be your daily row. guide. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. tt-Dec. 21) Born today, you are highly TUESDAY, MAY tt — The present state of affairs on imaginative, but may lack the GEMINI (May U-Jue Ml - the home front.may be adversely practicality that enables a creative Arrivals and departures are equally affecting your work elsewhere. person to bring his original ideas to important today. Friends and rela- Look to it! bear upon the projects and tives spark evening entertainment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. II) enterprises that Jill his daily life. CANCER (Jane Zl-Joly tt) - — Your ability to give an appear- The late teens provide you with Don't be flattered into giving ance of knowledge may prove exceptional opportunities for de- advice you are not really qualified hazardous. Admit your ignorance termining your life's direction in to give. Return a compliment, but where it exists. general and at least one very not an insult. specific major goal. Take advan- AQUARIUS (Jan. M-Feb. IS) - LEO (July tS-Aag. 8> - tage of those opportunities and you Sharpen your skills this morning Whether child or adult, take par- will avoid many of the difficulties and you succeed in passing the ental advice from past or present that may otherwise mar your 20s. competition on the way to p.m. with the utmost seriousness. goals. PISCES (Feb. It-March M) - Yours is an outgoing, friendly VIRGO (Aug. tt-Sept. ft) - A Put yourself in the direct line of personality that in childhood may vacated leadership position vision where superiors are con- know few restraints. Those respon- beckons. Make sure you want the cerned. Secure your advantage on sible for your upbringing may be responsibility before deciding the employment scene. hard put to teach you to be a little whether or not to apply. less trusting, but it is vitally ARIES (March U-April II) - important that they do so. LIBRA (Sept. 8-Oct. a> - The You might be better off retreating present plan of action will take a into an old activity than initiating Also bora OBI (hit date are good bit of "selling" if you are to a new one. Don't jump the gun. Raymond Burr aid Robert Mont- gain support for It today. TAURUS (April M-May M) - gomery, acton. SCORPIO (Oct. tS-Nov. Zl) - Renew efforts to contact an old To see what Is In store for you Look to yesterday's action if you friend long out of circulation. Share tomorrow, find your birthday and would know how best to decide good news and bad today. BRIDGE ADVICE

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Ii LEFT ovte. B6 The DMly Register Lifestyle MONDAY. MAY 21. 1904 Young wives' tales blasted 1 BY JACK H. SMITH Clinical psychologist Muriel Oberleder writes that she weeps "along with the reporter who recently wrote a heart-rending story about lonely old people in Miami Beach who Just sit and gaze at the ocean — TIME OF completely overlooking the fact that most are refugees from the inner cities and are delighted to sit safely and drink in the beauty of sun and water." YOUR LIFE .Why, she questions, doesn't somebody ask them if they are lonely? And what about the thousands of other older people in Miami Beach who do not have time to sit on the beach? Are they lonely, too? This is Just one of several dozen myths about the typical older person that Dr. Oberleder takes delight in exploding in her Acropolis paperback, "Live me, they're shapes of humans and animals and birds, Longer, Live Better" ($7.95), the purpose of which is Just like they were when I was a kid and we used to to help adults of all ages to enjoy the ride through life lie on our backs on a green hill and look up at them without dreading what's ahead. Acropolis is located at and make stories about them. And that's what I'm 240017th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20008 in case the doing now; they change every day and they give me bookstore doesn't have it. ideas for characters and how they're chasing each Well, I can relate to those folks on the oceanside other and moving in space and blending and benches. For a number of my working years, I enjoyed unblending And, in the late afternoon, I go home and a high-up office window that offered a spectacular write stories for my great-grandchildren about them. I have a lot of fun with them and it's something I never RfH« Half photo view of Manhattan from midtown to the Battery with had a chance to do before. And, recently, believe It HONORS TO MATER DEI PTA — Sheila and ocean linen and dozens of interesting tugs, barges, ference conducted by St. Mary's Grammar and other boats sailing up and down the Hudson. And or not, one of the kid's fathers interested a magazine Stanley Gawel of Middletown, center, president School and Mater Dei High School, at which do you know what? My mind was so entrapped by work editor in some of them and he thinks there may even and co-president, respectively, of Mater Dei principals were, left to right, Shirley Corcoran, problems that I seldom saw anything but familiar be a market in animated cartoons." High School PTA, New Monmouth, accept East Keansburg, Monmouth-Ocean PTA regent; skyline shapes. I could stand gazing out the window Fictitious, yes. But no more so than the idea that award given by the National Forum of Catholic Doris Hoagland, Brick, president of St. Domi- for a half-hour, mentally creating and editing copy for age alienates, that older people who do not appear to Parent Organizations, which recognized Mater nick's Grammar School PTA, Brick, which was an annual report or a news release, and never be be under pressure are not doing anything, that solitude Dei PTA for establishment of a Parent-Peer cited for excellence in programs involving the aware of anything that was happening out there. or ''amplitude" is never voluntary. Or any of the other Group which opened lines of communication community; the Gawels: Monsignor Thomas A. So I picture a sympathizer sitting down next to an young wives' tales about learning, senility, adjustment among parents of Mater Dei students resulting ocean watcher In Miami Beach and the old duffer to change, depression, and memory loss that Dr. Luebking, diocesan superintendent of schools Oberleder disproves in this pop-priced revise of her in guidelines in dealing with teen-age drinking and PTA moderator, and Evelyn Gallagher, turning and saying something like: "Sonny, I'm glad to have your company, but to be honest, I'm not lonely hardbound of a few years ago, "Avoid The Aging and other concerns. The award was presented Florence, Trenton Diocesan PTA president. Trap." at the Trenton Diocesan Regional PTA Con- and I'm not bored. You see those clouds out there? To Free condiments collected WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS DEAR HELOISE: LETTER OF WARNING I jut spent the la.t 20 Dear Heloise: I'd like to minutes emptying packets tell you about my ex- of ketchup, salt, honey, perience with toys strung Gardner-Ruwell barbecue sauce, etc. Into across a baby crib. HINTS RUMSON - Mary Elizabeth Gardner of Tucker, Ga , are thepursuing a doctorate at University containers. They're all ex- Twenty-six years ago Ruwell and Edward Allan Gardner bridegroom's parents. of in Philadelphia. She tras that came with fast when my son was a child, FROM were married Saturday in Holy is an archivist at University Mu- food items. I had an experience that, The matron of honor was Mary Cross Roman Catholic Church. The seum, University of Pennsylvania. With so much waste In a thank goodness, did not end Louise Robinson. Michelle and Rev. William J. Koskosca officiated tight economy I Just in tragedy. My son was an HELOISE Christine Robinson and Margaret Her husband attended Massachu- couldn't bear to throw overactive baby. One day, and a reception followed in Molly Gardell were flower girls. setts Institute of Technology, Cam- Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. them away. Normally, I long before he should have James Starkey was the best man. bridge, Mass., and now is a com- The bride is the daughter of Mr. would bold them for Just so been able to stand up, he Richard Ruwell and Russell Gar- puter systems designer with Digital long, but now when I have and Mrs. Raymond G. Ruwell, 167 Equipment Corp. in Colorado did. By the grace of God, dner ushered. enough I empty them Into Bingham Ave. She is also the Springs, Colo. sixth sense of nature, or Jars or bottles. daughter of the late Elisabeth de Mrs. Gardner earned a bachelor's ^n'nWm'fn'ZVrih11^ ol **•• lheB th™" I»«DI J« <*>nt cover). You may Baschkirow Ruwell. degree from Georgetown Univer- The couple will reside in Colorado With a targe family you ed on him in his crib. The BU,QV „ |he „,,„ |f ,„„ nave to r?place ^ grou?d would be surprised how away. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Edward sity, Washington, DC, and is Springs, Colo. elastic was wrapped -££ try the process coffee a few times but the those packets can ac- around his neck, choking „_„:„ g odor will eventually van- cumulate. — F.A. Lliton him. I don't remember if I Our daughter brought ish. - Heloise I wouldn't be surprised. broke the elastic but I raw hamburger home In a PHOTO FRAME Van Fechtmann- They accumulate here and probably had to cut i.t new train case and I got all Dear Heloise: Here's an there are only two of us. because elastic lst0U8hthe odor out us ing Idea If you have wall clocks Your idea really can save McCloskey stuff. charcoal. - Mrs. R.S. that are beyond repair. money and it's worth the Elastic in the crib, g,^,. Remove the hands and time it takes to put them in UNION BEACH Jeanette man was William Van Fechtmann, whether on .one side or ,,ye ^ ,uck removing ,,,„ ,„ ,nv> ^ pUc containers. — Heloise McCloskey, daughter of Mr. and brother of the bridegroom. going across, . uuuiodorsa bv U8ln y0B, r „. , Mrs. George McCloskey, 83 The couple are graduates of e anv J - « 'fe^'y *«ywlte_lir|e photo ALPHABET SHIRT dangerous. Don't take any d c£ffee It vm^ ^ 0B ,he face, of the clock. Fleetwood Drive, Hazlet, and John Raritan High School, Hazlet. Dear Heloise: I came up -hancechances -— M.MMM . .same way charcoal nug- The clock case makes a» Van Fechtmann, son of Mr. and The bride is employed by with this Idea about two Mrs. Robert Van Fechtmann, 3 Pathmark of Hazlet. Thank you for telling us gets do f^ mme m an attractive frame. - Mrs. years ago, but here it Is of your experience. It's t margarine tub or Mavis Stoup Spruce St., Hazlet, were married on Her husband is employed by amazing what babies can v ' April 14 in Holy Family Roman Colgate Palmolive Co., Piscataway. now ... better late than never. do, so why take any Catholic Church. The newlyweds will travel to chances. There are ways Barbados for their honeymoon, and > One day I was about to Matron of honor was Susan throw out an old sweat they can be occupied C.B.S. SUPERMARKET McCloskey, sister of the bride. Best will reside in Highlands. MR. AND MRS. without any danger. — JOHN VAN FECHTMANN shirt when I thought of this: Heloise 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG ODOR REMOVAL I bought small Iron-on Dear Heloise: Your Austin-Morris patchei In various colors, column has • uggeited sev- PORK CHOPS LIVINGSTON - The May 6 had my son trace our $ Hills West. Rabbi Jacob Friedman Brookdale Community College, Lin- eral ways to take odors out wedding of Stacey Michelle Morris names on them, cut them officiated at the ceremony, and a croft. She also attended Fairleigh of various things. .79 Ib. and Jay Austin was set in The Short out and ironed them on the reception ensued. Dickinson University, Teaneck. She Charcoal nuggets are the shirt. The kids Just love The bride is the daughter of Mr. is employed by The Daily and greatest. Put them In spelling out their first and whatever has the odor, JERSEY NUMBER GAME and Mrs. Arnold Morris, 156 Whale- Sunday Register, Shrewsbury. Pick any HUM number* — you can play pond Road, Oakhurst. The bride- last name and It gives me close the door or lid and Her husband was graduated from a break while they're busy from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a weak groom is the son of Mrs. Francis leave them In for a couple WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Millburn High School and County with their shirts. - Pearl Austin. Ocean, and Milton Austin, College of Morris in Dover. He owns Fairfield. Roberts. Hi Katz Quality Cleaners in Have a hint for Heloise? Patti Carrino was the maid of Wanamassa and Neptune City. Send it to Heloise, P.O. honor, and the bridesmaids were The newlyweds took a wedding Box 32000, San Antonio, TX Helene Hassine and Linda trip to Jamaica, and reside in 78216 Schlussler. Leslie Morris, the Belmar. bride's sister, served as a junior orgoiii inland bridesmaid. "COUPON" Steve Austin was his brother's RED BANK belt man. The ushers were Jeff Hours: Tues. thru Sat. 10-5 Brandon, the bride's brother; Harvey Bell, and Stanley Samlnski. ONLY MR. AND MRS. Mrs. Austin is an alumna of Ocean JAY AUSTIN Township High School and 19* Bagley-Basile HOLMDEL - The en- daughter also of the late nus of Holmdel High School gagement of Elisa Marie LADIES Joseph John Basile, was and received a degree in ADONUT Basile, to Richard E. graduated from Holmdel business administration Bagley, son of Mr. andHigh School and Katharine from Montclair State Col- Mrs. Richard A. Bagley, 8 Gibbs School, Montclair, lege. He is an account LIMIT 24 DONUTS Eaitbrook Drive, is an- and is a secretary em- executive with New Jersey nounced by her mother, ployed by Automatic Bell. Newark. FASHION Mary Theresa Basile, 39 Switch Company, Florham Heather Hill Way. Park. The couple plan to be The prospective bride, Mr. Bagley is an alum- married In September. Baldwin-O'Brien SHOES SAN DIEGO, Calif. - and attended Newark (N. versity, Rutherford, N. J Fay H. Delaney announces J.) State College and He is an administrative the engagement of her Grossmont College, here. analyst with the State of SANDALS • DRESS • CASUALS daughter, Karin Delaney- She is branch manager of New Jersey Department of O'Brien of Holmdel, N.J., the HowelKN.J.) Office of Labor, Trenton. By "BASS" to Robert George Baldwin, Mutual Aid Savings and An April wedding is "NINA" son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving planned. Baldwin, Long Branch, N. Loan Association. "NICKELS" J. "CAPEZIO" Mr. Baldwin is a Oiw coupon ptr cuiionwf Cannot to combM»d with any othtf ofltr gradaute of Long Branch Good M OMttclpMing DuAkm' Donuu ihopft "NATURALIZER" ANNUAL SALE The prospective bride, High School, received a BS "9 WEST" daughter also of the late degree from Wittenberg ELBERON - The An- Russell Francis Delaney, Univerity, Springfield, nual Bazaar and Flea Mar- LIMIT: 24 DONUTS "COBBIE" ket of Congregation OFFER GOOD THRU S-2M4 "AMALFI" was graduated from Key- Ohio, and an MBA from TAKE OUT ONLY port (N. J.) High School Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- Brothers of Israel, 250 Park Ave., will take place "JOYCE" rain or shine May 27 and 28, AND MANY from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and DUNKIN' MORE, Bereavement Group organized May 29, 30 and 31, from 10 SjflOO a.m. to 5 p.m. Indoor and DONUTT RED BANK - The ben the opportunity to outdoor dealer space is Its worth the trip. Hospice Department of share their experiences available and interested persons may call the con- Rlverview Medical Center while offering a social AVAILABLE AT ALL Value sponsors a support gorup atmosphere. gregation to make reser- PARTICIPATING for those who have suf- For further information, vations. Featured will be DUNKIN DONITTS SHOPS To $59.00 fered the death of a spouse. interested persons may antiques, crafts, baked The Bereavement contact Lynn Specter at goods, new and used OPEN 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK (SR) Group, which meets every Riverview's Hospice De- clothing, furniture, hair- cuts and refreshments. 8 WALLACE ST RED BANK 842 6610 other week, offers mem- partment. h— ¥ MONDAY, MAY 21, 1984 The Drily Register B7 Judge's reply 'sexist' ciSB&ifoA Dear MmAMI LeadenLaaeters: SomethlaSomettdBgf masmmt bbe ——^— \^ 1O9911 M^^U doaetounpKvetfceqaalltyaf jadgetwho *wn.MM700 0ely6»AM ToSPU •:30AM To 12 MPM lit ea varitas bemefcet all over tats coutry. I am narisilag a eUpatag baas oar local paper abort aa taeMert that 51 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted Occam* la Milwaukee. It auric ate SM ANN red. Here II is: AUTO MECHANIC - MM. 2yra. A MUwaakee Coaty )adge Mid a rape a3..iM&J^^*v LANDERS ind 24 hour duly. No aryarlanoa victim ta stop erytag eatke wttaeta staa. pSjOVSktaVy. FfftO VnwfMflQ OOUTfJa). tarn hourly wag** plus i— BOYS'OIRtS-l 1-17 — Morning or he weaht sUsmJss Ike charges agamst 1* and taupjions na nawapapaf roulas ara available . Call Family ft OMMran'a n Long Branch. Rad Bank. Saa . the man accuses! of asiaalllag •*•*• 1«1 Bam Ava.. Long SBranoh. NJ Ma rraahotd. FraanoM Twp. 222-6100. o30-7S»l Aanalapan. Marlboro. Mows*! ClrceUtJadfe Ralph G. GareasteUi loM Kaanaburg. E. Kaanaburg. the M-yeareM wsaisa, "Bilker ya« AIR CONDITION — Commarolal Matawan. HaaM. ft Leonardo • We did our beit to make a pleasant Ralllliaiaauii Maanana). E»- EMC. aamlnga. and a ehanea to collect yoartelf aae] behave like a matve home for these children. All efforts pailancad only. Can SU-11S1 win prtaaa and trips Call admit or I'm gotaf to duunlH the cue ft* urm 4:10 p.m. •00-243-0650 ton traa or tailed. Alter six months they decided to •77-4222 belag prejudicial. The female retpoase to ASSEMBLER ELECTRO-MECH- a toaga illutloa la lBappropriate ks alive with other relatives. That was seven ANICAL INSTRUMENTS- Re- CABINETMAKER — Musi Mva weeks ago. Now Ralph tells me they want aponatMa parson with lowet- axp. In both formica and wood, adga 01 drilling, tapping, ml- oraman quawaaOood Tke womaa begaa to cry *irtaf cr to come back here because they don'l like cromaMrs ft calipers. MMdta- aaratyplua company barvaflta. fwairrf—«*— la the trial agataMt a Caeea the rales la that other place. 405 9700 g AM - 12 Cat »|7-MM. i nay My hasbaad waals to take them back CAFETERIA MANAQER — For retagee who was fond imlttplHyay •.! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AD- school lunch program. FUN bat I hate the thonght of it. Oar family VISOR — To work m a pro- charae of food earvtoa at 2 degree sexual ast Ike nuu greaelva up-to-data aarvtoa da- schools E»p. ft ralarancaa rs Us way Into the victim's life Is asw serene and quiet and I Jut partman! I qulrad. Appro can't face folag through all the trouble. ft trucks Naad u> b* pree- ichool majawiarhanaflte. her. antaMa. wall epoaen. ft good 10.000 ranga. Stan Sapl. again. Both Ids children are over II aad with paopta. Should hawe aoma 9S4. Call for InHMaw. Rumaor?n Goreastela, whose remark* were made maoMmoal or sates back- Board ol Education 642-0364 without the Jury premeat. toW Ike womaa II they come back toliv e with as I know ground. Apply In parson at: Equal Opportunity Employar. It was prejudicial to the defeadaai "for we will have a rerun of all the agonies Schwam a Sons. 141 W. Front and stressfal sltaatioM — a crisis every St. Rad Bank. CARING PEOPLE ^^ AsQisiBf photo by Cfln Fofifw you to «it there aad bawl yoar eyes oat." AUTO SALESMAN — Naw cars, NEEDED ANTIQUES' EXPERT — Frank Martelli, left, owner of International What Is yoar reaction to this inddeal, 0)M dialer, aalary plus com- I love my husband and don't waal him mission. All rringaa tanallta. bp. r« ara soaking Individuals or Galleries, Shrewsbury, and member of the Appraisers' Association of Aaa? — A Syracuse Reader pi alarm. For Interview can JmMtae to oara for davalopman- Dear Reader: I find such comments to feel I am not belag fair to his kids. 74i-7«4j. g a.m. ta ft p.m.. Mon. lally dMabtad parsons By ba- America, discusses detecting fake antiques with, left to right, Art Simon, Please, Ana, give me some good old oomlng a sponsor, you can aarn president of New Jersey Chapter of the American Society of Interior outrageously sexist, and wonder what MOO lo SSOO par month lor kind of Justice can be meted out by aLanders wisdom. I waat to do the right irovtdlng training, room and Designers (ASID), Martelli's daughter, Qina Martelli, ASID, and Rona roard. Can waakdays to raaarva Judge who thinks like that. If anyone in thing, but what it It? -Seesaw in Canada a apaoa for our Juno training Spiegel, Marlboro, ASID associate, who was chairman of the cocktail Milwaukee has additional information on Dear See: Sit down with Ralph and his PARTS -aaa (Days -Nights) seminar hosted by Mr. Martelli for about 50 members of New Jersey children. Have in hand a list of house this case I would like to know about It. MANAGER Wa also naad p. Chapter ASID. rules and regulations. Tell them they In providing part lima cara on an Dear Ana Landers: I was a divorced Largaat ChavroM diaHrahlp In hourly or dally. Ibasis Call Batty woman with a child wan I married must sign an agreement to live within the MOflcnoutn • OOaMpts Countito) Jonas at (009) 20S-SM1 for mora guidelines you've set up or leave. Explain •••*• «MKI. UQQrmttvt, now nfurmatton. Ralph. He had two children who lived number two man who tt rwtfy CARPENTER — Contractor with their mother. Ralph and I had twono excuses will be accepted and there for parts mwwwnontTMa I* • naada anp. craw who can bum a 'How to Detect a Fake' is will be no second chance. Make it stick. tfwp-ortontoti dl eJirUUp which room edition from ground up Me children. •mptitudM cuMomor MUUK- Good luck. tlon and O—t* horujsjtly with both maaonary Muat hava Insuranca Oar life was woaderfu aatll Ralph's cuttomore and mnployo—. H you 6MV2S2S. children decided they wanted to live with Parents, what should you do if yoar tot that you OT r—tfy. and want CATV LINE PERSONS — E>- designers' seminar topic us. They said their mother was crazy. teen-ager Is having senal relations? Ana to movej up in a proQyoaaivOt parlanoad ft tralnaaa naadad.. Landers' new booklet, "High School Sex roova atiaad daalarahlp, and you «usl ba willing to naval ft valid SHREWSBURY - Prank Martelli, organization. Check with the organiza- Ralph and I said, "Fine." N.j. dflvafa HoanaaCaH altar 7 It was a disaster from the beginning. and How to Deal With It - A Guide for monthly bonus, company damo, p.m. 642-1922 owner of International Galleries, 159 E. tion — have there been any com- all banafiu. and additional a>- CERTIFIED NURSES' AIOE8 — They stole from the neighborhood stores, Teeas and Their Parents," gives no- Maadad tor Innovatrva profact Newman. Spring! Road, presented a plaints? Then visit several dealers and nonsense advice oa bow to handle this cltng aarnlnga potantlsl, call PaM • hr training program Call symposium on the topic, "Caveat make some first-hand observations and fought with our children, wouldn't re- Mr. Tynan Paopta Cara. 63O-166J spect a curfew, and refase. tob e part of delicate situation. For each booklet, send TOWNE CHEVROLET. Emptor-How to Detect a Fake," to ask questions: INC (201 >-e7!-«2OO CLEANING SERVICE — Full the family. They would not accent hap 50 cento plus a long, stamped, self, Hma. dapandabla car that can more than SO members of Southern • Does the dealer own the premises? addressed envelope toAn a Landers, P.O handla haavy aqulpmanl. Call or kisses or evea aa arm around the AVON — Join tM No. 1 baauty 581-ISM Association of the New Jersey Chapter • Does the establishment look per- Box UMS, Chicago, III. 60611. ipany ft aarn 35H to S0H on of the American Society of Interior _ Ja. Additional aarnlng op- CLEANING PERSON — Part manent? portuninaa siso avaHabla. FVM- Hma. Mon -Frl.. 2-6 p.m. For In- Designers (ASID). Rona Spiegel, a • What is the policy of the establish- ibia hours. Can S7i-«3»i. tanrtaw. call 6444011. aak for professional designer from Marlboro, ment? 071*446. or 77S-OOM. Tom. BARTENDER M/F — E>- CLERK OF THE WORKS — For was chairman of the event which • Does the dealer offer a money back porloncod* ApP*y '^ poraoni larga construction prolact In Diet yields ample iron MMdWown, N | Typing. Ming, focused on ways to tell a genuine guarantee? Coppar Kama RaalauranL IU RMraMo Ava.. Rad Bank. phonaa. Working knowledge ol antique from an "imposter". • Does the dealer buy from estates? BY LESTER L. construction a muat. Sand r«- BOOKKEEPER - Full oharga suma ft aalary raqulramants lo: Drawing on 25 years' experience • Does he restore the items? COLEMAN, M.D. through ganaral ladgar. Position Box A-476. TM Dally Raglatar. avail, for full tlma or part tlma Shrawabury. NJ. 07701. travelling the world and purchasing By mastering a few simple tech- amptoyaa In our Mlddlatown of- antiques In such exotic places as Sri niques and getting a bit of background, ncaa For furmar Information, COLLECTORS — Law ofllcas of call 671 2300 Hayl. Hayl ft Landau aaaklng Lanka, Kenya, New Guinea, Bangkok, the consumer will be able to recognize I notice that right after astf-mottvaled Individuals for ca- Singapore, as well as the U.S., England a real antique from a fake. Martelli her menstrual period, my BOOKKEEPER — » to 3 Payroll raar opportunity In collacuon da- YOUR aap. naoaaaary. Sand raauma to: partmant ExparVanoa pratarrad. and the European continent, Martelli offers these suggestions: daughter, who is aged 16, is SMara ol tM Oood SMpMrd. but will conaMar tralnaaa. Ptaaaa extremely fatigued. Could Conovar Fid.. Wlckatunk. NJ. call lor Intarvlaw. 747-4220. used a "hands-on" technique for de- l.Cbeck the surface of the antique 07768 it be that she has a defi- HEALTH COMMUNITY COORDINATOR termining the. real from the fake. carefully. It should be slightly ripply in — Knowledge of gaographlcal Assisted by his. wife, Angela, and all directions. This means the surface ciency of iron that I read araa and problamaoT low-in. about? Are there any coma residents in Monmoulh daughter, Gina — who is a member of was smoothed by a "champfer" — a BOYS/GIRLS Apia to Intarpral MglalalMa Infor. special diets that can rem- matlon appllcablo lo low-lncoma ASID - he discussed the three basic planing knife used before the industrial 7th thru 10th grades laallianle Provide technical as- fears that most people have about revolution. It was the only way to edy this? - Mrs. T.R., WORK AFTER SCHOOL ft SAT. slstanca lo District Councils EASILY EARN S40 TO SSO Gather and dleaemlnata Intor- antiques. smooth a surface during that time. WEEKLY. NO TRANSPOR- Fear 11 - Am I getting good value? 2. Look at a drawer. Notice the Dear Mrs. R : to be sure that you are nohavt e " withdrawini TATION NECESSARY. HOW- QUALIFICATIONS Oraduata of We've all been bom- EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN an accradltad 4-yr collaga with s Consumers often purchase repro- method of inserting the bottom into the overlooking any other rooms" or "drawin KEANSBURO. PORT MON- dagraa In Sociology and Humsn- sides. If the piece is a reproduction, barded by advertisements reason for it. rooms" where the afte MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS. THIS Hlaa. or 5 yr s expsrlanca In com- ductions because they generally are IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE. FOR munity organliatlon Ability to nude by a large company and have a you'll notice now sharp and even on the radio, TV, news- My hasbaad finally gave dinner cigar and pipe MORE INFORMATION CALL avaluata problams and organlia papers and magazines with M2JM4, MR. TAYLOR. affaetrva maaauraa of allavlatlng published retail price. According to everything is. The drawer of antique up smoking cigarettes and smoker can smoke witbou aama. Valid NJ drlvar's llcanaa Martelli such furniture, due to large check or desk is always slightly the idea of iron deficien- now switched to a pipe. I affecting other people in raqulrad and accaas lo a vshicla Raauma to arrive no isisr tMn overhead costs, can often cost more uneven. cies. The result Is that am wire the cigarettes the rest of the house. May 26. 1064 at 4:30 p.m. Sand many people make a home- INDEX lo: CMCk-Mata. Inc.. 649 Mal- and last leu than genuine antiques. He 3.When purchasing a restored piece, were worse for him than a tlson Avenue, Asbury Park. Naw emphasized the value of antiques as make sure the dealer knows the extent made diagnosis of Iron pipe. I am also sure that rUIUCIMTK. Jaraey 07712. investments, citing that their worth of the restoration. If restoration is deficiency when actually it the pipe is worse for me ILEOALSI Equal Oppty Employar increases over the years. made for the purpose of putting the may not exist. aad all of as who have to 6 Loat and Found artcuawmai COOKS There should be no 6 Lou and Found Stan Immediately. If you snioy Fear #2 — Can I use it as is? piece back into good condition, and not live inhaling the fumei aU S100 REWARD - To anyone 9 Special Notices tM praeaure of working In a busy finding a returning my lost csi At a reputable antique gallery, the for the purpose of deceiving the buyer, guesswork about this be- day. I can't believe that 12 Travel -Transportation topflight kitchen, you'll lit right In with our pros. Broiler, try. and merchandise is always ready to go there is no faking involved. cause a simple blood test pipe smoking does not IT vicinity ol Harbor ~F 15. instruclion braakfaat cooka needad now can quickly show the in vivrim" ui naivw nu MNMWMKCTMIT Apply In parson. Old Orchard directly to the consumer — thereby 4 Check carefully for reconstruction. cause trouble in the lungs. Wlckatunk. Marlboro Top.. NJ. Inn, Hi. 71. Ealontown. eliminating the problems of restoration The same rules apply in regards to the amount of hemoglobin in - Mrs. R.P.L., Nevada on Sal. May 12. Sho la white with 21 Business Service gray ft'ta n marklnga. Any Infor- 22 tons Cults CRUISE SHIP JOBS ^ and months of delivery backlog. "champfer finish." You should be wary the blood and the possible Dear Mrs. L.: mation pteaee call 264-5266 Thousands of vacancies must ba of an otherwise antique dresser with a presence of any iron defi- daya: H1-02S1 ava. * weekends tWUYKNT lined immediately. S24.000- Fear #3 - Will I be cheated if I don't I think that it is gener- family Mart brokan. 51 Help Warned Mile or S30,000. Call refundable. machine-made top or side. A cut-down ciency anemia. When it Female 312-666-4347. Ext C-1234 know that much about antiques? ally agreed that the toxic FREE FOUND ADS Martelli stressed that it is Important highboy with a new top added has no indeed is present, It is Aa a aarvtoe to our community, 52 Babysimng/Child Care DELIVERY PERSONNEL — readily controlled. effects of pipe tobaccoma yTM Dally Reglatsr la offarlng a 53 Domestic Help Wsntwj part-tlma. nights mull to look for an honest dealer. How? "Anvalue as an antique. FREE 3-llna FOUND ad for 4 54 Situations Wanted hava own car. Apply In parson. be somewhat less than daya undar our Loal ft Found 5.Beware of "old wood" pieces that A person weighing about Female Lulgl's Raataurant. 477 Middle honest dealer has an excellent repu- those of cigarettes. But Rd. Haital. tation," he noted."Ask your friends, have really been made recently. This 150 pounds, under normal Tha nagiilar appraclataa your 55 Situations Warned Hale even if we disregard the homely ft will do Ita part In find- 56 Situations Wanted DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/ASST talk to your chamber of commerce. If technique is most prevelant in Italian circumstances, needs 12 Ing tha original Male/female — Exp. or school-trslnsd Part. Hma. General prectlca Rad milligrams of iron a day.toxic effects of nicotine, call us at 542-11707 0 57 Cllild Caie/Nursery you're working with an interior de- furniture, when termite eaten wood is Bank. Call6422337 signer, she or be should know where to fashioned into 17th century-looking This is easily obtained in tan and other irritants, CHAIN BRACELET — mixed Schools there still is the adverse gold ft eHvar. loat awer Rttkele DENTAL ASSISTANT - Ara you find that person." Make sure the dealer pieces. Ask about termite holes and any nutritious diet. A diet or K-Msrt shopping araa. HaHet motlvattvel Coma grow with ua. effects on the lungs caused Reward Gall 046-4223. avaa. 61 Business Opportunity Wa ara a people oriented, ex- is a professional — perhaps an ap- question the dealer about any "U"- that includes liver, eggs, 62 Mortgages panding ganaral dental practice dried fruits, fish, meat, by the smoke itself. FOUND - Boner Dog. color 63 Money To loan Modftfn office), msny b#f>#fltai, praiser or a member of a professional shaped marks on the surface Brlndal with white marking on great working cond . exp whole wheat cereals and All smoke is a pollutant cheat, puahad in noaa. vicinity of 64 Money Warned preferred, but will train lha right and as such affects the free Heilel Call 730-2610. parson Intereeted? Write Po milk contains enough iron BOX t». Rad Bank, NJ 07701 or and easy exchange of ox- LOST — Parrot!, graan MaMcan 71 Merchandise lor Sale call Maria at 642-6370. to satisfy the daily require- rad Mad flaw away ft— 72 Garage/Yard Sale ment. ygen and carbon dioxide in Navaamk homa. If altad or In 73 Machinery For Sale DO TO INCREASE IN BUSINESS Many young girls show the lungs. fiimi can, 201-0096 "' Rental Service — Wa naad service advisor. aap LOST — Whlte/slrvarplpped par- 75 Farm Equipment preferred but not raqulrad Exp mechanic ft machanlc tralneee- evidence of fatigue and Pipe smokers and cigar alan cat, daclawad. Rad a "b Auction Saws araa. Call Mo-osso Howard Appty In parson. 2:30 to 6:30 even a sense of depression smokers fill a room with 71 Pels ano Livestock p.m.. Mon. thru Frl. aak lor Don before, during and after smoke and odors that are LOST - Mala, orange ft whlta 78 Aircratl Crowdar. Samoa Manager cat. S/7/S4. E. Keene. ft 79. Swap Or Eicriange Buhlar ft Bitter Chryalar becoming more and more Plymouth. Hwy 35. Haalel No the onset of their menses. 60 Bicycles/Mim Bmes phone calla plaaee. There is a psychological intolerable to non- 81 Sports Equipment smokers. In the borne, LOST — 1 yr. old mala, black tall. 82 Swimming Pools DOMESTIC SERVICE — Flexible factor that must be con- Mine ft black, naa collar with hours, good pay. will train. sidered, especially occur- particularly, the stale odor raflactor. Vicinity of Llncron Call 83 CBs, Electronics 201-SMf IW am. or 64 p.m. s42-ioag. 84 Merchandise Wanted ring in those girls who still of tobacco hangs on and 85. Price Busier DRIVER — Part tlma penetrates rugs, draperies LOST - Yalkwr. flbarglau. 4- KAltnATtHliTHU Call Slater CatMrIM have some confusion about aaatar. padal boat, vicinity ol alter a pm. 04OBS94. and clothing. Oooaanack andga. Raward. 101 Apanmenis the significance of the •42-02(3. DRIVERS — For buey llmosina 102 Houses lor Rent company. Good appearance ft menstrual cycle. Public health officials LOST — Irish Sattar. Female. sv» 103 Rentals to Snare drMngracord raqulrad Call The fact that her fatigue warn that all tobacco can, yaara old. brown leather collar, 104 Winter Rentals namad "rjlngar". Haitat araa. is not constant points to the over a long period of time, 105 Summer Rentals DRIVERS — Ara needed to de- 264-0110. 106. Furnished Rooms Ihrar TM Dally and Sunday fact that no other serious be hazardous not only to LOST — SlmuMtad diamond on 107 Nutsing/Retiiement naglatar. For mora Information. the smoker but to those gold chair, aantlmantal value. Homes pMeee contact Jatl Haro. condition exists to account Raward Atlantic Highlands view- Circulation Oapt., 1 Raglaiar for it. Yet it would be who are secondarily ex- By. Ca« 2S1-4303. 106 Commercial Rentals Plaia. Shrawabury. N.J. Equal posed to It. 109 Buildings/Garages Opportunity Employar M/F worthwhile to have that 9 Special Notices 110 Wanted lo Rent blood test and a general Perhaps that is the EARN EXTRA CASH — and your GIFTED PSYCHIC a£M.En«TEFMUlE own World Book and Child Craft. physical examination just reason that Urge homes 130 Open Houses World Book-Child Craft, a leader In educational sales, la expend- MRS. SYLVIA 131 Houses For Sale READER ft ADVISOR ing In Monmouth/Ooean County 132 Condominiums/Town araa. Complete training con- On AH Problems of Llfa Houses ducted In a location near your 775-9572 133 Income Properly homa. Flexible hours. Pert or full 134 Farm Property Una positions available Quali- Flea market planned 12 Travel- fied applicants could fill man- 135 Commercial Properly agara position, call 774-6192. FAIR HAVEN - The Transportation 136 industrial Property 2*0-13447363-2437. and balloons. 137 Lots and Acreage Episcopal Church of the .... Matawan araa to tranton, 138 Mobile Homes EDITORIAL ASSISTANT — Pert- Mon.-Fri. Laavee Matawan araa time, for International buelneee Holy Communion will pres- Donations are being 0:30 p.m. dally. Must MM de- 139 Cemetery Lots magazine. Exp. raqulrad. Ra- ent its second annual Flea sought for household pandabla vawda. Call 44S-S3S2. 140 Deal Estate Wanted eume lo: Box 0720. Rad Bank. Market June 2 (rain date items, clothing, books and RIDE NEEDED — From MWdie- MCSUIKHUl N.J. 07701. town to Long Branch at midnight. 152 Boats and Accessories ELECTRICIAN - Exp Immedl- June 9) from 10 a.m. to 4 furniture. All contrubu- Can 870-9153 or S71-S710. Aak 153 Camping Equipment opanlnga commercial ft rasl- for Mike. p.m. at the Fair Haven tions are tax deductible 154 Recreational Vehicles >pal 66»2666. and pick up for larger ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - Firehouse. In a continuing 14 Personals Engmeenng/electrlcaims back- effort to preserve the items can be arranged by THANK YOU 220 Wanted Automotive groud wWi maonanlcal - aktc- contacting Craig Ludlow, Joaeph ft SI Juda lor anawarlng 230 Construction Equip- Weal eeeembty. A.A.S church steeple and roof my prayaraO. ment pfOVaVTOQi DtVOTfjnlOw sUWQn* structure, proceeds will go 135 Lincoln Ave., here. 240. Auto Financing montav flsond fooumn to: E>*c- Spaces are also available 15 Instruction 250 Auto Insurance trofuc TBjchnfds'jn Powtloo, EISJC* to the building fund. LICENSED SPEECH LANGUAGE 200 Auio Rent/lease tro Imptuaa Lab Inc.. P.O. Box and reservations can be MYOFUNCTIONAL THERAPIST 670. Rad Bank. N.J. 07701. Equal There will be a wide 270. Auto Services/Parts Opportunity Employar M/F. — Barbara A. Stona. Marboro. 280 Motorcycles variety of new and used made by calling Mark NJ. By appointment only. Cat! Bohanan, 145 Mechanic St., 290 Trucks and Trailers ESTIMATOR/SALESPERSON- items, baked goods, lunch 300 Autos For Sa'e EXP-D - Pmgraaerve oo. naada Red Bank. fuHy quaimad paraon Call Dun- and snacks, craft items, oan Conatrucilon Co.. 663-6464 PIZZA MAKER - Exp only. Apply at Kaanaburg Plan arry- 81 Help Wanted ntfKNM Hma. 214 Main 8t The Daily Register will not be EXP O WAITERS/WAITRESSES Service for war veterans Mai* or Femala responsible lor mote than one — Exp. aarvmg food ft liquor 2 LAWN MAINTENANCE PER- incurred insertion ol any ad- Apply In paraon; Coppar Kama SONS - Can batwaan 6-7 p.m. vertisement and only when II RaalauranL 1t3 Riverside Ava.. KEYPORT - The May 27 at 11 a.m. »1-aSM. I3.M an hour. materially aliens the value ol Wad Bank. ACTING MUNICIPAL COURT the ad II it contains an error EXa>D BOOKKEEPER — Part American Legion Aux- CLERK — Ona (1> Fun Tlma (12.5 call classified tiflleB, flejHiWe) atCnOOUW. CaVV iliary, Unit 23, will honor Auxiliary members in- i.) position avail (MUST BE All ads are restricted to their 641-4J30 TM FHnaaa Canter EXiPERIENCEO>ERIENCEO) Salary Daaad on EXP-D AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR Bayshore area veterans of vite members of service _ ,... minimum of $14,076 an- proper classilicetion and sal nually. Apply Admlnlatratora ol- in the regular Daily Register - Part time Call 642-6330. TM all wars at a memorial organizations, veterans, Boa. Borough 01 Tlnton FsHa. SM style Ol type BrgM is reserved service in St. Mary's families and friends to Tinton Ava.. IF no latar than u edit or reject any copy or May 24. 1M4 Equal Opportunll- Mor« Classified Episcopal Church, here, attend. ry Employer. M/F. ad on N««l Page Babysitting ii Halp Wintad 1 HtlpWi 1 Help Wanted II HtlpWinfd Si Halp Wanted B8 The Deity Register MONDAY, MAY 21, 1984 Child Cara PIZZA COOK — wanted pan . ORLPN — 11:90 p.m.- SHtPPINO CLERKS - H* 1*0.000 • bonua. For Into cM m . pen-lime Mount F*- r. wei tram. Must b.Te * lT7l5»-17H. EaL 941. SI Help Wanted 1 Htlp Wanted 1 Ht.pWanttd ORDERLY M/F n paraon Lukjl'a. ^77 r Nuralng Homa. Malawan. Ktod tor 24-houf oaa« ' Wols Fid . Haaet. WN SERVICE WORKER - EED EXTRA CASHT — PT work young man m NafMuna a/aa. 7SJ««s FEDERAL, »TATI 4 OVAL on homa phona program FMa- ALWAYS CARE PORTER/OROfRLY - Far day IORLPNM/F — 3 to1 1 Or 1-K£ffii? end samples to or oMar Can 442-73*1 OM Earn up to 110 par hour 7 anma. Eac king* baneme. STOCK ROOM SUPERVISOR 4 Boa *72*. Red BanktllToTTOI. . PROFESSIONAL OOU«JI -- your area CM H»l| as* M0< CM Aeanaci HjoManda Nuralng MVER Fu* m CM oner 10 CM 747-MM or 513-7M0. Horn*. Iti-OBM. Mon. thru Frf. ar tar trej*. sr OAL SECRETARY - Pron- PART-TIME Babyatttlng- okMit In mutton work. brtefa ale. EW CAR PREP PERSON - NO EXP NECESSARY ROOUCTION — Lma Savor. 52 MM CARPENTER - M " typing t alerto aklae re- Hours 1 - 6 Apply In paraon. ppHcaaooa HK o#y a Afcont arwif ChlldCare sjtsn tsrst (MM, Mian a* to abiHiy. c 1. Penoton plan. M> m-arkway OWs. Mwy M. Kayport Cucal OamoM »nV SaS-JOSe. >4J.IM« or 621041 .nS six R.N./L.P.N. •Oe. MS 4 pen-erne, AM torRandy . pany Ml »W a/a* and wa ra toofc- i e muel Ideal for ou- BABYSITTER - My Klnoa Hwy tBbe Hold. M now- g toryou . Thta poaltlon ortari PROCISa MAH.I 171 **r hun- home 2 anarnons a week 2:30- raillMANmNMilAN — Varna. Mod part-Mma mooma. redlNoaaparlanoa.partorfua. • Ij'jn 1 pmm NOW HIRING ma Start Immsdlaiaty. DllHl HOME CARE '30 day* * hour* flea CM noanBvaa. SKooio. STI-MBfJ MMEOIATE OPENINGS •CtOMtohoma. •nd aB^Bt*Aaldraaaad atanwad ull and pert time positions „, Chamen. aumumm, Raean. nvatopa toCFH-NM . Boa 1014, BABYSITTER- In my ocean twp •Sn^rSSL' rvenoon 4 Ueano CM Ham* PERMANENT POSITION Bsooms a pan ol tna tastasl- Die In Monmouth and SUMMER HELP — Nuraee sMe rowing communications com- tuart.FI 334*6 t Counsea tornuraa a wWi tot Sal Sun 4 Mon Mgma. Rets to Stan work Immadlatary my In Monmouth County. 1 years reoent ea- i own trane. I oNKlran. CM WOW eat-up end Oenorol OOP* c QUALIFIED MECHANIC - Labor ntlanrMt EOAL SECY WANTED — Eap.wMh local company. No aap. or Immad. paraonal Irrtarvtaw S0760. MlchSSfS Aroo. Rl »" " ur earned CM 843-88*0 for PHONE: 542-4M0 . CM 747-1313 war I Eac working con. chedren. LUcnolt FEOUAROS — Una Da 8UN0AY REOISTER REPORTERS -Naadad tocove r TEACHCJt - Needs dg»mi*'it; Equal Opportunity Employar ar* ana. 9m transportation. CM oanMad. Band raauna to. PMA. $1200 Par Mo SUMMER HELP T4T ~ " FULL TIME — Local flower O Boa M, taartborc NJ or Tha Dairy -«nfi5 To Start $905 PER BABYSITTER NEEDED — Mon- and from school and waar* ejer FOR INTERVIEW CALL dont CM. Frl.. 3:30-7:30 p.m. Some FEOUARD — For apt com- «71- landa, Mon. ttVAl Fn t » 4 OWy d or ratlrad nursaa. Call ull or part-Uma. naadad tor ng, prepare 6 aervel e meals, child Nonharn Monmouth Araa High halp your customers with thalr In a rewarding cwear? NORLPNM/F-3tol1shrtt rry. AJ. 0T care. Working | FUHNTTUM SALE - -4»»1. Mon - Frl. g am • 3 pm, advarValng Attar t/alnlng, you CM Wetoharl Co.. Realtors. 'vSZVZSSSC zv<* ...j parents. 3 moe. Mtantowappt. pay. no faa Call for IntonHaw at eac. fringe benefits. OM Atlantic CHILD CAM — Single parent eap. 4 written rets raqulrad. CM 'aopl. Cans. 2*4 Broad St.. Nad will work part-lime, close to Holmdel manager kjNends Nuralng Horn* pertence. Sand raauma A salary evsaaeaar w" ••••• * *• >«^*vi ^ homa and ba paid a salary, com- passe. SIMDmlng SpeMeh ACHINIST — Flral claaa. aap'd- Bank. 530-1M5. or 000 union 201-MS-S400. 2*1-0*00. Mon. through Frl. only requirement toP.O . **3. Eaton- town. NJ. 07734. LIVE-IN HEALTH AIDE - Com- MedHorianaon. 4 cnina cabtnat adwon work to blue prints. Ava.. Rt. 71. BrMHa. S2S-*43>. REAL ESTATE BALES — W* to 4. anaee paid. Mel salary, to partially incom- 887*. Moan dinette ML tiu Sand resume lo: Machinist Poe- NURSES AID/ORDERLY — Pat bave 2 poawona avallabla tor SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - » light housework Weak- „ but alert aMarty lady. Cat after 4 p.m . 2*4-1301. ruon. E1L. P.O Boa 271. Naptuna. I your_j'ri* a persuasive home- UMSON — Enterprising young- msnant full tlma position. Eap. or make_ lerr •who la ready to go back ten wenled You will be running 4 waakdaya 1:30 am-2 p.m. 4 a off CM 563-377* 3wn room. TV. older help CM J 07753. Aim: PaMr Farrara. camnad only. Apply In paraon: your potential-cell Oarrah Aa- Sal 8:30 am-4:30 p.m. Per- 671-3377 after 5 p n FURNITURE - Pe/1-Bme. poaa- m Equal Opportunity Employer. nto tha business world and you :lalas. Shrewsbury. 741-3331 your own business while earnln< CHILD CARE - Mature respon- IbM tuevamo lalar Sailing 4 gen- Atl Highlands Nuralng Homa. 1 ka getting around meeting rues, tripe and caah nanent. Inieresung. ^o«-ej^o. aitila pafaon fiaadad toloo k anar MlddkHown Ava. Atl. Highlands WOMAN AS AID AND COMPA- aral work. Ortver'e lloanaa help- ACHINE SHOP* PERSONNEL raopla In a business environ-REAL ESTATE ha only requirements ara thai SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - 3 children, aoas 11 * 8 In myNION - for older lady all day 1 Preclselon lath Hand Ma- Mon-Frl 9-4 ment, this could be an Inlsreallng lul. Apply Kocn Furn 204 Main NEEDED you are at leaal 11 years old end 4 weekday evenlnge starling at 4 River naze home. Altar school 4 Sundays, must have car 4 refer- 81.. Koana MnaM 4 1 Tool 4 CHa Mskar and challenging opportunity. Wa ara reedy towor k p.m. with Sun. 8 am. - 3 p.m during summer. Mon. thru Frl. ences. 871-0443. •d. Eap. required. All o NURSE-AIDES hava territories opan In ~ OAR0ENER/CARETAKER — IMMEDIATELY II o sign up. Icall I542-4000. Eat. •tataaatonal Stan. Permar raqulrad. pany banana 11 paid imidaya Beyshore L_ 18. r 8 p.m. 843-8013. 54 Situations Fun-Ulna, eap. oeeenbel Currant roflt sharing Csll Mr Brodar HOME HEALTH Malawan/Abardaan. Rad Bank rats, required.Can 747-13H. orui HOUSEKEEPER/CHILD CARE 47-0200 between 104 12.1*3 AIDES and Freehold araaa. TEACHER AIDE — For trelnable OAS STATION SALES MANAOER TRAINEES clasa Applicants lo send raauma - Own roam 1 board, 875 to AINTENANCE ASSISTANT assoclalee to loin our taatnl ART TIME EVES M/F s: Superintendent at Schools 1100 CM 787-O888. ATTENDANTS ORMAN — Mala/Famala. Suc- nleresied? writs a anon noto to CALL NOW t Empi nant opportunities avail- LIVE-INS ua and lell ua about youreetl experience necessary. Full Rumaon School District, Forraot oaaeful candldata must hava 'ou may ba qualified tor a S200 a ytralnlng.C- CaM Ml 7 p.m. Ave.. Rumaon. N.J. 077*0. ' MATURE DEPENDABLE TEEN- alaotrlcal4 hydraulic trouble Wa'ra an Equal Opportunity Em month car allowance. Another AGER — To babysit In mABOVE THE REST IN CHILD rs,JB mual apply In paraon Medical Personnel Pool has r Write to Boa F-402. The 671-6656 June 1. Na caHa plaaaa. Eqi shooting sap 4 bs abla to raad openings In Monmouth la up to 70H Opportunity tniptoyai'. MMdMbrook apt. Own trans, CAREI — I am a Fair Haven NW Taat Rte M 4 Av, 0 echmsoc In both araas In ordar Reglatar. Shrawabury. N.J missions. Wa'ra not good be- SALESPERSON - Pan Uma. mother who would love lo care Atlantic Highlands Ocean counties tor persons with anda only, 1-S pm. p.m.- 7 p.m. weafcd*ya. Salary to srrivs at a successful con he above skills to provide care SSL" TEACHERS - Elementary K-6 •pan. CM 483-5272 tor your child In my home while uston lo any probtem. Soma Gardens, wa'ra Better Home* * xppreferred Condominium oertmceuon raqulrad; trafnable you work or shop. etc. Full or QENERAL CLEANERS — for our patients at homa. YouPART-TIME RN/LPN M/F — sales from furnished modal In Needed. part-Uma evenlnge. 6 auparvtaory skills ara pratarrad must hava transportation and Eap. In geriatric nursing Is de- lardana because were THI CUM (1 yr poaltlon). Teacher of PROFESSIONAL COUI part-time. 2 yra. experience Ex- p.m. lo 10 p.m. located In tha his position has growth op- phona. Top pay rate. For Inter sired Call Ealontown Convslss IE8T It All Inquiries ara con ends Hourly pay I handicapped carwtcato re- SEEKING BITTER - For 2 good Had Bank araa. Cal portunity for tha caraar mlndsd view please csll the Medical Per cant Center. 542-4700. 8 lo 4 floentlal. Reply to: a. inquire In day! quired. Applicants to send re- children 3 4 S. bag. Immad. until *00-302-«04e tarson Sand raauma: Macsonnet Pool Offloa nearest you S42-SO21; ava. 7414143. sume to: Superintendent ol June 28. Summar work aleo Schools. Rumaon School Dis- avail Llncrolt-Oak Hill area 8:30ATTENTION — Absentee owner. Wayna Closuraa. P.O Boa 127 'ART-TIME — Work near you LOUISE LIGATO SALES — See our ad under raal GOVERNMENT SALES/ Marlboro. NJ. 07740 homo, supervising newspaper Mtddletown 671-1 trict, Forrest Ava., Rumaon. N.J. A.M. 3:30 P.M. Salary open. Col- estate halp wanted. Century 21 077*0 by June 1 No calls pleaee lag* student O.K. Must h— ADMINISTRATOR MEDICAL carriers In the early morning ROB BARRETT na Agency. JJS^r^C^iS. Wa have an immadiaia opanlng MAINTENANCE PERSON FOR PERSONNEL POOL hours. You will oversee the car 5*3-5000 Equal Opportunity Employer. rans Plaaaa CM 671*456 soon 2-5. ONDOS - Ara you A Jack ol AI rlers delivery, sales and codec tor an Individual with prior ex MONMOUTH CTY. a togovamman l contract 4 radaa with 5-7 yrs. aap? II so Ions activities Permanent pos SALES TEACHER PRESCHOOL - SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted UBUsOon 1 aaW. Props* his could ba tha |ob for you Wa Rad Bank lions ara avallabla In tha Rad Berg Realtors mual have bath teacher ot the _ .m win poBvvw unowi ara aaaklng a parson sklllad In Bank. Aberdeen. Marlboro araaa handicapped and early child- 741-2879 Better Homes ft Garden* MANAGER hood education certmcatlon Halt ados oi government packaging carpantry with a knowttdga of Call 5O0-242M50. toll free. O rooting, masonry, slmpla alac. * OCEAN CITY. Toms River •77-4222. REAL ESTATE SALES — Fue- day poaltlon. 5 daya par week. fYMleaaai sVMaef* IfaaTa*. tia'Wl I 341-0330 tlme. Jean Irwln. Realtor. Red union Beach Public Schools' prooaduras. Eap. with rubbar plumbing problems This Is s 30 TRAINEES ir. wk . Tuas - Sat Salary: 45.50 Equal opply employer m/l PART-TIME — Weekend 4 some Bank. S42-41**. CM 264-5400 plaatlc or tastanars prafarrad par hr. Musi ba sbta to daal with waakdaya for sales 4 atock. Mus oeWon, pay, prograaal Thr howatoi. not nsrssssry. Individ OFFICE PERSON FOR BUSY be over 21 747-0045 penlnge exist now for arm TELEPHONE SURVEY PERSON usl MUST raad blue prints. Exc arlous parsonalllkM 4 maintain OFFICE — Strong voice. Answe REAL ESTATE — Red Bank aree. Cell buel- malntananca racords. Appll PART-TIME — Weekend man you've thought about II. Let's talk minded Individuals In • U company paw Panama. Intavlaw phones, take orders, control In branch ol a large International n during day to obtain by appolnimenl only. Csll Mr cations ara balng accaptad a ventory Start Immed. Starting agar. Large car 4 truck rents about II now. Our office la on* ol beak) Information I PERMANENT Oaorga Humphreys. Jr. Ext 200Charry Traa Vlllaga. 145 Charr salary |4 par hour Call after 11 Co.. Rad Bank. Must ba person the top 4 In the Rad Bank aree make 8300 weak. Call raaFarm Rd . Mldd Tuaa-Sal AM Call Marlboro Glass Dlst able, good with figures, depan We are busy Wa need you. Eac .m»£ MINOR RUBBER CO INC. hlalaanlmi opportunity Mon 8 Tues. 0 BtoomlMld. NJ a.m.3 p.m. Tennent Rd 501-1400. dable. 15 par hr Apply Bo training, motivation 4 guidance Q-405. Tha Dally Register lor amWttoua people who want lo TENNIS * SWIMMING IN- 2O1-33S-UO0 MECHANIC'S HELPER . Wa currently have * Eo.ua! Opportunity Employar PAINTER Shrawabury. NJ Q77O1, million dollar easorlsleo. Need get ahead. STRUCTOR — Qualified For Maadad full tlma, rafs naadad En per lanced or mote. Experienced or beginners small group ol 7 * * yr old PART' HANDYMAN - Plumbing a« bla to do lira work, aarvtca cars Call 0*5-4302 PART-TIME HELP WANTED — Call Roger . quality, you need to CtiHdraan Waafcly. my KofT*# par lane* a must. Connara Hotal ght rapalrs 4 pump gas. Ca Delivering newspapers i sportsmlnded. eggreeahro. am- PAINTER CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor Mlddletown. Erne. 857-0078 •7J-1S00 morn, hrs Must have car Ca •Independently OOwned" lilous. bondabkK ba free to Eap'dforl/O attar 7 p.m. 73» 2215 begin work two weeks attar ac- TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS — HANDVPERSON WANTED — MECHANICALLY INCLINED Csll 2*1-3003 •13 River Rd.. Fair Must hava 3 yra. aap.. union Pan-«ma. DaVl in Hdmdal PERSON — Junior position opa PART-TIME GASOLINE AT 741-7*** ceptance and have good running TIME with small ataclronlcs manulac PAINTERS — Eap. ir High School grad or better shop, all benetlta * holidays. 7W.3O25 or altar 6 pm TENDANT8 — 1 paraon. REAL ESTATE SALES •62-2710. 264-0277 urlng company In Rad Bantransportation a must. New con -7 a.m.. Frl. ftSat . nights. strucllon Call 2*4-1071 r need a hardworking as his poaltlon has all company 6 Hour Shifts araa. Job consists of aaaambly parson. MF. 10 p.m.-i a.m., Frl aoclata capable ol earning TYPIST — Part time/full time HEADLINE INSURANCE AOEN abrlcallng 4 ganaral sho Sat. 4 posaalbly other nights benefits. Including denial plan, Flexible hours. CM 642-0636 CY — has lull lima opanlng to 130.000 this year. Bonus system itanlna Income could be Monday-Friday dutMa. Call 530-4100. Apply Atlantic Highlands Shel sllows you to retain 65H ol com clarlcal position Accuraw typing PART-TIME Rt. 3* 4 First Ava.. 0 a.m.-2 p.m 20.000-135.000 Only those who WAITER/WAITRESS — Ex- 4 snorhand raqulrad. Plaaaa JDICAL RECEPTIONIST — mission Training 4 taoulou incaraty want lo gal ahaad naac perienced only. Apply In paraon We're a rapidly growing manufacturing Busy group practlca. Ability t NEEDED Mon-Frl. or call 2*1-4700. contact Lilly Owana 071-8111. apply. or CM 738-6866 Cornucopia company in Holmdel, and are looking (or handla madlcal maasagaa on tha PART TIME MEDICAL ASBIS Realaoranl, 91 Maple PI. Keyport phona 4 soma typing raqulrw IMMEDIATELY several good people to do light For back ol garbaga truck. Mature-minded Indlvldusl TANT — Some aap. Call Mon S71-5S50. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT: WAITRESS/WAITER Hours 6:30 a.m - 5:30 p.m. ap 1-3. 747-2104. production work at our facility. It you Call 2M-53M proa Apply Q-407. Tha work In our marketing depart RED BANK JOB SERVICE Flexible hour*. manl making telephone cans. PART-TIME - Hotel banquet REAL ESTATE SALES - Fall CM (87-00*3. have a few hours, wa have the shifts to fit OAS ATTENDENTFull tlma lallyRaglslar. 1 Raglatar Plaia g p.m. Plaaaant working en growing Mlddletown offloa need Call 73S-M10 Ihrawsbur^. NJ 07701. meeting roorocm eat-up paraon MR. DENNIS WANTED: MUSICIANS - For Into your schedule. We sntlclpate vlronmani 4 convenlen Dependablbies Must hava flea hre help! Experienced or motivated Shrawabury location make Ihl beginner. Full-lime - atari Im lB*ffs review band. CM alter 7 openlngi on all ihlfts: HOUSEKEEPER 4 PORTER M/F MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — tpply In person: Hilton Inn. Ban (201)741-6625 p.m.. 264 0168 or 384-1443. — Positions opan. Part-urns the perfect opanlng tor those lust Depl . 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Mon mediately Call Marianne E Mon. thru Wad. Busy Inl.rnlsu oltlca Eap looking toear n above- -average Realtors, for your confidential In •6A.M.-12Noon •12Noon-6P.M. Daya 4 waakanda. Apply ralarrad. Mon through Frl.. 2 to WANTED HANDYPERSON — BrookdaM Nursing Cantar. 332 part-tlma In coma. For Intarvla* tervlew 741-6700 8:30 A.M-4 P.M. nallraai welcoma to work part- p.m. and/or Sat.. 1 to1 . Sand call Mr Frank, betwen the hrs o PART-TIME — Employees •6PM. 12Midnight -12Midnight-6AM Hwy 3». Hartal. asuma lo: Boa N-423.Tha Dally REAL ESTATE SECRETARY - lime around Holly HIK Motel In W OK pm. 542-1M0. Equal Op needed to take retell inventories NO FEE Keaneburg. Make own hrs. CM HOUSEKEEPER — For summar Raglatar. Shrawabury. portunlty Employar M/F. Must be high school grad an Experience preferred. Full-time Equal Opply Employar M/F Applications will be accepted at any time llva-ln. North Jorsay shora 7701 have means ot transportation typing, filing, light bookkeeping 787-8778. and interview* will be scheduled Monday Convenient location Congenla plaasant working conditions MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Fu Starting 14 75 par hr. No aap WAREHOUSE SHIPPING 4 RE- through Friday 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. Call us good pay, call 2gf-O871. PART-TIME necessary II qualified will train office Call Marianne Beam Fas- CEIVING - Apply Gale's Indus- ma aap.. must work wall unda Greet for college students am altora. 741-6700 GREAT and find out more about what we have to INSURANCE — Agancy com praaaura In busy MlddkMown ol NATIONAL MARKETING FIRM trial. Keyport. marlcal llnaa rapraaantatlva. Flat ca Mon.. Tua , Thura.. Frl.. ha SEEKS MATURE-MINDED PER people RECEPTIONIST — C.P.A firm offer you. Bank/Hi WAREHOUSE POSITIONS — Ing 4 typing raqulrad. Eac. ai * sy Sal. Sslsry commanaurato SONS 4 COLLEGE STUDENT i/Hailet/Mlddlatown I experienced. Profaaalonal tele- Full time openings. College sm- TO FILL POSITIONS IN OUStart now and hava a good sun- OPPORTUNITY 4 banatlta. Raply lo Inauranca Call 542-1031 waakdaya 10- phone manner for heavy tele- For ambitious paraon who want* ite welcome, must be 11. Celeste Bontempo P.O. Box M7. Bad Bank. NJ PROMOTION DEPARTUEN- mar |ob waiting for you./ phone contact diversified Apply In person Adele Indus- ABOVE-AVERAGE PART-TIM Intaraatad. plaaae apply In par a sates career with management 07701. duties. Must be able to type Eac potential. Tha right paraon wintries BMaT 4. Boundry r ' (201) 671-3000 MEN 4 WOMEN INCOME CONVENIENT RT. 35son a|: Hulet Sheraton, on employee benefits. Sand resume Marlboro. V J 07748. JOBS OVERSEAS — Big monay or clssnlng homas. walls LOCATION. HOURS • THRU Tues . May 22nd at 4. 9. 8, or to Boa N-422. Tha Dally Regis ecelve training, expenses paid. Isst. 120.000 to $60,000 plua par oors. carpats. No axp. nacaaa- 9 30 4 SAT MORNINO. FOR IN p.m. and please no celts. Muslbe21orover.hsvecsr.be WAREHOUSEMAN/TRUCK tor. Shrawabury, NJ. 07701. end sport*- r Call l-7ie.«42 8000. Includ ry Will train For appolntman FORMATION CALL JOEL ^l-j^j tn. - —-• hA«nllall*allnn DRIVER — Industrial supply CO. 1 avanlnga. Eat. 28212. call 542-7444. S42-SM4. EQUAL OPPORTUN POSITION AVAILABLE — Part RECEPTIONIST — . ninoac in ofrejf novpiiwieWtKifi, Pipes, valves 4 fittings Good COM DATA KJ TV EMPLOYER M/F. tlma School Social Worker (one- In paraon, Hair * Co., 1 proflt-shsrlng. merit promotions working cond. CM Mr Carter Route 35 & Laurel Avenue LANDSCAPE CREW PERSONS MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER — Fo day a week). Applicants mus St.. Rad Bank 201-626-1600 — Full lima position avallabla toTlnton Fslls-Shrawsbury an PART-TIME — 1001 Auto Peru possess New Jersey Cenlllcate tti Send brief resume end phona Holmdel, New Jersey 07739 quaJIUad parson. Must ba physl days par wk. Salary plua ( Distributors. Continued growl Sand resumes lo: Super REFRIGERATOR — Rebuilt, ap number to: WORD PROCESSOR — Ex- An Equal Opportunity Employar M/F cslly III with vslld drlvars llcanaa mission II Intaraatad. coi— creates new openings Job ilendent of Schools, Locus alia. S111. with full warranty. CM perienced C.P.A. firm. WaH-or- Pay scaM starts at 45 par hou Mr. Qraasgraan. Tha Dally Ragla- Interesting 4 diversified En AV*., Wast Long Branch. N Ealontown TV, 942-0400. SALES DIRECTOR gantzaed. eac. benefits Please Call 4B2-5I90. 5-0 p.m. • lar. M2-SW0 An Equal Op- loyable work, several opanlng 077*4 (An Equal Opportunity P.O. Boa 290 send raauma to:Bo a N-431. Thai portunity Em ploysr Eaat Brunswick. Keyport. Wood RESTAURANT HELP NEEDE Employer) — Cook with aap Dally Register. Shrawabury. N.J. bridge. Experience not nacaaa MorganvtHe. N.J. 07751 LAWN MAINTENANCE - MOTOR ROUTES — Part-tlm sry. wa will train. Hours part-tlm PRESSER - Flexible hours waitress/hostess 4 pizza man full uma. Rafarancaa naadad k4trty mornlnQ fjstBiblkaihvd n#wi weekends One or two daya Csso Cleaners. Atl. Highlands Inquire within: 132 E. River Rd Call 530-0073. papsr routM ir» avaMabt* to f- Rumaon at Srtodye between 3 You will be contacted by a conv Weekday mornings, afternoon or Csll 2*1-23*0 or 2*1-0005 jany executive for a personal libl« p4»pl« with cmt» In Colt eve available or combination e 6. LEGAL SECRETARY — Eaton N*Kk, Mimlipin. Ft— ntsrvlew town Law Firm saaklng high above. Call anytime balwMn PRINTER RN'S — For 3-11. 11-7 shifts Twp.. Marlboro, OcMnpori. am 4 10pm.lorappl 204-S70 Above averaoe salary, lor hlg qualified individual •mph«sis o Brtght, Mon. B*MCh. Lon quality, fast turn around Islan Private duty cases. Northern Equal Opply Employar M/F Baal EsUta Salary opan. San Mon. through Sun. Monmouth County location. Cal Brunch. W Long Bf«nch must bo experienced on Mult SALES — NaMeon'e e leading raauma to:P O Boa 512. Eaton Rumaon, Fair Havan. Aibun People Cera 930-1151. town, NJ. PART-TIME MARKET Rl 1250 & Bindery equipment. Fu mans specialty store In Mon- Park. A MIddlatown, Malawan SEARCH - interviewers. Day benefits, overtime 4 salary In RN - Full lime. 7-343 ra lookli LEGAL SECRETARY - Tc Abawtfaan, Kaanaburg. Exc evening hours avallabla. Accep craaaaa. Must be able to handla shifts. Charge position immed Dapl salary and banatlts. aap and li •arnlnga that wHI h«4p auppl Ing applications May 21 SI Ihr leal paced snvlormenl ate openings Exc. salary + ban Some selling In tailorerd clothin... g mattva aaaanual. raal aauta skll mam your praaant tncoma Ca the 25th. Slewsn Survey. Eaton Bank araa. Apply In confidence eMe. BrookdaM Nuralng Center department raqulrad. tap. Ealontown offlco 6OO-242-O0SO loll fra* town. Monmouth Mall, N. to: P.O. Boa 329. Rumaon. N.J 677-4222 Hailel. NJ. Call Mrs Kllyk a heifpul. Good phone voice a I4%M7717 542-5554 077*0. 284-9*00, tor an appl. plua. Sea Mr. Sherrler or Call lor detells. 741-9300. NATELSON'e Broad 4 Front SI fled Bank SECRETARY — Full lima far In- ness Directo PaMtnWtt coinpainy. Typlno 00 Bus wpm min good aTtano. Com- }+f1*M>ttOn DelvXTrO Ofi BaDHlly * DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES Shrewsbury 741 ~ SECRETARY — Enterprising . , . ••••v "»•,-' • . legalofnce Short- . j « pleeeli aao Accounting 500 Decks 625 Landscaping 626 Lawn Mower Painting * phone pereonallty a "Lease call 642-4160 be BOOKKEEPING — Complete set DECKS. REDWOOD. CCA — A Lawn Care Tune-upsi Panrhanglng ol books. Including. Mai balance Shade Mar closets re- * general ledger, payroll 1 pay- - psnellng. drop cell- ABC's OF PROFESSIONAL LAWN MOWER SERVICE 4 SECRETARY — Full Uma open- , rolTtaaes Askfor Dona after 2 Ings reasonsble 264 «UJ4 aft 6 LAWN MANAGEMENT - THE REPAIR INT/EXT ng in busy Mtddletown offloa tor . p.m.. *71-2*25. GROUND HOGS Cutting, rotollll- Fre* pick-up 4 delivery us* the beat paint. Ben|aml eap. medical eecretary. Top- ng. re-mulch. Greg Wamcka, Call 485-3277 or 201-1426 Quality work el reason notch 8 ettlclenl Typing 8 all DECKS/M4.0M* aq. ft. ce Re/insured Free ee- forma a must. Eac. salary Can 384 Air Conditioning, d lumbar AL'S LAWN 4 LANDSCAPE 635 Light Hauling Imstee. Call Jo* at 747*53* 843-1031 woaaday* 10-8 p.m. Refrigara throughout. Fres eeUnaMa. CM " iratlon, & 767-0*71 SERVICE — Gardens rototllled. 1. HOUSES - Garages, yard * H#aHng Complete lawn and landeeapa gutters cleaned out 4 hauled Blllys Painting 4 Paperhanglng service. Rota. available. away. Mini demolitions Wallpaperlng/AII palnte-nnlehs SECRETARY/ CUSTOM AC * HECK-OF-A-OECK — Cumatom 495-8150 747-612* TnL/Eat. ADMINISTRATOR HEATINO-73M«61 New 4 olddeck builders, free eetlmetes. BEN'S INDUSTRIAL — RaaKMn- Free eeL 2*1-2*4* A recent promotion ha* creeled oonel Duel work, air cleaners.Call eve. 201-057-0*34 or • need for en Individual, entry afeeYAau*. * - - - k>.mlf4IILB«a p ^L^^t llsl 4 Business clean-out service. BJ'S PAINTING - interior S ea anno tana* numKjinara. rcaa* aaD* 212 266-0756 A. ZEEK CONT.. INC. — Lawns Quick. dependable . tartar. Ira* estimate. Hassan- "aVVBjl pOtawvOO. %vf*O tarHI pfaVTO"^ males! Baal tn* summer rush. graded * seeded, shrubbery. RR boiler 4 furnace removal Free able Insured Call Ed 3*4-3477 some secretarial functions along you CM. we) InatM. estlmstes 5*3-0636 with coordinating various a? 520 Dwiimilllm la. walla * edgings. Leader tfvUJee within the dealership. drains Installed Also Lawn main- MORGAN P. COLIO JR. Musi type, lake shorthand, ba 430 Attic Fan* tenance. Commercial 4 residen- •••yn M — — -*— — em— • —*i_ ^- ~ TAILORING — Ladles fashions CLEANINO YARD8 — Cellars, r»a**paj*J»aKlaJ>y KainOoQ able to communicate with 20 yra. aap. Reasonsble prices. tial 530-0492. attics 4 garagaa. free estimates References Provided people, and to work with figures 741-34*2. Call 566-6421 or 566-4246 COMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- QUALITY PAINTING Contact Mr. Zawallch at S12* 1 ANCE - Lawns cul. "•SB9. CLEAN YARDS nlerlor/exierlor. Law p GEORGE WALL 525 Driveway Hedges/Shrubs trimmed. Fully Cellers, attics 4 garages 264.0647 444 Bathroom neurad. SS8-S47* eves LINCOLN/MERCURY Construction 741-2148 665 Paving Shrawabury Ava. Remodeling & Shrawabury . Ceramic Tile •PAVE 4 SAVE* — O*< driveway COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE — 650 Masonry Specializing In email lawns. Red 747-5400 resurfaced. repaired. Seel- Service D.S. ASPHALT MAINTENANC coaUng Work guaranteec Bank. Fair Haven. Lime silver SECRETARY _ Full time PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - * Chartee Stanley Jr., 74V4343. ea. 747-0723 or 747-0412 after Ing, Fre* eatlmatee At wo Itlon avail. In Rumaon real i ceramic tile, new 4 repairs p.m. MASON CONTRACTOR Quarantee. Save on paving. CM offlo*. Noun tram g AM - s PM. 741.4072, 431-1171, 2*0-0307 530 Electrical Repelr-New FULL LAWN MAINTENANCE — Call Tom McMullen. 542*044. - Frl. Applicants should Servlcea Little Sliver 4 surrounding area*. 447 Carpentry Free eslimstes CM Anytime. 706 Resumes g*j'"!l"j: "*P*o«a jtar. 360-2062 660 Miscellaneous X? RETIRED CARPENTERS — BEST ELECTRIC — Lag. no. CLEAN UP JOBS — Yards, RESUMES PREPAREO preferred To srrenge for Inter- Seeking small medulm sin jobe. 6273, taat. depandaM* service. _ _ga.. garages, mini-demo- COVER LETTERS DEVELOPED » cell 671-2100 to supplement Income. Free esti-Reasonable rstes Fre estlmetes GREEN ACRE LAWN SERVICE. lition Prompt, reliable service. By A Prolssilonell SECRETARY - To the Presi- mates 741-57*7 or 774-0600 •71-0121. Cutting, edging, trimming. Also, 571 -1216. Dock Edward* Jr. AWPS 830.768 seeding, lertllliallon and weed dent Small madlcal equipment 450 Carpet Cleaning control Call 747-21(3. DO YOU NEED — A plumber. company relocating to Nsveelnk 665 Fireplaces* electrician, carpenter. • r 715 Rooting from So. Jersey June 1st. Must WHEN Woodatovea bath, new kitchen. owaf doors, any- virtao*'*Atmospher* e .. ratea Morris Hoffmsn. 747-020* Evdfllno and tnffiniino thing? Rent my husband, he'll do nBH*ui''inu — nivoanHi, oof Company pnvsksty held. Ca* FIREPLACES-WOOO STOVES Call after 3 p.m. 566-5656 II el* Call Mary. 672-1W7 g**-77O0 or send resume to: YOU'RE A BMI CARPET CLEANING - Chlrnnaya, brtch haarttia A waJia, merclel. Insured, guw Illaaal Commercial and homa. Free ae- tree esl. AMntJoCaMraetin P.O. Boa SSS. Navealnk, N.X Brick, itooa, Mock, ooocrata 07703 tlmeles. Insured. Call 530-2717. Repairs. J. Black. 201-0037 LAWN BARON LAWN SERVICE 665 Moving* 563-D66* — Courteous 4 dependable CM Storaga SECRETARY 730 Special REGISTER BeyshorB*jTyshore# Oofno#K _._ Tvplno- TLC CARPET CLEANING 685 Garden Tilling 223-7230. LOW COST-MOVING — Truck SPECIAL —138.09 for 2 average tor rent, with helper. J75-1150 Servlcea raqulrad. Ca» 3*""l-38001 r ataa rooms 4 hallway. Call For moat moves This la my pan- TELEPHONE BILLS TOO HIGH? SENIOR CITIZEN - To be com- 4*5-4*14 FLOWER BEDS * GARDENS MARTINSENS LAWN SERVICE tlm tob.Monmouth . Mlddleeex. panion to elderly lady. 3 Mar- ROTILLED — last service — Commercial. taalUailUal, CALL COMMUNEX — *71 ~ CARRIER 730-53*6 or iral Ml. bWa to:P.O . But 2S*. noons at wOfaW* noils nooo lo % 45S Carpet Instillation rsssnnsbte ratea. Cell Tom. clean upa. edging. 4 pruning. p.m. Rumaon. Prone 741-14*3. 4*6-0*71 CM 530^207™ •"•"•» TEACHERS MOVING INC. — Big iBantlo Hlghsanda, NJ. 0771*. or small. Llcanaad and Insured! SERVICE STATION - Needs JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION Free eaWnataa. Storage. Fair 740 Tree Servlcea HO 'H fftf pfjfiMblti n_«|nn stales m 595 Homa YOU GET ^ Salaa, c^aetnlno, r^laya, rav McMURRAY'8 LAWN SERVICE Haven. 930-1333. You get around to earning thai extra money atreaohea 4 repairs. 2*4-4177. Improvamanta AppV Monmouth StChavron. — RotOtUHng 4 trimming. CM680 Painting a. WOODYS TREE SERVICE you want. Being a Register carrier means 470 Clock Rapalr Chris et 22S-3566 Tree 8 shrub trimming 8 re- prizes and Incentive* too. Right'now, we're ED DAY CONSTRUCTION — PLUNKETT BROS. - Complete Paparhanglng moval. Fully Mewed. Free art SERVICE PERSON - For local AROUND! Quality builders since 1*49. Over —••*. 5*0-1*12. oaygen service oo. Fun urns an- looking for carrier*. It's easy and it's fun. Join No Tick NOo Took No CtumI e No taVrfi maimanaoca)- Lima, aaad. A S L PAINTING — In- " yaw round. Difvei'e tha Register earner stsff today and get around! 1.000 satisfied ouatomers. Altar- ardene rotoWtod 4 larior/nrtanor. Free estlmalee. Canters Heeded Clockllwl.lr^>aryou.«i^uewW repair you . tlon/Addlllon/Remodellng I. Reliable. 173-1011 766 Window . -waved. Previous aap. day grandfather I —-L 741-1144. Reeeonabto rates. CM todayl necessary win train, flood UfONTOWN :ka. Freeeet. I 741-W10 INSURED Waahlng starting salary AttraoHvo fringe Woodlewn Trailer Pertt ROTOTILLING ALL-AROUND PAINTING SONSHINE WINDOW CLEAI beneme peokege. Can toappty t ' 1-1643. » am.-4 p.m. ^^* Qrant Ave. area 475 Concrata Any all* garden or lawn int. eat, speckling, patching. i**v ^ m papiiTJOciai CoffsffvaaTOi JOHN ROE8ING Ceraervee Hoed arj*a» art phor. rumbsi. Interlor/eaierlor home repelra CM 291-0972 reeldentlel. fully ineurad. Free (»asfo/iwj waays Palnttng. 2S1-1SS1 avea. SHAMPOO AND ASSISTINQ - t Mount Drive arse MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC. CertmcetoofOocupancywork ADAM 4 EVES GARDEN * CM 201 Pan time. Hceneed or permit OCEANPORT Free estimate* on pool decks. Free eeu metes LAWN SERVICE— Lawn maln- AST — Pelntlng/pepenng- JJfVJJf-T LITTLE SILVER peBoe. walka. wane, drtvaa No tob too emeu jnoa 4 vegetebK Int/eal. work-raeaonebleprlr— TYhSeSi, ( CM Andna Noon PoM Road area CM 222-3844 V Insured- 281-6*41 Call 730-IIU/eltor 9 SHEET METAL HELPER — Metal 54!

required. Muet be overt* Refer erSes t i ' vasagalsd — I he Kcs-sw* OpporturWyle _ p#f*TaOA wfln nflM 1 fquf) flpportunrn/ Empmyai WT Twp. HI war WOO^y Wm aWQWfl 71 71 71 MOfChttfldlM 71 MarckandlM MONDAY. MAY 21, 1984 The DrfyRcgiateT B9 HrUH tor Sal* far Sal* farSala WSmoBSSm ASHCR - Haavy duly. $100. Pats and M MtrchandlM 10* WaWW*arp www Tw9r\ aa* inn* ga»aniw MOVINOVMUST E Haavy duly oaa dryar. 6100. Wa*T»s1 men - Maaw r ovon. atoe. laan moaar. J 01 Proat Proa Rahlganloi Llvsitock KEY PORT DUPLEX VXaMi a IN awl loom t. knahan UMa 4 onaBa. aa*K. 6126. 17.0 Ratri( MODEL STEAM EMOME - Ta haatM.lor C*0 041-i; •CAUTVUL BLONDE OOLDEN Irom t a-m. to 1 a-m. • rug. mirror. otaB*ra 4 • ~ Mar. 6100. 071-764$. -AS — Raklaiai ma. an Irakv m _ -a, iafcaafajaaa»al Baa^affaaaaaaa^ HOME RENTALLS.0ir.!lMS - 12*4 I 747-M77. ISJBJ fOa ajQlpwPa»^BJfBBI B^BV|Pa*BBB« FILL DMT — It yard load. MO WEODMO •AMDS - •aauWuay M), 7 yra. old, atdarty own*r In Would (ka ana *Mi aossr 4 aan- LEONARSO — (rooma. 2 aMka. CO CARPETINO-WALL-TO-WALL TOD ant. tiM CMM 171-17SI. crafted, matching MdMa t gam* nuarkig horn*. CaS 642-0440. 4 uodroom*. $700 par mo. aac. 4 me MuM aaa. Pomt 20 carat atajaga- ran. Cafl 7M-2M* ol anara MMMary ol mm brand manl ring Call 671-40M batora BLOODH OUND-D-FREI E a»»» ala hand loola. amaa kHahan ap- >. Famaia. PIANO WANTED UNCROFT — 2 baoroom adua ExtRM PMaVtACI - 4 M • condo. $076. ERA Llncoh Ra- orumai WOO. taaril CllAMNO) - M. » doya • — Vmyt-caand. aWl oMMran. 042-4470.sr&. TURN YOUR BAM0NO0 INTO allora. 747-10M. aval. 747-4421 . kid ran. Caa MM at drapaa.mot Ifiu. Z wokaMX a 4'xr, 676. Can C*OM 0» BouMv RoMea~ BLUE CROWN CONURE DOLLARS — Conwrl OW Jaa-UNCROPT - 1 badroom. MOO PuO IKanUng rallitll * 0 — UneuL I naaanlng.r oky to Cam DON PONS JEW- ERA Llncrort RoaHora. 747X34. Tony 10l-»aa-»1>». 1 Cal 4M-ii*4 mam- WOOD HOUSE SHUTTERS - Congo ELERS ant buy Iram arama Evoa. 747-6007. Catoh up an baa* mwin*. unabrldgod **">•• ""JJi-Sa*st! oanara and iitaan. ANTIOUE Ham mail •» men** pay , laan chaka. Man<*ny oxor ISaOI. 17 M 2 vkM kwa m— .Wo. IOR VACUUM CLEANER 100 aa. Can M1-2OS8. CLOCKS RCPAIRCD ANO X MIDDLETOWN - 1/4 bodroom 1 .JSttltVn i raa. Mo. Kanmara It BORELLI SADDLE — Llghl ELRVOCStGNfO m«MI 6000 ERA Llncron RiaHnrt SSaMttllS!?" aoaahar. (10. LaMhar m ZILDJIAN 4 PAIOTE — CMnbala brown. 16- aaaL ainanini cond Pair Havan. N J. S42-S2S7. 747-3060; ava 747-6(07. p* fiwi mvnwwy. boon, —fn uaM ua. ma 1 OAK DOUBLE BED - ComakMa "loom Mands Call Wayn*. 671-4(07. BUNNIto ••• NartfpfJsi WANTED — Ok) orkmal MIDDLETOWN AREA t liiiiili sea* '$ "» •'** any an* CM ooSdSK: CMUIpnOK. 5O0-t crmunca turaa. now M7f. Can 72 Qarag«/Yard 1-KkV472-0000. HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 300-1234 M»4M7. POPaVaCA TABLE - 4 • chaki. 610. Diana ITS; Chroma banMol. ato M2-MM. WANTED OLD VIOLIN CASE RED BANK - 3 Dadroom. t 55SW' 1 »7Sai4 anoa araa. StS; C7i« good $76. C 17' ALUMINUM CANOE DALMATION PUPS — Famaia. and bow no daalan. homa a balh.nic* location 6400 par mo fMMOnMM raw.varmn o ewe***** "HOTUNC to „ .,*.. 66: t PlmPinto mag OfP-OET PRINTING MACHINE MOO. AKC raawarad, black 4 aMM. day Can 477-0001. plua. 747-1111. tfOCn nufnvon 10 P™MP|MW. WE APC NOT BROKERS S7«. 7sn.' ., haadtoari Lsra Ca»2l1-daoanar (p.m. 676. Ca«767-46t4. TINTON FALLS RANCHER c«a MW Moat*. oo$-47$4. •AVI COMMIOM) 7 •lapiaddar. $10 1 1 I may oae) VA M 664-3346 ANNIVERSARY SALE - NEW DOSERMAN — Mawa. . tI* *yra.. HOME BUDDIES Sv , ' MONMOUTH-400WltaonAva AKC, buck. nagoMbla. Can May 24. 26. 20. ( am-4 p.m. f Irlandly. ta CHECK THIS OUT... FREE INSULATION — 6 horn** Wlndaor chair (40. oonoMo gooda homa. $$126. Can 747-01(4 101 Apawtmanta 03 Rentals to Pio»rdmo tended 4 mM JM mora raadara a> chaak oc otarao $22. raoorda. boaka. laa aantad to daplay our now oadar PAINT CLOSE OUTS — Larga EXTRA FRIENDLY - 4 kwoly 10 A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS Share •KA A quaff* baby, DM. I your ad «rtlh a CHECK M th. loo ahaaa vmyl iHWig rnada by SMn- varwy. $3.60 a gal. Cacarnt Mdo-a-bad 626. ctomaa. 6*tfeaBBa*a*afa%BTeA /Su-|M_MUta gW and/or baaom ol your ooay. CaS Ijnana.Dapraaalonglaaa. loola. a yr. old dog. No oharga: no oWgailori • •ia-naTla»aTliMa*aa1 laham SaM 4 raoah* huga da- 630-7*26. naa hom*rhoma. Spaya8. d 4 an ahota. TLC.'CM fi-T^Mi-OOoV ITIVTwIitillQIVfJ Tha Dairy RaoMa/cSoMMad Da- oounl Irom nMaa prWa. Can now p*r*nnlara. Oargaln prloaa. N»O BRANCH — Apt to ehare PATrO FURNITURE - WMB) Call 741-3212 MID*»I AT» R*maia aS-oloo and raoMv* rr*a InaukWon at no BARN SALE — PumHura. mat- I aturMnt aeeka tern* for Sato arought Iron paao aaL gMaa lop FREE — Pan PcMlar pu ABERDEEN- (mall atudto-typ* or mo * •-. um 22S-4477 HOME HEALTH AIM - Ex- adjra coat No doan paymani. I ' a. lypaaiHaitypaamar. plnpinbal n paymart *••iapt. C labU anh 4 ctuura. 1 roakar. 2 anteuta. pho wki. Call 261-2M7. apanmani (360 plua uinraaa. CM> ami das* 4jtoery onanaenalra. 1 ohaMa lounga. 1 606 2026. MTaWty. BUM In ortQ. QArtQti. w-ni* BUM chair. All atth nmm xtill* grapha. Morag•gaahad* . MHlnti FREE LONG HAIR KITTENS - 04 Winter Rentals Hi MOO * OMT new pnoaa. CHERRY BEDROOM FURN - FURNITURE - Wing chair, eua- cuahlona. 3 oocktoH tabka with •mall mlac. Hama. wwiyllilng Naod good homo inilda. 2 Mack ABERDEEN TO RED BANK 1M0. 071-010$. lom mada. ourvad toat. 6150lu. topa S2300-aala $660. Can t gray en altar >. Shraaabury. 2 badroom, 1300 • »TH LONG BRANCH - Mon- Rumwn ran Hunt area. Can Fap-Flop Iquaan ana) HMa-a- 55J006 anar 0 p.m. l?M1-47(lor2a1-5(42 Hopa773v-OaBO Eatontown brU paU. MWa 3uth Boach araa. ooaanfront. bod. dark brown cord . $160. 2 Mataaan. 1 badrownTonlyUOO nlanad. 1-badroom apt. alth »7i-i«a PEUOOT MOPED - $300. Col- FREE KITTENS — Slack, whna a CHINA CABINCT _ 17* long 9VJaV#a UpfKpiStttfVO CrVaVfS, Qf$J#n. «Mdanapt.7Canuaflrall color TV. maid aarvtea 4 uurliu* HOUSEWORK — In KM Bank oaowof. $40: l$a$ Maamr- onial kitchan aaL 6100. Colonial IE RENTALS. Bkr. 300-11*4 Can tor apodal wlnlar raua by 1100 aa. Can 642-O$13, couch 4 chair. $100. SraMad ST7. ataa or*, bp'd. ConoMMIo AAA SWMMIHa POOL DM- wmk, MandM. 666; 22M064. 1 day, aaak or month BmnnlhH rale* Fkwlble. R WBUTOR - Now Ml In* tan- LIVING ROOM — 3 pc. aac. rug. $lf>. 12 llbarguaa boat. 626. FREE TO GOOD HOME — On* •ACHCOMBER MOTEL. •vac. Cal after 6 741-4220. CHH.DTS OYM SET — L_ 00; ushowwrod arm chair. Carl 244-77(1 aftor 6. taaac. 1M4. new SI' feMitfy-aaaWrauoM Iran kHehan an. $40. $ HOUSE FURNISHINGS F Two yaatold apayad l*mal* 222-4470. 0 Naugahyda racHnor $40 AH SALE - 1 Maataraon Dr.. I whlta cal t thr*a 2 month old wall, to NVttana.. haaTnot nw I WISH TO BABYSIT - M mypoaa ki Maak raady tor Jmmadt- MiaMa marbama t mokBoo. >2S U 4 pool auoctw*. Can 201-0000. only MM In aiu. cond. Call 76T-0206. PIANOS crotl Thura.. Frl . Sal. Sun. 4 mala kllt*na.4(»-1012 anytlma. aaakdayr Naw. undar $1000. Uaad. undar WIKIII Call M4-; daok, Mnoa. I FURNITURE - 2 and upkM. 1 FREE KITTENS - To good ALL LANDLORDS OS Summer I 264-7067 aarianly. CoMnn dnnanoam . COLLECTORS ATTtN: — Ovar SSOO. UnllmllOd rantals Irorr 1 WILL BABYSIT— In my AMMO ehak, 1 couch. HM. Cal$7.6l 0 a month. MOVING — Lawn m horn* Alto 2 on* y*ar old cauj WE 8CREENI YOU CHOOSE! Rentala iva at OD0-223-O307 '67-5624 altar 5 p.m. Daya cad CaK 642-41(6 HlgNande home S daya par wk Ma band*. Camao, ale. FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER kauOaaaa Minmav ttttA NEVER A COST TO YOU ONMOUTH BEACH WATER Inlante u 4 yra. OM. 281-4833 I CONDITIONER — 7600 BTU litoa Can 642-1134. rMhold 462-4710 moaar. $00. laan adgar. $100. FREE TO GOOD HOME - Oar- F r aa raaaaa 4 Iraa cradH chock*. RONT — 2 badroom. !•/• bath «««. •wo• '>n i M «12»; ' FURN — Enara contonu .'. $15, If HOME RENTALS 300-1234 KEYPORT. CLIFFWOOO COLOR TV — $yNama 1(76 21 PIANOS - ORGANS man Shaphard 5 yr*. old Pur* oondo lor ronl. 61000 lor **aaon parlaot « $16:!.« houaa. Cat (71-(40C. All Mualcal Suppllaa and ihufflo board. $260. tool cablnM. braad Family dog. CaFREEHOLH D — Poat and Coach 22S-5(40 MATAWAN AREAS - I inch conaoM. $2*0: buck « whit, 1100. craruman %•/• grmdor. $30. porubt* TV. 106; aupar OARAOE DOOR - 6»!4 wood- larHsaa 7B7.O53. Vlllaga. 1-badroom gardan apu woman daakas tiouaikai. . ar alngla- r, $20. da-humwi- avtiiabU Hot walar 6 pool a EW Hampahlra coHaga — Lak* poareon. ma (40. AIM aara ot ALOWBUDQET7 ran, 1 t an alth hardaara. 6(0. Raollnara TUSTINO PIANO CO. I 4 rampr GERMAN SHEPHARD — pup .mod. convanlancaa- Our aoth vaar pllad. Op»n avaa. Call 402-21 the eMerfc/. Referanoo* • b •hop th* Uaad PumHura Cantar d. 6230. MB Can (10-12(6. $20. atalniaaa awn AKC lamtla, CH. Prim* Tlmt r>: Avail Jury. 1 portebon. Can 800-7061, otRadCank Aabury Park 775-0604 alr*d. Good t*mp*ram*nt. ahota. HIGHLANDS BEAUTY 1»7 SM laaauiy Ava. t42-144» GAS FURNACE - (0.000 BTU'a Opan(lo( IM. CaH 7(7-4407 worm*d. laat on*. Br**cH MOUTH LONG BRANCH — On 10 COLECO CABBAGE PATCH 676. Torro anoa blowar. 676 1 badroom. all DM* paid. $010 v*r 3 badrooma. o*ck. akyllghl LOVING MOTHER — Wishes a) MOVING SALE 530-8837 HOME RENTALS. Bkr.. 3(0-1234 babya* tor your child. Pan Onto, AM/FM RADIO - KIDS - For sal*. $76 oach. Call Saara Humktinar. 620. CaPIANl O — Klmbal conaow. RUMSON RD Dk. Vory prlvata (6600 lull ante, vary rssecnatla ram aoiaan. navanawr uaad. 660. i 204-3201 walnut caa*. now 41500. now May 25th 4 2(1h. 10 am NOJACK RUSSELL TERRIER - KEANSBURG — 3 room gardan 47-4276I .Baanart 7 p.m.p.m.,. Dava. Q1NERATOR - 2900 watt »!"»;„ "•'<"» •arty caHara. 43 Rumaon Rd.. Famal*. 1 yr old HouMbroktn. nt. prlvata arm uout t lovabla Call Kim II attar 4 p.m ELLFLEET, CAPE COD - MOTHEB OF 1 CHILD — WW if pSttf ntnfl IMWC9 of coffiputinQ, Low houra. Runa ORC 201-. Rumaon. Kllng mapi* badroom vail wk. mo. June thru S*pl 2 babysit m my t Kwnapur OORS — 4 Atrium doora 60% SO Including |oy'nek t manual 4M-MM. PIANOS — Organa. Gurtara. aaL antlqua alckarr furnltur*. an- KEANSBURO - 1 badroom Mdroomi. 3 mm. walk to Bay horna. Mon-Fri. Good lawianca i DapaaN Ml mt gamaa aatra. Call 2(1-62(4 KtSft Druma NEW 4 USED Nama liqu* wahaiand. library tabu, lull PET RABBITS/BUNNIES "" ) p*r mo plua aacurlly No B**ch. no pota Dtyt 642-6441 . 1-S00-S21-S7O7. GO CART — Black, chroma all* annqua wood*n bM), an- 400-2307 aak tor Halan. ahull. 4'* np 46 mph.$17> aa Changa Sal* Lowray Organ MuW-cdor •a 747-2152. Iqu* pin* bonch. wrought Iron Pluia call 730 SUM PRE-SCMOOL TEACHER - ANTKHIE VANITY — S draaar, CONCERT TICKET8I — Will* la. 6275 lunad. palntad, blkV Canlar. 642-61(0. tabla* plua 4 chalra. atarao. KEANSBURG/1 BEDROOM CarlMad 4 aaperleneao C«ma> 76; Taa ann bad trarnaa. $M, rillipn. Frank Slnalra. Dan $60. Can 741-1300. PLANTS — Pachyaandra. MyrtM. couch. tabMa. daaka Jacobaan RETIRED THOROUGHBRED Child OK, Heel pa. 300 a 06 Furniahad Graduate, of* log urta.ua leant- Fogalboro, Mooay Crua. David GOLD REFRIQERATOR - (50 Hoata, parannlara. chaapl Idlng moaar.Odda and anda. MARE — Looking lor good HOME RENTALS. Bkr . 366-123 Rooma Ollmour, Billy Jool. Soorpkma. 2(1-24(0. horn* Somaono who will cara tor NTIQUE PINE CUPBOARD - 2 runa vary aall. Whlta Janny Lynn f OCEANPORT - 2 BradkwAva. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK pkna. aarty PanrayMnla. anc. PrMM. PYantondara. 672-S4OO. cr ID. $60. Haavy dark wood hign- h*r & lurn h*r out to paatur*. In MIDDLETOWN loom a 6 studio* from $40 a wk POOL TALBE — Slat*. Itanoard (to 5 Sal. 6/12/64 good hetiih Plut* call alter 6 cation but. Summar pro- '. 4 patina 12000 Call CONTEMPORARY BEORO chalr. (30. Chlldran'a ckMhaa •Iza with ping pong board ovar OME RENTALS. Bkr 360-1234 gram 4 Pan 1M4. Featuring ind OCEANPORT - Gigantic 5 lam- p.m 2Q1-60H. KNOLLWOOD SET — MlHII Includad. quaan pool tabla. »275 Accordln. $175. TL HIGHLANDS - Large com- 1 guitar. $60. Call 741-0t(2 ly Ml*. Plnball machin*. axe. GARDENS ANTIQUE HUNT SIDEBOARO — , raaaonabla onoa. Can blcycl*l.d**lgn*r 80 Bicycles rtabl* room. gentleman 00. IS" kmg.24" d. 40" h. Canatr GRAND OPENING twuaahold IMma and eferred Call 872-0510 after 6 muak). cooking. < May 22 POOL TABLE — Artlqu*. 4'* X clothing, houaahc Mini Bikes Excluaive t 4 2-badroom apart mart. M2-7 Mi CONTEMPORARY CHEST OF :. irlpi. alata. M75 or baal olfor colKetlbw._. ja Don't mitt inn aalal mania Individual DRAWERS — Black lackar 4 MIXING TIMES ANT. 6 GIFTS. Sat. 6 Sun.. 5/16 4 5/20 10-4GO CART — 2 eeatar. E«c cond individual gaa netting 4 600 Proapact Ava.. Lira* Sllvar Can 741-4(35. centralI air conditioning Eacel KEANSBURG TOM. < chroma. 222-2260 or 220-7(44 p.m. 111 Sagamor* Av*. (t block 5 hp ong.. lull rebuilt. Roll bare lent location Rooma for rant (42-7667. Mon - Sal. 10:30 - 5.30 PROM/GRADUATION DRESSES n from Monmouth Blvd.) Great tor all lerralnl 6250 Cal ANTIQUE CUPBOARDS - Othar CONTEMPORARY WHITE FOR- — SUa 3-6-uan. an worn onca. Juat orl Rt. 35 on King* Hlghwa Cell 787-6889 or 787 9B51 MICA — Con** tabu, gnat torGRAND PIANO - Stalnway. 671-4610. Eaat {walking dralanc* tto Food King In mahogany, oxcanant condition, Call 671-6421. OCEAN GROVE — GIANT AN- IDDLETOWN — Room In pn- S42-0BS7. mtnJSSll dan. Can 222-2260 or 220-7044. NUAL CHAMBER OF COMG-O CART — 6 TV lira*, runa town Shopping Cantar) SX5 can aBar 5 p.m.. 741-67(0. RAILROAD TIES — SKSKO. 65.40; 11-5 dall ale home. Oood area Working COUCH — Early Amartoan, (0 ' MERCE FLEA MARKET. 8*1. good, looka good. 5 h.p. engine CALL (71-0021 ala pralarrao. 671-2274. WILL CARE - For ekjorty ( THE MEWS AT SHREWSBURY 7a7«6. $7.(0. Prouura-vaalad. June 2, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. very lett Call 7876123 work. Of eoela long, burgundy tuM taaad. Exc 6<6«6. 6775; 7>7«6. 6045 MIDDLETOWN — Shadow Lak (U Broad SI. Tuaa-SM. 10-6 Cond. Baatonar. P" Auditorium Park O**l*rl call Village. Adult community. ICE SINGLE ROOMS - Near 10'X 600-6234707. Can dollvw HONDA MOPED 1(62 — Red. colltge. temipnvtie b*lh 4 tap STMSBS. ANTIQUE - MkwJon Oak library 20'.Baaton*r.67 *VM. 4 774-4736 pc. cond. Aa It 1200 Call altar badrooma Call attar 6 p.m GRAVELY — Tractor & attach. ..EFRIGERATOR — FrkJIdalra. rate entrance. Raaaonabla SS Situations taw*, wim too chalra v*ry good •sur. REMODELING 8ALE — Croaa S. 222-0923 871-8183 Kbon. 6140. 741-33M m*nta, *Uc. start. 7.6 h.p. Irac F/lr**, r*trloarator/1raazar. 20 31-1M3 DISKS. FILES - Tabwa. chalra. lor. 6675. 30"rotary moaar n.. *«c. cond, 6326. buck, inaulatod whlu aluminum HONDA — 1978, Moped, thed MIDDLETOWN — Shady Oak Wanted Mala norm door, aluminum wlndowt. RED BANK - Furnished room ANTIQUE CENTER M Rod Bank atoraga caWnata. computar S2M. 32"raal mowar. 6176 Ro- 730-03(4. kept. Low mlleege Mint cc ' brand new. 2 badroom, 2 bath with prlvata enlrenca. anting 217 w. Front st.-3 buaalnga tary plow/cultivator. 63(6. Snow laknwlea, wooden door, kitchan $250 Cell 542 5201 waarwr. dryer 6 refrigerator In •bU*. omoa oqulp, ate. al REFRIQERATOR — Whlta. Waat- tloolt. oltlc* chalra Call attar 6 com 6 kitchen prlvlledgoa In 40 YEAR OLD - Ex-New Vor 160 dialira 6I2-4M0 bargain prloaa. Naa or uaad. blowar, $2(5 Riding aulky. (>S cludad. (650 p*r mo., plu* utl Warna bought, aak torOu y E»c cond Mutt 1*11. 741-66M Inghouaa, 20 cu. n, aid* by aid*. p.m. 671-5322. MOTOBECANE 101 — LEllU- a Mull be 52. Call 767-6774 uir* 43 Patera PI Red Bank •xecutlve 4 trained gourmet chat AAC DESK OUTLET. 1700 Rl. Mop*d 1039 mlExc. cond 16. Oakhural. U1-3M0 1275 Call 671-0001. aak lor Carl. ED BANK — Near bua 4 RR looking lor poalUn In houae- ANTIOUES-LIOUIDATING GUITAR - Paavay P-30. with SEWING MACHINE — Oak China 1450 Call alter 4. 670-1043 hoM. Llve-ln or not torguera n REFRIGERATOR — Glbaon. cloeet. black a whlta TV. itlon Private home Good ell* hundrad nama DINING ROOM TABLE — MapM. i, good cond.. $175. MIDDLETOWN — 1 badroom, oom Sec required Cell *B*r 5 Ha ot 1 yaar. Housework, dnv- 9tal MM Including original 35 > 60. 2 14 inch laavaa. tabla (42-0141 attar a * cond. 17.0cu.il. Frott •K Ev*ry Sat 4 Sun thru July SACHSMOPED — Like naw. bath, on horaa larm. (400 a mo I old S275 Call altar 1 47-0013 Ing. cooking 4 aorvlngall o art lurrUlur*. chanrMIUri. paoa, 6 chalra. $100, 040-3071 R2M nice weeinerl Call «5-l«2« plua utllinea I * mo MCurlty carp*ta alhar. Maaky, Orwn- GUITARS — Hondo II, L Paul. rs. WrIMn I****, rel, no pate. Oc SOLID MAPLE TWIN SIZE BED taaa and a whou building lull M DINING ROOM SET - TibW. 37 Mamphll cualom Strat. P. batt, cupancy Jun* 15. Call 671-007; TTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE * n on* wal, 2 arm chalra. REFRIGERATOR 2 y**ra old. — Spring a mattreee. Exc. cond. TWO GENERAL MOPEDS — — Heart ol Red Bank. Broad Si mo-a-brao. • 46. plul Offa Taardrop. Ampog 4 Slag* $50 orange. 4aTnt cMttninQt room-alia numldllwian,. $60 HAVE — An unwanted Item or REFRIGERATOR — Rebuilt, apl USED BICYLES heal 6 water tupply. aacurlty re belore 2 daanlng guttere and ywda. Aak Ihraaabury 747-0200 two you'd Ilk* lo tall? An ad Ihla STOVE alia, I116. with full warranty Call Caloric, electric. All all** quired $400 par mo 501-112 tor Pcnn^ 741-2066 1 l a Th# COURTS OF RED BANK — Pri- ASSORTED BABY ITE Eatonlown TV, 642-0400. while Aaklng (150. 670-6361 or 741-0176 luxury apace Well/well ga. $26. Whna DINING ROOM SET — Off-whlta n^ cSffld' («.17 00 QUTTEHS ndudaa tabla. with 2 laavaa. 2 ROOF COATING - Ol Call 747-7094 RED BANK — 2-b*droom ap carpet. PrlvetPrivate cbath lor (475 mo CLEANED AND REPAIRED or drawing U HIDEABED COUCH - Black 84 Merchandise ..Jat, $4. Hlph armchair*. 4 ardachalra 4 tabla tlb*»d. apr*y*d or bru*h*d on TINTON FALLS - Garage. Private entrance New kltche Call 741-2198 747-K4S ahlhla. $50: 2 and labua, S2S; 6 ncuaa aeia. May 16- Sun. May 842-9541 Walkar. $4. Maiin ptaypan. 2(1-0211. Wanted HOVPARK HOUSEWORK — hi Rod I COMCO cabbaga patch girl CaH £oo Chroma 4 guaa 27. Starting 10 a.m. *ndlng c5/27 RED BANK/MOVE NOW caa 741-3750 or 5 pm. S3 Clovetdale Cl A 4 A USED FURNITURE •IM only Expo Conclenboue HOSPITAL BED — Like new RUSCIL S-THIS WEEK'S BEST Cath paid. On* ll*m or *ntlr* t badroom. Mat pd. 3001 Raaaonabla rates. Fknlbkt. Rafa $200 GM 4 Canlury car aeala 644-1267 EATONTOWN. N J AZALEAS BUYSI — Ofllce deak MS 4- conMnli Bedroom Mta. dining HOME RENTALS, Bkr.. 389-123 avail Call anar I. 741-6220. DINING SET - (1020). $260. Iron I (26. SlSlmmoni e crib 4 mat- ror lener-tlied filing cabinet. WASHER room aeta. kitchan tele. ate. S3 aach; 50 Hoalord . (75... . NaNw play pan. 140 RUMSON — 1st. floor HOUSEPAINTER - EM/ML Laonardo. day bod (10001. $126. Kitchan *at S4S. Leather otllce armchair. GE. White 692-8443 or 920-3328 bedroom with llmpleco. I Rle 35 4 Induetnal Way Weel iirfao). (too. KM.. gin.- , x Bar-B-Oue gaa grill. $40 Ca630.60l . SMno chair. $1(50. Aaklng (150. yaara axp. Conoga etudenl k> S30-M2( A BETTER PRICE — For ell Lion river 1700 Including utlla Jun NOW RENTING rate. Call 042-2344 d. king >36. Baanbag aaat fuji-1121 Straight ofllce chalra. (15 Alao, Call 747-7OW let 642-0411 alter 0. manraaa. $S0: gaa atova*.. »75; hotpllal bod. (75; aluminum el and Amorlcen Flyer tralne- _ LAWN CUTTINO convartibU couch, $70; — DINING ROOM — Fronch Prov- IBM TYPEWRITERS walker. M 50. wheelchair. (OC 73 Machinery for m*ul aoldlert and old toye. SHADY OAKS — Fully lurnlthed Leal ph*a* office and ware n alnka. comput* (20; Inclel. 7 I * 2 wavaa 4 ubkt RENTAL (22-626 p*r r Blckroom commode, M.50 condo. Large, luxurloua houe* 1500 aq II 20.000 sq ft Call (42-4271 or 842-3756 Boy* bike. 20". $16. Rant-option to buy 47-11 Morel RUSCIL S. 26 E. Front St., Sal* bedroom, ground floor. Mutt Call Kalhy Lewis Rod Bank. 741-1(03. 52 year*. $880 per mo plua ul MAN - M. daalraa poaroon BEDROOM SET - BaauWul. ICEMAKER — 300 Ib. 4 75 Iba 2 RIDING LAWN MOWERS — In ALL LIONEL TRAINS (2011-747-7800 _ drlvar/companlon/paraon DINING ROOM SET - Dark Baal otter 40 gallon hot water cond.. with many extra*. Or Flyer. Top caeh apprelltl mee Immedlete occupancy C MIODLETOWN aalW pma colonial, A mual laa. wood laoM. 36' «80" open* to SCANDINAVIAN DINING ROOM 741-1030 eec'y. Part or lull time. " OrlgmVl coat. $4600. $1000 or (•UclrKHalrly naw: tide by tide TABLE — Taakwood. Walt 10. Call 201-2(04 Price no oblect. (46-2663 Prime commvrclal location Rob- to/out. 642-7004 72" 5 aid* chalra. 1 arm enalr. rafrlgaralor: allclng machine; Arts Prof**sionsl Building. 6 Tin batt on*r (71-S4M. llghtod china doaat. out* 8160. . 431-4440 or METAL LATHE - 12 Vt" awing. ANTIQUES - All klnda. boughi TINTON FALLS/2 BEDROOM Pool. fully-caipeMd. $400 dall Rd 1500 tq BEDROOM - Trlpla droeeer. anavoa 4 mUrorad back. CALL 747-4577aftar 8. 30" between center, quick lor lop caah Mary Jane Rooee- change gear. 3-4 hp motor vall Anllqu*t 109 Eaal River Rd . HOME RENTALS. Bkr , 389-12 suit (71-5555 armok* and mirror, Italian Prov- CORRECTED PHONE 767-5157. ahoacaaa. Caen r*giei*r SEARS LAWN MOWER — Gal. 1 120-240 vac. twitch reveralng Rumton 642-3150 Member Ap- UNION BEACH —1b* MIDDLETOWN - 5.000 sq. II tnom. boautttul. $600. 741-2746. aar old. front drive rear bag. Grinder tool put Exc pralaera Aaaoclatlon of America. MEDICAL STUDENT - EnMrt fiSiB 160. 2 piece boyt blue ault. alia apt., heat Included, references prolattional office tpac* avail- Tompla Unharerly In Fan. laaka BEDROOM SET — Gkr*. In- DINING ROOM - Solid oak is mo. security Cell her 5 p French Prov.. mint cond.. large J. (15. 3-praca boyt pin tlrlpa BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR caroar-ralaHd lob toraumma r • canopy Lawn/Garden Tractor. M' tun. all* (. (26. Call 863-0217. POWER HACK SAW — SALE - Call Second Hand Lll. Ample parking Starling •r. hutch. padaatal u>bu. 2 laavaa. pada. 6 son t Asaociatea. ' wmpa'and tabtoa. in mint cond. uphoiattred chalra, larga chma, m motor mounted on aland wllh 264-0777 After 8. 204-M1S SEARS COLO SPOT - 14.(00 800-392 8810 MOO or baal oHor. Call 071-4170 BTU air cond. $00, alum, window wheela. Exc cond. Aaklng (M>. Mlgheal price* peld lor all lume. 102 Houses tor RESPONSIBE EARLY-RETl altor 6 p.m. ' KITCHEN CABINETS - Birch. etorma/acreen* $5 aach. Call Call 642-1833. attor 6 P M ennquea. etc. For bargalna. atop Rent OFFICE SPACE TELEPHONE MOR. - Saakl caramrc. $300. 201-1011. frultwood-alaln 741*841 Fair Havan. at 24 Broad SI.. Keyport Top quality building on Hwy 35 local amptoymart (lull or per BEDROOM SET - Appla grean. dreaara. beige formica. Boat 76 Auction Salea ABERDEEN TO RED BANK n Molmdel Beeutlfully finished Two MM) bad tramaa 4 heed- DINING ROOM SET — Pin* Kaenaburg. 5 rooms, lutt 500 urn.) Enjoy, moating p - 3671. SEARS KENMORE WASHER - JP'S AUCTION 4 GALLERY — 800 aq ft., with all tervwet, high Ca« 071-0*00. irde. night ubU. alngt* Round tabto 6 4 cham. Good 14 Iba.. 3-weler levelt. good HUM. 7 rooms, only $600 calllngt. plenty wlndowt and full .jar. doubto dreeeer with cond. $100. Can 767-SOM. KITCHEN SET — Maple. 4 h**vy Conalgnmentt ere now being ac- Red Bank. 8 rooma. lull (600 :ond.S128. 12' portable buck » cepted for lallgale euctlon held kitchenette hutch, daak with charr. mirror duty chalra. lormlce tabl* lop rv. good cond.. (28 110 BUDDY-L < KEYSTONE LARGE Need e home? Call us first! $000 oompUM 741-1227. DISPLAY CASE - EKC cond •vary Tue 6 Frl. 7 30 p.m For TOY TRUCKS MADE IN 1920a 6 HOME RENTALS. Bkr.. 360-123 360-0100 adlueUbU Ib. barbetl$28. Flahlng tackle more Information call (38-6(76. 3.0 i CALL 747-38S4 or THE REALTY BROKERAGE INC BOSE 000 SERIES — Opaakarl 63(M046>tor tunhor Intormatton box. froah 4 aaltwator 431-4760. Declare welcome. 741-1999 DUPLEX - Private nouee. RED BANK — Protection*! office LAWN FURNITURE — Dandy, with cleaning knife. Si Torme: cash only. Sale con- bedroom. 2 bath. Irving roo alth atanda 4 aquattar, aa la,DOUBLE BED — Dock pma. naw aultes available In vanoua Zlm- $400. wood vonaar kltehan Ubto redwood table 4 2 bench**. arrow tet. 6 errowa with 11 llpt. dueled on pr*mle*e. Hwy. 33 4 kllch*n/d!nlng room. 01 Business Po» aprtng 4 malraii. $100 caeh. (100. Umbrella. (20. 2 radwood good cond $80. Calsnsnl anytime. _ or bulldlngt unlit range with laat. $76. Can 707-0720. C*dar Lan*. Mow*l Rain or m*nt. waah*r/dry*r. A/C. from 1-3 rooma lo 0000 sq. ft.; all Opportunity Can 741-7062 erier 8 p.m. chile lounge*. (78. Call 495-4891 ahlna. tlr**t parking MOO plua BOXES - CORRUGATED Guy Johnaon unite era carpeted, air con- RESTAURANT — BoM daal. DRESSER — with minor 4 741(072 SEARS GAS RANGE - 36'. con- tllltlaa 741-4427 ditioned A heve on-tile parking orr MovingMoving. •4 Storeg.Slorag*,. enandd Ilordrowv wttn fnattohlnQ cn#M a\ *1 Buy «Buya don't miea. Top Rad Sank araa. luatry. \ oornpBEi »na_ LAWN MOWER — Lawn boy. tlnuoua cleaning, grlllle, taking 77 Peta and Single llema-enilr* houa*holda FAIR HAVEN — 2 oedroo Ratae range Irom $200 per mo - Turnkay opaiallon. 747-S16O. drawa Llmad oak. good cond.. aorr-propeUed, with graae eaten- $125 Call efter 6pm 871-5322 (11 per aq. It * utnmet Cell $28 aach. (42-1314. Antique furniture, lewtlry. tllver houa* for rant 1*4 mo. tec C 747-40*0. ar. uaad only 18 tlmoa. (225 Can SEARS COPPER GAS RANGE — Livestock Immeditlt ceah 642-4330 747-3576. belwsan 6 4 .ei Walter Zlrr 62 Mortgagos DRUMS - 1(61 Tarn. 10 puce 747-0126 Advanced And 642-0595 BUNK BEDS-NEW — With mat- Wllh griddle 36". 8180. Call MILITARY — Unllorma. medals, 741-6116, evee. LOW RATES traaaaa. $100. BaMng aata 100. lmp4K'o*l SlaV. 3#t COfflpwta) Wllr LAWN MOWER — Yardman. 32 Beginners tworda. bayoneta. llaga. Gar- HIGHLANDS/2 FAMILY letMtg R^lnanclng OutMalwr 1 p.m.. 4(5-0075. Titan atanda, ZHdHan 6 Solaria frdlnQ IfiOVrlf, Wltn SOFA 1 CHAIR - Matching and DOG TRAINING man, American. Japanese plu* 2 bedroom, child. 300 a More Clsosilied 72 Hour Approval* BRI cymbM. VMuad ovar $$.000 awaapar. $350. Call 747 CAOE FOR PARROT — T Sund. issr tablet, oak. revertibU cuahlona, Beyahore Dog Club. 741-6046 Olh*rt 586.(030 HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 360-12 on Next Page 2nd Mlga. 4 Corp. Loan Aaklng $1600. NegotleM. - brown vinyl, plaid $1U; wooden amarFlni 304-1 navar uaad. ((0. 22S-14S4. anar f p.m., 544-6000. LAWN MOWERS - Wh*. hora*. needt minor ropalra. $36 card lable. 4 chain. $48 Carl 741-5767 or 774-8000 871-5616 attar 4. LAWN MOWERS — 3 Locke Trl- ' beMo e lable. 3 PC. rattan 1-7255 set. All 2 mo* old. Exc. cond. Priced to sell Call 58O-784B or arLAW.N MOWERS — (2). Lawn Boy 21", electronic Ignition, tell- propelrad allh aide bag 4 rear bag. $260. Goodell it: (300 SOFABED — Queen alt*. Col SHORTOF onlal plaid Good buy. Call CASH? LEATHER LOUNGE CHAIR — imtn cone* table. 741-7549 Can M2-1074. STERNS 4 FOSTER — Correct comfort 4 king alie mattress 4 LIVING ROOM SET - Content bo> spring set. exc. cond.. $400. porary oak: Sofa, lovoeeal. endCall 7(0-2334 after ( p.m. Itbla*. coffee lable 4 2 lempa Earthtonat Ex cond Slai STORM SCREEN DOOR - Vary 6600. Can Oar aflar 0:204-4 good cond. Call 2(1-2221 11 HAVE A i.m. on. LOVE SEAT - (200. double badroom sal. includes matrass, STOVE box spring, dretter. mirror, night Caloric, electric, aland- (380. Stained glaaa floor whit*. Asking $1(0. lamp. (200. Moped. ST28. wood Call 747-7064 and macreme rowing chair. (25 Can 767-1744. JWIM POOLS WAREHOUSE — Forced to dlapoaa of new on- LOVESEAT — Colonial, cherry ground 31 wood trim, reclining rocker, n huge atfrassns good cond. 741-1(30. • IllUra. warranty. '"' MOM $060 COMPLETOMPLETEI . LUGGAGE — American Tour- Financing avail Call NEIL ton Light blue, 5 pieces, exc. (180. 583-1135 aflar 7 SWIM POOL BUYERS - Don't fall victim to high proaaura ttlet- sUS MATERNITY WARDROBE — men 4 "Come-on" adell Lai our t __ 10 - 12. Some Itemt coat ong eelabllahed local company^ (100. no 741-0376. JOHNNY" WErSSMutLER lop II MEN'S SKIIS - 165. boon. lO'/l quality on ground pookj wllh re- 6 RON*. $60. Ladles' sklls. 175 elltilc: prprjoaK a 4 «c. flnanelng Bool., ivt 4 POMS. $60. OAF i Call 767-1642after 6pm | movie protector, tup*' 6 r*g.. 6 TABLE SAW - 10". Seara. with mm.. (28. 642-2407T • motor. (180. MORE SPECIALS! - Electric Can 872-1886 broom. $12.80. Bad tray. II »" Glrl'e skates, $3.60. Whel-rv TABLE 4 4 CHAIRS - S*ete shelf. W 50 Door mirror. M 50 need repalre. (00. Gold Kvtng Medicine cabinet. $3.78. Power room chair with ottoman, (60. 5 moaar. $16. Braided ruoa.63 50 haadboarde. (10 aa. etc. Cal I (6. Ham-duty Mkaton Oak rocker. $20. Home bar. (4(TV REBUILT - Zenith 28" color Free Garage Sale Kits RUSCIL S, 741-1(03. console on special an true week. When you place your ad in The Register Classified while they laat $230. Fun war- MORE BEST BUYSI — ranty. Can Edtontoan TV. Section, you can pick up your FREE garage sale kit -Venice." US. Twin hheadboara d $1(.(0. Cherry klng-eued head- 042-0400. during regular business houra. You'll get 1 sign, 2 board. (49 Oval dining lab*. UPRIGHT FREEZER — Kenmorel arrows, a helpful "HOW TO" sheet and an inventory MX40. $40.80. DetHimldrrier. dryer. Moped. Ping Pong ubu.l $60. Air condlfloner, (00. Color 178 •*. SlufMd an I mala. I sheet that lets you keep track of what you sell and TV oat, $00. Brass endlrona 4 747-6161. how much money you make. (Additional kits are .nretoolt. both for (25 Mora available for .50* each). 1 RUSCIL'S. 28 E. Front St.. Red USED COUCH - And two! 4 Bank. 741-1003. Cham. $70 ptua some other oun furntkir*. dMhee and nvae. name. WSD., THUW.. PIU. Can 042-36O0 for appl to eae I MOVING - Must sea. B\__. Weather Insurance J Kanmore Haavy Duty Washer In USED BICYLESAU ellee vary good cond.. 6 track tepee 670-0301 0 And The Register is giving you weather insurance too. Calf 672-0418; WASHERS 4 DRYERS RECON- JUST *3» If your sale Is rained out, we'll run your ad again the YOU CAN EARN EXTRA MONEY MOVING — Household Iteme. DITION — S*K ' refrtgaralora. following week FREE. (But you must call and request BY SELLING THOSE NO-LONGER 11 chair*, rug Mrac.. etc. a re-run). 73Co(M° MOVING SALEIII - BEDROOM So, If you've been thinking about having a garage NEEDED ITEMS SET. exc. cond.. Queen-sue WASHER/DRYER — Seera sate, do It now and let The Register help make your heavy duty. Good oond. $7$ aa. sale a success. or $12$ or. Can 201-1040 " ~i^uxxzxsa?zr- MOVING/MUST SELL QUICKLY — Binge valour couch, perten WASHING MACHINE — For sale. conoHorlglnel price (650) at*, good condition. Can 405-3611. Come in or call ing 1250 Full Me I place badroom eel. elmoet new. (300. WASHER 4 DRYER - Portable. Kitchen Mile 4 chairs. $100. 24' good oond.. $100 a*. Can after \ CALLThe Register 542-1700 b/w coneole TV. 676 Meonavox eta 707-7000 The Register «o. (100 High chair 4 WASHER REBUILT — GE HOURS: DAILY 6:30 A.M. TO $ P.K UTIMIMYt 0:10 A.M. TO 12:10 P.M. 542-1700 ker, (40. Wadding gown. Whirlpool. $160 4 up, with I Your Hometown Newspaper SlnctJ 1878 whn* with tiered kaoa ruttea. VOaVFaWity. Can EMOtltO*JrTi I 16180 Call 671-4000 before noon 8424400. t. m Tracks A !Mlk*Mi*%lH IfttAwtastartof H»AwaWHf»Mf B10 Ilic Drily Register MONDAY, MAY 21.1984 38 Comm.rcl.1 1M R#cr#aiuOM Property Trillsr-i - Mrs,OkoaBaa,SaaL, »/s. •<«*>. Ajkna 1SSBOL 10t Commercial 131 Mount tor Silt 31 Houi.»torS»lt RANOJCR XLT - 4- 'it.T** • 4Per1SXOaaalaalon •».. OOJOO Cal CHEVY 1ST. I ^B*tTl • • -.:- IOOLETOWN - > bidroom. 1 See* or Maaa. Bammere ETSB*« VTtnSSSSia iTitarr. HOUHML. iu Mm. f lemey. t »jdfOom« each tut bath ranch. Oak aarajuat B! Smiim aiuriuaiaiii >#*& H*-3M0. > WAN—ISM Nor MMeltor. Cet*«Vsn4 PROWLER 1077 - 21 R. *ao- ^5S^ St. lot we* is H.v. M mop FORD - 1*70, P100. pk* up I1H.O0O. Cea SH-T1S» PUMA POP-UP - Tent near. ^u. ^a. teawav Baanea*. Wt •01 10 •«eg. R.II.. M u«MII I M- OCEAN TOWNSHIP naA RIAL PARK — 10 ecrai ekteoe •!«. reertgereler. atov*. HW ^^e> ^^^ •^•^wy ^^^^35 • T4T. lltoin, cMW. 300. H atnk 4 aanan roam, good cond •mTALS. Mir.. 300-1114 IOOLETOWN -a roam. 1 M*t. M*a el art. ottered el 111.000 • 1*7* OTj- Auto •ar». par acre 0 4 0V Realtor*. WOO. W1-00II oa*c PICK-UP - no*, s • i *4DBANK-I •aa to •*• oarpaana. auna-M ill-1000 RV TIRES- 760X17.1 Ply 6Lug iod luwaiM inindlMiii Aal JSm'TitZiriJZ'mX + *eo*n* Mary • office*. W per em, raar yard tMh paw. - S Sra* total. S wr* 1000. SSMSTi, Mar I Wl aa. It 041-»7t> or 041,8100. HILLS OF throughout taoTS iHRYSUSl 1077 CORDOBA- S?^ ST. 37 Lots and Hake Oder. 707. RETAIL SHOP HIGHLANDS tvtnaroom 1-7423 Acf »a« STAR CRAFT 107T - P»p Up. UtOfXETOWM- Heap* T. plenty or eaweaa, eao. any ughH. c*- EUSINBM LOT - Aabury *ark. fBSltTStJSf Hi Av*.. SO" wide. It* daeo condL meMe 4 out. MuM eaa. oSpi. IS. SSuTS: BS: •HMWWUHY - MDIKMI o<- oom apt I S11T0. Can 071-0710. S>47-1404. ShreweburyAv*. Shmiatury • 74W»» j~*2*5S^^2r *B^*'* p^^** i4^awawae>w,. WSBH sfe; dauahlar.liia.O0O. Mm EALTY. an »•«» TRADEWINOB 1070 4- P'Op-up. "ana PauTP Bow. ma. (T1-M44. aaaape S. Unk. eaova. Iceooa. OWN - I TOWN CAR eij»/»Hirniohad omoa XIM OOe^fFefawCtaV V* rfJeTAHlaJaleTeT* awjjna. E«c cond.. 6060 Cat HOLMDEL L AREA. 4 iSSxSf-"* •HMD «Wy 4 AKMMIMtarv. EDWARD W. COLLINS uee. 100- front, us.100. Caa SH fill Illmy, OM741-6T0O AGENCY B4*-41 ITS, attars. MO Autoo) lor Sal* ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY RUMSON — 4.1 acre*. *OO It fSiFsrsLS 10t Buildings/ *. New vinyl aiding. Cloa* to Ironi QA - Lees motormotor,, )aat up tor •42-O7M after 7 p m 184.OSJSZT1 KEAHSBURO — NIC* Woe* wax 10 acnaote. Central atr I block. Oat altar 4 p.m.. 6 4 1-0074 or OW-0072. STORAGE SPAC1I —- Lara* aluminum aided ranch, pro _J fan, REDUCED TO RUMBON — ataautllut water- &Sig&&•4MM* f 4OJH. iq.tOO laundry WANTED VOUNO COUPLE - tr POM. Bchwam Chryatar- »*S:mg 04000 Cea 400-0020 WORKING MOTHER - With 1 OAK RIDOE REALTY STRAUB BUICK-OPEL BsMch Irani W.,^1 buy your p,o^rty.A»ki BMW 2002011074 - Fe*t Clean ATSUN 810 OX 1881 — A/C.MO MIDOET 1070 - Eac cond Mat «W sMW decree apt. DFtOnntaWinQ VlfJvtawo. > 4 Me*. Hilda fri JSKSBV.W^WS pkanoaa. Naw manar bath with Y GROUP. ReeNore. SSO-OSOO. contractor*. oaaeene. R*»TO. mttm naada INS* touch-up. Oood »V »200. Cat 841-1181. doubWjyk vanity a Mdat. 2 can srt^aao. Outstanding body 4 maohan- •peed Bought new car. rr Cat 747-7818 or leave OAK HILL - Sate by owner, siu- SHA0OW LAKE RANCH — With loaty a«c..l7100. Can 700-1040 eel. 12600. ceehl 717-1440 O MIDOET 1*77-One owner. garage. 2 badroom*, or rant with Broad St.. Shrowabury, 0. 131 Houses for BUHLER 8 BITTER INC. DATSUN 710 STATION WAOON ml 12200. Cat 4884887 TOUTS PORD porary. Thla hauaa ena on aoption to buy. No reeltora. Call &2SSSU—IttHlp.m Chryaler-MO-Jl wooded, hilltop acre on the moat Plymouth — 4 apoad, rune a loot* 4p.ni 47-4107 1280 HwH«y 88 """"•V-iooo fOwt>V 'OajO4J*japCj "awEariyogjBBJ u* rival* atreet In Oak HID. It horn . tiOOfTcaa 6716237 MUSTANG 1887 •63.500 270 Auto 8orvlc«a/ OYOTA COROLLA DELUXE t tedrooino, IMng room, dining bedroome. 4 vt oath* end 2 BUICK LESABRE 1SS1 - 4 dr 1877 PICK-UP — Long •or eele roam, kitchen. Klrwan Co. Dramatic, circular Patia mneo eoreon, aw. awrnro^n" Bd. 07.000 nil. 4 Cat 870-8874. 878 — Auto. Low ml. Em cond. 7t7-eaoo AWIng 1146.000 uift lead to a balcony over, DODGE DART 1S74 — Whole ac cond. 80,000 ml. $0000 ana.. AM/PM . MOO. Cad 5*3-0*3* the living room. The MUSTANG FASTBACK 1888 r, 1270ITS.. MotoMowr good, or • 47-4111 day*/T87-*817 av naetaakkig 11.000 Can after OYOTA CELICA 1070- Hatch- ASEROEEN - Bond new 3 kitchen opera to a Carl 072-2-02S' T i.m. on weekdey*. 641-1610. RUM good. 82000 LINCROFT - Eaaouthia-lliad ) are* and lite 1S2 Boats and BUCK Cat 4884110. back Air. 8 Dill, raw brakee. ua* eating araa VERTIBLE1072- At whHr. rune dutch. 84400. Col 747-516* olta. to. a.. dec Sackk aat"eelo[ Accaaaorlaa FIBEROLASS) CAP - 0 ft DOOOE DART 1970 — Oood MUSTANG 1874 — 4 cyl.. euto.. ii«1rv>. Oapn%l*l4pn*Jr u*M "#•! Op- kavatl The eooo eq. ft. are econ- white, tike new. S1M. Caa family i oond. 8200. Cat .good 1 OYOTA TERCEL IBS* - 2 .Cantral AC. 2 omically heated by a combined 7 WOODEN ROW BOAT - 47-0070. •00.201-0800. paint, no mat, •an* available 70eCM "?r»7 201-107 .AC.AMFMcaaaette.red.4 OS3-10eO. ertar 7 p.m. gaa/Mlareyatam 4 much more Oare Incl. S126 or beet offer. Cell BUICK ESTATE WAOON 1878 - Aaklng 810OO. Cat __•{ Em oond. 84800. I. 042-6374. Prln • et S3S0.000 OR PARTS - Volkawagan ABEROEEN TO BED BANK dWon. 11 71-1277 SS7; Chevrolet 1X7 cu Inch 270 ull power. 8 miaingir, — B41-153S, aeli torRaaa , clpamonly. Prlnlepale . S71-4SS4 or 747-2084 or 741-S82T OOOOE OART SW1NOER 1*70 Keaneburg. 0 room. luM 500 a 1-0300 art Mr Mr p engine end tram Beet offer — 2 door. auto.. PS/PB. alent 8. OYOTA CELICA 11SO — OT Htfol t roomt. only MOO 12-671-0 • LITTLE SILVER — The . BUICK 1878 — VS. vary good 30.000 ml. on ong.- trttbock. 48.000 ml.. ZHUART. 4' ALUMINUM — Welded MUSTANUSTAr. G Nad Bank. • rooml. |o« MOO of lha nouaal E.A. Armalrong, 4 MtCHELIN TIRES oond., aaklng 84800. AC. PS/PS. •MSO.' S8S-277S or 688-S21*. Original N**a a homa? Can ue (Iran Raanor. 6H Proapaet Am, Lin OCEAN TWP. — Lukury Kami. 7.S h.p. outboard with 10 170X14)2 anow). 1100 AM/PM Mem, bank denoaL 72-1824. arwr 4:30, aak torOa b CONVERTIBLERTIBLE 1966 HOME RENTALS. Mr.. 188-1234 SHvar 741-4S00. Ranchee. 2-atory, 4-1 badroom« hra. Engine •land, oar*, anchor. Can 530-0217 evening* electric window*. Call 881-0180 OJood condl Cant 495-3516495 . Alter rom S1S8.000. try appt. Century 725 Call 741-0417 altar 0. OYOTA- Catsa. 1871. towml . EATONTOWN — Newly reno- LITTLE SILVER — There'* roo ASPEN 1070 — 2-dr P.M. _ cond 31600 or boat offer Ktg CO. m-Oaife. 40J-4477 MONTE CARLO — 1070. eaWng BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM E vated in l out. For talo by wm* to grow hare In our 3-badroom 0' FIBEROLASS - M-Sccw. MOON 1*70 - v-o. ami?ooo rmi.. oaTB/ ©Btuww* • iiwm 042-7108/ leave maiaaa 2-beth Ranch wllli da for parta of whole Need* engine Oood araa. Naw echooM UMSON — tsS.000 2 lamlly. 2 •all*, trailer 4 aluminum mail Cell after 1 p.m. 284-7040. PS/PB, radio, AC. 2880. (Cat 611-4432 * WmnnaMa. Oood uarlar horn* .. and Ug park 1100. At Monmouth Boat Club Ertremery n OYOTAL TERCEL18S2 - 2 Low laua. 220-2234. ilk* property. Fireplace, naw Red Bank. Call 747-0000 VOLARE 1070 DOOQE DEMON 1071 -2 door aedan. 4 apoad. 17.000 ml.. monthly. Walk to m MUSTANG 1SS7 — Run* wry ftkfwn alaraOg ^aar oaarooaf* ahopaI. 212 212-SSISIM- . Pert* for aakt cyl.. euto., PS. AM PM, 70.000 FAIR HAVEN neighborhood. I110.000 E.. 0 ft HOBIE CAT — Orey haul* CeH 739-1310 7^.1F ml. 8350. Cal 707-8407. . oond. For beat ONr. blue Mil*. Herken block*, double 478 or boat offer CaWBrt T DESIRABLE RIVER OAKS - ARMSTRONG AOENCY. He- RUMSON - S7B.SO0. Antique col BUICK SPECIAL 1877 - amrtm 044-2034 or 38*-asi7. trap. Set up for racing or day aall VOLKSWAOON BUO 1074 - DODOS ARIES 1081 2-dr 787-2827. Capa Cod. 4 badroom. 2 bath •lux*. 6M Proapaet Av*.. LIMe onlal. 3 bedrooma. 2 batha. din Mrao, naw Oroa 4 brake*, I2S00 405-3163 cyl., auto., air. Memo OYOTA COROLLA — II IMng room with fireplace, dlnin, ng room. Village 4 r Whole car or lor parta. Make 11500. Call 071-2100. MUSTANG 1877 - 4 cyl. Brand Sttvar. 741-4800 otter. Call 400-0811 14260 Cet 171-10- body repair or can uee room, dan, hUchdjn, hurdwooo 12-004 6133 0' LARSON — Outboard motor new ong. Con be eeen aljaoka BUICK 1*88 SKYLARK - Run 8300 or beet ol noon throughout, ecreenod In MIDDLETOWN — SM.M0. OH RUMSON — Cuatotormn cape. Ihryaler 35. twin motor. $1200 DOOQE 1070 MAGNUM XE - T on, Hwy M* Atlantic Hlojhianda lUS/bimnn 4:80 8 7. porch, full dry baMmanl. at- pictureUluraequ* * Ira* ahadad 76 071-3037 or 067-0337. 200 Motorcyclaa good. 8200. Aaklng 13000, rl kltareetod caa tached garage, tancad in yard on badroom brick front cap M Mlot. 2 - 3 badroom*. dining 977 HONDA OOLDWINO - ana. 45.500 nil.. 13.000 Cat 281 3607. PtUMPH SPITFIRE 1800 - 100 by 125 lot tt44. Completely fenced, daad and r BOAT — With 106 h.p. out- 877. Run. good, worka good. oom. 2 lull bathe, aat-m-kltchen board motor, for *ele. Cal Low mile*, loaded, ready 10 BUICK ELECTRA 1878 - AC MUSTANG 1888 741-4.33 wtth Harmony ached bue ptc vlng room with fireplace, full dry Beat offer Call 542-16*0 PS/PB. AM/PM etereo. Pwr. win DOOOE OART 1973 - Good Run. good 1700 or beet offer up. Eat-ln-klKMn. dining. IMng H2 avantng*. maintained; new battery 81800 FAIR HAVEN — 1 baaement, central air. aereened dow* 4 aeala New ahock*. Iran* Cad 747-8018. I a '4. living roi n porch, 2 car attached 0' THUNOERBIRD - 140 . OSt SUZUKI ON400X — Oood r pkM mot*. 81478 41-4028. new. covered, concret*••e patio ond. By fi%'S8c Mercury eng With trailer, Aaklng cond.. 0700 ml. asking SOS MUSTANG -1872, Mark I, good . oet-ln-kltchen, '400. cond.. BEST OFFER "ES TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1880, 4 llrptaoa. attachad garage.ifSt SH •had. *» 12-4006 12300. Cell 741-0011. beat oner. Call 747-1670 DSOO I aumabla mort. tOfTooo Can a CADILLAC COUPE OEVtLLE — IAN/CAMPER 1871 - 318 ang 83-4817. RUMSON - J75.000 Charming 1070 LA-8TRADA 24' — Travel HARLEY SPORTSTER 10OO - ^brotet roof, 1*80. Mint ap- 9 ml. Muat eon 83100. CM 4 P M 042-3442 aa.6bo. MPIT »S?/mo. walk Shfofno, axIraSi mint 00Afl< MUSTANG MACH118*8 — 381 aura* 1 N.V. bua. No RaaNor* i In lovely neigh- trailer, etaepa 0. room divider taaranoa ft axe. wofMno oond borhood. Newly. r.modelednev, ull oath. 2 dinette.. AC-Mereo MOO. Can 7075192 'tenor a anterior laatorad. muat FAIR HAVEN - By Owner Mint Mded 17800. Cat B48-82S0. Dodge Window Van 1*87 - aet. 81.100. Cat 738-1211 aek RIUMPH BONNEVILLE 700 cond. Colonial. Entra largo •Ming, wlndowa. carpet. Cloae to Full awning 4 ecreen room with HONDA 400CC 1000 - 2 — Oood cond . tow mlto- MBR. aconomlcal «•• Mat. 2 MIDDLETOWN — Located edla •van. echooi*. 4 •hope. Lowprivacy curtalne 4 more. is.300 auto. 3000 ml. MSS. •pood, alanl 0. very — age. For Information oat oant U SL Catherine*. Ea* Cell 204-2020 or 291-0591 — Da Vtto, an orlg. vary low m n 4 out Muat aaa. badroom*. 1 '.» bath*, biaamant •ym#fil aiMurtiaibftfj mOfQAQi ortg. ownar aw " '87-4488 or NOVA 1872 - 210. PS. auto 87-7072 batwaan III p.m. tormal dining room. *at-ln Kaanaburg. 4 room*, naw large M / F M oMaaMa —juaUiar * Aaklng SI800. tuMk lillnlia.i rahiiul* 003 LUND 10' - Ofl-Shoro HONDA 1970 CB75OF — Low eenlCata kitchen. v» acra landacapad lot RUMSON rune groat. 11008180O0 firmHut. Can OIW Oeka location on qulta col Flaherman. 1003 35 h.p. Johnaon mileage, esc. oond.. many e« Cadttac 1071 — 4 door, futy 477-904 90444" atta*fl*r 8 p.mp.l . USED VOLKSWAGEN - EN- baaabeard haaL War) to w ALONG THE RIVER •Metric atari motor. 1001 E-Ztrie. Mull Mil. moving. 11100 IINE8 4 TRANOMISSIONS. de-*ec oveiy cuatom built 12 yr old 3 loaded, tut poww. 4 cyl.. 48.000 ml., em. cond. Beet Priced right. 108.600 M2W» carpeting. Henoveted In,la. >ad trailer, ready to go. $3,000 OLDS 1*88 — Law ml. EmGUARANTEED. OTHER USED ouLStorm door* and window* badroom ranch. Haa large coun "4M rar 13600 PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE GLORIA NILSON too* maulatad. Oulat dead and ry kitchen 4 lull beeoment. Walk HONDA 25U CC 1074 — EMnOr* a7.»*r 830-1144 or. 747. CALL KENNY THEODORE. •treat. By appt. 7*7-4a2f) arktrt o river, beech, mopping 4 tan 27' CABIN CRUISER - Owen 01 enduro. 2-atroke, exc. oond., low CADDY COUPE OS VILLE 197 DOOOorCHAROER 187S — New 41-8000. Hwy 35. Shra»atury. 042-0008 An exceptional araa with ISO Chevy rebuilt S3. bought big milage, wtth *c< Malt trane. ahocka. brakee. •> OLDS OMEGA 1882 — 4 dr naat eohoole. low u m boat, muat Bed. 12*00 Cal Cell 741-OOtO - "t m uto.. air. AM/PM, 84,000 ml VOLVO - New 4 Ueed 116.000. Cell 544-1400 220U40SI evee. 042-M11. rtt 4*00. Cat 042-2771 ener 6 p.m S42-230S CADILLAC — Shot* Motora-Rt 38-WM. 2 AXLE BOAT TRAILER HONDA 1901 — CB SOS, loaded, now dto... r»ara OLDSMOBILE DELTA 881871 — 620-7800 •peed Shalt drive. Muat a oond. Cat 071-2871. -4 auto, am/fm. 8278 or beat SHREWSBURY - By ownar. 3- DODO* - 1878. . 067-0700 VOLVO PAHTS SALE - New MAKE IT YOURSELF •droom Split. Living room, din Call 20430510* 2*4 1145 cheapl CeH 7*7-2317 .SS. tg room, den with wood etova 11 FT. ACHILLES INFLATABLE HONDA CX-600 CUSTOM - BROUGHAM 1878 — At Hue03.000 ml. Ong. owner 82400 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME RED BANK VOLVO. gaa heat, fenced back yard — wooden floor 4 keel. 10 horaa Shalt drive, liquid cooled Week •73 - PS/PB/AC. A HMO ruet 41-5BM SO.OOO. 747-3S4*. Johnaon with gaa tank, day* after 0. 201-1000 BSoo.' Call 747-0844 «rl good Irene 8400 or beet cond 11276 or beat offer 201-2007. DODGE CORONET WAOON - VOLVO 18S1 DL - 4 dr.. over- TINTON PALLS RANCHER 291-5096 CADILLAC CIMMARON - 1SB1 1878. lanim deck. Now I*. Oarage, tanoedyard. 1500 HONDA - CB350.1072. garage 4 ap, with every even, option Inc ary. etarter Em. macni . CUTLASS CALAIS „ 81.000 under raw •I )ME RENTALS. Bkr. 3SS-1X ALBACORE SAILBOAT 16' kept. E*C. cond. Extraa. 0,000 m tocka.tr - oond. MuM aaal 8400 or 2WrWPwr. window* 4 lock* •200 CM 631-7*40 evea Good cond MOO •700. Cea 041-4231. offer. CM 787-8040 early mom AM/PM VOLVO 1170 — Station wagon. 4 (nfZaw^WUL TWO STORY 630-0000. KAWASAKI - 1077. KZ70S ' SUN 1 42,000 ... .800.747-1 AM/FM etorao, om. cone cyl. 4 ipud. am/mi, AC. Woke 4 Git** !' buy tor ih# fnoAMfl "• 12ft ALUMINUM JON BOAT — S Wlndlammar II ~Fairing, 1 hwy ml., 87, 884100 or 8800 toko over pa no good. No ruet or denla. The Top Piece! odeled houaa. Full attic Porch M power motor, oar 4 o* kept. Mint, con I. IIOM. d*Y»/042-4J-7»6ev' . oil kitchen 3 bedrooma Walk to mante. Cet 4*0-41*1 enytme. LOtxTrnVSWOO. 741-SBSO. lit* pr, 5425201 CAMARO 1*82 - low ml. auto downtown or to hoaptul. Aaklng overhauled S400. Cell 201-2000 Don't Settle For VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE S4.S00. Red Bank. KAWASAKI 000 CSR 1*01 - PS. air. valour Int. Vary OH Tk* took is briiht ml bnciy ' I aa*. Aaklng 87800. 874 — Ptmrj May Irvapactlon. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raanor ANTIQUE — Old town canoe Like naw. 000 ml. $1600 firm W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E OLDS 1881 - CuWM Crulaar muffler, good body 4 oood >iitrutilc<«i|.bliknt lno#p#fto#fi(1y OwfisfMl 17'. S300 CaU 530-0217 eve- 0076 or 739-iu* TfllS IS inMStnwit dfewing it Sot your oar, truck or ven the . 817*0. 64^39*01betoVel S13 River Hd . Fair Haven nlnga. KAWASAKI 440 LTD 1001 —CAMARO 1888 - Over S40C its btst-cracrttt nlaud >tst BUHLER 8 ttSSoml! . 741-70M 21 FT CRUISER — Cuddy cabin Clean, must aa* in person. I " Many new pan*. 801 gkio with 2 yr. warranty. blouse of cotton inn Tumble* raouM 38084 JHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 5406 or bait offer. *71 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1000 - 4 ranar. recorder, radio, toilet, etc Ing WOO. Cak 94O-1772. 1 naaaalla. < collar, nttndtd skoukjar rt|td 132 CondoscV MUST SELL. Beet c 1. am/lm 1 KAWASAKI 1077 — Oood oond $17O0K2*4.«*'l* NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER OLDS OMEGA — 1881, 1 dr mg, $400:707-4888 «ilh conliKt Pltlnn 509 cm Townhousas 610-0037 milage. S000. CM 767-2*60 chat dnaclKm, sins 10-16 mcl or 7*7-7*23 CAMARO 1001 - 4 .peed. Air VOLKaWAGEN RASBIT CONV. A BADOE OP DISTINCTION — 32' ENDEAVOR 1077 - 20 h.L 880 - 6-apd . AM/PM catntta. Shadow Lake village Rental* dleeal S Hoodaalla electronic* am. AM/PM taaaataa. 28.000 KAWASKI — 107S. 400 LTD, fair ml., whtto with DM* interior, em em. oond. 10.000 ml. 80.800. Imron. mney • ng, luggage rack, allay bar. hwy DUSTER 1870 — Run* good 843-2818. WALKER 4 WALKER. Realtor* id. 201-222-0077. oond.. muat aell quick. 10300 or %W loi HCh pilletn Md MO*- luM tuned. 1060 Camake offer. CeH M7-0SM > OLDS VIST A CRWMR — Medon 741-5212 I7TO2IO. ;*t 741-*SSS. agon. 1878. good oom; VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 501 uch pitlun lot poitiif EVINRUDE 1072 - SO h.p. lea* WAGON 1878 — 4-dr., om. andhindlinitfaaat Evea.: Tom RoDinaon control*, exc. running c * JAMARO 1872 - AM/FM. . PSH MOTORS .MSS. CM Rod •ana 747- I700. 072-1204 altar 5 KAWASKI — 1SS1, 550 LT[ ry. 36 4 Clmton Ave. Mar 8 weekdey.. M day 8*4. 83800. Can P0O^'bB*t°ol&.^Trt!r1' BEFORE YOU BUY 3- Bent or FT FIBERGLASS BOAT - bar 4 luggage rack $1701 042-1111 •ell. call • realdent Shadow Lak Motor 4 trailer. Beet otter Can p.m.. 707-0070. FIREBIRD - 1*78. auto.. PS/PB OLDS OMEOA 1878 - Hatoh- !k. 1870.4 ap . VHIaga condo apaclatlat. Jun CAMARO 1970-Creamcolor. mi on rohuM angina. LAUM WHEELER r 6. 707-1149 KAWASAKI LTD 1000 1001 — Mop. AM/PM, baok. 70.000 ml., auto., good Stroupe •potar. am. oom running oond. Ceil 747-717? ww pan* Qood oond. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor 14- HOME CAT — Sail, boat and "ScCM 611 0201. S100B. 707-4007. •H/conege bound. ££ Ntadlecran Dtp). 61 "independently Owned" liter, good cond.. 11300. Cell 3S-J300 671-7660. OLDS CUTLASS 1*84 - < VW RABBIT 1878 - 8 door. 4 013 River Rd . Pair Haven 7-1503. RAGUSA AGENCY FIREBIRD 1002 SE - Em. oond •paoton. 1160 oaah id. low ml. 31800. CM Daya: 741-7000 •ARSON TRIHUL 10' — 0*88, after 8 P.M. Tht Daily Register Evee UO-gtgg uyola IvieMJcaetoat low oovin pa^ Tl&iSUBU 21.000 mi., T-top, to ' 40Ti*4rturjsr&1 after 7:30 p.m. menl. montha to pay. CerStoH " nctra*. Muaieat Beet VW 1877 - Run* DC. CONDO FOR SALE — 214 I hoklaw traHerJIOOO. Ca. 1SK722 lor quota). c ~ MM oat 871-3471. jut naaoa St., Newlh W##1. QtudlO w^t 5440131 after 0. .Sfc B^t^-MSaXvssrs. la Ml. 0M CMM SH, Dm SUSZUKI 1100 LT 19*0 — I CAMARO 1874 - ISO. 1 bo work 8200 Can 071-312071 4 after 5 tot*. *1 10111. •tint Km, ViStHaP'HQ avCOV*J, KAfQU#1 WOO 14' LASER— Tralle» tr*H*r. nor FIREBIRD — 1878, EaprK, OP. noor*. *ep*r*te modern kitchen cond Only 0,200 ml. AM PS/PB, blue. AM PM HI. whito, auto.. PS. V*. AM/PM Mntt, Si. Pinna n.mk,, mai 4 M-rlg, Harkan main ahaai 0210O Call Run. 707-7112. • aratgan. touvera, am. oond 1100 or ' OLDS —1888. CuaaaiSV •Rtraa, anc. cond. 11150 VW RABSIT - 1874. 80.000 ml.. MORE FOR 84' N{W 1984 economic heat pump. In 0 PM eating 12500. Cat 042-2117 ItwWii rof •najri oipv vouno IOWTI. wtrxEcmn MMLOG-IIW ITO 042-3170. •Intained I 1 SUZUKI 1079 — CAPRI 1070 - 0 FIREBIRD - 1071. auto.. AM/FM 1780 or boot ottorCM 741-8411. hr. concierge. 1 bi . LIOHTNINQ SAIL BOAT IS — 4 B~S~'^ designs lanole cults 3 dec pit- oond.. aaklng MS0. manual, a* LMUPM templ*i* with ell aalea. « jar.*?" radto. ntirgUaa no**. 8800. Cet trim minted inside Citik»S?0O metro, ow Mepnal. aw univer p.m.. 707-1 ill. to, 43.000 871*US. _^___ >LOS CUTLASS SUPREME — any. Minute* from Kennedy Call 042-0*69 alMr 0. or beet oiler Cat nsk8 pm 18787 Btoeon wagon. PS/PI NICUnMMS UNaica SUZUKI 1*70 OS10OOE — SHOW Center, Oaornatown 4 m MUSHROOM ANCHOR - II PORO GALAXY 8001888 — Auto -nra M keks MI CtWtt-iN Stt sr\ VW 1871 SUPER BEETLE — 4 Can 201-071-0102. pound*, with Itoet. (100. . or beat aOar. Cal CAM UNDER 82.000 M2-OS6S after 5. OPEL OT 1*70 • wM, good MIQHLAND8 WVNDMOOR - S72-OS12 or 071-1701. KINQSLEY AUTO SALES SrSSb. 81000. CM room condo. on water, fan- <> £&&££& 1SO LB. MUSHROOM - With 707-7007 747-37oi! c view of beech, dock, river S3 YAMAHA VZ 125 - Ltke m POWD GRANADA 1878 - S1M0.CM741-*T11. chalna i buoy. 015O Anchor with iwrTwr, oood 0000. Naw ttni 509 S ocean. Wfl.MO Can 204-300 rooe 1 chain S26. iffX Iff can 1060 02 YAMAHA YZ *0 _ |_ 112 Omit Onruh or 2S4-7S47. vaa. $25 3-«t«> boat ladder. $15 ooHanl cond. 1600. C«B 747-0340 11200. Ceteltar 8.741-7088. VW DASHER WAOON 1 MIDDLETOWN/SHADV OAKS - CHEVY VBOA187* — Em. oond FORD 1870 LTD - PSVPS). UO RL 8*. Napajne •ood oondMo YAMAHA RO ISO 1070 — I 01100 HONDA EXPRESS Mt4N7aHtr Bfl?-; NAVtOATION CLASSES — Be- MOPEO. 0176. 408-2117. 1 ginning me weak at Middle SSSSU. QOoOt naaoa KQni wot* VW PARTS, NEW — CHEVY NOVA 1*78 - 1 door SOHW cartM., Ma\ rt.S. South For Into. M7-9430 ORO - Falcon. 1870, 8 dr. •«08*tr b*« on*/. Caa M*-1OO atoM to at: " featuring SECURITY. 671-3060. «t. 320. PS, Jervaen AM PM n. Irene. Ci an 4-7 p.m. 1. 862. bumpera. pool tennn court* Hi YAMAHA 4O0X3 197S — Lug-raiaiaa. good oond. 71.000 ml. < 871-8878Mt 0. Inj UTevtiM UTenll. environment. IMMEDIATE OC 17' o Day DayaaUor 11 — B-.cW above 12»0 C-afcV vr- - **" PINTO WAOON 1ST* — L_ CUPANCY Call for an appt end maenor m good oond.. en- aaHMti? Be Suited Now 11200' c*a<747i-oaSs« FORD PINTO HATCHBACK 1 gv. «iode work. 8300 Cell noir-MT-TSOO. Mon. to Sal. CHEVY CAPRICE WAOON j to 0 P.m. PPHNDLE CATAMARAN 10 FT LANOOPIAMA. INC lairing, exc. oond.. garage I A. le 1300 •om* walk. 8188. CM 1*00 Can S42JS7VT Cat 2*1-4000 VOLAPalTT — 4dr Printed Pattern M. Mcaraevey condition. CM 201-2720. PORD LTD — 1073. PS. PB, atr. envtr ss?, Ansatnni your n«td. here's YAMAHA — 197*. 750D Special CHEVY MALIBU 1070 - 2 door irW BTATjONWAGON 1874 - RED BANK RIVERFRONT - ROWI NO SMELL - For pow.. AM/PM reolnmg buokMalokaia. tratar MM Ha) m. slim. siO-bulttml drtv* anah. e» oond . 11000. C* blue. 08000 mile*. 8800. 1 daye * 7411-6100 evee ' 3 741-7488. n*-9201 ugh rJ but we. suit to bet jng ntrrahnr »ith •enttauaa. i it wrt S2t& •turner Note bind collar with buy. •ran 009,600. CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 1071 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TCI II bo* loftMSi, itmnliiTtd thipi. 741-0616 10' RUNABOUT IMAGE — John 290 Trucks* VW SUPER BUG 1871 — Ratalk .OS h.p.. 12200 ^K~£b Punted •altjm 9454 Misses IHAOOW LAKE VILLAGE —Tt Trallars bodywork. •na. Now Mruto, new brake*. Em ."ssssia 787-1270 •VVML Muet eeet SUM. CM Sues I. 10. 12. 14. It. 18. 20 Mcv*MJnli II, r^ncTi-aftyto, SICVQ I009 DOOOE VAN - Tredemen CHEVY MALIBU 1*73- OEOROEWALL Sin 12 (bust 34) suit takes • • • • ^aauS >ORD VAN CLUB WAOOr CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1*82 SmsSS7* ~''* l!!Sm •eet offer. Can ptu* up- 302 engm*. aut*. •an..Iran.... goo. QRANO PRIX 1*74 - 5e«d 12 75 fir etch pitlern er. rentgeretoWgarator trailer, many, many axtraa, anc AOPO. PB. am/fm beet oner. CM 7*7. VW POP TOP CAMPER VAN — or teal oriel £?; igffSgSXSgSs1000 ml. on robust ang. New •id 504 In each patlain l» > v. was to wan 8 p.m. I t42-7»7o" 787-0818. ohooke. No ruet Em. In 4 out mutt and hanrtlini. Seed ta p.m.. aak tor Bat. 767-•-1M11 . SUPS ON SANDY HOOK GRAND PRIX 1874 — 8800,1 PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON 1*7 [Hook el • mountain cumber) S7S.S0O CHIVY VAN 1877 — The) beaut- Mai Can ownar. 741-2054 Avell for aummor Mil CHEVY PICKUPS van Ivaa el. MuM aa* llM CMUMIII 610-1000 to bet eve Mint Cond. A 1. SHADOW LAKE VILLAO nog. 717-0401 ORAN TORINO 1072 — CONDO - 2 badroom*. 2 bathe. 24 FT SPOflTFISHERMAN— '7 84000 wra PLYMOUT1/TH VOLARE — 1000, SS8S\S.SJBUSt M0 ml.. PS. AM/FM CHEW CHEVELLE WAOON M dr. * •STsflB-gg: all electronic*. Loran. tune lower C10 1071 —1/4 ton,goo d con- 1071 - 307 engine. Nell ml runnMg" oond.. 8280 Em. oond. 83800. Ca MARIAN MARTIN OS dition. MOO. t71-*tSf Aak tor 741-SAS. throughout, large one. cond MuM *** i YELLOW VW 1874 — 40.000 ml WNIUUW. poo*, gorr. I20D-747-7072 ™» .43rja c- HONDA CIVIC 1*88 — IBM OJL, PLYMOUTH 187* VAU8MT p 0 Pattern Dept. 420 be*. Ortg. owner CHEW C10 PICKUP — 1*74. s/r 2 dr. with hatch, am/lm oaa " ™^i*TcJtt,, Soo4' »2 li in*'a iT* 04000'< ~\ BSHRWL. rT" •a»*a. M ifflaMi. vaal pattern FREE crxmse ini style in , SHADY OAKS 4 SHADOW LAK 042-0408 or 641-OO20. r*p.m., 747 NEW SPRING SUMMER PATTERN I - RESALES a FTfZOEPIALgS - Chateau. Y* OOOOE VAN 1S71 - Run* great. MHIOG »ith sensational bonus I I oner. Cat Mike 04l-*£o or Cea Perk—, Oata.l8*^433» HONDA Young Used Hlii POT ojwaefnpeB^ w hivi v HEW JERSSy* 8 1 VOLUME PONT1AC coupon Orer 100 styles Send I rant a vary rara 2 badroom, hncne*. propane ge*. euppae CHBVETTE 100O — 4 dr.. Mtok JZ tor Cit.lc. no. ' bath Shady Oe*i ranch wttti aw PORD 1S7S PICK U»> _ Naw HONDA DEALER ••IS-«P*tJM«»•*. Can MlOMnmu. t2M*K» IBM oond Rt '^Freehc 12»0ika 'a* £a» Transfers . HONEY 1070 — at" mint-motor •fork. 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