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Vol. 107 No. 314 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Asbestos SPORTS concern in county •f Ms i. WMhi The Register KEYPORT - Municipalities throughout the county are urging state officials to support a bill that would set safety standards for asbestos in drinking water. Governor Thomas H. Kean, senators Bill Bradley- Dem., and Frank Lautenberg-Dem., and state legislators will receive the resolutions from several townships and boroughs, including Mlddletown, Keansburg, Atlantic Highlands, Manalapan, and Spring Lake asking them to support the bill sponsored by assembly woman Jaqueline Walker, D-Monmnuth Walker's bill seeks state legislation to create an ad hoc study commission to investigate the possible harmful effects of asbestos in drinking water. Walker said she drafted the bill after tests done by researh firms retained by Middletown Township found asbestos fiber traces in tap water and in the town resevoir. The research found that the Swimming River resevoir contains 1.38 million fibers per liter of water, 30 times more asbestos than was found in water from a private Oak Hill tap. "We know that breathing asbestos is harmful, but we DEJECTED — John McEnroe scratches don't know if Ingesting is," Walker said. his head and tries to figure out what In March an official from the Monmouth Consolidated has gone wrong during yesterday's Water Company, Paul Burdan, said there was no Wimbledon match against Kevin evidence that swallowing asbestos is a health hazard. Curren of Austin, Texas. McEnroe Burden added, however, that Monmouth Consolidated was thrashed In straight sets. does filter asbestos from its waters using the most advanced equipment available. IB Studies conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Connecticut, California, and Minne- sota were proven to be inconclusive, Walker said. LOCAL According to the EPA this was "due to limitations in the studies," she said. Suit considered Walker said Monmouth Consolidated has offered to The state is considering filing suit assist her in the drafting of the proposed legislation. against private property owners from The source of the problem, Walker said, is asbestos two of the county's ocean Iron t concrete pipe that is used for plumbing. "There are communities who are allegedly thousands of miles of asbestos concrete pipe all over TMI NMWTBt/CAM. D. FOWNO denying the public access to the the state," she said. beaches, according to a top OH. SAY CAN YOU ME - Thousands crowded the bank* of tha Naveelnk River last night to behold According to Middletown Committeeman, Richard environmental official •paotaoutar fireworks' display. See i»ag* 2A McKean, several municipalities are concerned about asbestos traces in the water. 3A "Middletown has asked every community in Mon- mouth County to support Walker's bill. I understand we will get a large number of them to do it," he said. STATE "I felt stronger political action was necessary to Happy Birthday, America bring this to bear. "McKeansaid "We have the fibre in Dioxin found the water and we are entitled to have the state look into State environmental officials say a it," he said. sediment sample taken from a McKean and Walker said the state's Department of wastewater lagoon at a Kearny Descendants recall Revolution Environmental Protection (DEP) and Board of Public industrial facility has been found to Utilities (BPU) initially did not think there were valid be contaminated with dioxin. field State Park, is the ancestor of reasons to study the effect of asbestos in drinking water Anna Campbell Rudner of Uncroft. McKean said that he has subsequently received a letter 4A TIM RsgMsr Rudner was born more than s from the DEP indicating that it "are now re-examining the bill." he day began with the hot, torrid century-aad-a-half later, but the recol lection of an exhaastingly hot June day State standards still allow builders to use asbestos WORLD sun beating down upop n the soMien. pipes, Walker said, which "is the cheapest and most ir lips hd d thi In 1778, with local Continental militia Hundreds freed T fighting on a battlefield in Manalapan readily available." She also said that both the DEP and Their tliph s parched and their lives in her heart. the Board of Public Utilities have not allowed the use Israel frees 300 of the 735 Lebanese throats dry. they struffM wder the of asbestos pipe since April. weight of toe ammunition and their Her ancestor, David Sutphln, was * prisoners whose release had been private hi the First Regiment of the demanded by the Lebanese Shlite woolen uniform! Marching to the best of a faint mournful drain, they search- MoamoMh County Militia, at the time Moslem hijackers who held U.S. of the Battle of Monmouth hostages for 17 days. ed for the British RedcoaU. As America celebrates her XWth "At listen, he enlisted in the militia Birthday today, many Monmouth Coun- at his father's farm which was located M ID a large wbeatfldd, near where the Shiites make ty resident* recalled the history of their ancestors who fought for the present Battlefield State Park LIFESTYLE patriot cause during the Revolutionary located," Rudner said. War. "He served at the Battle of Mon Unusual day mouth when he was only eighteen yean Their family stories, passed on threat about Saturday was an unusual day for through generations, are the weave of at age, and managed to escape injury, employees of the Monmouth County Ike fabric that If American heritage. she contained. "Daring the battle Board of Social Services. They were Dorothy Ingllng of Red Bank, whose some of the actaal fighting took place In the Odd behind hli father's prop- together not to carry out the business James Morris served la the Battle of Navesink, Is wiltiag (or the erty." of a welfare agency, but to enjoy the Daughters of the American Revolution the 7 others David's father-in-law, Thorn* day and each other's company. to place a marker at his grsveaite In Smith, was alao a soldier In the Uncroft. n« MaairrsjvcAi*, o. FONNO Revolutionary War. According to fam 11A Ron Maghan Jr., of MaUwaa, U the BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Shiite extremists holding OLD TCNNINT CHURCH - The tty lore, Rudner said, Smith NATION descendant of Captain John Holmes captured by the British near hii borne seven kidnapped Americans said yesterday their who is buried In the Old Teanent Old Tennent Church, Manalapan, a in Browntown, taken to Perth Amboy captives "will face a black fate" if the United States Grasshoppers Church yard. standing monument to trie past and and put on a ship. After the ship wa retaliates against Lebanon for the TWA hijacking David Satphln, a private at the Battle the graveyard where many Revol- some distance from the shore, the Justice Minister Nabih Berri, leader of the Shiite John Stratford and Bernt Ward are of Monmouth, who lived on a farm near utionary War heroea from Mon- hone he had been riding was thrown Moslem militia Amal, said Lebanon may sue the United among thousands of Western farmers the historic Craig House in the, Battle- mouth County are burled. Set REVOLUTION, Pag* 2A States if it makes good on its pledge to force clostire facing economic disaster borne by of the Beirut airport to international traffic hordes of grasshoppers fattening Amal controlled most of the 39 American passengers themselves on already drought- from the TWA plane until their release Sunday. stressed crops. Secretary of State George P. Shultz said the United Southbound States would not back down from efforts to close the M airport because the extremists of Islamic Jihad — Islamic Holy War — threatened to harm the kidnapped travelers Americans. "We must think not only about the present but we must think about the future and recognize that we have INDEX a place that has become a genuine menace," he said gridlocked at a news conference in Washington. Shultz added that the administration was "very concerned" about the seven was working for their BRIDGE 91 u release. BUSINESS 71 The airport became the central element in the hijack CLASSIFIED M ThsBsolstsr drama that began June 14. More gunmen boarded the COMICS N Hie laaepeadence Day holiday got Boeing 727 during stops in Beirut, reinforcing the two CROSSWORD M off to a crawling start on many of the hijackers, and all the remaining hostages except the ENTERTAINMENT M area's major roadways last alght, and flight crew were taken off the aircraft to hideouts in officials expect the traffic rohane to be HOROSCOPE 11* Moslm west Beirut wed .bow avenge dart* % eatlre Islamic Holy War, a radical Shiite group held LIFESTYLE 10* For those who spent the first day of OBITUARIES 7* responsible for the suicide truck-bomb attack on US Marine headquarters in 1983 and other bombings of U.S. OPINION M targets, had said Tuesday that its "lovers of martyr- SP"ORTS II combined with the frustration of ssetasj dom" were prepared for new strikes against the United TELEVISION M cart in the northbound lane sailing bft States YOUR TOWN M unburdened with congestioR. It issued another statement yesterday saying: "We •.coma Of coarse that sttaatsoa will be wish to emphasize to the American administration and revened come Sunday nfchi, when ad south I the July Fourth its president, clown Ronald Reagan, that it will shoulder 8M TRAFFIC, tags 7A weekend. the full responsibility if it attempts directly or through LOTTERY Israel any aggression against the oppressed in Lebanon The winning numbers In the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Action Front Page Readers Your business will do more busi- Flowers • Frail Baskets • Gifti RNs, GNs, LPNs. Aides Ex- Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! ZA get fast results. Attract 88.000 ness In our Business Directory in Send something nice to show you plore the opportunities See the Read the Help Wanted columns in readers with your ad here. today's classified section. care. The Directory of Florists is Nursing/Medical Directory in today's Classified section on the Obituary Page. today's Classified section 2A II,. Kt-itlMrr THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1985 Accused Roller files charges PEOPLE protect himself and Mrs. Bongiovan- HOW ELL — Former township ni, whom he thought Bongiovanni administrator Barry J. Roller has might attack next. filed an aggravated assault com- Bongiovanni, 33, of Howell, would Holiday concert plaint against the man police allege not comment on the charges yester- he stabbed after being found with the day. AUSTIN. Texas (AP) - It's victim's estranged wife. He suffered a punctured lung in become a not quite annual Fourth of Roller's attorney, John R. Ford, the attack and was hospitalized In July custom, and again today Nelson said yesterday his client had signed critical condition. He said he cannot will throw his holiday picnic concert the formal complaint last week return to work as service manager — with more than 20 musicians and against Anthony Bongiovannl Jr. In at a local car dealership for at least groups taking the stage. connection with the May 28 incident. two weeks. Joining the bandanaed singer will Municipal Court Clerk Arlyn Ford said a state grand jury will be Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash, Lindgren confirmed that a complaint hear the case. Waylon Jennings, Jerry Jeff Walker, was signed and summonses served to Roller faces charges of ag- Neil Young, Ray Wiley Hubbard, Bongiovannl by township police on gravated assault and possession of a June Carter Cash, David Allen Coe June 25. weapon for unlawful purposes in and Jessi Colter, among others. Roller, 44, Is free on (90,000 bail connection with the stabbing. The picnic began in 1972, when after being charged with stabbing The Township Committee fired Nelson and some friends played for Bongiovannl once in the chest and Roller as township administrator a crowd in a pasture at Dripping once in the back during a fight that one week after the incident. Spring's police said began after the victim Roller, a decorated Vietnam war It's been held most years since found Roller with Ann Bongiovanni veteran and retired Army lieutenant then, although no picnic was held in In the back yard of her parents' colonel, was arrested in THE REOISTER/CARl D. FOMNO 1981 or 82, and the 1976 gathering home. Leavenworth, Kansas, on May 30, was marred by violence and a Roller, of Tinton Falls, reportedly almost three days after he fled the CRIME SCENE — Bailey Gift Man, Shrewsbury, was the scene drowning. told police he had been struck by county shortly after the incident, of a robbery yesterday Last year, 30,000 people turned out Willie Nelson Bongiovannl and was attempting to according to police. for the event, and organizers predic- ted a similar throng this year. ~/ that said, 'Impeach Earl Warren." The actor, who said he had not met Audience appeal the justice until Tuesday night, said Revolution Sugar House prison in New York generations before, nev?r married, Matawan Historical Society SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Actor she "doesn't read the polls. She Continued from Page 1A City. however, he was one of the earliest Stockton Hopkins, historian, re- Warren Beatty brought the audience reads the Constitution." overboard. The horse, however, "According to my grandfather, continuous residents of the area " - called the famous skirmish that took' of 1.000 to its feet with a speech at Bird and five other state Supreme swam to shore and found his way the Sugar House prison was an Captain Holmes was one of the place on the property. a fund-raising dinner for California's Court justices will be on the Nov- home. Incorrigible place. At the time, original members of the Society of On the evening of May 27th, a raid controversial Chief Justice Rose emeber 1986 ballot for voter reten- "Meanwhile, John Smith was set James Morris was only a young man the Cincinnati, which was a was ordered by General Cortland Bird tion. Spokeswoman Marianne An- adrift in a leaky boat," Rudner in his twenties, when he had to deal fraternal-mutual organization that Skinner, commander of a regiment Blasting her opponents. Beatty drascik said nearly $250 000 was continued, "but managed to swim to with the strife and hardships of the awarded each original member a of Tory troops based on Staten Island called them "the direct descendants collected for the chief justice's Sandy Hook and from there walked dreaded prison," Ingling said. certificate of membership signed by and Sandy Hook of Joe McCarthy, the John Birch campaign at the dinner Tuesday a long distance to his home and found Generals Washington and Knox The Cortland and his Greens landed at Society and the far right in the 1950s night. his horse waiting for him." "All the soldiers were badly Ingling's family history is even treated and left to die; it was a Society continues today and includes Conasconk Point, near Keansburg, more dramatic Her ancestor Lewis miracle James Morris returned the eldest direct male descendants and proceeded along a road towards Morris, a political activist and home alive." of each of the original officers of the Middletown Point Traveling under wealthy land owner of Passage Ingling said she had been hunting 13 colonies and the French society the cover of darkness, they were Thousands see Red Bank's The Society placed a memorial Point. Rumson. was killed by a black for her ancestor's grave for years seen by some patriots, who raced to slave in a conspiracy by a party of and never found it. plaque in front of the burial plot of Major John Burrowes Jr., to warn Scots "After almost giving up the Captain John Holmes, which is him of the raid fireworks on the Navesink Morris's son, Lewis Morris Jr., search, I was approached by a located at Old Tennent Church in When they reached the Burrowes' exchanged the Rumson land for a woman who discovered it near part Manalapan home, they were confronted by tract in Middletown Thereafter, the of her property in Lincroft." she Asher Holmes, a member of the Major Burrowes' wife, Margaret. reasons, according to borough of- Holmes clan, was married to Sarah By CHWS HAND next Morris generation, Samuel and said. "At the present time, I am who tried to deter them from ficials waiting for the Daughters of the Burrowes, the stepdaughter of John climbing the stairs and entering the The Register In sharp contrast to previous his wife Johanna, maintained the farm property located in Lincroft. American Revolution to honor the Burrowes Sr . a prominent resident attic The enraged officer drew his RED BANK - 9:03 p.m., July 3rd. years, this year all 422 bombs loaded grave with a special decoration " and grain merchant in Middletown sword and struck Margaret across Approximately 20.000 eyes are fixed on the barge by the fireworks Their son, James Morris, was enlisted as a private in New Hills Maghan is a direct descendant of Point the breast, knocking her to the floor on the smoky black silhoutte of a company, Zambellli International, John Holmes, who was assigned to The original Burrowes Mansion, The Greens ransacked the house, barge anchored in the Navesink New Castle, Penn went off. Burlington County, at the beginning of the war the First New Jersey Continental built in 1723 by Captain John Brown searching for John who safely es- River off Marine Park midway "There were no duds," the parks Line Holmes was promoted to and acquired by Burrowes in 1769 caped One soldier, thinking he between Middletown and Red Bank. director said following the display During the latter part of* the Revolutionary War, James Morris second lieutenant in February of 1776 still stands in Matawan The colonial might be hidden in the attic, fired his The river is heavy with boat The bardge used in the display is and was made a captain in February mansion houses eight rooms, one musket up the stairwell The shat- traffic and the hills of Marine Park loaned to the borough by Naval served at the Battle of Navesink On February 13, 1777, he was taken of 177». bath and an entrancehall. presently tered plaster can still be seen where are filled with pedestrians and Weapons Station Earle The "John Holmes, my great uncle six serves as the headquarters of the the shot tore into the ceiling vendors. The Frank Bryan Orchestra borough's fireworks committee foots prisoner aboard a ship docked off the has stopped playing. the $1,400 cost of towning the barge Highlands, and was brought to the At approximately 9:05 p.m , Mary from the Leonardo Navy Base, Anne Gaul, director of Parks and where the barge is used to paint The Register Recreation for Red Bank, gives the Navy vessels. signal over her walkie-talkie and the The fireworks committee raised (ISSN 8750-64911 twilight sky over the Navesink is the money for the display itself, PulMftM Oy Tn. Bar) BM EMNWW m Kaaaa Daly a assembled in the park cheers before "It was really nice." said Doug Tann Oatty Sunday Sunday Marsh of Freehold as he was leaving i 12 «aat*s 1 70/ waafc 75 »«•• 2 «»/waak thinning out in an orderly fashion 13-51 «aaki 1 M' *—k 70/ —k 2 25/ -aw Red Bank's first-annual July 3rd Marine Park "I come every year " 1 vaaf 1 45/ waafc 65/ waafc 2 10/ waati Mail ratal tof coflaga Uudanti and mMtary DBraon fireworks display went off last night Michael Byrne and Jennifer nal — ft of abova rataa almost without a hitch And most of Meagher of Lincroft, however, said HOT* daltvary by Carrw - Darfy and Sunday SALE $1 35 a waah. Sunday only 35 can* Daity only t 00 the spectators interviewed by this they felt the display was "too short " Sino* Copy ai Count* - Daily 25 cant* Sunday reporter seemed to feel they got "Every year they say it's going to 40 CC- m• POSTMASTER Sand add'au cnangaa to Tha what they came for The Indepen- be better. " said Byrne. "This year it flagw. P O So. 520, Dad Bank NJ 0TOI dence Day display, a tradition in Red was good, but it wasn't enough " **************** Bank for as long as anyone can "Fantastic, " said Tracy THE REGISTER and THE SUNDAY REQIS TER ars born puD!«nad by THE RED BANK remember, was held on the third this Mckernan. "I counted the fireworks, REGISTER INC year for the first time for financial there were 192." **************** THE WEATHER

JERSEY SHORE ThfJortcast/ foi 8 p/n. EOT. Thu., Skies will be mostly sunny today. Highs will be in the middle 80s inland and in the middle 70s at the beach 7O J Weather will be fair tonight. Lows 'frr-\\ will range from 60 to 65. Skies will 11/ 1H \^ ^ — be mostly sunny tomorrow. Highs ULf ^ I /--> will range from the upper 70s to the T( ^ir\JV- Al 1 tVlfll) I SO lower 80s 1 w1 IDA h?4 1 1—rt W!M" \ >- EXTENDED JL af V-— A thunderstorm is possible late n Leo Saturday, but weather will be fair x/ > >— \ ^r\ 1 111 and quite warm otherwise Saturday QJTN iaW^i / • OO through Monday. Lows will be wOr 11 ^ / around 70 through the period. Highs lylPsaWii High 100 110 10O ' will be in the upper 80s inland but Temperatures near 80 at the beach i A/ TIBES FRONTS: Sandy Hook Warm •wv Co TODAY; High: 10:02 a.m. and 10:19 p.m. Low: 406 a.m. and 4:11 Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded ^-«r Stationary •»vv. p.m. Nalonal Waatiar Saniea NO AA U S 0»ol ol Conorwrct TOMORROW: High: 10:52 am and 11:07 p.m. Low: 4:50 a.m. and Estate Jewelry • Antiques kMM 96 60 cir La*V«QM 106 76 df 4 57 p.m. Mpn 77 62 clr LflW ROCM 66 69 cay Antique Reproductions • Period .Jewelry For Red Bank and Rumson bridge, 66 74 m Lot AngtiM 102 76 Of 60 67 Loumviilt M ioi coy add two hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 urlingion.VI 77 63 03 m LubtWCk 63 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 Mp6J 69 56 Mtmpnm N 72a \ "sftt What a col lection: Necklaces, brooches, earrings, ^•rlnion.S C 91 71 Miami Beach 66 73\32 m minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 shartMon.W V 77 S3 54 cdy MK)ind'Od4»M 90 66 \ df watches, bracelets, rings and much more. Many minutes n«rWlt.NC 61 60 12 cdy M>iwau*M 69 60 13 CO* MMIM6 ft* S4 Cl' Mpn Si Paul 82 58 cir of these pieces come from executors of estates, CrucaQo 63 53 Naanviu* 65 65 My heirs, banks and individuals, and from all over the SUN \ inoMM 76 64 09 cir NtW OtlMni 92 72 CO, isvadnd 76 60 04 cl> Naw York 76 85 06 elf world . . . meticulously examined and selected by .oiumtM.S C 66 64 Or Nortotk.Va 75 67 42 OH TODAY: Sunrise 5:30 a.m., sunset <-oiuTiOiji On 75 62 30 Or Norm Plane 69 62 elf our experienced and discriminating buyers. There's fl 11 n m uncord,N H 63 62 Cir Oklahoma Oty 64 66 aly o ji p.m. HIM-Ft Worth 96 71 01 cdy Omaha 61 64 coy something for everyone and all at precious savings. cl Orlando 70 rn TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:31 a.m., •ynw 76 63 '» to >anV* clr PrMiadWfjhta 61 67 df So come early for the choicest selections. sunset 8:30 p.m 65 60 66 57 cdy N ctf Jatrort 76 96 21 Cir PrttBDu'gn 7! 61 56 cdy lulu* 79 53 cdy Portland.Ma 72 57 Of Tuesday. July 9th Unit Friday July WEATHER ELSEWHERE PMO 96 65 clr Portlwid.Or 91 m * rtrttvit* 66 70 cdy ProvKMoca 76 60 Of Tampfffiiurn rndtcata pravtoua day • high trx) a-rMnn. 66 53 01 cdy 62 61 cdy owiugM imlolim EOT •rgo 60 61 clr RapdCrty 99 S7 df HI L« he OM wgmti 91 53 clr we 94 54 ck A«MPy 83 8S rn jr«"O Rapid! 62 54 rn flicrtmood 64 65 50 cd» AttudvayQua N 57 09 clr 3r««1 Fain 99 70 Clr Sacramtnto 102 63 cdy AHWHIO 89 6i 0k JiMinaDOfO.N C 60 61 ody StLou* 66 66 ' m AWrwega 62 Si J My «Vtford 62 61 c» St Paw-Tampa 90 76 rn At"**-'* 78 Si cdy 1MA6 96 62 cn- San Laka Oty too 66 Of Monnuwlh ( outil- . leading Jc.Jrr AUma * 66 66 rn Honolulu 69 74 cdy San Anton »o 91 72 m Sinrr IHHIi Afla*l>C C-t/ 73 87 Clr HOuWO" 90 70 06 rn SanD«go 94 71 Of *nMin 92 TO 25 m txjiimapoiti 66 64 i 12 cdy San Franctaco 63 55 Cdy 36 HrnnH-at-thr.ClocIt :*••'-•- 60 60 10 Cdy •CUOn.Mi 66 67 cdy Sa" Jwan.Pfi 90 77 cdy KrH Bank • T4I.S900 B^."fl» 99 65 ck ac«on*'<» , ti 71 cdy St Sta Mi'« 66 46 m B^nngf-a^ 85 %j cdy HfMU 55 46 cdy Saatfla 69 66 elf Bavnarc* 91 56 c"<

THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1985 LOCAL DIGEST State may sue Indictments handed out private beach REEHOLD - A Sickerville man was indicted by a county Grand Jury yesterday Fand charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting a girl in Marlboro last month. front owners Stephen A Depka, 20, whose last known address was New Brooklyn Avenue, was If KEVIN FKCHETTE charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault, armed robbery, aggravated sexual assault, The Register criminal restraint, terroristic threat, and theft. The state is considering filing suit The indictment alleges that Depka kidnapped against private property owners from two a girl on June 6 in Marlboro, sexually assaulting of the county's oceanfront communities and robbing her. who are allegedly denying the public Two Atlantic Highlands men were also access to the beaches, a top environmen- indicted by a county Grand Jury yesterday on tal official said yesterday. kidnapping charges. John R. Weingart, direc'or of the state Angelo Nappi, 22, of West Highland Avenue, Division of Coastal Resources, said the and James Fligor, 22. of Railroad Avenue, were Attorney General's office may bring suit accused in a kidnapping that occured on April against two private property owners in 29 in Middletown. Long Branch and against the borough of Nappi was charged with kidnapping, burglary, Deal for blocking beach access to the terroristic threats, and criminal mischief. public. Fligor was charged with complicity, for "aiding, The state Supreme Court recently ruled abeting, helping, assisting, soliciting, or coun- that shore communities must make their seling" Nappi on the kidnapping beaches accessible to the public. The indictment also charges Nappi with Weingart said fences constructed damaging more than $1,000 worth of the victim's around two oceanfront properties in Long possessions Branch extend across the bulkhead Under An Atlantic Highlands man was also Indicted the state's public trust doctrine, he said by a county Grand Jury on a death by auto the public cannot be denied access to any charge shore protection structure built with John Mandia. 39. of Bay Avenue, was charged taxpayers money or any portion of the with causing the death of a man in Middletown beach washed by tide waters (generally on May 16 by "driving his vehicle recklessly " referred to as wet sandi "We see the bulkhead as being public property since it was paid for by the THE REGISTER/CARL D. FORINO Indicted for murder taxpayers," Weingart said CAR FIRE — Two firemen extinguish a car fire on the corner of Broad Street and Sycamore Avenue, He said the courts are currently REEHOLD - A former Keansburg resident debating whether the state has jurisdic- Shrewsbury was indicted yesterday for the murder of a tion over dry sand sections of the beach. FJersey City man whose body was discovered The Attorney General's office is also near Waackaack Creek considering filing suit against Deal Clifford Graf. 22, of Fifth Avenue. Union City, Borough to nave a concrete wall removed has been indicted on murder, felony murder, from the end of Marine Place Elderly women moved from house armed robbery, theft, and two unlawful weapons Deal Mayor Stanley R Katz said the charges in the shooting death of Thomas wall was constructed 75 years ago by identified, said state officials with a allowed out of the house since they moved Lockwood on May 30 private property owners concerned that If STEPHANIE 6LUCKIUN search warrant and court order were in in 1976. The women said none of them However, county Prosecutor John A Kaye their property might be adversely effected The Register refused entrance to the house by the were ever given fresh fruit, vegetables or said his office would not seek the death penalty by beach erosion He said the borough has OCEAN - State investigators moved home's owner, Rosemary Scorp and her meat to eat. against Graf no jurisdiction over the barrier since it three elderly women out of a home at 106 mother, Josephine Scorp, until local police State investigators found they slept on Graf is charged with shooting Lockwood four was constructed by private property Crosby Avenue Tuesday, and charged the started breaking the doer down. matresses on the floor of their bedrooms, times in the head with a small-caliber handgun, owners with private funds home owners with owning and operating When the Scorps realized police were according to Brown. and then stealing his wallet and automobile However. Weingart contends that an illegal boarding house, according to a forcing their way in, they opened the door, Lockwood s murder touched off an extensive fishermen and beach strollers have re- township official and state spokeswoman Brown said raw sewage was found in the she said. home's basement, and that there were no manhunt which included roadblocks and helicop- cently been denied access to the beach and William Brown, chief sanitarian for the What followed was a 12-hour inspection, functioning toilets for the women to use ter searches a jetty at the dead-end street He said, up township, described conditions at the during which Michael J. Wilfing, enforce- Rather, the women used portable com- Graf, however, was arrested a week after until a year or two ago. fisherman had no home as filthy, and said the investigators ment unit supervisor for the state Depart- modes, which one of the women was Lockwood's death Investigators recovered problem reaching the jetty, which was compiled a long list of alleged housing ment of Community Affairs, compiled a responsible for emptying. Lockwood s automobile in New York City constructed with public money violations that threatened the health and many-page list of "social and physical" Kaye has said that the two men never met Katz denied charges that the borough safety of the residents violations of the state rooming and The women. Marie McNeill, 65; before the day of the shooting Lockwood's body has limited public access to its beaches. The women were listed in fair condition boarding house standard regulations, ac- Marcella Carkhuff, 74, and Vera Lomar, was discovered near the shore of Waackaack Of the 15 borough streets leading to the at Freehold Area Hospital last night, cording to the spokeswoman Brown 66, were taken first to Jersey Shore Creek ocean. Katz said eight are accessible to where they are expected to stay for confirmed the spokewoman's account. Medical Center. Neptune, where accord- If convicted of the charges. Graf could face the public He said local property owners several days while thorough physical and According to the spokeswoman and ing to a hospital spokesman they were a maximum of life imprisonment with a recently paid for repairs to the deteriorat- mental evaluations are being conducted, Brown, social violations include the treated and released. Psychological evalu- minimum of 30 years before parole ing wall at the end of Marine Place. according to the spokeswoman. alleged mistreatment of the three women. ations were then conducted at Monmouth The spokeswoman, who declined to be Two of the women said they had not been Medical Center, Long Branch, Victims still critical

OLMDEL - Three victims of a two-car nno'5 CHARGE AMCOiCAN EKPOFS'i WASTERCARO VISA accident last Thursday on Route 35 near H County Road in Aberdeen remained hospi- talized yesterday at Bayshore Community Hospital, two of them in critical condition, according to a hospital spokeswoman ROOTS Laura Ann Fish. 26. of Pompona. Fla . who was admitted to the hospital with multipal injuries, remained in the intensive care unit, as SEMI ANNUAL did a passener in her car. William Ferratuolo, 30. of Uenville. who was also admitted with multipal injuries, the spokeswoman. Connie Kelly, said CLEARANCE SALE

The driver of the other vehicle. John De Now In Progress Servio. 17. of Cllffwood Beach, had been admitted with multipal injuries, but remained in 1 fair condition, Kelly said Roots . traditional, natural shoulder clothing of uncompromising quality and value. . even greater as we Drainage ditch an issue Complex planned for Fair Haven begin our month long semi annual clearance sale. ITTLE SILVER - An open drainage ditch, As always Roots Semi Annual Sale is a true "sale" with which borough officials say is necessary to 22,950 square feet of space, according to legitimate reductions on our regular merchandise. And, prevent flooding but which resident! call a L architect Joseph R. Peters, Red Bank. • of course, so that the savings remain real savings there danger and an eyesore, has pitied the residents The Register "The restaurant would be on the order of against their municipal officials. are no additional alteration charges on merchandise FAIR HAVEN - Fair Haven officials may Hook. Line and Sinker in Rumson," Peters reduced up to 50%. The ditch runs along the front of several said. "For the shops we're talking about properties on Parker Avenue, beginning at the approve a 21-shop complex whose developers hope could become the focal point of the boutique style places, that would sell soap and intersection of Parker Ave and Carolyn Road, candle type of things." Men's Clothing and extending to Little Silver Point Road. community Suits and sport coats from Hickey-Freeman, Southwick, The two investors involved in the project The 22,950 square feet of space would be Residents said the ditch has been in place for divided into 13.000 square feet of shops; 5,850 Graham & Cunn, our own Beacon Hill and Rhodes several years But, approximately three weeks received a favorable response from members of the Planning Board when they came before square feet for the restaurant; 2,700 square collections, and others. Plus dress and casual slacks. ago. the borough expanded the ditch and lined feet of shop storage and 700 square feet of it with rocks it Tuesday for an informal hearing on their proposal to build the complex which includes restaurant storage. Furnishings What now exists at the site, which a Register Charles Barondess. owner of Charley's reporter visited yesterday, is a ditch approx- a renovation of the former Truffles restaurant A large selection of dress shirts, neckwear, and on River Road Restaurant in Long Branch, has expressed accessories. imately five feet wide and three feet deep. A interest in operating the restaurant. portion of the ditch is protected by a steel guard Francis E. Darcy, New York and Anthony The site would include 104 parking spaces. rail, similar to those found on highways in the Messina and Gil Messina, both Eatontown. A wooded lot separated from the main lot by Sportswear state plan to renovate several buildings located on the nearly three-acre site to create the Fourth Creek is also being considered for an Cotton sweaters, jackets, activewear, sport shirts, knit complex. additional 20 spot parking lot. shirts, shorts, and swimwear. Several Parker Ave residents, including The restaurant would have seating for 100 A preliminary site plan hearing on the Nancy Foster and Richard Theobald, say they patrons and the complex would have a total of project will be held on Aug 19. Young Men want the borough to replace the ditch with ' Cotton sweaters, jackets, shorts, and swimwear. concrete pipes, and then fill in the whole area to conceal the drainage system Women But Mayor Anthony T Bruno and Borough Administrator Stephen Greenwood said the cost Tenure charge goes to state office Suits, jackets, skirts, slacks, shirts, blouses, sweaters, dresses outerwear. . and more. of such a project would be prohibitive. HAZLET - Tenure charges filed by the initial decision (recommmendation) as to what Board of Education this week on its sec- to do," Vespucci said. "The commissioner The residents met with Bruno Tuesday night, retary/administrator are soon to be sent to the (state Commissioner of Education, Saul Boys but Bruno said he was "not optimistic" that the state's Office of Administrative Law for Cooperman) then has fory-five days to make All boyswear now 20% to 50% off. Including sport coats, residents would be satisfied with the borough's hearing preparations, a state Department of a final decision." cotton sweaters, knit shirts, and dress shirts. Sizes 8-20. proposals to solve the problem. Education spokesman said yesterday. He said, however, that there is no time limit Boyswear available in Summit, Red Bank, & Morristown. "Any solution would be long range, down the The board, according to its attorney, on the recommendations to be made by the road a few years," Bruno said. Malachi Kenny, had been considering filing the judge, noting that such cases last a long time Men's Shoes Greenwood said the piping would cost charges against Eugene Konopacki, board The commissioner's decision may be to approximately $80,000, and added that the Substantial savings on dress and casual styles of our own secretary and business administrator, since uphold the recommendation, modify it, or make and famous maker imported and domestic shoes. decision not to appropriate the funds was made the state took away the school district's reverse it, Vespucci said. when the capital budget was formulated earlier certification early this year. The school this year. system failed the state monitor's report due to The education department's Bureau of late reports filed by Konopacki. Controversy and Disputes is now reviewing the Theobald said he was concerned that the open In filing the charges, the board is asking that board's filing to make sure all procedures were ditch posed a safety hazard for children, as well Konopacki's employment with the district "be followed, he added. NA/1 as pedestrians and bicyclists. In addition to terminated and his tenure in both positions be The board's charges also say that Konopacki being concerned about his own children, revoked." supplied the board with misleading docu- Theobald said he was vulnerable to lawsuits if The charges, which total 30, say Konopacki ments ; permitted the board to make erroneous a passerby injured himself in the ditch. has "neglected his duty" by his failure to file calculations of the tax rate Impact In Apparently guarding against this concern, the ROOTS several reports on time December; failed to socllit bids for the borough installed the steel rail in front of the The board also charges Konopacki with purchase of photocopier supplies; verbal ditch. tampering with district records, saying the abused a staff member; was negligent by official misrepresented the number of his own including compensatory education grant rev- vacation days In February. enues in the 1985-86 school budget More local newt, page 8B Richard Vespucci, the department of educa- Neither Konopacki nor Edward O'B'rien, Summit 2771234 • Red Bank 7471800 • Morristown 767 1214 tion spokesman, said an administrative law board president, could be reached yesterday, Riverside Square 342-6500 • The Mall at Short Hills S7 4670 judge is to preside over the hearing. however, both have previously declined com- Boston/on Boylslon Street near Berkeley After the hearing, the judge "will render an ment. The Register NEW JERSEY TNUMOAV. JULY 4, 1985 STATE DIGEST De Loreans to slug it out in Jersey State should have monorails The judge laid the California divorce is invalid moved to California for his trial and remained If DANIEL j. .AKIN RENTON (AP) - A ipecial expected to gain final approval because Mrs. Thompolous, 35, did not live there "solely for the purpose of being able to be near legislative study group is July 13 at the eight-member Tht Associated Press for six months before seeking the decree, as his children." recommending that the state panel's next scheduled meeting, SOMERVILLE (AP) - A judge ruled yester- required by California law. The judge rejected Mrs Thomopolous's argu- T day that New Jersey should be the legal ments, saying that most of the potential witnesses build at least three monorail also calls for eliminating from "In California, they're legally divorced. Cali- systems, but has scrapped the consideration the proposed sys- battleground for the divorce dispute between fornia is not bound to respect the decision of the live in the New York-New Jersey area, that one idea of creating an independent tem along Interstate SO from former automaker John De Lorean and his ex- New Jersey court," said Mrs. Thompolous' of the children would have travel across the authority to finance, build and Sussex County to New York City, wife, who are contesting the division of $10 lawyer, David Wildstein country regardless of where the trial was held run the transportation systems. primarily at the urging of Assis- million in property and the custody of their two He said he will appeal the ruling to the New and that the potential psychological damage In a revised report outlined tant Transportation Com- children. Jersey Supreme Court. If his decision is upheld, stemmed from the dispute, not where It is during a meeting Tuesday, the missioner James Crawford. Superior Court Judge Michael R. Imbriani also Imbriani said he will set a trial date for the fall. resolved. Monorail Authority Study Com- ruled that the California divorce decree granted "I am sure that when Mrs. De Lorean is The judge ordered De Lorean to make a full mission called for placing con- The revisions were suggested to Cristina Ferrare Thomopolous Is void In New informed of what happened here, there will be a financial disclosure to the court by July 26. tinued study of the monorail by Senate Minority Leader S. Jersey, where De Lorean has sought the divorce. serious attempt to settle this case," said De The judge also ruled that the joint child custody systems under the aegis of the Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth, "As far as New Jersey is concerned, they're Lorean's lawyer, John J. Trombadore. arrangement worked out by the California court Department of Transportation. who noted that the authorities married," he said. The assets at stake include a 500-acre should stand, with 8-year-old Kathryn remaining which run the New Jersey Turn- That departed from an earlier Imbriani ruled that De Lorean had shown he is Bedminster estate, which the Judge said is De with her mother while 13-year-old Zachary, De draft of the 10-month-long study pike and Garden State parkway a resident of New Jersey, as required for the state Lorean's permanent residence, a New York City Lorean's son from a prior marriage adopted by that recommended creating an were first established under the to have jurisdiction in divorce proceedings. The condominium and a California ranch. Mrs Thomopolous, staying with his father wing of the DOT. independent authority to oversee judge rejected arguments by Mrs. Thomopolous De Lorean has sought to have the dispute Neither De Lorean nor Mrs Thomopolous, who construction of proposed mono- A monorail is a single track on thai the case should be handled in California to resolved in New Jersey, which has an equitable married television executive Anthony rails in at least four areas — which a conveyance similar to a avoid psychological damage to the children, a distribution law that allows a divorced spouse to Thomopolous about three months after her between Newark and Newark train travels. About two dozen threat to her job as a television host and receive from all to nothing. Mrs. Thomopolous divorce, attended Wednesday's session They International Airport, in Atlantic monrail systems are operating inconvenience. has asked to have the case heard in California, testified during a hearing a week ago. City, along the Hudson County nationwide in airports, metro- "The last thing we want to do is foment dissent where state law would guarantee her half of the waterfront and along Interstate politan downtown areas and between tht courts of California and New Jersey, couple's assets acquired during their 11-year De Lorean filed for divorce in Superior Court 80 amusement parks, the report but I have to acknowledge it is possible two states marriage. - here in October, and a month later his lawyer The revised report, which is says. could disagree," he said. In ruling that De Lorean's legal residence was moved that New Jersey be recognized as having The California divorce was granted in April, in New Jersey, Imbriani noted that De Lorean jurisdiction over custody of the children and eight months after the 60-year-old De Lorean was sent his son to school here, attended a local division of the couple's assets Dioxin found in Kearny lagoon acquitted of charges he conspired to sell $24 church and set up a trust fund and had bank In January, Mrs Thompolous moved to dismiss million worth of cocaine to save his failing De accounts in the state. the complaint, saying a California court was the RENTON (AP) - State en- been linked to liver and skin Lorean Motor Co. He accepted De Lorean's argument he had proper forum for the trial vironmental officials said diseases. Tyesterday a sediment sample Gov Thomas H Kean signed taken from a wastewater lagoon an executive order yesterday at a Kearny industrial facility declaring a state of emergency at Student skills scores up, has been found to be con- the site, located at 1035 Belleville taminated with dioxin. Turnpike in Kearny, and The soil samples were taken on authorizing the Department of May 7 at the Standard Chlorine Environmental Protection to but they need math help Chemical Co, which formerly take all steps necessary to grade this fall will be required to manufactured moth balls, said protect the health, safety and •y DAVID KARVEUt welfare of nearby residents pass that exam by the time they are Environmental Commissioner The Associated Press Robert E Hughey Hughey issued an adminis- seniors in order to graduate. One sample, taken at an un- trative order requiring the firm The proficiency exam is designed lined process wastewater lagoon to avoid use of the portion of the TRENTON, N.J (APi - High to test a student's ability to analyze in an unused portion of the site, site where the dioxin contamina- school freshmen scored high marks questions and solve complicated showed dioxin contamination of tion was found, maintain fencing on this year's Minimum Basic Skills math problems 59 5 parts per billion. to prohibit access to the area and exam, but state Education Depart- Cooperman said proficiency test Dioxin is a byproduct of provide around-the-clock secur- ment officials cautioned yesterday results this year represent "a good herbicide production and has ity at the site that students still need better train- beginning in reading and writing but ing in math in math there is plenty of work to be The officials said 92 6 percent of done " Castle fire called no accident the ninth-grade students passed the The average score on the reading reading section of the Minimum portion of the proficiency test this OMS RIVER (AP) - The foam has a tendency to melt and Basic Skills test given in March In year was 79 9 percent compared to fire that killed eight teen- recede from a flame math, the pass rate was 93 3 percent 77.3 percent last year, he said. In agers at the Great Adventure Scores have risen steadily since math, the average score this year T A key prosecution witness, a the test was first given in 1977. when was 64 4 percent compared to 62 6 amusement park started with a slow melting of foam padding 14-year-old boy who said he the pass rate was 76 percent in percent last year and within minutes was devour- witnessed the fire's start, testi- reading and 74 percent in math State Education Department of- ing the Haunted Castle's highly fied that his companion's cigaret- Education Commissioner Saul ficials have not determined what combustible special effects at te lighter accidentally brushed Cooperman said this year's test constitutes a passing score on the the rate of 4 feet per second, a against the padding for a split results show "that after many years proficiency test, which was first specialist testified yesterday. second. of hard work on the part of students administered last year Passing Professor Edwin Smith, a Robert E Taylor, a $100-per- and educators, statewide average scores are expected to be set before chemical engineer from Ohio hour consultant retained by scores have increased significantly the end of this year State University, testified in Great Adventure, said the young- and are now reaching a plateau " Stephen Koffler. director of tes- Ocean County Superior Court ster's account was "totally im- Cooperman said, however, that ting for the Education Department, here that it was "highly unlike- probable." scores on a second, more difficult said part of the reason for the test given to students last spring ly " that the polyurethene foam The prosecution witness, Joey improved scores in the basic skills used for crash padding in the showed the need for improvements test over the past seven years was Iraca of Trenton, said his compa- in math skills castle's Strobe Room was ignited nion carried the lighter as if it that teachers focused their cur- The Minimum Basic Skills test is by accident. were a torch to illuminate the riculum on areas covered by the test, being phased out and will be re- Called as a defense witness in darkened exhibit. But Taylor said which Is a graduation requirement placed in 1988 by a tougher exam the 6-week-old aggravated man- the flame would quickly die or he "They have to instruct the kids in ASSOCIATED MESS called the High School Proficiency slaughter trial of Great Adven- would bum his thumb every time the skills they need to pass the test," KA-BOOMI — Rex Powell, left, and, Dan Wilson oi Fire Art Co Test. Students entering the ninth ture Inc. and its parent company, he tried to replicate the move- he said. a fireworks maker Irom Clearfield. Pa., inspect a 24-mch shel that Six Flags Corp.. Davis said the ments will be detonated over Shamokm. Pa., tonighi as part oi a 45- minute fireworks display The shell is thought to be the largest ever Anti-crime bill becomes law fired in Pennsylvania We might be able lo hear it from here. RENTON (AP) - Gov. tion received during the final Thomas H. Kean yesterday year of service. Attic Fans Tsigned legislation to prevent He also signed legislation to a person found guilty of a allow an investigator in a county criminal charge from filing a welfare agency to transfer mem- Completely Installed lawsuit to recover damages for bership into the Police and injuries suffered during com- Firemen's Retirement System; S4CC00 HEATi mission of the crime. to permit county and municipal Kean also signed a bill to employers to provide health and Guaranteed increase the capital and net hospital benefits to retirees 62 worth requirements for check years or older with at least 15 cashing licensee applications years of service; make changes The governor also signed a in the law pertaining to the AID IHV Home measure to permit a veteran Sheriff's Employees Retirement Air Conditioning member of the Public Em- System; and to permit a tempor- /"% I I\ I V/ I Air Condrtio ployees' Retirement System who ary worker with at least one year is 60 and has 35 years of service of continuous service to purchase CONDITIONING CO., INC. FREEHOLD HAZLET METUCHEN Insured Delivery to retire and receive an allow- credit from PERS for that ser- ance of one-sixtieth of compensa- 577-1120 264-2551 548-5330 Kean signs Mt. Laurel bill The Circulation staff of the Register guarantees your RENTON IAP) - Gov. The builder's remedy allows Thomas H Kean yesterday developers to build four units of home delivery subscription. Tsigned legislation to estab- market-priced housing as com- lish a system for municipalities pensation for every low- and WE BEAT ^COMPETITION to implement the New Jersey middle-income house con- Supreme Court's landmark structed. Mount Laurel ruling ordering The bill also appropriates $15 We want you to enjoy the con- towns to provide low- and moder- million to the Housing Mortgage RED BANK ARMY NAVY venience cf having The Regis- ate-income housing. Finance Agency and 12 million to ter delivered to your home. If The measure, sponsored by the Neighborhood Preservation 12 M0NM0UTH ST. • RED BANK • 842-8333 you are having a problem with Sen. Wynona Lipman, D-Essex, Program for implementation of was conditionally vetoed by Kean the program. your delivery service, or if in April. The Legislature ap- Kean also signed a companion your paper doesn't arrive, proved the governor's rec- measure, sponsored by As- simply give us a call. ommendations on the bill last semblyman David Schwartz, D- 50%-60% OFF week. Middlesex, to increase the realty The legislation provides for a transfer fee by 75 cents for each 12-month moratorium on the so- $500 of worth over $150,000. The called "builder's remedy" to proceeds from the increase will EVERYTHING If your daily paper hasn't ar- protect communities during the be allocated to the Neighborhood rived by 5 p.m. call us by 6 administrative review process. Preservation Program. WEDNESDAY JULY 3 through TUESDAY JULY 9 P.m., If your Sunday paper • SALE INCLUDES ALL CAMPING EQUIPMENT hasn't arrived by 8:30 a.m. call Visitation rules are clarified us by 10 a.m. We'll have your RENTON (AP) - A state County with her two daughters, • G.rSURPLUS • MILITARY & WQRK CLOTHING paper to you that same day. appeals court yesterday or- ages 6 and 9, and Gabor M. 2000 INDIA DRESSES * SKIRTS * BLOUSES Guaranteed. Tdered a new hearing for a Szakal were divorced in 1981. Catholic man who was denied The girls were baptized as visitation rights with his children Catholics and attended Catholic * FEATURING-THIS WEEK on weekends because the visits churches while the couple was interfered with Jewish customs. married, although Ms. Brown ALL CAMP & CAMPING EQUIPMENT 542-8880 The Appellate Division of Su- had converted to Judaism prior INCLUDING ALL DUFFLE BAGS • PONCHOS • WOOL perior Court ruled that the to her marriage to Szakal, the BLANKETS • FLASHLIGHTS • GROUND CLOTHS • G.I. FOOT father, who works in Saudi court said. Arabia, was entitled to see his LOCKERS • TENTS • SLEEPING BAGS • ARMY COTS • two daughters on weekends be- When Szakal returned from BACK PACKS • COMPASSES • AXES • AIR MATTRESSES • Saudi Arabia for one of his The Register cause of the infrequency of his SLEEPING PADS • HAMMOCKS • SURVIVAL KNIVES • visits The appeals court sent the monthly visits with his daugh- MESS KITS • CANTEENS • DOUBLE BURNER STOVES • DAILY SUNDAY case back to Superior Court for ters, he was informed he could CAMPING UTENSILS • SURVIVAL FOODS • AND MUCH your hometown newspaper a second hearing. not see them from sundown on MORE According to the court, Piedad Friday or on Saturday, the court I Brown, who resides in Bergen said. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK The Register THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1985 NATION/WORLD NEWS DIGEST Iran helped spring TWA hostages Afghans kill 200 Soviet troops said. SLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Masood, is on the strategic north- LOS ANGELES (AP) - The regime of the Asked about the Times report, State Depart- Afghan guerrillas waiting in south highway linking Kabul, the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, which once held ment press duty officer Sondra McCarty said, "I Iambush killed at least 200 Afghan capital, with the Soviet Americans hostage in Iran, helped persuade have no comment on the story. I have no paratroopers as they were drop- Union. Moslem extremists to free the the 39 TWA hijack information on that." ped into the Panjsher Valley to According to the reports re- victims, the Los Angeles Times reported yester- On Saturday, when Hezbollah blocked the support a Soviet military of- ceived by the diplomats, the day. planned release of the Americans at the last fensive. Western diplomats said bodies of some 450 Afghan and Iranian officials intervened to break a last- minute by refusing to deliver four hostages, TuMday Soviet soldiers were flown to minute logjam on Saturday when the pro- Syria's president, Hafez Assad, asked the They said some reports ident- Kabul last week following a Khomeini Hezbollah, or Party of God, group Iranians for help and the Khomeini regime urged ified the slain commandos as series of rebel assaults on the would not accept a deal put together by Syria to the militants to give in, the newspaper reported. Soviet paratroopers and others Panjshir towns of Anawa, Rokha free the captives, the Times said, quoting Reagan "The Iranians were particularly helpful in said they were soldiers of an and Bazarakh and six military administration officials it did not identify solving that hitch," a senior State Department Afghan arfriy airborne unit outposts. The first indication of Iranian help on the crisis official told the Times. According to the reports, the came June 24 when the powerful speaker of Iran's They said that in other June 16 parliament, Hashemi Rafsanjani, denounced the The Khomeini regime could not refuse Assad's rebels anticipated the assault request because Syria is a key Iranian ally and and were lying in wait when the battles, an Afghan general was hijacking during a visit to Damascus, Syria, the killed and about 40 Soviets newspaper said supplier of arms for Iran's war against Iraq, paratroopers began dropping into administration analysts told the Times. the upper Panjsher Valley on soldiers perished when a warp- "Iran had no connection whatsovever with this June 16 lane, shot down by the rebels, incident," Rafsanjani told a news conference, "There has been an evolution in the thinking of The diplomats, speaking with crashed into a military convoy "and had it known in advance of the hijack and the I Iranian) leadership," a State Department the condition that they not be and exploded, destroying several of the identity of the hijackers, it would have expert told the newspaper. "They seem to want identified, quoted the reports as vehicles prevented it." to break out of their isolation and appear less saying many of the paratroopers There is no independent con- The administration initially discounted the revolutionary, less zealous. That doesn't mean were slain before they touched firmation of the conflicting re- sta'ement, but Syrian officials told them Rafsan- they have changed their ideology; it only means Ayatollah Khomeini the ground, and the others were ports from Afghanistan. Western jani repeated it to Hezbollah leaders, the Times they've changed their style." s _ "cut M«» and killed." journalists have been barred Rebel leaders here recently from the country since the Sov- reported 2,000 Soviet soldiers had iets sent more than 100.000 been sent to the Panjsher be- soldiers into Afghanistan in De- cause of the increasing number cember 1979 to help the Marxist Grasshoppers eating farms into disaster of attacks by the anti-communist regime battle the rebels insurgents They said there had The Western diplomats said acres of spring wheat because of the festation ' exists when at least eight Eastern Wyoming has ex- been intense fighting over the reports from the Panjsher in- l» STEVE MOORE grasshopper damage The insects grasshoppers are concentrated per perienced the most serious infesta- p.ist two weeks dicated guerrillas have received The Associated Press then ate the reseeded field ",., as square yard Some areas in Idaho. tion, but problems have been re- The Panjsher. the stronghold fresh supplies of arms, including HELENA. Mont IAPI - John fast as it came up — they really like Montana and Colorado have reported ported in 13 of the state's 23 counties. of rebel commander Ahmed Shah light-weight, anti-tank weapons Stratford and Bernt Ward are among the tender, juicy stuff " more than 100 hoppers per acre Colorado farmer Bob Arpke of the thousands of Western farmers facing Ward, who has been farming for 24 U.S. Agriculture Secretary John Loma area said the grasshoppers are economic disaster borne by hordes years near Westby just south of the R. Block recently called the "just clouds in some fields I've seen U.S., Hanoi MIA talks resume of grasshoppers fattening them- Canadian border, said the damage grasshopper invasion a "very them this bad once before, back in ANGKOK Thailand IAPI - end Saturday selves on already drought-stressed was the worst he had seen serious threat to Western agricul- the 30s " Colorado officials said A US mission left for Hanoi The current meeting is one of crops Weather conditions over wide ture " every non-mountain county either yesterday to resume talks on six annual sessions between the Hundreds of the insects leap with areas of the West have helped spawn Farmers fear the worst may yet has or will have a big grasshopper B problem this year. accounting for Americans still two sides to discuss the 2.500 every step a disgusted Stratford one of the worst recorded outbreaks be coming as the latest "hatches" missing in action from the Viet- Americans still listed as missing takes through a devastated field of of grasshoppers The hotter and mature, get hungry and go crop nam war. a US Embassy of- in i«-I urn in Indochina wheat drier it gets, the better the grasshop- hunting. ficial said There have been recent indica- "I won't have to harvest, way it pers like it Idaho began spraying a month ago. The official, who spoke on tions that Vietnam might allow looks, he said The infestation is called the worst but spray planes haven't been able to condition he not be identified, the Americans to inspect some For Stratford, a Billings area in memory in Montana, Idaho, Utah. keep up with the onslaught So far an said Paul Mather chief rep- air crash sites where Americans farmer, the grasshopper invasion is Wyoming. Colorado, western North estimated 3.5 million acres of a total resentative in Bangkok. Thai- were believed killed in the Viet- the second setback in the last year Dakota and drought-affected areas of 5 million acres have been sprayed, land, of the Honolulu. Hawaii- nam war Severe winter weather killed the of South Dakota Other states report- an effort which officials have esti- based Joint Casually Resolution crop he planted last rail The spring ing problems include Nebraska. mated will cost |3 per acre In some Center, led ihe six-member team So far. Vietnam has returned crop he replanted is being devas- Missouri. New Mexico. Oregon and cases it's too late to avert this year's for talks with Vietnamese of- the remains of 60 missing Ameri- tated by the hoppers, despite the Washington damage but they hope to stunt next ficials, which are scheduled to cans to the United States spraying of hundreds of acres The federal government, which year's "hopper hatch." Ward, a Sheridan County com- has released a total of $25 million to Keith Kelly, Montana's agricul- missioner, said he reseeded 110 spray rangeland. said "severe in- ture director, said the grasshoppers Israel frees 300 Shiite P.O.W.s are growing and moving to find any green crop, including grass, weeds, AS AL-BAYADA. Lebanon troops remain in a border strip grain and hay. (API Israel yesterday supporting a pro-Israeli Kelly said some farmers cant R freed .100 of tne 735 Lebanese Lebanese militia, the South affort to invest more money in poor ASSOCIATED PRESS Lebanon Army crops to save them from grasshop- prisoners whose release had been THE CULPRIT - This is a demanded by the Lebanese Shiite pers. It costs from (2 to $6 an acre Moslem hijackers who held I' S The hijackers of TWA Flight to spray; some farmers have had to western grasshopper, known to 847 on June 14 had demanded spray fields three times scientists as an acridiidae. which hostages for 17 days release of all 735 prisoners held The release came three days The infestation has become a has been the scourge of farmers at Atlit Both Israel and the , in the West this season. Some after the Shiite gunmen freed the fnited States denied making any "double-edged sword," according to last 39 U S hostages held in the deal to release the Lebanese George Algard of Montana's agricul- farmers are calling the mvestalion Lebanese capital of Beirut prisoners in exchange for the ture department. In drought areas of their crops an economic disas- Most of those freed belonged to Americans where crops generally are the worst, ter. the Shiite militia Amal whose so are the swarms of grasshoppers leaders took over responsibility Defense Minister Yitzhak In western North Dakota, state for the US hostages in Beirut Rabin said in Jerusalem, "There entomologist Bill Brandvik said In Oregon, the situation is the from the extremist Shnte hi- is no linkage between the release grasshoppers had infested some worst since 1979 Agriculture De- jackers and brokered their re- of the hostages and our policy, 700,000 acres of rangeland in four partment spokesman Dalton Hobbs lease which we continue to implement, counties with concentrations as high said the infestation so far is confined Israeli troops led by an to release these Lebanese de- as 300 per square yard. to five eastern rangeland areas armored personnel carrier es- tainees in accordance to the In South Dakota, most of the covering about 530.000 acres corted life detainees back into security developments in problem counties are west of the Lebanon where about 100 Israeli southern Lebanon " Missouri River. Jim Krsnak of- the In Washington, the infestations state's agriculture department in are spotty because of a heavy freeze Pierre said an estimated 3 million in mid-April Terry Ely, plant Summit set for November 19-20 acres of rangeland will be infested quarantine officer for the I'SDA at Officials said they hoped to spray Ellensburg. said the freeze ca.ne as OSCOW IAPI - Soviet counter with the new Soviet up to 1 l million acres in Utah over the migratory grasshoppers were in leader Mikhail Gorbachev leader, who assumed power in the next month. "Some of the areas the midst of emerging but "were MIand President Reagan will March There are no agreements we are spraying or that we are going keeping a close eye on" manv areas. hold a summit in Geneva. Switz- ready for the two leaders to sign, to spray have as many as 100 or more erland on Nov 19-20. the official although in the months ahead grasshoppers per square yard," said Soviet news agency Tass an- that could change, said State Tom Crowe, officer in charge of the An agricultural official in New nounced yesterday Department officials, who in- U.S. Agriculture Department's Mexico said the state's ranchers who The last superpower summit sisted on anonymity Animal and Plant Inspection Ser- attended a recent federal program was held in 1979 between then vice on spraying ranchland decided not to President Carter and Soviet par- While the Geneva agenda will The Wyoming spray effort may participate because they couldn't ty leader Leonid Brezhnev range from nuclear weapons extend to more than 2 million acres, afford it. Washington officials had in- curbs to turmoil in the Middle ASSOCIATED PRESS officials said. Walter Patch, director dicated the summit was to be East and Latin America. White of the plant industry section of the Officials said the problems could held later this year but the Tass House officials interviewed FLYING VICAR — The Rev.. Philip Lamb, curate of St. Mary's state agriculture department, said it be even worse next year, when the announcement was the first of- before today's official an- Church at Wotton-Under-£dge in Gloucestershire, Britain, proves was the "worst grasshopper year offspring of billions of grasshoppers ficial confirmation from either nouncement were already trying there'll always be an England as he practices for the Flying Vicar we've had in Wyoming " mating this year app.ar side to dampen any expectations of a Slakes for this weekend's Nympsfield 80.0, a festival celebrating It will be Reagan's first en- breakthrough the 800th anniversary of Ihe appointment of the firsl vicar of Nympstield- The race is between vicars on 6-mile-per-hour golf Lightning kills storm warner cars. LLGAl' Switzerland 1AP1 - was fatally struck by lightning In keeping with an ancient Police, reporting the accident tradition. Helena Burgler went Tuesday, said Mrs Burgler. 45, I 1 ORTHSHORE up to the Sacred Heart chapel to is survived by her farmer hus- warn Illgau villagers of an ap- band and their 13 children. proaching thunderstorm At 2,690-feet. Illgau is in When she stepped out of the Schwyz state in mountainous east YOUR BEST BUY hillside chapel Monday night, she central Switzerland AT MONMOUTH MALL Robots going into the mines Sidewalk Sale! ASHINGTON (AP) - day Carnegie-Mellon Univer- Part of the $123,415 Carnegie- CANBEA The finest in traditional apparel and Wsity in Pittsburgh and West Mellon contract calls for re- shoes for men and women Virginia University have re- search into how robots can be ceived federal contracts to ex- adapted to navigate uneven sur- COLLEGE EDUCATION! plore the feasibility of using faces in mines. robots as co-workers in the Vou can register for credit course* July 5th and 6th only hazardous terrain of an under- The 1797,147 West Virginia at Monmouth Mall ground coal mine. contract calls for development of July 5 A 6, from 10 a.m.-9 p.m. The studies represent a step- a computerized data base to act 1 ped-up effort by the U.S. Bureau as an information source on mine on the middle level between Rite-Aid & Bambcrger * of Mines to investigate the use of ventilation, roof support and (new students only) automation to increase pro- other topics. Information would duction and reduce safety risks in be drawn from the experience of At Brookdale, tuition is $31 per credit, mines, the bureau said yester- many miners, the bureau said. admission is non-competitive, credits are transferable, COB Stillwell to head security unit students ran3e in age from 18 to 80 Choose from 500 courses at four locations: ASHINGTON (AP) - A 15- case, in which four men have member panel, headed by been arrested and charged with Lincroft, Bayshore, Long Branch & Fort Monmouth Large assortment of summer and Wretired Army Gen. Rich- passing U.S. military secrets to fall goods at Savings up to f C Of ard G Stillwell, review the the Soviet Union. For information, call 842-1900, ext. 375 Pentagon security policies and handling of classified material, The case touched off calls for Defense Secretary Caspar an overhaul of the Pentagon's BROOKDALE Come early for best selection. Weinberger said yesterday. security procedures, with critics COMMUNITY The panel was created in the noting that 4.3 million people 117 East River Road, Rumson wake of the recent Navy spy have security clearances. COLLEGE Hours 10 AM to 5:30 PM The Register 6A OPINION THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1985 OURS Our freedom is in jeopardy he United States has survived For reasons that defy explanation, wars, depressions, riots and as- the United States is a worldwide Tsassinations. We have survived object of as much hate as respect; of civil rights, women's lib and gay as much mistrust as admiration. pride. We have survived International criminals such as the McCarthyism. Woodstock and Water- Shiite Moslems who hijacked TWA gate So far. we have survived nuclear Flight 847 last month harbor a depth proliferation. We have even survived of contempt for America and Ameri- Michael Jackson and Madonna. cans that cannot possibly be under- But today, as we celebrate the stood by us. These terrorists believe Fourth of July, as we pay homage to they have been placed on earth to 209 years of American independence, destroy us. the greatest nation on earth faces There can be no real defense another threat to its survival, perhaps the most dangerous threat of all: against such fanaticism. The war international terrorism. against terrorism is not a war like any we have known. There is no ident- Never mind the budget deficit,,, ifiable foreign enemy to confront which at tm^bottom line is a problem There is no clear-cut ideological or of bookkeeping Never mind un- economic issue to contest The basis employment, which is painful but of the conflict is the other side's manageable. Never mind the enviorn- ment. for God created the wonders of consuming and inexplicable hatred for nature to be resilient, to withstand the United States. any assault that can be mounted by We can. and we must, fight back mortal man We must root out and punish ter- It is terrorism that poses today's rorists when they harm our citizens most alarming threat to our freedom. We must anticipate terrorist acts and Terrorism, and the fear of terrorism, thwart them when we can. We must A1RT0KT SECURITY.. STATE OF THE AKT is making us prisoners in our own land fight this war with all the resolve we as well as across the globe. have brought to other wars, from the An American citizen can no longer American Revolution to World War II Libel harassment makes us all losers travel from place to place without But even more than that, we must WASHINGTON - The media is under inquiry and block investigations The case has now been accepted by the fear of kinapping or murder An be united as a nation. Americans must constant pressure to suppress stories for a Leading the attack on the press is a former Supreme Court, which will determine the American diplomat can no longer go stand together as never before in variety of causes that, supposedly, would University of Chicago law professor. Anlomn constitutional issue the right of everyone to a trial vs the right of the press to freedom about his business without fear of defiance of this faceless enemy, serve the public interest better than publi- Scalia. whose anti-press views found favor cation of the truth from legal harassment assassination or abduction. An Ameri- inside the Reagan administration He was terrorism And there could be no Americans may have thought this issue appointed to the Court of Appeals for the Meanwhile', the cost of telling the truth has can soldier can no longer walk the better day to pledge our unity than was settled by our founding fathers, who set District of Columbia and. according to news become prohibitive Small news organiza- pathways of the world with pride, for today. Independence Day. the day we in cement the people's right to the truth But reports, is now lobbying for the next Supreme tions simply can't afford the high cost of he is a constant target of terrorist an erosion has taken place lately, caused by Court vacancy defending libel suits A California weekly was celebrate our freedom Our freedom hit with six suits, totaling more than II attack 'ourt rulings that encourage libel suits and has never been in greater jeopardy puncture holes in the First Amendment billion Five were dropped, the sixth is on its It is no longer possible for the press to last legs Yet the legal bills would have put expose criminal conspiracies, political scan- the paper out of business if a San Francisco dais and government wrongdoing without Jack Anderson law firm had not offered pro bono service Best Fourth is a safe Fourth risking costly, protracted libel litigation A A Kentucky weekly was sued seven times nce again we must warn every- while he was standing in a crowd and recent appeals-court ruling held that the Five suits were dropped. one was dismissed. one, especially parents, about watching the Keansburg fireworks mere publication of hard-hitting in- William Safire. a columnist and himself a the paper won the only suit that went to trial O firecrackers. display several years ago. She begged vestigative stories' is evidence of malice conservative, has described Scalia as the But the legal expenses have just about wrecked the paper We were reminded of the danger people to realize how one firecracker The judges, of course, are products of the darling of the secrecy and libel set' and the political system Some would prefer docile Newspapers lose even when they win. they can ruin a life. worst enemy ol free speech in America recently when a grandparent wrote a publications that extol rather than expose today " must still pay the legal fees, which account letter to the editor She said her We join this grandmother's plea public officials Their rulings are forcing We have already run afoul of Scalia. who for 10 percent of all libel costs To avoid these grandson lost his sight after a Let's remember the best Fourth is a news organizations to spend years defending ruled against us in a libel suit brought by a staggering costs many publications and themselves against flimsy libel suits that radio-TV stations will no longer oppose the firecracker was thrown in his face safe Fourth powerful publishing consortium The judge used to be routinely dismissed didn't challenge oui reports that the con- bad guys Criminal societies, violent cults, sortium is spreading neo-Nazi ideology, This may be a victory for the Scalias of this subversive organizations and other predatory including a book dedicated to Adolf Hitler world, but it is a defeat for America If the groups have been quick to take advantage of Scalia ruled that the group, no matter how bad guys go unpubhcized and unchallenged, OTHERS' these rulings They are now using the libel odious its politics and practices, is entitled to they will gain strength laws to silence media critics, stifle critical its day in court We need world-wide ostracism A happy Fourth of July f course the United States is right armed guards aloft. Far more import- to sponsor a boycott of Beirut's ant has been El Al's meticulous — I received a call from Michael Jackson, the any American holiday you want to But those involved in the Revolution. Michael said Oairport until some force in Leba- though time-consuming — checking of 1 syndicated talk show host, who owns the of us who fomented revolution and put our "Why pick on as" " non deprives hijackers of that safe passengers and luggage But how to morning radio audience in Southern Cali- lives on the line to overthrow that rotter "Because Californians are always telling harbor. But let no one think this will make all airlines and airports equally fornia Michael was taping a program that George III are suspicious of slates who came people along the East Coast what fools we are into the L'nion after the hostilities ceased add much to deterrence. Chaotic diligent' had to do with the Fourth of July and wanted for living here They keep bragging about to discuss it their lifestyle What they forget is that if Lebar m is already boycotted by all When asked, the Federal Aviation I was surprised when Michael informed me George Washington hadn't crossed the Dela- but some small Middle Eastern Administration offers inspectors to that Californians celebrate our July Fourth ware, there would not be a California airlines, and travelers need no further look for chinks in security systems with the same fervor as the 13 original states Art Buchwald lifestyle warnings about Beirut's hazards. Why International agencies also help. But do. "Why would that be" I asked him "Is there anything that we ran do now to not widen this campaign? when their recommendations are "California was not in a position in 1775 to make up to you for missing the Revolutionary "California had nothing to do with the 1 With the world's attention power- ignored, the only effective remedy founding of the country " fight the British, Michael said War" Michael asked fully concentrated, there is a chance may be to punish the indifferent Tve heard the same story from Oregon "One thing you might do is tell your Michael replied. As long as 1 can President Reagan to stop attacking the 13 finally to press ahead with other country by alerting travelers to the and Montana Everybody west of Penn- remember Californians have always sup- sylvania sat it out until they saw which way original states because they want to deduct risks on its soil. measures to reduce the risks of air ported life, liberty and the pursuit of the wind was blowing." their local income taxes from their federal travel The chance will blow away if Above all, the odds against hostage- happiness, and Independence Day does have I could tell Michael wasn't quite sure he returns He goes out west ridiculing the a special meaning for us We even have a takers have to be changed. That will wanted to continue the conversation "What government spending habits of the people Americans make the mistake of greeting in Spanish out here. My Fourth of did you expect us to do' back east and gets everyone mad at New giving priority to some violent con- happen only when the world begins to July is your Fourth of July '" "Did it ever occur to you to say thank you0 York and New Jersey We fought a lot of vulsion or technological fix Tighter enforce the multitude of agreements "That's fine now But where was California Do you realize that if it hadn't been for our bloody battles against the redcoats so Ronald safeguards are needed, but the most requiring the punishment of aerial when our founding fathers needed you?" I forefathers California would be no better off Reagan could sleep in the White House " effective ounce of prevention would piracy. asked today than it was 200 years ago'' While you Michael was slightly nonplussed "We may "Why don't you tell Reagan yourself'" be a declaration that the United States They have not been enforced people out there were getting tan. lifting "Because he doesn't listen to us He not have fought in the revolution" he said, weights and trading real estate. Tommy will block air service to any country, against Iran, which still shelters the "but Califorman have paid their dues We considers people who live in Washington part Jefferson. Johnny Adams and Ben Franklin of the problem " allies included, that refuses to punish hijackers who murdered two Ameri- gave the country two Presidents of the United were sweating it out in Philadelphia trying to States " "Having said all that, may we Californians aerial terror cans last December. There has been write a paper that would guarantee your right celebrate your Fourth of July'" No security system will work unless no retaliatory boycott of Teheran's "And we gave you one back Don't get me as free men " "I imagine so. if you don't make too much diplomacy assures the universal ap- airport because Washington fears that wrong You people have a right to celebrate "There were 37 states that were not noise " plication of protective measures. even its friends would shrink from it. More overt pressures should be That kind of resignation just won't do. welcome now even in countries like If the United States, with its Japan and India that used to hesitate lucrative air traffic, won't lead, who A magnificent document to give offense. will? If the headlines of recent days WASHINGTON - In a thousand city parks scrofulous little wretch who first sees the maintain the armed services, to protect our With the promise of American haven't made the time ripe, what and small-town squares, orators today will be light of day in a work-house, or in a brothel, way of life as a free people This is why we enforcement, the first step is to will? Secretary of State Shultz now declaiming the Declaration of Independence and who feels the effects of alcohol before the have courts of justice, to ensure our After more than 200 years, the document terror-proof airports. By all means cogently distinguishes four strands of effects of vital air, is not equal in any respect individual liberty This is why our legis- remains an object of justifiable veneration to the ruddy offspring of the honest yeoman a serious anti-terror policy: 1) better latures, wisely or unwisely, finance every- eliminate curbside luggage check-ins The Declaration begins with a passage that thing from parks to pensions to assist us in and tighten procedures to prevent public understanding of the threat; 2) is as beautiful, and as untrue, as much the pursuit of happiness unaccompanied baggage from being improved intelligence; 3) tighter air- poetry. It continues with a philippic as Governments, say the Declaration, derive port security, and 7) raising the costs powerful as a Catonian denunication. It slipped aboard. Yet another baggage concludes with a thundering assertion of their "just powers " from "the consent of the area explosion — this time in Rome of terrorism. revolution, and it adds a coda of prayer The James Kilpatrick governed ' We forget today how revolution- — should persuade doubters that the Three of these goals would be form in which we recite it today is not a form ary a thought that was in 1776 The doctrine of rule by "divine right" had toppled along inconvenience is justified. advanced if the President proclaims in which Jefferson prepared it The Congress The recital of self-evident truths con- struck great chunks of his original draft, and tinues: "That they are endowed by their with the head of Charles I. but the doctrine Putting armed marshals on air- that he will close America's airport to in the process considerably improved the Creator with certain inalienable rights, that that "the king can do no wrong" lingered on liners, as President Reagan proposes, the planes of countries that harbor work. This was among the miracles of 1776, among these are Life, Liberty and the in English law. The idea that the people is worth more debate. Pilots are hijackers and of those that indulge for it is rare that a committee ever improves Pursuit of Happiness ' It is this statement of themselves are sovereign that it is only with the consent of the people that government terrified of shootouts at high altitude. them by refusing to join in the a resolution of this kind fundamental principle that is so often Walter Scott observed, "In poetry there is distorted in our own egalitarian times. The may exercise its "just powers" - was a bold, Nor do they agree that the Israeli ostracism. always fallacy, and sometimes fiction." asserted right, you will notice, is not a right astonishing idea The paragraph, taken as a airline owes its impressive security to The New York Times Jefferson's second paragraph perfectly quali- to happiness; it is a right only to pursue whole, repudiated the elaborate structure of fies under Scott's aphorism "We hold these happiness, and that is a vast difference. Out monarchical descent and a titled nobility truths to be self-evident, that all men are of this contemporary confusion of terms A dozen years after the Declaration, these created equal ,.." That high-minded state- arises the detestable notion that in the principles would be incorporated in our ment is self-evidently not true, but false exercise of the franchise, factions are Constitution. In the Fifth Amendment, the The Register Fifty years after Jefferson penned that entitled to more than equal opportunities; protected right would not be to life, liberty beautiful piece of fiction, John Randolph of they are entitled to equal results. This is and the pursuit of happiness, but rather^to Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register Roanoke arose in the Senate to expose it: patent nonsense, but some of our more "life, liberty or property." In its protection A Capital Cities Communications Inc Newspaper "Who should say that all the soil in the world fatuous judges have bought the nonsense of slavery, the Constitution would acknowl- is equally rich, the first-rate land of wholesale. edge the lie that all men are created equal, GEORGE J. LISTER Kentucky and the Highlands of Scotland, The Declaration continues: "That to but otherwise our supreme law would echo President and Publisher because the superficial content of the acre is secure these rights, governments are in- the Jeffersonian dedication to free people and the same, would be just as right, as he who stituted among men " In that wonderfully independent states. The Declaration is • Bill Thompson Charles C Tnblehorn Jane Foderaro should maintain the absolute equality of man succinct phrase, we find the whole "why" of magnificent document. We ought to read it Ed-tor Sunday Editor City EdilO' in virtue in his birth The rickety and government set forth. This is why we more than once a year. THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1985 7A Edith M. Beck Richard E. Mauer Traffic OBITUARY Edith May Beck. 73, of Linden, Richard E. Mauer, M.D., 6t, of the iMk. Edith M. died June 22, in the Elizabeth Oakhurst section of Ocean Township, Continued from Page 1A A dispatcher at the Homdel State national 55-miles-per-hour speed Fnacolt. Pi.l L General Hospital died Tuesday in Monmouth Medical those southbound beach-goers will be Police barracks said last night that limit as part of the national safety Center, Long Branch. heading back home. the congestion afflicting the north- program Combined Accident Reduc- i. JOIMMM I Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Beck tion Effort I CARE). RkkiriE. resided in Linden for the past 32 Bom in Wall Lake, Iowa, he lived All told, the New Jersey Turnpike ern sections of the parkway would years. in Middletown before moving to Authority estimates the traffic vol- probably work its way south later in "We will take a firm posture of Ocean Township last year. ume for the four day Fourth of July the evening and into today strict enforcement measures against He was a physician in Rutherford weekend will reach 1.5 vehicles. The However, the first few hours of those who would jeopardize the She was a claims examiner and sa cty of others by violating traffic Josephine \1. Masiello office supervisor with the New for 38 years before retiring in 1973. New Jersey Highway Authority, peak traffic were not marred by any which runs the 173-mile Garden serious accidents or an abnormally laws, " Pagano said Josephine M. Masiello, 89, of Jersey Division of Employment Dr. Mauer was a member of Security, Elizabeth, for 20 years, State Parkway, did not provide an high number of drunk driving ar- The National Safety Council said Aberdeen, died yesterday in American Medical Association and that, during the last four-day Fourth retiring eight years ago. the Essex County Medical Society. estimate, other than projections of rests. Unfortunately, that situation Bayshore Community Hospital, will probably change, and of July holiday period in 1978, 712 Holmdel. Surviving are a son, Richard E. heavy volume. She was a student at Kean College. Beginning at about 4 p.m. yester- authorities are prepared for the people died and 31,000 were injured Mauer II of Helsingborg, Sweden; nationwide Born in Italy. Mrs Masiello had Mrs. Beck was a member of the day, several southbound sections of worst. and a daughter, Lynn L. James'of The council projects this year's been a lifelong resident of Aberdeen. Deborah of both Linden and Eliza- Ocean Township. the parkway were stop-and-go, ac- Col. Clinton L. Pagano. state police superintendent, announced on fatalities will total between 580 and She was a former employee of the beth, the Sisterhood of Temple The Woolley Funeral Home, Long cording to a spokesman at the Matawan Tile Co., and the Mosaic parkway's Woodbridge communica- Tuesday that a stepped-up traffic 680 This year's figure is expected to Branch, is in charge of arrange- be lower than 1978s because of Tile Co., Matawan Sholom of Plainfield, the B'nai ments. tions office. enforcement program would be in B'rlth Women of Linden, the Linden The spokesman said that, as of effect beginning 6 p.m. last night and increased awareness of seat belt use Mr. Masiello was a communicant Social Club and the Hadassah of 7:30 last night, most of the conges- continuing until midnight on Sunday and campaigns against drunk driv- of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Linden. Paul L. Francois In New Jersey, only one person Church, Key port tion was centered between the lW council says seat belt use Edison and Woodbridge toll plazas. died during last year's Fourth of Paul Lester Francois, 79, of could save 12.00 to 15.000 lives her husband. Joseph Masiello But he added that exits south of July holiday, Pagano said. But he Surviving are her husband, Joseph Middletown, died Tuesday in nationwide. died in 1926 Monmouth County, especially in the noted that last year's official holiday Beck; two sons, Michael Beck of Riverview Medical Center, Red While drivers are encouraged to Surviving are two sons, Patrick J. Seaside area, were also abnormally period was only 30 hours. Middlesex, and Thomas Beck of Bank be careful, those who use the Bosco of Red Bank, and Samuel congested. Because of the weekend, this Born in Chicago, 111., Mr. Francois parkway are also expected to be Masiello of Matawan; a daughter. Police spokesmen from several year's holiday period will last 102 Madison, Wis.; a daughter, Gloria lived in Short Hills before moving to tidy Mrs Patricia Figoni with whom she northern Monmouth coastal com- hours, Pagano said. Beck of Linden, and Berkeley, Middletown 25 years ago. During the holiday period, motor- Calif ; eight brothers, Max and munities said traffic volume showed Pagano said sobriety checkpoints lived; a brother. Jospeh Daloia of He was a corporate executive and will be set up throughout the state on ists on the parkway will get free Red Bank, seven grandchildren and Isadore Cohen of Elizabeth, Maurice signs of picking up on Routes 35, 36 plastic litter bags. Each bag con- the owner of Marketing, Inc., High- and 71. But a Long Branch dis- the parkway, the turnpike and on ten great- grandchildren lands since 1963. tains an anti-litter message under Cohen of Union, Philip Cohen of Lake patcher said the situation was "still major state highways. State troopers will also be enforcing the the slogan "We keep it green, you The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Worth, Fla., Gary Cohen of Scotch manageable" early in the evening. keep it clean " is in charge of arrangements He was a U.S. Army veteran, a Plains, Harold Cohen of Sayreville, member of the Board of Trustees at Eugene Cohen of Garwood and Riverview Medical Center, and a 202 Dt«th Nolle* former commodore at the Joseph Cohen of Keansburg; and Shrewsbury River Yacht Club. FRANCOIS — Paul LMMI >i on Ml 3 'MS ol Midditlown N J HulDtnd ot Mitgarct |n«« three grandchildren. He was also a member of the Mai.a,i Funvral and niarmam private In liau of Navesink Country Club flower* donations to Blaiadvii Center Riverview The Menorah Chapels, Millburn, He is survived by his wife. Hospital will ba greatly apprec'iteo * was in charge of arrangements. Margaret Reher Francois • FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS • BAR MITZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION

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Middletown Hazlet Marlboro American flag exhibit Water babies program Arrowhead Swim Club and July 4th picnic offered at swim club offering lessons An eight-session Water Babies at Spy House Museum program will start July 8 at the Registration is underway for swim Hazlet Swim and Tennis Club. The lessons at YMCA Arrowhead Swim •An exhibit of American Hags from program, for children from 6 months Club on Route 520 Day and evening all periods in its history is now on to 2'i years of age, will remove classes are offered for beginners to display at the Spy House Museum, children's fear of the water and advanced levels Students may be Port Monmouth teach them to swim a few strokes aged 8 months through adult age The Preservationists Inc., the The series will be held Monday to Lessons are divided into four museum's fundraisers, will hold a Thursday during two weeks Ad- sessions: July 1 to 12. July IS to 26; Fourth of July picnic at the Spy vance registration is requested July 29 to Aug 9, and Aug. 12 to 23 House Museum at 4 30 p m today A swim-to-win instruction clinic Additional instruction is available Members and friends are invited for children 8-years-old through for diving and advanced aquatic teenagers will be taught by Craig safety, a program on intermediate College offers summer Beardsley, former world U.S. Open lifesaving skills and American record holder outdoor programs H98O-83I and member of the 1980 Hydroslimnastics — exercise in Olympic team The three-day clinic the water — is also open to the The Community Services Division will be held July 8 to 10 from 9 am public The program of simple of Brookdale Community College to noon. movements set to music helps tone will offer a variety of out-of-doors For further details contact the muscles, build endurance, reduce Jack Ruddy and Michael DeMarco programs this summer. club. tension and increase flexibility and circulation A sunset "Beachcombers Find." a Camp registration open For more information and a free tour of the Sandy Hook shoreline, Hazlet s free 'summer camp pro- brochure, contact the Arrowhead will be held July 16. 6-8 p.m. Dave gram, now open, will run through Swim Club or the Community YMCA Three area Scouts earn Eagle badges iii1.mi Brookdale instructor, will Aug 9 Children may be registered in Red Bank \rrowhead is the borough roadways to locate fire introduce participants to the biology, at the recreation office at Veterans 1 outdoor branch of the Community Catholic High School, is the son of geology and marine life of the area Memorial Park. Union Avenue OCEANPORT - Boy Scouts hydrants for his service project Harold and Mary Ruddy YMCA. Glen Szenzenstein and Michael J Fee $5. The program of arts, crafts, His work assisted the Oceanport For his Eagle project Ruddy DeMarco. here, and Jack Ruddy. sports arid games will be held at the Fire Department assisted the Little Silver First Little Silver, recently earned July 23 is the day for a "Boat Ride park daily from 9 30 to 12 30 p m Both Scouts, members of Aid Squad by distributing Vials of Eagle badges, Scouting's highest on Sandy Hook Bay " Grant will Children who are 6-years-old and Oceanport Scout Troop M, re- Life throughout Cheshire Square rank, during ceremonies in the ((induct an evening exploration older may participate HOLMDEL ceived their badges in ceremonies Little Silver, where older citlianl two towns cruise from 5:30 to 8 30pm The fee Plans include competitions held in the Maple Place School reside is $20 For his service project here watermelon eating contests, bub- Woman wins flying In the Vial of Life program, Participants can Learn to Use a blegum competitions, a weekly swim Szenzenstein. 16. a junior at Shore Jack Ruddy, a member of Regional High School, assisted Little Silver Boy Scout Troop 126 personal medira! information is Map and Compass' in an "orien- session at the Hazlet Swim and award placed in the viil which is teering" program August 10. from the borough's recreation commit- received his Eagle rank during a Tennis Club, and a season-end •.ecured In ii refrigerator shelf carnival Jean Costa, here, is direc- Betty Pifer. a real estate as- tee and public works department special Eagle Court of Honor held 9 30 to 3 p in Skills will be taught in by building a horseshore court in St John's Church. Little Silver, Names nf participants in the tor sociate at the Holmdel office of program are listed with the the morning, then be used on a MacKenzie-Morns Inc . Realtors, and painting a basketball court at the troop's sponsoring organiza- campus course The one-session Blackberry Bay Park, here tion He is the thirtieth member borough s First Aid Squad so has won a flying proficiency award information is readily available program costs $10 at the Garden State 300. an annual DeMarco. 14. a sophomore at of the troop to earn scoutings Western competition sponsored by the Nine- Christian Brothers Academy. highest rank to sqii.ni members in C1M "f Those interested may register by emergency phone For further information, call ty-Nines. Inc . the international or- Lincroft, painted crosses on Ruddy, a senior at Red Bank the Communitv Services Division Monmouth ganization of women pilots Pifer. Colts Neck, .mil Mary Club plans garden tour \ew teen prOgram Helfrick Jackson, are co-owners of Sandy Hook a Piper 180 Archer based at Little Star Pageant contestant The Root and Branch Garden Club A new summer camp program for Marlboro Airport Pifer. serving as will have its annual tour of gardens teens 12 to 15-years-old will be co-pilot, and Helfrick. pilot, made on July 9 at 7 p m The first garden sponsored by the YM-YWHA of the most accurate predictions of Clcarwaler open house KEANSBURG - Gina Louise Western Monmouth County from their fuel consumption and speed Ciani. 6, daughter of Mr and Mrs Friends of Clearwater will hold an to be visited will be at the home of now through Aug 15 over a specified course in a field of Glenn Ciani. here, has been selected open house Sunday at 1 p m in house Mr and Mrs Marcel Robato. New "Teen Trax," a travel camp will 31 planes as a contestant in the 1965 New No 11, Officers Row. Fort Hancock Monmouth The tour and club meet- offer two trips every week for six Jersey Little Star Pageant to be held Pifer explained that contestants People who are interested in partici- weeks during the camp period On Aug 10 in the Hyatt Hotel. New ing will then be held at the home of are not informed of the route they pating in the organization's ac- Tuesdays and Thursdays teens will Brunswick The pageant is the Carolyn Walling, here must fly until the night before the tivities are invited to attend be transported to a baseball game, event, so they cannot pretest the preliminary to the National Little Schedules will be distributed for a Broadway show, the beach, a course Each pilot must fly through Participants will not have to pay Miss Star Pageant to be held in the Sept 14 flower show in the canoeing expedition, skating arena, designated check points Pifer, who the Sandy Hook entrance fee and Orlando. Fla , in October Reformed Church church house. bowling, karate, gymnastics and holds a commercial pilot's license, may bring a picnic lunch Music and Contestants. 4 to 7-years-old will The arrangement competition more has won many earlier competitions a schedule of Clearwater activities be judged for personality, interview For further information, contact and has been president of the Garden will be provided and appearance theme is "Happy 4th of July" using the YM-YWHA of Western Mon- State Chapter of the Ninety-Nines The winner will receive a scholar- red white and or blue flowers mouth. Members have been repairing and ship, portrait, crown' banner, trophy refimshing Clearwater House in and round-trip flight to Florida to time for the Clearwater Festival compete (or the national title Aug 24 and 25 The National Little Mlsa Star pageant, formerly known as Na- tional Little Miss Pageant, is af- filiated with the Miss National Teenager Pageant Ciani is sponsored by Dr Stephen Walicky, Walicky Chiropractic Denture hygiene talk Center. Middletown, and anonymous donors Gina Louise Clanl A free program on Oral Hygiene for Denture Wearers will be held at !•••——«•••••———•n the Monmouth County Library's Manalapan Branch July 8 at 7 30 p in • ! 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Editors Mte: July 41k mean firework! and whether yM'rc watckiag them splath icroii tke iky or acrou lac silver screen, tali loaf weekend k*i all the making! 'Desperately' for a perfect family mitlnf. There are plenty of outdoor activities planned for the daytime, and when the lun sell, Hollywood kai provided a host of new movlei to to 'Desperado' make yoa laugh, make yo« cry and evea make you scream. la Tke Register's special two-day enleruln- Rosanna Arquette is still smarting meat lection, yoa'll get a preview of tome of the heal from the publicity she received from summer releases and exclusive Interviews by Register her last hit, Desperately Seeking correspondent James Veraiere with the movies' stars Susan. After being played off in print and directors — all the people behind the scene on yonr against Madonna, her co-star in the tcreea. Eajoy. movie, time and time again, she's just a tad weary of reporters but willing, nonetheless, to take the plunge one more time to pump her current movie, Silverado. Monty Python's "I am not a creepy weird stiace cadet hippie," says Arquette, 25, referring to the way she thinks some journalists painted her during her last tour of duty. In particular, she's founding father still upset over a music weekly cover story about her and Madonna. "The writer of that piece was just plain mean to me, ' she says. "And I was really hurt. Now, it's a little grows mellow hard to talk to journalists because I feel like I've been 'burned' " But being "burned" is part of the Monty Python's John Cieese stars la this actton- celebrity game, and Arquette, who's adventure tale of four reluctant heroes drawn together a vision in a pink dress, pink lace oo their trail to the western Iowa of Silverado during tights, and motley-colored boots, has the ISM's. Co-stars Include Kevin Kline. Linda Hunt, been a celebrity ever since she and Scotl Glenn and Rosanna Arquette. Opens July 10 starred in John Sayles' bittersweet romance Baby, It's You. If satire kills, as ancient Irish hards believed it did, Now, on the heels of her success then John Cleese, founding member of Monty Python in Susan Seidelman's Desperately and current star of Silverado, is a mass murderer. Or Seeking Susan, she's still on the wai. receiving end of questions about Cleete no longer practices his satire with the ferocity "boy toy" Madonna, especially con- Emilio Estevez that nude him famous, in part because he's mellowed cerning their "rocky" relationship. with age, in part becasue he's been through three years But Arquette handles it with grace of therapy Now, Cleese Is not only nicer, he's also an and ease and is not averse to author of "Families, and How to Survive Them," which speaking her mind He's his own man he co-wrote with noted British psychologist, Robin "Madonna gets what she wants." Skynner. she says with a knowing smile "And To paraphrase one British newspaper, this Python has she got more and more famous as we shed hit tortured skin In 'St. Elmo's Fire,' seven friends graduating from Georgetown made the movie It even affected the University mutt confront the challenges of work and relationships in The question is: Does the world need a sane John film It started turning into a music Cleeae? Who can forget the silly walks, the awful the 1980's. Emilio Estevez, star of "The Outsiders and "The Breakfast video, and that's not the kind of film Club," plays a law student who finds romance Interfering with hit lamilies. and the dead parrots of Monty Python's Flying I agreed to make." Circus' What sort of minds created these routines'1 career ambitlont. With Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy, Demi Moore, Arquette doesn't deny that there Judd Nelson, Ally Sbeedy, and Mare Winningham. Opened Friday. Certainly not balanced ones was plent of friction on that set. Well, not exactly balanced." says Cleese. sprawling "Sure, but that happens on almost Whatever you do, don't ask 23-year-old actor Emilio Estevez if he's his 6' 5" bulk across a sofa "But I have some problems Rosanna Arquelle every film It's part of the process, following in the footsteps of his famous father, actor Martin Sheen. with the notion of a direct link between neurosis and and sometimes it even helps the Estevez. who bears a striking resemblance to his father, is so creativity " embarrassment, avoid scenes, get so.ne letters after process." determined to make a name for himself that he did just that: he Still, most will admit a casual link between comedy your name It's been a slow process to realize how crazy Silverado, which was shot on dropped the Sheen when he was 17 and took on the surname his father and maladjustment In the case of John Cleese. who it all is." location in New Mexico last winter, was born with — Estevez went form Pythonto Fawlty Towers to Python-related At Cambridge in the 60s, Cleese planned to study law, was a much less "desperate" ex- Now, seven films later, the young actor who has starred in The films before going "Hollywood" in Silverado, his a plan he abandoned after scoring a hit as the star of perience. Although Arquette's role Outsiders, The Breakfait Club. St. Elmo's Fire, and the cult hit. Repo trademark, biting wit. seems a product of anger and the university's "Footlights" revue After a few years as a young pioneer widow is only Man, has established himself and his unconventional name in the mind frustration "Absolutely, no denial. " he says "I just establishing himself as a writer/performer on British peripheral, she relished the op- of the public, especially the adolescent audience to whom many think the more you recognize those feelings the more television, he-together with Terry Jones. Graham portunity to work with Kevin (The current Hollywood films are directed. you fret them up to use them productively " Chapman. Eric Idle, Michael Palin, and Terry Gilliam- Big Chill) Kline. Linda (The Year of In The Outsiders Estevez was part of a group of young actors If you don't free them up. what happens is what formed the now legendary troupe that was Monty Living Dangerously i Hunt, Scott ( assembled by director Francis Coppola to bring a novel by S.E. Hinton happened to Geese in the early '70s His first marriage Python. The Right Stuff) Glenn, and John ( (Tex, Rumblefish) to the screen. Although the film was not a hit. The was falling apart and he was suffering from psy- But the irony is that Cleese. one of the most promising Monty Python) Cleese Outsiders was prophetic because it set the pattern for Hollywood films chosomatic flu symptoms "Eventually, after three full British comic actors of the 70s has remained a cult "I iik>> that period in history, and about teenagers starring alumni like Estevez, Matt Dillon. Tom check up* my doctor advised me to try a psychological figure in the U.S. and is perhaps best known today as I wanted to play a strong, indepen- Cruise, and Rob Lowe approach And I did have a lot of tension I was keeping a voice hawking beer and British toffee on Top 40 radio dent woman There was a bit more The film also established a new force in the film industry Known myself busy to avoid confronting certain emotions "I think down deep I'm uncomfortable with the idea to the part, but it's a cowboy movie, alternately as the "young Turks" or "the Bratpack" (depending on Geese admits that avoiding emotions is typical ol his of stardom I didn't even choose to make Silverado not a 'cowgirl' movie " the degree of cynicism). Estevez and his young colleagues have been middle-class British upbringing. Born In 1939 in a sleepy because I thought it would be fun to be in a western, Although she presently lives in the focus of teen idolatry and media scrutiny. resort In the west of England called Weston-super-Mare working win American actors and learning to ride a California, Arquette. who is the In fact, Estevez is still smarting from a recent magazine article i or Weston-super-Mud because of its questionable horse " granddaughter of Cliff "Charlie that portrayed him and his actor friends as shallow, egotistical party beach I, John Marwood Cleete was an only child, the son A close friend of Cleese's has another opinion She Weaver," attended junior high in animals. of an Insurance salesman and a housewife thinks he's not a star because he has no ambition Virginia She was skinny as a "I'm much more careful about the press now," says Estevez sitting "My father was very lenient with me. ' he says. "That's more or less right," he admits "I'm always teenager and lemembers being in a trendy Manhattan hotel room dressed in a sport jacket, jeans, "which allowed my ego to grow unbounded, and I didn't amazed at the price people pay for their ambition ' teased about it a lo> Despite her and high tops. "That story was an attempt to belittle us and to show have many friends my age. So when I went to school Clearly, Cleese is a man in transition. He lives now beauty today, Arc/u-tte still holds a v. See He's, Page 10A I was very bad at mixing See Desperately.' Page 10A "I was brought up to be very respectable, avoid See Monty. Page 10A The 4DeacP rise from their graves to stalk you to yours When the world Is taken over in "Dawn of the Dead" by walking corpses, When George Romero made Night there are only 12 human* left. Comprised of a scientific research team of tke Uving Dead in 1968 he had no headed by the last remaining woman and a military escort group, the dozen idea what pop heroes his flesh-eating take refuge in an underground missile tilo and try to save the world. Opened zombies would become yesterday. Now, one sequel, (Dawn of Ike Dead) and millions of dollars in box office grosses later, Romero knows that the public has an insatiable What a little makeup can do appetite for his carnivorous creepy- crawlies, and the mood on the set of The horror film "fanzines," those "I only went home when my dad hit third "Living Dead" film, enti- publications devoted to "monster" came to the theater and took me tled Day of Ike Dead, is - well lively movies and the glorification of those home." would not be the right word — who make them, have dubbed Day of upbeat Inspired by the movies. Savini ' the Dead make-up man, Tom Savini, first experimented with make-up To paraphrase Cindi Lauper. zom- the "wizard of gore." bies just want to have fun. when he was thirteen. "I went over And fun is what everyone on the The title is a result of Savini's an aunt's house and while she Wampum. PA., set of Day of Ike specialization, which is creating watched. I transformed myself into Dead seems to be having Production those gross-out make-up effects for a pirate. She looked at me like I was and filming are commencing inside films like Dawn of the Dead (Day's nuts. It wasn't Halloween or any- a 125-acre limestone cave that was predecessor). Friday the 13th. and thing It was July." once a thriving mine and now serves Creepshow as a storage facility for old film The word in Hollywood is that if Savini's plans to go into the negatives, surplus cheese and pow- you want an exploding head, Tom theater were interrupted, however, dered milk, and more than 3.000 Savini is the man to call. And while when he was drafted and sent to recreational vehicles. Savini is proud of the recognition his Vietnam in 1968 where he served in For Romero's purposes, the fa- make-up illusions have brought him, the Army as a photographer, an cility is now the principal set of his he's uncomfortable with the label. experience that may have something film - an underground complex to do with his preference for where the remaining scientists and "I don't like it because it's a "fantasy" films military personnel take refuge from limiting title," says Savini, who's the zombies who've taken over the just completed work on Chuck "It's a funny thing Your mind just world Norris' upcoming Invasion, U.S.A.. shuts off when you're in an extreme One particularly large office "It leaves out all the other aspects situation, like Vietnam. And when I space has also been transformed into of the work: the design, the got back I found I was heavily into a workshop for "wizard of gore" sketching, the mechanicals. But I'm escapist' art forms ' Tom Savlni. a make-up man whose glad my name has become known." gory effects have graced the best of Currently, Savini is continuing to horror films. Soon, he should be known as more work in the fantasy genre. But now Meanwhile on the set, Romero is than the "wizard of gore." Savini he's cone ntrating on directing, and directing a scene in which two first proved he could do more than a recent episode he directed for humans flee from cave-invading ZOMBIE CREATOR — George A. Romero stands 4,000 to one, the scientists — headed by the last gross us out when he co-starred with television's Tales from the Darkside tombies. For one shot, Romero, a amid a sea ol the zombie cast members of his latest remaining woman — attempt to save the world from Ed (The Right Stuff) Harris in entitled "Inside the Closet" has been George Romero's Knightrlders. tall, bearded man who wears a lucky horror movie — "Day ol the Dead," which he wrote complete takeover by reanimated corpses that eat submitted for an Emmy. scarf (even when he shoots in the Ironically, Savini has a long track and directed. In the film, members of a scientific only human flesh. Terry Alexander, Joseph Pilato record is a stage actor, playing summer), shows actor Jarlath Con- research team and a military group are the last 12 and Lori Cardille star in this United Film Distribution "My goal has always been to roy how to clobber a female zombie everything from Hamlet to direct," says the young make-up remaining humans on earth, and take refuge in an Company release. Quasimodo. But the fans don't want with a two-by-four. It's a tricky stunt underground missile silo. Although outnumbered artist "And I discovered that it because Conroy must deliver a to see his Melancholy Dane. They're wasn't much of a transition since I convincing but glancing blow so that movies. After all, zombies are pretty more interested in his marauding, often direct scenes in which my science fiction tale about the last rating, or make the film for half as cannibalistic zombies. the foam rubber "plank" doesn't man on earth being pursued by much. I opted for the latter and had silly." effects are used. As a director. I get bend upon impact. Several "takes" mutant vampires, Romero and a to cut the story down. So there may Currently planning a film adapta- to use everything I've learned — tion of Stephen King's "Pet Will Day of the Dead be as acting, make-up, misdirection In later, Romero voices his approval writer named Jack Russo put be another film." stomach-wrenching as its prede- and the crew applauds Conroy and together the Night of the Living Sematary, " Romero then ponders the past I've been upset by directors Critics of Romero's "Living cessor? the plucky actress beneath Savini's Dead script. In 1979, Romero himself the Hollywood wisdom that the who don't know how to shoot my Dead" films say they pander to the make-up. wrote and directed its blockbuster horror boom is over. "That's what "Absolutely," says Savini, "even effects. Now. I get to exercise basest instincts in the audience. Later, Romero tits In his office sequel, Dawn of the Dead And Hollywood is about," he sayd wryly more so. Dawn was primitive in complete control " "That might be," laughs Romero. over lunch. It's been 17 years since despite reports that Day of the Dead "They make a dozen bad horror comparison." "The question really is: Is there a Actor, make-up man, director Is he made Night of the Living Dead for would be the final installment In a films and then claim the public segment of society so frustrated that Born the son of an Italian immi- there a common link that connects $114,000, and the love affair with trilogy, Romero now has tentative doesn't want to see that type of film it responds to aggressive behavior on grant in Pittsburgh (where he still all of Savini's skills? zombies continues, "Yeah," smiles plans for another zombie epic. anymore. Obviously, the horror cy- Romero over his lamb chops. "I love the screen in a negative way? I'm cle hasn't ended since the first two makes his home), Savini spent many "To tell the truth I really think of 'em." "I had a script that demanded a $7 much more afraid of a Dirty Harry people sat around a campfire and of his formative years holed up in the myself as a magician My job is Originally inspired by the Richard million budget, but our backers said film in that context. Don't forget wondered what that sound' was It local movie theatres, watching films make you believe that what you're Matheson novel, "I Am Legend," a we would have to guarantee an R- what we have here are monster ain't never gonna be over." like The Man of a Thousand Faces seeing is real."- 10A Hi,, hVuLlrr THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1985

'Desperately' - THURSDAY PRIME TIME Continued from'Page 9A He's 10:30 low opinion of her physical charms. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 Continued from Page 8A "I think I look clownish. I've got O CBS News Fortune Magnum, P.I. Simon t Simon Knoll Landing that we're not serious actors but partyers.' Well, I couldn't have made these funny teeth and these three films in one year or spend four months writing a screenplay matchstick arms " NBC Nflws Family Feud Cosby Show Family Ties Cheers Night Court Hill Street Blues if I had been partying ' Most of us are hardworking men and women " She left home at 15 to study acting o The fruits of that hard work are currently on display in Si. Elmo's and improvisation in San Francisco M-A'S'H A. Bunker P.M. Mag C. Burnett MervGrlHIn Newt Fire, a portrait of young people trying to adjust to life after college before being cast with Bette Davis in o ABC Newt 20/20 which also features Ally Sheedy (Wargamei). Judd Nelson (The the television film The Dark Secret Ent. Tonight Movie: "Can't Stop The Music" Breakfast Club). Rob Lowe (Oxford Bluet), and Mare Winningham o of Harvett Home lega) Word of mouth is that St. Elmo'i Fire is reminisicent of both The News Baseball: New York Mett it Atlanta Brave* But her breakthrough came when 1 Big Chill and The Breakfasi Club o she played convicted murder Gary (D Jeflertoni Inx) News Jeffertons Jettersons Celebrate! The Fourth Ind.Newt Newt But Estevez is quick to note its uniqueness "We're too quick to Gilmore's girlfriend in The Execu- slap labels on things, " he says. "It is St. Elmo's Fire on its own, and tioner's Song O MacNeil / Lehrer A Capitol Fourth: 1985 Currant! Myileryl it's a terrific film on its own Ensemble pictures like it are not news Since her last few movies, Arquet- WKRP Nl. Gallery Biurrt to Hollywood or the paying public so it has been compared to The Big le has starred in Martin Scorsese's (D Sanlord Movie: "Winter Kite" Chill I hear people refer to it as The Middle Chill " After Hourt ("It's about the worst Sanlord Baseball: New York Mett at Atlanta Braves J Coujteau Born in Manhattan and raised in Los Angeles, Estevez has been night in a guy's life, and I play his interested in filmmaking as long as he can remember In fact, he date") And she's just been cast ffl Benjamin T«n Hippy Deyt Heppy Dtyt Hippy Dayt Happy Dayi HappyDayi Happy Dtyt directed his first movie, an 8mm silent film, when he was in the sixth opposite Jeff (Star Man I Bridges as grade. That desire grew while he attended Santa Monica High School a hooker in Eight Million Ways to ESPN SpoCtr. Spirit Of Excellence Top Rank Boxing where his classmates included Sean Penn (The Falcon and the Die HBO Movie: "Sahara" Conl'd Movie: "Moscow On The Hudson" Hitchhiker Hitchhiker Snowman i and Rob Lowe. It also prompted him to buy the rights to "I've wanted to act since I was the S E Hinton novel. "That Was Then, This Is Now,"' after he played four years old when I saw a movie USA Radio 1990 Dragnet Movie: "The Human Factor" Gangster Chronicle! a small part in the film version of Tex. Estevez wrote the screenplay about a ballet called The Red Shoes adaptation himself and the film, which he calls his "swansong to high I remember just dancing up the TUG Movie Conl'd Movie: "Racing With The Moon" Movie: "Americani" school movies," will be released later this summer. aisle when it was over. All I wanted Currently. Estevez has traded in a one-room studio in Santa Monica was to be up there on that screen." SHOW Movie Star Spangled Country Party DC Beach Party Movie: "Bachelor Party" for a cundo in Malibu, and he's trying to raise the money to direct his second screenplay, a comedy thriller called "Clear Intent," which Q BIZARRE!! he describes as "Laurel and Hardy in a Hitchcock film." * Amtrle* i Binny Hilt Is Estevez trying to establish himself as a writer-director to stay with JOHN BYNER one step ahead of the "Bratpack?" MOVIE TIMETABLE "No. we're not competitive in that way We're actually very supportive of one another I'm writing and trying to direct because I think I have to take risks if I want to grow " ATLANTIC STRATNMORE information for the movlt limttabl* •• COUNTRY- RUTQiRS PLAZA CINEMA II- provided by ih«ai*r operator! Sine* movioa ira 6'•*•!•' • Mllliona |PO) 7 30. 9 30 Bach to tha Futur* (PQ) 1 15 3 29. 5 30. 7 40. 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THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1985 LIFESTYLE Till II('KJ»|IT 11A Computer aids teacher A day for

PITTSBURGH (AP) - Colette is played as he or she has written Jousie Wilkinj, assistant it. The student hears the errors, if there are any, and corrects picnicking professor of miuie at Carnegie- Mellon University here, has turn- them. Wilkins' first disk consists ed to the computer to help of 100 tunes. Each melody has from seven to 12 notes, and they OCEANPORT - Saturday was an students tight read and write unusual day for employees of Mon- music. cover all the major and minor keys. mouth County Board of Social Ser- A software program she has vices. They were together not to developed, called Camus — com- A native of France, Wilkins learned solfege as a child and carry out the business of a welfare puter-asiisted music units in agency, but to enjoy the day and solfege — moves from simple spent 10 years studying it for two hours each week. each other's company. note identification to learning to More than 500 of the agency's hear and write music (ear-train- "I had to leam to teach in two years what I had learned in 10 employees, as well as family and ing) friends, gathered at Monmouth Park "It handles the busy work that years," she says. "I figured, something has to be done. It turns Jockey Club for the agency's annual I would have to do - playing the picnic same melody seven times for out the computer can fill in the 8»P" The board's public information them to write down," says officer. Sally Bassoff, talked about Wilkins Doing solfege in a lab not only offers students a re-enforcement the advantages of the agency's In Wilkins' system, "students family orientated function. "It's a can hear the dictation played as of class work, it offers flexibility in hours, she points out, since great opportunity for employees and many times as they like. When their families to meet in an informal it's carefully programmed," she they can work in the lab any time. Students who only need re-en- atmosphere It's real good for com- says, "the computer can act as a radeship, morale, and building esprit surrogate teacher and provides a forcement with rhythm can go directly to that work. They don't de corps." winning combination of teaching A large yellow and white tent, traits patience and interaction have the limitations they find in the classroom. located in the picnic area at the head Solfege has been around since of the track's stretch, was the hub of the llth century when a Benedic- 'No," she concedes, "it's not as activity for children and adults. It tine monk, who named notes on good as having your ear trained included a variety of hot and cold ALL TOGETHER — Among the guests at a picnic the agency; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller of Union the musical scale "do-re-mi" by a fine quartet But listening to foods and cakes, provided by a local lor Monmouth County Board o) Social Services Beach, with Mrs. Miller holding the couple's son etc., after the first syllable In a a record isn't as nice as listening vendor as well as the participants employees, their families and friends, were, from Travis, and Ricky Bainton. Out in front are the number of Latin hymns, acquired to a fine quartet in person, themselves. left to right around the table, John and Sandra Miller's other sons, Todd, left, and Tony. a reputation for training singers either " After being served by agency Bainton of Aberdeen, Sandra Is the receptionist at In CMU solfege classes, "stu- In addition, she notes, "sound volunteers, those attending re- dents learn how to read music I from the computer) is not as treated to umbrella shaded picnic Road in Freehold Township, is the They also learn how to hear, read good as it could be. but better and tables to enjoy the company of county welfare agency which admin- and write musical notation.'' says better synthesizers are being family and friends isters the Aid to Families with Wilkins. who sees Camus as "re- developed We have a researcher Guests could also enjoy the action Dependent Children IAFDC) and enforcing " class work here at CMU working on that of 10 thoroughbred races Wagering Food Stamp Programs With the aid The student must listen to one "This is still in its infancy." windows and television monitors are of approximately 550 employees and of the 400 tunes Wilkins has says Wilkins "In a few years, provided in the track's picnic area outreach offices in Long Branch, written for the program's four students will be able to go to Olive Sullivan of Rumson. super- Asbury Park. Keansburg and Eaton- levels of difficulty, and then libraries and borrow solfege visor of income maintenance for the town, the agency provides a variety reproduce it This includes not training disks Right now. you agency and chairman of the event, of other social services only selecting the right notes, but might have a program, but it said. "We selected the park because Agency social workers, income also choosing whether the note is doesn't work on your machine it's in a central location, the kids maintenance workers and volunteer sharp, flat or natural, a quarter I Wilkins' Camus can be run on enjoy watching the horses, and the coordinators help provide counsel- note, half note or whatever the Apple II and the IBM PC. I In track has been cooperative in help- ing, meals, and employment and When the student strikes the next few years well see a ing us set up our tent " training services to the elderly, play' on the keyboard, the tune standardization of software " The Monmouth County Board of disabled and handicapped residents Social Services, located on Kozloski of the county. Smoking not a symbol of sophistication Dear Ann Landers My daughter, print a slightly abbreviated version. effective contraceptive for all teen- age 11. receives Young Miss maga- TEENAGE GIRLS. SMOKING agers and the safest for most zine The attached ad is the first AND THE PILL Taking the pill actually reduces the thing you see when you open it I Ann Landers Some 40,000 American women will risk of malignant endometrial and know your feelings about the tobacco die of lung cancer this year. The ovarian tumors. companies In the interest of fair- You have to go to work, pay taxes, majority of those deaths could be What about weight gairT Only ness will you print if — S L In LA wear normal clothes and raise kids characterized as self-inflicted - women between 35 and 44. and not "GREAT SAVINGS DOES SMOKING REALLY who grow up to be teenagers Why be caused by smoking cigarettes. teenagers, seem to have a real MAKE YOU LOOK MORE GROWN in such a hurry0 — R J Reynolds Soon, in fact, lung cancer will have problem with poundage when they THROUGHOUT THE STORE' UP' Tobacco Co overtaken breast cancer as the stop smoking Balance a few un- It's a crazy world Most adults Dear SI. I applaud Ike R.J. leading cause of cancer deaths wanted pounds against lung cancer Over 100 Sets On Display would love to look younger than they Reynolds Tobacco Co. for ruuiag among women or an unintended pregnancy and really are while most young people that ad I* Yoaag Mils Magaiinr I Two of three women survive which is the heavier1 Many in Stock For are busy trying to look more adult wlik tkey would ma II oflen la breast cancer but only one of seven Immediate Delivery This is one reason many young People and Seventeen beats lung cancer. So it is surprising There's every reason for teenage girls to fear cigarettes and many people lake up smoking Today Ii July 4. What as Meal that 30 percent of women still 1874 Highway 35. Middletown Well, we wish they wouldn't For time lo declare ooe's iadepesdenct smoke, and a lot of them are very reasons for those who are sexually 1 one thing, it down t work A 15-year- and vow nevermore lo be a slave lo young Since 1*79. more teen-age active to stop fearing the pill. That i Mile N of Sears old smoking a cigarette looks like the tobacco habit. girls than boys have taken up so many do neither is a puzzle and Open Mon.. Tues Thur & Fri. till 9:00 671-0044 nothing more or less than a 15-year- Tke following letter was received cigarettes, and they find them hard a potential tragedy old smoking a cigarette the same day your letter arrived: to put down. One reason is fear of Even though we're a tobacco Dear Ann Landers Kindly print gaining weight. company, we don't think young this illuminating editorial from the Fear of gaining weight Is also why people should smoke There is plenty New York Times It deserves the many sexually active teenagers IMMEDIATE of time to think about whether or not kind of visibility your column could won't take the pill There's another smoking is right for you give it - Mother Of Three Teenage reason fear of cancer For the most I Besides, when you think about it. 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COMICS .... 6 BUSINESS. 7 Sports THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1985 B Curren blazes past humbled McEnroe WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Top-seeded John Lloyd will play Rinaldi and Navratilova will meet McEnroe, seeking to become the first American to win Garrison In the women's semifinals today, with the final :hree consecutive men's singles titles in the Wimbledon scheduled Saturday. The men's semifinals will be held tennis championships, was blasted out of the tournament tomorrow and the championship match Sunday. .yesterday by hard-serving Kevin Curren 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. "He just overpowered me," admitted McEnroe, who Where do [ailed to reach the final of this grass court tournament for Ball girls on scene, page 4B the first time since 1979. The victory sent Curren, a native of South Africa who became an American citizen this year, into the semifinals, where he now will face veteran jimmy Connors, the No. "It was a combination of me being off my game and him they get just wanting to win," said a subdued McEnroe, whose 3 seed who is seeking a third Wimbledon crown. Connors advanced with a 6-1, 7-6 (7-3), 6-2 quarterfinal victory over game during the tournament never showed the brilliance Ricardo Acuna of Chile. or genius that had taken him to three Wimbledon titles in In the other semifinal, No. 5 Anders Jarryd of Sweden the past four years. the names? will meet 17-year-old Boris Becker of West Germany, a Instead, it was Curren's blistering serves that domi- skyrocketing star who has been made a 7-4 favorite by nated this match. • London's bookmakers to capture the title. In the "I felt really old out there," the 26-year-old McEnroe ver wonder where or how major quarterfinals, Jarryd defeated Heinz Gunthardt of Switzer- said after being thrashed on Centre Court, only his second league baseball teams come up with land 6-4, 6-3, 6-2, and Becker, the youngest player ever to straight-set loss at the hallowed All England Club. The some of their nifty names? reach the Wimbledon semifinals, beat Henri Leconte of first was by Tim Gullikson in 1979. E "I guess it was a pretty difficult thing to cope with, being Oh, sure, there are the obvious ones France 7-6 (9-7), 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 like the Texas Rangers, named after the While the men's draw has tumbled Into disarray with two sets down, because I didn't seem to cope with it very famous cowboy cops And, of course we three of the top four seeds now on the sidelines, Martina well I hope that it stays a rare experience for me," saide have the Brewers Everybody knows Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd continued their McEnroe what they concoct in Milwaukee Los expected march toward a showdown for the women's It also was rare for McEnroe to get around on Curren's Angeles is the "City of Angels", even crown Navratilova beat her doubles partner, No. 5 Pam booming serve, spraying service returns all over the court. though Reggie Jackson and Company Shriver, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3, and Lloyd eliminated Barbara Potter And when he got the ball back in play, the returns usually actually play in Anaheim And Minne- 6-2, 6-1 in the quarterfinals. were high floaters that Curren put away with crisp volleys. sota's baseball team plays on the border Along with Navratilova and Lloyd, the co-No. 1 seeds, of the twin cities Minneapolis-St reaching the all-American women's semifinals were No. ASSOCIATED PRESS It was the second time in three years that Curren had UPSETS McENROE — Kevin Curren of Austin, Paul 8 Zina Garrison and No 16 Kathy Rinaldi Garrison ousted eliminated the defending champion here. In 1963, Curren Texas waves his racquet over his head in jubilation qualifier Molly Van Nostrand 2-6, 6-3, 64 and Rinaldi served 33 aces in upsetting Connors. All of those are pretty easy to figure defeated No 7 Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 1-6, after upsetting defending champion John McEnroe in out 6-1 See WIMBLEDON, Page 2B the quarter-finals yesterday. But how about the San Francisco Giants'' Did you know that all of the original Giants' players were over 6 feet tain The Dodgers, who used to live in Brooklyn, also have an interesting story Trolley cars used to be a main source of travel on the streets of that beloved borough In fact, there were so many that people had to exercise extreme caution when getting from one side of a street to the other They came to be called trolley dodgers It is ironic that the Dodgers moved out to California because the name still applies Have you ever been on the Los Angeles Freeway1"

But you II never guess in a zillion years how the Bronx Bombers came to be called the Yankees Most of us know that the name Yankees is something we inherited from our British cousins We've come to love it We ve written songs about it Why. it's downright patriotic to call a fellow American "Yank" THE REGISTER/CARL D FORINO It wasn't always that way AT THE FINISH — Protest, right, with Chris Antley in the saddle, wins the second and Proven Proud, with Mike Miceli up, was third. The winner ran the mile and one If you're into history at all, you 16th in 1:43.2 and paid $7.40. probably know that the Dutch, the great race at Monmouth Park yesterday. Sandsaw, under Herb McCauley, was second people of The Netherlands, settled New York in the 17th century In fact, they called that place New Amsterdam after their own famous city But the British confiscated all of the Encolure is top choice in today's Lamplighter land belonging to those early set- tlerswithout firing a shot The Dutch were peace lovers You history buffs The Lamplighter is open to 3-year-olds He has two wins and a second in three turf field of 10. Take It on the Lam is also may recall how they bought that piece of If JK HINTELMMM going one mile and one-sixteenth over the tries. Herb McCauley rides at 116 pounds. entered in the Lincroft, along with land from the Indians for 24 bucks and The Register turf course. stablemate Rumptious Rumptious recently nary a shot was fired But that's another OCEANPORT - Margaret Porter's En- Anderson Fowler's Jusavlk could be the won an allowance race at Belmont Park In story colure, who has career earnings of $338,924. Encolure, trained by Tom Morgan, fin- upsetter. He has a perfect two-for-two mark New York. Somehow these folks from two dif- heads a field of nine in this afternoon's ished second to Skip Trial in his previous on the turf, although his overall record is not ferent countries managed to live side by $50,000 Grade II Lamplighter Handicap at start, the Ohio Derby. He has five wins and that impressive. Vince Bracciale, Jr. rides side We won't go so far as to say that Monmouth Park The Lamplighter opens an five seconds from 14 lifetime starts, but this at 113 pounds. Others entered in the Lincroft are Bold it was harmonious Let's face it. ethnic extended, impressive weekend racing pro- will be his first effort over the turf course. Julius, Misty Mac. Duke Me, La Pawn, jokes are as old as mankind and both gram at the Shore oval Regular rider Ron Ardoin handles the A field of 16 heads the 125.000 Very Lucky Rough Edge, Political Consent, Clone and sides liked to fling a little callousness highweight at 122 pounds Stakes, the seventh race on the card. The Glacier. „ back and forth across the imaginary line The 150.000 Lincroft Handicap will be the Very Lucky Is a five-furlong sprint on the turf course. W.M. Backer's Applause and of demarcation once in a while feature on Friday and the f 100,000 Grade II Take It on the Lam. owned by Low The Molly Pitcher Handicap, which also But we've inherited quite a few Molly Pitcher Handicap will be run on Meadows and trained by Dan Dufford. James M, Casey's Milady's Eagle are the principal contenders. carries an additional Breeders' Award epithets from those early days and those Saturday All three days will have 10-race should be the principal challenger to premium of $50,000 is open to fillies and derivations are amply noted by Paul programs Post time for the first race today Encolure During his brief career of seven The Lincroft Handicap, also at one mile mares, 3-year-olds and up, going one mile Aurandt in his book, "Destiny" Most of will be 1 30 p.m. races, he has three wins and three seconds. and one-sixteenth over the turf, features a and one sixteenth. the barbs were once thrust at the people of Holland by the Britons For instance, a Dutch uncle was a stern, hypercritical type. Dutch treat Pagliarulo's muffin 10th does it was no treat at all When someone was in Dutch, he was in trouble Frogs were called Dutch nightingales, and someone taking the Dutch route had committed suicide Blue Jays salvage one game from Yankees, 3-2 Oh, yes, Dutch defense was surrender It is no wonder that the situation between these two peoples in the new world became increasingly unfriendly TORONTO (AP) - With a flight to the West Coast waiting for But the British had another favorite Toronto after yesterday's game, center fielder Lloyd Moseby name for their Dutch-speaking wanted to make the trip an enjoyable one for the Blue Jays. "friends" They observed the affinity the Hollanders had for cheese And so, from something as innocent as food, the name John Cheese became synonomous with Mets win, page 2B one of Dutch persuasion It must have been a satisfying label for the English-speaking people because "It's a long flight and you need something to make it a little their neighbors from the Low Countries more fun," said Moseby, who scored on New York Yankees third couldn't manufacture anything original baseman Mike Pagliarulo's throwing error in the 10th inning to enough to use as a comeback. give the Jays a 3-2 victory. Moseby started the inning with a broken-bat single past the So what did they do? Well, they just outstretched glove of diving first baseman Don Mattingly and decided to rifle the same low blow on the promptly collected his 23rd stolen base of the year. After Willie British. The problem was. they couldn't Upshaw walked, George Bell slapped a grounder to Pagliarulo pronounce it the same way The name The Yankee third baseman missed his tag as Moseby raced into John was Jan to the Dutch. And they third and then threw wildly past first. Moseby then scored as the didn't use the "ch" sound in their ball rolled down the right-field line. vocabulary. "I thought at first that he was gong to try for the double play, And so ... "Jan Kees," they shouted. but when I saw he was going to try and make the tag, I gave him "Jan Kees." my right shoulder and then pulled it away, " Moseby said. The New York Yankees, who were Rich Bordi, 1-2, the third Yankee hurler, took the loss, while once the Highlanders, eventually in- Jim Acker improved his record to 5-2 as the Blue Jays salvaged herited a name that was anything but one game of the three-game series. flattering in its origin. And isn't it odd how some things never Toronto right-hander Dave Stieb went nine innings, allowed two seem to change? There are the Yankees, runs on seven hits, struck out six and walked two. Stleb's league- out there In The Bronx ... and the big leading earned run average rose to 1.94. Steib has allowed two runs cheese is still molding there in the front ASSOCIATED PRESS or less in his last nine games. office LEGS IT OUT — The ball squirts away from safely into second base during yesterday's game The Yankees, after leaving runners stranded In the first, third Toronto Blue Jays' shortstop Tony Fernandez, in Toronto. Winfield stretched a hit into a double and fourth innings, finally got some clutch hitting in the fifth to right, as New York Yankees' Dave Winfield slides on the play. tie the game 2-2. THUBSDAY, JULY 4, 1985 I l.f l|l'uM<< SPORTS BRIEFS Foster cracks three-run homer Wall sets twin modified races

ALL - Saturday nights ing a farewell appearance before races at Wall Stadium will the appearance of the new modi- as Mets turn back Pirates, 6-2 Wfeature twin. 35-lap fea- fied affordable division Modern tures for modifieds Expected in stocks will run a 25-lap feature unearned run on a single by Leonard. Hurst. 4-7, walked one batter and struck out a and street stocks will go 15 laps NEW YORK (API - George Foster hit a three- the field are current point leader Trlllo's solo shot over the left field fence in the career-high 10 in registering his first complete run homer, capping a four-run first inning, and Ed Gil Hearne of Jacobstown. de- Saturday nights's show begins third inning, only his eighth homer since 1981. game of the season Lynch scattered nine hits last night to lead the fending champ Tony Siscone of at 7 p m with the gates opening made it 2-0. Davis followed with a walk, went to The Red Sox pushed across five unearned runs Hammonton, John Blewett Jr. of New York Mets to a 0-2 victory over the at 5 third on Leonard's single and scored the Giants' on four hits in the third inning off starter Danny Lakewood, Tony Ferrante Jr. of Pittsburgh Pirates. The second demolition derby of third run on a single by Bob Brenly. Darwin, 6-8 They loaded the bases when Glenn Franklin Square. N Y., Don Ling Foster's 12th home run came against Jose the season htis the track Sunday Atlanta cut the deficit to 3-2 in the sixth when Hoffman walked, Steve Lyons doubled and Marty of Brick Township, and Tom at 7 p.m. Joining tyhe de- DeLeon. 2-11. the losingest pitcher in the major shortstop Rafael Ramirez singled and Murphy hit Barrett, who had four hits, reached first on Mauser of Farmingdale molishers will be the street leagues The Pirates have now scored only 36 runs his'20th home run, tops in the majors Darwin's fielding error stocks, scheduled for a 25-lap in 17 starts by DeLeon, who pitched seven innings Sportsman, modern stocks and Brenly led off the bottom of the inning with a feature Over 100 cars are ex- i and allowed just five hits, only two after the first Darwin then struck out Dwight Evans, but street slocks are also scheduled double and Chris Brown walked. Brenly went to pected in the demo derby inning walked Boggs to force in Hoffman with the first with the sportsman division mak- third when Scot Thompson hit a potential double Len Dykstra drew a leadoff walk from DeLeon run Jim Rice followed with a sacrifice fly and djay grounder to second, and scored when in the first and took second on a single by Wally Bill Buckner stroked a bloop double to left to Ramirez threw wildly past first. Lawler to coach YMCA swimmers Backman Dykstra then stole second and scored make it 3-0 The Giants made it 5-2 in the seventh on an RBI on a single by Keith Hernandez, who now has 10 ARLBORO - Lorraine A scheduled Mondays through single by Leonard, but Atlanta drew within 5-3 in Mike Kasler then hit a two-run single to give game-winning RBI this season, tops in the major Lawler of Aberdeen has Fridays from 12 10 pm until the eighth when Murphy came home on a throwing the Red Sox a 5-0 lead leagues been named diving coach at 12:50 (or two weeks. The current error by Garrelts. M Two outs later, Foster homered to left center- the YMCA Arrowhead Family session ends July 12 The next Mariners 5, White Sox 1 Swim Club She is a senior at field, giving him 11 runs batted in during his last sessions will be July 15-26. July CHICAGO - Al Cowens broke a 1-1 tie with a State University of New York, 11 games. Guy Bush, 83: Gave 29 to Aug 9 and Aug 12 to 23 two-out. two-run double in a four-run eighth inning where she holds all the varsity Lynch. 5-5, allowed Tony Pena's sixth home run Membership is not necessary for to lead the Seattle Mariners to victory over the records for diving Last year, she diving lessons in the fourth inning and another run in the ninth Lynch struck out two and walked none in his Chicago White Sox. Ruth is last homer earned AIIAmerican honors on Lawler plans to start a diving fourth complete game. With the score tied 1-1 in the eighth, Alvin Davis both the one and three-meter team and those interested may boards .« The Mets added a run in the fourth when Darryl reached on a fielder's choice. Gorman Thomas contact her at Arrowhead A walked and Domingo Ramos was inserted as a TUPELO. Miss (API - Guy Bush, who Diving lessons at Arrowhead diving league with other clubs is Strawbery lofted a flyball that right fielder gave up Babe Ruth's last home run, died George Hendrick lost in the lights for a ground- pinch-runner for Davis. A wild pitch moved are open to youths 8-17 and are planned Ramos to third and Thomas to second, setting the Tuesday of cardiac arrest after doing some rule double Strawberry took third on a groundout work in his garden in Shannon He was 83 and scored on a sacrifice fly by Ray Knight stage for Cowens' double down the third base line Bush puched 17 years in the major leagues, New York's final run scored in the eighth on an and just out of the reach of White Sox third River Plaza Hose is still first compiling a 176136 record On May 25. 1935. RBI single by Gary Carter Pittsburgh scored its baseman Tim Hulett. Dave Henderson followed with a double, I've days before he retired. Ruth hit three IDDLETOWN - River behind Bob Pruskiewicz and John second run in the ninth on Hendrick s run-scoring scoring Cowens and chasing reliever Dan Spillner. homers for the Boston Braves two off Bush of Plaza Hose Co remained Riley Community, led by Chris single 2-2. Jim Presley walked and Bob Kearney then Pittsburgh Ruth finished with 714 three games ahead of Diodado and Jim Holcumbe. A sellout crowd of 46.2ft watched the game that I singled to score Henderson with the fourth run of Rush, known for his colorful tales and Belford, Community Fire Co . blasted Brevent Park. 17-7 Fair- was followed by a fireworks show. the inning knowledge of pitching never minded la Iking and Fairview in the Middletown view knocked off last place Port Seattle starter Bill Swift, 3-1. the first or three about Ruth's final homer Township Fireman Softball Monmouth. 14-3. helped by Sal Giants 8, Brivet 3 Mariner pitchers, was the winner "He hit it so far it looked like a golf ball.' League with a 5-2 win over Old Izzo and Mike Maguire SAN FRANCISCO - Manny Trillo drove in two Seattle jumped on top 1-0 in the third inning off Bush said in a recent interview Village In the league All-Star Game, runs with a single and his first home run of the starter Gene Nelson when Jack Perconte tripled Bush originally was drafted by the Chicago Belford beat Navesink. 8-7. the East defeated the West, 14-8 season and Jeff Leonard also knocked in two runs to give the San Francisco Giants a victory over and scored on Alvin Davis' double Cubs in 1919. signing for fl.000 A year later the Atlanta Braves Chicago came back to tie the game 1-1 in the Bush was pitching in the major leagues for the Stafford Tire wins Optimist title Jim Gott. 4-5. allowed six hits and two runs over fifth when Ozzie Guillen doubled, went to third on Cubs He also pitched for Pittsburgh. Boston 6 2-3 innings before giving way tr reliever Scott a flyout and scored on Oscar Gamble's infield St Louis and Cincinnati IDDLETOWN - Stafford run homer Stafford scored three Garrelts. who was touched for an unearned run single He finished with a career earned run Tire, which is currently in runs in the 13th to win in the eighth before recording his sixth save The White Sox had leadoff doubles in the average of 3 86 and for four years was the MIfirst place in the Metro Don Burns, who pitched five The Giants rapped out 13 hits and took second, fifth and six Innings but failed to produce highest paid pitcher in the National League Super League, won the Salisbury wins and had 12 hits, was named advantage of four Atlanta errors for only their a run each time Bush retired from the major leagues in 1945 Md Optimist Tournament Most Valuable Player Joe Shan- third victory in 15 games after playing with Cincinnati outlasting a field of 16 teams non hurled two wins giving up San Francisco took a 1-0 lead in the first inning Red Sox I, Brewers t Bush was married to Dolores Rush MILWAUKEE - Left-hander Bruce Hurst held from the East just two runs. against Atlanta starter Steve Bedrosian. 5-7. when The funeral service will be al 4 p m today the Milwaukee Brewers to five hits as the Boston Stafford lost its first game and Stafford Tire also recently won Chili Davis singled to center, moved to second at the First Baptist Church of Shannon, and Red Sox ended a four-game losing streak with a then rolled off seven straight the Red Bank Tournament and when Dale Murphy hobbled the ball and scored an burial will be in the Shannon Cemetery wins In the finals. Stafford led. leads Henry's 2-0. in the rain- victory 3-1. in the last inning, but Hunt's delayed final game of the Toms Brothers tied the game on a two- River Tournament There's room for more in Elks Softball Ocean beats Eatontown in Carleton tilt ELMAR — Ten spots remain four-team brackets available in the Belmar Elks Additional information may be nose by a return throw to the mound Al Socolow White's fielder s choice Keezer was safe on ly JIM HINTELMANN BWall Classic Softball Tour- obtained from Rick Kelly. finished up another error with Socolow scoring nament The slo-pitch tourney 681-6863 The Register We had some good pitching," Siegel said, "and "We don't usually play like that. Ealontown runs from Aug 2-4 and has eight. OCEAN - Ocean Township's Ed Carleton Robbie Goslin has been hitting well " coach Jim Edwards said It was a bad defensive League baseball team hasn't been having the Eatontown (4-2) hurt its own cause with five game and I hope we got it out of our systems " success the state Group III championship high errors, but did score the first run of the game in Eatontown got two runs back in the fifth Steve Rover wins in 15th NHRA event school team had, but it did score a 4-} National the first inning when Jim Lsstella doubled and Pesce singled and scored on a double by Keefer North triumph over Eatontown yesterday to even scored on a base hit by Pat Tnuh Trush beat out an infield hit with Keefer going to T PIE. CANADA - Matt Rover has competed in na- its record at 2-2. Ironically, Trush was the shortstop for Ocean's third and Neil Tdnnenbaum s fielder's choice Rover of Middletown won the tional events for the past 10 years high school team, but was allowed to play for drove in Keefer Sstock eliminator class at the and owns The Wild. Wild Wedge, Ocean coach Bud Siegel had a simple enough Eatontown because he wasn't able to play on the Eatontown had a chance in the seventh inning 15th annual NHRA Molson Grand a 1970 Challenger He has been explanation on why his team hasn't won that Ocean Carleton League team when Laslella and Keefer walked with one out. Nationals in St Pie Rover drag racing since high school, many games but Trush forced Lastella al third for the second defeated former world champion getting his start at Raceway We don't allow any of the graduating seniors Ocean scored twice in the third helped by poor out and Keefer was throw out trying to steal third Tex Miller of Pennsylvania in the Park in Englishtown from the high school team to play on our Carleton Eatontown fielding to end the game final eliminations League team," Siegel said "We want to play the Socolow singled and Bob White walked with I sent him. Edwards said I thought he was kids who will be coming back next year." none out Rich Amchio forced White at second safe, but if he got thrown out then it's my Missing, therefore, are such standouts as but Socolow scored on a wild throw to first Mark responsibility I like to use a running game Gasarch nails hole-in-one pitcher Ted Feindt and outfielder Kevin Knier, Keezer was safe on another error as Aruchio Frank Cannella was the losing pitcher but none but Ocean's Carleton League team still has some scored the runs he allowed were earned Flight Joan Miller had first low IDDLETOWN - Bette talent from the high school team Ocean got what turned out to be the winning Eatontown. which is in second place in the net. and Jimmie Miller was Gasarch capped 12 years of Jamie Drum, who had a 2-1 record for the runs in the fourth Mike Lapore walked and went National North behind Point Pleasant 16-1 >. plays second MIgolfing yesterday with her Spartans, was the winning pitcher, but had to to third when Socolow was safe on an error host to West Linn Branch Monday Ocean is at "B" Flight low gross • Rose first hole in one Gasarch leave in the fifth inning after being struck in the Socolow stole second and Lapore scored on home against Neptune the same day plunked in a five iron shot on the Hanily. low net • Phyllis Mann, 120-yard, ninth hole at Beacon second low net - Evelyn Ponzini Hill "C" Plight: low gross • Betty In medal play for 18-hole Pokus. low net - Marilun Wimbledon Barthold. second low net - players at Beacon Hill. Colleen Continued' from Page 1B Luker took low gross in A" Evelyn Russell I am a much more mature and experienced hard-hitters. But this time, it was Becker, who is Navratilova and Shnver hooked up in one of the player since two years ago when I beat Jimmy being compared to McEnroe when he made his best matches in this tourney, repeatedly ending Fischer wins at Colonial Terrace here." said Curren. "I was nervous back then, but first appearance here in 1177, who controlled the up at the net face-to-face, exchanging reflex felt more in control today." match after they had split the first two sets volleys But Navratilova. seeking her fourth ANAMASSA - Laura Fis- Grofyohann won flight C with a Curren broke McEnroe's service in the fifth and "I tried some different things," Becker said straight women's title, won the first-set cher won Flight A at 30 seventh games of the first set, the first and "Sometimes I stay back, sometimes I moved in tiebreaker 7-5, then dominated the final set Colonial Terrace yester- Peg Lovvorn won Low Putts seventh games of the second set and the seventh more I tried something and finally it was all W "I knew I had to play a real tight match. day'with a 32 Ethel Locklair won with a dozen. game of the final set. Four times McEnroe right " Navratilova said Whoever wins the first set has flight B with a 34 while Maryjane reached break point on Curren's serve, and the In the first-set tiebreaker, Becker won four a big edge On grass, playing three out of five, right-hander repelled each one. straight points for a 5-1 lead. But Leconte. who it probably would not have made that much Although Connors is the top seed left in the Way and Parker lead Fort upset second-seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia difference But playing two out of three, the men's singles, at 32 he is being called too old. in the fourth round, strung together five straight difference is huge " ORT MONMOUTH - In the with 140 "I wasn't any more fired up about McEnroe points, moving to set point at 6-5 Shriver agreed blind tournament at Fort Virginia Gore was low putter losing than if he had won," Connors said after his Then the blond wrapped up the tiebreaker 9-7 FMonmouth. Kay Way and with 31, and Linda Davidson was victory "I still have to get through my part of by capturing four of the last five points "Once iJ lost the tiebreaker i. I knew I was in Mary Parker won the low gross closest to the pin on the seventh the draw whether it's him or Curren. Leconte captured the next set, before Becker, a bit of trouble, because the key with Martina is prize with 182 Jane Beard and hole "Being in 'he semis is no great thing for me. his groundstrokes finding the range and his to nave her miss some volleys," Shriver said "I Ruth Hart were the net winners I'm at the point where I'm used to winning." volleys crisp and decisive, moved into the think she only missed one volley - her forehand The Becker Leconte match pitted two young. semifinals by dominating the last two sets in the last game "

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He was first in Four years ago he was faced with his class, but it didn't matter. He Pine Bark Nuggets a difficult decision, one which ia traveled all over Europe during his Roses Azaleas probably being made by many high last two years of study at 2 for »10°« 3 for »150° school graduates. Wilcox had run Dartmouth How could he run when cross country and track for Red he studied all over Europe? Yet, Bank Catholic and was a part of one both of us would get together and go $5.49 $5.49 •ach of the more successful teams in the see Dartmouth run some other Pine Bark Mini Nuggets schools history He improved each team. Believe me, it's not a loss of year and was stronger at longer enthusiasm for a sport," Wilcox distances, making him a more likely said. All Annual & candidate for the five-mile college Why is Wilcox so outspoken on the Forsythia demands subject? Vegetable Plants Pine Bark Mulch "Believe me. I enjoyed running in "Obviously, there are many high high school, but 1 was forced to DON WILCOX school seniors going to college, and 99* pack decide whether 1 wanted to compete there are probably many going with in college Not one boy on my team "A" average, but I really didn't part or full-time athletic help. The went on to run cross country. One is work to my potential in terms of first lesson they had better learn is taking the more challenging Rite Dress Root Mulch at Dartmouth studying medicine how to budget time, or they'll be Large Variety of Another is going to law school It courses In high school, everything home for Thanksgiving .., per- Landscape Size seems that each of us had the same in athletics is structured differently manently Remember, in college, Container Grown 4 for difficult decision to make and each You go to school six hours, practice you live by the national standards, Rhododendron made the same one " two, you go home and do your and that calls for a 2 0 (minimum Evergreens It's not that Wilcox dislikes homework Time is budgeted for C) average Without it, you don't 00 All Wooden Lawn sports Neither is it a question of you." play If you don't get the grades, you 3 .or *20 whether he wished lo participate in Wilcox had to make the decision lose your scholarship; it's that Ornaments college The question addressed "Going to college for four years is simple." itself to the practicality of partici- an investment of about $40,000 The Wilcox laughs a bit when he realls pating in college athletics Can an 18 classes that I took came at all sorts his sports participation in college • COUPON'——* 10% off yrar old set aside enough time to of hours during the school week I "Many of my friends were from participate in college in any sport0 had courses that started at 8 o'clock, India, and the big sport there, Grade A Wilcox has the opinion that when and during the same semester among others, is badminton I All cement Bird Baths you join a team in college. "You courses at 8 at night When I looked became an avid badminton Extra large become the property of the athletic at that, I couldn't see how I could enthusiast I participated in the department squeeze classes, running, and four intramural athletic program That's 25% off He gave some thought to cross or five hours of studying in during it. I couldn't set aside any more country and track at Monmouth He one day When you participate on time I'm completely in favor of a has a respect for the program and any team in college, you are the person competing in college sports, We a/so carry a the coach Yet. one incident got him property of the college They tell bjt I have a few words of advice full line of thinking in another direction, away you when to practice, when to eat. You had better learn which days to 89* doz. from sports and since few are really on any kind party, which days to study, which ORTHO CHEMICALS "I recall that (he guys on the of athletic scholarship for track, I days to relax basketball team had their first could see no sense spreading myself "Like I said, if you don't ... see practice at midnight on the first day all over the place and being no place you home at Thanksgiving." the team could practice I said to at all" myself Don boy how do you go to But wouldn't many people con- class study three or four hours a sider that as a form of selfishness'1 night, and practice at midnight''' "Not at all. " he said "We're Don t get me wrong. I'm not talking dollars and cents You go to knocking the college Obviously, this college to learn, not to play If a type of thing goes on all over the course is offered once during a country But 1 think that s when I semester on Friday at 8 p.m.. you OPEN 7 A.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE asked myself whether 1 could spend take it It might be the only time you that kind of money and compete in can take that course and it might be sports Was it practical1* Were my part of your major How do you do priorities in order0 that and get up for a meet at T1 If Wilcox majored in marketing He it's the only time a course is offered minored in computer science He and your major or minor depends on became president of student govern- it. what other choice do you make0 Now It's Easier Than Bver Jo BUY The Best! ment in his senior year He served "No track or cross country coach on various student body commit- wants to hear a sob story about why tees, working with the adminis- you couldn't make practice — I can tration sharing decisions made relate to that They want your INTEREST FREE CREDIT... concerning Monmouth s future His dedication and that's only fair After accomplishments were outstanding all. if you're going to do something, do it right "1 had to make a decision Sports QOU OOD have always been important to me Kids getting out of high school 9O DAYS SAME AS CASH! I knew 1 would compete somehow in don't seem to understand When you college, sports had been a way of miss a day of class in high school, life in high school But could I pay no sweat You miss a day or two of Ask For Details. Note: Not available at some locations. that kind of money and still fit class in college because you're away sports in" at a game or meet and you have a "In high school, I had close lo an disaster Do you have anv idea of Vacation Dodgers release Howe

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After we T3F1 as well as off-road driving agsinst the Atlanta Braves 9R15 I 19 S M.M endless struggles within myself to * Gas saving economy with easy-rolling 10015 • S 62 S112.M radial construction He and his attorney, Jim give the Dodgers the maximum 1 31 115OHI5 1 1160 •HIM O * Rugged strength, plus the cut and Hawkins, met with Dodgers officials talent I felt they deserved. I feel the 33I250H15 •2 94 S11I.M Outline While bruise resistance of steel belts Monday morning, but there was no utmost appreciation for them, help- • S.I. Emit July 31 Letter LOW * Selt-cteanmg tread resists plugging Range C No explanation from either side why ing me to get a fresh start. up in mud or snow Howe missed the game "I have found it necessary to EVERYDAY EVERYDAY EVERYDAY Hawkins did say. however, that advise the Dodgers that I could not Howe had passed a drug test effectively handle many of the LOW PRICES! LOW PRICES! LOW PRICES! SAVE! 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Feller, 66, is on the road from February until Pushong, a shy, bespectacled 15-year-old is the first summer's end, criss-crossing the country on the ball girl ever to appear on a showcourt — Centre Court banquet and pitching clinic circuit. and Court No 1 — at the world's most prestigious tennis Monday night, he put on hii Cleveland Indians tournament uniform one»more and took the mound at the fourth The best thing about it is being near the players annual Cracker Jack Old Timers Classic at RFK you've watched on the television." said Pushong, whose Staiium, joining 20 other Hall of Famers in the five- job is to scurry about the court, quietly collecting balls inning benefit game. i could not believe it when I was on for (Ivan) "I spend six weeks with the Indians in Tuscon then Lendl's opening match He's my favorite player, so good do about ISO banquets and pitching exhibitions each looking. " she said summer." said Feller, who recently opened a Although ball girls still are not permitted on Centre baseball school in Darlington, S.C. Court. Wally Wonfur, manager of the Wimbledon "I carry my own airline guide and I'm my own youngsters, believes that custom, too, will eventually travel agent," he said "I probably know every $90 fall flight in America " We've come this far. Now there's only one more And baseball devotees probably know lots of Feller barrier for the girls here to break down. " he said career stats including these: three no hitters; 12 one- Ball girls were introduced at Wimbledon in 1977. hitters. 44 shutouts; 2,Ml strikeouts in 3,828 innings, Queen Elizabeth Us jubilee year, the same year a lifetime earned run average of 3 25, elected to the Virginia Wade won the women's singles title for Britain Hall of Fame in 1962 in his first year of eligibility. The following year, there were 12 ball girls, then 18 Today there is another fastball pitcher, Dwight The figure has increased steadily, and this year, 22 of Gooden of the New York Mets, who some say may the 100 ball persons are girls be the next Feller But we'll have to wait and see. But never, until Pushong s Wimbledon debut, was a Robert William Andrew Feller, born Nov 3. 1118 ball girl allowed on a showcourt in Van Meter. Iowa, stepped out of the Midwest and Ball boys and girls, all of whom come from schools into an Indians uniform at the tender age of 17. in theWimbledon area, go through rigorous tests to be He spent 17 seasons with Cleveland, winning 266 selected for the All England Championships. They are games and losing 162 for a winning percentage of appointed for one year only 621 After being graded in ability, the best 14 are invited In his major-league debut, on April 23.1936, Feller DWIGHT GOODEN to work on the showcourts This year. Pushong was the fanned 15 St Louis Browns Three weeks later, he only girl selected tied the American League strikeout record by After winning 25 games in 1941. Feller spent 2'i She has an excellent temperament, a prerequisite whiffing 17 Philadelphia Athletics years in the navy during World War II In 1946, his for the job. plus plenty of stamina and speed She s While most of baseball cheered the exploits of lirst full season back, he again led the AL in wins certainly as good as the boys. " Wonfur said We another rookie. Joe DiMaggio, Feller finished his 1261. strikeouts 13481 and shutouts 1101 approached the i All England i committee and they had first year with a 5-3 record and 76 strikeouts in 62 "It was no accident that I came back ready to no hesitation in granting permission to put her on Court innings play." said Feller, who was a gunner on the One " He posted a second winning season the following battleship Alabama in the Pacific Pushong. whose mother was a ball girl at the now- year 19-71. but Feller didn't blossom until 1938 when I pitched on the ship every day. worked out on defunct Surbiton tournament in south London, wears the he led the AL in strikeouts for the first of seven times a rowing machine and lifted weights When we same green and mauve uniform as the boys except for with 240 while posting a 17-11 record landed at some of those atolls we would bulldoze the a short skirt She also feels the same pressures on court, "While I always knew I could pitch in the majors coconut trees and make room for a game on fields especially the need to be quick there was much to learn I had to learn how to pitch as hard as Hogan s brickyard " The worst thing is that if I do anything wrong, the to each ball club, how to field my position, to pick In 1947. Feller fell on the mound in Philadelphia officials might pounce on it straight away and never use off runners." he said and hurt his arm He pitched for eight moic years, girls again. " she said. "But I've no time to be nervous In 1939. at age 19, he led the league in wins 1241. but his fastball was never the same I'm too busy innings pitched 1297) and striking out opposing In his final year, 1956. Feller was 0-4 All the ball boys and girls completed seven weeks batters 1246). a triple feat he repeated in 1940 and "I was the American League player representa- training by the time Wimbledon began 1941. tive for the union and was just hanging on. " he said Players play for huge cash prizes these days and the On Opening Day 1940. the Indians defeated the Today baseball isn I the same, and Feller.says the least distraction can worry them." said Wonfur "The Chicago Whije Sox 1-0 as Feller pitched the first of biggest change is with the owners nearest people they can vent their feelings on are the his three career no-hitters With Feller winning 27 The people who buy baseball clubs today are linesmen and ball boys and girls games, the Indians went on to finish second that business people, only interested in how much money year, losing the pennant on the final day of the season they will make The kids have to have the right temperament to cope to Detroit "Years ago when somebody had a club they told with that We do not want someone breaking down in ASSOCIATED PRESS "The worst finish I can remember," said Feller you how they hoped to improve it. give the city a tears or answering back. " he said STILL RAPID — Bob Feller, lormef Cleveland "We blew a seven-game lead in two wee'is to the winner Today they tell you about cable television Indian Hall ol Fame pitcher, is 66 years old, but Although they may not appear to pay much attention Tigers. The worst part was that everybody had and marketing the team I'm not saying it's wrong, still as rapid as ever that is. olt the diamond to the ball persons, players do appreciate them, Wanfur already spent their World Series money " it's just different." he said said

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THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1985 BUSINESS 7B LOCAL SECURITIES CBS offers huge stock buyback

Banks A Industrial quot,itlons EAC Induatfhtt 7% 9 courtesy Fahnestock & Co., E.F. Ibutton Electronic Aaaociam 4% 4H merge, Foodarama • • 11H & Company Inc., and Amarlcan Sscurl- Hovnanlan Eniarprlaaa 14% 14% NEW YORK (AP) - CBS Inc., fighting a In addition, the New York Legislature has tlas. IFF 29% 29% hostile takeover bid by broadcaster Ted Turner, passed a bill that would make it difficult for aANKS AM intifumani Syiwmt 1H I*. Conirai Jwity 24 V* 25% King Jamaa Cat Ca/a 04 offered yesterday to buy back 21 percent of its Turner to acquire CBS. Crwnwai Bank 41H 42S Lwaura Tacnnotogy 5% 8** stock for $954.8 million in cash and securities. Cmi«ni Slew a«nl( 4% 8% MagnaCard 9/19 T/% The measure, covering companies in- fir 11 JfH« NaitDnal 33% Metallurgical mt 3H 4H CBS said its financial consultant, the invest- corporated in New York and having 15 percent of FIIBI r^*"*»• Hmnrfwn 4% «'- r IIBI riuviny N'fi'Vi f 69% Monmouih Park 47 ment banking firm Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc., has their stock owned by New Yorkers, would require Fitil Pw>ptM N*l< N J 9% Monmoulh Raal Eatata ft 11 Homon Bancorp 32* 32% advised it that its offer of $150 a share is "a a takeover bid to be supported by two-thirds of Uidianiic Bank 39 39H N J Raaou'ca Corp 29^ 27 National Community Bank 69 70 Pannwalt Corporal ion 37 H 37V. clearly preferable financial alternative to the a company's shares, a majority of stockholders Now Jaracy National Corp IfH 29*. Pafkln-Clm*r 25*. 26 proposed Turner Broadcasting System offer from not involved in the bid and a majority of the board Snrawibury State Bank tj 14 Pracition Opthsa it 1'4 Sial* Wifla Bancorp Ray Commlnd. Ine 2% the standpoint of CBS shareholders." 25 29% IH of directors. It also would require all share- UnliaO CounlkM Trull Co 37 v. 39 R-2000 H H Turner has valued his bid for all CBS stock, uniiad National Bank SI 93% ROM CMptofatton % 3/16 holders to be offered the same deal and require Uniwd Jwaav Bank .. 44'* 44% Spirml Maul 1/19 % which involves no cash payments, at $175 a share. extensive disclosure of the bidders plans for MOUCTMJ Stud Yar Faca % »/16 But financial analysts have put a lower price tag AILU Standards 39H MS Sufiiitt EntVOV .19 financing and for the target company Srochway 24 + 24% SupafmarkaU Q#m# 47'* 49 on the offer. Gov Mario Cuomo, who has not taken a Buck Enpinawing 10'* 13% Synua* 3% 3% Capital Cn>aa Comm 229 Thomai Induilrlaa 19V. 17 In Atlanta, Arthur Sando, a spokesman for position on the measure, is being lobbied strongly CMMSatM 3-7/1m 9 3H Tran» Olobal Alrttrwa M Turner Broadcasting System Inc., said the Data AMlty . 01 19 Trlangl* tnduatrlaa 35% 39 by Wall Street investment firms and Turner to Dan t Craft induttrm 39% 39 Umtad Taiacontoi 0'. fl'» company had no immediate comment. "Our veto the bill. Da Tomaao irtduairtaa 12% 12*. Univaraal Marina t Shark Prod 03 attorneys wiM be reviewing the document this Dtvilopmin, Corp Of Amar 12'% 13% U S Homaa 7% 7 V. Turner has said the bill is aimed at his bid. Chrrna Inc 1% 1-3/19 morning," he said. Turner initially is seeking 67 percent of CBS CBS said it would pay $40 in cash and $110 in stock. If successful, he has said he would acquire 10-year notes bearing 10.875 percent annual the remaining shares for the same terms. interest for each of the 6.365 million shares it is The offer pledges future profits and assets as seeking. X> collateral for the debt. o NY STOCK EXCHANGE CBS stock closed Tuesday at $117.50 a share in Turner, whose also owns the Atlanta Braves composite New York Stock Exchange trading. baseball team and Atlanta-based "superstation" Nf W TOM i*. | - htwoiM Uf ntttonM "The purpose of this offer is to provide CBS vyman pricM far MM Tart luck E icnar** IUMI F«dDSt 1 WTBS, has said he would not buy any 1 television Pt 9ataa LMI Chf shareholders with the opportunity to receive a Securities and Exchange Commission. stations owned by the network. - A - A - considerable premium over recent market prices Turner Broadcasting's offer carries an expira- 0 47a |IH- Turner has said he would sell CBS Inc s • Ml HXt of CBS shares for a significant portion of their tion date of Sept. 30 but it says the deadline can publishing division and Philadelphia television I) «* ?»'»+ r? tlj 7)1- ' shares while retaining a substantial equity be extended. The CBS offer will expire July 31, station WCAU to help finance his purchase of the O - 0 - • Ma .i - ' 10 173 )Jii- i investment in the company," Thomas Wyman, unless extended network. ua 7 , t i4ii 'iVi-t the chairman of CBS, said in a statement While the SEC gave permission for Turners In a filing with SEC late in June, CBS argued Wyman said CBS would reduce the added debt company to offer high-interest securities for CBS that Turner Broadcasting's "financial projections burden of the repurchase program by selling stock, there are other legal hurdles for the bid it are based on wholly unrealistic assumptionsNtnd assets and reducing corporate and divisional values at $5 4 billion. that by 1990 a combined CBS-Turner would be tO 714 Jl i « >t 1*1114 I* 1+ '. expenses in the next year. The announcement did Turners bid also must obtain permission from unable to operate " - • - Q - • 7D4 «7'i H0U 11 a » • 41* S» , t* - Q - not disclose which assets might be up for sale the Federal Communications Commission and the CBS repeated its contention that Turner 17 407 ii t* kj I 14 7 1007 11 CBS operates a television and radio network U.S. Department of Justices antitrust division Broadcasting is not financially qualified, the 1471* «>t 117 1) 1*5 4! 77 7M «-,_ i, }71 * 144 71 and owns 14 radio and five television stations Its The FCC is still reviewing Turner's bid because proposed merger would undermine news di- 17 •» 47 •> • . 711 I 141 X other businesses include the world's largest it would change the ownership of broadcast versity and lessen economic competition in news • I7M "'»+ '% NIT ii 27*1 im_ <* IK 10 4774 J! record company, toys, publishing, movies and licenses for local radio and television stations broadcasts and national television advertising. i; 1141 7«%~ H videotapes owned by CBS, while the Justice Department CBS's filing was in response to Turner's earlier 17 10 * '« »71 Turner Broadcasting System Inc began its must determine if antitrust laws would be filing with SEC in which it said a Turner-owned U*. I 7*« f •• On** >li I }4 17 .741 |IH4 7) it* W . tender offer for CBS on June 25, four days after violated if CBS and Turner's company, which also it***l TIH-1 CBS would bring in enough cash to maintain the 44 i* MO lit •VI | 01 441 getting clearance on its prospectus from the owns Cable News Network, were allowed to networks programming at its current level. 7*0 i) Ml 7)314 ]>. 1 'I i H II 441 MwWi 4*0 14 l*4( Ti- Ufr, 14 144 11' i 44 H 71 7)0 ll'. I 17 11 144 11 * 1 M io Ml 10 • 1 141 • I * *»!•*• 44 tt i • i. IM n mo M •»• A'|T 1 70 '••«•• 71>. i 11 I0K 17 % *-*••*, ao 1) 114 HN i II 11) 14 tt You'll live longer in wealthy countries GO- th 1 M 14 441 Wi - IMOJ *-»«• ] 10b »!'. '• <*0*r IM • 'V44* II - 1 4*7 ?*'• I* Mi 11 4*1 44 ) AAV 77 17 • fikiM M 411371 G'«. IM 11 11* 40'. 771 Mi- all 76 A*N>f 1 41 >M 77 1* • &IA'* 1Ut)4 )IH- WASHINGTON (AP) - The World »"»t 1} IH7 )!'. • *H IIH - "There's no doubt life expectancy MM I 17 10 2V • 10 ') • i 14 1707 17'. • Bank reported Wednesday that M il I'll 7* .* has a lot to do with income and the *#«••> m I* I0M 14 . JH • IMI I1H- Looking At people can expect to live longer in *rlN> i* 1011 bh < t MJ*u I • • Sn*M 1 1 341 30 1 level of nutrition," said Jacob )>•)• 7 Ull - '• • '*f *0 richer countries. i 30 *47'K M i+ * t 1017 IV. Feldman, associate director of the < 44 '1041 1* * Au'it 11> »1M7 1*'.+ The World's Income In 1983. it said, the average National Center for Health itftiO"' i M 704 ]) . - H H • I 114 tl* •u* I The bank classes all of the A.*, 1 M 14 431 *4». • M IT 'OH 11 * • KM among m* counirwa aampiad with an avaraga o' $14 110 Emirates. Kuwait and Switzerland 11 1'. countries with higher life expectan- AMP 1 ii m* 11 . | -. 1 M 1 14 HI u .- in 983 had even bigger average *r*" 11 41 TO * • Mjqk| 1 40 cy than the United States among 17 117* 11'4l»». +• — • 71 incomes, the World Bank said, and 14 474 "industrial market economies ' — M»MI 91 11 IH IM. • t 1 U 1 children born in those nations during • itjMU 1 ** • • MM its highest income group. They in NmttW JJJJJ K 7711 !'•». • 70 11 4)4 that year also had a long life Want* ii*0 H 414 tm- include a wide range of wealth. The I4M77 4t. Ut« 140 t HI •H* • *»*• M expectancy. average income in Italy, where IM 14 41 to** 1 10 tl V 141 1 71 t lilt It t It said the 1983 average income people born in 1983 could expect to I*U* 111 II 7*41 1*1* * HM«n4 7M 1)11 N>. * I*** 71 70 IM) -ll'i. >. was $22,870 in the United Arab live for 76 years, was only $6,400. All IT 1 17 37 id. •*•' Emirates. $17,880 in Kuwait, and IMK4 • IO t 1371 44 It4 1)'** the countries in this group have life 44 1* 4J4 11 i •» 44 M 111 10 71 it I $16,290 in Switzerland. ) , - 1 - 1 • expectancies in the 70s H 474 34t- K >-* 1 44 1] 117 14i The United Arab Emirates and kn. il l«* H 44 S40 l»»- IB t *l4 f J . . • 1 70 7 It Kuwait are small, oil-rich nations on In China, where the income is put u '- 100 * IW* i"(# 1 I0 77M H . 1 J . II 111 i 70 •7* I) -)* the Persian Gulf. and. the World at $300 a year, life expectancy is 67. * 4?« 74 4 - • - • - 1 07, 1 I) 173 47 Bank said, their free health services Life is shortest in the poorest SX 1) 7)1 ij' ! 717 IIH- II I* 31 144 ' . 1 7*7 )• i 40 1174 It 403 "t. have helped give their residents a countries. The average Ethiopian * U •*•• •'. SI VH- 4 ' J* i II T71 13H- t *7' iih high life expectancy for the area: 71 baby born in 1983, in a nation where ItwtO t-1 11 IU 70 * i «*Ca 14 4**1 11 • h.Mt 140 II Tt jn. . 70 4407 I7'« ae years It added people born in annual income is just $120, could in 17 731 4J». l| 47Ot 4t • t Vl Hf»l IM 1' 4ft SO . < * 141 I7t.* Switzerland in 1983 could expect to only expect to make it to 43 I»M7 1 fO WH • • 1)1110 44>1 l*aar il 11 II 4110 1»». • i 1-kAH SO 71. » 1*1* M • live for 79 years. Afghanistan, where the bank does 10 •* 71 . HM|1 M t 1m4 1 10 7*3 41 . tald 1 .714 41 | Inl'll 140 10 4*'l Among other countries with a not- try to estimate income, has the 11 717 47 ' Vn 440 1, |lW i H IMK tO»» - 'i 11444* 171'. 1 •M It 11)7 14't+l longer life expectancy than the 44 1", , .MflM 1 1] It 'V shortest life expectancy — 36 years. • n* • tTM )7 t I '4* 17 . IMH«n Itlt I'll United States are Sweden. 78; Japan |MMt 707 lt'» In Guinea, a West African country 1 44 M 444 77 » II MV 40't . and Norway, both 77; and Italy, the I'"** 1 710* tJ t MHp r 140 17 not 41 . where the annual income is $300. it k"*r IM 11 I7|7 SI'. 1 141 1 MO 4)4 Netherlands. Canada, and Australia. is 37 - C - c •iwk* 104 » IT* CM ) » 70*74 iim+i * - J — J - " 1DI SI . >i tnk> 7* • lOH <«*a IM 71177 H . CMW il 47' KM > > M it 774} 41 * 1)144* 1**4 IK M IN il 707 4S<, '. HIM 14 170 71 i M • 1747 241 7)>t 7 7*17 22' »• - K - *•*** U4 10 4121 M 10 221 »*»•• How do you handicap an amateur investor? II 710 II* . i i !0> 1017) 114 ro Ml «'• 11 7041 g*;'. + game" competitions for elementary interest They naturally want to stocks traded on the New York or ly CHET CUIWIEB 1*1, in h IH I 772 4 and high school students stimulate interest in the information 1 American stock exchanges or in the •> • | 1 10 13 '4*1 ID * The Associated Press Nor is it confined to small in- or services in which they specialize •. •« I '10 U17U 21H National Market System in the over- ' 10 10 710 44 1 •> NEW YORK (AP) - The real-life vestors playing with imaginary Nevertheless, these contests can the-counter market, up to a maxi- 130 11 412 *•'»- 4 1 09 10 120 il - * bull market on Wall Street seems to money. The Financial Traders As- serve as an educational and enter- mum of 20 issues. I) 1217 *J i 1 have created a vogue for amateur sociation of Marina Del Rev. Calif., taining exercise in the art of If they choose, they can put part 10 717 70 . It 407 )T t * . - T - runs regular trading championships •14 |* I11*1* 414 * < investing contests managing money And in those cases of their money in Treasury bills, and I) 117 77', - I -< * M7 )i > * Barron's magazine this month is in which brokers, investment ad- where there is no entry fee and they may sell short — that is, take 7074 11 2*4 M4+ 4 10 777 111- • 21 W starting a contest for stock-pickers visers and individual traders com- investments are made only on paper, a position seeking to profit from a M M 11*.* 1 14 I) II » that runs through Jan 10. 1986 pete on the basis of actual trans- what does anyone have to lose decline in a stock's price. But 1) 1 17 1 * » U 11171 W -2'.. 70 14* 0H4 * 1) 170 H4. » "There are no cash prizes in this actions. beyond a little time and the cost of options, futures, warrants and bonds * 444 HW* » a few postage stamps? 1 1*1 4* > * . f 71 71*4 i ••) rather improbable contest, and no The minimum starting capital are off limits. The contest form calls II 1717 J|4 4 - *% 1.»T 170 I) 144 IV. 1 trips to Europe — just gloating required for these contests is $5,000. Entries for Barron's contest must for entrants to specify the per- 1210410 «!*•* i 10a 14* 11 i*77 47 * • 17 IM US* 4 74 104- t privileges," the magazine says or $2,000 in the division for traders be postmarked by midnight July 11, centage of each investment in their 1)711 31 < i It* 114« i 13 1477 174 * 41* DH- i. Value Line, the large investment in put and call options. Some and sent to Hulbert Financial Digest theoretical portfolio. I) 111 »>.+ h • 0 HI' 114- 1 10 1*7 N'i 4 ' 441) W» I advisory and management firm, has participants operate with accounts Inc . Attn; Barron's Contest Depart- In Value Line's contest, entrants I l)i 7* . 1*0 74 t 1414 lit* >t 10 4*43 144- 'i scheduled an investing competition of $50,000 and up ment, P.O. Box 15447. Washington select one stock from each of 10 11 117 Tl't i* )7 tm- 4 tl!24 71 I '» 10 2*1 UH* to run from Dec. 2 through next May It's apparently a lot easier to stir DC 20003-0447 groups classified according tc the 7272* » 4 - '. 17 (17 M . *7 70T 71 , , 11 IM 14 - V» 30. Unlike Barron's. it is offering up interest in this kind of venture The rules, as outlined in the 12 12* 17>.« 'i 17 Mt 77*.* volatility of their prices. They make 14 1714 I7H-I 11 72 l* i 14 1)4 21H cash prizes — totaling $150,000 - for than it was a few years ago, when magazine's current issue, are a hypothetical $5,000 investment in 7H4 1M,+ h - at - 140 ''t t ]7 M'tt 17 1111 17'»+ 4 the top finishers stock prices were depressed and simple. Entrants can choose any each of their 10 choices 11 1*24 It'i 171. 44 4ltul74+ I 17 4 * )17 lt>. i II 131 4*4 ••, The idea is by no means new For public interest in the market was 10 }4*.«4 1. 'I 20141) J14 I 12H27 »*. ' 10 171 i'*» . I* some time, the Securities Industry cool, if not dormant. 440 11 • 1IH l'. '. II 7H IJ'i > H Hi 13 Mt 30"t - t. Association, a Wall Street trade The organizers of trading competi- 1 1)1 • 1 I f 7*3 444- 4 group, has sponsored "stock market tions do so at least partly out of self- MARKET REPORT 7 2711 ]i'»+ •% 13 1444 40 . 11 IDT* ]7 ,+ •. 10 1444 44 - '4 Activity over the past II UK** « * 101 7*1 1301 1*4* I IT 7*4 44*.+ 4 30 trading days 1330 71 *M 43't- ' II *17 114 ' tan 7C 1) IT * . Car sales off sharply in June ) • *4i ll't- noH 10 H1»4I4+ 4 0 - U - (rO*>t 1774 ML IW1 i»n J4.+ i pared with June a year ago It 1)7* 11 . II 1071 H 7* 1320 7 04 DETROIT (AP) — Domestic car 10 IMT 44')* I II IM ll'it • KM 10 104 234- 4 Among the smaller U.S. auto- 11 ))i *Tt*+r SO 717 » .- 4 Mln IU 10'. sales fell sharply in late June to a JSI& makers, No.4 American Honda il i;w 7*\~ ' McO«lt *O II 114 t*'i- 4 170 111733 IVi-ii 141 I 410 O4 + I rate 11.8 percent below that of a year WtOnD 1 14 Motor Co. Inc sales for June 21-30 (\ 1310 LMtrb )40 11 1141 44 + '. 14 ' ]!>.» ' IJ 441 4*W+ H ago. the seven major carmakers 177 7 441 I* . D - O - 13 137 444- '• were up 12 6 percent and were up 4 9 UnCat i 40 112141 4* + 4 reported yesterday I 1730 174- t* t tfl 4I"it '« percent for the month No 5 Ameri- II 111] 1* * '• flllt $44 4-4 II 1)1*71 »'» 1300 Jf4'nd U 171 wll + The drop caused sales for all of II IIM 34>1- H 14 147 444- i. can Motors Corp. sales continued in 1.77)7 ;>'• M 10 Hi !•'• '• U3SH IIIH- 4 June to settle at 3 2 percent below S 77 . Mt li'w '« a rut. down 48.3 percent in the final • 1311* 41 •* H 14 47*0 1)1. t JJJJ JnTatn 1 40 • mi «- >. the year-ago rate. That led market • tM If* 3 IM t*H- 4 period and 43.5 percent off for the 1290 IHM 1 «1 17431 7)4 13471 1444- 14 analysts to conclude that U.S. IW*X#I 170 7 HIM **«+ . month. T* m »•%- '• II II )i i» '» 114 71 1151 110 + '« carmakers may have trouble this I 141 17'. 1)7011 f*-,+ 4 Volkswagen of America Inc. sales 1 JVllH 1 04 10 It7 »'» Jow Joot Ay*f ao* 10 1771 17*. f 111 M . 4 summer holding on to the brisk sales 1280 1. M4 » + H 1113** *4H- t 10 itTOI Mi of US-made cars were down 0.1 - V - O'tnt, 1 20 tl 4t* tl - H they've enjoyed for nearly two Hsih 1,337.59 14 W0 Wi. I) percent for the period and 3.9 0** 1 72 • 17] 13»- <*. years. 1270 0ow(r< 1 H 13)7*1 U t - - percent for the month. No year-to- Low 1,320.23 73 111 4tt. • '. t *40 Sl>.* H Industry leader General Motors year comparison was available for it MT; in. 4 . 741 »H+ H Close 1,326.39 WlUftrt 71 77 4474 Sl'i-tH Corp. finished the month poorly, HUM 5*4 I] 1141 144- M No. 7 Nissan Motor Co Ltd., since 7 147. )4'l- It \ 1260 • 1107 14, with sales off 15 percent in the last Change: -7.62 1H0 )!'» H its U.S. car production began in 7 447 ItH- 'i »7)2t »4- H M«rnrl 1 4| 1) «0 43*- '* 10-day period, causing its sales for - I - 711 10'. March. WlhWI 7 44) I Ml 7)H- '« 1714 •'.- I 77 131 13*.- » the month to finish 5 7 percent down 1250 WtlHf 140 I HI 40*+ . The seasonally adjusted annual 77 til 77 • > It 13) UK H73I3 7 from a year ago. GM also suffered II MM «)>.+ *j rate of domestic sales was 7.3 NO l'». * '« mm 7I1M MH4-IH 14 701 374+ H a drop in market share lead, losing II I4t? W, H million in the final selling period and Ilii71 714- I* 7 7* 1th- 4 1 1240 II 707 7* . ground to No. 2 Ford Motor Co. and 14 1341 714- >» 7 THu4T4-f 4 7.9 million for the month, compared A 10 14. 4.H- H It 177* 7*4- H 44 Ml 7t'i - '. May • June i7 TM m- ti No. 3 Chrysler Corp. H2117 }4<«- >l 33311) 134+ 4 with a normal 8 million. 7 74) 711+ '. M 10 *1 3J • ** Ford sales were down 8.1 percent July I 74 11 ») U'l 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS f>C*t* I 71 71 Wt+ ' 7 17fu4i4+ 4 10 to K7» ir. h in the June 21-30 reporting period, In June, 676,675 domestic cars I»W> ) 40 11'1 17 4*7 404- ». 7 10 MM 4i.-IW MARKET REPORT — This is how the market acted between the - • - P - *•*» 7M 7 314) » -4 finishing the month up 1 percent. were sold, or 27,067 a day. down 3.2 t 3*0 U'. h *0 7 41 I*H- 't *1 II tt t- *» MO'Hit ) 40 percent 3 2 percent from the 727,370, end of May and yesterday. The beginning ol the summer doldrums t!3*l I?H4 '• - II - ¥ - I - Chrysler sales were off 7 7 percent >*xirt 01 7 I) 34*.- 4 1 7)7707 S41. in the final selling period, and were or 27,976 a day, a year earlier, based is plainly evident. It could get to you, unless you or your stock t 10)4 17 + W 37 . 7M 77** I. on sales per day. broker get involved in that Barron's amateur investment contest f 711 114 7 )Ht II*- '. up 1.5 percent in the month com- SB THURSDAY, JULY 4, 19B5 Mental testing is ordered for dad who killed child By RICHARD COLE Gilbert said at his trial that his The Associated Press wife, suffering from /|flzheimer's MIAMI |AP) - A distraught disease and a bone disintegrating father who says he shot and killed his ailment, had begged for death. comatose daughter to end her suffer- A jury found him guilty of first- ing will be examined by psy- degree murder. chiatrists, a judge said yesterday as Tuesday, three members of the Florida officials sought a clemency Florida state cabinet asked for an hearing for a man convicted in early clemency hearing for Gilbert, another so-called "mercy killing" which could come by August or earlier this year. September. Charles Griffith, 25, is charged with first-degree murder in the Krasnow told reporters that his death of his 3-year-old brain-damag- client's offense, in effect, was not as ed daughter Joy on Friday Police serious as Gilbert's. say Griffith fired two bullets into the Mrs. Gilbert "was a thinking, girl's chest as she lay in a coma at living, breathing, talking human Miami's Children's Hospital, then being, not a comatose little girl." surrendered to authorities at the Krasnow said. hospital. Gov Bob Graham, who has said he "I think perhaps Charles was favors some degree of mercy for swimming in a current he couldn't Gilbert, also refused to compare that fight," defense attorney Mark case with Griffith's Krasnow said after the court hearing "Many cases by their very nature yesterday are individual," Graham said Tues- He added, he believes he'll be day. "There are many steps to be vindicated, and I believe he'll be taken in the case of the man who shot vindicated." his comatose daughter." Joy was injured Oct. 23 when her neck was caught in a reclining chair, At yesterday's hearing, Circuit cutting off oxygen to her brain for Judge Edward G Cowart appointed five minutes She never regained a three-psychiatrist panel to de- consciousness Krasnow said he termine if Griffith is competent to expects to file a suit against the stand trial and was sane at the time manufacturer of the reclining chair of the killing. At Krasnow's request, on behalf of Griffith He had filed a he also agreed to order a separate suit on behalf of Joy, but said it examination by a defense psy- would be dropped now that she was chiatrist. dead Cowart also set a bond hearing for After the slaying. Griffith said he Monday on a defense motion to had killed Joy because he could not release Griffith pending trial He has stand to see her suffer. been in the Dade County Jail without "I didn't want to see her hurt bond since the slaying. anymore." he told The Miami Her- The judge set a hearing on possible ald She couldn't eat, she couldn't probation violations by Griffith for talk, she couldn't move." July 18 Griffith was convicted of The Griffith shooting occurred as two minor drug possession charges in 1981 and 1983. according to the Florida government was seeking ^^^^m^^mm^mm ^^— • • - ASSOCIATED PRESS a clemency hearing for 75-year-old Krasnow, and was on probation when T he shot his daughter DOOMED DOLL — This "living doll' was blown up by a firecracker yesierday he idea was to impress people with the idea that fireworks Roswell Gilbert of Fort Lauderdale. durmg a fireworks demonstration conducted by Florida Insurance dangerous sentenced to life in prison May 19 for The Dade grand jury is due to can De the shooting death of his ailing wife consider Griffith's case Tuesday Commissioner Bill Gunter on the Florida Capitol steps m Tallahassee Firebombs found in wrecked neighborhood in Los Angeles

ed to describe them firefighters believe she must have row for the victims , By LIU LITTLEJOHN Earlier, investigators said they escaped the fire, but they didn't The Associated Press "It's not just the homes, but in so were sure the fire was arson because know where she was yesterday many cases the dreams of so many LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fire- it started in two separate places The firestorm roared up the family members." Deukmejian said fighters said they found three incen- One man who helped residents flee brushy slope Tuesday afternoon and at a news conference that was also diary devices yesterday on a brushy flames said he saw something torched the 65 houses, including one attended by state Sen Diane Watson slope below a devastated neigh- thrown from a passing car just occupied by Mary Street, 77. and and Mayor Tom Bradley borhood where a firestorm touched before the fire broke out. Robert Allen. 55 Authorities said A state of emergency makes off by an arsonist destroyed 65 "Apparently an automobile came they were inutile to get out by the victims eligible for government aid homes and killed two people up the hill slow," said the witness. windows because they had anti- and low-interest loans Fifteen other people were injured Kenneth Ross. "Someone from an burglary bars - in the blaze Tuesday, and one woman automobile threw some type of "Residents saw them i inside I the object out and started the firs I front of the house running past Deukmejian promised to consider whose home was destroyed — the proposed legislation announced mother of firefighter Robert C proceeded up the hill to try to windows." said fire department evacuate some people .., in an spokesman Vince Marzo "In a hot Wednesday by Ms Watson that Gladden — was missing yesterday as would outlaw wood shingle roofs Gov George Deukmejian declared a apartment. They were being fire and panic situation, they were engulfed in smoke, senior citizens " unable to get out statewide state of emergency in Los Angeles Many of the hcmes that burned in County following a rash of fires he Deukmejian toured the fire-devas- Coroner's spokesman Bob Dam tated neighborhood yesterday and bacher said an autopsy was sched- Baldwin Hills, 10 miles southwest of said were the worst in state history downtown, had such roofs, while "We have found some (incen- said he hoped the arsonist blamed uled today Marzo said a 1976 city for killing the two people, who were ordinance requires a special easy- many that survived the firestorm diary) devices," fire investigator had fireproof composition roofs Paul Steffen said at the scene of the trapped in their homes by burglar release mechanism on security bars At least 320 Baldwin Hills resi- blaze, in the Baldwin Hills area. "All bars, would be brought to justice on bedroom windows in case of fire dents were left homeless by the fire, the devices were found in the area Mrs Gladdens home was de- As Deukmejian signed the declar- one of 25 in the West that consumed ASSOCIATED ?BE8S i where) we believe the fire to have stroyed in the fire, but investigators ation of emergency, he said Cali- more than 114.000 acres Damage in originated." found no trace of her in the ruins fornia's fire situation was the worst HOMES IN RUINS — An unidentified youth walks past the charred Her purse and other personal effects he could recall He described the the Baldwin Hills fire surpassed $15 homes and cars in the Bladwm district ol Los Angeles yesterday Fire officials later said three such were found on a nearby street, and Baldwin Hills scene as "one of utter million, and Bradley declared a local Residents began returning to what remained after the Tuesday fire devices were found, but they declin- fire Capt Tony DiDomenico said catastrophe" and expressed his sor- state of emergency Tuesday destroyed at least 50 homes and killed two people State's historic flags gathering dust; a most neglect collection when the cases were put in the annex By EUSSA McCMRY State records on the display are incomplete and The Associated Press it isn't known how the state obtained the Civil War TRENTON (AP) — An exhibit of historic flags, and World War I banners. one of the first sights to greet visitors coming into Initial inquiries were referred to John Esham. a the Statehouse Annex building, may be both New state auditor who also is a sergeant in the National Jersey's most valuable and most neglected Guard. Esham said he first noticed the flags in 1978 collection. and expressed concern about their condition in a The display of 191 deteriorating flags — many of letter to then Gov. Brendan Byrne which were carried or captured by Garden State Byrne formed a committee with Esham as a soldiers during the Civil War - have been member to look into the situation. described by experts as "priceless." The collection The panel spent $50 to hire an expert from the includes six Confederate banners that a National University of Pennsylvania to examine the flags. Parks historian estimated are worth at least 110,000 The expert estimated it would cost $12,000 to $15,000 each to to restore them But for the past 32 years, the flags have been Albert Porroni, executive director of the state yellowing and gathering dust in six unlighted cases Office of Legislative Services, the official who in the building attached to the capitol oversees the annex, said the flags may be The red, white, blue and gold of the banners have preserved by storing them in acid-free containers faded and about two dozen are too long for the flag away from heat and dampness But he added that poles and lie crumpled at the bottom of the cases the process is expensive and that the flags will be The rest are jammed together in clusters of rotting further evaluated to determine if all of them are material. worth spending the money on. The thousands of school children and others who Robert Krick, a historian with the National Park visit the capitol city every year are steered away Service, said it costs about $2,000 to restore a Civil from the annex and the flag display by tour guides, War flag but added: " What New Jersey has is who direct them to the nearby state museum and priceless. Every possible step should be taken to Statehouse. preserve it." The only information available to visitors is a small list of the regiments the flags belonged to, which is attached to the fronts of the cases. Col Harold Nutt of the state Department of Gospel concert set Defense, which has responsibility for the collection under a 1938 law. hopes the plight of the flags will improve this year. NEWARK (AP) - The city will host a gospel According to Nutt, a program to restore some of concert this month with part of the proceeds going them will begin within the next few months as part to charity in an effort to make Newark the "capital of an overall project to rehabilitate the gold-domed of gospel music," an official said yesterday Statehouse and its annex Gospel Explosion '85. set for July 14 in The plan calls for the museum to move the Weekquahic Park here, will feature Al Green, the collection and call in experts to recommend Rev. F C. Barnes and Sister Janice Brown and The methods to stop further tattering of the flags' Gospel Keynotes. Bernard Moore, a city spokes- fibers. man, said about 15,000 people are expected to •Its fantastic that after all this time, we're attend the concert with about 20 groups. finally going to get something done," Nutt said. A museum spokeswoman said she didn't know Harold Sims, a member of the board of the when the flags will be moved or how much Martin Luther King Center For Non-Violent And restoring them will cost Social Change in Atlanta, Ga , said, "This is a Until recently, the Defense Department and the concentrated effort to claim the rightful place in Statehouse Commission, which by law is the only the national spotlight for Newark and New Jersey agency that can authorize the removal of the flags as the capital of gospel music." from the annex, disclaimed any responsibility for Sims said Sarah Vaughan, Dionne Warwick and them Alex Bradford are among those who started The collection was loaned to the Statehouse careers as gospel singers in the Newark metro- Commission by the Defense Department in 1953 politan area. THUrttPAV. JULY 4, 1985 I \lV Id ^i-ln 9B Lady Liberty's restorers say she welcomes efforts

of Versailles was signed following said the process, which includes a * JUNE OUK World War I. But working here is final acid bath for strengthening, The Associated Press different, says Wiart, a native of takes three days per bar — if there NEW YORK (AP) - On Marge Cambrai, a small village about 40 are no problems. Meyer's first day as an ironworker miles from Belgium. on the Statue of Liberty restoration "The French did not come here for While the American workers use project, she walked into a room the money," Wiart said. "It was for the most modern technology, the inside the monument and saw the the job to do because the restoration French practice the craft of copper name 'Margie' scrawled in chalk of the Statue of Liberty is the most embossing called repousse, created across an iron frame bar. important monument all over the in the 7th Century B.C. by the "I got goosebumps when I saw world." Etruscans and used by only a handful that," said Ms. Meyer. "It's like she of companies today. was welcoming me, like she was The statue's $66 million resto- waiting for me to come and help ration is on schedule with fabrication Though conscious of following in her." of a new stainless steel frame — his French ancestors footsteps, us- With the statue's gala July 4, 1186 "the most difficult work" left — ing the same process and model to THE BEOISTEB PHOTO centennial celebration now only 385 underway, said Hal Walker, a build Liberty's new crown, Wiart days away, many of the 120 Ameri- spokesman for the project's con- says he and the other Frenchmen try BIG WHEELS — Jerome Premo, left, executive The $3 million center, located at Main and can and French workers agree, struction management firm. not to think about their role in director ol New Jersey Transit Corp., pause outside Lake streets, Is seen as a major link in the working on the project is not Just restoring the monument. the James J. Howard Transportation Center in revitalization ol the city. The center will another job Duplicating the 1,800 iron bars which form the frame that for 99 Asbury Park with Freeholder Ray Kramer and Rep consolidate train, local and interstate bus and "I know in my head she's only "We try and forget that the work years has held the statue's famous James J. Howard, D-Monmouth and Ocean. taxi services. steel but in some ways you feel like that we are doing is famous, so 305-foot exterior together is often a she's real," says Ms. Meyer, 43, of known over the World because you problem, Walker said. The bars, Queens, an ironworker for 16 years could not work with always this idea curved to follow the convoluted folds This miy sound funny but I feel like in your head Your work would be of Liberty's copper gown, "must be I'm her friend " bothered," he says. exact duplicates of the originals, Enjoy, but think about freedom Jean Wiart, 32. who heads the 10- down to a fraction of an inch." man French team hired to do the "But sometimes you realize, you two-day "Big Fourth" celebration are scheduled to headline a free delicate copper embossing work on The difficulty lies in the fact that say, 'I'm working on the Statue of By JONATHAN W.OATIS Wednesday with performances by concert that was also to feature Joan Liberty's new torch and flame. Liberty' and when the celebration The Associated Press Jett and the Blackhearts, the Oak many of the original iron bars have day will come all the people will look the Four Tops singing group and the agrees severely corroded over the vears Americans looked forward to Berkshire Ballet. Ridge Boys and the Charlie Daniels Wiart has worked on many famous at the statue and our work and they Ironworkers like Ms Meyer have will appreciate it good or bad." Fourth of July celebrations Thurs- New York plans to celebrate Band. The Beach Boys are to follow European buildings, including the to heat, shape and fit to fine day ranging from backyard cookouts America's 209th birthday with the that up with a gig in Washington, Chateau Versailles where the Treaty tolerances each new bar Walker to parades, festivals, concerts, giant International Lifeboat Races in the DC. Ms. Meyer, however, said she fireworks displays and a musical never forgets how important her harbor, patriotic readings and mu- Up to 30,000 people are expected to work is. picnic-for 30,000. sic, a street fair, a performance by turn out for Willie Nelson's annual 'The Fourth of July is America's the nine-jet Canadian Air Force picnic concert in Austin, Texas. In v "It's something that not only my birthday celebration, but it is also a Snowbirds acrobatic team and the addition to the bandanned country children but great grandchildren will day of importance for anyone who finish of a coast-to-coast race by singer, the bill includes Kris Kristof- have to be proud of," says the believes in freedom,'' President about 100 antique cars ferson, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jen- divorced mother of four and grand- Reagan said in his Independence At night, a giant fireworks show nings and Neil Young. mother who got the job through her Day message, which was released featuring about 13,000 shells and 14 union Wednesday. high-powered searchlights is sched- More than 14,000 marchers are In Boston, the Esplanade looked uled on the East River A fireworks expected to take part in a huge And when the work is over, the more like a refugee camp than a show is also planned at the Statue of parade through Waikiki Thursday scaffolding removed and visitors promenade along the Charles River Liberty, and spectators have been morning, led by retired Japanese once again flock to the iron lady in on Wednesday as celebrants from as asked to bring flashlights to wave sumo wrestler and Hawaiian native New York Harbor, Ms. Meyer has far away as North Carolina camped while singing "Happy Birthday" to Jesse Kuhaulua. vowed that she'll be back It's a vow out to claim front-row spots for America before the bombs go off. Elsewhere, parades were planned she made to her statuesque friend Thursdays concert by the Boston The central Pennsylvania coal in Indianapolis, Butte, Mont ; and Pops and fireworks "I promised to bring my children mining town of Shamokin has a big Sweetwater, Texas, where dentist Al back every year for a visit, " she it's amazing the camaraderie bang in store, with a fireworks Densmore, 65, organized an im- said. "Just to say helio and let her that's developed," said one of the display to be capped by the launching promptu "March for America' know I care " campers, John Schaueman of Chapel of a 72-inch wide shell packed with when he learned that city officials Hill, N.C. 160 pounds of explosive had no plans for celebrating the Jean Wiart Springfield, Mass., kicked off its In Philadelphia, the Beach Boys Fourth

M1 Lrttls IHvsr 233 Long Branch * 242 Shrowtbufy Borough 249 Stato ol Now Jortoy 250 Othor Public Notlcos Lo»t and Found 51 Help Wanted Silver to ae to permit tha appli- mg variance 'Squatted and Other •1IABS TAKS • Fium* locatad batwaan fh* City sey *t tha Authority offices Util- LOST—14 yr old black Tortoise ACCOUNTANT — Perdiem CPA cant io JM tna eubtact premiss* bulk variances requested wai ot Aabury Park and tha Village of ity Road at Penaion Road Men- Retire* acceptable Immed NOTICf Shall female cat with 3* tail. to* a coo*eior> auto-body shop denied The application of Fosa Loch Arbour. Monmouth County, alapan. N*w Jersey on Tuesday opening Please call tor appoint- AI/TO Tnai an application nai Man Answers to the name ot Mama 221 CoAi Nock. end minor rapaire in connection Block 407. lot 16a for premise* Naw Jersey will be received by July 16. IMS at 11 00 AM ment 14* 9196 mads to ihe Planning Board Of Last seen Thurs afternoon. MECHANIC ihorawith Variances have baan ' locatad ai the Soutneasi Corn*/ tha Director Division of Coaatal prevailing time or shortly there- COLTS NICK TOWNiMiF ths BOROUQii OF Nautllua Dr . Leonardo Reward ADMINISTRATOR — For 241 For busy service station previously grantad tor such JM | of Long Branch Avsnue and Resource*. Room 711. Labor after and at that time and place PLANNINO BOARD by tha LirtM Sllvar Zoning Board SHREWSBURY by Richard and publicly opened and read for the Child heartbroken 672-0334 unit Townhouse Association Sampson Piaca tor a use van- and Industry BWg . John Fitch o< Adjustment, also certain Oe | ftuth Brswar on behslt of Rtch- . furnishing ot tha following Abie to supervise maintenance $12 PER HOUR NOTtCi Of anca and site plan aprovai was Plata. Trenton, Naw Jersay LOST — White Qerman •ign alandard and environmental carried to tha Jury 6. 1MS meal- • ro and Ruth Brawar lor Site CMIMtCALS, CONTRACT 1. personnel, handle day-to-day FLAT RATE 0M2S at 11 00 AM . prevailing Shepherd, female 10 yr* old PI CASE TAKE NOTICE impact waivari may be required ing LIQUID LIME BLURRY manag*m*nt matters. good time Wednesday. Jury 10. 1806 Floppy ears Reward Please call Commission On Monday. July it. IMS *t ae ara datarminad by the communicator with clerical skills Tha application ot Weiss. Bids should be delivered to All bids shall ba submitted on 747-6930 f ring* benefits 130 pm a PUBLIC HEARING Borough engineer SHREWSBURY Send rssum# to Middietown Block 66. lot 1 tor premiaaa William C Schuiii Contract Ad- the p'oposal form furnished and Career sdvancement oppry W* Oe fteM by ttt« Planning To build a 7000 square foot LOST — Black/while tsmate cat Townhouse Aasoc 145 Cherry Tha premise! is located at locatad at 74 Cadsr Avanua 'or ministrator II Room 711 m par- •haii be delivered m sealed Schooling available for Board of mo Township of Cotia Du'idmg tor us* as a retail tlors - Ana to Pookey Wearing brown Tree Farm Rd . Mlddietown. N J 24-21 Fair view Avanua also *i pension ot s non-conlotning eon or by mall prior to time envelopes at the time and place qualified person Natch M (he Township H«II property >• on lha eaeieriy s>da of Haa collar Lost m Woodiske 07746 known as Lot I Block 71. Lima use was carried lotha Augual 12 scheduled tor bid openings No specified with the envelops ASE Certification preferred Codar Drive Coftt Nee* Now Stiver Naw Jersey Broad Street- Datwaen ths fire property marked to identify the Hgt* *r— Reward. 741-5432 t06ft meeting The application ot bids wtll ba accepted aft*r tha jartoy concerning the apph Evans Associates Stock 306. | station and the Spo't Spot supplies bid upon LOST — Ferret. Aberdeen area. A copy ot tha application has aforementioned Dm* cafon of DORIS PALERMO tor tots 27 and 26 for premises variances neadad - LOI Fron- Line Rd Brown A beige with baan filed with tha Zoning Board Plans and Specification! may Copies of the specifications 741-7479 praummary and final approval ol Adjustment ot the Borough ol locatad at 66 and 03 Long tage - Raquirad '50 last •nay be examined and obtained black collar Call 566-5535 ATTENTION! D* eaamined at above address COOK — Short order cooks tof • major wMivmon enacting Lime Siivar at 490 Prospect Av- Branch Avanua 'Or a uM varl- propoaad 95 ieel rom 9 o clock a m to 4 o'clock LOST —Light brown shaggy or al tha Bureau Of Coaatal Engi- Positions avallalbe immediately Btoch It. Lot 12 promises noar enue Lima silver Naw Jersey • "(•• was carried to lha July 6 Site of Parking Slstls - Vari- 3 m , Monday through Friday at dog, tamal* (Lhasa Apso. 30 IDS) neering Office 1433 Hooper Av- Pie*s* mention THE REGISTER Sebaattant Pub. Mon Mall A Harare Mill Road Townanip of You may appear it tha time and 1065 meeting for a vole only ance being requested to allow h* Western Monmouth Utilities in Hail*t/Holmdef veclnlty enue, Tom* River. New Jareey. wh*n replying to a Register Middletown 542-7700 Mr Turn- Cone taacn together witn certain ptaca aa aforaaaid attfier in par- parking stall* to Da 9 tsat wide 20 Authority Administration Offlc*. The proceedings ot lheee however call (301) 341-3006 LARGE REWARD Call 264-4139 employment ad bulk variance* and waivers son or by attorney and present f**i long wharaaa ordinance Pension and Utility Road. Man- caaaa may be mapactad at tha betore visiting to assure avail- Applicant proposes to cmi* any objection which you may calls for 10x20 on prsmisas alapan N*w Jersey offtca Ot Planning during regular ability Pre-qualrfted contractors LOST — Mixed Sheep dog, lan 110) new raatdanttal iota of nave to this application bordanng the southerly proparty business hours can obtain Bid Documents from Each bid must 0* accom- female, gray A whit*, some approximate^ (wo (2} acra* or line ol tha rire station on Broad DOUGLAS E FREIBERQER i\ ordar of p#ol0 Q pmon% tna Tom* River address Bidders panied by a certified chech. cash black Tips of ears ara black, moraaach Detailed plans are On Street Block No 40 Loi No 10 Atom must be pre-qualified with this or bid bond in an amount ol not long tall Red collar License Me m th* offices of the Secretary Chairman and this notice is sent to you as Dated Juna 2S. Dtvlslon under N J S A 52 35 less than tan (10««) percent of 11288 Answers to Dally of the Planning Board at lha Mu- ing Board ot owner ot proparty affected by tha July 4 ' H8 2O it and are required to comply with the bid. payable without any con- 767-3344 nicipal Bw'tdmg Cedar Oriva application ditional endorsement aa guaran- MAKE IT YOURSELF SUM tna Affirmative Action provision Coftt Nack Naw Jersey and may this has baan aat on ihe •* that in ess* th* contract is 233 Long Branch *a outlined in PL 197S. c 127. 9 Spiclal Notlco- ba inspected between ma houre 236 Middlatown Board's calendar which will ba iwarded to the biddar. he will and tha regulations established of • 30 a m and 4 30 p m Mon- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on called on Month July Data 17 LADIES ONLY — Lingerie horn* PUBLIC NOTICE by the Department ol En- irithm ten (10) days thereafter day thiougri Friday MONMOUTH COUNTY Monday 15 JUy 1965 al B 00 Year IMS at 8 00 p m jharp. at demonatrationa Book • party vironmental Protection ixecute such contract and WILLIAM F OOWD ESQUIRE LONQ BRANCH p m the Board ot Adjustment ol the BOROUGH HALL BROAD No proposal will b* considered urnish satisfactory performance Attorney lof Applicant tha Townsnip ot Middtetown mi" STREET and SYCAMORE AV- Please Uks nonce that the loi unless accompanied by a bond Upon failure to do so ha consider the variance appli- ENUE and wh*n the csisndar is 121 Monmouln Park Highway lowing decisions ware giv*n by Certified Check or Bid Bond in shall forfeit the deposit as liqui- cation ot Roy and Amy Bitiam called, you may appaar either m rteet Long Branch Naw Jafeay me Board ol Ad|uatmant at its tha amount of at least len per- dated damages and the accep- 420 Coopar Road Middleiown parson, or by attorney and praa- 077*4 meeting he'd on Juna 24. 1065 cantum (10H) of total amount bid tanc* of th* bid will be cont- Bob Huntlngton New Jersey for a variance to ent any ob)ect>oni which you With pants u> Skins the tune I2OD 222 4 700 Tha resolution of the Break and a certified statement from ingent upon the fulfillment ot this permit erection of a lenms couri may have to tha grantina ol this is ItM rtawKl topping ana i iyty* |13 32 water Beach Club t :* 16 lot S bonding company stating that it requirement by the bidder No on ih«ir property which i known application Respectfully. change from swui*rs Crocntt for a vanencs to aapsnd a non- will furnish necassary per • interest shall be allowed upon si Block 460 Lot 7 A portion of Ml UtMw iHvtf conforming usa by lha construc- Richsrd B'Swar tormance bond in the amount of any such certif.ed check or cash LOSE WEIGHT A EAT TOOI of 3 piy sport yarn with contrast one Side ot lha Mnnis court wtll tion of Ian additional tabanei on Applicant the contract in accordance with Each bid must also be accom- All Natural Herbal Diet Mging flowers Pattern 4?6 ZONING BOARD ba within forty teat ot tha side property known aa 1141 Ocaan July 4 |16 M Section R.8 2A.44-143 and panied by a certificate from a Full refund if nol satisfied uiraciions Silts 6 B 10 inO OP ADJUSTMENT proparty line and a portion of BOROUQH Of Avsnus was adopted Tha resol- 3A 44-147 inclusive, with Sure- bonding company licensed to do Call Valerie 600-6190 ution of the Monmouth Con- one and ot the tannie court wilt 24ft Slat* Ot Now jortey bueinee* in the State ot Naw Jer- LITTLI tlLVEP. tie* satisfactory to the Slat* of valescent Canter block 159 lots be within lorty feet of • raar PUBLIC NOTICE sey guaranteeing thai uamass hours tween 8 30 A 5 00 Willing to pay varaton of s two-tamiiy structure BUILDINGS CONTRACT NO t to waive any Informalities or Ir- lations of lha Borough of LitVa July, 4 |9 72 250 Othor Public Notice a week Call Mr Mayer* into S three family dwelling, par* OM»> reguiarites m the- Old received, The Daily Register Demolition Of Bu'ldms* at NOTICE OP and io re|ect any and/or all bids Various Locations Contract No PUBLIC SALS as In its Judgement may best i i'9851 Route 29 Freawav Sec- On Saturday July 20, 1985 at aerva tha interest of the SINGLES BOWLING NT 113)7 nun TM> Nim. tion 10 Rout* 35 Sachon 3 12 Noon, lha following contents Authority The Authority shell Bored with bars? WWII Z4. Pifl«rn NwmtMf Rout* SS Freeway. Section 10 Of Unit* B7134. #002 17131. have • minimum of slity (60) Sick of spas? Rout* SS Freeway Section i i H71O6 and #5040 HOVPARK days from the receipt of bida to Call Joan 542-1886. BRIDGE ADVICE end Route 90 Freeway Section Mini Storage wtll be sold by pub- either accept or re|ect aame 3 Townships ot Wall Frankim lic sale in bulk by sealed bid The successful biddar shall be BS HMOKrjrt Cjiaog - ISO Elk and Mapi* Shad* City of received no later than 12 Noon required to comply with the 15 Instruction Trenton Borough of OiassbO'O EST on the dale ot sale provisions of the New Jersey plus designs $? . 50< D & 1 By ALFREDSHFJN WOLD Countiaa to Mercer Monmouth Bidders must be present on Prevailing Wage Act. Chapter Boons $: so. wuh B 41 and Oloucastar Federal Protect lhal day ot sals and payment 150 of the Laws ot 1963. elective PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION 1 33 Fill.. Hun DiMMg It doesn't take long to butcher a opponents without suffering a di- NOS 1-1958(91 RF-3(104| and must be by cash or cashiers January 1. 1064. and th* requir- - All beginning Instruments (ad- iK'TNntt) Cnlty Ftonti RF-3H05I DP No 044 check Contents can b* viewed -anc*d trumpet,. 291-8120 hand. Today's South managed the sastrous penalty. If your partner is menta of P S 1975. c 127 103 15 Mi MI TMt| The Department in accordance between the hours of 1 and S Lee Blumbarg. Chairman IMI ilium «tcl| )ob in about a minute. a wild bidder, bid only two dia- w>|h Title VI Civil Rights Act ol P M seventy-two (72) hours July 4 129 18 monds. 1964 78 Stal 2S2 U S C 49 before the sal* Gut played the jack, and South C F R Parti 21 and 23 usuad Dresser, bicycles, play pan Laura Wheeler refused the first spade. East con- pursuant to such Acl and Sec- child a pool, baach chair, sofa East dealer tion 904 ol the Rehabilitation Act arm chair, portable TV C R A f ! S tinued with the ace and another ot 1973 will afford minority bus<- speakere, weights, weight bench North-Souih vulnerable "•ii enterprises full opportunity cassette recorder, rugs 6 Lost and Found spade. South then look the king to submit bids m response to thu Public sale subject to cancella- AGENCY SUPERVISOR and ace of clubs, and managed to invitation and will nol dia- tion FREE FOUND ADS to work with troubled NORTH July 4 18 04 As a sarvice 10 our community. youth Independent, mature, lose 1600 points the grounds ot race color *ei The Daily Register la offering a •xp. person Muat hava under- FREE 3-llne FOUND *d for 4 standing of adolescam develop- • 105 national origin or handicap >n SUPERIOR COURT days .under our Lost & Found ment Creative, autonomous pos- After taking the king of spades th* contract award Of NEW JERSEY VA984 classification. ition. Sand resume to. Mon. in, South should run three hearts. Bidders are r*quir*d to comp- LAW DIVISION OJ ly with th* requirements ol P L Tha Register appreciate* your County vouth Advocate MONMOUTH COUNTY Program. 1 Main Si B-2B discovering that Bast started with 1975 c 127 DOCKET NO L 33010-65 hty a-wtll do Its pal In find g h iil P Eatontown. NJ 07724 • A107653 Drawing*, specifications, and Clvtl Action IN FASHION four hearts as well as six spades. bid documents may b* in- call u IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- A MAJOR NATIONAL — food spected or obtained'for a tea ol South also knows about the queen CATION BEAOLE — Lost In Lincroft area, Service Co , Seromatlon Corp is WEST EAST SS 00 lor full sue drawings st OF NA-NA NINQ TO CHANGE collar with Keanaburg tag Re* ipenlng a new cafeteria At 200 Absolutely II* ws«lt or«s- of clubs and (from the bidding) the the Bureau ot Contract Admims- • AQJ964 HER NAME d Call 747-6007 or 671-7225. Laurel Av* Middletown. NJ we no waisl seam no /ippe' GIKHs • 72 Iraiion 1035 Parkway Avenu* TO ALICE NINQ BY HER will begin accepting applications ovai you' hud fas Dint ace of diamonds. What is East's

Classified. .ACTION LINE 5421700 =INDEX= rect Insertion of any adveriismenl Pets and Livestock 77 109 Camping Equipment 153 Public Notice* Situations Wanted Male 55 Buildings/Garages and only when It materially aMecU Situations Warned Aircrall : 78 Warned to Rent 110 Recreational Vehicle* 154 (Legals) Swap or Exchange 79 ihe value of the ad If it contains an Male/Female 56 error call classified All ads are re- Child Care/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Bikes 80 Real Estate lor Sale Automotive Special Notice* 81 tficled to their proper classification Schools 57 Sports Equipment 130 Wanted Automotive—._ 220 Loll and Found _ Swimming Pools 82 Open Houses - iu set in the regular Dally Register Houses for Sale 131 Construction Equipment— 230 Hnyle of type Right is reserved to Special NOIICM Financial CBs. Electronics 83 Auto Financing 240 Travel-Trantportalion 12 64 Condominiums/Town edit or reject any copy or ad Business Opportunity. 61 Merchandise Wanted— Houses 132 Auto Insurance .. 250 Instruction , r 1S Price Buster 85 Mortgages 62 Income Property^ 133 Auto Rent/Lease 260 63 134 Auto Services/Parts™ 270 TO PLACE Business Directory Money To Loan. Real Estate Rental* Farm Property- Money Wanted _ 64 Commercial Property 135 Motorcycles __ 280 YOUR Business Service 21 Apartments 101 Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trallert,__ 290 102 CLASSIFIED Arts * Crafts 22 Merchandise Houses tor Rent Lots and Acreage - 137 Autos For Sale „ 300 Rentals to Share . 103 Mobile Homes 138 AD Employment Merchandise for Sale 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lots 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Garage/Yard Sale. 72 105 Help Wanted Male or Female Summer Rentals Real Estate Wanted . 140 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE 51 Machinery For Sale _ 73 Furnished Rooms 106 . 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! 542-1700 Babysitting/Child Care 52 Rental Service >_ Recreational Domestic Help 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes 107 The Datly Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female 54 Auction Sales 76 Commercial Rentals 108 Boats and Accessories. sponsible for more than one incor- 6:30-5:00

I i 51_H«!pWanted__ 51 Help Wanted 51 _ HtlpWanttd__ $1 H»lp WanUd^ COMPANION NEEDED IMMEDI- REAL ESTATE CAREER - Ac- 5! _1fl5 !I AUTO MECHANIC — Full time FLEXIBLE HOURS - Cleaning MECHANIC — Needed by con- PAINTER — Experienced In ex- PHYSICIANS NEEDED - Im- Apply in pinon Main 1 Broad ATELY — A retired lady tive office needs full and part- RNS-LPNS — Full 6 part lima office*/housee Day a/or night. struction compsny Only si- terior and interior trim Sun im- mediate openings Full-time staff SUMMER JOBS St. Matawan or 163B Ria 35. preferred Must have car 40 time salespeople Experienced poamona available on S-11 pm Perfect (or housewives/students perlenced personnel with knowl- mediately Hourly wage Call position with unique visiting shift Please call tor appt Hilltop BOYS AND GIRLS OVER 13 Oahhurii hours per week Lovety environ- or new Training available Earn SUri at I* 50/ru Substantial edge of heavy equipment need 741-9343 anytime health care facility and walk-In Nursing Home. 671-0177 WORK AFTERNOONS AND men! Call 967-00*3 raise within 2 moi E«p not apply Call between 7-4 30. treelmant center Part-time up IO 70% commission end $200 SATURDAY EASILY EARN 340 AUTO AND GENERAL — OI«M per month car allowance SALESPERSON work Company paid panaion necessary Call 741-3246. 3667921 PAINTER — Experienced, re- houra also available Ground $60 WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR CO8EMETICS - Earn U* while Used Care, Good cond plan Blue Crota/Biu« Smsid liable, transportation Immediate floor opportunity with potential TATION NECESSARY HOW- you learn Shin care, color FLORAL DESIGNERS - Exp Hank at 544-1868 Lit* Insursncs Holiday* and va- MOTEL ROOM CLEANING — opening Salary baaed on ex- Primary care experience medical Spindrift Realtors EVER Y(*U MUST LIVE IN analysis end makeup 870-3418 Part-time Busy shop. Call te- equipment, car and insurance cations Atlantic QIIM Co, 21 Appro* 20 hours per week in- perience 739-0970 leave 747-9600 SALES KEANSBUHu PORT MON tween8-epm 747-2571 cluding weekends Apply In per- coverage provided Located In Maple Ava Red Bank COUNTER HELP meeaage REAL ESTATE APPRAlSERon- SHOE SALES PERSON MOL. T H HAZLET BELFORD son. 10-2 dally No phone cells central Monmouth County area AND MIDDIETOWN AREAS AVON — Ar« you looking to aarn DUNCAN DONUTS FULL-TIME CUSTODIANS — At PART-TIME WORK — Near your CaM 531-SS60 or 531-6422 mouth /Middles* aerea Wlllcon- Begin immediately Experienced please Howard Johnsons THIS IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE, good money working flexible Will be conducting interviews at Saint John Vlanney Summer 8 Lodge. 750 Hwy 35. Middietown home supervising newspaper •ider ireine* wIth 1 year Real only No nlghta or Sundays hours clOM 10 fioma? Consider our newly remodeled Middle- am-4 30 p m winter 2 30-11 earners in the early morning nra Estate •ipertenc:• Send resume Apply Bid S Bootery. Little Silver FOR MORE INFORMATION PRESS PERSON CALL MR DICK6ON 3*2-46*6 Avon Call 87 1-8144 town location on Wed . July 3 p m Call 747-SS6e NURSES You will oversee the carriers, de- 10 PO Box 6161, Mepiewood. 741-0076 Running 1250 mult! Ex- M and Frl.. July 5 between 8 a m - livery. sal*a. and collection ac- NJ 07040 SUMMER HELP - Laborer, con- perienced only need apply SALES — Retail Herdwe7e~or BARTENDER M/F — Apply In 3pm only We are hiring host- FULL TIME — Janitorial SupeT tivitiea Permanent positions are • ii i>( lion work |5 an hour Apply Great opportunity for quality related experience preferred parson 15, Palmar lounge. esses/host, bakers A porters, lull visors needed tor local schools available in the areaa of Freehold REAL ESTATE in person weekdays between minded pereon Benefits Call Call 747-2133 tor an appoint- time a pan time. Training begins Black seel license preferred but and Colls Neck Call toll free You've thought about H Let'atalh 6-3. The Ranney School. 233 872 9634 9 to 3 Hope Rd Tmton Fills BARTENDER/BARMAID - Ex- July 5 3ood starting salary not necesaary Call ATTENTION! 1 -600-242-0650 pr 877-4222 _ about it now Our office la one of Uniforms supplied Must be 18 1-B00-3B2-8948 the top 4 In the Red Bentt area SALES PERSON - Year round perienced Apply in p«r»on to PART-TIME - Dermatologist of- PROOF READERS S~U«R7NTENMNT~^~ ~ with or older Apply in person to We are buey We need you Exc position only apply 4 days per Srtora Point Inn. Hwy 35. Hailert Please mention THE REGISTER fice, medical secretary Ex- We ara a computerised type- black teal for Senior Citiien Duncan Donuta. 886 Highway 3S, FURNITURE HANDLER whan replying to e Register training, motivation A guidance week including Saturday Ex- BARTENDER'BARMAIO — In- For warehouse 6 delivery de* perienced only Can 671-5363 setting company looking for part available We currently hev* 7 Housing Benefits snd live-In apl Middietown employment ad time at home proof readers to perience preferred Feir Haven Reply to Box J-465. The R. '- terviewing 3-7 eves Joey Miles. partment Clean drivers license PART-TIME Minion-Dollar associates Need 3 work with college medical pro- Pharmacy 741-0038^ ter Shrewsbury Nj 07701 33 First Ave , Atlantic Highlanda COUNTER PERSON NEEDED — necesaary Apply In person ' NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY more Experienced or beginners Exp 9-1 p.m shift M'hr. Call 8:30-3 30, West Furniture Co. feaalonai and reference boons SALESPERSON - Musi be »V- Sunday only 5-6 a m Estab- Cell Roger SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS BEAUTY CULTURE 747-4899, Mr. Kim Keyport and loumaii £• parlance CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors perienced in Bridal alterations NURSES — RN/LPN lished routes No collecting j — 3 p m shift Flexible hours INSTRUCTOR preferred, but will-tram Mini- Call 747-3662. 10AM-SPM Licensed Call 442-8007 COUNTER HELP WANTED FURNITURE - Work room help- i Must have car 747-2143. I Experience preferred but not mum 20-26 hours per week at SALES PERSON — Full time Betty Brtta Cleaners er valid drivers license required j PART-TIME - General cleaners 1 neceeeary MUST BE DEPEN BENCH TECHNICIAN — Full 3 to 11 6 11 to 7 shift positions home You must be able to pick permanent position available tor Call 842-5252 Will tram Year round employ- needed from 7 a m -10 e m Key- 741-7666 I DABLE Cati 741-4700 lime Salary based on e*p 4 ment Apply in person M available Geriatric experience up and deliver work to our plant experienced retiebie person port Haxtet aree Pieeee call two times a week Send reeume RECEPTIONIST - Full time ! TAXI DRIVERS - llndependsnii ability Contact Tony 495-1900 Sllbertteln me . 428 Broad St , preferred For further details a Good sterling salary with op- Shrewsbury ! apply in person 9-4 Mon-Fr| <»3«6946 to University Graphics. 11 Weal Automotive shop needs cue- , SOS take Retirees welcome Can BOOKKEEPER — E«penenced portunity for advancement ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN IN VAR- Holmdei Convalescent Center. Ave. Atlantic Highlands. NJ tomer relations raceptlonlat with 767-6300 12 to 18 pal lima flexible hours PART-TIME Rumson Pharmacy 642-1234 IETY STORE OPENING SOON - »SB Hwy 34 Hoi",del B40-4200 07718. Ann Proof Reading Dept light bookkeeping and typing par week Sand resume to QET READY — For auto rantel Janitorial Freehold i TEACHER Pan time Home Part and full lime employees No phone calls pieaae Must have excellent communica- 1 Middtetown Townhouse Associa- Must be over 21 i have valid Cell 694-6025 SANDY HOOK Economics A Educa'ional Media needed lor Rummer end year NURSES AlDES ^"Accepting tion skills Can 563-5449 tion. US Chaf> Tr«« Farm Rd driver's license Full time em- PRODUCTION WORKERS — Specialist Muat be properly rouund Exc oportuntly lor high new applications only tor full ; PART TIME — Need extra caah? CONSESSIONS Middlelown. N J 07746 ployment 38 hra/wx • over- Manufacturer of stwn items RECEPTTONIS T /CLERK" - certified Contact Walter Col school and college students lime permanent positions on Work on home phone program tlme Call B42-66O0 ^ 6 5O-3PM A 2 50-9PM shin Ex- j needs reliable, reeponaibie full Typist to work In our Neptune 18 years A up man Dist Curriculum Co-O'di BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT — Starting pay S3 35-16/nr Ben- Flexible Earn up toUO per hour efits Call lor interview 495-0010 HAIRDRESSER — Experienced perience preferred If you are time help tor summer only No office Also record keeping and Call 872-0025 > nator Keanaburg School Dist Entry level position for active interested in devoting yourself i Call Barbara 747-6666 ! experience neceeeary Muat be 9-5 Mon-Frl Full week Call 741-1515 ash for figure work Send reeume to Re- SECRETARY - Active reel es- | 140 Port Monmouth Rd construction firm Applicant completely Io the proper care of , PART-TIME — Den clerk i 16 yeara or older Call Mrs Joeette ceptionist position. Electro Im- tate agency located m Middle- I Keansburg. NJ 07734 should possess basic book- Qerialnc patients Apply in per- naedexl Eve A weekend houra Hermide between 3-SPM Mon- CUSTOMER SERVICE pulse PO BOM 870 Red Bank Nj town Mature minded self atarier ! 201-787-5522 keeping skills with emphasis on HAIR DRESSERS NEEDED — son Hoimdei Convalescent Noeip necessary Must be 16 or ' Fn tor an appointment 07701 EOE payroll system Salary com- Career opportunity with elec- Bring a following snd be your Center 186 Hwy 34 Holmdei. older Apply m person at Acme 566-6070 with abmty to work wiih the pub- TROUBLE SHOOTER ^~For mensurate with experience Full tronic component mlg based in , own boss Red Bank location Mon-Fn 10-12 noon or 1 30-3 Markets, River Rd . Fair Haven REPAIR DEPT - Coordinator lic A wlliingneee to learn, and Tank trucks needed Apply 293 benefits Send resume to PO San Joee, California is establish- Call 530-1457 after 8 p m PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Local buelneea m ne*M of mm- accurate typiet Real Estate Broadwey Keyporl between Bo* 208 Little Silver NJ 07739 HM a new office in the I PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER ~^- — Temporary substitute on call viduel to coordinate adminis- license a definite piui Call Baa 10-4 p m MATAWAN area The candidate j HAIRDRESSERS — 1 full time. NURSES M/F Fuli charge 2 days per week ' for packaging plant Mon-Frl trative A technical activities for ai 717 4004 PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER - TRUCK DRIVERS - Peckers we seek must posaeea good 1 part time, for busy ahop per month Reliable car a muat Neck Midnight to 6 a m Sat A New construction in Monmouth perienced m running an office i ATTENTION! A*e , E Ketneburg NJ 07714 Rofterta 6 Hwy H Eaet For information call' Susie, Sun Call 577-1518 County area Experience/will Call 531-6580 or 222-8787 Be- REAL ESTATE SALES - Wa 767-6662 Keaneoufg 542-8880 ram Steady employment Top tween 12 A 5 only Pieaae mention THE REGISTER have 2 poeiuons available for DISHWASHER when replying to a Register atee Benefit* Muat nave own iiceneed salespeople Increaee 51 Htlp Wanted Si HalpWanttd 151 Htlp Wanted CARPENTERS HELPERS — Apply at Jersey Diner transportation Call 738-0201 be- employment ad Mull hsve trana Full time only Rt 35. Eatontown your potential can Derrah Aa 787-0060 OPTICIAN/" PERSONA^TuNES SECRETARY •ocieies Shrewsbury 741-3336 DISHWASMER-FULL TIME ITALIAN ICE TRUCK DRIVER - — Full time Insurance axp a Neveelnk Country Club CARRIERS wanted Valid N J iicenee Must MANAGER plua Can 222-0600 tor interview FOULKS-PRESTON CaJiforappt 642-91IV be familiar with local streets in Roy lakowe insurance Agency Ex eel lent management op- AGENCY REALTORS COMMERCIAL ARTIST Red Bank area For further info Weet Long Branch WANTED DISHWASHERS — A kitchen portunity for New Jereey We are expanding and are Inler- help Steady job Flexible hours call 747-0691 For Tlnton Falls area. licensed Optician in South Jer- PHONE A COUNTER — Pertona me. iiceneed reel eatate Good pay Call 872-i2fii arter 1. LAWN SPRINKLER sey Good salary benefits, profit needed Part lime nights Must salespeople for oui Expand your horizon and grow with us. Wellington. Rd. and aak for manager and Oekhurat offices Full ear- Wyckham Rd. areas HELP - Wanted sharing 6 bonus incentive Call apply m person Lull's. 477 Call 544-6734 775-7320 for appointment Middle Rd Huiet vice agency with training, mar- keting A relocation programs Please call Steve OPTICIAN - NawTopticai com- Here's an exciting and rewarding career opportunity lor a LAWN MAINTENANCE — Crew PLUMBER - »^lumbers~HeTp- Call Middietown 671-6464 or Oardella at 542-8880 pan, Red Bank area, seeks ag- DRIVER worker Experienced. Call er For growing company Pay Oakhurat 229-6400 lor a con- talented artist, to join the Advertising Department ol our CARRIER WANTED — Keyporl 741-7404 . . greaelve. hardworking optician equal >Q experience 741 9536 fidential interview Sales and lab work N J license newspaper The qualified candidate we seek must be fam- Division St Broad St , Main St. LEQAL SECRETARY F/T — Red Early morning a must Call 671-0653 area Can Cathy Berkley. 'The Bank. Qood typing, dictaphone, Si Help Wanted Si Help Wanted iliar with mechanicals, layouts, typespecs. have a working Regular 583-5210 or 542-8860 Route Drivers. Part- steno skills required Legal exp OUTSIDE MAINTENANCE knowledge of advertising newspaper production, and pos- preferred 747-6555 Now thru Oct Mi," -Frl. 7-4 Call CARRIER WANTED time (vehicle sup- 291-9097 sess a flair for creating,and designing quality ads. to support KEYPORT plied). Must have LICENSED REAL ESTATE — Agent. Exp not necessary PAINTERS - Comr nercial A CuS KUMGEIIItUT OmKTUMfTIES our ad sales staff VICINITY torn painting MuaV: have 5 yra Washington Si valid driver's license Opening in Marlboro branch Cell Mrs Gaiety tor confidential exp , own ti ana 495-1390 oi lf« n*gifW hat in opening tor • Dtotrlct SaWa TnereeeSt . Broadway and a clean driving 767-4373 hrs 5-10 p m , THE REGISTER inview. Benson Hill Aseoc Manager In Itl circulation (Ja)p«rtm#n! We offer an excellent salary plus benefits record. No ex- 747-6226 PAINTERS - Commercial 6 cus- Tnla anlry l«v« position InvolvM auparvlaing youtn Call Cathy Berkley LIQUOR STORE CLERK - Eve- tom painting Must have 5 yra cairwn In tha irm of MM aaxvlca and coiiac- Send your resume in strict confidence to 542-6660 563-5210 perience required. ning t weekends Apply in per- exp. own irans 495-1390 or The Register, One son only to Farm Barn Liquors 767-4373 hra 5-10 p.m tlona Wa pfovld* training and an aic«4Mni com. CARRIER WANTED Aak to apeak to Maggie or partition pachaga Wa ara InMratMd In tgraaiiva P.O. Box A121 Register Plaza, Frertchy PART TIME individual! who have prior ula>i/o> auparviaory c/o The Register Shrewsbury, NJ. LOCAL CONTRACT - Cleaning aaparianca company looking for part-time Mornings 9am to 1 p m daily Apply In person evening supervisor* Must have OR 1 p m to 5 p m dally College One Regiiter Plaza students and houeewivaa wel- To Apply Contact CARRIER 7 a.m.-9 a.m. minimum 2 yeare experience a transportation Call comed Earn 65 pf hour No Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 experience necessary We win WANTED 1-800-392-6446 Brian Btnach Grand Ave. area, Atlantic tram as marketing reps New air Equal Oppty Employ* M/F LPN M/F — 11-7 shifi Apply in conditioned offices located on 542-4000Ext. 287 • Highlands. CallJeff Cady person Atlantic Highlands Nurs- Rt 35 and Neveeink River Rd DRIVERS NEEDED - Earn up 10 Call 747-880 542-8880 $7 or mora. full or pad tlm* ing Home. 6 Middietown Ave , Won -Frl 9 a m -4 p m 2pm daily. CARRIER NEEOED - Vicinity Of Idaal lor aufnmanjma •mploy- Woodland Dr . also Broaomoor m*m FICKIOI* hrt Call 531-6424 MACHINE OPERATOR — Apply Drive Uncroft, Stan Immedi- DRIVER — For landscaping firm at Motion Systems Corp 1162 NURSING/MEDICAL ateiy Call 542-6660. ask tor Muat hav« artlculatad licanaa Pinebroo* Rd.. (off of Hope Rd) and good axparlanca Call lor Tlnton Falls. N J 542-4060 CAR WASHER — New and uaad appl »M-7«OO POSITIONS AVAILABLE detailing Psrkway Oldsmobile. DRIVER — Pan lima nlghla Muat Keyport. NJ hava own car Apply In paraon to MAILR00M CARPENTER - A helpers A Circla Plua, Eatonlown HELP WANTED framing crew Must have trena- EASY ASSEMBLY WORK1 — ponation A some hand-tools $600 00 per 100 Quarenteed Full time work Call after 6PM payment No Experience/ No 920-7584 Midnight shift, 1 to 3 sales Detain send eatt-ad- RN s • GNs • LPN s • GPN's • AIDES dressed stamped envelope; days per week de- CARRIERS WANTED ELAN VITAL - 516. 3416 PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES itc Boyl • Oirla pending on work 11 yaara and oldar Enterprise Rd, Ft Pierce. FL ort n| 33462 load. No Exp. ^r?!-J[?i °PP u l'es Conlacl the participating recruiters In this To Daiivar DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register ELECTRICIANS - Mechanic & Necessary, will THE REGISTER helpers Exp In residential wli Good opportunity to earn ing. Top pay. blue cross with Train. Minimum money, win prizes dental plan Steady work a. over- wage. OPENINGS NOW time Paid vacation 251-3558 t Woodland Rd . Cheetnut Rd., Knuitwood Rd , Holmdei ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER — 1 to 2 Bay Awe. Downtown High- 2 years experience or Vocational Call 542-4006 f AMU* A CHILDREN* SERVICE lands school graduate 741-2341 be- Between 8AM-8AM '91 Bain Avenue tween g-S, 3 Country Club Apia , Eatontown Ask for Mr. Conner. long Branch N J 07740 4 Stony Hill Apt* . Eatontown ELECTRICIANS HELPERS - i.»0ti 222 9«00 Can Experienced or willing to learn Equal Oppty Employer M/F residential wiring Steady year 542-8880 round work Good advancement MAINTENANCE/CLEANING — CARPENTER OR Call 251-3566. Parson needed Light office CARPENTERS HELPER cleaning Minor building A prop- EXPERIENCED HAIR DRESSER erty maintenance Houra flexible Steady work 767-1565 — Muet be eble to do seta Call CASHIERS/STOCK - Drug Fair up to 20 hra per week Suitable 542-8567 for retired person Office located PEOPLE CANE Stores il currently seeking pert OF SOUTH JEftSCV INC EXPERIENCED PLUMBER — m keypon. Call 738-Ma$ time help Successful candidates 244 Broad St 'PO Bo- M2S will enjoy store wide discounts, Wanted With drivers license 6 MANAGER A ASSISTANT MAN- k. NJ Q770i fl'O Newman Sp' ngi R paid holidays, and vacation Flex- tools Call 767-6634. AQER — Challenging JOD with 12011 530 taaa ible hrs available Exp a plus EXPERIENCED WRECKER L.ntioll N J OflM advancement potential Oood 9470 but we will tram the right person DRIVER — Full or pan time. Call starling salary, comprehensive Applications now being ac- otweri 6-6. 736-0664. benefits Pleasant atmosphere If JERSEY SHORE cepted Htiiet Plaza, Rte 35 you are anxioua to succeed and MEDICAL CENTER Contact manager grow then come talk with us at FULL TIME HICKORY FARMS CHAMBER PERSONS — Motet, Seavlew 3q Mall. June 17 Call Colts Neck a am -4 p m. Sat. 6 Earn $300 w#ekty Major corpor- ation in Red Bank located on Rt 922-9646 for an appt or send Sun Call 577.1515 Mr Fonm lier/Mri Barrowt Personnel Depl 36 haa (3) openings for bright, u Msiap>*> Myr-i Sar.icai or CHEF — For very well estab- aeeerttve personaJlttee who Personnel Recruilan MCOSS NURSING SERVICES lished Seafood Rest Must have meke a nice appearnace and can MANAGERIAL RIVERVIEW 151 Bodmsn Pise* exp with seafood 6 related verbalize We will train aa mer- WAREHOUSE A Red Bank NJ 07701 soups-sauces Must be avail. ketlng representative* Muet MEDICAL CENTER CASHIER 3!S Union Slreei (101) flays/nights Salary 6 benefits have Economical and reliable Positions available in produce, Red Bank N J 07701 neg Send resume to Chef, PO oar Cell Mr TrMt 747-6600 be- meats and grocery depta Excel- Box «36. Highlands. NJ 07732. tween 10 a.m. to 12 noon only lent salary and beneflta Willing (2011530•22OO'2222 CHILD CARE — Couples arid FULL TIME — Registered nuree 10 Iraln Apply in person Rex Work 4 mgnis and single adults needed to open 3-11 shift Apply In person. Atlan- Qene Foods. 12 Moorage Ave . gel paid lor S their homes lu emotional dla- tic Highlands Nursing Home 6 Bayvllle, 260-1351 on the II lo 7 an>n trubed children, ages 10-16 To Middietown Ave. Mon-Frl 8-4 Day Care Center is provide firm but loving care to a MASSEUSE NURSES AIDES FULL TIME — Tax and Insurance svsileble lor employees child placed with you Training. Red Bank Hair Salon Full a Part time clerk, with knowledge of mort- Support and substantial com- Call 530-1437 after Spm. children gage terms and financing. Ex- HILLTOP PRIVATE pensation provded Can Andrea perienced preferred but not re- MECHANIC Free Parking Learner. 501-1750 EOE NURSING HOME quired. Full benefits Call Full or part time Middietown Nj 07148 671-2400. exl 16 for sppt Call 736-4441 COLLECTOR -" E«perienoed 1 671-Q17T Marine View Savings 6 Loan MECHANIC — Must have ex- with backgro^nj Hi sxip-tracing Aaao Equal Opportunity Em- and asset toent.o-- Career op- perience in Foreign and ptoyre M/F portunity with 'ational law firm. domestic cars With own loots. Salary commensurate with ex- Apply in person, VanVlleta Mobil, perience Call for interview FULL TIME ASSISTANT MAN- Holmdei A Bethany Rds. Hutet. Information on placing an ad 747-4220 AGER — Excellent opportunity for experienced lumber person MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Ex- COME AND LEARN MV BU8I- to Iraln for position Excellent perienced for buey Middlelown In this DIRECTORY NESS — As a muffler mechenK •alary/bonus Full benefit pack- office Full lime. Mon-Tuee- end exhaust expert Joe age Call Angle for Interview Thura.Fr. ft Sal AM. Call ploaso call 542-4000 ext. 252 871-1010 •ppt. M1-449-3336 671-5252 THURSDAY, JULY 4, 19B5 I hi Hi tfi-K-r 1 _ _ 55 Situations Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise 72 Garage/Yard 73 Machinery for 77 Pets and 101 Apt. for Rent TIRE CHANGER - NndM (or Wanted Male Jo_r_Sala forSale Salts Sale LIvt-tQCk KEANSBURQ Duly modern shop along with for fit COMPLETE LAWN CUTTING OARAGE SALE — 7/6. Duplex. 5 rooms $300* various other duties Goodstsrt- BEDROOM — Youth 0 piece FURNITURE — 9 pC walnut ORGAN - Hammond, 125 XL. PRE88ARE CLEANING OWNER LIVING ON BOAT — JUST RENTALS Bkr , 389-1 $55 Ing Mlarr Contact Bill Estock Reaaoneble 6 reliable Shanandoah Pine by Young Jacobean dining room $295 4 Itatafor $2,710 will sell for $1,600 9am-4pm 23 Martin Couri. Leonardo, boetlng Items, house- MACHINE — 160' of hoe* Mual Loving Black Labrador Retriever fl/t-2416 _____ Call 642-4271 or 042-3758 Hinckl* $660 Call 671-2039 pc. walnut bedroom $250. or beet offer, mint cond . many sell Call after 6 p m 767-6411, needa home Cell 741-4666 2 LAWN MAINTENANCE - Cheats, desks, sofabed, refriger- uu Island Ing teaiurea Call hold. toddlers toy* A clothes No KEANSBURQ A MAN A TRUCK FOR HIRE - BEDROOM SET — Muat tell De- eerty caller*. 8HELTIE — (Minnie Collie) Top 2 bedroom, kids $300 s Workers wanted IB years or Pick up 4 deliver light hauling ator, gas dryer. $35 ea Eves. 458-3028 after 6 older Full time Call after 7. sign Research, white Birch Mod- 747-2745 MiTAWArT^- Yard sale 2 renv 76 Auction Seles qusllty table A while male 6 DupleM, 5 rooms $300 • Small moving jobe Yards, attlct wood. No nallt Chlldren'a to REBUILT weeks, both parents are cham- 5 rooms, kidB $400* * cellart cleaned, gutters etc FURNITURE - Pine living room i* Eic cond , 61700 value V6 Marine engine. PUBLIC AUCTION pions. A fat and heelty babyi JUST RENTALS Bkr . 369-1555 TYPISTS Freeeatlmatai Joe 4BS 10B7 Atklng $400 Call Mark Sun- set. $300 2 like new twin bade Call after 5pm 583-3571 $350 642-4743 Ma will (rain Laadlng typesetter PAINTER -"Experienced 'to- Thura. 6PM-11PM only $160 Other matreasea. $25 MIDDLETOWN - 6 Eati Karyn Sat July 6. 7 PM ~KEYPORT looking for people who can work erior/eKtenor Very reliable col- 741-4600 Ore**ers. $50 787-6650 RECORDS — Large selection of Terrace Sat July 6 Household ihotmdel Flrehouse Rt 620, Holmdel. N J. 80 Bicycles 4 room* Hesl paid $4001 20-25 hours par week typing at lege ttudant Excellent work OAS STOVE — 38' Dining room oldie A newer 46'B Original item*, bicycles, toya. mlec 10-4 noma on our personal com- BICYCLE - Men'a 10 sp~d tables Musi purchase all 45 Mini Bikes 2 bdrms klda. hi pd $400 s Free eailmatea Unbeatable Schwinn Excellent condition set, gee heater, spaca heater, Oak princes* dresser, oak high JUST RENTALS Bkr . 369-1659 puters converting authors mmu- prices Fully inaured Cell large wooden de*k. indoor Best offer Also LP's. cssseltsa A RALEIOH — Mena 28' 3 speed. •c'lpls lo b* compatible with our Call 747.9376 book* Serious buyers only Call MIDDLETOWN - Sal A Sun. cheet. crocks A |ugs with blur LARGE — Charming 1 bedroom 957-8138, >tk tor Brendan •hooting rang* + mlsc Call Barbers chalra. portable dog Iron horse door atop, nice porch ept 2 blocfce from bay. wrap- typesetting system You mutt BICYCLE - 10 tpeed. 21' treme. 741*0252 after 5pm week- typa at least 00 WPM accurately R CAREY - Janitorial Service edaya. after 10 a m. Sat /Sun run*, plus msny other Hems 03 rocker, carved Victorian, chair around porch, yard, modern Cleaning otficet in the Red Bank molobecane mlit* Excellent frame, fine empire 2 drawer sew- •nd b« abla to pick up work 2 or Call 842.4696 QAS DRYER — $175 Washing Tall Timber Rd 671-8066 kitchen, bathroom $500'mo + I limes * weak It Interested *«nd market area (We never require a machine 873 Table, lamp*, A REDWOOD PATIO FURNITURE MWNO OUT" OTCOUNTRY - ing stand, lamps, SM pottery, pr. 81 Sports ultima* 871-9210. mumi about yourself to Unlvar- contract) 747-3383 BOOKCASE - Large cutlom — Chalrt 6 lounge A table with Multl-family sale. toys, baby peacock pictures made of eea chest of drawara Chalra Call •hails Ig prlng of Indian, Federal Equipment LONG BRANCH — $0 Dunbai Uly Graphics 11 Weal Ave , At made bookcaee, 7'x4'x20" 291-2712 pada Other Item* Reasonable furniture, tool*, antique* and untie Highland!, NJ 07718 Altn WINDOW WASHING] - jTo~ Mahogany veneer, eliding glatt Call 741-3640 ion lots more Rain or shine. style bulls-eye mirror. Ig water- WINDSURFERS (2) Ave. 1 bedroom, living room Typing Dept No phone calla Ye* we do windowsl GAB HEATERS color of parrots, art decco Beautiful condition. kitchen $465/mo Includes haa< doora Bookthelvee, 7 drewert, REFRIGERATOR - Seer* side- July 6-7. 8 30-3 11 Amelia Cir- pnut dispenser, highly carved A water Near Monmouth Medi- please Realdenilel & commercial tome for collectible* Needs a Two Warm Morning by-side 22 cubic Inch. Ice- l Ll S NO EARLY Hardly used, great price Call 871-3778 of 291-5602 Direct-vent throne chair, several paintings, Call 663-7687. cal Available 7/1 Paul P Bove large room In the right home. maker yellow. $450 Custom Oak fern table. Victorian table, Inc Realtor 671-2544 WAITRESS /WAITER ~ Part- $200 or beat offer Cell 842-7035 Call 642-4407 or 672-0763 SMAii LAWNS - Cut 1 main- sofa. 108'long earth tonaa $500 MOVING — Clothes, toys, books, ig quantity of good china, 84 Merchandise lime daya Inquire within lamed Varied other (obi Qut- BOXES - CORRUGATED OE DtSWASHER — t38. Ken- Reclmer. beige cordsroy $100 glasswsre, porcelain, etc prints LONG BRANCH — 1 bdrm Briody a. 132 E River Rd . M 6 Storage, and f baby Items, lempe Everything Anchorage, beautiful (Hh Moor 8hI c tfMnirf more wseher |75 Custom lined Antique Maple china closet $300 must go July 5 A 6, 9*6 p m. 61- By Harrison Fisher Howard Wanted H beige drapes 166' X 05" $45 Call after 4. 671-5913, Chandler Christy, Cbarlas Dens ocean front. pool. sauna gBiBgjpt " * y complete line of B While Si , Eatontown 1-A USED FURNITURE — An- $600/mo 4 util 544-9424 or packaging auppllet 482-4672 or Couch (needs covers) 129 Club Gibson. Cecil Aldln, etc Oval re- _j£ Spanish* Certified ROLAND" GUITAR — And syn- MOVING SALE — Stereoa. pool verse paintings, oil lamp*. Dutch tique*, working refrlgeratora. 544-0505 parlencad Day or evenings teacner will tutor to meke up Chan 120 Call 741-6310 Iheslier Model QR-300 Asking contend of homes, attics, bate- Apply In person to Red Oak ~! GIRLS BIKE ~ table, ping-pong table, air con- girl Redwing cookl* Jar. Minion's failure or lor enrichment Cell $800. TV special 130 A Bun ditioner, exceraize bike A ma- majolica cat pitcher. 1980 Hum- meme, etc will heul 1 item or all Dlnef. Rta 36. Hitet 264-6358 222 5262 24', 3 epd, Schwlnn switchabie channel amp, 66 mel plale A Hummel 1167, old Call 264-6466 chine, convection oven, many LUXURY GARDEN APTS - 1 WAITRESS/WAITER BRANDY NEW — 70 yeer old Ages 5-12 »60 watts, both smpa for $350 Call other itema Sat A Sun, 10-5 38 cameras. Roysl Dewton Items A 56 Situations twin bedroom tet. dreeeer, van- Call 741-6099 630-6136 ___ lots more Inspection 5 00 PM ALL LIONEL TRAINS bedroom Beautiful landscaping Mutt be over 21 Adele Court, River Plaza Pool. 1 ml from QSP Call Cell 291-5343 Wanted Male/Female ity, bench and mirror Included QIRL S BEDROOM SET - Seers SEARS — "Merry Mushroom" 747-5367 Food by Joan Daves coins here Or Flyer. Top caah appraisal Call 767-6026 Col Bob Randolph. Auctioneer, Price no object. 946- 2693 284-1846. 9-5. M-F WAITERS/WAITRESSES Wf Cl I AN A HAUL AWAY - Bonnet, dresser, mirror, night caniBtort. paid $49, sell $26. MOVING SALE - Sat July 6. 201-363-3664 Cooka. bartenders dith people Private A commercial light hewl- BUFFET — Solid Walnut. Excel- table, desk Twin or poster bed. Cookie jar. paid $20, sell $10. only 11 Walker Terrace, Mlddle- BABY FURNITURE — Crib, j "MIDDLETOWN lent condition Antique $136 or Like new 672- 9486_ changing Isbia. dresser, etc, Ex- bus people Italian Provision Co . i"8 Dependable eervlce " cellent condition Call after 6PM Condo. 3 bedroom $600'• 072-1251 after 1 asfcjor mgr " ir 5 p m 747-9166. bait offer Call 264-9351 any- 1982 SEARS KENMORE — time 77 Pete and 671-6899 JUST RENTALS Bkr , 389-1555 WANTED — Long ttandlng firm OIRLS BEDROOM SET — Light Heavy duty wather A dryer MOVING SALE — Frl/Set from ~ MIDDLETOWN BUMPER POOL TABLE apple green Beautiful condition. Lerge capacity white Excellent Livestock BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR teekt motivated person (or pet- Include* headboard, matching condition $800 Can between 9-5 No early blrda 11 Vineyard SALE — Call Second Hand Lll. 1 bedroom Wont last $200s ition at Patt Control Technician A Equip, axe cond. Ave. Eaat Keanaburg. ADORABLE KITTENS HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 Medical benefit Paid vacation HOP Call 671-2872 footboard. 46' dresser with mir- 6am-5pm, Mon-Fn. 642-1744 Beautiful markings 6 weeks old. 264-0777 After 5. 264-6615 flood driving record A neat ap- ror. 46' desk with bookshelves A MOVING — No clothes, furniture Active end playful Free to good Hlgheet prices paid tor all itsms. 61 Buslnass CABINET matching chair Reasonable STWING MACHINE — $1$0. A toola. etc 20 Barman Way, antiques, etc For bergalns. stop OCEANPOFVT pearance a t hlf Waaher $45 Snowblower $150 homes Call 787-1608 Ot t e SINGER SEWING MACHINE 291-S65S Middletown. off Harmony Rd at 24 Broad St. Key port 3 rooms Carpeted $300 s Opportunity Call 642-0087 Twin bed with bedding $90 2 Thur* A Frl July 4 A 5. 9-1. JUST RENTALS Bkr . 389-1555 ORAVELEY — Convertible Trac- Advanced And LOOKING FOR — About 200 of WANTED — Operations Man- BEAUTY SALON - Eat over 60 CAMERA — Chlnon eound tebiee $90 Can 568-3680 after 5 OCEANPORT yrt Turn-key operation 2 man- tor with 30 mower. $750 Sulky SOFA — Maichmg chair NEW CHILDRENS CLOTHES — Beginners stockade fence end patio blocks ager Cuatodial Service Co movie camera A projector Like with elongated shaft $75 Steer- TV. houaewar* items, King sue Csll 563-2649 1 bedroom, hurry $300's Prater black eeal Call 842-9333 ager*, good Red Benk location new $300 Call 642-6687 Rust/green/gold plsld Brass an- DOQ TRAINING HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 Reetonabla rent $9000 ing sulky • eiten*lon wheela. diron* green velvet sofa Lamp bed. etc 195 County Rd., Clrf- Bayahore Dog Club. 741-64 MILITARY — Uniforms, medals. $100 946-6666 fwood July 5 A 6. 9-6, 52 Babyaltting- 531-8455 CANOPY CRIB BASSETT Call 542-2391 ^^ BEAGLE — Female. 16 we*ks. swords -tall souvenirs. WW1. RED BANK — 2 badi apt With acceaaorlet HAM RADIOS - ~ HealrTsB-220 NEW MONMOUTH — 2 Sylvia All papera A shots. Aakmg $50 WW2. etc Old saddles, western available Heat A hot ChlldCare Cell 496-4426 SOFA~ "Slack" ~ leather Good or army Call 866-6030. eluded No pets Cell 741-5872 CAR WASHES 2KW Linear Drake TR7-PS7 condition, $100 Combined table Tar.ac* Sat. A Sun July 6 A 7. Call 842-2494 after 8 pm BABYSITTER NEtOED Morn- Self Serv A automatic • notteal CARPETING — Wall 10 wall VFO-MIke 2 'ana. manual etc 9-3 p.m. Portable dishwasher, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (ALL) Ingt A afternoons lor 2 children 291-2068 lamp 5 aided end table + mlsc bunkbeda, ttereoa. etc. BEAGLE PUPPIES RED BANK inve»tment going! Complete Major mill liquidating entire Items Call 741-0252 after 5p m 6 weeks old, $20 ANY AGE ANY CONDITION In or neer Naveimh School area. turn-key tyttem - land bldg . •lock, brand new 100% nylon TOP DOLLAR PAID 244-1077 5 room* Heat paid $8001 HAVE An unwanted Item uf weekday*, after 10 a m Sat OCEANPORT - Washer/dryer, Call 466-0604 _ JUST RENTALS Bkr.JM9-1S55 M>ddietown'Atlantic Highlenda equip . financing Cartons Dlat Any 3 room* living, dining, two you'd like to sell? An ad this /Sun kitchen table, dining room table area Call 747-6026 For free into 1-6OO223-7J24 bedroom to 375 eq ft $166 in- sue lor 10 days. |ust $6 90 Call COLLIE PUPS PIANO WANTED RED BANK ~" T~ year" 'ouT 3 clude* cutiom matall over ped SOFA HIDTA-BEO — Matching A chain. Much, more Sat A BABYSITTER NEEDED - For DEALERSHIPS AVAILABLE The Register Classified. Sun. July 6 A 7. 6-3 p m 83 Port- AKC 6 weeks First shots Any condition 493-4911 bedroom contemporary Financing Call Barry (201) chair, recllner Good condition Ophthslmologist checked, $250 townhouse on mo /mo leaaa baby boy Red Benh/Middletown Earn $200 profit on $300 Mle 686-7200 542-1700 au-Peck Ave. Corner of Port-au- area Call 530-4957 Aaklng $450 for all Call Call 922-9457 Opening sky window All ap- Newiy patented product* enter- HOLMOEL — Kitchen for sale 369-1$36 Peck A Ocaanpon. pliances Incl wssher/dryer A BABYSITTER — Reliable ex- ing N j marketa Ample >eed* CASTRO CONVERTIBLE ~~— Ail wood cabinata A appliances 1~DAY YARD SALE — Sat July 6 DOQ HOUSE - Just built Very A/C European Kitchen A aunken Marberry AatOC 301-949 7295 Couch Sleep* 2 metchlng chair $1000 or best offer Call STAINLESS DOUBLE SINK - Clothaa, books A. household well built Insulated Cell perienced, full time, m fur Little with feucet. for opening 32"x18' 222-6411 living room Call 291-4073 bet Silver home 530-0216 DRV CLEANERS - Monmouth Brown A ivory plaid HefCulon 946-4961 Itema 133 Stone Rd Union 101 Apartment* 6-10 a m. and 4-5 30 p m M-F Mall Subttantlal volume High e-i ahape $200 566-1648 $20 Call 530-0973 Beach 8am-3pm EXPERIENCED MOTHER Wll HOT POINT — Full SIX* stand up DOG SITTER — 2 15 Ib puppies ATABERDEEN TOBED BANK care tor your cMd'Children 3* profit Call Jim or Ed Middle- CB RADIOS - Complete trailer STEREO EPI SPEAKERS - Jury 14-Aug 4 Fenced ysrd re- RED BANK fraeser Perfect cond 1200 Call PORT MONMOUTH — Antique*, Elberon, 1 bedroom only $200 Rooms A studios Irom $200 yeara Oey or evening in her w town Reeliora 530-0600 towing package sheared Beaver 495-1462 anytime Tanicha receiver, Onkyo table, clothee. toys, households 58 quired Puppiee live outside Ocean Grove, all bills pd 6300 Keeneburg home 707-4704 HOT DOQ TRAILER - Slamlet* fur coat golf club*. BW TV'*, . AT Cartridge. Akai deck cabent Monmouth Ave oft Wilson Ave Lowe children Salary to be dis- Cotisgss starting al $300 HOT DOG TRAILER - Siemiesa ! Call S35O 530-0092 Cllffwood, 1 bedroom $300* HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 HA7LET MOTHER Will •lee) Sett-con tamed propane aewing machine 531-0466 ••L Sat > Sun 9-S cussed Call 495-2854 MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! Suvag* A toda cheat 3 month* ateel Self-contained propane RED BANK — Garden apt* 2 Storage A soda crtesi 3 months STEREO SYSTEM - Mar*n_, 3 RED BANK — 2 family garage FOUND - Kitten. needs I CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDS) babysit your child Full time dur- old 11500 firm Call 787-2356 mg old Amplifier, cassette decN mother's milk Anyone with HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 bedroom*, living room dining ing summer vacation Can old 11500 firm Cell 707-2356 with suto reverse. Synthstlze sate 19 Elm Place 8 30 2 Sat room, new kitchen $675 mcle June 14 mother cateet,. pleaspeas* calca l DianDaa or CHAMNING - 2 bedroom. $650 264 2489 tuner with auto direct drive twin Donna, 495-4566 Will take cat heat, hot water A cooking gaa - CHECK THIS OUT... TBMTYPEWRITERS table, remote control reciever 2 RED BANK — 292 Spring SI Frl • utilities Credit references a •no tec No petsts. '741-9115 53 Domestic Help ING DEALERSHIP IN AVAIL- Get more reader* to check out RENTAL $22-128 per mo speakers cebmei $2000 Cen- 7/5 Sal 7/6, 9*5. Flahtank with must Ctll 87~-2525 RED BANK — 2 bedroom Dish- ABLE AREAS SOON GREAT your ad with a CHECK at Ihe lop Rent-option to buy 747-1661 non T50 fully automatic camera equipment, studio couch, chil- FREE TO GOOD HOME - DES- ~ EATONTOWN PROFIT POTENTIAL IN AN EX- and/or bottom of your copy Call PERATE. 2 yr old male dog. me- washer, washer/dryar Heat INBOARD ENGINE - 225 HP with automatic winder $250 dren* clothing lady's shoes, 1 bedroom $3001 gaa/wster Excellent location PANDING INDUSTRY CALL The Daily Register Ciessified De- Mercrulser IB Ford 302 F W C Middle East rug 3x4 metera glassware, household, etc dium size houeebroken. very 4 rooms $300 s CLEANING PERSON - Evening WEDOCOR 303-759-3200 EXT I partment today detsils 1 1 trans Osges $500 Call $500 New Howard-Millar good with children, very obedi- HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 $725/mo Call 741-2443 or weekend work iigr-.i cleaning ' 2403 • • 542-1700 «??-2«92 Grandfather clock 3 months old RED BANK - 78 Bank Si I ent 291-4771 SPACIOUS — 2-bsdmom apt Ceii6M-76i9afteripi Sat A Sun July 5-7 9-3 p includes heat A hot water JACK LALANE PRESIDENTIAL $1000 Call 495-0770 before Baby clothes to Apppitances FREE TO GOOD HOME - HIGHLANDS DUST BUSTERS • Comr 7 30PM . $650/mo Adults preferred, no - Membership For information Shepherd mix, female, 8 moa Ranch 5 rooms KldB/pets $500 s pets Can 741-5518 I floor wa>mg carpel • /-._--»- »/i_> /ft J/-N RUMSON — Mlec household old Spayed Hou*abrok*n. good JUST RENTALS Bkr. 369-1655 A COLONIAL - Pine dining room call Chris at 642-6913 goods A furniture, new electric shampooing, general DM ning j (_I __J VISA/MCC large table. 6 cnaira 1 KITCHEN CABINETS — WaTl with children, very loveble Mu*1 . i now 946 956fl kim Frl, July 5 A Sat. July 6. 9-4 get rid off due to allergies Regardieaa of credit hitiory or j yf old Ong coal $2000 Sacrifice oven, stove top ••< • -• pm 16 8alfrsWay HIGHLANDS TWIN BROOK EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER income' No-nak guarantee) 4 ' a-i WOO Call after 6 787-5672 Hoerslo- (pkgi Wather/dryer, STEREO - Onkyo reciever. 563-4160 Ranch Kids $600 - For housework A laundry yeer old corporation listed with kitchen eet All in *«c cond Cell TX36B 100 want Techmquet SUPER YARD SALE GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - JUST RENTALS Bkr . 369-1555 VILLAGE local busmeaa bureau insured COLONIAL* HUTCH — Dark cassette deck Sony U660 Sal Sun July 6 * 7 10 im-I Musi be through and ratable wood fi75 Wood beck door 495-2270 AKC Sir* German import Bred HIGHLANDS — 2 bdrm at foot Of GARDEN APTS. Own transportation Mon A M and secured with SAL benk loudspeakers, catxnat with glaa* > p 234 Grand Ave . Naveslnk for beauty and brains $250 A up hill by new condoa No pets 1 '4 Deadline soon tor apppiicant* 125 Kitchen sink white $20 Call LADY RUSS - Knit lops. 50'60 j door*, all m axe cond $400 firm ' reen Hillside Ave A Rt 36, Call breeder 446-2954 1 A 2 bedrooms from $490 Mod- $» per day Omy tenous n—a 530-0464 mos sec Oas. heat A e*ec bill. ern, spacious apis Heat, hot A apply Cell Between 3-8 For brochure and application poiyeater/cotton. ing /ahrt Great buy Must sell 496-9775 bordering on Atlantic Highland* $4S0/mc 291-4073 bet 6-10 send $3 for postage and hand- sleeve Reg A irreg Approa- SWIM POOLS - Warehouse NO EARLY CALLERS PLEASE KITTENS — (4). Free) to good cold water Cooking gas in- rSiwso COMMODE hom« 12 weeka old Litter train- am and 4-5 30 p m M-F. cluded On-prsmlses tanma ling ^refundable) to FAC me . Like new 130 imateiy 2600 at $4 or $60'dot forced to dispose of new on- YARD SALE MATURE WOMAN - To cere lor PO Box 1046 Smyrna. OA CaH T47-S266 ground 31 long pools complete ed Call 583-0525 after 4. all day HIGHLANDS - Scenlc-emall 1 courts, pool, recreation tree 2 children in my Morganville •<•• 718 7th Avi weekends bedroom apl Yard by unit haa Near Eatontown Shopping E*C 30081 1048 Phone LAWN TRACTOR - Hydromatlc with huge sundecks. fencing, hi- Union Beach home Own transportation 6 re*. 404-587-2611 COMPUTER — Commodore 64" rsts filters pump ledders war- new deck overlooking gorgeous schools Ocean Twp er*nc*e Call 591-0693 arter 5 heyborad. disk drive A monitor 12 HP international cadet 48* ranty etc Asking $850 COM- July 6th 10-3PM KITTEN view $350 • elac 291-4073 bat Highway 35 Oakhurst MATURE WOMAN - To Cera lor LOW RATES • assorted lotwiri books. rotory mower, snow plow snow PLETE Financing aval' Call Stan YARD SALE - Frl A Sat. July 5 6-10 em and 4-5 30pm M-F 531-4923 542-0612 teaming guide* cover*, game* A blower Celt 741-6109 Free to good home Jd A 6 mo in my Hailet noma loll free 1-600-624-1326 A 6 9-3 425 Main it. For details call 291-1128 2 BEDROOM - New kitchen A I 4 30 Mon-Fn Must i*ve refer- di*k* E«c cond 6'mo old LAWN MOWER - Sears thp Keansburg KEANSBURG — By owner bath Available at once $475 * I Must sell 1700 firm Call OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG - Matlculoua 2 bedroom. 60K1O0 ence* A transportation Cell rider 5 spd. 30* cut. e«lf-bag- SWIMMING POOL July 6 utilities 545-9769 ,671-4366 ______Qlng $750 Call 671-6687 YARO SALE - Sat Mala. 1' 1 yra old Has all papers lot. central air. gaa heat Walk 10 7J96»06ene<6pm 16 cover ladder A filter SAM 3PM 59 Washington Ave Needa good home with large NY bua stop, stores. A beach WEST END I COMPUTIR —' IBM Almost LAWN MOWER —Snapper rid- Beat offer Call 264-4516 Leonardo Wood stove, baby yard Friendly, very playful $79,000 Call 212-931-7514 col- 1 bedroom, ell bills pd $300* 54 Situations new Greai deal Can days or ing i*wn mower 6 n p used TlFFeNY STYLE CEILING LAMP terns, clothing A mlec. 291-6470 lect HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 Wanted Female ave* 671-5666 twice $600 CSH 767-1643 *fter 5 - Yellow A white. $60 Sofa, CONTENTS6F~HOME^ Double green and blue, wood trim. $60 . 6275 LAWN TRACTOR - John Dears Perego stroller $30 Call Kitchen set $75 Living room *et 400 20 H P with 60' rotary A 747-4974 after 5pm 10' RADIAL SAW - A ac- 6pc H25 Re»nger*tor* |15OA plow $1900 Csll 530-9518 or foil LET OERBER - OoidT MS ABOVE THE REST cessor** $275 Outdoor gee 741-3711 IN CHILD CAREi • 100 Sofa bed A matching chair Vanity. 24* white with top and gntl Broilmaster $100 Compact ti25 Chine cebinet 150 Odd $35 M>ddieiown •Our child snou'd be content sir compressor never used $60 "*ppy and weii csred tor white Widens baking pant A equip double bed $'0 Maple rwin bed Couch A love Seal Luxury like Business Directory you wo'k i em a Fair Haven Weil let pump McDonalds $60 660 Couch 640 264-6466 I new Blue/white A beige velvet TuB — American atandard casi mother who can do all of the Can 967-6661 i Must *eti $650 Call beTor* noon iron 5 toot left hand (Mftron above' IM years experience '" COUCH _ CHAIR Gotd" Meoi A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES terranean *tyt* cushions need or erter 6PM 739-3336 I yellow) still in crete $276 Cell chuARDMAN -(HP nice con- Certineo teacher Grade* K 6 dmon Musi sell this week $515 J KOPF A SONS EXCAVATING PAINT AND PAPER _ Quality Can 495-1316 9-11AM or traverse rod* 60.64 $75 table* office equip etc at 642-9360 or bast offer Can 88' 9064 or A KINGS CERAMIC TILE "Your dirt is our Bustnee* SERVICE & REPAIR 872-2982 ' workmanship-reasonable Eve- 6 10PM bargain price* New or uaed MOVING-MUST SELL - Bast 462.1359 We do ell intonation 6 repairs Grading A Cleaning. Reasonable. rales. ning A weekend appointment* A A C DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt No job too btg or too small For Dozers A Backhoe 264-7264 CHILD CARE - in my Leonardo Alfl CONDITIONER - 2 t ton Offer Chair. atat AIR CONDiTiONFR b*r. antique sewing machine A BEirOflD - 56? Garflled Ave CERAMIC TILE 685 Paving Call 871-1839 $115 dreeaer, cheet double bed Can mlsc Can 495-2666or 787-11 15 Woodatovaa 1 HOUSES - Oarage*, yard A eflf 6, 787-6404 Fn A Sat 8 26-6 '29 10-4 p m CONTRACTING gutter* cleaned out A hauled SIR LANCELOT Call 866 9378 MOVING MUST SELL - 10 FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES COMPANION AIDE - To senior DINING ROOM — Table A Chalrt. piece French Proven tie" dming Boy* clothes toys, dishes, couch Beth*. *hower*. watl* A floor* away Mini Blacktop sealer We will sea) any cmien or conveieecent between ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY RE- kitchen set dresser and more Prompt service Free estimate* Chimney*, brick hearths A wails 747-6126 blacktop Smell repairs Can *?, < hour* of I A 3 Cooking DUCED DURING THIS END OF Oak butcher block tressie table room set Zenith 17' TV com- Brick, stone, btock concrete 4 chalra. oak frame, ruat wrvet bination. Simmons 90* everything muet go Cell enyttme for appt 296-3195 ADC HAULING A MOVINO CO our (owpnea* 671-4537 ' and personal care Can . SEASON SALE ON AIL 1965 BELFORD - 7 pool table NEW'CERAMIcf TILE A REPAIRS Repair* j BOck, 291-0037 I NEW 31 FAMILY-SIZE SWIM- upholstery 1 yr old Must Ball Naugahid* sota bed set of Arbcs. cellars A yards cleaned L Asking $1200 (Ong. price Americans Encyclopedia miny dretter ismps. deck dishes. Regrouting replacing future* 585 QardTt Tilling Debris removed Local A na- MING POOLS COMPLETE WITH Reasonable price* FREE eell- 696 Pool Services COMPANION - A Home cere DECK FENCE FILTER A WAR- $1600 I Cell 530-0092 other Item* 741-9029 | toys *'O"B clothing crib beby tionwide moving from single Mid 40 lady would nke to car* lor DINING ROOM SIT _ SoM items A DOOkB July 6. 9-4 p < mate* 530-7214 GARDENS TILLED — With 8 hp time* to entire household good* JAB POOL SERVICE -Tn • gentlemen and be hi* compa- RANTY ONLY $859 00 COM- MOVINO - Sola*. ug* end 337 East End Ave (orf of East troy inter Reasonable Cart Ws guarantee to beat our com- I PLETE FINANCING AVAIL- dark pine, eac cond Twin bads table* kitchen eet. table A 4 642-4006 or 741-7160 till 9 p m ground and above ground mami nion AI*O car* lor hi* home and A iHesser s Queen site sofa bed 446 Brats petitor* by 10-30** FULLY INS New liner* Dismantle A remove' shara his inter**!* Call ABLE CALI BOB chairs, odd* A ends 671-3762 A LIC. Free eats 767-3962 I r 800 223-0307 Ceil M0-'467 aha' epm •ft*r 5pm BIG OARAGE SALE - 12 Dem- CUSTOM. COMMERCIAL. RE 595 Horn* of above ground 671-4537 67t-21O7 men Ave Locust Depression SIDNTIAL BRASS A chrome rail- SAW LIOHT HAULING DINING ROOM - RocT maple MOVING - Refrigerator Blo've LINTOTT A SON - Pool main- COMPANION AIDE To eernor ANDERSEN WINDOWS - and gists collectibles, tools A more ing* A products Brsss Gallery. Improvemente AttK cellars yards, garagee and ctuen or con«ai**cem between , doors A Atrium doors 50S dis- hutch. serv«r-treette labte. 4 english antique armor* o*n Fn A Sit July 6 A 6. 6-3 61 Carton St . Rumson. 642-7735 tenance A service Filters A tmews count Deliver, 1-6OO-523-670? chairs $990 Antique chins cabinet Call "47 8108 A-i DECKS — Dormers, and repaired Opening* A closings the hours of 6 * 3 Cooking, ""BLOCK1' SALE mora. R T Builders Prompt ser- driving *nd personal care Call doset $300 Wall unit $100 E«c MUST SELL - Dining room sal. 447 Carpentry The beet serve* at rea*cna&« ] ANDERSEN WINDOWS - and cond 531 3613 eves A wfcnds 13TH STREET vice Free eatimetes. reference* pnee* Can 495-4551 630 6646 I doors. 6 Atrium doors 50S dis- Msple twin beds, carria B C CUSTOM CARPENTRV - Call anytime 767-0971. CLEAN YARDS count OeUvery 1600-523-6707 DINING ROOM — Tab** A 4 cane W KEANS8URQ EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yr* beck chairs 3 drawer dreeeer interior a»tenor design Re- ADDITIONS — Complete re- Ceuers. stttc* A garage* MAC'S ING WOUND POOLS — " **p Looking lor permanent pos ANDERSON WINDOW - Large, Conee table A Oak library table BuiCK SKYLARK "LIMITED — modeling, repairs, refinlshing modeJtng service CaH 741-4964 Free eetimates you want to do >t right, can Mac i Itlon Institutional cooking back- Ave Naveaink Between Hillaide Gutters A all household jobs It it 741-2149 inground Pools tonight LT re wooden Never used $125 Pen- c.)( #42.,742 before 7 p Ave A n 36 Next to Atlantic 1962 Excellent condition PS or 264.fi 56 ground Call after 3 30 ellng grsy rustic, new $73 Call H h lBndt needs to be don*, we do it placement A poo' repair specie' DININa ROOM MT "— C*r« I __ _ Mi-2133 PB auto tranamiaaion Reason- DUST BUSTERS - Commercial, 496-4450 739-1106 abie offer Call 741-6613 Reasonable rate* 563-4180 650 Masonry lets Futfy inaured 495-141B Mahogeny. includee 6 buffet. MUST SELL - Boy* 12' BMX HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpen- residential Floor waaing. carpet Sarvlca EXPERIENCED TEACHER - Will ANTIQUES — Numerous and ound table S bike $55 Brother sewing mema-- COMPLETE CONTENT"S" OF t'v woodwork, fob* done with shampooing, general cleaning 715 Roofing tutor reading A math skill* various Including r*ltrode diameter-with 3 leevee, 4 chalra Chine. $120 Call 571-1569 after .HOME — Furniture lamps. Cu'- Ad nowt 946-9069 MASON-CONCRETE WORK — Grade* K-3rd Strong emphasis lantern, hanging lamps di*he*. predawn Job loo big for you? A Siding Asking $360 291-4744 3 pm lams drapes d'shas. giesswers To small for others? Call Ken HOME IMPROVEMENTS Sidewalka. patio* driveway*. on readiness skills Call furniture also grandfathers •tap*, block A brick Free) esti- 1 clock room divider 4 piece mir- D*NING ROOM SET — Tra- NATURAL OAS WALL HEATER baby furniture, crib carriage Soderiund. 566-2971 after 5pm I 24 HR Emergency Service 10S 3-E S ROOFING A PAINT CO 264-2013 dltional etvte All wood $600 play pen. etc much much more mate* Call BiH at 756-8214 , ror top oak living room ••< Call DISCOUNT For Seniors Year* of amp Reasonable raw* HOUSECLEANING - Teem of : 530-9677 after 2 RETIRED CARPENTER - Smell 692-6762 Can be seen at Muscles and medium else too* and MASONRY FIREPLACES. Free estimates Fulty insured two women will efficiently clean Watermelon Ber. Hwy 36, Atlan- Brtck-tfone-concret* CaH 767-7664 your hause'or epertment Call ANTIQUE DINING ROOM - Buf- decks Free estimate* Call J C BROTHERS tic Highlands or can 291-0813 CONTENTS OF APT — Dining HOME IMPROVEMENTS Step* and patios etc M4-7611 fet, king sir* headboard, water NEW SEARS KENMORE DRYER 741-5797 or 774-0600. CM 291-4677 DRUMS l-year old Qretscn - 1200 Boys bedroom set $300 at TV t A 'fit A homeowner* we ROOFING - PAINTING - HOUSECLEANING - Ex- •kia A folding chelr* Call eve* •peciallie In all rehab protects A 530-4995 ______and Ziidjian cymbals Muat eae Complete girls bedroom set. like 449 Carpet Care CARPENTRY — Free estimate* perienced, reliable A through Best otter new $600 used twin bed HOC 7/6-7 8 am- homeowners needs Roofing, 665 Moving & Work guaranteed No job too Have references own transpor- ANTIQUE SECRETARY"^- OOM- CARPET CARE — Rug shampoo- carpentry, waterproofing, CaH after 8 222-7517 Derk brown rug. mal. and FAIR HAVEN ing, carpel installations. repeirB •K Storaga emam Can 672-1653 laiion Call 495 3169 or en oak Good condition matching swivel chair S15O GARAGE SALE Antiques too 10OH financing avail 563-2215 747-3179 78 high 1 31 wide 1 20 deep. ELETRIC RANGE — 4 burner, Relay* 642-0070 Ken Coakiey NICK'S MOVERS - Ineured, ROOFING-SIDING-GUTTERS' apt site, stainieee steei $40 Used Castro convertible sofa, Thursday Fourth of July JOHN ROESING $400 Call 739-6*86 light green with ftorel pattern senior discount Fast eervtca Leak repair* sine* 1962 IRONING - T dsys a week Electric ovenfor cabinet $25 4 Fr.day 59 K*mp Avs 450 Carpet Cleaning interior /exterior home repairs Free estimate* 566-0104 776 Feat service Can 530-0952 Same day service or pick up and ANTIQUE PLAYER PIANO — Re- Call 264-3406 $200 Harvard classic*. 52 vent 2 FAMILY OARAQE SALE - Sat Certificate of Occupancy work Rt. 36. Haztet PC00061 delivery Call 330-9693 Slorabte Other antique items $150 Must Sell immediately June 22. 9 to 2. 324 Teaberry A-1 EXPERT Carpet Cleaning — ' Free eeflmete* ROOFING — Reeidentta.. com- Must sell Call am or p m FAIR HAVEN - GARAGE SALE 741-6655 call 10am-1pm dally | Court Snug Harbor ott Fischer Upholstery Cleaning Reasonable No rob too small TEACHERS MOVING INC — Big mercial Repair* inaured 1 563 1630 Thursday. Fourth of July A Frl- , Blvd . Tom* River Baby A chli- rate* Morn* Hoffman. 747-0209 495-2009 or amali Licensed A insured gaurenteed Atlantic Contract- dey 59 Kemp Ave NORGE REFRIGERATOR Free estimates Fair Haven ing S63-$aaS ANTIQUE Freeier Good condition Good I dren* clothe*, awing, cnb, car- TOTAL RENOVATION CON- MIDDLETOWN MOM - Will give FENCE W0O0~-^Sp7uce. t"X 4 nage end much more, every 455 Carpel installation 530-1333 Chineee Vaee 1660 8uy AtHlng $»5 C*M 7B7-1650 STRUCTION INC — Additions, 730 Special your Infant lota of TLC while you Beat otter Call 222-4564 X 8 «12 ea Can 747-4859 or j thing mult go JIMS CARPET INSTALLATION work, shop or lust want free time OLD CLOCK - Highboy, deik window*, vinyl siding, design 675 Odd Jobs 542-6677 — Sale*, cleaning re-leys, re- •ervice Free estimate* CaH Sarvlcaa Call 671 0665 china. lamps. sea-chest, GARAGE SALE — Sat. May iT Btretche* A repair* 264-6177 FIREPLACE - Heetelator. w-5 bentwood chairs, table, pemttngs 8-3 p m Sled* gam«s. lot* of A-i ODD JOB SERVICE — Ex- NURSES AIDE - E»P Work with position flue UL approved In- A frames settee 642-3540 pert home repairs Fulty Insured SINGLES BOWLING" ANTIQUE - 70-yeer-old twin Odds A ends 11 Delaware Ave 456 Catering Call 530-6515. Bored with bar* 7 Geriatrics dependable reason bedroom m cludes 3 triple wan stacka Roof Atlantic Highlands. 625 Landscaping able Call 566-2047 *v«t flange. more 496-3662. OMEGA 1962 ATTIC — Basemen i Sick of spas* bench and t $2700 OARAQE SALE - Frl. Sat. DELI UNLIMITED ft Lawn Cara it. geraoe, CaH Joan 542-IBM 767-6026 Keansburg. sfter 5pm Catering For All Occasion• house, gutter cleanin>g YARDS NURSES AIDE — Oeeiree Job Call 866-9376 Sun 9-5 p m China, glassware ABC — Of proteaatonai lawn caring for Ihe elderly, convales- 5 PIECE — Living room eet Ex- linens, small appliance* milk Hot N Cold Sandwiches CLEARED, cut painting etc 736 Telephone ANTIQUQUE TOOOOLL CHESCEST — Awn- ORIENTAL RUGS — Super Chi- Homemade Salads management The groundhog* cent 6 shut-Ins Nighi work Inga Handmade patchworkk quillill, cellenl condition Call 530-9227 glass, doors 12 Cardinal Rd . ot standing lawn car* at a Service preferred Call 747-2677 nese. 90 line S inch thick 6 «9 Holmdel 291-1006 7? Center Ave queen'king Weber grlfl 4 PIECE — Wrought iron porch Sky blue peklng design $600 Atlantic Highlands. N J. 07716 reasonable price Cutting, edg- Potlhouee 642-7473 TEL-DATASERViCES NURSE'S AIDE set Couch, love-eeat end 2 end 12 super chineee foot runner, GARAGE SALE MULIT-FAMIL V ing, trimming, fertilizing Greg 680 Painting & Installation maintenance, home- Preferably n-7 shift APPLIANCES — Refrlgeratora, tables Eiceiteni condition $200 beige/brown psking $350 E»c Sal June 29, 9-3 470 Clock Repair Wernecke S30-7192 Paprhanglng business complete serv Jacks EaceJlenl references washers A dryers Reconditioned Call 741-6240 qusllty end velue Call 957-9442 Ardmore Ln . Aberdeen etc Join or Cetherin* -39 2TTP 644-1114 THE BRASS PENDULUM COMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- A gusrsnteed $100 A up Can FREEZER - Commercial quality GARAGE SALE — Moving 3 Air There la a new man in townl ANCE - Hedge*, shrub*, beds. A-1 QUALITY PAINTING — Done TLC FOR YOUR CHILD - By deliver You've eeen the rest, upright. 23 Cu ft with 5 Shelves cond . Motobegane Moped. Expert repair A restoration si weed control. deen-ups 740 Trae Servicee mom with 17 yeera experience now buy tha beat I 530-2997 Slorsge bin In bottom, touch-a- tools, mower engines, Many reasonable rate* Clock* bought WOOOV S TREE SERVICE and akceiient rets, in her APT SALE - Antique bookcese mstlc defrost A locking door with PIONEER STEREO- 100 wt per other items Set A Sun July 6-7. A sold House calls Free antique key 3 yr* old E*C cond $625 channel receiver Beautiful con- COMPLETE LAWN Tree A shrub trimming A Keensburg home Pen lime only 160 leather jscket $15. linens 10 30-4 119 Longwood Ave, clock clink: every Tuesdsy at AND TREE CARE ALLOCCA BROS — CuMom removal Fully ineured Free please Any time 787-1636 cuctelne clothes, household A 642-5624 dition Jusi serviced Best offer Middletown (Rt off 35 So at Main St Antique Center. 251 painting Service Interior-ex- estimate* Call 530-1612 must sell this weak Cell FIREWOOD TUTOR Certified experienced personal article* 648-7724 FREEZE YOUR GARDEN Falrvtew Flrehouse) or call Main St.. Toms River, 349-5764 CaH 642-6221 terior free estimate* Insured teacher will tutor tn the Rumson- BABY CARRIAGE — Perfect Ml-9064 or 462-1359 74 7-9592 or 929-2294 747-6636 7J50~TiJtorjng^ VEGGIES - By our Kenmore PIZZA OVEN — Bakers Pride, ORASSCUTTERS — BueJne**. Little Silver-Middiatown aree cond. $25 Port-a-crib perfect i5 9cu ft upright treeier $200 GARAGE SALE - Frl «nd Sat! ALL-AROUND PAINTING Call 870-9696 cond $15 CAll after 6 pm Call 842-1292. gss. axe cond. ideal 'or 460 Conatructlon reewemiei Weekend* onfy for TUTORS UNLIMITED - Ail aut> boardwalk $550 or oast offer July 5-6. 9-3. Paintings, books, thertght price 566-4069 night* int ext . speckling, patching. odds snd ends 22 Third St. sheetrock A plaeter Reasonable tacts, ail levels Tutors through TWO WOMEN — Looking for 747-0633 FREEZER — Penny's 20 cu rt . 201-1561 CUSTOM HOMES Out Monmouth County Cel housework Hard workers, $200 Refrigerator auto defrost, Rumaon 20 veers eap Over 200 homes- G W LAWN SERVICE Watty's Painting 291-1B01 eve BABY FURNITURE PLATE MAKER AM 2300 — Quality Lawn Care 671-6263 through |obs Willing to please ice maker. Coppenone $200 Call GARAGE SALE — Lots of loots Shore aree Builder. 229-5141 A A L PAINTING — k». everyone Please call after 5. Playpen, swing, high chair etc 671-2872 Copier $150 AB Dick 675 copier CaH 291-0923 tenor/exterior work Free esti- 756 Typing Servlca Pteeae phone 291-3149 Moving 9 Colombia Ave . Atlan- 495-4743 or 495-0473 $60 Typewriter table $5 Can tic Highland* Sat A Sun. July 6 A 500 Dacka IMPROVE YOUR LAWN TODAVt mate* inaured. Ra+areocae FURNITURE FOR SALE - 261-0691 or 261-1767. provided. Can 741-6010 Professional word processing TVPTNQTCL EPICAL SERVICES BALDWIN PIANO — Upright Cheat. $45 High rteer. $50 7. 10-< DECKS - Any Size. Any Style, THE LAWN BARON Resumes Letters. Reports French proventlal Aaklng $600 222-7230 — Quality work at reasonable Dresser. $55 Conwrtable PORTABLE DISHWASHER ~ — GIANT GARAGE SALE - 2 Fam- Free eattmatee Call Quality Proposal*. Maes MaMtngs Moving must sell Call after 6 couch. $95 Folding bed. $35 KltchanAid. like new. butcher Horn* Improvements 495-3067 LANDSCAPING — Spring cleen- PAPERHANGING PAR EXCELLENCE ratee. Call 671-1669 after 3 pm block top, $175 Call 739 0493 ilies Bike*, tool*. *ki*. fishing M* Paper hangar WANT NIGHT OUT7~— Week- p m 291-3260 Night stand. $20 Maple aide poles, linens, marble shell sink, Ask for Bob. upe and lawn aervtoe Qood Shrewsbury. 741-5700 anytime board. $36 Close closet. $36 humidifier, furniture. lamps. work Reasonable rates Can Th* Feminine Touch ends away? Mature reliable col- BAND SELLING — Neme brand QUILTS — From tha heert ot Free Eat 741-6650 lege student will bebysit Rsfs and vintage guitars, amp*, key- Call 642-1449 11-5 Dixie beck country All beauti- drape* A rods glesswsre A 506 Dlec-Jockey 741-6341. ask for Bruce 767 Window Claanlng avail Call Katie 671-7057 board*, electronic eccordlan FURNITURE — Dining room set fully handcrafted Many much more Sal A Sun July 8 6 THE PARTY MASTER NELSON BROTHERS PAUL'S PAINTING - Good work SPARKLE WINDOW CLEANING Echo ettecia and mandolin Call 7. 10-4 666 Harmony Rd . Including breekfront. King sli* Middletown. Mobile Disc-Jockey with light LANDSCAPING at good rate*. Doeen t hurt lo aek Fully Insured Free 727-1695 maater bedroom set. Solid pine show For alt occasions Gradu- Professional Lawn Servtoe how mucht Inter lor/Extarior BEDROOM SET - White, full bar, Washer/dryer Best otter RAILROAD TIES - New LARQEIIARAGE SALE" — F~rl ations! Call Paul Cell* 671-9161 Free Estimate* Call 222-3460 Fre* estimate* 261-1264 DEPENDABLE WOMAN- Will •ne bed, double dreaaer. Cell dsys 750-6806. weekends A creoaoted 8M6K6. $6 40 Press Jury 5. Sat July 6 only 10-4 96 lingerie cheat and night atand eve* 642-9167 ure-treeted. 6K6M8. $7 60 7I7K8. etean house or Apt -office Own Aaklng $200 671-53_f $9 90 Deliver 1-6O0-523-8707 Una. Call after 5 pm. 767-4639 FURNITURE - Dreeeer. "earn"- YOUNQ^OMAN SEEKS - Pan BEDROOM SET - Girl* 4 piece pagne type, $30 End table*, i RASPBERRIES - $1 60/qt Pick LITTLE SILVER 82.000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES 30 DAYS ONLY $49,00 time taking care of the elderly Mediterranean atyte of solid square, 2 hexagon, walnut with 2 p m Delly Williams Farm. 345 Giant sal* Reference* A Irsnsportatlon Pecan wood $250 Can door, $26 each, contemporary w Rlverdele Ave . Tlnton Fails Sat only 10-3 p m SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 CaH 369-1620 747-3258 Style Middletown. 530-9150 542-1492. 5-7 61 Pinckney Rd THURSDAY. JULY 4, 1985 12B Tltr 300 Autoi for salt 300 Autos for salt 102 Houses for 102 H oust I lor rtnt 131 Houses for 137 LoUAAcrfQt 1S2 Boats A 290 Trucks A 300 Autos for sale CHEVY MALIBU 1974 - New PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1070 Rant RED BANK — TO Tower Hill Ave Sal* BELFORD — UOn.120 with pri- Accessories Trallars Eiceuenl condition, low mileage 3 bdrm. 2 ttalfia, porch, yard vate drive Nicely located In quiet exhaust, good engine, good Urea BY OWNER — Lovely colonial. TOYOTA PICK-UP 1070 —t atudded snows $000 Call 11000 or B/O C*ll aler 8 maintenance, enow removal Incl 1 neighborhood Or will build to 16<4' SEAHAWK - 1982 open A-1 ABERDCEN TO RED BANK to rooma, 3 * baths with 4 acre* Stereo, A/C. Very good con- 503-1202 204-5426 Avail •ftet 7/1 11100 + utlla auit Call 671-6608 fiberglass aktft. 30 h p Mariner, dition $2800 or beat offer Call Ocean Qrov*. *JI bill* pd $400 • 747-2213 lor horse* 5214,000 Adjoining 1 gator trailer Many extras E*c 1909 CHEVELLE - 6 cyl., alan- IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1500 PONTIAC TEMPEST 1505 - 0 Nepiune. 3 bedrooms 5500 acre 6 room Avail price *«tra LOOKING FOR COMMERCIAL cond Coal $4800. sacrifice 071-0047. ReetoraMe. 5550. Cell 542-0035, dard ahift, 4 door R d cyl automatic Runa and looks E Keansburg. 2 bdrm 5000 a RED BANK — or Industrial Property? Call, $2600 Call 671-O6H. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — Pick-up $230 or beat offer 1073 Butck Century-5350 >d 5350 or beet otter CaH BY OWNER - Charming older Lindenmann the 'Lend Man", Deled. 60 MPO, clean Call 1075 Plymouth ReJlent-6 cyl . -009B MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! 5 rooma Heal paid. WOO • 36th year In Real Estate Harold STARCRAFT 1073 — Pop-up CHEVY NOVA 1979 — 4 door floor shin conversion, 5325 JUST RENTALS Bur 389-1555 Colonial situated on large water- camper Sieepa 6 Heater, stove 495-0292 CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI front lot, 3 bedrooms, walk-up Lindemsnn. Broker. Eatontown Good condition, low mileege Alt run good 5 beet offer 1977 RED PONTICA SUNBIRD HOME RENTALS. Bkr 360-1234 VERMONT SKI HOUSE — 542-1103 refrigerator, carpeting, very 1972 VW VAN CAMPER — Sink, $2500 Call 204-4140. Celt 254-0453 - Hatchback 6 cyt. auto Oood Located between Bromley a attic, fireplace In large living clean. $1200 Call 871-3999 ice box. good condition. $700 or condition. Call 402-7760 or room, formal dining room wiin beat offer Call 542-3642 CHEVY CITATION 1900 - Red. JEEPCAMANDO 1972 ELBERON — Corner Par* 4 Not- Stretton Mia Sieepa 10 Avail by French doors feeding to NAVESINK — Corner. Beautiful THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 046-7128 5050 Ihe week >525 Call 626-5309. PS/PB. 2 dr., Front wheel dr 4 wheat drive. $700. WOOd 4 bedroom. 2-% baths, enclosed sun-porch Now vacant lol. 110*125 Atlantic ft Now at 2 locations. 24 Whart Ave Clean ft dependable Can after 6 fi.m 201-1740 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1070 den. fireplace. 2 cer garage Mint Seventh Ave Nicely located In Red Bank N J. 201-741-6780. 300 Autos for Sale condition 11500 per mo + utll- kitchen new wall/wall carpeting $1560/make offer Call Landau roof, two ton* brown, all 103 Rental> to throughout Convenient lo Pkwy quiel neighborhood Or build to 1500 Hwy 37 East Toms River. 672-9331 Naveelnk 1966 JEEP CJ 7 - 8 cyl. 3 apd . power, well kept Aaklng 53100 We* Paul P Bova Inc Realtor and trains Prlnclplee only ault Call 671-5606 NJ 201-929-6829 p/a. p/b, 2 tops, am/fm cassette, Call 406-95O9 5TMS44 Shara 1908 CHEVY IMPALA — Station carpel, rear aeat 1 mo old Fac- $129,900 842-7886 23' GALBRAITH - S*S Skiff NON-SMOKINO MALE - For 1984 CHEVROLET - 2 door Im- wagon New llree, battery Runs tory warranty Under 600 ml List CHARMING OLDER COLONIAL RUMSON — 800' waterfront 4.1 Cedar hull. Volvo I/O. Con- FAIR HAVEN - 2 bedroom houM In Mlddlelown 1260/mo acres Sail marsh and wooded psla 8 cyl , 3 epd Very little rust good 0400 Celt 767-3469. $11,900. eeillng for $9000 Call inc utila Rich 530-3*00 — 3 bedrooma, 1 bath, living vertible top, fishing chairs Excel- 830-9877 1964 PONTIAC PARI8IENNE — ranch, tun room, fireplace, gar- Cell 842-0730 after • p.m. lent condition. 741-6017 Minor denia 0500 Arm. Call CHEVY NOVA — 1976 Body room, formal dining room, large 493-3343 6 passenger wagon 14,000 •O*. biMmmi. lenced-ln rear 105 Summer eat-in kitchen. Oas heel, vinyl RUMSON — 2 wooded home- needs work Runa good, relieble KIT8ON CHEVROLET CO mile* Loaded Like new con- yard Excellent location $1100 aiding, wrap-around-porch, sites 1+ acre eech $166,000 154 Recreational 1900 CUTLASS SUPREME — $300 or beat offer Call 530-1397 Hwy. 38 Eatontown dition $10,900 Call 542-8619 mo. plus ulit'a Redden Agency. Rentals baaemen., walk-up attic. Corner and $175,000 Owner. 741-0708 260 engine, low miles, factory 542-1000 741-ft100or 741-0100. Vehlcle» CHEVY VAN 1000 POCONOS CHALET - Sleep! lot Close to schools, Shopping ft wheels, rear defog, A/C, MUST $400 or beet offer LABRIOLA MOTORS 12. TV, fireplace, boating, fish- Irene, Principals only $147,500 13S Mobile Homes 16' TRAILER — Sleeps 6. self SEE Aaklng $6206. neg Call Call 496-2400 FAIR HAVEN - Completely re- 842-2575, after 6 p.m. contained, Eic cond . hitch, alec 767-7707 after 6 p.m., Tammy. PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1075 - modeled 3 bedroom, fully ing Avail weekly July 871-3071. HIGHLANDS 8K43 brake control. Jack stands, side CHEVY CAVALIER 1004 — Auto. AM/FM, eun-roof, hatchback carpeted, central air. dlen- SEASIDE HEIGHTS - Spotleaa EATONTOWN — Cape Cod. by 1 bedroom, good condition mirrors included. $2300 AMC QREMLIN 1970 — 6 Cyl, trans , PB/PB. AM/FM. sunroof LINCOLN — 1900 Town car 4 Needs work $1000 or beet Offer •«h«r. wuhtfilfytf. gar eg* 2 BR Condo. Avail Immed. owner 3 bedrooms 2 baths, $8000 Call after 5 pm. 291-8778 842-7366 after 4 auto, air. new exhaust system Mint cond $0,900 door Mint condition Fully Cell 071-3326, $900 + utllltM* ft security Cable TV ft washer/dryer 9450 den. dining are*. eat-In kitchen, or 291-1828 37,000 ml $775 or beet offer 707-5010 loaded Muel see $0930 Call 1975 PONTIAC — Grand 842-7391 wk 284-7051 after 6 p.m. family room. Move in cond ALLEQRO 1903 — 26' motor Call 663-9128 671-8964 $89,500 842-2844 weekenda, HIGHLANDS — 1900 14«85 2 home Chevrolet chaaals ft CHEVY NOVA 1970 — 3-spd LeMana 4 door. V6. p/a. p/b. MA2LET AREA — Lov*ly 1 bdrm SUMMER IN THE after ft w.ehdaya for appt Prin- bedrooma, 2 batha, central air e. Loaded with optl AMC JAVELIN 1073 — VO, A/C. Oreen Runa good. Needs water Lincoln-Mercury-Mcrkur automatic Excellent condition Conaga Sing1* occupancy 1326 $38.000 Call 291-6900. cassette pleyer Runs greet $86C pump $600 or beat offer r POCONOS ciples only. ml Call 222-9339 STRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY Call 741-3017 + tHH *. ft aac. 485-2830 or be*l offer Call 747-0446 496-4311 Swiaa Chalet sleeps 8 3 baths. 4 LAKE PARK. FLORIDA — Near APACHE EAQLE 1970 — Tent Highway 36, Keyporl, 264-8500 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANB - HAZLET - Cap* Cod 4- FAIR HAVEN • RIVER OAKS W Palm Beech 2 bedrooms. AMC 1001 SPIRIT — $ cyl LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS bedrooma, indoor /outdoor pool Ranch. 3 bedrooms, ved Excellent sport stripe* 86,000 mile* Exc $350/3 days 2 nights Week ft family roorr 222-0140 $900 PONTIAC, 393 BROAD BT , RED $42-7473 I yr HIM M6-0676 after 5 monthly ralea Sauna, ateam condition. Close lo shopping cond $2700 730-9063 071-7013 BANK 741-6100. bath Cocktail lounge Call Ing. eet-m I area. $17,000, Call 872-0710 ARISTOCRAT 1971 — Self con- PONTIAC GRAND LEMANB — HIGHLAND HILLS — 3 Or 4291-2359 screened pori tained, sleeps 0 New Chevy 30 AMC AMBA9SADORE 1988-2 1902 CHRYSLER 5th AV107E 7 LTD WAGON - A/C. P/8, 1979 sedan V-0. auto . air. bedroom, cloae to everything through expandable attic, fire- 140 Real Estate engine Rear damage Bsthroom door Dark green $800 Can be SEDAN — Mint condition Fully Good condition Beat offer Call PS/PB Very good cond Asking MOO/mo + utlla 648-8451. after 106 Furnished place, central air, vinyl siding iieedi finishing As Is $2900 Call seen at 76 Washington Ave. equipped Burgendy with leather 797-9535 $2100 671-0020 after 4 pm 5 Lovely fenced-ln yard * '* acre Winttd 600-7300. Ke*naburg. Interior. 30,000 mile*. Aaklng weekdivs. ell d*y weekends Rooms By owner, principals only Call $9300 or beat offer Call MALIBU CLASSIC STATION PORSCHE 924 TURBO - 1000 FULL PRICE — for single family 1976 BROUGHAM — 20' mini WAOON — 1977, 00.000 ml. 1 HIGHLANDS CLIfFWOOD BEACH - 747-5578 If no answer CS.ll after homes In d**lr*bl* locations of A STAR IS BORN... 222-9488 or 331-0600 6-spd . manual steering, power 10:30 p.m. motor horns 360 VB Dodge, owner P3/PB. A/C Whit* with Ranch Kid« $500 Furnished room Share bath ft Momnouth County Send pic- CIRCLE CHEVROLET wood grain aid** 52300 or b**i assist brakes air. power win. JUST RENTALS Bkr.. 380-1556 sleeps 6, rear balh. 3 way re- dow*. AM/FM stereo c* 3*tle. kitchen $260/mo 1 mo secur- FANTASTIC RIVERFRUNT ture* and details to Eaecutlv* frigerator, awning, TV antenna Shrewabury Ave Shrewabury offer 495-0305 ity Woman only 583-4013. 2 • acre*, with deep water docks Services Associates. PO Box 741-3130 rear oe'ogger eunroof 30.000 Excellent shape $10,900 MAZDA STATION WAQON 1000 mi $11,500 Call 672-9113 HIGHLANDS KEANSBURQ — $50 week and in-ground pool 4 bedrooms. 461, Ocean port, NJ 07767. 747-9655 Ranch 5 rooms Kids/pets $500 • 4 baths, separate gueet wing or 1902 CITATION — P'S. P/B,- Excellent oond Automatic. Houaa pflvledgea Woman only I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE Attract more readership by A/C, 4 cyl. 03.000 mile* Exc A/C, rear defroeter, *m/fm RECTBANK "MOTC RS INC~ JUST RENTALS Bkr , 309-1555 Call after 5 p.m 405-9350 mald'a quarter*. View* of river from every room Excellent IN ANY CONDITION - AS IS • placing a STAR at the lop cond Ashing $2700 CAII atereo 52300 Call 741-6030 t3i Newman Springs. Red Bank HOLMDEL - 5 bedroom, IWj FOR CASH CALL 506-2826 and/or bottom of your ad 642-0702 Dodge-AMC-Jeep-Renault KEANSBURO schools, and NYC commute. MAZDA OLC 1050 -.2 dr.. ft bath, limihed basement $2300 a Room for rent Pleaae call For details, call the Deny 747-0040 Mint, Mini condition Little Silver Register Classified CORVETTE - 1901 Burgandy epd . 4 cyt «m/fm atereo EKC month, lurnnhed Available Sep- 787-8889. 787-2547. or Possible Sub-division $475,000 with len leather All options T- tember i '^ monlha aacurltv 220 Wanted Department, 342-1700 cond Muat a*H. make offer Can RlTTENHOUSE 787-7247. BAHR3 AOENCY- Aceroe* from top Oarage kept. 350 auto 741-7540 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC FOUR SEASONS. REALTORS Bahrs Restaurant 872-1800 Automotive 34.000 adull driven mile* 900 Rt 36-Oce*n Twp 778-1600 947-3700 KEANSBURQ — Room with MAZDA RX 7 OS - lMQ~ Exert• kitchen $75 a week Working GLORIA NILSON 152 Boats and A BIG $ PAID - 1977 A up Special prlo*. $13,200 Call 842-2009 lent condition 37.700 mile* Sun SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC HOLMDEL — Cottage with 3 gentlemen 767-3307 after 4 30 Realtors Acce»»orle» Wrecked or non-running cars ft N*wm*n Spring* Rd Red Bank bedrooma, large eat-In kitchen, trucks Call 920-3713 roof, Alpine atereo. Alloy wheels. RED BANK — Room in private Hwy 36, Shrewsbury 842-8009 AUDI 5000 S — 1900 Auto. 9/0, 1973 COUGAR KR7 - Runa 5 apd . of igionei owner 741-0910 fireplace, batemenl. garage, etc 11' SNARK JUNK AND RUNNING CARS good New Urea, exhauat. IMO'mo Silt on farm estate home tor working female. CAII HOLMDEL 2 man custom sailboat. S295 new Urea, battery Oood running 671-1253 SPORT FURY - 1967 383 en 741-274* EDWARD W COLLINS $25-81000 paid 24 hr flatbed condition Call M7-0432 brakes shocks spark plugs, ball 071-5111 dayi. 671-5546 *ve* Call 495-3328 snd towing service 251-9385 joinls. it* rod ends radletore MERCEDES 250 1072 A/C gme 2 barrel carb Good for lor appt PED BANK — clean, single. park- AGENCY 948-4144 am/fm cessetie *nd more -Runs parts (eepacielly *ng>n*> Best ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY 14 QLASTRON BOAT — With 4ft em/tm stereo a/C, p's, p/b, p/w. Ing, good location No kitchen WE BUY USED CARS — Top power seels Needs body work well 12500 Can be seen at 117 offe' Call 747-5408 HP Chrysler and trailer 11500 or dollar paid Schwartl Chrysler Hwy 35 Eatontown or call KEANSBURG privileges CAII 741-2675 HOLMDEL best offer Contact Donna, $1200 Call 493-0114 1003 T-SIRD Almoal 2 acres. 4 bedrooms. 2 Plymouth. 141 W Front St , Ret 369-0700 eit 245. eve* 305-0100 ROOM FOR RENT 757-3441 Bank 747-0707 1977 COUGAR - Full power $1200 bstha, den. formal dining room end* 774-4891 MERCURYBOBCAT 1575 — 4 Call 757-3041. Red Bank area 3200/m full finished baeement. fireplace 14 TAO-A-LONO New ures Oood condition Beet Call 291-4743 BMW 1904 — 4 dr Slat* color offer Call 707-0005 cyl. body and interior exc Runs 2 car garage, In-ground 40' pool, 1500 260 Auto Rent/Laasa good 5050 or beat offer THUNDEFtSmD 1070 - Loaded KEANSBURG 3 ROOMS - $330 • electric. V, gaa heat, professionally land- Call 767-5502 Valour int. sun-roof. Mind per- looks great runs good $2500 or 2 bedroom, kids $300 i TRIANGLE AUTO LEASING vect cond 61.000 mi $13,700 or DAT8UN 200 ZX TURBO 1001 — 735-4202 months security No pels Call scaped $215,000 739-0693 oc Call for Quota best offer Call 222 9468 Duple*. 5rooms$300s 948-9849 16' CRUISER — Woodlap Streak beat offer Call 222-7115 With T bar. ortg owner, mint MERCEDES - 1071 103.000 5 rooma, hide 5400s 787-1897 after 4PM 55 h.p Merc Runs good cocks (201) 042-7019 cond. Black/brown leather. 4 TOMS FORD BUHLER ft BITTER INC mile* Verycieen Oood mechan 200 Hwy 36 Keyporl JUST RENTALS Bkr . 389-1555 TOMS RIVER-furnished room, KEANSBURO — Shell 20x08 till trailer, windahield 2 gas new tire*, complete maintenance ical condition New tlrea Call kitchen ft balh prtvlioes. 1 mo. tanka 5575 or b*sl offer 270 Auto Service*/ Plymouth-Chrysler- MG -Jeguer record Low mile* 531-2930 or 204-1000 KEANSBURO Mual be refimahed Ideal for a 3290 Hwy 36 204-6000 j 542-0453 Ouplea. kids ok $300 security, $250 mo . 244-4710, large family Business amuse- 254-8076 aft*r 5 30. Parts 831-0212 TOMS FOR(> 77i UNION AVE.. — Union ment ion* Call after 8. BUHLER ft BITTER INC MERCURY BOBCAT 1070 — 2200 Hwy 33 Keyport 2 family. 2 bedroom $400 16 SAILBOAT - Main 5 }ib. M 4 C 304 MOTOR — Excellent 10T0 DATSUN F-10 - Wagon dr . 4 aped . AM/FM.good cond HOME RENTALS. Bkr 3S9-1234 Beach On bus Una Large 787-0620. trailer Qood cond . bul needs Ply mouth-Chrysler -MG Jsguer Excellent condition $900 Can 1 264-1600 kitchen to cook In $50/wk condition $300 Call after 5. 3?9O Hwy 35 204-6000 Asking 11000 CaH Sue 739-0477 KEANSBURQ — 2-bedroom KEANSBURO - Shell 20»M paint Aaklng 5550 Call 739-2974 201-2574 after 0 pm or 735-0330 , 1560 TOYOTA TERCEL - EKC*I- home $400 • utlla Avail Im- Phone tor sppi 284-8325 after 542-4335 after 5 pm Muat be reflmaned Ideal for a 1976~BUICK SKYLARK DATftUN - O210 1978 36,000 1 | lent condition Ongional owner 5 mediately Call 495-1821 8PM large family Bualneea amuse- r PONTIAC I960 — 400 motor with P/8. P'B. A/C $900 MERCURY MONARCH 1977 — apd . sun-roof stereo ft many ™6~ WOOD~BOAT TH400 trans Motor needs re- mile* 2 door, standard shift Ciesstc. PS/PB, A/C rear defoo ment tone Call after 8, And Trailer 50 HP motor Call 671-4330 AM/FM caaeen* $2300 Call • >!'•• Ceil enytlma 493-33»i KEYPORT — 5 rooms, $525/mo 108 Commercial 787 0828 build $360 both Chevy TH36O , - i per 76.000 mi Asking 12200 • utilities, ft security Avail, now 1500 Call 735-1554 with shift kit comp rebuilt $475 ' BUICK LESABRE LIMITED LTD 739-9206 , Call 201-2001 after 1 pm 1978 TOYOTA CEUCA QT Call 204-2654. Rentals KEANSBURO -• 3 bedroom Col- Chevy 230 8u Call 747-3548 | '970 - VJ. P8/PB. A/C, 1 Coupe Louver*. 5 apd . a/c 17 BOSTON WHALER 197ft" DATSUN 200 ZX 2x2 1003 MERCURY ZEPHYR 1*01 - I- RED BANK — OFFICE SUITE. on I el. fireplace, formal iJining Montauk 76 HP Johnson = ! AM/FM 09.000 mile* 1 owrw All otraa $12,500 ; am/fm cassette eic cond dr . 4 iy i . 4-apd . AM/FM Broad Si Appro* 400 aq ft. plu* large property $83,000 Klrwlr Polaris radio, trailer win- 280 M0tOfCyc)e> | «u"* well Needs paint $2150 1 |li0 c- 4Mn KEYPORT : 5M-5474ene/«prr Call 747 0430 caaaetta Exc running cond Eic i ° " "' 4 rooma Hast paid $400 s utn'a. Call 741-1443 daya, Co . 767-0000 ter/summer covers EKC cond . 1973 HONDA CB-350 - Loons 2 bdrma. kids, ht pd $400 s DATSUN 210 HATCHBACK — body 66 000 highway ml Aaklng TOYOTA COROLLA 671-4141 evea ft weekend* LITTLE SILVER — Lovely ranch 55550 Call 747-7424 good and rune good 1250 orI 1974 BUICK APOLLO — Oood 1970 4 spd . 65,000 mllee, good 13300 264 Mai WAQON 1976 JUST RENTALS Bkr , 389-1555 beet offer i condition 62.500 orlgional mile* 'BRAND NEW Cui-d* sec Half acre lrd-up 1009 - Brown, leather interior lent 51200 Call 503-9126 , WAGON 1971 - Good shape dren Family room naa a wood head, full custom winter canvas, 1973 MONTE CARLO laiousied porch, privacy and office spec* on private atreet burning stove wfth sliding glass Helmet, cover, ft wmdshiertd in- Run* good 5650 Cell 707-7215 1H3DODOE VAN , New tlree PS'PB $000 or beet seclusion 11400/mo • utilities 1 Immed occupancy Call 0-5. Blmlni top, outngge'B depth cluded $030 or beet otter Call Sat* or leeae 5750 I offer Call $71-5033 doors Come see ill $108,900 finder compass VHF 200 gat CADILLAC DEVILLE - 1552 2 Can/30-3010 after 4pm ri month security and referen- ]741-1222 CENTURY 21 EINBINDER 371-0744 door Exc cond . 44.000 ml Caw 071-0701 ces please tanka $14,500 or beat offer Call I MONTE CARLO 1079 - Needs OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - REALTORS 222-9087 Mike or Dick OR HONDA 1962 — 900 custom lef- Muat sen Bought e 66 Votvo DODGE A Rl E8 WAGON - 1562 Long Branch Call 9 AM PM.201- 671 3500 Open till 9 pm tover new In 1904 Low mileege Aaklng 510.500 Call 501-1700 work 51100 or beal offer Call RUMSON REALTY, 677-0738. John 40.000 ml Heeled rear window. 071-5446. after 0pm T*j7 1976 - New brakes carb* 670-0335 independently Garege kept E-trss $190O Call 1001 CADU.LAC - Coupe DeVlT AM/FM atereo caeeefte 54,500 REALTORS owned / Opera tor ed 1973 — 19' Stury cabin cruiser 747-3710 eiheust Bleck Must sail |2400 OFFICE SUITE — In elevated tamdan trailer 135 hp Merck P* aun roof, fully loaded 60 000 Can 540-4000 MONTE CARLO - 1070 AM/FM or beat offer Can 741-9687 842-1894 professional building, heart of MIDDLETOWN — 4 bedroom outboard Power tilt galley HONDA 7S0MAONA 1982 — Ex- miles I6O00 Celt 718 Oifli DODGE DART 1000 — 107I4 csiaane, many new part* Run*. ranch on large corner lot Quiet CAMAftO LT - 1077 305 VI, LONG BRANCH - Anchorage, Red Bank business district. S5S head, power winch, exc cond tra* Low mi . $1000 Moving motor |ust installed 5350 or 5 loons e»ce*ieni ft 250 or b**i aq ft., 4 rooms plus storag* street Cloae to commuting Prin- Depth sounder Must sen due lo mail* offer 630-0008 auto , p/a. /b. p/w. a/c. am/fm offer 204-0000 beautiful 9th Moor, ocean front, cipals only Call weekend* or at*r*o, I track spoiler tilt wheel beet offer 730-4555 pool, eauna 5600'mo • utll area Can be divided into 2 of- illness $3500 544-0349 or MUSTANG - 1006 converge 1960 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - fices Call 747-4030, 0-4. Mon - after 5pm weekdeye tor ap- HONDA .1977 - S0c7~Runa Other *itr*s Only 50.000 mile* DODGE DART - 1074 40.000 Call 544-9424 or 544-0505 498-2012 good $200 HARLEY 1975 68cc 55&0 1973 Creetwood Excellent condition Cell Convertible 25 000 Fn . and asK lor Judy pointment 747-2682 12700 CaM 747-0300 mile* $4100 C*n ViG MIDOLETOWN - 4 bedroom. 1 19 RENKEN BOAT — In-Not running MINI BIKE 3hp 10OO"C AMARO — 350, 4 apd Wagon 5500 CaH 671-4305 eun/Furnlshed Office Suite* MIDDLETOWN - Looking to buy borard/outborad motor 120hp Runs $6& Beet often s) TRIUMPH TM IMS 0SH bath, • | -1 bains living room, or seril your home? Let us help MUSTANG 1*04 L 1 000 mis dining room michen. family room eWith Secy ft Answering Serv Merck ury engine With trailer 522-1977 upa> tricks all around Muat M Loaded Like new Silver with mechanically compiat* Re- • Shrewsbury call 74'-S70G youl CENTURY 21 Embinder Re- Naeda small repair $1600 DU0TER 1670 - 74 quiree cosmetic restoration and closed porch garage large altors. 871-3500 seen 12500 or beet offer Call 35.000 mi floor shift charcoal mi 3 6 fuel injected V-6 642-6907 after 6 pm 553-0120 engln* 57700 §42.7004 $800 Cell 7*0 0421 MONMOUTH COUNTY -r C*ll HONDA 5550 Chewy Nova 1576. auto' VEQA 1976 - 4 new tires new 26' HUNTER 1974 — 15 HP AMARO 1071 - 307 engine, PQ/PB.—king HOOP 204-0750 1900 FOHO MUSTANG - V0. APARTMENT WANTED — Per tor our complimentary brochure Evtnruda 4 sails Full electronic NEtfJERSEY S • 1 VOLUME battery new muffler $474 Can MIDOLETOWN — Prime area 2 rect •-"••••• tenant Red Bank of exclusive lutings PS/PB Need* body work En- 1077 FIAT — Uoatlant working 64.000 origional mtte*. new sport bedroom, all gas fenced yard Completely cruise equipped HONDA DEALER gine good cond 5000 or beet condition 46.000 mile* M*nu*l life* A rime, need* mtnor work she- J p m 493 1400 area Anytm-g considered under FOUR SEASONS REALTORS Asking $10,900 671-5211 $500 mo • utl" 496-3717 RUMSON 530-9O00 fit 9. Freehold Cell 842 4335 afief ip-n trans Aaklng SI000 or be*l Offer Mual aell Cell Tony after 6 VOL VO" - 1503 OL Wagon | t«00 Please call 222-6209 34,000 mil** $12,300 C*H 1 MIDDLETOWN 671-3200 23 TROJAN 1974 — Fiberglass 403-4801 CAMARO 10TVBERUNETTA~- Ceil 282- 2540 767-0030 MIDDLETOWN COUPLEiobKINQ - For an apt 1B7B KAWASAKI KZ400 305 automat* AM/FM tape CB. 642-5030 after 0 pm or house In Hazlet, W HOLMDEL 946-3700 cruiser, lot* of en Iras Exc cond 1074 FIREBIRD - AutO 6 cyl . NISSAN BENTSU 1503 - Nad CondO 3 bedroom $000 s $11.900 Call 462-5854 Seddle seat fairing, helmet Very A/C Looks and run* beautiful with grey interior 4 speed A/C Keensburg, Union Beach, Key- NAVESINK — Unique new mod- good condition $000 or beat NO d*nta or ru*t 53O00 Call p's p/b. 350 engine good run- VOLVO PARTS SALE - N«w JUST RENTALS Bkr , 369-1565 port area 2 bedroom Will pay ern 3 bedroom. 2't bath, central ALCORT — Catfish Excellent ning condition Call 741-1072 front wheel drive 30 000 miles used lor oldie*, restorers OCEAN TOWNSHIP 3 up 10 $500 2 children 495-1760, a/c. cathedrlal ceilings, deck. conditin $060 with trailer Can offer Call 303-3633 7445 after 6 pm .• E«C oond Sun roof 55300 Can Cheapl RED SANK VOLVO 940-4160 KAWASAKI K2060 BR 1079~- 767-0550 after 6pm bedroom, $1200 tor Rich or Judy more Asking Si 15.500 Mort- CAMARO 1977 - ftad/W wftrt* FIREBIRD 1075 - 0 cyt, 05.000 Ml 5*46 MIDDLETOWN - 4 bedroom. gage available 756-0440. 14 ALUMINUM - Starcrart boat itarlor. PS/PB, A/C, AM/FM 1 OLDSMOSILE TORONADO iMi 1970 VOLKSWAGEN - Runs $1160 EXECUTIVE — Wants to lees* 3 872-0342 rack cassette Asking 5000 or ml . Ofig owner AM/FM Air. - tuily equip Exc cond 57200 or 4 bedroom houe* or condo in ft trailer with 23 hp Johnson euto Recodrtioned Need* good Good tire* battery No ERA LINCROFT REALTORS motor $1600 Call 842-1530 beat one. Call 766 46/0 day* or brake* Buying new car 52200 C*H 730-'306 body rot Primed for repainting 747-3939 Eve*. 747-6667 Middlatown 871-6065 or NAVESINK MOTORCYCLE SADDLEBAGS 251-6724 eve* K1-6101 AMF SUNFISH - Sailboat with — AM leather. ntr*t used $50 530-1046 after 5 OLDS OMEOA 1500 $800 7|7 3450 OCEANPORT - 2 story Colonial Custom-butrt cap* Living room, CARS UNOER 53.000 3 bdrma. fenced yard $900/mo PROFESSIONAL - Non-emoker dining room, den, kitchen 3 R/W/B sen ft *d|uatabi* tilt Call 671-5932 FORD GRANADA 1877 - A/C. 4 door automatic, •» stereo VOLVO 1974 142 S - Pro • utlla 222-0148 after 0 seeks furnished room In Redbedrooma, i % baths Lower trailer Both in excellent con- YAMAHA 650 CC 1077 — Mint KINGSLEY AUTO SALES PS/PB, 0 cyl, rebuin Irene New Clean 53450 Call 7474640 feeetoneiiy maintained Qreat Bank or Eatontown Monthly or level la light and airy and could dition Trailer come* with ntvmt condition 6.400 mile* $500 Call 767-7057 muffler ft brakes Good con OLDSMOBILE OMEGA 1977 2 eh*p* Asking $2000 CaW weekly rental Call Jack from 9-5 used spare tire $050 Call dftton $1100 Caw 201-1012 dr Reel nto* car good cond 872-9529 eveninge OCEANPORT be made into 2 good alia rooma 842-3024 767-9817 or 264-7577 3 rooma Carpeted $300 s pm at 758-2419 Beautifully landscaped with 1979 FORD F-TNTO — Helen- 51005 Call 747-6356 anytim* VOLK3WAGCN t»M OE€Tit specimen tree*, ahruba and YAMAHA 1902 VIRAGO — 750 back 30 MPG city 36 MPO Hwy after ft p m 4 new urea Recently tuned EM- JUST RENTALS Bkr , 369-1555 RESPONSIBLE LADY - And 23 BAYLINER 8ARAT0QA~ - CC Low mileage Mag wneela daughter, need 2 bedroom apt. bulba Very private yard with in- 1977 Weekender Fisherman 69 am/fm atereo cassette, good OLDSMOBILE 15 70CUTLA55 OMteni running condition $960 OLD BRIDGES ground pool $178,000 channel C B. VHF radio, com- Dual chroma a>r cleaner* G*r- CHEVY WORK VAN 1507 — 9 tire* $000 or beat offer Cell C*W 495-0676 2 bedroom, children ok $500 in nice area of Red kept immaculate 52600 cyl body good, new tiree Needs SUPREME BROUGHAM - Air Bank/Middietown Yearly leaee CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors pass digital deplh tinder. 2 bat- 707-4760 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 36S-1234 leries 2 auto bllg* pump*. 2 Call 957-0653 0-10 pm mechanical work $250 Call Exc gaa mileage Clean car In t VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1971 - starling Aug Oct Up lo 747-5499 1976 FORD PINTO - New ttree, >ui flune excellent 406-2501 OLD BRIDGE $500/mo Call 530-8622 anchors, swim platform, built m YAMAHA 1983 VIQAQO Good condition Rebuilt engine 2 bedroom, children ok. $500 741-7888 fish box In slern hydrollc trim Qareg*k*pt 01800 CHEVY MALIBU - 1077 Auto muffler Run* good $376 C*H OLDS CUTLAH 1577 — New CB radio $1200 Carl 222-U74 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 RETIRED QENUEMAN - De- tabs. 2 burner princee* stove Muat Be* to appreciate p/a. p/b. a/c. am/fm radio 204-4611 transportation Brake* and r*~ NEW CONSTRUCTION' — Port twin engine, 5050 Call 1970 VOLVO ST A T ION W AOOti alrea i room »• imaf apt In Monmouth Ranch * Colonial stainless sink, ice boa. heed, all Cell 071-7870 nooo or beet offer C*M FORD FAIRMOUNT 1979 Cream puff Exc cond MuH PORT MONMOUTH — Large 4 Atlantic HlghianD- Leonardo ft Coest Guard equipment $12,000 M, A/C.. 07.000 ml 735-1554 bedroom $850/mo + utlla will pay up 10 ijii- per month Michigan and York Aye Call sacrifice Call 671-3427 671-5886 or beat offer Call 741-3091 281 Mopeds Good cond $1300 OPfcL QT 1572 — 4 epd . new VW BUO 1970 - OVay New Avail Aug 1. CallTony 730-1343 Call 261-0608 BEETLE CATBOAT CHEW CAPRICE 1972 f, STAR GENERAL ISM $000 Cell 74I-1538 lecQuer paint, low mi *vn% eic tranamiaeton New front tire*. OAK RIOOE REALTY Good condition Musi sell 5679 Cell 7302227 260 Motorcycles 210 Motorcyclts Adull Communities Ready to **n $230 or beat oner Call 644-0103 FORD FUTURA 1070 - Auto. new away bar Ashing $950 win Call 495 1035 negxriMt* Call 530-4007 after * 341-8080 Call 229-7376 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1903 - PS/PB, onry 33.000 mi. im- PARK CHEVROLET HONDA EXPRESS 1000 - Many maculate condition new tire* Sale*- L ***ing- Servtce- P arts OCEAN TOWNSHIP - As as- am/fm aterao. A/C. V-0. tinted $2900 Cell 642-0541 VW SIETLI 1570 - Saver 2 DARE YOU... sortment of superior new home*, BLUE JAY SAILBOAT — 2 main. new part* Good running con- (lea*, electric rear window d* Rl 06. Neptune 775-1212 new nree, brake*, dutch ft from $166,000 Wsysid* Woods 2 job 2 spinnakers Extra maat dition Aaklng $U5 Call ooger wir* wheel covers tilt FORD MUSTANG 1979 - V-0. 4- PEUOEOT SAAB OF WALL shocks $000 Call 542-3002 and Long view Village 12'4* blank Sis In lees hardware, moor- 739-0493 steering wheel, 30 000 ml $0400 >p**d. overdrive eun roof Hwy 36. Manaaquan VW BUG - 1005 Oood con to find • better deal ing. no If alter $500 042-0067 mortgages By appt Century MOPED GENERAL Call 630-0719 02500 or best offer C*M (MM 440-5050 ditton Needs some work $250 Building Co, 931-0608 608 0902 KZ650CSH BOSTON WHALER 1901 — Red with helmet CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1970 PEUOEOT DIESEL 1570 - Vary Or b**| offer CaH 767-5793 *ny- RUMSON — 3 bedroom Cot" 15'I6'6OHP Evinrude * trailer 1.040 mil** C*ll 495-3003 PS/PB, P/seeis Runs greet FORD FAIRMONT 1070 4 cyl 9mm onial 1% baths enclosed porch good oaa ml Power AM/FM Good condition Ready to go PUCH MAGNUM II — 1503 Asking |l 150. 4 dr . 54 OOf tap* Sun-roof New Mtcneim $1699 Excellent schools Principals Low hour* $3000 222-1339 Can 672-1007 51000 Can 1970 VW BUO only $97,600 Call eves only Qood running condition $376 tire* Qareged Prkce negotiable 5*75 948-6249 BOSTON WHALER 1973 — 17'. Call 741-4020 CHEVY VAN 1079 — Coalom FOflD FAIRMONT 1900 0420302 Carl 741 8543 85 HP Evlnrude. low hrs Qaloi led Stereo system air. auto 4 cyl . 4 dr A/C. PS/PS 1074 PLYMOUTH WAQON M% oft any TINTON FALLS - By owner trailer, blnimi top Never kept m 290 Trucks A malic Clean body Runs good Aaklng $2300 Runsgreai 5200 helmet with Ranch. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, *ster $6900 firm Muat See Call Trailers Secrlftc* $2000 222-0036 Can 291 3507 Cell 757-0070 purchase of mated entrance, finished 445-2194 or 440-4710 BLAZER 1977 - 4x4 Totally re- CHEVETTE 1976 - Body dam FORD VAN 1079 — Vary good PLYMOUTH 1575 FUM — A~t any bikel basement 2 car garage, large 22^2^ CARVEA CAMPER — •gad on passenger aid* Car cond . aH vetour. PS/l-B doubt* VW SUPEW BEETLE 1971 - petto. Inground concrete kidney done meide and out Must see condition Low mileege Woman Looks good, run* *xc 4 new 1976 156 I/O M*rc Cruiser. 8/S •xc tor part* Dfiveabi* Meke drtver Air. radio. *H power 5050 shaped pool, i + acre, parkime prop, F/G Sleeps 4, stand-up $6000 or beat offer can offer Call 655-0033 redials SOOQ setting E»c locetlon 68 Reeds heed, 2 sinks, refrigerator, VHF. 586-0982 Cat! 360-2014 Can 400-2043 FINANCING AVAILABLE CHEVY IMPALA 1072 1977 FORD LTD - Qood con- n momi sown > ** axwnrt • M. <™* •«•»• Rd. (off Sycamore Ave) DF. dual batteries, muat sell CHEVY PICK-UP 1975 PLYMOUTH ARROW OB 1976 - $124.900 Cal 571-3201 $6900 Call 222-4084 53.000 mi. $1000 Good condition. $350 dition Run* well Ashing 5075 Body 5 moter in exc cond. 300 Autos lor salt UNION BEACH — By owner 3 Call 767-9638 C— 774-M40 Call after 6PM 330-9227 am/fm caeeette. A/C. $1605 Cell BR Colonial 75«iOO Hardwood CARVER — 1979 MARINER CHEVY 1972 IMPALA — New 1002 FORD ESCORT L — Station 2*4-9679 or 671-0482 floors, fenced yard, new roof ft SEDAN 33 ft. Twin 270* SWC. CHEVY C-10 PICK UP1074 wagon Owned by Ford Service Monmouth Kawasaki! 7 5 Kw generator Lorren VHF ft 10.000 milee on new motor radiator, battery, tires ft muffler PLY MOUTH "RTUANT~1901^- 2 Siding Enclosed porch $72,900 miles for It* age Needs Mgr Muel b* ***n ft driven to dr, stick shift, mint cond . many 739-0548 or 739-9015 CB. RDF auto pilot Rigged for S $600 firm Call 034-1220 line*, 3 way trig . digital ft chart some work, but will laat for some eppreciete Asking $4305 axtraa. exc gas mileage 53200 .671-1073 recorder remote spot flood CHEVY PICK-UP 1972 ime Asking $400 or beat offer 741-3532 or 350-0346. **k for CSH 747-4492 132 Condo*. & V* ton 4X4 with plow Call 747-1900 after 5 P m Jim Bowten Total brldg* encloaure, battery Good cond Call 495-3166 PLYMOUTH SATELLITc 1973 - AVIS Townhouse* charger, elec wlndlae*. Central CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC 1901 FORD MAVERICK 1574 Reliable transportation Oood air, etc In the water reedy lo go, CHEVY WINDOW VAN 1975 — — 4 door, 6 cyl. auto. A/C. Auto Need* work condition, $500 Ceil 717 054 3 SUMMER BLOWOUT! HEAVEN ON A HILL at North Long Branch Slip paid 360 engine, auto trans., P8/PB. PS/PB. cruise control, am/fm $200 or beet offer PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1076 — lor season $40*8 Call swivel bucket seat* AM/FM V*ry clean $4000 or beet offer CaH 757-2079 Young Used Endless view* of Manhattan • 201-747-3770. 10 am-4 p m cassette stereo Over head con- Call 671-1200 94,000 miles Rebuilt tf*n»- lights, ihe b*y. ocean and Sandy weekdays for inspection sole $000 Cell after 4 p.m GRAND PRIX 3J 1070 - Exc. miaalon Good running con- Cars NEW 1985 Hook. Eaat-facing condo at E*st- 18' COBIA BOWRIDER — 70 h p 204-1757 CHEVROLET CMEVELLE 1073 oond.. all power, mechanical dition, 5000 or beet offer Can poime, Highlands 2 bedrooma. 2 Mercury engine Custom trailer gr—t $1600 Call 204-5707 291-3100 or 707-0004 baths, dining room opens to ter- CHEVY CIO 1902 - S cyl. For Sale Coast Guard equipped Many QREMLIN 1971 PLYMOUTH 1070 FURV - 8 cyl 700 MAXIM race Pool, tennis, sauna, gyma, other SKtras Call 264-8030 PB/PS. long bed. cap Clean valet parking and 24 hr security exc cond, 34,000 ml 06.500 CHEVY VEQA - 1076. AutO P B, runs well. $450 station wagon 5500 Call 47 Sarmeam to. 18 CRUISER -~Woodlap streak 842-4271 or 042-3758 Good condition 37,000 mite* Can 757-7004 671-0521 $130,000 Only one available 66 hp mere Runs good Cocks, $060 Call 870-2760 M tat. 747-O3M $130,000 tilt trailer, windshield. 2 gaa 983 DATSUN KINO CAB — HONDA CIVIC 1676 PLYMOUTH — 1070 Voiar* Ma- tanks $950 or beat offer Pick-up am/fm. p/a. p/b. Crule* CHEVETTE 1979 — 4 door, 4- Good condition tton wagon 6 cyl. auto, s'c p/a. 1985 V MAX CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors •peed, am/fm. new tire* Good 61,190 Ault Independently Owned/Operated 284-5676 after 5 30 control, till wheel, sun roof, p/b clean Look* ft runa *xc No A cyl, 5 toMd man flM( diK hakei undercoeted 43.000 mile*. condition $12O0 Call 972-2993 5421000 dent* 5050 741.1350 QM cars and Uuckt lilt SS2M 813 River Rd . Fair Haven $2399 741-7860 D S 16 — With tin trailer, main $7000. beat offer Muet aeH. 872-1901 300 Autos for salt 300 Autos for saia 300 Autot for saia NAVESINK RIVER— Luxury 1. 2, sale ft cover Jib. anchor, $ hp NOW ONLY $4599 or 3 bedroom condo from motor, cockpit cover, etc $2350 DODGE 1972 - Power Wagon, $100,000 Rent with option to Call 870-00f9. VB, 4 apd 7'4 P/Angle plow 30% off any helmet with purchase buy No pets. Call 741-0510. Cap Call after 7 p m 741-6130 of any bike, plu* free T-ahlrt 14' FIBERGLASS SAILBOAT — Weat End imperial Houae With trailer, outboard motor. 1981 DODGE RAM — 1150 Cus- LEASE PURCHASE NO MONEY DOWN • 41 OCEANFRONT CONDO mam sail ft )ib Excellent con- tom 6'v bed, p/b. auto, cream "In a model year, car manufacturers may raise prices several 1 bedroom apl with beech cabl- dition Reedy to sail $1100 MONTHS NO credit neceitary to qualified txiyere nefle, pool ft reatauant Annual 741-0547. times, therefore, It Is possible for 2 Identical new cars to have Financing Available $12,000 NO pet* 201-870-8514 14BOAT DODGE PICK-UP — '<* ion 6 cyl different prices, depending upon when they were produced. Beet offer auto Good bad ft cap New tire*, 133 Income Call 222-4269 engine good but not running. Since the car described below was produced, the price has YAMAHA? Property GREAT SKI BOAT - 5 seasons $400 or Best Offer Will pad out been raised twice - In the total amount of $883.00. We think old 17 McKee 115 HP mercury 671-8892 EQUITY PARTICIPATION/ TAX this represents an opportunity for one, smart, quick buyer to Hi 35 Mlddtolown. N.J Extras Best offer Call after 8 1976 FORD ENC 150 - 0 cyl 3 957-0050 SHELTER — Earn high yellde 842-3202 spd standard shift, am/fm radio. from Income property, own- realize a significant savings. IMP 77. 23 ft. cuddy, 233 omc. $1200. Call weekdays after 3 ership interest In booming P m 201-3103. Momouth County/Jersey Shore $8,000, Mon-Ffl 201-436-5038 1985 QUADRACER area Write Executive Service* or 929-0929 weekend* FORD PICK-UP 1970 - 302 cu Assoclst**. PO Box 481, Ocean- JET SKIS — (2) Kawasaki High in. V-6. Run* good. Neede work. port. NJ 07767 performance Excellent con- $300 Celt 767-0971 anytime NO MONEY DOWN — Equity dition with new all equipped FORD PICK-UP participation and tax loss, equal trailer Sacrifice $3500 or beat 1970. $1500. Jt high yeHid $500 per mo. buys off* 330-9077 Call 747-4023. ownership Investment Interest In JOHNSON OUTBOARD — 4.3 FORD RANCHERO - 1076. g OLDSMOBILE QlJADRUNNERS Asbury Park property. Call h p. Long shah Excellent con- 32.000 mil**. EKC cond all 344-0948 dition $323 Call 747-0073 around Runj great A/C, Brand race 2 sets of sails $730 or beat offer Cat: 389-0700. ext 273 FORD — 1074 Rancharo. Auto- '85 Coupe De Villa NOW ONLY HIGHLANDS — Separate build- 14' MCKEE - 1978 with 00 h.p matic. OT. 34.000 orlglonal ing Store or offices 500 square Johnson Also new trailer. $2706. mile*. excellent condition v-8 auto, trans.. P/ttr. & brk*.. Ur cond., tint, windows feet. 2 la valor!** Parking C*ll 787-5309. 52500 Cell 707-0017 5400/mo • utilities. Security re- pMlnd/soat/rJoof locks, AM/FM stereo w/dlg clock full 19' 1976 REGAL - Flberglaaa FORD FALCON VAN 1904 1999 quired. 072-0028 Excellent condition : mllt Qood shape No motor $1200 °- °l* »**" P"«. •M** SHREWSBURY — 5000 eq ft. Call after 0. 767-5649 Call 071 -0018 or 542-0257 quality commercial bldg. • his- INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — toric Colonial houae on main SAILBOAT — 22' Rhode*, 1900-9 9 Evlnrude electric. 3 1903. 4x4, with or without plow hwy. Both ionedB-1 For sale by International truck 1956. 4K4. no owner 747-8200. sails, pop-top Electronic*. Ask- Rtpl. MSRP $19,890 •16,274 ing 56800 New boat on order bed Beet offer 291>17M- 137 Lota and Call 672-9096. JEEP CHEHOKEE. 79. V.Q Htimmtmmi condt. many entree. $4500, call Acraage SAILBOAT 23 PEARSON - Ex- 609-893-4100 251 Broadway at 4th Av«. • Long Branch • 222-1234 cellent condition Fibergla** 8 MIDDLETOWN — 100i285' va- Chrysler O'B 7 sails 'Summer MOTORCYCIE SADDLE BAGS cant lot with pnvale driveway. Or dockage paid Asking $ Never Used $60 or Best Offer THE EXPECTATION MATCHER since 1912 will build to auit Call 671-5308 Call 532-7953 Or 222-1707 Call 871-6932