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Vol. 108 No. 160 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1878 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1986 25 CENTS Consumer County on waste site list Tinton Falls, Millstone are tentative locations Incinerator would be unwelcome Related stories, page 3A By STEPHEN MCCARTHY Thomas Gagliano, R-Monmouth. "Of Rogers, Golden & Halpern of Philadel- By LISA R. KRUSE course I have to go to the hearings, and phia — chose the sites based on how they The Register The Register get more information. But at this point, compared to a set of 36 criteria. I don't feel at all comfortable with this "Our primary consideration was the TRENTON — Hazardous waste in- No one wants it in their backyard. decision." health and welfare of New Jersey cinerators may be constructed on sites in- Some were taken by surprise, some The Hazardous Waste Siting Com- citizens," said Dodd. The commission Tinton Falls and Millstone within the were angry. mission yesterday announced that Tin- weighed about 100 factors in the selec- next three years, said leaders of a state But local officials were unanimous ton Falls and Millstone are among the tion process, he said, aside from the commission that selected the locales. that they did not want a hazardous potential sites being considered for a criteria the consultants used. "There is The two Monmouth County sites, both waste incinerator to be built in Tinton hazardous waste incinerator. A final no politics involved." Computer madness privately owned, are among 11 tentative Falls, Millstone, or any place in Mon- decision on the site is expected in The commission plans to negotiate sites selected throughout New Jersey for mouth County. with individual owners for the sale of Picking an on-line service for a home or locating either incinerators or hazardous "I'm opposed," said state Sen. S. See REACTION, Page 4A land where final site9 are designated. office computer can be a confusing task waste storage facilities. Although the state has the power of Consumers must find out which company According to state Sen. S. Thomas eminent domain, Dodd said the com- has the services they need. The right Gagliano, the Tinton Falls site is in the mission would prefer not to use it. "We choice could save money and aggrava- southern part of the borough near the final locations. These could include two hold our public hearings, and ask people would want this to be a negotiable thing tion 2B Earle Naval Weapons Station. The Mill- small hazardous waste incinerators and not to panic," said Frank (Pat) Dm Id, and not have to use the heavy-duty stone site is near Interstate 195, he said. one waste impoundment site. There is former state senator and chairman of the method of condemnation." The nine-member state Hazardous also the possibility that one site might commission. He said local public hearings The incinerator and storage sites Waste Facilities Siting Commission in- bear both a large incinerator and an 80- are expected to begin within the next few would be owned and operated by private Business tends to narrow the list of 11 potential acre storage facility. months. waste disposal firms, Gimello said. The sites to as few as one or as many as three "We will go out into the municipalities, The commission's consultant — See WASTE SITES. Page4A Prices fall Economists My falling energy prices should be a major factor in holding infla- tion at bay throughout 1986 1B Capsules DIM to production difficulties, the Register was unable to publish the Sat- examined urday stock package. We apologize for any inconvience. en masse State WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Officials on the trail of Westchester's capsule Tavern loses killer tested thousands of Tylenol capsules for cyanide yesterday as an The operators of an Upper Saddle River ever-growing number of states ordered tavern must pay up to $20.8 million, to a the painkiller taken off the shelves. paralyzed man for serving alcohol to him Scientists had determined that a sec- ond bottle of Tylenol contained the and another minor before they crashed identical poison that had killed a 23- their car 5A year-old woman last weekend — an indication, they said, that the same hands were involved in both tamperings. Nation Police said they had no suspects and discounted an extortion note they had received which claimed responsibility for the poisoning, demanded $2 million Judge marched and threatened to poison orange juice. A District of Columbia judge hearing The man who admitted writing the note was charged only with an unrelated the case of nine people arrested during credit card fraud. an anti-abortion demonstration acknowl- THE REGISTER/ED BRETT "I think it's just one of those trying to edges that he took part in the Annual extort money and trying to get pub- March for Life 6A INSPECTING MARINE LAB — A committee looks over the aquaculture technologies at Rutgers University; Rep James aquarium at the damaged Sandy Hook Marine Lab. They are, Howard, (D-N.J.); and Bob Mclntosh, superintendent of licity," and is unrelated to the poisoning death of Diane Elsroth, 23, of Peekskill, Gateway National Recreation Area from left: Dr. Richard Lutz, acting director of fisheries and said Bronxville Police Chief Carl Stein- World See CAPSULES. Page 4A Marcos leads • Despite $1 billion Lab stays on Sandy Hook spent on tamper- President Ferdinand E. Marcos takes resistant pack- an unbeatable lead in the official, govern- By BOB NEFF coast, has now to decide whether to quarters at the site so work can con- aging, sabotage is ment-controlled vote count in the Philip- designate the lab as one of three that will tinue." possible. Story, 1B The Register remain when the eleven labs are con- pines 6A Both Howard and Lautenberg said the • Though con- solidated. s u me r s like Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., said at temporary arrangement will give them SANDY HOOK — Federal officials time to put together a package convinc- capsules, Johnson wound their way through the ruins of the the site yesterday he is "fairly op- timistic" that Sandy Hook will be one of ing NOAA to permanently rebuild the lab & Johnson may Sports Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory yester- here. Both the University of Delaware have had enough. day and emerged to announce the lab and the three chosen laboratories. and the University of Rhode Island have Story, 1B some 75 scientists will remain here at Howard was joined yesterday by expressed interest in acquiring the lab. least another year. NOAA director Dr. Anthony J. Calio, who Whether the lab will be permanently called the delivery of trailers and equip- At a meeting yesterday with Howard rebuilt here has yet to be determined, ment a "temporary action." Earlier, were officials of the Port Authority of however. Calio met with Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg, New York and New Jersey, Rutgers In the meantime, the National Oceano- D-N.J. University, the state Fisheries Develop- ment Commission, American Littoral So- graphic and Atmospheric Association Earlier, Lautenberg had secured the State bans ciety, the state Marine Sciences Con- will set up trailers and replace equip- Sandy Hook location at least until Oct. 1 ment destroyed in the Sept. 17 arson that sortium, and the state Office of Policy by including in NOAA's fiscal 1986 and Planning. , claimed the lab's former headquarters, budget appropriation bill language which the officials announced. would deny the lab its funding should it A report evaluating the options for retail sale Since the fire — one of nine unsolved move out of New Jersey. replacing or restoring the lab is nearly arsons on Sandy Hook in the past year — Yesterday's announcement "indicates complete and is expected to be submitted research facilities have been moved to a within the week by NOAA to the House nearby building on the hook's Fort NOAA's recognition of the importance of of Tylenol and Senate Appropriations Committees. Hancock area. keeping the lab intact at its home on NOAA, which administers the labora- Sandy Hook," Lautenberg said. "Today Calio yesterday praised the dedication By FRANCES LYNAM tory and 10 other facilites on the Eastern we took the step of securing temporary of the lab's staff. The Register Gov. Thomas H. Kean yesterday im- posed a statewide ban on the sale of Tylenol capsules, requiring local re- tailers to remove the capsules from store O'Neill: Let Iacocca come back shelves. WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker Thomas Following the Saturday poisoning of P. O'Neill said yesterday that the firing of Lee 23-year-old Diane Elsroth, a New York Iacocca as chairman of a national advisory JVlr. Iacocca resident who died after taking two commission on restoring the Statue of Liberty had cyanide-contaminated Tylenol capsules, "brought unintended ridicule on our govern- ... represents some local retailers immediately re- ment," and he urged Iacocca be reappointed. moved the capsules from their shelves. the can-do spirit On Thursday, when five more cyanide- Drug problem In a telegram to Interior Secretary Donald P. contaminated Tylenol capsules surfaced Hodel, who fired Iacocca on Monday, O'Neill said that made a land in Westchester, N.Y., other merchants Lawrence Taylor, All-Pro linebacker of that for the good of the planned centennial of immigrants pulled their entire stock of Tylenol the New York Giants, is undergoing celebration of a renovated Statue of Liberty and products, even the liquid and tablet treatment for cocaine abuse at a drug Ellis Island in New York harbor, "I urge that you the greatest forms not under investigation. rehabilitation center, ABC fladio Sports rescind your order." country .»> The code number on the second bottle reported yesterday 12A O'Neill added: "I am sure that President Reagan is ADA090 and has an expiration date of agrees with me that Lee Iacocca is exactly the April 1987. Some county merchants — whose kind of private-sector hero we should be honor- was a potential conflict of interest in having the ing in the years ahead." stock did not match the Tylenol ADF916 Index Chrysler Corp. chairman serving as chairman of code and May 1987 expiration date of the White House spokesman Larry Speakes said both the federal Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island first of the contaminated batches — had Advice 8A Jumble.. Thursday there was no White House involvement Centennial Commission and the private Statue of left the capsules on sale until yesterday, Ann Landers 8A Lottery.. in Hodel's decision to fire Iacocca. Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation Inc., which is See BAN. Page 4A Bridge 9A Movies.. Hodel dismissed Iacocca on the ground there raising money for the restoration. Business 1B Nation. Classified 8B New Jersey Color Comics.... 14B Obituaries Consumer 7A People. Crossword 9A Sports 10A Now appearing at Casa Comlda Battle of the Bands/Finals Flowers.Fruit Baskets.Cifis Helene's Dress & Bridal, WORLD FAMOUS SUNDAY Entertainment 9A Television 9A in Long Branch, Gildersleeve Count Basie Theatre, tonite, Send something nice to show you 747-4937.Presidents' Sale, $25 BRUNCH BUFFET from 12-3. Horoscope 8A Weather 2A Sat. Nights, starting at 9:30 in doors open at 6:15. 842-9002. care. The Directory of Florists is dress rack, Adults $9.95, Children $7.95. the lounge. on the Obituary Page. OLDE UNION HOUSE Red Bank 842-7575. 2A The Register 8ATUHDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1986 PEOPLE

Canine palace? RICHMOND (AP)-Gov. Gerald L. Baliles now has two capitol buildings to look at from the executive mansion: the real one and the dog-sized statehouse where his beagle, Bandit, lives. Bandit moved into his new home Thursday after winning a reprieve from exile to the governor's civilian home in Richmond. Bandit, 7 years old and arthritic, was in disgrace after soiling the floor the night before Inauguration Day. Soon-to-be Gov. Baliles spent the morning cleaning up after him. But the governor, his daugh- ter, Laura; and son, Jonathan outvoted his wife, Jeanie, to ASSOCIATED PRESS reprieve Bandit, who was driv- ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS en to the First Dog House in HAVE NO FEAR, HE'LL REMAIN SINGLE — In an upcoming CAN WE TALK? — Rita Jenrette, ex-wife of LIVE HO8TI — Model Jerry Hall has been in New style by a state trooper. episode of Miami Vice,' actor Don Johnson is less than receptive former congressman John Jenrette, took time York all this week preparing to co-host 'Saturday to the advances of French actress Arielle Dombasle. NBC Senior out from promoting her new book, Con- The dog house was a gift Night Lives' Valentine edition set to air tonight Vice President Warren Littlef ield says there are no plans to tie down glomerate,' to chat with Maria Burton Carson from Ralph Shockey, a Johnson's character on the series, a nasty rumor that broke more Thursday night. The two were spotted at the She will be joined by another model of sorts, her Winchester contractor who than a few hearts. Palladium disco in Manhattan. oversaw renovations to the boyfriend, Mick Jagger. mansion three years ago. More Valentine mush Enough endorsements Mexico and Switzerland. termine the winners, who are to be sign and musical direction. "I think the story of the Ameri- Who's your favorite? announced in televised ceremonies In all, the critics' group can family farm is maybe the AN OBISPO, Calif. (AP) — LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — at the Santa Monica Civic Wednesday announced 81 nomi- biggest ... or one of the biggest domestic issues that will confront Agriculture student Paul Rys Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Ret- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor Auditorium on March 11. nations for 29 productions last this nation this year," he said. girlfriend of five years didn't urn, who has pushed breakfast Sylvester Stallone, singer Kenny year. The awards will be an- More award nominees nounced and presented April 7 at think he was romantic until he cereal and batteries on television, Rogers and comedian Bill Cosby will now be doing commercials for were nominated for favorite all- a dinner at the Hollywood Roose- Rather will start a five-day demonstrated his sprouting LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tommy a giant hospital chain. around male entertainer in the velt Hotel. series of "CBS Evening News" love for her. Tune's acting, direction and Humana Inc. said in a news 12th annual edition of The choreography earned "My One Television news aid broadcasts Feb. 24 and 26 at His Valentine's Day release Wednesday that the com- People's Choice Awards. and Only" three of the seven KENS-TV in San Antonio. Rather message is spelled out in mercials featuring the gold-medal In nominations in 19 categories nominations it took to lead all SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Dan and a traveling crew of about 26 grass that he sowed in a field winner are part of an effort to announced Thursday, country stage productions in the 17th Rather and a couple of dozen other writers, technicians, producers behind his house in 15-foot make it a "brand-name provider singer Barbara Mandrell, actress annual Los Angeles Drama Critics TV news people will travel to farm and others then will move to Sioux letters: of consumer health care services." Meryl Streep and actress-singer Circle awards. country to give the nation's agri- Falls, where the program will be "Gratia — May our love In a pair of 30- and 60-second Barbra Streisand were candidates Tune was nominated for per- culture crisis an in-depth look, a broadcast from the KELO-TV stu- grow forever." spots, Return will talk about how for favorite all-around female formance in a leading role, and CBS News official said. dios Feb. 26 to 28, said Judy Humana hospitals near Louisville entertainer. Gratia Altmann, who like Rys shared nominations for direction "The CBS Evening News With Grant, KELO-TV news director. and in Richmond, Va., treated her The nominations for favorite is a student at California Poly- and choreography with Thommie Dan Rather" will originate from right knee, which she injured six actors, actresses, musical per- Walsh. San Antonio, Texas, and Sioux technic State University, got "Taking the broadcast to the weeks before the 1984 games in formers, movies, television shows "My One and Only," a revival of Falls, S.D., the last week of Febru- the message a few days early, farm country is better than sitting Los Angeles, the company said. and songs were made in a Gallup a 1927 George Gershwin musical, ary, Lane Venardos, executive in New York and saying, "There's but it went straight to her Humana operates 87 hospitals Organization poll, officials said. was also nominated for dis- producer of the program, said a problem out there,'" Venardos heart. in the United States, England, Another Gallup poll will de- tinguished production, scenic de- Thursday. said. She was walking in the field and noticed something odd about the planting. "I went up and down the field trying to read it — it's not easy with the letters 15 or 20 THE WEATHER feet high," said Ms. Altmann, 32. 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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15.1986 3A Test toxic burn gets go-ahead termination said John R. Weingart, department 60 days to comment. As a result, the EPA has given the A snowy Saturday By GAYLE E. RABIN director of coastal resources for the "At this point we don't have exact department six months to evaluate the The Register department. information on what is going to be plan and issue a consistency determina- es, it's still winter, as is evidenced by the The 19-day study can only take place burned," Weingart said. tion. The agency had tentatively third snowfall within the past eight from October through April, so that if planned to conduct the test burn in TRENTON — The state Department Chemical Waste Management must days. there is a spill, the damage to marine May. Y of Environmental Protection yesterday also have up to $60 million of insurance Luckily it's Saturday, and most people life would be less than in the summer, approved a test burn of hazardous coverage for damages in the case of a State Sen. Frank Pallone Jr., D- won't have to worry about getting to to their he said. wastes off the New Jersey coast. spill. Monmouth, yesterday said he is "ex- jobs, or about calling their bosses and using Tourism was also considered during tremely disappointed" by the Depart- The consistency determination is their creativity in explaining why they can't The department issued a consistency the six-month evaluation of the com- ment of Environmental Protection's make it to work. determination that it would not be pany's application, Weingart added. only valid for one year from yesterday, decision to approve the test burn and Up to four inches of snow was expected against coastal policy for the Chicago- "The test burn has raised such Weingart said. said the department should use the six around the area by sunrise, the National based Chemical Waste Management Inc. negative impact that we didn't want to The two states that could be affected months Maryland is getting to conduct Weather Bureau's Newark station predicted to burn 700,000 gallons of PCB-laced risk people staying away from the in the event of a spill are Pennsylvania further tests. last night. waste oil at a site 140 miles east of Cape shore because of this," he said. and Delaware, Deieso said. They had "Serious consideration should be Last night's temperatures were in the high had already issued consistency de- May. The second condition is that after given to appealing the DEP decision," 20s with 92 percent relative humidity and terminations. he said. "The last environmental impact southwestly winds of 10 miles per hour, said "The determination issued today Chemical Waste Management loads the says all the actions proposed by the oil aboard a ship in Philadelphia, the However, while the EPA has given statement said a spill would have a the bureau, which placed a travelers' ad- tentative approval for the research devastating impact on the ocean and visory for last night and early today. EPA (federal Environmental Protection U.S. Coast Guard will guide it through Agency) and Chemical Waste Manage- the Delaware River to avoid congestion burn, Maryland's Department of Natu- that a cleanup would be impossible." Today's temperatures are expected to be in ment are consistent with our rules for in the Philadelphia Port. ral Resources last week convinced the While the incineration process re- the mid-303, with partly sunny skies this protecting the coast," said Don Deieso, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- quires ships to destroy 99.9999 percent afternoon, and in the low 20s tonight. In addition, the EPA must provide the director of environmental quality for Department of Environmental Protec- ministration (NOAA) that an accident of the waste, opponents argue that Tomorrow's temperatures are to be in the the DEP. tion with laboratory results of the could affect a portion of that state's whatever specks survive may poison low 40s with an increased chance of showers, Five conditions accompany the de- material to be burned and allow the coast. the ocean habitat. possibly mixed with snow. The extended forecast calls for partly cloudy skies on Monday, chance of showers Tuesday, and partly sunny skies Wednesday. Alternative system eyed Happy snowy Saturday. Hazlet burning By STEPHEN MCCARTHY Incinerators burn The Register AZLET — A 67-year-old Hazlet man was listed in critical condition yesterday variety of wastes at St. Barnabas Medical Center, Liv- TRENTON — The head of a state TRENTON — One of the most ver- H agency charged with the sensitive task satile forms of hazardous waste in- ingston, after being badly burned Thursday night, a hospital spokesman said. of locating hazardous waste disposal cineration would be incorporated at William Owens of Mason Drive suffered sites in New Jersey says that people of two New Jersey sites to be designated second- and third-degree burns over 86 the state must set aside parochial by a state agency. percent of his body when his clothes ap- thinking and face reality. The state Hazardous Waste Facilities parently caught fire as he was preparing food "New Jersey is all our backyards and Siting Commission wants to locate Thursday night, Hazlet police said. until we look this problem square in the rotary kiln incinerators at two of seven Ownes was transported to Bayshore Com- eye and deal with it, it's not going to go sites proposed throughout the state. munity Hospital and taken by State Police away," said Pat Dodd, former state Two tentative sites are in Monmouth helicopter to St. Barnabas Medical Center, senator and chairman of the state County. according to Hazlet Lt. Robert Mulligan. Hazardous Waste Facilities Siting Com- Richard Gimello, executive director mission. Owens' daughter found him on his bed and of the commission, said that rotary kiln notified police, Mulligan said. The commission announced yester- incinerators are effective because they Patrolmen Qeorge Menedez, Stephen day that 11 sites across the state had can burn a broad range of waste Schmidt and Gene Kiley responded to the call been designated as potential locations materials from solids and sludges to and found the house full of smoke and the for hazardous waste incinerators and liquid hazardous wastes. kitchen area burned, Mulligan said. storage facilities. The rotary kiln incinerator is com- "It looked like he was preparing to cook The commission now must set about prised of a large cylinder that rotates at something. It appears that the front of his the task of narrowing down the list of an incline. Sludges, liquids, solids and pajamas or bathrobe caught fire," Mulligan 11 to three: two incinerators and one containers of waste are fed into the top said. 80-acre waste entombment facility. of the cylinder and heated to "As the debate about how to finance temperatures ranging from 1,500 New Jersey's cleanup program con- degrees Fahrenheit to 3,000 degrees Bond vote expected tinues, we would do well to remember Fahrenheit. that dollars alone won't be enough," ARLBORO — The Township Council is Liquid hazardous wastes are often Dodd stated during a press conference used to attain high temperatures, expected to decide next week whether at the state house annex in Trenton to reduce amounts of various per- Gimello said. M announcing the sites. "New Jersey The motion of the cylinder agitates formance bonds that are to be released for a needs a new system of waste manage- developer of three housing tracts where the burning wastes inside, which are ment — the centerpiece of which must eventually reduced to ash. The ash residents have complained of poor drainage be improved treatment and disposal systems and paving. collects in the bottom of the kiln. capacity." A secondary combustion chamber David Rubin, an attorney representing the The sites announced yesterday are developer, U.S. Homes, tried to convince the destroys gases that result from the the culmination of four years work by incineration process and air pollution council not to' reduce the various bonds, the commission to develop methods to noting the developer is willing to provide control scrubbers remove gaseous destroy New Jersey's hazardous waste emissions, according to the New Jersey letters of credit promising that the various stockpiles and clean up national Super- improvements will be made. Hazardous Waste Facilities Plan. fund sites in the state. "A wide variety of organic wastes The council agreed to consider his "We are the state that is leading the proposal, but indicated they it would be such as distillation bottoms, solvent way," said Richard Gimello, executive and paint wastes, pesticides, and difficult to convince them not to reduce the director of the commission. "People are bonds. almost any waste which does not watching what this state is doing." contain a very high amount of inorganic The three residential housing develop- Gimello said the state's hazardous ments are Whittier Oaks I, Whittier Oaks II material can be incinerated in a rotary waste "shortfall" — the amount of kiln," the plan states. and Greenbriar. material that is either shipped out of The council is to continue discussing and In 1984, some 490,000 tons of haz- state or deposited in landfills — is ardous waste was generated from 2,681 between 75,000 and 100,000 tons a sources in New Jersey. Monmouth Variances approved year. The two incinerators the state County was responsible for 27,800 tons agency finally establishes will be of that amount, or about 6 percent of INTON FALLS — The Board of Adjust- capable of destroying this amount an- the state's total, according to figures ment unanimously approved two vari- nually. produced by the commission. Tances, one commercial and one residen- New Jersey generates roughly Most of the waste produced in New tial, for borough residents last night. 600,000 tons of hazardous waste each Jersey is in the form of sludge, accord- The board granted a two-part variance — THE REGISTER/IRA MARK QOSTIN year. Both Dodd and Gimello said much ing to the commission. Commission for use as well as bulk — to Jim Hurt and WINTER WORKIN' — Painter Nick Diaskouris of Bricktown works on of that material has been shipped out of member Ann Auerbach said that liquid Sons for an addition to their car recondition- sprucing up the bleachers at Memorial Park in Red Bank earlier this week. state until now, but sources of disposal hazardous waste makes up about 5 ing shop at 520 Shrewsbury Ave. Though the outside New Jersey are becoming percent of the state's total waste site plan for the annex was initially cleared scarce. stream. in 1978, Hurt said, inflation prohibited the proposed construction. Since that time, zoning ordinances have been changed, said Hurt's attorney, William Keansburg citizens look for new candidates H. Jamison. The parcel between Cherry St. and Patterson Ave. is 99.3 feet wide, short of Avenue, Thomas P. Cusick of Willis the 100 foot width required for its intended for children; of improving local law nents Thursday, "And the ones who Avenue, and Bob Morgan of Marion use, Jamison said. By KEVIN FRECHETTE enforcement; of cleaning streets and have come out haven't done much in the Place, in forming a steering committee, Board members said the proposed annex The Register parks; but mostly they spoke of nomi- way of tax relief." nating "new blood" to run against the Conley, who organized the Thursday which will screen potential council would also exceed bulk limits. The borough candidates. allows buildings in C-l zones, such as car KEANSBURG — Change! "same old people" who are seeking night meeting, said the residents will Conley said the committee will be washes and gas stations, to occupy ten The word was spoken over and over office this spring, according to Honoria consider the five candidates who have meeting during the next few days and percent of the lot. With completion of the again by a small group of "concerned Conley, Myrtle Avenue. already begun petitioning for a spot on should have a list of potential can- addition, Hurt's building will take up about citizens" which gathered Thursday the ticket, however, the group is pri- didates within the next several weeks. 10.6 percent of the parcel, the board said. night to discuss key issues affecting So far, five candidates have officially marily interested in finding "new blood their tiny Bayshore borough and to announced their bid for the two open with new ideas." Others at Thursday's meeting spoke In the second aplicatlon, the board ap- of an overworked public works depart- proved a use variance for a residential choose candidates to support in the seats on the six-member, nonpartisan "I'm bored with the way things have upcoming Borough Council elections council. They are: Deputy Borough been going here in town," Conley said in ment and an overstaffed police depart- addition. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Levine received ment. The borough has three road permission to add an 864-square-foot office this May. Manager George Kauffman, Board of a telephone interyiew yesterday. "We Approximately 40 residents, young Education President Jeffery J. Kegley, seem to have the same old people with department employees to clean all to their home on the corner of Palomino Drive streets and parks while approximately and Sycamore Avenue. and old, Democrat and Republican, Housing Authority Chairman Edward the same old empty promises. There are braved the bitter cold Thursday night T. Healy, Board of Education member only four more years until the 1990s, 28 borough police officers to patrol the to gather at the Bayshore Senior Center Hugh Gallagher and incumbent Coun- and I think its time we get ready for the same mile-square area, according to Board hears proposals on Main Street and air their views on cilman Stephen Cosgrlff, who was at future." Mike Padone, Seeley Avenue. everything from the public library to that informal meeting. Padone joined Conley, her husband, "This isn't New York City," Padone AZLET — At Thursday night's work- private enterprise. "I haven't seen too many new faces James, and Arthur Robinson of Forest said last night, "Why have all these shop session, the Township Planning They spoke of expanding recreation come out," Cosgriff said of his oppo- Avenue, Daniel Coleman of Waackaack cops?" H Board heard a proposal to improve the appearance of the Hazlet Trailer Park. John Montone, park owner, said he wanted to relocate approximately 40 trailers from Marlboro ouster efforts become moot the front of the park to take advantage of Performance existing trailer sites in the rear of the park. But on Wednesday, board members woman, and Barbara Stokes, board The entrance of the park, located on Route By ARMANDO MACHADO Fuel Oil Co. 36, would then be landscaped, Montone said. discoverd through the Township member and Township Council Presi- The Register Clerk's office that Hermans' term has dent, said yesterday that it is up to the In other business, Donald Buhler, owner of expired. When interviewed by a re- mayor if Hermans is reappointed or if Top Quality the Buhler and Bitter car dealership on Route MARLBORO — Members of the town- porter Tuesday, neither Hermans nor other people will be considered for the Oil 35, told the planning board he wanted to buy ship's Local Assistance Board have her fellow board members knew when voluntary position. C.O.D. two adjacent lots to store new and leased discovered that the four-year term of a Hermans' term was due to end. automobiles. They said neither the board nor the board member, whom they recently Hermans said yesterday that she The lots are not currently zoned for council currently have someone they 87 asked to resign, expired December 31. would like to be reappointed, but business use. However, Buhler told the would like to recommend for the pos- Delivery 7 Days A W»ek In a letter dated Feb. 4 of this year, added, "I don't think it will happen." Senior Citizen Discount planning board that the lots would be for ition. Stokes indicated she would be three members of the five-person board She believes the other board members storage only. willing to recommend Hermans for Lowest Prices For our Customers asked Rae Hermans to resign her board will influence Mayor Saul Homik into reappointment because Hermans has Buhler asked the planning board to waive position because she had not attended not reappointing her. But she said she said she will try her best to attend the Join Our Family & Save) paving and curbing requirements, because of the board's last few monthly meetings. intends to contact Homik to let him meetings regularly. the limited use of the lots. He said he would Hermans has acknowledged that know she would like to stay on the CALL NOW! gravel the lots. But Schwartz said: "It would be up to she's missed some meetings, but said board. the mayor. I have no say in it. I told Mrs. The planning board is expected to vote on that it was due to personal matters, Hermans that I understand that she has 747-SAVE the proposals at its regular meeting, sched- including sickness in her family. She Hornik could not be reached for personal problems. But if I had prob- energy checks accepted uled for Feb. 27. had said Tuesday that she refuses to comment yesterday. lems that hindered my job, I would owner operated tor better service resign. Both Eleanor Schwartz, board chair- resign." 4A The Register SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 15,1986

and federal permits. Falls." Nettle C. Maher Rogers, Golden and Halpern did What upsets the local officials Nettie C. Maher, 82, of Spring Waste sites not make first-hand inspections Reaction most is that the commission didn't OBITUARIES 1 Lake died Wednesday in Jersey of sites but used various "tools' to Continued from Page 1A talk to any town or county official Continued from Page 1A determine their suitability. before making their selection. Brew, John 6. Shore Medical Center, Neptune. March. CMMIM, Robwt V. Bom in New York City, Mrs. commission has yet to accept Patrick Kennedy of Rogers, Gold- "They Just go ahead and make OAmbroslo, Anthony 6. Maher had lived In Spring Lake for proposals from disposal firms. en and Halpern, project manager, ."We're very much in the dark," decisions over our heads," said. the past 16 years. "This would be private indus- said experts flew over the sites said Tinton Falls Mayor Joseph Joseph Meyer, a'member of the* Fetti, ASM M. i'oremski. "We don't even know Gilburn, Jamei J. She had been a supervisor for try," said Dodd. "We, in effect, are and scouted the areas surrounding Millstone Township Committee. contract files for the U.S. govern- the middle man." them. The consultants used com- the specifics. The commission isn't Kenny. Ethel C. 1 The commission will now con- ment for 26 years before her Dodd said if the commission puter satellite imaging, among telling us." duct water teats and environment, Maher. Nettie C. other methods, to learn more The commission has not re- Of neto, Elsie C. retirement in 1974. deems that the private operator tal impact studies at the sites to! She was a communicant of St. haa failed to comply with state about the groundwater at each leased the lot number or location Smith. Viola L of the proposed site in either find the most environmentally: Catherine's Roman Catholic environmental law, the state could site. suitable site. Williams, Norah L. Church in Spring Lake. assume control of the private However, Kennedy said that Tinton Falls or Millstone. But officials have said that the Tinton "I don't think the commission j Her husband, Charles B. Maher, outfit and take charge of the until consultants can do appreciates what has happened In died in 1981. hazardous waste site. This device, groundwater tests at the site, they Falls site will be In the town's Anthony 6. D' Ambrosio Surviving are a daughter, Pa- won't know for sure whether the southern end near Naval Weapons Tinton Falls In the last decade,, said Dodd, was created under the particularly the tremendous tricia Borg of Spring Lake; a state Casino Control Act and ex- sites fit the criteria. Station Earle, and the Millstone Anthony 0. D'Ambrosio, 72, of brother, James J. Burns of Boyn- The criteria for picking new location is near Interstate 196. growth," said attorney Chester Middletown died yesterday In tends the same power to the Apy, who represented Tinton Falls ton Beach, Fla.; seven grand- commission. hazardous waste sites, defined by The incinerator itself is ex- Riverview Medical Center, Red children; and five great-grand- state environmental law: pected to cover five acres, and the at the press conference. Bank. children. Gtmello said that only a handful entire site was to be located on Despite his own opposition, as-: Born in Brooklyn, Mr. of companies in the waste disposal • provides for the protection of The O'Brian Funeral Home, Wall New Jersey residents; 500-600 acres, Gagliano said. semblyman John 0. Bennett III, D'Ambrosio lived there until mov- business would have the resources "But that doesn't tell us any- chairman of the state Assembly. ing to Port Monmouth 26 years Township, is in charge of arrange- to operate the incineration and • ensures structural soundness ments. of new waste facilities; thing," Poremski said. "We're Environmental Quality Commit-; ago storage sites. The operator must looking at an enormous facility. tee, said he would not introduce Mr. D'Ambrosio was a chemical get local zoning and planning • protects surface water and groundwater; We could be talking about the legislation to block the commit- worker for Tenneco in Piscataway approval and have multiple state entire southern end of Tinton tee's selection. for eight years until his retirement Elsie Cranga Osnato • provides for safe transit of in 1979. Prior to that he had been hazardous wastes to new facili- a plumber for Odell Plumbing ft Elsie Cranga Osnato, 73, of ties; Heating, Middletown. Parlln died Thursday in Lancaster • protects environmentally He was a member of the Inter- Osteopathic Hospital, Lancaster, Robert V. Condon sensitive areas; Capsules — national Brotherhood of Automic Pa. • and protects air quality. bottle of Extra-Strength Tylenol' Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Osanto Robert V. Condon, 47, of Colts Continued from Page 1A and Chemical Workers. Neck died yesterday in Freehold As part of its criteria, the muller. purchased at an A&P supermarket His wife, Mary Tirella, died in resided in Keansburg for 33 yean commission determined that no in Bronxville. Authorities say: before moving to Parlln three Area Hospital. Johnson & Johnson offered re- 1980. Born in Jersey City, Mr. Condon impoundment facility should be funds to any consumer who want- they believe those capsules con- He was a communicant of St. years ago. within 2,000 feet of residences or tained potassium cyanide; three She was a communicant of had lived in Freehold before mov- ed to return Tylenol bottles. The Catherine's Roman Catholic ing to Colts Neck ten years ago. schools. company offered a $100,000 re- other poisoned capsules were, Church in East Keansburg. Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Hazardous waste incinerators found In the bottle. Church, South Amboy. He was senior vice president of ward for information leading to Surviving are three sons, sales merchandising for Food- must be at least a half-mile from the arrest and conviction of those On Thursday, officials of the Anthony D'Ambrosio Jr. of Her husband, Alexander Osnato, arama Supermarkets Incorporated houses and any major new facility responsible. U.S. Food and Drug Adminis- Middletown, Peter D'Ambrosio died in 1971. must be more than 20 miles from Surviving are two daughters, since 1986. He started with Food- "This is an act of terrorism, pure tration said they had found five and Joseph D'Ambrosio, both at orama in 1967, and was a former a nuclear fission plant where and simple," said James E. Burke, more poisoned capsules In another home; and a brother, Joseph Elaine Zonak of Parlln and Pa- spent nuclear fuel rods are stored. tricia Dry burgh of Lancaster, Pa.; clerk grocery manager of their chairman of Johnson & Johnson, bottle taken from the shelf of a D'Ambrosio of Brooklyn. Lakewood store, assistant man- To ensure that the sites don't at an afternoon news conference. Woolworth's store about two The John F. Pfleger Funeral two sons, James Osnato of pose "unreasonable risk of harm Blakesley and Alexander Osanto ager of their Neptune Store, and Meanwhile, seven states — New blocks from the A&P. Home, Middletown, is in charge of former manager of their Freehold to the health, safety and welfare Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida, Dr. Frank Young, FDA com- arrangements. of Middletown; two brothers, James Cranga of Mount Holly store.He was district manager, of the population," the com- Indiana, Rhode Island, California missioner, said the department's Springs, Pa., and Salvatore Cranga assistant operations manager, mission has vowed to consider: the and Illinois — Joined New York in Cincinnati laboratory had Viola L. Smith of Spotswood; fourteen grand- directer of operations, directer of density of population near the banning the sale of Tylenol analyzed the contents of the sec- children; and three great-grand- sales merchandise, and vice presi- facility, the size and type of capsules. Wisconsin officials ond bottle and believed that the Viola Lambrecht Smith, 81, of children. dent of sales merchandising. facility and type of waste to be prepared to do the same thing and poison in both bottles came from Union Beach, died yesterday in The Kurawa Funeral Home, He was a communicant of St. stored or destroyed there; evacu- Connecticut planned to seek a the same source. Bayshore Community Hospital, South Amboy, is in charge of Rose of Lima Roman Catholic ation schemes including likely court order banning sale of the Scientists had obtained • Holmdel. arrangements. Church of Freehold. means of transit and routes in the capsules. "fingerprint," or detailed identifi- Born in Newark, Mrs. Lam- He was a member of Freehold event of either spills or fires; and Officials in Colorado, North cation of the chemical compound; brecht Smith resided in Union Council no. 1672 Knights of Col- the availability of fire, police and Carolina, Kansas and Georgia found in the second bottle, he said, Beach most of her life. Ethel C.Kenny ombus. emergency services and medical asked retailers to yank the and "after analyzing this, the She was a former employee of Surviving are his wife Catherine facilities in the area. capsules from their shelves volun- fingerprint of the second; the A&P Supermarket, Union Ethel C. Kenny, 78, of Long Naughton Condon; two sons, Rob- tarily. potassium cyanide is identical to Beach, where she had worked for Branch died yesterday In Mon- ert V. Condon and Kevin J. Con- James J. Gilburn Miss Elsroth died after taking the potassium cyanide that was six years. mouth Medical Center, Long don; three daughters, Karen Ann two capsules Saturday from a found in the other bottle." Her brother, John C. Lambrecht, Branch. Condon, Donna Marie Condon, and James J. Gilburn, 83, of High- died in 1986. Bom in New York City, Mrs. Carolyn Mary Condon, all at home; lands died Thursday in Riverview Surviving are several nieces and Kenny lived in Long Branch for his parents, Vincent A. Condon Medical Center, Red Bank. nephews. the past 30 years. and Evelyn Burdnicki Condon of Born. In Hoboken, Mr. Gilburn Ban The Day Funeral Home, Key- Her husband, James Kenny, died Freehold; one brother, John J. lived in Jersey City before moving port, is in charge of arrangements. in 1970. Condon of Millstone Township; to Highlands seven years ago. Continued from Page 1A Surviving are one daughter, two Bisters, Carol Ann Johnson He had been an auditor for For questions concerning the Betty Ann Kenny at home; one Hyatt Bearing Company in Har- when Kean banned the sale of and Kathleen Rathschmidt, both the capsules and health officials safety of Tylenol capsule use, 202 D>sth Notice son, James P. Kenny, also at home; of Freehold. rison for 25 years before his call the following toll-free' two brothers, William Herlihy of The Higgins Memorial Home, retirement in 1966. started spot checks to halt sales. number: Ocean Grove and Joseph Herlihy BREW —Joma.u. of Fordsaraared noaMrnal Freehold, is in charge of arrange- He was a member of the Inde- Acting on a recommendation 1-800-237-9800 'Mt Fet>. 1}. IMt. BMOVW (xrtrjarM ol Ota IM of Asbury Park; and two sisters, ments. pendent Order of Foresters of MuytCma, Sra» 1973). BaMd fatar ol Mary Catherine Carroll of Ocean Grove from State Commissioner of Pit Jotm a. Jr. ha. Oarard, ana Qaorga am Toronto, Cananda. Health, J. Richard Goldstein, Kean Daarast son of Csthanna Matona Braw Dm orodiar and Elizabeth Dietz of Ocean His wife, Anne Gilbum, died in So far he has received six olOaorgaernv. Mrs JoaaphF DMganmnu Township. signed the executive order to THomas J. ara». Dur grandfMiar of Brian Bra*. John G. Brew 1978. prohibit the sale of Tylenol returns from customers. Funaral aarwcat »• Da naW Tuaaoay at 130 am « The Buckley Funeral Home, He was a communicant of Our Tha Rynn and Son Funaral Homa. 23 Ford Ava.. m capsules until a Food and Drug In Fair Haven, Acme Market Fordi. loatmad Dy • Maai at CnnaMn Bunal at • am Asbury Park, is in charge of John G.Brew, 66, of Fords died Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Administration investigation into manager Bill Russell said the store at Our Lady ol Paaoa Roman CaflxAc Church arrangements. Thurday in South Amboy Catholic Church in Highlands. mtarmanl SI QaflrixM CamMary VMMon Sunday the New York incident is con- has gotten over 20 returns sinct and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mermorial Hospital. Surviving are four sons, James cluded. they removed the capsules front Bom in Brooklyn, Mr. Brew had Gilburn Jr. of Little Falls, John According to state Health De- the shelves on Monday. OSNATO — EM icranga), aga 73, ol P«nm. Anna M. Festa lived in Fords for the past 24 Gilburn of South Plalnfield, lormarly ol Kaanaourg. on Faeruary 13. 1MS.W«aol partment spokeswoman Leigh In Middletown, Foodtown presi- tha 1MB Alaxandar. UMnar of Elama Zonak. Patnaa Anna Marie Festa, 92, of Aber- years. Thomas Gilburn of Rutherford, Cook, 126 health officials are dent Joseph Azzolina said the Drydurgh. JantM 1 AHuaroar Jr SMer ol Jamas a He had been employed with and Robert Gilburn of Highlands; Salvatora Cranga. AMo survivad Dy fourtaan grand- deen died yesterday in Emery spot-checking retailers around capsules had been removed from craoran an) Araa graat-grinachMran SarvUaa Manor Nursing Home, Old Bridge. General Motors and Hyatt Clark one sister, Grace DalZeil of Tor- the state to help enforce the ban. the shelves at the 10 county stores Tuasday »M •• from Kuriawa Funaral homa, 136 Bom in Brooklyn, Mrs. Festa Industries in Clark for 16 years. onto, Ca.; five grandchildren; and Monday. Main St.. South Amooy » a.m. MSM at lha Sacrad three great-grandchildren. In Aberdeen Township, Grand Haart RC Church. South Amboy. Burua Mt. OHvat had lived in Jersey City most of He was a communicant of Our Union pharmacist Dominic Sozio "They're in safekeeping where Camstary. MtddMown VnjMng hours Sunday and Lady of Peace Roman Catholic The John P. Condon Funeral Monday. 2-4 a 7-». her life before moving to Aberdeen said last night that all Tylenol nobody can get them," said Az- four years ago. Church in Fords. Home, Middletown, is in charge of zolina yesterday. Until they are His wife, Mary Cassidy Brew, arrangements. products were removed yesterday KENNY — EMI Cjaa 71 ol Long Branch, NJ. She had been a seamstress for — even the liquid and tablet forms collected by the distributor, the on Friday Fas 14. ttjl MM ol M M Jama. Variety Dresses of Jersey City for died in 1972. deemed "perfectly safe" by Gold- capsules will remain in each of the davolad monar ol Batty Aim and Jamas P. Ksnny. His brother, Thomas J. Brew, (Mr swar ol VMasm and Joaapti Hsraiy. Cahsrtns 20 years before her retirement in stein. store's storage rooms. Carrol and EbabMh nan Funaral from tha Buduay 1966. died in 1970.. Norah L. Williams Funaral Homa SOS Saoond Avanua, Aadury Park on Surviving are one daughter, Monday. F«b 17m» 15 •• Mau ol CftnaHan Buna! She was a communicant of St. Norah L. Evans Williams, 83, of m Star ol tha Sas H C Churoi, Long BranOial 10 im Clement Roman Catholic Church Mary Pat Brew at home; four sons, Marmant Ml OtM CsnMary MH.lt Mi, NJ. John G. Brew Jr. of Seatle Wash., Keyport died yesterday in Fhands may ca> it ma lunaral homa BaUd«(, 7-9 of Matawan. Bayshore Community Hospital. NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF HIGHLANDS and Sunday. 2-4 and 7-* P M Paul Brew, Gerard Brew and Her husband, Eugene Festa died Bom in South Wales in the in 1942. Goerge Brew all at home; his mother Catherine Malone Brew of United Kingdom, Mrs. Williams MONDAY - FEBRUARY 17,1986 - IS A HOLIDAY MAHER — NaMa C. ol Spring Laka. N J. on Fab. Surviving are one son, Eugene came to this country in 1927, and 12. IMt. BMovad w* ol ma im Charts*. Dented Festa of Aberdeen; one daughter, Perth Amboy; one brother, George FOR THE BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS momar ol Pamoa A. Borg. Oaar aMar ol Jamas A Brew of Sea Bright; one sister, lived in Scran ton Pa., before mov- Burns Loving urandmolSai of sewn and graat- Estelle Zagarola of Miami, Fla.; ing to Keyport 16 years ago. grandmotiar of we. Mas* of Christian burial 11 • m seven grandchildren; and five Mrs. Joseph F. Deegan of Perth Saturday at St Camsnna • RC Church. Soring Laka Amboy; and one grandson. She had been a housewefe. TRASH PICK-UP WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: 8ty Q great-grandchildren. She was a member of St. John's Aiiangamama by ms OBnan Funaral Horns. Wai. The Waitt Funeral Home, The Flynn and Son Funeral N J m Mu ol nowan contnbuKna to ms Cantar lor Home, Fords, is in charge of United Methodist Church in Haz- lAY - FEBRUARY 17. 1986 - HOLIDAY - NO Canoar Therapy at Jarsay Snors Medoal Center. Morganville, is in charge of ar- let, the Women's Group of the Nsptuna, NJ.

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Ml m>|or cram carda aooapttd NEW JERSEY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15.1986 5A The State First Jersey Securities sued "NEWARK (AP) — A client of telephone meSMgM '''" at 'us company underwrites and dis- buy more stock. tribute* low-priced securities, He said the warrants cost 7f> First Jersey Securities Inc. has Brielle home and his New York r Tavern must pay millions to minors sued the brokerage firm and its City office. and specializes in small firms cents each through Feb. 1, l!)K.>. founder, Robert Brennan, on traded over the counter. and $1 through Feb. 1, 1988. but ACKENSACK (AP) — The drink, said Overmars' at- In October I9H5, the Securities charges they violated federal se- and Exchange Commission filed a The suit alleged that, beginning he was sold 3,500 (juasar war- operators of an Upper torney, Richard J. Weiner. At curities laws and deliberately mis- rants by First Jersey in 1983 for Saddle River tavern must the time, the legal drinking age complaint against First Jersey in Jan. 13, 1983, First Jersey was H led customers, court documents Securities, claiming the firm viol- involved in a series of transactions $1 each. pay up to $20.8 million to a was 21. showed yesterday ated anti-fraud law by allegedly in which it persuaded Zakim and First Jersey underwrote 2.5 paralyzed man for serving al- After the two left the bar, million units of Levin Computer cohol to him and another minor The plaintiff, Jack Zakim or charging excessive prices for se- other customers to buy and sell Brower drove into a utility pole Mahwah, alleged that the com- curities. securities M prices set by the and Trans Atlantic Games Inc., before they crashed their car. a half-mile south on Route 17. with the units comprising stocks The settlement was ap- pany lied to customers by soiling Brennan said at the time the SKC broker Overmars was thrown from the them certain stocks at prices was continuing a "witch hunt" or warrants for each company, proved by Superior Court car. above market value and convinc- The broker "created actual or according to the suit. Judge Peter Ciolino on Thurs- over charges that had been thrown apparent trading" in the securities day. It requires Fantasy Island Overmars was in a coma for ing them to sell below what they out by a federal judge in 1984 The units were available to the seven months. He recovered could get on the general market. Zakim's suit, filed in U.8. Dis- of three companies — Quasar public at $1.50 each, but Zakim Inc., operator of the now- Microsystems Inc., Levin Com- defunct bar, Tattoos, to initial- somewhat, but remains para- The suit also charged that First trict Court here, claimed that First bought 2,950 units from First lyzed from the waist down and Jersey Securities directed some of Jersey Securities committed puter Corp., and Geosearch Inc. — Jersey at $2.25 each. ly pay $550,000 in cash to the to generate transactions upon family of Michael Overmars, unable to speak. its branches to urge customers to fraud, deceit and misrepresenta- The suit claimed Brennan and sell certain stocks while at the tion and violated the Securities which First Jersey would benefit, Dell controlled what stocks would 22, of Fair Lawn, followed by Brower pleaded guilty to the suit said. $2 million for annuities for drunken driving. same time asking other branches Exchange Act as well as federal be underwritten and directed sales future payments. The settlement guarantees to encourage customers to buy the racketeering laws. The scheme made the securities people in branch offices to en- $10 million over 30 years stocks. As a result, the company The plaintiff is seeking to the "more attractive to prospective courage sales of those securities, Overmars was 20 and his created a large number trans- suit certified as a class action to Investor! at prices which were regardless of the harm to cus- friend, Kevin Brower, was 18 should Overmars die actions profitable to itself, the suit represent all customers who artificially inflated by defendants' tomers. The officers also en- when they were served at prematurely, but he and his said. bought shares in three separate couraged sales of one stock in one family could receive up to actions," the suit said. Tattoos on Feb. 24, 1984, Zakim not be reached for com- companies between Jan. 13, 1983 There were "excessive mark- area, and purchase elsewhere, to without being asked for proof $20.8 million if he lives 50 ment yesterday. A secretary at his and Nov. 13, 1985. ups andor mark-downs," yielding falsely increase trading activity, that they were old enough to years. Glen Rock office said he was on Also named as a defendant is "illegal profits" to First Jersey, according to the suit. vacation. His New York attorneys. company president John E. Dell. according to court papers. Sales people also lied in saying Arthur Abbey and Jill Abrams, First Jersey Securities, founded Zakim said First Jersey under- they would not receive com- 3 plead innocent to pension fraud refused to discuss the case, saying by Brennan in 1074, now has 35 wrote a new issue of 3 million missions, when they received their law firm would not allow offices nationwide with 1,200 rep- units of Quasar securities in Janu- more than the usual fee as a result AMDEN (AP) — Three since Labor Day. Friends said them to do so. resentatives serving a half million ary 1983, each unit consisting of of the mark-ups and mark- men linked with former he disappeared while scuba customers. The New York-based Cstate Sen. David Friedland diving in the Bahamas, but his Brennan did not return several stock and a warrant, or right, to downs, the suit said. in a scheme to defraud a $20 disappearance days before his million Teamsters pension indictment in the scheme has fund have pleaded innocent to led authorities to launch an the charges in VS. District international search for him. Resorts Court. The 110-page indictment Released on bail Thursday against the three most recently were Robert Coar of Man- linked to the case covers a alapan, a former president of period from December 1982 official Local 701 of the International through January 1986. From Brotherhood of Teamsters in January 1975 through January North Brunswick; Frank Scotto 1983, Coar and Scotto were of Flushing, N.Y., a trucking sole trustees of the pension indicted industry consultant; and funds, Zauber was attorney for Angus Stone Douglass of New the fund and convinced TRENTON (API — A vice presi- York City, manager and part trustees to hire the Omni Fund- dent of Resorts International has owner of an investment ad- ing Group Inc., of Fort been indicted on charges he took visory firm. Lauderdale, Fla., to manage the $2,500 in bribes from a Philadel- All three were charged along funds, according to the indict- phia area vendor who wanted the with Friedland and former ment. Atlantic City casino as a customer, deputy attorney general Ken- Friedland was a partner in the state attorney general an- neth P. Zauber in a scheme to Omni, although he was techni- nounced yesterday steal from the Local 701 pen- cally barred from the post by a Attorney General W Cary Ed- sion fund through a series of 1980 conviction for bilking the wards identified the defendant as unsecured fraudulent loans. same pension fund of $4 Alan Raab, 58, of Egg Harbor Friedland has been missing million. Township. Raab is the vice presi- dent of hotel properties for Re- sorts, Edwards said. Charismatic sanctions go to Vatican A state grand jury has indicted Raab on charges he accepted EWARK (AP) — Newark The People of Hope have also money and gifts from Until Archbishop Peter L. Gere- been charged by fellow par- Bonelli, a salesman for General ty will fly to Rome this ishioners with trying to take Merchandising Supply Co of- N ASSOCIATED PRESS month to confer with Vatican over the Little Flower Church Ivyland, Pa., a firm that sells officials about his disciplinary in Berkeley Heights where freezing temperatures forecast for the weekend, janitorial and cleaning supplies actions against a charismatic AWAITING SPRING — Boats docked at the many group members live. Johnson Boat Sales Yard in Brick Township are it'll be a while before they can sail without officials said. group that has been accused of Raab allegedly received the gift trying to take over a parish, a Gerety criticized the People surrounded by ice as temperatures in the state hindrance once more of Hope for assigning women dipped into the 20s With more snow and totally $2,500 between Sept. 24, church spokesman said yester- 1981 and Sept. 8. 1982. said day subservient roles and for ap- pointing its leaders without Donald R. Belsole. first assistant Spokesman Michael Hurley elections. attorney general. said the briefing was part of a The People of Hope are a The offenses charged are pun- routine visit by Gerety who fell ishable upon conviction by up to ill last October and had to cut New Jersey branch of a Mich- igan-based group called Sword Health prepares guidelines five years in prison and a $7,500 short a trip to the Vatican. of the Spirit which practices fine on each count. "He's just bringing them A woman who did not identify (Vatican officials) up to date intense prayer meetings, in herself answered the phone at on what's happening, " said which the speaking of tongues for smoking in workplaces Kaab's home. She said she did not Hurley. "It's still a local issue may occur. know when he would return. Raab under his jurisdiction." Earlier this month, Gerety tomers whether they have the ployees may light up. And she said was not at his office yesterday. Last month, Gerety moved to issued an ultimatum to 70 By ELISSA McCHARY areas. the cafeteria has been divided into Resorts spokesman Philip disband the 1,100-member People of Hope members who Associated Press Last July, legislation barring separate smoking and non-smok- Wechsler said Raab began an People of Hope, a fundamen- held leadership positions in the smoking on buses went into effect. ing sections. unpaid leave of absence yesterday talist group, because he felt Little Flower Church to leave In September, a law limiting light- as a result of the indictment. followers had strayed too far the group or lose their jobs. TRENTON (AP) — The state "It's just a matter of an under- health commissioner said yester- ing up in government buildings standing between the company Bonelli pleaded guilty to un- from the church mainstream Other group members were will become enforceable. and disregarded the direction day that his department is prepar- 1 and the workers. We'll accommo- related criminal charges and has also urged to leave the People ing guidelines to help New Jersey The law limiting smoking in the of church officials. of Hope. date the problems, if any arise, been cooperating with the state as companies comply with a law that workplace, which applies lei com- after the law goes into effect," one of the conditions of a plea goes into effect next month limit- panies with at least fill employees, said Ms. I'aradowski. agreement, Belsole said. ing smoking in the workplace. will require employers to establish Newark Airport raises parking fees a written policy cm smoking, The Health Department is also He said Raab was charged with Commissioner J. Richard Gold- 1 creating a 12-mgmber Com- remain the same. It costs $24 stein also announced the creation which can limit en prevent lighting one count of conspiracy, one count EWARK (AP) — In an up during work hours. mission on Smoking and Health to of commercial bribery and one effort to reduce traffic for the first 24 hours and $48 of a commission to advise the advise the department and busi- congestion at the rapidly for each additional 24-hour Bepartment of Health on the im- "The law says thai the right of count of misconduct by a corpor- N an employee to breathe clean air nesses on policy", legislation and ate official. growing Newark International period. pact of smoking and the use of education. Airport, the Port Authority At daily lots, rates would be tobacco products on New Jer- supercedes the right of a smoker to smoke," said Janice Marshall, The panel will be directed to Belsole said in addition to small has raised parking fees and raised from $2 for first two seyans. review and evaluate the impact of amounts of cash, Bonelli allegedly plans to build 3,000 additional hours to $2 for the first hour. "The adverse effects of smoking public health consultant to the Health Department. legislation on smoking and the use gave Raab a solar pool cover and parking spaces. Each additional hour would are profound on the health care of tobacco products on health; a roller for the cover for use on the The agency also decided cost $1. The maximum fee for system. We want to try to do Dr. Lawrence Meinert, acting director of the department's Adult recommend legislation on pool at his home. Thursday to divert limousines, a 24-hour period would be $ 12, something about that." Goldstein cigarettes, vending machines and tour buses and taxis, which compared to the current $11 told a news conference. Health Services, said he expects "The Casino Control Act re- voluntary compliance by most tobacco product advertisements; currently line up in front of maximum. A statute controlling smoking in evaluate the feasibility of lower quires that officials of casinos terminals A and B, to a new At long-term lots, the maxi- the workplace goes into effect businesses. must possess character that is "1 don't foresee a lot of negative insurance rates for non-smokers; holding lot, said Philip D. mum charge would increase March 1, a week after a law which report on the tobacco control's above reproach. Obviously, a cor- Kaltenbacher, chairman of the from $4 per day to $5. limits lighting up in public places, enforcement," he said. The law does not set lines for impact on health care costs; and porate official who acc»pts bribes Port Authority of New York The authority approved such as theaters, auditoriums and propose educational programs. from a vendor seeking favors from gymnasiums. violators, but Goldstein said the, and New Jersey. plans to build a new long-term The commission also will be a licensed casino entity should not The higher parking rates will lot to increase the number of The laws are part of a package department could sue firms that do not comply. He said judges required to submit a report on its be involved in any fashion with take effect March 15. parking spaces to 22,500. including statutes already being findings and recommendations to casino gaming, " Edwards said. At the hourly lots, it will still The lot would be built 2 miles enforced and still to go into effect. would establish penalties for of- fenders. the governor and the Legislature cost $2 per hour for the first south of the main terminal, In December, laws went into each Jan. 30. Anthony .1. I'arrillo, acting di- hour, but the rate for each near Interchange 13A of the effect banning smoking in food Eleanor P a r a d o w s k i, a rector of the Division of Gaming additional hour doubles from New Jersey Turnpike, the stores and requiring New Jersey spokeswoman for Merck & Co. in About 1.7 million of the state's Enforcement, said his agency $1 to $2. The maximum fee will authority said. restaurants to set up separate Rahway, said her firm already has 7 5 million residents smoke. 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DIGEST Marcos wins in official vote Aquino urges Lung disease leading infant killer non-violent EW YORK (AP) — Respir- Also known as hyaline mem- atory diseases have be- brane disease, the syndrome resistance come the leading cause of strikes premature babies. It deatNh for infants in their first results from deficiency of a year of life, the American Lung bodily chemical that normally By MIGUEL C. SUAREZ Association said yesterday. coats tiny sacs within the lung Associated Press In its 1984-1986 annual re- where blood picks up oxygen. port, the association said the The sacs are supposed to ex- MANILA. Philippines — Presi- disorders account for 38.9 per- pand and contract with the dent Ferdinand E. Marcus took an cent of infant deaths. The lung, retaining a little air be- unbeatable lead yesterday in the figure is from 1982, the latest tween expansions. But without official, government-font rolled year for which statistics are the chemical, called surfactant, vote count of an election the available, said association the sacs collapse when the nation's Roman Catholic bishops spokeswoman Michelle Kling. baby exhales, and the infant denounced as "unparalleled in Part of the reason for the must struggle to open them up fraudulence." increase in percentage is that again. The president's challenger, Cor- deaths from other causes have Respiratory distress syn- azon Aquino, outpolled him by declined, Kling said. drome entered the news last nearly 350,000 votes in Manila by One disease, respiratory dis- year when it struck the Frus- the official National Assembly tress syndrome, is the leading taci septuplets in Riverside, catmt< cause of death in the first 28 Calif. Three of them survived. The disease also killed John F. Only 2.5 million ballots were days after birth, claiming cast in Manila in the hotly con- abuut 5,000 infants last year, Kennedy's son, Patrick, in 1963. tested presidential election Feb. 7. the association said. according to the official tally. The city has -i.'J million registered voters. Critics claimed the names West hit with heavy storms of more than 1 million Aquino supporters were improperly ne of the strongest storms warnings were issued as far as struck from the rolls in the capital. ASSOCIATED PRESS of the season rolled ashore southwestern Virginia and In the statement issued yester- Oyesterday onto the West parts of North Carolina and day, the bishops said a govern- PROCESSION — A truck carrying the coffin of supporters of opposition presidential candidate Coast with torrential rain caus- schools were closed in the Ohio ment that "assumes or retains slain Gov Evelio Javier of Antique, southern Corazon Aquino and friends of her provincial ing floods and mudslides, plus Valley. power through fraudulent means Philippines, moves through a huge crowd in the campaign chairman carried the remains through the a threat of heavy snow in the One to 2.5 inches of rain fell has no moral basis" and urged Makati district of Manila yesterday. Hundreds of streets of Manila on a 13-mile procession mountains. A separate storm during the night over the Filipinos to mount a "non-violent spread a fresh layer of snow coastal mountains south of San struggle for justice." from the Plains into the central Aquino, who accuses Marcos of predominantly Catholic nation of Marcos with 67.5 percent of The bishops said: "In our con- Francisco and the heaviest rain precincts reporting. It is being sidered judgment, the polls were Appalachians. was still offshore, the National stealing the election, said: "The 54 million gained independence bishops have spoken. It will be our from the United States in 1946. made by the National Movement unparalleled in the fraudulence of Storm warning flags snapped Weather Service said. their conduct. According to moral in the wind along the central turn Sunday," when a rally is By the time the National, As- for Free Elections, a citizens' "There's enough out there to sembly recessed late Friday, it had group known as Namfrel that the principles, a government that as- California coast, with 40 mph cover at least five days," said planned at which she will an- wind reported between the nounce a campaign of non-violent tabulated returns from 97 percent bishops praised in their statement. sumes or retains power through forecaster Thornton Jeffries in of the precincts, giving Marcos Namfrel's chairman, busi- fraudulent means has no moral Golden Gate and Monterey San Francisco. protest. Bay, and gale warnings were Marcos did not react to the 10,184,710 votes, or 53.8 percent, nessman Jose Concepcion, issued basis, for such an access to power posted along much of the rest "It could be one of the most bishops' comments immediately, to 8,731,999, or 4(5.2 percent, for the charge that more than 1 is tantamount to a forcible seizure of California and Oregon. Win- significant storms we will have but his aides accused them of Aquino. Only the results from two million Manila voters were disen- and cannot command the al- ter storm watches were issued seen in Southern California meddling in politics and inciting Manila suburbs and two provinces franchised. legiance of the citizenry." for inland mountains from this winter," meteorologist violence. Both the president and remained. The canvass by the National They did not specifically accuse California to Washington state Peter Wilensky said yesterday Aquino are Catholic. A respected unofficial count had Assembly, in which the presi- the Marcos government of fraud, and into Montana. in Los Angeles. "It's rather The church's declaration, issued Aquino ahead with 7,318,562 dent's New Society Movement but it clearly was their target. The vigorous ... not all that normal at a news conference, was its first votes, or 52.4 percent, to holds two-thirds of the seats, In the East, winter storm statement cited removal of names for our area." judgment on an election since this 6,657,193, or 47.6 percent, for determines the outcome by law from voters' lists. Wholesale prices drop 0.7 percent ASHINGTON (AP) — Price1 Index would result in a Collapsing world oil 7.8 percent annual drop if the Audit finds confusion at NASA prices sent U.S. whole- same level were maintained for W A company spokeswoman, Laurie Statmore, sale prices plunging 0.7 per- 12 consecutive months. hands of one company On Jan. 1, 1983,abase cent in January, their steepest In all, the Producer Price By TIM SMART operations contract was awarded to EGAG said EGAG discussed the furniture purchase Florida Inc. Last December, the contract was drop in three years, the gov- Index for finished goods stood Orlando Sentinel with the inspector general's office, which said ernment reported yesterday. at 296.2 in January, meaning extended for three years at $390 million. the furniture "should have been a direct But a review of EGAG's performance by the charge to our contract rather than a charge to that goods costing 110 in 1967 WASHINGTON — In 1982, NASA's Office of Slightly lower gasoline would have cost $29.62 last inspector general's office, dated March 1985, general administrative expenses. We adjusted prices already are showing up Inspector General studied how contractors found flaws. ' month. performed simple maintenance and repair of our records to comply with their recommen- at service stations, and some In one incident, EG&G officials ordered oak dation." analysts suggested a 10-cent On a sour note, coffee costs buildings at Kennedy Space Center and found furniture costing $51,244 for the executive to 15 -cent per-gal Inn drop in soared by 17.4 percent in a state of confusion. suite and billed NASA even though the NASA responded to the audit by saying it prices at the pump was poss- January after a 3.1 percent The audit team said the conditions included contract did not allow for expensive considered the lax reporting "inadvertent" ible by mid or late spring. increase the month before, "misdirection and reduced employee morale; furnishings. The audit determined that the but added it would stress the need for EGAG The January decline in the caused by a prolonged drought all of which hamper the conduct of an space agency had left out standard federal to comply with contract requirements. Labor Department's Producer in Brazil. efficient, effective and economical operation." government purchase rules from EGAG's Although the findings were not a direct contract in a desire to free the contractor from Kennedy Space Center Director Richard criticism of the space shuttle program, they excessive paperwork. Smith said "specific actions" were taken in raise questions about business dealings where every case. I'm not certain what those actions Group examines shuttle wreckage The audit also found EGAG lax in filing were." the shuttles are launched. required reports for all purchases valued at APE CANAVERAL, Fla. that a sensor used 90 minutes In one instance, it took the approval of six $10,000 or more. A review of 46 purchases, all In the 1982 review, the auditors were (AP) — Presidential in- before launch found government bodies and two outside contrac- totaling more than $25,000 each, showed especially critical of the building of a geodesic vestigators examined temperatures below safety tors just to erect two steel posts beside a water EGAG had not filed 20 of the 46 reports. In one dome at KSC, which is used as a press center. C limits on the right booster. The The dome was built with research and shuttle Challenger's launch pad and meter. case, the purchase involved $1.04 million wreckage yesterday, looking magazine said NASA engineers There also was criticism that one contractor, worth of goods bought from an unidentified program money rather than with dollars for evidence to explain a "puff are assessing whether the low Boeing Services International, was turning in subcontractor. normally set aside for construction of build- of black smoke" that indicated temperatures might have been work orders that were up 462 percent above ings, the report said. The report noted that it trouble as the shuttle lifted off caused by cold liquid hydrogen NASA responded to the audit by saying it was also the most expensive option of many initial estimates. would have the contract modified to bring it on its fatal flight. fuel leaking from the external Kennedy officials responded to the criticism considered. tank. into compliance with government rules, but it NASA officials took issue with the critique, by pointing out that they were in the process is unclear whether EGAG ever reimbursed The commission, ending two of consolidating all maintenance duties in the saying agency rules should be modified con- days of tours and closed-door The commission appointed taxpayers for the furniture. cerning structures that can be relocated. meetings at the Kennedy Space by President Reagan was Center, looked at rocket searching for evidence that boosters, wreckage from could be linked to newly re- Challenger and Launch Pad leased film showing the "un- 39B. usual" smoke coming from be- Judge admits part Aviation Week, a space in- tween the right booster and the dustry magazine, said it would external tank as the shuttle report in next week's edition lifted off. in abortion protest The Constitution's safeguards 'Spy dust' not cancerous By USA M. HAMM against "double jeopardy" — forc- Associated Press ing someone to stand trial twice OSCOW (AP) — The U.S. ppenylpentadienal, or NPPD, for the same crime — took effect Embassy said yesterday in the homes, cars and offices WASHINGTON — To the con- after the first witness took the Mthat "spy dust" alleged- of Americans living in Moscow sternation of prosecutors, a Dis- stand. ly used by the Soviets to track and Leningrad. trict of Columbia judge hearing Immediately after Hannon's dis- Americans' movements does He said the first tests, on the case of nine people arrested closure, Assistant U.S. Attorney not cause cancer, contrary to hundreds of samples taken by during an anti-abortion demon- Lizabeth McKibben asked the preliminary tests last summer the Environmental Protection stration acknowledges that he judge to step down from the case. that indicated it might be Ageney, failed to find any Prosecutors later withdrew the carcinogenic. NPPD. However, he said tests took part in the Jan. 22 protest. Just after the first witness request and decided to go through Ambassador Arthur in January on additional sam- with the trial. ples found NPPD in five began testifying Thursday, Su- Hartman also said the chemical perior Court Judge Michael Han- When Hannon asked defense tracking agent recently was diplomats' cars. lawyer J. Andrew Chopivsky Hartman did not identify the non startled both sides by telling found in five U.S. diplomats' the courtroom he participated in whether he was "satisfied" that cars but may have been placed diplomats. the judge was remaining in the The ambassador also said the annual March for Life at the there months ago. He said there Supreme Court to mark the an- case, Chopivsky answered, "Oh, was no conclusive evidence the traces were found of another yes." Soviets still were using it. chemical, luminol, which the niversary of the 1973 Supreme At a news conference for embassy said could be used as Court decision legalizing abortion. "If he withdraws, they cannot U.S. reporters, Hartman re- a tracking agent. "We have But Hannon said he stopped be tried again," said Gerald leased the results of two series good reason to believe there short of the Supreme Court build- Caplan, a professor at George of tests for traces of the could be others (chemicals)," ing, where the nine were arrested Washington University law chemical nitro- he said. for carrying the demonstration school. "If the case continues, it onto court property. would be a question of whether The 67-year-old judge, who is personal bias of the judge would trying the case without a jury, did interfere with his ability to grant Police break up apartheid protest not explain why he waited until a fair trial. That sometimes gives after the trial began to reveal his the defendants an advantage OHANNESBURG, South Young children, some of they're not entitled to." Africa (AP) — Police fired them toddlers, wandered activities. tear gas and lashed out The American Bar Association's "It's a very odd set of circum- J through the town afterward Code of Judicial Conduct says "a stances," Caplan said. with rubber whips as they looking for their mothers, the judge should disqualify himself in charged into a crowd of 2,000 witnesses said. In a jury trial, he explained, a black women preparing to a proceeding in which his im- mistrial can be declared and a case - A resident said one group of partiality might reasonably be tried again up to the moment the march against apartheid yes- women ran into a house and terday, witnesses reported. questioned." jury begins deliberating the case. police surrounded it, heaved a If Hannon had revealed his But in a case before a judge, the They said the police chased tear gas cannister inside, then participation earlier, prosecutors Constitution's safeguards against the screaming women through broke down the door. could have asked him to step "double Jeopardy" — forcing the streets of Atteridgeville, a The witnesses, speaking on down. someone to stand trial twice for black community about three condition of anonymity, said But because the judge did not the same crime — take effect miles west of Pretoria, and dozens of women were taken RELUCTANT VALENTINE — Cristina Williams, 5, doesn't look disclose his participation In the when the first witness takes the injured dozens of them. away. thrilled at the prospect of getting a valentine from 4-year-old protest until after the first wit- stand. After that, no retrial is Justin Tyrkalo ness had testified, his backing out possible. would bar a retrial. T . The Register 7A ADVICE

Ann ister R* ~F Landers Don't psychoanalyze Use experience wisely The mature person who is trying to work out women who need your advice will take it. One of our friends has been seeing a Dear Ann Landers: Regarding "Awaiting a Reply Dear Ann Landers: I was widowed recently. I psychoanalyst for many years. In fact she has personal conflicts and emotional problems would In Calif." on how to recover from an affair with was not left well-provlded-for but neither am I seen him so long that all she talks about is her not dream of making such a statement. The a married man: I'm no psychologist, bat the destitute. How do I deal with a well-meaning following mlglt work for others. It worked for me. problems. She loves to be the teacher and tell accusation is particularly meaningless since an friend who Insists on sending me food that is oedipal (correct spelling) phase is passed An affair is something, believe It or not, one has everybody else the answers to their problems. partly used and freezer-burned? I've also re- through during every child's emotional growth. psyched oneself Into, Intentionally or uninten- ceived baked goods from her that were "failures" Recently she told our son that she thought tionally, because of a need to be paid attention to, — things she would never serve her own family. he had an edipus complex. I don't know If the or a rebelling against something. If yon can psych The oedipus complex is based on the Greek tale I need your advice, Ann. — Not Starving In spelling Is correct. I really don't know what it yourself into It, yon should be able to psych Wyoming of a son who falls in love with his mother and yourself out of It. means but I do know that my son became very actually marries her — not knowing she was his Dear Wy: Tell her politely that you feel guilty One must work through the process by facing accepting food when so many people are hungry. angry about this even though he wasn't sure mother. The mythological tale is more involved the anger, resentment, grief and the sense of loss of its meaning. Suggest that she seek out some families who are truly and is an interesting story. following the breakup, the same as after a divorce in need. or a death. Do you think It's right for people who are The term oedipus complex in modern psy- Dear Ann Landers: A woman in our group choanalysis therefore refers to a phase of strong Get angry, but use the anger in a positive way. declined dessert when we were dining out. She in psychoanalysis to tamper with such prob- Ask yourself, "Why am I letting this man lems? — Mrs. R.K., 111. attachment between a mother and son along with asked instead for a tall glass of Ice cubes. When a temporary feeling of jealousy toward his manipulate me? Why am I not master of my fate It arrived she commenced to chomp on the ice with Dear Mr. K : You have good justification for father. and captain of my destiny?" her teeth, then tried to use a tablespoon to crack being resentful that an inadequately trained Don't try to block out the rosy moments you've the ice Into smaller pieces. It didn't work so she This is all part of a growth and evolutionary shared. They will return. Look at the relationship wrapped the cubes in her napkin and banged it on person should be presumptuous enough to use a process and does not infer that your son will be realistically, in the light of the day-to-day technical term as a description of your son's the leg of the table. "fixed" in the intensity of his devotion to you. routine. Ask yourself if such passion could be The racket created a good bit of attention. The relationship with you. Such a statement can only sustained in the face of difficult demands of cause distress and anxiety to you and your son. head waiter said nothing but w»s visibly upset. I Undoubtedly, he will attain his normal emo- married life. Common sense will tell you that was ashamed to be in the group. tional growth and pass into the phase where passions cool. Life must be lived in a practical I believe the woman's behavior was the ultimate It is astonishing how many people who arc in normal devotion and affection between you will way. You must get out of bed sooner or later. psychoanalysis believe that they have the right In bad manners and said so. My husband pot me exist. At first you may doubt that this process will down for being "super critical." Was I? I'd like to use medical jargon without knowing its work. Keep at it. It will. Remember, you've spent significance. Your friend has no right to believe I do hope your friend solves her own problems your opinion. — Hate Vulgarity (Austin, Tex.) a lot of time and energy fantasizing and building Dear Austin: The woman sounds as if she is that she is an authority by virtue of the fact that and gives up the "game" of home analysis. You up the man as your romantic ideal. You now must would do her a great justice if you were to bring desperate for attention. Poor thing. She is also asking she is trying to resolve her own conflicts. It is exert as much energy dismantling it and laying It for dental problems, according to my dentist, Dr. analagous to the person who has recovered from her up sharply and tell her never again to to rest, like the corpse that it is. I am signing involve you or members of your family with such Jordan Block. The hardness of the cube may cause tuberculosis who then believes that he or she is myself — One Who Did It, Thank The Lord. the teeth to crack or break. the prime authority about this disease. discussions. Dear One: You make a lot of sense, lady. I hope the Prevent premature births Take a minute for you N.J. State Department of Health hours of 10-12 A.M., Thursday By DR. HARRIDAN By CLARENCE PETERSEN Q. Why is it important, as you ness and personal relationships. or your local Healthy and Friday. advise in your book, for all of us And, frankly, when we feel like a In this, the richest country in Mothers/Healthy Babies Coalition Dr. Harrigan, of Bridgewaler, is Chicago Tribune to devote one minute several times victim, we're a pain in the neck to the world, there are approximate- for further information. The Uni- professor of obstetrics and CHICAGO — When Spencer a day to thinking about ourselves? be with. ly 100,000 children born each versity of Medicine and Dentistry gynecology at the Rutgers Medical Johnson, M.D., coauthor of "The A. Most of us don't do it, and So when people start taking a year who are mentally retarded, of New Jersey-Rutgers Medical School of the University of Medi- One-Minute Manager," stopped in when we don't, we feel a little minute for themselves during the and may others who are born with School Perinatal Unit at St. cine and Dentistry of N.J. and ~hlcago the other day to promote cheated, a little resentful. We feel day, to stop and look at how impediments due to neurological Peter's Medical Center has a pa- director of maternal fetal medi- its latest book, "One Minute for like it's not fair that we spend they're thinking, how they're feel- defects. The defects are often tient Information Hot Line, cine at St. Peter's Medical Center Myself," we invited him to Trib- more time taking care of every- ing and what they're doing, and caused by premature births. 1-800-545-BABY, between the in New Brunswick. une Tower for a one-minute inter- body else and taking care of asking themselves if there's a view. business than we do taking care of better way — when they do that Although prematurity is just Not only was Spencer game — ourselves. and listen thoughtfully to them- one of the several causes of authors will do just about any- When that resentment starts selves — they find a better way of mental retardation, it is a leading thing to sell a book — but he said welling up, we take it out on other taking care of themselves. cause. Therefore, the retardation Jumble he had' trained himself to know people, as if it were their fault. We As the second hand reached 60, rate can be reduced by decreasing when he had talked a minute really feel a bit like a victim, and Spencer stopped talking. He premature births by 50 to 75 without looking at his watch. that starts affecting not only us laughed and clapped his hands. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME but our relationships — our busi- "That was fun," he said. percent. by Henri Arnold and Bob LM The one-minute interview:

Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, lo form "A healthy baby is four ordinary words. the expected STOIF

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Neptune City; Jack's Music S hop, mothers to be at rish are well you receive $10 cash, $5 meal Robertson Agency, 449-1415; 33 Broad St. Red Bank; Freehold known: smoking, alcohol and drug ticket and show. For information weekdays at theater, Thurs. 6-7, Music, Ocean County Mall, Toms Your Horoscope Fri. 7:30 to curtain, Sat. 5:00 to and reservations call 291-5968 River. Box office open lpm. Day of abuse, or chronic illness such as curtain. Discount group rates. diabetes.In addition, patients who performance. For further info call Please join us at Grace United 542-9297. 988-4747. have had difficult or unsuccessful By Stella Wilder bound to be today. Be willing to look Methodist Church, St. James Ave pregnancies should be closely beneath the surface. Union Beach for a delicious Spa- FEBRUARY 23 — SUNDAY evaluated and monitored. Miscar- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - You MUSIC for ORGAN, MARCH 4 — TUESDAY ghetti Dinner, from noon-6pm. Middletown Chapter Wornens riages, premature delivery or Born today, you have been blessed may be in and out of danger many $4.50 for full dinner, $3 50 take HARPSICHORD and PIANO - with a curious, inquisitive nature and times today - often without even TODD and ANNE WILSON, or- American ORT Chinese auction at stillborn delivery all carry the out. Buck Smiths East Keansburg 7pm risk of repetition. a craving for knowledge. Logical and knowing it! Friends prove helpful. ganists at the Episcopal Cathedral scientific in your approach to a prob- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Do not of the Incarnation in Long Island; donations $2.50 refreshments ser- FEBRUARY 18 - 21 ved. There are other medical lem, you rarely take any action with- go without some spare change in your 4pm. The United Methodist out first examining all possible out- pocket today, as it may be needed to SUNDAY - FRIDAY — Church, 257 Broad Street, Red "markers" which should cause Parish mission will be held in St. MARCH 7, 8 — comes. In this way, you are almost help another - or yourself. Bank. No tickets; contributions ac- FRIDAY ft SATURDAY concern to the expectant mother. assured of eventual success. However, CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Sell- Agnes Church in Atlantic High- cepted. These include: repeated urinary lands. Services are scheduled for The Monmouth Civic Chourus you are so curious about so many analysis may be beneficial - but be will stage Gilbert & Sullivan's tract and vaginal infections; careful not to pry into the lives of Sun., Feb. 16th, at 7:30pm. and for The Monmouth County Parks things that it may be some time before 6 & 9am and 7:30pm. Mon.-Fri. A "Pirates of Penzance" at The fatigue; bleeding during preg- you settle down in the one field in those who do not ask for your help! System Presents "The Jungle Count Basie Theater, 99 Monmouth nancy; subtle elevation of blood Healing Mass will be celebrated on Book" Life size puppet & magic which you can ultimately make your Sun., Feb. 16, at 3pm St.. Red Bank, at 8:15pm Tickets pressure; surgery of the uterus, greatest impact and enjoy the great- show 3:30pm., Tatum Park, Red LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Baa news Hill Kd, Middletown Tickets; $3 are $15. $12, $8. Discount $1 00 for physical exertion and anxiety. est success. received in the morning becomes a FEBRUARY 18 — TUESDAY Sr. Cits, and students. For info call advanced, $3 50 at door. Call 842-0821 or the Box Office at Men and women born today tend to blessing by midday. Anticipation is es- Parents Without Partners, 842-4000. Age is also a factor. Patients sential - but do not act too quickly. Bayshore Chapter #644. LIVE 842-9002. Visa and Master Charge be highly competitive - with each oth- accepted at Box Office. under 17 and those over 35 may er! As a result, relationships you may VIRGO'(Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Sacri- BAND "Chezarae" Fund raiser, Claridge Cassino Bus Trip. be at increased risk. Being under- everyone welcome. Valentine's Leaves St. Mary's, New Monmouth, have are bound to be stormy at worst, fice is unnecessary today, look for an- MARCH 15 — SATURDAY weight or overweight is not supportive and richly rewarding at other way to accomplish the same Dance. 8:30pm. at The Town & 12 noon. Cost $15, receive $15 re- Country, Hwy 35, Keyport. Mem- bate, 787-9138. St. Joseph's PTA will hold a healthy and similarly, poor nutri- best. It will come as little surprise if ends. Advice from experts may be Spring flea market & craft show. tional habits do not bode a good misleading. bers $5, guests $7. Chapter phone you marry more than once. You would 727-6020. Hayshore Companion Dog ('l)uh 10am. to 4pm. in the school outcome. be wise to heed the advice of friends in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - Today 27th annual obediance trial auditorium, Maple Place, Keyport. this matter. offers you a rare opportunity to get a FEBRUARY 19 — WEDNESDAY Middletown High School South, Tables are $15. Call 566-1422 or While most pregnancies are Also born on this data are Oall- glimpse of what is to come - personal- St. Mary's Altar Rosary Society, 9am.-3pm. Adults $2.00, children 583-4520 for reservations. normal and result in a healthy loo, sciential and astronomer; Jam ly and professionally. $1.00. Chinese Auction to be held at MARCH 22 — SATURDAY baby, those pregnancies at risk Seymour, selraas. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Tend V.F.W., Kt. 36, Port Monmouth. To see what is in store for you to- MARCH-JUNE The Auxiliary of Arthur for a poor outcome must be to family matters early in the day, Open 6:30pm. Tickets $3. 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For tickets call Connie not taken place the next best thing to remain calm today; do not add to to turn as the day begins, guidance re- PROVEMENT PROGRAM can work Cunniff, 787-3597, or Doris Wall- is an early pregnancy visit to your the confusion at home. Begin planning ceived around midday presents prom- for you! Come to East Keansburg MARCH I — SATURDAY ing, 787-4570 health care provider in order to for the week to come early in the day. ising course. PTA meeting at 8pm , East St. Agnes Holy Name Society Keansburg School. Ocean Ave IRISH NIGHT. School Hall South MARCH 29 - APRIL S — provide adequate time for the PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - Luck CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. II) - Ave. and Ave. D Atlantic High- SATURDAY - SATURDAY implementation of a pregnancy is on your side today - but it is up to Triumph of family member may over- Ruth Christenberry, Directcir of CD. will be their to let you know lands. Full course Corned Beef and SCANDINAVIA EASTER PKG plan including a complete evalu- you to use it to your advantage. Much shadow your own recent accomplish- Cabbage dinner served at 7pm. — Air, Hotel, Tour, Breakfasts: can be done in little time today. ment. Be patient; praise will be yours i who's eligible 4 how the program ation for risk factors and expla- works. Dance music by the "BIDDY $545. With Red Bank Women's nation of total pregnancy care. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - in due course. KARLYS" IRISH DANCES, light Club Call 741-5286. Looks can be deceiving -- and are C IIH. Ulllad FMtm Syndleau. toe You may want to contact the 8A The RegiHter ' 8ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1986 Running can't be made easy... just simple

1 rjopomm timtime to timtin*e great thlnkfrthtnk*ras h.havme . ), jiss important to realize the intimate This presupposes adequateadequate; long, slow Studies have shown you /-a^ann cucutt you yourr ^n)( )l III fiiii mioul t thilthatl illlhmilMalthoughl (hint'things * ..,.connectio« .;..n - u,.*betwee. n performanc#.•_ e ..a*t Ath. e Hlstnnrdistancep . I wmiUwouldI placnhtrpe thpe minimum aat rrmiiiimiifrequencyi bliutun.iliirily two-thirdsc , adukiAd you viHtrr mile mi\f>-- .. be made aasj. they can 5* mile, the 10 kilometer race, and the 30 miles a week. Doubling that would age by two-thirds and maintain con- j simple SIP H is witii French verbs, probably give me maximum per- ditioning as long as you maintain intensi- 1 marathon. Exercise physiologists have strategy and litf itself The same devised charts predicting times in the formance. However, injury then would ty. I could cut my mileage to 10 miles a maxim can lie applied to running. Kun- George become a factor. Stateness seems to week and maintain perforjna/ice if I do other events. If you know what you can i 1 ujug Cannot be made easy; but it ran be do in any one of them you can estimate relate more to intensity than to distance. those 10 miles at my top effort. piildc simple Sheehan your potential in the others. Witness those runners who have covered Racing every weekend has assured me 'I have simplied my running program This is particularly important to first 20-30 miles daily in runs from coast-to- of a constant level of performance. My training schedule is based on one time marathoners and to those who coast. Karpovich, the great exercise However, 1 am locked into my present fundamental fact My body has four continually hit the wall and wonder why. physiologist, had subjects; working on times unless I do speed work and increase abeeds. My flatout mile: pace In I Hi Knowing your 10 kilometer time can give stationary bicycles at low level activity my mileage. My present program assure kilometer race; my .ueiage mile in a you a realistic goal. The physiologists' as long as they could. Kverytime they me of an injury free mediocracy with ho marathon; and my training rate They are charts are much more precise, of course, rode they attempted to break their threat of stalencss. 'Approximately one minute apart. I do cntiatag Ni>red Then l add .1 littie more record of the previous day. "Usually distaiuv iyear I train for maximum performance ^Iqslon. 1 increase my Innh intensity ty training increases endurance The for a 10 kilometer race is to train for the symptoms of stateness." in a particular race. If 1 am able to avoid 'tfftining using Intervals ha.sed on my best gains made in speed are maintained by mile. The reason? The faster my cruising I use my races as my high intensity injuries and stateness the protocol Inule time. 1 do 220's, 4-40's and HHO's at ihe gains made in endurance. Training speed in the mile, the faster it will be in training. I run my 30 miles per week at usually works. It is simply a matter of the pace I should be able to hold for the for me is either fasi — to develop speed, the longer races. As I become a better a slow comfortable thinking pace. Then getting my ' mile time down — and Jnile These workouts are the only way to or slow — to get the stamina to hold that miler I become better in both the 10 every weekend I push myself to the limit continuing my long slow mileage while 1 increase my speed and improve my speed There is no need to be in between. kilometer and the marathon. in a race. This is excellent maintainance. do it.

County Briefs Spring migration to begin n the calendar of bird migrations for our themselves, borne on a bulbous spike within, area, spring begins on Feb. 16. and sheltered by, the spathe. O That doesn't mean birders will be Bill Sandford A member of the arum family, the skunk rushing out now to greet hordes of warblers cabbage superficially resembles some of its moving in from Central and South America. common relatives, including the calla lily and That's a good two months away. Jack-in-the-pulpit. In each the showy feature It does mean that we can start looking for the the year in the first half of February. Semi- is the spathe which encloses the spadtx and its first sign of that northward dispersal of birds hardy species which may linger into January inconspicuous flowers. we call the spring migration. It could come have either been driven out by prolonged cold The hardy skunk cabbage is able to flout today, or not until three weeks from now. and snow or ice-locked waters or have cold, ice and snow in part by generating its own succumbed to the elements. We're left with heat, heat that** retained by the protective We never know what bird is going to claim only the basic winter population. spathe "tent." Its warmth, a metabolic by- the title of first harbinger In our diary. It could Arrival at mid-month means only that we product of vigorow growth, helps keep the be a robin, a woodcock, a meadowlark, a flock can look for a return trend, but only when water open at its base, although ice and snow of Canada geese or grackles or fox sparrow, or conditions are right. Weather now is the may creep to within an inch of it. several turkey vultures. deciding factor. A pronged and substantial None of those are birds we never see in thaw should get things going. Soon now, the leaf spikes, which appear winter. It's where we see them, or in what When iced-in ponds and rivers open up, the after the spathes, will be poking through the numbers, or what they are doing that provides waterfowl that desert us briefly during the ground. When they unfold and reach maturity, evidence of avian stirrings prompted by an midwinter freeze — pintail, green-winged the leaves will measure from one to two or advancing season. teal, wood duck, shoveller, ring-necked duck more feet long. The first robin that shows up on a lawn may — will move in again. Warmth and favorable This first flower of spring is not one anyone actually have come up from the South or winds out of the south will spur Inbound land will go out to gather for a table piece, or to merely moved out of a nearby woodlot that has bird traffic. Birding will be coming out of its present to a loved one for Valentine's Day. The bottom-of-the-year doldrums. plant's odor has given it a bad name. (The harbored a flock of them all winter. scientific species label, foetidus, seems more When the woodcock goes into his strange The February thaw, unfortunately, is not a apt than the common English one.) aerial song-and-dance act it means he has guaranteed phenomenon. In some years, it just It's readily noticeable only when the leaves arrived on his chosen breeding ground and is never comes off. Then we must wait into March or stems are broken. I've crushed enough of it showing off for a prospective mate. It's his for things to start happening. underfoot, especially in my kidhood days,, to announcement that he's at home for the new The weather maps will be our best guide as know it weel, and it doesn't remind me of season. to what to expect in the days just ahead. skunk. Sometimes the first "sign" is a flock of geese FOB THOSE WHO CANT wait for re- It's more like a strong onion or garlic smell passing overhead, the point of its wedge assurance of the season's progress, there is in At first gasp it's a bit repulsive but, like onion, formation pointing toward the north pole. Or the botanical world an "early bird" that it becomes less objectionable as the nose grows it may be vultures, moving northward in lazy always beats the avian harbingers to the draw. accustomed to it. circles or playing follow-the-leader in Indian The skunk cabbage already has pitched its file. tents in swamp and bog. It doesn't wait for the The flowering of the skunk cabbage is living When grackles, scarce over most of our area thaw. It creates its own climate. proof that another growing season is under for the last two months, begin to reappear in Showing now are its tepee-shaped spathes, way. It's a reminder that it isn't too early to platoon strength or fox sparrows gather in mottled in varying colors that include purple, start planning this summer's garden plot and squads to scratch in the woodlot duff, we know green and yellow; thick-skinned, leathery, and ordering any seeds we're going to get by mail. that a brightening sun has turned the tide that standing four to six inches tall on muddy Once that big thaw comes, the time for will sweep us out of winter. ground or in shallow water. turning the earth for early plantings, like peas Local bird life is always at its minimum for Requiring a much closer look are the flowers and lettuce, can't be far behind. Saberhagen wins arbitration case

the New York Yankees and $740,000), Minnesota catcher Tim was named the Series Most Valu- By The Associated Press Cleveland pitcher Ken Schrom. Laudner (made $145,000; offered able Player. Gooden, also a two- Bret Saberhagen, the American Terms of their contracts were not $155,000; seeking $260,000) and year major leaguer, was 24-4 League Gy Young Award winner immediately announced. California pitcher Ron Romanick with a 1.53 ERA and 268 and Kansas City's World Series Even if Saberhagen had lost in (made $146,500; offered strikeouts, all major leagut highs hero, won his arbitration case $250,000; seeking $425,000). De- in 1985. yesterday and will be paid the arbitration, and even if Gooden GOES TO FINALS — Michael Polloway of Shrewsbury will had gone the route and lost, they cisions on their cases are expected Concepcion earned $26O;O00 $925,000 he sought in 1986 in- still would have enjoyed next week. last season, lost his starting job to compete in the finals of the State Hoop Shoot today in stead of the $625,000 offered by Buddy Biancalana, was offered Bordentown. Polloway is 10 years old. enormous pay increases. Now, The 21-year-old Saberhagen, the Royals. they are even bigger. Last year in his second year in the majors, $240,000 for 1986 and asked for Saberhagen's case was the only Saberhagen's salary was was 20-6 with a 2.87 earned run $350,000; Robertson made one decided Friday It gave the $160,000, Gooden's was average in 1985. He beat the St. $95,000, was offered $170,000 players eight arbitration victories $400,000. Louis Cardinals twice in the and wanted $210,000, and Schrom Polloway in finals to 10 for the owners. In each case, "I think it means a great deal to World Series, pitching a shutout made $150,000, was offered an arbitrator hears testimony in the 11-0 seventh game, and $200,000 and wanted $265,000. ichael Scott Polloway, won the school contest, district from both sides, then awards both parties not to go that far (to 10, of Shrewsbury will contest and regionals which either what the player wants or arbitration)," Gooden said at his Mcompete tomorrow in the bring him to the state finals. the club has offered. There is no home in Tampa, Fla. "I never State Hoop Shooting finals at middle ground. thought it would go that far." Bordentown The winner will advance to Four other players' cases were Polloway will represent the the national competition in Three more players, besides the heard Friday — Seattle pitcher Red Bank Elks Lodge 223 He Indianapolis in March. celebrated Dwight Gooden, signed Mike Moore (made $227,500 in with their clubs before their arbi- 1985; offered $400,000; seeking REGISTER tration cases were heard — short- $530,000), Cleveland shortstop Aquatics score in meet stops Onix Concepcion of the Julio Franco (made $465,000; of- Royals and Andre Robertson of fered $575,000; seeking TICKET an Judge of Spring Lake was first in the 11-12 500 free. took first in the boys James Poland of Sea Girt GIVEAWAY! D 15-18 200 freestyle and grabbed the 11-12 500 free. Taylor 50 freestyle at the A-AA Age Paulette Kussell took first in Group meet at Monmouth Col- the 200 free open at the Middle Continued from Page 12A 1-NIGHT lege. game of the season, against Wash- EXCLUSIVE Atlantic Philadelphia Age "We spent a lot of time ington, he said his "personal Paulette Russell of Ocean- Group Meet. together. We went out a lot at problems" had been resolved and ENGAGEMENT port (15-18) won the 200 night with our wives. We played that he would play "the game of breaststrok*, the 50 free and James Poland won the 100 a lot of golf," Simms told the Star- the 400 individual medley fly (11-12). my life" against the Redskins. He Fifty one clubs competed in Ledger. "I couldn't see anything had 13 solo tackles and two sacks Tracy Cicek of Middletown that might have indicated he was ME ADOWLANDS ARE KA was first in the 13-14 200 free, the event. for 23 yards, and the Giants won., worried or concerned over any- 17-3. Washington's Birthday 50 free and 400 IM, while Elke DiDi Sarge, and Ben Miller thing like that." scored in the "C" Meet at MONDAY, m. 17 Kerecman of Ocean (13-14) "If players are doing these He was named The NFL De- GLOBETROTTERS was first in the 200 free Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA. things, they never talk about it in fensive Player and Defensive Scott Hyldahl of Brielle front of me," Simms said. "They Rookie of the Year that season by placed first in the 13-14 200 Miller won three events — know how I feel about it." The Associated Press, was Win four tickets at a courtside table, or be one free and 50 free, while sister the 10-under 100 backstroke, During the early part of the selected Defensive Player of the of the first three callers to win tickets for four Cincy was first in the 11-12 50-yard breaststroke and the 1985 season, Taylor appeared to Year again in 1982 and, in each of 500 free. 100-yard IM Sarge won the be performing below expecta- his first five seasons, was an All- to see the Harlem Globetrotters at Colin Hunt of Little Silver 50-yard (10-under freestyle. tions. But before the seventh Pro and a starter in the Pro Bowl. Meadowlands Arena on Monday, February j, ... won the 11-12 50 butterfly, Miller also placed second in and Alan Chororos of Matawan the 50-yard butterfly. 17th at 7 p.m. Cheer competition Jankowski — Feel the excitement as the "Ambassadors of Continued from Page 12A Goodwill", the Harlem Globetrotters — ATONTOWN — Raise a KAKPA sneakers. Later, radio announcer Joe Tait are a thing of the past. Yes, we Cheer, Inc., cheer instruc- Every participant and her became my main man. On the air, like the way the NBA star dunks, featuring their first woman player ever, Lynet- Etional group, will go to the coach will receive a 20 percent he said the Cleveland Cavaliers and the way the Met pitcher te Woodard — play against their arch rivals, Monmouth County Cheering discount on any service at the deserved to lose or win, no matter throws, but do we ever look at the Washington Generals. competition, sponsored by Marc Joseph Salon. the outcome. He didn't call play- these men as men? With some- Marc Joseph Salon, Deal, today The winners of the contest ers names. He described their play thing to offer as people? at the Monmouth Mall. will compete against winners and let YOU decide the platitudes. Rarely, if ever, I'd say. And, if Twenty runners up will receive official Harlem Grammar School and high from the Ocean County Mall In other words, he was fair. the young lads in the snow are any school teams, as well as indi- and Menlo Park Mall. Now, we've got video after indication, not very often in our Globetrotter posters. Tickets and posters will viduals are invited to partici- The finalists will meet for video to learn from. See Madonna homes, either. be distributed in the order in which calls are pate in the "Miss Yell" and the Tri-County title in the rub herself on the camera. See Think about it. If more moms Triple "Miss Yell" competition Great Arena at Six Flags Great Quiet Riot take over the nerds' and dads (and more sports per- received. All decisions are final. which will be judged by the Adventure in Jackson prior to house and leave it in shambles. sonalities) became heroes to the Philadelphia Eagles the North Eastern States Cheer See David Lee Roth ogle the kids, maybe those kids would roll cheerleaders. Dance competition on April 12. barely-dressed girls for four around in the snow, laughing, and To win, call Chris Davis at The Register The cheerleaders will com- The event will include teams minutes. 542-4000 on Monday, February 17th, be- pete for trophies, awards and then help each other up. from six states. Are these the new heroes? I guess it's a lot easier to let tween 10 and 10:30 a.m. Quite possibly, sports heroes them throw rocks. MTUHDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1966 The Register 9A Rangers O'Grady win 3rd leads straight in Open DETROIT (AP) — Pierre HONOLULU (AP) — Mac Larouche, Tomas Sandstrom and O'Grady established a one-stroke Don Maloney each scored two lead and then maintained — sort goals to lead the New York of — his selective silence yester- Rangers to their third straight day in the second round of the NHL victory, a 7-5 triumph over $600,000 Hawaiian Open Golf the Detroit Red Wings. Tournament. Larouche, exiled to Hershey of the American Hockey League at the start of the season and re- called just eight games ago, scored Golf the first of two New York power- play goals at 14:33 of the opening period to give the Rangers a 1-0 O'Grady, a frequent challenger lead. but not yet a winner in fourth Sandstrom's slapshot from the season on the PGA Tour, blrdied blue line bounced through a host the 18th hole to complete a wind- of players in front of the Detroit blown 69 and a 2-round total of net and onto the stick of 133, 11 under par. Larouche, who slid the puck be- As is his custom, O'Grady re- hind Detroit goaltender Mark fused to be interviewed — at least Laforest. on the course. And he refused to Sandstrom increased the lead to discuss his play with reporters — 2-0 Just 1:60 later, picking up a at least with American reporters. loose puck near the Detroit blue After walking away from line, outskating the defense and American newsmen with the com- flipping a wrist shot past ment "I don't talk to the press," Laforest. O'Grady cheerfully reviewed his Larouche netted his second goal card —which contained five of the game, sixth since his recall birdies and two bogeys — with a and 350th of his 12-year NHL ASSOCIATED PRESS Japanese reporter. career with one minute remaining TEAM PLAYER — New York Governor Mario Cuomo receives chairman of the Governor's 1986 Youth Drug Prevention in the opening period. 1 Campaign in New York. The campaign is aimed at educating A single stroke off the pace at a New York Mets jersey and hat from Mats' pitcher Ron Darling, the tournament halfway point The Red Wings cut the lead to young people about alternatives to drug use. 3-2 on second-period goals 4:13 right, after the Governor honored Darling for his work as CO- were Corey Pavin and rookie Jeff apart by Dwight Foster and Grygiel, who had an early 06. Gerard Gallant but the Rangers' Pavin's 67 also was recorded in James Patrick halted the come- the more calm conditions of the back bid with his sixth goal of the morning. season on a 65-foot slapshot with Three Rivers proposed sale plan hazy The group at 136 included Tom 5:10 remaining in the period. Purtzer, Ed Fiori, Paul Azinfer, The first of Maloney's two PITTSBURGH (AP) — Six "In any negotiations, you keep the stadium. Dan Pohl and first round leader third-period goals gave the weeks after the planned closing running into blocks, which you Thursday. "It could take a few George Burns. Azinger, the first The facility would be sold by more days. I would like to see this Rangers a 5-2 lead but Detroit cut date for a deal to keep the Pirates have to go over and under," said Dec. 31 to a group of N.ew York man off the tee, shot a 65. Purtier it to 5-4 with 9:28 remaining on baseball team in Pittsburgh, Mayor Richard Caliguiri. thing done when spring training had a 66, Pohl 67 and Fiori 71. city investors who insist they not starts." goals by Joey Kocur and Reed secrecy and uncertainty still sur- City officials and the Galbreath be identified until the deal is Burns, the only one of that Larson's. However, Sandstrom round the proposed sale of Three family, owner of the National closed, the parties said. The New Pirates Treasurer Douglas group who played in the after- netted his second goal of the game Rivers Stadium. League team, announced in No- Yorkers would in turn lease Three McCormick said he knew little noon, had to work hard to match and 20th of the season 65 seconds The $130 million stadium vember that a coalition of Pit- Rivers for use by the Pirates and about the status of the nego- par 72. later to clinch the victory. Kocur transaction is the centerpiece of tsburgh businessmen would buy the Steelers football team. tiations, but he said, "We under- "It was a different golf course and Maloney traded goals in the the effort to retain the city's the team, aided in part by a $25 "This thing could happen at any stand the delays, and we've been today. I was lucky to get in with final two minutes. major-league team. million loan from the proceeds of time," Caliguiri told reporters tolerant of them." what I had," Bums said. Monmouth women drop Queens game Sports Briefs QUEENS, NY. — Monmouth Carey added 27 for the winners College women's basketball team who emerged with a 32-27 half- Billy goes to booth Gridder 'innocent' suffered its first defeat in 14 time lead. NEW YORK (AP) — BlUy Martin, four- SYRACUSE — A 20-year-old Syracuse outings as Queens downed the Monmouth cut the lead to 66-62 time manager of the New York Yankees, was Lady Hawks, 75-64, last night. University football player pleaded innocent with 1:40 to go, but Queens pulled introduced yesterday as part of the team's yesterday to raping and sodomizing a Monmouth still leads the Cos- away from there. television broadcasting crew in 1986, doing Syracuse student. mopolitan Conference with a 10-1 "They were hitting some in- pregame commentary and reviewing post- record and is 18-6 overall. Queens City Judge Jeffrey Merrill set $1,500 bail credible shots," Monmouth coach game highlights. for Thomas Watson, a sophomore offensive is 6-6 in the conference. "Mickey McGlade commented. Also joining the WPIX telecasting team of Monmouth won the first game guard from East Patchogue, N.Y., and Phil Rizzuto, Bill White and Martin is former scheduled a pretrial hearing for Wednes- played between the two teams by Linda Wilson scored 22 points pitcher Jim Kaat, the Cincinnati Reds' 25 points. day. for Monmouth while Michelle pitching coach the past two seasons. Gary Summers, an attorney for Student Sholanda Young scored 34 Allen added 17 ad Sandy Clayton "I won't be second-guessing in the booth points for Queens and Denise Legal Services, represented Watson at the 10. like people think I will," said Martin, arraignment but said the player would hire notorious for his dirt-kicking confronta- his own attorney for later appearances. tions with umpires. "I'll be first-guessing. Watson was bailed out of the Public I'll try and let the viewers know what's Safety Building jail and released. Scrabis tops Princeton going to happen before it happens." He was arrested early this morning and Martin, who also managed the Minnesota charged with two counts of first-degree CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Twins, Detroit Tigers, Texas Rangers and rape and one count of first-degree sodomy. Former Red Bank Catholic 4-4 in the conference, outscored Oakland A's, was most recently dismissed the Crimson 7-2 as the first half According to city police spokesman Rod basketball standout Bob Scrabis as the Yankees' manager last Oct. 27 by Carr, Watson met an 18-year-old Syracuse topped all scorers with 23 points ended to take a 27-17 lead at team owner George Steinbrenner but was intermission. Harvard, 5-16 and student at a bar. Carr said the woman and Alan Williams added 17 as retained as a consultant and as an assistant invited Watson to her apartment, where the Princeton rolled over Harvard 1-8, came out cold the second half to Steinbrenner. and failed to score a basket in the alleged attack took place between 2:40 a.m. 61-43 in an Ivy League basketball Martin had replaced Yogi Berra April 28, and 3:40 a.m. game. first 4:42 as the Tigers pulled with the team 6-10 and last in the American away for the victory. The woman was treated and released at a Scrabis, a 6-3 freshman League East. Under Martin they were 91-54 local hospital. swingman, hit on 11 of 15 shots Princeton shot 63 percent from and finished two games behind first-place from the floor. the field for the game, while Toronto. Princeton, 10-10 overall and Harvard shot only 36 percent. But several disputes with Steinbrenner and then a pair of celebrated incidents in a Madlock cleared Baltimore bar, the latter a wild fistfight with Yankee pitcher Ed Whitson, left NEW YORK — Los Angeles Dodgers third Martin's managerial future in doubt. He was baseman Bill Madlock, who was mentioned Boris Becker upset replaced by Lou Piniella. in testimony last year as having dispensed amphetamines, was cleared yesterday by Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth of by Czech in Lipton involvement with drugs. Ditka loses license The decision was the first Ueberroth was BILLY MARTIN to make following interviews with players BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — SCHAUMBURG, IU. — Chicago Bears Srejber had only four aces to Coach Mike Ditka's driver's license was Back in spotlight who testified or whose names came up in Milan Srejber of Czechoslovakia, Becker's six, but the Czech also Pittsburgh drug trials last year. playing in only his second Grand had 17 service winners during the suspended for six months yesterday be- Prix tennis tournament, rode a cause of his arrest and conviction on a Chuck Adams, director of information for 97-minute match. drunken-driving charge that came just major league baseball, said Ueberroth had powerful serve to a 7-6,6-3 upset Earlier in the day, sixth-seeded Cavs activate West of fourth-seeded Boris Becker at hours after one of the biggest victories in concluded his interviews on Friday. Yannick Noah overpowered Tim the NFL team's Super Bowl championship RICHFIELD, Ohio — The Cleveland "While the commissioner is now review- the Upton International Players Wilkison and high seeds Steffi Championships. season Cavaliers of the National Basketball As- ing the information gathered in the inter- Graf, Manuela Maleeva, Zina Gar- Ditku was convicted of the drunken- sociation yesterday activated center Mark views," Adams said, reading a prepared rison and Kathy Rinaldi all won driving charge Nov. 8 and fined $300. West from the injured list. statement, he has resolved one case and third-round matches. The hearing yesterday before Associate West, 25, will be in uniform for today's determined that Bill Madlock was not Noah, a strong serve-and-vol- Cook County Circuit Judge Earl Hof fenberg game against the Indiana Pacers, the team involved in any wrongdoing and would not Tennis ley player who excels on clay was requested by Ditka's attorney to ad- said. The move brings the roster to the NBA be subject to any discipline." courts, turned in a consistent dress the coach's refusal to take a breath limit of 12. In the statement, Ueberroth was quoted The tallest player on the pro- performance on the hard courts to test to determine blood-alcohol level. The The 6-foot-10 West pulled his right groin as saying, "Bill Madlock's reputation on and fessional tour at 6-foot-8, Srejber eliminate Wilkison 6-2, 6-4. hearing also was requested to determine muscle Jan. 11 in a game against the off the field is above reproach. I am turned the tables on Becker, the The triumph sends the whether the arresting officer had probable Sacramento Kings and was put on the appreciative of his willing and sincere reigning Wimbledon champion Frenchman into the fourth round cause to stop Ditka on the Northwest injured list three days later. He had to sit cooperation during what must have been a from West Germany who nor- against Sweden's Jan Gun- ToUway on Oct. 14. out 14 games. difficult time for him." mally devastates opponents with narsson, who beat Michael a powerful serve of his own. Schapers 6-2, 6-3.

Pistons cruise past DIESEL CAR TRI visiting Mavericks BELFORD RADIATOR the Pistons 21-4 in the final 6M ONE DAY SERVICE PONT1AC, Mich. (AP) — minutes and outrebounded De- Backup guard Vinnie Johnson troit 17-4 in the fourth quarter to scored 22 points and Earl Cureton account for the final margin. Complete Auto & Truck Radiator OWNERS added 18 more off the bench as Pacen 104, Bull* 88 Repair and Cleaning WHERE DO YOU OO TO GET YOUR the Detroit Pistons cruised to a CHICAGO — Herb • Williams no - KCMmon MOUTOB 119-110 NBA victory over the scored a career-high 39 points, KWMMTM-I DIESEL SERVICED? KWKXTBS • NUTH I U$ TANK KrUM Dallas Mavericks. six of them in the final 3V4 • EXCCSSIVC SMOKC? • NO POWER? The Pistons opened the game minutes, to lead the Indiana with an 18-6 scoring spurt and Pacers to a win over the Chicago I mm MDtATM a HEATHS HI STOCK • 30 Yc.irs E«pprierue • Spei laluing In GMI Dit»s coasted to a 66-50 half time lead. Bulls. r rt • • Fuel Infection re< him lans • Complete Tunr up Detroit led 99-76 at the end of The win ended a seven-game Rt. 38 & Summit Ave. I O I • three quarters and a Johnson losing streak on the road for the B«lford, N.J. 07718 ~ zyr* MAYER'S DIESEL SERVICE Mon. to Frl. 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. fcSTl layup gave the Pistons their larg- Pacers, now 3-20 away from f est lead at 109-80 with 9:27 home. It was the Bulls' fifth Rt. S3 FarmlngcM*. MJ 07727 remaining in the final period. straight loss and 13th in their last (201) 93M5SS But the Mavericks outscored 15 tries. CALL TOM COLLINS 787-6969 10A The Register SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1966 Scholastic Mater Dei coach calls victory at RBC 'best'

By JIM HINTELMANN Asbury Park 66, Ocean 49 ASBURY PARK — Asbury Park warmed up for its The Register crucial encounter at Long Branch Tuesday by beating Ocean Township. RED BANK — Mater Dei boys basketball coach The Blue Bishops took the lead for good in the Keith Glass had a goal to be runnerup to Red Bank third period and then outscored the Spartans, 24-14, Regional in the "C" North race. In the final frame. Asbury Park (19-1, 9-0) was led by Anthony Wright's 19 points while Mark Murray tallied 18, Boys Basketball Leon Hughes 11 and Monty Wright 10. St. John Vianney 47, Raritan 46 The Seraphs not only have a good chance of it, but HAZLET — Kyle Kane nailed a 23-foot jump shot they also have a good opportunity to finish with a with three seconds left to give the Lancers the win. .600 mark if last night's 67-46 non-conference win Raritan had the lead but failed to convert free over Red Bank Catholic is any indication. throws with 20 seconds left that would have sealed "I've never been prouder of any team then this the win for the Rockets. group," Glass said. "We went into a hostile gym and •B" South my kids didn't quit. This was our best win of the Manasquan 63, Central 42 season." MANASQUAN — The Big Blue scored their tenth Doing much of the damage was junior John straight win and moved to a 9-1 record in the "B" Ferrara who poured in 23 points, but Mike Yan- South. Manasquan will battle Lakewood for the nebelli, back in top form after missing seven games, league lead Tuesday at Lakewood. had 14 and Rob Cahill 12. Chris Edwards led the Manasquan scoring with 16 A big third quarter gave the Seraphs the victory. points and collected 10 rebounds as did Sean The two teams were deadlocked, 24-24, with six Murphy. Jon Graver and Brent Dixon each scored 10 minutes remaining when Mater Dei went off on an Manasquan points. 11-point tear with Ferrara scoring five. That gave "C" North Mater Dei a 35-24 lead and the closest that RBC got Red Bank 75, Henry Hudson 60 after that was 43-36 with 4:50 left in the game. "A" North LITTLE SILVER — Red Bank Regional completed Freehold Twp. 58, Middletown So. 56 the formality of winning the "C" North cham- FREEHOLD — Mike Dermer's layup with three pionship with last night's win over Henry Hudson. seconds to go brought the Patriots the "A" North The Bucs, who were the solid favorites to win the win. 'C" North, are 10-0 in the conference and 18-2. Dermer had tied the score with two foul shots at Keyport 37, Runuon 32 1:12 and Brian Gilbert followed by stealing the ball KEYPORT — Keyport broke open the tight "C" under the South basket and passing to Dermer for North game in the third period and stayed ahead of the winning shot. the Bulldogs. Dermer scored 20 points for Township while John Both Keyport and Rumson are 4-11 on the season. Connell followed with 18. "C" South Jeff Daiker led South with 16 points while Scott Freehold 67, Pinelands SO Vaka added 14 and Jason Quinn 10. FREEHOLD — Freehold remained unbeaten in 16 Neptune 89, Midd. North US starts, and continued its domination in the con- NEPTUNE — Stephon Slappy scored 20 points ference with its ninth conference win. The win was and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Scarlet Fliers also the second without star Lee Perry, who is to their ninth conference win. Slappy scored eight of sidelined with a thigh injury. Perry will return to his points in the second quarter when Neptune broke action Tuesday against Manchester. open a close ballgame. Lacey 70, Shore 44 Paul Martinez added 16, including eight in the LANOKA HARBOR — Walt Behrman and Chris fourth quarter, Andy Goodman 12 and Leonard Fleming combined for 44 points in the "C" South win Jones 11 for the Fliers (11-7). against the Blue Devils. Warren Apel tallied 29 points for the losers (1-19, Lacey, now 14-3, grabbed a 20-10 first period 1-10). lead and upped it to 37-19, at halftime. "B" North Monmouth 49, Long Branch 44 TINTON FALLS — Mike Sarson scored 22 points North matmen prevail to lead the Golden Falcons to the big "B" North win. The win snapped a three-game win streak and MIDDLETOWN — 108-pounder Brian Copeman avenged a 71-50 drubbing by Long Branch in the won his 17th match of the season against one defeat teams' first meeting. to lead Middletown North past Mater Dei, 42-14, in non-conference wrestling last night. THE REGISTER/ED BRETT Sarson's 22 points led both teams while Larry LOOKING FOR TWO — Michael Yannibelli (22) of Red Bank Catholic comes up behind Yannibelli. Morris hit 16 for the losers. Also winning for the Lions (6-6) were James Fay Mater Dei High School, leans in with a shot at the The Seraphs went on to a 57-46 victory over the Long Branch suffered its second league loss (101), Willie Delgado (122), Jim Wilson (141), Mike against nine wins and is 11-7 overall. Monmouth is Nardone (168), Barry Dubrowsky (170), Shawn basket during non-conference basketball action host Caseys. 10-8 and 3-6 in the conference. at Red Bank Catholic last night. Jason Gray of Jackson (188) and heavyweight Bill Parulis. Neptune topples North MIDDLETOWN — Neptune won its second game in McGraw, who went over the 1,000 point mark the as many days by knocking off Middletown North, last time out, scored nine first period points as the 52-36, yesterday in a Shore Conference "A" Rockets took off to a 13-6 lead. By halftime they Division North girls basketball game. were in front, 30-10, as McGraw added six more points. "B" South Manasquan 42, Central 30 Girls Basketball BAYVILLE — Manasquan warmed for its big game at home against Lakewood Tuesday afternoon with On Thursday, Neptune downed Manalapan, 44-37, the convincing "B" South win. also in the "A" North. Jennifer Siemaszko led the Big Blue to its ninth North started slow and dropped behind, 9-6 at the conference win against a single setback with 12 end of the first period and 20-11, at halftime. points. The Big Blue is 16-3 overall. Neptune registered a 17-13 third period margin and "C" North was on top, 15-12, in the final frame. Bed Bank SO, Henry Hudson 48 Juanita Harper had 16 points for the 14-3, 6-2 HIGHLANDS — Kerri Lunz scored eight straight winners while Stephanie DeAngelis and Lisa Jones points in the third period to give Red Bank the lead both had 11. for good. North is now 11-6 on the season and was led in Lunz spurt carried the Bucs from 28-27 to a scoring by Karen Bruen's 14 points. 36—37 lead in the "C" North encounter. Red Bank is now 8-12 and 5-4 in the conference Freehold Twp. 47, Hidd. So. 33 while the Admirals are 9-11 and 2-7. MIDDLETOWN — Seven South turnovers plus Rumson 01, Keyport 40 some hot shooting by Freehold led to the Patriots 8-0 "A" North record. RUMSON — Mary Beth Tucas scored all eight of her points in a 21-8 first quarter as Rumson trimmed Freehold Township took a 12-2 first period lead Keyport in "C" North girls basketball. and was in front, 19-13, by halftime. In the third period Freehold outscored South, 14-12 and had a The Bulldogs (10-6, 6-3) opened up a 35-12 final 14-8 period edge. halftime lead and substituted frequently in the second half. Janine Camisa, Liz Canino and Rene Rosen each scored 13 points for the 16-1 winners while Tanya "C" Sooth Sneed had 10 for South (10-10, 5-6). Shore SS, Lacey 48 "B" North WEST LONG BRANCH — Shore won its second Long Branch 53, Monmouth 46 game in as many days by downing Lacey in the "C" LONG BRANCH — Michelle Adams scored seven South encounter. points in the first period as Long Branch notched its The previous day Shore knocked Freehold Boro ninth straight "B" North win. out of contention for the conference crown by taking Sheri Bouldin paced the Wave to a 16-3 record a 48-41 decision. with 19 points, six in the second period as the Wave e assumed a 29-20 lead. Adams connected for 15 game Non-conference points. Hater Del 51, R.B. Catholic 32 Top scorer for Monmouth (11-7, 6-3) was Linda MIDDLETOWN — Mater Dei (17-2) overcame a Hayes with 21 points. Cyndi Eisele had 12 for the sluggish first quarter and pulled away from RBC Falcons. (2-13) in the second half in non-conference basket- ball. The Caseys had a 5-4 first quarter lead, but Raritan 81, St. John 33 Mater Dei's Shonda Becker hit five baskets including HOLMDEL — Toni McGraw continued her prolific four in a row to pace a 16-12 second quarter. point production with 25 points yesterday afternoon Mater Dei led, 20-17, at the half and RBC never in the Raritan "B" North triumph. got any closer.

Scholastic Schedule

TODAY Ocean at Freehold Boys Basketball Keyport at Allentown CBA at Neptune Manchester at I Matawan Freehold at Shore Manasquan at Brick SJVianney at RBC Holmdel at RBC Lacey at Shore GtrU Basketball Howell at Neptune Shore at Freehold Marlboro at Lakewood Neptune at St. Rose Raritan at Toms River N. Monmouth at SJ Vianney Monmouth at Southern THE REGISTER/ED BRETT Wrestling FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL — Karen Harper (31) and Lisa Jones (32) of Neptune in Shore Conf. Tournament Bruen, center, of Middletown North, is in the girls basketball action at North yesterday. The SJ Vianney at Rumson Manalapan at Brick Mem. middle of a basketball ballet along with Juanita visiting Scarlet Fliers took the contest, 52-36. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1986 The Register 11A Scoreboard

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Clagfrtl, a-1 1-Varsity Court (Rammen) 21.20 11.20 7 60 •th Msooo. cond, ana, imi 7 Copper SIN (C Abbetteao) to I Tarry Moor, Memphis, Term . 6-4. 7-6 (7-0). 8-Smokln Ous (Pkitlno) S.40 4.60 PALM BEACH GARDENS. FM (AP) — The results Eddie Edwards. South Africa, and Frandaco 1 Tha Oenman {P. Ruacmo) 6-1 8 Real Skkaper N (W. 0-Doml) 12-1 10-Somatime LooaH (Campbell) 5.40 ol the second round ol the 1250.000 PGA Seniors 2 Star Cyda (J. CampbaH) 16-1 6 So Daana (Upper (W. COoma) 4-1 HONOLULU I»P) — Second-round scores Friday Gonzales, Paraguay, del Man Anger. Pleasarnan. TrttecU: 1-6-10 51806.09 in the $500,000 Hawaiian Open Qolf Tournament on Chsmpionship played Friday on tha par 72. 6,520- Calf, and Jimmy Anas. Buffalo. N Y . 6-2. 6-4*. • yard Champion course at PGA National: the par-72. 6,-975-yard Walalee Country Cluo Dan Cassidy. Hollywood, Fie. and Mel Puree* course (s-denotes amateur) flary Player 68-48—136 Murray. Ky, del. Mike Bauer. Lafayette. Calf. and MecOflrady 54-89—133 Lee Elder 70-73—143 Thierry TuMene. France, 7-5. 6-4. Corey Pavln 67-57—134 Charles Owens 72-72—144 Yanmck Noah. France, and Sherwood Stewart JaflQrygiel 68-66—134 Billy Muwel - 74-70—144 woodlands. Taxaa, daf Randy Nixon. Coronedo Paul Azlnger 70-65—135 Billy Casper 75-70—145 Calf, end Jim Pugh. Rencho Pstos Vsrdee. Caff BOYS BASKETBALL EdFWI 64-71-135 Miller Barber 56-77—145 6-3,6-4 Dan Poril 66-57—135 Fred Hawkins 69-76—145 SMve Meister. North Miami Beach. Fla, and Craig Tom Punier 69-66—135 Bruce Crampton 72-73—145 Wittus, Bloomfield Hills, Mich, def Ronald Agenar George Burns 53-72—135 George Lannmg 74-72—146 HeUJ. end Tank Benhabnes. Francs. 6-3. 7-5. Raman (46) OavaOgrin 56-70—136 Orvlle Moody 74-72-146 Long •ranch (44) » 23 it 21 89 Glenn Layendecker. Portcia Valey, Cell, vid Jones I 0 2. Owen 5 0 10. Murphy 9 2 20, Connelly DaveRummeM 66-66—138 Joe Jimenez 75-71—146 Glenn Michibsis. Canada, del Marc Fkjr. Durham. Morris 8-0-19, Wilts 3-0-8. Sweet 1-0-2. D. Records: |MN) 1-19, 1-10/, (N) 11-7, 6-3 3 1 7, Shaw 2 2 6. Seeger 0 1 1. TOTALS 20 6 40 MaABrooka 67-59—136 Kim King 74-73—147 Calderone 3-3-9. Wilkini 4-1-9. DanMIS 1-0-2. N.C, and Jeff Turpm, DaHas. 6-3. 7-5. SJV 14 6 5 16 47 Wayne Levl 87-70—137 Doug Sanders 74-74—146 Sergio Caaal and Emiko Sanchez. Spain, def. Kely Pierce 0-0-0. W Calderone 0-0-0, D. WiHuns 0-0-0 Central |42) Raman I 12 13 13 — 46 Donne Hammond 69-66— 137 Pete Brown 75-74—149 Totals 20 4 44 flams 7-1-15. Jackson 1-0-2, Snaard 4-2-10. Evardan. New ZeeMnd. and Ban Taetermen, Knew Records (SJV) 13-5; |R) 5-14. 1-6 CHIP Beck 66-71-137 Stan TNrsk 74-75—149 vHM, Tenn . 6-3, 7-6 (7-3). MonmouO. (41) FKzmoms 2-2-8. RHJinsky 2-2-4. FruUO 1-0-2. Rsy Montgomery 73-76—149 Meter Del (IT) Tom Watson 66-89—137 Sammy Giammalva. Houston, snd Greg Hdmas. Hamilton 8-2-14. Skipper 1-4-6, Sarson 11-0-22. Whimak) 0-1-1 TotaM 17 8 42. OeneSauors 70-67-137 Bill Collins 76-73—149 Frankel 1-0-2, Cameron 0-3-3. Hunter 0-0-0. Manaaquan (t3) Carm 5-1-11, Yenmosm 6-2-14. Bon 2-0-4. Danville Calil. def Shtomo Glickstein. Israel, and Tom Byrurn 70-67—137 Ken Still 75-74—149 Hani Simonason. Sweden. 6-1. 5-3. Vickers 1-0-2 Totals 20 9 49 Dlxon 4-2-10. Herrmann 4-0-8. Edwards 8-0-16. Yetmen 0-0-0. Freeman 1-2-4, Pasternak O-0-0. Russ Cochran 70-66—138 Chi Chi Rodriguez 73-76—149 Freeman 1-2-4. Ferrara 9-8-26 TOTALS 23-11-57 Long trench 13 10 7 14 44 Murphy 3-1 -7. Qraver 5-0-10. Davis 2-0-4. Mahady Bobby Wadkins 65-70—138 Bob Bruno 76-74—150 Mormon* 14 6 6 It - 46 2-0-4, Bunt 0-1-1. Armstrong 0-2-2. Corey 0-1-1 R.B. Catholic (44) BobTway 70-68—136 Dow Flnsterwsld 73-77—150 Totals 26 7 83. B. Moran 2-1-5. Orsy 4-5-13. T. Moren 1-0-2. John Mshaffay , 69-69—138 Harold Harming 77-73—16*. Rumeon (32) OConneH 5-6-18. Golden 3-O-e. Taylor 2-0-4. Third Round Brown 2-0-4. Fenn 1-1-3, Ward 4-1-9. Sheehan Cawual 14 I 4 15 42 Tony SiUs 56-72—138 Gene Littler 76-74—156 ManueM MaMeve. Bulgaria. 14) dst Hatlsla Begrji 3-O-«. Emery 3-2-8. DooMy 1-0-2 ToteM 14 4 32. 16 13 12 20 - 63 Connelly 0-0-0. TOTALS 17-12-46 Loren Roberts 67-71—136 Don January 76-72—150 Malar Dal 112 11 20 - 57 Keypen(37) Oceen(4t) M*eHu«en 69-89—136 Al Chandler 73-77—150 Kathy Rnaldl. Martin Downs. FM . (9) dsf. BeMne Jones 5-0-10 George 4-2-10. Dlxon 0-2-2. HBC 7 13 I 17 — 46 Davis Love III 69-69-136 Billy FarreH 76-74—150 Morgan 0-0-0. Stephens 2-3-7. Washington Wnslende (50) Bunge. West Germany. 8-4. 8-4. Ammalurro 1-3-5. Eerie 4-0-8. Hemendei I-O-2. 7-1-15, Hkjgns 4-0-6. Mertikai 5-0-12. Schoor Gary Koch 86-70—136 Jim Feme 75-75—150 Zina Garrison Houston. (6) del Jennifer Mundei Totala 15 7 37. Wiley 8 11 23. Vega 1 4 6. FeMman 3 1 7. steels Dave Stockton 70-69—139 Tom Nleporta 77-74—151 O-O-O. Torres 1-1-3. Brown 1-0-2. Burgess 1-0-2 0 0 0. Harm 4 0 8, 0 Connea 1 2 4. Sunderman 1 0 South Atnce. 6-4. 6-3 3 It t 7 — 32 Totals 22 5 49. Craig Sterner 67-72—139 AJMengen 75-76—151 Slstti Graf Wast Germany (2) del Sara Gome. 2. TOTALS 16 IB 50 Gardner Dickinson 76-75—151 12 5 12 I — 37 Aebury Part IHl Freehold (67) Howard Twltty 86-71—136 England 6-0 4-6. 6-4 Jack Neklaui 70-60—139 Jack Fleck 75-76-151 Ksthy Jordan. King 01 Prussia. Ps def Greos Kim. 1 to lit) Hughes 5-1-11. BrazrM 1-0-2. Munay 5-6-16. A. Conover 8 2 14. J Smith 3 2 6, Hutcherson 4 2 10. Wnghl 6-3-19 M Wnght 4-2-10, Wlggs 1-0-2, Lanny Wsdkini 70-69—139 Gay Brewer 76-75—151 Ridgewood. N J . 6-2. 6-0 Vaka 5-4-14. Dakar 7-2-18, Quinn 4-2-10. King Mayas 5 2,12. Schuuer 3 3 9. O Connor 0 0 0. E Hubert Green 71-66—139 George KaHtsh 77-74—151 4-2-10. Brennan 3-0-6 Totals 23 10 56. Ricks 0-O-0. Neal 2-4-4. Johnson 0-0-0 Totals 26 Smith 2 0 4, Davis 0 0 0. Bright 4 0 8, Richardson 0 Catarina undqvist. Swedsn. del Pat Medredo. 14 65 BcoLonr 71-66-139 Buddy Overholser 76-73—151 BrazU. 6-4. 6-0. freehold Twp (51) 0 0, Moore 1 0 2. TOTALS 26 11 67 Ken Towns 77-75—152 Aabury Pa rkieksncM —'. ... 6 11 13 16 69 Dale Douglaas 72-86—140 Helena Sukova. Czechoslovakia. (7) del KaMrma Connell 7-4-18. Cowie 1 -0-2. M. Darmer 9-2-20. Bob Murphy 66-72—140 Chsrles Srttord 77-75—152 Gilbert 2-0-4. Vaughn 4-0-6. Lazarus 2-0-4. Wil- 15 114 13 34 6 Freehold 21 10 10 It — 67 Msleevs. Bulgsns. 6-4. 7-5 JeffSkiman 69-71—140 BobCrowtey 76-74—152 Anna Ivan. Palo Alto. Cant. def Bonnie Gadusek, liams 1-0-2 Totala 26 8 56 Records IF) 16-0, 9-0; (P) 5-12. 2-7 Joe Cempoell 76-75—153 Jodie Mudd 71-69—140 Largo. FM, (5) 4-6. 6-4. 7-6 (7-51 n . 14 16 16 6 56 Lukacrwk 4-5-13, TnpMtl 8-5-21 Granger 3-2-6. , JeckRenner 69-71—140 Pat Chanrand 79-74—153 16 14 14 14 — 56 Roth 3-4-10, TaepM 4-0-5. TOTALS 22-10-60 than (44) Centanni 5-3-13. Jacobean 7-1-15. Scorbo Calvin Peete 69-71—140 MfteFetchlck 77-76—153 Dad lank Hag. (71) JelOiaki 66-72—140 FreddMHaas 76-75—153 Flrsl Round Mtdd North (55) 1-2-4. Kennedy 0-2-2. BngnoM 1-2-4, PMrson Andres Betzner and Mynam Schrop. West Ger- ' PhoerHs 7-6-20. B Lewtt 6-1-13, HoMen 4-0-6. 0-2-2. Palata 0-1-1. Napoo 1-1-3, Rsisler 0-0-0. Buddy Gardner 70-70—140 MalMcMulen 72-61-153 Apel 13 3 28. Spencer 2 0 4. Longo 1 0 2. Pechmskl O'Neal 9-2-20, Ralnay 2-0-4, Oevlne 1-0-2. Jey Haas 66-72—140 OKkHowell 76-75—153 many, del Melissa Gumey. Pelos Vsrdes, Cakf, end 5 111. Carroll 2 1 5. KaHy 2 0 4. TOTALS 25 5 55 Pota 0-O-0. Regent 0-0-0. Lockwood 0-0-0 Totals MicheiM Torres. Northtield. II, 8-3. 6-2. TOTALS 33-9-75 15 14 44. Nick Price 70-70—140 Al Balding 76-75—153 Neptune (61, Henry rtadaon _. 14 17 12 17 - to n () Larry Miza 71-69—140 Dick Hendnckson 79-74—153 NsthalM Phantnan. Franca, and Massko Yansgi. Bleylocki 0 2.SMppy 10 020. JoneaS111.Sana Had tar* 2* 17 11 21 - 76 Luciano 0-6-8. Martin (MM). Behrman 11-1-23. AndyDmard 69-71 — 140 J C floosie 80-74—154 Japan, dsf Pam CaeeM. Fairfieid. N.J, and Ermiaa 3 0 6. Goodman 8 0 12. Qalnes 4 0 8. Kurkech 2 0 Fleming 7-7-21. Berth 1 -3-5. Murphy 2-3-7. Demer OonPooley 68-73—1 BillEzinck. 76-76—154 Raponi-Longi. Argentina. 6-3. 5-7. 7-5. 4, George 3 0 8, Martinez 7 2 16. Young 1 2 4, 2-2-6. O Rourka 1-0-2. Totals 24 22 70 Bernhard Langer 67-74 Ralph Tarry 77-77—154 Isabella Demongeot and Nsthelie Tauziat. France, Brcoerick I 3 19. Kane 3 0 8. OBrMn 5 0 10. del Pens Hubar. Austria, and Petia Keppeier. Wesl TOTALS 42 5 N McLaughUn 215, Nolan 10 2. Manone 21 5. TOTALS thore. 10 6 116 - 44 Blaina McCallisler 72-69—1 Ralph Montoya 79-75—154 MMd. Naflk 14 It 14 12 - 66 Lacey 20 17 10 23 — 70 Scott Hoch 74-67—1 Harold Kc* 76-77—155 Germany. 6-0. 6-3 Mark Wiebe 67-74—1 Don Johnson 75-77—155 Camila Bentamm Bakarsfield. Caw and Kim NickFaldo 70-71 —V John Landlord 77-76—155 Sands. Mismi. Fla . def. Anne end Elizsbsth Mbitar laaoAokl 72-69—14 David FindMy 76-77-155 Australia. 6-4. 6-2. LouOraham 70-71—14 BartHaltom 76-77—155 Belinda Cordwek. New Zsslend. snd Louise Field T.M.Chen 72-70—142 Mike Souchak 60-75—155 Australia, def Mary Dailey Erie. Pa, and Lynn Lewis. RonnMBMck 71-71—142 AlKeley 79-76—155 San Diego. 6-3. 6-3. BenCrenshaw 71-71—142 George Bayer 79-76—155 Carting Basseft. Canada, and Gabriels Sabatmi GIRLS BASKETBALL Morria Hatalsky 70-72—142 AlBeeeelink 77-79—156 Argentina, del Ann Henricksson. Mahtomedi. Minn J C Snead • 71-71—142 OonHoenig 74-62—156 end Terry HoHaday. Del Mar. Calif. 6-4. 6-2. Rax CakJwell 69-73—142 Buck Adems 61-75—156 Lee Antonooke. GMndors. Cakf, end Beth Herr. MarkOMeera 71-71—142 Jimmy Belliizi 60-76—156 Dayton. Ohio, det Lilian Drescher. Switzerland, and Jim Thorpe 70-72—142 Walker Inman 76-76—156 Cnnstiene Jolisseint. Swrtzenend FisaHsU Twp. (47) St John —mmmim 6 4 I 16 — 33 Roe Fsirbenk. South Africa, and Candy Reynolds CarMaa 4-6-13. CaNno 6-1-13. Hater 0-2-2. . 21 14 14 It — 61 Mike Reid 65-77—142 Jerry Berber 81-75-156 Neptune (62) Willie Wood . 70-72—142 Doug Hknins 61-76—157 Knoxvilie, Tenn. del Laura Arrays Gllkdemejatar. Roeen 5-3-13. Yoder 2-0-4. Masoone 1-0-2, Peru, and Adrians Vllligran. Argentine. 7-5, 7-5 WMMr 0-0-0. Locascio 0-O-0. Guadegno 0-O-O Alter 2-0-4, T. VanBloem 5-2-12, K. VanBKem BMney 1-2-4, Jones 4-3-11, Harper 7-2-16. Frank Conner 72-70—142 Bob Ross 79-76—157 Totala 16 11 47 3-0-6. Smal 0-1-1, Kennedy 0-2-2. Melon 0-4-4. Cardch 1-0-2 DeAngeils 2-7-n. Lukoakta 1-0-2. Greg Norman 71-71—142 Lionel Hebert 79-76—157 Benins Bungs and Eva Pfsff. Wsst Germany, def MkMMewn to. (33) Bel 1-0-2, Henry 2-0-4 Tolsrs 19 14 52. HaM Irwin 66-74—142 Mack Brigga 61-76—157 Amy Hoiton. Sarasots. Fla. and Yvonne Vermaek VaocarM 1-1-3. Neozak 0-O-0. TOTALS 11-10-32 South Africa, 7-5. 6-0 Meter Del (11) MlddHU.n No. (36) Peter Oosterhuis 73-69—142 WilUm Eggers 60-77-157 Madakme 2-1-5. Burgo 1-2-4, Sneed 2-6-10. Kathleen Horveth. Largo. Fla . and Rstleeiia. Italy Breecka 3-0-8, Bergman 2-0-4, Martin 1-0-2. Becker 6-3-19. Donohue 4-0-8, Marcotla 4-3-11. Rozzo 2-1-5. Bruen 4-6-14. McCann 0-0-0. Bobby Clampatt 69-73—142 Sam Harvey 76-79—157 Marotla 4-0-8. Kenerer 1-1-3. Botlone 2-2-6 George Archer 58-74—142 Pate Hessemer 60-77—157 def MarcelM Meeker. Netherlands and PaacaM Worter 0-O-0. Bergeron 1-0-2, Bermeo 0-0-0. Cannon 2-0-4. Ebsrhard 2-0-4. Hutter 2-1-5. Wo)d Parsdrs. Frence. 7-5. 6-0 Phaipa 0-0-0. Murray 0-0-0. Totals 12 9 33. 0-0-0. Oeksplne 0-0-0 TOTALS 22-7-51 Totals 13 10 38. Jim Gallagher 88-74—142 JohnZontek 61-76—157 I 11 17 15 — 52 FaUed to Ouellfy Howie Johnson 79-76—157 Elise Burgm. Baltimore. Md, and Sharon warsn- freehold Taw. ~ 12 T 14 14 — 47 MC I 11 I 7 - 32 Psls. San Rafael. Calif. def Tina Mochizuki. South Meter Dal 4 16 16 16 — 61 6 6 13 12 — 35 Bill Israelson 70-73—143 FAILED TO QUALIFY Mimn r to. 2 11 12 6 — S3 Chartaa Boiling 71-72—143 EdOtdtieM 80-76—158 Pasadena. Calif, and Monica Reinach. South Africa. Lecey(4t) RedSenk(IO) Clarence Rose 70-73—143 Art SHvestrone 78-60—156 6-3. 6-3 EleeM 6-0-12. L Heyas 6-9-21, S Hayes 0-2-2. Oraddy 4-1-9. HaNon 3-2-6. Otekton 1-1-3 Wright 4-4-12. Luru 6-3-19. Lelb 2-0-4. Nicolem MikeDonek) . 72-71—143 TedKroU 76-81—159 Anna Mans Fernandez Torrance. Calif. and Julia Kruae 2-0-4. florgas 1-0-2. Slanton 0-O-0. Barry SprMeno 4-3-11, McConneH 0-0^0. Nelbart t-O-2 3-2-8. Bowie 1-5-7. Sims 0-0-0. TotaM 16 14 50. John Cook 71-72—143 Herman Scharlau 80-79—159 Richardson. New Zealand, def Bsknda Borneo and 1-0-2. Totala 16 11 43. Zatkadry 7-1-16 TotaM 20 6 46. Henry Hudson (48) T C.Chen 73-70—143 An Wai 76-63—158 Virginia Wede. England 7-5. 6-2 Long trench (13) Fsler 8-7-23, Mask) 3-7-13, Quasi 3-2-8, Tim Noms 70-73—143 Everett Vinzant 77-62—159 Andres Hokkova and Katsnna Skronika. Czecho Ro. Turpm 3-1-7, Ra. Turpm 1-2-4. BoukJIn Silk Staneck 0-2-2. Hudaon 1 -0-2. Warren 0-0-0. Lynch Leonard Thompson 70-73—143 Mike Cerjanic 79-81—160 Slovakia, det Sue Leo snd Psm vvhvtcross. Austrslis. Schnappaul 3-2-6, Bagel 3-3-9, Wafda 3-3-9. 6-3-19, Adama 5-3-15. Rice 2-4-6. Vaaaak) 0-0-0. 0-O-0. TotaM 15 16 46. Bruce Lietzke 72-71-143 Bob Poop 82-78—160 2-6. 7-5, 6-3 Bahra 5-5-15. Rlcharda 2-1-5. Kramhelm 3-3-9 Red lank 8 10 20 12 - SO Tom Talkington 78-82—160 Mary Lou Piste* Munster. Ind. and Stephanie T 0 6 TotaM 19 17 56. Charles Coody 73-70—143 ..,..i. Henry Hudson 14 11 6 17 — 48 Dan HaNdorson 68-75—143 Harold Reed 81-79—160 Rehe. Highland. Cant del &anne Ferrsll. Bmghem S^ rJ JL L n 6 6 16 16 - 46 ton, N.Y, and Jennifer Goodlmg. York. Pa . 7-5,6-4 14 16 7 17 - 63 •tan 6 14 16 16 - 66 M • lasnuan (42) Peter Senior 70-73—143 Adolpn Popp 80-60—180 Robert Wrenn 70-73—143 Ernie Qeorge 62-79-161 Jennifer Mundei. South Africa, and Molly Van RarMti (51) PrtngM 1-2-4, Murray 3-0-8, SMmasiko 5-2-12, Nostrand. Bnghtwaters. NY. del Elns Remach Alooo 6-4-20, RMall 0-1-1. Lang 1-0-2. Loreni McQraw 11-3-25. Raddy 4-4-11, M. MuMhy McKenna 1-0-2. Hlla 3-1-7, Oeleportai 1-2-4. Co» Eduardo Romero 73-71—144 Bin Hartley 60-61—161 0000-0-0, , Hubnar 2-0-4, Todd 0-0-0. Ssomny 6-1-13. Fred Couples 66-75—144 Roger Floyd 60-61—161 South Africa, and Nanene Schutis. NetherMnds. 7-6 3-5-12. Bussnic 1-0-2. Beyer 0-1-1. J. Mullshy 3-1-7, Totala 17 6 42 (7-3). 6-4. TOTAL817-6-4T876400 0-O-0, YakutHCS 0-0-0. TotaM 19 13 51 Larry Rmker 72-72—144 Manuel da la Torre 61-80—161 Centrel (30) Rebecca Bryent. Australia, and Caludia Monie.ro 1 91 John (33) Bondullch 2-0-4. Lange O-O-O. Evena 2-0-4. PatUndaay 71-73—144 George Thones 80-61-161 ^de*Ida?3-1-7, Anderaon 2-2-6. E DavM Brown 0-1-1. Nrtka 1-0-2, Prendergast 2-4-8. Barry Jaeckel 73-71—144 JoeMoreeco 63-79—182 BrazU. def. Sophie Armach. France, snd Heather Duffy 5-O-10. Da. Heater 1-0-2, Do. Healer 4-2-10. Ludlolf. Foster City. Calif. 3-6. 6-4, 6*4 3-2-6.0'Hara? 5-1-11, TukM 4-0-6. Edwards 3-1 -7. Oantar 0-0-0. Coieman 4-2-10, DiSisto 0-0-0. Totals 14 2 30. Andy North 69-75—144 Paul Thomas 65-77—162 Scutthorpe 3-0-6. Hummer 4-0-6, Baasier 0-O-0, Steed 0-3-3. Vhona 1-0-2. Handeraon 1-3-5, Wayne Grady 69-75—144 Jennings House 77-65—162 Mercedes Psz. Argentina, and Paula Smth. u Bflggs 0-O-0. Sheehan 0-0-0. M DavM 0-O-0. McCarthy 1-0-2. Totals 11 11 33. ." 14ni3*6 t -*42UCanlral.. 6 7 6 16 - 30 Scott Simpson 72-72—144 Gordon Jones 64-76-162 Jda. Cail, def Eva Ksrpi Austria snd Vicki Nelson TOTALS 27-7-61 . 13 17 6 15 51 Dick Mast 72-72—144 Frsnk Freer 83-80—183 Dunbar Wooater. Ohio, 6-2. 6-3. Lenme CMments 76-69—145 Joel Taylor 78-85-163 Lon McNeil. Houston and Catherine Suire. France, Alflelberger 71-74—145 RayBolo 62-61—163 del. Penny Barg. North Miami Beach. Fla, and Janina Billy Plerot 72-73-145 BIN Johnston 64-79—163 Thompson. Australia. 2-8. 6-3. 6-3. BASKETBALL

Golden State at Denver, (n) MIDWEST •MmAtlantic Division Houston at LA. Clippers, (n) Concordle. Wis. 64. Trinity. IH. 86 W L Pet. 06 wsshlngton at Seattle, (n) Doena 94. Hastings 72 Boeton 39 9 613 _ Emporis St 85. Mo. Southern 75 Philadelphia 34 It .664 7 DalMs al Chicago, |n) Fort Hays St. 72. Wayne St.. Neb. 37 New Jersey 29 24 .547 Ifet Sacramento at San Antonio, (n) flannel 87. Coe. lows 62 TODAY Wide World of Sports, 4:30 College Basketball, 1 p.m. Washington 24 27 .471 18V. Boston al LA. Lakers, (n) College Basketball, 1 p.m. WBA featherweight title (7) Notre Dame at Duke (4) New York 16 34 .348 23 Atlanta at Portland, (n) Central DMelon Iowa at Michigan (4) Milwaukee 35 16 660 — Golf, B p.m. (4) Skiing, 2:30 (7) MM 29 21 560 4V» DMroit 26 25 528 7 Friday's CeSege Saaketkal Sccrea College BaaketbsJl, 1 p.m. College Basketball, 7 p.m. CMUM 20 31 392 14 EAST HO West Va. at Temple Boxing, 2:30 Mama 17 35 327 17V, Bates 83. Norwich 62 Miss. St. at Kentucky (ESPN) Chicago 17 36 321 18 BtoomfMM 64. Ml. St. Mary's. N.V. 69 Nunn vs. Carter (MSG) WttTIRNCONftRtNCt BbetMM St. 72. Shepherd 88 College Basketball, 1 p.m. NHL Hockey, 7 p.m. Brockport St 97. SI. Rose 90 34 17 .667 Colby 65. Connecticut Coll 64 WMJU CONRRENCE B.C. at Seton Hall (MSG) Devils at Islanders (SC) SporUworld, 3 p.m. Houston Petrlc* OMsUn 30 22 .577 4V, Cornell 81. Brown 56 Denver W I T Pts OF Q* WBA Lightweight title (4) 27 23 540 8Vi Dartmouth 64, Perm 81 Dales PKUdelpnla 36 15 4 SO 242 170 Auto Racing, 1:30 (2) NBA Basketball, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio 26 26 .519 7W Dubuque 75. Simpson 65 Wasrangttn 33 17 4 70 214 193 Utah 25 29 463 1011 E. Connecticut 79. Bowdom 57 Jazz at Knicks (MSG) Boxing, 3:30 Sacramento 21 31 .404 13V1 Hamilton SI. Rochester 75 NV Islanders 27 19 10 64 225 199 Skiing, 2 p.m. (7) Pecrtlc Division HobanSl. QeneseoSt 80 NYRangara 28 26 4 56 199 194 Tyson vs. Ferguson (7) LA. Lakers 38 12 760 — Hunter 93. Baruch 66 Pmeburgn 25 24 0 56 212 193 College Basketball (8 p.m.) Newjorsev 17 36 2 36 201 260 NBA Basketball, 3:45 PortMnd 29 26 .527 11V. Lehman 82. Medgar Evers 58 College Baaketball, 2:30 UConn at St. John's (20) 20 30 400 18 Luther 81. Central 64 Ptnenli 4 233 192 Celtics at Lakers (2) LA. Clippers 20 32 365 19 ManhatlanviHe 82. Colgate 60 Quebec 32 20 68 Louisville at DePaul (2) 31 21 5 67 245 192 Seetoe 18 34 21 Mercyhurst 89. LeMoyne 65 Montreal College Basketball, 9 p.m. 346 Buffalo 24 5 59 211 198 Golf, 4:30 Golden Sute 17 37 315 23 Middlebury 60, Wesley an S3 27 New Jersey Tech 98. Keen 76 28 23 7 59 220 204 College Basketball, 3 p.m. Alabama at Auburn (ESPN) Hawaiian Open, (4) Hartford 26 27 2 54 223 211 PrultuMrpftia 95. N*w Yort 92 Point Park 52, Hougnton 45 aBI Georgetown at Villanova (4) Cimlind 135, Naw JsVMy 117 Princeton 61. Harvard 43 M4PMLL (!OW Wide World of Sports, 4:30 Nerrie Divielon MitwiuktM 113. Utah 106 RPI 69. St. Lawrence 86 NBA Basketball, 10:80 21 8 64 253 246 San Antoruo 119. Houston 115 Stony Brook 90. New Peru 34 Chicago 28 Williams vs. Weaver (7) 22 8 56 207 211 Bowling, 3 p.m. (7) Nets at Bucks (SC) L.A CHppart 118. Portland 113 Union. N.Y. 55, CMrkaon 45 SI Louis 24 25 53 224 NHL Hockey, 5 p.m. Gotten Stata 109. Washington 105 W. Virginia SI 86. Wast Liberty 71 Mmneeota 22 9 228 211 Atlanta 123. Sacramento 11* Wsrtburg 97, Upper Iowa 68 Toronto 18 35 5 35 270 College Baaketball, 3 p.m. College Basketball, 11 p.m. Penguins at Devils (MSG) Boston 107, Saattta 98 Wilham Penn 91. Buena Vista 73 Detroit 12 39 5 29 191 294 Stanford at California (ESPN) Yaatarday' a Oamas YaM 70. Columbia 66 Smythe DMsMr Fordham at Iona (MSG) NHL Hockey, 7:30 13 8 294 230 Datrolt 119. DaHas 110 SOUTH Edmonton 38 82 22 58 23« Indiana 104, Chicago 88 Alabama A&M 89. Fort VaHey St. 73 Calgary 26 8 210 Red Wings at Rangers (MSG) 42 197 TOMORROW Danvar at Phoamx, (n) Bndgewster. Va 65. Emory 6 Henry 64 Vancouver 17 29 8 221 College Basketball, 4 p.m. Boston at Portland, (n) Columbus 81. Savannah St. 75 Los Angeles 17 32 6 40 200 274 Virginia at Ga. Tech (ESPN) Auto Racing, 12 noon Boxing, 7:30 Atlanta at LA Lakars. (n) DePauw 76. Washington. Mo. 64 WinnitXKl 17 34 6 40 ?05 294 Lee 105. Covenent 85 Daytona 500 (2) Sims vs. Gandarilla (SC) Today'a Oamaa N.Y Rangers 7. Detroit 5 Utah at Naw York, (n) MsryvlH 64. Wash. 6 Lee 87 Boxing, 4:30 NHL Hockey, 8:30 Morenouse 77, Lane 70 Hertford at Winnipeg, (n) Philadelphia at Datrort. (n) Buffalo at Calgary, (n) Benitez vg. Hilton (2) Tennis, 12 noon (ESPN) Clavaland at Indiana, (n) Va Union 112. Virginia St. 76 Bruins at North Stars (ESPN) Naw Jaraay al Mrtwaukaa. -j inches, Sergei Bubka yesterday, attributing the story to "the best won at 19-M — the first 19-foot Pole vaulter possible sources." vault in Madison Square Garden Giants General Manager George Young said, "If history — after he had been given Dial, competing with borrowed any player wants to check himself in (to a an extra jump at a lower height. poles when his own didn't arrive, treatment center) and have the team pay for it, it Dave Volz, another American, also failed to clear a height, has to cross my desk. Nothing like that has 1 also cleared 19- -*, but Olson was missing four times at 18-4*4. happened. If a player wants to do it on his own and declared the winner because he When Vasily Bubka was re- pay for it, he's free to go anywhere he chooses. But made it on his first attempt. fused the extra jump, Sergei in any case, I'd know." But Volz, who cleared 19-W on threatened to quit the competi- Young made his comment to the Newark Star- his third try, will get credit for the tion. But officials mollified Sergei Ledger. Garden and meet records because by allowing him an extra attempt. Taylor's mother, Iris, told The Associated Press remeasurements placed Olson's Ljudmila Potanich, the inter- by telephone from her home in Williamsburg, Va.: jump at 19 feet and Volz at 19-V4. preter for the five-member Soviet "I'm really shocked. I hadn't heard about the When Olson sailed over the bar, he contingent competing in the Mill- report. I really don't know anything about that. 1 jiggled it slightly downward. Volz rose Games, talked Sergei into don't know what to say." flew over the bar cleanly. continuing, even though meet of- The two then had the bar raised ficials refused to grant Vasily In response, Shelby Whitfield, director of sports to a world indoor best of 19-5*4, another try. and executive producer of the ABC Radio but each missed badly. Volz suf- When Olson and Dial were Networks, said: "We believe the Giants are not fered a leg cramp on his second awarded an extra jump, that paying for it, nor do we think the league is." attempt and quit, and the tired exacerbated the situation. Olson failed on three tries. He said he was "99 percent sure where Taylor is "The American sportsmen re- undergoing treatment," but the network did not Bubka, whose outdoor record is ceived additional attempts and include the location in its report. "He was supposed 19-8V4 and who also has cleared that was against international to check in at a place in Tampa (Fla.) on Feb. 1, but 19-614 outdoors and 19-5 in- rules," Sergei said through the it was put off to another place at a later date," doors, took four jumps — he also interpreter. Whitfield said. was given an additional jump — "I don't find the reasons that and missed them all, twice at the officials gave for these ad- Young refused to discuss the matter further, 18-4*4 and twice at 18-9K. ditional runs very convincing. The saying only that he had not spoken to Taylor "in The furor was triggered when reasons given by the referees many weeks." Olson and Joe Dial, the American sounded more like subterfuge Taylor was scheduled to speak at an engagement outdoor record holder at 19-214 than reasons. last Wednesday night in White Plains, N.Y., but he why has vaulted 19-4*4 indoors, "My impressions of the com- cancelled his appearance. Phil Simms, the Giants' wert given an extra jump each. petition leave much to be de- quarterback, took his place and said Taylor had They had complained that they sired," Sergei added. "1 never mentioned something about visiting an ailing had been bothered by a photogra- expected the situation to be like THE REGISTER/ED BRETT grandmother. pher while attempting 18-4*4. this ... very unpleasant. SEEKING TREATMENT — New York Giants' linebacker Lawrence Taylor is believed Simms and Taylor played in the Pro Bowl at Bubka's older brother, Vasily, "No matter what country in to be seeking drug treatment at a rehabilitation center. However, the Giants' front Honolulu Feb. 2~ was refused another jump after which a competition takes place, office has not confirmed the report. See T |or PageSA complaining about the same prob- the rules are the same. They can't lem. be broken." Unser hangs on in champs'race

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Al Unser held off Cale Yarborough and Bill Elliott yes- terday to win the opening race of the 10th Budweiser International Race of Champions at Daytona International Speedway. Unser, the defending CART Indy-car champion, inherited the lead 10 laps from the end of the 100-mile race when Harry Gant, the defending IROC champion who started from the pole and led until that point, slowed suddenly and pulled into the pits with a fuel pressure problem. That left the 46-year-old Unser just ahead of the two stock car stars. They stayed that way to the end. Unser earned 15,900 for the victory and, more important, took the point lead in the four-race series for identically prepared Chevrolet Z28 Camaros. The series will pay $150,000 to the winner. Everybody was expecting Yarborough and Elliott to try one of the patented Daytona slingshot moves on the last lap. But it didn't happen. ASSOCIATED PRESS Unser, who said he didn't think COMING APART — Al Unser Jr.'s car, left, International Speedway yesterday during the he could have beaten Gant, added, comes apart after colliding with Bobby Rahal, running of the International Race of Champions. "I figured Cale and Bill had some right, coming out of the fourth turn at Daytona Neither driver was seriously injured. tricks up their sleeves, but I just drove my race and waited to see. They just couldn't do it, I guess." hang on. If I pulled out, I just had At the end of the fifth trip from Halifax General Hospital at no chance." "I was just hanging on," said around the fast track, West Ger- his own request, and immediately Yarborough, the 1984 IROC Road racing stars Hurley Hay- man road racer Jochen Mass slid flew back to Germany. champion. "I didn't have enough wood and West German Klaus sideways on the low end of the Meanwhile, a melee developed to get by him. His car was awfully Ludwig finished fourth and fifth, banking in turn four. He spun above Mass on the track, with Al strong." respectively, the only other cars down into the infield retaining Unser Jr., the youngest driver on the lead lap. Elliott, the track single-lap re- wall. ever in IROC at 23, tagging the cord-holder at 206.114 mph, said, There were two accidents in the Mass suffered a broken right back of NASCAR champion Dar- "I was running wide open Just to 40-lap race on Daytona's 2.6- shoulder blade and torn ligaments rell Waltrip's car and slamming mile, high-banked tri-oval. in his left leg. He was released into the outside wall. Just who are our heroes, anyway? he second paragraph of this journalistic Admittedly, the above names are like single tirade will pose a question. Should you grains of sand on the sporting beach. Their Tdelay at all in answering, give yourself a names have been in the negative news, while punishment. Bamboo shoots would be okay. those who spend their time doing non-headline Dripping water on your nose is better. Forcing stuff like helping kids go unnoticed. yourself to watch ALL the Saturday morning Meanwhile, the crime rate goes up. Kids cartoons would be best. going out for basketball teams won't stay on And now, the question. Within the sports the team unless the coach lets them shoot world, who is your HERO? Jankowski \j every time they touch the ball. After one Immediately, the adults have broken into soccer match last season, a coach told me that laughter. Heck, that hero stuff is for kids, his players wouldn't talk to each other — they right? Why do grownups need a hero, anyway? all wanted to score more goals than the other Maybe if the over-18 set would do a little bumpers of cars driving by, hurling rocks over guys. more emulating, the under-18 set would turn buildings, etc. It's easy to see that the youngest Then there was the press box talk at one out a little better, that's why. ones want to "belong," so they follow the lead football game about vandalism in the stands The other day, I watched a handful of young of the older. I wonder who (or what) the older the night BEFORE the game. Some kids had lads throwing a younger lad around in the ones follow. broken in and rampaged the seats. Where do snow. My first reaction was a smile — snow That brings us back to the term "hero." these ideas come from? (very rarely) can be fun. But, a few seconds What goes on in the homes of these kids? Does Back we go to the hero angle. When I was later, the younger lad's mother ran up to the dad or mom teach them right and wrong, or just growing up, Oscar Robertson, Walt Frazier and group, pulling her child out of the snow and wrong? In my definition, my dad, my mom, my Jerry West were my favorites. Not only were handing the older lads a tongue-lashing of brother and sister and a lot of others at one they talented individuals, but they all stressed record proportions. My second reaction — time or another were my heroes. They set an the team concept. If you've got a better shot, anger. I had been watching a mini-mugging. example. I'll pass it to you, you'll score and we'll ALL I've seen those same lads throwing snow- So, who are today's heroes? Michael Ray benefit. balls at old people, hitching rides on the Richardson? Walter Davis? Quintin Dailey? See Jankowski. PageSA B SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1986 Week in Review Gas prices hold down inflation since January 1983 have prices However, prices for confec- If last month's 0.7 percent JOB HUNTING Finding a job can By TOM RAUM fallen at such a rate. tionary products and fish decrease held steady for 12 be expensive, but the Internal Rev- The gasoline and heating oil climbed moderately. straight months, the yearly rate enue Service allows full deductions AP Economics Writer Producer price declines reflected a 0.5 Without the effect of food and would be a 7.8 percent drop. The Price Index for the search — so tally up the cost percent drop in crude oil prices. fuel prices, the department said annual rate provided by the WASHINGTON — Wholesale of resumes, plane tickets, phone calls Gasoline prices, which last its Producer Price Index would department is based nn a more and hotel rooms. There's just one prices, driven downward by a Seasonal Adjusted month fell at their steepest rate have risen 2.4 percent, reflec- precise calculation of monthly LJ, hitch: the job you're targeting has to huge drop in gasoline prices, fell Monthly Percentage of since March 1983, had risen 2.8 ting in part the higher cost of price activity than that reported be the same line of work as your 0.7 percent in January, their by the department Change in Wholesale Prices steepest drop in three years, the percent in December. imports with the weakening in current occupation. In all, the Producer Price Sourc* U S Labw Oapartmtnt government said yesterday. Crude oil prices had risen 0.4 the value of the dollar. percent in December but had Index for finished goods stood at On the other hand, coffee The department offered these IACOCCA OUSTED Lee Iacocca, fallen 4 percent for all of 1985, 296.2 in January, meaning that prices soared specifics on January wholesale decrease chairman of Chrysler Corp., was the government said earlier. good costings $11) in 1967 would ! increase • price activity dethroned from his position as chair- The 5.7 percent fall in gasoline- have cost $29.li2 last month. prices, coupled with a 10.8 per- Natural gas prices, one of the —Automobile prices fell 1.3 12% man of the Statue of Liberty resto- few to head upward, increased Donald Ratajczak. director of ration advisory commission Warren cent decline in heating oil costs, percent, reflecting low-interest helped pull energy prices overall 0.5 percent in January. auto financing packages offered the economic forecasting center 1.0- Hodel, secretary of the Interior De- Moderating the effect of the at Georgia State University, said partment, said that the move was down 4.2 percent last month. by automakers and not necess- 08- oil price collapse, however, was arily cheaper cars themselves. petroleum prices will fall even made to avoid the appearance of a Cheaper gasoline prices, the the prolonged drought in Hrazil, further before they begin to rise conflict of interest. Iacocca is chief result of collapsing worldwide Light truck prices fell 1.6 per- 0.6- which sent coffee prices soaring cent. again, and may not reach a low fund raiser for the Statue and for the crude oil prices, already have 17.4 percent. Coffee prices had point until 1987. been posted at service stations 04- Ellis Island restoration project. The increased 3.1 percent in Decem- —Alcoholic beverage prices He said petroleum product nationwide. Analysts expect the advisory commission controls spend- ber. rose 0.2 percent while soft drink priiess may fall by 15 percent 0 2- price declines to fall even more ing for the Ellis Island project. costs were up 0.3 percent. through 1986. L steeply in the coming weeks. Prices fell for vegetables, poultry, beef, pork, veal and —Clothing prices fell overall, In the last month, prices on the o— II COMPUTER CONTRACTION Indeed, economists said fall- eggs. with children's and infants' ap- ing energy prices should be a spot market for oil have fallen Vegetable prices, which had parel showing the sharpest de- 85 • 86 Demand for some of I.B.M's most major factor in holding inflation from $25 a barrel to about $17. climbed 15.3 percent in Decem- cline. 0.8 percent profitable equipment, mainframe and at bay throughout 198(i. A barrel has 42 gallons. Jan.85 Dec,85 Jan 86 small office system computers, ber, largely because of cold —Prescription drug prices The decline in the overall Prices are already creeping slowed in '85, according to their latest weather in Texas, fell 9.7 per- rose 2.9 percent while over-the- index was the first decline since down at the gas pump, he said, FoT%lfo5%l FoJ%l annual report. Sales and rentals of the cent in January, the Labor De- nuinter preparations rose 0.9 September and followed a 0.4 although by less than a penny a two dropped 97 percent to $5.79 partment said. percent. percent rise in December Not gallon at many service stations. billion, down from $6.41 billion a year earlier. AFRAID TO ASK For everything you always wanted to know about your taxes but ... dial the Internal Fitness centers show healthy growth Revenue Service taxpayer hotline: ologist, and Dr Irv Dardik. fdr- 622-0600 or, toll-free, 1 (800) By FRANCES LYNAM 424-1040. mer chairman of the U.S. Olym- The Register pic Committee's biomechanic division A certified nutritionist WINGS AT WAR? Pan Am of- Chris Geiling, a stockbroker also is on the staff finally said goodbye to its Pacific air who lives in Fair Haven, re- "We combine all the medical paths on Tuesday, which may set the newed his membership at the principles of orthopedic re- scene for a battle between new owner Red Hank YMCA in January. habilitation, sports rehabili- United and Northwest Airlines, the "The pool gets a little crowded tation, and exercise physiology other major carrier in the Pacific. sometimes," he muses. "But a and apply them to general fit- good steam after swimming — ness," says Wainwright ORDER STEAK Filet mignon may you can't beat it." Wainwright opened the Point cost more than angel hair spaghetti Though Geiling has belonged Pleasant branch in 1981 as a when eating out, but you're better off to the YMCA for about three research and development ordering the steak — the restaurant's years and fitness centers have center for his sports medicine profit margin for beef and seafood been popular for the last decade, practice. By 1983 the center had contains less fat, says the Daily News. other Monmouth County resi- doubled in size, and in May he dents just getting into fitness opened the Ocean facility. SALES SLIPPAGE New York can choose from a growing Together they have 1.70o mem- and surrounding area retailers had number of facilities. bers their lowest sales gains in a decade, a During the past year several In Shrewsbury and in Hazlet, spot check by the New York Times the Living Well Lady offers its revealed. Of the area's biggest re- exercise centers have opened or expanded. They range from no- all-women clientele 30-minute tailers, the average sales gain for aerobics classes every hour. Ua- 1985 was 2.6 percent, down from 6.7 frills, weight training gyms to high-tech, computer-controlled like Life Health & Fitness and percent in '84 and 10.5 percent for Contours, which have pools, '83. workout programs. Contours, Ocean Township, steam rooms and saunas. tKe Living Well Lady is limited (o IN THREES L.F. Rothschild, Un- for example, is an all-women facility that opened in Septem- computerized exer-cycles arid terberg, Towbin — one of Wall weight training equipment. Street's last private investment ber. Catering to the "upscale houses — will go public with an initial woman." says co-owner Maury Acquired in mid 1985 — for- stock offering of 6.9 million shares for Scarborough, the health club THE REGISTER/CARLO FORINO merly Elaine Powers — by Liv- offers free child care from 9 a.m. $16 to $19 a share. The move follows CHIN UP! — A fitness buff works on upper body several local facilities in the past year and hope ing Well Inc., the Houston-based to 8 p.m. every day. Exercise corporation plans to add orte Morgan Stanley and Alex, Brown & strength with chin ups at the Fitness Center in to open more in the county at the rate of one a classes run 17 times a day, with center a year in the county for Sons, which both announced plans to Little Silver Health club chains have opened year go public in recent weeks. specially designed sessions for the next several years, said Lisa post- and prenatal pregant DeMaio, the Shrewsbury man- women. Scarborough, a former ex- count for 70 percent, A large who want a 30 to 45-minute ager. SKIER'S DELIGHT The Colorado Contours has Lady Nautilus ecutive with U.S. Health Inc., number work out four times a workout but are intimidated by With more facilities opening, Rockies may be more than a dream — equipment, aerobicycles, a owner of Jack La Lanne's Spas, week to firm and build muscles. the weight room, says Tabman. many are becoming more ag- People Express just cut its one-way swimming pool, whirl pool, says he and his five partners Grunts and groans of For a high-tech atmosphere, gressive advertisers. Newark-Denver price tag to $69. steam room and sauna. intend to open two to four more weightlifters, testing their the Life Health & Fitness Center Tabman says the Fitness People acquired Denver-based Fron- Contours is decorated in Contours in the county within limits, are part of the at- in Ocean and Point Pleasant are Center has doubled its news- tier Airlines in late '85. mauve, aqua and peach, and the next two years. mosphere. available Robert Wainwright, paper advertising and started a Scarborough says women are Is there enough room for more majority stockholder and physi- new radio campaign in the past COL-CUTS Colgate-Palmolive, attracted because it is "very clubs? "The energy level is high, very- cal therapist at Life, says his six months. based in New York, will cut 250 office feminine and very plush." He "There's enough room for high," says Tabman. With an club differs from the rest be- As another sales incentive. De jobs from its staff of 40,000 world- says that many members are clubs that do it right," he says. established name in Free Weight cause his staff members are all Maio points out the full range of wide. The move is in line with the either professionals or wives of In Little Silver, the Fitness training — which is similar to college-graduated, physical discounts new members get on company's efforts to lower costs and professionals. Center is a workout gym with a nautilus training — the club therapists and physical educa- everything from car rentals to zero in on core businesses, said Presi- Membership is based on a "serious atmosphere," says nearly doubled its size in Janu- tion specialists. Consultants to motel rooms if they pay for a full dent and Chief Executive Officer $200 initiation fee, plus $25 a Stuart Tabman, manager. Of the ary to include a 13-station Life include Dr. Gideon Ariel, a membership on their first visit Mark Reuben. month. club's 475 members, men ac- circuit training room for these world reknown exercise physi- to a Living Well Lady center. DRINKING TRENDS w.ne coolers, a beverage mix of wine and fruit juice, has become big business. Last year wine sales fell 7 percent, while cooler shipments shot up 216 percent on a unit basis, reports the New York Times. Can capsule industry survive? FILM CLIPS Eastman Kodak Co., which was just tossed out of the instant picture market by a court No packaging can Tylenol firm tossed order, announced Tuesday that it will eliminate 12,900 positions — or 10 percent of its work force — from its be sabotage-proof back into limelight payroll. "They are not tamper proof As trading began, Johnson & ARROW AIR Arrow, whose plane By PAMELA BROWNSTEIN and we know it. It is pretty much By PAMELA BROWNSTEIN Johnson stock fell by $5.371'4 to crashed in Canada last December and Associated Press impossibe to offer a tamper- Associated Press $46.37'/5. killed 248 U.S. soldiers, filed for proof container," said Jack "To the extent that this was Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection NEWARK — It would be Walden, senior vice president of NEWARK — Johnson & John- not an isolated incident ... a Tuesday. "relatively easy" for a tamperer the Washington-based son, after considering heaving a single murder ... and to the with enough time and de- Proprietary Association, which sigh of relief, is back in the extent that we continue to get all PROWLING PICKENS T. it,,,,,,, termination to sabatoge an represents the makers of more unwanted limelight once again. this negative publicity, then I Pickens, head of Mesa Petroleum and over-the-counter drug con- than 90 percent of the over-the- On Wednesday, the US. Food think it raises some question famous for negotiating huge corpor- tainer, a Food and Drug Admin- counter drugs sold in the United and Drug Administration said it longer term about how con- ate buyouts, is on the prowl again. istration spokesman said yes- States. appeared that the cyanide con- sumers are going to react to this This week he made a takeover offer to terday. "(The industry) cannot make tamination of an Kxt ra-Strength particular brand name," said KN Energy, a natural gas distributor, The pharmaceutical industry something so hard to open that Tylenol capsule was an isolated Mary Yost, an analyst at E.F| for $200 million, or $22 a share. spent up to $ 1 billion to develop you can't get into it. Then you event and did not occur during Hutton. tamper-resistant packaging won't sell it," said Walden, the manufacturing process. At Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.; after seven people in the Chi- Johnson & Johnson hinged its analyst Robert Hodgson said the DETROIT SUCCESS American per bottle. But late Thursday, the same cago area died in 1982 from remarkable comeback from the agency relayed grim news to the stock is not being recommended auto manufacturers racked up record "The main point is to show cyanide-laced Tylenol. first Tylenol poisonings on the New Brunswick-based health but that the dramatic drop in! earnings for 1985, second only to 1984 safety packaging. Chairman you that it has been opened," stock's value might be "over- results: General Motors Corp., $4 But there have been no claims care giant: an additional bottle that the new packaging is James E. Burke, announcing the said J&J spokesman Jim Mur- of contaminated capsules had done" considering Tylenol billion. Ford Motor Co., $2.5 billion. new packaging on Nov. 11,1982, ray. "It isn't to stop someone capsules' overall share of the Chrysler Corp., $1.64 billion. tamper-proof. been found, again in New York's That caveat was echoed said the deaths had "touched off from getting into it." Westchester County. company's product range. - • throughout the industry after a revolution in consumer pack- Following FDA rules that The bottle apparently was He said J&J may decide "we're COFFEE'S FUTURES Coffee the discovery of cyanide-laced aging that eventually will reach packaging be designed to alert manufactured at a different not going to put up with this; futures plummeted 15 cents a pound Tylenol capsules in a container all areas of the marketplace." consumers to tampering, the plant than the first, and its anymore" and stop making Thursday, amidst talk that next with three safety seals that J&J uses three seals, with over-the-counter drug industry tamper-resistant packaging Tylenol capsules, even though' Tuesday's suspension of export appeared to be intact. warnings against taking spent from $500 million to $1 seemed to be intact. Murray said consumers perfer them for eas$ capsules from damaged pack- quotas will lead exporters to swamp The container was found billion for new machinery, label- soon after the FDA notified the of swallowing and their "med- the market. Thursday on the shelves of a ages prominently displayed. The ing and other expenses, Walden company. flaps on the outer box are glued icinal" appearance Woolworth's store in a New said. Health authorities in New The company Indefinitely has CHOCOLATE CLUB For $1,986, York City suburb about two shut; a tight, plastic band seals Since then, he said, many York and New Jersey have or- blocks from an A&P Food Store the cap to the neck of the bottle; suspended broadcasts of Tylenol Fanny Farmer Candy Shops will send manufacturers have gone dered the painkiller pulled off television commercials, which that was the source of tainted and a tough foil membrane is shelves and barred its salt1 you a pound of chocolate a month — through "several generations of had been pulled after the deatB Extra-Strength Tylenol stretched over the bottle's Wall Street and the financial for life. seals'' as they develop more of 23-year-old Diane Elsroth of capsules taken by Diane Elsroth, mouth. The extra cost was esti- efficient and cheaper devices. analysts who watch Johnson & 23. who died last weekend. mated in 1982 at about 2 cents Johnson reacted quickly lVekskill. NY. CONSUMER 2B The Register SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15.1986 On-line services provide new capabilities for computer users

All of these things are possible, then must learn a unique set of acquainted with the system. hear their typed-in words spoken classified ads, personal ads, These factors make on-line ser- through the Macintosh's built-in opinion polls, weather reports, •yUSARALIEGH but not many people have been rules to navigate through each adventurous enough to explore service. vices unappealing for some speaker. (This requires special news and sports, it has a minor Knight-Ridder this information-packed universe. Most discouraging, though, is people. "If you get on and have a software, though.) An- drawback for users: It has a There are several million micro- the cost. Information services can nasty experience, you'll get off," nouncements of upcoming Macin- definite slant toward Florida. Most personal computer users computers installed, but the com- be expensive. You pay an initia- said Jay Keller of Source Tele- tosh round-tables are accom- haven't made the leap into on-line bined subscriber list from the most tion fee plus charges for your time computing Corp. panied by reminders to "Bring Viewtron was piloted in Florida •ervices, and it's no surprise. The popular on-line services — Dow on line. Recognizing these obstacles, a your face!" for a couple of years before going major services available today can Jones News Service, CompuServe The typical usage fee is several host of new service providers nationwide in October, so many of be expensive, hard to master and and The Source — only totals dollars an hour at 300 baud, a have appeared on the scene, hop- GEnie, available since October, the most active of its 16,000 users too diverse for people with speci- about 700,000 customers. common data transmission speed, Ing to attract customers with has about 3,000 subscribers. They are in Florida. Of course, there's better bargains or more manage- tend to be "the same end-users fic interests. The on-line population is a and even higher for the faster nothing wrong with communicat- 1200-baud transmission rate. able systems. who are signed up for CompuServe ing with people in Fort Electronic services were sup- select group for several reasons. and The Source," said Steve posed to put the world at every For starters, information services At those prices, you can just Among the recent arrivals are Lauderdale, but it's a long dis- computer user's fingertips. With a hear the minutes ticking away as GEnie from General Electric Ser- Haracznak, a GEnie spokesman. tance if you want to buy a hard can be reached only with special In fact, GEnie resembles Com- PC, a phone and the right equip- equipment such as modems and you try to wend you way through vices Co.; BIX from Byte Maga- disk from the classified ads or ment, the average user should be the menus or figure out which zine-McGraw-Hill Publications puServe in the way it is struc- want to meet a bartender from the communications software. tured, so CompuServe users might able to make new friends, keep in You use a modem with your command to use when. Big, com- Co.; and Vlewtron, from Viewdata personal ads. touch with old ones, find infor- plex systems like CompuServe Corp., a subsidiary of Knight- catch on to GEnie's requirements microcomputer to call up the ser- fairly quickly. —BIX — I thought BIX would mation, make travel plans, seek vice on a huge, remote computer. offer hundreds of options, so it's Ridder Newspapers Inc. entertainment and bank from not uncommon to spend a fair These services are designed for be the most daunting service of the If learning how to use this equip- But GEnie is not a particularly three. After all, it is run by one of home. ment isn't daunting enough, you chunk of change while getting markedly different audiences, so easy system to learn. There are they bear little resemblance to one the more technical computer pub- many commands to keep track of. lications, Byte magazine. How- another. The skills learned on one Even then, the seemingly ap- cannot be transferred easily to the ever, I was pleasantly surprised to next. propriate command sometimes find BIX to be much easier to doesn't work. When I was testing navigate than GEnie. Here are snapshot looks at GEnie, I got stuck several times GEnie, Viewtron and BIX: and couldn't figure out how to get But BIX and GEnie have dif- —GEnie — GEnie's claim to out of places I didn't want to be. fame is its price. At 118, its sign- ferent personalities. up fee is Inexpensive. And at $5 an "As with any new system, it's a Although both focus on personal hour during evenings and week- bit overwhelming at first, though computers, GEnie specializes in ends, and with no premium charge I imagine that will pass with live communications, while BIX's for 1200 baud, GEnie can offer a usage," was an on-line message conferences consist of stored big savings for frequent users. from an obviously savvy user. messages that are read later by CompuServe, for instance, charges other participants who then com- $6 an hour for 300 baud on —Vlewtron — Like GEnie, Viewtron is relatively inexpen- ment upon them. These responses evenings and weekends and also are stored. $12.60 for 1200 baud. sive. It also is simple to use and has a number of unique consumer GEnie focuses heavily on the PC services. These include an elec- Conference topics range from enthusiast, offering product re- tronic "bidding" area where you the Commodore Amiga and the views, adventure games and tele- can place a bid on new goods, such "C" programming language to communications newsletters, as as VCRs, cameras, software, per- food and the "Star Wars" plan. well as "clubs" dedicated to speci- ipherals or even a Corvette or There's also a news section called fic machines such as the Apple Datsun 300SX. MicroBytes. Macintosh or IBM Personal Com- puter. While CompuServe also of- With Viewtron, you don't have BIX isn't cheap. If you are a fers such "special interest to pay a sign-up fee, and the Byte subscriber, the sign-up fee is groups," it also has many news, hourly rate is $6.40 during eve- $26. It's $39 for non-subscribers. financial and occupational ser- nings and weekends. Uke GEnie, The fee during evenings is a hefty vices that would be superfluous there is no premium charge for $9 an hour. Because there is no for some computer hobbyists. 1200-baud access. premium for 1200 baud, this still Among the most popular offer- represents a savings over some ings on GEnie are the "live" It's fairly easy to move around other services at this speed, but round-table discussions and "CB" In Viewtron. The many keywords it's pretty steep for 300 baud. channels. Both of these allow are all ordinary English words and Also, if you use the Tymnet users from around the country to easy to remember. However, the network to connect to BIX, there is participate in conversations by system still has a number of an additional $2-an-hour typing their contributions on their annoying bugs, including incorrect surcharge. computers. They also can see what or lmpossible-to-follow on- other people are typing. The GEnie screen instructions. Still, it was StiU, BIX is picking up steam computer keeps everything in the easy enough just to hang up the Webster said 600 subscribers proper order. phone, call again and jump back signed up last week, following an into the service. ad that appeared in the most Users in the Macintosh round- recent issue of Byte. That brings table discussions even can see the While Viewtron is a very con- the total number of subscribers to "faces" of other participants and sumer-oriented service, with about 2,600, he said

Chris Sylvia Getting Porter Financial indexes tell the whole story Protect your home against burglars It's a familiar sight: invest large groups of issues have moved. enterprises, whereas service com- Friends who recently moved to Burglary is one of the most spicuously parked in your drive- rustling through the Saturday Check the broadest indexes first, panies now comprise a major the quiet exurbs stunned us with costly and rapidly growing crimes way, or if you don't own a second Register to the financial pages to that is, the ones most representa- segment of the economy. the news that their house had been in the United States today. Bur- car, at least lock your garage door check their stocks. But those who tive of the stock market as a Finally, if you're particularly burgled while they were away glaries now account for nearly to disguise the fact that there are simply scan the tables describing whole. These are the Standard & interested in industrial, utility, during the Christmas-New Year one-half of all serious crimes no cars around. A non-operating the performance of individual Poor's (SAP) 600 and the rela- transportation or financial issues, holidays. Their main losses were reported by the FBI, and our junk car you are using for parts stocks before turning to the front tively new Wilshire 5000. look at SAP's or other specialized word processors, electric type- annual losses to burglars run into would be ideal for this purpose. page or the sports page are getting Next, look at the indexes of the indexes. For example SAP covers writers and an extremely ex- hundreds of millions. What's — Arrange, if possible, to keep only half the picture — and three main stock exchanges: the 400 industrials, 40 utilities, 20 pensive camera — to writers, more, burglary is booming not not one but several indoor low- perhaps a deceptive one. New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) transportions and 40 financials. their most precious, important only in the big cities but also in the wattage lights burning at night. possessions. The local police gave suburbs. For good measure, leave a radio on It isn't enough to know that Index; the American Stock Ex- For any index, the most import- them no hope: The stolen goods are your stock rose or fell and by how change (Amex) Market Value ant column is percentage change, Here, therefore, are often over- near the front door as well — or easily resold; they probably have looked tips for you, which will have it hitched to the timer that much. You must also know Index; and the National Associa- which tells you whether the index long ago been sent outside the whether it traded with the market tion of Securities Dealers Auto- moved up or down and by how greatly reduce the risk of having turns on lights at night. mainland U.S.; none of the items your home burglarized while — Use a cylinder-type lock bolt or against it. In general, if your mated Quotations (NASDAQ) much. If you track this infor- had any special identification. you're away: stock is moving in the same direc- Index, which covers the over-the- mation regularly and also note on all outside doors, including Sympathetic though I was, when — If you are installing a big your cellar door, with the slot tion as the market as a whole — counter market. whether the volume on each ex- they had told us the details, I plate-glass window or door, insist protected by metal. And make whether up or down — you have You'll probably want to glance, change was heavier or lighter than couldn't help thinking, "Wow, you on reinforced glass instead of sure the bolt goes far enough into no special cause for concern. But if too, at the most widely quoted normal (which you can find in the asked for it!" Even though they plain glass. the slot so that it can't be pushed the market is rising while your index, the Dow Jones Industrial Register's Saturday Business Sec- had installed a burglar alarm — Arrange to keep your lawn back with a thin instrument such stock is falling, you may wish to Average. Be aware, however, that tion), you will soon get a sense of system and other protection de- mowed while you're away on as a pocketknife or even a plastic consider selling. Conversely, if the the Dow may not be as accurate a market trends. vices, they had broken just about vacation. card. Spring-type locks are easily market is falling while your stock reflection of the market as it once every anti-burglary rule in the — Ask the police department to forced, and a 176-pound man can is rising, you should think about Chris Getting is a financial con- was — for several reasons. It is a sultant for Shearson book. All their window shades had check your house regularly while barge right through the typical buying more of this stellar per- narrow measure, covering only 30 been drawn down to protect their you're away. lock chain. Consult an established former. Lehman/American Express in blue-chip stocks. It does not in- Red Bank. His column, offering furniture from the sun; there was — Inform the police which locksmith for advice on the latest The easy way to gauge what the clude a good sample of the advice on investment tactics and a note on the front door telling friend or neighbor has your itiner- pickproof door locks — and if overall market is doing is to look dynamic new growth companies in strategies, appears in The Regis- tradespeople to leave packages at ary and key to your house and give you're installing a new lock, put it at the market "averages," the the American economy. And it a neighbor's; they had even had the police the exact dates of your in above eye level and put in a ter's Consumer section every Sat- their phone temporarily discon- various indexes that show how represents primarily industrial urday. departure and return. double-cylinder load lock. nected. — If possible, leave a car con-

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FEBRUARY 15,1986 Don't let IRS earn interest on wit] effort if they look at the previous 'We use» safe climate, which accounts of a business, it is interest on late refunds one to two ceed them. is 100 percent fof*the previous By ARTHUR HOWE weeks before mailing the refunds, They suggest setting up a de- year's tax return and go down line smarter for taxpayers to avoid too by line and try to determine year's tax. We make the assump- Knight-Ridder Newspapers much withholding and have use of thereby lowering the effective tailed financial plan for the next •tlon that the1 perse* will make the1 interest rate to taxpayers to be- 11 months, listing all anticipated what's going to happen to those the money during the year, tax items of deduction or income," he same payment as they did last Professional tax preparers have professionals say. "You are better tween 9 ami 11 percent, depending income and expenditures. Then year. Then if he has a bonus, wins on when the refund check was compute an end-of-the-year tax added. for years boasted about the size of off having control of it yourself Under law, a taxpayer must pay the lottery or ijits the stock mar- the refunds they are be able to and earning interest on it," Jacobs printed and mailed. liability and periodically check ket, he will be Safe from a pen- through the year to see if there is either 80 percent of the current obtain for their clients. said. In July, IRS lowered the interest year's tax obligation during the alty." nalty," Jacobs said. "With In truth, however, taxpayers This advice became glaringly any variance from the plan. other clients, wedo an estimate of rate on late refunds to 11 percent. "Sit down and project your year or 100 percent of the prior should plan not to receive any obvious last year when tens of Nonetheless, most taxpayers —. year's tax liability during the the tax during the year and adjust refund from the government. millions of taxpayers waited income, project your deductions the estimated or withholding tax approximately 70 percent of the and estimate the tax liability. current year. Payments may be "Of course not," said Harold months — many as long as six to 100 million taxpayers who filed made through withholding or payments." Jacobs, partner in the Haverford, eight months — for the IRS to send Based on that, determine the level I An individual Is allowed to last year — prefer to wait for of withholding you'll need and quarterly estimated tax pay- Pa., accounting firm of Jacobs & them their refunds. refunds, according to IRS ments. claim as many exemptions as he or IRS promised taxpayers last increase your exemptions to meet Stadler Ltd. "The government statistics. To avoid a penalty for under- she chooses, but If more than 17 year that it would pay 13 percent that need," said Terence K. doesn't pay interest on the excess paying taxes, some tax preparers exemptions are claimed, he is interest on refunds that were not Tax practitioners urge, how- Heaney, an accountant with money that they keep for a year. suggest paying tax at a rate at likely to be contacted by the IRS processed within 45 days after the ever, that taxpayers change this Terence K. Heaney & Associates of It's almost crazy to give the least equal to the prior year's and asked to justify that number, April 15 filing deadline. In fact, habit by beginning immediately to King of Prussia, Pa. government the money." payments. accountants; caution. As in managing the current IRS stopped paying the 13 percent meet tax obligations but not ex- "It really doesn't require a lot of Car buffs crowd classic auction E. F. Hutijonfined Yesterday, Valentine's Day was Women in fur coats mingled acquired 1971 600 Presidential By ANNE McGRATH Laudaulet, one of only 10 made by state had been hurt by Hutton's celebrated with an all-convertible with men in hunter-plaid jackets By HERB 6REENBERG check-writing scheme, and It Associated Press auction in honor of the car and grease under their nails, unit- Mercedes-Benz. Others are and have been owned by Pope Paul VI, Chicago Tribune was reimbursed $25,000. preferred by lovers. ed in their admiration for a finely Other provisions of the set- tuned engine, winged trunks and Mao Tse Tung, and Queen Eliza- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — An Bidders paid $30 for their seats tlement included a stipulation polished chrome. beth II. NEW YORK — E.F. Hutton & awestruck crowd gathered around and the right to offer a price for that Hutton remind its Con- the Ferrari Competition Daytona Roger Pierson of Toms River, a Kontes said the car may bring Co. has been fined $350,000 by the cars. By early afternoon, a $400,000 to $500,000 when he the state of Connecticut and necticut employees of their cus- yesterday as C. William Kontes 1967 Chevrolet Impala convertible contractor, said refurbishing cars raced the engine. is his hobby, and it's usually a sells it, but he really isn't certain. has been banned from opening tomers' option to request had fetched $1,750 while a 1957 "It's a car someone would use to new accounts for 10 days as checks on their local branch's It was a 12-cylinder symphony Thunderbird had gone for losing proposition. played on a 1971 entry in the Kor instance, he came to the complete a Mercedes collection," part of a settlement reached bank accounts. In addition, the $14,750, said George Hunter, a he said. "It's greatest value is to a Thursday between the securi- firm was placed on 12-month LeMans road race. The asking spokesman for the show. show in a 1967 Camaro he recently price is $180,000. completed. "Now it's become my collector." ties firm and the state's bank- administrative probation. Tomorrow, auctioneers will ac- Kontes' company specializes in ing commissioner. Kontes was one of hundreds of cept bids for a 1908 EMSlove," Pierson said. As part of the fine, Hutton classic and antique car owners But, he said, he probably in- Ferraris, vintage racing cars, The settlement represents Studebaker and a 1918 Willy Mercedes and Corvettes, and had the harshest action any state will contribute $200,000, to one displaying their collectibles at the Roadster. vested $6,000 in parts, and will be or more Connecticut charities; Atlantic City Classic Car Auction lucky if he sells it some day for about 10 displayed at the show. has taken against the giant "There's just nothing like a 12- brokerage firm since its guilty the remaining $160,000 will be and Flea Market in Convention Buyers and collectors said they $5,000. paid to the state. Hall, which is expected to draw are drawn to antique and classic- The sale won't happen until cylinder Ferrari," Kontes said. plea last May for defrauding about 50,000 spectators this cars by a sense of nostalgia, "the love affair's over," Pierson "They appeal to the senses — banks through excessive check Meanwhile, the firm has is- weekend. appreciation of machinery, and said, and there's a new project in visually, they're exciting to listen overdrafting. to, fast, they maintain their It could have been far more sued letters of censure to its "The women have their Sears the hankering to tinker and re- the garage. operations and cash manage- catalogue for their wish book. This furbish an automobile from top to Kontes is a Harvard Business value." severe. Connecticut Attorney He pointed with admiration General Joseph Lieberman had ment supervisory personnel. In is a man's wish book," said How- bottom. School graduate who is president separate action, Robert Clark, ard Gisinger of Toms River. In the automobile trade, an of The Checkered Flag, a under the hood of a 1972 365 urged banking commissioner The centerpiece of the show, Vineland-based company that GTC-4, with an asking price of Howard Brown to suspend the the former manager of Hutton's antique car is one that is more Hartford branch, was billed as the second largest of its than 25 years old. What's a deals in "investment quality $64,500. firm's state license for 30 days kind in the country, is the three- "classic" is determined by demand motorcars." "It's not just a lump of an and impose a $500,000 fine. suspended by the state for six day auction of more than 560 cars. in the market. He was showing off his recently engine," he said. Under Connecticut securities months. law, the state's banking com- missioner may suspend or re- A Hutton spokesman said the voke the license of any firm firm was "pleased to end this convicted of a felony. matter" and added that the Take preventive steps to avoid IRS f oulups However, during eight days settlement "reaffirms Hutton's of testimony in Hartford late original contentions ... that the processed until late fall. that their returns are not mail. Even if a refund is due, some banking practices in question By ARTHUR HOWE The IRS has implemented dozens marooned in an IRS service center. kind of documentation that you last year, Hutton's attorneys had argued that Lieberman's did not involve customer or Knight-Ridder Newspapers of changes in its tax-processing The following are suggested by filed the return in a timely manner client funds, and that any procedures that it hopes will Saul S. Epstein, director of tax at should assist in sustaining your case had no merit and would seriously harm the firm's cus- suspension of Hutton's regis- Last year, the Internal Revenue enable it to mail refunds more the Philadelphia office of Arthur position that interest is owed on trations would not be in the promptly this year. Young & Co., a public accounting any refund delayed by the IRS. tomers and 130 employees in Service delayed processing the state. Only one bank in the public interest." millions of tax refunds. Still, tax practitioners suggest firm: —If you receive correspondence Thousands of returns filed in that taxpayers should take some —Carefully review your return from the IRS, don't panic. Respond January and February were not preventive measures to make sure before submission. If it raises in writing, and include a copy of questions in your mind, very poss- the correspondence sent from the ibly an IRS representative will IRS and all relevant documents to have similar questions. assist the IRS representative in Texas bank fined $1.9 million Campbell net rises 16 percent —Be sure that your entries on responding to the notice. the return will tie into the source WASHINGTON (AP) — The to report any cash transactions CAMDEN (AP) — Campbell percent from the 1986 figure of information the IRS will use to —If all else fails, you can turn Treasury Department announced involving more than $10,(MM). Soup Co. reported that net sales $2.1 billion. First half earnings check your return. For example, if to the IKS problems-resolution yesterday it was imposing a $1.9 Last month, the government for the second quarter ended Jan. were $121.6 million, or $1.88 per you have Form 1099s indicating officer, who is available to you millinn penalty against Texas imposed a record $4.75 million 26 were $1.2 billion, an increase of share, an increase of 14 percent interest from a particular through the regional office. Con- Commerce Bancshares, the third fine against Bank of America in 11 percent from last year's figure ' from 1985 first half earnings of financial institution, be sure your tact this person by letter or tele- largest penalty imposed so far in a San Francisco for currency report- of $11 billion. $106.8 million, or $1.66 per share. presentation on the tax return phone. Give this individual the government crackdown on bank ing violations. Last year Crocker Net earnings for the second Campbell President R. Gordon agrees with it, because the same correspondence and infor- failures to report large currency National Bank of San Francisco quarter were $69.7 million, or McGovern said the company's financial institution sent a copy to mation you provided to the first transactions. was fined $2.25 million. 11.08 per share, up 16 percent sales figures benefitted from the IRS. If your return does not, it IRS person with whom you dealt. The department said the penalty In the Texas case and the in two from last year's figure of $60.2 strong soup sales. Campbell's soup is likely you will receive cor- The problems-resolution officer was based on more than 7,000 earlier ones, the amount of the million or 93 cents per share. business was up 8 percent in unit respondence from the IRS asking will have access to computerized violations by the Houston bank penalty was worked out in a The company's first half sales volume for the first six months of for a reconciliation. data unavailable to the average holding company of the Bank settlement with the banks in- were $2.3 billion, an increase of 10 fiscal 1986. —Send your rpturn by certified taxpayer. Secrecy Act, which requires banks volved. Classified Phone 542-1700 Daily 8 30 AM To 5 P M

51 Help Wanted 227 mghtandi 227 HlqhUiKte 227 HlgWnda 234 Marlboro Lost and Found Male or Female and no btds wW be accepted H ACCOUNTANT-TAX The CONTRACT DOCU- s20.000.00. FOUND — Eyeglasses. Ladies. reotfvad a fter the wne stipulated MENTS may be examined at the The successful BaMsr. upon PS 312-86 PENN ASSOC wss Found in Fair Haven Hardware PREPARER — FuH time or part MAKE IT YOURSELF in the Noocs of Bidders lime for Red Bank CPA firm louowtng locations: John S. nonce ol swsrrj by the Borough, granted site plan approval, parking lot CaH 842-2130 223 Fir Hewn Truhan Consulting Engineers, win be required to furnish iloManda Borouoh C preliminary approval for a melor "omputax exp a plus Send brtet me. A Professional Corporation. Certificates of Insurance ss re- Udewelk Rensb*att design asume and hourly rate expec- 1442 Lakewood Road. Wan, New quired b£me Spedsl Condition. Bktdert are cautioned to rMd standards, Anal subdivision and :ant own handwriting to CPA, At she Feb. t, IMS Regular Jersey: Borough of Highland!. theea Specmcations carefully final ana plan approval PO Bo 802, Red Bank, NJ Hugo) me Zoning Board o* 171 Bay Avenue, Hkjhlanda. New Labor and Materials and Mem- and to ixicutt the rKxi-coeuaton 1 and 2, on Btooksa. Lots 2A and • 07701 Adjustment s Variance was Jersey, 07732. tenanoe Oonda placed through aja j • a I lj ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT peseed tor construction of open Copies ol the CONTRACT uwson or persons designated or comply with sursty requirements. PB 2*3-84 HERITAGE PARK Since FeLOSb 10T. German — To Regional sales manager dock to the beck of house DOCUMENTS may be obtained approved by trie Borough of AH prices must be written In Ink or was granted she plan approval. Shepherd, male, orange and lor leaking fiberglass manufac- (Chaptar 15-3 7 B1.) to Stephen st the office of John S. Truhan typewritten and signatures must The resolution win be memorial- black Answers to Salem Deal turer Exp in all phases of sec a Deborah Aberser at to Orange Consulting Engineer!. Inc.. A Utihk. Failure to comply with lied on February 1S, 19M. Each Bidder must submit a let- Road Middtebrook. Ocean RE- reiatial duties computer knowl- Wafc. Fair Haven. Professional Corporation located ths provisions of this fMrtina wH 773—Fashions newest ter from a bondinbonding company oror - PB 338-05 MARLBORO WARD Call 741-1618 days, or edge a plus Immediate opening Fab. 15, t3 60 st 1442 Lakewood Road. Wall. result In rejection of the bM. knit. Great look in a ganlzed under m laws of the ELEMENTARY SCHOOL was " /en. 53O-0769 attw_5.Mip_m All mator benefits call P.O. Box K. Msnaequsn. New By order of: state of Nsw Jersey, stating tha granted site plan approval. The 201-583-6000 8:30am-5pm worsted weight cotton Jersey 06736. upon payment of Mayor and Cound the company ww furnish s Per resolution walba memorielUed 9 Special Notices yarn. Goes so wall MO.00 for each set. which pay- Borough ol Highlands formancfomwtoae annd PaymenPamentt SSurety on February IS. 19M. AIR CONDITIONING & everything Orscoons lot merit wtH not be refunded. Par— Bond if said Bidder is awarded The planning boerd made rsc- Chain store mgr and insurance REFRIGERATION MECHANIC sons desiring more man one set professional wire, financially se- • Sizes S-14 nTycT.._. the Contract. ommsnoaaon to the Council to b years e«perlence Paid medical, ol CONTRACT DOCUMENTS Each Bidder Is required to Atstee Karen M SUseno change thie roed width B 30 h m cure, lovely 4 bdrm homo m 10 holidays + vacation A retire- of Highlands Shan pay 160.00 tor each ed- oompty wtth the requirements of Dais: 2/13/80 theMFOi suburban area. Spoils ment Call 642-8999. y Avenue dWonalsst. HsQfst#i"*ds> OorouO/1 C mthusiasis seeking to adopt U.M lor each Wttrn AM 50t N.J.PT ws.C.izTataaa Fee IS. •11 16 •WMsnos. New Jersey 07732 neirVbOfn Can offer love, sacunty Highlands Borough Curb All Bidders she* comry with ail Sidewa* RehabtJtatl. ucn pattern tor postage and Seeled MOa tor the removal ol and educational oopty Med ex- Sloawalk H«i.b.«ution Program ws governing the discfaeura ol luno last Is: imeano eloe«*a» and curbing. TSB 23SR*dBank No bids win bo accepted after ses paid Call collect attar and reconstruction of same on I stockholders or partners of 10:00 AM prevailing time of said 6.00 pm or weekends Please mention THE REGISTER Say Avenue m the Borough of their business ss included In data. Lump sum contracts wM be 233 Long sVneh 625-9028 Tina or Tony. whein replying to a RegisteP r LAURA WHEELER HsManda par plans and apecM- N.J.P.L 1977. C.33. SI seq. TAKE NOTICE that on the 2«* swarded (or the work generally employment a . ssfons we) be received by the No Bidder msy withdraw his bid day of February, IBM, a change will not be responsible lor any described at toaowr Contract tor s period of Sttty (60) days oocuring In me stockholdings of debts other than those incurred AUTO SALES PERSON Borough of Highlands st the IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- MMwcrin uspt. 61 HSRP-2 ane' operwio o* propoeefs. aH BM E. Inc.. I/a Brennloana by mysBlf Carl Pinto. 28 Manson One of the oldest and most prea - Borouon Hat. 171 Bay Avenue PEAL OF GERTRUDE DAVIS Sealed bids for the removal of btds binding on ak Adders for Wharf, holders of Plenary RetaH Place. Little Silver tigtoos auto dealers in New Jar- unttitoo AM (PrevsJng Time) Plesse uks notice mat s pubnc existing ftMSowslk and curbing, ssld sixty-day period Consumption Lloenss No. say selling BUK*. AMC. Jeep and Tnt Daily Register on February 26.1MS endtnen at hearing w* be held by the Board and reconstruction of same on Tns Borough reserves the right 1340-33-011-002 lor tha used cars has an opening In the said office pubMy opened and otAOkistmentoftnsCltyolLong Bay Avenue m the Borough of ID refect any tnd at bids. premleee located at 14-18-18 MRS. SYLVIA sales dept. due to the retirement read aloud. Branch, at the Of* Hal In tns City Highlands per plant and tpseffi- BUS which are to hand-de- wmeif Avenue, Red Bank, New of one of our key personnel. Ex- of Long Branch. 3*4 BmaJwat, n 11177. Mat Tsar Haas, livered trie day of the opening Jersey, reeuWng In me fotosvtng PSYCHIC READER aertence prefered or we will tram New Jersey on: March 10, 1MH Advisor on an prooiems ot Me Mares. Be. Pan Keeear Esch bid must be accompanied must be submitted to the persons reeking at ths Mowing a qualified individual. For mora The Best Buys at a P.M. Tar ol Caros. Astrology & Palm by s cashier's check payable to Borough Clerk at the Urns the i tor mat ion and appointment call The purpose of mis haarmg is Open to a.m.-9 p m the Borough of Hlghlanda, Mon- Uds are cased tor im Birmingham Straub Motors to consider the sppScamxi ol: 2104 Kings Hwy . Oakhursi are in the mouth County. New Jersey: bank Bids which are mailed to the menlen perceralofssk) oorpS- 400 Hwy 35 Keyport 264-4000 Qsrtruds Davis lor an sxcepBon (behind Denny s) as Nnoncrjtt catalog - tso drift; Unltad States Government Borough dark's office must be aaaloariats asrxfc Robert J. Phs- or variance from via zoning orrjl— Bond: or saHeraaory Bid Bond received one-half hour prior to tpe. 28 Rfverek). Avenue. Red AUTO TECHNICIANS — Top Mil OsagrM J2 . 50t p t h Classifieds nsnos olthe City of Long Branch executed by the Bidder and s urns tor bU opening on the date Bank. New Jersey; George 493-0866 ite Tech s needed for expand Bookst2SO«Htsiclipili with rsspsct to the prstmsee surety company, In an amount of on which they are to be opened Henry, 105 Snore Orive, High- MEET THE SINGLES M YOUR g business Base plus com- known as: M (Mi Ave.. Lot 2. la-Fssaka Mas Maea not lees thsn tan percent (10%) of The Borough wW not be re- land!. New Jertey; snd Edwsrd AREA misions Salary to 35K all medical Bkxk 3M ss shown on Hie CKy Ut-TM* cm* Rsaan the bid price, not to exceed sponsJbte for late r Bowler. 19 Mortord Place. Red THE SINGLES DIRECTORY is paid retirement etc. Apply in par- 101-15 Mb] a> TsSs. TsxMsp. Bank, New Jersey. fHled with Current personal ads son Chrysler Plymouth Mazda its-tow* Kan {Tarn M) Variance or use requested Is s ten by honest, caring singles Bed Bar* ask lo< Jon Mows: 1. Expansion of non con- quejinoallcins of snyo7fta"abova in their 20 s, 30s. 40 s. and 50s AUTO forming use (20-10.10; 2 La current stoOhoUsis should be For tree brochure caN 264-4551 MECHANIC communicated In wrtong to Ruth 24 hrs- PUBLIC NOTICE (LEGALS) one ramHy de»aMng(2O-5^4e).3. EscheBech. MunUpal Ctsrk of CLASS A ORB Conversion of one ten* unit the Borough of Bed Bank. 100 For busy auto dealership FuH dwelling Into two resktentlsl Over weight people needed to time position, eacellent benefits, Schedule for publication units. Sign B.H.E. INC. lose weight & feel great No ex- uniforms supplied CaH for inter- A permit for tns premises was 1 cercise Real food CaH today '*"EM. view or apply in person to denied by the BuHding Inspector 922-3767 or 9W-4575. PUBLISHED CLOSING because of the foiowrina reason: SHELL — Words can 1 describe All legal notices must be typed conversion of repair shop Into what my hean feels You're the WERNER snd in our office I one thing in life I cherish the 9321—Step into a You srs hereby notified that most Without you lite doesn't DODGE Thursday 12 noon you era prtvuedged to be present exist To my wife to be. I love you silken sou shirtdress SATURDAY Hwy 36 like no other man can Forever at said hearing snd present sny BELFORD thai s so Mattering in SUNDAY Thursday 12 noon and all objections which you msy yours. Juan. glowing crepe, cotton have to the granting of said ax- 787-3600 latsey or silk Misses MONDAY Friday 12 noon ospHort or vftrwnos- 4 Lost and Found The iwooaedlng of this csss 10 Income Tax Sizes 8 10 20 FOUND — Dog. Eatoniown, Friday 12 noon may be Inspected to ths Offlos of TV — 19 m color $100 Bamboo BOOKKEEPER — Full charge TUESDAY 2/12 Older black a Tan mats the Boerd ol Adjustment, City and glass dinette set Octagon Accounts payable and re- German Shepherd On Rl. 36. Monday 12 noon Hall, 344 Broadway. Long shape Rust color cushion f yr ceivable, payroll, and collections WEDNESDAY Owner pleate call Auoc. Hu- Branch, NJ during regular busl- old. Was $900 asking $300 Full time position Exct benefits' mane Soc 922 0100 NEW Spring Summer Pattern THURSDAY Tuesday 12 noon neea hours. 495-5943 and salary. Experienced n—c Catalog Fast tasnions tor Busy Qenruds Devie LOST — In All or Htgh«ndi~ only apply Mslawan based firm immediate start CaH 566-0860 women Free pattern coupon Wednesday 12 noon area Calico cat. female 21 Business FRIDAY ask for Manlyn. Seno 12 00 pius 40c postage Dated: Fab. 7. 1MB 5 yis Old Heartbroken Service Sonus 12 50 • 40c ea pin 11729 Can 291-3936 Send or deliver PUBLIC NOTICE with voucher to: COMPLETE HOUSEKEEPING BANQUET WAITRESS/WAITER LOST — Cat. long haired, wtirt* 234 Martboro SERVICE — Ref. avail CaH — P/T. weekends Good pay ui and grey Breezy Point area 671-1528 or 671-6755 Apply in parson. PamnsuU Peggy Nolan, Legal Clerk Answers to Scratches House. Saa Bright, see Fran puaucNonca 7 58-9 IN. MARIAN MARTIN PURSUANT TO THE RE- 22 Arts & Crafts BOOKEEP1NO — Stsilstttsl per- The Register LOST — 12 Karat gotd necklace PATTERNS QUIREMENTS OF THE son to do statistical rscord keep One Register Plaza MARLBORO TOWNSHIP PLAN- has a crosi A Italian hen & hand SILK FLOWER irtg Some knowledge of book- NINO BOARD NOTICE IS HERE- Has sentimental value Lost in Arrangement sake 30 H-ghview keeping helplm lor advancement Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 BY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOW- area ot Long Branch train to Red Circle Middietown. off ol East Csll Robert A. Msnhews. Boro Busses Com- ING ACTION WAS TAKEN AT A Bank (ram station Call ftd. Fn iO-6pm and Sat MEETING HELD ON FEBRUARY 842-4907. reward 1 lam-Spm pany-2O1-741-0B»7 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1986 The Register 5B

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Public NoHco Situations Wanted Mai«_ _ 55 Pel» and Livestock 77 Buildings/Garages 109 Camping Equipment - . ^ 153 rect insertion ol any advertitnent Aircralt - 78 Recreational Vehicles ' 154 and only when it materially allecls (L.g.lt) Situations Wanted Wanted to Renl , 110 Male/Female U Swap or Eichange 79 the value ol ihe ad it it contains an Child Care/Nursery Bicycles/Mini Bikes , - BO Real Ettate for Sale Automotive error call classified All ads are re- Special Notices stricted to their proper classilication Schools 57 Sportl Equipment 81 130 Wented Automotive 220 Ion and Found g Swimming Pools - - 82 Open Houses and set m the regular Daily Register Special Nolictt Houses lor Sale 131 Construction Equipment 230 Financial CBs Eleclron.es --. 83 style ol lype Right is reserved to Travel-Tranaportalion 12 Condominiums/Town Auto Financing 240 edit or reject any copy or ad Buuneu Opportunity 61 Merchandise Wanted 84 132 Auto Insurance 250 Iniliuclion — IS Price Buster 65 Houses MortMor ifligeg s -— 62 Income Properly 133 Auto Rent/LeaM 260 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 Bu»ln»»» Directory Money To Loan 63 Real Eitate Rental* Farm Property TO PLACE Money Wanted 64 Commercial Property 135 Motorcycles 280 YOUR Butineaa Service 21 Apartments--- — ,— 101 Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers 280 Art* i Craft* 22 137 Autos For Sale _ . _ 300 CLASSIFIED Merchandise Houses lor Rent . 102 Lots and Acreage Rentals to Share 103 136 AD Employment Mobile Homes Merchandiee lor Sale. 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lots 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Qaraga/Vard Sale 72 140 Help Wented Male or Female Summer Rentals. 105 Real Estate Wanted THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE . 51 Machinery For Sale 73 Furnished Rooms 106 Babyutting/Child Care 52 Rental Service 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARS! 542-1700 Recreational Domeetlc Help 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes 107 The Daily Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Silualiont Wanted Female . 54 Auction Sales 76 Commercial Rentals - - 106 Boats and Accessories sponsible tor more than one incor- 8:30-4:50

51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Kelp Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 HilpWanteq 151 Help Wanted Due to expansion CHECKERS & ASSEMBLERS — PHONE OPERATOR — P/T Sat. PART-TIME — Clerk lor phar- Please mention THE REGISTER LANDSCAPE — Mamtenence macy Day hours, must have MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES CARRIERS NEEDED For dry cleaner futl/part time :onscientious person needed for NURSERN Sun. Mon Must be flexible A re- when replying to a Register i na Meguter has an opaning lor a District Saias. 741-1268 land pruning exp and knowl- lable Exp. preferred but not drivers license Call 741-0675 employment ad To deliver the REGISTER edge of plants are required Call SUPERVISOR necessary Must be accurate Managar In its circulation dapartmant. COOKS — Food production or lurlher into 530-4863 speller w/neat handwriting Apply 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted This antry laval position involves auparvlslngi Full time position, day shift MIDDLETOWN AREA cooks needed lor busy Mall n person at Arrow Limo, 208 S youth carnars in tha areae of salaa. service and; ituarant chain Growth polen- LEGAL SECRETARY —Red Challenging position. varied Pearl Street. Rad Bank. • Barrister Lane Full/part time hours avail- duties For further details apply in collectioni We provida training and an excellent, • BrandywmeWay Bank. High salary & benefits, if able. Please call Lyn at skilled Pleasant modern office person. Holmdel Convalesceni PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLY competition packaga we ara interested In' • FairfnfdAvs. 2950350 Center. 186 Hwy 34. Holmdel, — Established truck driver for • Fairvww Area. non-smoker, submit resume with Have Car or Van agresslve individuals who neve prior sales/or ypmg speed & salary require- NJ 946-4200 straight rack body Clean license, • Four Winds Dr COOK — fleliel position 3 days local area Good salary Call Mr supervisory expanonca • KingiHwy East per week 10 30am-7pm Must be ment Box 361. Rumson. 07760 NUR5ES/RN — For bioteedback hypertension clinic Sett starter- Arnold 721 -4243 and need a Job? • McGuire t Grove Apts llexibfe excellent position lor MALE OR FEMALE — Or hus- . To Apply contact semi retired. Good working con- no exp. reqd 530-3600 PROGRAMMERS • New Monmouth Rd. band and wife to care for elderly Fee Patd ditions Please phone tor ap- gentleman in exchange for room NURSES AIDES Mr. DeZutter pointment Navasink House and board. Call 739-2697 after 5 3 to 11 & 11 to 7 shitt Beachview Mart's work for you. Load your auto with news- Call NICK M2-3403 EOE or 739-2873 anytime ICF Laurel Avenue, Keansburg DON'T JUST papers and take them to our carriers. Excellent or Mr. Robbins 542-8880 job lor Mml-retlred or person out ol work In .COUNTER PERSONS — Part- MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Part OFRCVASSISTANT^- For pro- FIND A JOB- 542-4000 ' HUMSON time eves Apply in person. ime family practice olden m gressive Co in Holmdel We need need ol a iob Call Mike Poet, ext 273. Danny s Pizza a Subs II. 418 Middletown exp. prefared a person who can handle varied PLAN YOUR 542-4000: or write FAIR HAVEN Hwy_3S. M«XJIetown. Please call 671-B628, duties including phone, recep- CUSTODIAN — for Temple MORTGAGE PROCESSING — tion, word processing and data CAREER The Register Call SUE weefcnights and weekends Call Lite secretarial skills preferred. input Send resume to The New paper Delivery Route* 448-1200 try comensurate with ex- Register one Register Plaza PRQ-EDP. has lots of jobs but One Register Plaza Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Mo. 7 542-8680 perience Ask (or Mr Yagado. which one is right for you We Shrewsbury. N J 07701 776-6600 U478 have over twenty years of data An Equal Oppty. Employer OFFICE WORKER — P/T. tele- processing experience Our as- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BELFORD DATA ENTRY MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER phone, figuring work, light book- sistance is FREE to experienced Estabhihed Data Entry Service Adult or Collage Student with re- keeping, typing Mon-Thurs data processors SEABRIGHT Call CHRYS Co hat immediate openings tor liable vehicle wanted to deliver 8am-1pm For appointment call Call us 201-957-9200 542-8880 axpamnced Kay Punch Oper- the Register to customers in 671-2210artar 1pm. or send resume ators tor permanent full and part Manalapan-freehold area For COLTS NECK AREA more information call 542-8880 OPTICAL — Several openings in PRO-EDP ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ttme portions on let. 2nd. & 3rd Middletown. Hazlef area Rece ADVERTISING DIRECTOR shifts Key-to-dtac a«per.ence a or 542-8884.Equal Opportunity 1650 Highway #35 AREA: Employer M/F tionist/Techmcian & Contact Middlelown. NJ 07748 Must have dependable vehicle. • Center SI ptus. E*ce#ent salary, including Lens Assis Call Personnel Office twenty years of doing Join our management teaml stott differential plus ben*ftts •JANNY — Live in position to 1 530 - 7 335J ___ things right' Profit plus mileage. Call • Chestnut St package tor tull timers Call for care for m mi Exp a ref re- interview appointment imred C ill for mierview, NURSE RN — (Head) Male or PHYSICIANS ASSISTIANT — In A rapidly growing northern Monmouth Tom Robbins 542-4000, ext. 307 SEA BRIGHT 229-6857 female 7-3 shift, work with medi- Miljietown office 3 days per wk cation nurse Liberal benefits Experience pretfered but will County daily and Sunday newspaper is Geriatric exp. prefered Call Di- tram Apply. The Register. Box Call CHRIS CMF/MCC G-489 1 Register Plaza. seeking an aggressive and experienced rector of Nursing Beachview ICF One Register Plaza 542-8880 MATAWAN 7B7-8100 9-3 lor interview Shrewsbury NJ 07701 retail advertising manager who is ready Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 • EATONTOWN 583-3660 PAINTERS HELPER — 2-3 yrs PLUMBING" to assume the number one position. e LONG BRANCH minimum exp transportation a And industrial supply wholesaler An Equal Opoonurvty Employ* M/F e MONMOUTH BEACH Equal Oppty Employer M/F ATTENTION! must only responsible apply Call interviewing experienced per- m 4t56twu*en 7 9 30 pm This position reports directly to the Pub- • OCEAN TOWNSHIP SENIOR CITIZEN Please mention THE REGISTER sonnel for counter, pipn shop, •FLBERON when replying to a Register and other areas Benefits plus lisher. Salary commensurate with ex- • WEST LONG BRANCH SEMI-RETIRED PART TIME — work near your employment ad home supervising newspaper salary. 5 day week All inquiries HOMEMAKER earners in the early morning are confidential Shore industrial perience. Send resume and salary his- Call BLAKE NURSES" hours. You II over see the car- and Plumbing Supply 774-1200 tory to: MUST HAVE CAR riers delivery, sales and collec- PROGRAM COORDl 542-8880 RN'S&LPN'SM/F tion activities Per NATOR/SPECIAL EVENTS — You want to work, but a (Ot> now CERTIFIED manentpositions are avail in the Full time Middletown Township TELEPHONE SALES utihi impossible 10 find NURSES AIDES ares of Parks and Recreation .Degree in TINTON FALLS: SUPRiSE'Wehavelhe HOMEMAKERS parks and recreation adminis- The Register Sales Persons Needed • Branfofd Circle perfect job for you Deliver The HOUSEKEEPERS & LIVE-IN S CliMwood lration or related field w/2 yrs • Old Farm Road Reojater at your own pace 7737__ • Hall Mile Rd Rt 71 Br.elle 526-9432. Free Sat 11-4 • Shady Oaka Can Oatl, 542-8880 hold. 431-1886 Call toll free 1 -800-242 0850 or REPORTERS —• Needed~"to 877-4222 cover municipal government LITTLE SILVER The Register meetings tor The Daily Register MODELS PART~fiME — Office cleaning Some experience necessary • Cheshire Sq Condo s Equal Opportunity^mptoyer M/F Movie extras, all ages, all types Hourly rate plus incentives • E OueensDr. West Long Branch 6 mtes per Payment par article Please don t Boys & Girls ASSISTANT — no experience required Si 5 to week. Call 694-6025 call Send resumes and work • Kings Road h Xray license $90 per hour NJ License • Prince Place samples to Jane Foderaro. City Apply at Hotmdei Musi versal Casting 665-2900 PART TIME — Help wanted Editor. Box 0-408, The Daily Earn Your Own Money! • OueensDr. be self assured and hard work- • Megan NURSES AIDS - Full lime i afternoons, night and or week- Register, Shrewsbury. N.J Learn sales and earn money selling newspaper ing CaR 739-3535 dayi or rtiam avail, on all shirts please ends Watch person, light clean 07701 The Register • Woodland 536-8732 evsi suhsci'iptions after school and Saturdays for The • While call for appt 671-0177 Hilltop up position Good pay Call We re Equal Opportunity Em- One Register Plaza • SHverwhiie DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Nursing Home 739-0099 between 8-3 ployers M/f Register Vie will train you in newspaper selling • Branch Malawan area Full time. Will techniques, pick you up and lake you home Excel- Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 • Taboi tram 560-2396 between 9-5 SI Help Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Help Wanted lent chance to gain sales experience If you are self- • Woodbine An EQutl OPiJO'!„"''> £T

DRIVER6 WANTED — Musi It you are 11 yrs or older Call TOM know Keanadburg area Cal DEUVERY call 542-8B80 | 583-5210 542-8880 495-1234 Bayarxxa Tarn Newspaper Paste-up Person DRIVER — Part lime Truck HAZLET pans Flaw hours 264-3400 be- • PooleAve. tween 3-5pm. MANAGER The Register HOME Opportunity £•*•)'.,y«r M * • Daniel Or DRIVERS — Wanted P/T Fn- • Can Di Mon only. Neat appearance WANTED! • Bromley Dr good driving, experience re- • MoakDr quired. Mu*t be over 25 years Join the Circulation staff of ofd Apply in person at Arrow Call BRIAN limo. F* O Box 794, Red Bank Full/Part-Time 542-8880 NJ 07701 FACTORY WORK — Mfg took.ng PART TIME DRIVER The Register or a reliable A energetic worker The Register Fork hft exp helpful Call Excellent opportunity for An Equal Oppt y Employer M/F 431-3916 ~AVON FLOOR MAINTENANCE — To The Register has an opening for somecne to learn all phases Start up lor as HIM as $5 00 Sel work mornings, 6:30 to 10 30. in Supervision of Six District Sales Man- your own hours and earn up to Hazlet area Call 609-629-6250 50°. Call lor tree product and a driver to work part time, de- of operation in newspaper further information 787-0279 Ol FLORAL DESIGNER — Pan time agers in Central Monmouth County. 871-8144 Call tor appointment 671-1036 livering paper shortages. Must composing room Send re- BAGGERS/COUNTER — Help FRY COOK — Apply in parson. tor Middletown and Malawan Keypon Fishery. 150 W Front Prior Management experience necessary. have a good driving record and sume to: stores 1 -7 6 days per weak start- St. Keyport. Circulation experience desirable. Salary ing at (3 75 Call 721-4828 ask FULL TIME — Position in pro- valid N.J. drivers license. lor Pee duction. Some heavy lifting. 7-3:30. Mon-Fn Phone plus incentives. Please send resume includ- The Register BOOKKfctPER — Full charge 642-17*4 for information. Contact Mike Poel or Harold accounts payable and receivable ing salary history to: peroll and corrections eip need FULL TIME MAINTAINENCE only apply axe. salary Monmouth 7 am to 3 pm Beachview ICF Caswell at: One Register Plaza ty based Laurel Avenua. Keansburg. CountStan y Cabasedn 741-610 lirm 9 immediataak loer Charles De Zutter, Circulation Director PtiyliaaC. n 7416109 k lo GOVERNMENT JOBS — Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 S16.W0-»59.23G/yr Now Hiring. On0 Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 The Register BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Call 805-667-6000 Ext R-6247 Experienced One rite system f and general ledger P/R. tor current federal bsi One Register Plaza Attn: Toni'Natarcola 741-12M ^^ An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F BOOKKEEPER — Part lima Red Shrewsbury, Bank doctors office. Experience i Employ*' essential CaU June between N.J. 07701 3-5pm 747-2104 GROUP TEACHER — h Brancn/FreehoW area. BOVS/QIRLS degree. 15 credits or more in MEN/WOMEN early Childhood education 2 yrs Due to a rapid growth we nave experience working w/pratchool early morning newtpapar routes children and recent college avariabte IN YOUR AREA. CaU graduate w/degree m early child- NURSING/HEALTH 1- BOO- 242-0850 today ll you E—a may apply. CaU 966-7736 want money, prizes and extras Adults must have a car HARD WORKING — Reliable. STAR LEDGER • 11N JERSEY P/T help (of weekends $5 so hr start at cleaning specialist Will BUS DRIVER — Pan time to tram Can between 9-5 at begm immediately J665/hou» witn excellent benefits. Bus keens* required Appfy to Mrs HEAD TEACHER — Freeflow Lovatt, Henry Hudson Regional area Degree In early childhood School, Highland a EOE. education or In elementary CAFETERIA HELP — Part/full certification RN's • GN's • LPN's • GPN's • AIDES WANTED! tame Cashters w/earty childhood endorsement. waiter*/waitresses, aalad dew hostess, and utility. Mon-Fr Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters In this days, Eap. preferred Payed hol- HOST/HOSTESS — Full lime DIRECTORY and please mention the Register. idays and vacations For inter- Sale Tavetn 747-15M view 957-4078 only betw" 8-10 30am or 1:30-4pnv HOUSEKEEPING POSITION — Motor hom* ft Ottic* Claiming. CARPENTER — Enparienced in mufti b* t«itab*» and f*My to •II phases of residential con- NURSES AIDES siavt irramtXkaUrty. 3O+ hri. par HOME HEALTH AIDES Personnel Dept struction Own transportation. wh. $4.25 p*r hour to sdrt with ' Mrs Clttadlno Can Charles at 741 -6227 HOLMOeL CONVALESCENT ALL HEALTH CARE monthly rim riv«w Apply Sun- I CENTER FAMILY t CHILDREN'S SERVICE SERVICES. INC bird RV. m. 36 H«f I. 8M-W00 191 Bam Avenue CLEANING — Private hornet | 19 Kingi Hwy HOUSEKEEPER — For adult I Long Branch, N.J. 07740 Middletown, NJ 07748 rondenti, tovtXy working en- [ Holmdel. NJ 07733 (201) 222-9100 vtronment. n«w buikting Start | (»l|M«-4J00 (201) 871-MOO imrtMKl Apply in person. Kings • CLERK TYPIST — Afternoons Row. 1000 Hwy 35. Mtddtatown •rest m financially-relatefin d HOUSE CLEANING — For tasks Person w>H need to oper- Malawan araa Mutt hava car. HEALTH FORCE ate IBM PC computer. Non- Good Salary Call 999-7211 LPrit a HEALTH AIDES smoking, very pleasant work en- PEOPLE CAKE 157 BroM Street INSURANCE/CLERICAL — Part OF SOUTH JERSEY INC Nursing Dept virnment. Send response to BON 3 Weat - Suite 3 De LaSALLE HALL News Correspondents! tima 3 morningi a waafc. Ac- 24< Bro.o si >PO BO. M» O 476. The Register. 1 Reoislcr Red Bank. NJ 07701 BIO Newman Springe Road curate typtstyp . computer knowl- Red Bern, NJ 07701 {201) 530-11«1 Plaza, Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. edge helpfl mature Can Bob 1301) MO-llee lincroft. NJ OTTM edge helpful (The Proaseetonel (201) 530-M70 CLERICAL — PAT M/F Some Health Care Service) local dnvrng required Days/hrs For April 1st. No experience req The Register is expanding its staff of night correspon- henbM Can 442-0414 between $4/5 tvt. Full time 3 handyman/3 painter*, IB & up. 2>4-6072 M/F dents to cover municipal meetings. CLERICAL/SECT Y — Vice Prm opals office-discipline & attend- LAWN SERVICE ance Apply in writing to Dr Rob- Largest independent lawn care Paul V Cruballa. Jr., RN Personnel Dept Co. in Central NJ has some entry Experience preferred, but not necessary. We'll train. ert M Noguaira. Principal. Red M, FoilmuHer Mil BerfOwt Profeauonei Recruiter Metapiex Mgml Services ol Bank Regional High School. 101 level positions openings m there ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL Pe'tonnei Recruneis MCOSS NURSING SERVICES Payment per article, loin our aggressive, growing news Ridge Road. Littte Silver Dead- service Dept highest salary in 225 Williamson Street 181 Bodman Piece the mdustry Benefits, vacation, line date—February 21. N RIVERVIEW Elizabeth. NJ 07207 Had Bank, NJ 07701 team. Equal Opportunity Employer training program leading to full (201) 527-5329 DEP certiltcabon and raptd ad- MEDICAL CENTER (201)530-9Me vancement You must be depen- 35 Union Street Help keep Monmouth County informed. COLLECTOR — Career op- dable, aggressive and a team Red Bank, NJ .07701 portunity with national law firm of member NJ clean license a must I2OU53O-2KO/2222 Contact: Jane Foderaro or Cliff Schechtman Hayt. Hayt. and Landau. Ex- Exp. not important. This is a lull Work 4 nights and perience preferred but will con- time permanent employment all gel paid for b The Register sider trainee especially with in- others need not apply. Coma m on the II to 7 inift vestigative backround Com- ALAN HEALTH CARE 9em-4pmMon-Fri Lawn Ranger Day Care Center >s RN'S LPN's. NA'S. 1 HHA'a NURSES AIDES One Register Plaza, Shrewsbury, NJ, 07701 petitive benefits package saian 284 Mam St Spotswood. NJ • vaiitbiaj tor employee* Full A Pan Time commensurate w/backrouno MKlmentel Manna • xone car. Children Vorh hours oonvenlefri tor you HILLTOP PRIVATE (201) 542-4000 Call 747-4220 to schedule an m- LEGAL SECRETARY — Middle- NURSING HOME tarvtaw. town office Good lyptng. sieno. Free Palming dictaphone thins Call 741-5757, Can l»1| 7KMM2 Middletown. NJ 07748 CONSTRUCTION — Mom* Im- (201| 671-0177 prove Co 1 parson who can do i CEGAL SECRETAR Y all Framing siding, etc Mus Experience required. General have truck Northern Monmouth practice Freehold office Call County 566-2826 431-1400 6B The BegUter SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1966 n Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 56 Situations 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise Garagt/Yard 77 Pits and HIGHLANDS — 2 bdrm, rel. no MIDDLETOWN REAL ESTATE SALES — We SALES — Earn 1400-11200 4 Wsnted Male/Female for Salt for Salt Saltt Llvtstock mo parttime »2O00 $6000 full pete, sac $460 plus uimoes CaH Knollwood Gardens nave 2 positions available for Absolutely packed wrth a new 722-1619. time 966-4575 or 922-3767 DESKS, FILES — Tables, chairs MOVING — Kenmore 'rostless Luxury 1 and 2 bedroom garden licensed sates people Increase refrigerator $300. dishweser shipment Desks, console table, your potenhel-caM Deiiah As- TELEPHONE SOLICITOR — We NEED ilorags cabinets, compute* dressers, oak & pine pieces and LAB apts Private entrances, pool ft abies. office equip. etc at $100. Coleco vision system lots of glassware Lone Arranger HIGHLANDS tennis courts Gas heat, gaa sociates Shrewsbury 741-3330 •k professional solicitor to se- A w/Adam computer expansion 4 rms. Kkls OK $450 cooking, central air NO PETS REAL ESTATE SECRETARY — _ re appointments for our sates am prices New or used Outlet. 92 Shrewsbury Avenue, 2 bdrm Kids OK $400 module w/ word processor, Had Bank Thurs. Fn. Sal. 9-3 RETRIEVERS CaH 671-0021 weekdays 1 -5 pm, Typing, ststno Salary com- SUN Hours 3-7pm Mon-Fn JOB A AC DESK OUTLET. 1709 Ri cassette drive, donkey kong, JUST RENTALS Bkr 369-1555 Saturday n am io 3 pm mensural* with experience Red Bank area CaM , * 1 -0034 tor 35. Oakhuril. 531-3990 zaxxon. smirt, and other games All chocolate Excellent pedigree Learn Real Estate caieet tor you eppomiment ' ou want lo go back to work, but $170 DP gympac fitness center & temper Parents on premises HIGHLANDS" RED BANK — large IUK 1 bdrm, future CaHJackOkun 776-6600 ou have not found the job that s DESKS — 1 whil« i maple wan mount unit $150 30 $250 Available 3/3/66 Call days wall to wall carpet, dishwasher, TELLERS — Full time openings womens ski outfit sne6, 1 quilted ESTATE SALE 774-1600. evea 775-6390 1 bdrm. ready now only. 1300 s available Will train Full benefits ight tor you Put a Situations aquarium w parking, laundry lacilities. great IRIALESTATE SALES Wanted ad in (he Register now. womens winter coat sue 10 like tr, Super Duplex, bills paid $500 s location $650 plus utils CA 671-2400 for appl Marine 671-7419 JO year accumulation!! Shoes, MRS Realty 369-1234 530-7300Mon-Fn. 9-5 CALL7B7 5700 View Savings Equal Oppty Em- nd an employer may find you new CaH 741-4390 gloves, hats, lingerie, recipes, MOVING — LPASO APSO 2 A lour line ad costs $6 90 and it HIGHLANDS —~H.ll section Sm ployer M/f DINING ROOM TABLE — Elm OAK KITCHEN SET - with 4 sewing items, records, sheet year old male Good loyal cam- RED BANK — Luxury high rise 2 uns for 10 days Call 542-1700 music, magazines, old office pamon $35 CaH 264-2772 1 bdrm house w/GARAGE Just REALESTATE .arsons 3 leaves piuB pads ctuifi (350 Call 7S7-7M1 llltr renovated $550/mo 291 0974 bdrms 2 baths Call 842-4865 WAITER/WAITRESS — exp nd get your Situations Want- .600 or best offer Butcher block supplies, kitchen items, 1926 RED PERSIAN — Male cat. between 12noon-1pm ft be SALESPERSON nights apply m person Red Oah ad ad working for you. 8p*n, lathing suit. Gone With The Restua/ant Hwy 35 Mattel NJ IICS table w/roughl iron base Shots, neutered, papers Excl KEANSBURG — Cute 1 bdrm 6-7 pm Busy, established office seeks $100 747-5399 evenings OLDS — CuUlM LS I960. 4 Or . Wind lamp ft much more. apt suitable lor 1 $450 udls paid sales person desiring a career m 75.000 IN., va. A/C $2795 Call w/children Must sacrifice, al- RED BANK — Garden apts 1 WAITRESSES — Openings m al MNING ROOM SET — Oak table Friday. 2/14 10a m -4p m lergies In family $75 291-4635 Call 495-9819; Real Estate Experience shirts Good year-round employ- •tt«r 5 Anylima on wMkandl Saturday, 2/15 10a m -4p m drm Uv rm. new kitchen $575 preferred but wiu consider train- . 8 chairs, 2 captains chairs. SHEPHERD — 3 yr old Male. icludes heat, hot water & cook- ment Must apply m person Nc ORGAN - Baldwin all (aatuiat Sunday. 2/16 12pm -4p m ee with the right motivation CaH 450 Contemporary brakafront. 344 Eleberon Blvd Papers, house broken, greet with KEANSBURG ng galass 1'\'i7 imo sec No pets phone caHs please Apply How $?50 Call 888 O45S mint com) J25O0 Can 717-7M1 Nice duple*, neet paid Woo s Mm Coftenberg. Lima Silver ard Johnson Restaurant Hwy 35 Oakhurat. NJ 07755 kids. Alergy victoms. can't 741-9115 Realty 741-0950 61 Business altar 6pm breath $250 Call 872-2199 Other5 from $400 j Middteiown )iNETTE SET — 45 in. round Across from Ideal Lumber M as Realty 3W-18M RED BANK — Lg 2 bdrm . with dark oak pedestal table w/4 ORIQIANL NAUTICAL WHALE cabal T V Carpeted, parking. REALESTATE WAIT R ESSES — Experiencea Opportunity — Collaa table Coal (500 must HIGHLANDS ESTATE SALE — THOROUGHBREDS — 2 year onry Appry in person to MulbfOot. iTLANTlC HIGHLANDS — chairs ant) 18 in leaf like new collection of old Belieek old NJ bred coil and 6 year old KEANSBURG jreat location $700 per mo in- The #1 Real Estate Company in •425 671-2294 sacnltca $250 Lika naw Call tare jumps 291-4398 cludes heat hot water ft cooking the world On* of the top 4 offices Diner Rt 34, Matawan uncheonette 6am -3pm 6 days 942-4271 or 842 3756 China. Sterling, Grand father 583-1220 22 500 Call 672-1744 DINING ROOM SET — China dock, Lg. curved Oak china COTTAGE gas 1 mo sec 747-0390 •n the Red Bar* area The best PIANO 'EIMERANER — AKC female 1 bdrm Carpeted $300 s training program in Real Estate ATTENTION INVESTORS cabnei. 4 chairs, table. All closet, with Clawteet. & Griftens spat), 15 months, wonderful dis- RED BANK Large 3 bdrm _nwood Excellent condition Wabar upright Mini cond. Ivory ~ybii figurine, religious Hems. b rms Ki0s OK $400 s duplex w/ living room and dining A friendly stall Newry licensed. WAITRESS ; acellent opportunity in prime es- kayl $400 Call 583-2215 altar 5 position, loves children. $100. Cottage best area. $500 s or an old pro. we are expanding ate area Will consider minimum Will deliver locally Must sell Best better costume jewelry. Oriental Call 291-3963 room on first floor Also attic and 5 days/wk p.m: Fn. all day ugs. freezer Mahogony: break- JUST RENTALS Bkr 389-1555 Jom our winning team CaH Call 787-M4fl 60.000 00 per investor Avail- CaH 431 -3594 casement Nice neighborhood, today, ask for Roger ble participation $450,000 Re- PIANO — Baldwin Aoroaonlc ront, corner cabnet, Lg Serpen- KEANSBURG — Modern 3 bdrm dose to hospital and river DINING TABLE — 6 ft. Oval Ine front bureau & mirror, marble 80 Bicycles CENTURY 21 COZENS Realtor. WAITRESSES — Experienced urn guaranteed 25"« on invest- opens to 9 ft dark pine, 10 parted cond $1000 Call great location $600/mo + ultls $725/mo Call 530-17B2. independently Owned/Opera' serving lood/liquor Oay/mte ment or 20% of net profits from 210-566-0011 op Victorian table. Queen Ann Mini Bikes 1 sec No pels. Can 495-0357 matching ladder back chairs style lowboy, 3 Cedar wardrobes, 813 River Rd Fw HaveHa n shilt Apply m parson Copper development Good cond Bast otter CaH MOPED — Sachs, Orange New KEANSBURG — 2 bdrm cozy RED BANK 741-7606 Kettle Restaurant 163 Riverside THE OPTION IS YOURS 3 Cedar Mankel chests Hwy 36 tires Includes helmet Excellent 671-0969 afar 6pm and week- PIANOS I to Miller St to Highland Ave to house. Totally remolded inside & Private 1 bdrm, bills paid. $300 s Avenue, Red Bank. NJ 07701 ends cond $250 Call 671-4915. 2 family duplex from $400 s RECEPTIONIST — Physicians WORD PROCESSING 1201 Bait oltar Call 542-0431 or 5 South Peak St 10am Sun . out. W/W Carpet Avail Feb 15 office in Mtdd»«town F/T. tele- Please refer all inquiries to ALAN 493-3396 IVi months sec 1 months rant MRS Realty 389-1234 CHOKOV Principal 747-0221 DINING ROOM — (Williams} snow or shine 84 Merchandise phone likng ft light typing Ex- TYPIST Cherry new in Sept Pads with 2 PIANO — Story > Clark consola $510/mo No pets. 495-3343 perience preferred but will tram Excellent wp skills and prior of- leaves. $1500 firm Call 2 yaart old Excallenl condition KEYPORT — half price sale Wanted ~~R~EDBANK Apply The Register Boa G-489. fice experience esential 3 days LAKEFRONT 767-0137. $1 350 CaU 741-4451 Keyport consignment shop 242 KEYPORT DUPLEX 2 lam nice area $400 1 Register PUza Shrewsbuiy weekly 530-7557 1-A USED FURNITURE — An- TAVERN Broad Si Keyport. NJ 739-4626 tiques, glassware, collectibles, Heat paid, wont laat. $400s JUST RENTALS Bkr 389-1555 NJ 07701 ___ DINING ROOM SET PINE 1 OAK REPRODUCTIONS 11-5 Mon-Sat MRSReafty 369-1234 YOUTH AGENCY EXECUTIVE — Rustic decorw/full working able. 6 chairs, and china cabi- — 30 lo 50% OH. Rattan wicker a salt 6 pepper collections, con- RED BANK I bdrm W/W RESTAURANT — Kitchen help. Aggressive individual with art itchen Live in quarters Gross- tents of homes, attics, base- KEYPORT — 3 rms . 2 (am Heat net. $150. 671-2039, ma dining seta 30 to 50% oft OAKHURST — Estate sale. En- carpet, dishwasher, off street Waders/waitress Immed The abmty to manage targe voluntary ng $350,000 Thriving business Wicker Basket. Colts Neck. ments, etc Will haul 1 item or all incl clean. Kids OK $400 Call parking, laundry facilities $475 Left Bank. Red Ban* S30-5930 organization and ruse lunds Ample parking Asking $400,000 DINING ROOM SET — Contem- tire contents of living room, dm- Call 264-6458 Weichert Rentals Inc 290-9555 Scouting backround a plus Send >orary Burlwood lop and chrome 462««55 ng room, kitchen and bedroom +util 530-7300. 9-5, M-F RETAIL ASSISTANT GAG Realtors 531-2000 Licensed Real Estate Broker JHADY OAK — Adult community resume to P O Box 168. Oak- isse 2 leaves. 4 side chairs. 2 POWER RECLINER — Chair viany large pieces, furnishings, ALL LIONEL TRAINS (1) Lovely efficiency apt, MANAGERS hurtt. NJ 0775ft >WN YOUR OWN — Jean- chairs wicker and chrome to '/power lift Mat. Like new Other kmck knacks, household goods of 52 years old plus has 2 immediate Operungs Coming ports weir, ladies apparel, chil- match. Asking $300 CaU contenu ot condo 747-2676. Feb 15.16,617 9am-6pm Attar Or Fryer. Top cash appraisal $400/IIHI bedroom apartment available Soon in th« Monmouth Mail' Join 52 Babyslttmg- rens. large size, petite, com- 741-0499 6 call 531-3068 213 Oakhurst __ Pl!ot_no-O^?cti.™"2_893- (5) ibrms in Keyport Club Vil- April 1 Swimming A tenms $700 U 5 General we re a leading tool «nation store. maternity, RAILROAO TIES — 6X6X8 Rd. Oakhurst lage $500/mo plus utilities Call after 5pm at ft hardware chain Exciting op- Child Cars incewear. accessories Jor - DINING ROOM/DINETTE SET — $540, 7X7X8 $790 Preaaure- ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS 541-8736 OCEAN - Apartment sale. Feb Lionel, Flyer, Ivas. Marklin. etc References ft 11/2mo sec for portunities lor bright beginners BABYSITTER — In my Statesir atche. Chic. Lee. Lavi. liod. 4 mo. ok) exc. cond legs of treated. 6*6x8 $875: 7x7x8 both Ready tor 3/1/86 Lovely SHADY OAKS WOO/hr Send resume or can ittano. Tomboy Calvin Klein. chairs still wraped Brass with $10 45. 800-523-8707 Can da- 16, 10am to 5pm Cont manual Metal cars, tin toys, etc Highest $ home Middletown-Red Bank (lass top table, 4 cfwirs light trver Gardens. Rt 35, Ocean Budding paid. Nobody beats my price pool 739-6969 2 bdrm. 2 bath ranch Garage Janet SOWK COLLECT 516 area For 2 children a•gei s 11 anc ergio Valente. Evan Picone. Liz Call 747-6914 576-9100 : laiborne. Members Only. Mown velvet Fabricoated Must 22. Apt B-A. 264-5075. 1ANDIORDS - No cost to"you 7 from 3pm-7pm 55 days/wk RANGE — Tappan gaa counter We screen and quality tannants Exp required Please can after 6 Gasoline, healthtex. over 1000 see to appreciate $575 or B/O lop stove and wall oven exc RED BANK — Moving sale Sun BASEBALL SHREWSBURY — 2 bdrm RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES — thers Si3,300to$24.900mven- "all 495-5195 CARDS No charge No obligation Call townhousa 2 bath, washer 645-3501 cond $125 Call 842-3777 2/16 to Wed 2/19. VSpm. 36 Weichert Rentals Inc 290-9555 Looking for exp general ory training, fixtures, grand Reckless PI Furniture, tools, and WANTED dryer, carpeted Call 531-5111 merchandiser that hu take BABYSITTER — Part lime my DINING ROOM SET — 6 chair* Licensed Real Estate Broker pening Etc Can open 15 days While. w«th large serving bulfet RATTAN FURNJTURE assorted items. Call 542-9036 SHREWSBURY — 2 bdrm charge ability of entire operation home 6-3 1-2 days per week Mr Loughlin (612) 688-4226 tor our Neptune NJ location of a Relerences required Call Entire set S125 Call 531-13642 6 pieces Good cond New BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR townhouse. 2 bath Washer cushions Call 747-7899 RUMSON — 152 Rumaon Rd. LEONARDO" muftpkt outlet chain with the 642-8763 62 Mortgage* DISHWASHER — Tappan Sat 4 Sun 2/15 & 16 9am -5pm SALE — CaU Second Hand Lll. 7 rms Kids OK. $600 s dryer, carpeted Call 531-5111 bach up might of a mass retailer REFRIGERATOR — 18 cubic 264-0777 After 5. 264-8615 BABYSITTER — For 2Vi and 1 yr undercounter 6 mos old. $100 Moving, antiques, furniture, dis- JUST RENTALS Bkr 389-1555 Must be self mativated. self Catl 767-fl&69 Mon-Fn. 8-5pm incn Sears atove with wood gnu. hes, plants, rug I3WX23. and Highest prices paid for all items, oVected and looking lor a solid old boys My home 7 30-130.5 LOW RATES $150 each or beat oltar. Call much more antiques, etc. For bargains, slop LONG BRANCH — Large 4 and 5 TWINBROOK days Own trans Rel Call st Mtg refinancing. 72 hour ap- DODGE" DART 1969 — >6.000 at 24 Broad St, Keyport rm garden apts Good location future Potentials unlimited for miles Good condition Gas 739-2779 someone who can prove then 131-4549 (ovais. 2nd Mtgs ft Corp Loans. TINTON FALLS — Indoor garage near ocean and transportation VILLAGE _.avet. must sell $300 or best REFRIGERATOR 1 BUYING SILVER DOLLARS — worth and wants a per- BABYSITTER sale Everything must go 50% oft Total electric CaU 571-1489 GARDEN APTS. menanthome we are also took • offer Call 222-8766 anytime Gibson side by side everything Friday. Saturday, ft Private party Will pay $8 25 LONG BRANCH — 3 room gar- Needed beiora and after school DOUBLE BEDROOM SET — 1 A 2 bedrooms from $490 Mod- •ng for store managers, assistant tor 2 children in Tinton Falls area Ftosttree Gold Good cond Sunday 9am-5pm 909 each Pre 1936 Call?2»-53B5 den 1 bdrm Heat, hoi water ft $225 Atler 6pm 741-6942 Sycamore Avenue, Tinton Falls. CASH — For Books, books, ern, spacious apts Heat hot A store managers dipt managers Can 916-0728 .4a pie 8 pieces Like new $375 carpeting inc Near ocean ft cold water Cooking gas in to sales help Opportunities and Girls twin bed. complete, white ft REFRIGERATOR — Kenmore 3 books, books, books, books, trans Ideal location for single or eluded On-premises tennis salaries commensurate with exp BABYSITTER — For my 4 yr ok) rs old $375 Air conditioner 1600 77 Pets and books, books, books, books CaH son m my Sea Bright home ootd. exc $60 Double bed $65 couple. S71-14J9. ilft. pool recreation area Send resume and salary history iTU 4 yrs old $125 Call 536-1225. Near Ealontown shopping Exc to Adventure Stores 360 Georges Eves own trans Please can 71 Merchandise litest of draws $20 Dinette set 2 493-4379 Livestock LON0~BRANCH — 1 bdrm seats $20 Childs organ $20 Box Advanced And OLD PLASTIC MODEL CARS — $475/mo 1 month sec 2 bdrm, schools Ocean Twp St N Brunswick. NJ0OM)2 atten- H O electric cars, lionet trams, Highway 35 Oakhurst tion Jim O Brian or c'l 646-8020 for Sale spring A mattress Like new $50 REFRIGERATOR GIBSON. Beginners $575/mo 1 mo sec Both newly BABYSITTER — Rumson Apt size refrig, freezer $45 Call FROSTFREE 1 SEARS AIR any toys, any condition, any remodeled Heat and hot water 531-4923 542-0812 3-6pm several weekdays in my AB DICK MEMEOGRAPH MA CONDITIONER. GOOD CON- DOG TRAINING amount Cash paid 787-5040 home Must nave car and retar- CHINE — All parts ft excessories inc. Call 571-3250 102 Houses for RETAIL WORKERS DRUM SET — 5 meoe btach DITION 222-8786 anytime Bayshore Dog Club. 741 -6046 An Excellent opportunity for the encea 282-1414 $20 Call 229-2993 OLD POST CARDS LONG BRANCH — Large 4 and 5 •ddo. drum set $350 cash. New BLUE FRONT AMAZON Call anytime 222-5230. Rent right people For cashier or gen- AIR IMPACT GUNS (2) *k 40 > Vt RUG rm garden apis Good location BABYSITTER^ Pan time lor 2 condition Call 842-6157 9x 12 area lug eartn tones $400 with cage eral work m a hardware and lawn children References required n drive Good condition Call near ocean and transportation ABERDEEN - 2 bed room DRUM SET — 5 piece Excellent condition CaH747-5810 PIANOSWANTED A garden store CaH 431-5858 North Long Branch area Call 222-1937 anytime Any condition Total electric Adult professionals house on Hwy 35 Call between Slmgerland Mother of Pearl blue Call 671-7138 CANARIES — Good singing preferred Call 571-1489 Becfce* Hdwr CoHS Neck attar 3pm 229-7480 ALL YOU NEED — To stlrt your Call 493-4911 6 7pm 586-5569 RN/LPN — Pexhttrics office All cases ft stands Exc cond. SET OF 4 — Golden Oak chairs males, baby Cockatiels and LON(f~BRANCH — 1 bdrm. FAIR HAVEN — 3 bedroom Hi BABYSITTER — Needed MorT- own printing business 125OW $600 Call Cam 842-6778 finches Call 542-5660 newly renovated No kids, or Middtetown area pan time ex- Multihth offset press, 11 BIT", Bailey twist back Must be seen bath Ranch gas heal, fireplace perience preftred Send resume 4 hours a day must be re- 3RYER — Kenmore heavy duty $425 firm. CaH 264-4313 after pets Call 571-9510 leave Excellent location No pets $900 sponsible non-smoker. In my with chain delivery and receding DESPERATELY — Seeking to Box U479 The Register One Electric dryer $65 Call homes for adult orphans includ- plus utilities Marlboro home Call 536-1381 stacker I9'i Challenge paper 291-6017 iter Plaza Shrewsbury NJ cutter lever action with extrr ing afghan cairn lemor. Heritage House 07%' CHILD CARE — For working SILK FLOWER chihuahua. dachshund. mother 3 children 4 8. 11 years blade Portable light table As 3WYER KITCHEN UNIT — 101 Apartments Realtors 946-4646 sorted inks chemicals and sup- Stove, oven, sink, and fridge in Arrangement sale 30 Htghvtew Pekinese, shepards. and yorkies _ In my Keansburg home s $2500 Call 671 0638 Circle Middietown off of East Open 7 days Humane Society. ALL AREAS — 1 thru 7 rooms FAIR HAVEN — 3 bdrm, l|v rm. S3 00 per hour CaU 495-4509 one Good cond Best otter LUXURY (.Allot•ARDE- N fiAPTS - 1 kit lg fenced yard, gas heel Vi 767-5571 Road Fn, io-6pm and Sat 2960 Shafto Road. (Rt 547) off Some kids, pals O K Some free bedroom Beautiful landscaping C HRIS11 AN MOM — WiH care for Ham 6pm GSP axil 102 South. Tinton Falls utilities $290 & up (rant Assoc ) mo sec /lease req Exc area A your child in her Keansburg ELECTRIC BASE GUITAR — Pool. 1 mi. from GSP Calt Qu SIMMONS BEAUTY-REST — 022-0100 609-663-5000 264 1846 9 t>. Mon-Fn schools $900/mo 842-9042 home Nutritious lunches, Moving. Rumson furniture. 3 neck with square case FAIR HAVEN — 1'/yr old house ATTENTION! creative play fenced yard, play- chairs, stands, blanket chest _ I Call 946-9414 or Royal twin mattress set hka new ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Love- $100 or B/O Call 787-6579 — AKC. 12 weeks old male Ask NEPTUNE — 1 bdrm garden apt 3 bdrm. 1 bath, all appliances. room flexible hours. $45/week trunks table, clothes silver dis- M6-3312 ly 1 & 2 bdrm garden apt Please Rural setting w/mground pool Please mention THE REGISTER ng $200 Call 364-4195 call Rita 291-0006 'carpet $975+util 842-7391 787-2720 hes curtains, rag rugs Call ELECTRIC GUITAR — Flying V SN0W~BLOWER — For 12hp Large balcony, vary quiet Heat FAIR HAVEN - Small garage when replying to a Register 747-7745. wheel horse garden tractor New ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL EATONTOWN — 1 bdrm garden and cooking gas incl $480/mo employment ad MATURE — Responsible per- ANTIQUE LARGE OAK [150 Call 946-9414 or condition New used Cheap Call apt near shopping area neat A close to schools A shop Pets A 946-3312 — AKC. male, 20 mo old Very 1'j month sec required Call SALES — FuU time with alter son with car to babysit in our DRESSER WITH MIRROW ft 566-6163 friendly. leOd trained 6. house hot water suppbed. No pets, Mtka at 774-3209 between Kids OK Weichert Rentals Inc home P/T Call 264-7725 after COMPARTMENTS, $250 Call 9arn-7pm No pets 290-9555 Licensed Real Estate atmg sat retail sales e*p Cai ENGAGEMENT RING ' 1 of SOFA BEDS — (2) like new dog $300 CaH 739-9516 I'imo sec $450 mo Call ReosxBes Jewters 741-5600 _ 6pm 530-4926 or530-9373 karat Appraisal gauranteed 542-5071. Broker Hercukon upholstery $200 sacri REE T0G"o6DHOMrrYEAR NEW11 Townhouse Kimberly MATURE - - Dependable woman APARTMENT SALE Paid $950. asking $750 CaH 583-6405 both for 4350 RCA heavy dutte OLD MALE. MIXED BREED. EATONTOWN — Modern 5 rms Woods 2 bdrm, den. 2 1/2 baths, to care for 3 and 6 yr s old Mon - EVERYTHING MUST GO washer and dryer bronze $350 FRIENDLY, HOUSE BROKEN. Appliances K,ds. pets OK $500 wall-to-wall carpeting, slate HIGHLANDS SALESMEN Fn fl am 6 pm m my West CALL 495 1610 FIREWOOD — Cherry. Oak. NEEDS HOME HAS SHOTS A 1 bdrm, heat paid $300 s for both. 6 HP riding mower with Weichert Rentals Inc 290-9555 entry haH. alt appliances including Luxury condo. kids OK $500 i Aiienhurst home light house Maple seasoned 1 year, splitde- toe grass sweeper attachment DOG HOUSE CALL 787-1196 washer and dryer, fvepiace iw WANTED —Call keeping must have a car Call APPLIANCES — Refrigerators. Licensed Real Estate Broker MRS Realty 389 1234 'ashers A dryers Reconditioned ivered. $125 Gauranteed full $475_ Call 642-7656 EATONTOWN — New luxurious ing room, dining room Private daytime 747-6514 cord Call671-9564or671-7576 FRETPUPPTES — 8 weeks old 264-4903. A guaranteed $100 A up Can SPEED QUEEN DRYEfl — mixed, medium size Call 2 bdrm, 2U bath townhouse, w/w wooded area Central air and HIGHLANDS 53 Domestic Help deliver You ve seen the rest. workirv 229-6234 carpet, central air. near mall and heat, enclosed garage, swim- SALES/RETAIL — Mature m.nd- now buy the best' 530-2997 __ FIREWOOD $195 Call GSP Call 946-3505 eves ming pool and tennis courts 4 rms Kids OK $4SO ed person wanted lor year round HOUSEKEEPER/CHILD CARE GREAT OANE PUPPY — AKC. Minutes from train station and 2 bdrm Kids OK $400 — P/T Needed 25 hrs per wk APPLIANCES Helnyeratois 11 weeks old. house broken, ex- FAIR HAVEN large mail No children or pets 1 JUST RENTALS Bkr 389-1555 retail sales Saturday A every washers ft dryers Reconditioned $75 a full cord Cal 291 -|645 Stovewood, 4ft lengths Season SPEAKERS cellent temper men! Fawn with Charming cottage Suitable for 1/2 month security $975 plus util- HIGHLANDS CONDO other Sunday >n Auction Market A guaranteed. $100 ft up Can JBi. 3 way Model MOL 325A black mask Must sell due to al- one $390 /mo plus utilities ities Rent with option to buy CaH Can 229-4603 anytime HOUSEKEEPER; BABY SITTER ed-delivared 229-4281 $460 a pair. s*H $250 a pair Used lergy $200 Call 530-1315 Ibdrm *PTD~EQUTPMENT — American made by Portland A bath remodeling since 1955 The Feminine Touch Okun 776-6600 clean m Hazlet/Holmdel area lens. 50ft flash etc Almost new Wheelchair $225. stair wal Stove Foundry Burning time 12 Bob Aklus, 260-0397 STEINER ELECTRIC — N.J. UC. TAX PREP. — By former IRS Free Est 741-5650 and professional hrs Heating capacity 7.000 cu ft 7841 Residential-Commercial- SECRETARY/EXECUTIVE — TO ae Cost$410, aefl $250 872-1536 heavy duty $35. commode $35. Agent. 14 yrs exp Enrolled lo Wallpapering. ffjTs. Decorating 264-5653 _ CARPETING — Mill liquidating quad cane $35. $175 Call 544-0259 C ER AM IC~fiLE~CONTRACfiNG Industrial 3-HR. EMERGENCY practice before IRS Call Alien inc Reasonable, dependable' corporation president Top High TIRES — 4 Firestone rJatuia Baths, showers, walls ft floors SERVICE 741-2341. skills essential for this challeng- stock, new 100% nylon Any ' HAVE — An unwanted item or Kowtko lor appt 542-5975 clean ft very neat work Will beat A-1 HOUSE CLEANER. rooms, to 414 Sq ft $69 Incl champions radials. P195R-15 Prompt service Free estimates anprice around Call 495 9430 ing position Excellent salary 1 1 two you d like to sell? An ad this Call anytime for appt 295-3195. CALL LIZ custom pad Install A linance only 75 miles $120. Call 540 Entertainment 619 Kerosene benefits Red Bank, area Send 2012915810 size for 10 days, just $6 90 Call 767-7766 WE"PAINTING COT — CaH W*K resume wrth salary history to avail Barry 1-600-624-1326 The Register Classified, NEWCERAMIC TILETREPAIRS Make the occaaston memorable Heaters 229-5016 The Happy Painter Box 774 Sycamore Ave.. Red HOUSE~CLEANING CARPET CLEANER & FLOOR 542-1700 TOOLS — D*liter machine Delta Regrouting. replacing fixtures with a belly dance greeting by Free est Fully insured 20 yr* Bank NJ 07701 Team of 2 women Excellent ref- WAXER — Industrial $750 or rockwell jigsaw, whitney hand- Reasonable prices FREE esti- Bahara Anniversaries, birthdays, ALL makes Of Kerosene Healers exp. Res or comm erences Own transportation best offer 739-3871 mates 530-7214 retirements 787-5093 Serviced Most Wicks ft Pans m SENIOR CITIZENS TRANSPORT IBM TYPEWRITERS punch, heavy duty, lead screw Free estimates 264-7911 tapping head. 6x18 magnetic Stock Haztei. Service Co.. 681 Painting & TATION COORDINATOR — Part HOUSE CLEANING — Good ref 2 century car seats, twnn stroe RENTAL $25 ft up per month 447 Carpentry 565 Fireplaces & 739-0699 or 968-5081. time Middletown Senior Center Rent-option to buy 747-1661 chuck 495-1112. iree estimates Call before 12 miscelianeouse baby clothes CARPENTRY — Retired Woodstoves Plastering coordinating transportation noon of after 6pm 787-0057 Call 671-6636 JUNK SILVER COINS — For TOOLSPOWER A HAND 624 Lawn Sprinkbrs needs of senior citizens Ex- GOOD VARIETY carpenter Small, medium sue EDDIE S PAINTING sale. Have many Call anytime jobs. Decks Free estimates Call FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES MORNING DEW — Lawn Interior or Exterior perience HI scheduling and 222-5230 CALL 222-8786 Chimneys, brick hearths ft walls monitoring demand transpor- ANYTIME 741-5797 or 774-0600, Sprinklers Specializing in ser- NEAT. CLEAN, REASONABLE Brick, stone, block, concrete vice A custom installation of Speckling, patching, caulking tation Fmed routes.etc Call John KENMORE WASHER — White Custom Carpentry rough "or Repairs. J Black.291-0037 S Camoetl. Director 291-9200 IRONING — Experienced, wil CHECK THIS OUT... with maintenance contract In TRANSCIEVER —40 Channel 1 finshed work to suit your needs underground lawn sprinklers Minor repairs done along witl pick up ft deliver Call 530-9693 good working condition $195 base modal C B TRC-440 by References available Call 589 Gutter Wintenzation 670-2561. paint (Ob For tree estimate anc KiDKARE AGENCY — Special- Get more readers lo check out Call264-4926 Radio Shack 1 Shakespear whip 530-6316 quck service CALL EDDIE Al SERVICE your ad with a CHECK at the top Type Antima, 16 foot, with 20 foot 671-4403 mng in baby pet ft vacation sit- LARGE DESK. STAINLESS Cleaning 625 Landscaping MANAGER ting House cleaning ft party ser- and/or bottom of your copy Cal cabte. Complete price $125 00 FULL CINE The Register Classified Depart- SINKS KITCHEN CABINETS. Call 544-1029. HOME IMPROVEMENTS GUTTERS CLEANED — And re- & Lawn Care FRANK ANTHONY PAINTING — ving Day or sveninr g Lie ment today for details. 542-1700 PUMPS. LOLLYCOLUMS, COM- paired (Screening available) Win- LANDSCAPING — Spring clean- Interior ft exterior Residential I bonded i insured 747-2; MERCIAL HAIR DRYER ELEC- TYPEWRITER NO JOB TOO SMALL commercial. FREE estimates __FREE EST CALL 739-9607 dow washing and roof repairs. ups and lawn service. Good MECHANIC Mature woman it seeking day TRIC RANGE. DROP CEILING IBM executive Very clean Jeff 495-9630 work. Reasonable rates CaH Call 870-1491 For mowers, tractors ft Cham MATERIAL. PROFESSIONAL $65 or best offer HOME CRAFTSMAN — Carpen- work Reliable, references Call try, woodwork, jobs done with 741-8341. ask tor Bruce. LIN ft GRADY taws Pleasant working environ- after 4 pm 542-6322 CHINA — Wedgewood eigh HAIR DRYER, (portable) PING Eves after 6pm 542-3919 595 Home PAINTtNG PLASTERING ment Large growing shop An 5-piece piacesettings ft com- PONG TABLE. CALL 291-9371 USED TIRES — 2 new Lee stee Precision Job too big for you? WINTER CLEAN UPS — Com- oo small for others? Call Ken plete lawn service, landscape WALLPAPERING excellent opportunity lor the right NEED puter set Pure gold trim, stil LAWN EQUIPMENT — Gas trim- •amals. LR76-15. $30 ea 2 Improvements Interior A exterior painting Indus irson Can 431-5656. Becker boxed Nev«r been used Asking Michelm mud ft snow 225-15 Soderiund. 566-2971 after 5 pm. Absolute best design ft construction, snow mer $30 Dagger mower $50 plowing Call Sandy 741-5136 trial, commercial, residential KJwr Cotts Neck Closed Tues A $950 Call 495-3724 Hedge trimmer $10 Spreader $32 ea 2 Continental mud A JO-JO WOODWORK S Our price and sevice can't be Stenciling, sheetrock. taping COLONIAL — Sleeper sofa and $10 787-1576 snow steel radials, 185/70- teat Sdmg t addtions Fully insured A equipped to dt Full time for HVAC Contractor JOB SR14. $29. 2 Atlas snow L7B-15 Add-ons. Additions. Paneling t Hauling matching loveseat Plaid pattern LIFETIME HEALTH CLUB — your job For FREE estimate call Experience necessery Top pay A $350 CaH 642-5383 $15 4 nearly new genral radials Painting, Decks. Patios Lets A A DEMOLITION — Clean up benefits Call Dave You wani to go back to work, but Membership to Jack Lalanne P1B5/75-R14, $24 ea Cal talk. Call Joe Union (IB yrs yards, cellars, garages, gutters you have not found the job that s Health Spa Full facilities 530-1541 201-591-0044 741-6996 exper)787-2239 ALL SEASONS HOME IMPROV Cut trees. Call 544-9102 Free right lor you Put a Situations COMPUTERS Racketbait. nautilus, pod. $29 Bathrooms, basements, estimate! 695 Plumbing & SHORT OROER COOK — Ex- Wenied ad >n the Register now annual renewal $950 Call John VENDING — Machine, 4 ho KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION CO. , penenced only Good salary and an employer maylind you IBM PC — Compatible systems after 6pm 767-5178 beverages $599 Like new Anc Complete Building ft renovations A MAN ft TRUCK FOR HIRE Benefits Apply m person to The A four kne ad costs $6 90 and a 640K Ram. 2 drives, keyboard loudspeaker. Call 544-0200 FREE estimate: Pick up ft deliver. Light hauling Heating LIVING ROOM ST — 3 piece new ft otd Additions, kitchens, PLUMBING — Niflhls weekend' Copper Kettle 163 Riverside Av- runs tor 10 days CaH 542-1700 serial, parallel, game, clock baths 741-1060 DUST BUSTERS — Commercial, SmaU moving jobs Attics, cellars enue. Red Bank and get your Situations Wan much more Monochrome $1199 Contemporary set. green & VERTICAL BUNDS — For 2 only Work done at YOUH CON residential Floor waxing, carpet gutters cleaned Free estimates VENIENCE Repairs, dram clean ed ad working for you Color $1399 C white Excellent condition $350 double windows. 7f long X 57 NEW — And old work. Rooms, shampooing, general cleaning CaH 495-1697 sToma MECHANICS A LABOR- Call after 3 30 739-3244. high. Almond cotor $50 each set •ng A replacements Lie «72B2 ERS — Men A worsen must be NURSES AIDE COMPUTER — NortrTstar for additions, repairs, remodeling, Act now* 946-9589 Answer machine 493-3i?5 accountant* office, Client Pro- MAPLE c6uCH~~ and chatr*. Also attractive round yellow push decks, basements etc No 10b to CLEAN YARDS willing to work ft learn installation $25 Nights 8pp m -7am twin bed set wrth mattresses. button phone Call 758-8148 production Call 495-3765 nd f gram Accounting software free small 747-5023 after 5om HANDY MAN Cellars, attics ft garages penenced references 871-4434. Sears dishwasher top load, ser- VIDEO CAMERA S All types of work done. Free estimates 706 Resumes 774-5423 alter 5pm vice for 12 while stoneware set CONTEMPORARY - Sleeps (1) Panasonic AG100 camcorder RT BUILDERS — Reroofing Reasonable rates For FREE 741-2149 SUPERB RESUMES lor Dry Cleaning Store F/T must TUTOR — Reading, math eng- and 2 quilted spreads CaH 2 months old AH accessories i special $55 per sq Alterations estimates, call 739-2045 Personal A Professional be experienced 4 quality minded sofa Furry brown and tan stripe 291-2661 650 Masonry tisn certified teacher gr K-8 Cal has queen Mze mattress and you case mci. $1000 (i) industria Free ests Local Ref s Prompt HOME IMPROVEMENTS Call 495-5693 for details Call Madison Village Cleaners 495-1316 6-10 pm JVC GSX 700U camera. $900 service 787-0971 anytime 566-3232 must see to appreciate Atkini MAYTAG — WASHING MA- Aah. your home could look Service 55 Situations $300 222-0765 CHINE EXC CONO CALL Can 566-6a60 maahvelous Mike 495-2715 740 Tree Services SUBSTITUTE 671-3328 or 657-8771 455 Carpet Installation Bill. 495- 0555 MASUN-CONCRETE WOHK — CONTENTS~0F~H0ME — NOT a VINTAGE — Pepsi ve7tding~rnl WOODY S TREE SERVICE MOTOR ROUTE DRIVERS Wanted Mala chines (2) hard to find Bast offer JIM S CARPET INSTALLATION Sidewalks, patios, driveways, Tree ft shrub trimming A removal Adults with reliable vehicles garage sale Call after 6pm o Moving must sell Love sat hide a JOHN ROESING leave a message 922-9617 Call 842-4414. -* Sales, cleaning re-iays, re- C ol 0 Specialists steps, block A brick Free esit- Fully insured Free estimates wanted to substitute on motor NEED bed 3 chest of drawers old stretches ft repairs 264-6177 matei. Call Bill at 756-9214. Call 530- 1812 routes (U> RANGER 1985 4X4 5 p lor Donna LEONARDO 741-3441 write tor our complimentary alter 5 A kd ll 767-2547 or 787-7247 Realtor, Mr Yagoda. 776-8600 spd . 8.000 miles, radio SR win- weekend! call CAMARO 1965. charoqal 7 inn K«» OK $600 s brochure ot exclusive listings HONDA dow, under costing, cap & Sutras 47-71W. JUST RENTALS Bkr 389-1555 110 Wanted to Rent BARRY THE BUILDER — WHI jrey, custom interior F-41 KEANSBURG — MO/wk + 1 wk FOUR SEASONS, Realtors buy your house, as is, lor cash 5 year warranty Excellent con BRADLEY GT 1976 — Air con- (USpansion tilt wheel. crui»e sec Regular & cable TV. use of Clean, responsible student 26 12 Kings Hwy. Middletown Houses in poor condition only dHton Call 741-8109 ditioningg, gullwing doors, 15,000 control sunroof LOADED" LINCROFT kitchen, washer & dry Elder - 671-5200 All ATC'S on sale Years old Would like to rani Call 566-282(1 FORD F2S0 PICK UP onotnal $2 500 Call $10,500 Call anytime 291 8146 4 rjdrms. large spin ranchei Den ly/middle age women pret pri- oom in Little Silver. Red Bank, 97 E River Rd NEW JERSEY S * 1 VOLUME family room, dining room, oar- vatB home Call afier S pm Shrewsbury. Holmdel. LincroH, Rumson 530-9600 House, townhouse or condo 2-3 1972 with complete age, oldce kids, pets Only 495-9350 or neighboring area Please cell 59 E Main SI bdrms. Red Bank, Fair Haven. HONDA DEALER plow set up Asking BUHLER& BITTER INC CAMARO $1000 No fee Little Silver. Navesink + or - $1800 CaH 747 9005 Chrysler - Plymouth 1985 $9600 LOVELY ROOM —' ln~quite ok) at 671-2208. Mulmdel 948-3700 Rt 9. Freehold : 3290 Hwy 35 264-5000 M R.S Really 389-1234 OAK RIDGE REALTY $100,000 imnola real estate Can 938-6555 ORD — Econoine '75 van 100 Call 642 6289 Shrewsbury Working gentelman RED BANK AREA agent 609 921-8954 it sell, moving. New tires, new MATAWAN - 7 rm 1 family preferred Sec & ret Call $400 OR LESS Adult Communities BUICK SKYHAWK 1982 — Low CAMARO - 1969 307 4ba>r# Avail Parking. Kids OK Call SUZUKI — DiribAe 1983RM80 exhaust, good cond $1000 mileage Good condition A/C. Runs EXCELLENT Many new 747-5661 PLEASE CALL 341-6000 Excl cond Never raced Hardly 530-9343 Weichert Rentals Inc 290-9555 747 7907 1 8LFI AM/FM stereo cass SACRAFICE I6r Licensed Real Estate Broker RED BANK ever ridden Extras 9650 $4,900 Call 842-8231 $2700 Call 495-0759 MIDDLETOWN — Large room, RED BANK — Artist needs studio 671-4206^or best offer ORD F250 — 1973 With MIDDLETOWN — 3 bedroom. 1 good area Business person 2 story Colonial 8 rooms 1 bath BUICK '.Kyiark 1980 Limited ^AMARO — 1983 Loaded. I bath, garage $850 Call space with good light Reason- $74,000 Call 747-2399 or SUZUSKI 650 1961 v-6. burgandy. 4-dr. loaded Tops ps. pb pw, power trunk preferred Available immed Call I Call 946-9797 4d. oad 671-6483 671-2274or957-3960(Iv mess) 542-8920 152 Boats and Engine & drive train perfect Less End cond $2500 26264 - 7093 lock, cruise, tilt wl auto, 6 MIDDLETOWN — Available than 10.000 miles Needs frame RUMSON — Large English Tutor Accessories FORD 1975 — F250. V-B. Great cyl . stereo Excellent condition April. 4 bdrm 2 1/2 bath, den RED BANK - ^xUNeiwliui t At ESTATE $400 Call 642-2215 evei. any- BUICK — 1958 4 dr special V8 $6500 or b/o Call after 6pm on over 1 acre with water views 6 MAKO — 1982" 254 center con- time on weekend*, running Strong & clean $2,100 fireplace 2 car garage Large se- and tram station Security re- FOR SALE bdrms, plus servants quarters. Cail 671-4194 __ Needs transmission work Body 747-2054 cluded lot. pool $1600 per montf quited Call after 5pm 747-0613 oil heat. 4 car garage By owner sole 1982 Johnson 235. with oil ~ ~ YAM AHA" 1984 IT250 solid. Car in good shape $450 or plus utilities References one- m head new 1985 Wash GMC SIERRA — Pick up 79. 1 b/o 229-3610 CELICA GT — am/tm cats RED BANK — One bedroom $495000 Call 747-5124 Excellent condition Canadian boost , a/c new tires w/gold year lease 671-2544, ask tor 131 Houses for down. Loran, VHF, flasher iport $1,500 or best offer CaH ton. 4-spd. new tires, runs good Paul. Paul P. Bova, Inc. Share kitcheii/balh Gentlemen SHREWSBURY — 1 year old 4 corda* SS T- Top- electronics $1900 787-6030 BUICK - Regal LTD 1982 my extras $4500 Call preferred 741 0739 bedroom Colonial on 1 acre In a box Clear enclosure leaning 291-2649 after 6 pm PS/PB power windows and 842-4255 jtilul n. W MKI t si) It OlflCA new development $259,900 By post with cooler retainer all in- GMC — Dump truck V-6 engine, locks. A/C. lifetime rustproof CHEVY — Nova 66 6-cyl. au«o RED BANK — Newly construe! •u 290 Trucks* new clutch, pressure plate, and 26,200 mi Cream Puff Call townhouses with lott areas. 2 108 Commercial near Lima • ,11,111 MX station. Owner 747-2497 stalled in 1965 Pompmetle SF 80 tires new radiator and fighting chair, spray hood, out throw out bearing Asking $1200 946-9078_ bdrms. 2 baths, carpet & ap- Rentals Carpeted 842-4920 eves Traitors Ford King Cab 76 Rebuilt V-8 brakes have receipts $800 Can 842 3826 132 Condota. riggers Call 9am-5pm 5B3-4160 BUiCtTREGAL Dave after 4pm 741 5333 pliances included. $1 200-1.500 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 1700 ofB42-79O4 ASPLUNDH BUCKET TRUCK — engine. needs transmission per month plus utilities Call sq ft ideal 'or warehouse facili FAIR HAVEN — By owner 3 Townhouses 45 Mounted on a 1971 GMC work Asking $1200. Call 76 77.000 mi CHEVY— Malibu wagon 1975 530- 7300 tor into ties or light manufacturing Call bdrm, I"* bath New roof, stove 22 WHITE CEDAR GARVEY flatbed HydroUc tools, good 642-8313 or 642-9560 lor appt Very good cond $1100 Pampered by ElectncafEngineer CONTEMPORARY — 2 bedroom Call 495-0133 RED BANK — Tower Hill area 2 972-9654 dayt. microwave, hot water heater townhouse. 2 baths, sunken liv- 8 beam No motor condition, garage kept $15.0000 to see vehicles. Very dependable. e«c cond odrm colonial, lireplace. w/w Lots of built m bookcases. Excel- $1000 firm Oays. 223-8300, eves. BUICK ~ RegaT 77 V-6. AC, $600 firm Call 291-1427 ATRACTIVE - MooeTrT"office" lent condition Principals only ing room, dining room, large eat- Call 291-0245 229-4356 GMC JIMMYlW" carpal. pane* basement in Mcnen. basement and utility 4 wheel drive PB. AM/FM. bucket seats sunroom grounds maintained by Heart of Red Bank private on site $210,000 Call 842-9091 after 5 72.000 mi New tires and shocks CHEVY~MALUBU arkmg place Heal supplied Call pm room, lireplace. central air. ver- 154 Recreational BLAZER — S10 4X4 in excellent $2,500 1978 Classic owner Convenient tor com-?4i-am tical blinds in every window, wall- condition Loaded. u.oOOmiles Carl 388-1546. Looks and runs great $2400 $1300 or b/o muter No pets Lease SB50+uiii to-wall carpeting throughout In- Vehicles Must sell Ashing $12,000 Call ',4;' 1528 _Call_787-9323 530-2091 ^^____^ EATONTOWN — Professional FAIR HAVEN" terior recently painted, parque HONDA — Passport motor bike CAB-OVER-CAMPER — Sleeps 642-4574 after 6pm BuTctTSKYLARK 1972 - Good RED BANK — Waterfront large 3 otftce space Prime location Attractive rancher w/remodeled floor Located in Middletuwn For Semi-automatic. 2500 mi Per- condition Good interior 4 extra CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC Parking lot Immed occupancy kitchen and bath Very conve- 4. stove/oven, prop floater re- BRAND NEW — Locking tool fect cond Excl value at $550 or WAGON — 1976 108.000 rtu bdrm PalK). parking great lo sale by owner, no brokers radials $275 Catl 291 -8639 7 cation S850+ulil Call 9-5 M-F Mon-Fn, 9-fc 542-0550. nient location near school, $117,500 Call 671 1263 cently remodeled, good amoum box, with tool tray, fits many Pick b/o 741-3203 am or evening $2000 Call 842-3854 530-730O stores. and bus Asking HAZLET — Come see this 2 ot storage Bathwitn porta potti Up $85 Call 264-1402. VEGA 197S — Does not run HIGHLANDS" — Stof eToflice $1500, neg Call 291 4614 BUICK CHEVY MONTE CARLO — 77 carpeting renovated $225 plus $120,000 bedroom Village Green CHEVY Body in beautiful shape, new Opel Mania 75 1 owner AM/FM CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor WOLVARINE 1977 — Fully tail Pith up 76. With cap $700. Call tires 1975 Astra. 54.000 miles stereo. 70.000 mi $850 Fully loaded, power sunroof RED BANK utlkOes Calt/22-lfll9 Independently Owned/Operated townhouse Super clean, large contained $250 Delivered Call Must sell Clean Asking $995 living room, kitchen dining area. B42-J&0. Complete car $425 for both Call 787-3396 2 bdrm Colonial, washer 'dryer RED BANK +• Protosuontl Ol 813 River Road. Fair Haven 389-1546 583-9126. Call 531-3639 yard lor kids Only $700 S lice Suites available m various 741-7666 IV2 baths All for only $90 000 CHEVY — 1980 CtO Pick up CADILLAC ELDORADO 1983- KirwanCo 7B7-66OO Excl cond 58,000 mi AM/FM 1 owner. 35 000 miles. V-8. auto CHEVY 1MPALA 1967 MRS. H—By 369-1234 Zimmerer Buildings Units range 300 Autos for Sale Fastback 283 with holloy 650 Irom 1 room to entire building of "GOVERMENT HOMES lrom"$1 cassette New tires, battery, and PS/PB. A/C. AM/FM cass (U repair) Also delinquent tax 133 Income $13,500 Call 922 2194 Aldelbrock manifold & more RED BANK 3400 square feet (plus base- property. Call 1-805-687-6000 muffler $3500 264-3417 AMC JEEP CHEROKEE 1974 - Great tor engine parts $200 Cad ? tarn nice area $400 ment), all locations on Broad St & E«t GH-B247 for inlo Property m CHEVY C10 PICK-UP 1902 Auto, 4 wheel drive, 2 years old, CADILLAC — El Dorado, 1979 495 0/64 Meyer snow plow Jeep needs JUST RENTALS Bkr 3B9~1S55__ are carpeted, air conditioned & L6. Auto .PS/PB.4I OOOmi Exc One owner, excellent condition have available parking Rates HOLMDEL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3 250 Auto Insurance cond $5800 Call 495-3472 after back window, some rust but runs CHEVY — impala 1973 All RUMSON — 3bdrm col Walk lo yr old building on Rt 36 900 good $700 or best offer Call 2-tone brown $5,000 firm Cal power PS PB. PW A/C. AM/FM school $1100 plus utii & sec | range from $10-*12 per square EDWARD W COLLINS 6pm eves 747-0794 loot, plus utilities Call Manager AGENCY REALTORS 946-4144 sqft office plus 1100 sq ft 291-2415 Good running cond $550 or besl A,,ill 4/1 530-345flalt 6pm Walter 2mrwe^842-9595 apartment 530-7183_ CHEVY — 63 pick up V-8, 3- CADILLAC — 1981 Coupe DeVil- offer 264-5435 TOMS RIVER adult community HOLMDEL — Center hall col- spd. good work truck Asking BMW — 1985 3181 PS/PB. power le White Cabriolet roof. PS PB RED BANK omal. only 6years old. and under HIGHLANDS — 6 apts plus 2 windows, 5 spd, AM/FM stereo PW, AM/FM stereo, till wheel CHEVY - 1977 Malibu classic to rent or buy. MINT. 7 rooms, commercial Water views CHECK OUR RATES (350 495 3999 uarage good location, $595 lOOOsq ft with office. 542-1094 $300,000 4 spacious bdrms Phoenix Brokerage, famous lor sun roof, factory warranty 9.O0C wire wheels Mint cond $5950 a/c. am/lm. good tires great ' after 5pm. large living room and dining $199.000 Possible financing low-cost auto insurance and CHEVY — Van 1979 exc cond mi garage kept mint cond firm 531-8642 work car Needs tender work 270-4694 eves Call 722 1619 Asking $700 Call 747-0127 afur SHREWSBURY — Pro- room, modern kitchen, family friendly service, now giving free heavy dutie trans and suspension $17,500 Call 741-8935 CAMARO 1976 - V-B. PS/PB UNION BEACH — 2 bedroom room w/fireplace Nicely land- FNVESTORS quotes by phone Take me op new tires PS/PB, ac, cruise con- BMW — 1980 MOSB green A/C Runs good Needs body 6pm home Prime location $75O/mo lassionally appointed offices provided w/lumilure. telephones, scaped Call us for more details Have complete protection on all lions You may save hundreds troll AM/FM stereo $3900 Cal European color 71,000 mi work $900 or best offer Cal CHEVY — Monza 80 4-cyl Many others to choose from Call HOLMDEL-GROUP REALTY property & complete coverage as Rl 36Keyport 264-308 Single owner A new born baby 9 am lo 9 pm conference 100(11. unities, clean- after 6pm 872-1563 671-7691 auto. PS. PB. AC AM/FM stereo ing service and lull time recep- 9HOLMDEL — Center hall col- well Call 530-9373 or 530-4926 Broad Si Shrews 544-140 CHEVY "PICK-UP 1981 — 6 cyl never had better care Has more w/tape 73.000 m> Tilt whffei SPINDRIFT REALTORS tionist Price complete from onial, only 6 years old. and under PS/PB. loang bed. cap. 37,000 than you want in extras Price CAMARO 228 1984 Dark blue sunroof good cond Asking $300,000 4 spacious bdrms. 135 Commercial 270 Auto Services/ $13500 Call Billy after 5pm 5 spd . t-root. loaded A-1 con- $2300 229-5197 S 500/mo Secretarial services miles Excellent condition 84? 1116 are also available. Call 747-8277 large living room and dining $4,100 Call 842-4271 or dition 16,000 miles Must sell room, modern kitchen, family Property Part* CHEVY NOVA 1976 — 6 cyl 264-9511 and ask lor P 842 3756 $9675 Call 222-2868 auto , air, PS. 4 dr 70,000 ong WEST LONG BRANCH — 2 bdrm room w/fireplace Nicely land- FOR SALE OR RENT TRUCK CAP BMW — 7331 1984 SHOW CAMARO /?B 1983 Loaded UNION BEACH — ISOCTsq'lt scaped Call us for more details international Galleries Property 4X8, good condition DATSUN — 1962 Pick-up with ROOM CONDITION Burgarv ma' miles Runs good Many new ranch Washer/dryer A/C BBQ 5 Spd Excellent conditon Musi parts $650 or best offer Oall grill Sec and references Call Hwy 36 frontage $975/mo HOLMDEL-GROUP REALTY 5000 sq ft + 2000 sq fIt btbtddg ' $75 or b/o. cap AM/FM. 50.000 ong. mi dy/Pearl. leather interior, 5 spd sell $7800 Call 291-0974 229-5159 583-8381 ^ 946-3833 SHREWSBURY 74747-6207 0 Call 495-2272 after 6pm Must sell Call 787-2555 toaoed 17,000 mi CaH 747-5805 264-1865 I" 131 Houses for Sale 131 Houses lor Sale 131 HoustS for Salt ui Houses tor Sale 131 Houses for Sale 131 Houses for Sale 131 Houses for Sale 131 Houses for Sale 131 Houses for Sale

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BENEDETTO REALTY GROUP is a professional, efficient agency with a friendly staff. We offer a generous commission split, super bonus pro- gram and training classes. For ad- ditional information please contact HAZLET $128,900 MIDDLETOWN $297,500 Conveniently located three bedroom ranch offering Chris Benedetto at 671-0404 or eve- Gorgeous Oak Hill ranch boasting 5 BRs, DR. dream FAIR HAVEN gas heat, Ig. LR, 18x13 dining rm., 17 ft. kit., 23 ft. nings at 671-0822. REALTOR kit. 24x24 Great Rm.. skylights, full wall Irpl., 3 baths. family rm., carpeting. 80x100 lot and detached Vh car C/A, 24 ft. hobby rm., bsmt., art. 2 car garage and so Ranch with cedar shakes on m plus acres. New garage. REALTOR much more! REALTOR kitchen w/custom cabinets, carpeting and new ap- pliances. Must be seen. Cal today!

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45 W RIVER ROAL (201) 741-9257 Squire Shopping Center Squire Shopping Center Squire Shopping Center RUMSON. N J O771.J 1298 Hwy 35, Middielown 671-0404 1298 Hwy 35. Middletown 671-0404 1298Hwv35 Middletown 671-0404

MIDDLETOWN Beautiful ranch on almost seven acres with in-ground pool and bam w/hay loft This custom ranch w/aimost 5000 sq. ft. of ABERDEEN — $86,900 BRING YOUR FAMILY TO THIS living space is perfect tor entertaining. Magnificent spiral stair ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS GREAT STARTER OR RETIREMENT HOME SEASHORE COLONIAL IN ALLENHURST case leads to built-in wet bar, dance floor and full wall brick Charming 3 bedroom ranch on qutot itratt. Lovaly laoMd In raar yard, fireplace. 4 BR, 3 bath, ig FR, sauna. 2 F-piaces, central air Legal 2 family, now used as one family. Outside oompM •* pity arat ana a»ng M HUnMoanoa m» aluminum Ming 4/5 bodrooms; 3 baths; basementtent;; garage family room; and new Casablanca room overlooking pool and cabana w/full fireplace and lovely breezy porch. Walk to beach, entrance to second apartment, which could be mafcM IN* home easy to love. Wooded oversi7»d lot wrth excellent bath. Subdivision possibilities Offered at $525 000 neighbor! Plenty 01 iKyaoe m attic (Pun down H.Joen Snarl) Don t wan shops, and train. Buy now at $199,900 arranged on second or third floor. Excellent in- too long lor tttti one" Location: vestment. $155,000. 291-0919 222 Highway 35 747-9600 Middletown 264-9511 New Jersey Mailing Address LESHER ASSOCIATES SPINDRIFT 222 Highway 35 „ 65 1st Ave. Atlantic Highlands FINANCIAL SPINDRIFT Red Bank, NJ 077011 NETWORK REALTORS 291-0919 REALTORS REALTORS• 747-3900

IMMACULATE MOTHER-DAUGHTER THROW AWAY YOUR PAINT BRUSH HIGHLANDS HILL Relax and enjoy the cozy lireplace in this spacious 2 HILLSIDE CHARMER Conveniently located in one ol Middletown s finest bedroom town home. All the conveniences ol owning Located in the Hills ol Highlands this darling two area is this spacious six bedroom, three bath home Charming three bedroom home with fireplace in family without the work! Eat-in Kitch., form. din. room, fin- bedroom home has economical gas heat, cozy fire- with new custom kitchen, fireplace in family room, room. Large back yard with detached garage, storage ished basement, private patio. King size furniture fits in place in living room, all bordering a private park finished basement, private yard—all this in mint con- basement, within walking distance to NY bus. near the 18x12 master BR. Cent. A/C, cent. vac. are some of dition. $234,900 beaches and shopping. $97,500 the niceties. Call today. Asking $117,500. :OVENt« All OF eKMMOUTH COUNTY XNimm AII OF MomouTH county OOVE KING «U « M0MUUTH COUNT' - WATEmon t miAHo TOO - WATHnorr i INIANO TOO - WATERFKWT t IKIAND TOO «M»E« NATIONAL AND INTER •etIME* NATIONAL AND INTER. MEMBER NATIONAL AND INTER NATKMAL KFCMU. SERVICES BAHRS NATIONAL RErERRAl SERVICES BAHRS NATIONAL WrEMUl SERVICES BAHRS REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS 1 Bay Ave 1 ••» Ave). 1 Bay Ave. Mlflhl.oda Highland* Highlands 1 Off lAHfia HITAUMHT Of*. UM MBTAUMNT Of* lUMI MITAUB'"' 140 MARKHAM PLACE (Corner Protptet) Little Silver. N.J. 741-0950 872-1600 872-1600 872-1600 8B The Register SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15.1986 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos for Salt 300 Autos lor Salt 300 Autos lor S*H CHEW NOVA E — Polara 1964 4dr :HCURY — 1979 Monarch PONTIAC — BonneviUe wagon 73 Noedt work $350 ot best dan 318 cu in 86,000 Of KJ mi ood cond.. 8 cyl am/lm. ac 1982 auto VB. loaded, axe oitai Callatltr 8pmM3-5M9 pt-ndabw transportation J250 BOO or b/o can 496-1975 cond new tirea and brakes DEALING IN DISCOUNTS! Mil otter Call 787-8*70 $5400 Cal^B72-0«25: CHEVELLE — 197? wagon j»u ERCURY ZEPHEBWAGON PONTtAC — Tempeat. 1968 ODGE ASPEN .978 — 4 or 76 — A/C. PS/PB. AM/FM. cutxc in auto runs oood AM/FM wmil* needs some work Ask- v-8 Runs good, body m fair ttarao $250 liim Call 264 1865 Dial! Atking 11.250 S325 ERCEOES BENZ — 70131 Newman Springs. Red Bank Can 495-2474 ODOE COLT — 1979 Slick, 9OSEL 8-cyl. lual truaetad. 4- tcnback AM/FM radio. 4 cyl. Dodge-AMC-Jeep-Renault pd. automatic. A/C. PS, PB. 747-0040 CHEVY CAVALIER 1982 ~ — 000 mi Excellent running M/FM S3000 Call atur 5pm Hatchback Type to 4 spd low ndiiton $1990 Call 747-4288 J-296J SAAB TURBO — 1964 4 dr.. miH-age n*w Wet S3.700 Call ODGE MINI BUS 1981 —20 auto, all options $14,000 Call 542-5324 ERCURY — 1979 Zepnyr 4- «or. aulo. 6-cyl. PS/PB. A/C. 201-566-0011. . CHEVY — Capr.ce 77 4 now e $D00 hue Good condition in and out ~SANSdWOL0S -CADILLAC t.'ft A/C 73 000 mi V»ry good 718 389-3939 000 original m«i AM/FM Newman Spnngs Rd . Red Bank cond $1800 NKOOMtM OOOGE araocaaaana Call 741-3112 "41-0910 577-1731 70 Good cond 2dr.6-cyl CHEVY CAMARO - Sports ERCURY MARQUIS — 78. 4- ' ~ STRAUS BUICK OPEL $400 of best oHet orougnam-700 70 Ponl.ac 2- 9 ACRES of New & Used Cars coupe 65 Hoi r»a t topi 5- Call 291-5522 alter 5pm Calatna. $200 1909 Mutlang. Hwy 36 264-4000 Keyport spd low miles loaded E»cl ODGE — 1978 Aspen station 50 767-5040. cond $10000 Can 739-6909 or agon sm VB. 90 000 mi must SUNBIRD 583 2664 II First $275 takes it Call ERCURV — 1977 Cougar XR7 5 5195 w. a/c. air shocks, am/lm 1980 $1095 CHEVY^NOVA — 1974 Runs areo. new paintd job baautilul Good 2nd car Radial*, new bat ODGE OMNlTfMS — 5 spcT. aidaandoul Call 642-6379 TOM S FORD Drive it away $200 Call M/FM radio 12 000 miles 200 Hwy 35 Keyport 758-8038 ERCURY — Cougar con- 000 Call 495-1547 mbM 72. Naw lop. naw tires 264-1600 CHEVY MALIBU ODGE - 1979 Omni 024 auto built 351 CJ motor Rabuitt TOYOTA — CoVoUa SR5 titt back 1974 Needs tear brakes & some i/PB. A/C. AM/FM stereo n». much more $2500 or b/o 1983 27,000 ml 5 spd mint cond body work Runs great $300 ss good running cond $1000 ill between 3-It 530-9239 $49 00 Call 747-2835. Call 291-9019 B/O Call 671-3493 USTANG — 196S convertible TOYO~TA^— Corolla 1976 runs CHEVY IMPALA" — 72 AlODGE SWINGER 19734 — istic 289. pa. pb, console, good best offer 140.000 mi 2 dr. FINANCING power extras Good running uto A C, new vinyl top & in- my naw parts Ashing 13000 4 spd C_all_75e-0757. cond $575 787-9672 _ Very good condition $650 a« 872-0525 CHEVY BLATER" — 1979 an 291- 2415 TOYOTA COROLLA 1976 — 4 wn*el drive, aulo a/c. radio E»c USTANG — 1980 pa, pb. door station wagon Good con- snape 56,000 milei Cad USTER 1973 — Sun root, |UII i cats., naw radials. a/c. ditton CaH672-T0O5 ON REGALS 787-8026 sseti inspection last month rwool. excellent condition TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 — 000 miles $750 or best offer •3000 CaH B_7r-491S 1962 5spd . sunroof, hftback CHEVY - Blazer 64 Full sued alt 291 8457 USTANG — 1968 3 spd Auto AM/FM stereo Asking $4890 VB-305 4 wheel dr>ve perfect GIVE YOURSELF UP TO 48 MOS. TO PAY OLVO 144 1973 - Cant be ood condition $1750 Before 4 Call 671-0221 condition $12 000 negotiable >en as is due to bent control call 495-2100, altar 4pm call TO QUALIFIED BUYERS 495-5943 TOYOTA — 1975 Corolla runs 1 Asking $250 or best otter -0337. great-rebuilt engine, new ex- CHEVV BLAZER — 1979 2 I53O-7M7__ USTANG — 1974, P/S. haust, battery and card Needs wheel drive aulo. a/c radio E«c AT SPIDER 2000 — 1979 M/FM. Clean Excellent runing body work $395 or B/O Call THE BEST AT shape 56 000 miles Call onv 4 cyl 5 Spd , AM/FM P/VV. ondition $1000 Of b/o Call 264 - 2256 eves 787-8026 CHEVY BLAZER — B lull instrumentation New J5-1976 1979 2 wheel drive aulo, a/c nust & brakes Good conditon TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 — radio Exc shape 56 000 miles king $2250 Call 739-9S81 LDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1963 4 Naw lire* Loaded, gar- Call 787-8026 976 — Auto , V-6. A/C, PS/PB. aged Auto . AM/FM cass 33.000 THE LEAST! ORD - 1974 Mustang standard l/FM $1500 Call 747-9267 $5900 Call 739-9191 CHEVY — 1979 6-Cyl $950 ift $1000 or best otter Call TOYOTA — Cel»ca 79 QP5-spd Chevy MaiiDu convertible 64 6s 2-2058 LDSMOBILE — Custom cyl, auto Needs work $800 hrm uiser Wagon. 9 passenger beige coupe w/brown vinyl rool 264-2663 after 6pm ORD — Granada 2 dr Qrua 1975 i84 W/every option Exc cond AC AM/FM stereo cassette, new engine, exc cond 5.000 miles 264-8652. sunrool 77.300 mi Call days CHEVY"— cneveiie Mai-tuT73 750 Call 842-8122 542-6144 or evet 389-2096 307engme Runs good LOS"OMEQA 1977 — PS/PB. TOYOTA COROLLA 1977 — 4 brakes new tires Needs niters ORD — Trim) 73. 361 engine, M/FM cass new tires Good spd.. AM/FM stereo, well main- $1000 or b/o Call 495-0658 uto trans PS. PB. AC $350 or ondition Best offer Call tained, original owner $1,400 CHEVY — Ce'lebnty 1982 4 dr »st offer 787-9528 11 -9378 Call 671 -1917. V6 auto PSPB A/C AM/FM ORD THUNDERBIRD — 1977 LDS "DELTA"**""— '71 "Corv Rally wheels, new tires exc ith 79 351 engine Great con- enable Must sell Exci cond TOYOTA TERCEL — 1981 2- cond 30000 mi $5 500 Ca S175O Call 609-924-4747 ovtng $1275 VW Rabbit 76 dr . Red/Black, 5-spd. Front- 739-2390 vrs leave message i50 Call 739-0063 wheel dnve AM/FM stereo. S/B CHEVY IMPALA 1960 — 4 dr ORD — 197T Mustang "stam- LDS - 1978 Cutlass Supreem adals 30 mpg 93.000 Hwy mi 283 V-6 47 000 original miles ard shift $1000 or best offer mall V8 loaded 4 new tires. Great car $2000 747-1263. Needs interior work A windshield allB72-2OM_ TOYOTA — Corolla 1976 Runs good 140.000 ml 2 dr 4 $450 of best offer Cai FORD 787-5458__ ipd$i50. Call 756-0757 after nto 74 4-cyl. new tires $450 LDSMOBILE — 83 Oelta 88 Spm, CHEVY — 1973 Camaro 350 en- ail 946-3431 32 000 mi Excl cond All up gine and trans great body ons Often. 671-9609 TRANS AM — 85 HP/FI 305 HP burgandy and silver paint pif suspension Fully loaded 9000 stnpmg Rally wheels spoiler 976 LTD wagon V-8 good ' OLDSMOBJLET mi Best offer or swap lor Corvet- Must sacrifice $i800orB/O Ca ono $470 739-14477 eeves Cutless Supreme 76 te 566-0962 787-1125 after Spm OHO 1975 — . V-8 Great Auto PS PB 94 000 n CHEVY NOVA 1968 —6cyl M« $1000 739-3925 VOLVOFOR"QUALlfY brakes Many new parts Needs all 6 OLDS' TORONADO Large selection of late model 1 some mmor work Body in excel 985 6 000 m> Must sell Fully owner Volvo trade-tna Red Bank lent condition Greal project car ORD- 1979 LTD II 6cyl aac aded Call 739-9174 Volvo. 119 East Newman Springs ond 59 000 mi $2700 Call 39-4754 Rd Shrewsbury 741-5666 $300 or best offer Ca 39-1361 495-0658 LDS TORONAOO 1983 — De- VOLVO FORD THUNDERBIRD xe black with gray leather in- Diesal wagon 80 Great shape CHEVY — Citation 81 977 351 engine 75 000 nor $7800 or B/O Cai 75.000 mt $5500 or b/o. Call 1 /C. AM/Fkf $2000 Call 747-7303. 4dr hatch 4cyl stick PS tea 71-6557 6-7192 de'og ong owner 35mpg en PARK CHEVROLET VOLKSWAGON " condition $6000mi S2495 Cai FORD PINTO WAGON" 1972 SUPER BEETLE 1972 842-3769 Sales- Leasing-Service- Parts Runs $150 t 66 Neptune 775-1212 4 spd . rebuilt engine New n _ CHEVY M AUBlfCLASSIC Call 495-3997 als A Iront suspension Excellent LYMOUTH SATELLITE— 1973 running condition Body & paint 78 AC PS PB exc) ORD MUSTANO PASTSACK echentcally sound. PS/PB. A/C M7 — Auto 6 cyl. white with job is m fine shape' Good station cond $1600 firm 4 95 or b/o Call 741-3171 after car Getting new car mutt se'i* 741 -3789 atw 6pm ack interior Real nice $3,000 all 671 -6647 rm $850 will talk Call 583-5571 after CHEVY IMPALA — 77' wagon 5pm Runs good new Drakes good ORD TEMPO 1964 —~T— Reliant K. 1S61 ' VW RABBIT! "" optional 307 cubic Inch V-8, tinted glass, mats, delay wiper, rear GUARANTEED s. pb. a/c. 4dr . new radials 82 4-spd, 31 OOOrni Excl cond. CHEVY CAVALIER'WAGON — $4900 542-5982 _ defogger, air cond., remote mirror, AM/FM Stereo, and protection 1964 Aulo PS/PB AM FM 5 000 miles $2400 or best otter package. Stk. #6053. List Price M3.867. 3 In stock at this price. stereo luggage rack Exc c< RESULTS 842-8312 VW'SUPER BEETLE:— 74. Excl $S_700_M.u?is<*11 922-<854 Or we'll run your ad 10 IY MOUTH — Hori"ionTC3~'79 running cond ar>d body Rebuilt CHEVY~NOVA — 1972~2-dr days for FREE1 ilver and black A/C. AM/FM engine, sunroof. AM/FM cassette Small V8 PS/PB auto E*c con adio sunroof, rear louvers stereo $167 5. 530-0586 2000 739-0541 VW — Beetle 1971 exc transpor- $ dition mside & out Runs e>c ou can sen your automobile *vith 77 000 ong mi $695 Ca classified ad Here you II reach LYMOUTH — Baracuda 1966 tation $650 CaH after 4pm 495 - 03B2 ; ery anmous car buyers shop- ngional 273 engine. $2000 542 0649 mg our classified lor good buys wner 717-376-2452 WE BUY — Used cars lor export CHRYSLER COROORBA 197! 71-7574 11,855 Schwartz Chrysler-Plymouth- — ?2 000 mtlas Excellent moto LINES Enough space to de- & body Pr«•. AM/FMcaat.. a» ak cond.. P/S. P/B. AM/FM St., pwr . window*, w/ AM/FM u P/S, P/B, par sen S2195 Call 870-0456 cond AM/FM *1 A7S/W tlrw AS s/w tire*. Nice car. 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