Rain a grim reminder for storm aid applicants, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Master golfer 2 diplomats slain Crenshaw takes Bomb blast kills pair LONG BRANCH coveted Masters. Today's Forecast in South-West Africa. Cloudy, showers possible Page B2 Page A2 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 243 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, APRIL 16. 1984. 25 CENTS 109 file requests for aid as disaster center opens LONG BRANCH - Victims of last month's coastal storm began filing into the National Guard Armory, Ocean Avenue, yesterday afternoon as federal officials ac- cepted applications for disaster assistance. The armory is one of four Disaster Aid Centers which opened in New Jersey yesterday. At the end of the day, the center had received 109 applications for assistance. The four centers processed a total of 474 applications, both from those hit by the March 28 coastal storm and from victims of a rain storm that soaked northern Jersey beginning April 5. Dozens of local, county, state and federal employees assisted appli- cants tn filling out the forms needed to to apply for grants, loans and other assistance. Theodore Wilson, a state Emerg- ency Management Agency rep- resentative at the Long Branch center, described the application D»«lit«r pholo by L«r» P..n. process as "somewhat of a paper EASTER WEEK — James Williamson, 4, of Wanamassa, and mill." Nicholas Paolise, 4, Oceanport, are bundled up against the cold, "We are getting the applicants damp weather yesterday as they leave Holy Trinity Roman Catholic processed relatively quickly, and Church, Long Branch, carrying palms. The palms were distributed giving them the information they during mass. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week. are after," he said. "I expect it will take two or three weeks before they R.gltl.r pholo b« L.rry P«rn« see action on their application." AID CENTER OPENS — Government officials Gilmartin, county coordinator of the Office of Wilson said everyone is required yesterday began processing applications for disas- Emergency Management. T> omas Lynch Jr, to complete a standard federal aid ter aid grants, loans and other assistance at a Monmouth County freeholds director, Howard Palm Sunday, form before being steered toward Disaster Aid Center at the National Guard Armory, Halsey, Federal Emergency Management Agency the agency best equipt to handle Ocean Avenue, Long Branch, and at three other their case. Region III representative, and Thomas Crosby. The Federal Emergency Man- centers statewide. From left to right are: Ronald FEMA representative. Passover usher agement Agency is operating all four centers with about 20 other Wilson said. "The whole idea is to what type and how much aid they ing, applications are reviewed by serve people as efficiently and agencies, including the U.S. Small should receive. Wilson said. an "exit interviewer," who Business Administration. quickly as possible." "Some of the agencies have their answers any remaining questions. Wilson encouraged applicants to in solemn week After completing the necessary own inspectors, some use outside Wilson said. come to the center prepared with paper work, applicants can expect contractors, it all depends on who "If there is any kind of problem documentation of their losses and a visit from a state or federal handles your application." he said. The county's Roman Catholic priesthood on that day because ol the person is sent back to an agency inspector who will recommend , See 109, page A2 community yesterday began ob- his words: 'Do this in memory of Before leaving the armory build- representative to further review. ' serving the church's holiest week me.' " of the year as thousands of Good Friday commemorates the Catholics observed Palm Sunday. death of Christ. "This is when And tonight, Jews begin the Jesus gave his life in ransom for eight-day observance of Passover, the sins of the world. He showec Bodies of 3 adults, 7 children one of the oldest religious festivals us we can win our way into in recorded history. Heaven," Strano said.. "On Holy The celebration commemorates Saturday we hold a vigil mass in the Jews' deliverance from the evening to celebrate the East slavery in Egypt more than 3,900 er event, and the vigil lasts found in Brooklyn massacre years ago. through Sunday. According to The Rev. Edward Easter Sunday celebrates NEW YORK (AP) - A baker know of any suspects. Neighbors Harlem apartment in 1979. Police couches. All dead, shot in the head D. Strano, pastor of St. Anns Christ's resurrection from the who followed a screaming neighbor described the residents of 1080 said that slaying was drug-related. Then in the kitchen, a couple more Roman Catholic Church. dead, Strano said. "On Easter we into the man's Brooklyn home Liberty Ave. in the East New York Burke said police were first people, the same way." Keansburg, churchgoers yesterday celebrate the greatest miracle ol found the bodies of three women section as "quiet" people who had notified of the 10 deaths at 7:19 Burke said the victims bodies received palms at the begining of all, and the very basis for our and seven children in what police moved into the house just two p m. yesterday by Carmine Rossi. were in three different rooms of the faith," he said. "Jesus showed by first-floor railroad flat, which sits mass to commemorate Jesus said was apparently the largest months before. the owner of the Rossi Bread his resurrection that he had kept on the middle of a mostly com- Christ's arrival in Jerusalem mass murder in the city's history. The bodies remained unidentified Bakery next door to the victims' his promises to us. and that we mercial block in a quiet, working- shortly before his death. Each of the 10 victims had been early today. "We don't think they house. Rossi said he was in his "He was hailed by the people as could have eternal life." class district. The second-floor shot in the head, some at close were all members of the same bakery when a man returned home the Messiah, and they threw palm Passover begins with the family neighbors were not home when the range, in the execution-style slay- family." said Sgt. Eddie LeSchack. to the two-story brick building and branches before him as he rode Seder, during which the Bible' discovery was made, he said ing yesterday afternoon. "There may have been some people emerged screaming. into town on a donkey," he said. Old Testament story of Exodus is Authorities said a 2-year-old girl visiting." The victims probably had been Rossi said the man. who he "On Palm Sunday we acknowlege told. Family members partake of found under a blanket was the sole Authorities described the victims dead for about six hours when they believed to be the husband of one of his being the Messiah." matzohs — unleavened bread — to survivor of what Mayor Edward as three adult women, one teenage were found. Burke said. The next holy day in the week is remind them of the hurried escape Koch termed "a massacre." girl, and four younger girls and two the victims, asked him if he was a Rossi said he found the 2-year old Holy Thursday, when Christ is said from Egypt when dough carried by "Six of the victims, at least, boys ranging in age from about 3 police officer. He said he accom- inside the house and brought her to have instituted two sacraments the fleeing Jews was baked in the were sitting in chairs." said Deputy years to the early teens panied the man into the house back to the bakery She was later at The Last Supper on the eve of sun. Police Commissioner Patrick Inspector Robert Burke, a 28- where "there were bodies all over taken to-Baptist Medical Center for his crucifiction. Passover, the "festival of free- Murphy. "There appear to be no year police veteran, said the crime the place." examination and then to 75th "He gave the disciples his body dom" links Jews to the suffering signs of panic. There appears to be was the city's largest mass murder "I came to a small bed. A young Precinct headquarters not far from and blood in the form of bread and in their ancient past, as well as to no disruption." that he could recall, and other girl was dead in the bed. " Rossi the crime scene wine," Strano said. "And we also the more recent tragedy of Naz Murphy and other police officials police officials agreed. In the recalled later. "Then I went to the Police sealed off the block where celebrate the insitution of the Germany and the Holocaust. said they had not established a largest recent multiple slaying, six living room. There were about the crime occured. and dozens of motive for the slayings and did not people were shot to death in a seven people in the living room on See 10, page A2 Death threats force of ficials to flee El Salvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador of the election council and a Hernandez Martinez Anti-Com- cause many of the names were in the 1982 voting for a constituent Christian Democrat Jose Napoleon (AP) — A member of the Central member of the party, left the munist Brigade. Kelly left for an incorrect and others were omitted. assembly — eligible citizens cast Duarte and Roberto d'Aubuisson ol Election Council left the country country Thursday. Easter'vacation that he had But the Central Election Council, their ballots at any polling place the ultra-rightist Republican Na- because of threats from right-wing The sources, who spoke only on planned before the'threats and which supervises the election pro- simply by presenting their identifi- tionalist Alliance. Duarte got 43.4 death squads, the archbishop of San the condition that they not be intends to return, the source said. cess, said Saturday that it was not cation cards and having their percent of the vote and d'Aubuisson Salvador said yesterday. A US identified, said Meza Delgado de- After the March 25 presidential possible "to organize an electoral fingers marked by special ink to got 298 percent in the March system that guarantees the purity source said an American official cided to leave after several sticks balloting, another rightist death show they voted. election that had eight candidates also left El Salvador after receiv- of the event (if there is no of dynamite were found in his squad, the Secret Anti-Communist The new registry, created with in the race. The runoff was re- ing threats. registry)." private offices. They did not say Army, Issued a statement saying it the aid of $3 4 million in U.S. funds, quired by law since none won a "We lament that a member of where he is now. would investigate bureaucratic Election Council President was designed to reduce the chance majority. the Central Election Council had to Another source said that John Armando Rodriguez said the coun- foul-ups in the voting and would of fraud. About 1 6 million people voted in flee the country apparently because Kelly, an election specialist for the cil believes the registry is a take action against election council The May runoff will be between See Officials, A2 of threats from death squads." U.S. Agency, for International De- members they deemed to be re- constitutional requirement and Archbishop Arturo Rivera y Damas velopment, had "temporarily" left sponsible. cannot be changed by a simple vote said in his weekly homily at the the country after receiving threats in the assembly. He also said the A runoff election for the presi- Metropolitan Cathedral. from a rightmwing death squad council considers itself to be the dency is set for May 6. -Monday during the past two weeks. supreme authority on elections. Sources in the Christian Demo- The country's legislative as- cratic Party confirmed that Rob- The source, who also asked not to The council announced it would sembly voted Friday night to do Lifestyle Bb erto Meza Delgado, vice president be'identified, said Kelly had re- call on President Alvaro Magana to Index ceived at least two telephone calls away with the electoral registry - veto the legislation. Movies A8 People A2 Cu Mr. Auto Insurance from people who said they were the list used to assign voters to Council members, who asked not Save You Money??? Call 747-4000. specific polling places. Advice B7 Obituaries A7 members of the Maximiliano to be identified for security Arts A8 Critics claimed the list had reasons, said it would be an Opinion A6 AtteatlOD Auto Dealers'. Business A5 Sports B2 Reach 02,000 different households Angelic Tiger caused confusion among voters, invitation to fraud to scrap the 30% off all wool & ultra suede spring many of whom were not able to find Classified B8 Television with the Register's Auto Section. voter list and go back to the old Comics . . . B5 For details call Classified Display suits, gabardine pants & skirts. 15 their polling places. They also said system. Your Town ... . B; First St.-Rumson. 541-4000 the registry created problems be- Under the former method — used

« A2 The DUly Rcgteter MONDAY. APRIL 16,1984 PEOPLE 2 diplomats die in blast WINDHOEK, South-west Africa African-Angolan monitoring com- liaison office staff in Windhoek. (AP) — Two U.S. diplomats were mission. The commission, which She said the two "were en route killed yesterday when a bomb the United States helped create in to Oshakatl where they had in- exploded at the gasoline station February, is trying to stop SWAPO tended to make local contacts Nine songwriters where they had stopped to service units in Angola from entering including members of the South their automobile in this disputed Namibia while South African forces African Defense Forces, who reg- territory. withdraw from southern Angola. ularly brief our representatives on in Hall of Fame Administrator-General Willie The statement said the bomb the activity of the Angolan-South van Niekerk said a black civilian exploded at 4:10 p.m. local time in African Joint Monitoring Com- NEW YORK (AP) - Nine American composers also was killed and four other the town of Okatana, and the mission." She declined to identify and lyricists were Inducted into the Songwriters Hall people were wounded. Americans were on their way to the them, pending notification of their of Fame yesterday, while clarinettist-band leader He did not Identify the diplomats, families. Benny Goodman received the National Academy of northern Namibian town of Os- but South African authorities said hakati. Reports from residents In Popular Music's lifetime achievement award. they believed they were the direc- Okatana said one of the Americans The songwriters active after 1950 inducted were "At a time when virtually every- tor of the U.S. Liaison Office in one In southern Africa is working was killed instantly by the bomb performer Nell Diamond, writer of "Song Sung Windhoek and his military rep- and the second died while being Blue" and "You Don't Send Me Flowers"; Henry toward peace, SWAPO still clings resentative, an army lieutenant to a barbaric preference for sense- treated for burns. Mancini, writer of "Moon River" and "Days of Wine colonel. No group asserted responsibility and Roses"; and Norman Gimbel, who wrote lyrics less violence," Niekerk said. for the bombing that shattered the for such songs as "Canadian Sunset" and "I Will Niekerk blamed the bombing on "The true nature of SWAPO's Walt for You." service station. Residents said the black nationalist guerrillas of the concern for the welfare of the South-West Africa Peoples Or- station had been the target of The trio inducted from those most active before people of Namibia appears clearly ganization (SWAPO). They have saboteurs in the past. 1950 are Richard Adler, composer of Broadway's from this incident," he added. "We "Pajama Game" and "Damn Yankees," and Bennie have been fighting a bush war for A Western diplomatic source Benjamin and George David Weiss, who together 17 years from bases in southern will do everything we can to who was briefed by South African wrote "Wheel of Fortune" and "Oh! What It Seemed Henry Mancini Neil Diamond Angola against South Africa's ad- safeguard the local population authorities said it did not appear To Be." Pinkard (1897-1962), co-writer of "Them There ministration of the territory, also against Insane and cowardly acts." that the blast had been directed at called Namibia. Three inducted posthumously were Billy Strayhorn Eyes" and "Sweet Georgia Brown." In Washington, a State Depart- the Americans, but they just hap- (1915-1967), composer of "Take the 'A' Train" and pened to be at the station when the Master of ceremonies for the academy's annual Niekerk's statement said the ment spokeswoman, Joanne "Lush Life"; Al Hoffman (1902-1960), co-writer of fund-raising dinner was Gene Barry, who is starring device exploded. The source asked Americans were members of a Reams, confirmed that'the U.S. "Allegheny Moon" and "Mairzy Doats"; and Maceo in the Broadway musical, "La Cage aux Folles." not to be identified. team working with a joint South victims were members of the WEATHER 109 aid requests filed (continued, City, said Michael Foster, a spokes- On Thursday, President Reagan l or7pm EST Tides ZKSdW» ie - Snow £51 .titles of ownership. "It makes it man for the Federal Emergency declared eight counties eligible for FlurtW Management agency. federal disaster aid. Sandy Hook •Htoh Temperatures easier if they have a list of what For three days beginning April 5, Residents of Atlantic, Bergen, All times Eastern Standard was damaged or destroyed," he said. the Passaic River and its tribu- Essex, Monmouth, Morris and TODAY: High: 08:00 a.m. and 8:26 p.m. and low: taries flooded parts of Passaic, Passaic counties are eligible for 02:02 a.m. and 2:17 p.m. The center, which opened at approximately 1 p.m. yesterday, Bergen, Morris and Essex counties, grants, loans and other assistance TOMORROW: High: 08:47 a.m. and 9:10 p.m. and will be open every day from 9 a.m. forcing more than 5,000 people to as they rebuild their homes and low: 02:50 a.m. and 3:01 p.m. to 7 p.m. until all applicants have flee their homes. businesses. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours; Sea been served, Wilson said. "Whether One program will provide $1.5 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 The week before, a coastal storm million for grants of up to $5,000 it takes one or two or three weeks, accompanied by winds approaching minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. we'll be here until everyone is each to residents without flood hurricane force raised Atlantic Insurance or other coverage. The Sun, Moon finished," he said. . Ocean tides 10 feet above normal, Besides the 109 applications pro- six counties and Ocean and Cape All limes Eastern Standard flooding homes, tearing up May counties also are in line for cessed at the armory, 145 were boardwalks and eroding beaches. TODAY: Sunrise 5:17 a.m.; sunset 6:36 p.m. received at the Anthony Wayne $8.3 million to repair public facili- TOMORROW: Sunrise 5:16 a.m.; sunset 6:37 p.m. FronlsrCoW Warmi Occluded i Stationary a High School in Wayne; 175 at State officials have estimated ties. Last quarter April 23; first quarter, May 8 ; full moon Pequannock High School, and 45 at Cape May and Ocean counties Cleveland 62 41 01 rn that each storm caused $140 million May 15; new moon May 1. Weather elsewhere Columbia,SC 72 53 17 cdy the All Wars Memorial in Atlantir to f ISO million in damage. formally submitted reuqests yes- HI 1.0 Prc Oilk Columbus 60 42 terday to be included in the broader Jersey shore Albany 48 44 23 rn Dalln-Fl Worth 67. SO middle to upper 40s. Albuquerque 70 45 - cli [uymn 55 42 aid package, FEMA officials said. Amanllo 59 34 Denver 57 26 Disaster center staffers said Chance of showers today Anchorage 40 35 03 sn DesMoines 59 43 10 slain in Brooklyn people applying for aid should bring with highs in the middle Marine forecast Alheville 65 37 12 cdy Detroit SB 41 Atlanta 64 46 cdy Duluth 57 36 flood and other insurance policies, 50s. Southwesterly winds (continued) Another woman, who lived Winds becoming west to Atlantic City 50 45 34 cdy ElPaao 76 45 photographs or detailed infor- at 10 to 15 mph. Mostly southwesterly at 10 to 20 Austin 76 55 cdy Fairbanks 37 25 onlookers gathered on the four directly across the street from the Baltimore 56 46 IS cdy Fargo mation to indicate the extent of cloudy and a chance of knots today and tonight. 60 32 streetcorners to gaze for hours at house where the murders occurred, Billings 67 35 clr Flagslarl 71 36 damage, and documents to estab- showers tonight and tomor- Showers likely today and a Birmingham 59 43 cdy Greal Falls 76 40 the cluster of activity around the said, "I was home all day. I didn't Bismarck 59 31 clr Hartford lish the home address. row. Lows in the lower and chance of showers tonight. 45 37 house. As midnight approached, the hear anything. All I know is that Boise 78 44 clr -Helena 78 31 Clr Victims who have temporarily middle 40s. Highs from the Partly cloudy tomorrow Boston 42 40 16 rn Honolulu 80 70 clr crowd remained in a driving, cold they were quiet people. I'm sick Biownsvlle 64 56 clr Houston lost their jobs may also qualify for middle to upper 50s. with a chance of showers. 72 45 cdy rain to see the bodies removed. just knowing about this." She Buffalo 65 49 17 rn Indianapolis 47 45 43 rn special disaster unemployment Chance of precipitation 40 Winds west to south- Burlington 46 42 14 rn Jackson.Miss 61 45 cdy Neighbors said they knew little declined to identify herself. Casper Jacksonville benefits, officials said. percent today and 30 per- westerly at 10 to 20 knots. 67 23 clr 75 63 38 cdy about the slaying victims — not Visibility is 5 miles or Charleslon.S C 85 63 35 cdy Juneau 49 42 04 rn cent tonight. Charlestons V 64 48 11 in Kansas City 58 45 03 clr even their names. One woman, "I thought this was a nice more today. Average wave Charlone.N c 71 49 cdy Las Vegas 90 56 clr The Daily Register Cheyenne Little Rock Eduarda Sanchez, said she had neighborhood, once upon a time," Ocean water heights subsiding to 3 to 6 53 25 clr 61 45 06 cdy Chicago 42 39 49 rn Los Angelas 85 61 clr lived in the flat until two months said another neighbor, Delia Ver- (USPS-334-570) feet today. Cincinnati 57 41 09 rn 23 rn temperatures are in 58 44 ago, when she moved out and'the Published Daily by The Red Bank Register Lubbock 66 37 clr onica. "It's very shocking. I can't Established in 1878 Memphis S9 51 12 rn newcomers moved in. But she said imagine who would do something as by John H Cook and Henry Clay Miami 81 73 24 cdy she knew nothing about them. Milwaukee 45 42 62 rn horrible as this. Why children?" Main Office Mpls-St.Paut 63 41 One Register Plaza. Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Nashville w) 44 I New Orleans 69 55 cdy Branch Offices New York 48 43 38 rn Officials forced to flee Monmouth County Courthouse. Norfolk 70 54 2 32 cdy Freehold. N J. 07728 North Plane 61 34 clr country. The archbishop con- (continued) Members of the Associated Press The Associated Oklahoma City 59 44 Cdy demned a rebel attack April 8 on Press is emitted exclusively to the use ol all the local Omaha 60 43 the first round, but some 200,000 newt printed m the newspaper as well as all AP news Orlando 72 60 36 cdy the town of San Sebastian, in the could not cast ballots because ol dispatches Philadelphia 54 43 16 cdy central province of San Vicente. Phoenix 99 66 confusion over polling places, fail- Member ol the American Newspaper Publishers Pittsburgh 59 46 ure to deliver ballot boxes on time, The attack "caused destruction and Association, the Audit Bureau ol Circulation, the New Porlland.Me 43 36 three deaths in the civilian popu- Jersey Press Association Portland.Ore 60 55 and other errors. Providence 44 36 70 rn lation," he said. Second Class postage paid al Red Bank. N J Raleigh 74 57 28 cdy The Roman Catholic prelate also 07701 Published weekly Mail subscriptions payable in Rapid City 60 35 clr Leftist guerrillas who boycotted advance Reno ' 78 36 cdy the election harrassed voters in condemned a government'air force Richmond 68 54 85 cdy Tolal "bombing'g of rebel sympathizers Mail Rales SI Louis 52 49 01 rn northern and eastern El Salvador, Daily t Term Daily Sunday Sunday SI Pete-Tampa 72 63 30 cdy "dispersing them and causing an principal areas of conflict in the 1-12 weeks 1 70/week 75/ week 2 45/ week Salt Lake 71 41 clr undetermined number of cas- 1351 weeks 1.55/ week 70/ week 2 25<« San Antonio 76 48 cdy 4'i-year-old civil war. ualties." 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RED BANK-842-6610 MONDAY, APRIL is, 1984 The Daily Registe\r *-A3* »' Feldstein warns of peril Criticism mounting in not reducing deficit WASHINGTON (AP) - The chief White House on utility tax breaks economist said yesterday he would "worry a great deal" if Congress fails this year and next to face up WASHINGTON (AP) - The proved his bill to overturn federal from ratepayers." to the soaring federal budget deficit. nation's electric utilities billed regulations that allow utilities to Industry officials acknowledge charge their customers for a por- Without congressional action, "we will be faced customers $6.3 billion — about $28 that the deferrals amount to per household - in 1983 federal tion of the costs of a new power interest-free construction loans, with the same problems that we now see," Martin plant as it is being built. Feldstein, chairman of the president's Council of income taxes that, because of but they counter that taxpayers and Economic Advisers, said on NBC-TV's "Meet the business tax breaks, won't be paid His latest bill has only 32 co- their ratepayers begin to get the Press." for several years. sponsors, but it also has the money back once a plant starts Those tax deferrals, had they election-year endorsement of sev- operating. "We will be faced with a slower rate of economic eral grass-roots groups, including growth... because of large budget deficits," he said. been passed directly on to con- "If these temporary loans from sumers instead of into building new the National Taxpayers Union, the the Treasury were not available, "We'll be faced with ever-growing debt service Consumer Federation of America costs, interest payments. It will make the (econ- power plants, would have more the financing cost to the customer than offset the nearly $5.4 billion in and the American Association of of this $34 billion would have been omic) recovery a much leu stable, much less Retired Persons. desirable, one. electric rate increases last year, about $6 billion in 1983," said according to figures from the Utilities charge that Harkin's bill Lowell Klosky, the electric in- "I would worry a great deal if Congress doesn't Edison Electric Institute. stitute's financial manager. pass the (deficit-reduction) package now and doesn't would totally defeat the capital come back in '85 with an appropriate followup," The institute said private utilities investment incentives that Con- Because electric power plants, Feldstein said. now have a pool of "somewhat gress intended for the investment take from six to 15 years to build, above $34 billion" in federal income tax credits. He said he "absolutely" believes the deficit, the taxes deferred can build up to taxes collected from ratepayers estimated by the administration at $175 billion for the Through an accounting practice a hefty sum. That is particularly over the past three decades but yet current budget year, can be eliminated by 1990. called "normalization" by its sup- true for nuclear plants which to be paid to the Internal Revenue porters and labeled "phantom tax- require a much larger up-front Feldstein said the "down-payment" package of Service. es" by critics, most utilities can capital investment than coal-burn- spending cuts and tax hikes being hammered out in The trade group for the nation's put off paying a portion of the taxes ing plants that, because of the more Congress "is much bigger and more serious than on any income reinvested in new expensive fuel, generally have most people recognize." 169 private power companies re- leased the figures last week as plants or equipment until the higher year-to-year operating "What this package does is to cause the reduction facilities are actually put in use. costs. in deficits to grow over time — $25 billion next year, DISCUSSING THE DEFICIT Martin Feldstein, critics intensified a push in Con- but it's $75 billion by 1987 and $100 billion a year by the chairman of the Council of Economic gress to effectively deny investor- For the capital-intensive utility the end of the decade," he said. Advisers gestures while talking to reporters owned utilities the growth-stimu- industry, the deferred tax liabilities Morgan's group released a study before appearing on "Meet the Press" yesterday. lating investment tax credits have become one of the chief Sunday showing that the biggest "So that's somewhere between a third or a half provided to other industries. means for building new power of the structural deficit eliminated by this down beneficiary of the $5.1 billion in Non-profit municipal utilities and plants that environmentalists and deferred tax liabilites in 1982 was payment," he said. "I believe Congress can come with inflation coming down, real spending didn't rural co-operatives pay no taxes. other critics say are uneeded. Commonwealth Edison Co., the back in the spring of '85 and take further action that come down as quickly as the administration had The House Energy conservation "As long as a utility continues to largest nuclear utility in the coun- will actually get us to a balanced budget by the end forecast." of the decade." and power subcommittee has ten- grow, it can postpone much of its try. On another subject, Feldstein added his voice to tatively scheduled a hearing for tax bill indefinitely," Richard Feldstein said the administration did not make a a growing number of top administration officials, June 12 on a bill by Rep. Tom Morgan, an economist for the With six nuclear reactors in decision in 1981 to "run these deficits" when it including Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige, Washington-based Envrionmental formulated its economic program of income tax cuts Harkin, D-Iowa, that would allow operation and another four either saying that import quotas on Japanese autos should state utility commissions to make Action Foundation, said yesterday. and major defense increases. not be extended a fifth year when they expire in 1965. under construction or awaiting an power companies to immediately "If utility officials want to operating license from the govern- The deficits resulted, he said, "primarily because "I think the quotas have kept prices higher to pass on or "flow through" any tax finance a new power plant, they of one very important unexpected thing. That was the ment, the Chicago-based utility American consumers," he said. "I think they do breaks to their customers. should have to convince Wall Street included in its rates some $278 sharp fall in inflation ... People were no longer threaten to put inflationary pressures" on wage Harkin introduced the measure that is is a prudent investment," million in 1982 federal income taxes pushed into higher tax brackets. That meant much scales in the U.S. auto industry, which is reporting Morgan said. "They shouldn't be less revenue for the government. It also meant that only weeks after the House in while only $17 million was paid to record profits. February overwhelmingly ap- able to demand an involuntary loan the IRS. NATION Moynihan quits committee seat WASHINGTON - Sen. Daniel P. Moynihan said yesterday he is resigning as vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee to protest what he called a breach of trust by the Reagan administration over its Central American policy. 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B R O AI' SI IED HANK aj N DAILY a A A4 The Daily Register MONDAY, APRIL 16. 1984 Union official arrested on drug rap CHERRY HILL (AP) - An 44, the business agent for Local 54 amphetamine, six ounces of co- official of the largest casino of. the Hotel Restaurant Em- caine and *9,000 in cash were Lautenberg: Salvadoran workers union was being held In ployees and Bartenders Union, found in his possession, said state the Camden County jail yesterday was held in lieu of *500,000 bail police Deputy Superintendent Lt. on charges of possession and after arraignment before Su- Col. Justin Dintino said. intention to sell narcotics after perior Court Judge Theodore 'whitewash' is unlikely raids on his hotel room and home Davis in Camden, authorities At noon Saturday, state police netted about 130,000 worth of said. with search warrants simul- taneously raided Marradino's NEWARK,

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Registered Marks Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association 1 Registered Service Mar* Blue Cross of New Jersey MONDAY. APRIL 16. 1984 Business The Daily Register A5 Use your IRA for a mid- term shelter investment By SYLVIA PORTER If you have an Individual Retirement Account (IRA), after-tax yield than typical money market investments, contribution from ordinary income, a return of 10 you know that you have one ol the best tax shelters ever Miller points out. This is despite the 10 percent excise percent and a marginal 50 percent tax rate. devised for the average U.S. taxpayer You know that tax - and the explanation is the significant tax deferral The non-IRA column assumes that $1,000 of income the federal tax laws make them an excellent holding for aspect afforded by an IRA. tax is paid from salary each year, and that $1,000 the long term. The key to when an IRA becomes preferable to remains to invest annually at 10 percent The table also SYLVIA taxable investments as an intermediate-term invest- reflects the investment appreciation on withdrawal at But you may be unaware that you can benefit even ment depends on the interest rate earned on the funds age 50 12. if you withdraw the funds prematurely - and pay the PORTER and on your individual marginal tax bracket. As the penalty for withdrawal! With these figures, you can calculate that even with interest rate and your marginal tax bracket increase, a 10 percent penalty surcharge for premature Say you are an individual in the SO percent tax bracket the length of time you must maintain the funds in the with an IRA earning 10 percent. Compare this with an withdrawal, a tax-sheltered investment easily beats out IRA for it to be the preferred investment vehicle a non-IRA investment. It's worth studying, indeed. investment returning earnings taxable each year. You decreases. can come out ahead in as little as five yean - despite 225 Freehold Towmhlp the penalty surcharge - says Glen Miller of the Let's assume a pretax interest rate of 10 percent. The and interest when distributed. following table reflects the number of years required SALE TO COMPLY WITH STATE international accounting firm of Arthur Young. LAW." puwd final reading and But you may need to accumulate capital for use prior for an investment in an IRA to be preferable to an 225 Freehold Towmhlp was adopted. The Intended purpose of IRAs is to provide funds for to retirement - for instance, to purchase a home, pay DAVID P SEOAL MAYOR alternative taxable investment paying the same interest NOTICE ROMEO CASCAES. TOWNSHIP individuals at retirement. To make sure that IRAs are college tuition, start a business. You, therefore, hesitate AGENDA NO 9 CLERK rate and being taxed at the same marginal tax bracket. ORDINANCE NO 0-84-12 Apr 1« Mil used for this purpose, Congress imposed a 10 percent to tie up money in IRAs. TOWNSHIP MEETING DATE Marginal Inc. Tax Rate Pretax interest rate March 28. 1984 220 Atlantic Highlands excise tax on IRA distributions made prior to age 5912. Through proper planning an IRA can be used as a Notice is hereby given the! at a 50 percent 5 years Atlantic Highlands This tax is on top of the income tax on the principal medium-range investment vehicle to produce a higher regular meeting of the Township Elementary School 40 percent 5 years Committee of the Township of PUBLIC NOTICE Freehold held on April 9. 1984 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in 30 percent 6 years an ordinance entitled AN ORDI- accordance with the Open Public NANCE AUTHORIZINGTHE Meeting* Act. Lewi ol 1975 The results differ with different interest rates. At 10 TOWNSHIP OF FREEHOLD TO Chapter 231. that regular meet- ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT ings ol the Atlantic Highlands' percent, the IRA beats the non-IRA investment sooner, WITH THE TOWNSHIP OF MILL- Board ol Education are sched- STONE OF THE STATE OF NEW uled aa follows for the 1984-05 Oil stocks highly volatile with the periods ranging from five years for those in JERSEY. PROVIDING FOR THE School Year JOINT EMPLOYMENT OF A the 50 percent and 40 percent tax brackets to seven HEALTH OFFICER PURSUANT May 16th 19S4 BY ANDREW A. LECKEY TO THE INTERLOCAL SER June 27th 19B4 "I think investors should didn't get all mixed up in Helmerich & Payne years in the 30 percent bracket. At an 8 percent pretax VICES ACT." passed final read- July (meeting cancelled) Big oil has never been be looking at the smaller the big takeovers. Best (around $23, NYSE) and Ing and was adopted August 29th. 1964 interest rate, the IRA beats the non-IRA investment in September 26th 1984 quite so big. exploration and production choices among these, it Prairie Producing (around six years in the 50 percent bracket to seven years in DAVID P SEGAL. MAYOR October 24th. 1964 Yet this shouldn't in- companies that are believes, are Forest Oil $11, NYSE). It also likes ROMEO CASCAES. TOWNSHIP November 28th 1964 the 40 percent and 30 percent brackets. CLERK December I9tn 1964 timidate an individual in- predominantly on-shore in (around $26, OTC), Lear Halliburton among the ser- Apr 16 $9 00 January 23rd 1965 If you are truly looking to your IRA to provide February 27th 1985 vestor — even if his per- the United States and have Petroleum (around $24, vice companies. NOTICE March 27lh 1985 sonal money goals seem the ability to add signifi- NYSE), May Petroleum retirement funds, the following example compares the AGENOA NO 10 April 10th 1985 "These choices pay only ORDINANCE NO 0-84-13 Meetings are held in the Uedm trivial compared to this cantly to their reserve (around $6, OTC). South- nominal dividends, and are value of an IRA at retirement (after tax upon TOWNSHIP MEETING DATE Center ol the Atlantic Highlands base," says Thomas E. MARCH 26. 1984 Elementary School al 140 First year's Standard Oil of Cali- land Royalty (around $16, recommended for inter- distribution) with a taxable investment. Nonce is hereby given that al a Avenue. Atlantic Highlands N J fornia takeover of Gull Hassen, vice president at NYSE), Worldwide Energy mediate to long-term price regular meeting of the Township beginning at 8 OO P M Agenda New York-based Morgan Retirement after year You with IRA You without IRA Committee ol the Township ot items and other matters coming Corp., the Texaco purchase (around $6, ASE), Louisi- appreciation," concludes Freehold held on April 9. 1964 before the Board will be dis- of Getty Oil and the Mobil Stanley It Co. "Investors in ana Land (around $30, Eppler Guerins Barry. 10 years $17,000 $13,200 an ordinance entitled AN ORDI- cussed end acted upon Closed these companies should be NANCE AMENDING CHAPTER sessions may be necessary lor acquisition of Superior Oil. NYSE), Summit Energy "Right now, I think they're 20 years $63,000 $34,700 VII. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE confidential, personnel and rewarded rather hand- CONTROL" OF THE REVISED emergency matters "The oil stocks comprise (around $8, ASE), selling at bargain prices." 30 years $180,000 $69,800 GENERAL ORDINANCES OF somely over the next 12 to Elizabeth A Collins THE TOWNSHIP OF FREEHOLD Board Secrelan a group with a lot oi The table assumes the annual maximum $2,000 IRA BY ADJUSTING THE HOURS OF volatility, whether it's due 18 months." Apr 18 Sl.< V to the Middle East, gov- ernmental action or There are ongoing merger mania," explains energy needs that should Eugene Nowak, senior vice affect stocks in a positive president at the New York- way this year. based Dean Witter Re- ynolds brokerage house. For example, Smith "There are clearly times Barney estimates that U.S. to buy the group and times petroleum product demand to sell the group." will be 15.8 million barrels After trailing the overall a day in 1984, or 4.6 percent stock market last year, oil higher than the daily de- stock prices have gained mand last year. Oil inven- more than IS percent tories are also at reason- already this year. Most of able levels. As far as that was due to news about natural gas is concerned, the Iran and Iraq confron- Smith Barney expects that tation and also persistent 1984 consumption will reach 18 trillion cubic feet Cash, checks, takeover speculation. for 1984, or 6.5 percent Right now, even though greater than last year. many believe big oil paid a What companies will barrel of money to buy benefit the most? Analysts other oil companies, have a variety of choices, analysts think it is still a most based upon the goal good time for individuals to of medium-range to long- buy certain stocks in the range price appreciation. layawaysand energy group. Nowak, for Both Dean Witter Re- one, believes many remain ynolds and Smith Barney undervalued. like Standard Oil of Indiana "Some of the indepen- (around $56. NYSE) and dent producers, for exam- Atlantic Richfield (around ple, have shown major $47, NYSE). reserve increases, yet "Atlantic Richfield has their stock is selling at a major credit cards sound long-term funda- price well below what they mentals and will be drilling could be liquidated for," some billion-barrel pros- adds Rick H. Barry, vice pects over the next number president at the Dallas- of years," says Nowak. based Eppler, Guerin & "Standard of Indiana is Turner brokerage house. also a fine company that "I expect that over a continues to add signifi- accepted period of time this discount cantly to its foreign oil and will disappear and their gas production." stock will approach its real Smith Barney would also value." add Mobil (around *31, Acknowledging that NYSE) to that pair. AtT.J.Maxx, you get more there is always the poten- Among the oil field ser- tial for sudden events in vice firms, Smith Barney energy, Barry nonetheless likes Halliburton (around than 20-60% savings on accepts the current logic $43, NYSE), McDermott that there probably won't International (around $32. your family's favdrite brand be any major develop- NYSE), Service Fractur- ments on the world scene ing Corp. (around $11, dramatically affecting OTC) and Zapata Corp. name and designer fash- either oil OF natural gas. (around $23, NYSE). There will, however, be Morgan Stanley suggests continued long-term exploration and production ions every day. You also takeover talk because of companies Inexco Oil the difficulty the major (around $12, NYSE), companies have in replac- Southwestern Energy get individual dressing ing their domestic pro- (around $24, NYSE) and duction of oil through new Noble Affiliates (around rooms plus a "hassle free" drilling, says George D. $18, NYSE). Baker, vice president at Eppler, Guerin & Turner New York's Smith Barney suggests the independent retumpolicy. Andyoupay Harris Upham & Co. oil and gas producers that any way you please.

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WASHINGTON - The KGB and combat aircraft and baa a marine elec- Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register Swedish counterintelligence are engaged tronics division in Goteborg. Among the • A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper in a secret war over Western high- advanced naval equipment the Soviets lust technology items. The Soviets keep trying after is Saab Scania's automatic system JAMES E. McKEAHNEY, JR. to steal them, using Sweden as a transit for piloting ships without personnel on the President and Publisher point. bridge. The major battlefield in this under- JACK HART BEAT: When Sen. Gary Hart, D- Arthur Z. Kamin Herbert H. Thorpe, Jr. Charles C. Triblehorn ground war is Goteborg, an industrial Colo , withdrew his campaign funds from EilHor ituiaMM Editor S.-doi, Editor center and seaport on Sweden's west coast ANDERSON the Arab-controlled First American Bank Ruuell Ranch Jane Poderaro Doris Kulman — equally handy to Soviet-bloc countries of Washington about 10 days before the Nlgkl Ednor CUt Editor Edlloriol Past Editor and Western sources of high-tech equip- New York primary, critics charged that Thomas C Donahue Kevin J. McCourt Michael J. PeUegrino ment. be was pandering to the Jewish vote. Dirtctor of Marlwltns Clmtlarim Dtrtaor Possibly in an effort to keep the Swedes' Though the bank's Arab connection had and Adi*rtuinfl Frank J. Allocca feet to the fire, the U.S. government been public knowledge for years, Ken Production Manager earlier this month filed criminal charges Guido, special counsel to the Hart against a Swedish company for the 1978 And in January, the Swedes delivered a campaign, issued a statement saying he A6 MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1984 sale to the Soviets of a radar system confidential aide-memoire to the State got Hart out of the bank as soon as he containing U.S. parts. It was the first time Department that read: "The Swedish learned of the Arab control. charges of U.S. export law violations have government has declared its determina- But when the campaign's general 'After the election, we don't put up with been filed against a foreign company. In tion not to let Swedish territory become counsel, Jack Quinn, was questioned, he 9 this case the firm, Datasaab, was half- a transitional area for illegally obtained said, "The reason the account was complaints from Congress or anybody owned by the Swedish government at the restricted technology." removed was because a better deal was time of the disputed sale. As far as the CIA has been able to offered to us by anotheWiank." Ironically, Sweden — determined to determine, Sweden has not contributed One thing has remained constant in the maintain its 170-year-old tradition of significantly to the Warsaw Pact nations' shifting sands of the Hart campaign: No neutrality - has been far better about military capability. The Soviet bloc has money from political action committees is preventing illegal high-tech diversions to been able to buy laser range finders and accepted. When an envelope arrives at the the Soviets than perhaps half a dozen other fire-control systems from Sweden, but not Hart campaign with a PAC's return countries. The 1978 sale was something of some of the sophisticated air-defense address, it is marked "Refused — Return an aberration for the Swedes. radar and anti-aircraft guns they want. to Sender." When envelopes from PACs CIA and State Department sources have One yardstick of the Swedes' de- either have no return address or are given my associates Dale Van Atta and termination is the number of Soviet spies opened by mistake, the contributions are Michael Binstein top-secret details of they've kicked out — 12 in little over a mailed back with an explanatory note. increased Swedish efforts to foil the year. In fact, the last Soviet consul in Some $16,000 has been returned so far. KGB's high-tech thieves. Goteborg was sent packing for espionage The sources pointed out that the 1978 activities, as was the Goteborg-based WATCH ON WASTE: The Grace Com- radar sale to the Soviets by Datasaab was representative of the Soviet register of mission on government waste decried a serious matter. The TERCAS radar shipping. extravagant water projects — the pork- system — Terminal and End Route Swedish intelligence is keeping a close barrel spending that brings federal mega- Control System — was supposedly for watch on Soviet diplomats, who are bucks into legislators' home districts. civilian use at the Moscow airport. But believed to include about a dozen KGB President Reagan came up with a plan U.S. intelligence believes the Soviets have agents, and possibly twice that number. that would save billions. He wanted local now integrated it into their military The Swedes believe these agents' primary jurisdictions to share the costs with the defense network to track incoming mission is industrial espionage. federal government. bombers and fighters. This is especially true, the Swedes feel, But his campaign manager, Sen. Paul But the sources emphasized that of the Soviet consular staff in Goteborg. Laxalt. R-Nev., persuaded him to back off Sweden, unlike such other neutral coun- the idea of fixed cost-sharing and press tries as Austria and Switzerland, has Of the nearly 30 Soviets attached to the consulate, several have been classified by instead for line-item veto power. This shown a clear inclination to keep sensitive would permit the president to determine military technology out of Soviet hands. the Swedes as suspected KGB agents specializing in science and technology. whether costs should be shared on a case- Last fall, for example, Sweden seized by-case basis. seven containers of U.S. computer equip- The Soviets have two main targets in ment on their way to Leningrad and Goteborg: L.M. Ericsson, the giant elec- It would also leave the political game returned them to the American manufac- tronics firm that took over Datasaab, and intact and preserve pork-barrel profli- turer. Saab Scania, which makes Sweden's gacy. Freedom of the student press

WASHINGTON - The University of discuss freedom of the press. Minnesota recently settled a long and The 8th Circuit, following a dozen drawn-out lawsuit brought by the school's precedents in the lower federal courts, student newspaper. The decision was held that a public university may not understandable, but it was regrettable all constitutionally take adverse action the same. If the university had kept against a student newspaper, such as fighting, the U.S. Supreme Court might JAMES reducing the paper's funding, because it have had an opportunity to review a KILPATRICK disapproves of the paper's content. The question it has never yet tackled directly: court was satisfied that the refund system What are the rights of a student editor at was intended as a punitive measure, and a public institution? President Magrath in effect conceded as much. His thought was that the threatened V The issue bobs up as perennially as the loss of income would promote responsible daffodils of spring. In the usual sequence journalism. What it did, said the court, of events, an ultra-liberal student editor was to have a "chilling effect" on the publishes material that is obscene, libel- The edition produced a reaction that at young editors at the Daily. Olympic problem ous or in grossly bad taste; the university first must have delighted the sophomoric As I see it, these hotheaded infants undertakes to punish the editor in some editors. The regents found the issue richly deserved to be "chilled." Under the East European bloc countries have rhetoric is political in tone. fashion; the editor sues for an injunction "flagrantly offensive." State legislators Constitution, student editors have a right and prominent alumni denounced the to freedom of the press. All of us have the taken the United States to task for a It would be difficult for them to to stop the punishment; and the editor wins every time. The legal theory, drawn Daily out of hand. Sensitive and un- right. But they have no constitutional right "massive campaign" to keep Soviet forget that, four years ago, President from the 14th Amendment, is that the sophisticated students deeply resented the to be free with someone else's press, and athletes from the Olympics, and have Jimmy Carter refused to permit U.S. state cannot abridge the editor's right to mockery of their religious beliefs. Some of that is the situation here. The editors did warned the Reagan Administration athletes to go to Moscow as a reprisal freedom of the press. the offended students raised a pointed not found The Minnesota Daily. They did question: Why should they be compelled, not invest one dime in its plant and not to use the games for political The theory strikes me as hogwash, but for the Russian invasion of Afghani- until the Supreme Court strikes it down, through student fees, to support a publi- equipment. I persist in believing that at goals. stan. student editors will remain free and catkr. they found sacrilegious? public institutions, student publications The Soviets claim that the U.S. and If the Soviets want to use that as a irresponsible, the only untouchable editors Why indeed? The university's Board of are subject to the final editorial authority the Los Angeles Olympic officials are in the land. Regents thought it over and concluded of the permanent, continuing institutions reason, it is their right. But to allege that the objecting students had a point. themselves. deliberately harrassing its com- Minnesota's controversy was in the that the U.S. doesn't want Russia or classic tradition. At the end of the 1978-79 The board then proposed a system by It defies common sense to hold that a petitors and officials. its allies to come here is a bit much. school year. The Minnesota Daily which students, if they wished, could student editor, by virtue of his temporary They claim there have been threats produced what may doubtfully be de- obtain a refund of the $2.56 fee that went position, has some unlimited right to Without the U.S. the Olympics four of physical abuse and "slanderous scribed as a "humor" edition. The 8th U.S. to the student paper. The editors then sued publish anything he pleases — and to be years ago were a big nothing, and Circuit Court last October summarized the university's president, C. Peter Ma- immune from the consequences. In this allegations," but cited specifically without Russia, East Germany and the contents in this fashion: The paper grath Last October, the 8th Circuit preposterous theory, a student editor may only one of their Olympic officials restored the non-refundable fee. and last humiliate the administration, provoke their allies, this year's would be even satirized Jesus Christ, the Catholic who the State Department said was a Church, evangelical religion, public fig- February the board decided to throw in legislators to reduce appropriations, worse. KGB operative. ures and ethnic groups. The edition the sponge. The university will pay cause wealthy alumni to cease their Hopefully the Eastern bloc nations contained scatological language. It had $182,000 in legal fees and will contribute benefactions — and laugh all the way to Can you imagine the Soviets per- $5,000 toward a program that will bring the next class. It's not that way in the real will not keep the pot boiling and then many "explicit and implicit references to mitting a known CIA operator entry sexual acts." scholars and journalists to the campus to world, kiddoes: it's not that way at ail. into Russia masquerading as a U.S. pull out as a means of getting even for Olympic official? the Carter actions of the past. Officials in the Soviet bloc nations The Olympics are indeed important have indicated there should be some and all nations should be partici- FROM OUR READERS consideration as to whether or not pating, no matter what their per- they will field an Olympic team. formance on the world political scene skewed based upon SES factors. This is an The Eastern bloc can come up with may be. Athletics and competition Unite township educationally dangerous situation for our Friendship many reasons why they should not should be the Olympic focus — not community. I can foresee no favorable Fair Haven Leonardo outcome unless we squarely face this To the Editor: send a team, but we suspect the politics. To the Editor: problem as a community and take prompt I write this letter so that the people of As a relative newcomer to Middletown, corrective action. Fair Haven will know what they have I am amazed at how well I am aware of I believe that outside help, in the form more of than any other town. A wise suggestion the superiority of South over North. From It is very important to me and has done my initial contact with real estate brokers of educational consultants, is our best solution. Let's get the stigma removed me a lot of good. It is there for anyone who to personal views voiced by community wants it. Keyport Borough Councilman enormous amount of time that goes members, I have been literally pelted with from North. Let's drop the "neighborhood Anthony Gallo has come up with a high school" rallying cry. Let's give all of The thing is I speak of is like the into being a volunteer. But some, the praises of South. Battleship U.S.S. New Jersey, a ship of wise plan — to pay more attention to Although I am currently residing in a our children an equal opportunity to grow particularly those who moved into scholastically to their greatest potential. defense. It is there to defend the American volunteer firemen and formally re- sending district for High School South, way. Monmouth County from much larger rather than fighting for a status quo, I We can help unite our township. The cognize outstanding members of the But this is no battleship or metal ship communities which have paid depart- prefer to address the real problem and its opportunity is available, with redistricting or even a wooden ship. I speak of the best first aid squad. ments, take the services for granted. ugly symptoms; the smugness and snob- a compelling need for Navesink and over all: friendship. It is there when you Keyport has had a volunteer fire bery that are truly dividing our township. Nutswamp Let's seize this chance to They often don't understand the want it and when you need it the most. For department since 1877. Its members One of the key determinates for balance the high schools and get the job that is what the letter "F" in Fair Haven concept of volunteers. predicting academic achievement is socio- done right, without interference from our stands for. have served their community well, economic status, SES. Some of the prime Too often we fail to express publicly own special concerns. Friendship is there in all forms, like the putting their own lives at hazard to factors in determing SES are family It would be far better to spend money the gratitude we feel toward the fire company and first aid squad, and, protect their townspeople. income level and parent's level of educa- in extensive busing for the high schools most of all, the police department. Most residents of communities volunteer firefighters and first aiders. tion. If North is truly seen as inferior to than to force abandonment of the public I thank the people of Fair Haven for South, I suspect the student population is served by volunteer fire departments It is time we paid more attention to school system. reaching out and touching me. John L. Sullivan and first aid squads, realize the skill, them and recognize them for their John J. Toomey the intense dedication and the service. TODAY IN HISTORY Hooray for cranberries Today is Monday, April 16, the 107th day Indians pitched an opening day no-hitter of 1984. There are 259 days left in the year. against the White Sox in Chicago. Cranberries, almost always a hit at times the size of a football field, has Today's highlight in history: Ten years ago: Army Secretary Howard holiday dinners and a tradition for the been opened in Bordentown. The On April 16, 1789, President-elect Callaway cut in half the 20-year sentence Thanksgiving feast, are becoming market will serve distribution centers George Washington left Mount Vernon for imposed on Lt. William Calley for his part New York for his inauguration. more accepted as a year-round treat. in the My Lai Massacre of South in the New York to Washington On this date: Vietnamese civilians. Cranberry sales have soared, and metropolitan areas. In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln Five years ago: Bill Rodgers won his there is increasing demand for an signed a bill ending slavery in the District second straight Boston Marathon, finish- It wasn't too many years ago that expanding line of cranberry sauce, of Columbia. ing in 2 hours, 9 minutes and 27 seconds a great cranberry scare almost wiped In 1867, aviator Wilbur Wright was bom — breaking the record he'd set four years cranberry juice and other cranberry- out the industry in the state. It's good in Millville, Ind. earlier. based juice-drink products. And New In 1889, comedian Charlie Chaplin was to see the tart little berry being Jersey is the nation's third largest born in London. One year ago: Two-fifths of the Ameri- producer of cranberries. restored to its rightful place among In 1900, the Post Office began selling cans responding to a poll said they books of stamps; a book of 12 two-cent believed President Reagan's statement As a consequence, a huge ware- tomatoes, corn and peaches in New stamps sold for a quarter. that an economic recovery was under house and distribution center, four Jersey's economy. Frilzball And in 1940, Bob Feller of the Cleveland wav. Sokoine 227 HtohtolHH MONDAY, APRIL 16.1984 The Daily Register A7 Tata rtodoa am 1 m puttie OnOMAHCE AMENDING AND OBITUARIES hawk* on April ». 1M4 «• ap- SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER I W—t Low In 24.MO —m of John S. Maggr a 14. LICENCE*. ARTICLE 4. TAX- apactad by proa buried in • a. CWIIIUM. MMT-M rCAM: SECTION SO, FEES. Of PtMLtC NOTICE during bualnsss Tha Private industry Council eg. THE ADMINISTrUTIVE COO* Bidden wane TOOTefjMp* Noptuflej) Tovtrnehip, Minnie L. Morse Or THE MMOUOH OP RED Ocean Township. Rooeaveft. Inc . M seeding e requeet tor quo- warhanoa to conatruct a two (2) tation (RFO) torktdapano W BANK. ADOPTED MAY J3. 1S7S. and Speclflcetlona by lha Spring Lake Helghta. Tlnton Tanzania 1 dilHWB KIM nna, »aa prmnlid Mr introduction Fella. Upper Freehold. Wall oversight and monitoring aar- HIGHLANDS - Minnie Andrew's Episcopal Borough or Waat Long Branch ot vtcee torectMtte e under the Jot i lit. lot IS. and flrn raadtng on MarsH 2S. a non-retundable charge ot TowneNp. Earta Naval Weepone 1*S4 and on April 11, 1M4 araa Training Partnership Act 1JTPA) L. Morse, 82, also of Riv- Church, here, the Sons and WOO K> defray tKe cease thereof of IStf This request seeks to DAR ES SALAAM, Tan- a regular maaUng of •» Hoard or Unalry adoptad and approvad Oypey mom egg aw iera Beach, FU, died yes- Daughter! of Liberty, and Adtuaamam on April a. 1M4 Mi M lachalbach. Borough eetect a firm with proven os- zania (AP) - Prime Minis- tneStardardP ducted by lha Naw Jaraey De- parllea which, under contract terday at home. the Highlandi Senior •Men dacwon la on Ma and Clark partment or AartoHkire end tha ter Edward Sokolne, whoa»alatla Mr toapocuon M ma Miches!1 J. A/none* Mayor wtttt tho (JTPA) Private Induatfy Bom in New York, she Citizens, ~ jading, borough o* Contract Documants Plans. Uonrnoutti Oawnty Shade Tree Council. Inc.. of Monmouth died Thursday in an auto- Apr. 15 M 12 Proposals must bo anctoaarl In Commlaaion Indlcato tnat gypoy County, conduct semiannual and resided here for 80 yean. Surviving are her hus- iiiiia snuaiopaa Psoring tha mom poputaaona ww ba a>- annual monitoring and evefu- mobile accident, was fvama and addfaas of tha Bkldar. tramery high during tha eprlng stton services rate ted to ail speci- She was a retired book- band of U yean, Earl M. buried yesterday with state PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on and tha nama of tha work on tha Lael leading by the catarpWara fic (JTPA) ecttvtttee in the Mon- keeper for Atlantic High- Morse; two sisters, Mrs. *•» April SSI. 1964. the Zoning Board oufatdo. addrasssd toth o Mnor ol title paat •*> cauee eevere mouth County Service Delivery honon and the traditional ofAdluetrnenl of the Borough of and Borough CouneN of «4at detowoon of many traee Conse- Area. lands National Bank, Emma Dilger and Mrs. Red Bank, granted approval to Long Branch, and must ba ac- rites of the Masai people in the application o) Edward Spaar. oofflMrM by atthar a oarttfad ahlpa and borough* hava Interested offarors must sub- where she worked for 17 Helen S. Shea, both here; his hometown of Monduli. U» Long •ranch chack, OMMar'a chack, or Bid entered Into a cooper ettve gypav mit the mtormetton requested In yean. and two nephews, Joe MoiiMouni cotmrY Bond and Conaant of Suroty mom control program with tha tha RFO to; Sokoine, 46, served as located on Block 4. Lot 12. com- from • suraty company New Jaraay Department ol Agri- Tha (JTPA) Private Industry She was a member of Shea, here, and Bill Shea of prime minister from 1977 monly known aa It Bridge Av- authortwd to do businsaa tn tfta culture, lha United Staaaa Foraat Council. Inc. Order of Eastern Star Colorado Springs, Colo. LongBrar enue. Had Bank. Naw Jaraey. StttM of Naw Jaraoy. and oooap- Sarvlca, and lha Monmouth 650 Cookman Avanua. 2nd to 1960 before resigning Approval waa granted for a tsbta to tna Borough of WoM County Shade Tree Commlaaion Floor hold a ac to con- Aabury Psrk, Nsw Jsrsey Chapter No. 2S1, Atlantic Posten's Funeral Home, auar MWM applications which mixed uaa having a residential Long Branch, in an amount not Tha County progrem la being op- due to ill health. He re- (•as than ton(10H ) paroont of erated on an Integrated ap- 07712 arM ba hard at 344 Broadway, Attention Mr. Karl V. Fox. Ex- Highlands, the Girls Atlantic Highlands, is in sumed the post in Febru- Council Chambar at a 00 pm on I a retail etora on L_ lha amount bid. axoapt that tha proacn, uDiuing Dotn cnamicai bid guarantoo nood axcoad and biological moans to raduco ecutive Director by 4:30 p.m., Friendly Society of St. charge of arrangements. April is. 1»M. floor; and bulk variance, tor fron- May 10. 1964. RFQ's and ad- ary 1983. He had earlier By ordar ol tage, front eatback requlre- 120,000 00 tha populations of this forost paat Tha chomlcal control por- ditional information may be ob- been defense minister. cnartaa E. Polk manta, aloe yard* requirement Tho award of tho Contract tor tained by calling Mr Jease Gal- aWIQ IflinOf Sttf piaVI WeaVrW. tion ot tho program wilt ba am- Eileen Hoben Planning Board Chakman this work win not bo mada until ptoyod around raatdanttsl and loway al 201-775-0400 April 1« S4.M Th« rMohiUon la Mad In the tha naoaaoary funds hava baan President Julius office ol tha Board Secretary, the provtdad by tha Borougn of wast racraatlonsl araaa whlla Minority owned busi neesee ara ABERDEEN - Eileen Black, here. Miss Karen Nyerere and other govern- Municipal Building. 32 Mon- Long Branch in • lawful mannar. bkXogtcal controls will t» us*»d in encouraged to apply. moulh StrtMt. Rod Bank, and Is tho ramoto. untnhabnod araas April 18 $1298 Tha Borough of Waat Long Tho matorlala uaad for aarla Hoben, 60, of Matawan Hoben and Miss Laurie ment figures attended the avallaMa torpubli c Inspection. Branch, or its Englnoors. or Ha 237 MonmouBi PETER P. FRUN2I. JR., officials, raaarvaa tna right to ra- spray application during the Avenue, died Saturday at Hoben, both at home; five funeral in Monduli, about 280 Olhsr Public NOIICBS HOTICt Or HCARINO Attornay for Applicants qulra a comptoto financial and chemtoal control phase wtH be Community 25 miles west of Arusha in In compHence with section Apr 16 ^••-72 aaportanc* stotomanl from pro- ce/beryt. (savin 4-0) at tho rate of PUBLIC NOTICE S'fiu" ' »i»ten, Sister Grace of northern Tanzania. 3 3D Of Ola Zoning Ordlnanca of spactlva Btddora, showing that H of quart par acre. Mist blower In accordance with Aban- tha Borough of Monmoulh 240 RumBon ~ lhay havo ss II st actor My com* application will be using Sevln doned Vassals Disposition Lsw Born in Egg Harbor, ,rt,e I""L"5I*"E? Baaeh. Nan Jaraay. not*, la pMed work ol tha nature ra- BOH WP and B.T. Bacillus thur- N.J.S.A 127C-7 ataeq . notice is resided in Howell until of Northfield and Mn. The state honored haratoy aarvad upon you toth o NOTICE TO BIDDER8 qulrad by Ihla profact before inotonala. Only one application hereby given lo owners of a 15ft Sokoine with a 19-gun aflaol thai I BENJAMIN MANN. Sealed bids w-H b* received by furnlehlng Propoaal Forma or will ba administered Aerial and Chrysler sailboat left abandoned moving here five yean Katherine Flack, both 8R. do haraoy propoaa to con- the Mayor and Council of lha Specifications, or before award- ground spraying will begin some- at the commuter lol of exit 109. here, Mn. Lillian Fair of salute. His sons helped atruct a alngra ramHy dwalllng on Borough of Rumeon al ihalr ing the Contract. time during tho second week In Parkway approximately ago moating to ba hald at Borough Tha Borough of Weal Long May and depend on cllmeik: 10-15-83. It no ciaim is mada Her husband, Fred E. Pleasantville, and Mn. bury him in the traditional Had, Eaat Rlvar Road. Rumeon. Branch rasarvaa the right to ra- conditions, development of the within 30 days to same this writer Naw Jaraay on Thursday. April insect, and tha extent of the will tile for ownership till* R. Gertrude Davis of Florida; Masai way, rubbing ted any or all Blda, Of to waive acraaps selected to ba treated Hoben St., died in I960 Lot Toocl Avanua. alao known aa 26. 1064 at 630 P.M tor street any informality, where auch In- Elphick, 126 Harding Road. Red Surviving are a son, nine grandchildren and a Sokoine s hands, face and Block 43A. Lot 17 on tha Official sweeping aarvtcas for Borough formality la not detrimental to the To Insure precise placement of Bank. 264-4150 legs with oil made from Tan Map of tha Borough of Mon- •traota. baat Intareala ol lha Borough ol the malarial, aircraft will operate R. Elphick Fred E. Hoben Jr. of great-grandson. mouth Beach Datallad spaclftcatlona of said Long Branch. Tho Borough only whan there Is little or no 126 Harding Rd Parlin; four daughters. The Day Funeral Home, cow fat and mixed with I have applied lo tha Board ol straat swaoplng aarvlcas ara on of Wast Long Branch also ro- wind. Dally operations will begin Red Bank herbs. Adjuatmant for a bulk variance. fit* in tha offlca ot tha Borough eervaa lha right to incraaaa or early In tha morning. Detailed Apr 12.15.16.17.18 $36 72 Mn. Patricia Brislin of Keyport, is in charge of bacauaa lie In violation of Sec- Clark and a copy of uma may ba decrease tho quantittoa specified maps showing tha spraying tion 10.1 at aaq. of lha Zoning had upon raquaat in tha Contract In tho mannar aroaa ara on display at tha offlca Cliffwood, Mrs. Elieen arrangements. Tha contract will not axcaad designated in tho Specifications of tha Monmouth County Shade The Masai herd cattle on Ordlnanca. Tree) Commission, or at munlci- Any pereon or paraona at- 15.500. Bidders ara raqulrad to com- 250 Oltrr Public Notlw both sides of the Kenyan- faded by Ihla application may Alt provisions of tha aforasald ply with all requirements of PL. Filomena Luccarelli have an opportunity to ba heard specifications on ilia with tha 1976. c, 127. and PL 1977. c. 33. Tralned personnel from the NOTICE Tanzanian border. at tha maatlng to ba held on April Borough Clark ara mada • part Tho successful Bidder shall be Monmouth County Shade Tree Any Individual interested in Mth. 1964. at 7:30 p.m In tha of thla advartlaamant tha umt required to comply with tha Commission will assist In both submitting sn application to the EATONTOWN - home; three daughters, Municipal Building. Monmouth aa if ropaalad harain. provisions of tho Naw Jersey aerlel snd ground programs. Monmouth Bar Foundation for Bida must ba submiltad Prevailing Waga Ad. PL 1983. This program Is being conducted law school scholarships for the Beach. New Jaraay. academic year of 1964-85 can Filomena Luccarelli, 91, Mn. Esther DiGregorio of All documanta relating tothl a ancloaad tn a saatad anvalopa C. 180. to protect snd preserve tha baaring tha namo and addrata of county's valuable forest snd obtain one by writing lo Manna & died Saturday at "Mon- application may ba Inepected by A corporation submitting a Kreiiman. Esqs 777 West Perk Farmingdale, Mn. Rose tha public between the houra ol tho bidder and addrasaad to tha Proposal torthi s project shall shede tree resources Your Center, Mayor and Council of lha understanding and coorperstlon Avenue, Oakhurst. Naw Jersey mouth Medical LaViola of Connecticut, 900 am. and 4:00 p.m. In tha accompany auch Bid wllh a Res- 07755 or by celling (201) office of tha Sacratary ol lha Borough of Rumson with lha olution suihorwng its proper Of- will be very much appreciated Long Branch. 219 Anbury Park word "BIO" printed claarly 493-3000 Deadline for sub- and Mrs. Lillian Gentile, Board In the Municipal Building. ficers to submit such a Bid. and Monmouth County Shade Tree mission of the application is May Born in Italy, she re- BOARD OF EDUCATION 22 Beach Road. Monmouth to execute a Contract in tha Commission 1. 1964 with whom she resided; a ASBURV PARK. N J No saalad proposal may ba event the Bid is accepted. P.O. Box 01255 sided in Wayside until mov- law Jaraay. John C Manna. President ANNUAL NOTICE OPEN BENJAMIN MANN. SR. withdrawn attar It has baan ra- By Ordar ol tho Mayor and Freehold. NJ 07728-1255 sister, Mrs. Josephine PUBLIC MEETING LAW calvad by lha Borough prior to Council of tha Borough of Waat Phono: 431-7903 Monmouth Ber Foundetion ing here 24 yean ago. John R Dillon. III. Apr 12.15.16.17.16.19 $36 72 Clrlaco of ltalv 10 and MaOtUTIOM Eaqulra tha opanlng tharaof at tha maat- Long Branch. April 16. 23 $3204 "Wwara'cwnniunicant : P - WHEREAS tha Board ol lng of tha Mayor and Council to FRANK J. SORRENTINO 1 Laonardvllle Road bo hald on tha 26th day of April. of St. Dorothea's Roman children and 15 great- Education al lia Oroanttallor. Atlantic Hlghlanda. 240 Rumson 240 Rumson Maatlng on April 10. 1X4. N.J. 07716 1984 as alorasaid. No biddar MARY F. GALLAGHER Catholic Church, here. grandchildren. adoptad a raaolution ralarrad lo 291-6770 may wlthdrsw his propossl for a Borough Clark BOROUGH OF HUMSON. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH undar tha Opan Public MaaUng I15.M pa*lod of thirty (30) days sflar tha April 16 839.24 Her husband, Michael The Robert A. Braun Law aa lha "Annual Notlca" opanlng bids. which aata for tha maatlng dataa RESOLUTION TO AMEND BUDGET Luccarelli, died in 1958. Home for Funerals, here, Tho Mayor and Council ro- 247 BBfllon.it NOMCM WHEREAS, tha local municipal budget for tha veer 1984 was aa foiiowa sarva tha right to rejact any and amended on the 22nd dey of Merch. 1984 and Surviving are a son, is in charge of arrange- THAT tha Board of Education all bids submlttad 237 Monmouth Beach HENRY HUDSON REOIONAL WHEREAS, the public hearing on said budget has been held es Frank R. Luccarelli, at ments. of tha City of Aabury Park maat Blddars ara raqulrad to com- SCHOOL DISTRICT adverttaed, and on tha third Thuraday of aach ply with tho roqulramanu of PL. BOARD OP EDUCATION WHEREAS, it Is desired to amend said approved budget, now month for tha following maat- NOTICE OF HEARING In compliance with aectlon 1975. C 127 ONI OMAND TOUR THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Borough Council of lha Raymond S. Swift 3 3D ol tho Zoning Ordlnanca ol By ordar ot tha Mayor and HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY Borough of Rumeon. County of Monmoulh that tha following amend "FtaguMr Maatlng - 7:30 p.m. In tha Borough ol Monmoulh Council of tho Borough of 07733 ments to the approved budget of 1984 be made tha Aabury Park High School; Beach, New Jaraay. notlca la Rumson. N j NOTICE TO BIDDERS Recorded Vota RED BANK-Raymond Wage and Salary Study hereby aarved upon you to tha Gary Simmon Tha Henry Hudson Regional Ayes Bsrbee. Gorskl. Moss, Jr , Moran BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED effect that I BENJAMIN MANN? Borough Clark School District Board ot Educa- Nays Nona S. Swift, 81, died Friday at Group, New York. He was THAT lha Board of Education SR do hereby propoaa to con- April 16 $16 72 tion. Highlands. Naw Jersey. Absent: Caliman, Cailen doaa naraby daalgnata aa official atruct a alngkt family dwalllng on hereby invites tha submission of Anticipated Revenues: FROM TO Monmouth Medical Center, a member and elder of nawapapara to racatva notlca ol bids for furnishing lha following tha aubjact property, which la an 244 Tinton FBMB ~ 1 Surplus 616.700 00 573700 00 Long Branch. Fint Presbyterian Church maatlnga tha following: Tha underaliad lot Type I Bus 3, Miscellaneous Revenues': Aabury Park Praaa and Tha Dally Location — Addraaa. Block a RESOLUTION Type II 16-peseenger Van Franchise 4 Gross Receipts Taxes 540.316 00 545 963 00 Born in Perry, Ohio, he of Red Bank. He was also Raglatar, and thalr Sunday Type III Special Education Ve- Municipal Propose tax assistance Act adrUona' and Lot Tocci Avanua, arao known aa WHEREAS, no public bidding resided here for 39 years, a trustee and former see- Block 43A. Lol 24 on tha Official Is nacassary bacausa tha sar- hicles 6.351 93 BE if FURTHER RESOLVED Tax Map of tho Borough of Mon- vlcas randarad ara unique and Bids will be received until Tote) Miscellaneous Revenues 1.642.252 39 1,654.241 32 Before retiring in 1969, retary of Elberon Mem- THAT all raqulrad notlcaa ol tha 1100 a.m prevailing time on 5. Subtotal general revenues Board ol education ahall bo mouth Beach Mr. Swift was an assistant orial Church. He was a I nave applied to tha Board ol llcansad In accordance with ttia Wad.. May 2. 1964 In tha office of (items 1 2 3 and 4) 2.577.822 39 2,544.821 32 poalad on lha bullatln board In the School Business Adminis- 6. Amount to be raised by taxes tha City Hall ol tha City ol Aabury Adjuatmant lor a bulk variance, law of tha Slata ol Naw Jflrsay manager inn th thee classi- member of the Old Guard bacauaa Ita In violation ot Sec- NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE- trator/Board Secretary at which for Municipal budget: Park. Main Straat and Iliad wlin time and place all bids will ba (a ) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes fication department of the of Red Bank. lha City Clark; and tion 10.1 at aaq ol tha Zoning SOLVED, that Thaodora J. Ordlnanca. LaBracqua. Jr.. of tha firm ot opened and read publicly including reserve lor uncollected Taxes 1.476.849 23 1.495.129 95 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Port Authority of New Surviving are his wife, Any person or persons af- LoBrocqua, Parsons, and Cap- Specifications and bid forms ai Revenues 4.054,671 62 4039.951 27 York and New Jersey for THAT paraona raqulrlng notlca fected by thla application may piello, ba and ho Is hereby sp- may be obtelned from tha Busi- Ap^rfailSnV Rhoda Birdsall Swift; and of all maatlnga lor 1M4-gS have an opportunity to be heard polntod to provide legal Counsel ness Office. Henry Hudson Re- 8 (A) Operations within 5% "CAPS' 25 yean. a nephew, Richard G. prapay for tham In tha amount of at the mealing to be held on April to Sargaant Robart JanTausch in gional School. 1 Grand Tour, Public Buildings a Grounds $100 and that tha atoraman- 26th. 1964. at 7:30 p.m. In tha lha metter of William M. Llppln- Highlands, Naw Jersey Miscellaneous Other Expenses 44.995 00 37.995 00 He was a U.S. Army Davis of Astabula, Ohio. tlonad nawa madia not ba ra- Municipal Building. Monmouth cott vs. Sgt. Robert JanTausch. Bidders are required to com- Streets and Roads: veteran of World War II. The Adams Memorial qulrad to pay tha aat faa and that Beach. New Jaraay. Jerome S Reed/Borough Clark ply with tho requirements of P.L. Road ropalra ft maintenance paraona wlahlng auch notlcaa Apr. 18 $6.48 197S. c. 127. and PL. 1977. c 33 Miscellaneous Other Expenses 71.630 00 62 630 00 ahall oommunlcata In writing with All documanta relating to thla Tha Board ot Education re- Total operations (Item 8(s) within He was a charter mem- Home, here, is in charge of tha Sacratary of tha Aabury Park application may ba inspected by 246 W«8I Long Branch . serves the right to select any "CAPS" 1.877 10100 1.861.10100 ber and secretary of the arrangements. Board of Education, isoo Park tha public between the houra ot combination of bids or to swsrd Avanua. Aabury Park: and 0:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. In lha Total operations including office ot the Secretary ol tha NOTICE TO BIDDERS lha contract in part or whole, snd contingent within 5% "CAPS" 1.878.101 00 1,662.10100 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Board In the Municipal Building. Notice is hereby given that to wslve sny tntormsllties in or to Detell THAT upon tha affirmative vota 22 Beach Road. Monmoulh sested Proposals will ba re- reject any and all bids If deemed Salaries and wages 1.210.013 00 1,210.013 00 Popular British comic of a malorlty of lha mambara Beach. Naw jaraay. ceived by lha Borough ol West to tha bast Interests of the Board Other expenses (Including contingent) 666.088 00 652,088 00 praaanl lha Board of Education of Educellon to do so. BENJAMIN MANN. SR Long Branch, Monmouth (HI) Totsl general appropriations tor of tha City of Aabury Park may County, Naw Jersey, for tha Any bids submlttad will ba municipal purposss within 5% "CAPS" 2.123.580 90 2.107.580 90 hold a maatlng without com- John R. Dillon. III. Eaqulre purchasa of communication binding for 60 days subsequent (L) Subtotal general appropriations 3.417.12" 70 3,401.127 70 stricken during show pliance with tha notlca raqulro- equipment and accessories by to the dste of tha bid opanlng (Reserve for Uncollected taxes) 637.543 92 638 823 57 1 Leonardvllle Road meme II: (i) auch maatlng la ra- tho Borough of Wast Long Prlscills M. Marrah 0. Total Generel Appropriations 4,054.671 62 4 039.951 27 qulrad in ordar to daal with mat- Atlantic Hlghlanda. N.J. 07716 Branch for use In the aerial lad- Business Admlnlstrstor BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that two certified copies of this LONDON (AP) - Brit- gave him a box of ma- tara ol auch urgency and Import- der truck by the Fire Department Board Secretory resolution ba filed forthwith in tha Office of the Director of Local ance that a delay lor tha purpoaa 291-6770 of tha Borough ol West Long April 16 $15 84 Apr, 16 $16.56 Government Services lor his certification of the 1964 local municipal ish comedian Tommy gician's tricks for his ninth of providing adaquata notlca Branch, and opened and read In budget so amended would ba likely to raaull In public al Waat Long Branch BEIT FURTHER RE8OLVED thet thla complete amendment in Cooper collapsed on stage birthday and it started a substantial harm to tha public 23B Ocoinport ~ Borough Hall. 05 Poplar Avenue, 24S Monmoulh County~ Inter eat. (2) tha maatlng la limited accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A 4-9. be published ir during a televised perhobb- y that became a ca- West Long Branch. Naw Jersey. NOTIFICATION OF THE 1964 tha Dally Register in tha issue ol April 16. 1984 snd thst said to dlacuaalon ol and acting with PUBLIC NOTICE on Tuaaday. May 1. 1964. at publication contain notice of public hearing on said amendment to formance last night at Her reer, beginning in music raapacl to auch mattara of ur- Tha meetings of tha Ocaanport QVPSV MOTH CONTROL 11:00 A.M.. Prevailing Ttma. COUNTY PROGRAM ba held at Borough Hail on April 26. 1984. et 8:30 o'clock P.M. gancy and Importance; and 0) Mayor and Council (work shop It la hereby certified that this is a true copy ol a resolution Majesty's Theater and was halls. He was known for his notice ol auch mealing la and regular) aa wall aa the Local Contract Documants and Aerial spraying for gypsy moth provided aa aoon aa poealble Specifications tor the proposed control In Monmouth County wlfl amending tha budget, adopted by tha governing body on ihe 14th taken to Westminster Hos- blending of comedy with Public Agency meetings (work day of April. 1964 altar tha call ol auch maatlng: shop and regular) achi lor purchase have baan prepared take place In May 1964 In tha pital where he died. He magic. and April 19. 1964 beginning att 7:31 0 and ara at tha office of tha following municipalities: Certified by me P.M. hava been cancelled and Borough Clerk, Borough Hall. 95 Asbury Park. Allantown. Atlan- April 14. 1864 was 62. Cooper's overseas per- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Popler Avenue. Waat Long tic Highlands, Colts Neck. Eaton- J. Barry Simmon THAT thla annual notlca be pub- will be held on Monday. April 23. Municipal Clerk 1964 beginning at 7:30 P.M. In Branch. Naw Jersey 07764. and town, Farmlngdale. Freehold The fr-foot-3-inch Cooper formances included shows llahad within aevan (7) daya lol- said documents may ba In- Township. Holmdol Township. April 16 $ Daily 466C staggered and fell toward in Las Vagas. lowlng thla maatlng. the Ocaanport Borough Hall. 222 ALLEN B. WEISSBEROER Monmoulh Blvd.. Ocaanport. NJ. the end of a show being He suffered a heart at- BOARD SECRETARY PATRICIA L. VARCA ADOPTED APRIL 10. 1904 BOROUGH CLERK screened live before tack in 1977 and three Apr. 16 $5 40 millions of viewers by months ago gave up cigar April 16 $2808 Britain's Independent smoking. Television channel. Cooper is survived by his The curtains were drawn wife, Gwen, a son and a —15-Day Bargain swiftly but the show, which daughter. 7%o4e /tT>*te also featured singer Donny A paid directory of coming events (or non-profit organizations Rates 13 75 for three lines for 1 day ($1 00 each Osmond, continued later. additional line). 15.00 for three lines for two days (11.50 each additional line). 16.50 for three lines for three days Clark ailing ($2.00 each additional line >, 17 50 for three lines for four or five days ((2.25 each additional line I. $9 00 for three lines Miff Ferrie, Cooper's for six to eight days ($2 50 each additional line). »10 50 for three lines for nine to ten days (13 00 each additional line i agent for nearly 40 years, CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Retired four-star $13.50 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day $1 00. each additional line $3 00 Deadline 11A M two days said the comedian had European before publication. Call The Daily Register. 542-4000, ask for The Date Secretary. suffered chest pains late Army Gen. Mark W.Clark, last year, but was thought who has been hospitalized APRIL It - MONDAY 671-3076. Nights; weekends Middletown Detective Division. to have recovered. since last month, was de- Highlands Firehouse Auxiliary will 671-4700. Charlie Carroll 671-0900. teriorating rapidly yester- have an Easter Grocery Bingo Mon- APRIL 27,18 A Vt — Trezza's Deli & Liquor 747-0878 Cooper's hallmark was FRIDAY. SATURDAY cV SUNDAY an Egyptian fez. An aunt day, and a spokesman day, April 16th at 8 p.m. Groceries, Guest speaker Phil Villapiano NFL called his prognosis "very Hojjfey hams, Easter baseket. much more. Creative Productions presents Mu- Super Bowl Star. Comedian Tony 202 D«ath Notice poor." under spiritual f Donation $1.50. sical Adam 4 Eve, Aberdeen. Lloyd Stevens Clark, 87, was hospital- Road School. Tickets $3.50. 5606985 LUCCARELLI — Fitomana (naa direction ot APRIL 17 - TUESDAY MAY 12 - SATURDAY Laatalla) of Ealontown, N.J. On Satur- ized March 20 for tests APRIL 28 - SATURDAY day. April 14 II Monmouth Madicai Parents Without Partners. Giant Outdoor Flea Market at the Cantar. Funaril Mais Wadnasday. relating to a variety of Bayshore Chapter 644, Cocktail Party St. Dorothea's Guild sponsors a Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor. 10 April 1S al 10 a.m. from St. Oorothaa a illnesses, including and Dance, Town and Country, Hwy. Flea Market, 10 • 4. Spaces. $10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sponsored by the Atlantic R.C. Church. Frlands may call al tha cardiovascular problems, 542-5302/542-1168 for info. Deadline: Highlands PTO. PTO snack bar Robart A. Braun Homa lor Funarala. 35, Keyport 8:30 Sharp Orientation, 106 Broad St.. Ealontown. Tuaaday al according to Charles members $3, prospective members April 25. Raindate May 19 To reserve space, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In llau ol flowara, Gudaitis, spokesman at the $5. Chapter phone 747-3464. sned check to Atlantic Highlands Flea' Market - Garage Sale Lovers. donatlona may ba mada lo tha Cancar PTO for $7 or $12. Or call Sally at Soclaly. 129 Corllaa Ava.. AUanhurtl. Medical University of APRIL 18 4 19 - The Senior Youth Fellowship of the N.J. South Carolina. 291-3345 after 5 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY First United Methodist Church. 103 15th Annual Whale of a Sale. Monmouth Rd., Oakhurst. will have Flea Market and craft Show at Lin- Rumson Country Day School, corner their annual Flea Market. 10' spaces croft School. 10 till 4. rain or shine of Bellevue & Ridge Rd., Rumson. available. $6. Reserve early, 40 Call 842-0530 for reservations announces its annual Rummage Sale spaces available. Call 229-3150 or the MAY 18 - FRIDAY being held on Wed.. April 18. 9 to 5. Church office. 531-1150. for reser- Westminster Presbyterian Church. and Thurs . April 19, 9 to 12, in the vations. Middletown-Women's Spiritual Life school gymnasium. Fair Haven Fire Co. ladies Aux- Day. 9:15 AM to 2 P.M Leader-Dot APRIL 1*. 20, & 21 - iliary 6th Annual Flea Market to be Worth. Fee: $3. bring bagged lunch, owns THURSDAY, FRIDAY A SATUR- held on the firehouse grounds, space register by May 11. Call 671-1799 or Wo Have th DAY $8, with a table, $10. For reservations 787-2378. The Highlands United Methodist ell 747-1863. '2058 Nr^* July 16 MAY 19 - SATURDAY Church will have an Easter Flower MAY 5 - SATURDAY Middletown North High School Sale at 126 Bay Ave. (Next to The EVERYTHING France Austria HAWAIIAN DANCE - Sponsored by Booster Club Flea Market. High Gangway Restaurant) April 19, 9-6. Old Village Fire Co., Ladies Aux- School Parking Lot Tindall Rd.. 9 April 20, 9-12 & 34. April 21. 94. Switzerland iliary. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Non-stop mu- a.m. to 2 p.m. Spaces 16. extra $3 FOR EASTER!/ sic, donations $6 per person, $10 per Call671-5044or671-7520. (3to6pin i APRIL 20 - SUNDAY Italy Vatican couple, at Old Village Fire Co.. Hwy. Free Christian Science Lecture. 35. Middletown, (opposite Shoprite). MAY 28-JUNE 1- Paris Lourdes Rome Fri. April 20 at 8:15 P.M. Christian • Chocolate bunnies For info, call 6571-3513 after 6 p.m. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Science Society. 84 Broad St.. Key- Vienna Lucerne Nice Trip to Grossingers. May 28-June 1. Easter baskets port. Community Fire Co. is sponsoring 1984. For information call Jean at Easter candy PAPAL AUDIENCE APRIL 21 - SATURDAY monthly outdoor Flea Market, 8 a.m. 787-6081 or Marie 787-9438 Benefit Dance, with Mary Connolly to 4 p.m. at the fairgrounds, Appleton Th» tint stop (•to Mti d In Ihla coupon SEPTEMBER 10 - MONDAY • grass & her Show Band, Precious Blood Ave. and Hwy. 36, Leonardo. $7 a Come join us on a trip to Ireland today. By ntum mall you will raca/tr* a facl- Church Hall. Monmouth Beach. Beer space. Call 291-2438 after 5 p.m. • egg coloring kits Sept. 10 to Sept 18. Sponsored by St. paekad toldar whichtoffs yo u what you can & Refreshments. BYOB. Donation MAY 6 - SUNDAY Catherine's Church. E Keansburg •xpttcf avtry moment ol an untorgattable $10. Call for info. 291-2106 & 842-6260. • jelly beans Atlantic City Bus ride to the Bally First class accommodations, round wpwtonc*. Casino. Bus leaves Keansburg H.S. • live plants I Rtv. Joseph A. Radomikl (phone APRIL 27 - FRIDAY trip bus transportation from church Mid-Atlantic NYC. Circus. parking lot 12 noon. Cost $12.50. in- to airport. Price is $875 per person. OPEN DAILY I St Elizabeth Rectory 774- Barnum 4 Bailey. Exc. seats. $19 & cludes $10 cash. Call for reservation. For further information on itinerary 8 A.M. to I Postodk* Box 204 4069) $18. 7:30 show. Leaves Middletown & 4950406, 495-2940. 787-6693 Sponsored call 201-882-0373. 5:30 P.M. Friday | Avon-By-Tht-SM, N.J. 07717 Hazlet. 787-4921 It 566-3812. by the Keansburg H.S. Booster Club. til 9 I Dear Father: SEPTEMBER 20-30 - 3ZM0UI1KET I Please send your colorful (older: Bus Trip to Playboy Casino. Prime MAY 11 - FRIDAY THURSDAY-SUNDAY KDIMK I Name rib dinner/show. Leaves Town Hall, 5 Shore Casino Light The Lights St. Agnes Church will sponsor a bus 741.-IT Fund Raising Dinner, 7:30 p.m. for Address p.m. Free refreshments/door prizes trip to the Worlds Fair. New Or- I on bus. $15. Seniors $10. to benefit Middletown North L South Field leans. 10 meals. 5 guided tour: (."..11 I City i-iU'J^r-SEv Police Cadets. 671-3300. Ext. 423. Lights, $50 per couple. Contact 291-0876 or 2914272 o A8 The Daily Register The Arts MONDAY. APRIL 16. 1984 Minnelli stars in cable TV version of 'Princess and The Pea9 BY SCOTT KRAFT Conti, Beatrice Straight, Pat and the direction turn these simple An example: "All young men in the What is the attraction of these McCormick and Nancy Allen, fairy tales into some of the most kingdom known as Robert shall fairy tales? NEW YORK

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LIFESTYLE GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Rain a grim reminder for '84 storm victims BY RAY GERMANN I was,." he said. "And it was all tilted pilings under toe pier, and blown out in 2 hours. I lost more forced city health officials to LONG BRANCH - Outside the than 700 lobster pots. My boat is close several boardwalk estab- National Guard Armory, driving OK, but I can't even make enough lishments, he said. rain, stiff winds and high tides money to make it worthwhile." Like most aid applicants, were a grim reminder of the Franson was unsure of the Michaelson said she was pleased disaster which forced more than amount of his financial loss, but with the way agency representa- 100 victims of the damaging early he estimated the damage at tives treated storm victims. spring storm to seek emergency several thousand dollars. "They have been very ac- assistance. Representatives of large and comodating and very helpful," Although yesterday's weather small businesses turned out at the she said. was mild in comparison to the Disaster Aid Center on Ocean Carol Seeley, co-owner of the destructive March 28 nor'easter. Avenue to report their losses and Oceanport Landing docking fa- applicants for disaster aid grants apply for compensation. cility, said, "We didn't expect to and loans looked about nervously William Shiel, representing walk out of here with a check. I as paperwork was processed by Ric-Cic Inc., which owns the Long think they did aU they could for government workers. Branch Amusement Pier, said the now, and now we have to see what "A lot of us are scared," said March 28 storm caused approx- the Inspector says." Pam Michaelson, a resident of imately $400,000 in damage there. Sea Bright Village con- MOST APPLICANTS WAITED dominiums. "The water was com- "JUST LIKE EVERYONE for at least 90 minutes before ing over the seawall again last else, I'm here to find out what is being interviewed, and many night, and it just makes you available and how to get it," he were in the building for more than uneasy." said. "We're expecting to receive 3 hours. But Keith Seeley, Carol a ballpark figure of $400,000, Seeley's husband, said the wait H»«l.l.r pholo t>, L.rr, P.f n. TIDES UP TO 3 feet above enough to recoup our losses." was expected. "These things LINEUP — Coastal residents wait for help in inset, prepared by the Federal Emergency normal were expected to recede Ric-Cic has hired a consulting never get done in a hurry," he processing forms as a federal disaster as- Management Agency, charged with staffing the last night, and police in coastal engineer to evaluate the extent of said. sistance center opens in Long Branch. Appli- local center and three others which began county towns reported no serious structural damage to the pier, he Although flood victims were cants received copies of a bilingual brochure, operating around the state yesterday. flooding. said. "The amount of money we satisfied with the way they were Robert Franson, a Highlands get from the government will treated yesterday, most said they again in a month or so and I'll tell "Considering the reason that ency Management Agency lobsterman, said he is hoping for probably be reduced by whatever are worried about how much you how it really went." most of them are here, I would spokesman, said the center will enough emergency aid to put him amount is covered by insurance," money they will receive. "It's Workers said the applicants say they are in very good spirits." be open every day from 9 a.m. to back in business. "It took me 20 he said. going all right today," also were well behaved, with only said one worker. 7 p.m. until all applications are years to get where I am ... where High seas during the storm Michaelson said. "But come back a few reports of harsh words. Theodore Wilson, state Emerg- received. Marlboro fire bonds OK'd MARLBORO — Township voters which includes the normal water 17 public meeting. "There is a have approved issuance of $824,311 pumping apparatus and a 85-foot chance that we will get some state DEDICATED — Lillian Brister in municipal bonds which will platform, Humbert said. money to defray the cost." he said. holds a plaque presented re- provide money for two firetrucks Approximately $200,000 will be State Assemblyman John O. Ben- cently by Fair Haven Mayor and renovation of the Robertsville spent on a standard firetruck, and nett, R-Monmouth. has agreed to Nancy Kern and the Borough firehouse. the remaining money will be used support legislation that would Council to honor her late hus- In a referendum held Saturday, to renovate the Robertsville fire- provide state funds for the expen- residents approved the bonding by house, he said. ditures. Humbert said "Depending band, Charles, for more than 40 a vote of 182-156. The bond will Councilwoman Barbara Vee- years of dedicated service to the on how that works out. it could force an increase of 5 cents per $100 chiarelli said the voters "did the reduce the cost substantially." First Aid Squad. Brister, who of assessed valuation in the town- right thing" by approving the died last October, joined the ship's Robertsville section. bonding. "The council was behind Humbert said the aerial "cherry First Aid Squad in 1940 and Township Councilman John the funding, and I'm glad it picker" truck will serve other served as captain in 1944. Humbert said last night he was passed," she said. "Now we are areas of the township and Marlboro pleased with the bond passage. planning to try to spread the Psychiatric Hospital, which has "This new equipment will allow payment for the bonds over the some of the tallest buildings in the firefighters to do their job better, whole town instead of just the township and offer more safety for the Robertsville area." It can also be used for water *-, community,' he said. Humbert said he and Vec- rescues, according to the Board of The major item which will be chiarelli will investigate alterna- Fire Commissioners, because the purchased with the additional funds tive plans to pay for the equipment, platform can be extended horizon- YESTERDAYS will be a $380,000 aerial truck. and report to the council at a May tally above the water

finds it. Anthony Riccidelli of Wallace is speaking, carrying signs Atlantic Highlands was driving in that read, "No Racism in Indiana." 100 years ago Middletown and thought he had a Spring brings a rebirth of activity flat tire. Instead of stopping and at the Brookdale Farm near checking, he slowed the car down, 10 years ago Holmdel. Owned by D.D. Withers, got out on the running board, and Patricia Hearst, the newspaper the farm — one of the largest in the leaned out to see if his suspicions heiress; is being sought by the FBI county — is devoted entirely to the were correct. Police saw Ric-as an accomplice in a bank robbery. training and raising of racehorses. cidelli s car zigzagging down the Kidnapped by the "Symbionese Several of the Withers horses have road and pulled him over. He was Liberation Army" on Feb. 4, won" races around the country, fined $10 and had his license Hearst is now believed to be thanks to the expert care of veteran revoked for three months. He also working with them. horse trainer Barney Reilly. had a flat tire. Judge Barclay is the president of The Monmouth County Planning the Shrewsbury Mutual Insurance Board's annual report for 1973 Co. and he wants to retire. After 20 years ago concludes that an "insufficient all, he is 92 years old. However, the infrastructure" has stunted the directors of the firm say Barclay is The Monmouth County chapter, industrial growth of the county. "hale and hearty," and insist he U.S. Committee for a SANE Nu- Officials hope (hat the construction will serve them until he is a clear Policy, plans a protest march of Route 18, Interstate 195. and the centenarian. against a proposed Civil Defense Route 33 bypass will change that exercise at Monmouth College. situation. SANE "approves community prep- 50 years ago arations for the control of natural A rash of robberies have the disasters, but strongly opposes civil 5 years ago people of Rumson and Fair Haven defense programs that attempt to Three county' men, $15,000 in nervous. $35,000 worth of jewelry, delude the people into a false notion cash and $100,000 worth of herein a safe, and several expensive coats that they can be protected from the are nabbed in a drug case. One of have been stolen in the last week. terrible effects of nuclear war- the men allegedly heads the "big- Police have been running up blind fare." gest drug ring in the county," alleys but there is hope, because The Indiana Democratic presi- according to police. Detective Scaffia of New York, dential primary rises to a fever Laos claims Chinese troops have known for his expertise at solving pitch when Alabama Gov. George been "nibbling" away at their RagMUr pholo br !••«» FWM gem robberies, is reported to be in Wallace goes there to campaign. territory, and severs relations with SERVICE CITED — Judith H. Stanley and Robert organization's annual civic awards dinner Friday Rumson. Students at Indiana State Univer- that country. China says all its C. Stanley of Middletown, at right, are cited by the night. Maj. Carl Schoch was assisted by Mrs. A driver looks for trouble and sity protest outside the room where soldiers have been withdrawn. Salvation Army of Monmouth County at the William E. Chamberlain in making the presentation. COMMUNITY CALENDAR HAZLET — The Raritan Bay Town Criers Chapter of THVRSDA Y TODAY TOMORROW the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of FAIR HAVEN - Fair Haven Fields Gardens will RED BANK - The Lions Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America will have LITTLE SILVER — The Greater Red Bank Jaycees again offer 20 by 20 foot plowed and harrowed plots to at the Molly Pitcher Inn. rehearsals each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Raritan High will hold their monthy meeting at 8:30 p.m. in their residents. Reservations can be made from 6:30 to 9:30 Connie Quintan will speak on fine arts investing. School, Middle Road, Hazlet. headquarters, 124 Willow Drive. p.m. at 255 Dartmouth Ave. EATONTOWN — Families Anonymous, a fellowship RED BANK — Families Anonymous, a fellowship for FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Molly Pitcher parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol for parents, relatives and friends of drug and alcohol Woman's Club will have a meeting, for members only, HAZLET — Ticket sales end for Hazlet Recreation abusers and children with behavorial problems, will abusers and children with behavorial problems, will Commission's breakdance show and contest to be held at 10:30 a.m. at the township firehouse, to be followed meet at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview Medical Center's East meet from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian with an international luncheon. at Raritan High School at 7 p.m. April 21. The featured Church, 76 Wyckoff Road. Wing. performers and judges of the contest are the N.Y. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - High Sclkil students WEDNESDA Y RED BANK - The Rotary Club will meet at 12:15 Dynamic Breakers. Tickets may be purchased at the interested in boating are invited to attend the Explorer p.m. at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Recreation Commission, 1776 Union Ave. Scouts Sea Exploring "Ship 6" open house at 7:30 p.m. RED BANK — The Red Bank Area Chamber of Joe Coffee will speak on "History's Perspective on HAZLET - Movies about hate will be shown to at the Sea Explorer Building, Atlantic Highlands Commerce board of directors will meet at 11 a.m. at Eisenhower." children from kindergarten through grade five from Marina. the Olde Union House. Directors are asked to notify the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Monmouth Bayshore 3:30 to 4:15 p.m. at the Hazlet Township Library. 251 RED BANK - Duplicate bridge will be played at the chamber office in advance if unable to attend. Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons Middle Road. Admission is free. No registration is Woman's Club at 8 p.m. Registration is requested. RED BANK — The St. James Senior Citizens Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Atlantic Highlands Senior necessary. LONG BRANCH — Families Anonymous, a fellow- will meet at 2 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center. Citizens Building at the harbor. MATAWAN - The Woman's Club of Matawan will ship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and SHREWSBURY - High school men and women FREEHOLD — The Exchange Club of Greater hold its White Elephant Sale-Sandwich Lunch at 11:30 alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, interested in a financial career are invited to attend a Freehold will meet at 12:30 p.m. at the American Hotel. a.m. at the Clubhouse, 199 Jackson St. Members and will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Chemical Dependency B.S.A. Explorer Post 10 open house at 6:30 p.m. at Tony Dee, of Tony Dee Studios, will speak on artistic guests are asked to bring their white elephants for sale. Center, Chelsea Avenue. Shrewsbury State Bank. 465 Broad St. talents and variety through caricatures. HAZLET — The Hazlet Township Environmental HIGHLANDS — The bus to the Playboy Club, Atlantic RED BANK — Monmouth Council, B.S.A. Explorer The club holds its regular luncheon meeting every Commission will meet at 8 p.m. in the Environmental City, sponsored by the Regular Democratic Organiza- Scout Post 9 will hold an architecture open house at 6:30 Thursday; new members are welcome. Commission office, 317 Middle Road. The public is tion of Highlands, will leave This and That, Bay Avenue, p.m. at the Patrick Gilvary, A.I.A. firm, 225 Broad St. MARLBORO — Today and tomorrow the Morganville invited. at 2:15 p.m. The trip includes a prime rib dinner and YM-YWHA will offer Passover vacation programs for KEANSBURG - The Keansburg Planning Board MATAWAN - Al Anon meets at 10 a.m. and children in kindergarten through grade six Call the "V" a show. For ticket information, call Dorothy Wilson. Alcoholics Anonymous at 9 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building, 43 Church MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown Area Chamber of to reserve your child's space. St. The public is invited. Church, Ryers Lane. Commerce will meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Pancake House, FR1DA Y UNION BEACH - The Union Beach PTA will present Route 35. The film taken at the Annual Dinner Dance, COLTS NECK - The Shore Hills Chapter of Sweet three turns depicting family life situations at 7:30 p.m. honoring Michael Silki as Business Person of the Year, Adelines meets every Wednesday al 7:30 p.m. at the RED BANK — Duplicate bridge games will be held in the all purpose room of Memorial School. will be shown courtesy of Storer Cable Communica- Colts Neck Reformed Church New members are at the Woman's Club of Red Bank. 164 Broad St.. at 8 Parents are urged to attend. tions. welcome. p.m. Reservations are requested. B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. APRIL 16, 1984 Crenshaw doesn't let this one slip away —- AUGUSTA, Ga. . (AP) - Ben He saved par with a 20-footer on in his first professional start — the Crenshaw knew he had the first No. 14 and then applied the 1973 San Antonio-Texas Open. major championship of his golf clincher, a 15-foot birdie putt on He was fresh off the campus of career sewed up — and so did the the 15th that built the lead to four the University of Texas, where he massive gallery surrounding the shots. claimed three individual NCAA 18th green at Augusta National. The ovations at each hole con- crowns. The thunderous ovation came in tinued to grow. The golf world expected great waves as the popular Texan They were the type that had things from him. So did Crenshaw. prepared to put the finishing been reserved for two legends in Asked if it were better to win his touches on a closing 68 that left Masters lore — for the popularity first major now, rather than in the him with an U-under-par 277 total of Arnold Palmer during his early stages of his career, he said: and the coveted Masters title. heyday and for the respect for the "It means more now. There "I honestly didn't know where I brilliant play of Jack Nicklaus, the have been disappointments, but was," Crenshaw said. only five-time winner of this this is a sweet, sweet thing. I don't "Coming up 18 I had so much prestigious event. think there'll ever be a sweeter support. It was incredible. I just Tom Watson, a two-time Mas- moment." didn't want to let those people ters winner, made two birdies over It wasn't a day to remember for down." the last three holes to claim Kit£, Crenshaw's former college They had been with him all the second place at 69-279, but he teammate who has come close, but way on the treacherous back side really never was in the title chase. never won a major title. of this famous course built by David Edwards and Gil Morgan Asked if he knew what might be Bobby Jones. shared the low round of'the final going through Crenshaw's mind, The cheers started at the 10th day with 67s, and were deadlocked Kite replied, "No, but I can hole where be rolled in a in third place at 280. guarantee he knows what's going monstrous, breaking 60-foot putt Nelson was next at 70-281 and through mine. It's sure not jubila- for his third straight birdie — one Kite had a 75, falling into a four- tion." that gave him a three-shot lead. way tie at 282 with Ronnie Black, "He has got to feel sick," He bogeyed the 11th, but then 68, Australian David Graham, 73, Crenshaw said of Kite. came back with a 12-foot birdie and Mark Lye, the colorful 36-hole "Believe me, he's hurting," putt on the 155-yard, par-3 12th — leader who closed with a 74. Crenshaw added. "He played well a hole that took out the only two "I haven't been through this up to one hole. If you don't think players with a realistic chance. before," Crenshaw said. "It's a golf's tough, ask him." Larry Nelson, the U.S. Open feeling of relief more than any- Watson, who has been in a champion who had closed the gap thing. There's no question I've put slump, called it "one of those days to one with a birdie on 11, knocked pressure on myself to win the I never got close enough to the lead his tee shot in the water and took important tournaments." to put any pressure on Ben. I was a double bogey. He narrowly missed a major just too far behind to catch up. I Tom Kite, the third-round leader title in 1981 when he lost the PGA had to have some mistakes, and who was two back at the time, also championship in a playoff with Ben just didn't make any." found the water, and made triple Graham. Watson, playing in a twosome bogey. "Today was just my day," he just ahead of Crenshaw, waited for AMOCIUM Pf«a p»olo There was a sense that this said. "I was determined. I tried to the champion to putt out, and then tournament was over, that the only hit the fairways and the greens, greeted him. THE JOY OF WINNING — Ben Crenshaw is yesterday after he won the 1964 Masters Cham- person who could beat Crenshaw and I did a darn good job of it." "I told Ben 'Welcome to the hugged bV his caddy as they l^ave the 18th green pionship title at the Augusta National Golf Club. was Crenshaw. It was the 10th victory of a majors club,'" Watson said. "He He didn't let it happen. career that began with a triumph deserved it." Sutter feels no pain. Islanders stop Caps, 3-1

LANDOVER. Md. (AP) - Brent net goal with 24 seconds remaining stick side of goalie Billy Smith. Gilbert, following Pat LaFon- first period. The Islanders were Sutter said he had no pain in his when Bryan Trottier poked in a Flatley's shot over the right taine's successful faceoff. outshot 33-19, but each team had left knee, but after his tie-breaking NHL shot after Gilbert assisted from shoulder of Washington goalie Pat Smith was credited with 32 five shots on goal in the final goal it was the Washington Capi- the corner. • Riggin came after a pass from saves, including 19 in the scoreless period. tals who were hurting Sutter. forced to miss the anymore." The fourth game of the best-of- previous game because of a bruise, Sutter tipped in the tiebreaker seven National Hockey League's put the New York Islanders ahead after teammate Greg Gilbert, who Patrick Division final will be Ex-Yank Martin at it again at 14:28 of the final period and the assisted on all three New York played at the Capital Centre defending four-time Stanley Cup goals, intercepted an attempted Monday night, with the fifth game CORONA DEL MAR, Calif. a loud argument, found Martin on dents. Martin is currently a Yan- champions went to defeat the clearing pass by Washington's shifting back to New York's home (AP) — Former New York Yankee the lawn, "obviously intoxicated, kee scout after being fired as the Capitals 3-1 last night. Larry Murphy and fed him in front ice on Wednesday manager Billy Martin was ar- screaming and hollering at a club's manager on three different The come-from-behind victory rested and later released on $100 female," traffic investigator Gary occasions. of the goal. The Capitals, who have trailed gave the Islanders a 2-1 lead in the bail after a shouting match with a Bruton said. The Yankees had no comment. "I saw Brent from the boards 2-0 and 3-0 in the first two games, National Hockey League's best-of- woman on the front lawn of a home Bruton, who repsonded to the One of Martin's attorneys, Ed- and just threw it off to him. " said took the early lead for the first seven Patrick Division final, with Gilbert. "If it hadn't been for in this suburban community. complaint with another officer, die Sapir of New Orleans, said in game No 4 at the Capital Centre time in the series on a 30-foot shot •Flats' (Pat FlatleyI forechecking. Martin, 55, was booked for said Martin and a female compa- a telephone interview'Saturday he Monday night by Alan Haworth at 5:05 of the it wouldn't have happened." investigation of public drunk- nion, identified as Jill Guiver, had no details of the arrest but said Its playoff time, you want to second period. Pat Flatley tied it enness and disorderly conduct and apparently argued about travel he was "relieved" Martin had not Flatley, whose goal forged a 1-1 play as much as you can. " said for the Islanders at 17:12 released at about 4 a.m. Saturday, arrangements for a horse he hit anyone. tie in the second period, was Sutter. who was given the go- Haworth's goal, his third of the after spending four hours in a bought for her. Bruton said Martin was cooper- ahead to play by the team doctor pressing Murphy when he tried to playoffs, came after a dropped public drunk tank, police said. Martin, who was fired last year ative when arrested. Bruton also at an afternoon workout. "I don't move the puck around the boards. pass by Murphy directly in front of Police, responding to calls by as Yankee manager, has been said Martin flew to New York want to talk about it I the injury I The Islanders added an empty the goal. The low shot went to the neighbors complaining of hearing involved in previous fighting inci- after Ms. Guiver bailed him out. Marathon runners looking for Olympic berths BOSTON I API - For Britain's Still, there are some doubts as Dixon did — and has learned and that will get me my Olympic hills are put in the way only to slow Geoff Smith and New Zealand's about Smith. from them. place," said Smith. you down." Allison Roe. the favorites in BOSTON At New York, after leading from "I lost control of the race in Although Smith's credentials — Of the others in the field, the today's 88th Boston Marathon, the the 16 miles through 26 miles, he New York," said the confident he'has the second-fastest half- best appear to be Fleming, a six- 26-mile. 385-yard race from MARATHON was caught with 385 yards remain- Smith. "This time, I want to stay marathon time in history, 1:01:39 time finisher in the top 10 in the suburban Hopkinton to the center ing and beaten by Rod Dixon of in control of the'whole race. I at Dayton, Ohio last year, and was Boston Marathon, including sec- of Boston, will not be just another New Zealand. At the finish line, think control is the biggest key to ranked No 2 in the world at 10,000 ond-places in 1973 and 1974, and event the world, is most significant. Smith collapsed from exhaustion. marathoning." meters in 1981 — are far superior winner of the 1973 and 1975 New For both, it will carry a great Most of the attention, however, At New York, basically a flat However, he would not disclose to the others in the field, he doesn't York City Marathon; Jorge deal of significance, as it will for is expected to focus on Smith, the course, he did not have to contend his strategy for remaining in feel he is a cinch to win. Gonzalez of Puerto Rico, the 1983 several others in the expected field 30-year-old Providence College with the undulating hills of Boston, control, saying onlyl "I do not have "There are five or six or seven Pan American Games champion in of 6.800 senior from Liverpool, England, which have been the undoing of a prerace plan." other guys who are capable of a race record 2:12:43; New Zea- For Smith. Roe and some other where he was a soccer player and some of the greatest marathoners The race is extremely important running as fast as me," he said. lander Paul Ballinger, winner of foreigners, a good performance in fireman before seriously turning in history. to Smith in his quest to make the "Anybody who can run 2:10, 2:11 the prestigious 1981 Fukuoka Boston could clinch a spot for them to running in 1976. And at New York, being a first- British marathon team. The Brit- or 2:12 has a chance. You can't Marathon in Japan with a personal on their country's Olympic mara- Although he has run only one time marathoner. he was not ish Amateur Athletic Board will underestimate them. The day you best of 2:10:15 who is seeking a thon teams marathon, the 1983 New York City subjected to the heavy pre-race make the selection of its three- do, is the day you'll get beat. place on his national Olympic For someone like Tom Fleming, race, he is the prohibitive favorite. pressure he has been undergoing at man team after the May 13 ondon '"But I'm not too concerned team, and John Halberstadt, a considered the top United States His performance at New York, Boston as the favorite. Marathon. about them," he added. "I just native of South African now'living threat, a victory would mean where he finished second in 2 On the other hand, he admittedly "Not only must Geoff win lave to run my race." in Winthrop, Mass., who finished euphoria. hours. 9 minutes. 8 seconds - the made some mistakes at New York Boston to qualify for the British He also said he was not too third in Boston in 1971. And for some of the others, such fastest first-time marathon ever - — such as going out too fast too team, he must run fast here," said concerned about the renowned "If I do well at Boston, it would as the less elite runners, just is by far the best of the Boston early! not'drinking enough liquids Fred Lebow, director of the New hills of Boston. make me so happy that I would competing in Boston, still perhaps entrants. No one else in the field during the race and running the York City Marathon. "The hills will be just another stop running the next dav." said the most prestigious marathon in has broken 2:10. straights instead of the 'I feel I have to win the race - competitor for me," he said. "The Fleming. 1st IN SALES 1st IN SERVICE 1st IN SELECTION AI USED _ CARS 10% PR 1982 A 1980 1979 1976 FORD 1981 LEASES ON |CAMARO CHRYSLER GRAN PRIX TEMPO AND '981 LTHUNDERBIRD! CORDORT "LJ" 6 Cyl.. Auto.. **?x** 6 4 S ed M PS. PB. Air B "sussr \o T ra^:. p r p e"B' V-6. Auto.. PS.. 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-;, ^gjg»-flU m HIGHWAY 35 KIVPOHT 260-1600 ^grffH ud<> Ffftghf & Dealer P,«p Not I a • A. MV ft MONDAY, APRIL 16.1984 The Dsrily Register B3 Monmouth Gymnastic Academy gains honor FREEHOLD - Hie Monmouth LAPLATA, Md. - Tami Cobbs won three matches while compet- team. She swam backstroke for doubles (7), total bases (85), Gymnastic Academy was crowned of the Shrewsbury Gymnastics 1W4 United States Optional Gym- COUNTY ing in the 167-177 weight classes. the team which finished up the slugging average (.522), RBIs (16) won the trampoline in in the 15-17 MIDDLETOWN - The season at 7-3. and average (.373). Ippolito nastic team champion (or boys and the senior divisions at the ages 11 and 12. SPORTS BRIEFS Brookdale Community College All- Wilson set a school record in the started all 35 of Lafayette's games Cherry Blossom Open trampoline Star Sports Camps for boys and 200-yard backstroke at the Eastern last year and led the team in The top award was presented for meet which involved competitors winning the prestigious National girls 5 to 18 years of age will be Championship with a time of batting with a .336 average. from all over the East. The meet held again this summer at the 225 2:10.66. For the season, she earned STILLWATER, OK - John Far- Boys Invitational Championship Dave Levinson of Monmouth is held annually in conjuction with acre college campus in Lincroft 10 first places in the 100 and 200 held at the Parkette National Gymnastics took third place in the the Cherry Blossom Festival. rell of Monmouth Beach is in the Training Center in Allentown, Pa. all-around with 45.20 points. In The sports offered are baseball, backstroke and on three occasions starting rotation for the Oklahoma April 7. Teams and boys from addition to finishing third on the Cobbs also won the senior basketball, tennis, cheerleading, won both events.She was 9th in the State varsity baseball team. The some 75 gymnastics schools in 40 still rings and vaulting, he was in division of the double-mini tram- field hockey, sports readiness, Easterns in the 200 backstroke and ex-Shore Regional High School slates and Peurto Rico partici- the top six in two of the other poline and teammed with Jane Softball, wrestling and soccer. The 12th in the 100 back. graduate had a 2-3 record for the Ziemski to win the sycronized camp attracted more than 2,000 Cowboys in 1983. He appeared in 11 pated. events. trampoline. Ziemski also won the Coach of the team is Leonid youngsters. EASTON, Pa. - Junior first games. Twelve-year-old Andrew Fried- 13-14 trampoline and Gini Bahr For a free brochure, infor- man of Marlboro, competing, (or Blacher of Freehold, a former won the advanced double mini and baseman Mike Ippolito of Middle- r Master Gymnast and international mation or registration, contact town was named Lafayette College KEANSBURG - Keansburg Monmouth Gymnastics won the was third in the 13-14 trampoline. Camp Director Ferris Antoon at individial all-around championship judge. Andrea Jack was third in the 11-12 Athlete of the Week after banging High School linebackers Jim 222-6932 or by writing the Com- out six hits in 12 at bats to help Luchina and Hugh Gallagher have in his division with a 48.00 score. The Monmouth Gymasntic trampoline. All fo the girls are munity Servies, BCC, Lincroft, He also finished first in floor Academy, started in 1976, has coached by Ed Soles. Lafayette to four wins in five been accepted at Waynesburg exercise, parallel bars and pom- become New Jersey's largest pro- 07738. games. State College, Pa. Defensive back mel horse events and was in the fessional gymnastic school and is RUMSON - Bud Daley of WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Sarah Jerry Murphy and offensive guard top six in the other three boys located on Route 9 in the Freehold Rumson earned a varsity letter for Wilson of Rumson finished a Ippolito, who starred at Middle- Mike Cody will be attending events. Mall. the Brown University wrestling successful freshman season for the town High School South, currently Ramapo College. team this season. Daley, a senior, William and Mary varsity swim leads the Leopards in hits (25), Arizona dumps Generals; Long is catalyst in win EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Long Branch High School star, set Running back Kevin Long rushed up two touchdowns and a field goal for 123 yards and two touchdowns USFL with two Interceptions and a in the fourth quarter to lead the fumble recovery. The Stars also Arizona Wranglers to a 20-3 upset four plays later before a crowd of intercepted two other passes and victory yesterday over the New 31,917 at Giants Stadium. recovered another fumble, the Jersey Generals in the United The Wranglers dominated the latter being returned 35 yards for States Football League. first quarter and the early part of a touchdown by defensive back Long set up his 2-yard touch- the second quarter, even though Scott Woerner. down run early in the fourth they only held a 6-3 lead at A crowd of 42,655 at Pontiac, quarter with a 40-yard pass recep- halftime. Mich., watched Cliff Stoudt lead tion from quarterback Greg Land- Arizona's 14-play, 74-yard open- Birmingham over the Panthers ry. Long added a 9-yard scoring ing drive was capped by Landry's with touchdown passes of seven run with 1:35 left to play. touchdown strike to Douglas. Cor- and 17 yards and a two-yard Landry, who hit 14 of 26 passes ral's extra point attempt was touchdown run. The 17-yard scor- for 171 yards with two inter- deflected, snapping his skein of 35 ing pass to Jim Smith gave the ceptions, lofted a 19-yard touch- straight extra point kicks. Stallions a 21-10 lead. Joe Cribbs down pass to Larry Douglas on the The Wranglers held the ball carried 20 times for 116 yards and opening drive of the game as the 13:13 of the first quarter and had scored on a three-yard run for Wranglers snapped a two-game a 94) advantage in first downs. Birmingham, which is first in the losing streak to even their record In yesterday's only other game, Southern Division at 7-1. at 44. New Jersey fell to 6-2 and the Birmingham Stallions beat the dropped out of a first place tie with Michigan Panthers 28-17, dropping Oklahoma, 6-2, won its third Philadelphia in the Atlantic the Panthers into a first-place tie straight game and kept the Feder- Division. with the Oklahoma Outlaws at 6-2 als winless before 6,075 at Wash- in the Central Division. ington. Quarterback Doug Wil- Long, who had 24 carries and liams of the Outlaws passed eight caught 3 passes for 52 yards, On Saturday, Oklahoma edged capped a 79-yard drive with his Washington 20-16, Los Angles beat yards to Ron Wheeler with 57 touchdown run early in the fourth Memphis 23-17 in overtime, Den- seconds left for the winning touch- quarter. The drive was kept alive ver topped Pittsburgh 31-21 and down. The TD climaxed a 93-yard when punter Frank Corral ran six San Antonio whipped Jacksonville drive. Williams finished with 24 of yards out of a punt formation on a 204. 44 passes for 333 yards. fourth-and-four play from the Ari- Tonight, Houston will play at Steve Young, Los Angeles' zona 37-yard line. Long filtered out Oakland and Tampa Bay will be at rookie quarterback, completed 22 of the backfield on the next play, New Orleans. of 34 passes for 358 yards and taking Landry's pass at the 50 and At Philadelphia, the Stars scored on a one-yard plunge in weaving 34 yards to the Generals blitzed Chicago before 17,417 fans overtime for the home-field vic- 16-yard line. Long, who once with 31 points in the first quarter, tory over Memphis. Tony Zendejas played under Generals coach Walt scoring four touchdowns before of the Express sent the game into SACKED — New Jersey Generals quarterback action in yesterday's United States Football League the game was nine minutes old. Michaels with the National Foot- overtime with a 27-yard field goal Brian Sipe (17) is taken down by Kit Lathrop (70) game in East Rutherford. ball League New York Jets, scored Linebacker Sam Mills, a former with one second left in regulation. of the Arizona Wranglers during second quarter Poor weather hasn't stopped Manasquan

Poor weather has been slowing Lanfried has four solid starters in and our defense is much better Haven Regional (4-1) which is off up the spring scholastic sports sophomores Mike Mahady and Ty than last year." to its best start in years. activities, but it hasn't slowed Hawkins, and seniors Mike Manasquan also possesses a Red Bank Catholic (4-1), down unbeaten Manasquan- (4-0) Sullivan and Jim Brower solid hitting attack with Hawkins another team that is off to a good which tops the first Daily Register "We knew that we would be and third baseman Brian Smith start, is sixth followed by Long Baseball Poll of the of the season. good this year because we had a lot both batting .500. Sullivan, a Daily Branch (4-2), Wall (2-1), Shore Baseball ratings are difficult of people back from last year's Register All-County First Team Regional (3-11 and Holmdel (3-1). because one standout pitcher can (15-10) team," Lanfried said. " choice last year has a .375 average The poll includes all games play make an otherwise average team Pitching has been our strong point. while Brower is batting .347. through Sunday. as good as any around when he Mahady is 2-0 and has a no-hitter Marlboro (5-1) is runnerup in the takes the mound. This happened and Brower hasn't had a start yet poll. The Mustangs dropped their Daily Register Top 10 Baseball last year when Monmouth Re- because of the weather. He was opening game of the season to Poll gionai's Kevin Case almost pitched our top pitcher last year with a 6-1 Jackson, but have since won five 1. Manasquan (4-0) a below .500 Monmouth Regional record and an 0.78 ERA." in a row and handed Manalapan its 2. Marlboro (5-n team to the Monmouth College The Big Blue has a solid double- first setback, 44, last week. Three 3. Middletown South (3-D Baseball Tournament cham- play combination in Hawkins and of their five wins have been by 4. Manalapan o-n pionship. Case lost to Marlboro, Bill Newbury. shutouts. 5. Rumson-FH Reg (4-n 6-5, In the title game as the Middletown South (3-1) has been 6. R.B Catholic (4-1) Mustangs scored four runs in the "We moved Hawkins from short playing well under new coach Al 7. Long Branch (4-2) last inning. to second this year," Lanfried Kooistra and is third in the ratings. 8- Wall i ,2-1, Pitching is no problem for said. "And we put Newbury at Manalapan (3-1) is right behind in 9. Shore Reg on Manasquan, however. Coach Jack shortstop. They've done a fine job fourth followed by Rumson-Fair 10. Holmdel o-n Yanks end skid, down White Sox NEW YORK (AP) -Xen Grif- seven-run second inning that fea- Kent Hrbek in the ninth. fey's bases-loaded single with two tured consecutive homers by out in the 10th inning gave the New AMERICAN Downing and Rob Wilfong. Reggie Brewers 3, Royals 2 York Yankees a 2-1 victory over Jackson and Juan Beniquez each KANSAS CITY - Ted Simmons Chicago yesterday, snapping the LEAGUE hit two-run homers for California. and Dion James each drove in a White Sox three-game winning Mariners 5, Twins 4 run in an eigthh-inning rally streak. Reed's wild pitch, Lou Piniella MINNEAPOLIS - Bob Kearney against Kansas City relief ace Dan Dave Righetti, a converted walked, loading the bases. Willie drove in a pair of runs, including Quisenberry, lifting the Milwaukee starter in his fourth relief appear- Randolph grounded to third, forc- one in Seattle's four-run seventh Brewers to a victory over the ance, gained his first victory in as ing Wynegar at home, but Griffey inning, and Roy Thomas and Dave Royals. many decisions with 1 2-3 innings singled to left. - Beard combined for seven innings of hitless relief. Angels 12, A's 8 of one-run relief as the Mariners Blue Jays 2, Rangers 1 With one out, Butch Wynegar OAKLAND, Calif. - Brian defeated the Minnesota Twins. ARLINGTON, Texas - Willie doubled off Britt Bums, 0-1, who Downing's grand slam highlighted Thomas, 1-0. relieved starter Upshaw and Cliff Johnson hit had relieved LaMarr Hoyt to open a four-home run barrage that Jum Beattie with none out in the consecutive pitches for home runs the inning. Toby Harrah was accounted for nine runs and car- third and scattered three hits over with one out in the top of the ninth walked intentionally, and Ron ried the California Angels to a five innings with Beard working inning to rally the Toronto Blue Reed relieved. victory over the Oakland A's. the final two for his second save. Jays to a victory over the Texas After both runners advanced on The Angels led 10-0 after a Beard gave up an RBI single by Rangers. Youngblood powers Giants,8-6 LOS ANGELES - Pinch hitter Astros 6, Reds 5 Kevin Bass singled and Cruz Joel Youngblood stroked a run- HOUSTON - Phil Garners tripled to start the inning. WATCHING THE RETURNS — Atlanta Braves second "baseman scoring single with one out in the NATIONAL bases-loaded single with one out in Glenn Hubbard sails over San Diego Padres' Tony Gwynn as the 11th inning yesterday, giving the the bottom of the ninth inning Padres 6, Braves 4 San Francisco Giants a seesaw 8-6 LEAGUE drove in the winning run to give SAN DIEGO - A two-base error two watch the results ol a double play during fourth inning of their victory over the Los Angeles game Saturday night. the Houston Astros a victory over by Atlanta left fielder Gerald Dodgers. the Cincinnati Reds. Perry triggered a three-run third Chili Davis started the 11th with in the four-hour game. Jose Cruz drew a walk with one inning that helped the San Diego HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE a double off Tom Niedenfuer, 0-1, Cardinals 1, Pirates 0 out in the ninth off reliever Tom Padres defeat the Braves. the fourth Los Angeles pitcher. ST. LOUIS - Bob Forsch com- Hume, 0-1. Cruz stole second, and The victory enabled San Diego Bob Brenly sacrificed Davis to bined with three relievers on a Jerry Mumphrey was intentionally to conclude their season-opening TODAY Lacay at . Kaanaburg third and pinch hitter Duane Marlboro al '. M,00 South seven-hitter, leading the St. Louis walked. Enos Cabell singled 11-game homestand with a 9-2 Rad Bank Rag. al :. Aabury Park don Kuiper was intentionally walked. Cardinals to a triumph over Pit- through the left side of the infield record. Atlanta lost for the eighth Manchaalaf It Holmdol (11) Red Bank Rag al Hoimdai Carlos Diaz came in to face Malar Dal at P.nalanda Rarltan at ... SI John Viannay tsburgh, sending the Pirates to to load the bases, and Garner time in 11 games. flanlan u Ocaan FraanokTTwp « lakawood Youngblood, who delivered his their fifth consecutive loss. punched his single through the left San Diego trailed 4-3 going into long Branch at... T.B. North Marlboro al ^Mtdd North game-winning single to left. Man- Napkin* « 8Hora Raff Forsch who yielded three hits, side of the drawn-in infield to win the third when Graig Nettles Kayportal PoiniBaach Softball ny Trillo hit a two-out sacrifice fly was forced to leave with a back it. singled and Terry Kennedy drew a Lacay al Kaansburg Manchaatar at. ... Hotmdel off Pat Zachary for an insurance injury after retiring Doug Frobel Hawaii at , Manalapan Malar Dai a! Pinalandt Reliever Frank DiPino, 1-0. one-out walk off starter Craig Wallal FraanoM Two. ('301 Rarltan at Ocaan run. to start the Pittsburgh fifth. The struck out pinch hitter Gary Redus McMurtry, 1-2. Carmelo Martinez MkJd. Souiti at.... Marlboro Long Branch al. . . TR. North Youngblood was batting for TR Eaalal Monmouth Rag (10) Mtflr Donovan al St John injury was diagnosed as strained with runners at first and third and lined a single to left that got by to*a Tract Rumaon-FH at ... Hanry Hudaon Gene Richards, who had been muscles in his lower back. two outs in the top of the ninth to Perry, allowing Nettles and Ken- Rumaon-FH • Kayjxxt TR. South al R B Cath announced as a pinch hitter for Dave Rucker, 1-0, later worked St. Roaa at Monmoulh Naptuna al Snora earn the victory. nedy to score and Martinez to go HomHal Manalapan Kaanaburg at. . Lacay winning pitcher Randy Lerch, 1-0, around Johnny Ray's single and his The Astros tied it at 5-5 with four to third. TannlB Ho»allal the fourth San Francisco hurler. own two-base throwing error in the Manchaatar al FraanoM T«p. at WalllKMo" runs in the bottom of the eighth. Rick Mahler relieved McMurtry Malar Dal al _. Prnatanda MKM. Soulh at Marlboro Frank Williams earned his first sixth and Tony Pena's leadoff Cincinnati starter Joe Price, who and Kevin McReynolds hit a LonQ Offtnch §t 81 Roaa T.R. Eaatat Monmouth save by getting the final three outs double in the seventh. had scattered six hits, left after sacrifice fly for a 6-4 lead. B4 The Daily Register MONDAY, APRIL 16.1984 Henderson, Johnson lead Celtics past Nets with 7 minutes, 58 seconds left in BOSTON (AP) - Gerald Hen- Williams scored 25 points and the fourth period. Nance had 20 points apiece for the the third period. But the 76ers, led derson and Dennis Johnson led a Richardson added 24 to lead New The Blazers trailed by only two, Suns, who won their sixth game in balanced attack with 18 points NBA Jersey. For Boston, which had 103-101, late in the give-and-take a row to finish with a 41-41 record. by Erving's 14 points, erupted on each and the Boston Celtics pulled eight players in double figures, battle, but Seattle's Gus Williams Los Angeles, the Pacific a 284 spurt to take a 10444 lead away in the final (our minutes to Cedric Maxwell had 17, Larry Bird hit a jumper and followed with a Division champion, lost its second with 2:08 left In the quarter. beat the New Jersey Nets 118-111 playoff series, Boston plays host to 15, and rookie Greg Kite a career steal that led to a Sikma three- game in a row for the first time Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun- yesterday in the final game of the Washington tomorrow night, and high of 13 in his first pro start. point play to give the Sonics a since the All-Star break but didn't ningham played substitutes National Basketball Association's New Jersey plays In Philadelphia Sonlcf 108, Blaxen 103 108-101 lead, with 44 to go. use center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. through most of the second and regular season for both teams. Wednesday night. SEATTLE (AP) - Jack Sikma Portland jumped on top by as Coach Pat Riley chose to rest fourth periods yesterday as he Boston, winning for the 10th The game was tied for the 8th scored 15 points in the fourth many as five points midway in the Abdul-Jabbar for the first round of attempted to get his squad ready time in 11 games, led 107-104 time at 38-38 when the Celtics went quarter, including nine on free first quarter but the Sonics scored the playoffs, which begin Wednes- for the playoffs, where the 76ers before a nine-to-nothing spurt gave on a 29-17 surge in the last 10 throws, as the Seattle SuperSonics the final six points in the period to day night. The Lakers will face the will defend their NBA crown. it control. minutes of the second quarter to defeated the Portland Trail lead 26-24. Kansas City Kings in a best-of-five Guard Wes Matthews, who was Kevin McHale started it with a grab a 67-55 halftime lead. Blazers. In the second quarter, Seattle series. brought up late In the season from three-point play with 3:08 left in Boston extended it to 60-55, but Despite Seattle's victory, led by 4 points on several oc- Philadelphia 121, Chicago 115 the Continental League, collected the game, and Larry Bird con- the Nets got back in the game by Portland took the six-game season casions, but Portland's Wayne PHILADELPHIA - Julius Erv- 18 points for the 76ers. Also In verted an offensive rebound to outscoring the Celtics 29-19 in the series, 4-2. Cooper sank two jumpers in the ing scored 22 points as the Phila- double figures for the 76ers were make the score 112-104. Henderson third quarter. Buck Williams, Sikma's two freethrows with final 1:04 for a 49-49 halftime tie. delphia 76ers put eight players in Clem Johnson with 16; Moses then hit a jumper and a layup as Mike O'Koren and Michael Ray 8:16 to play snapped an 82-82 tie Sikma topped Seattle with 25 double figures in defeating the Malone, Clint Richardson and Sam the Celtics grabbed a 116-104 Richardson had eight points each and gave Seattle the lead for good, points, while Williams and reserve Chicago Bulls.- ' illiams each with 14; Leo Rautins advantage with 54 seconds remain- in the period, which ended with the ntil then, the score had been tied guard Fred Brown scored 22 each. The Bulls tied the score 76-76 with 13, and Andrew Toney with 10. ing. Celtics holding an 8644 lead. 16 times and the lead changed Suns 123, Lakers 114 Boston finished the season with New Jersey went ahead 91-90 on hands 18 times. INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Maurice a 62-20 record, the fourth time in a 15-foot jumper by Foots Walker Guard Jim Paxson, who paced Lucas scored 23 points to lead a MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS the last five years it has won more with 9:40 left in the game, but Portland with 30 points, scored 14 balanced Phoenix attack as the than 60 games. New Jersey ended Boston got the next eight points, in the third quarter when Suns whipped the Los Angeles NATIONAL LIAOUI American Leaffu* its regular season at 45-37. six of them by Robert Parish, to the'Blazers took their biggest lead, Lakers. CAST DIVISION Kail HvltlM In the openers of best-of-five take the lead for good. six. Portland led, 74-70, entering Walter Davis added 21 points W L PCI. Q* W L Pel. 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Purse J3.M0, Clmli;,wo Ciran 4 7 3*4 5 Minnesota ' 6 4 600 t I S S Superstar (P Klein) 3-t Chicago 4 500 2 6 Electric Storm (J Rluo) 4-1 • HobartHanover(AEIibrw) J0-1 It Eddies Linda ID Kazmaier) 3-1 NEW YORK (AP) - Attendance San Frencisc 3 6 .333 S SOr Duke IJLIparl) . 5-1 ind: Pact, PanalLHCMaMtM 1 Abbv Deal IM Fagliarone) 4-1 Atlanta 3 6 .273 6 Kaniat City 5 5 500 2 I Soldier 01 Fortune (PConiol) « 8 Ryal Star (E Brlsun) 5-1 topped the 10 million mark for the Saturday • a.m.. Cabtorn* 5 1 417 3 5 Lord Storm (G Candell) J-1 2 Motor Home IJ Hundertplund) 9-2 Philadelphia 4. Montreal 3 Texas 3 7 300 4 By DAN PATCH first time in the 38-year history of 1 6 Our Joint Venture IC LeCawtl 4-1 5 Dr Alan Heritage IJ Marshall) 6-1 Chicago 5. New York 2 Saturday * uamee 1 - REBOUND, Adios Mick, S S 3 HI Po Roman Bullet (W Parker) 9-2 4 Very Extra (A Dav) 8 1 Minnesota 4, Seattle 3. n inmnga 7 The Great Napoleon (J Moiseyev) 8-1 the National Basketball Associa- Lot Angeles 8. San Francisco 4 ICalorleCounter(HKellv) •-' 81. Louis 7. Pittsburgh S Cleveland 8. Baltimore 2 Superstar 4 Sate Travel IT OcVltls) IM 3 Kim Lynn Clipper IND) 15-1 tion, the league said after the Bth: Pace. Purse 11.4W Houston 0. Cincinnati 1 Texas 6. Toronto 2 2 - OUR JOINT VENTURE, Soldier 7 Ata Os Dessert IE Angle) 10-1 Oakland 4. California 3 a Edens Bambino IP Consol) 10-1 2 Adrian Isle INO) 4-1 1983-84 regular season ended yes- Atlanta 5. San Diego I Of Fortune, Hi Po Roman Bullet 3rd: Trot, PurttH.WC, Clms7,ooo-$10,000 3 D I Whala Joe IA Bernard) 3-1 terday. Veeterdaye dame. Chicago at New Yo>k. ppd. rain JCorbv (H Kelly) 3-1 6 Escorletta IR Gigllo) 5-1 SI Louis 1. Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 6. Kansas City 4 3 - SCHIFFLI JOM, Flowing Gold, I Schiltli Jim IJ Pfeltfer) 7-2 7A>trldAnntND> 9-2 The NBA's total attendance of San Diego 6. Atlanta 4 VMtartfay'a Qamee Corby 6 Flowing Gold (B Scarpa) 4-1 8 Kodiak Van IR Aplce) 9-2 10,014,540 broke the previous high Houston 6. Cincinnati S Baltimore 6. Cleveland S 5 Elkle Collins IG Kazmaier) S-1 1 Qulsar IH Kelly) 8 1 New Vork el Chicago, ppd . rain New York 2. Chicago 1 4 - STARPOINT EXPRESS, Racy 4KillarnevGal (M Fagliarone) 6-1 4 Montgomery ID Turcolto) 8-1 of 9,989,410 set in 1981-82 and Philadelphia al Montreal, ppd . ram Toronto 2, Tanas 1 3 Count Lyric (JMoltevev) 1-1 5 Vagabond Chief (M Fagllarone) 12-1 San Francisco al Los Angeles. 4 05 p.m Seattle 5. Minnesota 4 Regent N, Over Ore 7 BeaColeman (J King) 10-1 tlri: Pace. Purse 1X20*. Clm $10,000 represents an increase of 3.9 per- 3 Sail Lick ITTomlln) 3-1 Today a Dame Milwaukee 3. Kansas City. 2 5 - DAYLON SCHOLAR, Sweet Si- IStarGentlWBresnahan) 20-1 cent over last year's total of California 12, Oakland 8 4th: Paca.PurMtL1N.CImtI,0M 7 Avon Renegade (JMoiseyev) 5-2 Los Angeles IReusa 1-0) at Houston (Scott Oil. lent, Forrest Wave 1 Starpolnt Eipress IM Fagliarone) » 5 1 Harmonys Red IJSchwInd) 9-2 9,637,614. 8:35 p.m Detroit at Boston, ppd.. rain 5 Racy Regent N (G Kazmalar) 7-2 8Direct Lad N IND) 6-1 6 - THE SHRIMP MAN, III Survive, 3 Over Ore (R Gant) 4-1 4 Manner! Front Page (NO) s-1 Car Gun Time 7 Kolare Khan IJ Moiseyev) *•! t Bve Bye Captain IS Bookstaber) (-1 6 Belltross {NO) 10-1 2Select Puck IE Dzlengel) 10-1 7 - ABBY DEAL, Eddies Linda, 2 Bucks Pride (A Day) 1*-1 5 Apri Jay (PVgmbaca) 15-1 4 Golden Prince N IE Brlssonl 12-1 10th: Pace, Purse 12.MO Kunkel twirls three-hitter Ryal Star 8 Who* Celling (J Hundertpfund) 12-1 3 Dime A Dozen IGChrlstensen) 3-1 8 - MONTGOMERY, D1 Whata Joe, lin Pace. Purse U.U0 6 Kareys Byrd ID Russell) 9-2 STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - until the eighth inning when Pat Cardinal a 2-1 lead. First baseman 6 Sweet Silent (A Zuiolo) 5-2 1 Flashy Shortstop (H Holland) 7-2 Rick Lundblade boosted the lead, Adrian Isle 3DaylonScnolar IJMolsevn) 3-1 7 Farvo Hanover IH Kelly) 5-1 Kevin Kunkel of Middletown pitch- oveney homered over the right I Sand Skipper A (M Kellev) '-2 5 Lady Bretta (NO) 8 1 field fence for the Wildcats. scoring runners from second and 9 - HARMONYS RED, Bye Bye Cap- 4 Forrest Wave IH Kelly) »2 4 Sharp Image IS Ollwa) 8-1 ed a three-hitter yesterday as tain, Avon Renegade 1 Marland Johnny (D Karmaler) 8-1 2 Yankee Tackier (H Kelly) 8-1 Stanford defeated Arizona 4-1 in Kunkel fanned five and did not third with a seventh-inning single. iOscar K (J Moiseyev) 12-1 8 Happy Jay F (J King) 12-1 walk a batter. 10 - FARVO HANOVER, Dime A 7 Steady Gin IJ Ravll) 15-1 11th: Pace, Purse II1W Pacific-10 baseball. Dozen, Yankee Tackier 2 Dollar Money IJ Labbatt) 20-1 1 Jay D Hanover (J King) 2-1 Stanford scored in the first Derek Hunneke suffered the loss tin Pace. Purse HMO 6 Velvet Steamroller IJ Moisevevl 9-2 inning when Pete Stanicek tripled, for the Wildcats, now 17-29 overall 11 - JAY D HANOVER, Shining Fel- 4 III Survive IH Fllion) 3-1 8Shining Fellow IND) 4-1 Kunkel s second complete game I F lordiaOre [M Kelly) 4-1 2 JKS Frisco IND) 1-1 then scored on a groundout. and 6-12 in league play. Stanford low, Velvet Steamroller 3 Car Gun Time < J Ingraslla) 9*2 4 Richelieu Charter IG Mosher) : 1-1 of the season upped the IMIlsKrltll J INO) 5-1 5 Lucky To Hive (M Fontaine) 1-1 sophomore's season record to 3-5. Stanicek hit his fifth homer of the raised its season mark to 27-18-1 BEST BET - STARPOINT EX- tcmplt IT DeVltls) t-1 3 Conservative IB Stafford) 10-1 season in the fifth to give the overall and 10-8 in league play. PRESS (4th) SArmbro Clint (WODonnell) 6-t 7 Governor Keystone ID Russell) 10-1 The right-hander had a shutout MEADOWLANDS TONIGHT McCredie OPEN 7 A.M. wins til Pic.. M.0O0. Clmg 4 East Brunswick (Nuhn) 10-1 2 Ata Diamond (Moltor) 20-1 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 1 W&mor Almahurst (Nickella) - 3- 5 Dancing Dervish (Dancer) 3-1 3 Departure (Coppersmith) 20-1 SHREWSBURY - Bob 2 Mdcns Laddie (Fontaine) 4- 6 Fortune Mark (Doherty) 12-1 4 Augie Escort (Doherty) 0-2 McCredie outlasted Bob 3 Maior Eden iPlutmo) 8- 7 Charier Party (Campbell, 6-1 5 Passing Lane (Proc.no) 8-1 1 Hep Locs Lm (Ricco) 20 8 Torrid Crown (Menrikaen) 10-1 6 Jets Triumphant (Dancer) 5-2 Weise, 6-7, 6-2, 6-2, to win i SmoKebeny (Carbone) 15- 9 Swallow ** GDMylir rilillir 42 n Brown won the title in his last outing Jan. 31 with a today lor your tree Oswego County Fishing Kit. 8-cyl • use tie SAW Cad wtmmci\^icw< i complete with a list of recent derby winning fish. 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THE PHANTOM TIGER •^—• ^^IMIJ^LI. IB WEU., VOU \ lONTHeeKXJNPS. OWWRS 718 VfTTi 1/WE,, SHOOTID *K>OUO,fA\ \ ERTAlMLVHAV/e UjQT KILL.6OT 'T ^C^jfljL I*\0\ THE WEIGHT / FOE IT Aj ynyNRS^*H pun (wl JvM l»~ "^J Mail J-Jl ^flMp t-Wrl CTJW B6 The Daily Register Lifestyle^ MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1984 Candles sold as occult cure-all BY ROBERT V. CAMUTO the house," she told Rhea Bila, years. like Naomi who feels beset by Columbia News Service 32, the self-proclaimed high Bila said that her candles are problems. priestess of a witch coven called an easy alternative to witchcraft Truzzi said that Bila. like most "The Minoan Sisterhood and candle-burning rituals, which in- of the estimated 100,000 practic- NEW YORK - When Naomi, Brotherhood of Light," and one volve elaborate incantations and ing witches in the country, is a a divorcee in her 40s from New of the proprietresses of moving candles along prescribed "nouveau witch." Jersey, has problems she burns "Enchantments." paths. "Nouveau witches take from "magical" candles to solve "I took his keys, his credit "Most people don't have the whatever sounds right, looks them. cards, the works," Naomi added. time to sit in front of candles for right or feels right," Truzzi said She lights candles to help her Bila responded by making her hours, moving them around," she in a telephone interview from his furniture and trucking busi- client a "Come-To-Me Candle" said. "These candles have every- office in Ypsilanti. nesses; candles to make her to help lure Naomi's lover home. thing you need already in them." debtors pay their bills; candles to Truzzi acknowledged that can- A pattern representing Venus Bila, like many other modern dle burning has a long history in keep her mother from nagging; was first scratched into the occultists, draws upon a and candles to help mend her folklore and witchcraft, but bright red, 10-inch cylinder. Then smorgasbord of religion, myth, added that the idea of calling relationship with her live-in the candle was rubbed with science and pseudo-science in her lover. upon Venus for help was "really herbal "love oils" and something work. Her sources include Hind- hokey." He said that he had Naomi, who asked that her called "Fiery Command Oil." uism, Roman mythology, never heard of using glitter with surname not be used, said that The combination smelted like a Jungian psychology, astrology "magical candles" and called it over the last six months she has mixture of perfume and insect and traditional witchcraft. a "sales gimmick." kept from 30 to 35 candles for repellent. Modern-day witches believe specific problems burning at any It was then decorated with they have developed super- Bila, however, talks about her one time. They burn for seven swirls of gold, silver and green natural powers and that their "magic" with much apparent days. She buys them for $6 apiece glitter, which Bila calls "fairy alchemical formulas can trans- sincerity. She said she knew she at an occult shop on Manhattan's dust," and inserted into a glass fer those powers to an inanimate had "psychic powers" from Lower East Side. sleeve. object such as a candle. when she was small. She added "My boyfriend drinks a lot," The idea of lighting a candle that much of her work involves she told a visitor at "Enchant- Bila and her employees made for love or money may seem not only acting as a psychic but ments," the narrow, dusty occult a week's supply of 35 candles for as a psychiatrist: boutique on E. Ninth Street. She Naomi. The candles were packed absurd. But scientists have often was surrounded by shelves filled into crates and loaded into agreed that the power of a belief "Sometimes a woman comes with jars of herbs and glass cases Naomi's car. Naomi then drove can help alter a person's life for to me and I have to tell her, containing crystal balls, goblets, back to her house in the suburbs the better. - 'Look, you're just not going to get bizarrely shaped daggers and Marcello Truzzi, a professor of that guy no matter what you do other witchcraft paraphernalia. Bila said she originated the sociology at Eastern Michigan ... He just wasn't made for you.'" "He has gout and drinking idea for the glittery problem- University who has written ex- The Bronx-born witch also makes him very sick," Naomi specific candles three years ago tensively on the occult, says that says she does not make candles continued. "So, I light a candle while working as a tarot reader most modern witchcraft "seems for clients seeking vengeance. for him to help make him for "Magickal Childe, ' a large silly but is harmless." "If someone has harmed you," BRONX-BORN WITCH — Rhea Bila and her "magical" better." occult supply house that has Truzzi said that candle burning she said, "the idea is to try to candles, made to cure everything from an empty wallet to a "Last night I threw him out of operated in New York for 15 "keeps hope going" for someone heal them, not harm them." broken heart. Trainina method assailed Dear Readers: Recently •"•»". Harvard Medical I printed a letter from the School: "When it comes lo mother of an intern of a near! transplants, large prestigious hospital. Professor Shumway Is • She complained about the mover and shaker. When It 40-hour shifts, constant comei lo describing tl ttren and pressures taking workload of interns and ANN their toll not only on in- residents, he should stick terns but residents. lo bit surgery. There is no LANDERS Her son, she said, ii evidence that learning is exhausted to the point of efficient under conditions being unsure about his of exhaustion and anger. ability to make a decision. «'• «lme hospital staffs She asked, "What is the recognized that house of- more, Md.: "Our medical tired to think straight. My purpose of such training? ficers are humans." schools produce loo many intervention has saved How can a doctor be alert From a medical student, impaired physicians who more than one life, and I when he Is fatigued? I D»ke University: "I resent started their descent into was thanked for it." would bate to have my life «" the Dr. Shumways who the hell of drug and alcohol Before I put together depend on a person who have made Internships and addiction because of the this column, I asked Dr. had gone without sleep for residencies a punishing ex- exhausting grind. I wish Shumway's permission. He two days and a night." perlence. We are paying a enough young doctors replied, "Go ahead and I asked Dr. Norman terrible price to serve hu- would rebel and say, print the replies. I remain Shumway, the dis- manity." •ENOUGH!"' disinclined to make any tlnguished chairman of the From Allan T. Luskin, Mother of a Meharry retraction. Hard work Is department of M.D., Rush Medical medical student, Nash- not only fun, but It never cardiovascular surgery at Center, Chicago: "Dr. ville, Tenn.: "I'm proud hurt anyone. The pride of Stanford University School Shumway's view is produc- my daughter wants to be a accomplishment Is one of of Medicine, to respond. He ing burned-out physicians, physician, but I wonder if life's joys." defended the system vigor- While training in medicine the brutal training is worth While the readers have ously, stating: "Rarely is a has been traditionally in It." convinced me that Dr. life-and-death decision apprenticeships, the field R.N., Cedars-Sinai, Los Shumway's position may made by an Intern or a •» moving, somewhat un Angeles: "In my IS years be wrong, one must admire resident who has been fortunately, away from the of nursing, I have seen his sincerity demonstrated without sleep for many «rt and toward the sci- many life-and-death de- by his willingness to face nours. Most young doctors ence." cisions made by interns such harsh public criti- want as much clinical ex- Johns Hopkins, Balti- and residents who were too cism. perienee as possible and would rather take care of patients than either eat or sleep. While there it much Historians plan seminar lo be tald for balance in TRENTON - The New Also, New Jersey As- Reservations should be Register photo by Don Lordl life, the real shakers and Jersey Historical Com- sociation of County Cul- placed by April 27 with JUMBLE SALE AND SILENT AUCTION - Mrs church house of the Presbyterian Church at movers are individuals mission's annual technical tural and Heritage Com- Mary Alice Quigley, public Jane Essig, left, and Mrs. Robert Norton Jr., both Shrewsbury, Sycamore Avenue. Persons with with total commitment." seminar for local his- missions, New Jersey programs coordinator, at Shrewsbury, members of the committee for the I was hit with a blizzard torians, set for May S, will Council for the Social Stud- the New Jersey Historical items to donate to the sale, may bring them to the of letters from readers sixth annual Jumble Sale and Silent Auction church house on Thursday, April 26, or prior to that be "Cemeteries: An Over- ies and New Jersey His- Commission, 113 W. State who disagreed with Dr. looked Resource for Com- torical Society. St., here. planned by the Shrewsbury Historical Society, date to the Shrewsbury Historical Society Museum, Shumway. Here's what my admire the antique coffee grinder and some of the 419 Sycamore Ave. Already received are lamps, munity History." week has been like: The event will take place antique glassware to be featured at the event chandeliers, jewelry and assorted antique items. From Carola Eisenberg, at Witherspoon Street Class of 1942 plans reunion Friday, April 27, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the M.D., dean for student Presbyterian Church, 126 MIDDLETOWN classmates. Witherspoon St., Prince- Members of Middletown Addresses are sought for ton. Speakers will include a Township High School, Leona Batcho, Robert genealogist, a teacher, and Class of 1942, are planning Crawford, John England, Collar buckle may be cruel to animal members of historical a September reunion. Mildred Imlay, Alfred commissions. Kotenbeutal, Kay Maul, DEAR HELOISE: ing chewing gum. — the kind the liquor dealer The day will start with Roberta Fields Chase, 17 Joseph Pelose, Dorothy I think this is a very Rachel Kopel. gets his supply in. I cut off coffee and registration at Cardinal Road, or Ada Tutas, Florence Connolly, important hint for pel own- the tops and the dividers You are right, but actu- 8:30 a.m. and conclude Fowler Carhart, 68 Hamil- Allen Dale, James Har- ers. ally it's the oil in peanut between the bottles are with a 3:30 p.m. tour of tonian Drive, may be con- rington, William Imlay, When buying a collar, be butter that did it, so if still there. I turn the boxes Princeton Cemetery. Harry Kurz, John Meyer sure the buckle is solid and peanut butter is not avail- on their sides, with the HINTS tacted by persons with Co-sponsors of the event information on the where- Helen Strigh and Edward smooth. Some that are sold able try baby oil or veg- dividers facing the closet FROM Wester. have sharp edges on the etable oil. Thanks for writ- door. The boxes fit on a are state chapters of As- abouts of the following back. It's pressed out of a ing. — Heloise shelf and I can see and HELOISE sociation for the Study of flat piece of metal. It is so SHOE STORAGE bring out any pair in a Afro-American Life and sharp it will shave the hair moment since each pair is History, Historical Society Dear Heloise: I love of Princeton, and League MKM R off a dog's neck, and cause shoes — yellow, red, green, in its own little compart- a bad sore. Luckily I ment. of Historical Societies of | Carl A. Quaglia sandals, walking, dancing, New Jersey. discovered this before any any kind. Plastic shoe box- The boxes do not even damage was done. es were such a nuisance, have to be covered since R.P. Also, make sure the especially if I wanted the only the front with the Gloria, this is a very collar is never too tight. — pair at the bottom. openings is seen. — Gloria smart idea! You are a doll Mirian L. Smith Now I use liquor boxes. L. Spencer for writing in. — Heloise By WHAT IS A I thoroughly agree. Your CORNER Dr. Arthur Levine MISOCAPNIST * + A pet can't "tell" you the CHIROPRACTOR collar is too tight, so SCOLIOSIS always check — Heloise New Jersey Homeowners You probably know a great many people who Scoliosis ii a lateral, or sidewards, curvature of the are misocapnists. No doubt several relatives are, CLEAN CORDS spine. Scoliosis is not a disease, but it often appears in more than one member of a family in the same or as well as some very close friends. These days Dear Heloise: Here is a different generations II is a spinal disorder that usually most people who are misocapnists do not hesitate new use for one of your all- appears during the early teen years, although It may to let you know about it. And with the zeal of a time classic hints. appear in younger children as well. missionary they will try to convert you to their I have been operating GET A HOME EQUITY One of the most common signs of scoliosis is a promi- way of thinking. For a misocapnist is a person nent shoulder blade, frequently the right one One shoulder who hates tobacco! sound equipment for a may also be higher and the child tends to "lilt" to one band and was at a loss for side. If you are a smoker but want to get started on a a way to remove the sticky When scoliosis is recognized early in its development, misocapnist career, we can give you some help. there are methods of correcting the curvature and/or There are products available to get you over the residue from the duct tape preventing its increase Delay in treating scoliosis may first withdrawal hurdles. Of course, to be a true we use to tape our cords. necessitate more major treatment. ScoHosle •houM be> then write yourself a check whenever you need It! tmttd by lomiont who spectaMna In HMM pfos- believer you also need some will power. But The residue was building l«me. You'll tind your Chiropractor to be an intelligent, remember a misocapnist stands a better chance up and making them pretty ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE scientilrcally-trained doctor. Many years ol prolessional of living longer than a cigarette smoker. nasty to handle. I thought I schooling In basic and clinical sciences have given him the necessary background lor discretion and judgment In car- had tried everything until I ing lor the sick YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US remembered peanut butter SAVE 150 when you need a delivery. We will deliver We will waive our regular •3% promptly without extra charge. A great many will remove chewing gum $150 set-up lee on applications I AMU Y I HIROI • people rely on us for their health needs. We from hair, so why not try received by June 30tn 1964 SUBJECT TO CHANGE it. welcome requests for delivery service and IBTABLlSHIO 1MB THI OLD MIHIVI •: DR. ARTHUR LEVINE charge accounts. •• I applied a dab and BB>SHlBBlB>a»ai * -^Ba^." within one minute wiped It EQUAL 447 PROSPlXT AVFNIll Shrewsbury Pharmacy off. The cords came as (acouuf. 1. PROVIDIENTA owomwwTv ITTLE SILVER N .1 TIIK SHREWSBURY SHOPS clean as could be ... so HCUSMO 1 lENOER Telephone 201-530 HnuulSl. 7II-W7I Shrrwahury itNwn • peanut butter is good for SAVINGOffices throughout NeSw Jersey-membeBANKfr FDICl ft I'rrm-riptiuii CrMMntaU r'rte Delivery many things besides mak- 24 HOUR SERVICE • HEALTH TALKS WED. 8 P.M. ing sandwiches and remov- HRyRQRHRUROKHR Faith offers tranquility MONDAY, APRIL 16.1984 The Daily Register B7 BY JACK H. SMITH Faith is defined by the apostle Paul as the evidence of things not seen. Older people have seen so much negative in their time that it Is remarkable how much faith they have. TIME OF That does not mean that every old person has religious faith. Indeed some are quite cynical. However, YOUR LIFE I would guess that the percentage of the faithful is much higher among seniors and young children. In denominations where church attendance is optional, you will find a greater percentage of the senior congregation at regular services. b it because people who are closer to death become more concerned about the life to come? Older in the final analysis, everything is going to turn out all churchgoers I have visited with do not cite this reason. right. If one spends the so-called golden years worrying Mostly, they suggest that faith is rewarding, that it about what is going to happen in the future, the gold helps them get through old age with a confident and is likely to tarnish cheerful outlook. Faith provides an immediate reward through a So the generation that is supposed to bemoan lessening of constant tension and a better understanding everything going to the dogs is actually less hand- of others. This, perhaps, is a lesson younger generations wringing, less breast-beating than the younger people. can learn from their more tranquil elders. Now, if you happen to have an exception living with you, The basic changes that need to be made to resolve remember that your situation may not be typical and the perplexing problems of society are inner changes, don't judge on that alone. not external ones. Anyone of any age can gain Plenty of older people scold and argue that conditions tranquility, but it is admittedly easier when the clamor have deteriorated for years. Some say we are in the and pressures of competitive life are not surrounding decline and fall stage, like the Roman empire. But, that you all day long. doesn't mean that most of them permit these beliefs to Years ago, an office associate, impressed by a ruin their contentment. Catholic friend's belief that a saint would help her find b it that they don't care about presumably worse a lost ring, said: "I wish I had a faith like that." times through which they will not have to live? To a How does one acquire faith? By asking for it. And degree. But, mostly, it is because they have faith that, adopting it. Register photo by Larry Parna CONGRATULATIONS! - Donna Estler. lett, School, two of eight DAR Good Citizens and Mrs. Frank LePore, second from left, both sponsored by Monmouth Chapter. Estler chair- of Little Silver and members of Monrnouth ed the Good Citizen committee of Monmouth Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter, which LePore serves as regent. Hodum WEDDINGS congratulate Peter Hodum, a senior at Middle was also selected New Jersey and Eastern town High School South, and Kelley Murray, a Region DAR Good Citizen Mason-Wolf senior at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Hiqh HOLMDEL - Cheryl parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Anne Wolf and Wayne John ate of Middletown Town- nus of Holmdel High School ert Wolf, 152 Park Ave., ship High School, and and Monmouth College, Mason were married Belford. West Long Branch, is em- Rules foster good health March 3 in the town hall. Brookdale Community Col- Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. lege, Lincroft. She is em- ployed by American Tele- Deputy Mayor Frank BY LESTER I. should be increased slowly Tricario. officiated at the Mason of 2164 Highway 35, ployed by Walden Books, phone and Telegraph in here, are the bridegroom's Monmouth Mall, Eaton- Holmdel. COLEMAN, M.D. and sustained until they civil ceremony, which was parents. become a ritual in one s followed by a reception in town. The couple reside in A most sensible con- life the home of the bride's Mrs. Mason is a gradu- Her husband an alum- Ocean. tribution to longevity re- 2. Eat one main meal .i cently came from Van- day. People eat tou much. YOUR derbilt University Medical Dr. Mann says. The aver- HEALTH Cooney-Fordham Center in Nashville. Dr. age person needs only one George V. Mann is an major meal a day and expert on the relationship MIDDLETOWN - De- There was a reception in olic High School and Mary- Hasbrouck Heights High several snacks Exceptions School and York College of between diet and heart to this rule are fur growing borah Michele Fordham, Old Orchard Inn, Eaton- mount College of Virginia. disease. He has developed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. town. Arlington. She is employed Pennsylvania. He is em- children, pregnant women, by Prudential Property ployed by Patterson Foley 10 commandments which the elderly, and those per- William Fordham, 39 he believes should main- Rosalie Ave., Lincroft, was Marie Fordham Aruffo and Casualty Insurance Tengi and Kurtz. Old forming strenuous manual substances in seafood products are said to con- was her sister's matron of Co., Holmdel. Bridge, and is a volunteer tain good health for most labor. Since many ol us make blood less likely to tain low cholesterol, they married Feb. 18 to Ter- people until late in life. rence Patrick Cooney, honor. Kevin Cooney, fireman with the Eaton- lead fairly sedentary lives, form troublesome clots often contain hydrogenated brother of the bridegroom, Mr. Cooney is the grand- town Fire Company. Our patterns of living overloading our luniks and promote healthy blood fats and trans fatty acids Eatontown, son of Mr. and and our general life styles Mrs. Joseph Cooney, was best man. son of Alice Healy, Jersey with the proverbial three flow 8. Drink water when you City. He attended Si in a great measure de- big meals a day is not 5 Kiit one serving ol red exercise Clean cold water Hasbrouck Heights. The bride is the grand- Mr. and Mrs. Cooney termine our health and our The Rev. Dennis Liphart daughter of Marie Curtin. Peter's Preparatory went to Pennsylvania on necessary meat daily Three ounces is a lot better for the thirst School. Jersey City, and longevity. Many causes of 3. Eat a variety of foods of red meat a day will than the so-called athletic officiated at the ceremony Lincroft. She was gradu- their honeymoon and make illness and premature in the Fordham home. ated from Red Bank Cath- was graduated from their home in Eatontown. each day. This is essential insure adequate iron con- thirst quenchers death can be avoided if for a balanced wholesome sumption. This is es- sensible attitudes of living 9 Seek calcium avoid diet. Almost always this pecially important for phosphate Read the labels are adhered to. Dr. Mann contains sufficient vit- women who need more iron is convinced that the indi- on foods and soft drinks amins and minerals so that than men Liver is ;< great Americans seem to con Kampf is semi-finalist vidual can. by following massive doses of sup- source of iron these guidelines, de- sunie more phosphate than WEST LONG BRANCH captained on several oc- Women's Wear. plemental vitamins and S Be ratefuj with al- they need TEEN's Great Model termine his her medical minerals are not necess- cohol Alcohol is respon- - Heather Kampf. daugh- casions. Heather also plays destiny. ter of Leslie and Frederick first base on the varsity Search has attracted more ary A daily single vitamin sible for a tremendous 10 Avoid sodium seek than 175.000 entries during 1. Be physically active. tablet that contains all the amount of death and dis- potassium Salt consump- Kampf, 11 Locust Ave., has Softball team, is a member This is essential for been chosen a semi-finalist of the swim team, a class the past three years. Entry major ones and minerals is ease in our society. This tion is linked to high blood forms for the contest, open healthy living. Exercises all that is necessary holds true for tobacco too pressure and in 'TEEN Magazine's 1984 representative, and. mem- that are custom-tailored to Great Model Search. She ber of the Monmouth Coun- to American and Canadian 4. Eat seafood at least 7 Avoid margarines and cardiovascular complica- teen-agers 12 to 18, are each individual arc essen- three times a week. Dr cooking oils Dr. Mann tion^. Check labels for now becomes eligible for ty Drunk Driving Task tial. These exercises selection later this year as Force. available in the magazine. Mann believes that certain says that even though these hidden salt content a contest super semi- The winner in this year's finalist, the next step in Great Model Search will winning the competition. appear on the cover of Heather, who will be 15 Teen and win a $5,000 on April 20, is a freshman modeling contract from at Shore Regional High the Gillett Company, a 1985 School. She was on the automobile, and a ward- undefeated freshman field robe and San Francisco Heather Kampf hockey team, which she excursion from Levi's Educators to meet FREEHOLD - The Laraine Gaunt of Fair leader, will address the Monmouth County Associa- Haven, a consultant for the topic, "Non-Verbal Behav- tion of Kindergarten hearing and language im- ior: Body Language." Tyre Educators, a division of the paired; will speak at 4 p.m. is dean of instruction of New Jersey Education As- on "Coping with Hearing English for the Haverford sociation, will have its and Language Impaired Township School District. Second Annual Dinner Children in the Haverford, Pa. Classroom." Reservations for mem- Meeting from 4 to8 p.m. on bers and guests may be Wednesday. May 16. in At 6:30 p.m.. Richard made through Teh Post at Markham Place School, Tyre, Ph.D., an author, Woodmere School, Eaton- Little Silver. consultant and workshop town. BIRTHS Button up your body! I can help you button up a beautiful shape— in America's MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Steven Taggart (Caryn Carey), 13 largest fitness center exclusively for women—featuring Long Branch Garrett (Dawn Plamon- North Ave., Atl. Highlands, Nautilus designed for you plus aerobic and slim- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Appel don), Brickyard Rd., Free- daughter, April 5. nastic classes! (Roberta Williams), 25 hold, daughter, April 4. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Boyle I can also pamper you in our shimmering indoor Cranberry Rd., Farm- Mr. arid Mrs. Gregory (Lauren Kearney), 6 crystal pool, our bubbly whirlpool, our desert sauna ingdale, daughter, April 6. Kane (Jo Ann Salenger), Charmer Court, Middle- and on our tanning beds. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Meadowbrook Ave., town, son, April 6. It's the only body you'll ever have. Bring it to me Waddell (Juliann John- Navesink, daughter, April Mr. and Mrs. Leon today (or a complimentary visit. Enjoy atl our * son), Fairway Villas Apt. Brown (Louise Herman). fabulous facilities— absolutely free— and take 78-H, Lakewood, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 28 Cavan La., Hazlet, home an "I Want \burBody" button as a souL"• 9«f .«?»»• <2f**~ » lam enalyele. data entry and pro- ItT-oaoO. Mon. through Fri. only. SALES Classified 1472* NURSES gramming far DEC mim-oom- TELEPHONE rutar. WIN ooorrjlnata OP dapl. Phon*S42-1700 O«ilv830AM To 5 P M Saturday 8 30 A M To 12 30 P M ELP WANTED — Put. ft psrt Shrewsbury NJOTTOt. erteoe with other related ROOFER — Eip'd. hot tar SALES me opening*, all shifts svmH- RN>s 8M/F Wuwm povennsi. oeno Me. 7-11. tee Bright, appti- _ i to Bo. 4-47S, The Dairy FULL/PART-TIME !«feS!«; PART-TIME »» 00 per lu + oorrm. aWajga. ttona available at store lo- NUBSEi AIDES Haglatar. Shrawabury. it I 4 Lost and Found 51 Htlp Wanted cation, or si the Red Bank. Llttte HOMEMAKiRS AD-VISOR J.OrTOt. tor aaiaaman for iriar rWajtcjal HOUSEKEEPERS * LIVE-INS 8 30PM 1230PM REPORTERS — NMdad to oover RUM8ON — Enterprising young- FOUND — Large CAR STEREO INSTALLER OH SCHOOL — Or ebUsas M/F municipal government maaUnga stare wanted You wHI be running •".ArSroSpgssr Shepherd/Labrador mix dog. Experienced. fulMlme. person for yard work and gar- Full or pan-Uma. naadad lor Trie Deny tor The Dairy Waglalar. Some ex- your own bualnaaa while earning TCI MirWOWK. WH-0M1 226 P r—hold Tow nth I p female, tan. Found at Broad « Call 671-7714. snlng.CslH7g.ie00- "Mrlharn Monmouth Araa. High Dapartmanllttookl It lookinl g tor an perience nanaaaary. Payment rrtiaa. trips and cash SALESPEKSON - Wr^ raw Main St. area of Eaiontown pay. no taa. CaM tor kitarvMo al Ad-Vlaor Should type 60 ier article. Ptaaaa don't call, 'ha only requirements ara that M«lw«.a(or.'uilor"- CARPENTERB WANTED OME HEALTH AIDE — Lrvs In. PaopK Can. M* Broad ai. Rod wpm and ba an accurate A O March 20-a.ni. Extremely Tamfl land raaumaa and work aem- you are al least 11 years old and U» B71-1H4 after «30 p.m. OWMwS!« NO oVi4 A Obedient Doee Tricks. Call Top pay xp'd. only, ell household duties, Bank, 530-lMB. or S0O Union peller Knowledge of com. >tae to Jane Foderaro. City Edl- oooklng. Taks csrs of 70 yr. old Ava . Rt. 71. BrMla B2B-M32 ara ready lo work. » r*MTINQ DATE 842-0145 or 922-0100 (Humana CSH 222-7e3B\ NURSES PART TIME — putar tarrr.nal helpful. Salary or. Box 0-406. Tha Dally Regis- To sign up. caH 542-4000. Em AWUt •, 1M4 Society. Sh.no Rd . Tlnton Falls) sis stroke patient, who la Hue good incentive tor real ter. Shrawabury. N.J. 07701 SCHOOL BUS OHVERS CASHIER — Exp d full lima Must seasnt. ambulatory, and able RN/LPN, 2 limes/week, 11-7 21S. Pan lima only. Ba>«aan T « t AN OMMNANCE AMENDING work weekends Phone for inter- shift, alternate weekends, for Meaner. Pleasant working Wa'ra Equal Opportunity Em- CHARTER V "PERSONNEL" OF LOST — Small brown older dog do self csrs. Muet drive. 8 or 6 condition! In modern ployer. M/F A.M. and/or 2 » 3:45 P^JyfJ Markings, dark brown on back, ', Becker Hardware. Colta ays. Csr lo uss on day off. Own skilled nursing facility In Free- nr Apply In pereon behreen 10 THE REVISED GENERAL ORDI- R. 431-5658. Closed hold Area. Phone for Interview Shrawabury olllce For Inler- 8ALEB MANAGER TRAINEES NACE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF grey on face, white feet w/ black room A bath, in modern well ap- contacl Pag PART TIME EVES M/F A.M - 1 ^.M. oafMifi KM nails Vicinity Leonard fuaaday. pointed home. Csll 736-1166. «e*n 0*4. Mon-Frl, Murphya Bus SarvMe. (JW n FREEHOLD. COUNTY OF MON- 431*6217 No experience neceesary Full MOUTH AND STATE OF NEWRd A 10 th 495-2640 CMEM ROOM OPERATOR — Hon.-Frl. Ask for Mr. Peck. Nolan. 542-4000. E»t 252. REAL ESTATE HOLMOEL company Mnlng^Call Ml 7 p 36. Mlddletown (Beftlnd Slpera- 3 wns' Paint) JERSEY. LOST — Brown Lab. male. New rlor sup. In plating procedures OMEWORKER8 WANTED — NURSE RN OR LPN M/F — Tsm- Equal Opply Employer M/F Yea. wa ara hiring S71-M33 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor helpful. Apply In person: EIL. porsry part time. 7 s.m. lo Why not loin Amarloa'a No. 1 lop Monmouth area Epileptic, re- o cerd earrings. In your home. ART-TIME — Work near your seller: Century 21 Ability Rlry . SALES CLERK — For hardware SECMTAHY - Enp.'d. (or Mar and Township Committee of tha quires medication Reward 1808 Corllee Ava . Neplun*. N.J KMWown area. 957-0081. 3:30p.m. shift, Emery Manor office Call Snea* after 2 p m An Equal Opportunity Employer. me. supervising newspaper Bkr. and lumbasrr yard,. exp. meeded ToWMNp of FrMftoM, County of 671-4067 or 871-7866 O8TES8/HO8T — Full-time, Nursing Home. Hwy. 34.rrlers In ttts early morning Call 741-21123 a lko 6 p.m. Ma-MBl. M2-4HW. Monmouth and State oi New Jar Matawan 566 6400 REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa LOST — White cet. April 9. vicin- CLEANER A SPOTTER — Dry pply In person between 3 A 8, urs. You will overs** the csr- SALES — Mature person, SECRETARY - Small, apaclal- ity of VanBrackle A Arlone Torr. cleaning store. o phone oils pleaee. Poor NURSE LPN — Responelbte in- rs delivery, sales end collee- have 2 positions available for I House. 640 Shrewsbury Ave, drvdusi lo work at Nsvssink ns activities. PermsnSfit DOS- loanaad aalee people. Increase time work In Had Bank six— Family pet for 12 yrs. Call 666-3232. dealinig^nh'tnag wnn meF ronurw ruu .iw- .... • B-12.i(t) ba and ttia 568-2877 hrswsbury. House. Full time. 7-3 shift. Mini- your potenual-call Darrah Aa- •am* la hwaoy amandod •• toi- CLEANING PER8ON — 4-5 hra.. mal weekends. Sslsry A benefits. ipclataa. ahrawabury. 74t.333a. an immediate opening lor a sec- 0 daya per week. $130/wk Must ik. MlddMtown. Keansburg. retarv reporting to Ihe preeldenr tow« in llau of what hat boan LEANING PERSON — DayCell Mra. Whalen, 642-3404 Kaanaburg. and Marlboro atattd h«rato(or«: 9 Spaclal Notice* be reliable. Apply In person. 12-5 hirt. part-time, (15-20 hrs a wk. E.O.E. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Experienced OooJ writing AIM ara required p.m BOO Shrewsbury Ave.. Tin- SS Call AoO-242-0050. loll "An fnploy—. provided h« )• AVAILABLE JUNE 23 — Recap' eluding weekends) Apply In ee Or S77-4222 NEEDED n satimsllng and selling home not a immbw of an organized tlon or banquet hall, at Old person, 10-2. dally. No phone NURSES AIDE M/F — For all mprovementsadditions bargaining unit, and provided Bridge Elks. call Gloria ells please. Howard Johnson's shim, must have sxp. and be IMMEDIATELY!! dormers. *tc High) con CLEANING SERVICES — Home certified, apply In person. Attsr. preferred Good telephone li- further mat other employemern 670-2967 and/or band 257-9490 mlng service, car esi otor Lodge. Hwy 35. Middle PART-TIME Lloanasd or unUcsnesd sales as- missions. 566-2626. •flroomanta do not provide tic Highlands Nursing Home C soelstss to Join our teami ner and ability to handM routine tial.experlence preferred, Mlddletown Ave . Atl Highlands, ofnea dutlee required. A com- ofcanwtea. after 10 yoara of aat- after 5. 583-3078. oure an outgoing person with CALL NOW, I vioe ahall ba paid for up lo one- GIFTED PSYCHIC tfE ^RE NOW/RECRUITINMonG . through Fri.. to lo 4 only. tske-chsrge personality, have You may be qualified for a 1300 a SALES plete baneflta package la of- half hta accumulated etch leave COLOR ANALY8IS — 10 con- EW DESIGNERS — If you are lair for In* creative approach month csr allowance Another fered. Sand raauma to: P.O. Box upon retirement under the Pub- MRS. SYLVIA sultants needed, will train. Csll saliva, If you are good coordl- NURSES AIDES M/F — A things and you like to shop, benefit la up to 70% com MANAGER •2. Little Silver, N.J. 077M. He CmptoyVM' flotlrament Sys- READER A ADVISOR 493-3674. silng your colors, If you Ilka shifts, weekends only. $6 16 per u could be a successful part- missions. We're not good be- On All Problems of Life people. If you are Interested In hr. plua benefits after 30 days TRAINEES tem or th« Police A Flremans COMMUNICATE Exc. working conditions is Neighborhood Advertising cauas we're Batter Homes A SECRETARY - Will train, re- Retirement System The amount aalea, then we need you. Be your Osrdens. ws'rs Softer Homes A Position, psy. progrssat op* 775-9572 SB a Radio Teletype Operator wn boas. Positions *re> limited Oeristric exp only Apply In per- quired good typing t apafllng. of atck loave paid hereunder The Army trains you. Over $570 son between 10 a.m. A 3 p.m.. Qsrdens because ws'rs THE nga axlst now for smart mindsd Law office, lull or part lime Call ahall not exceed $12,000 00 and WILL PERSON DRIVING- Top- ell Sandra 842-9516. s're s local, highly-respected, BE8TII All Inquiries are confiden- ndlvldusls In a local branch of a la not available to any employee lesa Corvette in Eatoniown per mo plus food, lodging A Mon-Frl. Red Bank Convales- ts!. Reply to: 741-eMO. today. 4/2/84. about 11 am medical NSURANCE AOENCV — Hia in cent Center. 100 Chapln Avs., illty publishing company arge Intsrnational firm. who raalona from service without penlng lor a typing and srtori- 're looking for a tew sawy, SERVICE TECHNICIAN — Laad- balng entitled lo retirement ben who drove into Municipal park Csll 741-5830 Red Bank 741-8817 mg lawn service will train quail- ing lot A turned left on Broad St ARMY BE ALL YOU CAN BE and poilllon. Placl* call Lll is-mlnded people lo call on LOUISE LIOATO This la an Imprsaalvs opportunity eflt»7' NURSES AIDES — Full A part al community buslnsssM for ambitious people who want to Had people aa crramleal epptl- (through Driveway), please cal i. •1871-5111 MlddlSfown 671-1000 catora. aell-slsners whU valid II 542-0498 Ask tor Al Roth, after 8 CONSTRUCTION LABORERS - lime positions available on all Ip your customers with their ROB BARRETT g*l shssd. Room to Issrn & grow with ex- N8TRUCTOR8 WANTED - Part Shlfla. Pleas* call Hilltop Nursing fertlalng. Alter training, you N.J drivers llcenee. mechanical This ordlence ahail taka atteel p.m. Am interested In buyli ma weekdays, to conduct apllluda. Lawn Doctor. Ask tor immediately upon duo paaaage your car. Reward. pending construction Co Csll Home. 671-0177. work part-time, doss to To quality you need to be sports and publication according to law 048-M76 ature. recreation andcratt pro- me and be paid s salary, com- minded, aggrssslvs*, ambAvwihlt|OUl I Mike. 501-1700 rams with elementary school sslon and car allowance. Berg Realtors The ordinance publiahed here- 12~fravel- CONGRATULATIONS! — Now roupa Call Mnnmouih County bondabls; bs frse to begin - SEWER CLEANER/PLUMBER'S wtth was Introduced at a regular get the proper training by million arks System. 84? 4000. ext 52 NURSES AIDES - FULL TIME Better Homes & Gardens two wsska after acceptance HELPER — Experienced only. meeting of the Townthlp Com- Transport ation dollar producers Located on you're a persuasive horns- Days • nlghta Call rM2-Ue4 or mittee of the Towmhlp of Free- r 39 aktr who Is ready to go back REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE Thla position has all company ARE YOU TIRED — Of the HIGH GSP Exit. 100. Llncroft. Csll License required, In-Held trsln- hold in the County of Monmouth, Mtchels at Nancy Koo Realty NSERTERS - Needwl for pro o ihe business world and you benefits. Including dental plan State of Now Jeraey held an April COMMUTING COST In N Y.C e getting around meeting ng for new licenses Ash for SEWINO MACHINE OPERATOR and back every wosk? if enough 530-0900 . uotlon work on dally and Sun 7-3 Shift Dlffersntlsl lor STATE Jean Irwin, Realtor. Marina Perk Starling Incom* coutd bs 9. 1884. and will be further con- ay newspaper Please contact Certlftsd Ald**.wl1h Qsrlatric sople In a business snvlron- f1S.0OtVt35.OO0. Only thoss who — For allp cover. 4 upholarary. people are organized, the cosCOOK — Experience necessary snt, this could be an interesting Red Bank. 642-4108 futl or part-time. 74T-26S3. erdered lor final paaaaga after a can probably be CUT IN HALF. H en Hero. Circulation Dspt, The sup. Salary wllh exc fringe ben- slncsr sly wsnt to g*i ahssd nssd public hearing thereon at a reg- Apply tn person, lues through ally Register. 1 Register Plsza, efits or higher hourly rate. In- d chsllsnglng opportunity. Ws REAL ESTATE SALES — apply SOLDIER your answer is "Yes" and youSun. The Apogee Restaurant vs territories open In "- ular meeting of satd Townamp want to loin a Commuter Var hrswabury. An Equal Op- stead ol (ring* benefits. Apply In ntarsstsd In s rswsrdlna carssr' me mlanlry la what soldiering la Committee to be held at the ortunlty Employer M/F. person a-4 P.M. Mon - Fri, yshore S _ .Call Welch*rt Co., Realtors CALL FOR APPOINTMENT all about. Over MT0 par mo. to Townehlp Hall In aald Township Program • Please cat 201-842-4384 Needed COUPLE WANTED — Mature lolmdsl Convalescent Center, stswsn/Aberdeen. Red Bank Holmdel mans atari plua food, lodging and on April 23. 1084 at BOO p.m. or ABORER FULL TIME — To d Freehold areas 201-946-9400. at any mooting to which thai people living In the Tinton couple, no children, wanted for ean vacant apartments 2 maln- MR. GETZ meeting may bo adjourned at Fails/Red Bank area whose year round caretakers (steward! In the grounds Salary nego- 08 Hwy 34 Holmdsl 946-4200 Call 741-3830 working hours are approximately irsstsd? Write s short note to ARMY BE ALL YOU CAN BE. which time all persona who may for yacht club in Monmoull- ble. Call 671-0021 between NURSE'S LPN M/F - Full-llm*. REAL ESTATE 264-2400 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. In Lower Man- Beach Knowladgs of Marine ac- and tell us about yourself you've thought about II. Let's talk bo Interested therein will behattan (Holland Tunnel Vicinity) -4pm. 3 to 11. $7.81 psr hr. plus 10%. e'r* an Equal Opportunity Em- SUPPLY given an opportunity to ba heard tivities desirable. 2 room apt. plus benefits after 30 daya. about II now. Our office Is one of MON-THURS . 10 AM-B30 PM AOIES SPORTSWEAR oyer Write to Box F-402. Th* the top 4 In the Red Bsnk a Tha Army neede Unit Supply David P. Segal. Mayor 4 ifurnlshs7 attd spf stp provideM d Call Geriatric exp only Exc. working AOIES JOGGING SHOES - %,"•»'""•' We are busy. We need you- Exc Specialise We train you. Over Romoo Caacees. Township clerk 15 Instruction ? PH- * alesperson needou to help cus- conditins. apply In person be- Equal Oppfy Employer M/F J570 per mo. plua food, lodging April 16 $22 68 CRUISE " SHIP JOBS tween 10a.m. 43pm, Mon -Fri training, motivation A guidance PIANO LESSONS - MM in omers Apply: Kislln'i. 6 E Front ART TIME — Typing, book' available We currently have 7 and Piano Performance. New Eng-Thousands of vacancies must be Red Bank. *ed Bank Convalaaconl Center SALES filled immedietely. $24,000 100 Chapln Ave.. Red Bank eping. resourceful idea per- million dollar associates. Nsvd 3 CAREER OPPORTUNITY medical. land Conservatory ol Music Cal mire. Experienced or beginners Call 741-5930 291-0737 _ $39,000. Call refundable ANDSCAPlNuT' "- "top. 741-8817 n. to creata/immplemsni civic Wa have an Immediate openln 312-BB8-4347, Ext. C-1234 _ rstsrrsd. bul no: necessery omotinni; PR/salss oriented Csll floger for an aggressive person lo aa ARMY BE ALL YOU CAN BE PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS — all 671-6760. OFFICE MANAGER - Business recruit members A work with CENTURY 21 CO2ENS. Realtors bolh new a used cars We have , For beginners Call 530-9066 6EL1VERY~PERSONS~ — Mut oriented, medical background; 5 rough officials. 741-0055 Independently Owned" an axe. reputation thai promotes testingSUPERVISO, experiencedR — Qualit, lighy tcontrol manu-, after 5pm have own csr. know Leonardo AND8CAPE A GAflbEN 613 River Rd, Fair Haven repeal sales In addition we offer 'facturin— g Self-motivated, or- -es. Cere Mla'e Plna ENTER HELP — Brookslde 741-7666 an axe. pay plan plus a full range gsnlssd with ability to manage 291-1180. Garden Centrer, 393 Nutswamp of benefits If you have the ability factory personnel Exc. benefits 6 Lost and Found RECEPTIONIST — Busy O VIIIIUUV IU IHS BlUTarilHyv v rov^lvr w ay B1VI,, >v>- T —] ••» tvv.^v Mlddletown. Apply In per- OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT — A attitude lo take advantage o $100 REWARD - 11 mo. old DENTAL ASSISTANT — son. Full lime, experience helpful tats' office.Exp prsfarred Ihla above average opportunity Salary commensurate with sx- gray ft white kitten Lou in vicin- Bank, Exp In 4-handed dentistry teply P O Box 769, Red Bank Mon. Ihru Fri.. 2-6 p.m.. and/o than please contact Aaro perlsnce Send resume ft salary ity of 91h a Pine Sta.. Union A front office procedures. X "AWN MAINTENANCir^-'Full PART-TIME Sets 6-1 Sand resume to: Box Raaaas al Rasaas Pontlsc, 30 requirement (o P.O. M3. Eaton- Beech Please 51 Help Wanted license required. Exc. car me, license a must Some ex- T-429. The Daily Regiatei Broad St.. Had Bank. T41-51S0 town, N.J. 07724. oppl'y to become pan of a highly 87 1 'AINTER - Inside A outside COURIER Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. 364-2414/291-2547 Male or Female ^"Tf?: P.?" •LL*! - Exp. onlyl Carpentry sxp help- 30-5:30 dally. Mon-Frl. Op- ikiiioci professional team. Top AWN " MAINTENANCE 51 Halp Wanted 51 Help Wanted LABORERS--$3 3b an hr Calsalary A full benefit package Cal ul Call 946-9676 rtunlty tor S bright, energetic between 5 4 7. 642-6966 8423303 WORKER - Exp preferred erson lo Issrn ihs newspaper Must be 18 or older « have valid slness from Ihe ground floo ASST CONTROLLYR DENTAL HECEP river's license. Must hava own TART-TIME p Musi hsve reliable car A have RECEPTIONIST — Medical of FREE FOUND ADS togresd accountant, mln 3-TIONIST/ASSISTANI T ansportalion. 566*6479. owledge of Monmouth Coun flee, Mlddletown. 4 days pe TEMPORARY NO FEE As a service to our community. is oxp. to work directly w»l Energetic, mature person exp'd NEEDED Contact Mrs Famulary wash. No evenings. *xp ontroller Involvement will in EGAL SECRETARY — Needed The Dally Register is offering • In front dssk X-Hay license o lake complete charge of law- IMMEDIATELY 2-4000, Ext 240, between preferred. Send rssums to: P.O FREE 3-llne FOUND ed for 4 ludo computerized general ac preferred. Little Silver arse, send 30-10:30 a.m. and 3:30-5 p.m Drawer C, Mlddleiown, N.J ountlng, payroll. flnancla em office Exc skills A pleasing Uaiurs-mindsd Individual tc CLERKS days under our Lost A Found esume to The Dally Register elephione voice a muatl Salary Opportunity Employe 07748 classification analysis, A some office supei- R-448. Shrewsbury. NJ work in our marketing depart TYPISTS Islon Exceptional opportunity 7701. ment making telephone calls. ( to 9 p.m. Pleasant working sn RESTAURANT HELP NEEDED 1 will do Us part in find- or aassrtlve business oriented Dishwasher. hostess ndlvldusl Send resume a salary lENTAL RECEP- EQAL SECRETARY - 2 yesrs vlronment A convenien ERSON TO CUT LAWNS - SECRETARIES Ing the original owner pieai« tth knowledge of shrubs, once itrsss. part time cook Inquire call us al 542-1700 history to. Box T-430. The Daily lONIST 'ASSISTANT — Mature scsnl N.J. Isgal sxp. Prollcisnt Shrewsbury location make this Reglater. Shrewsbury. NJ. esponaibte woman with office n all phaaas of civil action dil- ihe perfect opening for thoss k Private home 747-3606 within, between 3 A S p.m. a WPRD PROCESSORS xperlsncs for full or part-time Briodys, 132 Eaal River Rd O77O1_ ation. Pension plan life In'looking to ssrn above- -average ERSONS (3) - To Clesn office ours Call 9 to 5. 671-4714 urancs, major medical, Blui part-time income. For interview Rumaon. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ADVERTISING SALES - HI ulldlnga. P/T days. Toilets After 5, 946-4113. Cross/Blue Shield, sit non-con call Mr. Frank, bstwen the hrs o alls, to be ctsansd. Red Bank FOUND — Chihuahua . Redcomm - yr round for Innovath rlbutsble by employee. Salary 6-9 p.m. 542-8880 Equal Op Si Halp Wanted Bank train station ares, call Yel co Call 530-7077. 9-5. tor Inter- DENTAL HYGIENIST — Part am - 2 pm. 3 or 4 days pe me. 1-2 days per week, exp ommsnsurste with ability. portunlty Employsr M/F. week Csr nscssssry. 747-2946 low Cab Co.. 747-1212. Chsmlln, Schottiand. Rossn, PART TIME CLERK - Freehold personable A motivated tor Per HOTO TECHNICIAN —— Fo FOUND PUPPY - Male, black AMUSEMENT GAMES OPER- dor tat oriented 2-Doctor prac Cavanagh A Ullnao Call Helma. area, 6 hrs. per weak, flexible OLSTEN ATORS — High school A college 290200 call Ann Boyd, 887-9330 ork in iint fab Exp. tn printing with tan A white markings, on Ri Ice. 747-2102 developing on Norllau equip-1 18(Aabury Ava. A Essen Rd). on students needed for boardwark SECRETARY RECfePTtONIST - PART TiME~OAL/QUY FRIDAY WELCOMES YOU TO OUR DISHWASHiR — Full time, mua — Exp. In typing skills, book enl. Apply Tn person Custom 1 | April 6. 774-1-585i 8 or 775-9198 concessions Apply Sand Castle over 21. Apply In person. II Tor pleasant office Expsnenced Photo. Palhmark Shopping ; Amusements. Long Branch Pier keeping, phone A customer con FOUND — Small tong haired am to 11 s.m , st Blairs, Now only. Non smoker. Submit re- met Prior relsil exp. a + enter. Mlddlalown Terrier, found In the vicinity ol ikends/12 a m.-8 p.m Gourmet. 447 Broad St ume with typing speed to Box OPEN HOUSE Friendly*. Mlddletown. Cal APPLIANCE REPAIfi^PERSON Pleasant envlr Salary open PIZZA PERSON Ihrewsbury. No calls. 4. Red Bank, NJ, 07701. Plsass call 747- 8483. between Exp. only. Flexible hours. MONDAY. APRIL 16th, 9 AM -5 P.M. — immediate opening, full-time EOAL SECRETARY - t* exp'd repair person Nor- DISHWASHER — Apply in per 10 AM - 4 30 P.M. for furths Call 7»7-1080 after 6 788 Shrewsbury Ave. Tinton Falls - 2nd Floor at Gertrude Browns. 1202 Mrience only, sslary com- dstaila LUMBER — 4 yra. exp.. tools, wood Appliance 222-6270. mensurate with ability 842-6500. INDEX ATTENDANTS A CASHIERS - lycamore Ave., Tinton Falla aady work. PART II you're looking to up grade your skills, enter into For amusement business Ideal DflEAMS"8IGGER~THAN YOUR EOAL SECRETARY — Mon all 741-Q8SS. FUltIC NOTICES tor High School A Coltai mouth County Shors srsa law PART-TIME a New Job Market or just want to earn extra >AY? — Would you like your owi office General practice 2 yrsNATIONAL MARKETING FIRM OLICE RADIO DISPATCHER (LEGALSl Seasonal Call for interview. business? If you have 6-8 hour If — City ol Long Branch, Income, come join us lor relreshemnis on Mon- 495-0010. Mor, - Fri , 9-5 Ask minimum exp Word processor :KS MATURE-MINDED TIME day, April 16th to discuss the many opportunities SKCML NOTICES wsskly to apars. I'll show you nowlsdge dsalrabls. Immediate ILTS » COLLEGE STU irilng salary. $8000 par Juoy__ how. Please call Dr. Cooper position. Call 291-5500 9 lo 5. DENTS TO FILL POSITIONS IN num. Liberal Irlnge benefits available to you. 6 Lost and Found AUTO MECHANIC — Exp'd.. 642-3100 OUR PROMOTION OEPART ong Branch resident preferred P.M. positions avail- 9 Special Nonces ust have own tools, vacation & DRIVER FOR GARBAGE TRUCK MENT. ABOVE AVERAGE pply to Personnel Office. 344 able for mature, re- noapitaluation Apply >n person. IFEQUARDS — Muni be PART-TIME INCOME CONVE oaoway Long Branch, NJ. S 12 Travel-Transportation — Must have exp on garbage ertllied Send reeume lo PMA. sponsible people If •FREE GIFTS FOR ML WHO REGISTER 15 instruction Horbie i Aulo Center, Llncroft uch Call 264-5366. NIENT RT 35 LOCATION 5^ P.O. Box 86. Marlboro. N.J HOURS 6 THRU 9:30 « SAT you enjoy working MIIMESS DIRECTORY DRIVER WANTED — For mess T746. MORNING FOR INFORMATION 1 Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE enger A delivery service. P.O.I with people, let us 21 Business Service PN M/F — Part-time relief, 11-d CALL JOEL. 542-8M4 15. Red Bank N.J. 07701 teach you reslauranl 22 Arts & Crafts DETAILER hlft. Frlngsa A benefits Call PART TIME TYPIST Usad car reconditioning & new work. Flexible hours, EMPLOYMENT DRIVER NEEMD~Fuira~r part Mrs Smith. 671-0169 FREEHOLD OFFICE car clean up. full time, all ben- ims. Must have drlver'a license $4 50 par Hr 780-4444 no exp necessary 51 Help Wanted Male or ellls, apply In person MACHINE OPERATOR — Will and drive stick truck for lawn rsm, apply st Motion Systems WANTED Female WERNERS DODGE service. 671-1223. Corp . 1162 Pinebroox Rd., off of PART-TIME 52 Babysmmg'Chiid Care D~RTviRS — Are~needed to de Hops Fid.. Tinton Falls. NO NO EXP NECESSARV MOTOR ROUTE Interviewing HWY. 36 BELFORD The Dally and Sundi 53 Domestic Help CALLS PLEASE. Jual • bright lalflpriona manner W.d.. S lo 7. Reglater For more information Wa'ra an aKCllIng madia com DRIVER 788 SHREWSBURY AVE. 54 Situations Wanted AUTO MECHANIC — GM expplease contact Jsff Hsro MACHINIST — Recent exp. re- Female preferred Large volume GM pany In ihe araa and wa'ra look TINTON FALLS, N.J. 07724 :irculstlon Dept., 1 fleglste [Hired. Streighl engine, turret, Ing for you. Thii position otfars For Ihe Long Branch 55 Situations Wanted Male dealer 40 hr. wk Incentive plan AC. Exc. wsge A benefit pack- all paid fringe benefits. Apply Plaia. Shrewsbury. N J. Eqi - •Good part-tlma Income Area Mornings. 15-20 56 Situations Wanted Opportunity Employer M/F. _ age Oay shift. Cell 362-4705 Icr •Incentives 7 30-5:00. Mon • Fri . McGlom sppl. 6:30 to 4. hours per week. Re- Friendly 530-3500 Male/Female Quick. flA8 Shrewsbury Ave . Tp 73 Machinery For Sale paste up desired, but will train only. Full time, year round Call EXPERIENCE" MECHi lend returns A salary require ,'A Rental Service 946-9676 WANTED — Full or part-lime ments to University Graphics. 11 in many ways. 75 Farm Equipment BANK PROOF & TRANSIT OP- References required Ask toWast Ava.. Atl. Highlands, N.J. ?fj Auction Sales ERATOR — Expd, hrs. , 741-5695 07716. Atl: Make Up Dspl. 7/ Peis and Livestor" Mon. thru Fri Send resume to ( P E R I E N C E MANAGER FOR AMUSEMENT 78 Aircraft Box T-431, The Dally Register WAITERS/WAITRESSES BUSINESS — FulMlme opening. 79 Swap or Exchange Shrewsbury. N.J 07701 Wantsd. shift 6:30 to 2:30 Mu Salary depending on exp 80 Bicycles/Mint Bikes BARTENDER M/F apply In psrson between th Mature-minded Call lor Inter- 81 Sports Equipment Atlantic Highlands hours 12 A 3. Howard Johnson 'lew. 405-0010, Mon.-Fri , 9-5. Call 291r3459/872-9791 Hwy. 38, Mlddletown. 82 Swimming Pools Atk lor Judy. COM DATA 83 CBs. Electronics BARTENDER - Full-lime Apply FENCVtNSTAL LE«" MANAGER TRAINEE — Entry In person, between 3 4 5pm No Expd $4-Ii7 an hour. evel position. One of N.J s 84 Merchandise Wanted Joel. 446-6637 85. Price Busier phone cells. Cooking e*p Poor fastest growing lawn service House. 640* Shrewsbury Ave. FOOD SERVICE " chains la looking tor qualified /ELCOMES STUDENTS FROM REAL ESTATE RENTALS Shrewsbury. Specialist. Learn how to feed a saople to promote into near lu- 101 Apartments Army. Over $570 per mo ph managamant positions. You BARMAID M/F - Apply betweer must have the desire to laarn 102 Houses lor Rent 1 A 3 P.M. In person Palme food, lodging end L n e 5 medical. through on-the-|ob training, ba 103 Remais to Share .°Ji ? j_ .?* Palmer Ave. neat in appearance, have good • Brookdale • Monmouth 104 Winter Rentals Call 741-5930 BAR MANAGER — Busy all yea ARMY BE ALL YOU CAN BE attendance record, valtd N.J. 105 Summer Rentals round shors spot, male/lemal*> driver's license with good driving 106 Furnished Rooms sxp'd., resume/references. Ma: FULL TIME LANSCAPER history ft enjoy outdoor, physical 107 Nursing/Reiiiement 1-7th start, The Dally Register HELPER — Exp required. Mu work Steady, year-round em- • nouglas • Rutgers have N.J. drivers license Ca ployment Good starting pay with Homes Box B-475. "Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. . rapid Increase ft benefits Apply 108 Commercial Rentals In person: 284 Main St., Spot- BEAUTY CULTURE INSTRUC FULL/PART SUMMER JOBS awood Lawn Ranger, 251-3700. 109 Buildings/Garages TOR — Musi hold teacher's Part now, full in summer, ave • Middlesex County , 110 Wanted to Rent license. 442-6007- earnings $8 95/hr . 9 a.nr-3 p.m. layoffs, must be 18 Students e MANAGER TfJ IT" Manage HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY - cepted. call 1-5 p.m.. 530-9113 D is Full Time work too much for your busy courseTefcd? 130 Open Houses imusement rides in amusement For busy Chiropractic office park Call 495-1400 131 Houses For Sale Typing A exp. essential. Send FUliTflME" MECHANIC Mullsney Tire Service Main • ANB you looking to start your "summer ]ob" now? 132 Condominiums Town resume to BCC, 250 Maple Pi MARINA MANAGER - Exc op- Keyport. NJ. 07735. Brosd St., Matawan or 1635 Hwy Houses 35. Oakhurst. portunity tor working manager, D AteV bored with traditional "strong back-weak 133 income Property BOOKKEEPER — Pari-lirns. •xp. and rats, required. Call 134. Farm Property afternoons a weak. Start im GAS ATTENDANT - Full tim 872-14S0 or 548-6938 brain" vacation jobs? medletety. Deal area 531-1762 exp only. Must be reliable, hav 135 Commercial Property MASONS HELPER BOOKKEEPER — Wllh 1 yr. sxp. good math skills, can deal wl D Do you need money for the next semester? 136 Industrial Properly must type Call 583-624. the public 642-1105. Oak H Call 5*6-4573, 137 Lots and Acreage BOY'S/GlRLS-11-17 — Morning «ga 138 Mobile Homes 1 newspaper routea are aveilabl GAS ATTENDANTS — Full MEDICAL SECRETARY-RECEP- II you answered YES to any ol the above questions, you are Invited to 139 Cemetery Lots In Long Branch, Red Bank, Sea part time. Holmdal area, apply TIONIST — Wanted, busy Red 140 Real Estate Wanted Girt. Freehold. Freehold Twp Rt. 35 ft Tlndall Rd.. or ci Bank olflce. FulMlme 5 days. Investigate opportunities with COM DATA. We are currently accepting Manalapan. Marlboro. Howel Well-organized. experience applications Irom serious college students lor Part Time positions In our RECREATIONAL Keansburg. E. Keansburg preferred Write: Bon A-466, The 152 Boats and Accessories Mstawan. Hailet. A Leonardo GASOLINE STATION ATTEND Dally Register. Shrewsbury, NJ. Holmdel facility. 153 Camping Equipment Exc. earnings, and a chance \< ANTS — Must have exc wo 07701. or call 741-1485. history and rets. Apply in perso 154 Recreational Vehicles win prliss and trips. Ca ME0ICAL 800-242-0850 toll frss o Powertest. Rte 36 A Altetnlc A\ AUTOMOTIVE Ksyport. training can begin ID the Army. 877-4222 Quality to train as a Medical WEEKDAY SCHEDULE: 220 Wanted Automotive Specialist and start si ovar $570 Are your kids growing up? Do you need sometmng to 230 Construction Equip- * per mo. plus food, lodging and • 6AM-12Noon • 6PM-12Midnight 7 ment medical. do Of some extra money to help balance your budget? 240. Auto Financing BOY'S/GIRLS BOOKKEEPER Call 741-5930 • 12Noon-6PM •12Midnight-6AM Put your spare time to work at McDonald s. ong of Ihe 250. Auto Insurance Growing compact marketln ARMY BE ALL YOU CAN BE. consulting firm needs qualified friendliest restaurants in town. 260 Auto Rent/Lease 7th thru 10th grades WORK AFTER SCHOOL « SAT person to. post |ournal/tsdger MODELS NEEDED! We probably have hours that are convenient lor you. . 270 Auto Servces/Pans • EASILY EARN $40 TO $80 prepare payroll, taxes. Cash flo Males females ft children. All WEEKEND SCHEDULE: Work as many or as lew as you like. You II like the peo- 280 Motorcycles WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR anal. Accounts payabls, incom age groups lor catalogs. ple Ihe hours and Ihe pay. as 290 Trucks ana Trailers TATION NECESSARY. HOW statements, trial balances, ban •Sat. ft Sun: 6:30AM-3PM 1 brochures, book covers, TV 300 Autos For Sa>e EVER YOU MUST LIVE if reconc A check writing. 15 h commercials ft live fashion. No much as you'll like McDonald's KEANSBURG, PORT MON psr wesk at mutualy agreeab exp, necessary Exc. Income in a food Just slop by your neigh- READ YOUR AO MOUTH, HAZLET AREAS THIS hra. Salary commenaura glamorous field Call borhood McDonald s and liii IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR r/exp Send lerter/reeume t 201-256-1000 Pramli Applications will be accepted at thy lime and Interviews will be sched- THE FIRST OAY MORE INFORMATION CALL OB 307 Llncroft. N.J.. 0773 Modeling Agency, 809 Rlverview uled Monday through Friday 9AM-4PM out an application today IT APPEARS! 542-8884 MR. TAYLOR. Or, Totowa. N.J. N.J State HELP US HELP THE MENTALL llcanaed E.O.E. A F.T.R A. The Daily Register will not oe RETARDED responsible for more than one BOYS-GIRLS if you realde tn Monmouth tOTOR ROUTES — Part-time (201) 671-3001 incorrect insertion of any ad 7TH-10TH GRADES Ocean co.. you may work sa aarly morning established news- There's nobody like vertisement and only when it Work after school and Saturday paid Rsaplte Care Provider. V paper routes are available to re- Easily earn J40-M0 wsskly. NO serve menially retarded citizen liable people with care in Colls (201) 671-3000 An affirmativt ic iton trnpttyw materially affects the value of transportation necessary, how- of all eges, who are In need of Neck. Man s< span, Freehold the ad if it contains an error ever you must live In Keansburg loving home invtronment on i Twp.. Marlboro, Ooaanport. Sea call classified HaJlet-Port Monmouth vicinity. occasional, temporary basl Bright. Mon Beach, Long Ml sth are restricted lo their Please call Mr. Taylor. 542-8880 such as for a day. a wssksnd. < Branch, W. Long Branch, CANNON CREWMAN up to 4 weska al e lime Flexlb Rifmson Fair Hevon, Atbury McDonald's of Aberdeen proper classification and sei COM DATA The Army trains you for learn schedule Free training offered. Park, ft Mlddlatown. Matawan. in the regular Daily Register work and leadership Over $570 you have a genuine interest to c Aberdeen, Keansburg Exc Route 35 & Laurel Avenue style of type Right >s'eservea per mo. to atari plus food, lodg- something worthwhile, plsai eernlngs that will help suppll- 164 Route 34 K> edit or reject any copy or ng A medical. call. Respite Cars, Ocean C ment your present income Call Holmdel. New Jersey 07733 BOO-242-0850 toll free " An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F an Csll 741-5930 Assoclalion for Retarded Aberdeen. N.J. 07747 ARMY BE ALL YOU CAN BE Citliene. at 920-6333 877-4222 11 HtfpWirttd II H»lpw«ntt1 64 Situations a Moitn—t 71 Merchandise 71 M«rchandlM MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1984 The Daily Register 89 STOCK POISON - Full-time. WQftK OVUMAS - 120.000- Wanted Female LOW RATES for Sale lor Sal* Mann* 1st Mlg. Refinancing COX 1979 — Utility trailer 9' x 71 Merchandise 71 MarchaitdlM •0 BlCVCltt FOR A SPARKLING CLEAN 72 Hour Approvals ANTIQUES — Primitive pine pie COM Nac*. fi+JFSZSi 2nd Male. 4 Corp. Loans 1'. Tin bad. Asking $400 Call Tunaiyl. HOUSE — Can Anita al 683-1073 cabinet, brasa lira extinguishers. lor Salt lor Sal* Mini Blktf 52 Babysitting- or Pal 898-0884 Kramer FlnT MU-50M butcher block work tabes. Ice672-0497 Child Car* cream parlor table. 747-8890. RAILER UTILITY — 6*7 bad.PUCH — 1981. Magnum II. goad SURVEYOR ROD PERSON — HARD WORKING — Waal Indian 63 Money to Loan llmmone manreaa. Ex. cond KITCHEN BET — Table * 4 new •" tires. 1' sides a taUoate. cond 2.000 ml Sacrlttoe far BABYSITTER - To cara for In- 1'4". 0' high. MOTHER OF 1 CHILD — Will room or dining room cabinets on saucere. Exc cond Aaklng $950. ditions! couch, humidifier, a BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR W. train you »57O par mo plua for Sale 130. Wood exionuon leave. 26'. Call 642-667S. attar 6. weekdays electric mower. Call 747-1474 1 babysit In my E. Kaansburg bottom with braes key 4 lock 135 Olympic TV aet with comb SALE — Call Second Mane Lll. food, lodging and RESPONSIBE PERSON - home, Mon.-Frl.. anytime. Good 14 CUBIC FT. REFRIGERATOR Made in Italy. 7' high X 7 ' wide 264-0777. Atter S. 264-6615 rafa 495-2357 before 5. radio * tape recorder. MO LIVING ROOM BET — Conlem- Needed to watch 3 amall children — Hotpolnt. no Iroal, harveal Muat see to appreciate. Asking Ing good cond. Call wrary oak. sofa, loveseat and WASHER GE — Exc cond Can Highest prices paid for all Hems. Call 741-5030 on a part-time baala In my jold. good cond.. $100. $1200 Call 642-8675 antiques, etc. For bargains, stop ARMY BE ALL YOU CAN BE RELIABLE MOTHER — Wlshas tables, coffee table, exc. cond.. deliver $150 Call 707-7721 Ballord home, 0 a.m.-2 p.m. to babysit In my Hailal home irK WOO Call 264-4044 after 6. ask at 24 Broad Si. Keyporl TRUCK MECHANIC 1 HELPER 747-6670 BEDROOM SET — 1930s Exc DININO ROOM CONTEMPOROV WASHING MACHINE — Hot- weekdays. references. Call 18" CERAMIC KILN — For sale. cond.. moving must sail. Call For Dar point, good cond. $50. Fake fire- Ouy Johnson — With 3 or more yra. axp. Call 284-7366 $126. WALNUT — 60X40 table plus 2 VERY RELIABLE 871-5149. eaves. 6 chairs, china cabinet, LOVESEAT — Black valv place, best oiler. Call 741-1971 Buy ft Buys M3-M24. 4 daya a waak, flexible houra Call 842-1112. Single Items-entire households RESUMES — Professionally server E«c cond.. mutt tell Castro. $125 Call 767-7433 WASHER — Rebuilt OE A UP TO OS* COMMISSIONS Belford ares. 767-1400. prepared. Word processing. Call 2 ANTIQUE CHURCH PEWS - S05O 560-1197. Antique furniture, lewelry. silver MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT — Whirlpool. $156 A up with full Immediate cash 642-4336 Wa need two aggraaalve raal ee- 670-9460 Newly upholstered, make attract- BED-KING SIZE — With mat- warrantya. Call Eatontown T.V.. late aelaa repreaantatlvea who 53 Dom«»llcH>lp ive sola, dark brown material. DINETTE SET — Lampa. tables, $75 Colonial dinette with 4 REUPHOLSTERY SLIPCOVERS traas. Ilka new. brass platad vacuum cleaner + morel Exc chalra. $175 Call 264-3424 542-0400 I WANT YOUR PAINTINGS are not afraid ol work, and want CLEANING PERSON — Large Ilia 6'8"X 1'7",9'2"X1'7". for sale Pro-1020 U aarn big money Exc training — Fast, reasonable, and referen indar cost, price $350 each Call Aaklng $400. Call 201-2747 cond. Call anytime. 738-W94 house, own traneportatlon, will- ces Call 544-9617. MOVING MU8T 8ELL — Kitchen WASHER MACHINE — Seara 6- 462-2518 program, draw and car allow- ing to work hard. Thurs. or Frl., 201-220-0539 DININO ROOM TABLE — Oak sat. console stereo, desk, an- cycle, exc. cond.. $150. Tire. ance available Very active office SEAMSTRESSES - Will work BEDROOM SET — Full-size bed. Punch set w/cups to match tique lamp, araa rug, mlsc =(185x13, $25. Pink wall alnk with PIANO WANTED with amall aalaa force, ao you741-6645 2 GRAVELY TRACTORS — With From our homes Alterations. triple dresser 6 mirror included. Also, ladles dresses stiee 16 -16 542-3301 faucet. $15. Gray genuine aheep Any condition 403-4011 have plenty ol cuatomera DOMESTIC - 1 Day par waak. now clothes, all kinds, special- mower, tillers, snow plow, sulk- Good cond. Aaklng $150. A 20. Call 741-5278 akin aaat covera. $25 a pr Call ACADEMY AGENCY. 730-2322 General houeecleanlng duties. izing In odd sues Nancy. lea 6 wagon. Many extre parts, 767-0308 MOVING — Misc. household 787-7012. TURN YOUR OIAMONOS INTO Refa. Call attar 6 P.M. 971-9559. 642 0967: Joan. 741-1961 exc. lor landscaping. Asking DINING ROOM SET — 9 pes Items, rug, treeier, 23" color TV DOLLARS — Convert Old Jew- VOCATIONAL PLACEMENT $1650 Also Pick up Iray. utility BELGIUM BLOCKS — New, 176 Oak finish. 1M yrs. old. e«c stereo console, pine kitchen set WET JET ROOF COATING — elry to Cash DON PONS JEW- SPECIALIST - Subsidize your HOUSE WORK - For Small apt. SENIOR CITIZENS — Need help trailer, new (Ires, asking $225 Take them away. $225 for al cond $975 5.2 cu. ft. treei* odd chalra. 264-9361. Sold world wide. 200 aq. ft. co ELERS will buy from private Income with a rewarding position 3 hra., twice weekly, own trans- Light housekeeping, shopping, Call 642-4574 attar 8 p.m Evenings and cheat, $65 741-M75. erege for $82. Call 922-2660 owners snd estates ANTIQUE developing lobe lor learning dla- portation, refs. Call 747-7735 meal preparation. Call 530-4228 747-76O6 MUST SELL — Over 1000 name CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW- ebled adulta Looking lor a 2 LOVESEATS — Herculon. DINETTE — Round, 52' brand mattresses, boxsprlngs. & WICKER AND RATTAN PORCH HOUSEKKEEPER — Full lima, ELRY DESIGNED 709 River Rd craellve and enterprising pro- SINGLE. DIVORCED OR $100. Good cond. Call 767-8193. BIKES - Glrla 6 boy s 16". $20 diameter, wood parquet with • sleeper mettresses. All sues SETS — Dining aatra and Fair Haven. N.J 942-6257. feaalonal with excellent live out, own traneportatlon. For WIDOWED MEN ONLYI — That 3-PIECE SECTIONAL —~Aiso aa. Women'a 3 speed. $30 Ian-back rattan chairs. Beat otfei such as Sealy. Serta. Sprlngalre bedroom sets and baskata Low PR/People skills Knowledge ol single, retired executive's apt.. needs the duties that warrant 747-3516. all day Sun., week- over $300 Dryer, best offer ovei Eclipse, etc. New but slightly prlcaa. Wicker Basket. Rte 34.WANTED — Old oriental rugs, Monmouth Beach. Cleaning Strato lounger. Both In fair cond. Asbury araa bualnaaa communi- time/or experience aa auch Call 671-5097 days after 3.30. $100. Call 671-3463 after 6 p.m damaged or weather stained Colls Neck any sin or condition ty helpful Related aaparlnaca washing. Ironing, limited cook- household chorea, (shopping), From $29.05 ee.. limited supply 1-600-4 7 2-S09B. Ing. Hra. flexible, rels required BOSE 600 SERIES — Speakers DIVERS POSEIDON UNISUIT - ram checks available Gran WING-BACK CHAIR — With slip absolutely necessary 20 houra general cleaning or cooking 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET —with standa 6 equalizer, aa la cover. $15. Seara Craftsman flexible schedule. $5000 annual- Reply Box: B-476. Tha Dally Reasonable rataa. 530-0081 oi Traditional style. Ruat, blue 6 Large, exc. cond-. $400 or bei Furniture. Mlddlebrook Shop- WHEEL CHAIR — With ad- Register. Shrewsbury. N.J $450 Wood veneer kitchen table offer Call 787-0481 ping Center. Rt. 35. Oakhurst Shop Vac wet/dry. 30 gallon justable legs Must be reason ly. Call 774-4737. Mon thru Frl 576-6043 beige colors, asking $600 Call lith leet. $75. Call 787-6728 $75 Call afler 4. 671-5722 07701. 671-5913 Mon-Frl.. 10-9. Sst III 0, Sun able. Call 767-3245 anytime to to 12 and 3 lo S. WOMEN NEEOS DAYS JOB DOCK SECTIONS — 3' X 1V BOXES - CORRUGATED Can be bolted together lor floa 11-5 Call 493-4900. WOOD FRAME SOFA — $225. HOUSEPER8ON — 3 mornings a Exp. rafa. 8 trans 4-PIECE RATTAN SET — Other For Moving 6 Storage, and lor WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Ik. Good hourly wage. Must Call 542-7918 or used as patio deck. Hardware Panasonic stereo A Fischer Night shift, also some daya. must lac. household llama 4 con-Industry A complete line ol me I Total 33'. $165 741 -7346 NEED FIREWOOD — For na» Stereo Call between 6 A 9 P.M Ilka animals 6. have rala. Call atructlon equipment 4 tools. rear? Call altar 5. 767-7267 be fully axpd . apply In parson. attar 8 P.M. 946-3904. Please packaging supplies. 462-4672 or Mon • Frl. 389-1357. Town 1 Surf Dinar. Fit. 35. 55 Situations 747-3666 preferably alter 5 p.m. 747-4096 DOKORDER — Reel to reel tape 'eke It away for $50. leave name & phone number. recorder Auto reverse. Aikln, WOOD STOVE — China Paints. Wanted Male 5 PC. QUEEN ITALIAN PR0VIN- BUNK BEDS-NEW — With mel OFF-SET PRINTING MACHINE 101 Apartments HOUSEPERSON — 3 mornlnga a CIAL — Triple dresser double $150. neg Call 671-2578. after 5 Schooner in shsdow box. bath- WAITRESS/WAITER — Full or COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE - tresses. $190 Bedding sets. $60 — Exc. cond.. make en offer Cal room sink. 26" girl's bike, coke A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK week. Good hourly wage Must mirror bedroom set. $300.5 pc Oullel alter 1 p.m.. 495-0075. DRYER — Seara gas deluxe 642-9560 between 9 6 S p.m. Eatontown. 1 bedroom. $130 part tlm*. apply Huddy'a Inn. like animals a have rala. Call Clean up - Garden Rololllled octagon dining room table. 4 machine. A Singer machine Colts Neck Shopping Center. Rt Call 747-1621 or 741-6914 FREE model, BMC. condition. $125 Cal OLD UPRIGHT PIANO — Good misc. 542-2707. Highlands. 2 bedroom. $300 » altar 9 P.M. 948-3904 Please padded captains chairs. $300 642-0265 Keyport. 4 rooms only $400. • 34. Colts Neck leave name & phone number ESTIMATE cond. Asking $350 Call between Call 291-0245 WORN ONCE — Wedding gown Need an apt. Call us tint. EARLY SPRING SPECIAL — On 3 » 7 495-0474 site 5. with head piece. $200 2 WAITER/WAITRESS — Full- GARDEN'S AND AVERAGE trees, flowering Dog Wood. 5-6 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 tlma. Experienced. Apply In par- LAWNS — Tilled with Troy Tiller 6 PIECE LIVING ROOM — maid of honor gowns with head 1 CHECK THIS OUT... $15 aa- Sweetgum Maple. 5-6' A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS aon between 2 & 5. no phone Reasonable. Call Carl Kitchen sat. wall units, other Gut more reade'ra lo check out $12 ea. Sunburst Honey Locust place, ISO ea Call after 6 p.m.. calls Oscar a. 56 Oakland St. 842-4006, or 741-7160 till 9 p.m llama, must see. bast offer ORIENTAL RUGS — Bukhara 671-64S9 No charge: no obligation LIVE-IN COMPANION — For your ad with • CHECK al tha top 6-10', $25 ea. Planting la avail Free advertising & screening Rad Bank. elderly woman In Holmdel. Room 767-6170 altar 6. and/or bottom of your copy. Cal able. Call 201-1967 9«12, red. $995 Persian 6x9 MAN WITH MAXI-VAN AVAIL - Ivory kashan. $750. Musi sell YORK RAKE MID-STATE Rentals 283-0100 WAITRESS/WAITER — Apply In 4 board * salary In exchange lor Reasonable) Call between 6 4 11 60 " ROUND BUTCHER BLOCK Trie Dally Register Classified De $150 light household duties 4 cook partment today lor datalla ELECTRIC STOVE — Montgom Call 369-3545 ABERDEEN (STRATHMORE) - peraon, Rad Oak Dinar. Hwy. 35. AM 4 6 4 10 eves 369-1113 TABLE — Gray llannadl sola 6 ery Ward. 2 oven. 40" wide, cop Call 842-3242 Ing. Call 741-1999 or 747-3684 NO JOB TOO SMALLI loveseat Like new cond. Call 542-1700 PIANOS - ORGANS 3 bedroom apt $475 * utilities. pertone. $50. Wooden screen 566-2626 WAITER/WAITRESS. BUS PER- LIVE-IN EXPERIENCE — House- RECENT HARVARD MBA —after 6 p.m. 842-5951 variety of sites. $20 747-2125 All Musical Supplies end 72 Garage/Yard SON — Apply In peraon at worker, companion. Previous Services ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1 ike houaealttlng position 7 PC BEOROOM SET - $375 EXERCISE EQUIPMENT — Leg TUSTINQ PIANO CO Sales Gertrude Browns. 1202 axp. esaenilal. Pleaaa write: Box June/July, call Tom Scon at CGA Call. Mon.Frl 9-5. bedroom. 3 rooms on 3rd floor A-487. Tha Dally Raglater CHILDS DRESSER - WaltiL ext. A curl. $150; olymlpic In Our 9»m Year GARAGE SALE — Thurs. Frl. overlooking harbor $450 + Ulll Sycamore Ave.. Tlnton Falls, be- Computer. 946-8900. Ral. avail. 949-3139 color stain, beautiful $55 Cal Sat.. 10. 20. 21, 75 Monmouth tween 3 4 5 p.m. (tally. Shrewsbury. N J 07701. dine. $150. Supine bench, $150 Aabury Park 775-0664 Sec. ft refs LESHER AS- DEE'S CLEAN-UP 6 MOVING — AIRLESS PAINT SPRAYER — 872-9486. bent over row. $150 Or all 4 pet Open 9 to 9 Ave., East Keansburg. SOCIATES. Realtors, 291-0919 WOMAN TO CARE FOR ELDER- WAREHOUSE AND PRO- Clean anlca. cellare 6 morel Commercial unit new' $2000. 6 COLECO CABBAGE PATCH $550 Exc cond Only partial list LINCROFT COOPERATIVE DUCTION LINE - S3 35 an hr to LY LADY — S daya per w Move, amall loads Reaaonabla sacrifice $1100. Call ;!91-0817 IngM Call 495-4537 eves PIANOS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ~ KIDS — For sale $100 per doll NURSERY SCHOOL — Is spon- Lleautttul Victorian 4 bedrooms start, apply In peraon. no phone Irom 7:30 AM.- 2:00 P.M Car 6 Call 872-1326 alter 5 p.m. Serious inquiries only. Cal New. under $1000 Used, unoe soring a flea market craft show, calla. Adale Industries. Boundry rets, essential. Call 671-0443 FIREWOOD — Seasoned oak $500 Unlimited rentale from S900/mo + util Sec A refs TUTORING A LOW BUDGET? 485-4561 sold by cord or '* cord McOuire on Sat. May 5, from 0 to 4, rain LESHER ASSOCIATES, Re- Rd . Bldg 4. Marlboro. Farms. Colts Neck Cal $7 50 a month date Sat. May 12 Spaces are $7 54 Situation* Math, science certified. Eves Shop Ihe Used Furniture Canter COLLECT6R8~~ITEM — Star FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER allors. 291-0919. WATCH PERSON ~ 747-5234. of Red Bank 846-4333 or 528-6261 For reservations call 563-5583. Track regulation Plnball machine Freehold 462-4730 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 27-29 For Night Work Wanted Female 197 Shrewsbury Ave 642-1440 must sell. $350. Call anyin LITTLE SILVER — 5 family. Call 405-1400 FIREWOOD — 3V% cords, almos PIANOS — Organa, Guitars Bay Ave 1 bedroom mint $365 AMP. MASTER MODEL 50W — 739-3926. all hard woods, cut A split 16" to furniture. btkes. CB + elect. Avail. May 5. Ask for Drums NEW a USED Name radlo.ttreplace screens. Sat. WE ARE LOOKING — For thraa MK. 2. LEAD Made In England. COMPLETE LIVING ROOM SET 22' lorwood stove. $200 for all Change Sale. Lowrey Organ 'aul. Paul P. Bova, Inc career-minded Individuals who $400 or best offer Call 672-0097, 544-1086 atter 6 April 14th. 830-3:30 5 Garden 671-2544. ABOVE THE REST IN CHILD — Couch, 2 chairs, ottoman, cof Center. 542-6190 Rd. (off Plnckney) ara looking to make S25K-J30K aak lor Opay. MARSHALL AMP fetable. end table with glass, . flral year, servicing- MON' CAflEI — I am a Fair Haven 61 Business FLUTE — Armstrong, exc cond. PLATFORM WATERBED — ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 27-20 mother who would love to care ANDERSEN WINDOWS 4 ips $350 Call 871-0304 case included. $100. Must sell Bay Ave 1 bedroom mint. $385 MOUTH. MIDDLESEX and DOORS — 4 Atrium doors. 50"t W/headboard 12 drawers unde 76 Auction Sales OCEAN COUNTY areae Our lor your child In my home while Opportunity COPY MACHINE — Minolta 101 642-1163 bad. Make otter 291-3239. attar + elect Avail. May 5 Ask tor you work or shop, etc. Full or discount. Deposit fully Insured Rebuilt. $290. Call 741-7686. JP'S TAILGATE AUCTION Paul Paul P Bova. Inc food service buslnaaa la thriving! BUTCHER SHOP — Eat 21 yra. FORCED HOT AIR OIL BURNER Consignments are now being ac- Ara you? Call SUBURBAN FOOD part-time 2 yra. experience. Ex- High volume, prime trade. Delivery 1-600-523-8707 COUCH — Brand new condition FURNANCE - 140,000 BTU POOL TABLE — Antique 5x0. 671-2544 cellent references I cal ANTIQUE PIANO RUMSON - pc. slate $650 or beat one cepted for tailgate auction, be- SERVICE. Purveyora Holmdal N.J Owner retiring beige A brown velvet lloral print Good cond. $50 - will deliver ?Inning. Frl.. April 13. 7:30 p.m. BAMBERGER'S HOME FOOD 642-6507 948-4595 $180. Klgn size bedroom set. originally $1100. sacrifice $300 Call 741-0510. 431-4134 ALL LANDLORDS SERVICE, at: $300d Walnut table. $20 Call or more information call WE SCREEN! YOU CHOOSE* BABYSITTING — Daya. In myDO YOU LIVE — In Colts Neck Dining room set. table, 6 chairs POOL — Still In box. 12x24' ova 938-6976. 431-4789. Dealers 6423146 Mediterranean style, exc. cond. FOUR MATES CHAIRS — $05 Also inter. $700 or best offer Ca NEVER A COST TO YOU Llncroft homa. Call 747-7310 Malawan. or Mlddletown. anc file cabinet. $35. maple drei welcome. Terms cash only Sale Free leases a tree credit checks. 390-1445 $700. Call after 6. 671-8499 767-4357. conducted on premises Hwy 33 altar 6 p.m. have a charming houaa that ANTIQUES — Louis XVI, gold $75. cedar chest. $75. bar stools HOME RENTALS 389-1234 Equal Opply Employer M/f could become a boutique? Look- COUCH & CHAIR — Extra BefiT and moral 220-1353 POOL FILTER - $125 Pool lad ft Cedar Lane. Howell. Auc- BABYSITTING PLUS — In my leaf chair set, 1 arm chair. 2 tioneer T. Paul Wilbur! Rain oi BEACHVIEW GARDENS — Effi- WE ARE LOOKING — For three Ing for e fashionable woman to small chairs Importation while 6 slipcovers. $150. 2 sals dar. $40 Electric adgar. $25 career-minded Individuals who Keyporl home. Exp. mother. Ret nold4 week long showings a yeai matching drapes. $50. sofa bed FOUR-PIECE WICKER SET - 3 Boy's bike Columbia BMX. $60 shine. ciences a 1 bedrooms available oroncos Call 284-6755 green striped upholstery 1 early cushion settee. Fancy coffee Heat a hot water included. Apis ara looking lo make S25K-J30K of women'a clothes, great op- 19th century American-Dutch A 1 chair. $250 264-2743 o Ilka new Call 495-0740. drat year, servicing M0N- CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AID portunity Please call 741-6070 table. Rocker A chair. Perfec $305 a up Call 787-4675 loveseat. probably made In Pa 284-6145. cond. Call 741-7049 for appt PROPANE DRY WALL — Heater 77 Pets and MOUTH. MIDDLESEX. MERCER — And/or campanlon. Exp'd. Infor details beautiful In-laid woodwork. Cal and OCEAN COUNTY areas Our COUCH — Early American. Mm Ilka new. $75 7 h.p. motor, side Livestock EATONTOWN your home, dally. I'm available after 6 P.M. 671-7402 FREEZER — Amana chest-type Shalt. $50 Call 739-3520 food service bualnasa Is Ihrlvlngi Immediately. Call 544-6372. cond. Must sell. $165 or bes very good cond.. $150 1 a 2 bedroomm spacious gar- Ara you? Call SUBURBAN FOOD 62 Mortgages ANTIQUE CENTER of Red Bank Advanced And A DIRECT LENDER offer. Call 842-2726 264-9272 OUEEN SIZE COUCH — Col den ..pts . heat a hot water in- SERVICE. Purveyora lor EXP. HOUSEKEEPER — Wll 217 W. Front SI -3 buildings onlal. hlde-a-bed. lair cond.. $75 Beginners cluded in rent Sorry no pets BAMBERQER'S HOME FOOO COUCH A CHAIR — Green a FREE — Post and rail fence clean your way Mlddletown. At GRANITE MTQ. 160 dealers-842-4336 white floral print. S150. Call arte or bast offer. 495-9551. atter 4 DOG TRAINING Call 360-1250 SERVICE, al: Items bought, ask for Guy locust. You take it down, you can lantlc Highlands araa Cal CENTER 5 or alt day weekends. 495-4236 have It. 741-9547 RAILROAD TIES — 6x6x6. $5 40 Bsyshore Dog Club. 741-6046 EFFICIENT APT — 2'i rooms. 291-1251. Low Rales COUCH — Custom made 7x7x6. $790 Pressure-treated ALPINE GOAT FURNISHED, shore area, mature 390-1445 SECOND MORTGAGES FURNITURE — 3 rooms. Com gentleman lady preferred Equal Oppty Employer M'F EXPO DAY CARE MOTHER Gimbals. 92". 3 lone beige 6k6x6. $775: 7x7x6. $945 2 yeara old. with Will cara lor working paranta To $250,000 local estates, including origins geometric, velvet Perfect cond plete bedroom set. 5 pieces dark 600-523-6707 Can deliver papers Is a good pet 872-1210 WIRING children In her Mlddletown Fixed rate up lo 15 yra. art. furniture. chandeliers $425 or best offer Call 563-4740 wood, (not metal) 12K15 blue ru< Call 747-0727 In tha field Army trains you aa FIRST MORTGAGES . 3 piece living room set with an I REFRIGERATOR — Rebuilt. Apt FREEHOLD — Post and Coach home Pleaaa call 871-1777. carpets, silver, jewelry. Orlen- Village. 1-bedroom garden apis Tactical Wire Operations 30-yr. llxed rate lalla and a whole building full of COUCH — Pull-out tola bed ft. davenport and a 12x15 rug sue $76 with full warranty Cal BUNNIES — Mini-lops, dwarfs. Specialist. Over $570 par mo.FOR BRIDES ONLY — Invitations For prompt service. 741-5551 bric-a-brac. Electric range. 30 in. Hotpolnt Ealonlown TV 5420400 Dutch t supplies available. Hot water a pool sup- (full), good cond. Asking $75 plied Open eves. Call 462-2225 plua food, lodging & medical 6 acceesorles Ask lor FREE or visit us al: INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES portable dishwasher, OE: roi 872-9675/291-8878 Wicker rocker. $25 Rocking table with 3 leaves, dark cherry REFRIGERATOR — G E . 16 Call 741-5930 WEDDING CHECKLIST. . 16 Wast Front St.. Rad Bank 159 E. Newman Springs Road horse. $25. Call anytime cubic It $75. BUNNIES FOR EASTER HA2LET CHARMER ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE R.S.V.P: Susan, 530-7509 Available 7 Days a Week dark cherry hutch, kitchen, 1 3 room, only $300 s Shrewabury 747-6200 495-2120. kitchen cabinet, metal. Misc. dis 672-0624 Lops, dwarfs and regulars. Terrific prices, many colors to HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 hes. polo A pans, etc Misc lamps REFRIGERATOR — Admiral. 21 A amall tables Call tor appt choose from Call anytime HIGHLANDS HILL -2 bedroom It., elde-by-alde. Cal 495-0477 544-1632 842-0928 after 6 p.m. apt. , $450 plus utilities CATS FOR ADOPTION — Al672-160l 0 FURN IT URE - Broyhlll bedroom REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER - heslihy, all altered, looking for a solid oak contemporary 16 cubic feat, frost-tree. Ivory HIGHLANDS — 4 rooms. $325. good home, call 671-6636 be- child OK. modern triple dresser with 2 mirrors A I color, finger-proof, only 6 mos tween 6 30-10 p.m Business Directory, large. 2 drawer men's chest old Must sacraflce. Asking $450 MID-STATE Rentals 283-0100 $500. oak laminated Conlempo Call 544-1666 aflar 5 p.m. DALMATION PUPPIES — MMEOIATE OPENING — at House rocker A large round oak White/black AKC registered. Navesink House, a total care, re- A maple cocktail table. 291-5739 RIDING MOWER— With grass A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES catcher Arlens. used 2 seasons $175. Call 787-4014 iremant facility tor studio apt. FURNITURE — 7 ft. ranch oak $1300 new; Selling for $600 DALMATION PUPS — 2 males. Must be 62, in good health a ing room set-table A chairs 042-4731 AKC registered, champion tired, ambulatory. Call or write- hutch cabinet/glass windows first shots, healthy. $150. $175 201-842-3400 40 Riverside Ave.. 444 Bathroom 625 Landscaping & 680 Painting & $4300: 19 cu ft Seara Cold RUG Call 542-0041 Red Bank. N.J 07701 530 Electrical 606 Income Tax 12x12. pearl gray. Remodeling & Servlcee Lawn Service Paperhanglng spoltrostless 2 dr. while refriger Call 642-1074 EASTER BUNNIES - Mlm-lops, KEANSBURG — 3 room apt Ceramic Tile ator/auto. lcemaker-$300. GE REX. dwarfs a regular, all colors Heat a hot water incl. 1 mo. sec. BEST ELECTRIC — Lie. noINCOME TAX PREPARATION — GARDEN ROTOTILLING — Sod. DJ'S PAINTING — Interior A ex Open front freezer. $200; Sanyo RUGS — Good cond.. lavende a ages, hutches also 871-*387 Avail. May 1. $400 Call after 5 PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - ft 6273. fast, dependable service Financial S lax planning. 16 yrs Seed. Landscape A Rock Gar- tenor, free estimates Reason portable washer. $125: 4 kitchen sculptured. 12x15. Royal blue ~ M 495-3763. ceramic tile, new 4 repair*. Reasonable rates. Free esti- of Personal Service a Expertise dens. Pruning. RR Ties. able. Insured Call Ed 264-3477 chairs. $40; 405-0752 13x16 & runner. Best offer. Cal FREE TO GOOD HOME — 6 741-4072. 431-1171. 260-0307 AM. Adelson, 739-2080. 291-1967 544-1474. I,, mixed breed, msle. puppy. KEANSBURG — 5 room apt. mates 671-0121. or 739-4865. FURNITURE AND BICYCLES plus 2 baths, nice cond . $400 a ROBERT FLFLYNN CPA has had all shots. Exc wllh J C. BROTHERS — Painting un- China closet (walnut), aid< SANKYO SOUND MOVIE babies a children 842-5236 mo + utilities Adults preferred 447 Carpentry 541 Eatate Salea Individual. Partnership, Corpoi ALDOR CONTRACTING — limited. Free estimate. Lowasi board, walnut, 1930 vintage in CAMARA — And Copal supa Call 495-1706 after 3 30 LONE ARRANGER — A service ate tax return preparation and Landscaping Complete lawn prices for top quality work. Days pristine condition- oak cheat 8mm sound movie projector. E: FREE FEMALE GERMANS planning, accounting and audit- maintenance, spring clean-up KEANSBURG — 3 room apt.. ADDITIONS — Alterations. Cabi- to asalal In relocation, selling 495-4404: nights, 356-2642 desk, rock maple single bed traa, camera light, mlcrophon SHEPHERD — Spayed, black a contents of houses, estate sales. Ing services 642-6647 Free ests. 972-9390. Maple dreser, box spring and and carrying case. All Ilka new Ian Call anytime. 730-4116 1375 per mo . includes heat 1 nets, formica, kitchens, decka, J ft D PAINTING — Complete mo security required Call week- all work guaranteed- Call Chris. Inventories, appraisal 946-2513 TOPSOIL — Rich, loamy soil. De mattress All in excellent con original price $600. asking $325 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - 615 Janitorial Int/ext. painting. Reasonable A dltlon. Maple dresser, managon*. Antique coffee table. $95 days between 9 a 5 p.m 741-1504. llverad or picked up. Also, top AKC. black 8 tan, ettc tempera- 264-1956 565 Fireplaces & quality garden soil mix with ma- insured. Free estimates, Cal desk, dressing beauro. nigh 264-7630 HARRY A SON MAINTENANCE 767-5792. table, in good condition. 2 mens ment for obedience or compa- CARPENTER — Self employed — For home a office. Individual nure. Holmdel Farms. nion ENZIAN SHEPHERDS KEANSBURG PLEASER Exp. all types repairs, alterations Woodatovee JAM PAINTING UNLIMITED — 10-apeed bicycles and 1 SCUBA SET UP ICOMPLETEI — or contract. Commercial accls 264-6923/6913. bicycle. Call 747-4235. Everything except wet suit. Cal 741-4938 3 bedroom, kids pets. $400 s ft additions Work done on lob FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES invited. 568-0035 Home improves. Free estimates HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 basis. Free estimates. 389-3678 Chimneys, brick hearths A walls TREES - SHRUBS 767-4931 GERANIUMS — 4 for $1.99 WHOLE SALE A RETAIL. Many Int/ext Fully insured No |ob too FURNITURE-redwood set. 3 LOCUST — 2 bedroom apt with after 8 p.m. Brick, stone, block, concrete 625 Landscaping big or too small. 495-0513. Mikes Greenhouses 201 Shore Repalra. J. Black. 291-0037 varieties 5 acres of nursery piece with cushions, 2 chairs Blvd , Keansburg Call 767-5434 garage. $600 a mo. Call A Lawn Care stock. Flowering A shade lr« MORGAN P COLIO JR. loveseat. 341-0216 172-0605 Wallpapering Painting a Plaster SEARS GO CART — Good run HIMALAYEN CAT — Male. HOME REPAIRS — Interior, ex- evergreens, etc. Landscapes OAF SUPER 6 — Sound movie j condition. $100. Cal 580 Oarage Poora ABC's OF PROFESSIONAL discount. Open 7 days/week References Provided 747-8782 cream, blue eyes Loves people! MATAWAN - 3 rooms. $300. all terior, small Jobs welcome. Call projector A camera, exc. cond 264-6068 modern, kids OK. Quy. 495-2679. JBL OVERHEAD DOOR — Gar- LAWN MANAGEMENT — THEHolmdel Farms 264-6923/6913 ROBERT QIARD PAINTING — In- 741-2350 or 741-0723 GROUND HOGS. Cutting. lemm- $200 firm Call 787-8699. MID-STATE Rentala 283-0100 age doors, sales, service a in- tenor/exterior 30 yrs. ex- 5 SECTION WOODEN FENCE — YOU CANT AFFORD PUPPIES RETIRED CARPENTER — Seek- stallation. 24 hr. service. ing, clean-ups. Greg Warncke. GAS STOVE — Full size. 30" with (Privacy lor patio) $40. 300 + ing •mall ft medium sized Jobs to 530-7192. 635 Light Hauling perience. Fully insured'. Free es< OR KITTENS, YOU CAN AF-MIDDLETOWN 871-6758 limates 747-2788 hood, avocado. $40. bricks. $15; shrubs, old milk can FORD SPAYING! — Call supplement Income. Free esti- 1 HOUSES — Garages, yard a 495-2588 $20. stereo console. 530-3769 mates 741-5797/774-0600. AL S LAWN A LANDSCAPE gutters cleaned out a hauled 922-0060 Friends of Animals. KNOLL WOOD 595 Home SERVICE — Gardens rototllled ROCKWELL PAINTERS - High GE WASHER — Good cond SEWING MACHINES — Heavy Inc. Please don't breed animals away. Mini demolitions, quality. bast price. Cal GARDENS 450 Carpet Cleaning Complete lawn and landscape 747-8126. $100. Call 495-9762- duty, ovaredge. blind stitch, also for the summer people to leave Improvements service. Rets. available. 544-9769. family machines. Call 741-7445 behind. A-1 EXPERT Carpet Cleaning — ADDITION ALTERATION — Re- 495-9150 BENS INDUSTRIAL — Residen- GERANIUMS — 4 for $1.99 Exclusive 1 a 2 bedroom apart- Upholstery cleaning. Reasonable molding decks, painting drop 695 Plumbing & Mikes Greenhouses 201 Shore PORCH FURNITURE- 6 place LHASA APSO PUPPIES — rrjents. Individual gas healing a A. ZEEK CONT . INC. — Lawns tial a Business clean-out service central air conditioning Excel- rates. Morris Hoffman. 747-0200. callings. Free estimates. Days Quick, dependable service, Blvd., Keansburg. Call 787-5434 edwood with cushions, good Adorable 2 brown/oray, 1 black 363-4240. evee. 363-3108. David. graded A seeded, shrubbery. RR Heating cond. $75 Call 341-4204 All male Champion lines AKC ant location tie, wells A edgings. Leader boiler A furnace removal. Free GOOD USED FURNITURE papers $200 949-7462 days Just otf Rt 35 on Kings Highway estimates. 583-0636. SAVE ENERGY — Leaking Very reasonable! SKI ROLE SNOWMOBILE - BRUNOS PROFESIONAL COMPLETE BUILDING AND drains installed Also Lawn main- boilers, need a new boiler? Gas 291-8210 eves East (walking distance to Food- CARPET ft UPHOLSTERY RENOVATION — Additions, tenance. Commercial A Residen- CLEANING YARDS — Cellars, Call 842-0227 ANYTIME. $600 Dinette set. w/4 chalra own Shopping Center). versions, boiler cleaning Frldgldara electric dryer, bes MINATURE DACHSHUNDS - STEAM CLEANING — Quality ft kltchans. ill*, decks, etc. Total tial. 530-9452. attics A garages, free estimates pipe work. Call 495-3778. CALL 671-0021, 11-5 daily fair prices 583-2374. after S. job. Krusls Const. Co. 741-1060. Call 586-6421 or 566-4246. offer 530-8716. (2) Red females AKC. 7 weeks. COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE - $350 Call 741-7378 MIDDLETOWN BEAUTY 0 ft J'S CARPET Cleaning Ser- HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE Specializing In small lawns. Red CLEAN YARDS 706 Reaumea GRAND PIANO SLEEP SOFA — Contemporary 3 rooms, heat paid. $400 MYNAH BIRD — For sale, very vice. Carpets dry cleaned not — Painting, furniture reflnlshing. Bank- Shrews-Fair Haven area. Cellars, attics A garages RESUMES PREPARED fust background, geometric HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 minor repairs, window washing, 747-0723 or 747-0412 attar 6. Free estimates Chickenng - s It 7 Inch grand print. A-1 shape Asking $250 young, delightful, talks a few I. Mon.-Sat, W. Steal. COVER LETTER DEVELOPED! MODERN APT — Near transpor- 6. K. Roberts. 671-8240 gutters, yard work. Call Dan's 741-2149 741-1936 words, $275 Includes cage. Paintings. 741-5722. COMPLETE LAWN MAINTEN- By A Professional) piano, the ideal home-sized 264-4081 tation, best time to call before ANCE — Lawns cut Hedges a AWPS 530-7557 SOFA BED — Queen-sue col noon 495-0416. 45S Carpet Instillation 650 Masonry onlal. $75; cocktail table. $30 NEED A FRIEND? - Bear ( a J ft M PAINTING UNLIMITED — shrubs trimmed. Complete Vintage 1921. original ivory Homa Improves. Free estimates grounds care program. Residen- Service 715 Roofing stereo console. $40; Colonia dog ) ia playful a protective. OVERLOOKING NAVESINK chair, $10; Call 739-1624 alter 5 ig a personable. 2 yrs. old. RIVER — 1 bedroom apt. walk to JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION Int/ait. Fully Insured. No Job too tial A Commercial. Full Insured keys, in excellent condition — Sales, cleaning, re-lays, re- big or too small. 496-0513. Fully Equipped. J- Kurek Land- BRICK WORK — Steps, patios. ft Siding Cneeds a family to love a tralna and buses, call 741-5516, sidewalks, stone work, fire- SOFA protect 542-1096. between 0 a 7 p m •Iretchee ft repairs. 264-6177. JOHN ROESINQ scaping. 566-6479. places, driveways, and small ROOFING. REPAIRS. GUTTERS Walnut case. In very good Red velvet sectional, DSSI olter SIDING. SLATE. TILE REPAIR 291-4192 PET RABBITS-BUNNIES RED BANK — Luxury high-rise, 1 Interior/exterior home repairs FOREST HILL LANDSCAPING — Jobs. After 5, 642-1609- 22 yra. of Service. ERICKSON'S 475 Concrete Certificate of Occupancy work Lawn service, spring clean-ups, condition. Action very good PLEASE CALL bedroom, Nice view. Call be- MASON CONTRACTOR 530-0952 STEREO — Kenwood receivei 739-6008 tween 12 noon a 1 p m.. 6 p.m a MONMOUTH CONCRETE. INC Free estimates lots cleared, Com mere lal-Resi- JBL speakers, dual turntable Repair-New throughout, wonderful tone 7 p.m., 842-4865 Freeestlmales Pool, decks. No Job too small dentlal. Free est. 530-2974 Call Tom McMullen. 542-6044 730 Special Teenies cassette, greet buy a PUPPIES patios, walks, walls, drives 495-2005 $700 671-6206. Shih-Uu. AKC. Shots. RED BANK TEASER 222-3544. NEW REPAIRS-SERVICE GREEN ACRE LAWN SERVICE PATIO — Sidewalks, flag stone. Servlcea and clarity. Looking for a 8 weeks Call 566-9690 Furnished or not, $300 s — Cutting, edging, trimming. slate, stone A brick work, car STOVE GE — White. 30 Inches HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 Siding. Roofing, windows, doors, DO YOU KNOW YOUR good home and appreciative ea self cleaning oven. $125 CalSIAMESE SEALPOINT KITTEN 500 Decka appl. repairs, insulation, window Also, seeding, fertilization and SEASON? — EXPERT COLOR — 4 mo. old. pure breed, female coverings, awnings, glass mir- wed conlrol. Call 747-2183 642-4246 THOUSAND 665 Moving & ANALYSIS done with ALOE Call 747-4235. Record of shots. Child alergic REDWOOD. CCA Quality decks. rors. 40 yr. exp. Call anytime. B a JOHN FALVO — Complete Lawn CHARM Products Your home or STOVE — 30 inch Caloric $50. Call 747-1996 OAKS patlot. additions. Reasonable J. 747-1027 or 747-6276 Service, Spring Cleanup's. In- Storage mine 291-9127 GUITAR — Peavey P-30. avacado. $175. Call 642-9290. SIBERIAN HUSKY — 5 mos. Old. VILLAGE price*. Mechanics ft design. TOTAL . RENOVATION CON- sured. Reliable. Exp Fair Haven. NOT ENOUGH TIME?— We do case, good cond.. $175 Contact: 870-9086 Little Sliver, Rumson. TEACHERS MOVING INC — Big 842-6141 after 6 AKC papers. $300 Call 741-2196 Exclusive 1. 2 a 3-bedroom STRUCTION INC. — Additions, or small. Licensed and insured.' grocery shopping, varied shop- STRATO LOUNGE — Record apartments with dishwashara a Shrewsbury, Tinton Falls GUITAR AMP — Yamaha gulls cabinet, stereo. Danish chairs WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TER- 0ECKS/$4.W sq ft 642-8250 Free estimates. Storage Fair ping services, party organising some basements Individual Preesu re-treated lumber used Free estimates 7 Haven 530-1333 CONSULT-N-eUY amp. modal 212. $250 firm Real porch furniture. & more Moving RIER _ AKC, Champion Sired. heating Excellent location. throughout. Free estimates, call LAWN BARON LAWN SERVICE 842-7366/747-6964 ly cranks. 747-1812. Call 222-6209 11 mo. old. Must sacrfice Call Just otf Rt 36 near Atlantic High- TRIANGLE BUILDERS — Ad- 367-0566 787-0971 ditions/ Altar atlona. Paint- — Courteous A dependable Call 680 Painting & TELEPHONE BILLS TOO HIGH? GUITAR. AMP — A stereo SWIM POOLS - Warehouse ends (Walking distance to Aft P Ing/Carpentry/Mesonry. 222-7230 CALL COMMUNEX, 671-6300 or tianger, $200 Call Zack after 3 forced to dispose of new on80 Bicycles Shopping Center) Call 521 Dry Walla Decks/Anderson Windows. All MAJESTIC LANDSCAPE Paperhanglng mall bills to: P.O Box 258, All 642-1163 ground 31' Ig. pools complete 291-4050. 12-5 dally. types of repairs. 948-4293. Highlands. N.J. 07716. with huge sundecks. fencing, hi Mini Bikes SAM AND SONS DRVWALL DESIGN ALL-AROUNO PAINTING HAVE — An unwanted Iten Call Are you satisfied with your pres- Int., exl , speckling, patching, nn»t — in UMWajnsajej iiej rate filters, laddara. warranty two you'd Ilka lo sell? An a etc Asking $966 COMPLETE 1961 HONDA EXPRESS MOPED 606 Income Tax ent landscape, if not, call today sheelrock a plaster. Reasonable 740 Tree Servlcea $300 TWINBROOK ali• ••*•a> BUloSr 1B0V daysvejwe). |usJBJBl1 M^v CCal**«••*" trarne GARDEN APTS. taxes at reasonable rates. Call reasonable ratea. seniors 10% Int /Ext. mates Fully Insured. 222-5222 $125. rocker. $75; misc. o rear bagger. 2 bags. 7 h.p. B & S $175 Call 671-1727 1 a 2 bedrooms from $435 Mod- Rich Beauchemln at 530-1420. off. Satisfaction guaranteed Call Free est 291-2846 chairs. S35 671-SO47 767-2275 ern spacious apartments Heal, SPAVEft SAVES — Gat driveway WOODV'S TREE SERVICE — MOPED — Mint cond Sears hot a cold water, cooking gas resurfaced, repaired. Seal- I MAKE HOUSE CALLS — Call now) Maintenance, Design, COMPLETE — Inl./Ext. painting Tree A shrub trimming A re TICKETS — Yes. Pretenders Fences. HOT POINT — Yellow electric Grflsrlul Dean Shirley Maclalne Free Spirit. 700 mi. Asking $350 included On-premlses lennis coating Work guaranteed. 642-2427 for guaranteed rates. paperhanglng. minor carpentry moval Fully insured. Free esti burner. $50. 30 yellow alnk. $15 Call 842-0582 or 747-0600 courts, pool, iacreaiio'1 area Charles Stanley Jr. 671-8826. Roger Thwtng. CPA. Ben Kuklo 870-2172 Since )95B Atter b 872-0463 mates. 530-1812. Dan Fogelberg. Frenk Sinatra Call 787-O546 Tha Yankeea. Clrcua. 572-0400 Near Eatonlown shopping excel- MOTOBECANE 1979 — Exc.lent schools. Ocean township IBM TYPEWRITERS TIRES — P225/75B 15 off Poi cond 1000 mi Helmet inci $225 Highway 35. Oatthursl RENTAL S22-S2S per mo tlac Catiline Brand new. $40 firm 780-0366 lor both Cell 530 3288 531-4923 542-0B12 82.000 im-l-fcMtNT ADULTS CAN 4 UNB-30 DAYS ONLY $49°° Ftent-optlon to buy 747-1*6 PUCH MOPED — $285. Boys KELVINATOR CHEST FREEZER TORO LAWN MOWER — 21Schwinn 10 speed bike. 24' More Classified SEE YOUB AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 - 13 cubic leet, needa gaskel blade. It starta. cuta A runa. $65 frame. $75. Both exc cond $50 Call 201-2714 Call 741-6557 671-5133 on Next Page Autos lor Mlt Autos lor Ml*. B10 The Daily Krister MONDAY, APRIL 16,1984 31 Houses fer Sale 84 Recreational 290 Truck** Vehicles Trailer* OHO TUNOfeaVMO ia7e - UMSOfc - leV.MO. 3 bedroom CHEW MALIBU CLASSIC 1074 * with gray vinyl top. PS/PB. PLYMOUTH 1* 101 ApU. lor rent 31 Housts for Salt CotonteJ. 2-car oarage Gaa. waft 3' SUMO FIKM1LASS - ORD BRONCO 1979 — Exc 3 dr.. AM/FM. AC, P0/P0, _. M.OOO ml. orlg owner, exc Commercial o river A anope Owner revel treHar, sleeve 4, elove 4 cond., eeeond owner, M.ooo mi. 1.209 orlg ml. mum exe Thie cond. Aaklng 14.006 Can 19-445-6497 ft 212-t«4-e*33 eklk. walahe 1000 toe. lowaWe weeks special $606 The Car Lot. PLYMOUTH VAUAMT 1074 - 4 WHY PAY RENT? — Wlttl IIMe Rentals muat eeJI $6,500 49&-279T 4188 s r 0 p.m. HIGHLANDS HILLS — Ocean- UMSON - U4.9O0. Antique) ooi- •Mh 4 eyl ear. 741-MM or 304-7726 money down you could by • lew. 2 lamlly $1000 monthly In- •42-1M7 ono ELITE i«ra - a doer. MaTcand for. MOO. home. It you hawe • eteady lob ED BANK — Protaialonal office onlal 3 badrooma, 2 bathe, dkv ORD F-100 PICK UP 1969 — 6 HEW CHEVETTE 1070 - 8/PB. AC. good Wee. clean car. come, plus extre lot. $87,500 ng room. VMege A river Caa 40ft call me •• 730-2222 eak tor Tonl > available In varloua 21m. Owner 619-445-6497 ft •71 TIOQA MINI-HOME — cyl. eundard shift, all org.. runs d. 11200. neade work. MOO or beat offer 12-M4-M33. Oodga chaale. i» ft een-con- ood. $1000 or beat offer. caN ACADEMY AQENCY . J bulldlnge. Unite range 12-064-6633. Can after 0 p.m.. 707-0407 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1072 — om 1-3 room. 10 2.000 at) ft.; telned atwiar. stove and re- Good running cond.. depen- INTON FALLS — Ranch. l»70 — ORO — 1077. LTD Landau. 4 102 Hou.oafor I unila ara carpatad. air con- bedroom*. 2 bathe, IMOQ/dlrtlng naeretor. M 000 ml. U000. Call OHO VAN 1960 — 6-cyl.. 3 ) orlg dates. New Iraa. MM- Can monad a nava on-ana parking HILLS OF rl, Sal.. Sun. onlya42-9Bie ml. Rune exc. .. auto., air. P/w. p/D. P/B. 1002 Rant combo, screened porch, full I. good running cond. A Noffir. ukM. AM/FM atereo. $1500 RatM ranga from $200 par mo - saefTYeni, lovely private yard on tody, ean be converted to HIGHLANDS ETHANY 1I7B — Pop-up. CHIVY 1070 MONTE CARLO PLYMOUTH 1074 — I«o. run- A I ABERDEEN TO RED BANK 12 par aq. ti. + ullllUaa Call dead-end street Wt.BfJO. pa 6. sink, ewe refrigerator. campe* I$750 or beet offer ning cond, 4 doors. AC. AM/FM otumar. Waltar Zlmmarar. 1 room, mint cond.. Irving room Keeneburg. chUd oeky 33O0*e IX 2V with fireplace, formal 67-4447 day; 642-6037 eve. er. stove, roof vent, spare 264-6024. CHI 586-4870 ORD TOP.INO1070 — 4 doors. radio. 844-4612 call afw> 0*028 HMbnli.4 rooms, only (400-1 042-0684 _ Can ba mad by 4 or« cyi B.PS.Iuettunedup.towmse- or beet offer Inlng room, eun deck Includes ORD TRUCK 1963 - F250. only HEW - 1»78 . Impale. 4 door. i. 741-1384. Fan Haven. 3 badroom. H00 s room apt. Qrael mother ft 32 Condo. & oar. Enc, »1.7M. B71-4«44. 0,000 ml. Huns * looks goad. Naaa a home. Call ui tint 6.500 miles, exc. cond.. call PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1077 - RED BANK — Slota-Offlca. com- eughter.Tt 19.000 Cell to see Townhouse* 39-6265 anef 3:30 p.m 1180 Call Sat 1 Butt, only ORD 1070 OALAXIE BOO — PO/PB/PW/AC. AM FM ceea HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 380-1234 pMaly renovated, approx 700 PeuTP Bova. Inc. 671-2544 AMPER FOR SALE — All alum , ' -IIJ7 only 02.000 ml. PS. snow a. ft . Idaal location Busy ateepe 6. shower, stove, heater. ORD PICKUP 1070 — Pair w/dock. Naw ana. Many naw ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — . BADGE OF DISTINCTION — HEW NOVA — IBM 2 door, » pane 84000 or best Oder. Can BaauWul Victorian. 4 bedroom, hraaabury Ave Call 871-4006 HOLMDEL ood cond.. asking MOO Call cond.. $600 or beet offer, call mi. Offers Call' 212-074-0101. liar 6 p m EDWARD W.COLLINS hadow Lake Village. Rentala 87-1BO7 body In good shape Maids 563-4200 laoo/mo + ulll Sac 4 rats tea »3OO Ca* M4-77U. AM 020 weekdays between 0 a LESHER ASSOCIATES. Re- QENCY 946-4144 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1070 — RED BANK — Downtown Broad ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY WALKER & WALKER, Realtors 607 COX CAMPER — With sink FORD PICK UP 1S73 Jim. allora, »|.IH1I. icebox, needs new lop, (800 Auto. AM/PM nsiisfll stereo, It.. 2. 3. ft 4 room offlca aultaa. 741-9212 OEOROE WALL new area, exc cond., 37.000 ml., COTTAQE COZY CUTE leet. AC ft parking. Can HOLMDEL — Mint 5 bedrooi e 6. 1200. call 747-0004 all after 8 4B5 080B LINCOLN/MERCURY utlve Colonial. maids Evas.. Tom Robinson HEW CAPRICE 1S70 — $2,600. but negotlebte 741-7340 1 badroom. turnlahad. 8200 • 47-1100. 747-4034 ORD WINDOW VAN - 1073. Shrawabury Ava.. al Sycamore ouners. heavily wooded acre, good running cond. Chevy hrewepury 747-0400 - r 3. HOME RENTALS. Bkr. MB IJM ERY ATTRACTIVE — 1200 aq. imerous amenities, profession ABERDEEN — Randalhvood 4 IT2OERALD S — Sataa/aarvtca. nsulaled and paneled 63.000 Saprlee 1MB. for pans, must wig ml $050 Call 042-4007 PONTIAC A8TRE 1070 — AC. EAST KEANSBURQ — 4 . oltlca suits with 2 prlvste bsths ty decoraled ft landscaped ra old. 3 badroom, 1'y. 30 Eetontown RED BANK MOTORS INC. yaar laaaa. tmmed occupancy. A altors. 291-0(19. OR SALE - Oue to illness, NTIQUE 1953 BUICK SPECIAL ITATION 1 BOO — 4 cyl.. 4 ap 5421000 DAN — Looking tor large 1 or a incheonette ft plua open year- 220 Wanted 131 Newman Springs. Rad Bank larga badroom, bath, kltchan, liv- ledroom apt. In nice area, LEONARDO — Totally reno- — 4 dr. Sedan, all orlg. A-1 lanual Blearing, manual brakes ing room. $500 par mo. + ullls ound, good equipment, asking Automotive h.p.. 46.000 orlg. ml. $2,000 M/FM stereo cassette. 30 moo LABRIOLA MOTORS Oodgo-AMC-Jeep-Renault around Red Bank. Mlddlelown vated, 3 bedroom Cape. All new 935.000. Call Mon through Sat. Newman Springs Rd -Red Bank 747-0040 1X mo. sac. Call Hazal Frsaman. ly end of May. Flexible on rental. kitchen, gaa heat, electric eer- WE BUY USED CARS - Top all 670-6192. I'St $2500 takes It. 530-4004 Rumson Raalty. 842-1604 30 to 3:00. 291-3745. 741-2433 1425-leh. Reply to: P.O. Box 397. vlce. roof & bath. Hardwood ollar paid. Schwerti Chrysler- LASSIC MU8TANO 1000 RENAULT LE CAR 1081 — A STAR IS BORN... OCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS KEANSBURQ — Small houas lor Red. Bank. NJ. 07701. Or Call loora. Garage. Big lot. Only 137 Lots and lymouth. 141 w Front St.. Had )ark green. 8 cyl. auto body a 47.000 ml, axe. cond, great for 120-7158 $65,900 LESHER ASSOCIATES ank. 747-0767. nt. clean 88.000 orlg. ml. $1000 — PRICED RIGHT RASSAS oconomyll 83000 Negotiable rant. $260 par mo. plus security, Realtora. 291-0919 Acreage ONTIAC. 306 BROAD ST.. RED Call 730-3501. supply own ullllllaa. Avallsbls MIDDLETOWN AREA — 2 n pans In Ihs last yaar. FM tereo cassette player. Aaklng ANK. 741-5100. May 1st. Call attar 4. 495-0007 badroom collage, family of 3. LINCROFT — Custom Colon la S.TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lol 250 Auto Insurance RENAULT LE CAR 1070 — 2800 Call 747-4032 Sunroof. AM/FM. good cond . LINCROFT — 2 badroom, tlra- around $400 a 'mo. Ask for home being built. Beautiful cor- or sale. Rare find. 140.000 ttract more readership by piac MAROUIS MERCURY 1073. 4 Mildred 201-208 ner. 4 bedrooms. 2' ullla Rafs 41-1391 or 333-1324 Adult perk. No pets. 270 Auto Services/ ml. on rebuilt engine. New radl- water heat ft extras. Immaculate 787-9411 71-9844 DATSUN 610 1074 — 4 speed nlcs recelpte Well cared for « sec 530-9441 or 531-8767 Asking $86,500 No brokers Parts ow ml $2850 or best offer. Csl ala. many axtraa. Looks, runs 787-6036 or 787-9546 BUICK LESABRE 1071 or rapslr or psrts.Call 530-0118 great. 81600. Call 071-5081. RED BANK — Houses MOBILE HOME - 12X65. 2 INE A BED - Brand new tor 8 rom 0 to Sor 741-5837 attar 5 22-1517. ledroom, centre) air. Many ex- PS/PB, new tires, brakes, trans Townhouse! & Apartmsnls MIDDLETOWN — Oak Knolls, pick-up truck. $200 or best offer Aak for Llaa. MERCURY CAPRI 1976 — Body TOMS FORD 1 ras. Adult park. No pats verhauled, best offer. 741-6420 200 Hwy 35 Keyport 741-2196 if. old, 4 bedroom. 2 * balhs. 20 Call 671-5964 CHEW Z28 — 1003. auto n good shape, runs great, alway master bedroom, large aunkei 787-9411 BUICK SKYLARK 198? - Fron 204-1600 "UNION BEACH 2-FAMILY 131 Houses lor MAGS WITH TIRES — For newwheel dr PS/PB/PW. AC. FMPS/PB. P/W. T-tops. 3360 ml been babied $050 Call after 5 2 bedroom, haal paid. $400 amlly room, wilh fireplace, din 5" SS cralgars w/BF Goodrich Car Is brand nawl Must see to m 700-0717 TOYOTA COROLLA 1074 — Sale ng room. 2 car garage, 16X32 tereo. tilt wheel, wire wheels Standard radial. 4 door w/naw HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 belted ga A lugr cost $650, ask- appreciate Parkway Olds MERCURY MONARCH GHIA custom deck, full basement, ga ng $450. Also 4. 14" w/lugs MC cond. $5000. Call 767-277; 264-4333 Urea Good cond $1050 or beat A NEW LISTING! heat, wooded yard, mini cond $225 Also 1960 Camaro. 60% BUICK CENTURY STATION 075 — 4 door. 0 cyl, AC olfer 042-5235 104 Wlntar Rental* asking $149.000. 671-6739 WAGON 1078 — Mint cond. High DODGE 1968 OART — Exc PS/PB. 81.400 ml Priced for 3ne ot the pretties) street*. In Fan EJ ettored. Prof, rebuilt eng. A 4 TOYOTA 1973 COROLLA — 4 NORTH LONG BRANCH — Men mileage, but perfectly IT motor, slmosl-newtlres. needs ilck sale. $075. Call 542-2000 -tav«n. Private rear yard. . MTDDLETOWN - Central air. bi 152 Boats and peed trans Needs dash cover a spaed, new brakes a clutch, mouth Beach area, oceanfront bedrooms, plua den and new minor body work A paint $2250 alned. New radial tires, ansmlsslon Asking $200 220-5633 furnished. 1-bedroom apt level. 4 bedroom, 2*4 baths Accessories 0420491 radial lirss. drives greet Asking family room, off kitchen with tlra country kitchen, dining room or beet offer 264-8918 une-up, wire wheels. FM stereo MERCURY CAPRI — 1080.0 cyl $705 Csll 747-5202 or 7476225 color TV. maid service a utilities mac*. Living room with fireplace AC. PS/PB. roof rack. $2,950 , AM/FM Stereo. $3500 Call for special wlntar rates b< family room, fenced patio, 2-ca 2 CARIB DORY 1983 — IS HP MAGS A TIRES — 4 new 15 inch DODGE DART 1075 — Swinger Large dining room Central al garge. possible mother-daugh 'ohslau. trailer, many extras Must see. Sunday*. 10-6 PS/PB. AC. sulo. 72.784 m 63-4104 TOYOTA TERCEL - 1012. 5 sp, day. week or month and gas heat Priced right a SS Cragsra with BF Goodrich AM/FM stereo. 27.000 ml. BEACHCOMBER MOTEL tar, close to Irsnsportalion B $2650 530-9268. avaa. id TA'a A lugs, cost $650 071-8177. Super clssn. $1105 TheCsr Lot MERCEDES BENZ 260 SL 1988 $124,900 Call today $120,000 Call 495-1535 204-7728 Like new $5,250 or best offer. 222-6479 4' BLUE JAY — Fiberglass hul asking $450, also (4) 14 Inch with BUICK SPECIAL 1877 - AM/FM — 8 100 SL 1062 Both pristine 730-3155 MIDDLETOWN — BY OWNER raller. main. jib. splnlftar A rlg- ugi. $225. also 1969 Camera stereo, new tires. $2500. Csl DODGE OART 1071 — 70.001 ondOwned by collector, cal 105 Summer A NEW LISTING! 3-bedroom Ranch. Living room |lng. plus accessories. Ooot 60% restored, professloantly re 071-2108 dependebla. snow tires 842-9080 daya; 284-0070 eves TOYOTA 1077 CELICA cond $1200 or best offer. Cal built engine & 4 speed trans needs body work. MOO LIFTBACK — 5 spd, AC. AM/FM Welt maintained 2 family home In dining area, eat-in kitchen. CADILLAC 1073 — Full power MERCURY MONARCH 1878 - Rentals Red Bank. Each unit hat 2 batha. finished basement, fire- after 6 pm, 671-9564. needa dash cover A paint. $2250 264-2062 eeseetlo. louevera a maga. 1 or best offer 264-6198. musl aell. best reasonable offer Ir, 0 cyl, auto, AC. AM/FM owner. 770-0004 efler 6 FLORIDA VACATION bedrooms, rents: $330 A $325 place, patio. Convenient lo •5'V SKI BOAT — With 80 h.p PS/PB. vinyl lop. 47.000 ml Ask Priced to aall at $54,500 Sea Call 229-7883 DODGE ASPEN 1070 — 0 cyl.. Mobile home tor rent, weekly o cation. 1 ml. to train $86,500 Mercury, EZ-ioader trailer, othei REMANUFACTURED ENGINES apeed. Cralgeie a wide tires ng 83500. Csll 042-5403 TOYOTA 1001 COROLLA DE- monthly. 2% mi. to Disney World today Call after 5 p m . 671-2984 accessories included Asking CADILLAC DEVILLE 1980 LUXE — 5-apeed. elr, MS. PB. CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors NSTALLEO - 1 yr. parts A Good cond Asking $1500 Ca MERCEDES BENZ 1070 280SE near most etlrectlons 2 $1600 Call 642-0952 after 7 p.m __ _r. CJ'a Auto Repairs Diesel. 34,000 ml., loaded, like 485-4351 43.000 ml. AM/FM wllh "Independently Owned" MIDDLETOWN — BY OWNER — BEAUTIFUL BODY, mln 4apeakers. cassette, squallier. bedrooms pool, furnished Cal OAK HILL AREA 4 bedroom, 204-2006. new. $7,500. 741-0321 after 5 264-0277 S13 River Rd., fair Haven 15*- SKI BOAT — With 80 h.p CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE DODGE ASPEN STATION end needs engine Best offer luggage rack, dual mlrrora a 741-7666 bath. V. plus acresBorder* o Mercury EZ loader trailer, other WAQON 1077 — Roof rack Cell 872-1345. moral Mint cond. Asking 85300. Green Acres. 12X30 redwoo 260 Motorcycles 070 — Dove gray. PS/PB accessories Included. Asking wets, windows. AC. tilt telescope overdrive. 1 owner. $1169. ca MERCEDES — 1908. 220. 4 dr. 707-1270. 106 Furnished ASSUMABLE — 4 bedroorr _ deck Anderson casement win $1600 Call 842-8952 after 7 p. 983 Y 2 125K — Exc. condition 30-0143 renovated Cape. Keansburg downs. New vinyl aiding Close t wheel, while wall tires. . . Very clean, always gar USED VOLKSWAGEN — EN- Rooms $44,900 MIDDLETOWN REAL never raced. $800 firm 264-4283 aged. 83000 or beat offer Cel RR. Walk to schools Central air 5 FT. FIBERGLASS — MFQor 204-4730 cond.. $7,405 or bast offer DODGE COLT 1080 — 4 oyl. GINES a TRANSMISSIONS. ABERDEEN TO RED BANK TY. Realtor 530-0800. attic fan. Reduced to $157,500 FIBERGLASS BOAT - $200 204-3038. speed. 37.000 ml. Csll after 5 264-6035 GUARANTEED. OTHER U8ED Rooms A studios from $40 a wk 671-8466 Call 787-7289 after 5 p.m 187-8026 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3 lt)82 HARLEY SPORTSTER — CADILLAC 1073 — All Slower MERCEDES Bem 1061. 220SEB PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 Hack, peanut lank, exc. cond. CALL KENNY THEODORE. rooms, big living room. MIDDLETOWN 4 bedrooms 7 FT DIXIE — 1972. modified V- AC. new battery, exhaual system DODGE ROYAL 1075 — 0 cyl uel Injected. $4000 In new perla ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — kitchen Basement Convenien hull, bow rider. 65 h.p. Johnson 2600 miles. $3500 Eves. A week Ires. Good running condition antique. Offer 020-7207. 741-8500 1 '* balhs ends. 741-1036. Larga comfortable room Rets A ocation Close to schools. NY Call 671-0196 new top, side curtains, and back WOO or bast offer Call 787-3289 MG 1979 — 37.000 miles, exc VOLVO-New a Used bus A stores Only $50,900 window, with trailer, skis, and sac Call 872-0510. after 8 P.M HONDA V46 MAGNA 1963 - DODGE CHARGER 1883 — cond, 83500 firm Call after 0 Salee-parta- service- body shop Gentlemen preferred LESHER ASSOCIATES. Realtoi MIDDLETOWN TWP. - By accessories Exc. cond, $2500 Black. Honda backrest A engine CAMARO 1000 — Convertable Shore Molors-Rt 35-Wsll 291-0919 owner 2 bedroom ranch, iivln 229-0434 auto., bucket seats, new top, low cyl.. 4 speed, orlg owner. Exc p.m. 707-0131. BEACH FRONT — Room fo guards. Hwy pegs. 5700 ml cond. 4 yr unlimited mlleag 528-7500 rant Mature female. Plaaae cal room, dining room, larg .lust sell, gelling dlvorlce miles. Best oner Cell 328-2078 MGB QT 1073 — Good running ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — By kitchen, full basement. Cemen 16' TANGERINE OAYSAILER — $2800 Call 988-2888 after 5 p warranty. AM/FM caeaett cond, low original miles VOLVO • New a Used Seles- 284-4394 owner High on the hill on Scenic patio, fenced yard. Aluminum Fiberglass, shoal keel with CAMARO RALLY SPORT 187 atereo. 34 mpg Best offe parts-servlce-body shop- — 350. 4 speed. 50.000 ml L 81 204-7030 CLIFFWOOO — Hwy. 35. next to Dr., Caruso-bullt. 2500 sq. It. 2 siding ft major appliances In centerboard, 5 h.p. Spirit motoi HONDA 1S63 250 R ATC 462-5647 Shore Molors-Rt 35-Wsll story Rancher Mother-daughter eluded $73,000 291-5094 o ife jackets, head. etc. All Ilka $1300 hood & reer spoiler. Runs gooc MONTE CARLO 1076 — 2-dr, Clltfwood Farm Market needs paint Asking $1800. Ca DODGE ASPEN SE 1070 — furnished bschelor room. Inquire 4 bedrooms 2 full baths. 2 stone 566-2634 new. Call 229-3834. 767-0517 uns good. 350 engine. $500 or fireplaces Family room, 24X13' 040-0032 or 671-0200 cyl.. loeded. low ml. axe. cond. basl offer Csll 787-8219 VOLVO PARTS SALE — New- Apt 10. Oak floors, gas heal, clrcula MONMOUTH COUNTY 20 Ft. MARK TWAIN 1973 — 188 HONDA 1962 750 — Custom owner $3950 Cell 870-1394 used. tor oldies, restorers CAMARO 1975 — VO. auto MUSTANG 1000 — $150. CHEVY FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT drive Asking $128,000 LOOKING TO Hp. I/O. new outdrive TRAILER 6.000 ml. Exc cond. Asking DODGE ASPEN — 1078. 2 dr Cheapl RED BANK VOLVO. IN LONG BRANCH — Ci 672-2633 SELL YOUR HOME? NCLUDED A3 IS. $2996. Cal $2500 Call 264-6953. 10 - 5 PS/PB. air. AM FM 6-lrack. rea 008 — Truck, $100. 1007 741-8880. ouvere. good cond $2700 o illy-loaded 68.000 ml $2200 o isgon. $150. Aa la. Call 222-5411 Let us help you. 741-4295/530-4116 anytime 739-9655. after 6 beat otter 563-4104. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — CENTURY 21 Einblnder Realty best offer Call 071-1701 07-5833 VOLARE WAOON 1078^ — KEANSBURG Adorable, 2 bedroom home with 23 ALLMAND — Cuddy Cabin HONDA 1980 CO-650 — Eacel PS/PB. 70.000 ml, 1 owner, new Rooms for rent 201-671-3500 ly bridge. I/O. basic Coes ant condition, owned by adull CAMARO Z 28 1903 — PS/PB MUSTANG 1077 — PS/PB. ire. a brakaa. $1700 Cell new fireplace, new kitchen, new cruise control. AM FM cess, res auto, 30.000 orlg ml AM FM Call 787-8869 or 787-9851 Guard pkg Muat eell. Bet crash-bar, luggage rack. 450 071-5406. deck Big fenced lot in qul MONMOUTH reasonable otter Call 229-7663 miles, coat la $1175, defrosl. clock. AC. limed glass stereo, exc cond $3000 Call KEYPORT — Furn room, mati neighborhood. $61,000 Lesha 201-2349. auto.. 15.000 ml. $10,500 Don't Settle For 930-9047 VOLVO 244 DL 1070 - gentleman preferred, clean Associates, Realtor, 291-0919 BEACH 23 FT. WELLCRAFT NOVA — 072-2076. aflar 5 PS/PB/AC. aulo 47.0O0ml Exc. ATL HIGHLANDS - 8 rooma. 1962. SO hm , 260 hp, loaded HONDA 1979 750F — 4 Into W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E quiet, cooking pnvlllges. prlvat Beautifully maintained 6 yr. oil CAMARO — 1077. vary clea Sell your car, truck or van th cond. Muat see lo appreciate entry way $70 per r"' bedrooms. 100K130' lot, sold a home In Just a hop. skip an fresh water used, all canvasei Quarter Fairing, exc cond.. mue profeaelonal way. Call Lo $0400 or beat offer Call 730-3181 IS Only $57,500. LESHER AS Jump lo the marina and store gray A burgandy. 82 galvanized sell now. $1250. Call after S car. $3000 or beat offer MUSTANG 1907 — Convertible, 642-0818 503-4104 Eckert. BUHLER a BITTE clasaic. Fine unreatored org, SOCIATES. Realtors- 291-0919 Living room, countr relief. will sell separate 495-0425 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH LITTLE SILVER — Room for ren kitchen/family room with fii 747-1824. auto, perfect mechenlceMy, VOLKSWAGEN — Going oul ol •n beautiful private home $75 HONDA CYCLES — CAPRICE 1074 - Runnln 204-5000 superb bleck body, new white 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL — Situ place and doors to rear sundeck cond.. 4 cyl.. $300 Ca NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER business. VW Beetle perls, weak Call 741-8183 sted on almost \acres of prop Dining room. 3 bedrooms, 24-FOOT CHRIS CRAFT Mopeda Shore Areas Numbe power top, Mlchslln tires, plus motors, trans, fenders, hoods. $100. One Dealer. Rt. 9 South, Free- 738-4302 Weekends or after 5 RED BANK — Private home, fo arty. Chapel Hill Iraa ot Middle bath Double garage $165,000 mows, new bumpers. $4250 windshields, tires. Beats, etc town, tome or the home feature Call 495-0803 hold 462-4681 We will not be CAPRI 1872 — 4 cyl.. 4 sc 747-7450. 405-0544, anytime. mature. working female include, cathedral ceilings, hard undersold. very good cond. New palm $675 741-2746 26' LUHRS — Needs some n ELDORADO CADILLAC 1001 — VOLKSWAGEN DASHER 1077 wood floors and raised panelec NEW LISTING pair. 1st reasonable offer. Ci KAWASAKI 1076 — KZ400 707-7351 Weekends anytime — 2 dr. slick shift, good cond, RED BANK — Nice furnishe doors throughout, large countr A delightful home In a conve- weekdays alter 5:30. All power, 24.000 ml., exc. cone Lenu Marina. 787-2139. 10.000 miles, S45O. Ca MUSTANG 1976 - 38.000 ml 4 $2,000 Csll 741-5842. room, private home. Oulet. ssf kltchan with many extras Aval nient Red Bank location. 1 bloc 583-0812 or 580-9358. $11,000. Cell 642-7200. sraa 530-6317 through owner. $162,000 8' DURANAUTIC ALUMINUM CAPRI — 1001. 4 sp.. 4 cyl.. st cyl, 4 speed trans, exc. cond. 1 to bua line. 4 bedrooms. Lars roof. AM/FM cassette radii FIAT 1078 BRAVA — Radlala. 5 VOLVO STATION WAGON 1971 530-4136 assumable morlgate at 12% t BOAT — Exc. cond Also Sear owner Gariegad. $1675 — Auto . AM/FM. new tires, and sower front disc brakes. Exc spaed, good cond. Asking $195 after 0 p. 747-0875 108 Commercial ualifled buyer. Charming Cap _ _jlrtc motor, transom moun or beat offer Call 747-0823 exhaual system Asking $1000. BEST NEIGHBORHOOD (I odder Be the first to si broken. Asking $200 for both. 2 KZ 1978 750 — Good cond . new cond. $4500 Call 042-3154 Rentals LAKEWOOD - 4 bedroom co S MUSTANG 1071 MACH I — $61,500 tip Elgin outboerd motor, bes tires, asking $800. call 741-6140 CARS UNDER $2,000 FALCON FUTURA I860 — PB/PSS.. auto., 35361 engine, good ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — onial on 100 x 125 ft. lo CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtor offer Call 642-4874 Sports Coupe, rebuilt englni VOLKSWAGEN 1860 — Rabbit Spacious, eat-in-kltchan. de KINGSLEY AUTO SALES cond.. asking $2800. 730-4817 convertible. 5 ar. Store/Office First Ava.. Atlantl "Independently Owned" 14 FT. ALUM. DURANAUTIC — RAQUSA AQENCY s.. 29.000 ml. on angina Highlands Will renovate to sul w/brtck walled-ln fireplace, set 813 River Rd . Fair Haven Cycle Insurance, low down pay 707-7007 Good Urea with extra tlrea, good MUSTANG 1972 MACH I — etereo caaeelte. •rate dining room, finished 25 h.p. Evlnrude. tilt trailer, esk r PB/PS. sulo . 351 engine, good 16.000 ml. Brown wllh $450/mo • ulll Sec ft refs 741-7686 ing $1550 Call 566-7663 after ment, months to ~' CHEVY IMPALA 1972 — Aakln palnl a Interior. 6-cyl, au LESHER ASSOCIATES. Ra heated basement, utility room, 583-0722 for quota. $450 CB. Call eves or ell dey Ss $000. 071-1058. aak lor Mike. 1. asking 32500. 738-4017 $6800 Call 642-2615 OAK RIDGE REALTY altors. 291-0919 '* baths, 2 toned A/C. 2 ca a Sun 741-0215 NOVA 1073 — 0 cyl, auto, PS. VW BUG 1080 — Good for resto- garage. Fully sodded and land Adult Communities 15 FT. I960 BAYLINER RUN SHELLY SADDLE BAGS - FaH MOTORS COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL 341-8080 Black fiberglass. $125. Wind CHEVELLE 1970 — 0 cyl.. Hwy 35 a Clinton Ave runs good. $550. ration, or lor pane. $120. Cell scaped Carpeting, curtains ABOUT — 60 h.p. Johnson shelld, small, tinted, fits foreig Call 542-1707 642-4645 Properties for sale or lease drapes, chandelier & fixture Gator trailer. $5,000. ca spaed stick, runs good. $300 o 542-1111 Offices, stores ft bldgs OCEAN TWP. — Luxi bikes. $40. Slsay bar luggag best offer. 291-2403 or 747-2052 mcl $130,000 Call owner week Ranches, 2-story. 4-5 bedrooi 767-0945 rack. $30. Call 291-3098 FIAT 1318 1075 — 4 door, NOVA — 1806. PS/PB. AM/FM VW DASHER WAGON 1078 — 4 Ray S Smith. 389-0100 ask tor Jana. adlo. 80.500 ml $300 or best door. 4 speed, good cond, days after 6. 363-7270 From $160,000 By appt. Cen.i BOAT INSURANCE — Free speed. AM FM. rear detog $5OC THE REALTY BROKERAGE COLONIA-BY OWNER — Q Bldg. Co, 531-0505. 493-4477 SUZSUKI GS 750 L 1901 — Mln CHEVY CITATION 1901 — V- Call 530-7043. offer. Call altar 0:30 $1,500 Call 071-3107 after 0 quotes. Call J R. Harrlton Agen cond. low mi. 2 hell _. p.m 7042-8043. p.m. COURTS OF RED BANK — location Split 4 bedroom. hetchbeck. loaded wllh ell powe FIREBIRD 1078 — Mint cond.. a baths living room, dining room OLD BRIDGE — 2-yr -o cy 747-2900. between 9-3 w/exlrea. $2000 firm. Ca opllone a factory accessorial Small 2 room Intimate otfic townhouse. $79,500. power, AC. rear defogge OLDS OMEGA 1081 — 2 door. 4 VW BUG 1073 — Naw paint, re- space availablecarpelad. prlvat eat-in kitchen. Rec room, baae 1 16' COBIA BOW RIDER — Wit 672-1004. attar 4 P.M. 20.000 ml $4900 948-4012 cyl, AC. PB/PS. landau roof. 2- built engine (1 yr). Locke 8 runs bedrooms, i * baths, attache 80 h.p. mere. With trailer. Mir AM/FM cassette stereo. 50.00 bath, private entrance. $420 ment. attached garage, patio garage, wall-to-wall carpet, ga SUZUKI 1961 — RM 125 Exc CHEW WINDOW VAN 1966 — lies. 671-2857 or 671-8435 tone Loaded! Exc cond $5650 good Good tlraa 31500. Will mo Call 741-2196. fenced. Qaa hot wate cond. Many extras. Beat offe cond., very fast, hardly ridden Call 566-3156. consider trede In. 220-7428. heat, central air. Low malnten 741-6205 Engine vary good cond.. FIREBIRD ESPRIT — 1879. sun/Furnished Office Suites baseboard heat. $102,900. Ca anca Principals. 264-3463. mult aell for car Insurance. Fin spaed. Mechanically soum 362-4526 lop. AM/FM. Honaycom OLOSMOBILE CUTLASS SU- VW RABBIT 1879 - Dlsel. stereo eWllh Sec y ft Answering Serv 14 FT. DURANAUTIC — $650 takes It 495-0265 after (500. Call attar 3. 530-7889 w/cessette. Exc. running cond. Aluminum. 1981 Evlnrude 3 p.m. wheele. Trans Am. Spoiler PREME 1000 — Auto, VO. eShrewebury. call 741-5700 FAIR HAVEN — Desirable Rive OWNER'S CARE CHEVY MALIBU 1073 — Qreai 36.000 ml 5,000 or best otle PS/PB. AC. lilt wheel, rear $3000 730-2764 Oakt- 4 bedroom. 2 bath. Cape h.p.. extra prop, live bait well wit LONG BRANCH — Prime lo SHOWS! pump. 66 ql. cooler, anchor, run SUZUKI RM125 1962 - Wate _ jll VB eng. Good runnln 503-4104. delroatara. Pioneer AM/FM cation, ideal for professions! o living room, dining room, den HAZLET — Well maintained cooled. 25 hra.. mint cond. $000 cond. Good tires. Asking $950 o stereo cessstie. relley wheels, VW 1073 SUPER BEETLE — Sun screened in porch, fireplace bedroom Ranch in nice nelg nlng lights. $1800 741-5826 FORD MAVERICK 1070 — Got new tires, brekes. shocks, a bst- roof, good cond, lust passed In- Industrall use. plenty of parking Call 671-9564. best offer. Cell 431-4440. day. o 0 cyl.. AC. 4 naw tires, goo vary raesonable. 603 uplowi fenced in yard. S144.0OO Ca borhood. fully fenced, prlva EARLY SPRING SPECIAL! — 1 747-4577. after 5 tery. Looks a runs exc . 62.000 spection. $700 or beat otter. 741-4633 rear yard. Partially finished base ft. fiberglass Runabout. 50 HP SUZUKI PE250 cond.. 82.000 miles. MOO miles. $5000. 671-0030. 671-8206 222-1074 >n am Runs good CHEVY~CAPRICE WAGON 197 8422971 FORKED RIVER RANCH — S'4% ment Everything like newt Mercury O/B. includes trade MIDDLETOWN — 5.000 aq. ft good value at $86,900. MI-900 accessories Good cond , sskin Call 741-3269. — AC. PW/PB/PS. naw trans OLDS REGENCY 00 DIESAL VW 1072 — Running cond. assumable mortgage. 3 larg FORD MUSTANG 1909 - Stan 1080 — Loaded. 32.000 miles, professions! office space aval Welchert Co.. Realtors. $1750 Call 642-4889 after 4 p.m SUZUKI GS1100E 1962 — 360C new exhaust, exc. running cond dsrd radial bucket seata. Goo Naeda minor work. Muat sell. able tor immediate occupanc bedrooms. 2 full baths, $62.B0C $1000 firm. 291-9202 new tlrea. exc. cond, $6500. Call $350 CSII201-0206 Owner. 609-971-0533. FIBERGLASS 23'5" — Cudd miles, good cond.. big and fas cond. $1225 or beat offer. Ci after 0. 071-6354. Ample parking Sterling Thomp 201-671-8000 asking $2780. Call 495-2375. CHEVY 1977 042-5235 VW 1000 — Sunroof, new clutch, son ft Associates. Reallo FREEHOLD - Lovely home cabin, all equipment, trim tab OLDSMOBILLE 1004 DELTA 66 runs great. $650. outriggers. radio. $4,900 1981 XR80 - Exc. cond, ni 2 Door. gold. $800 FORD 1970 FIESTA — Hate 100-392-6810 mint condition. 4 bedroom. 2 201-4044 — While burgundy Interior, mint 222-2684 bath Si-ievel in family neigh WEICHERT 787-7731 sprockets and chain, plut lui back. 4 speed stick, front whee cond. Call 264-4241. OFFICE SPACE - Hwy 35. Hai borhood Tastefully decoratec up. $500 or negotiable CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN 1979 - drive, sunroof, rear defroeter VW BEETLE 1066 - Naw bat- tat. Greet identity, Academ RED BANK - By owner. CuSto 15 FIBERGLASS BOAT — and situated In a park-like se h.p. motor, trailer Inc.. new pain 566-6971 0 cyl.. auto.. PS/PB, Ironl a rei am/lm stereo. 53,000 ml. Ca OLDS OMEGA 1060 — Luxury tery, good Urea. exc. transpor- Bldg i across from Red Oak. Ap ting. There it a fireplace in th built 6 room Colonist. air a heal, crulaa. sun roof. CI attar 12 noon. 707-1004 Brougham. 2-dr, AC. cruise con- tation. 8050. Call 405-8302 prox 800 sq. ft. 3 private room bedrooms, 2"* baths, with Reasonable or best offer. Ce YAMAHA 850 i960 — Specl trol Beautiful cond $3,000 Cal family roam, central air an 264-2396 after 4. stereo, roof rack, fully carpete VW BUG 1073 - 103.000 ml, bath. *• reception area. $650 economical gas heal) $112,900 tached professional office. Prim chrome accesorlas. Exc. cond mags, radlala. exc. cond.. $750 FORD GRENADA 1070 — Lam 506-1356 mo., includes utilities Ci residential area. Zoned, sultab $1100. Call 787-6762 au roof. 52.000 ml.. PS/PB. PW new pelnt. tlrea. battery, brekes. FOUR SEASONS, REALTORS FIBERGLASS SAIL BOAT — 741-4004 sunset rad. asking $1,500. 739-2222 671-5200 for any profession. Air A ga Blue Jay, plus trallor. exc. cone AC. stereo, reer defroster, ne YAMAHA RD 350 1975 — E) CHEVY MONZA 1979 — 4 cy PARK CHEVROLET 503-0204 alter 5. OFFICE SUITE - 860 sq ft. hee heat. Full beaement. many e call Sat. or Sun. morning, or afte cond.. new platons and ring tires* bstlary. $2.580 542-238 Sales-Leaslng-Servlce-Perts GLORIA NILSON tras Principals only 6 p m. weekdays Asking $1200 auto., air. AM/FM stereo, hlg FORD GRAND TORINO ELIT VW DASHER WAQON 1070 — ft AC Included, center of Red 741-5166 tor appt. asking $525, please ca mileage, great cond., $2,200 o Rl. 66. Nsptuna 775-1212 Bank. Cell 741-0321 etler Realtors Call 642-1164. 747-9430 1874 — Loaded, cleen. new tires Exc. cond, good ges milage. Hwy 35. Shrewabur •• ,642-6009 beat offer. 204-2004. mint cond.. 071-1115. 0 PIECE LIVING ROOM - $3700. 642-0252 747-3620 daya. RUMSON — Quiet Iree 9 9 JOHNSON YAMAHA 1062 175 DT - Ex Kitchen sal. wall units, other HAZLET street along Navesink River Cu CHEVY 1976 - Besutlful we WERNER DODGE OUTBOARD MOTOR 1983 cond.. used 1 season, 65C kept. 1 family car AC. PB. 82.000 FORD FAIRMONT WAQON 10' Hems, muet aee. beet offer. RED BANK — Modern otllc 3 Bedroom Ranch torn built 3 bedroom Ranch, Call after 4 P.M. good for road or dirt. Must se — Auto., AC, PS/PB. stereo 767-0170 attar 0. Sales Svc. Leeslng/Renlsls space Utll included Amp 75x100 lot yrs Old, In exc cond . $119,001 671-4490. moving. Call 267-6474 miles. $1000 or best offe csssette. 67.000 miles, aakln Hwy 36 (Mldd Twp I Belford parking JlO/sq It 747-5525 Call 787-9552 Act fast 842-2395 904-9041 •Her 2 p.m. 264-0023 wholessls pries $2500. Csll aft PINTO 1081 — 4 cyl, 4 apeed 767-3800 JOHNSON 1983 2 H.P. Ou CHEVY NOVA 1077 5 p.m.or weekends. 462-2026. Irana, am/tm stereo cassette, board. Used '4 season. Must sa 2 Door. gold. $1100 new wlnter/aummar radlala. axe. 131 Houses lor Sale 131 Houses forlale 131 Houses for Sale Still in warranty $325. Cal 290 Trucks & FORD STATION WAQON 107 cond, muat eell. $2100 or beat 300 Autos lor Salt 642-5728 attar S p.m. Trailers Call 291 4044 - 6 cyl.. AC. MOO. offer 264-5543. 50 H.P MERCURY — Complete CHEVY VAN — 1976 In good CHEVY IMPALA 1070 — 4 Doo 405-0540 PLYMOUTH 1000 — 2 door. axe. ly rebuilt last yr. Pank A control cond $1400 or best offer. Ca 138.000 ml. Running cond FORD 1972 — Pinto, suto . n body, engine, tires. 50.000 miles. $800. Weekends or attar 5 wee 495-2169 $600. Csll 707-0540 good. $800 8365 Estsla aale. 380-2014. days 672-0207 CHEVY MONZA 1978 — 4 cyl 201-4642 CUSTOM VAN 1077 door halchbsck, 2+2. blu PLYMOUTH PREMIERE SAILBOAT — Island 12. 196 Econollne. mint cond. Askin WAGON 1077 — PS/PB/AC. sunroof. 4 speed. 50.000 m FORD ESCORT 1802— 40.00X AVIS with main aall A |lb. wilh alum $6500 Call 583-2448 after exc cond $2500 767-2408 electric windows. Exc shape. trailer. Excellent . condltlo P.M. ml. . $3500 or best one Asking $2000 707-6762 ft***