Jesse Jackson set to announce his candidacy, A3 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN N.Y. has a winner In Freehold LONG BRANCH San Francisco falls Broadcasters Hall of Fame to the Jets, 27-13. inducts noted performers. Today's Forecast: Page B3 • 1 Page B1 Partly sunny, warmer Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 102 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1983. 25 CENTS Grenada military leader is captured
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (API up after the Oct. 19 killing of Prime Coard. another architect of the in $20,000 worth of food, medicine ving as police The central market munications were being repaired. — Grenada's citizens began re- Minister Maurice Bishop bloody coup tht ousted Bishop and other supplies, but the food area, usually quiet on Sundays, was In an address to the nation late storing order to their battle-scarred No further details of Austin's Coard. a Marxist economist and shortage on the island was not as even quieter than normal Saturday on state-run Spice Island island today as defenders' guns were capture were immediately avail- deputy prime minister, led a faction bad as expected The problem, the "We see the real truth about Radio, the British-appointed gov- silent and the leader of the short- able. Austin had been reported on that believed Bishop's pro-Cuban report said, had been distributing Americans and we sec how they're ernor general of the island. Sir Paul lived Marxist military regime was the run in various locations across regime was not radical enough food from warehouses to stores interested and we see the real truth Scoon. urged stores and schools to reported in custody., the 133-square mile Caribbean In St. George's, there were no during the invasion and during the when they arrived because they open and government employees to . The American death toll in the island since the US-led invasion reports of further fighting Sunday junta's 24-hour curfew for several didn't want to see us get com- report to work today. Grenada campaign rose to 16. with last Tuesday and reporters were allowed to walk days earlier munistic," said Benedine Charlotte, The United States and its Carib- 77 wounded and three missing Some reports said he had with one the streets without military escorts Reporters saw smashed windows carrying a two-week-old baby bean allies have recognized Scoon as A man who claimed to be Gen or more women hostages, and he for the first time and empty store shelves as a result The AID report said there was the only "constitutional authority " Hudson Austin and was carrying reportedly made at least one abort- "There is no life-threatening situ- of looting after the invasion The extensive shelling damage to on Grenada Austin's identification papers was ive attempt to escape from the ation at the present. ' said a report only restaurant open in the area was bridges and roads, and. a broken In Barbados, high-ranking police captured by U.S. paratroopers, the island on a yacht. issued by U.S. representatives of the selling beer, but no food water main had lowered water said a contingent of U.S. Marines Pentagon said Sunday. Austin was On Saturday. U.S. Marines in the Agency for International Develop- Patrols of soldiers and sailors pressure Electricity was working in captured an undisclosed number of chairman of the 16-member suburbs af St. George's, the capital ment from the 400-member. seven-nation some parts of the city, according to Cuban resisters Sunday on Car- People's Revolutionary Council set of Grenada, captured Bernard The report said AID had shipped Caribbean security force were ser- the report, and telephone com- II.H.III a 13-square mile island Documents show Red plans: U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP) - With the Pentagon lowering its estimate of Cuban troop strength on Grenada, the Reagan administration is weighing the release of a treasure trove " of captured documents de- tailing purported Soviet-bloc in- volvement on the island Pentagon officials reported yes- terday that 16 American soldiers have died since the US -led invasion of Grenada six days ago, an increase of five over the previous figure Four of the dead had been listed as missing in action. The officials reduced by about 300 their estimate of the number of Cubans on Grenada Initially, the estimates of the Cuban presence were about 1.100 but now officials are saying that Cuba's own figure of 1 Aitocmcd Prttl pholo IN ACTION — Members ol the 82nd Airborne ol Grenada. The picture was released by the 784 may be about right Division are shown firing field artillery into the hills Department of Defense. The State Department, mean- while, says it has new evidence of a different kind of Cuban and Soviet- bloc involvement on Grenada Deputy Secretary of Stale Ken- 2 cops shot, suspects held neth Dam. appearing on CBS's "Face the Nation ' yesterday, said SOUTH AMBOY
Has everyone been desperately broke? so we weren't in desperate need of the loan, Maybe not. I always assume that there so. as the joke goes, we didn't have any are very few experiences or emotions that trouble getting it The interest was probably aren't universal. I've been really broke 7 percent twice In my life. It's a feeling you never forget, and A year or so later I asked my wife if we although it's been 26 years since I didn't were going to pay off the loan in a lump know which way to turn for money. I never ANDY sum. or just continue paying the 7 percent see anyone out of a job and without a dollar interest each year. Being in no way a in their pockets without knowing how they ROONEY business tycoon. I had the feeling we should feel pay it off. She does all our bookkeeping and 6 There are still times when I think about banking, and she didn't think we should. She A hero ham' operator being broke. At night when I empty the was right. I'm not sure to this day if we ever change out of my pocket and put it on top paid the loan off. Margie is out. probably spending some of that interest this minute, "It waa satisfying to know that we of my dresser. I often recall, in those A 22-year-old St. George's University terrible old days, adding up my change to or I'd ask her. had contact with the outside world, Medical School student, Stephanie see if I had two dollars. providing free legal services to people who Now. of course. I appreciate that it's the Jacobs of Millburn summed it up best expecially since we were the only There are chronically poor people who couldn't afford to pay him He and my aunt only good joke we ever played on a bank. when she said. "He saved all our lives. means of communication back to the would laugh at what I went through because never had children and I was the closest We won because interest rates rose. If we The radio was the only contact with the United States. It did ease everybody's it wouldn't seem very bad to them. My wife thing to a son he had. When he came to visit have the t2.5O0. and it's invested, maybe in outside world. worries down there. and I were never hungry. My father was us. he would often slip me a IS bill as he the same bank's money market fund, and She was referring to fellow student retired but he had made a comfortable was leaving. You don't forget an uncle like we get 9 percent interest, we are beating Mark Barratella of Ridgefield, a ham "I couldn't have done it without the living even during the Depression and my that. the bank for 2 percent on $2,900. It is not at all like failing to pay back my uncle. operator, who received a hero's wel- help of these guys here (referring to the wife's father was a doctor. They wouldn't In desperation I went to him and asked for $500. One of the terrible memories of my come last week from his parents, students who joined him the flight have let us gel to the point where we were This all occurred to me today because life is that I ever.repaid him. He died three home). These guys stodd right by me out on the street and without food, but you yesterday an old friend asked me to loan friends and the press and from his years later without ever having been able him money. Of course I'll loan it to him but and helped me with everything I needed know how that is There's an unwritten fellow evacuees when he arrived at code There are people you don't ask for to take pleasure from thinking that his I wish he hadn't asked.' It breaks the Newark International Airport. to do. money, and my father and my wife's father favorite nephew was a responsible person unwritten law. It changes our relationship. Adding fuel to his hero's role was a "But I feel greast. I just couldn't feel were two of them. He didn't need the money but he must have I don't want to think about it every time I comment by John Kopycinski of •any better." I don't know who makes those rules but looked for some token payment from me see him and I don't want him feeling uneasy Monmnouth Beach, assistant to the At that point he and his fellow we all know them Certainly if I'd asked, and I never made it. I always meant to but about it when he sees me. but that's what vice chancellor at the university who students hoisted a gray blanket and either would have given me money. Maybe I never did. will happen. said the ham operator "held the show pointed to the printed letters U.S.' that was It, They'd have given it to me. not About IS years ago we were doing better Being broke is a terrible feeling, but it's together" and "If it wasn't for this kid, "This it it. That's everything right loaned it to me. They would have been but we needed 12.500 to help pay for one of probably an experience everyone ought to the kids' college tuition, and my wife went this gentleman right here, all our lives there," he said. disappointed that I fell I had to ask. have once in a lifetime. If you've never been to the bank for a loan. Banks are a better really broke, you can't possibly understand would have been in much more danger No doubt more heroes will emerge My father's brother was a salt-of-the- earth lawyer in a small town in New York place to go for a loan than an uncle is. how nice it is to have a little money in the from the Grenada action but for right than they were. This fellow deserves an State, lighting petty political corruption and By this time I was making enough money bank awful lot of credit." now the young New Jersey man is hero "Baratella provided a continuous number one. stream of information to the world for He has performed a great service for two days, describing sniper and anti- his country and for his university and aircraft fire and the evacuation of his fellow students. And ham radio operat- FROM OUR READERS fellow students until 15 minutes before ing will get a tremendous boost in he himself was rescued. interest. Barratella's own comments are We add our congratulations to the dedicated group of volunteers, organized first as the PTA. then later as the PTO young man. Non-judges, worth noting: They have done everything possible to help and assist our children. Remember please, too these are all volunteers. The teachers are the same, the PTO is the Welcome the computer Ocean Township same, but now there are problems. To the Editor: The Board of Education has decided to Congratulations to Judge Sylvia Pressler withdraw all support from the PTO and is that our fire department is automating, Eatontown's Truck and Hose Co. No for having survived the absurdity of taking a hard line on our most experienced 1 has a computer system. all our administrative jobs become senatorial courtesy and moving from a teachers. At first glance one might expect big much easier Tasks which normally nontenured to a tenured status as a judge of the Appellate Division of Superior Court. As our elected representatives, I would city departments to be able to utilizes take many man-hours to complete like to have them reconsider their actions, computers but small community ones away from home will be completed It would be my hope that she and other and let our school concentrate on the wouldn't seem to need them. within a snap." members of the state judiciary, including excellent job they have been doing. 'Don 'l be afraid — if'» her chief benefactor, Chief Justice Robert However, if you look into the matter The department services more than just me Wilentz, would apply the same standapds of closely, you'll discover that it ,is of 13.000 people with approximately 70 fairness and expend the same degree of tremendous value and it would not volunteer firemen. vigor when evaluating the plight of other Student speaks surprise us at all if more and more fire The company plans to prepare TODAY IN HISTORY nontenured public employees. departments or fire companies might budgets, keep personal records, do In the public schools of New Jersey, we go the same route. mailings for fui.d raisers, trace inven- continue to have the absurd spectacle of a Upper Montclair tory and handle all routine cor- Today is Monday. Oct. 31. the 304th day single office, usually a superintendent of To the Editor: Volunteer firemen plut in a tremen- of 1983. There are 61 days left in the year. dous amount of time — some if i8t respondence. schools or a board member or two, invoking I am writing this letter in response to the Today's highlight in history: a form of "senatorial courtesy" by firing, article entitled "53 students at Marlboro fighting fires but a greast deal of it in The computer was a gift from On Oct. 31, 1968. President Lyndon or, if you like, failing to reappoint suspended after protest.' published in the Syntrex Inc., an Eatontown based-firm, administrative type work. The hours Johnson ordered a halt to all U.S. bombing nontenured teachers for no reason or the October 6 issue of The Register. which installed its system called spent away from home and family are of North Vietnam, saying he hoped this flimsiest of reasons. The same judiciary I am presently a student attending staggering and have caused a few "AQUARIUS." would lead to fruitful peace negotiations. which rushed to Judge Pressler s plight, has Montclair State Collegee studying physical heated moments within individual fam- If ever a gift was a practical one. the On this date: to date, refused to involve itself in this education. Since I am a student. I can ilies, ne computer certainly scores high. Syn- In 1674. Dutch forces evacuated what is injustice. certainly understand all of the reasons We quote Gary Stonecypher. second trex is to be congratulated for its now New York City. If "justice for all" is to have any behind the student's about the lavvoratory lieutenant in the department: "Now generosity. In 1861. Missouri seceded from the Union. meaning, it must apply to judges and non- conditions. No one enjoys using bathrooms In 1864. Nevada became the 36th state. judges alike. that are unclean or in poor condition. In 1868. Postmaster General Alexander John A. Molloy Something should definitely be done to Williams Randall approved a standard Field representative alleviatre that problem. But obviously the Decision needed uniform for letter carriers. New Jersey Education Association students went about it the wrong way. In 1959. Lee Harvey Oswald told re- Anthon Procopio was correct in staling that the students should "work through the low side of standard for drunken porters in Moscow that he would never A hearing will be held Nov. 29 before return to the United States. student council' " the State Supreme Court on the use of driving. The standard is 0.1 percent of Reconsider And in 1979. a U.S. jetliner from Los It is also quite obvious that the students the breathalyzer in drunken driving blood alcohol — a reading that can be Angeles crashed while attempting to land at Shrewsbury didn't do quite enough research in getting cases. triggered by two glasses of beer. the fog-shrouded Mexico City airport, To the Editor: all of the facts about the unexcused absence The states highest court has re- killing 72 of the 89 people on board. For the past nineteen yean. I've had at issue. It is a mistake to protest any issue ceived a report from a special hearing There is some Monmouth County- Ten years ago: President Nixon's lawyer least one of my four children attending without having all of the facts straight. As on breathalyzers held by Superior Court interest since the original ruling told Judge John Sirica that two presidential Shrewsbury Grammar School. for the gym classes being too rigid. I believe Judge Patrick J. McGann. againstbreazthalyzer results occured in conversations considered key to the Water- Over these years I've had the pleasure of that most high school students are very gate investigation had not been recorded, McGann's report said the Smith it this area. seeing my children have the benefit of a lazy. Mosl students probably don't even and Nixon could not comply with a court know what "too rigid ' really means. Wesson breathalyzers used throughout Whatever the final decision is. it superb, dedicated, caring group of teachers. order to deliver the tapes. They, along with our former Super- the state can be made accurate. holds great consequences for many Although I don't agree with some of the Five years ago: AFL-CIO President intendent, Curtis Bradley, provided our reasons for the protest. I do urge those who Attorneys for seven druhk driving cases and cases-to-be throughout the George Meany denounced President school with an exceptionally fine pro- state are sincerely concerned about their school suspects claim that police radios can Carter's voluntary wage and price control fessional staff to correctly persue their desires in making cause interference on the machines and It is important that a final decision guidelines, calling them "inequitable and Over these same nineteen years, my their school a belter place lo attend. unfair." can change results to either the high or be made a promptly as possible. children have benefited from a fine. Susan E, Standlev GOP files MONDAY. OCTOBER 31 1983 The CMyRegister A7 OBITUARIES aspirants Red Bank man talks to Thatcher 9 (continued) cause most of the other callers countries as quickly BY CHRIS HAND worker of Schachtman s at AT&T asked questions on that topic. Schechtman 'Miss Lillian Carter, 85 International who lives in Rumson. The Red Bank resident said he "In the last century Great EATONTOWN - With Richard A Kelley Both just hap- was extremely surprised' by "the Britain has provided a lot of capital just an hour-and-a-half left pened to be tuning in to the World well reasoned response the xrime and technological input to the Unit before the deadline, the former president's mother Service on their shortwave radios at minister gave to his complicated ed States to the good of both borough Republican Com- the time economic questions and estimated countries. Do you believe the tech- mittee Last night filed his phone bill for the conversation nology now being transferred in the AMERICUS. Ga. (APl for her son when he ran for Schachtman first got the idea to three nomination! for re- would come up to about $10 or $15. third world can improve things in - Lillian Carter, the governor of Georgia in call in to the show from the monthly placements for Coun- The phone bill won't be that the third world in underdeveloped opinionated and outspoken 1970. but her role in his 1976 schedule put out by the BBC cilman John Lonergan bad. he said, "because I just had countries'" mother of former Presi- presidential campaign, Lonergan died of a heart "London Calling. ' that had to call them once then they called dent Jimmy Carter wht> when he defeated Gerald Thatcher attack on Oct. 15. Thatcher on the cover As part of me back ' • became known to millions Ford, was more sedate Yes. of course this has been According to state statu- their SO anniversary celebration last Other callers were from Hong as "Miss Lillian," died Her job was to care for going on for decades one has to tes, the committee had year, the BBC had hosted a series of Kong. Denmark, Barbados and "all yesterday at age 85 granddaughter Amy. then recognize that we also have to until yesterday, or 15 days world-wide call-in shows. The shows over the world." Schachtman said Mrs Carter, who had 8. the only Carter child left were so successful, the network develop patterns of trade We export after Lonergan's death, to The transcript of the conversation machinery and technology to these been at the hospital since at home decided to have them again this nominate three people to follows: countries and this will bring about a Tuesday, died at S:OS p.m., It was the second death year. replace him. Moderator change in trade patterns as nations according to a spokesman. in the family in just over a I thought it would be an interest- Last night at 10:30, com- "Were going back to the United which used to import from us will be The ex-president, his wife, month. Evangelist Ruth ing thing to try and attempt. mittee Chairman Edward States to Red Bank. New Jersey, exporting back to us and we will Rosalynn, Carter's Carter Stapleton. Carter's Schachtman said of his telephone brother, Billy, and his sis- Stominski dropped off the and Marshall Schachtman. Mr be forced to come up with the latest sister, died Sept 26 at age conversation. Schachtman added ter. Gloria Carter Spann. nominations with the Schachtman:" things, the most new. and advanced 54 after a months-long the signal was unusually strong were at Mrs. Carter's borough administrator and Schachtman things to export... Us only one Lillian Carter struggle with pancreatic yesterday and that was another bedside when she died. cancer. the borouph clerk "Do you believe that economic world, an interdependent world And Edward Crance, John contributing factor in his decision to weakness and over-extended credit we do have to lend a hand to Mrs. Carter, who under- Georgia Legislature when In 1964. Mrs Carter was Collins and Wilbur Hansen call. in the third world will abort the countries so they can help them- went surgery for breast he died during his first a delegate to the Demo- were the three the commit- Yesterday morning, an hour economic recovery of the U.S., selves ." cancer in June 1981. was in term in 1953. but she cratic National Convention before the show was scheduled to declining health. She had declined. and was asked to serve as tee nominated to replace Britain, and the rest of the world? " Lonergan, according to start, at about 11 a m our time or Thatcher: been at Americus-Sumler "I was too shocked by co-chairman of Lyndon B 4:30 London time. Schachtman County Hospital for about a ' Johnson's local campaign Stominski "Yes. I could just leave it there Raid his death," she said later. called the number listed in the BBC week, but hospital adminis- "But I think if later they headquarters Crance, of 23 Spring Dr.. but I think you put a finger on a very was defeated in a race for program guide and submitted his very very important point The first trator James Griffith said offered the Legislature "At that time, people council in 1980 and served question. About an hour later, he enormous world economic crisis — Also arrested at the home was he did not immediately seat to me again. I would around here didn't like on the Board of Adjust- said, the BBC called him back and when we got a sharp increase in the Jerry Caggiano. 24. who was know the cause of death. have taken it." Johnson because he was ment from 1975 to 1980. A after a brief wait, during which he price of oil — was partially delt with charged with possession of under 25 "Miss Lillian. " as her A graveside service for for the blacks." she once grams of marijuana and issued a borough resident for the listened to the show over the by recycling money and lending neighbors in Plains. Ga.. Mrs Carter will be held at said. "Anyway. I was de- summons. Kobus said. Caggiano past 15 years, Crance also telephone, he put his questions to the some of it to oil-producing and other called her. lived on the 3 p.m. Tuesday at the lighted to do it. took the job was identified as a driver, for the served on the borough prime minister over the the air countries, in some cases, in too fringes of politics for most Lebanon Cemetery in and the blacks had access escort service, the spokesman said of her life, but was rarely Plains to the office over at the Gypsy Moth Commission Schactmans questions were great quanities for them to repay it on schedule, this may be a limiting No weapons charges were lodged shy about expressing her Mrs Carter had 15 hotel just like the whites Collins' civic activities about extending credit and supply- factor on the speed with which the Kobus said the weapons would be, opinions. In 1980. she grandchildren and eight Mrs. Carter was known include serving as first ing technology to third world na- turned over to the state police to see world can come out of the recession created headlines by say- great-grandchildren. for being liberal about race vice chairman of the tions. He said he didn't ask the if they were registered, stolen or because we can t export to these ing that if she had $1 In 1966. after seeing a in an era when most of her borough Board of Adjust- prime minister about Grenada be- used in any crime million, she would hire a television advertisement neighbors were exactly the ment. Collins, of 25 "hit man" to kill Iran's for the Peace Corps which opposite Cloverdale Ave , has lived promised "age is no bar- Ayatollah Khomeini A registered nurse, she in the borough for 13 years rier," Mrs. Carter signed And in a September 1981 used her knowledge of He is a music teacher at Straw blaze is doused in Freehold up as a volunteer. She interview: she accused medicine to help many Eatontown Memorial spent two years in India at FREEHOLD - A steel and the end of Jackson and Mechanic Freehold First Aid Squad sent Nancy Reagan of ruining poor blacks in Plains School He is married with a family planning clinic as storage facility stacked with 100.000 streets, was owned by the Jesse the White House with her Carter recalled that his two sons. Collins is current ambulances Approxrnately 160 men the Peace Corps' oldest bales of straw was destroyed by fire "Hollywood kind of taste." mother "taught us by her president of the borough Howland Co . of No. 2 Ford Ave. were involved volunteer. last night, according to borough Fire Mrs. Carter was offered daily example to help the Teachers' Association and The (ire was reported at 9 p m One person was taken to Freehold Chief William Hulse her husband's seat in the She campaigned actively weak and handicapped president of Monmouth Re- and was put under control after an Area Hospital Arson is believed to be the cause even when it wasn't the gional High School PTO hour As the building was filled with A hospital spokesman said a 1 •* because there was no electricity in comfortable or socially ac- straw, it had to be torn down by a the building and no other normal year-old fireman was admitted after Otto Messmer, 91; ceptable thing to do." Hansen. of 55 Lewis St.. probable cause, he said He added bulldozer, he added, and fireman a board fell on his leg Born Aug 15. 1898. in is married and has lived in the fire is being investigated by the may be at the site until around noon No estimates were available lor- Felix the Cat creator Richland. Ga.. about 20 the borough for 18 years Monmouth County Prosecutor's Of- today. ' the building but the straw was miles from Plains. Mrs He served on the Board of fice, three county fire marshall s All four borough fire companies valued at NEWARK (API - Otto described the event as the Carter attended public Adjustment three years along with Freehold borough police as well as equipment from the East 35.000 The company reporled n Messmer, the pioneer "most blithe and buoyant schools there and studied and is currently second The barn-like structure, located Freehold Fire Comapany. Freehold did not have insurance animator who created the film show in town " nursing at the now-defunct vice chairman He runs a behind the Holland and McChesncy Township Independent Fire Com- A possible cause was hallowecn cartoon character Felix Through the years. Wise Clinic in Plains. janitorial service here. Co in Ihe central railroad vard at pany and Englishtown responded pranksters the chief said
1 the Cat, is dead at the age Messme•™1 C J Jill t 1 rt A11 exhibite1 \J 1 I t U Hidd his • • i m • - H m of 91. drawings in the Bergen Helen V. Gale The Fort Lee resident Count area died at the Holy Name Messmer was a member FREEHOLD - Helen V
Hospital in Teaneck on f (h Imernationa, A|. Gale. 79. of 40 Hudson St.. Friday, a hospital died yesterday at Freehold liance of Theatrical Stage Important Message spokeswoman said Area Hospital. Freehold Like many of his con- Employees and of the Mov- Township temporaries. Messmer re- '"g Pictures Machine Op- Born in Brooklyn, he ceived no credit when he erators ^^ M1- New resided in New Millord For All Commuters ... invented Felix the Cat in York c"y. until moving here 10 years 1919. Instead, he signed his "c was a communicant ago. work with the name Pat of the Epiphany Roman She was a retired legal 9HartshorneLane Sullivan, the man for Catholic Church in Clif- secretary. Rumson, NJ 07760 whose studio he worked at fside Park and a member She was a member of Si the time. of the Holy Name Society Rose of Lima Church, October, 1983 Messmer first received Surviving are his wife, where she was past presi- recognition for his crea- Ann Mason Messmer; two dent and present secretary Mr. Alexander Lehrer •tions in the mid-50s. when daughters, Doris Messmer of its senior citizens group he began illustrating many of Fort Lee and Jeanne She was a member of Freehold, NJ other cartoon strips, in- Donovan of Closter; three Hudson Manor Senior eluding Popeye. grandchildren, and two Citizens and St Robert In 1967. his work was great-grandchildren, Bellarmine Senior featured at the Montreal Mass will be said today Citizens. Freehold Town- Expo'67. along with the art at 9:45 am. in the ship of Walt Disney and Matt Epiphany Roman Catholic Her husband. Maurice J Fleischer Church Messmer will be Gale, died in 1962 The Whitney Museum buried at the Madonna Surviving are a son. and the Museum of Modern Cemetery. Fort Lee Allan J of Edison: a Art in New York City The McCorry Bros. Fu- daugher Mrs Janet sponsored a Felix the Cat neral Home. Cliffside Ruehle of Mercerville: a film festival in 1976. and Park, is in charge of ar- brother. Albert F Woods film critic Vincent Canby rangements. of Florissant. Mo and two grandchildren Robert IN. Gribin The Higgins Memorial Advisory Committee to • • Home is in charge of MIDDLETOWN - Rob^ Surviving are his wife. arrangements ert Neil Gribin. 41. of the former Rosalee Gers- Middlewood Road, died tier: two sons. Bradley and Celia Bornstein yesterday at Riverview SSsssr Michael, both 4t home: his ROSELA.ND - Celia Hospital. Red Bank mother. Gertrude Gribin of Bornstein. of Nob Hill, died Born in New York City, Manalapan: and a brother. yesterday at St Barnabas he resided in Parlin until Douglas of Lincroft. Medicai Center Liv- moving here four years lng s ago. The Bloomfiled-Cooper D ^ he re- Mr. Gribin was a partner Jewish Funeral Chapel. id Or- Ocean, is charge of ar- and consultant at Financial ange before moving here Resources. Fort Lee. rangements. six years ago She was a member of the Frank W. Becker Sisterhood of tthe former i RUMSON - Frank W F&AM. Pittsburgh, the Old Temple Beth Torah. Or- ange, the Order of the Becker. 77. of 3 Irvins Guard of Red Bank, and Eastern Star. Irvington Place, died yesterday at Rumson Senior Citizens the Erste Bershader Kl.iV. Riverview Hospital. Red His wife, the former Newark, the Nob Hill Bank. Olive Crawford, died in chapter of B'nai B'rith and Born in Pittsburgh, he 1966. the Orange Chapter of resided there before mov- Surviving are a daugh- Hadassah. She was a foun- ing here 15 years ago ter. Mrs. Doris B Crow. der, past president and i Before retiring in 1968. with whom he lived, a board member, at the any attempt to he was an insurance agent brother Edwin C. Becker Home for Chronic Sick. Monmouth County. for Metropolitan Life In- of Pittsburgh: two sisters, Long Branch. She also did surance Co.. Pittsburgh. Mrs. Helen Lotz and Mrs. volunteer work for the Plizabeth H. Barrett for 27 years Edna Fleming, both of United Jewish Appeal. He was a member of the Fort Lauderdale. Fla.: and Her husband. Jacob Presbyterian Church, fled three grandsons Bornstein. died in 1964 Bank The Worden Funeral Surviving are two daugh- He was a member of Home. Red Bank in charge ters. Mrs Pauline Drazin Milner Lodge No. 287 of arrangements. of Rumson and Mrs Edith Miles W. Murphy Wolpert of Maplewood: a sister, Mrs. Ida Rosenberg MIDDLETOWN - Miles of the Electrical Workers of Englewood. six grand- W. Murphy. 76. of Port Union. New York. children and a great-grand- Monmouth. died yesterday He was a U.S. Army son. at Riverview Hospital. Red veteran of World War II. The Bernheim-Gold- Tom Gagliano Bank. Surviving are several sticker Funeral Home. Irv- He was a lifelong town- cousins, ington. is in charge of ship resident. The Scott Funeral arrangements he really gets things done A theatrical electrician. Home. Belford. is in 202 Death Notlct Mr. Murphy was a member charge of arrangements. BECKER. Frank William. «ge George J. White 77. on Oct. 30.1963. ol 3 Ivins Place. Rumson. Father ol RED BANK —George J. Vladimir Russian Or- Doris B Crow Brother ol Senator White. 86. died yesterday thodox Church. Red Bank. Edwin C. Backer. Helen Lotz Tom Gagliano and Edna Fleming. Grind- Surviving are his wife. 3 Born In Russia, he re- the "former* Mary"Gubii'"a J'!)*'o(Jhom"' 'rank •nd sided in Middletown before son. Serge White, at home: ™T?m,,^.ow" Jj"" »ar" moving here 30 years ago. and two'sisters. 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OCTOBER 31. 1983 LIFESTYLE 6 Your Town ENTERTAINMENT .... 8 GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Tax charges disputed in Middletown campaign BY RICHARD LEONARD MIDDLKTOWN - A Democratic candidate for township committee yesterday accused Mayor Paul Linder of not telling the truth in two statements he has made during the campaign about the controversial tax assessment issue. At a candidates forum sponsored by the township League of Women ftogiatot photo by Lirry * Voters. Richard D McKean alleged SIX ON THE SPOT - Candidates lor slate Gallagher, incumbent Democratic As- that Linder s claims that the town- ship hasn't lost one dollar through Senate and Assembly from the 13th (Bayshore) semblyman William Flynn, GOP assembly unassesscd or underassessed prop- Legislative DistricMield questions Irom reporters candidates Herbert Kupfer and Thomas Powers, erty is false as is his later at a forum sponsored by the League of Women incumbent Democratic Assemblyman Richard statement that any omitted Voters of Middletown Township yesterday at the Van Wagner, who is seeking Gallagher's senate assessments do not go back as far as Middletown Village Elementary School. From seat, and Democratic assembly candidate 1981 left, incumbent Republican stale Sen. John Jacqueline Walker. The controversy dates back to a July letter by Assistant Tax Assessor Dorothy Dorsett to the township committee asking for help Nagiattr photo by Lwry P»rm PRE-ELECTION SPARRING — Mayor Paul Linder is flanked by Van Wagner, Gallagher clash in cleaning up a backlog which she said had become unmanageable It Committeeman Robert D Corr.nran lett and challenger Richard McKean as candidates lor Middletown Township Committee take part MIDDLETOWN - Candidates guideline and each aspect will Jacqueline Walker, said the was fueled by statements from m a forum sponsored yesterday by the township League of Women for state legislature in the 13th have to be examined when it proposal could lead to increases former assistant assessor Frank Viafore that the township has lost Voters. McKean's running mate, Eugene Armstrong, was not present District clashed over the recent- becomes a proposed piece of of up in 24 percent in in mass 1 ly-released Governor s Manage- legislation. transit costs for commuters hundreds of thousands of un- for the event held at the Middletown Village Schoo ment Improvement Plan yester- But Van Wagner said, Kean GOP assembly candidate collected dollars day at a forum conducted hy the officials have already labeled the Herbert Kupfer attacked the The Monmouth County Pros- Me said he has received similar "We're going to encourage open League of Women Voters of plan as a "cornerstone" of the recently-passed automobile in- ecutor s Office conducted a claims which did not prove to be spaces and laving the wetlands. Middletown Township at the administration: surance bill. "It wont lower preliminary investigation of the accurate Linder added He urged support of Middletown Village Elememtary "I would not go along with any rates at all." he said. "I propose matter but took no further action But McKean hammered away on a bond issue on next week's ballot,so School. part of a plan that reduces that the state encourage com- But the issue has become a part of the issue, calling for an independent the township can get more Green Democratic Assemblyman education." said GOP assembly petition among insurance com- the township committee campaign inquiry into the matter of un Acres money Richard Van Wagner said the candidate Thomas J Powers, panies and then you'll really see Linder. in his opening remBfks at collected taxes. McKean while agreeing on the report, calling for sharp cutbacks who also serves as mayor of rates go down." , yesterday s forum, said township Linder said he would not be need retain open spaces said he felt in aid. for education and mass Aberdeen and county freeholder All the candidates except tax assessor Barbara -Clark has opposed to such an inquiry but said the township Planning Board and transit, will cause an increase in Democratic Assemblyman Walker were in favor of a estimated tti.it approximately he suspects the Democrats will lose the committee may be too con- property taxes. William E. Flynn said he.thought moment of silence in school^ Of J195.O0O- in missed assessments tan interest in the matter alter the Nov. servative in some cases. Van Wagner is seeking to the Kean administration had those whp supported' it. only Van be collected, not near the figure of 8 election > "• I'm concerned that we may be replace incumbent Republican "made a public committment to Wagner said he would not seek to almost $1 million that has been M(iKeai) asked the mayor why he putliMK to many uniejilifue prohibi- voted against an inquiry when the state Sen. John Gallagher, who the plan and can't run away from have the recent court decision mentioned during the campaign tions on AT&T in the Beekman; said the report was only a it now" His running mate. striking the law overturned McKean. while not disputing the subject came up at a township Gulick land panel and on other numbers, said Linder is incorrect committee meeting businessnes thai want to move in because back taxes on oHtftVd Committcman Robert I) Cor- around Routes 36 and 38 McKean assessments can only be J coran said he was offended by the said for the previous two years iLju implicit accusations ol the Demo All the candidates agreed some- admitted that taxes on properly not (•rat's that Linder was anything but thing should lie dune to provide No tricks assessed prior to 1981 arc now .in honorable man. " I would not run affordable housing lor senior uncollectable for this office if I had anything but citizens and, young working people McKean then displayed his own the highest respect lor my col- They aIsiJ agreed on a need lor tax bill which showed that he had leagues he said increased recreation faclliliei a treat Another topic of contention at the not been assessed for work he done However Linder and Corcoran said on a barn He also brought several lorum was retention ot the present the matter is not high on their list other tax bills to the meeting which character of the township ol priorities showed that no assessment was Corcoran, referring often to his 3ti for cops years of residence in the communi- made for the period prior to the two- McKean also look a swipe at year limit ty said he believes in exercising Linder'i administration lor having The Red Bank Halloween Parade great caution before permitting new too many closed-door sessions and Carnival went off without any McKean contended that even building on the approximately 20 Well open the doors and bring snags last night Us police depart- though the amounts involved were percent of undeveloped land in the government back to people ments across the county reported an small, "no one knows exactly how township We want to slay Middle- McKean said unusually quiet mischief night." much is involved' in the list ol more town and not become Middle City Under, when asked about the In Red Hank, the annual parade, than 700 omitted assessments that he said sponsored by the borough Parks & ability of.a parMlmc administration Recreation Department, featured Clark submitted to the county on The committeeman decried what to continue to handle the affairs ol floats from St Anthonys CVO. Ocl 1 he called the rampant uncontrolled such a large township, said I think Monmouth Day Care. Red Bank Linder said he could not respond development ol the Democratic it s possible we may need a lull-time Primary School, the Red Bank accurately until he looked into the township administrations ol the administration I'd like to appoint • Sports Council and a privately information presented by McKean 1970s committee to study it sponsored float honoring Leah Mauer. Also featured in the parade, which ran from Bergen Street to the White Street parking jot. were the mayor and council and marching bands from Red Bank Regional and Catholic High Schools. KogMw ptKU 6) Larry ».r n. Mayor Henry K Cioffi presents a ">(• vrar- ugn The eight block parade wound WHAT'S COOKING THIS HALLOWEEN? - Patrick McSorley. 7, pooper-scooper' ordinance to the For the firsl time since 1920. down Broad Street to the parking lot left, and Marissa McSorley. 5. both of Red Bank/might be hoping Many Matawan Regional High Long Branch City Council Democrats win control 61 Mon- where refreshments were served, I to collect some dough when they go trick-or-treating this year. No School students suspended in racial disturbance. 10 ycart ;ifiii mouth County government awards for best float given and a half-baked costumes, these, at yesterday's Halloween parade lit carnival held The U.S. dollar continues to Jury acquits Lester N Zygmaniak Theodore Parsons pilots plane downtown Red Bank, i from Hed Bank plane to Chicago in Area supermarkets, in antici- rebound strongly on world markets of first-degree murder in the fatal lust over live hours pation of the typically prankish kins and one doorstep smeared with reported toilet paper all over in response to President Carter s shooting of his paralyzed brother at paint But Keyport police reported town. but Little Silver police program to stem the rapid loss of Jersey Shore Medical Center Nep- evening, had signs in their dairy H)O yeitrx ugn sections prohibiting the sale of eggs only small instances of teenage reported "no eggs at all In Fair value overseas tune to minors. vandalism and Long Branch a few Haven, police said there had been a The New York Daily News and New Jersey becomes the first Public school in Matawan rinses The New York Times hit the stands In Highlands, police reported four isolated instances - less than few instances of involving soap and state to order Little League teams to prevent the further spread ol after a three-month strike diphtheria cars hit with either eggs or pump- usual An Ocean police dispatcher shaving cream " to permit girls to play Broadcasters honored in Freehold BY CHRIS HANI) whose popular husband -and-wile they broadcast from home because show ran /or 45 years on WOR He Ed was ill We broadcast from the FREEHOLD The National said Mrs Fitzgerald got the idea for bathroom if We had to." she said Broadcasters Hall of Fame inducted the show after she overheard' a "We lived in a goldfish tank, the Henry Morgan, dene Rayburn. Ed conversation while riding on a bus in show was a living soap opera." she and Pegeen Fitzgerald last night New York He added the show was added Only Mrs. Fitzgerald however, was imitated by 78 other husband-and- Besides Mrs Fitzgerald humor- able tp attend Mir ceremony at wife teams on the radio and. when ist Henry Morgan, whose creden- Freehold Township High School the show was cancelled after Ed tials include the original "Gong Mrs. Fitzgerald s award was Fitzgerald died last year. Tens of Show. I've Got a Secret' and a presented by WNBC-TV reporter thousands of people called up WOR current show on WOR. was in Gabe Pressman who described her to protest." ducted Morgan was unable to as "a feisty woman, one of the Pressman said starting tomor- attend the ceremonies last night In legends of radio. row, however. Mrs. Fitzgerald a letter he explained that a sched- Pressman, who was late arriving, would have a new show on WNYC uling change at WOR now required said he got lost driving with Mrs. called The Senior Edition." him to work Sundays Fitzgerald. Mrs. Fitzgerald, who received a Gene Rayburn. also honored, was "Freehold isn't far.' Pressman standing ovation as she accepted the not able to attend because he lives said. "But our driver got lost. award, said of the show. "We were in Los Angeles. The newsman said during the two a true soap opera. Ed and I Rayhurn helped Steve Allen pion- hours he spent in the car driving Broadcasting was such a part of eer the original Tonight Show as around New Jersey with Mrs. my life that it was like breathing in "the second banana." He has also and out air." she said "During the appeared as host or guest on many ,Fitzgerald, he felt he d gotten to FAMILIAR VOICE HONORED — Longtime WOR first 11 years, we did seven days a other television shows such as The WNBC-TV newsman Gabe Pressman, lormer state know her and gave a short bio- Radio personality Pegeen Fitzgerald is inducted Assemblymnan John Dawes. NBHF President graphy. week and no one ever had more Love Boat" and "The Match into the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame at "She was born in the back of a fun." Game ' With Dee Finch* he was a Arthur Schreiber. Fitzgerald. Bob McLean, and weekly newspaper in Kansas' Mrs Fitzgerald said she during popular morning show host on ceremonies yesterday in Freehold Township. From NBHF Executive Director Roy Cowan. Pressman said of the broadcaster the last seven years of the program. WNEW Radio for manv years left, former NFL lootball star Randy Mmniear, Regular photo by Cirl Fonno COMMUNITY CALENDAR
TOI) I V tal's Family Cancer Support Group TOMOHHOU blood pressure screenings are avail- candidates at 8 p m in rho Old First Laurence Parkway oilers a special will meet at 7:30 pin. The group able for people 18 through 64 years Church. 69 Kings Highway The religious education program for RED BANK - Riverview Hospi- LITTLE SILVER - The PTO is moderator will be a League* ol mentally handicapped persons Irom provides a forum for discussion of sponsoring a Chemical Dependan- of ilge at the Long Branch City Hall tal's Bereavement Group will meet from 9 am until noon Women Voters representative 7 to 8.30 p.m. at the church \on- at 2:30 pm at the hosptial. the difficulties of living with a cy program at 8 pm at Point Road LONG BRANCH - Stories about MIDDLETOWN - An Introduc- denominational classes arc taught HOLMDEL — A Computer cancer patient. For information School. Joan Krier and Jack Rowe Me. Mysell and I will be read to tion to Natural Foods will be each Monday evening, Language open house for high school contact the hospital's Hospice of- of the Monmouth Chemical Depen- preschool children at the Long students interested in joining career fice dancy Treatment Center. Long presented bvGayle Richardson at III oriented Explorer posts ' of the RED BANK - The Mental Health Branch, will present u film and Branch Public Library at 1:15 p m a.m. al Policy Park Oak Hill Road FRKKHOLI) TOWNSHIP - The Monmouth Council Hoy Scouts of Association of Monmouth County is discussion on the, problems of MIDDLKTOWN - The Middle- No registration is required lor the Freehold Area Hospital Venereal America wiH be held at 7:30 p.m. at sponsoring a legislative breakfast at chemical dependancy Parents and town Council of Civic Associations free program Disease Clinic is conducted al 6 p m Bell Labor Crawfords Corner Road. th« Molly Pitcher Inn from 8 to 9 30 community members are invited. will sponsor a candidates' forum for I.Al RENTE HARBOR - The Tuesdays No appointments are Middlelown Township Committee necessary RED BANK - Riverview Hospi- am. LONG 'BRANCH — Free high Community Covenant Church 22 B2 The Daily Register MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. 19B3
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n Conference 1-6 3 23 PASSING - Kansas C«ry K. ne 27 « 2 365 I II I »1-Jt I»el n y 7 1? $~U • 1 I 0-11 5 43 536 Dtrwt* DeBerg 21 41 0 350 W-iih.,* 0 I 0 D II | 14 7-41 W L T fti I H I 7-M 0«0 17-17 2 1 0-0 BECEiViNG-K»n»a*City Carton 7 96. Marth*K Ant Part* N 667 ITS Penalty yards BBi J SO fi 96 K Thomat 4 66 Brown 3 30 Hancock 2 23 SIL i i trotti lomai 'ODo"ogrn,.}i. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Hearth. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1983 Sports The Daily Register B3 White's 5 TD Giants away I EAST RUTHERFORD - By his indicative of a record permmaoce touchdown passes capped/iong driv- Autlcdge.'who'threw fo*325 yard) are. ' sajd Dallas Coach Tom Land I mi r t ri quarter put the finishing Awn standards, Danny While because he felt he made! few bad es aqd had lututhjjown passes' to rookie ry. whose team bounced back limn touch on a 76-yard 10-plav drive measured up as a quarterback. decisions." ,."There was a time w>en teams tight end Zekf Mowatl ami fullback last week's 40-38 loss to the Los "The measure of a quarterback "I made the plays we n«de The Texas rookie, who said his five field goals marked a career high, knew he was going to get another chance when the Colts recovered an Eagles fumble to set up the winning drive. The victim was the Eagles' Perry Harrington, who said he was trying to catch the ball and hand it off at the same time. "Basically it was my fault, no excuses. Harrington said of the fumble Colts Coach Frank Kush said defense was the key to the victory. PUSHY FELLA — Buffalo Bills' linebacker Eugene Marve |54| The Colts recovered three fumbles tackles New Orleans Sainls' tight end Hoby Brenner (85) alter and intercepted two passes Brenner made a seven-yard reception during the first quarter of Eagles Coach Marion Campbell, yesterdays game meanwhile, was not pleased with his defense "We didn t give our offense an opportunity to get going. The i Colts > Atiocltltd Pr#•• photo ball control was not to our liking, FINGERS ON FA0EMASK — Curtis Dickey of the during the first hall of yesterday's game. No penalty FREEHOLD and a fumble ,il the end cost ys the Baltimore Colts, led, pulls away from Joel Williams was assessed, and Dickey went on lo gam game." Campbell said ol the Eagles, who has a handful of (acemask additional yardage . We have to ge) the defense back, POST TIME I PM 4th Pjt.JI 100 Uinipil U King Jrj , .. 3-1 to stopping the .inside runnirfg Angeles Rams. Broncos 27, (hi'cls 24 21-yard touchdown pass in the first 111 Pitt. 11,400. Um«. KM / bnarpster u Mar^haHl ' 2-1 game ' Marino, who completed 25 of 38 DENVER - Steve DeBerg quarter and completed at least one t r-irtf Ace IL Norwayt » Aurora toMcr (K nyPD'.f r.i The Colls got their chance for the passes for 279 yards, ran two yards shredded the National Football long patttt in'eaoh of Detroit s first 6 1 * bar a Lori ib Mrnllo) winning field goal when they re- for a first-quarter TD and lofted a League s No 1 pass defense for 350 four touchdown drives a i 6U K Adour IH Vumbatd) M 1 ; High Hr.iisc IAI blditordt covered an Eagles fumble at the 46-yard scoring bomb to Mark Duper yards and a touchdown and fullback There were no repercussions in J Departure IU Lopperitniini In the second period, offsetting Sih Pact, SI,MM. Clmg . 14,000 Philadelphia 41 with 8:10 left Balti- Nathan Poole added two short the game from the bitterness that ' in J Al j... itV in, .,n,ih.i.n more picked up a first down at the Vince Ferragamo s two-yard TD yardage scores to lead the Denver involved the two teams two weeks 2nd Pace. Mdni.. S1.M0 J votai Minor 11 v ( J Kirrgjrj 31 on a third-down. 14-yard pass toss to fullback Mike Guman in the iti'tiil iNLJi u ut-tcpiiwe 11 Ueviiisi Broncos over the Kansas City aRo when Detroit defeated the Bears / Mini bhrjl A (A Nobilldrd). ... from quarterback Mike Pagel to opening quarter and Dickerson s Chiefs :)1 17 and the Lions charged the 1 bkvstraper IJ btnwindi two-yard scoring run in the second nrgr ti brandsalter i >i(iv,ipii • LOPV IA Johnson) wide receiver Matt Bouza Three DeBerg completed 21 of 41 passes Bears with playing dirty 4 L)u< tor tldmbfr IN Blum) b Uirly UIO Aorndn tbd M< L • ,, • •• 4 I '? Holmes says hell KO Frazier '• ' • i •' i" i 8 ,'•'.'. 5 •' . . , S LAS VEGAS. Nev. (APi - World Boxing knocked out quick, but he II get knocked out '• '? Council heavyweight champion Larry Holmes anyway " 3rd SI 500 Clmg 3 yo 6 Fu. >« "' : ' . 5 . . • . -^ arrived here yesterday and even before Holmes will be,training at the Sahara Hotel • • • " \ i ••'•',. i 10 checking into his hotel, predicted he would beginning Monday The fight will be held at Tin « 000 Clmg 3 yo I up. • Fu, I • •• M i M ••' . • " fa defeat Marvis Frazier on Nov. 25 without Caesars Palace and televised live by NBC. P ••, M i •-. ' ••'• • I i going the distance. Holmes has been the WBC heavyweight . V,- • • .V •• • I? • ^ tv A i " i • . .8 champion since June 1978 and is undefeated in •• •-• l< 3 "He I Frazier) says he'll fight three minutes 44 fights. Frazier. son of former world 1 5 of every round and that I can't stand up to that heavyweight champion Joe Frazier. is un- 4th %T 500 Clmg ] yo * up. 6 Fur. . •.•••.," i kind of pressure. " Holmes said. "But I have defeated but in only 10 professional bouts. '• • news for him. hell get hit three minutes of 'Frazier has potential, but he has to learn. •( i S,n' >lh 125.000. «u. ,]rol up. IM > 1 li every round. Holmes said. "Right now. he's overstepping CM I To] 3 If lie underestimates my stamina, hell get his bounds." to . SELECTIONS I ib Rose is keeping options open 1 .— yueen Diana. Luck) Pop. A •i Hare Gifl < ,• 0 NEW YORK (APi - Pete Rose said While taking the Fifth Amendment on the 2 — Seaweed n Sand, Feel (iood, la" ,-, 0 «li: SI! 000 Clmg.. 1 »o IM > 70 Vdi yesterday that he is talking to several teams teams he was talking to. Rose did indicate that Great George S i about his future, "at least one in every he would prefer to stay in the National League 3 - I Like Man. Jam Win. .•',.'.,. *, 10 division in baseball.' but that no decisions as an everyday player, rather than go to the Friendly Sign iiiiccoi 12 would be made until after next week's American League and finish his days as a I — Full Bold, Pontigo, WiR In t b baseball draft designated hitter 5 — Dawn Gal. Cousin .lane, Hard 7 U'-fJt..i' Mfrnor iMi.rp'iy, tO "There are several teams I interested I." "All DH means to me is you pinch hit four Delivery said Rose, "and some teams want to wait till times a day. instead of one time a day. •" Rose 6 — Jeannines Suiic. Satin Whim, the draft's over. My attorney went on vacation said. "It's really a way of getting some rest. Stuart Manor IDIft W.OOO Clmg.. 3 (O. IM t lilt this morning, so it's going to be kind of quiet and I'm not throwing out the American 7 _ Newiprobf, Skua, The Moody PMI I1' for about another week " League, because I think there are some Best . il i :. " 4 Major league teams will hold their annual tremendous teams in the American League 8 — Trevlla, Clever Guest. Mintage '.' li reentry draft on Nov. 7. that could use what I supply " 0 _ Felonious Fellow, Pink Buffalo, ?0 When such teams as the California Angels. Case Back 12 Pittsburgh Pirates and Montreal Expos were ?0 Rose, who joined the free agent market 10 - M) Mission lo Win, Spring 10 suggested by Berman as possibilities for Rose, after just parting company with the Philadel- Onion. Dance lo My l"« H the player said Well, you're pretty hot. 6 0 phia Phillies, needs 202 hits to move past Ty BEST BET: Trevita i8lhi aren't you Someone's been talking to you," Cobb on the all-time hit list. MONDAY. OCTOBER 3i, 1983 The Daily Ifegister Rangers drop 3rd in row; Isles win on 'Sutter' day NEW YORK I API - Pat Hughes defenseman Barry Beck slid across twin. Ron. on the Flyers in a trade scored his second goal of the game the crease to block Gretiky s The 19-year-old twins were held on a 25-foot wrist shot 118 into backhanded shot towards an open scoreless last night while Brent overtime last night, lifting the net. the NHL scoring king swiped at Slitter. 21. scored two goals for the Edmonton Oilers to a 5-4 National a bouncing puck and put it between Islanders and Duane 23. added two Hockey League victory over the the legs of goalie Steve Weeks assists slumping New York Rangers Pierre Larouche lifted the Their brother Darryl. 25. plays for The Oilers are 7-0-1 in their last Rangers into a 3-3 deadlock with a Chicago, and Brian. 27. for St Louis eight meetings with the Rangers, wrist shot along the ice from the slot The four Suiters said competition who suffered their third straight at 17:01. never hinders their brotherly feel- after opening the season with a 9-1 Mark Messier gave the Oilers ings. record. another lead at 4:03 of the third "When we talk on the phone, we Don Maloney put the Rangers on session, then Maloney put a floating, try to keep each other's confidence top 1-0 5't minutes into the game change of pace shot over Fuhr's up. It doesn't matter that we play on with a screened wrist shot that shoulder to tie it. different teams, ' Duant said. sailed over Edmonton goallender Islanders 6, Flyen i Duane and Brent "want us to do Grant Fuhr's right shoulder But PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia well, and we want them to do well. Edmonton's Jan Kurri tied it 1 23 turned into the City of Brotherly Ron said later with a 45-foot slapshot Love for the Suiter family last night, Brent said four brothers playing The game opened up into a free- but Philadelphia Flyers Coach Bob in the same league is good for the skating affair the next two periods McCammon apparently didn't join league "This was surely a very as both Edmonton and New York in the spirit of the reunion. special feeling " used their considerable speed to McCammon. upset over the Fly- The loss snapped a six-game advantage. ers' 6-2 loss to the New York winning streak for Philadelphia. Hughes put the Oilers ahead 3-2 Islanders, said "Because they've 9-3-1 1:59 into the second period, then won four (StanleyI cups, they get Rangers defenseman Ron away with a lot of cheap shots. The The Islanders. 6-6-0. clinched the Greschner tied it with his first goal referees are still fans ' game with two goals a minute apart of the season on a power play at But McCammon also conceded in the third period Brent Sutler 8:14 the Flyers had never seen the scored his second goal at 17:05. Wayne Gretzky. who set an NHL Islanders in better form taking a pass from Duane and record last season by scoring at The game marked the first time bouncing a 5-foot shot off the pads least one point in Edmonton's first in National Hockey League history of Flyer goalie Bob Froese 30 games, extended his consecutive- that four brothers had faced off The A minute later. Bob Nystrom . Anotmad Ptm photo game point streak to 12 with a goal milestone became possible last Sun- 1 tipped in a Denis Potvin slapshot to STICK SAVE — Devils' goalie Glenn Resch. right. Piltsburgh Pengums during the first period of last at 15:26 Just moments after Ranger day, when Rich joined his identical make it 6-2 gets his stick, on a shot by Paul Gardner o! the night's contest McCumber seizes final PGA event PENSACOLA. Fla lAPi - Mark First in my last two starts With that third or better to make the top 125 do no better than a closing round of McCumber finished with a flourish, going on. I kind of wish there were money-winners and thus be exempt par 71 and a tie for 25th at 280 It was making birdies on his last three a few more tournaments to play next year He tied for fifth and now worth $1,908 and gave him $417,597 holes, and registered a four-stroke But this was the last one on a 10- faces a return to the tour s Qualify- for the year Sutton took the money victory yesterday in Pensacola month schedule With the Pensacola ing School and an attempt to regain title and the Arnold Palmer Trophy Open, the season-ending event on Open, the season s statistics closed his qualification with a $426,668 total the PGA Tour. I Two team events, to be played in In fact, there was only one change • I'm proud of the way I finished." Florida next month, do not count on in the top 125 Walk Armstrong McCumber said after his 6-under- official statisticsi moved up from 127th to 120th with Shore, Montville tie par 65 had provided him with his Three players - Calvin Peete. winnings of $2 912 and Lou Graham second victory of the season and Fuzzy Zoeller and Lyn Lott — fell dropped out Armstrong, however, WF.ST LONG BRANCH - Shore third of his career short of some cherished goals has said he will retire at the end of Regional High School anffMonlville He became the eighth two-time Zoeller failed to overtake Hal this season And Graham remains two "I the stale s lop held hockey winner this season with a 266 total. Sutton and finished second to the exempt as a former I'S Open teams battled In .ill deadlock on 18 under par on the Perdido Bay absent Player of the Year on the champion. Saturday Country Club course The victory seasons money-winning list Disappointed0 No said Zoeller. was worth (45.000 from the total Peete was unable to catch the who was in severe pain from a Sally Gormlcy scored on a penally purse of (250.000 and boosted absent Ray Floyd and missed, by chronic back problem I had a kick for Monlviile The World Middleweight CHAMPIONSHIP 1% to VWofff All Merchandise... Do Your Christmas Shopping Early! W* htw« name Brand* you lovtl UUfeon Qconvriftu ti HAGLER .DURAN Prince, Igloo, Bike. B«uw Cooper NETS NIGHT - Qn Thursday, the Ocean the'Nets will take Ori the Chicago Bulls. Pictured Towwnship Boys Club is sponsoring Ocean here are. from leftj.Jim Reilly. WMJY's Director IMATLACK'S Township Night' at the Meadowlands' Brendan of Sales. Net center Mike Gminski. Ed Fahoury. Byrne Arena. Ocean's 7th and 8th grade boys the Vice President. Board of Directors of the Sporting Goods basketball team, as well as the varsity squad, will Ocean Township Boys Club, and Dennis play the WMJY All-Stars. Following the action. Ciribbon. Sports Directpr at WMJY •6 ThrDtflyRegtoer Lifestyle MONDAY. OCTOBER 31 1983 STAFFORDSHIRE - Rose-bordered blue and Rumson Antiques Show: white Staffordshire plat- ter, c. 1825, is shown on mahogany pedestal table The pieces are from Mary Jane Roose- Focus is on U.S. heritage velt Antiques, River Road. Rumson, one of RUMSON - The American Heritage is the theme In keeping with the theme, there will be an 40 dealers participating of the 24th annual Rumson Antiques Show to be staged extensive display of country and colonial accessories m the 24th annual at Holy Cross School Rumson Road and Ward Avenue and furniture Antique quilts, baskets, decoys, copper The show will have an invitational champagne preview ware and pine furniture will be shown, along with Rumson Antiques Show Uiursday. from 7 to 9 p m and be open to the public antiques of other periods Antique jewelry' will also be at Holy Cross School. for a nominal donation Friday and Saturday, from 11 displayed Rumson Road am to 9 p m . and Sunday, from noon to 5 p m Luncheon will be available Friday and Satuday from Mrs Robert Harris and Mrs Richard Marrin both 11 30 a m to 2 p m and tea and evening snacks will of Little Silver are chairmen of the show in which be served those days from 3 to 5 p m and 6 to 6 p m 40 dealers will participate The> are predominately respectively Sunday brunch hours are from noon to from the in state area and also from as far away as 3 pm Kentucky and Vermont The lunch menu will feature homestyle American stew biscuits cranberry relish, chicken salad, wine Register photos by Don Lordi coffee tea and soda Desserts will be Dutch apple pie. pumpkin pie. carrot cake and chocolate mousse cake The evening snack will feature assorted cheeses COLORFUL i- Gre«!n, fruits tea sandwiches and desserts red and.white quilt in 8- Sunday brunch will consist of chicken casserole with pomt star design, be'ow. baked apples and cheese roll and butter, cranberry is DacK.d'op for dresser. dressing lettuce and tomato salad, apple and pumpkin c 1800. Staf'orashire pie dogs, kerosene ^lamp All tea and snack refreshments will be homemade and brass cardiestcKs A highlight of the event will be the awarding Sunday at 4 p m of a Weekend in New York that includes They are from Antiques limousine service hotel accommodations meals and and U"'0ues. L We ?•' a Hroadwav show AMERICANA — Handsome pine cupboard Irom Antiques and Uniques. Little Silver, is enhanced with game boards, decoys, quilts, red ware crock, and granite wafe coffee pot.The items are in keeping BRASS — ' ' with "The American Heritage" theme of this year's Rumson Antiques . | Show at Holy Cross School. The event has an invitational 1 champagene preview Thursday night and Will be open Friday and Saturday. Irom 11 a m to 9 p.m.. and Sunday. Irom noon to 5 p.m. Needs to get nail polish off grandson's togs UKAH HKI.OISJ: Yiiii e;in 10 lln^ home remedy s|»<'ri(t the stain and ma\ even they can tell you whether the slain soda. - H.V. 1 I havl' ROM itiMMU'ii .MI in\ Minis ifi.it usually works <>n garments dissolve the fabric HKPII or you ma> can he removed II they can t handle LETTER OF LAUGHTER iM'in MrloiM- honks ,iml e;m I tmil in,id. ill naiiiral lihers such as HKi cml up with 'i large lighter-colored it they'll certainly leli you so Mugs Dear Heloise: We raised our slam instead nl the original smaller in ;IIISHIT to (his problem M\ ' I,. • i (inl 11 it fin Mini the KTHiI njlli llclnisc grandson and one day in school Ihe Inilh;mil\ colored NCWS agrees lo accept e local acrlbers uae a apecial 900 O'Neal. Jack Warden. THRHS COMPANY MONDAY PRIME TIME dance school's offer to number to vole for their SPOT MOVIE * ALL MY CHILDREN: aged to get aboard the tinues to try and tempt James's death Steve when an hysterical Paula tells her he loves her the fact that Bo wants a betray him and she says Overhearing Lars plan to yacht Tony and Jenny Nicole with cocaine cleared of coin robbery says she "aggravated " the Nancy worried over Mike's divorce. Dorian told that she won't. Steve realizes eliminate Palmer and announce December wed- AS THE WORLD when it's proven he worked housekeeper to death. rundown, depressed con- David has been helping that Martin is his real Krica at yacht party, Daisy ding date. TURNS: After James falls day of theft. Whit furious DAYS OF OUR LIVES: dition. Hext catches Sky terrorists and that the father. tries to warn them and is ANOTHER WORLD: from plane and is when Brian decides to start When Brett tells police he snooping around Isis build- "government" needs her YOUNG AND THE overheard by Lars, who Mark's life is still in presumed dead, Guiinar his own newspaper. saw Anna leaving Renee's ing. Alicia tells Sky that a help. David fires Scott. RESTLESS: Jack takes Oecides thai Daisy must danger but he refuses to tries to land aircraft but it CAPITOL: With Matt in room with bloody hands, machine which sends im- Cassie learns Nikos loved post as head of advertising also die Lars and Daisy stop his investigation crashes in the Everglades need of money to go to Anna becomes suspect in pulses to Ihe subconscious the girl he married for Jabot when Connie, his .struggle for1 gun. it is lost crippled secretary, tells Stacy loves Jamie but feels Barbara. Margo and Tom Zurich with Amy and Fran. the murder Alex tells has been stolen RYAN'S HOPE: Delia in scuffle and Lars goes guilty Mac and Rachel are find the downed plane, Wally offers to win the Anna to be his ally or he'll GENERAL HOSPITAL: lakes a job in San Diego him that due to an accident over balcony Daisy gets to blissful in their marriage saving Ariel, John, Dustin. cash gambling. Zed wants reveal other evidence Luke and Holly play dead and drops custody fight she had to make alter- yacht and manages to ex- but are having problems Ounnar and Karen. Told to learn whereabouts of which would point to her as when the guard shoots Frank feels guilty because ations in her life but they nose Carlos and Simone created by their children that Gunnar is his real Kelly Harper. Julie over- being the murderer Bo them with blanks. Grant he got Rae to make certain worked out for the best. Meanwhile, unbeknownst Larry searching for his father. Dustin believes that rides her fears that Tyler refused permission to do put blanks in the gun when Delia got an out-of-town Dina has picture Eric to anyone. Lars has man- film series on prison brother Catlin Ted con- Karen and John only cared could be assassination Gregory ordered them job Joe sends Siobhan ajl made for her in Europe target and agrees to help in sent to his apartment. about him because of his EDGE OF NIGHT: Pro- killed The microfilm was Ihelove letters he wrote to campaign Police '•close When Ashley sees portrait fortune Paul hyper- grammed to kill Preacher, returned to Scorpio and all her while he was away for case of Mrs Mills s death signed "To Dina, Love. ventilates when told of Jodie pulls gun when he realize that Grant saved the previous year but the hoslager' lives and the didn't mail Siobhan is Eric." sfte Is startled. Pat- touched and wants to see ti and Danny decide to microfilm as well. # Joe. but learns he's out of Gl'IDING LIGHT: continue a close friendship the country. Siobhan de- MOVIE TIMETABLE Bradley is fired by Warren Paul and Jazz hired to stop cides to move out of Bill's for brandishing a gun An shoplifting at Lauren's apartment enraged Bradley rapes father's store, and the first Infofrnntion tor Ihe move limo- CINEMA I - RED BANK MOVIES I - table is provided by (heater op«r Educal.ng Riia |PG) 7 00 9 30 Rumble Fish (Rl 7 30 9 30 Beth Ed's hand surgery is culprit is Lauren. Paul alors Since movies are subfeel to CINEMA It — SEARCH FOR TOMOR- successful. Eli continues agrees not to tell Lauren's change >1 is recommended thai The Big Chill |R| 7 30 9 30 RED BANK MOVIES II - ROW: Brian accidentally readers call ihe theater lo confirm HI 3S DHIVt IN — Educating Rila (PG) 7 20 9 30 his murderous plan, with fa'her this time Doug bets correel limes SHREWSBURY shoots Martin and is filled Richard Pryori Here A Now (Rl his next target Henry Victor that Victor can not 7 00 10 40 Blue Thunder IR| 8 50 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I with guilt. Blaming MONMOUTH COUNTY HOWELL Chamberlain and the Lewis get an ordinary job Victor ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP The Big Chill IRI 8 00 10 00 Kristen. Brian tells her if STRATHMORE CINEMA I - TOWN - children Eli plants a bomb takes on the bet. and using Mr Mom (PG) 7 30 9 30 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II she hadn't tried to protect M- Mom (PGl 7 30 9 20 COUNTRY - in Billys car. and then has the name "Vernon STRATHMORE CINEMA II - Risky Business |R| 7 30 9 30 Dead Zone IRI 7 45 9 45 Warren, he'd have been Risky Business |R) 7 IS 9 IS KEVPORT SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III Henry's medication Nelson." gets a job at a ASBURV PARK able to get to Jo sooner BAY CINEMA - changed at hospital diner. Angry at Kevin. HEW 4TH AV THEATER - Theater closed All Ihe Right Moves (R) 7 30 9 30 Wendy tries to get Warren Inspirations (XXX) 7 30 1000 LONG BRANCH MIDDLESEX COUNTY Rick decides to tell Kevin Foxholes (XXX) B45 EDISON l.OVING: Billy finds let- to divorce Suzi and marry LONG BRANCH MOVIES I - that Victor, not Kevin, is PARK CINEMA - Never Say Never Again (PG) 7 IS MENLO PARK CINEMA I — tor Lorna wrote about her. but he says she's self- Body Love (XXX) & Lydia Lace 9 40 Richard Pryor s Here & Now |R> Victoria's father. (XXX) Boln continuous Irom 12. LONG (RANCH MOVIES II - 2 00. 3 55. 5 50 7 45 9 40 ltoug and Rita Mae fooling centered Lloyd tells Steve noon to lip m Richard Pryors Here A Now (R| MENLO PARK CINEMA II — around Billy tells Rita he's not his father Warren ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 7 30. 9 30 The Big Chill |R) 2 00. 3 SS. 5 50 ATLANTIC CINKMA ATLANTIC CINEMA - MIDDLETOWN - 7 45. 9 40 Mae 'to leave Mike and pleads with Kristen not to ATLANTIC HHWUUen »1-ei4a Mr Worn (PGl 7 30 9 15 WOOOBRIDGE UA MIDDLETOWN I — Norcen's divorce papers EATONTOWN Never Say Never Again |PG) 1 00 CINEMA I - ALL MATS Sl.00 COMMUNITY I - 7 00. 9 30 Never Say Never Again (PG) 2 00 filed and they decide to -— 563 4141 Under Fire |R) 7 15 9 40 4 30. 6 00 8 00 10 00 UA MIODLETOWN II - steer clear of one another Otrathmore Twin COMMUNITY II - Dead Zone IR| 1 15 7 30 g 30 CINEMA II- Going Beterh |R| 7 30 9 20 UA MIDDLETOWN IV — All Ihe Rrghl Moves (R) 2 00 4 00 ONE LIFE TO LIVE: HIGHWaT 14 iiVnol'lli FREEHOLD Under Fire |R| 1 00. 7 15 9 30 6 00 8 00 10 00 ALL SEATS '2.00 FREEHOLD QUAD I - UA MIDDLETOWN V - SOMERSET COUNTY Delilah refuses to accept The Big Chill (Ft) 7 ?5 o 30 Brainstorm (PGl 1 15 7 30 9 30 SOMERSET Michael Kealon TerlGarr FREEHOLD QUAD It — UA MIDDLETOWN VI — RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I - Richard Pryors Here & Now |R| Richard Pryoi s Here & Now |R| Richard Pryors Here A Now |R| 7 2S 9 25 1 00. 7 30 9 30 7 40 9 40 FREEHOLD OUAO III - UA MIDDLETOWN VII - RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II - All Ihe Right Moves |R| 7 15 9 40 Going Beserh IR) 1 15. 7 45 9 45 Dead Zone (R) 7 30 9 30 FREEHOLD QUAD IV - OCEAN TOWNSHIP MPAA RATINGS Never Say Never Again {PGl 7 15 SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I - O — General audiences 9 40 Never Say Never Again (PG) 7 30 PO — All ages (Parental guidance RT 9 CINEMA I — 9 45 • uggasled) Educating Rild IPGI 7 35 9 20 SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II - R — Restricted (Peraona under 17 RT « CINEMA II - Richard Pryors Here & Now |R| not admitted unless accom- M0NLUT IS OOIIAR NIGHT Brainstorm [PGl 7 20 9 20 8 00'10 00 panied by perent or Adult RT 9 CINEMA III - MIDDLE8ROOK I - guardian) Dead Zone (R) 7 35 9 35 Mr Mom |PG| 7 20 9 20 X — Adulta only. 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SSTU dessert and beverage VJnKjVJ 2 MVNMTON inan4 Cf eU WTtl ALL THE RIGHT MOVES IN CMtkU MOM THUM 1 KI«t« HOeOKIH til llOl THE DEAD ZONE M MKRTS CUTE* SPECIALS ftr Hnr*M.fa. IIMW aiooaaniLCJUCU CWMAD >•.«S• FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART BRAINSTORM IBS ruTMAN wwaaaluwiiua-un 55 years & older WELCOME EVERYONE tm-iHuw-i itixu aanStMefne* SSnBWBTIM | Bring your own Wine tV Beet] • Chicken & Rice 3.45 • Flounder Fillet 3.95 VNDER FIRE u Taking Reservations For Holiday Parttts EDUCATING RITA » • Hoasl Befil 4.50 e R0a5| Turkey 3.95 78 Oceanport Ave. • Long Branch em-THem-i.tu THE BW CHILL IB • GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE • . 571-0770 tfacross Ihe street from Bar Bombay) I UM&l TOMS N EANUTS MONDAY ociOBrn 31 1961 The DailyRegirtu B9 ACM HAtLOWEEN I SIT IN TWIS YEAR I KNOW WHAT WAS THAT? I DENNIS THE MENACE THIS PUMPKIN PATCH HE'S 6OIN6T0C0ME! HEARP A NOISE! 15 IT? IT IS'! 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LOWEEZY? MARY WORTH "Woit right here, Daddy, and hide behind the tree." MAY&E SHE'S Of IE / UNDERSTAND EVE'S X OF THAT RARE < IF THAT'S TRUE &REED KNOWN IDAL ARTHUR &KANTLEY POURS OUT YOUR HOROSCOPE HIS WOES Ml BY STELLA WILDER Barbara Reltieddes, actress; Yves nothing deter you Irom keeping MONDAY, OCT. 31 Monland and David Ogden Stiers. appointments early in the day if actors. you wish— success later in the day To sec what is in store for you ARIES (March 21-April 191- A Born today, you are extremely tomorrow, find your birthday and fondness for activity a bit beyond energetic and may, ultimately, find read the corresponding paragraph your capabilities may lead you to your energy to be almost as much THE WIZARD OF ID Let your birthday star be your an exceptional victory during pin of a drawback as an asset You are daily guide TAl'Rl'S (April 20-May 201- inclined to pour as much of TUESDAY. NOV. I Discontent must not be allowed to yourself and your reserves n[ SCORPIO (Ocl. 23Nov, 211- show in your face or actions If il strength and stamina into the Take carp that a lack of .infeir does, you will defeat yourself trivial project as into the vital The roatldn is not interpreted as indif consequence is thai you waste a GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- ference on your part Show Optimistio decisions may appear great deal of your resources on interest what is essentially unimportant foolish today, but they will have This leaves you with less than you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Drc. proven worthwwhile by tomorrow would otherwise have for things 21)— You will win the day if you evening. basic to your happiness, your will be more assertive in terms of LEO (July 33-Aug. 22)- Be physical survival and your mental expressing your opinions openly reasonable when deciding Issues health CAPRICORN iDec 22 Jan. 191- having to do with romance; other- Keep standards up even as you go wise emotion may inspire a bad Time may teach you to conserve about the business of com move. ANDYCAPP your energy, it will never, how- nierriali/ing an art form Consult VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22)- Chil- ever, teach you to strive for one • others dren and animals influence your I WASMASlCTOtWV, , goal at a time Manageable aims PUREfWAQIC.'I BUNDED) AQIARUS Man 20-Feb. 18)- day for good or ill. depending upon EM WITH SCIENCE —.'> would insure your success, as it is Your magnetic personality may how you react to emergencies regardless of your talent and draw to you one whom you would LIBRA iSepl. 23-Ocl. 221- Your BARCON ME R3R abilities, success is always ques- rather not be associated with philosophical turn of mind leads to INTERRUPTING, tionable. PET-HOW < Avoid a commitment the kind of decision thai brings Also born on (his dale are: PISCES I Feb. 19-March 20I-- Let calm and optimism to others BRIDGE ADVICE BLONDIE I'M SELLING ' THE y RE X ' C'MON IMSIDE \ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD West assumed that declarer South dealer AND WE'LL TALK ) PRESCRIPTION GUARANTEECM When you don't know what's would win the second trick with North-South vulnerable eVEGLASSGS going on, ask yourself whether or the ten of diamonds lo lead clubs NORTH not your opponent is a sensible from the dummy if her clubs were 0863 human being and has acted reason - headed by the K-J. West therefore <5>KQ10974 ably. stepped up with the ace of clubs 01032 West won the first trick with the and led another trump. *8 king of spades and resisted the Now South could ruff only one temptation to continue with a low club in the dummy and had lo lose a WEST EAST ipade. second club trick and her contract. • KQ102 •AJ975 Since the hand was being played DAILY QUESTION A J 97 5"? A 5 2,0 86 • A76 4>K53 pionship between England and the • K 5 3. You bid one spade, partner Netherlands, all of the players responds two diamonds, and you were sensible. South's bidding bid two spades. Partner then bids SOUTH made sense only if she had freakish three spades. The opponents pass • 4 eCUOOL? DO YOU distribution, such as two six-card What do you say? <7None HAVE A suits. OAKQJ75 DIPLOMA ANSWER: Pass. According tc RIGHT SWITCH standard bidding melhuds. the raise AQJ10942 If so, it might be vftal to reduce lo three spades is invitational, not South Wtil North EMI dummy's ruffing power. West forcing. You art expected to go on 10 Pass IV therefore led a trump at 'he second only if you have substantial 5 a} Pass 5 0 All Pass trick. South won and led the nine of strength that your bidding has not clubs, giving West another prob- disclosed. Since you have no lem. such strength, pass. Opening lead - • K HI AND LOIS HAGAR WELL, IT'S BETTER 1 I'AA SURE (3L/AP I ME Too, YOU I HATE IT i Mo WATER rrl STUDIED HARD ^ THEY TALK" FOR TriArJ r4OTHlrJ&..- J (WE ONE CHANCE LEFT? TWO PRY, SALTY IN SCHOOL TO LEARN OUR BENEFIT BISCUITS 10ft THEY SHOW VOW. PUT ^ DON'T NEEP IT. WE THOSE ARE MV EVES RBX'S JACKET CUT UP PETRA TELL THE OLD MAN WE SOKEP WITH BLOOD J0CK6T TO VOU8. AAV MOUTH \6 POWIM CFBOM A 0OAT) TOOK /WrVlH SAVING A TIGER THE N REX OFF. THAT'LL ATE YOU. HEHA& JACKET.! FINISH HIM. A FATAL HEART ATTACK.. 5EIWON TAKES OVER 51 Help Wanted B10 The Daily Register MONDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1933 51 244 Tlnlon F«tj> 250 Olh.r Public Notice* LOST - Toy coMa, brown 8 CAAMCW WANTED — For _ CatOntown. Mon- PROCESS MAIL AT HOME! oop. their or any of their suc- Family's heart broken Ceil moulh leech area Can Andna PUBLIC NO' ceeeors in right title and interest Days 2*1-0313 Eva* A MI-4000. EM M» 75 par hundred' No exp Part or jiven lo all and the Stale ol New Jeraey. for Weekends S42-4MS Hewer 0 lowing approval w n truck uH-time Slart immediately De- (self and on behalf ol the De- sioo n — " * Classified tails sand seil-addreeaed •guiar meeting/ ol the Tlnton partment of Defense carpenters helper 10 ML ax- lamped envelope lo C.R t lit. Falls Planning Hoard on Octobai LOST — Blue Mere! Sheitte, 1 yr Saturday I 30 A M T0 1230PM m Holmd»l PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on pertenoe. Alterations, layouts. Phooa542-1700 D*ivB30AM ToSPM • O Box 4ft. Stuart FUj 334*6 IB. 1M3 he 16th day of November. 1M3 o*d. answers lo the name of Prin- etc. Humaon area Call 957-0573 NOTICf 09 HEARING Hovbill. Block 124 14. Lot 3 t nine o clock in the forenoon cess In vicinity Ol LiWe Stiver 630 so 7 pm Notice la hereby given that lha Section 2, Phase 4, Final Major prevailing time, or as soon there- Reward Call 747-6487 after 3, Si HtlpW«Vnitn vember 30, 1081 waa introduced re upon COOPER. HARRIS. ng a professional service, timely P Toomey, has lost my saving leave benefits Starting Nov Licensed or unlicensed sales as- 3n mulli A chief presses, days In lend resumes and work tem- said raport may present against by Mayor and Council of the 1ICKSON BUERMANN. CAMP account passbook. account 26th 1063 Submit latter ol ap- and under- standable and cares sociates to join our MIDDLE- I BOYD, plaintiff's attorneys, South Amboy area 721-2959 ples to Jane Foderaro. City Edi- Ihe confirmation o' such Borough of Tinlon Falls on Oct #01-210-2-00000-469-6 If found plication A resume to. Robert A nothing about herself/himself. TOWN taaml PART-TIME - M/F work Irom assessments and to take further 1 1963 and on Ocl 25, 1983 whose address la 250 Beiievua ZoJkiewtcr Superintendent except self-education for im- CALL NOWIt or. Box O 408 The Dally Regis- and other action that msy be as finally adopted and ap- Avenue P O Bo* 780. Upper please notify First National slate home on telephone program er Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Bank. SeaPort branch, or myself HtgMends Elementary School. proved service Send resume You may be qualified for a Earn up to $25 to S100 per week, deemed appropriate and proper proved by Ihe Mayor Montclair. New Jersey 07043. an 1200/ month car allowance Ware Equal Opportunity Em- mswer to the amended com- 671-5441 Nawesink Ave , Highlands. N J ind salary requirements to depending on lime available ptoyers M/F The raport above referred to >fi Irving Cohan, Mayor 07732 Apply before No* 3. Clark. Lane A Co . 2517 Hwy 35, Another benefit it up to 70% now on file in the office of the Jerome S Reed, Borough Clark plaint died m a civil action, in Flexible hours Call 747-6688 or I960 Equal Opportuni- Btdg G . Manasquan N J commissions Ware not good 563-7648 REAL ESTATE SALES — W» Township Clerk tor examination Oct 31 S6 12 h Horizon Credltcorp. a cor- because we re Better Homes A by parties interested therein ;oration of the Stale ol New Jar- 9 Special Notices ty/Affirmative Action Employer 08736 have 2 position! available lor Gardens we re Better Homes A censed sales people increase JOHN P WADINLJTON ley is plaintiff, and Dona L HALLOWEEN COSTUMES - Gardens because were the PART-TIME 247 Regional Notices Miller. Harry B Millar and John your potential-call Darrah As Township Clerk Adult A children to rent or buy, CLERK TYPIST — Part- BESTft NO EXP NECESSARY ocutes, Shrewsbury. 741-3338 DATED Ocl 10 1983 NOTICE OF W OUara are defendants reasonable, call 739-0220 uma/Full-time non-smoking of- Just a bright telephone manner lending in the Superior Court of HOMEMAKERS! All inquiries are confidential Oct 31 Nov 7 $24 48 CONTRACT AWARDED lice diversified dunes Good Reply to Louise Ligalo 671-1000 We're an ending media com- THE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Jew Jersey, Chancery Division typing A spelling a must Must be pany in Ihe area and we're look- Monmoulh County and bearing GIFTED PSYCHIC You nave Ihe experience we've 226 Holmdel - HIGHLANDS SEWERAGE flexible Send resume to Clerk been looking for We are seeking Berg Realtors ng tor you This position otters REAL ESTATE HOLMDEL AUTHORITY (lha Authority ) )ocfcet No F-6358-B3 within MRS. SYLVIA Typist Position, Electro Impluee 'Good part-time income 'es we are hiring 671-8833 NOTICE TO BIDDERS has awarded a Contract without hirty-l.ve |36) days aMer Ocl 31 READER A ADVISOR Labatory Inc P O Box 670 Red people to provide homes far re- Better Homes & •Incentives Why not join America a No 1 top HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP competitive bidding tor pro- 983 exclusive ol such dale If On All Problems of Life Bank. NJ 07701 Equal Op- tarded parsons Gardens >Close lo home seller Century 21 Ability Rlty . Fuel Oil leatlonal services pursuant to Proposed 9/19/83 Corrected 10/27/83 51 Ht*» Wanted DwntttlcHt)l» MercMndlse MercMndlM MONDAY OCTOBER 3V 1983 SALES — $— our ad u M hh«** p ««nto«todd CCwilury 21 HOU»£ WORKER - 4 help with Hrtof for Sal* Co—M A9»no SAdUORTOAQES UlTAR - Elec Mempfwa A*W Same Joy aacit*o»-tow rotoa ARI — vwn 7 carvidgee pa*d DAXEY TURBO JET — Whirlpool 71 Mtrchandls* Mtrchandlst Merchandise SALES — W* an hooking lor tui lee A Yamaha JXiS HOUSECLIANCR - 00 IIIIHI $i« Antique toe th with automabc Umet, uaed ampwisi. beet one* W-2O44 or pon-tlm* h«lp tor MIM W to clean large home * Console TV, $10- Pine cof- paMl S200. now tlOO tor Sal* for Salt for Sal* dock iwork Apply in porton, "•* i Fn 11 am-Spm Musi 4 Financial ConSSCits M table, lift Twin metres*. and Decker HOO 13 in OUlTAR - Peevey P-M with •"•*»•«•*• houaeclee*Ur>g Surroy tuDSOQ*. Rod Ban* 7 Main Si , Marlboro 0 747-0770 after t p.m ngte edge shrub 6 badge trim- aae good cond . $175 MOVING SALE - H" color con. DING GLASS DOOR - 5. WASHER - GE rebuilt <1H •MM fWt required Must know 740-1610 sola N 3 piaca living room aat 2 ; cond used Interior $125 with full warranty Ca« Eaioniown BASTS WHITE CMS - * mat- B42 8141 afier 6 SCHOOL VAN DRIVER — P.M.. 2 lo clean 4 handle fine toe 115 TV stand targe. 12 step tablet A coHee table Small Qerege door, overhead 9 wtih V A Appliances 542-0400 ryatals 4 China Supervision of A DIRECT LENDER aee. in good oend (or aale $35 1 — Flying Vee w.tn nra par day HcwtM p**tarr«d .arge record holder. 11 micro-wave oven 26* lawn valet hardware $60 463 7671 WASHER A DRVER PORTABLE yr old boy required at Mmee Co* afka# 4 30. 2S4-OS22 GRANITE MTQ. roughl iron floor lamp $• 3- eavey amp Week days after (Soars Model) Also house — Soars lady Kenmore. hoevy ust like animals Salary com- NOW TIRES - P206/75R14 on CENTER BALDWM PIANO — Upright, y UtMe lamp $5 CaH 10 TaT-MIT plants No reasonable offer re- harvest goM 3 yrs Otd. SECRETARIAL POSITION - Ac M wheati. ISO paw Low Ratoe cherry. 1700 Bunk beds oak f.Ttrr AMMOND ORGAN — a bench fused CaH 642-6817 .ctcond $275 791-22M live reel eeiate 4 investment firm wrth mattreea and spring. $100 741-ran OMAN NEEDED - For chttd SECOND MORTOAQES R124. take new $2500 Phone.- clerical 4 typing bach )ek emaH deek and bookcase SK TOP — OHveW Copta a'a 4 domestic help tor buai- To $260,000 741-9272 NOW TIRES - 2 Mtchehn X WASHER/DRYER - Weal ground neceeeary Salary oper $29 Go-carl. 2 aoator. 4 n p 00. photocopier like new with MUST SELL - 5 piece bedroom ess couple in Belto«d Please Fined rate up to 19 yrs radials 165-14 practically nghousa, lull sue can ba to experience Aah lor Alan o _ • $200 AH tn oxc cond 10 service contract WOO or AVE — An unwented item or set $100 Full sue mattress exc iaw Mounted A balanced on tacked front toad used 2 ft* . call Ms. Hupy or Diana, 0 to 5 FIRST MORTGAGES Kathy. T47-0111 2*T-3321 I offer Call 741 6769 you d like 10 sen? An ad this cond $50 566 5199 Dodo* whoata tM Call 100 Ask lor Jack 642-1410 —-tdays. 661 1550 30-yr Itaed rate f tor 10 daya ju«t $6 Call The MUST SELL — 3-piece Colonial 41-Q174 daya "ECRfTARV - Weekend pos- For prompt service 741-5551 BALDWIN SPINET PIANO - XSKS. FILES - Tablea. chart, agialer Classified 542-1700 Irving room $'5 ition awaMabta tn reel eeiaie office orege cabinet*, computer I Situations or wail us at •hogany. good instrument OT WATER HEATER - AO in MkhUMown E«p pr«f*fr»c *' . office equip. etc at Call 264-1466 Rebuilt 16 Weei Front St Rod Bank CaH 53O-S3M after 6pm 4 Sat propane gas energy sav- NOW TIRES - 2 radmis but nol required Forr furtfw Ml. Wanted Female Sun. arty lima bargain prices New or uaed or G E lull warrant, $166 Ca* Available 7 Days a Weak g 50 gal A-1 cond $150frm OAK DRESSER COLONIAL - 65/70 SR13 with Toyota wheats tormeeon call 9 am -2 pm •tontown T V 542-0400 1 CHILD CARE -For p.ece <* ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS AC DESK OUTLET 1709 Ri Eac cond $90 bathroom van- * We have Immediate positions avail- We o'fer a caree* OPDOIL.'" I> " Reia ng to* able In our new location for First e»pe'ie"ncea a^a >ne»pe"encec r>c - 0uf store managers acnieved me" DOS>! ors Dy Cook, Second Cook, Line Cook, food promotion trorr w.imr the C6mpa- i servers, bussers, dishwashers, cock- Das! i9 years' NiCHOlS is a pear • Business Directory ( 1 tail servers, bartenders, hosts, host- company o 'ering an euceiient salary ana co" - esses and bookkeeper. Benefits in- pei-i've ir.ige bceH package A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES clude group insurance, paid vaca- It you have a proven trach record or believe tions, and the opportunity for recog- you can build one with us -we want to hear IJOTI you 5»5 nition and advancement. Apply in 420 Appliance Repair 490 Decorating & Home »35 Light Mauling Please forward a detailed resume including KEROSENE HEATER SERVICE Detlgn EDDIES PAINTING ft POWER person Monday-Friday from 12 noon- salary history in strict confidence to — $10 06 • perta New wick, Improvements WASHING — EHp«n ctattiman FOR BEAUTY 4 ENERGY — 5pm at Qarcla's ol Scottsdale, 308 igniter 1 baltenei art in- BEN'S INDUSTRIAL - Residsn- inMnor A ••••no* For u— MII Traal window* with Kirech mini tial & Business clean-out service mat* call EddW a) 671-4403 Personnel Director stalled Plus cleaning of healer KRUSIS CONSTRUCTION - Route 35, Eatontown, NJ 07724. blinds, shades, etc Freemeeeur- quick. dependable service, For feel HDKI. call Haxtel Ap- Complete building A reno- S E Nichols me boiler a furnace removal Free MORGAN P~Cbu6~JR pliance Service. 9 Onto Df . Hai- ng Very special prices-service Rt 34 & Lloyd Rd vations new 1 old kitchens, in- Wat(p«p«ring Painttng & Plaster aqull opportunity employer rrt/l lel 739-O0M Ol 9M-5M1 741-6038 estimates 503-0830. teriors, etc 741-1060 R»t»r»ncoM Provided 747-8782 Aberdeen. N j 07747 525 Driveway CLEANING. YARDS — Cellars. 609 Instruction i. Iree estimates 695 Plumbing A REFRIGERATORS FREE2ERS Conetructlon - Defiumldlfleri aerviced t re- KREATIVE KILN — Evening Heating paired Commercial Of residen- JPAVE a SAVES — del driveway ceramic clasaea now forming tial REASONABLE Call V Tihal resurfaced repaired Seal- Leonardo are* Just call CLEAN YARDS ALL TYPES - Oil A gas. no Join. 739-0478 coating Work guaranteed 291-0234 lor further Inlormetion Catlsrs. sttics 1 gsragea credit necessary Free dey-mghi Join, Charlaa Stanley Jr. n\-4t/j% Free estlmstes • - mottat Call 264-5S93 2* 444 Bathroom 615 Janitorial 741-2149 YOUNG PLUMBER - Looking to 565 Fireplace* A O-n-0 MAINTENANCE COLLEGE STUDENT — With Remodeling 1 fix ok) pipes Low ratee. satisfac- Woodatovea Office cleaning reck body truck, hauling awey of Ceramic Til* 542-4570 branches a debris, moving, odd tion Quarsnteed Ray 739-4346 a leader FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES fobs. Free estimates 842-0920 Lie No 1455 Chimneys, brick hearths A walla Jn retailing PARTIAL TO COMPLETE — t Brick, atone, block, concrete 625 Landscaping ceramic tile, new 4 repairs.. 715 Roofing Repairs J Black. 291-0037 & Lawn Care AUTO SERVICE MANAGER 741-4072 or 280-0397 650 Masonry a Skiing WOOD COAL ST0VE8 - Flre- ALS LAWN t LANDSCAPE BOB ERICKSONS - Rainbow WANTED place inserts from. 1250 2legfer SERVICE - Hardens rolotllled Service 445 Cabinet Making Sidmg-RooNng Reroofing. re- Bros. 04 Frenaau Ave. Complete lawn and landscape CAMPANELLA MASONARV — Must Have RETIRED CARPENTER - Seat pairs gutters 23 irr • of Mr vice Malawan Hardwood blks S75. service Rets available Fireplaces, wood stoves, patios. Ing email and medium sue lobe. load 566-6210 405-0150 steps, sidewealks. chimneys, fr— cellmates 741-5707 or 1. Minimum 5 yrs. Experience Auto Ser- new a repair work. Free ast FALL ROOFING SPECIAL AUTO SERVICE MECHANICS A ZEEK CONTRACTING INC - 048-9230 or 741-1507 Flbowglcu. 149 per sq inslal- 595 Home Lawns graded a sseded. shrub- vice ted, insured 542-5028or tfl30 bery. RR flee, stone drive* MASONRY — Chimneys, patios, 2 Minimum 3 yrs. Experiencejn Man- THE CAREFUL CARPENTER Improve menta Underground leader drama. steps, sidewalks Brick and Must Have Own Tools ADDITIONS — Carpentry, re- Complete home Improvements 747-0055 stonework 201-4004 720 Sawing agement John Jorinalon 12 years eip modeling, total home improve- Machine free estimates ments CaH 671-4109. CHESEKS LAWN SERVICE — Experienced: 3 Must Know How lo Manage Auto Ser- edging, trimming. tall 665 Ma«»ag* ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS — Rapalra p Call 707-1570. HOLISTIC HEALTH CENTER - vice Center 447 Carpentry Deetgn a. planning service Foun- SEWING MACHINES'— Serviced Kneads you. Men/women 24-hr Front End Alignment dalfcne. concrete, aheetrock COMPLETE LAWN RENO- special 042.7565. A Repairs Also rteavy duty used, Vincent Oer\tlle. 222-2916 VATION — Thatching (power blind Btltch A overedge Call THE CAREFUL CARPENTER ALTERATIONS — Dormers, re- rakingl. ding. 741-7445 Tune Up BENEFITS Complete home Improvements fertilUlng. Fuulry Insured 660 Mlacellaneou* plecement windowa. total re- SEWINQ MACHINES - Service John Johnston Joseph r Landscaping DOES YOUR CAR NEED A - modeling service Cell 671-0499 epairs Also r*eevv-duty used, Brakes Ph 741-6702 free eetlmelee S*aV0470l New Vinyl Top? Call Oeorge ALUMINUM — Vinyl. Its* sM- blind stitch A overedge Call 1. Excellent Starting Salary , (671-3630 alter 5 30 p m | LAWN BARON LAWN SERVICE 741-744$ 450 Carpet Cleaning Ing Replacement windows, RollaDhB Experienced 2. Liberal Discount Pruyram complete remodeling service - Fall renovations a lawn care at A-1 EXPERT Carpel Cleaning — lowest prwesl 222-7230 740 Tm Sarvlcaa 3. Paid Vacation Uphotesery cleaning Reaeonable ~ell 071-S100. 665 Moving A BENEFITS All ratee. Morrla Hoffman. 747-0200 HOME IMPROVEMtN 1 S TOP SOIL — Clean, loamy, or- Storag* Hl-C 4. Paid Blue Cross Blue Shield & Maior Ouauty Work, tree estimates ganic Will deliver Holmdel priaaes. 45' lltt truck. to| clearing 1 Excellent Starling Salary and TEACHERS MOVING INC ->• hauling, dumping Iree ett Re- Medical Chrts Yuro 201-4001 Firms. 264-O923 or 204-0013 465 Carpet Initaltatlon Or ojmalt Hcemtd and insured liable Insured B42-0920 Incentive Program 5. Paid Lite Insurance Program HOME RENOVATIONS — In- 630 Legal Service* Fr*w oNtimatoN, Fair WOODY 9 TREE SERVICE JIM'S CARKT INSTALLATION teftof/eBtertor Kltehene my 2 Discount Program 530-1133 Tree A Shrub trimming A re- 6. Opportunity to Grow with Major Dept. - SaMe. cleaning, re-lays, re- specialty HarokJ O'Brien. NAVESINK ASSOC - No moval Fully insured Free esii< 3 Paid Blue Cross & Blue Shield slrelchee 1 repalis 2«4«177 571 9759 ev laull'unconlested drvorcea WSO 680 Painting & Store complete CaH 530-0548 Paparhanglng msle» S3O-t812 4. Paid Life Insurance Program JOHN ROESINO 756 Typing Service S Paid Vacations Bring Resume and see Mr. Reid between 468 Chimney Sweept Interior /exterior home repairs 636 Light Hauling ALL AROUND PAINTING AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP Certificate of Occupancy work 1 HOUSES - Oeragee. yard > Interior, exterior, speckling OAK HILL - Secretarial Ser 10 A.M.-3:30 P.M. Frolisilonii work, maored gutters cleaned out a hauasd poetchtno aheelioch 4 plaster Ino Typing, word pro' APPLY IN PERSON CM anytime. 741.5600 No K* too email away Mini dcmolmons reeaonebie. Watty's Peinling >g. photocopying 79 Oak 201-IMI eve*. • A ' 747-0102. Hill Rd . Middtetown 747-7066 S.E. NICHOLS INC. S.E. NICHOLS, INC. Rt. 34 & Lloyd Rd. fit 34 & Lloyd Rd Aberdeen N J u7747 Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 an f qua/ Opportunity tmptoyv WO AuteHerUle NO AutettofMle B12 MONDAY. OCTOBER 31 1983 111 RMUIt tervka/Parti CAOrLLAC 1»7J — Sedan DeMI- FOKO OALAXT 1971 — Oood LVMOUTH SUTiLLITl Itn - 1 owner 36 000 m^. 4-jJr. venaporujkon iasking lUj-eaJl LOMO MUNCH MO SANK IAAN0R COMOO- UUSTANO COUK tM god cond MM* MOO Can•rarlpra 71 M MwrclwilM •t AM.nr mm A B»t. »- For MO, t |M. • cyl ^i»M aller 6 p •* Uh 6 bMh Mr Mi tkm p*u lot jkOaVLAC CONVMTHl-t IM FOflD LTD WAOOM 197* - A*r •0 47.0M mi. M m.*« pt. IMSt u* 10 1t70 i. 47.100 ml otlg il hi AM/FM 6 TWINBROOK 4 M an taraoad Call AC. good rubbe* new brakes lee UtiT Can' John MtOOLETOWN — Sal. Oet 29. 9 STAMPS — 41-701 7J.O*mt. aak^ng $600 Be i-7|yp to 4. Sun . Oct 30 1 p m to 4tor the VILLAGE (TOW TO MNT - HM vsl MSIANK UAMOO C0NOO — t7Jt1g- CaM 630-1946 C#*Her, rteer many apis 6 new CADILLAC 1t74 - Oood cond , lt7p.iw.Jt1. ^VUOUTH DUSTVt 1971 - 6- pm.BM.Nov 5,8to4pm Bun GARDEN APTS. M IM W —O MMM . I I- 16*0 HONOA 70CC AH powered low asking price FORD MAVEWCK 1970 yf. PS. looks anal rwta sood. Nov 6, from 1pm lo 4 p m 12TURN YOU* DtAMONM INTO contfos Weal tor drugs variety. $2*0 orb • 3 eU'iaasa kam UK Mod E 222-000. mm MWwi t M, - 741-ttn usteee $1400 7«7-riiaatter Acker Dr DOLLARS - Convert OM Jew- n mmmis epersmenss Heel otwd. Can S~ 30 iiuMMnimi. liu b ACM I AC CUSTOM 1M0 - Sa- RK> SANK — Sal 6 Sun . Nov $ elry to CMA DON PON'S JEW- 1 MS HONDA V4» UAQNA - FORD MAVERiCK 1973 - Oood LYMOUTH VIP FLKIY 1H6) - ELERS WiM Buy Irom pnvaM WO MO OM T41-«7M ver Flaetwood Brougham t A 6 Knttre contfo turmeninga 10 — TUK 109 Buildings/ •0 oc. MOO ml > mM OM. _/. aac oond.. loeded cond P8, 6 cyt $480 Call after »ana.. PS/tHVAC. nase Ml lfli-3 p m 90 Tower HiU f> oft owner a and eatatee ANTKXiC mu»l Ml. MkM (MOO44 .500 ml.. I10.6O0 firm 6 p m . 948-3474 I. 642-4006 aller Thurs CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW- Qaragoa tent scheota. OeMn'fownerwp FORD FAIRLANL 1M6 — *e ELRY DESIGNED 799 River Rd WAREHOUSE FOR MfNT - In SHREWSBURY - Pine t Faw Haven N J 642^2.7 Highway 39. Oafchurst Shadow Lak . KAWASAKI ATC KLTMO - UUfM LT 1676 - Aulo conditioned engine A trans LYMOUTM desk, modern bedroom Re)d Sank 2200 sq fl $660 per •k« Village MM. IM <".. MM Ml Can mieeton, 2-dr PS aulo $600 WANTED — OM wall oven A 31-4923 542-0812 AOULT. WOT MTWBICM" T •1-H»4 AC. AU/FM OoooVlcn couch, mkrors alereo A much counter top range ... 7« area, emeu V6U.700 CaH 566-70M after 7pm more! Make us an ofler' Nov 4 A NION BEACH — 1 bedroom INonUM 5S!\. •71-47*1 ' OARAGE WITH ELEC HONDA CM IM eces IVING ROOM SET - Sola babysit in my home, any age Fr — White Wesunghouse 1 yr oil Call 767-40)2 ung oven, avocado like new $300 Call 84?-7682 ELECTRIC DRYER - Fr.g.dan hair 6 ottoman Colonial style UPHOLSTERER tight till Sunday Ca"alil 29'1-30! 6 •a $75 $500 lor both Call 530-9623 plus assorted corning pots ;B — floyco. 40 channel, base arthtone comfortable $300 Caj. ti.r i 530-6164 RAILROAD TIES — Nat STOVE COAL- 2 TON 9f $250 Cai 739-0834 tation with antenna and 2 mob 583-0048 after 6pm GAS 747-2663 eosoied 6x6*8 $5 65 7.7. For sale reasonable • LEAD SING 50 PINES & SPRUCES— 12 to mta with antennae $350 ETHAN ALLEN - Coffee an LIVING ROOM SET - 2 BWiva $7 90 Pressure-treated in Call 787-4012 VALET PARKING - house ER/PERCUSSlONlST — Foi 24". woodburmng atove. gat End tables. $70 each Bli chairs. maMbie top cocktail 495-2005 61618 SB 25 7»7»6 $9 90 K ATTENDANTS kaapmg parsoi nal needed F terly with the band Slat Door lurnance well pump tank drapaa. tnpple $25 2 ting 2 end tables 6 comooe $400 TAPES FOR ATARI 2600 - CHARMING - Solid oak dmm sales la> 800-523-8707 Deliver nme 4 part-time available, in Jack' interested in joining • and iat motor, tires Call 1, $10. each. 291-9114 Call 739-1627 Prices range $3 to $12 Ca table with 2 leaves A 6 chair Monmouth Beach area Pleas labliahed club or weddin 291-1427 RANGE - Gas like new $15 291-3227 nearly new, lass than 3 mo old TO WORK PART-TIME call 747-5S66 between 6 a band Call Rudy. 739-4679 any FENCING MATTRESSES - Must sell ove Washing machine. $35 '' Ca < WOOD CANISTERS — 120 $800 Call 787-2167 TILT TRAILER - Naw 150 p m , Mon thru Fn Locust posts oak board CC 000 name brands mattresses 946-0723 'W roof carrier. $20 4 kitche pressure-treated posts >ov springs 6 sleepei 4x6 converts to 6>8 $700 Ca WAITER/WAITRESS - E»pd LOVING MOTHER - Wishea t •ood chairs $20 1 leisure rock ds Premium Slip-Boa resses Ail sues such si Seaiy REFRIGERATOR - Rebuilt fam 4950061 early A M or late P M Apply in person between 2-1 babysit lor your child va DAY-EVENING 4 er, $25 Solid wood 3 light un enca. W Va Split-rail Ouami iarta Spring Air Eclipse ily sue with tull warranty $91 TVS — Rebuilt 19 color lull Shore Pomi Inn Hwy 35 Ha/le reasonable rates Call 530-411 painted door, $35 Orundig con discounts For complete info New but slightly damaged o Eatontown Tv 4 Appliance warranty $148 Call Ealontown WEEKEND WORK OVERSEAS - 120 000 MOTHER OF TWO— Will bsby lole stereo radio. $30 Ca CHECK THIS OUT maiion and prices call Sloe* to waier-slemed From $29 gr 542-0400 T V . 542-0400 $60 000 • Bonus For Into Ca in my Middlalown home 787-6845 Oat more reader! to check 01 tach Limited -supply Ran HOURS AVAILABLE REFRIGERATOR — G E TV 19 - Color rebuilt $148 with (317) 389-1712 Ex 342 671-1663 e'LOClONO uTlLlW BINS — Fo your ad with a CHECK at the 10 215-347-1730 .hacks available Gran >t 16 cu ft. Avocado e md/or bottom of your copy Ca Furniture Middlebrook Shop warraniy Call Eatontown TV A MOTHER OF TWO YVlL nek up truck sand blasted FIREWOOD - Don 1 gat ripped cond $275 264-8975 PROFIT SHARIN6 WRECKER DRIVER OPERATO The Daity Register Classified De ping Canter Rt 35. Oakhun Appliances 5420400 Apply 410 Hwy 35, Middle BABYSIT - In her home 2'ian lamed, $125 or baat offer Day off! 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