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TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE Japanese jumbo jet SPORTS down, 524 aboard
The Associated Press Japan Air Crash KITA-AKAMURA, Japan - A Japanese jumbo jet packed with 524 people crashed In rugged mountains of central Japan yester- day. Police said at least (our people survived, but It was be- lieved the worst single-plane crash in history. Television networks showed pic- tures of a young girl and an older woman on stretchers, battered and bandaged. One network, Fuji Tele- vision, identified them as Mrs. Hlroko Yoshizaki, 35, and her daughter, Mlchiko Yoshizaki, 8. It said the other survivors were a man and a woman, both uniden- tified. Nagano prefectural (state) police also were quoted as saying at least four people survived. Three dozen helicopter-borne troops made a rope descent into steep, thickly forested mountain country this morning to reach the ASSOCIATED PRESS wreckage of the Japan Air Lines JAPAN AIR CRASH — Graphic shows the intended route of the Boeing 747. Japan Air Lines jumbo jet that crashed on a domestic flight The jetliner crashed on a domestic flight from Tokyo to yesterday in mountainous country after reporting that it had Osaka. The pilot, Masami problems with a cabin door and was going to make an emergency Takahama, 49, had reported a door landing. flOO TO COURT — Former Tulane was broken, that he was fighting basketball player John "Hot Rod" for control and would try an passenger list. They were ident- 6:54 p.m. (5:54 a.m. EDT), on the Williams walks to court with his emergency landing. ified as Edward Anderson, be- north side of Mount Ogura. a 8,929- attorney in New Orleans yesterday Hiroshi Ochiai, a Self Defense lieved to be 48, and Michael foot peak about 50 miles from Williams is charged with two counts THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIQ Force spokesman, earlier said Hanson, 40, both employees of Yokota and 70 miles northwest of of sports bribery and three counts of SUNNY WEATHER - Emily Burns, 4, Rumson, gives Dana initial reports from the crash site, Stearns Catalytic Co., of Denver, Tokyo. conspiracy to commit sports bribery Haug, also 4, a push at Marine Park, Red Bank. The two are at about 9,000 feet, indicated no Colo. Neil McLagan, a Stearns The site is in a remote area in part of the Day Care Center affiliated with Riverview Medical survivors among the 509 passen- vice president, confirmed a range known as the Japan Alps. 3B Center. gers and 15 crew members aboard. Anderson and Hanson were on the The only roads in the region follow JAL spokesman Geoffrey Tudor airplane river valleys that cut through said two Americans were on the The jetliner crashed at about Set CRASH, Page 2A LOCAL Project snagged Plans to rebuild the Keansburg Pier reach a stumbling block at the state Teachers want school shut: 'Cancer risk' Department of Environmental Protection. At a board meeting July 31, Panos revealed that the MRTA, tke board and M The Register administrators had been privately discuss- ABERDEEN - The Matawan Regional ing the alleged cancer risk for more than a Teachers Association may seek legal action year. to force administrators and the Board of At least 25 teachers in the district have WORLD Education to clow Strathmore Elementary contracted cancer in the past 20 years — 22 School by Sept. 1 of them taught at the Strathmore School at one time or another, Panos said at that Anti-apartheid Marie Panos, association president, is meeting. Prime Minister Shimon Peres meets calling for drastic measures — she claims Irving Hurwitz, board president, yester- with a black South African leader and the school's teachers and students have been day declined comment on Panos' threat, but pledges to use Israel's connections expofed to a high risk of cancer. said neither the board nor Panos are with the white-ruled government to Panos has asked the board and adminis- knowledgable on whether a study should be urge an end to apartheid. trators to shut down Strathmore School, taken. He said he personally does not know transfer students and staff to the now-closed of any evidence that warrants a study 7A Cambridge Park Elementary School, and However, Dr Kenneth Hall, district see that the district gets a commitment superintendent, said he is to meet with THE REGISTER/JEFF CHASIN from the state Department of Health that an officials from the health department by the HEALTH RISK CHARGED — The Matawan Regional Teachers Association STATE environmental study of the school will be end of this week to discuss the matter contends the teachers and students at Strathmore Elementary School in Aberdeen conducted. See SCHOOL. Page 2A have been exposed to a high risk of cancer. New evidence A historian says he has discovered a document that will help New Jersey officials in their lawsuit seeking to Two patrolmen deliver Tower project looms wrest sovereignty over Liberty and Ellis islands away from New York. M a premature baby girl over Chapel Hill area didn't have to do much. "The baby If shot out. It Just exploded, ' Pierce said that except for the LIFESTYLE The Register Murdoch said. Mrs. Rivera noted If ITEnUNK SlUCKMK height, the tower's design is Some like it hot MIDDLETOWN - Amy Rivera that the whole thing happened so The Register identical to the ball-shaped tower was only six months pregnant quickly, she felt no labor pains. MIDDLETOWN - A 154-foot on stilts off Route 36 near Even in the late afternoon, It was still when she fell on her bed on July Lang said he caught the baby and tall water tower rising on the Hartshome Woods. Both can hold sweltering Sunday, but that didn't 22, lay back and knew her baby wrapped It In a towel. Chapel Hill skyline isn't exactly 300,000 gallons of water, but the affect the turnout at the Rhapsody on was coming. They pinched the newborn to what residents of that neigh- Chapel illl tower will be almost the Navesink cocktail party at the Her husband, Joseph, was fran- start her breathing — "and then borhood want to see, but the twice i i tall, he said. home of John and Mary Tsaklris. In tic. He called the police, and when we both breathed a sigh of relief," company that wants to build it Pier.e said the company looked fact, the party to benefit the Pollak two patrol can pulled up their Murdoch said After that, be and says it would be there for their for other sites, but found that the Psychiatric Clinic at Monmouth driveway at the Thousand Oaks Lang "cleaned the baby up a bit." own good. Chapel Hill site, on a tract now Medical Center was a huge success, apartment complex, "he ran out Later, a county paramedic unit Monmouth consolidated Water owned by Walter Anderson, was according to Pollak Auxiliary the door and yelled the baby was arrived and cut the baby's um- Company plans to build the tower the only reasonable location for President Stella Farrell of Deal. coming," according to police. bilical cord, police said. on a hill off Monmouth Avenue the tower. Moments later, Atlantic High- Mr. Rivera was awed by the because Chapel Hill homes and He said if the tower were 11A lands Patrolman Brian Lang police officers' work. "They acted fire hydrants don't get enough shorter, the water pressure to the caught the 2 lb. 10W oz. baby girl like they were doing it twice a day water pressure, according to Wil- surrounding area would not be as she was born, and Middletown for all their lives. They were so liam Pierce, assistant manager of enough. Patrolman Daniel Murdoch III cool about It," he said. the water company. At first Anderson did not want to cleared the newbom's nose and But Murdoch and Lang both said A number of residents are sell his land, but he changed his mouth with his mouth. Melinda wat their first. Murdoch preparing to lobby against the mind after water company of- INDEX Now, weeks later, the said he learned how to deliver proposal at a Board of Adjustment ficials explained their view of the premature baby, Melinda Rivera, babies at the Monmouth County meeting Monday, according to need for a tank, Pierce said. He la lying In an intensive care Police Academy, which offered Elizabeth Scudder, Browns Dock noted that the water company has nursery at Monmouth Medical police trainees one week of first DAY'S WORK — Patrolmen Road. But because so many hear- a contract with Anderson to buy BRIDGE II Center, and according to her aid training. Daniel Murdoch, above, and ings are scheduled for Monday, the the land, which is contingent on BUSINESS H nurse, the It doing well. Her He said he remembered his Brian Lang delivered Melinda tower issue will almost definitely Monmouth Consolidated getting all CLASSIFIED N condition it stable. training when be attended Mrs. Rivera at her parents' home. be postponed until the board's the approvals it needs to build the COMICS M Murdoch said he did not have an Rivera. "It was amazing. It ran September meeting or a special tower. CROSSWORD 71 aspirator — a syringe with a right through my head," he said. Lang called for first aid help while meeting in coming weeks, accord- Water company officials also ENTERTAINMENT 71 rubber bulb on the end used to Murdoch has been a policeman for Murdoch stayed with his wife. ing to Faith Hahn, from the explained to Anderson that they HOROSCOPE 1» clear breathing passages in new- five years. Leonardo First Aid transported township Planning Department. could acquire the property by LIFESTYLE m boms. The Rivera infant's note He said he was glad to know he the Infant to Riverview Hospital, She noted that the tower's height condemnation if need be, accord- OBITUARIES M and mouth were too small to clear could deliver a baby If be had to. and Atlantic Highlands First Aid would be equivalent to 13 to 15 ing to fierce. He said the state OPINION M them by sucking through a gauze but noted, "I don't want it to took the mother. The infant was stories — nearly five times taller Board of Public Utilities would SPORTS II pad — a standard technique If an happen again." then taken to Monmouth Medical than the average home in the grant the company permission to aspirator Isn't available. Mrs. Rivera said she was happy Center, Long Branch, because the neighborhood. Monmouth Con- condemn the land if the company TELEVISION 71 "exhausted all reasonable alterna- YOUR TOWN 10« When Lang and Murdoch arrived with the police work. Of Murdoch Riveras maintain that hospital has solidated has to get permission the day Melinda was born, the top she said, "He never left me. He excellent facilities for taking care from the zoning board to build tives," and according to Pierce, it of her head was barely visible. The was right there betide me — of premature babies in its In- higher than 35 feet, the maximum has. officers calmed the couple, and got always talking to me." Mr. Rivera tensive Care Nursery. allowable height in that area, LOTTERY down to business. At first, they noted that after the baby was born, Sae BABY; Page 3A according to Hahn. Set TOWER, Page 2A The winning numbers In the New Jersey state lotteries appear on Clam Hut-Hlghlands-rc-MM Action Front Page Readers RN's, GN's, LPN'a, Aides. Ex- Flowers • Fruit Basket! • Gifts Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! ZA Great lobster specials all week. get fast results. Attract 18,000 plore the opportunities. See the Send something nice to show you Read the Help Wanted columns in readers with your ad here. Nursing/Medical Directory in care. The Directory of Florists Is today's Classified section today's Classified section. on the Obituary Page. 2A The Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1985 Crash March. 1974 Continued from Page 1A Tokyo, and he said he wanted to Turkish DC 10 crashes PEOPLE head back to Haneda. Air India 747 crashes steep, densely forested moun- off coast ot Ireland northeast ol Pans At 6:46 p.m . Takahama said following apparent France 346 dead tainsides. "Unreliable control" or "Unable insured investments. We're not out In Seattle, Washington, Boeing •xptoston 32B dead New laase on life to make a killing, " Wittkowski told control," Shimizu added, and when spokesman Bill Mellon said a five- air control asked if he wanted to the Chicago Sun-Times. member team of company in- NEW YORK (API - Despite The money has threatened his land at Haneda, he shouted, "Yes, vestigators would leave Tuesday please proceed with that!" . losing both breasts to cancer (our privacy, but Wittkowski said he's months ago, actress Ann Jillian says for Japan. In Washington, DC., Ed Traffic control confirmed the unchanged by the sudden wealth and Pinto, a Federal Aviation Admin- she thinks she still can play nearly is still the same old Mike to friends plane's location as 51 miles west of any role in show business istration spokesmen, said FAA "Nobody treats me any differently," Haneda. At 6:55 pm., both Haneda investigators might be sent if airport and Yokota Air Base gave "If I want to play a sexy role, I'll he said play a sexy role," Miss Jillian, 35, Japanese officials requested them. the plane permission for an emerg- told People magazine in an interview Tudor said JAL flight 123 left ency landing, Shimizu said, but in its Aug 19 edition. Tokyo's Haneda Airport bound for there was no further communica- Miss Jillian, a star of the 1979 Osaka carrying 509 passengers, tion from the 747. Yokota is a Broadway production of "Sugar including 12 infants, and a crew of major American military base Babies" and television's "Jennifer 15. about 20 miles west of Tokyo. Slept Here," said that after she It left Haneda at 6:12 pm It had In 1974, the crash of a Turkish became concerned about her health been scheduled to leave at 6 p.m. DC-10 near Paris killed 346 people. she got opinions from two doctors, and to arrive at Osaka, leu than In 1977, the runway collision of two both of whom recommended im- 250 miles away, at 7 p.m. 747 jumbo jets killed 582 people at mediate removal of both breasts. Tudor said that at 6:38 p.m., the Tenerlfe, in the Canary Islands. Before the April 11 surgery, she plane reported: "Rear 5 door Most aircraft are loaded to Saudi Arabian L 1011 broken, making emergency de- March, 1977 crash lands at Riyadh. said, "I would stand in front of the capacity at this time of year, when Saudi Arabia 301 daad mirror, look at myself and cry." scent." families traditionally gather at But after the surgery, she awak- Judging from the communica- ancestral homes to pay respects to Pan American • ened the next morning and saw the tion, he said: "It appears the their ancestors. KIM 747 5 collide Hollywood sign atop the neerby aircraft crew had difficulty con- JAL said the plane was a 747SR, a) Tonerite. Canary Hollywood Hills "And since I wasn't trolling the aircraft." a Boeing model configured for 582 dead flying over it, I knew that I really Seiichiro Kondo, a spokesman large passenger loads on relatively (worst single plane was alive. I looked down at my for Nagano state police, said 1,000 accident) JAL 747 B short flights. The SR stands for crashes near chest, and though it was a little police, firefighters and Self-De- short range. Commercial flatter than before, I heaved a sigh fense personnel were searching for Saku. Japan Dozens of weeping relatives Aviation Disasters 524 aboard of relief." the missing plane. gathered at Haneda and at the "I cannot understand why some- A live Japan Broadcasting Corp. airport in Osaka to await word on one would not choose life over the telecast from a helicopter over the possible survivors. Most of the loss of a breast. ... Life is worth it." Mike Farrell site showed pieces of still smolder- passengers came from the Osaka ing, widely scattered wreckage. area. Four busloads of passengers' Japan Air Lines markings were families left Tokyo Monday night Communist China wants Capra hospitalized clear on some of the debris, but no for the site. Once a surgeon... survivors or bodies could be seen. JAL released a passenger list RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) Keizo Shimizu of the Transport that included 21 non-Japanese - Film director Frank Capra, 88. a SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Ministry said Takahama, a vet- names, and Tudor said there were New Jersey paper plant three-time Academy Award winner, (AP) — Actor Mike Farrell, who eran pilot with more than 12,000 two Americans, two Italians, one has been hospitalized at Eisenhower played a Korean War surgeon in hours flying, requested radar guid- Briton, one West German and four can companies," he said. Medical Center for treatment of an TV's "M-A-S-H," says he hopes his ance from Tokyo air control at Chinese residents of Hong Kong NEWARK (API - The People's undetermined ailment weekend stint as a real surgeon's Silberman said the Chinese 8:25 p.m. while descending to News reports said the passenger Republic of China Is trying to "He's being worked up to find out assistant doesn't look like a publicity purchase a closed Paterson paper purchase of the plant would rep- 22,000 feet. Air control officials list included Kyu Sakamoto, a resent the nation's first try at a solo exactly what's going on," nursing ploy. told the plane to proceed 90 popular singer known Inter- mill here to help the country's Infant supervisor Gerri Chaney said Mon- Farrell, 46, who played B.J. packaging industry, but officials said venture outside its borders. The degrees east. nationally for his 1961 hit record, Chinese and an American company day "Right now his condition is Hunnicutt on the series from 1975 Takahama declared an emerg- "The Sukiyaki Song " yesterday a company much closer to fair " until it ended in 1983, donned a home may get the property. already are involved jointly in an ency two minutes later, he said. At electric fan business In Chicago She said Capra was taken to the surgical gown Friday to aid an 6:28 p.m., traffic control told the "Since the Chinese opened its hospital in this town east of Palm operation on a guerrilla leader in El "Everything is loose," Silberman pilot again to fly 90 degrees east, doors, it has wanted to understand said of packaging in China "Im- Springs by ambulance Sunday after- Salvador. instead of northwest, but Tower American business," said Irwin noon. "He showed some signs of "Apparently, it was the most proved packaging would eliminate a Takahama only responded, "Un- Continued from Page 1A Sllberman, the vice president of Pan lot of spoilage and waste Losses weakness," Ms. Chaney said, but important role in his life," said reliable control." declined to give any more details. China International Inc., a New occur because the packaging is so Sandra Brim, a spokeswoman for a Shimizu said traffic control It is the height of the proposed York-based company representing Capra wrote 26 Mack Sennett private U.S. civic assistance group poor China wants to export goods, asked Takahama if he could land tower most residents object to, the Chinese and to do that they will have to comedies before directing or produc- called Medical Aid for El Salvador in Nagoya. about 186 miles west of according to Alfred Ferguson, of ing more than two dozen films and She called the surgery a success "They want to understand Ameri- improve packaging ' Cooper Road "Everybody I've talk- can philosophies and be able to deal The Chinese have been consider documentaries. He earned Best Pic- "I know this is going to look like ed to feels the same way. We've all ture Oscars for "It Happened One a stunt, but that's too bad. It isn't," with the Americans. They also want ing buying an American paper plant The Register worked very hard to keep this area to create a relationship with Ameri- since 1982 Night" in 1934 and "You Can't Take Farrell said in an interview publish- nice and not have things like water It With You" in 1938 He won a Best ed in Sunday's Los Angeles Times (ISSN 17504491) towers sticking up in the air," he Director Oscar for "Mr Deeds Goes PuWrened by The Red Bank Regreter ToTown"inl936 Farrell, who has been active in EetMMhad ,n 1»78 said by John H Cook end Henry Oey But Pierce insisted that for the Central America refugee work for M»n Office School three years, helped Dr. Alejandro One RegMier Pleia, Shrewebury N J 07701 residents' sake, the tower will be I2O1) 542-4000 Continued from Page 1A ing all action by Sept 1 He's still the same Sanchez in restoring use of Nidia Brench Ottlcee necessary He said in recent years, Monmoutti County Courthouee. homes have been built at higher "We're working with the state. " She expects the association's re- Diaz's right hand during the 24-hour Freehold. N J 07726 CHICAGO (AP) - Mike Wit- operation. Membera ot me Oeaocieteti Preea The Mliicieterl elevations in the area, and that they he said, but added. "We do not quest to be met in one way or Preei JERSEY SHORE Th« Fortgpt for 8 p.m. j-DT, Tue., AUQ. 13 Today will be mostly sunny, with highs ranging from 85 to 90 inland and around 80 at the shore. Fair Need extra money for tonight, with lows ranging from 65 to 70. Partly sunny tomorrow. Highs will range from 85 to 90 inland and around 80 at the shore. college tuition, a new car, EXTENDED Fair on Thursday. Chance of showers on Friday and Saturday. Highs will be in the middle 80s home improvements except around 80 at the shore, and lows will range from 65 to 70 each day. . , or a vacation home? MARINE FORECAST Winds will be southeasterly at 5 to FRONTS: 10 knots today except occasionally 10 Wevm w CREATE A to 15 knots in the afternoon. 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The Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1985 LOCAL 3 A Pier project hits environmental snag Loiterer arrested at Earle nothing new to us". borough's economy — may sway the final Reid's long-range plans include com- I) KH HEFT One issue Is whether the project would decision in Reid's favor if the application plete reconstruction of the pier, including IDDLETOWN - An Atlantic Highlands The Register be considered a repair, and thus be ends up in the courts. boat slips, a restaurant, and fishing and man who lingered by the front gate of permitted under the 1981 Zane law which boating concessions. KEANSBURG - Plans to rebuild the "Its an interesting decision."Charett MNaval Weapons Station Earle on Route 36 allows repairs if they would permit public said "If we deny the permit, they have "There's no question there is a need for Wednesday night was arrested and charged with Keansburg Pier have reached a stumbling docking, Charett said. ten days to appeal, then there would be an marina space in the Raritan Bay," possessing a small amount of cocaine and a block at the state Department of En- informal hearing before an administrative Charett said "The question is where you weapon, police said. vironmental Protection. Grand-AI has asked the department to consider the project a repair. law judge. want to put it." Earle officers called Middletown police to Grand-AI Enterprises, owners of the But "the dock has been out of service report that the man, John Davis, 18, of 136 First Keansburg Amusement Park, applied for since 1962," Charett said "We have more Ave., was talking to himself and otherwise a permit Aug. 2 to rebuild the first 400 feet or less stated to them this is not a repair, acting suspiciously, according to police. of the original, 2,100-foot pier destroyed in but new construction." Middletown dispatched an officer to the site, 1962 by Hurricane Donna. The Zane law, therefore, does not apply Deliberations to resume who found that Davis was wearing a leather But state environmental policy "dis- in this case, meaning the decision to grant band with metal studs - strictly speaking, a courages" development of amusement a permit will be based on department weapon - on his right hand, and carrying a piers, parks and boardwalks when policy, Charett said small vial of cocaine. riparian rights (water rights) are pri- While Reid maintains the project is a Davis was arrested and released on $5,000 vately held, as they are in this case, said in Veasy shooting trial repair and should therefore be permitted, ball, police said. David Charett, the project's review he declined to say what course of action officer shooting death of Louis W. Veasy he would take in pursuing the permit. By LIU fl. KRUSE The jury will hear readbacks of three Riparian lands are any property that "There appears to have been a snag, The Register Fire deemed 'suspicious' have been washed by streams, rivers, pieces of testimony given by John Lee and we are pursuing the ways and means FREEHOLD - A Superior Court jury Neal, also formerly of Asbury Park, when lakes or the ocean within the last 100 to correct it," Reid said |#EYPORT - Officials are Investigating a years They are generally considered to be will resume deliberating this morning to court begins today. Neal, who was • "suspicious" fire that was confined to the A formal decision is expected in decide whether a convicted murderer is convicted of two counts of sexual assault publicly owned, except where the title has September, and must be made 90 days IVax office at Borough Hall, Main Street, been deeded to a private owner. also guilty of the murder of a Long Branch and armed robbery, testified that Bunting early Saturday morning. from Aug. 2, Charett said Until then, apartment manager asked him to help commit the robbery of Department policy forbids such de- Charett emphasized that other factors or The fire destroyed the office's street-front velopment when the riparian rights are Veasy. and later confessed shooting Veas\ policies may inluence the department The jury deliberated for l'a hours to him. plate glass window and some office furniture, public, Charett said. yesterday before being sent home for the officials said. No one was hurt, they said. Charett said concern for the economic The defense rested yesterday without Albert J. Reid, vice president of Grand- feasibility of rebuilding something that evening by Superior Court Judge Michael The cause of the fire "is suspicious; it's of an AI, called the policy a "snag" and said it presenting any witnesses Farren delayed was destroyed once by a hurricane is one D. Farren The jury is to decide whether the trial for two hours to allow the undetermined nature," said Robert Poling, fire has not stopped the corporation from reason for the department policy dis- Ronald Bunting, formerly of Asbury Park, chief. pursuing the permit. witnesses to arrive, but they never came couraging reconstruction is guilty of murder, felony murder, armed and summations began. The fire was called in at 4: IS a.m. and was "We eat discouragement for breakfast But he added that other factors - robbery and two unlawful weapons pos- In his summation, defense attorney Jor under control by 4:25 a.m., Poling said. around here," Reid said. "It's certainly including the need for revitalizing the session charges in the Dec 1, 1981 Steiger highlighted that the alleged "It (the fire) was pretty much knocked out by murder weapon was recovered from the time I got there," Poling said, noting that Anthony Binn in Manhattan, when Binr members of the the police department, which is and Bunting were arrested in January I9K housed In the same building, began fighting the for a murder committed earlier that fire Immediately month. Mayor Richard Bergen said he was concerned The weapon the state asks you t( about the safety of borough records, but none conclude is the murder weapon was were burned. John J. Kennedy, borough admin- found in the possession of Anthony Binn,' istrator, said the tax office operated routinely Steiger said And the most significant yesterday morning. evidence are the three 45-caliber shell The Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office is casings recovered the basement that do working with borough fire and police officials in not match the gun conducting the investigation ""That tells us there's another 45 caliber weapon fired from that shooting range," Steiger said. Maimone charges change Steiger told the jury that it was possibU the second 45-caliber gun was the one REEHOLD - A county grand Jury has found owned by Bunting, and that the murder no evidence of theft by Olga Maimone, as weapon was owned by Binn alleged in a complaint signed by her Steiger also attacked the credibility o: F Neal. the state's main witness agains daughter-in-law. Bunting Steiger said Neal was looking U Meanwhile, an assault charge filed against Patrolman Brian Lang reduce his sentence of 36 years, with I John Maimone, Olga's son-in-law, was down- minimum of 18 years for parole b\ graded to the disorderly persons charge of currying favor" with the prosecutor"! simple assault by the county prosecutor's office office • J • The case has been returned to the Little Silver Baby But in his summation. Assistant Pros Municipal Court for disposition Continued from Page 1A ecutor Francis J Gilbertson, told the jur\ The court charges were the latest shot in the it was the facts, and not persuasion, that Murdoch said he has gotten a little would allow them to convict Bunting. running feud between John, his sister, Mae, and teasing about the incident Before they "You don't have to be persuaded that Olga, involving the disappearance of the fortune knew the newborn was a girl, his fellow Mr Veasy died a terrible death that night of Carmelo Maimone Carmelo, 79, is a one-time policemen said they hoped the parents on the stoop, Gilbertson said. "You don't millionaire who is credited with building some would name it after Murdoch have to be persuaded that a logical thing 75 percent of Little Silver He said what he and Lang did is not to do with a murder weapon is to give it unusual "A lot of guys have delivered Two months ago, Olga filed assault charges away ... God knows you don't have to be babies, " Murdoch said Patrolman against John after he allegedly "smashed " her persuaded that the last thing Mr Veasy Robert Murphy said a number of face into a glass door saw was a gun blast' from the muzzle of Middletown police officers, including this gun on a dark rainy night on Dec. 1 Mae. in return, filed theft charges against himself, have delivered babies during 1981 But Mr Veasy can't be here to tell Olga, alleging she took several thousand dollars their careers "It's just part of our you that " worth of items from 27 Carlisle Terrace. Little job." he said Officers couldn't give Silver, without permission. exact figures because there are no Steiger had argued that Veasy. whom Municipal Court Judge Richard Roddy for- records of babies delivered by police witnesses said was security-conscious, would never have opened the door to warded both complaints, which were indictable "We don't keep track, " Murphy said offenses, to the county prosecutor's office Bunting. But Gilbertson argued that Veasy He added - "Ninety percent of our job had seen Bunting around the apartment The grand jury returned a "no bill" on Olga, doesn't have to do with crime It's building, since Bunting's mother and which means they did not find enough evidence community service " sisters were tenants at the complex of a crime to return an indictment - In Atlantic Highlands, at least one other police officer — Patrolman "When you go through all the facts, the A disorderly persons offense of simple assault Thomas Wenzel — delivered a baby, path of truth is going to lead right to Mr is punishable by six months In prison and a 11,000 according to Murdoch He said it Bunting's doorstep." Gilbertson said.. fine happened in a patrol car on the way to the hospital on Wenzel's first or second day out of the police academy They seek parking curbs Murdoch, who was a police officer in Atlantic Highlands for several years, Car smashes HREWSBURY - Several residents of said he has worked with both Wenzel Henry Street last night told the Borough and Lang SCouncil that business parking is mining Melinda is now on a respirator She their street. into house; is also hooked up to a machine that The cars, say residents, belong to employees continuously monitors her heartbeat, of Newman Springs Road car dealerships and and she is being fed intravenously with , are overburdening the street and creating a a compound aimed to help her gain three injured safety hazard weight She lost a few ounces since she was born, typical for newborns and "These people, they park their cars there, even more so for premature babies, MIDDLETOWN - A 1967 Cadillac was throw ashes from ash trays out the window," hospital officials said an unexpected and unwelcomed visitor a said Al Hancher "Why do we have to provide The Riveras visit their baby every a house at 46 Balloch Place Thursday I a free parking lot for the help of auto day a( Monmouth Medical, where knocked out the entire front wall ano dealerships?" NEWBORN — Amy and Joseph Riviera cradle their infant daughter Melmda parents have around-the-clock visiting injured three residents who were sitting it. In addition, he said, dealership employees use at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. rights the room, police said Henry Street to test brakes on new cars, often Victor and Martha Simmons, and their speeding In a residential area with no speed 12-year-old son Sean, were treated foi . limit. e,ninor injuries at Riverview Medical Others, said resident Charles Feitt, continu- Center, Red Bank, and released, accord ally use private driveways as turn arounds. ing to hospital spokesman Peter Lyden Red Bank, music shop compromise The car's driver, William Bennett, said To alleviate the problem, the council accepted he was exiting his driveway when the Handler's reccomendatlon to draft an ordinance Forsman. approval for the project Aug. 23. Forsman accelerator stuck and he could not stop the limiting parking to one-hour between 1 a.m. and •f TED LOUD car. police said 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding 150- A design for the addition, submitted last said. No one spoke against the project The Register month by architect Robert F. DeSantis. Mr Simmons said a window flew feet adjacent to the Volvo dealership. John B AndersoTi, the store's owner, RED BANK - The Planning Board was rejected by the board because it did through the air and threw him up against "A time limit is the answer," said Hancher. not fit in with the spirit of the ordinance. said the addition would be used to sell a wall He said the chair his wife was decided last night that a proposed second musical instruments and electronic equip- "I think it will eliminate people parking all story addition to Jack's Music Store is in Forsman said sitting on was broken in half But after meeting informally with the ment The store is primarily a record day." keeping with the borough's Historic Mrs Bennet said she has bruises "all board's attorney and engineer several shop, but Anderson said he plans to over the place," and Is not sure how she The council also authorized Councilman Louis District Ordinance. convert the sale of instruments into a times since, DeSantis proposed a plan that got them "I'm not sure whai hit me. " she G. Ferraro to meet with the police com- Jack's Music, 33 Broad Street, is in an retains the late Victorian character that major part of his operations. missioner to discuss posting a speed limit or said. area set aside to "preserve and promote the Historic District Ordinance seeks to Anderson said he hoped to complete the Her son was hit across the chest by a signs warning of children's presence to deter an older, more traditional style of promote, Forsman said speeding. expansion before the Christmas buying baseboard heater that was ripped off th< architecture," said Board Chairman Paul The board is expected to grant site plan season wall by the car He also has a sore am The historic zone includes buildings on and chest. Mrs Simmons said Borough truck damaged or adjacent to Broad Street and extends The car drove over the Simmons' lawn, from Linden to Monmouth Streets, For- smashed through the wall and continued AIR HAVEN - Borough Councilman Wlllard Holmdel to sell historic church sman said While many buildings in the more than nine feet into the house, Harrison said last night that monthly area currently do not conform to the according to the police report Then cleanup throughout the borough has been comer of Holmdel Road and Route 520. traditional brick or stone design that the Bennett changed gears and drove right F I) Mi E. WWs delayed because the Public Works Department was acquired by the township in 1978 after ordinance seeks to promote, Forsman said back out. Mrs Simmons said had discovered hairline cracks around the wheel The Register efforts by the Holmdel Historical Society any future development or expansion "He was inside and outside again in supports of its largest garbage truck. HOLMDEL - The historic former to prevent Its demolition projects in the area will have to be seconds." she noted Harrison said the truck, a 7-year-old vehicle, Dutch Reformed Church In the village Wadington said no buyer of the church, compatible with the ordinance She noted that all three spent the next has been taken off the streets because depart- center will be put up for sale Sept. 5, the which is on the state and national register several days, including yesterday, at township committee voted last night, of historic places, can tear it down or alter The first story is adjacent to the Wilde home recovering The front of the den has ment supervisors considered the cracks danger- Building, constructed in 1874. and part of ous. He said that the vehicle had reportedly been The township had originally planned to It architecturally. been boarded up she said. James Cox, a committeman who voted the music store spills over into the historic the subject of a recall by Its manufacturer, convert the 140-year-old church into a structure, DeSantis said The second and No police charges have been filed Lodal, Inc., for the same defect within the past senior/youth center and then Into a site for against the resolution for the sale, said "This is a piece of property that the town third stories of the Wilde Building are against Bennett, according to Mrs Sim- year, but the borough had not heard of the recall theatrical productions, according to John leased by Musicians Studio. Anderson mons and Bennett until It called LoDal about the cracks last week. Wadlngton, township clerk. should have for its own use. It's a beautiful landmark," he said. said. He said he renovated the Wilde Bennett said his homeowner's insurance However, after extensive repairs to Building three years ago Officials of the company will arrive next week roofing, floors and windows, the township Although not a stipulation of the sale would pay the Simmons' hospital bills and to inspect the vehicle, Harrison said. committee felt "the theatrical use would resolution, several committee members DeSantis said he "borrowed ' some of home repairs not work out," Wadlngton said. noted that they would not accept any bids the patterns, designs and brick detailing Bennet said his car was only slightly The church, which is located on the for the property under $200,000 from those of surrounding buildings damaged 4A The Register TUEKUr. AUGUST 13, 1985 In Fair Haven: Clean homes ordinance eyed; FOOD SECTION water shutoff set for tonight Normandy's Apples & Bread last night, Christie said the draft would be available at Recipes that show t THOHAS Borough Hall prior to the workshop meeting, which will you how easy The Register be held in the library. The council has scheduled a FAIR HAVEN - After more than a year of planning workshop on code Aug. 26, and expects to formally Norman cooking and meetings, the Borough Council expects to introduce introduce the measure Sept. 1. an ordinance that requires homeowners to keep their In other business, Councilman C. Gary Verwilt said is — by using fresh properties clean. the fire department is renting equipment to ensure emergency water supplies when water mains are shut and natural Councilman John W. Christie said at a council down tonight for scheduled maintenance. meeting last night the final draft of the code is being ingredients and a prepared by Borough Attorney Anthony Bruno after The department has secured an 8,500-gallon portable some half-dozen public meetings on the proposed tank that will enable it to handle any fires that might pinch of imagination. ordinance over the past year by the council and the occur during the shutdown, which will last from 11 p.m. Planning Board. until 6 a.m., Verwilt said The boough already has a code for commercial Verwilt said all streets north of River Road between properties. Red Bank and Rumson will be completely without water 1MB O1T MORI 1HHI The code, which was the subject of an unprecedented and the rest of the borough will experience a severe loss Joint meeting of the the council and the planners in of pressure. He urged residents to stockpile water for January, would impose minimum standards for drinking and washing during the shutdown. The Register property upkeep. As originally proposed by members of A spokesman for the Monmouth Consolidated Water the council, the ordinance would require residents to DAILY *—' SUNDAY Co. said last week two 18-inch water valves will be keep yards free of debris and maintain the appearance installed — one on Harding Road near Prospect Avenue of their homes and other structures on their property. and the other on River Road between Hance and Grange Although details of the ordinance were not complete Avenues. Land Transactions ABERDEEN Cooper's 5th Annual Enwtt Marino to Jeffrey Pulda, Wellington Place. W.soo Welner Homei Corp to Pelmuelli Bros , Wyndham Place. |73,m P.R.DT Bld| Co to Richard Montedonlco, 311 Ryan SI US 500 Marco Degruccio to Mark Zaba. It Over lea Line. 1104.000 Kim Younj to Wm Boyd. Wellington Place. I76.7S0. A Plckal to Linda Wagner. 834 Ridge Road. mm SHOCKER SALE Weiner Homei to Rou Merken. Interlaken Court, Wyndham Place. B0.550 Frederic Fllllngham to Michael Pam. 3 Imbrook Lane. 1101.000 Thurs., Fri., Sat., Aug. 15, 16, 17 Wm Schwartz to Uull Neuler, 13 Idlewlld Lane . tW.OOO Frederick Hill to Timothy Hijjins. 7S1 aiffwood Ave.. Hallet, (U.H0 Many Surprises! Everything On Sale! Ehiabeth Byrne to Elerie Hubert. 1! Inglewood Lane. 1100,000 Prices so low we're shocking ourselves! Vincent Portera to Carl Kranpaiky, S Jubilee Court. 1114.000 Louii Hankini to Joseph McDonald, lot IdlewiW Lane, 1102,400 Robert Zurich to Leon Buerck. II Wiater Place. 1105.000 Eugene Elcnenholu to Brian Dacoita. 66 Ayrmont Lane. 1104,000 Frank Kowalonek to John Harvey. Well- ington Place, ftt.OOO. Wendy Robinson to R Jouaneau III, Well- ington Place, 966.000 1O%-7O% OFF Anthony McCaffrey to Dineih Joshi, 806 Randall Way. W.O0O Bayihore Air Freight to Anthony Gaela, Main SI 4 Garden State Parkway. Middletown Towmhtp. sao.000 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Thomas Slrano to Thomas King Jr.. 26 Lower Prospect Road, J24O.0O0 Thomas Coffey to Thomas Hayden. 16 2nd BIG CHANDELIER GIVEAWAY- Ave . W.000 Charles Oliver to A Anaelmo, 12S Highland Ave , 1120,000 Joseph Makaym Jr to Albert Scan, i Harborvlew Drive, 1130.000 COLTS NECK ONE EACH DAY! Paul Dunn to Raymond Pohlke. 24 West minster Drive. 1106.000 Huntlngham Inc to Mane Danieli, IS Seedling Drive. H67.V46 Thurs.: Murray Fees Fixture Excetent quality and styling Raymond Pohlke to Timothy Maronio, 17 Yellow Brook Drive, S1U.W0 George Beveridge to Anthony Scuorzo, 18 Fri ELGEE Fixture Great way to give your room a new mood Beaver Dam Road. 1270,000 EATONTOWN Q_ X , Corbet Solid Brass 5 Light WUIiamsburg Style Farinella Group to Florence Demi. 71 Oak O3I» Retail value $187 50 Lane, IW.M0 Peter Caruso to J Fitzgerald. Redfern Road. Every time you make a purchase during our Shocker Sale you get one chance 8190.000 to win. Drawings will be nek) at 8:00 PM Thurs and Fri. Sat at 4 00 PM You FAIR HAVEN R.K Altreuler to T McDonough Jr. ISO need not be present at drawing to win Church St U».SO0 Jeffrey Layton to Stephen Dudick, Hance Road, 8265.000 PLUSa a • A bottle of "Sparkle Plenty" Crystal Cleaner given away FREEHOLD John Vihtellc to Wm High. 1 Berkeley Place. every hour! No purchase necessary to win. 8101.900 Frank Niemtzow to Interstate Motor. 55 E. Mall) It., Englewood Cliffs. 8215.000 ALL FLOOR & Earle Caller to E Lempka Jr 541 Park Ave., 837.790 ALL proqressinpii AT CLOSEOUT PRI Francis Cahill to Gregg Suhl. 14 Jackson TABLE LAMPS Terrace. 8M.O00 Mihn LeWiget to James VaUnioU. 20-22 Spring St 8M,«0O AT OR BELOW OUR COSTS! AT LOWEST PRICES EVER! Margie Chambers to Andrew Bryant, Parker Si Engllshtown, 820.000 Bath Brackets Kitchen Fixtures FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Animal Lamps Outside Fixtures 1st American Title u Robert Ringdahl. 72 Fluorescents Puppy, putt. cat. duck Campbell Drive. 8112.500 Chandeliers Hail & Entry Lighting K.LE Management Co to David Cook, Table lamps Reg $68 00 Brianrood. 863,290 Bath Strips Recessed Lighting Eye Physicians It Surgeons Aatoc. to Main I SUllwell. SUIlwells Corner Road. 8400,000 Colonial at Freehold to Kevin Conochan, 355 BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES Concord Drive, 8126.4(5 Nutone Medicine Cabinets Colonial at Freehold to Ursicina Vergara, 178 Waterworks Road. 8147075 Woodtnm, white, Tiffany styles, single and Stone Hill Inc to Robert Ziarko. Stone Hill double cabinets, some lighting styles Road. J1M.J75 Marvin Rosenberg to Kent Smith. Stone- hunt, 840.000 Kre Aasoc to Kent Smith. Slonehursl. 840,000 Colonial at Freehold to Enrique Edwards. 164 Waterworks Road. 8101.770 Clamp-on Lamps Norman Ruskin to G. Shurawardi, 131 Princess Anne Drive. 8110,000 Paul Caciedo to Paul Elsenberg. 42 Ascot sfcrtmga, $1200 $5500 Drive. 8121,000 Michael Vnucak to Franklin Crisp. 71 Casablanca Bergenville Road. 8«6.O0O Magnifier Lamp CB 10888 w/blades 52 Thomas Caahin to Paul Wolfman. Deerbrook. CB 10777 w/blades 52 Morganville. 864,500. 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AUGUST 13, 1985 NEW JERSEY 5/1 STATE DIGEST Historian says discovery Toxic spill forces 100 to evacuate AMDEN (AP) - More than said the substance can be harm- 100 residents were evacuated puts Liberty on N.J. map ful or fatal if inhaled for a when 2,500 gallons of a toxic C prolonged period. clearly gives sovereignty over the islands to New substance spilled into the city "Most of the chemical now is RIVER? EDGE (AP) - A historian said Jersey. •ewer system yesterday after an In the sewer system," Lewan- yesterday he has discovered a document that will The document was written by the Joint accident at a chemical company dowski laid. He said Camden help New Jersey officials in their lawsuit seeking Boundary Commission of New York and New authorities said firefighters used water to flush to wrest sovereignty over Liberty and Ellis Jersey, which established an "absolute and Three workers were brought to the system. islands away from New York. definite" boundary between the two states, a hospital for observation But New York officials said the document leaving both islands under New Jersey's jurisdic- Police Lt. Art Lewandowski The state Department of En- vironmental Protection means nothing because New York's jurisdiction tion, he said. said the "extremely dangerous" over the islands is firmly established through an Wright said he came upon the document last chemical poured into a (ewer monitored the cleanup, and rep- resentatives were at the sewage IBM blstate treaty that was passed by Congress year while leafing through 1889 issues of the New system culvert after a forkllft Under the 1834 compact, the boundary between plant to see If the toxic substance Jersey Herald. truck backed into k pipe leading the two states wai set as the middle of the Hudson "I didn't think it was significant until I read to a 30,000-gallon storage tank. flowed through the system. River, with the island! in New Jersey's waters. Dr. Philip Stern, technical about the lawsuit," said Wright, who also is a The accident occurred at about 1 But the document granted New York adminis- curator at the Steuben House here. director lor Kohnitamm, said p.m. at H. Kohnitamm t Co. trative power over Liberty Island, home to the He said he gave copies to Gov Thomas H Kean Inc., a chemical company at the company makes colon for Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, the site of the and other officials within the last two months. Lemuel and Lois avenues here. food, drugs and cosmetics immigration center A two-square-block area A city official, Bill Murray, However, New Jersey never relinquished its Harrington said he needed more time to study around the plant was evacuated. said concern focused on the sovereignty over the two Islands In the 1834 the document before he could evaluate how it The substance was identified possibility that the winds would agreement, said Clifford Harrington, an attorney might affect the litigation as aniline, a colorless, oily liquid blow the fumes toward an apart- representing the New Jersey plaintiffs. He said U.S. District Court Judge Frederick B used in making dyes, varnishes ment complex and two blocks of David Fishlow, a spokesman for New York Lacey, sitting in Newark, is scheduled to decide and rocket fuel. Lewandowski single family homes state Attorney General Robert Abrams said that next Monday whether the suit should be dismissed "the 1834 compact established without residual or in which court it should be heard. doubt that the islands are part of the state of New The suit was filed last November by nine New Kean urged to ink divestiture bill York That question has remained uncomplicated Jersey officials, including Rep Frank Guarini, D- for 150 years." N.J. It claims that Liberty Island and Ellis Island RENTON (AP) - Gov whether he plans to sign or veto Kevin Wright, a historian for the state Division belong to New Jersey and charges that New York Thomas Kean met yesterday the bill, which was approved by of Parks and Forestry, said he has discovered an has become "unjustly enriched" by collecting with a group of New Jersey T the Legislature in June. 1889 treaty that supersedes the 1834 pact.and sales tax from tourist concessions on the islands LIBERTY — Is she from Jersey'' residents who support legislation "He seemed to be agreeable that would require the state to with our position," said Bethel, withdraw investments in firms one of about IS members of the that operate In South Africa. Coalition for Divestment who Rev Paul Stagg, general sec- met with the governor. "He said retary of the New Jersey Council he would make his decision Government makes state No.! for prison of Churches, said Kean "showed within two weeks " respect for our viewpoint" dur- The bill would require the state ing a federal prison in New Jersey, top of the list of potential sites. struction of the prison in the com ing the one-hour meeting at the to sell off 8 billion in pension If MAN HUM corrections officials here say they elected officials say they like the munity Fairfield Mayor Keith Gra\ governor'! Cherry Hill office. funds invested in firms that Tha Associated Press still consider the slate their No. 1 idea. predicts that on Aug 15. the county operate in South Africa. "He wants some time to choice for a new facility The Federal Bureau of Prisons. board of freeholders will pass a himself to think about it," Sugg "He has been meeting with WASHINGTON - Four month! after word started circulating that And In one Cumberland County facing an increasing inmate count, similar resolution supporting tnt •aid "I think the governor Is people on both sides of the issue community that appears to be at the has so far focused attention on prison wrestling with the issue." the government Is considering build- and has taken a strong personal Cumberland's Fairfield Township "We haven't gotten that miici Rev Leonard Bethel, chair- interest," said Paul Wolcott, a and Pemberlon Township in Burl- opposition." says Gray "And aftet man of the African Studies spokesman for the governor. ington County, near Fort Dix seeing Otisville and talking to thi Department at Rutgers Univer- Wolcott said be did not know "New Jersey is our first choice, people, we were assured it wasn't a sity, said Kean gave no Indication when Kean would act on the bill says Loy Hayes, who heads the threat security-wise " bureau's facilities development Gray concedes that a key reasm. division "It's a logical place, mid- the idea of a prison is acceptable is Cop's widow wants pension raised way between Washington and New that Fairfield has a major unemploy RENTON (AP)-A 71-year- said the discrepancy flnt came York. Our demographics indicate ment problem that along the eastern corridor, our old widow of a retired police- to her attention five year* ago, Hayes said the government plan-, greatest number of inmates come man has spent nearly a year to select an architect to design the T when a friend whose husband had from that area." trying to convince state officials bam • policeman received her prison in two weeks The design will lt is unfair that she receives a benefit check and it wai nearly The medium security facility allow the facility to be built at ar\ would hold 500 inmates and create an smaller pension than tome other twice the amount of Mrs. of the sites under consideration estimated 225 jobs turvivon of police officers and Huetton's. firefighter!. Officials from Fairfield spent two He said officials hope to rec- Mrs. Hueston. who supports days in June visiting a federal prison ommend a site for the prison withir Pauline Hueston, acting ai her herself on her husband's pension six months to Norman Carlson, (he own attorney, filed a lawsuit in Otisville, NY, and speaking to and OS0 In Social Security ben- local residents and officials They bureau's director, who by law will agalait the New Jersey Division efits, satd she is pursuing her make the final decision of Pensions last September and returned and held two public hear- own case because she cannot has bean told the case will be ings on the question last month The bureau also hopes to build • afford to hire an attorney. On July 30, the township board second prison somewhere in Penn heard neit month before an sylvania administrative law Judge in Thomai Bryan of the state passed a resolution supporting con- Ocean County pensions division said that before Mrs. Hueston a husband, 1967, all widows received the Anthony, died in 1M6, after same benefits In April of that retiring from the Newark police year, survivori began receiving force In I960 with » years of IS percent of their husband's service. salaries. And there were cost-of- Under state law. she is entitled Itving adjustments, which added Attic Fans to 8,500 a year in pension more money to the checks of payments from the Consolidated tome widows Police and Firemen's Retire- "The only quirk in the system Completely Installed ment System along with cost of is that maybe the amount going living benefiti, and receives a to some of the other widows ii WJAiLVcl monthly check for *M0 too high. 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AUGUST 13, 1985 6A NATION/WORLD NEWS DIGEST Leaders march against apartheid Gunman dead after mosque ordeal ARIS (AP i - Police shot and on the Left Bank A state WASHINGTON (AP) - fatally wounded a gunman prosecutor negotiated by phone Thousands of anti-apartheid demon- Pwho had seriously injured with the gunman, who had holed strators, led by mayors, actors and one man and held another up with his hostage inside one of union and civil rights leaders, hostage for nearly five hours the buildings of the vast complex, marched to the State Department yesterday at the Paris Mosque, police said yesterday and called on the Reagan police said Police said the man, who had administration to renounce its policy The hostage escaped un- a rifle, demanded to speak with of "contructive engagement" and harmed from the office where he a representative of the Algerian impose sanctions on South Africa. was being held within the vast Embassy. They said he also The protesters carried 50 coffins mosque complex — France's asked that a car be brought to symbolizing South Africans killed in largest — before police opened take him to OrJy airport and a growing violence since the white- fire, said Police Chief Alain plane be readied to take him to minority government in Pretoria Cances Algiers, the Algerian capital ordered a slate of emergency more Canees said police fired be- A mosque secretary, who than three weeks ago. cause they considered the gun- identified herself only as Ghania. Chanting "freedom yes, apartheid man's behavior threaten- said the gunman entered the no." they marched from the Lincoln ing "The gunman was hit re- mosque carrying a large bag She Memorial to the State Department, peatedly and died while being said he asked to speak to the their line stretching about two taken to a hospital, other of- mosque's chief of protocol. Hadj blocks down Constitution Avenue ficials said el Omar. Among those leading the march The Paris police's elite anti- She said the gunman then drew were Mayors Ed Koch of New York commando unit had surrounded a weapon from the bag and fired City, Marion Barry of Washington the mosque, in the Latin Quarter when he saw police and Richard Hatcher of Gary, Ind , the Rev Jesse Jackson, Coretta Scott King. NAACP Director Ben- Fiery collision spurs evacuations jamin Hooks, Walter Fauntroy, the ALENTINE, Ariz. (API - ports of injuries, and cause of the District of Columbia s congressional Hundreds of people were derailment was undetermined delegate, and actors Paul Newman COFFIN — Anti-apartheid dem- evacuated from three towns and Tony Randall and singer Harry onstrator carries a mock coffin in V Osterman and Morrell said Belafonte in northwestern Arizona yester- they were told by Sante Fe a march past the State Depart- day after a freight train carrying At the State Department, the ment yesterday. railroad officials the train was group sang "We Shall Not Be toxic substances derailed and hauling 46 containers filled with caught fire, releasing clouds of Moved," then were led in prayer by various hazardous chemicals, in- four clergymen possibly poisonous smoke into cluding cyanide, formaldehyde, to justify withdrawal of the Fourth shifting winds, authorities said alcohol, ammonia and sulphuric Apartheid destroys human digni Reich from South Africa in 1985 " U.S. Highway 66 also was acid. ASSOGIATED PRESS ty." said the Rev John Walker. Randall Robinson, leader of the closed as a precaution after 23 LISTENING IN — Entertainer Harry Belalonte listens to a speaker Episcopal dean of the Washington Sgt Allan Schmidt of the Free South Africa Movement that railroad cars derailed and burned during an anti-apartheid demonstration yesterday on Capitol Hill. Cathedral "II pits race against race sponsored the march as well as daily between Hackbery and Valen- Arizona Department of Public and religious community against Safety said he understood the fire Coretta Scott King, wile ol slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King protests at the South African Em- tine, about 30 miles northeast of Jr., looks on. Later, the demonstrators were to march from the religious community - a system bassy, said, "We mourn the growing Kingman. Mohave County was releasing "some kind of that encourages violence " toxic fumes " but neither he nor Washington Monument to the State Department numbers of South Africans killed and Sheriff's Lt Clark Morrell said The leaders of the Free South the thousands arrested, while our Valentine and Hackberry are the other officials could say Africa Movement, beginning a day of whether the containers were government continues to supply located five miles apart mourning and demonstration, also weapons, computers and loans all directly involved in the fire There were no immediate re- urged (J.8 corporations to halt all in the package of contructive en- bUfllMM dealings with South Africa gagement " Carbide execs defend Mayor Barry, speaking to a crowd Both the House and Senate have estimated by city police at 5.500. approved bills that would impose urged the administration to impose economic sanctions against South an arms embargo against South Africa The House approved a com- emergency procedure Africa and said if that doesn t promise version of the legislation work then we should put up a naval before beginning its summer recess leak, but this shift didn't use it " blockade" to enforce the embargo but the Senate has not yet passed it INSTITUTE, W Va i API - Union Company spokesman Dick Hen- New York City Mayor F.dward President Reagan, who has long Carbide defended itself yesterday derson said plant workers promptly Koch, comparing oppression in South opposed sanctions, has not said against criticism of its emergency notified the emergency services Africa to that of Nazi Germany, whether he will veto the bill notification procedures during a office and recommended a first urged "every country in the world poison gas leak that injured 135 stage alert — in which sirens warn In end relations with that nation people But company officials con- people to go home, shut windows and Whal we are seeing today in ceded that workers at first thought doors and turn off air conditioners the leak was not a problem. South Africa is akin to what we saw See related stories, Gov Arch Moore, a strong sup- in 1933 in Na*i Germany.'" Koch The chemical involved in Sunday's porter of the chemical industry, said leak, aldicarb oxime, is considered said "We turned a blind eye to page 7A he is certain Carbide will be a good Germany in 1933. and it cost approximately as toxic as methyl "corporate citizen" and offer a full isocyanate, according to a company thousands of lives The I' S should explanation. unilaterally end all diplomatic and memo, said an aide to US Rep Company officials believe the leak economic relations with South Mrs King, widow of the slain civil Henry Waxman Methyl isocyanate, occurred when steam was somehow Africa unless ami until that regime rights leader Martin Luther King or MIC. killed more than 2.000 people introduced into a storage tank con ends apartheid and martial law Ir . said the actual violence in South after it leaked at a Carbide plant in taming 500 gallons of the pesticide against the South African people Africa is small compared to th« Bhopal. India ingredient, but the source of the anil then ask the I niteil Nations to violence of the apartheid regime BLESSING — Pope John Paul I celebrates mass in Bamenda, Doctors said those exposed at steam has not been determined. By I. MEMRY NOKES equality" for South Africa's black The Associated Press majority. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Re- It was always implicit in the agan administration, aware that its administration's policy that it was News Analysis policy of "constructive engage- aimed at fostering conditions leading ment" is in trouble, is quietly to political rights for South Africa's At his news conference last week. exploring new approaches to dealing 22 million disenfranchised blacks Reagan referred to his South African with the turmoil in South Africa, But the latest statement was policy as "so-called constructive spurred by congressional demands explicit and came against the back- engagement, " indicating even a for economic sanctions. ground of increasing criticism of change in name is possible US. policy among South African Congressional demands for econ- There already has been a sharp blacks over the weekend omic sanctions against South Africa increase in the administration's Asked whether the statement provide a convenient opportunity for public criticism of South Africa's meant backing for majority rule. a new approach Informed con- white supremacist policies. One spokesman Larry Speakes said in gressional sources speculate Reagan feature of constructive engagement Santa Barbara. Calif "I think if you may impose some mild sanctions by had been to push for change quietly see political rights, justice and executive order, while vetoing and behind-the-scenes equality, then you will see the will of tougher sanctions expected to be The White House has called for an the people be exercised " sent to him by Congress after the end to the current state of emerg- Senior officials have publicly ac- August recess. ency, blaming the recent violence on knowledged they are conducting a Robert C McFarlane. the presi- the Pretoria government's apartheid review of the situation in South dent's national security adviser, told practices. And yesterday it called Africa, while insisting it doesn t South Africa's foreign minister. for a black-white dialogue leading to signal a change in policy But the R.W (Piki Botha, at a meeting in "political rights, justice and betting is that it will Vienna last week that the adminis- tration is having difficulty resisting pressures from Congress Reagan's own feelings are un- clear From all indications, the Israel backing peaceful president sees himself as a friend of South Africa defending its actions even when they are being denounced by other-senior officials abolition of white rule Constructive engagement is de- fined by the administration as a African Foreign Minister R F regional policy aimed at giving South JERUSALEM (APi - Prime Botha, whom he refused to meet Africa secure borders so that it can Minister Shimon Peres met with a when Botha came on a private visit peacefuly dismantle apartheid free black South African leader yester- last November from attack by black nationalist day and pledged to use Israel's Although the Israeli Cabinet de- guerrillas It was also aimed at ASSOCIATED PRESS connections with the white-ruled nounced apartheid, it rejected a call getting Cuban troops out of Angola COASTAL CASTING — Johr- Snarkus of South home It is not known whether he ate fish for government to urge an end to by one Cabinet minister to immedi- and obtaining independence for Boston casts lor biue'ish from a pier near his dinner after this recent OLtmg apartheid ately reassess Israeli policy toward Namibia, the South Africa-ruled Peres also endorsed the non- South Africa colony violent approach favored by Man- gosutho Buthelezi. leader of 6 million Zulus. 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AUGUST 13. 1985 OURS More leaks from Union Carbide nion Carbide, the chemical-leaking violations at its South Charleston champion of the world, is in the technical center in West Virginia. U news again. This time, the firm's Among the violations was illegal plant in West Virginia sprung a leak, storage of hazardous waste. sending 125 people to the hospital after At the time, Union Carbide officials they came in contact with toxic fumes. acted as if they were truly concerned Many will recall the last time Union about those offenses. They even went so Carbide had such an experience, albeit far as to pay a visit to the West a much more tragic one. That was in Virginia's hazardous waste coordinator 1984, when deadly chemicals leaked to acknowledge their problems and from the company's plant in Bhopal, explain how they intended to correct India, killing more than 2,000 people. them. Chances are, however, most people That, of course, was eight months aren't as familiar with Union Carbide's ago. If Sunday's misfortune is any sorry track record at home. Last indication of how Union Carbide goes December, for example, the firm was about correcting its problems, heaven fined $55,000 for nine enviornmental help us all. An idea whose time has come ere's a proposal for dealing with the time on the card. No one would be drunken driving problem: Time served another drink until the card H cards. showed that at least one hour had Commission that wouldn't die That's right, time cards - like the passed since the last one. ones employees use in supermarkets The bartender would put a special Question: Name three creatures that have and factories. stamp on the card if a customer of ISM" ensued. Railroads went into re- got a commission that is no burden on the defied the natural extinction process. ceivership; 600 banks folded; and 15,000other taxpayers whatever." Medical experts say most people can ordered a double — and that would Answer: The Horseshoe Crab, the Gal- commercial houses went broke. When Gen. Paul Kavanaugh became chief handle one alcoholic drink an hour mean no more drinks for at least two apagos Tortoise and the California Debris Congress leaped to the rescue and created engineer for the Sacramento district in 1878, without becoming intoxicated or im- hours. Commission. the California Debris Commission to resutcl- he automatically became a commissioner Learned people can explain why the paired in any way. So let's just make Fools who are determined to drink "Somebody informed me I was a member of Horseshoe Crab and the Galapagos Tortoise the California Debris Commission," he told sure that nobody who imbibes in a themselves into a coma will find a way have survived, but the longevity of the our reporter Kenneth Reid, "and I thought I public watering hole, has more than to do it, of course, and they'll still get California Debris Commission is a puzzle It Jack Anderson was going to be a glorified junk man." one drink per hour. behind the wheel. But this time card is a government entity and, as with so many other creatures of that species, it does not A wise person, Kavanaugh convened the It would work this way: Anyone idea might help a little bit. commission and recommended It vote to expire easily. Like the snakes down South, tate and regulate the gold mining Industry. entering a bar would be handed a "time And when you're battling a problernv/ you have to cut off its head and beat it with The three commissioners, all high-ranking dissolve Itself. The notion carried, and a historian, Joseph Hagwood, was chosen to card." Each time the patron is served as big as drunken driving, every little a stick, and it still won't die until the sun goes officers from the Army Corps of Engineers, chronicle the commission's achievements. a drink, the bartender would stamp the bit helps. down. began issuing mining permits and requiring A bureaucratic adjunct of the Army Corps the construction of dams and stone walls to The recommendation for abolishment of Engineers, the California Debris Com- contain the debris slowly climbed the Army chain of command mission was created during Grover The commissioners got no salary (other and finally, in February IMS, the Army asked Cleveland's second administration to regu- than their Army pay), required no staff, had Congress to close the coffin lid over the late the hydraulic gold mining Industry. no office and no stationery In 92 years, their commission OTHERS Miners, having graduated from pans, picks expenditures totaled only 13 million, or about The requisite language was Inserted into a and shovels, were unearthing veins of gold by 180 million, depending on how the figures are massive water bill, which was approved by washing down hillsides with streams of Interpreted. the House Public Works and Transportation water. The resulting debris poured Into But hydraulic gold mining is a practice of Committee this month. A Congresaioaal streams and rivers and inundated farms. the past and has been for 30 years or more source said It has to be considered by four Mt. Laurel winding down Following torrential rain storms In 1M2, The commission's powers were considerably other committees before It hits the House according to historians, the San Joaquin diminished by flood control and clean water floor, tome day this fall itigation that began in 1971 to end makeup. The Supreme Court was Valley became an ocean of mud and gravel. legislation. During the 1970s. It had only one Even then, the critter probably won't die exclusionary zoning and open self- criticized for overstepping its constitu- After three decades of lobbying, farmers mining permit on file. The wording of its until the sun goes down. Lrestricting suburban communities tional authority by encroaching on and shippers who wanted to preserve the annual report hasn't changed significantly APRICOTS A PLENTY: The Agriculture navigability of California's rivers won a court since 1982 It hasn't spent a dime for 20 years. Department Is considering the purchase of to low-cost housing appears at last to powers reserved exclusively for the battle that banned hydraulic mining. Within "It's kind of unique," said Mike Helm, 500.000 cases of apricot Juice, on top of the be at an end. The immediate target of legislative branch of government. 10 years, the nation's gold reserves dipped chief of operations for the Sacramento 400,000 cases of canned apricots It has the long, costly, bitter suit — Mt. As the years passed, the Department below the »!00 million mark and the "Panic district of the Army Engineers, "that you've already purchased Laurel Township — has accepted a plan of the Public Advocate extended the that will permit construction of 950 low- Mt. Laurel ruling to other munici- cost and moderate-priced homes. All palities accused of similarly abusing that's necessary to close the case is local zoning powers, an enlargement Prayers for and against tourists final approval by Superior Court Judge which has triggered lawsuits in those Anthony Gibson. towns faced with implementation of the According to the Times of London, the "Protect us from surly and unscrupulous us for what we are and not for what we can The agreement includes 92 lower- Mt. Laurel decision. Greek Orthodox Church issued a new prayer taxi drivers, avaricious porters, and un- contribute to their worldly goods. income units in a mobile home develop- asking the Lord to protect the Greek people licensed English-speaking guides. "Grant us the strength to visit the Finally, the Legislature was unable from tourists The prayer, which is to be said ment, which was part of an earlier "Give us this day divine guidance in the museums, the cathedrals, the palaces, and to stay out of the controversy. Re- by monks and nuns every morning and every selection of our hotels that we may find our the castles listed as 'musts' In the guide- forumla worked out in response to the evening, goes like this: sponding to prodding by constituents, books state Supreme Court's second Mt. "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have the Governor and the courts, the "And If perchance we skip a historic Laurel decision. The original ruling in mercy on the cities, the islands, and the villages of our Orthodox fatherland, as well monument to take a nap after lunch, have 1975 found that the township was legislators passed a law intended o mercy on us, for our flesh Is weak." defuse Mt. Laurel. The legislation gives as the holy monasteries, which are scourged Art Buchwald abusing its zoning powers by inten- by the worldly touristic wave. (This part of the prayer is for husbands.) tionally discriminating against low- suburban municipalities a voice in "Grace us with a solution to this dramatic "Dear God, keep our wives from shopping sprees and protect them from bargains they income families. determining their "fair share" low- problem and protect our brethren who are reservations honored, our rooms made up, surely tried by the modernistic spirit of these don't need or can't afford. Lead them not Into Mt. Laurel 2, in 1983. incorporated cost housing quotas and establishes a and hot water running from the faucets (If it temptation, for they know not what they do." contemporary Western invaders." Is at all possible) the court's "builder's remedy," a welcome one-year moratorium on the Now it's only fair if the monks and nuns (This part of the prayer Is for wives.) strategy intended to implement the builder's remedy. are beseeching the Lord with antitourist "We pray that the telephones work and "Almighty Father, keep our husbands from that the operators speak our tongue and that looking at foreign women and comparing first decision by removing zoning Mt. Laurel did not solve New prayers that the tourists get equal time. So I have written a prayer for tourists which there is no mail waiting from our children them to us. barriers and facilitating construction of Jersey's chronic shortage of low-cost they must recite when they get up In the "Save them from making, fools of them- low-cost housing. Because the remedy housing, but it did make a significant morning and go to bed at night. which would force us to cancel the rest of our selves in cafes and nightclubs. Above all, please do not forgive them their trespasses. allowed builders to construct four contribution to removing artificial It goes like this: trip. for they know exactly what they do." regular houses for each low-cost unit, zoning barriers to construction. "Heavenly Father, look down on us your "Lead us, dear Lord, to good inexpensive humble obedient tourist servants who are restaurants where the food is superb, the (Together.) "And when our voyage Is over, the proposal was widely condemned as Almost certainly, more progress and we return to our loved ones, grant us the doomed to travel this earth, taking photo- waiters friendly, and the wine included in the an invitation to overbuilding and the could have been made more quickly if graphs, mailing postcards, buying souvenirs favor of finding someone who will look at oar price of the meal. borne movies and listen to our stories, so our death of the suburbs. the Legislature had become active at and walking about in drip-dry underwear. "Give us the wisdom to tip correctly in "We beseech you, O Lord, to see that our lives as tourists will not have been In vain. -At its worst, the litigation was a an earlier date. As it is, the legislation currencies we do not understand. Forgive us "This we ask you in the Name of Conrad luggage is not lost and our overweight for undertipplng out of ignorance and controversial chapter in state-munici- that was finally enacted can be credited baggage goes unnoticed. Hilton, Thomas Cook and the American overtlpplng out of fear. Make the natives love pal relations, running roughshod over with helping to hasten a satisfactory, Express. Amen." New Jersey's long tradition of home settlement of the Mt. Laurel Township rule and bulldozing into oblivion a suit. community's authority to determine its Newark Star-Ledger Battleships are big bargains WASHINGTON - When it becomes oper- Lehman, to put the matter mildly, is a experience. British carrier aircraft repeated- ational in 1989, the battleship Wisconsin will battleship buff. He recalls with evident ly hit the airfield at Port Stanley, but they A hair-raising issue? make its home port in Corpus Christi, Texas. satisfaction the New Jersey's role off Beirut could not stay over the target long enough to That announcement a few days ago from at the peak of the fighting there. Parts of the knock out the field. This Is not to denigrate s there hope for the millions of bald stuff for widespread use. It'll be a while Navy Secretary John Lehman was good news city were being systematically destroyed by the awesome power and versatility of today's men around the world? The Upjohn before all the bureaucratic red tape is from Galveston to Brownsville, but the manned aircraft with their "smart bombs," pleasant thing about Lehman's rebirth of the but an A-f Intruder carries a normal bomb Idrug company is in with a very cut. If it works, well great — unless battleship is that the program is good news load that Is equivalent to only five rounds qualified maybe, saying that it has done you're Kojak. But if it doesn't, the feds all around. James Kilpatrick from a battleship - and It costs $1 million to some tests with a high blood pressure should say so. Otherwise it likely would The Wisconsin will be the fourth and last' train a pilot to fly it. of the big ships to be taken from mothballs remedy called minoxidil and that it turn into another of those snake oils When the Wisconsin Joins the Atlantic fled and returned to duty at sea. The New Jersey, artillery from the hills to the east. The New four years hence, it will just about complete grows hair — well, at least fuzz. that have been used for years without based in Long Beach, Calif., came on line two Jersey opened fire with her 15-inch guns. the restoration of our naval presence In UM Upjohn wants the federal Food amd success. The purveyors get rich, and years ago. The Iowa, which temporarily is in Though It was Impossible to correct aim Gulf of Mexico. The city of Corpus Christi Drug Administration to license the the buyers get scalped again. Norfolk, Va., came next. The Missouri will through spotters (ground coordinates had to will get the Wisconsin, with its crew of 1,100, join the Pacific fleet toward the end of this be used), the ship delivered 301 rounds before along with the training carrier Lexington and year and will work out of its home port at retiring. Each round weighs 2,250 pounds. several other ships. Other Gulf ports - Treasure Island, San Francisco. Says Lehman: "The artillery stopped." Pensacola, Mobile, Pascagoula, Galveston, The taxpayers have become so inured to For such a purpose, nothing beats a New Orleans and Lake Charles - will also the astronomical costs of defense that they battleship. During World War II, our carrier have a piece of the home port action. should welcome the story of Lehman's broad- aircraft repeatedly bombed the Japanese The benefits are substantial. Lehman's beamed babies. The four battleships will base on Tnik. Great damage was done, but advisers estimate that the Corpus Christi The Register average something in the neighborhood of the base stayed operable. By contrast, when area will see an economic impact of $500 M00 million each. That Is less per ship than seven battleships went to work off Kwajalein million a year once the plan is fully Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register the cost of a new frigate. It is like getting a on Jan. 31,1*44, their effectiveness could not developed. Twenty-nine ships, all told, will be A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper low-mileage used car with no wear on the be doubted. By that evening, according to engaged In surface operations out of the Gulf tires. historian Samuel Eliot Morison, the bom- area. They represent a bonanza for GEORGE J. LISTER In return for its $400 million, the Navy gets bardment had killed possibly half the merchants and builders. The Navy in- P'tWdtnt ind PuDIAhsr a mighty platform for the kind of sustained Japanese defenders. Hardly a tree was left vestigated 16 sites for the Wisconsin's home bombardment that only a big ship can standing on what had been a pretty wooded port and narrowed the list to six, but it was CLIFF SCHECHTMAN WILLIAM H. THOMPSON JANE FODERARO deliver. Each of the ships is fitted with the Island. Only 37] of 41,000 U.S. troops no contest. The state of Texas put up OS NtWl EDrlO' MM City Editor latest state of the art In missiles and committed to the Kwajalein operation were million and the taxpayers of Corpus Christi electronic equipment. Despite the weight of killed. The Japanese lost 7,870 men out of committed themselves to an additional IB their 19-inch armor, the battleships can show 8,675. million In bonds. It was "by far the most PAMELA ABOUZEID RICHARD NICOLETTI CHARLES C. TRIBLEHORN their sterns to any companion vessel. They attractive choice," says Lehman. "We got a utttty* Edrto* Sporti Edrtor Sunday Ednor Lessons of the more recent war of the are formidable weapons of war. Falkland Islands confirmed the Pacific bargain." The whole nation will share it. TUOMY. AUGUST 13, 1985 The Register 9A Margaret Reid Margaret Reid, 84, of Red Bank, died yesterday in the Red Bank Convalescent Center. Born in County Clare, Ireland, Mr. Reid had lived In Brooklyn, NY, before moving to Red Bank Robert F. Warrington five yean ago. Robert P. Warrington, 67, of She was a communicant of St. Neptune, died yesterday In theJames Roman Catholic Church, Red Jertey Shore Medical Center, Nep- Bank. tune. Her husband, William Reid, died Born In Acconuck County, Va , in 1965 Mr. Warrington resided in Freehold Surviving are a son, John Reid of (or M yean before moving to Little Silver; a brother, John Neptune 14 yean ago. O'Loughlin of Ireland; and seven Mr. Warrington was a mason with grandchildren. Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen The John E. Day Funeral Home, Union Local No. 8, Neptune. Red Bank, Is In charge of arrange- He was a U.S. Army veteran of ments. World War II His wife, Marguerite Valentine Warrington, died in 1V70. Surviving are a son, Robert D. Burnt Fly Bog Warrington of Freehold; a sister, Delia Hamilton of New York City; and a grandchild. pact ruling The Freeman Funeral Home, Freehold, Is In charge of arrange- ments 1 week away? 202 P—th Note* MARLBORO - A decision on awarding a contract for the cleanup REID — Uargarat. « KM SaM. on Auguat 12 of Burnt Fly Bog, which was af John 0 lougN* Funow Maa « * an, K expected last night, was delayed at Own*. *— SMI. on Waanaaoay. 10 a m vwinoo « »i[«i runra Homa. M Wwniai AM , tod least a week, according to a Town- ship Councllwoman. ASSOCIATED PRESS CANTELO — MtM • Taaaa Ann DaugMar ot Mr Township Councllwoman Sally 4 Mr* Robart CanMo of Orlando. FiorMi SWMr of Mollica, who also chain the Burnt A HELPING HAND — Bob Anderson holds a check for $10,000 Rainbow Kitchen, where they feed the area's unemployed. MtM DaraVty. EMn|ana and Jannrtar ot Orlando and Mr* Mary-Kata t*t**natm of Orlando Orano- Fly Bog Citizens Advisory Commit- from Bruce Springsteen, who donated the money before his concert Springsteen has long expressed concern over the decline of dauoM** ot Un Mary Oonatn ol Jartay City NJ, and tee, said a decision has been delayed in Pittsburgh Sunday. The workers behind Anderson are from the American industry and the impact it has on working people. Mrs LasWha Thompson ol Datand Fla Funarai Sarrtoa Mr Taaa* Ann,' aaa 11, of SM Harbour Rd on whether the state Department of Ortanao. who pMNd NQ Aug. 4, iMft. wa* INM ThwraMy. 10 am .MM John vtamay ft C Church Environmental Protection IDEPI witt Fathar BM Zlmboraky aMciaang A ChrtsMn should honor a letter of intent it gave 241. Monrooutti County »» Otn»r Public Notlc»t fW Othar Public Notlcot waka aarvtoa wa* haw Wadnaaday « 7 M p m at Pin* Ca#aa Manorial CKapal Funeral Homa Inttr- to the E.E. Cnu Co., of Red Bank. io wxnpiaint niad in a civil ac- Union Beach boat ramp considered ly with tr*9 raquiramanta of P L fgnmania ot Moigagaa lor tion, in whtch Tha Fadarai Na- mam toftowad at Oaoaola Mamory Oardan* * Taai in April saying it won the It million Monmoum County, Paga 446. tional Mofigapa Aaaociatlon <• wa* a nsWVa of Rad tank. HJ, co*wng to Onando iB75, ami. and (2) to racovar poaaaaaion ol, Jersey Avenue. plaintiff, and Mtchaal D Orr, at • ry HJ. m 1M2 IW «*• ba Mdty cleanup contract. raquifad to comply wttn tha and conoama pramtaaa com- UNION BEACH - The deal may •la sva dafandanta, pandmg in But because the utility officials provtetona of tha Naw Jaraay monty known aa iflS Plna Btraat, y tar IMS graduating cMaa or Oak PVdga The award has been challenged by tha Supartor Court of Naw Jar- PravaMing Waoa Act. Ch«pt«r Union Baach. Naw Jaraay Mtjk Sanaol. Arrangamanta by Una r have changed, but the Borough have not determined that they own aay. Chanoary DMaton. Mon- at least two competing firms ISO of tna law* ol 1963 •ftacUva H you ara unabta to obtain an mouth County, and baarmg Council is still considering providing the land on Dock and Front streets, January 1, 1974 atlornay. you may communicata The state Treasury Department, Dockai No F-3«60-6S within Ihlr- By ordar of tha Board of wtth tha Naw Jaraay Stata Bar boaters with a boat ramp to Raritan ry-ftva (38) daya aftar Auguat U SPENCE — LanNa V . ol KM Sana, on Auguat the Borough Council agreed to allow Cr>oaan Fraanotdara ot thaCoun- which rules on contested contract 1M9 ascluarva of aucrt data If 10. ttSS. WM at tia aNa WMarn J MilMin ill Wain Bay 609-.M4.H01 YOU may aJao the company to make an offer for the out you 'an to do ao, Judgamant by J . MH, Oared. Maflon O Connor and Una laraan awards by all state agencies, has contact tha Lawyar Rafarral Sac- ? dafault may ba rtnOfmti apainat The Borough Council last night 17 acre tract between Jersey Av- MOMAS J LYNCH JR., DtrtKtor vtca ol tha County of vanua by Funaral Uaaa at •< Jamaa K Cnurcn KM SaM. on extended the deadline for a decision you for tha r«,i«f damandad in Of ir>« Board calling (201) 431-5544 tf you mir a I am VMMan at na Mm I Day agreed to accept an offer from enue and the railroad tracks, accord- tha Complain) and Amandmant JOHN E WESTLAKE. Ctorh cannot afford an attornay, you •MM Mama. • KMnMa A«a.. KM »ar*. Tyaaday on the contract an extra week, to Complaint, and Sacond Jersey Central Power and Light Co ing to Councilman Frank W DiCic- MARVIN OLINSKV may communicata with tha Lagai 1-4 1 'torn Amandmant to Complaint You Mollica said. That decision was to Sarvtcaa offtoa of tha County of to purchase a borough-owned lot on ca I 13 120 1 •nan Ma your antwar and prool vanua by calling (201) 747-7400 have been made Friday of aarvtoa in dupllcata with tha YOU. MiCHALE D ORR. hla 250 Othar Public Notice* Clark of tha Supartor Court of DEP spokeswoman Janice halra. davtaaaa and paraonal Naw Jaraay. Hughaa Juattca 201 Inttomoriam rapraaantavvaa. and hta. malr. or HOTtCE TO Compta« • CN971. Tranton. Naw Haverson was unavailable for com- any of thair aucoaaaora to right Edward W Farlay Ftnt ZU Marlboro 247 R»fllOfla)l NQttCM ABSENT OfFINDANTI Jaraay 0M25, in aocordanca with tttta and mtaraat. an» mada party •GndnsMt. caring, oounoa, you ahowad •« avaty way ment yesterday and did not return ai tna offtcaa of tha Manaaquan [L S) STATE OF NEW JERSEY tha rutaa of ctvii praenca and dafandanta to thla foradoaura LO«nft, «har If you ask us for American Express* Travelers Flowers by Bob Goodman Cheques, we won't sell you something else. MIDDLETOWN 749 Hwy 35, Middletown American Express are the only travelers Flortot * Ganlra Canter MKMM tea* • UM DMam HaHai Ml rtuioi credit cjfdt KCfpl«i bi ptxx* cheques we carry. Because only American 671-0346 Express offers a package of five special 671-2507 787-0049 Hwy. 35. MMdletown W» OcHrar Cvmry Bloomin Thing services to help protect you if your travelers cheques are lost or stolea Sayrewoods Florist II When you walk in and ask us for Flowers Speak From the Heart 114 Main Si Msliwan American Express Travelers KOCH Florist & Gifts 54 W. Front SI.. Ktypon lAcroa« Irom Jefr> Bayar s Rattaurinn Cheques, be assured that's 1870 Hwy 35, Middletown. N J 07748 ro-iuo 566-3200 what you'll walk out with. 671 0744 "Flow»rs say It Best" Middletown s Finest W Stno tlowrt HorlO MafOr Crtdtt CmrOt Attmtion Floristl Your lull tffvKf llonttt • We CSN Apple Blossom Order your special ad Colonial Flowers Flower Shop into this Directory. 5 E Front Siren, Red Bink 780-7980 Monbm Rm RdtliwBmcoijxjfition 741-4666 McmbmFDIC 542-4000, Ext. 252 All Major Credit Card* ^ccepied By Phone CAmctnan t\pfrssTu»rl Rtljlc.t SVKIH-V I .Mnpjns lix IWI The Register 10A YOUR TOWN TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1965 Hospital funds campaign exceeds goal Parisardi, Long Branch, and special Todd for his "astute financial coun- LONG BRANCH - The campaign gifts, under the leadership of George seling, which continues to be of great to raise funds for the E. Murray S. Michals, Ocean, and Basil J. importance to the hospital." Todd Todd Building, now under construc- Plasteras, West Long Branch, chair- was appointed to the MMC Board of tion at Monmouth Medical Center, man of the foundation. Trustees in 1967 and has served for has ended as "a spectacular suc- The employee division was headed many years as chairman of its cess," according to its chairman, by James A. McLean of the hospi- finance committee. Harry I. Franco of Deal tal's respiratory therapy depart- The Todd Building, scheduled for "Our total of over $4.5 million far ment. completion next summer, is the core exceeds the minimum goal of $4 A major contribution to the cam- of the hospital's major replacement million required by the state depart- paign came from The Greenwall and renovation project which will ment of health as an equity contribu- Foundation of New York, with its provide a modern setting for ser- tion toward the total project cost of approval of a grant to establish the vices in high demand and enable M2 million." Franco said. Anna Alexander Greenwall other services to expand their space. Franco was chosen as campaign Geriatric Program and Center at the The new building will include a chairman by his fellow members of hospital. The grant includes (300,000 consolidation of certain ambulatory the Monmouth Health Care Foun- for construction of the geriatric care programs, centralized ma- dation, which raises funds for hospi- center, which benefits the building ternal and infant services including tal-related projects. project, plus substantial support for a family-oriented birthing center, operating expenses of the program. Serving as vice chairmen were operating rooms capable of accom- Robert C. Stanley Jr., Middietown. The campaign has also received a modating the newest technology, a chairman of the MMC Board of pledge of (200,000, to be fulfilled over new emergency department with Trustees, and Dr. Nicholas J the next five years by the 550- immediate access to obstetrical and Arcomano. Long Branch. Stanley member MMC Auxiliary and its surgery suites and a new day stay headed the division for leadership branches. center to meet the demand for same- gifts, and Arcomano sought support The project, which began as the day surgery and other procedures from the hospital's medical and Patient Services Building, was re- dental staff, which contributed near- named the E. Murray Todd Building The Todd Building will provide 166 ly $400,000 to the campaign. last August in recognition of Todd's beds. Of these, 146 will replace Other divisions were major gifts, years of service to the hospital. existing beds and 20 will be new, headed by Allen I Preville, Mon- When the honor was announced at increasing the hospital licensed ca- mouth Beach, and Ralph J a press conference, Stanley praised pacity to 526 beds COOLING OFF — Uwe Hoepfner, left. Dieter John Swoope, Oceanport. The three Germans are Seidel and Lisa Schreiner, all from West Germany, part of a group visiting the United States through and Gordon Burns, Colts Neck, right, president of Operation Friendship and the People to People the Jersey Shore Chapter of People to People, cool chapter. off during pool party at the riverfront home of Mrs. Highlands Red Bank Games and rides, arts, crafts and purchased every morning before novelties will be available along with Registration scheduled school; weekly tickets may be Check-Mate to sponsor Middietown many varieties of Italian foods such purchased Mondays before school, as peppers and sausages, baked ziti, at Highlands School and monthly tickets may be energy seminar Aug. 21 manicotti, zeppolies, Italian hot dogs purchased the first and last day of Parents of children who will enter An energy conservation seminar. Emotions Anonymous only first names are used. and ices, pizza and beverages. each menu For more information contact Admission is free and there is Highlands Elementary School in "Caring, A Joint Effort." will be First Call for Help, 938-2250 or N.J. ample parking. September are requested to register held Aug. 21 in the Red Bank Senior starts two new chapters Self Help Clearinghouse, new students before Aug 28, be- Center at 11 am tween 9 a.m. and noon and 1 to 3pm Emotions Anonymous, an inter- 800-452-9790. Representatives of the three spon- No student will be registered after national self-help group for persons sors, Check-Mate, Inc., Jersey Cen- this date until Friday, Sept. 6. with emotional problems, is opening Belmar tral Power and Light Company and two new chapters in Middietown, one Open houses planned School will reopen Wednesday. New Jersey Natural Gas Company, for teens from 13 to 19-years-old and at church nursery school Sept. 4. The hours for the coming will present information on conserv- one for adults. The groups meet Ocean year are: kindergarten am session. ing energy and weatherization pro- Tuesday evenings in the New Mon- 8:30 am -11a.m., kindergarten pm grams available to low-income mouth Baptist Church at 8 p.m. session, noon-2 30 p.m , grades 1-6. St. Rose High graduates households. 8:30 a.m.-2:30 pm The free meetings are open to any Festival starts Thursday The Wesley Nursery School will For further information, contact Parents of kindergarten students teen or adult who wishes to improve hold open houses for September planning Sunday picnic Check-Mate will be notified by mail regarding the his or her emotional health. The Italian-American Association registration Thursday, Aug. 29, and time and date of an orientation All graduates from St Rose High Participants vary from those with of Ocean Township will host its Friday, Aug. 30, from 10 a.m. to program to be held prior to the start School, here, are invited to the temporary problems, such as broken annual festival from Thursday noon. The school is located in the Medical assistants plan through Sunday at the Deal Test Site, First United Methodist Church, Oak- of the school year graduates' second annual picnic on romances, death or divorce to those Sunday. Aug 25. from 1 to5pm The with more long-term problems re- Deal and Whalepond Roads. Hours hurst All students who will enter grades coding seminar Aug. 21 are: Thursday, 5-11 p.m.; Friday, 5 K-2 should report to the main picnic will be held at the Ocean quiring medication or professional County Park, Route 88. Lakewood A seminar will be held Aug. 21 on support. p.m.-midnight; Saturday, 4 p.m.- Classes are held for 3 and 4-year- entrance (WaterWitch Avenue) of the school prior to entering the Alumni are asked to bring their the new ICD-9 and CPT-4 insurance The program uses the same 12- midnight, and Sunday, 4-11 p.m. olds, and classes for 2'*-year-olds building own food, grills, soda and beer will coding by the Monmouth County step program as Alcoholics are being expanded. Class size is Attendance is expected to exceed All students who will enter grades be available Chapter of the American Association Anonymous, adapted to help im- limited. last year's total of 50,000 people. 3 through 6 should report to the Games, prizes and entertainment of Medical Assistants Michael T prove emotional health. Participants Interested parents are invited to Linden Avenue entrance of the are planned Reck of M.T. Reck Associates. work together to give mutual sup- The festival will feature live visit the school with their children. school prior to entering the building Fred Underwood. 57, and Beth Alexandria, Va.. will be the speaker port in a caring, non-judgmental entertainment and music each eve- The staff will be available to answer The cafeteria will serve lunch the Tormey, '77 are cochairing the The seminar will be held in the atmosphere. ning with a fireworks display Friday questions. first day of school and every day picnic Blaisdell Auditorium of Rlverview Suggestions are offered for build- evening. State, county and local thereafter when school is in session For further information, call the Medical Center from 9 am to 1 p.m ing a better life such as "living one officials will attend opening cer- For further information, contact Students may pay for their lunch on It. Rose High School alumni office All medical personnel are invited day at a time" and "you are not emonies Thursday between 7 and the church office from 9 am. to 1 a daily, weekly or monthly basis All between 8am and 12 noon to attend alone." Since anonymity is vital, 7:30 p.m. p.m. children except those In kindergarten are eligible to partici- pate in the program Daily lunch tickets may i be Here's how to subscribe j SERVICE SALUTE PUKUENSUE, M.D. to The Register: DDaily & Sunday $1 35 DDaily $1 00 OSunday $ 35 RUMSON - Capt. Catherine M. decorated with the Army Achieve- Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla.. with IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE Robertello, daughter of retired Air ment Medal in West Germany. the 325th Combat Support Group THE OPENING OF HIS PRACTICE FOR NAME PHONE r_ I Force Lt. Col. Gerald J. and Beth The Achievement Medal is HAZLET — Army Reserve Pvt PULMONARY MEDICINE Robertello, Annadale, Va.. has par- awarded to soldiers for meritorious 1st Class Michael F. Leban, son of ADDRESS ticipated in Global Shield 85, an service, acts of courage, or other Edward P. and Christina Lehan, has AT exercise involving U.S. Air Force, accomplishments. completed one station unit training TOWN STATE/ZIP 70 E. FRONT ST. Air Force Reserve, Air National Philbin is a missile crew member at the U.S. Army Infantry School, clip and mall coupon to: For horn* delivery call: Guard, Navy and Marine Corps with the 94th Air Defense Artillery Fort Benning, Ga, a 12-week period RED BANK, N.J. 07701 The Register units, and elements of the Canadian Brigade. which combines basic combat train- 201-747-4440 One Register Plaia 542-8880 forces. MIDDLETOWN - Airman ing and advanced individual training. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Robertello is a transportation Michael A. Hohtnann, son of Henry Soldiers were taught to perform office hour by appointment AJTN Circulation Dtpl officer with the 321st Strategic A. and Ann Hohmann, Port Mon- rifle and mortar squad duties. Missile Wing at Grand Forks Air mouth, has been assigned to Shep- EATONTOWN - Army Pvt 1st Force Base, N.D. pard Air Force Base, Texas, after Class John P. Hoffmeister, son of Her husband, Air Force Capt. completing Air Force basic training. Lyle A. and Diane M. Hoffmeister, Edward R. Perkins III, is the son of During the six weeks at Lackland North Tonawanda, NY., has arrived Edward R. And Carol M. Perkins, Air Force Base, Texas, the airman for duty in West Germany. here. studied the Air Force mission, Hoffmeister, a missile crew mem- EATONTOWN - Airman Terrl G. organization and customs and re- ber with the 56th Field Artillery Johnson, daughter of Myrtle D. ceived special training in human /4 t>*te Brigade, was previously assigned at A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Rates 13 75 for three lines (or 1 day ($1 00 each Johnson, has been assigned to relations Fort Sill, Okla. additional line). $9 00 for three lines for two days 111 90 each additional line). M 90 for three lines for three dayi Keesler Air Force Base, Miss., after The airman will now receive His wife, Carmela, is the daughter 112 00 each additional line). 17.90 for three lines for four or five days (12.29 each additional line), 19 00 for three lines completing Air Force basic training. specialized instruction in the medi- of Dominic Colombo, here. (or lix to eight days 112 SO each additional line 1.110 90 (or three lines (or nine to ten dayi I S3 00 each additional line) During the six weeks at Lackland cal services field. KEYPORT - Army Spec 4 Harry 113 50 (or three lines (or eleven days Each additional day II 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline It AM two days Air Force Base, Texas, the airman UNION BEACH - Air Force L. Keller, son of George and Floren- before publication. Call The Daily Register, 942-4000, ask for The Date Secretary studied the Air Force mission, Airman 1st Class Joanne Hayden, ce Keller, has arrived for duty in organization and customs, and re- daughter of Delia M. Woodward, and AUGUST IMS - AUGUST IS - THURSDAY will be held at 10 a.m. at 115 Bay Ave West Germany. SUNDAY-THURSDAY ceived special traning in human Anthony Antonucci, Keansburg, has Keller, a helicopter repairer with Singles Again NJs leading tingle Featuring household foods, flea mar- relations. arrived for duty in Japan. A SOLEMN NOVENA OP THE organization hosts the shorn largest ket, fresh vegetables, food and the Mainz Military Community, was MIRACULOUS MEDAL will be con- games Space $9 For info, call The airman will now receive Hayden, an administration previously assigned at Fort Benning, dance at the Colts Neck Inn, Route specialized Instruction in the air specialist with the 2114th Infor- ducted by the Rev John J Buckley 937. Colts Neck Free buffet Dance 9 291-2989 Ga. CM, in St. Agnes Church, Atlantic p.m New member orientation 8 p.m. operations field. mation Systems Squadron, was Highlands Devotions will be held at AUGUST t* - THURSDAY HAZLET - Air Force Staff Sgt. previously assigned at Myrtle Beach MATAWAN - Michael C. Wood, a For more info call 9284343 All 1981 graduate of Matawan Regional 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. For personal singles welcome Mid-Atlantic trip Tropicana Cost Stanley R. Slutler, has been chosen Air Force Base, S.C. 115 Rebate 15 coins Show "Uptown High School, has completed training conference, call Father Buckley it radio operator of the quarter for the MIDDLETOWN - Army Private 2(1-0272 AUGUST 17 - SATURDAY Its Hot." Leaves Middietown Hailet 2139th Information Systems Walter H. Fulcber III, son of Mr. and in fundamental military skills at the Red Bank Scot's American Club 9 p.m. 7874*21 Squadron. Mrs. Walter H. Fulcher, Lincroft, Army ROTC basic camp at Fort AUGUST 13 - TUESDAY summer dance to be held at the Slutter was selected in competi- has completed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. Parents Without Parnters Knights of Columbus Hall, 200 Fair AUGUST 31 - SATURDAY tion among contemporaries for ex- Dix. During the encampment, cadets Bayshore Chapter 144 BUCK night Haven Rd , Fair Haven. Dance to the Flea Market. Rain date Sept 1. emplary duty performance and mili- During the training, students re- received training in basic rifle General meeting and dance Cheese music of "Little Angle ' from 9 p m Spaces available, 110 each Comer of marksmanship, military drill and and cheese dip. Don Quixote's, Hwy to 1 a.m. Tickets 110 per person For Bay and Center Ave's, Highlands. 9 tary professionalism. ceived instruction in drill and cer- a m -4 p m Sponsored by W W B.I A He is a radio operations super- emonies, weapons, map reading, ceremonies, communications and 34. Matawan 8:30 SHARP orien- tickets call 870-0629 or 842-63*4 individual and small unit tactics. tation Members of 644 only 11 Mem- Call 291-9127 or 291-4299 visor in West Germany. tactics, military courtesy, military bers 13: prospective members $9. 13th Annual Atlantic Highlands His- HAZLET - Cadet Robert M. justice, first aid, and Army history Chapter phone 727-4020 torical Society arts and crafts show SEPTEMBER 8 - SUNDAY Fernandez, son of Mr. and Mrs. and traditions. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Memorial Park, Trip to the NEVELE (Catikills) i Lorenzo Fernandez Jr., has com- EATONTOWN - Airman Tara A. AUGUST 14 - WEDNESDAY First Ave., Atlantic Highland!. 130 days, 4 nights By The Open Door, pleted a U.S. Air Force ROTC field Newland, daughter of Michael E. Peach Festival, 9-8 p.m. Reformed artiiians make shopping a pleasure. Bayshore area. Includes all meals training encampment at Lackland and Katherine A. Newland, has Church, 62 Hance Ave . Tinton Falls Rain date August 24. and tips. UC5 per person twin (289 Air Force Base, Texas. graduated from the U.S. Air Force single. 872-23*4 { ANNUAL AUCTION - New and Atlantic Highlands Historical So- This summer's curriculum con- law enforcement specialist course at old. Bring gift or 13.00 (or admission SEPTEMBER B - SUNDAY sists of orientations on jet aircraft, Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. ciety Arts and Crafts show Memorial Refreshments, Keyport Elks, Park, First Ave. 10 am -4 p.m. Annual Flea Market sponsored by career opportunities, human rela- Graduates of the course studied Women's Auxiliary, 8 p.m. the Klwtnls Club of Middietown 10 tions education and equal opportuni- general law enforcement duties, Battleground Arts Center's Folk a.m.-4 p.m. Foodtown Shopping ty training. Physical fitness and tactics, weapons training, physical Singles Again tonight in the terrific Festival. Monmouth Battlefield State Center. Rt J91, Kings Hwy. Opposite survival training is also emphasized. apprehension and restraint and atmosphere of the Cinnamon Tree, Park, Rt. 33, Engllshtown. 8 pm Bradlees Dealers It uilgaters wel- FREEHOLD — Airman Patrick J. earned credits toward an associate Route 9, Freehold. Unquestionably Rain date 8/18. Tickets » Children come. For reservations call Pat Sarieves, ion of David C. and degree in applied science through the best group of singles. Complimen- M For Visa/MC and info Call 787-1885 the Community College of the Air tary hot buffet. New member orien- 4*2-8811 weekdays. Michele F. Shrieves, has graduated OCTOBER It - SATURDAY from Air Force basic training at Force. tation 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. Info call 9284343. All singles welcome. AUGUST II - WEDNESDAY 1 week cruise to Caribbean t South Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Newland is scheduled to serve PEACH FESTIVAL - 64 p.m America. Limited space. Call During the six weeks of training with the U.S. Air Force Academy, Singles Again Invites you to a Sponsored by Oceanport UMW, on 2S1-I653. the airman studied the Air Force Colorado Springs, Colo. cocktail party and dance at the Church lawn United Methodist Colts Neck PTO sponsors outdoor mission organization and customers LONG BRANCH - Charles E. Lakeside Manor. Rt. M. Hazlet. All Church, 90 Main St., Oceanport Peddlen Market. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. At and received special training in Alston, son of Bernice S. and Merlin Hav* you seen this dog? singles welcome. New member Donations 11.50. Atlantic School, Rt. 937, Colts Neck. human relations. Alston, has been promoted in the Small, mixed Chihuahua orientation 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. For Dealers of antiques, crafts, new MATAWAN — Army Private 1st U.S. Air Force to the rank of airman Suzle more info call 9284343. All singles AUGUST 24 - SATURDAY merchandise. Call 94*4381 or 842-9179 Clan Robert J. Philbln. son of first class. welcome Highlands Summer Festival '85 for info. James P. and Joan Philbin. has been Alston is a recreation specialist at CALL 74L8612 t The Register 11A TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1985 LIFESTYLE/SCENE From their viewpoint, it just made horse sense THE REGISTER/JEFF CHASIN THE REQISTER'JEFF CHASIN COLD FEET — Jungle Flower gets a few words of last minute advice from Jenniler Leonard, left, and Joan Jones of Middletown before the MANE SQUEEZE — Flower and Mr. 'D'. two Welch Ponies married human bridesmaids. From left, Shari and Jennifer Leonard from ceremony. Sunday at Tall Timber Farm, Middletown, are surrounded by Iheir Hollywood, Fla. The bride was bridled ly CHRIS HMO The Register MIDDLETOWN - The bride wore Color your world a veil and the groom a black bow tie but both were just horsing around If you've ever thought of decorating your own home but been With an eye on doing something stymied by the ever-changing styles of fabrics and colors, fashion different for a family reunion at the experts say that this year, you can be certain of one thing: 1986 will Tall Timber Farm, Rex and Grace bring a reawakening of clean, bright and sophisticated colors DeVino decided to marry two of This year's color forecast survey conducted by National Decorating their forty horses that live on the Products Association INDPAI indicates that some of the most popular farm colors next year will be yellows, blues, mauves, pinks and rose tones Louis Mauro, a former Franciscan Soft pastels in all color families will be dominant as well Monk, performed the mock wedding According to one expert surveyed, colors will be either very clean Mauro lives on the farm or very muted The middle ground is missing in the 1986 color palette "Actually, I didn't actually marry Decorating Retailer magazine, published by NDPA, polled industry the the two horses," Mauro said color experts for its 17th annual color forecast Independent yesterday "I only blessed them The decorating dealers across the country, 7,000 of them NDPA members, whole idea was to have it as a spoof are reporting customers selecting paint, wallcovering, window for a family reunion " treatments and other decorating items in hues reflecting the latest A big reception, attended by trends. approximate 150 people, was held "Customers are enjoying the wide variety of color choices for home for the horses named Mr D and decorating,'' said one dealer "Some people use a bright color as the Jungle Flower major influence and then accent with softer pastel colors in the same A bridal shower was held prior to family. Other customers prefer to decorate with softer tones and bring THE REOISTEB/JEFF CMASIN the wedding which included some of a few brights in as accents ' Louis Mauro perlorms a mock wedding ceremony. the other horses on the farm, he said According to the forecast, bold color statements will be made with BRIDE AND GROOM — Guests gather around The horses are normally used to accent colors Some of the most popular accents in 1986 will be black, Jungle Flower, left, and Mr 0 , right, as brother pull carriages. red, blue, orange, yellow and bright jewel tones. As far as neutrals, gray will further strengthen its position as the most prominent neutral, though taupe, off-white and beige will also be popular Several experts stress the importance of the new gray-beige, often called mushroom Two years ago, there was a swing from warm reddish beiges to yellow beiges Now they're getting grayer This gray Spirit of giving undaunted by heat trend is affecting most of the color palette, according to color specialists Pastels are becoming softer, more muted In the green family, the only one of importance for 1986 is khaki, a very gray-green ly HOPE MEN Color merchandising manager for a major paint company notes that The Register roses and mauves are currently at their peak. They are important RUMSON - Even in the late contract /commercial colors, often being used with grays, he says He afternoon, it was still sweltering predicts that blue-cast shades are a new direction fo mauves Sunday, but that didn't affect the Experts call blue the "always popular " color. They say current turnout at the Rhapsody on the blues are very 18th century and traditional in feeling — tones muted Navesink cocktail party at the home and slightly grayed Indigo and navy are very important The new blue, of John and Mary Tsakiris In fact, periwinkle (a blue violet), will appear in small doses in wallcovering the party to benefit the Pollak and fabric. Psychiatric Clinic at Monmouth Another decorating dealer said he has customers who choose blues Medical Center was a huge success, and tinted hues because these colors provide a sense of calm "On according to Pollak Auxiliary Presi- the other hand, customers who are choosing brights are choosing dent Stella Farrell of Deal clean, clear sophistcated shades," he said "It seems to go one way About 140 persons, who paid 125 a or the other — colors are clear and bright or muted and soft, and plate, showed up for the event, which although there is no in between for the colors themselves, many people took place from 4 to 7 p. m , and more are creating successful combinations of brights and pastels when than 12,000 was raised selecting decorating products for their homes ' The Bill Gerry Trio provided Most, but not all customers are selecting sophisticated brights A dance music I although Farrell said unique look in fashion and some segments of the home decorating it was too hot to dance), and Touch market is represented by the "new wave " brights What do the color of Class caterers provided the ap- experts say about the return of the '50s look: the hot pinks, neon petizers like Duck Dijonalse and greens, blacks, reds—all together in startling combinations'' stuffed mushrooms What do decorating retailers say about the "new wave " colors" The caterers provided a surprise THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIG Although most decorating center cutomers are making more cake for Annabella McKeever of RIVER RHAPSODY - The hosts ol Sunday's Long Branch; John and Mary Tsakiris, host and traditional selections, local dealers agree (hey will happily fill all Elberon. whose birthday happened customers decorating needs to fall on the same day of the event party with two of their many guests pose tor the hostess; and Honey Roonan, Tinton Falls. she chaired camera. From left to right are Gloria Brucker, West Hope she's worth it Virginity is back of Glamour magazine "While we're I've got a husband already. ... I'm NEW YORK (AP> - The sexual getting an ebb and flow between LITTLE FALLS (AP) - David going to put it (bill) back in revolution has "bottomed out." ac- standards endorsing anything goes' Taylor it using cold cash to seek circulation for him." cording to a sociologist whose 21- to 'nothing should happen.' I think a lasting relationship with a The man answering the phone year study indictates more college there has been a movement toward woman, typing his name, phone number said his real name Is women are virgins today than in the the latter position " number and messages on more Wayne VanVelsor. 1970s. Which is not to say that we're than 13,000 $1 bills over the past "Since July I960, I've put 13,583 During the '70s, college women heading back to the 50s. says 17 years. bills into circulation. I've kept the were trying to imitate the tra- Sherwin. when women were ex- Taylor, not his real name, puts serial number of each so I can tell ditionally carefree masculine at- pected to remain chaste until their the bills in change machines near you the day I put them out. I've titude toward premarital sex, ac- wedding night while men were free his home and lets them get into got 141 notebook pages of serial cording to Robert Sherwin, professor to sow wild oats in abundance circulation numbers," VanVelsor said in a of sociology at Miami University in "Many years ago, there was a One reached Ellen Carroll of telephone interview. Oxford, Ohio He and colleague tyranny that you had to be a virgin. " Burlington, N.C., who was In- He admits he has been called Sherry Corbett studied sexual behav- he says. "Then we went throught a trigued by the message typed in crazy, angered boyfriends and ior on that campus over 21 years, period when there was another red ink: "Single man, 36, in gotten obscene phone calls, along interviewing more than 3.000 stu- tyranny — you had to be promiscu- Northern New Jersey wishes to with newspaper and radio inter- dents. ous. Today, I think we're getting a meet a woman 21 to 36 to date and views. In 1963, 75 percent of the women relaxing of both extremes, allowing have lasting relationship with." "I'm trying to find a serious they interviewed were virgins By for more self-expression I think the relationship — that's the reason 1978, that percentage had plunged to social standard is broader now. and She said she was "so tickled" I'm doing it," he said. 38, nearly equal to that of their male gives people a lot more choice " that she called the number, and In the past five years, Van- counterparts. But in 1984, the trend got a recorded message asking Velsor said his answering ma- began to reverse again, with 43 Among the reasons Sherwin found her to leave her name and chine has gotten 3,600 calls. He's percent of the women reporting for more conservative sexual behav- number. spent hours on the phone with themselves to be virgins, compared ior: fear of herpes and other veneral "I Just think it's so funny that women, though he's only met 23. THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIG to 28 percent of the men. diseases, and the fact that the he's using the federal government "I'm thinking about giving up SUNNY SMILES — Enjoying the party, despite the heat, are, from So what happened to the sexual diaphragm, which has become the for his own personal ad," Carroll the dollar bills. Maybe a dating left to right, Stella FarreJI, Deal, auxiliary president; Sandra Mullaney, revolution? preferred method of birth control, said. "I didn't leave my name. service would be better," he said. W. Deal, raffle chairperson; Annabella McKeever, Elberon, chair- "I think it's bottomed out," "doesn't easily lend itself to un- person of the event Sherwin says in the September issue planned bursts of passion " 12A The Regiil. Auxiliary holds picnic for handicapped Women to be honored TINTON FALLS - The Monmoulh NEPTUNE — The Monmouth County Advisory Commission on the Auxiliary for Retarded Citizens Status of Women will present Its first annual "Women of (MARC) held Its annual picnic Achievement" awards at a brunch Sept. 22 at the Jumping Brook recently at the Columbian Manor Country Club here. h(ce, one of six group homes A number of local women will be recognized at the public meeting Minted by the Association (or for their contributions to a better life In Monmouth County. Included ftjUrded Citizens. among the honorees are: lore than 80 ARC young adults Business: Ann Lyons, Red Bank Chamber of Commerce. Mre on hand to enjoy fried chicken, Communications: Doris Kulman and Virginia Steiner "The til ermelon. games and a live Woman's Reporter." CJB pjn. Community Service: Marcel Colmer, Belmar; Helen Hawke, Oakhurst; Edith Klbler, Mlddletown; Norma Todd, Red Bank. ' "Helping to serve the guests were Education: Carmen Torres, Long Branch Bilingual Program. various auxiliary members Including Health: Kate Luscombe, Belmar (P.R.I.D.E.) Parent Resolving taft«e pictured at left, from left to Infant Death Experience. rWlt, Susie Sabln, Fair Haven; Politics: Jane G. Clayton, Monmouth County Clerk; Ceclle F. fcael Manville, Mlddletown; and Norton, Mayor, Sea Bright. pra Kettler, Fair Haven. Governor Kean has been Invited as the luncheon's keynote speaker The guest speaker will be Joan Wright, director of the N.J. Division "The auxiliary consls's of a group on Women. if>volunteers, primarily Monmouth Tickets are available at (19 per person and tables may be reserved Cbpnty women, who donate their for parties of 10-12. Reserved tablet will also be available In the name time and energy to raise funds for of each of the "Women of Achievement." ARC and to provide organizational In addition, the commission will be publishing a journal which will support for various activities sched- provide background Information on each of the honorees. uled throughout the year. Monmouth Mall to host Classmates remember the good old days a fall fashion preview EATONTOWN - A "Fall Fashion Forecast" highlighting the new and classic styles for business, school and leisure for all members of the family will be presented at Monmouth Mall Aug. 24 at 3 p.m. on the lower level stage near J.C. Penney's department store. "A Touch of Class" for back-to-school is the theme for the mall's fall promotion. A special sale will run from Aug. 22 through Aug. 25 with savings on new merchandise. An 'A Touch of Class" denim book bag will be available to customers who present $150 or more in register receipts from any of the mall's stores. Receipts must be dated Aug. 22 through Sept. 7. Redemption dates are Aug. 24, Aug. 31 and Sept. 7, between noon and 5 p.m on the mid level near the escalators. Also on Aug. 24, between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., on the mid level near Rite Aid, customers are invited to join the emotionally charged atmosphere at the Championship Tomato Weigh In. Tomato growers from as far as Ohio will bring the heaviest fruits of their vines to compete for the $1,000 first prize in the eighth annual New Jersey Championship Tomato Weigh-In. The festivities continue Aug. 26 through the 31st, when the mall hosts the Abraham Lincoln Memorabilia Exhibit. This museum quality show of over 1000 items includes documents, photographs, Civil War TOGETHER AGAIN — The 1965 graduating class ol Rumson-Fair some, but not all the remaining class members who had a good time articles and many one-of-a-kind items Haven Regional High School recently celebrated ils 20-year-reunion over the two-day reunion guessing who's who. with a picnic at Piping Rock Park in Rumson. Pictured above are Use powder to remove mildew from books Is traveling worth it? colors by squishing the sponges into received Is that the screw bands may DEAR HELOISE: For years, traveling has been one step above primitive camping the colors and then squishing the be re-used if they are not rusted. Because of ill health I had to move You're thrust into a wilderness surrounded by hidden light switches, sponges onto the stencils In with relatives and store my However, re-using rusted screw foreign shower spigots, and strangers on all sides of you who are When we no longer want a stencil household goods and books in a Hints From Heloise bands Is not a good Idea. They may consumed with their own survival. on our window, it comes off easily friend's basement. not tighten down properly and then and it cleans our windows at the There are a lot of people who tell you it doesn't have to be this way Water came in and now my most may not provide the proper seal. same time. — Kim Holmes Foremost among these are the catalogues that list page after page precious possessions, my books, are I didn't know how to solve this of travel "necessities " covered with mildew. SAFE CANNING If the jars are properly sealed the problem until my granddaughter Dear Heloise: 1 am a faithful Sure there's your rubber duck and your change of underwear But There is no way that I can throw solved it for me! bands can be removed in from 12 to wait! You need an iron that weighs 13 ounces and folds up to the size them away and would like to know reader of yours and have a question 24 hours after canning. It the bands First, she stuck non-skid plastic that I hope you can answer. of a ballpoint pen. You need a hair dryer and a global clock that tells if there is any way I can get off the daisies on the shower floor and then are left on, then Juices on the threads you what time It is in Amsterdam when you are in Harlan. Ky You mildew. — Avid Reader she bought me a pair of net slippers of the bands could cause them to need an adapter to use all that stuff in case you have the wrong About the only suggestion I have I do a lot of canning and I try to with soles that don't slip. save some expense on the rings used stick to the jars and also make them voltage heard is this: Rub the books with a The slippers are the greatest and rust faster. — Heloise Don't forget your personal coffeepot and your Walkman. You can clean, dry cloth to remove loose dry for canning. Each year I have to buy they dry quickly. new rings as they get rusty. either listen to music on it or take along a special carrying case for mold. And the slippers go with me if I go Everyone has a favorite time or your language cassettes that have you speaking Italian. German or If the paper is damp, be sure to on an overnight stay! — Ruth Felton Is there any way these rings can money-saving hint Share yours by Boston before you get there. If you're clawing your way up the 0 dry the book first In an airy place. EASY STENCILS be used more than once I take steel sending it to Heloise, P O Box 32000. corporate ladder, then take your choice of the scores of self- You can do this by spreading the Dear Heloise: If you want to do wool and scrub off the rust and use San Antonio, Texas 78218 She can't improvement tapes on "How to Win When You Are Born Shallow " pages fanwise to dry. window stencils for a birthday party them again. I do not use the answer your letter personally but They recommend taking along your hobbies like a pocket telescope You might try sprinkling corn- or a holiday scene, do what we do. lids...just the rings — Mary Donda may feature your great hint in an for bird watching. (Who are we kidding here?) Or, if you're a runner, starch or talcum powder between We take a glass cleaner that The Information that we have upcoming column. there's a special case for your tennis racket or a sport bag that takes the pages to absorb moisture. Lei leaves an opaque film and put a care of your shoes and running clothes. this remain on for several hours and small amount into each cup of a Don't overlook a portable bicycle If you're into fitness or a 5-inch then brush It off. cupcake pan, depending on how television set if you're into body spreading Any of you readers know a better many colors we want to use. There are cases for your contact lenses, your pills, your neckties approach? Send it along, please. — Get hubby to help out and little socks that slipcover your shoes Next, we mix a drop or two of food Heloiie coloring into the cleaner In each cup And don't worry about leaving your office. Put it under the seat Dear Ann Landers: We hear a lot NON-SLIP SLIPPERS until we get the desired colors. in front of you. There's a lap computer, a portable typewriter, word of horror stories about the pain of Dear Heloise: I have just had my We cut a soft sponge into squares processor, calculator and compact desk organizer childbirth, especially when the labor 90th birthday and I can no longer small enough to just fit into each There are shoe-polishing kits, Swiss knives and lead-laminated is long, but hardly anyone talks kneel on my knees to take a bath. color in the cupcake pan. Ann Landers pouches to protect your film from X-ray machines about what II Is like to deliver a child Although I don't mind taking a We place our stencils on the The only thing the catalogues don't list Is a "Mr. T." to lug all that by Caesarean section. I Just went shower, the floor is very slippery and windows and fill in the appropriate stuff around. through it so please hear me out. you. Would you mind paying me a It was the same way with camping. The first time we went, we A Caesarean Is major surgery. It quarter a week?" I told him it would threw everything into a pillowcase and hit the road In five minutes. left me totally exhausted. When I be Just fine and handed him a Then we started to add things like a grill, an ice chest and a couple went home I was worn out and weak quarter every Friday, but I stopped of lawn chairs. as a kitten. I am nursing my bringing him bags of peaches, pep- Later it was a portable table, a tent with a floor in it, a stove, YOUR HOROSCOPE newborn which means I am up half pers, tomatoes, radishes and beets lanterns and clothesline. Finally, we were taking a humidifier, lawn the night. from my overloaded garden. I'd say torches, ice maker, food processor and valet parking signs. he made a bum deal. What would you My doctor told me to take it easy As Yogi Berra once said, "It's deja vu all over again." By Stella Wilder LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ~ Popu- for six weeks. How can I when my say? — Longtime Fan larity should increase today. You will husband doesn't know how to turn on Dear L.T.: I'd say that bird TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 find it necessary to cope with crowds in an affable manner. a vacuum cleaner, much less use revealed his true character when he Born today, you are one who can one? Running the dishwasher and the chirped about the nickel. Cheap, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Your grasp a situation, determine the prop- washer-dryer Is "too complicated," cheap, cheap. er course of action, take action and get sense of justice serves you well today. You may be called upon to settle an yet he can take his car apart and put Dear Ann Landers: How do the job done - all at lightning speed It back together again. parents who have-worked hard all and often before others are even unpleasant dispute. aware that something is afoot. Highly SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - If my friends want to do some- their lives teach their children efficient, when you set your mind to a Contact an old friend today. What he thing nice for me they can offer to unielfishness and a sense of re- task, you see it through, regardless of has to offer may be the perfect reme- pick up my groceries. (I can't lift •ponsiblllty? hardships. You have an alert mind and dy for your present unpleasant more than 10 pounds for another My husband and I had nothing sharp wit. Your only true dislike is situation. month! Or better yet, come over when we married. The years of hard procrastination and its cause - lazi- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - and watch the baby while I take a work and planning paid off. We are ness! You avoid people with these Conquer self-consciousness today if nap. That would be the best gift of upper middle-class, comfortable but traits. you wish to prevail in upcoming work- all. Sign me - I Need A Rest No not wealthy, proud that we could You are a fiercely loyal individual place rivalry. Be willing to speak out. Matter How Good I Look give our children advantages we who demands loyalty in return. Quick AQUARIUS (Jan. 10-Feb. II) - Dear I.N.R. i You need more than didn't nave. to retaliate when you feel you have Don't let your penchant for analysis rest. You need to teach your husband The girls are demanding and been mistreated or abused in any way, develop into the bothersome habit of how to do a few things around the selfish. The boys are Irresponsible. you are at the same time quick to go to poking into the affairs of others. house. Start instruction immedi- Nothing is treasured or cared for. If the aid of any you know who have been PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - As ately. it's ruined or lost the solution Is, 50-65% OFF slighted. You tend to consider ro- crisis nears, take control of your emo- Dear Ann Landers: The letter "We can buy another." How will mance a pleasant luxury you can sel- from the guy who resented his co- they survive with that attitude? Can dom afford. tions. If they get out of hand, you are ?t a great disadvantage. workers for freeloadlng by reading we help them or Is it too late? — his morning paper reminded me of Mpls. 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I would fish it out and who are overindulged wind up un- of Summer Merchandise WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 ciliation with co-workers. read my favorite sections. motlvaled and miserable. Starts I Wednesday LEO (July 23-Aog. «) - Try not to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Select One day he said, "I think you What kind of wedding goes with be impatient. Plans may not be car- today's companions wisely. Your ener- ought to pay me a nickel a day for today's new life styles? Does any- ried out as swiftly as desired. Use care gy Is at a peak: not everyone will be reading my paper. After all, It costs thing go? Ann Landers' "New in choosing help. able to keep up with you. me a dime and yon are getting as Bride's Guide" tells what's right for VIRGO (Aog. 23-Sept. «) - Seek CANCER (June 21-July 22) - You much pleasure out of It as I am." I today's weddings. 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AUGUST 13, 1985 B Tripucka leads the way Birch Hill notches JSBL crowd JSBL title-grabber "I tried to keep him out as far out as I could," l| JIM HlllTEUMAMM said Seaman who will be leaving this week for The Register Europe. was down NEPTUNE — It was a game worthy of a playoff Tripucka missed a jumper and the Headliner's final, but in the end it was Kelly Tripucka who made Dave Williams hit one of two from the foul line to the key points In leading Birch Hill to a hard-fought cut the lead to 79-78 with 27 seconds left. Tom 88-84 overtime triumph over the Headliner last night Siekiewlcz missed a short jumper with five seconds to win the Jersey Shore Summer Basketball League left and Hinson got the rebound and passed to Alston from '84 who was fouled at the buzzer. He made the first, playoff title two games to one. Tripucka poured in 46 points Including six in the but missed the second and the game went Into he Jersey Shore Summer Basketball overtime. League season came to an end last overtime, but the Headllner had a chance to win It night and the impact of the circuit in regulation time when Mike Alston was fouled Tripucka hit on a three-point play and Bob Roma T with no time left and Birch Hill leading, 79-71. were somewhat mixed. hit on a short jumper to put Birch Hill up, 84-79. On the one hand, there was strong Alston, who Starred at Long Branch High School Alston hit a free throw and Hinson dropped In a competition. Seven of the eight teams and Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.) made short jumper to make it 8442 with 1:10 left, but were capable of beating one another on the first to tie the game, but his second attempt was Tripucka hit four straight free throws to clinch it. any given night However, attendance off the front rim and the game went Into overtime. dropped off from recent years, due in "I thought the game was over when Mike made Birch Hill outscored the Headllner, 11-2, in the part, to the absence of former JSBL his first shot," Headliner coach Pat McCann said. final three minutes of the first quarter to take a stars Dan Callandrillo. Clinton Wheeler "But those things happen. He had played a great 28-17 lead and held it until the final quarter. and Kelvin Troy who left to compete In game." Trailing, 63-56, going into the final quarter, the the newly-formed United Slates Basket- "I've been here five years and every time it Headliner scored the first seven points in the first ball League. NBA players Jim Spanarkel seems I want to win it more," Tripucka said. "I minute of play to go in front, 65-63. Two straight and Mike O'Koren didn't play this keep on playing here because it's a good league. It's stuff shots by Dave Williams put the losers In front. summer either supposed to be fun, but It always turns out to be a Wayne Spells tied the game on a drive but Rich JSBL commissioner Larry Hennessy war." Brunson put in a jumper to give Birch Hill its final Is aware of the problems and hopes for Birch Hill, which had led by as many as 11 points, lead, 67-65. Tripucka hit on a thre-point play to start better luck next year. seemed to have the game won in regulation time a seven-point Birch Hill streak and held the lead THE REQISTER/CJflOLINE E. COUIQ "Attendance has been down a bit," when Kelly Tripucka put in two foul shots with 1:12 until the buzzer when Alston's free throw tied it Hennessy said, "but we had three weeks to go to make It 79-74. HUMAN BLOCKAGE - Birch Hill's Steve Hefele (26) attempts to in June before vacationing people came The Headliner's Roy Hinson, who had been held Hinson scored 33 points and grabbed 20 rebounds block out Headliner's Wayne Golden (17) during last night's Jersey down to the shore. We had hoped that to only four points in the first half on some good for the losers. He was also voted the winner of the Shore Basketball League championship. Birch Hill's Bob Roma (27) local people would support us until they defensive work by 6-10 Tom Seaman, scored on a Sportsmanship Award. Kelly Tripucka was named watches the action at the Headliner. Birch Hill took the crown, 88-84, arrived." three-point play with 1:01 to go. Most Valuable Player. in overtime. The league had its earliest start in history with the first games getting underway June 11 The main reason for this was to have the league finish its season before some of the players left to play either In Europe or for various NBA Hydroplanes to buzz rookie and free agent teams. This has been a frequent occurrence In recent years Last year the Headllner won the Red Bank this week regular season, but was ousted early in the playoffs because four of Its five starters had left. Jeanne Haviland, the com- The early start was only partially RED BANK - The 46th re- modore, who has played a strong successful this year, although the two newal of the National role in the regatta Tor 12 years, best teams in the league, Headllner and Sweepstakes Regatta will buzz is praying for two days of the Birch Hill, made the finals. into this borough Saturday at lightest of winds and clear skies to make this a successful event. The Headllner lost high-scoring Ale< 11:30 p.m. Bradley who left for France just before The two-day event will con- Because of the speeds these the end of the seson while Mike Largey tinue Sunday with a starting time crafts are able to reach, con- of 11 a.m. ditions both in the sky and on the of Ultimate Business Systems, another water, must be good of the league's top scorers, played only Eight different classes of half the season before leaving for Israel boats, including the Jersey Speed The regatta committee has honored Dave Tilton, a devoted The weather was another factor Skiffs, the super stocks, the ski racing runabouts, 5/7 litre follower of the National according to Hennessy Sweepstakes Regatta for many "It seemed as If If didn't stop raining hydroplanes, 280 hydros, 1200 hydros, 145 hydros and the 2.5 years, as this year's honorary in July," Hennessy said "And that hurt commodore us." hydros will grace the Navesink Hennessy was pleased with the caliber River in displays of speed and This year's referees are Gene of competition power that has thrilled crowds DeFalco (Saturday) and Charles Homickle on Sunday. The inspec- "We had one of the most exciting for years Also included on Sunday are tor is Henry Wendt and the chief years in terms of close games, " he said scorer is Kathleen Jamison "There were few blowouts and our third, three grand prix events The Governor's Cup, the Waterford Birdsall Corporation of Belmar fourth and fifth place teams iRKE is in charge of surveying and Lou Lettering, Larson Ford and Staten Island SPEED APLENTY — That's what you'll see Sweepstakes Regatta rolls in for the 46th time. Grand Prix and the Monmouth this weekend on the Navesink River at the loot The two-day event will include eight different County Grand Prix — all five- Jordan will provide medical ser- Bars) had equal records (7-7)." vice. The only team in the league to win leu of Marine Park in Red Bank when the National classes of boats to thrill the crowds. la ppers than five games was East Coast Com- puters 11-13), but even that team was seldom beaten badly and could have won three or four more games with some breaks Hennessy now looks ahead to next year. Yanks cut Blue Jays' lead; "What we have to do is get some some players from the NBA," Hennessy said "The league sponsors have to get out and contact some of these players and ask them to play In the league. Mets hold lead in NL East "Financially, we need more support from Miller Lite (the main league and third he alloed - and then lost his shutout when CHICAGO (AP) - Ron Hassey's tie-breaking sponsor)," he added reliever Roger McDowell served up a three-run second homer of the game triggered a seven-run All Star Team Announced homer to Glenn Wilson. Detroit Piston star Kelly Tripucka seventh inning that gave Phil Nlekro his 295th career victory and led the New York Yankees to a It marked the third straight time that McDowell headed up the annual JSBL All-Star has given up a homer in relief of Fernandez, 4-6, Team. He averaged 29 points a game in 10-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox last night. The triumph was their seventh straight, giving but the Mets held on for a victory, their eighth In leading Birch Hill to the league playoff a row. Jesse Orosco registered the final two outs championship. Also chosen to the first the Yankees their longest winning streak of the season. It lifted them to within six games of first- for his 12th save. team were Bradley (26 7 ppg), Tom "I no longer have any self-doubt," explained the Slenkiewicz of Birch Hill (23.8 ppg), Tom place Toronto, which lost to Texas 54. 6-foot-l. 220-pound Fernandez. "Now, I believe in Broderlck of Ultimate (23 9 ppg) and Nlekro, 11-9,- gave up seven hits, struck out seven Bob Mahala (36.6) of Staten Island Bars and walked only one. He gave up two home runs to myself. Mahala, a 6-1 guard from Wagner Ron KltUe. "No question, I was disappointed in not finishing, College, was the brightest of the new- Hassey started the seventh with a homer and but I respect the manager's (Davey Johnson's) comers this year. His point average set capped It with a run-scoring single. In between, judgment. I understood that he was trying to help a league record. Mike Pagllarulo hit a two-run homer, his 11th, and me get the win, and thinking about it now, he Named to the second team were Roy Ken Griffey hit a three-run double. definitely made the right decision." Hinson (Headllner), Pete LaCorte (East Hassey hit a two-run homer in a three-run fifth Johnson, booed loudly as he returned to the Coast), Mike Largey (Ultimate), Dave and broke the tie after his two passed balls had dugout after bringing in McDowell, explained, "Sid Hankins (RKE) and Boo Bowers (Larson enabled the White Sox to tie the game in the sixth had thrown 133 pitches. I figured a fresh McDowell Ford). inning. would help him get the victory. Third team members were: Tom Hassey, who has eight home runs this year, has "This is the third time that Roger has given up Seaman (Birch Hill), John Ebeling two two-homer games. He hit two on June 9 in the dinger (home run) in relieving Sid, and I'll (Ultimate), Rich Pass (Pine Belt), Karl Baltimore. remember that for the future. Towns (Pine Belt) and Ken Webb Chicago starter Gene Nelson, 7-7, was the loser. "I wanted badly for Fernandez to win, but by the (Larson Ford). The Yankees took a 3-0 lead In the fifth. Don same token, I didn't want to push htm too far. He Trlpacka. Hlason, Differ oa Ewlng Baylor was hit by a pitch and Hassey followed with had outstanding stuff, wasn't fighting himself and New York Knlcks' rookie star Pat his first homer of the game. Two outs later, Bobby went at them. He was a professional pitcher, and Ewing's request for 30 millions dollars Meacham singled and scored on a double by Rickey even though his record doesn't prove it. he's been for 10 years met with mixed reactions Henderson. outstanding all season." from Tripucka and Hinson, the two NBA Kittle homered in the fifth and the Sox tied it In players currently playing in the JSBL. the sixth after two were out. Bryan Little beat out Keith Hernandez drove In three runs Monday "That's absurd," Tripucka said. "Ew- a bunt single and scored on a double by Harold night and Wally Backman had three hits and scored ing is great for New York and deserves Balnes Balnes went to third, then scored, on three times for the Mets. some money, but he has yet to play a successive passed balls charged to Hassey. Fernandez was rolling along with a one-hitter — game In the league. Let him prove Hassey quickly made up for the passed balls when a two-out bloop single by Garry Maddox in the himself. he hit Nelson's first pitch In the seventh deep into second Inning — before Rick Schu opened the ninth "Guys like Larry Bird, Magic Johnson right-center off the upperdeck facade. with a double, followed by a bunt single by Mike Schmidt. That brought on McDowell, who gave the and Isaiah Thomas earn their salaries," Kittle hit his 12th homer of the year with two out In the ninth. homer to Glenn Wilson, got one out and then he said. "If Ewing asks for three million surrendered an Infield single to pinch hitter Greg dollars a year, maybe I should ask for Gross. two million." MeU4,PhiUk»3 Hinson, the former Rutgers' star who NEW YORK - Sid Fernandez had to settle for Jesse Orosco got the final two outs for his 12th is a starting forward for the Cleveland tying his major league career high with 13 save. Fernandez allowed four walks in beating John Cavaliers, had a different point of view. strikeouts after losing his bid for his first shutout, Denny, 7-9, who allowed all four New York runs. ASSOCIATED PRESS "I hope he gets the money," Hinson but the 22-year-old left-hander of the New York Hernandez had a double and single in two at-bats acTS 295th — New York Yankees' ageless knuckleballer Phil Niekro •aid. "I wish nothing but the best for Met* finally believes in himself. and also had a sacrifice fly, giving him nine for the earned his 295th career victory last night against the Chicago White him." Fernandez was lifted in the top of the ninth inning season to tie a club record. Backman extended his Sox. The Yankees scored seven runs in the seventh inning to get him after giving up two straight hits — only the second hitting streak to 11 games and stole his 20th base. the win. 2B Thf TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 19B5 SPORTS BRIEFS Spend a Buck assigned 118 pounds Berra, Lyle set for Convention Hall for Saturday's Monmouth Handicap ASBl'RY PARK - Hall ol pm Fame catcher Yogi Berra Lyle. who posted a 2.81 life- Aand super relief pitcher time earned run average, will IT JOE NINTELJUNN Sparky Lyle will be appear this accomodate fans for three hours The Register weekend at Convention Hall on Sunday beginning at 12 30 Berra. who hit 321 career p.m. Show hours for Sunday are OCEANPORT - Hunter Farms homers and drove in 1.430 runs, 10:30 am until 5 pm There is Spend a Buck has been assigned 118 will appear at the Baseball on a card and memorabilia auction pounds for the $250,000 Grade I the Boardwalk" baseball card scheduled for 4 p.m. Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth show Saturday He will be avail- Park this Saturday. able (or autographs between 3:30 Information on the show is Racing Secretary Robert Kulina p m and 5 30 and again from 7 available from Ed Walsh's Sports yesterday released the weights as- p in until 9 The Saturday show signed to the 24 nominees for the Corner. 1175 Broad St., stakes event. hours are between noon and 10 Shrewsbury, or at 542-2273 The Monmouth Handicap is carded for 3-year-olds and up going Four divisions to race at Wall one mile and one-eighth over the main track. The race will mark the ALL - Saturday night's Classic, Sept 21; Jack Hart first time that Spend a Buck has program at Wall Stadium Memorial Night, Oct. 5, and the faced older horses Wwill again have four season's finale, the 12 annual Kenneth Opstein s Gate Dancer divisions of stock cars competing Turkey Derby, Nov 29 and 30 and Peter M. Brant's Track Barren. in qualifying heats on the way to The next demolition derby will be both 4-year-olds, were assigned co- their features Sept. 1 with over 100 cars expected high weight of 126 pounds for the The modifieds will kick off the Monmouth. but neither is expected first of four feature evetns. going Tony Siscone of Hammonton to start 35 laps The MAD group will race won a spot in the CAM 2 Race of Both Dee Jo Stable's Valiant Lark in a 15-lap feature; the moderns Champions at Pocono Speedway, (115) and Mr. Zookies' Men (110) Sept 15, by winning the qualifier will go 25. and the street stocks are definite starters in the race. will compete at 20 laps Satur- at Wall last Saturday. Dave day's program will begin at 7 Michel of Manahawkin was the Valiant Lark won the Salvator Mile p in with the gates opening at 5 MAD feature; Harold Daunceyof here on Aug. 6, but in his previous Action will continue at Wall Jackson took the modern stock race, the Five Star Flight Stakes Stadium through Oct. 19 with feature, and Ken Green of Brick here on July 27, ran second to Meru special shows scheduled Among Township captured the street Meru ran out in the Salvator THE REGISTER them are the Budweiser Crown stock main event Black Chip Stables Wild Again EVERYONE NEEDS A BATH - Spend a Buck, a a good going over by his grooms m the stable (124), Virginia K. Payson's Carr de Ihe Kentucky Derby and Jersey Derby champion area. Spend a Buck will run this Saturday in the Naskra (120) and Jacques D who is spending some lime at Monmouth Park, gels $250,000 Monmouth Handicap Lee enters Insurance golf field Wimpfheimer's Bounding Basque (115) are possible starters for the OLUMBl'S. Ind - Michael rated one of the top 10 public golf Monmouth. noon at Monmouth Park. The Fair John J Lenzini. has six wins, six victory over Who's for Dinner, Lee of Shrewsbury will be in courses in the country and was Trainer Sonny Hine called Kulina Haven, for New Jersey-bred fillies seconds and three thirds from 19 ridden by Angel Cordero, Jr , in the Cthe field of 150 young golfers designed by Robert Trent Jones Monday to inform him that Skip and mares, 3-year-olds and up, will career starts She won the North- United Nations Handicap at Atlantic in the 17th annual Big "I" Trial, who defeated Spend a Buck in be run at six furlongs over the main field Handicap at Atlantic City in City on Saturday night Insurance Youth Golf Classic at Highlight of the tournament the Haskell, would pass the race in track. Post time for the first race is her previous start on July 26 Because of the fire at Arlington Otter Creek Golf Course, Aug will be the final two days when favor of the $250,000 Travers Stakes 130 pm Anthony Trebino rides at 118 pounds Park. Chicago-based trainer Buddy 17-20 the top 60 juniors who survive the at Saratoga on the same day. Skip Sarner shipped four stakes-caliber Lee earned his berth through 36-hole cut will play with 20 Trial would have carried 113 pounds Bracalena, the high-weight at 123 Just Smashing, conditioned by horses, including Banne/^Bob. to local and state tourneys which members of the touring PGA here. pounds, has won 10 of 19 starts for Anthony J Bardaro. has posted two Monmouth Park to race before the had 9.000 entrants Otter Creek is professionals "The Monmouth Handicap is go- earnings of $211,036 Joe Rocco has wins and three seconds from six meeting ends Banner Bob will be ing to be a small field, small but been named to ride the Philip starts this year The 3-year-old pointed to the $75,000 Choice Stakes select, ' Kulina said, upon hearing Grimm, Jr trainee Explodent filly has a career record here on closing day MS Bicycle tour slated for Belmar from Hine. of four wins, three seconds and a Sarner made his presence felt R T Bantivoglio's Brenda's third from 12 efforts Kim Gibson's Bracalena, idle Bridges and Bright View Farm's immediately on Saturday by saddl- ELMAR - Volunteers are Park in Somerset County or since Feb 17, heads a field of 10 In Just Smashing are threats to the top Jockey Michael Morgan drove ing Tura Lura Lura (15 60) for a busily preparing for the Sept Washington's Crossing Park in the Fair Haven Handicap this after- one Brenda's Bridges, trained by Greentree Stables Ends Well to victory in the fourth race B7 Multiple Sclerosis Bicycle Titusville Tour and Ultra Run for M.S. Over 700 are expected to partici- More information on helping pate this fifth annual event may be Funds raised from the event go obtained by contacting the to the 1.500 local people with MS Mid jersey Chapter of the Na- Nets will name Wohl to coach team Bikers may begin from any of tional Multiple Sclerosis Society three starting points Brookdale at 801 Belmar Plaza or by calling Wohl. a New York City native who grew up in EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The New- Lewis Schaffel, the Nets executive vice Community College, Colonial 681-2322. 828-1455 or 609-586-5406 president, was in a meeting and did not return a East Brunswick in central New Jersey, was an Jersey Nets announced yesterday they have once telephone call to comment on the selection of the All-Ivy League selection during his last two again ended a search for a successor to Stan coach. season at the University of Pennsylvania The Albeck, and apparently will name Dave Wohl as Cyclists to converge in Newark Wohl would become the ninth head coach of the guard led the Quakers to a combined 53-3 record, head coach of the team where he ended his two Ivy League titles and two NCAA tournament playing career eight years ago Nets and their sixth in the last five seasons He EWARK - The only stage been designed to heighten the played in 47 games for the Nets during the 1876-77 appearances during his junior and senior seasons Nets spokesman Jim Lampariello said the new bicycle race in New Jersey public's awareness of the rela- and the 1977-78 seasons, and was released by the A third-round draft choice of the 76ers in 1971. coach would be announced at a news conference Nwill cover 230 miles, Sept S. tionship between personal life- club on Nov 19, 1977. ending a seven-year NBA Wohl also played for Portland. Buffalo and today, but "I can't tell you who it is ' 6 and 7 Sanctioned by the U.S. style and health status and to career Houston prior to joining the Nets In all, he played Sources close to the National Basketball Cycling Federation, the race has motivate individuals to reach in 410 games and averaged 6 2 points been organized by the University Association teams could, and they said it was The Nets have made the playoffs in each of the their health potential. last four seasons, but made it past the first round The Nets gave Wohl a job as an assistant coach of Medicine and Dentistry of Michael Rounds of Warwick. Wohl. who has spent the last three seasons as an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Lakers of postseason action only once That was in the under Cevin Loughery during the 1978-79 season New Jersey, which is joined in R.I . the 1983 and 1984 winner, and he became the head coach and general sponsorship by the Blue Cross The Nets once before called a news conference 1983-84 season when Albeck guided the club to a will again compete Cyclists are stunning first-round playoff victory over the manager of the Philadelphia Fox of the Women's and Blue Shield, the governor's expected from foreign countries to name a replacement for Albeck, who left the team after last season to became the head coach defending NBA champion Philadelphia 76ers Basketball League in the fall of 1979 The club Council on Physical Fitness and to compete for prizes totaling folded a few months later Sports, and the state Department of the Chicago Bulls. The team posted a disappointing 42-40 record $5,000 The race will begin at Wohl spent the next three seasons as an of Health High Point State Park and finish V'illanova Coach Rollie Massimino was offered last season as injuries constantly forced Albeck the head coaching job in June, but he turned down to juggle his lineups He left after the season, assistant coach with the Milwaukee Bucks before The race will traverse 10 two days later on the Atlantic moving on to Los Angeles, where he was in charge counties and 101 towns and has City Boardwalk the Nets' lucrative offer just hours before a news saying Chicago offered him a chance to be closer conference at which he was to be introduced to his parents,' who live in a suburb of that city of scouting and video work for the Lakers Wall's Curran to play at Gettysburg ETTYSBURG. Pa - Co- fensive guard and former Regis- captain Dennis Curran of ter All-County performer G Wall will be among 33 let- The Bullets have been 8-2 and Cards keep pace in National East termen reporting for football co-champs of the Centennial practice at Gettysburg College son's 521st career home run. carried three-run uprising in the eighth Football Conference the past two ST. LOUIS (AP) - John Tudor victory in his first major-league Curran is a 6-l' 216-pound of- seasons. appearance despite giving up the a 5-2 lead into the eighth inning but inning as the Brewers defeated the scattered five hits over eight innings the Mariners rallied to tie the score Detroit Tigers for his 14th victory in his last 15 tying run in the top of the ninth The Blue Jays tied the score with with three runs Trailing 2-1, the Brewers scored starts, and Darrell Porter hit a With two outs. Barry Bonnell hit three runs with the help of two Tiger RBC seeks soccer, grid coaches three-run homer last night to cap a two outs in the ninth inning when Damaso Garcia singled home Man- a two-run homer off starter Mike errors in the eighth Detroit starter five-run fifth inning that propelled Witt, his first of the season Moore Frank Tanana gave up a leadoff ED BANK - Red Bank Applicants must be either the St Louis Cardinals to an 8-1 ny Lee from second Lee was Catholic has vacancies for certified of have a minimum of running for Al Oliver, who had came on and was greeted by Dave single to Ed Romero and was victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates Henderson's 10th home run of the relieved by Willie Hernandez. 7-6 R two coaching positions: as- 60 college credits and may con- Tudor, the major league shutout singled and taken second on Ernie season sistant boys soccer and assistant tact the athletic director at Red leader with six, was reached for a Whitt's single football Bank Catholic run when rookie Sammy Khalifa Cliff Johnson hit a three-run Cubs I. Expos 7 Indians 8, Orioles S singled home Mike Brown, who had homer in the bottom of the eighth CHICAGO - Thad Bosleys sec- BALTIMORE - Pat Tabler drove doubled, with two out in the Pit- inning off Caudill, giving the ond home run of the game, a two-run in three runs, two with a bases- tsburgh seventh Tudor, 15-8, struck Rangers a 4-3 lead shot in the eighth inning, rallied loaded single, and the Cleveland out seven and walked four in Xoronto's Tony Fernandez Chicago past the Montreal Expos Indians scored five runs in the first lowering his earned run average to tripled, doubled and scored two and snapped the Cubs' seven-game inning as they defeated the Balti- Reggie ties McCovey, 2.07. runs. Over his last nine games, losing streak more Orioles Rookie Vince Coleman had two Fernandez has 11 hits, seven of them Bosley belted a pinch-hit, three- Tabler has driven in 13 runs while hits for the Cardinals and swiped doubles and two of them triples. run homer in the sixth inning that going 6-for-6 in bases-loaded situ- three bases, giving him a major Royals 3, Red Sox t tied the game at 6-6 Bosley. who ations this season, making him 21- Williams with 521 HRs leads the National League with 13 league leading 81 for the season. In BOSTON - Mark Gubicia and for-33 with 54 RBI in such op- the fifth inning, following a leadoff Dan Quisenberry combined on a pinch hits, then remained in the portunities over the past three years SEATTLE (API — Reggie Jack- single, Coleman stole both second seven-hitter as the Kansas City game in left field. with Cleveland. son moved into a tie with Ted and third for the eighth time this Royals handed Boston a fourth Bosleys winning homer came Twins 4-S. As 1-4 Williams and Willie McCovey for season to set up the decisive rally consecutive defeat in their victory with two outs off reliever Jeff MINNEAPOLIS - Tom the number eight spot on the all- Andy Van Slyke and Willie over the Red Sox Reardon, 2-5 Chris Speier had Brunansky hit a solo home run to time homer list when he hit his 521st McGee, who had three hits to raise Gubicza earned the ninth victory singled with one out and was lead off the bottom of the eighth career home run last night. his National League leading average in his last 11 decisions and improved replaced by pinch-runner Larry inning and lift the Minnesota Twins Jackson's 18th home run of the to 354, also stole bases for St. Louis, his record to 9-6. Quisenberry re- Bowa before Bosley connected for to victory and a sweep of their year came in the first inning of the with Van Slyke scoring the game's lieved with two outs in the seventh, his fourth home run of the season doubleheader with the Oakland A's first game of a doubleheader be- first run after singling and swiping the score 3-1 and runners on first Reliever Dave Gumpert won his Home runs by Roy Smalley and tween the Angels and the Seattle second in the second. and third bases first decision of the season and Lee Mark Salas supported Bert Mariners. After Terry Pendleton's single He struck out Jim Rice and went Smith pitched the ninth for his 24th Blyleven's four-hitter and led on to earn his 26th save, tops in.the save Jackson went to left field on a 1-0 chased home Van Slyke, St. Louis Minnesota to victory in the first made it 2-0 in the third on McGee s American League, despite giving up Brewers 4, Tigers 3 game pitch from Seattle's Frank Wills for Rich Gedman's run-scoring double his 18th homer of the season. The 39- leadoff double, a wild pitch by Jim MILWAUKEE - Earnest Riles Brunansky's homer, off Chris Winn, 2-5, and Tommy Herr's single. in the ninth. collected three hits and drove in Codiroli, 10-9, was his 20th of the year-old slugger had not homered The Royals, improving their re- since July 30 and last had an RBI on Pittsburgh reliever Larry what proved to be the decisive run year. It made a winner of Steve July 31. McWilliams later yielded a two-run cord to 16-7 since the All-Star break, with an single during Milwaukee's Howe. pinch single to Tito Landrum ahead picked up single runs off Al Nipper, It was Jackson's 96th homer with 7-8, in the second, fifth and eighth of Porter's homer, his sixth of the ADVERTISEMENT the Angels. He hit 254 with the year, after Winn left with the bases innings. ADVERTISEMENT Kansas City and Oakland As, 27 full and one out in the fifth. Mariners t, Angels i with the Baltimore Orioles and 144 McGee got his league-leading 14th SEATTLE - Phil Bradleys with the New York Yankees. DISTRIBUTORSHIP triple and scored his third run of the homer with two out in the bottom of Jimmy Foxx, with 534 home runs, night when Herr hit a sacrifice fly the ninth inning gave the Seattle No Selling Required is seventh on the all-time list and the in the St. Louis sixth. Mariners a victory over the Cali- next target for Jackson REGGIE JACKSON Rangers 5, Blue Jays 4 fornia Angels in the first game of Will Not Interfere With Present Employment their doubleheader We are a national corp, part of a multl-billion dollar pei year Industry ARLINGTON. Texas - Wayne marketing products, purchased by everyone We are selecting a limited Tolleson drove in Steve Buechele Bradley crushed reliever Donnie Moore's first pitch to him and drove number ol Individuals to service these fast moving Items In grocery stores, Mattingly is AL player of week with a one-out single in the bottom drug stares, S''' shops, convenient stores, beauty (hops, etc. in this area of the ninth inning to give the Texas it 20 rows into the center-field These are proven products, presently being serviced by lobbers However Rangers a victory over the Toronto bleachers. It was Bradleys 15th they are faat moving items, and the stores MUST be serviced more often. 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Blue Jays. homer and dropped Moore's record are selecting conscientious people in this area now. requiring approximately to 7-5. 20 hours spare time per month Excellent earnings for a part time person baseman Don Mattingly of the New Mattingly had 13 hits in 24 at-bats Buechele led off the ninth with a for 25 total bases His six games Ed Nunez, 6-1, came on in the wanting to work Into a full time business, operating on a 150% mark- up Your York Yankees, the defending Ameri- double off Bill Caudill, 44, and Investment would be $7,500 secured by inventory and you would be deallno. can League batting champion, was included three doubles, three home advanced to third on Geno Petralli's ninth inning with two men on and got runs, five runs batted in and 11 runs directly with the manufacturer This Is a first time bonallde offer IF YOU ARE named the AL Player of the Week sacrifice bunt before Tolleson de- the final two outs to pick up the NOT SINCERE ABOUT OWNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS OR DO NOT yesterday after posting a 542 bat- scored His on-base percentage was victory. • MEET THE ABOVE FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS. LETS NOT WASTE EACH 621 livered his game-winning hit. ting average and 1042 slugging Dwayne Henry picked up the The Angels, led by Reggie Jack- OTHER'S TIME. To arrange a personal local Interview call Shan* Wlllty toll tree: 1-S00-235-6606, EXT. 113 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM today only. TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1985 The Register Cubs ask waiver on Bowa Williams stands "This is my decision to do it now," Green said. CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago Cubi yesterday asked "This will give us an opportunity to see Shawon play (or waivers on 16-year major league veteran Larry another 50 games. And the timing may be such that Bowa, (or the purpose o( giving him his unconditional Larry could possibly go to another ballclub to finish his release, team officials said. career If that's what he wants. trial for bribery The team immediately recalled two players from its "I don't think anybody doubts my respect (or Larry's Class AAA Iowa (arm team yesterday, bringing the ability to play shortstop. He has proven time and again roster up to the full 25-man limit. Shortstop Shawon that he is one of the best shortstops in the National Memphis State and Southern Missis- Dunston, who had beaten Bowa out (or the starting job League," Green said. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Former in spring training, only to be sent down to the minors Tulane University basketball player sippi games are expected to be "I'm proud of the contribution he gave the Cubs introduced in evidence May li when his batting and (ielding failed to live up organization in helping it come to respectability," John "Hot Rod" Williams was the to expectations, was one of the players recalled. Green said in a statement. victim of a frameup by fellow team "We have three basketball Also brought up was left-handed pitcher Steve Engel, Bowa was the starting shortstop last year when the members jealous of his ability and coaches who have looked at every who had an 0-1 record in an earlier stint with the team Cubs won the National League East title, their first desperate for money to pay for their one of these films with a thought in this season. championship of any kind since IMS. drug habits, Chicago attorney mind that John Williams did some- Bowa, 39, was batting .246, after a poor start, with Bowa entered the season as the all-time leader in Michael Green said yesterday. thing wrong," Green said. no homers and 13 RBI in 71 games this year. He had fielding percentage for a major-league shortstop with committed nine errors. over 1,000 games, is a two-tune Gold Glove winner, and Green is representing Williams, "You will hear they viewed the "No one likes to get released and when Dallas in 1979 set a major league record with a .001 fielding who Is accused of two counts of films, how they looked at the films, (General Manager Green) called me in after the game percentage. fixing Tulane games against and they're going to say, "This kid he told me it was the toughest thing he had to do," said He is tied for most times leading the league in (ielding Memphis State and Southern Missis- didn't do anything wrong.'" Bowa. percentage with (lve. sippi and of three counts of conspir- "This was going to be my last year as far as I was Going into the season he had a lifetime batting ing to fix basketball games. In the state's opening arguments, concerned, but I thought they would have waited until average of .281 in 2,161 games. Assistant District Attorney Bruce September to do it when the kids came up from the He played most of his career with Philadelphia before Among those scheduled to testify Whittaker said every step of the minors." he was traded along with Ryne Sandberg to the Cubs against Williams are three former conspiracy and bribery scheme was "I don't plan on it (playing) . . unless a team that's in 1982 teammates, Clyde Eads and Jon carried out with Williams' full in first place or contending cailed me, well, then I'd Bowa played his 2,154th game on May 10, to break the Johnson, testifying under grants of knowledge "not because they had to, think about it. But right now, no I don't have any plans National League record previously held by Rabbit immunity, and Bobby Thompson, but because they wanted to." on playing again." Maranaville. He played 2,212 career games at shortstop. testifying as part of plea bargain. ' 'You listen to all the evidence and Part of the prosecution's evidence to what the judge has to tell you, against Williams is a videotaped then the only just conclusion is that Sundstrom advances at Player's net statement taken on the night he was John Williams is guilty on all five arrested. counts," Whittaker said. a better shot to come back with." MONTREAL (AP) - No. 11 seed Henrik Sundstrom Green said, "You will hear him The biggest upset of the afternoon was the win by As its first witness, the pros- of Sweden easily defeated Derek Segal of Toronto 6-1, 34th-seed Marc Flur over fellow American, Paul say within an hour of his arrest and without a lawyer, just a kid from ecution called FBI agent William L. 6-2 yesterday in the opening day of the $368,000 Player's Annacone, seeded 17th. Holmes, assigned for the past 10 International tennis tournament. Annacone took little time in handing Flur a 6-3 loss Sorrento, 'I didn't do nothing years to the gambling unit in "I think the score tells what happened in the match," in the first set but Flur rallied to take the next two 6-4, wrong.'" Washington, D.C. said Sundstrom, ranked 19th in the world. "It was not 6-4. that close." When Williams mentions taking In other matches, Chris Pridham of Toronto lost his money, he's talking about money In earlier testimony yesterday on Segal took the loss in stride, saying it was an honor first set against Jonathan Canter of the U.S. 6-0 before the opening day of the trial, Thomp- playing against a world-class player. given to him in violation of NCAA they went game (or game, and point for point that ended regulations and not bribes from son outlined the plans he and others "I went into the match thinking I had nothing to lose," in a 7-6 tiebreaker win in favor of Canter made to fix three 1985 college said Segal, seeded 49th amongst the 56 competitors "He JOHsN HOT ROD' WILLIAMS fixing games, Green said. Chip Hooper used a cannonball of a serve to oust In addition, videotapes of the basketball games. is quick, he is accurate he always seemed to have fellow American Peter Fleming V " Browns slice O.J.'s blocker DeLamielleure and free-agent rookie punter Mike Hf Tit HiiltWll Prw Miller. Tuttle the Bills' No 1 draft Guard Joe DeLamielleure, a choice in 1982, was traded to Tampa member of the Electric Company Bay before the 1984 season, then was that "turned on the Juice" during claimed on waivers by Atlanta six O.J Simpson's record season with weeks into the season. He had only the Buffalo Bills, was cut yesterday one reception for 7 yards for the Tune to make by the National Football League's Falcons Cleveland Browns, Jeopardizing his Nixon was one of six players cut streak of 175 consecutive games by the Bills, who picked up free- Among the other notables cut agent tight end Eason Ransom, a yesterday were veteran wide re- six-year veteran with San Francisco ceiver Alfred Jackson of the Atlanta and Houston Nixon had a knee Falcons, safety Jeff Nixon of the a big noise operation two years ago and sat out Bills, and quarterback Wayne the 1983 and 1964 seasons. Among Peace, a castoff from the United the five free agents dropped by States Football League who had Buffalo was guard Rudy Phillips of signed as a free agent with the North Texas State, who played four Cincinnati Bengals seasons with Ottawa of the Canadian NFL teams, whose rosters gener- Football League and twice was ally number in the 70s and 80a these named the CFL's premier lineman: days, have to be pared to 60 players Peace, a former University of on Aug 20,50 players on Aug 27 and Florida star, was listed as Cincin- the 45-man limit on Sept 2. nati's fourth quarterback behind DeLamielleure's streak, which he Ken Anderson and reserves Turk shares with punter Ray Guy of the Schonert and Boomer Esiason He Los Angeles Raiders, Is second was the only QB who didn't play In among active players only to Dave Cincinnati's 35-27 loss to Kansas Dalby's 189 in a row for the Raiders City on Saturday night. He was DeLamielleure teamed with signed by Cincinnati after vetoing a linemen Reggie McKeniie, Mike trade from the Bandits to the Montler, Dave Foley and Donnle Portland Breakers in the I'SFL Green and tight end Paul Seymour in 1973 to open the holes for Simpson Also cut by the Bengals were wide when he rushed for 2,003 yards, a receivers Gary .Williams and Dar- record surpassed last season by rell Smith, linebacker Bernard King Eric Dickerson, who gained 2,105 for and guard Louis Garza the Los Angeles Rams Elsewhere: DeLamielleure, 34, a 12-year vet- — The Washington Redskins eran out of Michigan State, was signed tight end David Hersey, Buffalo's first-round draft pick in formerly of the USFL's Los Angeles 1973, played seven seasons with the Express, and cut tight end David Bills, then was traded to Cleveland Mills, linebacker Keith Biggers and (or the Browns' second-round pick in running backs Greg Jones and Ron 1981 and third-round pick in 1982. He Jackson The Redskins also for- was a six-time Pro Bowl selection mally announced that 36-year-old 11975-80) and was named by the Hall running back John Rigglns had of Fame as a member of its All-NFL agreed to a contract for 1985 season. squad of the 1970s. Terms of the contract were not DeLamiellure, who sat out last officially announced, but The As- Saturday night's 12-7 exhibition loss sociated Press learned last week to San Diego, because of what he that it Is worth 1850,000. the highest- said was leg cramps, left for his sum ever paid an NFL running back home in Charlotte, N.C.. before the for a single season cut was announced. Dan Fike, who — The Green Bay Packers cut played for the USFL's Tampa Bay guard Dave Dreschler, who failed Bandits, is expected to replace his physical after undergoing back DeLamielleure surgery in the offseason, guard The Browns also cut free-agent Leotis Harris, tackle Gary Hoff- defensive back Terry Minor from man, linebacker Cliff Lewis, nose Knoxville College, and punter John tackle George Small, safety Mark Vmasco from Evansville. And quar- Allen, tight end Curt Cole and guard terback Paul McDonald was nudged Morris Johnson, the Packers' ninth- a bit closer to the cut list when round draft pick, and placed half- Schottenheimer said rookie Bernie back Del Rodgers and linebacker Kosar and veteran Gary Danielson, Rich Wlngo on Injured reserve, the latter acquired from Detroit, — The Denver Broncos cut kicker Into the life of every company comes the need to make some noise. will play in the Browns' exhibition Steve Schonert, quarterback Buddy against visiting Philadelphia. Funck, offensive linemen Dan About a new product, a line extension or a corporate position. Jackson was Atlanta's fifth all- Lynch, Russell Gallon and Mao Mao In newspapers you can command attention in a news environment with time leading receiver and the Niko; wide receiver Steve Price, Falcons' No. 2 receiver last season, defensive lineman Jim Joyce, large space—a page, a double truck, a special section. Newspaper when he caught 52 passes for 731 linebacker Tommy Thurson and yards, second to Stacey Bailey's 67 defensive back Nat Ceasar, flexibility and short lead time lets you get into the paper before the catches (or 1,138 yards. .Jackson's — The San Francisco 49ers re- news value of your message sputters out. 193-yard game last year against San leased running back Garrett Moore, Francisco set a club single-game defensive back Gardner Williams Remember us when you want to sound off. receiving record. and defensive end Lloyd Mumphrey, The Falcons also cut wide re- — The New England Patriots cut ceiver Perry Tut tie, a (our-year defensive end George Crump, who veteran who came to Atlanta last spent the last two seasons on injured season on waivers from Tampa Bay, reserve, and five rookie free agents The Register DAILY t^SUNDAY VACANCY KEYPORT BOARD OF EDUCATION Newspapers. Our time has come. Due to the reslcnation of 1 board member, there It a vacancy on the Board of Education This position will be filled by appointment Interested parties please For more on being heard in the marketplace, contact Mac Morris, v.p., National Sales, •end resume before August 2J, 1M6, to the following Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 1180 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10O36 (212) 704 -4503. Dominie J. Aetna SKratary/Buslnes* Administrator P.O. Bo» 10, Keyport, NJ 07735 Phone - 264-1321 The Register SCOREBOARD TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1985 HORSE RACING BASEBALL NATIONAL LIAOUI AW MICAN L1AQU« ••MDKWan IMIOMaton W L fa W L fcl MONMOUTH PARK POST TIME 1:30 P.M. Toronto 70 4] 627 _ Naw York 67 41 aii — Haw Vark 43 47 m i St. Louil a6 43 606 OaWM SI SI SJ7 im SOS 11 Mian sa S4 SOT il« cEca? " S 5 Our Diplomat (McCaulay) 2nd M.000 Ct Jyo (H M monmouth par* antnaa lalnmera SS S4 Mi 6 Wintertime Sport (Parrat) B i 10 Virginia Dun Caa (Rocco) ut 33M SO SI M IIM Pit'nburgti" 33 75 7 Vrceiese (Antlay) . S 1 640420460 Milwaukaa 37 73 lla 3?rt WMIDMalM lal 117,too. Mtfn , I «e I aa, IM I 0 Star da Ce*>ca (Murphy) fl i 3 Fran's Delphi (Marquai) 14 00 8 60 Shannons Baby lEapada) 20-1 9 Oul Lookm iBracciaM) 6 ) Banner Weekend (N«d) 40 ilt 7 Calilorma 63 47 PI _ Cincinnali S7 SI 2a Sonott (floccol 4-1 10 Finj Ftghtaw (Rocco) 15- DO (7-10) 13.40 Eiacta |1D-j) 147 to 3 R Ptaceoitherock (Thomburg) I&I AE I'm a Rutabaga (McCaulay) 8- 3rd M W0 Cl **t+ 64 U 4t Oakland st s: S3> 4V» Hotnion SI Sf 4W 4 Gams try Sate (AnHty) 6-1 ith: 6*6.000, AH*.. JyolupJMl 1/1* 4 Snowgun (McCaulay) 5 80 3 00 2 60 IS Ctticaga 54 S3 7M ttlania » S» 4S4 5 Firsi 5ur (MatarMMi) 15-1 t jawa"> Sate (McCaulay) 10 6 Sigmlicanny (M>cel<) 3 00 2 60 13 Saanla SI St Mi 11 SanFrancno 41 W III 6a Kinknchaa (Mawndai) t>1 2 Chat Conariy (No Ridaf) 6 7 Tropical Acres (Matandai) 3 00 SO St »S» mi Vaatwohiya Qarnaa 7 joe Menus (Rocco) UV1 3 Cool Tartu (Rivera) , 6- luata (44) 17.40 JW 11 Chicaggo 1I.. Moniraal 7 B Garytjwen (Thomas) 20-1 4 Crazy Moon (Bracoaiel 5- 4th 117.M0 ftM aye MJkr I 1/» tea. « M New York 4 •hilatWphts 3 9 Lord Carnarven (Rown) 15-1 5 Retwoie Jtii (Biack) 4- 1 Girl Powder (McCaulay) 4 60 3 00 2 40 St Loun 6, Pimburgh I 10 Righteous Pnnce (Rivera) 3-1 8 Flight of Tima (Antley). - 6- 11 Cocktail Hostess (Aniley) 3 60 2 60 Minnewta 4 Oakland 3. lit game Gncinnitt tl San (hago. (n) 11 Th rbar*a Boy (Roeco) , 6-1 7 Arranan (Anilay) 4 Welcome Newt (Rrvara) 3 00 Minnewit i. Oektand 4. 2nd game u Atlanta at lot Angtkn. (n) i? Baby Bueh (Guerra) 6-1 8 Acoryle (Lloyd) Cleveland 8. etrtimore i Trttaeta (1-11-4) 77.00 Only tmn Kheduled ma: 66.660, Ctmf., l ro * up. IM * 1/16 ttt,; 140.000. Added, FH Hrtdycp , Ip KsnsM City 3. eoston 2 Mh 113,000 Cl lyoNW Te^ay'a dames 1a On [he Contrary (Verge) 6-1 «a 1 Dama Gm (No Ridar) 6 Seania 4, California i. lit gama b Dabi i Dynasty (Marquat) Houtlon (Niekro 9-9) at San frtncitto (Kr»how ?i C/sr's Ottt (Anttay) 6-1 2 Just Smashing (Rivo'D 3- California st Seattle. 2nd game. In) 6 60520400 7-6). 3 05 p m 3 Punker (Morgan) 20-1 3 Bracaiana (Rocco) 5- Naw York 10, Chicago 4 4 Cuca's Lady (Rocco) 12 60 6 40 Montreal IHatUth 9-5) it Chtcaoo (Sandanon 4 Round Tnp Flight (Querra) 10-1 4 Doubiruoy (No Ridaf) 8- Tun S, Toronto 4 3 Jann. Lea (Vaga) 6 80 MJ, 4 05 pm 5 Mystic Era (MarQuei) 5-1 5 Bronda s Bndgaa (Trabino) 6- Milwaukee 4. Detroit 3 Eiacta (6-4) 110.60 Philadelphia (Hudson HO) it Naw York 6" Geflam Talk (Anttey) 6-1 6a Ashley's Rambow (McCautay) 6- 6th 112,000 Cl fAin 3Aup 1m 1/16 Tf Cleveland (lomtro I I) tl aalxmors llocM.cfctr (Aguitert S 31 7:35 p.m. T Sur Blue (Vega) 6-1 7 Coconul CaaatKota (McCaulay). 12- 2 Native Anna (Fan.n 25 00 10 00 BOO 10-13). 7 35 pm Pittsburgh (Robinson 2-7) at Si louit IAndu|«r 6 Tuoadar (Guerre] 4-1 8 MutfHH Muffin {Thomaa) „ fl 5 Time Well Spent (McCaulay) 4 20 5 00 Kanui City (SMMrhagtn 13 51 si ftMton (OfMte 164). I 3S pm 0 OevMh Pleasure (Rivera) 3-1 9a Turned Rotation (McCaulay) . .. 8- 10 Serous Lady (Thomaa) 13 60 L Cincinnati drowning t-t, st ten Dieao (Hoyi 10 Vary Rewarding (Nwd) . 20-1 10 My Tara (Antlay) . - 10- »•*». 'IS p m EiacU {2-*| 160,40 I3-»I. 10 05 pm 11 iva Had Beflar (Toro) 20-. 10th: I11,000. Cbitf.,» yo A u», 1M A via Nsw York (tyitrom II) at Chicago llurm 7th 616,000 At* (Am Mup M At lenti (ladrman S-10) al Los Angeles 12 J P's New Badge (Verge) 12-1 1 iiatapa (Ggno) . . 5- \\-h, •» pm 2 Elian's Ad (Harnandai) 54 40 20 20 5 *0 (Hsrtniter 12 31. 10 35 pm AEa Tomim (Verge) 10-1 2 Ra>M Alike (No RNM0 . . 20- Toronto (filer 40) at M (luuall Oh 6 IS 4 Tali Cotton (Meiendei) 8 20 4 60 H: taO.OOO. Alter., 8 f * up, PAM, 6V I 3 Ultimata Natrva (Cuawaa) . 4- 5 Event (Rivera) 3 60 Eaaiarime Orchid iRocco) .... M 4 Ocean Crowing (Murphy) 10- Oakland (John 3-4) «r M.nnewta (Viols 11-?). VOM 06) CtwCAOO|4) DO (2-2) 145 M OacU (3-4) 310.40 2 Jennie's W«h (Antley) 10-1 5a Kant Judge (Muccoto) 6- 135 pn tth 117,000 AN. Mup Of 3 Saw Comeeu (Ruieno) 18-1 6 Spaiibounjer (Maiandat) 5- Dstroir (N"r U "I n Milwwkes IVixknich nct 4 111 L*wo< 4 0 1 0 5 i* o< Crele (Antlay) 3 80 2 80 2 60 4 Angtea Imp (Morgan) 4-t 7 Sharply (Thornburg) fl- a-6l 6 35 pm Mtnaryib 9 120 UWe» 4 110 3 Sacred Motion (McCaulay) 3 00 2 60 3 Humble Castle (Verge) 5-2 6 Fast Promote* (Marquat) 12- California (lomsflKfc 13 1) it Setttla (Ltnoiion WlXdrl 4 t 00 lainao" 4 12 1 8 Embt's Drone (Fox) 3 80 6 Golden Chain (Mrtendai) 20-1 9 Sandsaw (Thomaa) . 6- i-tl 10 3S p m Qrtteytt I 1 J J ****"»> > 0 0 J Iiaeta (64) 9.00 7 All ever Prune (Thomaa) 0-2 10 Camdan Lawyer (Thomaa) 8 MM (l) MfW V0*W (4) c 4th 66,660, aMPi.,Ctaj»|., 2 yo. I 1/1 P i ti Frantic City (Qiglio) 20- 6th 117,000 Ar* IAm 3* up Im 111 Tf 4 110 DaOlb 4 e»rhW etjrkW lac? n',° s » ; Grand Cayrnar> (Rocoo) 12-1 1? Sweat Believe? (Guarra) 8- 6 True Charmer (Rocco) 17 00 6 80 6 60 1 t < 1 rUaUK J .ss Oamuel to 4 0 0 0 Oyhsira c* S 1 1 0 AE Sbll Champion (Perret) . 15- 6 BaKfwmner (Thom«) 8 40 7 40 Macnro 2 Shack Dance* (No Rider) 10-1 Schu M> 4 110 •okmn 2b 4 19 1 a 4 110 OuaWnaa l 0 0 0 3 Aqueoogue (Pnvatara) ... . .2-1 AEa Coum Siatan (Mucooto) 10- 10 DeU Daigutry (Rrvara) 4 60 ftcftm* 1b 4 110 Ht-nndi lt> S 0 2 3 a«II It Taatla 11 000 4 Porrwood (Verge) 4-1 Iiaeta (0-6) 100.60 QWHson n lit! Carter c 1000 oll CMcata S**t T 24 7 I 5 Rule Dy Reason (Cuavaa) 15-1 10th 81,100 Cl tAm SAup Of VkrgH c 4 0 0 0 Olrwbry rt 10 0 0 """* Oama wmnincj Ml - Haaaay III 6 Fabulous Faaat (Marque*) . „ 7-1 i Lyphard i Choice (AnHeyi Maddoi ct 10 10 Footer H 4 0 10 OOroet ph 10 10 Oroaoo p 0 0 0 0 [-a»»an, rtwan D»-Maar»a<« l. 7 Royal Potentate (No R We Are Franchise- Dealers For General Motor. C*P- ?ord Motor Co. THE Cr.ry.*r Corp. THE BEST BEST CARS DEALS KEYPORT, N.J. Highway 35 & Parkway exit 117 in Keyport 264-4000 The Register TUElMY. AUGUST 13, 198S BUSINESS 6B A slow, slow day: oanna a inuuaina i quoitiitoni Wmlilnc IH tH courtsiy Fahnstlock i Co. Inc., E.F. EACIndbtldaa • 7H 7H Hutton & Company Inc.. and Amiirlcan Elacuonic Aaaocialaa 4H 4H Englanard Corp 27 Stcurltlajt 12H 12H Dow hits lowest mark since June Hovnaman Entarprlaat I9H IIH 29 H 29H BM At* Inauumanl Bjatamt 1SH ItH Cantrai Jaraay MH 27 Kino Jamaa E.I Cart 12 chemical leaked Sunday from a its run has propelled the Dow Jones on industrial production, housing Chamicai Bank MH 40 Lalaura Tacnnatopy 4V. 4H Ciluant ataw Bank 4H 5 . IH tH ii JMES F. ran Union Carbide plant in Institute, industrial average and NYSE starts and retail sales. Yesterday Firfi Jaraay National UH 34 ttaog^pT! IH 4H Flrtl FtdaWy Banoorp The Associated Press W.Va , forcing about 130 people to trading volume to record highs. the Labor Department said whole MV. Monmouttic*pw. Z.ZZZZZ. IH 4ta flu 10 Monmouth Park 12 NEW YORK (AP) - Slocks seek medical care. It was Aug. 12, 1982, when the sale prices rose 0.3 percent last HorlMn Banoorp . Z'... Monmoulti Raal Eauta ..' I0H Mkjtanbc Bank UH U N J. ftaaeuroa Corp 27H H drifted to a broad loss yesterday in Losers overall led gainers nearly average bottomed at 776.92 before month following a 0.2 percent rise in Nation*) Community Bank H 71 PannwaH Corporation HH HH the quietest session since early July, 2 to 1 on the New York Stock soaring to 1,000 two months later. June. Naw Jaraay National Carp 27% >7H l>a(kln-eimar HH 27 Brtrawatoury Btata Bank IT rVawton O»nca H 1H pushing the Dow Jones industrial Exchange, whose composite index Recently, however, the market Nationwide turnover in NYSE- Slala Wtoa Banoorp 23H MH Kay Comm Ind. Ino 1 average to its lowest level in nearly fell 0.39 to 108.67. has been pulling back amid in- listed issues, including trades in Unfed Counttaa Trual Co 41 41 K-2000 H H UnlM National Bank U Rota Exploration 4'U t'll seven weeks. Big Board volume slowed to 77.34 creased investor uncertainty as to those stocks on regional exchanges unnad Jaraar Bank 49 WH Spiral Maw Ot tl million shares from 81.75 million on the outlook for interest rates and the SlultVa. Faca 21/12 23/U Steel, computer, chemical and and in the over-the-counter market, Alco Standard! m UH airline Issues paced the decline. Friday. It was the lowest turnover economy overall. totaled 93.49 million shares. Suparmarkaai Oanarai UH BuOk Englnaarlng »10H 12 Syntrak : IH Several oil stocks advanced, how- since 62.45 million shares changed Wall Street is struggling to figure Standard & Poor's index of 400 Capital CIMa Comm 210V. 211H c 17H ever. hands July 5, which was a Friday out whether or not the economy is CoaladSaiaa ]'l 4 Trana (Uooal Mrltnia"""!"!!"!™" .14 industrials fell 0.69 to208.65 , and OattHaa*y II Trlanala Induatrlaa IIH tlH The Dow Jones average of 30 following the July 4 holiday. rebounding from its meager growth SAP's 500-stock composite index was Dart t Craft induatrKM MH Unllad TtrtcontoJ »H tH Da Tomaao IndutlrkM 14* 14V. Univaraal Manna t Shark Prod .01 industrials fell 6.50 to 1,31429, its The market was off broadly early in the first half of the year, and what off 0.69 at 187.63. Oavalopmant Corp oi Amar M , 13H u 8. Homaa » lowest level since June 20, when it in the day, recovered some of its impact that will have on Federal At the American Stock Exchange, closed at 1,299.73 The average losses at midsession but then drifted Reserve monetary policy and the the market value index fell 0.61 to tumbled 32 26 points last week for its down again in the final hour. course of interest rates 231.97. worst weekly decline of IKS. The lackluster showing marked Traders could receive further The NASDAQ composite index for Union Carbide, a component of the the third anniversary of the start of clues this week, when the govern- the over-the-counter market closed NY STOCK EXCHANGE average, skidded r* to 48V A toxic the powerful bull market that during ment is scheduled toissu e July data at 298.31, down 0.83. rt* U t*S71«UH- ^ MlPw ) 11 I 1U 4*H+ H prtc* * UM Yirt SMtk EadMnfl tajuM •*».. 04. fttma i 1 M 10 1030 10H- H Inflation's still steady: 14 III ItH- H - A — A — •Oil 114 I 170 ITH •*•,' l BO 17 1» 7TH AAV It, tl 417 UM mCpA 0J| III tH— H ini M| AMI • HO* 4IH-I 1* *H+ H MVMIIt40 • tM RH- to AM 1 , |H] 4H, , i £ *ir IT} 7 701 14H+ H **i, tM • Nt MM ttu.Ni 1 SO 10 tM MH AfcHa* 1 40 11 ItM IIH MH i 1 11 1) 11 * H OMfd 1 M 4 114* Uh Aarfiti 11 •} !«•» H KhK 1 11 «7 ah- tt I4« 1 10147* 7?H* to •Wtntf 1*4 14 707t 44 - H tm IM 7 tS! 41 - H MM 1 SO 11 1ST 1IH+ H Food costs nudge July wholesale index A,rft4 1 M 11 ttl UW- H h IM 4'V i« CMOK1M 10 M0 f'\* to AUAir 11 10 IM li i bMtfl M • Ut «v»» •m( 1 40 t SOI 34H- H Ak*> t K IT W MH- H laVWi 14 It 11 14H* to DwanHI IM 10 4T4 41H— to Akatid I 10 11 M MH- H M*'B IU ttilt 17to laid M If 17 IIH- H my opinion is not an indication of any bottom line is that the recovery cent. Light truck prices rose 0 6 AlfVM 1 40 ii nH- •• •Oaf 141 SH - 9 - 0 - IT am trriu rising trend, " said Franz Price, who continues well in gear." percent after a 0.9 percent drop in Aik/w 170 t Ul MH- H luw 40 774 I*H- . IM 10 MS 41 - to MUt> ID artM 140 11117 MH HMm IM TW3 IIH The Associated Press specializes in wholesale prices for The July PPI report marked the June. .«•*< HI 1 Ml MH- H »i*W 40 11 MO »H* H «l>| 1)2 11 1*4 41H "I , 4 1*1 14H— '» f fit 71H- H WASHINGTON • (AP) - The Chase Econometrics in Bala first time that the government In all, the Producer Price Index toi l 10 H l*n UH- It ufcp 111 I 4tt Mto* to Cynwyd, Pa. "All In all, our projec- revised its survey techniques to end for finished goods stood at 294 8 in W IO| IV UH- » «*M n t 441 ItH- H M07tulH+ to sharpest rise in food costs in a year AWM I IS 11 »14 ITH-f H i J i* • 1404 ItH + to ii w m sent wholesale prices up 0.3 percent tion for PPI is still the same: a reporting lag for refined petroleum July, meaning that goods costing 111) M£ Ml IH tw>f*< 1 «4 io m MH Hmmi IM t tn 4iH- to Continuation of modest increases we products. The figures reflect price in 1967 would have cost 129.48 las! A*** 1*0 1 tt4 M -IH SO l*t 43H* to Nfl IM 1 Itl 21 . 4 . in July, the government said yester- *•••< IM II W*i»lllH*H Or" * 1 730 7*H* H fmm* 110 1] 11 ItH- ••> day. have seen over several months " changes in July, just as for the other month. AaMM ItO Mi I 10 HUM tlto- H 201147 47 - H •V-n in 14 411 M - H Of* IH t] ItM 7«H* H • I 37) I' — H The 13 percent spurt in overall Labor Department officials noted items in the index Price changes that show up in the Kite 1 Mi t HO 11 * % •MM 14 n tn- H fwC* 1 71 10111* ITH* H that the vegetable price component The report was to have been producer price measure are a good HUM 43H* H Of*W 11 471 i' . • H Hrtli M 14 1434 MH- H food costs — due largely to a 22.2 tftftft 41 I4IMH I3H •MiM 1 14 Mt M - H • w •«• 111111 4tH* H percent rise in fresh vegetable of the index is particularly volatile released Friday, but officials post- barometer of how food, energy and 13 1014 M< CAW li I41M M -|| m n * w on a month-to-month basis. It was up poned th« announcement hours other commodity prices will move ai IMM# 1 11 11144* 41H* » OH If M< tM 41to- H uUfl IK 44332 ttH- H prices — offset the second straight •avKh AM f 143 MH- H 1 7 tit U . to *MM> 4 102714 MH* H decline in energy costs. an even sharper 24 1 percent in before it was due. The department the retail level. TheConsumer Price llnaf'f M JJ 410 I1H-IH 11 M -i • H • 1)14 11 — to blamed a series of "processing Index, though, checks for a broader MM* 417 Ik* tmtM U 41 )H iMtVf 1 M li M) MH- to Food and energy are the major March 1983, for example •MlM 1 M 10 411 JOH* M 10 1*1* 1)H- H 1 IM 14H components of the Labor Depart- Kathleen Cooper, senior financial errors " having tod o with changes in range of items, including housing imS'f M It 17 41'1 ^ irtH 1 11 1) 217 UH- to •toft 1 20 II Ml 41 - to tilt 1 K 14 WIT Ji , 4 741 tto Ml II — H ment's Producer Price Index and economist for Security Pacific Na- the way the report is compiled, and medical care, than does the IM« M 1) 177 24H •Htm IM 11 4M MH* M W*"4i 1 MIM4 KH- H tional Bank in Los Angeles, said: including the change in energy price wholesale index immllOb 1 itM 4J i . v. ftMM UI2«t io i* . iv «y i to 1 NO ItH- to their movement typically sets the MA* 11 11 1011 « » H UfKk IM 114 11 * H IWft t» ll mt 17H- H tone for the wholesale inflation "The picture remains the same calculations Consumer prices so far this year -*-• 140 1 Mt IIH* to iMiW 1 41 10 MH- H Inflation is still very, very tame with New car prices showed no change have risen at an annual rate of J 7 Ml MH* to tM 1 II SIT t figure. tf>l««. M 11 ITM DH+ H il Mt 43H* to m IK Mfi 1*4 'HH ffH+ to Energy costs rose sharply in the no real problems yet in sight. When at the wholesale level after back-to- percent, down from last year's 4 BnfW"» 44k t TJ 11 - H T ITO 1»to- to • IM UH back monthly increases of 0.4 per- percent increase 14 Itl 14H* H mm i 11 11 IM Uto- to tjltL ,j It T) I4H- . early part of 1965 while food costs you look at raw prices for food prices •(»•> 14b i: itt iw- H fltO) Mto in I ti 7H in particular, they continue to look rti*. 1 10 10 til 27H- to had declined five of the first six Itt tH- H 0MW>|1 14 1) SM *•»• i WM 1 •4)13 U *1 MkSO M M IM )>H* to months of the year. The 1.3 percent weak. It's hard to believe finished Awu HI n * * cmm to I11M4 MH* H MWlM II «t MH- to food prices are going to take off" AWfti 1 M in nH— >• t.uuivt* to - (1 - • - July increase was the most severe Aatt IM 10 110 M« - H - M - KA IM 11 141) 43H since a 15 percent gain In July 1964 Wholesale prices are up 0.9 per- ANN* 4 13 liH Mto mm" i M l( » 11 174 Ito- H cent from Juy 1964 and have risen at U I]H* H JI ill) U'< 14 IV Hi. to Gasoline prices were off 14 per- Aajtff 40 It ItT MH* i Mrf*. M tl ;) » M77M Ito* to • •IMt M •MM cent last month, fuel oil costs down a 1.4 percent annual rate for the first ii i in. •*--» M 1] IU1 IT 1 -% MM 14 10 f ITH- to A«rr M 14 M0 MH m u*- to *3I )H seven months of this year A«H 10 5 4 percent and natural gas prices ii nt IIH- H u nt itto* to I17TM 4tH* to Revised Labor Department fig- A»m 1 14 1141 14 . . It* TH slipped 07 percent II «0 1' * •fuN 140 13 14*1 )TH- H MM M 1) 7| J' i to Despite July's overall increase - ures issued yesterday showed whole- — • — ft •• 11 )I4 4SH* H IMAM ) TO I0H- •+ sale prices fell 0.2 percent in June, •HWI W ii mt iTH IHH n 17 ITU M - H I447tt ti . • H which would translate to a 3.7 rMitii 1 11 141 UH after having been reported originally !***[ t« t!w* ** bfwiwil 40 '1470 ITH- to percent annual rate if extended for NM4 1 10 tl 71H*IH bfMfl 1 1 Ml MH- H as holding steady. The July increase Mh" •MM n MIMI TTH* H '* mi 2SH- to 12 straight months — analysts don't • iii 6B COMICS TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1985 HAGAH PEANUT8 I KNOW EVERYBODY IN THERE MUST BE A THIS FAMILY HATE5 ME! PLACE IN THIS WORLP I THOUGHT YOU WEI2E I'M GONNA 60 WHERE WHERE I'P BE APPRECIATE?.. I'M APPREClATEP! THEN WHV PIP YOU GO FORSECONP5?- HOW'S THE COFFEE? STOP-THAT i ^oufzg I HEflR CflLEB GOT VEP-CflRD I GOT HURT F0URD0LLER5!! SNIF-- HIS EAR BIT REAL SflMES BAD.TOO-- VOU'D fl-BE6N IT JUST BflD IN TH' ARE GOOP I LOST FOUR BETTER WUZN'T MV FREEFER-flLL PER THAT, DOLLERS WITH TH' NIGHT LflST NIGHT, LUKEV BIT EAR SNUFFy CHIP, I'/vi OUT TffriN© To HMMPF/5HE HASH'T , AHO BUV PEAHUT 9UTTER AHD HASN'T 9OJ6HT SELL nooses, TOO/ g© VOUR GR'A'>|5f'*THEB I HADA KEV'-AND OiDtM'TAAOVE itsl THE S UVING HERE UNTIL AFTSH HE JEMNV? PEOPLE OlOSI' T ASK THE WIZARD OF ID I'M A 6ARPA6E DID VOU < > HOLES IN U6I HE SA9S B.C irs HIS RUBBER Ybo'RELATEl.AHATs WiW THE ROOC ? J \ I HA\fc THIS \ t [ FEA(? OF FLViMfo. J > NT—^ • THE FAMILY CIRCUS DOONESBURY DENNIS THE MENACE mu see, HONBY, USTACIISA VBV POMSIN6 psicwn&Apamc TOO. SUl•THANKS 10>7H5F32,KW0RK j OF TOPMPlM RESBAROiatS HAS • BeBNNIPPEPINTW Mf "I'm makin' a lilt of all the states we see on license plates. I've Con vonisnt hoiM got 49 to go." just 11 The Register TUESDM. AUGUST 13, 1985 ENTERTAINMENT 7B TUESDAY PRIME TIME 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 O CBS News Fortune Movie: "Two 01A Kind" West 57th O NBC News Family Feud A-Team Riptide Remington Steele O M'A'S'H A Bunker Star Seared Junior Mows O ABC News Enl Tonight Who's Boss? 3s A Crowd Moonlighting MacGruder 1 Loud O Buddies Century News TicTac Movie: "Marriage Is Alive And Well" CD Jefiersons Ind News B. Miller Baseball: New York Yankees at Chicago White Sox B MacNeil' Lehrer Nova Spanish Civil War Making Ol A Continent CD Sanford WKRP Smiley's People Financial Seminar m Sanlord All Family Movie: "The Horse Soldiers" Baseball 03 Beniamin Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at New York Mets Black Sheep Squadron : ESPN SpoCtr Boning John Mugabi vs. Bill Bradley Australian Rules Football 1 HBO . "Windwalker Contd Movie: "Gulag" Marlowe USA Radio 1990 Dragnet Wrestling Waterskiing me Movie Com d Movie: "Seems Like Old Times" Movie: Das Boot" SHOW Barry Manilow Conl'd Movie: "Mother Lode" Paper Chase MSO Wrestling Tennis: John McEnroe vs. Yannlck Noah ' Tennis Q JUNIOR STAR SEARCH It's back btcaust 2 hour Special 50.000 you wanted It back! in Cnh Prizes/Tony •MOONLIGHTING" Danzi anil Irani Cara -«ov- String players at Ocean Grove release soon SOUNDS OF SUCCESS - The SOS Band is OCEAN GROVE - Violinist Os- Julliard School. Curtis Institute of albums to its credit and performs rhythm and blues At 6 p m Ocean Grove Historical car Shumsky and his violist son, Eric Music, and Yale University in concert at 10 p m. Saturday at Modern Times, It is based m Georgia. Dinner reservations must be Society members dressed in period Shumsky. perform with the Ca- Shumsky has appeared with or- the Sayreville dinner theater. The band (whose made at least 24 hours in advance The box office costumes present architectural and thedral Symphony Orchestra chestras all over the world including acronym stands lor "sounds'ol success") has five should be contacted for all reservations. historical tours of the Victorian Mozart s Sinfonia Concertante at the London Philharmonic and Lon- community covering the notable 7 30 pin Thursday at the Great don Symphony, BBC. Berlin Radio, structures of the area Auditorium Rotterdam, Stuttgart. Royal A humanities lecture is being The orchestra, conducted by Philharmonic, English Chamber Or- presented by Dr Kenneth Stunkel, Thomas Michalak, will also perform chestra, and the Bach Festival in dean. School of Humanities and the overture from the ballet "La Naples He has played in Carnegie MOVIE TIMETABLE Social Sciences at Monmouth Col- Hall and the other major concert Finta Sempliee" and Symphony No lege He speaks at 6:45 p m in the 29 in A Major. K201 halls Tabernacle about Mozart and his Information tof in* movn timetable l| M0 IU MENLO PARK CINEMA II- Mailed by David Oistrakh as "one Father and son have performed Cocoon i.PQ-13) 1 50 440 7 40 9 5ft impact upon the historical cultural provided by theater op*/iton Sine* movies •>• " of the world's greatest violinists," together extensively and have sev- •uDfect lo change, it n rKommtndM that rMl) Weird Science iPO-13) 7 45 945 WOODBRIDQE milieu of his time •<• carl the theater to confirm correct tim#« COUNTHV• CINEMA I- Shumsky was born of Russian eral recordings to their credit Their MONMOUTH COUNTY Fright Nigh) Classified. .ACTION LINE 5421700 =INDEX= Public Notices Situations Wanted Male 55 Pets and Livestock,. 77 Buildings/Garages 109 Camping Equipment 153 rect insertion of any adverllsjient Situations Wanted Aircraft- 78 Wanted to Rent 110 Recreational Vehicles 154 and only when It materially af»cts (Legal.) Male/Female 56 Swap or Exchange— 79 the value ol the ad It it contalnian Bicycles/Mini Bikes 80 error call classified All ads are •• Special Notices Child Care/Nursery Real Estate for Sale Automotive Schools 57 Sports Equipment 81 strlcted to their proper classification Lost and Found- 82 Open Houses 130 Wanted Automotive 220 and set In the regular Dally Reglsl* Swimming Pools 131 Construction Equipment- 230 Special Notice* Financial CBs, Electronics 83 Houses lor Sale style of type Right Is reserved U Travel- Transportation 12 84 Condominiums/Town Auto Financing 240 edit or reiect any copy or ad Merchandise Wanted . 132 Auto Insurance. Instruction 15 Business Opportunity 61 Price Busier 85 Houses-. 250 Mortgages 62 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease 260 134 Auto Services/Parts. 270 Business Directory Money To Loan._ 63 Real Estate Rentals Farm Property- TO PLACE Money Wanted 64 Commercial Property . 135 Motorcycles- 280 YOUR Business Service- 21 Apar.tmenls. Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers.. 290 Arts 4 Crafts 22 CLASSIFIED Merchandise Lots and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale 300 Mobile Homes 138 AD Employment Merchandise for Sale- 71 Cemetery Lots- . 139 READ YOUR AD CALL THE Garage/Yard Sale- . 72 Help Wanted Male or Female Summer Rentals. Real Estate Wanted 140 ACTION-LINE 51 Machinery For Sale 73 Furnished Rooms. THE FIRST DAY Babysitting/Child Care 52 Rental Service 74 Nursing/Retirement IT APPEARSI 542-1700 Recreational Domestic Help 53 Farm Equipment 75 Homes- 107 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Situations Wanted Female.. 54 Auction Sales 76 Commercial Rentals- 108 Boats and Accessories 152 sponsible for more than one incor- 8:30-4:60 51 Help Wanted^ si Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted ATTENDANTS a CASHIERS — CLERK — Part-time Apply Biiow QAS STATION ATTENDENTS — MANAGER a ASSISTANT MAN- PAINTERS — Commercial A cue- REAL ESTATE SALES - We RfcUfcPTIONIST — Mon-Fri. SALESPERSON — Telephone For amuaomam Dualnaaa Yaaf Liquors. Rt 35. Eatontown. DRIVER Full/part-tima All ahitta Muat ba AOER — Challenging Job with torn painting. Musi have 5 yra have 2 positions available for 5pm-6pm Must be able 10 till sales lor plastic bag manufac- round, full a part tlma Idaal tor 542-0220 18 Apply in par ton Airport Plata advancement potential Oood exp . own trans 48S-1380 or ntsnsed salespeople Increaae some weekdays, some holidays turing co Sales A/or phone exp High School atudanla & rallraaa Ta»aco. Hailat. NJ starting aalary, comprehensive 787-4373 hra 5-10 p.m your potential-call Darrah Aa- Apply in peraon. afternoons only. prel Will train 544-1471. Call for inlarviaw Mon-Fri. 10-4. CONSTRUCTION CO - In need Early morning benefits Pleasant atmosphere II soctates. Shrewsbwy, 741-3338 1 30-4 30. Arnold Waller Nureing ot laborers lor sanitary sewers. SALES - Mature-minded per- 4S9-0010 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE you are ennous to succeed and PART-TIME WORK — Near your Home. 622 Soulh Laurel Ave . storm sewers, water main pipe Route Drivers. Per- grow then coma talk with us at home Supervision of newspaper Hatlet son Full-time Experienced retail BOYS/GIRLS crew Only exp personnel need WORKERS — Full tlma A FOULKS-PRESTON lewelry giftware Red Bank area manent part time Maaonal jpba QP«n Qraaacut- HICKORY FARMS camera in the early morning — Answer MEN /WOMEN apply Call between 7 30-4 30, houra You will oversee the car- AQENCY RECEPTIONIST store Rasumea to Box F-450. Oua to a rapid growin. wa hava tlna, ate Salary cpmmanaurata Seaview Sq Mall, June 17. Call phone A mainla n showroom The Register. Shrewsbury. NJ $66-7921 (vehicle supplied). wiih axparlanca Apply In par- 922-8640 tor an appl or send riers delivery, sales and collec- S3 MILLION IN 2 WEEKS •any morning nawapapar roulaa That la why we are exandingi Job deeCrlpllon upon appn- 07701 availaoia IN YOUR AREA Call COOK — Short order cooks. Must have valid ton Shadow Laka Vlllaga. tion activities Permanent poa- Confidential interviews with cation M Sllbersism. 426 Broad SALES PERSON - 4 daya per 1-800242-0850 today It you Positions avallalbe immediately Mlddlatown itions are available in the areea Si. Shre«rsbury want monay. pruaa and aitraa. Sebastians Pub. Mon Mall A driver's license and of Cliffwood Beach. Freehold. licensed Real Estate Saiee wk incl Sat. Exp'd preferred Adulta muat lava a car. Middletown 542-77B6 Mr. Turn- OHOOMEflS ASSIS- Haiiai. Keaneburg Call toll tree People for Middletown A Oak RECEPTIONIST — For week- Fair Haven Pharmacy. 741-003* STAR LEDGER ai IN JERSEY a clean driving re- TANT/BATHER — Full tlma. All hurat Offices enda 12-6. Some holidays, aome SALES PERSON - lull time, braad dog 4 cat grooming Call 1-600-242-0650 or 677-4222 Our Full Service Agency offers cord. No experience PART-TIME — Need 10 people tlll-ln days Apply in person, starting Sept 2 For iad.ee )og BUS DRIVERS — Part-llma COOKS — Waitreaaea/Waiters, 563-9450 9-5 p.m •Training program afternoons only. 1 30-4 30, Oood pay. execellent benefits with spare tlma Idaal for house- glng shoes and Sporteweer achool bua and van drivara. Idaal required. Apply in GROUNDS MAINTENANCE — • Complete Marketing Program Arnold Waller Nuraing Home. Apply Ground Round. Keyport. wife, retiree Earn up to 675-1100 • Third Party Relocation 622 8 Laurel Ave. Haiiet. N J Apply In peraon. Klalln's 6 East tor •hid worhara. houaawlvaa. person The Regis- No exp neceaaary Apply at of- wk 264-3244 or 741-1140 Front St . Red Bank ^ collaga aludanta, ratlrvaa Hri. Rta 35-36 fice Fair View Cemetery. 456 MECHANICAL INSPECTOR • National Referral Services 7-8 am. 2-4 p m School bua P~ART TIME — Need extra cash? • Incentive program " RECEPTIONIST/ COOKS — Line, prep, A pizza ter, One Register Hwy 35 Middleiown 07748 Work on home phone program SANDY HOOK licanaa raquirad or w will aaalat Full A part time available Apply Take charge type ol person with - Member 2 MLS In obtaining lionaa Van- in person Danny's Italian Res- Plaza, Shrewsbury, QROUND MAINTENANCE heavy experience in machine Flexible Earn up to tiO per hour Come shsre in our success CLOSING ASST CONCESSIONS Nortwick Bui Inc . E K janaburg taurant, 11 Bridge Ave., Red WORKER — Dependable person shop inspection Call Evelyn. 264-3244. 671-0484 Call 672-0025 787-7935 or 7S7-O930 NJ. Apply in personl to work year round Must hava PART-TIME COMMONWEALTH EASTERN Bank, 842-441; license, Beneflta, M/F Call i REAL ESTATE SECRETARY - MORTGAGE CORP. the nation s 7 a.m.-9 a.m. United Telecontrol NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS BUSY LONG BRANCH SALON COOK, PREP A COUNTER PER- 787-0954 btwn 8-5 j Full-time Reel estate closing snd 6lh largeat mortgage banker, has R HELFRiCH A Son Cleaners - IS in need Of full-time & part- 3500 Sunset Ave . Asbury Park Sunday only 9-6 a m Estab- experience m the preparation or SONS — Full or part-time Apply 022-1000 an opening in its Tinton Falls van drivers, MECHANIC Exp time ahampoo assistants Oood in person Chicken Corner, Equal Opply EmplOyar M/F HAIRDRESSERS ASSISTANT'- i liahed routes No collect ing I mortgage documentation Excel- office for a Receptionist/Cloaing coach drivers Apply in parson pay A opportunities. Call Shear Honesty has immediate Equal Oppty Employer M/F Muii hava car 747-2143 ! lent benefits Call for interview Snoprlte PH., Rt 35. Middletown openings Salary, contulning I MEDICAL ASSISTANT — Full- Assistant Good typing skills, 503 8 Laurel Ave. w 870-2268 COOK M/F — For boarding DRIVER PART TIME" TELEPHONE SOL~- . Shrewsbury State Bank good wtth flgurea. and pleaaant taburg Call 74I-2M5 education, beneflta including j time for busy Middletown office ICITOR — Haiiet area 63 50 per I 642-7700 exl 267 phone personality experience CARRIER WANTED home. Full-time, benefits. Call Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Major Exp preferred, but no) neceaa- SCHOOL BUBS DRIVEI For delivery In the Rumeon-Falr Mon-Frl 9am-Ip.m 787-4875 Medical, paid vacation, dis- ' hour plus bonus Mon-Frl. Excellent benefits Call for ap- ary Salary commensurate with 6-8pm Friendly atmosphere REAL ESTATE pointment , Wanted We will train if you do Haven area Approximately i'•» COOK (BREAKFAST) — Only • counts Call Monmoulh Mall exp Call 871-5252 { not neve a bus licenee Many to 2 hours per day About $200 clean A dependable apply 3-4 544-1Q1Q Pleasant working conditions You've thought about it Let's talk per month Reliable car a mull MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Lawn Ranger, 264-3661 I about It now Our office is one of routea availeble lor Sept Apply daya a week. 5 hrs a day in DRIVERS 530-5800 'now Call 767-1113 tor appl Pat For Information call Susie, coffee shop in Fair Haven Hourly Our part-time achool bus driv- MANDYPERSON — To perform j Full or part-time Muat know PART TIME — Rental agent Set- I the top 4 in the Red Bank aree 542-6880 service work in new homea Must | typing. Ming answering phones Wa are busy We need you EHC Equal Oppty Employer M/F Keeien • Bus Co wage negotiable Call 747-9630 ers will earn from S130-S250 urdaya. 8-5 Apply In peraon. 50 Hwy 36. Keanaburg for an interview. per week this year just driving be reliable, have own tools ft A dictaphone Long Branch area Park Chevrolet. Rt 66. Neptune. training, motivation A guidance REPUTABLE HOME IMPROVE- CARRIERS WANTED children to achool in the AM truck, ft experienced In all Send resume to F-44B The i available We currently have 7 MENT — Contractor is looking i SECURITY INDOOR PERSON - Boya ft Qirii phases of construction Call VI- I Register. Shrewsbury. NJ 07701 NJ j Million-Dollar associates Need 3 I tor a helper Exp preferred Full lima Ideal for retired per- 11 years and older COPY DESK vian at EPC 530-1330 I PART TIME RECEPTIONIST - | more Experienced or beginners I Oood pay Leave aon All shifts available Call To Deliver ASSISTANT Other advantages are MEDICAL ASSIS- Denial office 3 or 4 '•* days, will Can Roger | 672-9179 lor Jim or Amy 226-4242 TANT/RECEPTIONIST — Perl ] train Red Bank area Send re- CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors HANDYPERSON time for growing medical prac- • I RESTAUJMfcr HELP - Accept- ' SECRETARIAL WORK — THE REGISTER ENTRY LEVEL — Pos- Oft ail holidays Needed to work part-lime at a , sume to Box T-483 The Regia- Independently Owned/Operated Oood opportunity to earn ition for recent journal- 1 tice in Red Bank CaN 642-5222 ] tar. Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 8i3 River Rd Fair Haven Ing apQncailona tor meiure- I Typing, tiling, A phone skills 101 Apartment* A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK SHORE MOTORS Matawan. 1 bedroom $400a $ Highlands. 3 rooms. $400 s Sea Bright. 1 bedroom $800a MANY OTHERS AVAILABLE! CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI HOM.E RENTALS. Bkr. 309-1234 VOLVO TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ANCHORAGE — 1 bdrm Ocean- front 9th fl $775/mo Pool, sauna 844-0505/544-9424 on any of the cars ATLANTIC HQ1QHLANDS — 1984 Volvo Executive Vary large luxrloua 3-4 bedroom apta 2 large baths $i350/mo * listed below or any other utlls '87-J358 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Fleet Cars used car from our Charming 3rd floor of Victorian Home. 2 bedrooms, iota of win- dows private entrance $550 in- big inventory dudes all utlla Suitable for v 8 Vr. 80,000 adults. Call 291-3003 7 MM 1984 VOLVO lw Warranty! DEAL 7 rooma. Kida. $500 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 349-1556 DL4A SEDAN EATONTOWN — 2 bedroom, luxury Tlnton Woods Town 4 cyl., auto., P/S, P/B, house $900 "mo Available Sept. 1st Call 493-0756. stereo, A/C, radials, EATONTOWN 1 bedroom, child, carpet $416 pin stripes & more. HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 Stk. #803457. 13,461 FREE ROOM A BATH — Food, allowance, access to swimming miles. 85 OLDS 98 REG. SON. PONTIAC 600 SON. 84 OLOS FIRENZA LX WGN 83 BUICK CENTURY SON pool, to Senior Clllien or single V-6 auto , PS. P B, A/C, P.W., 4 cyl.. auto. PS, P B, A/C, lady In exchange to play grand- V-6, auto. PS. PB, 20,121 V-6, auto. PS. P B. A/C. stereo mother roll lo 3 yr. old boy. PL. Tilt, cruise 9,714 miles AM/FM radio. Rr del 18.103 Ntghla & weekends Move In miles 42.113 miles Sept. Call after 4 pm. 741-4867 miles. $AQ* »St°!k6387A M 6,300 Stock • Stock Stock HIGHLANDS IP131 9,100 I55384A IP133 1 bedroom. Heat paid $300 s 00 '8.800 '8.700 JUST RENTALS, Bkr 309-1555 ONLY = MO. HOWELL 9w...:.'.;;»9 . ••• w 83 OLDS 98 REG. SON. 82 DATSUN 280 IX TUR10 62 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM, ALL COLORSI 82 OLDS CUTLASS SON. V-8, auto, PS., P.B. A/C 4 cyl., auto, PS. PB, A/C, 82 CHEVY CAMARO 228 KEANSBURQ P.W., PL.. Tilt, cruise. AM/FM V-6, auto , P.S., P.B., A/C. Rt P.W 8 cyl.. auto. P.S.. PB. A/C, Cottage Kids $400 • radio, 52,773 miles. del, cassette 49,720 miles miles. , , , P.W tilt, Rl. del• . 36,255 miles JUST RENTALS. Bkr 309-1566 1984 VOLVO DL5A WAGON Stock Stock KEANSBURG — 1-bedroom. 4 AM/FM$ radio 41,963 large rooms. Close lo shopping. 4 cyl., auto., P/S, P/ no,3oo #56366A '7.100 12.800 #F327A '9.800 bus, schools Gee mcl. $400/mo 707-6342 or 671-4434. B, stereo, A/C, rf. KEANSBURG — 2 bdrm newly renovated apt $675 Includea all rack, radials, pin utlla 946-5648 or 767-6252 '82 CHEVY CAVALIER SON. 84 DODGE COLT - CPE 81 OLDS CUTLASS 2 DR. '81 TOYOTA CRESSIDA WGN. stripes. Stk. 4 cyl., 4 spd., P.S., PB., A/C V-6, auto. Landau. PS. P B . KEANSBURG 4 cyl. 4 speed 32.572 miles 6 cyl. auto , PS., P.B., A/C 4 rooma, gaa neat $300 s #803431. 15,183 AM/FM radio. Rr del 58.240 A/C, P.W, Pwr seats, PL. PW. PL. Pwr seats, tilt HOME RENTALS. Bkr 348-1234 Stock miles. AM/FM radio 63.839 miles. cruise 39.877 miles LONG BRANCH — 00 Ounber miles. #53214A Ave Opposite Monmouth Medi- Stock '5.800 Stock Si cal. 1 bedroom, living room, kitchen $465/mo. Includea heet w K4474A I55535A a water Available 7/6. Paul P '9.995 Bova Inc. Realtor 671-2644. $QQ* INSTANT CREDIT ONLY VV.™1 HOTLINE 2644333 LUXURY GARDEN APTS - 1 bedroom Beautiful landecaplng Pool 1 ml. from OSP Call 13 MORE TO SELECT FROM, ALL COLORSI 264-1646. 9-5, Mon-Frl Includes Fra* 5 Yr. M,000 Mil* Warranty LUXURY GARDEN APTS. - 1 bedroom Beautiful landscaping NOBODY COMES CLOSE! Pool 1 ml. from G3P Call 264-1046, 9-6. M-F Teas. rs #'» • AMI. • LUXURY GARDEN APTS. - 1 bedroom Beautiful landscaping Pool 1 ml from Q8P Call 204-1644. 9-6, M-F. Monmouth Beach SHORE MOTORS VOLVO 6 rooma Kids $500 s JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1556 Hwy. 35 AMEX MONMOUTH BEACH. WHARF- SIDE 1 bedroom Condo Avail M/Cird immediately Call 671-5594 528-7500 TUESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1985 I hr Hrgi-1. r 11B 211 Moped i 290 Trucks A 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale | 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale J00 Autos for Sale 19/1 BATAVUS Tralltrs 977 CADILLAC ELDORADO — 1982 CHEVETTE — 33.000 CHEVY MONZA 1977 — Good CHEVY CAPRICE 197/ CHRYSLER LeSARON 1977 — 1976 CHEVROLET MONTE DATSUN 710 1974 — Runs •• Runs eood. Looki good milea Auto, rear del 4 door, Good running cond 9-cyi , 4-dr detune mode* CARLO — Auto, p/a. p/b am/fm x.gtnaJ owner $500 o> bear FORD F-150 1972 AM condition 75 000 mites ;ond . need! engine work 6 tow Asking |200 1 $3500 Call 406-0615 am/tm. Ilka new $3500 After 5. $200 or beet offer Can after fl Needa body work PS/PB/PW, AC. FM Very good •lereo. unied gteae Car in good offer Call 642-9262 _ C«M 739-04B3 12 bo* hydraulic lift $2500 291-6933 671-4530 Call 264-4519 cond $1,975 942-2497 eves ;ond'UOn 1700 firm Cail after Call 739-5462 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE weefcenda DATSUN 2000V 1971 — 96~000 5 30, 264-6674 mi , runa good A/C am/'m PEUQEOT MOPEN 19AO FORD PICKUP 1974 — F100 1967 - fully equipped, good CHEVY VAN OHEVY CAVALIER 1964 —CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1979 — Ac IB S7B cond Must aea $900-offer Call Runs great $600 2 dr , 6 cyt. interior exc . runa (969 COUQAR — 3*1 motor, DATBUN 9)210 1979 — Stick radio 5 »pd needa some body 3 speed with cap PS/PB. auto Irani AM/FM a/c, p/s, excellent condition i work $1500 739-4959 or see CM 671-1TS1. i Good work truck 9675 Firm 957-0953 after 3pm Call 942-2066 :aseeMe Sunroof Mini con- e>c Needa body work Payed shift, am/lm stereo cassette 1 $3000. aaking $1600 or best I owner. Light aqua, black interior owner, 56 000 mites H650 Ceil Superintendent Keypon Club 739-2956 or 739-0352 CADILLAC 1077 - Flaetwood CHEVY MALIBU WAGON - dition $5000 Call 797-5619 6 roof AW ing 52995 Call Village Apia between 9-5 p m 1M1 PUCH MAGNUM II — Ex- Brougham, good cond , high 1078 46 000 miles Good con- offer 264-9149. aak lor Tommy 642-6367 after 6 739-9266 ceiiem condition 1360 Custom JEEP J10 1995 - Pick-up with "•'"a S l Rl G 1962 CHEVETTE SCOOTER - CHRYSLER TOWNE ft COUN- blinkers, etrvlce manual Call cap 1 owner 5.500m i $2500 eay p dition 6 cyl. $2450 Call Asking $2905 Low mileage 1977 DATBUN 290 Z - White DO0OE SWINGER 1975 - 2 571-0460 or 222-3316 TRY — 1973 Sta Wagon good DATBUN B210 GX — 1979 4 auto, am/fm stereo cassette, tow door Runs good PS'PB. 5600 871-1560 after 6pm cash Taka ovar payments Call . White Rd . Shrewsbury Manual tranamiaaton Call cond . 9700. Cell 739-0075 apd. great shape, new brakes 747-7060 4 30 5 45 or 9-11 p m 741-1032 mile. Aakmg $3900 Ceil or beet offer Ca» 671-0934 1991 CHEVETTE — Mini con- shocks, muffler Asking $1060 264-6068 PUCH 1»W CAMARO 1966 — Good cond dition. 37.000 miles Mual aee CIRCLE CHEVROLET Call 291-4779 OODOE ASPEN 1879 — Kigrt 1961 WILLIYS PICK-UP - 4 PS/PB, 6-cyf Runa good, body CHEVY NOVA 1979 — 4 dr.. 6 Shrewsbury Ave Shrewsbury DATBUN 240Z 1972 mileage slant 9 engine runs 2100 ml. Like new Call 741-4459 :yi. eac cond . auto , PS/PB. 1975 DATBUN B 210 - 4 pd. *42S firm wheel drlva Snow Plow Naada good shape $1500 or beat otter 741-3130 B Runa very well good but needs wora $200 Can water pump ft minor work 9750 Can avea. 264-3048 CHEVY CELEBRITY 1962 - A/C 91900 negotiable Call exc running condition Qraal 970-0396 C*H 6T1-17M. Call 264-7252 37,000 miles 6 cyl A/C. PB. rear 222-7531 CITATION 1942 — Auto , PS/PB. gaa mileage $$551 0 Call after 6 CAMARO 2-2S 1M2 — 20,000 delrost Excellent condition. CHEVY NOVA 1979 — HBICh- A/C, dark blue, eac cond Ask- pm 767-6387 DODGE DART 197? 290 Trucks A ml V-i. aulo Irano • owner $5500 Call 642-3633 ing $2600 Call 542-0702 DATSUN 510 WAGON 1970 Many new parts Runt wet. Beet 300 Autos for Sale Must sell 87.000 Call Donna. oack 309 V-9, a/c. pe/pb. no 1976 DATSUN 200 SX — Good offer around $400 Can -ust. burns no oil, runa great, CLASSIC 1966 DODGE — 4 dr Original owner Trail*™ ALPHA ROMEO SPYDER 1976 291 5642 or 291-4753 1976 CHEVY BLAZER — Needa condition Oarage kept. 5 spd . Exc cond 797-0797 t9*4 F-150 FORD - 6 cly 3 B apd convanibla Eic con- some work $2500 Call 747-0347 itarts easily $600-BO 671-7319 aedan Exc cond Auto.. V-6. sun roof $1960 mm Call CARS UNDER $2 000 A/C am/fm. PS. 93,000 mi Call 730-0660 spd/overdrlve AM/FM. A/C dition. 25,000 ml Silver wlih after 6p CHEVY MALIBU 1973 — Brown. 797-9216 DODGE 1975 black mtarioi wire wheel* $3000 405-1909 evenings DELTA 66 ROYALE 1960 - N*w Runs Qood. 70 000 m. $500 XLT interior with cap $9800 KINGSLEY AUTO SALES CHEVY WAOON 1976 2 dr , auto with console, good DATSUN 510 — 1972 4 door. Call M1-SS07 97500 Call 222-6103 .iret, etc Beat offer Call dieeei 94 engine Leaa than Call 530-4116 767-7997 Oood condition $750 good inlertor-body-erVgine 10,000 mi Fully loaded Mini CHEVY BLAZER - 1974. 4»4, 6 CYL -' 1972 AMC HORNET CHAMP 1062 - Bptii-atick Exc Call 767**114 ?64-5026 01 000 miles Needs work $450 DODGE VANS (2, — 1077 6 cyl cond Call 767-0432 or 264-5163 1074 6 cyl . Both in mechanics^? 350 cu t Auto tran*. rum good Good condition 9495 Call cond , AM/FM stereo 4 new CHEVETTE 1M4 — 4 cyt., air, IB7S CHEVY WAOON — Runa Call 741-6570 after 6pm, t2S00 Celt 797-771? batora9pm 797-5666 ires Beat offer 022-6653. after 3 CLASSIC VW BUG - 1967 Yel- DODGE ARIES K 1982 — A/C. excellent tnape No ruat on bod- automatic 7000 miles Muat sell well Front and damaged 1600 low sunroof, rebuilt trana . '•• tea $1450 ft $1700 Also 40 np i m weekdays. 3ajj 264-2701 ___ DATSUN 210 1660 PS A-i maintenance May be 1970 CHEVY C10 - Step-aide AMC CONCORD- 1978 fl cyl 4 Call 747-4755 or 229-6971 after 0 built engine with only 15.000 mi 60.000 ml thoroughly lesled $3795 Call Evinrude. 15 Glaaspar trsiier CHEVETTE 1979 — 4 door 4- p.m. pk up Qol Shape Need! minor door Regular gaa Naw paint CHEVROLET MAtlBU 1973 — Newaihausl ayaiem Good tires Aaking 92300 or best Offer 741-8042 Oi 741-2226 500 Call 530-3706 between wcrk |7S0 Calt 972-1&77 bsfora Low mileage 11300 ca.nspeed, am/tm. new tires Good CHEVY MALI8U WAGON 1962 Oood cond Drives well Aaking Call 405-1616 after S pm 6-9pm B p m 671-0921 sftar 6 condition $1200 Call 672-2993 3ood running cond Needa paini $1350 741-6657 1973 DODGE WAOON - 9 6 cyl auto PS/PB. air, crulM ob »525 or beat otter Can DATSUN 260ZX 1992 — 1 owner, passeng', small t, very good con- OODOE WINDOW VAN 1964 — CHEVY PICK-UP 1979 — Very AMC HORNET 1976 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC 1077 control 33,500 miles E*c con- M7-9371 CORVETTE 106B dition $6600 Call 222-1568 42.000 ml, 6 apd . axe cond dition $450 or beat offer Call 25 000 miles V-6. automatic, air good cond 70.000 ml New Oraal body t Inlaf lor — Must sell 2 dr . new tirea, runs Convertible $7500 $0000 Call 057-9563 after 7pm good $750 Call 671-1606 or 1M1 CHEVETTE — Economical 264-1196 PS/PB $8000 Call 730-0669 carburetor eihauat syiiam a Na«da work $400 CHEVY STATION WAGON - tuto Qrenddaugnter mustaen i Call eves 642-2061 DUNE BUGGY 1970 — Esc painl |ob HM high cap wtlh tin. Call 671-9565 871-1604 DATSUN 200 SX 1962 — Road- DODGE DART SPORT 1974 — 1076 Very good condition New nmer Clean 40,000 miles CORVAIR 1966 - 2 door hard- ater. Convt top 40,000 mi , Slant 9 engine A/C. vinyl roof cond Many new pant $1000 O' doora 13000 Call "5-6485 or AMC GREMLIN 1974 CHEVETTE I960 — 4 door. air. •tereo system, a/c. p/a, p/b.12400 571-0817 top, a/c, auto, 22-26 MPG axe PS/PB, A/C New muffler-tires Asking $500 Call 201-430-7605 beat oner leave mttMBi at 593-5922 Good running cond Bast offer low mileage Good condition auto. V9 Asking $1795 or b'o cond $950 Call 872-1903 $5200 Call 642-6146 between 0-6 p m Call 642-6790 CHEVY 810 EXTENDED CAB Call 239-6397 $2400 Call 495-0309 after 5pm Can 872-0262 anytime CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1999 - V-9. auto. P8/PB. CLASSIC 1977 - New paint CHEVY IMPALA WAGON 1976 CHEVY CAPRICE WAGON 1976 3ood interior E«c running 300 Autoi for sals 300 Auto* for salt 300 Autos for saTs I 300 Autos for sals bedlmer. 27.000 mi, many ••- A STAR IS BORN..." - 80.000 miles $600 Call be — Very good condition 1 owner :ond $1700 or beat offer Call iraa 97200 Call 747-9099 twaen 0-12 noon Call 291-6017 11500 Call 747-9676 M7-9562 CHEVY PICK-UP — V, ton Needa minor work $750 or b*at 300 Autotforwlt 300 Autos for »als 300 Autos for Sale offf Cat) 739-4106 1961 CHEVY CIO — Fleetsida 6 Attract mori reader snip by cylinder, 4 Iplld overdrive P/3 placing a STAR at the top ft bed. «straa E«celler.l con- and/or bottom of your ad dltton Call 972-1254 afla* Bpm For dataila. call the Dally Register Classified 1973 CHEVY LUV — Good con- Department, 542-1700 dition Na*ds mminor work Going Triangle oft to CoHeflee. muat seti Asking t*50 747-49777 avaa 1956 CHEVY PICK UP - 6 cyl. sicelleni condition Bast offe* BMW 318 I 1964 - Load** Call 957-9199 after 7 pm Eiclent conttion 5-apaad 1973 CHEVY SUBURBAN - Cassatia 912.500 or beat offer gives you the most New inM runs good Asking Call 222-7115 9700 Cell 739-6414 1B60 BOBCAT - Stick Sports DATSUN PICK-UP 1974 striping Sun roof Excellent Automatic Iranamiaaton S750 cond Muat be aeen io a ap- Call 797-3436 Of 747-2767 preciated Call 671-0223 DODGE WINDOW VAN 1977 - BOBCAT 797 5 for the leased. 229 cubtc inch 56.000 milee PS'PB A/C aHtraaal of wheel* 1985 Jaquar XJ6 VanDePlas Completely overhauled, includ- 1250 or best offer ing new brekea €«ce«»ni rub- Call 942-5303 $ auto. 6 cyl: power sunroof, cruise, ber 74t-9231 or 942-5590 BUHLER ft BITTER INC A 500 cash rebate DODGE MAXI VAN 1973 - Ply moutn-Chryaler-MG-jaguar trip computer, ale fully equipped. Good running oond interior 3290Hwy35 264-SOOO shetving for tool a Askig 5950 Of BUHLER ft BITTER INC is just the beginning Mil offer Call 291-9225 Plymoutn-Chryaler-MG-Jaguar $650 3290 Hwy 36 M4-M00 DODGE 1975 per month Runs good. 70.000 ml . 9500 BUICK RIVERIA 1961 1991 - Call 530*4116 P'S P'B tilt wheel crmae Pion- DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL eer component syatem, alarm. A $500 cash rebate at the time of delivery 196- Wltrt pTw 12500 Caaa ••c cond Must aee $6600 is standard equipment with every lease plan Dackrvoa and 9 ion 3 sale trailar 942-7412 56900 bom 222-6563 BUICK OPEL - 1979 4 spd And thats just one of the benefits you get at FORD 1977 — 8Mp Van. 14 20.000 miles on rebuilt engine aluminum l>ody 57 000 mi PS Good condition $750 Call Triangle Leasing 1985 Honda Accord Excellent condition $5000 Call 222 2060 or 670-8430 BUICK 1973 4 door, all colors in stco for IMS FORD PICKUP Needa work $100 as <• Selection second-to none immediate delivery Runagood Call 671-9674 after 6 p m $450 Of ba«1 off** BUICK SKYLARK - 1967 4 And Triangle makes leasing even easier with $208 C»H 797-729a door Good running condition the widest selection of imported or domestic i977fORDFiM $200 Can 741-6517 7 to 10 pm Low mileage 93100 BUICK REGAL t974 - Low miie- •MINIMUM 25°'. DOWN PAYMENT 36 MONTHS FINANCING MAXIMUM cars With Triangle you select the options you Ca* 74T-16B4 ege 1 owner Good running TO QUAL IFlED BUYERS FINANCING WILL INCLUDE want and how long the lease will run. 1979 FORD WINDOW VAN cond 9700 Call 530-9196 early EXTENDED 6 YEAR 60000 MILE WAFIRANTY EXPIRES 8/17/85 302 angin«. 60 000 mites, starao mormnga ft eve* paneled carpeting «.c cond BUICK REGAL 1962 - E*C $5000 496-2063 One phone call can do it all cond A/C PS'PB tlrt steering SUPCft CAM MALER ON THE SPOT FINANCING AND DELIVERY FORD MM 1976 - • tTyT'i- As-.'-fl 15600 Can 201-0495 IF QUALIFIED apaad PS/PB Good work truck 1083 BUICK SKYLARK L TO - And nothing could be easier to arrange 1985 Honda Prelude Just peinted MuBI sail Call Auto a/C arrvfm full power You II get all the details you need And when 747-0349 «'• wheels 40 000 mi Aaking 7 all colors in stock Io' immediate $6100 Call 671-3909 you have all the facts, you'll understand why 1974 TRACTOR — International AYMOTORS Cab ove* with Iliipir twin 19«PeuiCk~LESAIRf - A/C Triangle Leasing offers you a better way to ^^ $215 screw 31i Detroit 50.000 m. on power windows power brakea •n-chaeeis overhaul Vary depen- em/fm Excellent condition Ceil drive with lower monthly payments Lease //" 17 ""S. per month dable Oood trans new brake* after 5 30 671-9411 new rear leaf apnnos. new stane* from the company that puts reliability first ft oaneriea. "•• elutcn Needa CADILLAC SEVILLE 1M1 07 ROUTE 36, CATOSfTOWN injector 2 Nree ft minor body 1 owner. 60.000 mi Musi see Remember with Triangle you'll be starting work C*n be seen ai 22 Penn- $9600 Arm Ceil 10 a m -4 p m sytvams Ave South Kearny st Mon-Ffi 212-1793 out $500 ahead m cash Springmete* Trucking Book CADILLAC ELDORADO 1977 r*~ 2OI/542-5900 value $10000 $3200 Red Bank Area lacrfce I19M C*M 797-3740 191-JM9 It Iti »XM2K| Call Mike Iverson at 300 AUtOft for MlS 300 Autos for sals ^^ The best leasing vehicle in New Jersey (201) 929-0627 Toms River Area M rtangle LEASING Call Perry Ford at (201) 929-2247 All teases quoted piui ta> Based upon 48 month cioted-eno HIM I 5 000 Business Directory A DAILY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES •» prUa. Ktil II LIPJ . weal iMmrni taur*d Cm* Piomati i m ii m-aWi over 400 NEW OLDSMOBILES jEARANC ANOPSm PAWTMQ - M «• •rlor .pp. 44 W 1985 OLDS CIERA Col Wl-Mil! 444 Battiroom C*ramtcTII« CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTING Wai MM am a trWHOH FUUV MS. IICBMID CM 7«7 828 Landacaping ILawnCira 740 TraaSareltaa AUTM1TIC CIIWNCr W WOOOr-S TREC KHVIC4 — AH ta M OK Tract ahrub SSS Ftrapbcat* WoodMovas nauaa. waar Mgi» VtJiJ CUAMi. OK )•% •*• CMtMV. 741-MM or Ulllll •Ta^ataMBbaa^ria AVAI ^••^K*^Bh_?C^kAa • - 82.000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4UNES-300AYSONLY $4900 SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK CALL 542-1700 12B The Register TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 19B5 300_Auto»Jor Salt 300 Autos lor Sale 300 ^j 300 Autos lor Sale _ 3°0 Autoijor Siale 300 AutosforSalt__ MONTI CARLO "m// -r tteVOOO PONTIAC VENTURA 1973 — 8 v-OlKbWAQEN BUG 19)73 ~lutHliT - 1|76~a door. 4 DO0QE DART QT 1MT — Orig FORD TORINO 1972 miles Brown A/C PB PB/PW 1976 PACER — 4 tpd, newPONTIAC GRAND LEMANS TOYOTA SUPRA 1983 — ipd am/lm caasetla E»cellenl V-8 Console, Ducket seats Car brevet, battery Excellent con- 1976 — 2 door Landau top Ex- cyl. 4 dr Running cond $700 or $400 43 000 original miles mutt tee tilt wheel, cuiae control, am/lm bett Offer Call 530-0706 after 5 Loaded with every factory op- Call 291-9127 condition $1200 Of beat offer Clean m l out Oarage kept $850 Him Call 583-2214 .••••tie Good condition Asking dition 70.000 mile*. Muat Mil. cellent condition $2250 Call tion In exc Cond. Only 26.000 Call 922-9449 aHaf 6. 90.000 mis ISKO or B/O Call I FORD MUSTANG 1874 $2450 495-3720 College cash $900 787-7823 be- 642-4138 original miles $10,850 Call days 1971 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 542-113? •••. tor BoO or Sue tween 12-3 Mon-Fri . PONTIAC-WAGON LE MANS 225-1111. Eves 671-6079 New tires i brakes $800 Call VVV HABBIT I S 1B81 - Dleeel. 4 MM MUSTANG 1977 - Red 52 000 PONTIAC LEMANS 1974 — V6. A/C. PS/PB, Stereo 946-8369. aak lor Jim dr 5 apd , Air, AM'FM stereo 1982 ESCORT OL - A/C. P/S, C1I 741-7564 mi Mutt sen for Collage casn PARK CHEVROLET 1980 Good condition $400 Call 583-9336 TOYOTA TERCEL 1980 — A/C, Losded Superb cond 12850 $1500 or best offer Call Sales-Leasing-Service-Parts Call 542-0372 Call 449-6469 I. 4 apd , HONDA CIVIC 1983 2 dr PONTIAC ASTRE 197 Crutie control. AM/FM cataetie hatchback, 4 tpd , tm'fm B42-927B Rl 66. Neptune 775-1212 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1972 — Runa •ic $2000 or beat offer VW RABBIT 1679 — Auto, Runs. Needt work Call 671-6500. Aak for Brian cttsetlt Betuliful cond Clean MUST ANQ MACH I 1973 — " PEUQEOT-SAAB OF WALL~~ Looka good Rum excellent Call $500 72,000 mi AM/FM. 4 dr. 67,000 ml. Very ESTATE SALE - Cadillac Seville m 4 out 37.000 mi (4500 Call 229-0524 it no anawer. please 1974 VOLVO 144 — p/t. p/b. 1680 Must sell Diesel engine PS/PB, auto , am/fm cast Good Hwy35, Manaaquan Call 630-3571 clean in 4 out Great lor student 747-4169 cond New tires, eihautt system. (201) 449-5050 keep trying. TOYOTA COROLLA 1980 —a/c, rear del. tm/lm stereo, fuel olf to college 82000 or beat Excellent condition $5200 Can 1981 PONTIAC PHOENi)T~ Llftback 5-speed, am/lm, A/C infected As Is, $1650 Call 747 1155 or 747-2153 carb. all, air shocks Asking PONTIAC FIREBIRD ESPRIT offer Call 747-3729. HONDA ACCORD LX 1984 - $1500 Call 642-2217 PEUGEOT 1984 505 STI - Exc P/S, P/B. A/C. New biakea 70,000 milee Ask- 495-4199 1978 FIAT SPIDER 48 000 Fully loaded, sunroof, arrvlm cond AC, sunroof, etc Mual sell 1971 — 360 V-8 Loaded Low Atking $6000 mg $2905 Ctll Laurie 530-4607 VW RABBIT 1960 — 2 dr haicfi. cassette. 5 yr dealers warranty, 1966 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE $10,900 miles $660. Call 671-1323 VW DASHER 1975 — Automatic, Sunroof am/fm tape, mechan- milea. dark blue wilti Rally Ctll 787-1681 1879 TOYOTA CELICA — ST. 6 am/fm caasetie. 60,000 milea alrlpea new root, exc cond Call $9200 671-1602 after 5 30 p '" — V6, 3 apd , Excellent con- 544-8239 1979 PONTIAC 8UNBIRD~ - tpd, am/fm stereo, a/c. exc ically sound, clean body, original dition $2900 CAII 671-0307 PORSCHE 924 1980 — Red, Second angina $950 Call Terry owner $2400 Call 747-3447 alter 7pm. 642-82M HONDA CIVIC 1B74 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1962 - Mutt tell PW/PS/PB, sun-roof AM/FM cond Asking $3700 Call 787-9008 i400 after VW RABBIT 1979 DIESEL 1979 FIREBIRD GOLD Good running cond , 72,000 mi NOVA 1970 - Rebuilt chrome Excellent condition Under cassette stereo Exc cond Must 866-0583 engine Great interior. Needs VW BUS (976 4 apeed, A/C, 50 mpg pkwy Excellent condition Asking »a«^Ce|IJ30-7629 35.000 miles Automatic PS PB sell $10,200 or beat offer Call 1964 TOYOTA CELICA GT-S — Exc cond. A/C 7 passenger, ra> $1500 Call 229-6286 Beat otter HONDA ACCORD LX 1982 - work $850 or best otter Call Perfect tor college student or 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE - 4 spd. 530-3492 or 291-4753 767-6547 15.000 miles, p/t, p/b, am/lm bulll engine $1500 222-6*83 Call W-30S3 PS/PB. A/C. euto, atareo, person who needs a sale reliable 2 new tires, some new parts. RED BANK MOTORS INC stereo with equalizer, eiec tun 1978 VW SCIROCCO — Excel- 38.000 mi Eftcelleni cond $6550 1978 NOVA — A/C, auto, looka car Original owner $4,500 Call Needs some work Very tlfec- roof, crulaa control, a/c Aaklng VW BUG 1977 lent running condition 92800 FORD 197fl T-BIRD 131 Newman Springs. Red Bank Showroom condition Garage •B/PW/P SA/C. gooigaa mile- Call 842-8885 new Mechanically perfect 542-4000. eal. 252 lionata. (400 Call Batty at Dodge-AMC-Jeep-Renault $10,500 Call 542-3669. Call 842-5940 Granddaughter executreai, mutt PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1975~— 4 kept, low ml. aunroor, $4175 age Asking S250O or besl offer 1982 HONDA CIVIC — 4 dOOf, 747-0266 between 5 30-9 30pm 747-0040 1960 TRANS AM — AutO.'p/t, ~VW SUPER BEETLE 1973 sacrilice $1550 222-0636 door. A/C Good condition $850 PONTiAC STATION WAGON p/b, a/c. am/fm cassette, rear Call after 8 p m 741-4657 Call 071-3700 after 8 pm. high mileage but treated with RITTENHOUSE VW BUG 1973 — Runa good Beat otter Runa FORD MUSTANG LX — Sporty 2 TLC $2800 firm Call 495-4917 OLDS DELTA 88 ROVALE — Call 568-6153 ' 1970 — 9 pats V-6. Auto . A/C. louvers, black with pinslriping Call 201-8232 aHer_7 p m LINCOLN-MERCURY INC New brakes, muffler, Urea, bat- Semi-automatic Looka good in- : door. 1085 4 spd, completely anytime 1983 4 door. 8 cyl , p/S. p/b. 1976 PLVMOUTH 900 Rt 35-Ocean Twp 775-1500 side 1 out Call after 5 p m VW "SUPER BEETLE 1971 — p/w. cruise a/c. am/fm tape Ex- 9TATION WAGON tery Rebuilt rear end. Jutl Auto stick, axe cond, new •ceded Full power Take over HONDA CIVIC 1979 — Body eac ROAD RUNNER 1974 — 4 spcT. tuned 93,000 milea Looks 6 767-7687 payments, small down payment cellem condition S30-6537 8 cyl $375 brakes, dutch, i rebuilt engine cond . needs engine $500 Call Call 671-0621 after 6 Excellent performancel Great runt great $3775 or best offer Alter ' '41-8807 284-8950. 9-5 pm after 5. 19830LDSMOBILE 98 — 4 door, Runs great am/fm cassette look si $1615. Call 291-3165 Call 462-2169. VW BUG 1971 S1250. Call 870-8256 588-8128 power window, steering, brake, Pstereo >00Interio Cr In greafl421937t shape Needs work Runs Sunroof Best am/lm stereo ctaaette. 2 tone door. 6 cyl. p/S. p/b. I/O, 59.000 l. ™_ ° *" 3ANSONE OLD8-CADILLAC TRANS AM 1984 — Fully loaded orter. Call 291-0300 days. coupe tcket aeata, console. 305 HONDA 1979 Exc cond. Call 671-0338 Newman Springs Rd . Red Bank 291-9208 evenings V-8. auto . A/C. am/fm factory 4-ipd Very good cond miles Excellent condition PONTIAC VENTURA 1973 - 2 Good condition Asking $10,200 VvVSCIROCCO 1976 $ 1600 Call 222-44S2 after 3 door.-6 cyl PS. automatic $500 741-0910 Call 264-5527. 1972 VW BUG — Rabuiif engine mags, wide tires E«c ehape $1050 ~SUNBIRD 1978 New brakes, clutch Runs excel- Dependable car 73.000 mi . 11950 Call 741-1388 Call 871-5853 car gold with white roof A PLYMOUTH VALIENT 1972— Call 767-4673 after 6 pm TRIUMPH TR 7 1960 - Conv.. 5 AM/FM caaaatta Runa good power $500 Call Needt engine lent Must sell Best offer Call Needs ptint $2000 Call after 8 FORD PINTO — 1978 Aulo Radio a heater. A/C. PS/PB. 1979 PONTIAC LEMANS spd A/C,light metallic blue Exc 741-7706. trana, p/b, manual steer m.,, i mvt MY TRUCK — Have to 747-9514 Best offer pm 571-9266 tell i960 Jeep Cherokee Orig body good Good for pant or WAGON — 67.000 mllet, good Call 741-7584 cond Asking $5400 Call am/fm cassette rear del. 4 cyl. owner Call Peggy 787-3208 1961 OLDS 98 REGEANCY - whole $200 or bett offer Ctll mechanical condition & tires 671-0678 or 530-5811. VW BUB 1972 - Asking T7S0 30 MPQ, no rual Immuculale Sedan V8, dlesel Loaded Ex- $1660 tor quick sale 741-5692, 1971 SUPER BEETLE — Runt TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 198- Runs good. AM/FM 8 track cond Runs perfectly Low mile- JEEP CJ 5 1978 — AT Ilre7 cellent road car Asking $4800 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY 1977 Rumaon excellent Looks good Rebuilt Mutt sell $400 stereo All good lires Call age $1500 Call 747-4930 atereo, with plow Excellent Call 591-0820 engine, new radial* Many new 670-3788. after 4 30 p m V-6 A/C $400 PONTIAC "FIREBIRD FORMULA parta $650 Call 495-2943 Extra parta FORt) MAVERICK 1972 — 200 $2800 531-7589 Or 222-8583 Call 530-9041 after 6 VW BUG 1973 — Top mechan- JEEP 1083 CJ7 — Blue, low mHe> OLD8MOBILE 1973 Call 767-3436 or 747-2767 — 1981 Gorgeoua, low mileage. CID 6 cyl automatic Major new Good running cond , $1400 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER - fully loaded. T-lop. V6 Mint T-BIRD 1963 — Whit* hardtop, ical cond No rust. Good finish 4 parta $450 Call 671-1323 age, rag top, stereo, aluminum 1980 TURBO TRANS AM — inl Second owner $1700 firm Call 739-2697or 739-2673 Rebuilt motor lor ptrtt Atking cond. After 6, 842-3752 original Interior, all power. A/C Special edition i mot rutty wheels immaculate. Call after 6 $130 or best offer Call alter no rutt $2900 or best offer Catl Also, 1BS0 VW Rabbit 747-3447 FORD TURBO T-BIRCM983^5^ pm. 747-7134. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME PONTIAC GRAND LE MANZ 229-2324 evenings. loaded. Jensen speakers. (6600- •peed Sunroof. A'C. am/fm WAGON 1976 — PS/PB Can be noon. 7B7-7256 1976 — 4 dr with everything b/O 291-1079 or 291-1600 caaeetia alarm system 36.000 JEEP CJ7 Limited 1982 - Silver, teen at 421 Dock St. Union TOM 8 FORD hard/sof top Exc cond . 35,000 PLYMOUTH CHAMP 1981 — 30 Terrlllc buy Call 741-5617 1978 VEGA WAGON — 64.000 mis Excellent condition Call Beach $950. 264-2256 K ml A/C. Mini condition $2800 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1975 - Ei 200 Hwy 35 Keyport miles Good station car $300 Young Used evenings & weekends 957-0478 ml Many extras $8590 Call 1073 OLDSMOBILE TOflANDcT Call A. Klein 591-1750 work, 284-1600 Call after 5 pm 871-6933. all VW BUG 1966 - Many good FORD LTD BROUGHAM 1978 - after 5 30 p m 057-Q1Q8 cellent condition A/C. PS/PB, parta 1970 VW Bug. many new $100 946-9709 home till wheel 60.000 miles $2300 TOYOTA WAGON 1978 - Good day weekends. ? dr dark blue vinyl auto 302 1984 JEEP - Over |900~Vn- condition $1900 or best offer parts, minor repaira needed VW Cars V-8, PS/PB/PW. air, rear vetted Mutt sell $500 Call Bob Call 284-4326,aak lor Vlnca PONTIAC LEMANS WAQON Call 672-2641 after 7 411 Wagon, good running cond OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS 1980 Ctll 493-9362 VOLVO FOR QUALITY derrost am/fm stereo, tinted at 405-4920 1976 — Wood aides. V-6. mag PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1977 - Leaae with full maintenance now Beat oner Call 741-7870 For Sale glass K exlrae. 88.000 mt Mini — PS/PB/PW. A/C, am/lm wheels immaculate Must aee P8/PB, A/C. am/fm caaaetie TOYOTA COROLLA 1977 - 5- available Only at RED BANK VW BUG 1974-4 •pW low cond Runs perfect Asking JEEP CJ7 1979 — New toft ft Looks and runt great $4250 $3000 Call 642-0926 Red Ini. Call 747-1490. •peed High mileage, am/fm. air VOLVO Call tor Into. 741-6866 miles, good body, CB, tm/lm hard lopa. till wheel, reclining Call daya 765-5416. evanlnga Puna great SS50 Call d>»i 52B?> $2100 Call 544-0090 aeata 60.000 ml $5500 Call PONTIAC TRANS AM 1978 — V8 PONTIAC FORMULA FIREBIRD 119 E Newman Springa Rd , caatetta, snows with rima Best and weekenda 946-7318. Shrewsbury offer over $1250 Call 291-5015 M Ink 7<7 0301 1970 FORD CHATEAU VAN — 4 291-1453 auto, A/C. foil power. AM/FM 1977 — V-6, 4 tpd., PS/PB/PW. 1976 TOYOTA CORONA - Auto. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME tape. Honeycomb wheels new stereo crntiii with equHHer. 4 door, rear def, a/c, am/fm 1976 VOLVO — 264 GLE, black captama seats, i bench seal, VW KARMANN GHIA 1060 VW BEETLE 1971 - New tires Avia features turns into bed Excellent con- 1972 — Exc. cond . $800 or beat tires, exc cond 50 000 ml $4000 black A gold Asking $2900 Call cetaette 61.000 miles $2700 or a/c. tun roof, auto. Excellent AM/FM Recently tuned Clean 4 Great cond $1225 New teat offer. Call 747-2136 566-9214 best offer 747-6020, 9-8 QM can and (rucks dition Call 284-0057 covera. upper overhaul Sunset or oett offer Call 671-6030 condition $5450 Call 264-5868 runs well $800 Call 495-0578 Call 542-0780 1974 FORD PINTO — Auto trans, 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos lor Sale 300 Autos for Sale 300 Autos for Sate am/fm cassette, dependable KITSON CHEVROLET CO Asking $350 Can 495-2011 H«y 36 Ettontown FORD GRANADA GHIA 1075 - 542-1000 2 dr . 6 cyl , auto trans, PS/PB, LABRIOLA MOTORS" tm/lm. good tires S850 Call Newman Springs Rd Red Bank 741-0666 after 5 pm 741-2433 1075 FORD QRANADA — Runt Lincoln- Mercury-Mark ur good Vary dependable $500 or STRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY beat offer Call 586-3811 trier 5 Highway 35, Keyport, 284-8500 nce-A-Vear p.lTV 1970 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FORD ESCORT 1982 —4-apd 2 — 58.000 milts Qaraged Good lone nlver & gray. A/C, axe condition Best offer Call cond 30.000 mi (7700 when 787-2935 new $«:90 sacrifice Call 284-8317 LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS — PRICED RIGHT RASSAS 1975 FORD MAVERICK — PONTIAC. 396 BROAD ST , RED 20.000 miles. Runt fine Needs BANK 741-6180 interior/exterior work Ben offer Cell 741-4S78 LTD 1975 — Oood motor Parts Or car Aiding $450 Call FORD GRANADA 1975 - Small 566-1947 SAY/ILNGS V8. A/C. bucket seats Auto, low MARK tV SPITFIRE 1971 offer Vary good condition Call 369-3781 GEOROE WALLS SHREWSBURY MAVERICK 1975 - Excellent engine, V-8. but hat body dam- '85s LINCOLN MERCURY 881 Shrewsbury Ava , 747-5400 Asking $275 Call 741-2524 '85s X 4 p.m. 1973 FORD^RAND TORINO"^ Very clean & good condition MAVERICK 1972 — Runs well MUST Needa work $400 or oeat offer Call 495-4323 between 5-8 p m MUST ~ MAZDA OLC DELUXE 1985 Standard 4 dr, A/C $7998 GO! Call 741-2843 GO! MAZDA 826 1981 — 5-speed 4 GUARANTEED door, A/C. am/fm caiaetla 76,000 miles 1 owner Very re- RESULTS iabie Call 957-0639 Or we'll run your ad 10 MAZDA RX 7 1961 OS — A/C. days (or FREE! AM/FM stereo cassette. 4 apkra. dual power mirrors, factory tun You can tell your automobile roof, S apd trana. reclining with a damped ad Here you'll bucket teati new tkes, extra reach very anaiout cer buyers apara. new braket, pampered i Shopping our clattlfled for good owner, service log Fait & sleetlll buys $5000 Catl 530-4071 MECHANIC S BUV - 1972 Olds 4 LINES Enough apace to da- Cutlass wagon X mission bad scribe your car thoroughly end 0 Call 747-5654 create buyer interest MERCEDES 1974 SE 450 - 10 DAYS Enough lime to reach White 4 door, sunroof, 4-speed over 82.000 different adult read- Great s»ape •8000 Call art each week, because people • 498-2426 needt for cart change day to MERCURY CAPRI 1979 — While • MODEL YEAR END. . .MUST SELL! dty tutomatlc 6 cyl A/C Haich- lack Excellent 12800 Call 16 00 Enough value to mad* II 39-4675 worth your while to realistically • ALL '85 LEFT-OVERS PRICE SLASHED! price your car to tell 1977 MERCURY COUGAR — New lires. rebuilt trana Runt good 100.000 mllet Asking THE FREE DEAL IS... $978 Ctll 291-5646 • SAVINGS THAT ASTOUND THE MIND! It you don't sell your car in 10 days and you paid 1890. we will MERCURY BOBCAT 1976 — run your 4 line automobile ad for 47,000 mi . A/C. AM/FM $2500 The All American Way another to dtya-for FREEI This Call after 5 pm 747-3tf6O •peciai orter is good tor individ- MERCURY LYNX L 1962 " uals telling ine'r own cart, and n B/PS. automatic, air. Mint con- not tor commercial uw itlon $3400 Call 741-2321 We aim to please the Call ua Monday thru Friday 8 30 MERCURY MONTEQO 1969 — old Uil>iontd »ll »mtficar> My I m to 4 50 p m . to gel your Auto . PS, 2 dr Hardtop 125,000 automobile lor tale td into Dependable transportation 1 tomorrow t newspaper owner $250 741-8981 Ul Old country style HONDA ACCORD LX 1979 - 1977 MONTE CARLO - A/C, PS/PB. A/C. 5 tpd., tm/lm many extras $1200 Call All American folk to at casseila Very clean $3750 Call 767-5664 after 5 p.m greet and serve V ^f V TO after 6 (j m 842-4863. MONTE CARLO 1977 — V-8, year HONDA ACCORD 1983 - Exc PS/PB. AM/FM cassette New to own II find I cond . A/C, Cruise control, battery, brakes, lires 4 exhauel save P3/PB, AM/FM atereo 28.000 Looks irum good $1750 Nego- ml. Ashing, $9500 Call 842-4978 tiable Catl 741-3148 5ssriTSS GUARANTEED RESULTS get the ALL AMERICAN price advantage REGISTER 85 2 Dr., 6 cyl.. aulo , PS PB., A/C, AM/FM Stereo, Sport Wheels 10 341 2 Dr. V-6 to.. A/C. P B.. PS. Pwr 84 CHEVY CELEBRITY miles Slock * F294 windows. AM/FM atereo, spt. mirrors, CLASSIFIED 4 Dr.. V-6. auto, PS, P B. A/C, 8.746 miles Stk 0F3O7 AM/FM radio, remote mirror, 24.038 Hit miles Slock HF180 '11.274 nit $C —4 Lines— DOWN J9675 '12.871 &,_.<» 85 CHEVY CAMARO '84 CHEVY CHEVETTE 6 cyl., 2• Dr."" . aulo.- 10.. , A/C,. PSPS . [ PB, AM/FM radio. 6055 miles. StocI " HATCHBACK COL .«••. 10 Days 1 5 miles. Slock i»F2ai V-8. auto . 3 seat. PSPB A/C, lilt, Lilt 4 Or aulo A/C, rack I pinion steering, front AM/FM atereo. root rack, spt. mirrors, dlsck Drakes, AM A a am FIRST COME -- FIRST SERVED SUPER SPECIALS ONE BLOCK NORTH OF MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING 85 CHEVY CAMARO 85 CHEVY CAVALIER CENTER TYPE 10 6 cyl., 2 Dr., auto. A/C, P/S, P/B, pwr. windows, tilt, 2 Dr., 4 cy., auto., PS, P B AM/FM radio, 8,792 miles. A/C, AM/FM radio, cloth In- Stock #F286 terior, tinted glasa. spt. mir- The Register rors, 7,894 miles. Stock #F186 To Place Your Automotive 1255 HIGHWAY 35 List »12,635 List '9,882 Classified Ad CALL: MIDDLETOWN 671-6200 HOURS: DAILY 9 AM - 9 PM $9,980 542-1700 SAT. 9 AM - 6 PM »7845 FN 3 Muzzla 39 Dry: prel. Advisor on all problems of life ATTENTION! DAY — For small pleasant Rumson office m advertising re- 4 — Pandragon 40 Double beat 49 Show of 58 Headquarters Tirol Carda. Astrology A Palm Please mention THE REGISTER lated industry Typing, word pro- 5 RtUglout body 41 Continental reepect 61 Trap 775-9572 when replying to a Register cessing A bookkeeping ex- perience required Willingness to 6 Inttigata prellx 50 Ruler 62 Kind ol de- PIANO TEACHER — Concen. employment ad tlous A dedlcsted teacher for be- learn Good starting saisry A 7 Qarmantpart 44 Gull sound 54 Disembodied gree: abbr ginners A up 739-4670 ATTENTION HIGH SHCOOT A benefits Call Mr Winters ai a Narrow Inlet 45 Body ot water spirit 63 Steep BROOKDALE STUDENTS — We 922-4600 between 9em-$pm are now accepUon fu\\ 4 p,,i Mon-Fn 9 BMthovan'a 46 Exaggerate 56 Melville 64 Kimono sash SINGLES BOWLING time |ob applications (outside "Emperor— " 47 Like quinine character . 65 Rorem Bored with bars? work) Mutt have valid driver • Sick of spas? license Apply at Avis 47 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank CONTINUED ON 8B CallJoan 542-1886 1 h. Rrglttvr TUESDAY, AUGUU 13, 1985