Family and Children's service marks 75th year, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Gridders last hurrah Tax series LONG BRANCH NFC Conference victors Sylvia Porter advice Today's Forecast: in pro All-star clash. on cutting tax bills. Cloudy, snow tonight Page B2 Page A2 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 106 NO. 177 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . . . SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1984 • 25 CENTS Reagan sets out to finish the job WASHINGTON (Af>) - President magazine. Reagan gave a preview rebounding economy and said he has Reagan, laying he needs another of his strategy against Walter F. "restored credible deterrence and term to complete his work, is a Mondale, the front-runner for the can confidently seek a secure and candidate for re-election with his Democratic presidential nomi- lasting peace, as well as a reduction supporters predicting "a close, nation. in arms." tough election," and his opposition "I think he has tried to be all "But our work is not finished," he laying the voters will "reject four things to all people," Reagan said of added. "We have more to do in more years of danger, four more the former vice president. "And 1 creating jobs, achieving control years of pain." think he's made more promises than over government spending, return- Reagan ended any lingering probably can possibly be kept." ing more autonomy to the states, doubts about his political plans with The president quoted one of keeping peace in a more settled a paid political broadcast last ight in Mondale's Democratic opponents as world, and seeing if we can't find which he said, "Our work is not saying the former vice president's room in our schools for God." finished." promises would push federal budget At a hotel four blocks from the The president also made it clear deficits to $400 billion. White House. Reagan supporters he wants George Bush to continue as Mondale was in San Francisco watched his speech and chanted. vice president. last night and when asked about "Four more years, four more On his first day as a candidate for Reagan's attack on him, replied, years." re-election, the 72-year-old presi- "it's just beginning to dawn on this The president opened his 're- dent's schedule began with a meet- administration that they're in election campaign with his opinion ing with arms negotiator Edward L. trouble." poll ratings on the rise and a Rowny. He had a midday speech to Mondale added that the Re- campaign treasury of $4 million' religious broadcasters while his publican president "has a record he building rapidly. wife, Nancy, planned to visit his can't run away from." But his Democratic opposition campaign headquarters. Reagan's four-minute an- was quick to declare him a can- "It was a mutual decision," Mrs. nouncement speech, carried on the didate for defeat and to focus on the Reagan said in a statement. "I major television and radio networks record budget deficits — $195.4 support him fully." at a cost of about $400,000, described billion last year — of his presidency. Reagan, who turns 73 on Feb. 6, the nation three years ago as Sen. John Glenn of Ohio, one of is the oldest person ever to serve as dangerously weakened in defense, eight candidates for the Democratic president and his age and possible humiliated in Iran, and "on the presidential nomination, said the objections by his wife were usually brink of economic collapse from president was "passing along $200 cited in speculation that he might years of government overindulgence billion debts to our children." decide against a second term. and abusive overtaxation." Another Democratic candidate, But the president clearly is ready Sen. Ernest F. Hollings of South to run. By contrast, he cited declining In an interview with Newsweek inflation and interest rates in a See Reagan, page A7 Political leaders say

HAPPY COUPLE — President Ronald Reagan second term. In announcing his candidacy, statement no surprise embraces first lady Nancy Reagan last night after Reagan declared: "Our work is not finished." trie president announced that he would seek a BY TERRY MOORE President Reagan announcement last night that he is seeking a second term in the White House, came as no surprise to Monmouth County Democratic hopefuls political leaders, but it did evoke a variety of reactions. County Democratic Chairman John R. Fiorino described Reagan's short message as a "flag-waving." say Reagan vulnerable announcement that left many im- portant issues abandoned. WASHINGTON (AP) - Even statements that the former vice half do not get proper immunization On the other hand, state As- before Ronald Reagan officially president has the Democratic nomi- shots. semblywoman Marie S. Muhler, R- launched his re-election campaign, nation locked up, Glenn said. "I'm "We cannot afford four more Monmouth, said the president "ad- Democratic presidential hopefuls on not that far behind." years of our children being mis- dressed some of the most crucial yesterday were treating him like a Mondale was campaigning yester- treated," he said. "This man has issues affecting us." candidate and declaring him vulner- day in California, the home state of broken his promises. He promised a The reactions were mixed but, able. another Democratic rival, Sen. Alan balanced budget ... but he has nevertheless, both local Re- Sen. John Glenn of Ohio acknowl- Cranston. mortgaged the future of our children publicans and Democrats agreed edged that Reagan ii "an affable, In Atlanta, the Rev. Jesse Jack- to make the rich richer and the poor that Reagan has great appeal to the pleasant man." But he said the son preached "Youth Day" services poorer." public and will be a powerful president was vulnerable on "the at the church of civil rights leader Sen. Gary Hart spent yesterday candidate in the 19W election. Ralph Abernathy and accused the issue of peace and war, the issue of campaigning across the snowy "I thought he didn't address most S. THOMAS GAGLIANO JOHN R. FIORINO the economy and whether it's on a Reagan administration of mistreat- farmland in Iowa and continued his of the important issues — national found basis for the long-term future, ing the nation's children. attempt to distinguish himself from debt, unemployment, foreign policy the the nation's support, "unless the charisma." what kind of future we're setting up "This administration speaks of the crowded field of Democratic and, of course, the social prob- public wakes up." Kramer does not have "a can- for our children. Is it fair?" recovery," Jackson said, "but contenders. lems," said Democratic Freeholder Kramer described the 72-year-old didate favorite" among the Demo- As expected, Reagan announced they're not treating children right. The Colorado senator, who de- Ray Kramer. "The things he ad- former actor as having "great crats yet. last night that be is a candidate for Mr. Reagan Is about to announce scribes himself as a candidate of dressed are great if you're in good appeal. Of course, his performance State Sen. Thomas Gagliano, R- re-election. he's running again. There must be a new ideas, said, "If Reagan is financial shape." is great because he's a performer," Monmouth. said Reagan's address Appearing on ABC-TV's "This call to conscience." running against the Democratic Kramer, who was not surprised he said. "I think people vote on "would have been a surprise if he Week with David Brinkley," Glenn Jackson said that two-thirds of the policies of the past and all the by Reagan's decision to run for public appeal rather than issues. I wouldn't have" announced his de- admitted that his problem now was nation's poor children are not Democrats have to offer is more of office again, said, "he's looked like think if he had a Bill Bradley (as an cision to seek re-election. Democratic front-runner Walter F. reached by the school breakfast that past, then he has a good case." a candidate." opponent in the race), he'd have a Gagliano stressed the importance Mondale, not Reagan. program, half of them go without Hart said of Reagan, "This is the Kramer believes the president difficult campaign — someone in Reagan's effort'to show "how "I just reject out of hand" adequate health care coverage and See President, page A7 will have an "easy time" gaining who's younger and who has more See Announcement, page A7 Legislature gets Kean's budget message today TRENTON (AP) - With an tation, economic development, Democratic leaders in both legis- "This budget will improve the address to a joint session of the education, police and fire protec- lative houses said they were not quality of life for all residents while Democrat-controlled Legislature to- tion, welfare and increased services supplied with advance copies of the reducing two of the state's most day, Republican Gov. Thomas H. for elderly people. budget and could not comment on its onerous taxes, the corporate net Kean begins his campaign to win The governor also calls his spend- provisions until Kean releases the worth tax and the inheritance tax," passage of his proposed $7.5 billion ing plan a hedge against "the plan at the joint session. DiFrancesco said. state budget for the fiscal year that difficult economic times that will Senate Minority Leader Donald T. The budget, which includes a begins July 1. inevitably return at some point in DiFrancesco, R-Union, and As- built-in estimated $75 million "This budget is one indicator of the future." sembly Minority Leader Dean A. surplus, anticipates revenues of $7.4 the strength of New Jersey's econ- Delivery to the Legislature of the Gallo, R-Morris were briefed on the million and a carryover of a $191.6 omy," Kean's budget message says. spending plan, which also meets plan in advance and praised the million surplus from the 1983-84 "And it is designed to build on that constitutional requirements for a budget. spending plan that ends June 30. strength, not to sap it." balanced budget, triggers a process Revenue estimates are $504.4 The budget "which calls for no Kean's budget message stresses of review and revision by the Joint million higher than the current new taxes, provides dramatic in- that the proposal - 10 percent Appropriations Committee and still budget's figures because of better- creases in people-oriented programs higher than the current $6.8 billion more changes by Kean before It than-anticipated tax collections. fiM — would increase the goes into effect for the 1994-85 fiscal and provides thousands of new Major program increases in .» lh ni h \' with Dipariuwn — )in muuun ui said. «« —illi— u t.-..,. —-—— ••• *» matmmm j Save You Money??? Call 747-4000, Indra Movies AB Shrewsbury. grants In what would be the first People A2 increases in payments for some Advice B7 Obituaries A7 For Lovers Oalyl! welfare recipients in 10 years. Win a Romantic Dinner for Two at — $5 million for safe and clean Arts A8 Opinion A6 the Olde Union House by entering neighborhoods, which pay police and Classified B8 Sports B2 The Dally Register's Annual Love- firefighters In urban areas. Comics B5 Television A8 O-Gram Contest. For further infor- - $3 million In aid for the Lifestyle • B8 Your Town B1 mation call the Classified Dept., homeless. 54M700. GOV. THOMAS H. KEAN See Legislators, page A7

\ A2 The Daily Register MONDAY. JANUARY 30. 1934 Lebanon's future in doubt BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Druse militiamen shelled television to the annual banquet of Lebanon's 1BoyScoM PEOPLE Lebanese army troops in the hills above Beirut committee, said/We are going through tough and very yesterday, and gunmen ambushed an army patrol, difficult circumstances. Israel if occupying our lands wounding two soldiers. and wants to stay to partition the country, consecrate Lebanese Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan, in a the occupation and end the existence of our country. broadcast speech, said Lebanon's crisis was in "its most Under a Lebanese-Israeli pact on the withdrawal of Actress, governor fuel rumors crucial stages ... and the complicated problems on our foreign troops, the Israeli force* would pull out soil are threatening the country's very existence." simultaneously with Syrian forces, which occupy a Urge OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Actress Debra Winger has State radio said U.S. presidential envoy Donald area of northern Lebanon. Syria has rejected the pact. fueled rumors about her relationship with Gov. Bob Rumsfeld returned to Beirut from Amman, Jordan, Druse opposition leader Walid Jumblatt, who has Kerrey by making another trip to the Cornhusker where he and Richard Murphy, the assistant secretary repeatedly called for the resignation of President Amin state. of state for Middle Eastern affairs, held talks on Gemayel and Wazzan's government, was reported to Miss Winger met Kerrey while filming the highly Lebanon with King Hussein. have held talks in Libya with Col. Moammar Khadafy, acclaimed movie "Terms of Endearment" in Lincoln Beirut radio said army positions in the mountaintop the head of state. and they have been seen together often in the past town of Souk el-Gharb and in the villages of Ain Ksour The official Libyan news agency did not disclose the several months. and Aramoun above Beirut were the target of sporadic nature of the talks, which followed statement* by Miss Winger showed up Friday at Omaha Steaks artillery and rocket attacks from Druse militia Khadafy's closest aide, Abdel Salam Jalloud, that Libya International, where Kerrey was touring the mail- positions in the central mountains. would supply Lebanese opposition groups with sophisti- order meat business. The radio said the army fired back twice in the cated weapons to fight Israeli troops in Lebanon and the The couple appeared Friday night at a fund-raising morning and once in the afternoon. There was no report multinational peacekeeping force of U.S., French, party for James Munnelly, who is seeking re-election on casualties. Italian and British troops in Beirut. to the Nebraska Public Service Commission. In Beirut's southern suburbs, unidentified gunmen The Druse are a secretive sect based on Islam. Munnelly said it was "a quite unexpected ambushed an army patrol yesterday in the capital's Meanwhile, Saudi mediator Rafik Hariri arrived in surprise" when the governor arrived with Miss southern suburbs, wounding two soldiers. Police said Damascus for talks with Syrian officials on a Winger. . the patrol was hit by automatic rifle fire just north of deadlocked security plan to separate Lebanon's warring the main highway leading to Beirut's International factions.Hariri had met Lebanese officials in Beirut Airport, close to the Shiite-populated slums on Beirut's before leaving for Syria. Designers like Diana's style southern outskirts. LONDON (AP) — Princess Diana, "an undoubted A spokesman for Amal, the largest Shiite militia queen in the making," has had a major impact on group, said its militia had nothing to do with the attack. fashion with her stylish clothes and has changed In southern Lebanon, gunmen attacked an Israeli Vatican didn't Britons' attitude toward the royal family, says the d Pern photo patrol with a hand grenade and small arms fire near author of "The Princess of Wales Fashion Hand- SEEN ABOUT TOWN — Actress Debra Winger the village of Saksakieh, 12 miles south of Israel's book." and Nebraska Gov. Robert Kerrey chat during defense line at the Awali River The military command The princess, who is regularly featured in the in Tel Aviv said one Israeli soldier was slightly shelter Nazis a benefit dinner Saturday in Omaha. Winger and fashion pages of British newsapers and magazines, wounded. Beirut Radio said Israeli soldiers sealed off Kerrey met while she was filming "Terms of the area after the attack. has been praised by a succession of fashion designers Endearment" in Lincoln. for her individual dress style, writes author Sue Premier Wazzan, speaking live on Lebanese radio and VATICAN CITY (AP) - tee in Rome and cited in James. The book's publication date is today. The Vatican spokesman the report as being aided "It's sometimes thought that Diana has it all done declined comment yester- by the Vatican, was a Nazi for her," says Miss James, fashion editor of Habits," "Family Tradition," "Honky Tonk Blues," "Texas Women ' and "Dixie on My Mind." day on U.S. statements smuggler. Woman's Own magazine Israeli resigns that the Holy See helped "He was a noted figure "This turns out to be far from the truth. Diana is war criminals escape after of the resistance" against a young lady with her own very definite taste, and Hammer collection in Tulsa World War II, but said two Nazi forces, Graham told with very positive views about clothes." TULSA, Okla. (AP) — For years the only reason church historians who ANSA. Diana, who married Prince Charles, heir to the from Cabinet called the statements Italy's largest news- British throne, in 1981, "has achieved a remarkable industrialist Armand Hammer visited Tulsa was his interest in oil. propaganda and falsehoods paper, Corriere della Sera transformation, from teen-age girl to elegant woman JERUSALEM (AP) - eight-seat edge — 64-56 — "already have given a suf- of Milan, quoted Nix as ... in a remarkably short space of time," Miss James On Saturday, he came to Tulsa for the first time Mordechai Ben-Porat, a in the 120-seat Parliament. as a patron of the arts. ficiently clear reply." The saying in an interview he says. minister without portfolio, Last Wednesday, it beat two leading historians fought against the Nazis "I never thought I would come here with my art resigned from the Israeli back three no-confidence collection. As you know, I'm in the oil business," he were named by Pope Paul and had been held in a Country music invades carrier said before taking the press and officials of Tulsa's Cabinet yesterday to motions by an even nar- VI to a special commission German concentration Philbrook Art Center on a tour of his collection. protest the policies of rower 62-56 as one coalition in the 1960s to study camp before fleeing to NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Country music singer Prime Minister Yitzhak member abstained and Vatican documents relat- Hank Williams Jr. will film a television special Feb Hammer, who built Occidential Petroleum Corp. Italy in 1938. Shamir. The move reduces another, reclusive former in_ to lne war j}otn nave "He told us his story of 14 aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation in from a net worth of $34,000 in 1956 to $3 billion, Shamir's already slim ma- Prime Minister Menachem denied the statements San Diego. finances the tours of his collection through the belonging to the anti-Nazi Hammer Foundation. jority in Parliament. Begin, was absent. made jn a 1947 report resistance, how he never "To my knowledge this is the first time that a The minister said he was "I have freedom of ac- country music special has been filmed entirely The 100 works of the Hammer art collection . released Friday by theneeded to seek refuge in quitting because of the Vatican and that he aboard an aircraft carrier." said Dan Wojcik. arrived in Tulsa Jan. 24 for a three-month showing Shamir's policies on Leba- tion" now in Parliament, sute Department. president of the booking agency representing from a four-nation tour of Eastern Europe. Ben-Porat said in an inter- ^g vs re^rt the never fled to Latin Ameri- non and the economy and ca," Corriere della Sera Williams. The collection called "Five Centuries of Master- because of a failure to view broadcast by Israel Ho, ^ aided German Williams' guests on the show are to be Alabama. pieces " contains works by Michelangelo, Rubens, form a broad-based gov- Radio. He said he would Nazis and Ita|ian Fascists said in its editions today. Waylon Jennings. Sylvia, Gus Hardin and Mel Rembrandt. Corot. Cezanne, Renoir and Degas, ernment with the opposi- vote "in accordance with to escape and was a prime The paper did not quote McDaniels. among others. The collection also has a painting by tion Labor Party. my beliefs. mover of U|cga| immj. Njx directiy. It said the Wojcik said negotiations are under way with a living artist, Andrew Wyeth's "Brandy wine Ben-Porat, an indepen- The Iraqi-born ben- grants from Europe after interview was conducted in network, cable and syndicated television systems to Valley." dent, retains his seat in the Hammer's favorite is Rembrandt's "Juno" for Porat the first minister to World War n ,u, butj t did notM y present the show. Knesset, or parliament. quit Shamir s 3V -month- yesterday. Vatican where, In announcing details Friday, officials said they which he paid a then-record $3.2 million in 1976. But his resignation from z Hammer said he takes his collection on tours old Cabinet, submitted his spokesman the Rev. In yesterday's editions, ! expect the show to be filmed before a live audience letter of resignation at the p ciroli told the newspaper quoted Blet of 10,000. because he believes art is for the public at large. "It the 20-member Cabinet and start of the weekly meet- Romejournalisto s anin a brief state- as saying the SUte Depart- from Shamir s Likud-led ,ng, his spokesman, ment at the Valican preSs ment document was Williams, the son of a country music legend, is should not be hung in someone's home where it would coalition means the prime Shmuel Bahagon, said in a ., po .. , - . known for his hits, "All My Rowdy Friends, " "Old go unseen, " he said office jnl out to ou arti icial and false un mmister no longer can telephone interview ae declarations of the worthyy of attention." count on Ben-Porat s vote The resignation will take Rev RoDert Graham an to help keep his govern- effect Tuesday morning authoritative scholar on "I don't want to place in ment in office. under Israeli law "which subject v doubt the authenticity of tne and tne Re the document," Corriere Shamir, speaking on Is- provides a 48-hou^ delay Pierre Blet, also an expertp . pg from its della Sera quoteq d Blet as WORLD rael Television, said prob- mission. time of sub- wno aiready have given a sayingi . "I simplily wantt to lems in the governing sufficiently clear reply to point out that its contents coalition were "nothing . Ben-Porat, a Labor Par- ,h ," iissu e underd " ddisi - ty member until 1977, was ussion " could be based on infor- declared more than 1.500 square miles of the gulf a new on the Israeli political C mation furnished by ques- Perkins caught with drugs "restricted area that all ships, Iranian or foreign alike, scene. Situations in a coali- one of six Likud coalition members who actively In an interview Saturday tionable elements." LONDON — American ator Anthony Perkins was are not allowed to enter" tion change, sometimes lrom arrested at Heathrow airport yesterday after customs it's easier and others it's sought formation of a California with the Corriere della Sera said officers found marijuana and LSD in a search of his harder." broad-based government Italian news agency ANSA, part of the contents was baggage, a spokesman at Scotland Yard headquarters INew arrests of India farmers with Labor, now in opposi- Graham was quoted as furnished by Nazi war reported. NEW DELHI. India - More than 2.000 farmers were He was asked if he might !,,,„ labeling the statements in criminal Walter Rauff, He said Perkins. 51. was released without bail and arrested yesterday in Karnataka state, bringing.the resign and call early elec- He had been critical of «"> report " propagandists who said he was harbored ordered to appear at Uxbridge Magistrate's Court in number of detentions to 21.000 in four days of tions and he said such a the Likud government's maneuvers" by people who for 18 months in a Vatican west London on Thursday to face charges of smuggling demonstrations demanding agricultural reforms, Unit- move would harm the handling of the economy, "never lose the occasion to "convent" right after the ed News of India reported. country's economy and na- Inflation last year reached crucify" the .Roman Cath- war. eight grams of marijuana and three "spots" of LSD ollc LSD can be obtained in small spots attached to a piece It said the farmers were arrested as they blocked tional interest. "The na-190.7 percent, and Ben- Church. "In those dramatic of paper under plastic covers that can be peeled off. traffic, squatting on highways and railroad tracks tional interest dictates that Porat said government ef- "The accusations in the months there were people Perkins has performed in many movies and had the throughout the southern state this government continue forts to cut. spending were report are founded on of every type harbored in main role in producer Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" and its term until the end," he insufficient. nothing but air," he was the convents, under false its sequel "Psycho II." Philippine inarch to continue said. The next elections are Bahagon also indicated quoted as saying. identities," Blet was MEYCAUAYAN, Philippines - Military authorities scheduled for November Ben-Porat wanted the gov- ANSA Said Graham also quoted as saying. The Runoff slated in Ecuador who for two days blocked hundreds of anti-government 1985. ernment to step up efforts disputed the claim that Jesuit added that Vatican QUITO. Ecuador — A Conservative and a Social demonstrators from marching into Manila gave the Before Ben-Porat's res- to get Israeli troops out of Willy Nix, former head of City does not have con- Democrat placed first and second in presidential protesters permission to continue their march early ignation, Likud had a shaky Lebanon. the Free German Commit- vents, Corriere said. elections yesterday and will face each other in runoff today balloting May 6. Seven other candidates were Agapito Aquino, brother of slain opposition leader eliminated. Benigno Aquino, said his group agreed to use the - With 63 percent of the vote counted, Leon Febres- shoulder of the road for their march, to limit the How to save money on your Cordero, the Conservative Party's presidential can- number of vehicles, to march only during the daytime didate, led the field with 24 9 percent. Rodrigo Borja. and to allow police, inspections along the way. a Social Democrat, was second with 24.2 percent, unofficial returns from the National Press Center Suspect Basques in killing 1983 income tax return showed. Centrist Angel Duarte was the only other candidate MADRID. Spain - Investigators say they suspect BY SYLVIA PORTER to $3,000. even close, with 11.9 percent of the vote. Basque separatists carried out the submachine gun ' ,___ „„ ..,„..., This special deduction is allowed whether or not the attack which killed a high-ranking general as he (h.DIl Oli S ,\ 07 h 1 his is the /i rst of a 12-pu rt eouple wouW havc nad a marriage penalty You, as a Iraquis will fire on tankers returned home from church. series in which Sylvia Porter describes ways two-earner couple, may wind up with a bonus, rather Witnesses to the slaying of Lt. Gen. Guillermo taxpayers con save ou their 1983 and 1984 income than a cut in penalty! If one spouse earns much more ALONG THE SHATT-ALARAB. Iraq (AP) - The Quintana Lacaci. 67. said he was fired at by two men taxes) than the other, the special deduction may cut their Iraqi navy will fire at any ship sailing to Iran's oil who then escaped into a waiting car. Police said the terminal on Kharg Island or any other Iranian port in general was hit by at least 10 bullets. In this series of 12 columns, starting today, I will alert combined taxes below what they would have paid if they the Persian Gulf, navy Commander Abed Mohammed The general's wife. Maria Elena Ramos, 58, was shot you to 1983 tax law changes — and by so doing, I were single. ' in the legs in the attack, which occurred yesterday as guarantee I will save you money, time and trouble when NOTE: The special deduction applies only to earned Abdullah said yesterday. you file your 1983 income tax return. I will warn you income; cannot be claimed on unearned income such as He said the Iraqi navy has mined the Khor Moussa the unguarded couple walked home from Mass at a nearby church. about obscure court decisions, Treasury rulings and dividends, interest Earned income is figured for each Canal along the northeastern part of the gulf and has regulations that you can translate into hundreds, spouse separately without regard to community perhaps thousands, of dollars in tax savings - but of property laws or other limits on certain compensation which you are now unaware. My sources have been You can't include as earned income deferred compensa- digging for this unpublicized information with precisely tion, pension or distributions from an IRA Each of you THE WEATHER the aim of giving you these guidelines. (spouses) also must reduce your earned income by Clip and keep these columns to have them at your side payments to an IRA or Keogh plan when you begin working on the return you'll file before You can claim this special "marriage penalty" Jersey shore The Forecast For 7 p.m. EST Ram! the 1984 deadline. deduction on either Form 1040 or Form 1040A Monday. January 30 „ Flurries]**] Nineteen eighty-three was a good-bad news year for . Make the most of your Individual Retirement Occasional breaks in the cloudiness today but a • High Temperatures Showers taxpayers. The most favorable news is that tax rates Account (IRA) deduction if both of you have earned chance of snow toward evening. Highs in the middle to are down 9 percent across the board from 1982. To income. Each of you can put up to $2,000 in an IRA and the upper 30s. Southwesterly winds becoming south to suggest what this means in dollars: on a joint return, your IRA deductions can add up to southeasterly during the afternoon at 5 to 15 mph. Snow • If you are married filing jointly with a taxable $4,000. In calculating your 10 percent special marriage likely tonight. Becoming windy toward morning. Lows income of $10,000 in 1982 and 1983, your taxes will drop penalty deduction, each spouse's earned income must in the middle 20s Variable cloudiness windy and cold from $934 for 1982 to $868 for 1983, a saving of $66. If be reduced by each spouse's IRA contribution Thus if tomorrow. Highs near 30. Chance of precipitation 20 your taxable income for both years is $20,000. your '83 you are the lower earner and your earned income was percent this morning, 40 percent this afternoon and 70 tax will be $2,611 against $2,899 for 1982, a saving of $288. say, $8,000 and you made a $2,000 contribution to an IRA' percent tonight. If your taxable income for both years is $30,000, $40,000 the special deduction would be 10 percent of onlv $6 000 or $50,000, your tax savings for '83 over '82 will be $543, ($8,000 minus $2,000) or $600. Marine forecast $892 and $1,291 . if you haven't yet contributed the maximum 7O If you are single and your incomes for both years are possible to your IRA for 83, you can still do this and Watch Hill. R.I. to Manasquan. N.J.. N.1tK*ul Vtff.tlllfr SfVH • 60 $10,000, $20,000, $30,000, $40,000 or $50,000, your tax have the contribution treated and deducted as made in Winds light and variable this morning then east to NOAA U S ('<•(>! of Ct" savings for '83 will be $113, $384, $696, $1,096 and $1,580. '83. Just make the contribution to a new or existing IRA southeasterly at 5 to 15 knots this afternoon and night Fronts. Cold T-r W.inn (i. i ludpd ww Stationary • In 13S3, your taxable income had r» rho Aw date of your return. If vou «et an ciouuy unougn uiisevenaig. MIIW W mm. 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For 82, the special deduction allowed in arriving at For 1983, IRS made a picayune bow to higher car TODAY: Sunrise 7:09 a.m.; sunset 5:10 p.m. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge add two hours; Sea adjusted gross income (before itemized or standard costs and raised the 20 cents to 20 5 cents per mile The TOMORROW: Sunrise 7:08 a.m.; sunset 5:11 p.m. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 deduction) was set at 5 percent of the lower-earning 11-cent rate stays for use of the car beyond 15,0O0miles Last quarter Feb. 23; first quarter Feb. 9; full moon minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. spouse's earned income, up to a $1,500 deduction. For NEXT: More favorable - and some unfavorable - Feb. 16; new moon Feb. 1. '83. this special deduction is doubled to 10 percent, up tax changes in '83 MONDAY, JANUARY 30. 1984 The Daily Register A3 NATION New budget t Baby Jane Doe still an issue to Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan administration it launching its strongest defense yet of its position in the Baby Jane Doe case, saying parents do not legally WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress gets its first close- have the final say about medical care for a severely up look at President Reagan's 19(5 budget this week, deformed infant. as Democrats express suspicions that his plans for Assistant Attorney General William Bradford Re- slashing deficits by f 100 billion through bipartisan ynolds, head of the Justice Department's civil rights negotiations may be a political ploy. division, said yesterday that federal law confers civil The president sends the budget up to Capitol Hill on rights protection on children separate from that Wednesday with a projected 1925 billion in expenditures. guaranteed to their parents. On the same day, the Senate is expected to go into secret In a speech to the American Jewish Congress New session to provide members with a briefing on Soviet York Metropolitan Council, Reynolds noted that many violations of arms-control treaties. state laws require hospitals to seek court orders In other major business this week, the House lakes overriding certain medical decisions by parents. And he up a bill that would offer disability benefits to veterans said there must be an independent check on whether a who served in Vietnam and later suffered from doctor's advice is based on medical opinion or on bias relatively rare illnesses associated with exposure to against the handicapped. Agent Orange. Baby Jane Doe was born Oct. 11 in Port Jefferson, ' In his State of the Union address, Reagan asked N.Y., with an abnormally small head, excess fluid on leaders of both parties to join him in developing a "down the brain and spina bidifa. payment" on the deficit, which is nearing 1200 billion Some doctors have said that without surgery she a year. likely would not live more than two years but with The president later told GOP leaders that every area surgery she might survive into her 20s, although of spending would be subject to negotiations, but in the retarded and bedridden. The parents chose not to have past he has staunchly opposed reductions in military the operation. spending or tax increases as deficit-solving measures. Prodded by conservative right-to-life groups, the Democrats have said they are wary of the proposal Reagan administration sued to get her medical records and will wait to study the budget closely before In order to determine if the decision was based on sound accepting his invitation. They are shy about being lured medical advice rather than bias against a handicapped into election-year talks that the president could use to child. deflect blame for the red ink, while holding them A U.S. District Court judge rejected the government's responsible for refusing to accept cuts he knows they bid, but the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has yet cannot accept. to rule on the Justice Department's appeal. Almost before the blue budget book is in the s photo lawmakers' hands, Secretary of Defense Caspar MOTOROLA BOMB SCENE —New York City Weinberger is slated to be the first in a line of Cabinet Motoroja Inc. office in Queens where a bomb Shots fired at Idaho trucks officials who troop to Capitol Hill to try to defend and bomb squad members examine the area at a caused extensive damage. explain the requests made on behalf of their agencies TWIN FALLS, Idaho - A section of Interstate 84 in and departments. southern Idaho was closed to traffic last night after at Weinberger is expected to open the administration's least three trucks were fired upon, state police said. defense of its record 1305 billion defense authorization Bomb explodes at Motorola; No one was injured but the trucks sustained request. He will also say that due to the adminis- undetermined damage in the incident about 8:30 p.m. tration's three-year military buildup, the nation's yesterday, police said. State police and the Jerome defense is again approaching respectability in regards County sheriff's department began a search of the area to the strategic balance with the Soviet Union and in terrorists group takes credit about an hour later, state police Lt. Bob Wright said. the general preparedness of the armed forces. The trucks stopped alongside the road after the William Ruckelshaus, head of the Environmental NEW YORK (AP) - A that the device had gone off tween the College Point being leftist Americans incidents and contacted the Jerome County sheriff's Protection Agency, will report on his agency's request bomb exploded at a Motor- at 9:50 p.m. and that it and Whitestone sections of who object to what they office, which called In state police, Wright said. for a 4.8 percent overall spending increase, which the ola Inc. building in Queens caused extensive damage, Queens. perceive as U.S. inter- He said the interstate would remain closed until a president said Wednesday represented one of the last night, blowing off a According to Sgt. Ed Rose said Motorola vention in Central Ameri- search of the area was completed. "largest percentage" budget increases for any agency garage door and shattering Burns of the Police Depart- makes radios for the FBI ca, the Caribbean and the this year. glass in adjacent windows, ment's public information and the city Police Depart- Mideast. Students find body in carpet The budget outline presented to the legislators is police said. No injuries office, the bomb was at- ment, among other prod- The group's method of expected to project a 1180 billion deficit in the 1985 fiscal were reported. tached to a handle of the ucts. operation has remained NEW YORK — Three Columbia University students year, which starts Oct. 1. The deficit reached a record An anonymous caller garage door, He declined to disclose fairly consistent, officials $195:4 billion in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30. who scavenged a discarded, rolled-up carpet from a claimed responsibility for Burns described the de- the contents of at least said. They said the bombs sidewalk yesterday got a grisly surprise when they The budget package, which is the president's the blast for the United vice as ..a bif! one a ioud three communiques re- all bore a characteristic discovered a corpse inside, police said. blueprint for government spending for the coming year, Freedom Front, a group one •• ceived from the United "signature" of the same also contains a five-year spending outline that is "They thought they were going to decorate their little that federal officials have He said it went off after Freedom Front. bombmaker. and all but dorm room," said police Lt. James McKenna. "Then expected to project deficits of $180 billion for 1985, 1986 The most recent bomb- one of the bombings oc- they unrolled it and found a body inside." and 1987, with a drop to about $150 billion in 1988 and ing by the group occurred curred late at night or The body was unidentified, and police described it $120 billion in 1989. Dec 13 at a Navy recruit- early in the morning. On Thursday, the Council of Economic Advisors The latest bomb ex- ing station in East Meadow There have been no in- only as that of a black male in his 20s. McKenna said been set. releases its economic report to the president, and ploded at 10:04 p.m. at in Nassau County Two juries in any of the ex- the man had two bullet wounds to the head. There was Carol Vecchione, a UPI Martin Feldstein, who is its chairman, goes to the Hill 17-22 Whitestone Ex- days later a pair of duds plosions. no known motive and there were no suspects, police reporter, said she said. to discuss his report. Usually, the report focuses on the pressway after police had were left at a Honeywell Thomas Zedlovich. a de- general condition of the American economy and various received a call at 95 p answered a telephone call Authorities said the three students found the carpet received a call at 9:50 p.m. office veloper who built the policies regarding trade, the budget, monetary policy alerting them that the de- at about 9:55 p.m. from a next to a Dumpster in Manhattan's Morningside Heights City Motorola structure, said a and inflation. vice was there, according man who said: section, and carried it to their nearby room on campus, night watchman saw a car to Police Inspector V.'il- "This is the United Free- Queens Among other where they unrolled it. McKenna said the students Reagan is not expected to recommend either major pull up and put something liam Rose. He said a police dom Front and were plant- targets in the past were the appeared shaken. "They were more upset than anybody spending cuts or call for a substantive tax increase to outside the building by the help trim the deficits. car responded and spotted ing a bomb at the Motorola ™uth Afr^an Alr."ays°/, garage door about it," he said. flce ln the bomb in front of the Co. We are continuing our Elmont and an IBM He sajd could not building's garage door and campaign against warm- °'"ce ln Harrison understand why Motorola Nuclear setbacks may aid coal called for help. ongers and profiteers. We Lt Kevln Hallinan. the would be targeted for a Trade problems Motorola also received a are the United Freedom ranking city police officer terrorist bomb. "They just LEXINGTON, Ky. - What's bad for nuclear power call warning of the ex- Front. U.S. out of El on the police-FBI Joint fix cop radios. ' he said. may be good for coal, but it could take years for nuclear plosion, Rose said. Salvador." . Terrorist Task Force, said "This could have been power's recent setbacks to be felt in depressed Rose said the device was The two-story Motorola In December that com- very serious. The police Appalachian coal fields, analysts say. cramp economy placed in a beige canvas building is located in a muniques left by the group were here when it went The first month of 1984 has been the worst for the WASHINGTON (AP) - troubles have cost the bag marked "bomb." developing industrial park pointed to its members off." Zedlovich added nuclear power industry since the Three Mile Island Foreign trade woes now United States as many as "The bomb blew the in a former meadowland adcident in March 1979, with setbacks in three appear sure to cramp the 1.5 million jobs since 1980. door off and the adjacent near Flushing Airport he- Midwestern states. U.S. economy throughout Jasinowski said perhaps windows. There was no Ken Hart, editor of the Frankfort-based Kentucky this election year, holding 2 million jobs, though such structural damage,'-' he JERSEY DISCOUNT Coal Journal, thinks the problems will eventually mean back economic expansion figures are only rough said. a sustained upturn for coal. "Nothing is going to happen and, according .to some guesses. He said there was no one OIL CO. real quick, but by 1990 coal should be booming, and the analysts, costing hundreds So are the guesses of just in the building at the time. boom should continue until the end of the century. I of thousands of Americans how much the United Police reported earlier think the coal industry should be pretty optimistic." their jobs. States depends on exports AUTO That could move foreign for employment and for trade "more toward center growth-stoking production INSURANCE M.17 Some Soviet clout declining stage" in the 1984 political in the nation's factories. But one often-cited esti- WASHINGTON - Two scholars, whose research was campaigns, says .Jerry COLLEGE Certified MeUrad Deliveries ISO Qal. Mill. Jasinowski, chief econom- mate is that as many as 20 behind the Kissinger commission's warning that the percent of U.S. workers COD. CASH 0W.Y 1AQ 0777 Soviet role in Central America threatens U.S. security, ist for the National As- 20% sociation of Economists. have at least something to BOARDS ENEMY CHECKS ACCEPTED 4U0'O Iff say the panel overlooked new signs that Moscow has lost do with exports. clout in the region. "It will be a significant issue," he says. And Robert Wescott, an DOWN Robert S. Leiken, author of the 1982 book "Soviet S.».T. REVIEW But there are real ques- economist with Wharton JUNIORS A SENIORS Strategy in Latin America," said "the Soviets have Econometrics in Philadel- 7 WITH OUR taken a much more reserved position in the hemisphere tions just how much can be 27 SKCUSM YHTI done about the problem — phia, said there are im- In the past couple of years," partly due to their own portant relationships HMM IM - TMN FUt LOW MONTHLY military and politica difficulties in Afghanistan and at least quickly. First, here are some beyond the direct ones, too. torftm MM - EittiUwi Poland. —— "It Is an invisible effect, 24 HOUR basic figures, as released tknlMta-HuM PAYMENTS Jiri Valenta, another expert on Soviet intentions who a lot of imports coming in testified before the commission, said the panel's Friday by the Commerce Department: and if they weren't coming 711 Hwy #35 assessment of the Soviet threat was "on balance ... in then we would have good," but added that the report should have noted a —Last year, foreigners 222-8704 SHREWSBURY TELLERS sold $69 4 billion more in more jobs for Americans," MMDMOtNIQHT... recent decline in Soviet optimism about Central he said. America. goods in the United States 7BAV1AWHK! , than Americans sold 747-4000 abroad, a 62 percent in- immediate CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Man may choose jail or drug crease over the previous C.B.S. SUPERMARKET coverage record trade deficit of $42.7 30 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION KALAMAZOO, Mich. - Pharmaceutical heir Roger billion in 1982. And Com- 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG Gauntlett, facing sentencing today for the rape of his merce Secretary Malcolm stepdaughter, may be given a choice of prison or using Baldrige said the total the drug Depo-Provera to diminish his sex drive, a could surpass $100 billion PORK CHOPS newspaper reported yesterday. this year. Gauntlett, 41, heir to The Upjohn Co. fortune, pleaded —Last year's deficit was 79It no contest July 12 to first-degree criminal sexual reached even though the conduct charges stemming from two assaults on his nation's payments for im- JERSEY NUMBER GAME .stepdaughter in 1981. ported oil — the trade Pick any three numbers — you can play Kalamazoo County Circuit Judge Robert L. Borsos on scourge of the 1970s — Irom 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week Saturday gave the Kalamazoo Gazette material that he actually declined. The WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER said had been given earlier to Gauntlett, defense lawyer main reason the deficit William Fette and assistant county prosecutor Elliott shot upward was that Lande. Americans were buying so It made public the judge's offer to Gauntlett of prison many more foreign cars, CORNER or Depo-Provera, a drug manufactured by Upjohn. clothing, machines and Brett Kalesky, Borsos said in a letter to the Gazette that "it was other manufactured goods. Middletown necessary to give the defendant advance notice so that And selling less. be could secure medical advice before Monday By most accounts, there has received Contented morning." He called the use of Depo-Provera "a much should be improvement by rave reviews better answer than prison.' Borsos also gave the the end of 1984. But some from his cus- Gazette a bibliography of articles on treating "sexually effects could be long-last- tomers on his dangerous" patients, case histories of men treated and Customer* ing. an article entitled "Treatment of Sex Offenders with "We have done some route in Hazlet. If you already have Oil Delivery Inc as your energy Medroxyprogesterone Acetate" — the generic name for permanent damage to our For three and company, you can sleep easier this winter II not Depo-Provera. competitive position," said a half years, you can be a contented customer, too David Ernst, an inter- Brett has not national specialist with o Free Energy Appraisal. Call Oil Delivery today. Meeting set on steel closings Evans Economics in Wash- only done a fantastic job with his We'll show you in facts and figures how you can ington. "Once a company paper route, but also manages to have complete home comfort in the most ecnomical receive high honors QG a wav possible Steelworkers are

expense oi 13,«M JW, ? "We will examine each operation on its own merits quickly." II you would like to join the lun and be- and see If the company has an operation it can close He cited an estimate of come a Register carrier, call the circulation down " said James McGeehan, USW director of District 30,000 lost jobs for every $1 department at 542-8880 lor more infor- 74I-O6IO 7, which includes the Fajrless Works outside Philadel- billion decline in U.S. ex- mation. phia. "If we believe the operation is profitable, we'll ports. And, combining that 3 Herbert Slreel. Red Bank. NJ 07701 pursue the situation and try to find out what's behind with the Increase* In im- the shutdown." ports, he said trade The Register A4 The Daily Register MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1984 THE STATE 6,3 million : N.J. filming up 31 percent NEWARK — Film and television production in New J Jersey increased by 31 percent from 1982 to 1983, j bucking a national trend of sluggish growth in the in geriatric. • industry, officials lay. • According to a new report from the New Jersey • Motion Picture and Televison Commission, filmmakers ; spent more than 114.2 million in the Garden State, a 9 5 ' percent increase over 1982 ! The commission's executive director, Joseph Fried- care awarded man, said the disparity between growth in actual '. production and the revenue from these projects can be PRINCETON (AP) - The Robert Hospital was awarded fl49,2S3 (or de- ; attributed to a lower budget-per-project average in 1983 Wood Johnson Foundation has awarded velopment of a comprehensive care Friedman said a total of 201 projects were partially grants totaling $16.35 million to 25 health system and staff training, according to . or completely filmed in New Jersey in 1983, including care facilities across the nation to 21 feature films, five television movies, 38 television the foundation. develop programs for keeping the elder- series and specials, 26 short features and 111 The hospital is located in Morris commercials. ly out of institutions, officials said County, where 8.8 percent of the popu- yesterday. lation is over 65, said hospital "The majority of the activity has been in the northern David E. Rogers, president of the part of the state," Friedman said. spokeswoman Peggy Carroll. That foundation said the hospitals awarded number is expected to increase by (.6 The executive director said Jersey City and Hoboken grants have demonstrated a willingness have been especially popular with filmmakers. He said Associated ftees photo percent by the end of the decade, she, to substitute in-patient medical care for said. producers were attracted by the proximity to New York SAVED FROM WATERY GRAVE — Syracuse Fire Department rescue the elderly with at-home nursing care City and the lower costs of shooting in New Jersey personnel try to retrieve 35-year-old Howard Root from the scene of an and services in nutrition, transportation "Our basic role will be to provide a | The commission was created by the state Legislature underground water mam break which trapped the man underwater for more and home management. hospital geriatric assessment program ' in 1977, and Friedman said that since then, production than hall an hour yesterday. Root, a plumber for the city's water department for people referred by a physician or an , companies have spent more than $57 2 million in the Each hospital will enroll at least 250 was revived on the way fo the hospital where is was listed in critical condition. people with chronic health problems and agency," said Saul Zeichner, a social state. He said the trend has created a new service worker who is chairman of the commit- i industry catering to the needs of filmmakers. coordinate care with their physicians, in- home health services, homemaker ser- tee developing the program. According to the commission's Production Services vices, nutrition programs, day care He said a team of hospital personnel Directory, the state offers 11 location scouting services. programs and other services, officials will develop programs of care /or the 12 sources for antique car rentals, 13 post production said. elderly people who are referred there facilities, seven film laboratories and 100 motion and a case management worker will picture and television production companies based in State low on aid list More than 4 million Americans age 65 New Jersey. A decade ago, very few of these businesses or older are severely limited in their contact community agencies to arrange daily activities by physical or mental services such as transportation and meal existed, Friedman said BY ALAN FRAM Catherine Randlett, who directs the services. New Jersey Washington Office, said the problems, the foundation reports. Of WASHINGTON (AP-i - New Jersey is numbers have "marginal value" be- these, 1.25 million are in nursing homes Zeichner said besides monitoring the Study: Casino promises broken faring worse than almost every other cause they illustrate only one aspect of and another half million are completely needs of each elderly person enrolled, state when it comes to getting a return federal expenditures. homebound the hospital will send teams of phys- ATLANTIC CITY - The casino hotel industry awards on its federal tax dollars, a surve by a "Most hospitals have traditionally icians and social workers into senior an average of $7 million in contracts to minority-owned She said, for example, that while New regional sludy group finds. Jersey ranked 44th in the nation in the limited themselves to short-term acute citizen housing complexes and communi- firms out of a total of $300 million spent annually on The Northeast-Midwest Congressional care, but the increasing numbers of ty meal programs to find people who construction, supply and vending services, failing to live early 1970s in federal grants received per Coalition, in a study released last week, resident, that standing had improved to elderly with long-term chronic disorders need help. up to a pledge to give 15 percent of its business to used two different sources for compar- are compelling hospitals to adapt their "The purpose is to keep people out of minorities, a published report said yesterday. 28th by 1982. ing the federal tax dollars paid by states missions," Rogers said in a prepared instutitions, including hospitals, and get Among the minority firms listed in reports to the She conceded, however, that the to the federal payments they receive in figures did portray a problem the state statement. them back to their homes," Zeichner Casino Control Commission since 1981 have been return "Given appropriate alternatives, said. performers, such as Shirley MacLaine and Count faces. And by both measures, New Jersey "Our return on the dollar is still bad." many could avoid the disruption caused He said services are scheduled to start Bassie, and computer magnate An Wang, according to ranked near the bottom when compared by institutionalization, remain relatively in 1985 and at least 300 senior citizens the report. __ she said. "And I'm having a terrible time with the 49 other states and the District figuring out why that is." independent and maintain a comfortable will benefit. However, when the casinos agreed three years ago of Columbia Randlett said that New Jersey faces standard of living outside a nursing The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation with the Casino Control Commission to give 15 percent The figures were for the 1982 fiscal home," he added. is a national philanthropic ogranization of their business to minorities, they agreed that women, the same problem as most northern year, which ended Sept 30, 1982 and is states — a paucity of defense spending. Under the Program for Hospital which has made grants totaling more performers and firms with less than 51-percent minority the most recent for which statistics are Initiatives in Long-Term Care, each than $550 million since 1972 in efforts to ownership were not be be included But New Jersey even did badly available compared to its mid-Atlantic neighbors: hospital .has been awarded a planning improve health care. It's strictly a case of padding the numbers because According to the data compiled by the grant .of up to (150,000 to develop The Program for Hospital Initiatives they'd look so shameful otherwise," Fred Porter, Delaware, Maryland, New York and U.S. Census Bureau. New Jersey re- programs of coordinated, long-term care in Long-Term Care is co-sponsored by president of Minority Kntrepeneurship Development Pennsylvania. The region averaged a for the elderly. the American Hospital Association and Corporation, said yesterday ceived 72 cents in programs and benefits return of 92 cents using the Census for every dollar paid in taxes. This figures and 90 cents with the House Second-phase grants of up to $500,000 the National Governors Association and Jack E. Wood Jr , director of affirmative-action ranked the state 48th lowest in the numbers. each for implementation of.the projects is being administered by Montefiore planning for the Casino Control Commission, said. country will be announced later, officials said. Medical Center in New York, N.Y., "Some of the casinos have taken broad license with us With per capita federal expenditures In New Jersey, Morristown Memorial officials said. in filing reports." And using numbers gathered by going up, Randlett said. New Jersey's Representatives of the casino industry said they are statisticians of the House of Representa- problem is apparently coming from the working toward the 15 percent goal and predicted it tives, New Jersey's return on the dollar money the state is paying to the would eventually be reached They noted obligations to was 69 cents, 50th in the nation. government. Blood drive planned The Daily Register stockholders to accept the lowest bids on supplies and The figures included all federal dollars "Our per capita personal income is T1NTON FALLS - The fourth annual blood (USPS-145-440) services sometimes make the minority quota difficult received in the state, including grants to going up in New Jersey," she said. "It Published Ds.iy by The Red Bank RegtshM drive sponsored by Monmouth Reform Tem- to achieve state 'and local governments. Social looks to me like we're being hit by the Established in 1676 ple and the Presbyterian Church at by John H Cook and Henry Clay Jane Flipping, affirmative-action officer for the Security payments to residents and tax indexing factor. With inflation, we're defense spending getting indexed into higher brackets '" Shrewsbury will take place Wednesday at 4 Mam Otfica Claridge Hotel Si Casino, said the 15 percent goal "is to 7:30 p.m. in the temple's Social Hall. 332 One fiegistei Piaia Shrewsbury. N J 07701 not realistic" in the short term "For a long term goal, Hance Ave. iioi) Matfoo at least, it's a bench mark, " she said. Branch OttiCes Bob Koslow, temple board member and "It's not for want of effort that the goal hasn't been Monmouth County Coufihouse Law 'weak\ drop probes chairman of its social action committee, says I ••ahuia N J 07721 met." said William Weidner. president of the Great Bay that the Central Jersey Blood Bank will Casino Corp , which owns the Sands Hotel & Casino Membeis ol ino Associated Prass The Associated NEWARK, N.J. - The state Division limitations on the old laws," Belsole provide the equipment and personnel for the P'ess <& entitled exclusively to me use ot alt the local "Our policy is anytime a minority vendor comes news p'mted m (he newspaper as wen as an AP news, of Criminal Justice has decided to drop said. "So. basically, if we have a site drive. Blood is constantly needed for emerg- dispatches within a reasonable facsimile of a bid from a non- encies and regular surgical requirements in minority vendor, we select the minority vendor," criminal investigations of all cases of where a company was dumping or not Membei of the American Newspaper Pubiieners toxic waste dumping that occurred six or properly disposing of toxic wastes 40 local hospitals and stresses that donations Association, tne Audit Bureau ot Circulation, the New Weidner said Jersey Press Association more years ago because the law applying years ago, from a criminal standpoint, benefit the community as well as the to those incidents is too weak, the we don't have a law now, and we individual. Coverage for members of both Second Class postage part] at fled Bank. N.J. congregations can be assured by a total 07701 Published weekly Mail subscriptions payee* In director says. probably don't have witnesses. advance combined contribution of 50 pints of blood. Getty Stations to Power Test However, state and federal autorities "So, it becomes not practical to Koslow explains that this coverage includes can still pursue such cases in civil courts pursue from a criminal standpoint Mail Rales Daily t WHITE PLAINS - Texaco Inc announced yesterday not only congregation members but their Term Only Sunday Sunday or seek negotiated settlements with the because toxic waste is a new problem 112 weeks I 70/ week 75/ week 7 45' wee* it has entered into an agreement under which it would children and parents even if they live in dumpers to pay for cleanup efforts, said from the standpoint of the criminal 13-51 weeks 1 S5. week 70' week 2 25' week transfer substantially all of Getty Oil Co's Northeast another state. 1 year 1 45' week 65' week 2 10/ week the director. Donald Belsole Mail rates lor college students end milrfary pefaon- and Middle Atlantic marketing activities to Power Test law." he said. Belsole said that before 1978. state law Instead, Belsole said, his agency is Donors must be in good health and between nel — 'a o' above tales Corp Home delivery Dy Cerner - Daily and Sunday considered toxic waste dumping a public looking for cases "that are occurring the ages of 18 and 65, or 17 with parental Si 35 a week Sunday only 35 cants. Daily only V00 Included in the agreement is the sale of some 600 nuisance punishable by a fine of $2,000. now or sites that have not been consent, and are not required to be members Single copy at Counter - Daily 25 cents. Sunday Getty investment class service stations. Power Test, 40 cants "We want to concentrate on things we discovered yet to put pressure on the of either congregation. POSTMASTER Send addiess changes to Tha headquartered in Plainview; NY., has agreed to Daily Ragistei. P O Bo. 520. Red Bank. NJ 07701. can still track and are a violation of assume contractual obligations to supply some 1.300 people involved." additional Getty stations existing law." Belsole said, adding that "We are trying to get indictments investigating the older cases would against people whp are illegally dispos- Under terms of the agreement, the sale would take require an investment of time and ing of toxic wastes so we don't have the place after Texaco acquires control of Getty Oil. The personnel for a limited payoff. same problem we have have now 20 sale also is contingent upon review by federal agencies "We have an 18-month statute of for possible anti-trust law violations years from now," he said. The agreement calls for a sale price of $90 million, airooifinlond subject to adjustment following appraisal of the real estate and inventories involved Child may have started fire Texaco also has agreed to assist in supplying the petroleum product requirements of Power Test for the LAKEWOOD - A fire apparently was able to get into the house, but was HOURS TUES-SAT 10-5 RED BANK 0 acquired properties by selling up to 22 million barrels started by a 4-year-old girl playing with driven back by the heat and smoke. •u a year of gasoline and 11 million barrels a year x>f matches swept through a home here Patterson said. middle distillate petroleum products for three years yesterday, killing a 59-year-old man, Investigators believe the blaze began after the sale police said on a first-floor stairway landing, and the Nine marketing terminals are included in the The victim, identified as Alonzo flames ignited a sheet and mattress transaction. The investment class stations being sold Chambers, was trapped in an upstairs nearby before spreading up the stairs, are located in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, bedroom in the two-story, one-family Patterson said. Maryland. Delaware. Massachusetts, Connecticut, house on Maple Avenue in this Ocean The child, who was not identified, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont County Community, police Lt Howard escaped by running out the front door; Power Test Corp is, the largest independent Patterson said. Firefighter Dick Wallace said. The girl's petroleum marketing company on the East Coast, with The fire was reported by neighbors at relationship to the victim was not about 450 service stations in New York, New Jersey, about 130 p.m. and one police officer determined immediately. Pennsylvania. Massachusetts and Connecticut. For the fiscal year ended Jan 31, 1983. Power Test reported net income after taxes of $3,033,000 on revenues of about $195,600,000 DIET WELLNESS [Nurses-hospital Thanksgiving 'I lost 93 lbs. a year ago, talks continue and it was easy! Novena PASSAIC - Nego- FREE Lifetime maintenance tiations between the union To St. Jude representing 235 registered keeps it off!" nurses and Passaic Gen- O Holy bi Jude Apostle eral Hospital continued and Martyr gre.1t m virlue ALL THE WEIGHT yesterday in attempts to J"U rich in miraCleb, near YOU WANT TO LOSE avert a threatened walk- kinsman ol Jesus Chnsl. out, the hospital's presi- taithlu; intercessor ol an dent said who mvoke yoi.r special patronage "i time of need. Hospital President 1 , I ave recourse 'rom Michael Kornett said few Ihti :••; (ssues remained un- hu'nbi/ beg lo whom God Lose 3-7 lbs. resolved and officials were 'Ms given such great power hopeful that a strike sched- to comp to my assistance a week Help me n '"y present and uled to begin Monday i.rgenl petition In return. 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Serving Shareholders & N'JS Customers Since 1855 CORPORATION (National Utilities & Industries) What's Really Important To You? January 26,1984 Dear Fellow New Jersey Resources Shareholder: You have the opportunity to vote for NUI's slate of directors, who are committed to effecting a merger of New Jersey Resources and NUI Corporation. We believe the current New Jersey Resources board's defensive response has not been in your best economic interest. Do not be confused—remember which facts are important to you: • STOCK VALUE-The value of the NUI offer is at least $30 per share based on NUI's closing market price today, in the opinion of Kidder, Peabody & Co. Incorporated, NUI's financial advisor. That's higher than New Jersey Resources stock has ever been.

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THE CARTER ORGANIZATION, INC, at 800-221-3343 or 212-619-1100 (collect). The Daily Register CIA secretly bankrolls terror WATCH ON THE PENTAGON: A major Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register WASHINGTON - For 30 years, the CIA has audit is underway by the Defense Depart- A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper been bankrolling a man reported to be the evil genius behind the right-wing terror that ment inspector general to find out wha has claimed tens of thousands of lives in happens to the millions of dollars worth of JAMES E McKEARNEY. JR tools entrusted to American military per- President and Publisher Central America. Several officials in the intelligence sonnel Sources have provided the JACK preliminary result, and its a shocker: Of Arthur Z Kamm Herbert H. Thorpe, Jr Ch»rle» C. Triblehom community and the National Security Editor AlMlMtaiit Editor Sunday Editor Council have vehemently protested the ANDERSON some $180 million worth of construction and Russell Rauch Jane Foderaro Doris Kulman continuation of what they consider a repair tools, only about 3 percent can be \iyht £dilor CUV Editor tauonal Page Eduor sinister, shameful relationship. But in- accounted for. The rest are nowhere to be Thomas C Donahue Kevin J McCourt Michael J. Pellegrino telligence sources told my associates Dale found. Director of Marketing Circulation Dirrrior Controller Van Atta and Jon Lee Anderson that the un.l liii railing - Shades of Pappy Boyington and the Frank I. Allocca funding continues despite the opposition. Production Monuarr "Black Sheep" squadron: The Air Force The CIA seems untroubled by the fact Air Training Command plans to hand out A6 MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1984 that the White House itself has denounced "Tail-end Charlie" awards as the nip side the right-wing death squads in El Salvador. copies of the Guatemalan unit appeared of its achievement awards program. Just as Yet the death squads may have gotten their throughout Central and South America. The the honor of winning an award for the best inspiration from the CIA's protege, Mario bloodiest work in recent years has been training detachment is designed to provide Sandoval Alarcon. done by the death squads in El Salvador. incentive to excel, the "Tail-end Charlie" 'We know you have no objection to these, Mr. A former vice president of Guatemala, he The underground terror groups go by booby prize for the worst outfit is supposed now heads the National Liberation Move- different names. In Guatemala alone, there to goad the units into trying harder. But Meese. And you won't mind skipping lunches ment, which styles itself "the party of have been the Secret Anti-Communist some officials are worried about the effect organized violence." At 60, Sandoval is a Army, Organization Zero and the Order of such humiliation may have on junior and dinners while we question you/ solid, chunky, cold-eyed hombre who looks Death. I recently disclosed evidence that officers. as tough as he reputedly is. the death squads throughout Latin America The National Liberation Movement was are linked,' and are "fronted" by the - The inspector general says only the founded by the CIA in 1953 as a paramilitary regional affiliate of the World Anti-Com- Navy's auditors have made a substantial force with one immediate goal: the over- munist League. effort to crack down on travel expense throw of leftist President Jacobo Arbenz In 1981, in a public speech, the regional fraud. As for the other services, the IG Guzman. It succeeded the following year. anti-communist league's secretary paid wrote: "We did not find any significant By the mid-1960s, Sandoval had emerged extravagant tribute to Sandoval and the audit effort concentrated on identifying Senate. as a leader of the organization, and he was National Liberation Movement for being travel practices susceptible to fraud or evidently a bitter and vengeful man. One "on the front line" of the battle against abuse " Furthermore, "weak controls were Confi former confidant said Sandoval had once communism. not identified, fraud and abuse went Hearings been captured by leftists and tortured with Sandoval himself has been a pillar of the undetected and certain fraudulent and an electric cattle prod. World Anti-Communist League. In 1978, abusive practices tended to spread." In his fury, he began to define com- when he was Guatemala's vice president, - Work on the "Stealth " bomber, which munists as just about anyone who didn't he spoke to the league's 11th annual is supposed to be invisible to enemy radar, share his fierce anti-communist views, and conference and denounced everyone from is progressing well, according to a source to equate them with the people who had President Carter to the Catholic Church as close to the program. He said that if a tortured him. It was about the same time tools of Marxism. His complaint: their chicken were strapped to the wing of a that the first death squad in Central stand on human rights and their criticism Stealth prototype already developed, radar America was formed, with close ties to the "would see the chicken before it saw the of the death squads. National Liberation Movement. bomber — if it saw the bomber." The death squad took the name La Mano Perhaps it was no coincidence that the Blanca (The white Hand) and began to death squads soon began their bloodiest - Take the military's assurances that terrorize leftist suspects in Guatemala. It rampage, killing tens of thousands of our air defenses are excellent with this was responsible for as many as 8,000 deaths suspected leftists and sympathizers in grain of salt: Ever since World War I, in the 1960s, plus thousands more during a Guatemala and El Salvador. And it certain- military planners of every nation have resurgence in the 1970s. In the 1980 election ly was no coincidence that Amnesty usually calculated that enemy air defense campaign, the National Liberation Move- International traced the Guatemalan death systems would be 50 percent effective in a ment all but acknowledged its association squads during that period to the presidential future conflict. But, as a congressional with the death squad. palace. expert points out, postwar figures actually The idea of "anti-communist" death Meanwhile, the CIA continues to provide showed that the number of planes shot down squads proved to be exportable. Carbon secret funding to Sandoval. was only 2 percent of the attacking force. Logjam of lawsuits a trial

WASHINGTON - Chief Justice Warren Earl Burger returned to a familiar theme binding, only one-fourth of the awards are in his annual year-end report on the state appealed and three-quarters of those are of the judiciary. He said, in effect, that our dropped or settled before trial. The plan has judicial system is drowning in lawsuits — worked so successfully that last July the in cases that take too long to settle and cost jurisdictional limit on cases qualifying for too much to fight out in court. JAMES arbitration was raised from $10,000 to The chief's complaint has* ancient lin- $20,000. eage. Except for the lawyers, no one ever KILPATRICK The chief justice has other ideas for has had a good word to say about going to reducing the cost and speeding the outcome trial. Ambrose Bierce once defined a of litigation. He is impatient with abuse of lawsuit as "a machine which you go into as a pig and come out of as a sausage." A the process known as "discovery," by Chinese proverb teaches us that he who which lawyers probe through depositions wins his lawsuit will lose his money. for weaknesses in the opposition's case. He is even more impatient with frivolous Burger had some data to support his and time-consuming process of a full-blown lawsuits that are brought primarily for point. "The public costs of private litigation trial. Most cases, to be sure, never go to their nuisance value. Last year the Supreme are enormous," he said, "and often can cost trial; they are settled by the lawyers as a Court ordered one litigious fellow to pay taxpayers more to process than is at stake trial date approaches. But in the meanwhile in the litigation." In 1982 more than 8 damages to the other side "for bringing a — and it can be a very long meanwhile — frivolous appeal." million lawsuits were filed in state and both the taxpayers and the litigants suffer federal courts. Don't let that figure slip by. the expense of filings and counter-filings, Burger has no illusions that the flood of A lift for Newark We are talking of at least 8 million plaintiffs interrogatories and responses, motions and litigation will subside. The United States and at least 8 million defendants. When counter-motions. It all adds up. has more lawyers per capita than any The Air Force will soon decide Philadelphia location cannot provide. account is given to class-action suits and to Burger's thought is to explore the uses of nation in the world, but it has fewer judges suits with multiple parties, we are talking per capita than some European countries. whether its Military Airlift Command Of the majors airports in the New arbitut'on. Here he cites the example of of 20 million persons suing one another. the Court of Common Pleas in Allegheny Thus Burger renewed his appeal for at least flights will be shifted to Newark or York area, Newark is by far the fastest Every year the taxpayers must foot a $2 County, Pa., which began experimenting 43 additional federal district judges. The Philadelphia. growing and that should indicated to billion bill just to process these mountains with court-supervised arbitration 30 years problem is especially acute, he noted, in of legal papers. More than 200.000 people use the the Air Force that Newark is doing ago. In 1980, about 60 percent of all cases southern Florida, where criminal cases — most of them drug-related — have created flights each year and the move to something right. The chief cited a study by the Rand Corp. filed in that court were assigned to In California the jury trial of a typical civil arbitration. The parties were given three a logjam of record proportions. Newark Airport would mean at least 40 Bradley said, "We presented a very case costs the public approximately $9,300. months in which to settle their dispute. As Burger many times has remarked, the civilian and 40 military jobs and bring forceful case as to why Newark should Other data suggest that half of the plaintiffs Roughly half of the suits were thus problem of improving our system of justice $3 7 million of revenue to the area. get it on merit, including the quality of who insist upon trial will win no money, and resolved. The other half went to arbitration is primarily a problem for the states and not half of those who do win will get judgments It was decided in 1981 that the flights the airport and its personnel". at the end of 90 days. The average cost to for the federal government. The big, of less than $8,000. In Wisconsin a recent the taxpayers was only $65 per case! spectacular cases are mainly federal cases, would be removed to a civilian airport Rep. James Courter, h-N.J., of study found that the median amount sued but the bulk of litigation can be found down rather than McGuire Air Force Base North Jersey, a member of the House for is only $4,500. Litigants are generally satisfied with the at the local courthouse. If the situation ever . near Fort Dix. The time for final action Armed Services Committee said, "We There is bound to be a better way, in Allegheny County system, Burger reported. is to be relieved, both levels of jurispru- on that decision has arrived. want the decision to be made on the Burger's view, than to rely upon the costly Even though an arbiter's decisions are not dence will have to try harder. Officials from Pennsylvania and merits, and we're the clear winner as New Jersey spent time last week far as we are concerned." extolling the virtues of their airports. Lautenberg added that Newark of- FROM OUR READERS Senators Bill Bradley and Frank tiers a wider variety of inexpensive Lautenberg met with Air Force Sec- flights, including several budget-ser- recipient of one of your headlines, I believe hand experience. I sincerely hope that you retaty Verne Orr and they were joined vice airlines. Detrimental your article was in very poor taste. never experience such a tragedy, but if so by many others. These things are not always decided I do not know the Scarrone family nor the I am confident you will be more thoughtful Holmdel youngster, but I sympathize with the in your reporting. , The arguments for Newark Airport on merit, but it would appear that the To the Editor: parents, and my heart goes out to both of Charles H. Ross Jr. are very strong. It is not too far from state's representatives in Washington In regard to the Peninsula House an- them. Obviously, you felt the nature of the nouncement that it wishes to buid con- death was newsworthy, but I would remind McGuire, is near the Army's Military have pushed hard for the project and dominiums on its beachfront in Sea Bright, Ocean Terminal in Bayonne and a short you that while, obviously, you have never Why Reagan that should help. I feel that it would be detrimental to the experienced a tragedy of this magnitude, I millions of us who love the Jersey Shore. • Red Bank distance from New York City.And the If the Air' Force, and Defense believe you have a strong obligation to the To the Editor: major highways adjacent to the airport If just one private beach club, or any family. Secretary Casper Weinberger — who business establishment for that matter, is The Soviets, the Register and Alan make transportation to and from it has the final say, see it New Jersey's permitted to do so, the entire east side of As I wrote you three years ago, I am once Strasburger don't like Ronald Reagan. That again disappointed in your ability to is one of many reasons, that I want him rather rapid. And connecting flights way, the benefits can be many. Ocean Avenue will eventually fall like manage the news and good taste. I seriously reelected to the presidency of the United from Newark are vastly better than dominoes. Decisions such'as this one can often It is a bad deal ecologically, frowned on doubt that your reporting of this accident in States of America. those availablec at the Philadeldelphia mushroom into even more lucrative by the State Department of Environmental the copyright you elected will sell any more I promise to vote for him, support his facility, a city owned and operated decisions on the governmental and Protection. newspapers. I can tell you, from first-hand campaign financially and convince others to experience, that the sorrow that you caused do likwise. airport which could not possibly match private levels. The issue, among others, will be dis- cussed Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Monmouth the family is irreparable. I speak from first Fred Doleschel in service an airport under the jurisdic- And any benefit coming to Newark tion of a large and efficient operation College during a joint meeting of the Airport has to have an effect on Department and the Monmouth County like the Port Authority. Monmouth County. Some of that $3.7 Planning Board. On top of that, Newark is an million in revenue, which includes Should the Peninsula House people be TODAY IN HISTORY successful, it would be a severe loss to Sea expanding facility with one major landing fees , fuel costs and connecting Bright residents, dozens of small businesses terminal still not occupied and able to flight costs, is bound to find its way into dependent on the tourist trade, and to the Today is Monday, Jan. 30, the 30th day of age." offer expansion that a more crowded this area. tens of thousands who use the beaches in 1984. There are 336 days left in the year. Ten years ago: At the end of his State of that community alone. Today's highlight in history: the Union address. President Richard Nixon I urge all to attend Monday night's On Jan. 30, 1946, Mahatma Gandhi was insisted he would not resign, and called for meeting, and to fight the beach club's assassinated by a Hindu fanatic in New a speedy conclusion of all Watergate proposal. Delhi. investigations, saying: "One year of Water- A job well done Elaine Spellman On this date: gate is enough." In 1798. Congressmen Matthew Lyon of Five years ago: The United States Vermont and Roger Griswold of Connecti- ordered the evacuation of all dependents It took longer than usual, but winter have to travel no matter what, the Poor taste cut had an argument in the House of and non-essential American officials in Iran truly arrived in Monmouth County on weather is like. New York Representatives, during which Lyon spit in because of worsening security there. To the Editor: Griswold's face. inc tsck Cf a h'Jge S^o-vot^rm nrrt tno Despite, the adverse conditions, local One year ago: The Washington Redskins I read with a great deal of sorrow in the In 1835, the first attempt on the life of a beat the Miami Dolphins 27-17 to win Super Jan. 4 oJiton of your paper the obituary of president failed when two pistols aimed at Bowl XVII in Pasadena, Calif. But state, county, parkway and local Parkway were cleared m. i,..v Ki^h/lovo- Kntnr Inhn UvA»nA r$ road crews had plenty of advance ™" Stephen Scarrone. The death was ruled a misfired.

' ••• ,_>• l'i Hnnwvple »a< rlirpptnr Harnlrl Prinrp i« 5A Ar-tnr Cnn* and/wait it out. these dedicated public traffic accident approximately three years n u> oo. ntuua . ailUliy ViruneS IS Congratulations to all those public In- 1933, Adolf Hitler was named 50. And actress Vanessa Redgrave is 47 ago which was also featured in headline employees who braved the cold, wind servants must swing into action. chancellor of Germany. Thought for today: "Politicians do more fashion in your paper. I found it necessary And in 1977, President Jimmy Carter said and snow to make the roads safe for And those of us who must use the funny things naturally than I can think of to drop you a note and indicate to you that America appeared to be faced with a doing purposefully." - Will Rogers. Ameri- school buses, commuters and those who roads are very grateful. having experienced a tragedy and been the "permanent, very serious energy short- can humorist (1879-1935). MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1984 The A7 OBITUARIES John Lawless Presidential KEANSBURG - James here; four daughters Joan- Lawless, 58, died Saturday ne Fitzgerald, Arlene Col- at Baysnore Community orusso and Doris Squires, Hospital, Holmdel. all here, and Susan Yan- statement Born In New York City, nlbelll of Mlddletown; a he resided here 23 years, brother, Harold Lawless of He was retired from the North Jersey; two sisters, Keansburg Floodgate Com- Mrs. Julia Reagan and no surprise mission. Anna Mae Hayden, both of Surviving are his wife, Middletown; and 11 grand- (continued) Doris Garvey Lawless; children, three sons, Thomas Lynch The John J. Ryan Home much faith he has in the American people...I think he's of Keyport, James Lawless for Funerals is in charge of appealing to the people, asking them for his support and Michael Lawless, arrangements. because of his record. I tend to feel that appeal will be a very popular appeal to the people in America, in Waller F. Bauer general," Gagliano reflected. Commending Reagan for a "good statement," UNION BEACH - Conn.; two daughters, Miss Gagliano pointed to some of Reagan's achievements. He Walter F. Bauer, 57, of 705 Evelyn Bauer and Miss named Reagan as "one of the few presidents who's Beachview Ave., died Sat- Donnalyn Bauer both at spoken so openly and often about the economy." urday at Bayshore Com- home; three brothers Gagliano also said the president has had an munity Hospital, Holmdel. James Whitehead and advantageous influence on the armed services. Born in Brooklyn, he was Richard Whitehead, both "He has improved the feeling of the people toward a lifelong borough resident, here, and John Whitehead the military. Morale of the military has been improved He was a U.S. veteran of of Fredericksburg Va greatly," the senator noted. World War II and the three sisters Mrs Ruth Gagliano, who outrightly considers himself "a firm Korean conflict. Heitzenroder of Borden- supporter of the president," said he believes Reagan He was a forklift oper- town, Mrs. Florence Tay- will "fight like hell" to win the race. In order for the ator with the Container lor of Fayetteville, N.C., Democratic party to win the election, its candidate Corp. of America, and Mrs. Ethel Furlong of must offer the nation a better program than the one that Matawan. Brick; and three grand- Reagan has produced, Gagliano said. Surviving are his wife, children "(Reagan's) strength far exceeds whatever weak- Marilyn R. Enginger The John W. Mehlenbeck nesses (the Democrats) can point out," he added. Bauer; a son, Walter F. Funeral Home, Hazlet, is Gagliano praised Reagan's "fine" performance, Bauer Jr. of Jewett City, in charge of arrangements. saying "he deserves to be re-elected He's got a good positive attitude. .1 think he's a winner." . Fiorino fully expected the president to tell the Teresa R. Bova television viewers that he was running again for office. LONG BRANCH - Surviving are two sons "I wasn't surprised. I guess he wouldn't have spent Teresa Rosano Bova, 92, Ralph Bova of Deal and $400,000 on his speech if he wasn't going to announce died yesterday at Mon- Joseph Bova of West Long his re-election," Fiorino reasoned. Aatoclatad Praaa photo mouth Convalescent Branch; four daughters Fiorino admitted that the president "delivered (his RUNNING MATES — President Reagan and Vice to the President's paid television address announc- Center. Mrs. Theresa Vigilante message) very well." However, he said that if Reagan President George Bush pose for photographers in ing that he will seek re-election. Born in Valliforta, Italy, Mrs. Rose DeCesare and is re-elected, "the country faces many unknowns and the Blue Room at the White House last, night prior she resided in Oneida, Mrs. Josephine Fronczek, uncertainties." NY., until moving here 80 all here, and Mrs. Barbara Like Kramer, Fiorino said he noticed the president years ago. Gregg of Bradley Beach; stayed away from topics like "deficits and Lebanon. I She was a communicant 16 grandchildren and 26 think the absence of these subjects — these hard of Holy Trinity Roman great-grandchildren. problems — will make a difficult second term. There's Reagan off and running Catholic Church, here. The Woolley Funeral no question that he's avoiding the hard issues." (continued I "Just take the advice of President Her husband, Gregory Home, here, is in charge of Fiorino, who remains undecided about a political "The American people will reject Dewey. don't get overconfident." he Bova, died in 1971. arrangements. favorite, believes the presidential race will be "tough. Carolina, said, "The only things the four more years of danger, four frequently has said, a reference to (Reagan's) speaking from the office of president and Reagan administration will leave more years of pain." O'Neill said Gov. Thomas E Dewey, who was Mrs. Evelyn A. Carroll I think that's a definite advantage." But despite the next generation are dreams, With no credible opposition for the considered a sure winner in 1948. Reagan's incumbency, "there's certainly no sure deficits and a dangerous world " Republican nomination. Reagan can MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Surviving are her hus- until the returns came in and footing ahead," Fiorino added. One of the sharpest attacks on the avoid the sort of divisive internal Evelyn A. Carroll, 77, of band, Joseph T. Carroll party battle that occurred in 1976 Democratic President Harrv S In his address, Reagan "very clearly described what president came from House Speaker Shoal Harbor Court, died Sr.; two sons, Joseph T. Jr. when he unsuccessfully challenged Truman was the victor the office was like back when he took office," Muhler Thomas P O'Neill Jr.. who said: yesterday at Riverview of Forked River, and President Gerald R. Ford for the said, referring to the state of the nation during the "Ronald Reagan has been a "We expect a close, tough elec- Hospital, Red Bank. Thomas R. Carroll of East GOP nomination. Ford lost in No- tion," said GOP chairman Frank Carter Administration. She applauded Reagan as "a divider, not a uniter. He has divided Born in Newark, she Keansburg; three daugh- vember to Democrat Jimmy Carter Fahrenkopf Jr great spokesman for our party." our country between rich and poor, moved here 54 years ago. ters, Patricia Gamache "Tomorrow, we have all got to go Muhler acknowledged that "a lot can change between The Republican National Conven- She was a member of and Evelyn Spratford, both between the hopeful and the hope- to work. Reagan-Bush campaign now and November" but expressed her confidence that tion will be held in August in Dallas. Bayshore Village Senior of East Keansburg, and less, between the comfortable and director told Reagan supporters who the president is entering the race "with a very strong Reagan has taken the lead in Citizens. Patricia Lynn Oberstaedt the miserable He has not been fair celebrated his announcement' at the record and a good deal of accomplishment." urging his supporters to avoid She was a communicant of Forked River; 35 grand- and the people know it. overconfidence. Mavflower Hotel of St. Catherine's Roman children and 11 great- Democratic Freeholder John D'Amico Jr. said Catholic Church, East grandchildren. Reagan is a "formidable candidate for any Democratic Keansburg, where she was The John F. Pfleger candidate to run against. But he is beatable. No one is a former vice president of Funeral Home, New Mon- invincable." President called vulnerable the St. Catherine's Rosary mouth, is in charge of D'Amicq, also an Oceanport councilman, said the Altar Society. arrangements. president has been "pretty lucky (during the last three (continued) leader of the world's most powerful united than I've seen them in a- nation." McGovern said, referring years), but when you talk about the poor, senior first president in 25 years who has while " Ellen D. Macadam citizens, public transportation...! don't think his not sought to reduce the arms race. to the president. "If he is re-elected, If Mondale wins the Democratic I do not believe that either the nomination. Reagan will face a MIDDLETOWN - Ellen Surviving' are a son, performance has been good at all. Certainly, it doesn't "I think we would see in a second merit his re-election," Reagan term an unlimited arms American economy or the mutual "united, hungry Democratic Par- M. Dugan Macadam, 66, of Kenneth, here; five balance of terror will hold throggh ty." said Laxalt. appearing on CBS- Locust, died Friday at brothers, Thomas L. State Assemblyman John O. Bennett III, R-Mon- race. " Hart said, referring to the defense buildup of the first three his second term. That is why I pray TV's' 'Face the Nation." Riverview Hospital, Red Dugan of Clark, William Ft mouth, considered Reagan's announcement "a good that, in 1984. the American people Laxalt acknowledged his concern Bank Dugan of Linden, James H. speech. He has a very captivating manner that seems years years of the Reagan adminis- tration will halt the rush to oblivion so that that Reagan would be damaged Born in Elizabeth, she Dugaa of California, John to maximize his delivery. I think he hit what a lot of we and our children might live. " politically by a perception that the resided in Atlantic High- R. of Lakehurst, and Ed- people feel is true " Hart planned to participate in a The general chairman of Re- administration has been unfair to lands until ntoving here 12 ward L. of Elizabeth; two Echoing the president's words, Bennett pointed out mini-debate later in the day with agan's campaign. Sen. Paul Laxalt. the poor But he said that "the years ago. sisters, Margaret C. Beck that the economy has improved Cranston and former Sen George R-Nev., said the Democrats are working people feel the presi- She was a communicant of Toms River and Mary E. "There is a difference," Bennett said. "If the people McGoyern. "far better motivated, far better dent's policies have been fair ' of St. Agnes Church, Atlan- Avoil of Garwood; and a like what the difference is, they're going to send Reagan tic Highlands. grandchild. back." Cranston attacked Keagan on the Her husband, Andrew The Thomas J. Costello economy, saying the president had Macadam, predeceased Funeral Home, Iselin, is in Before the president's message was broadcast, Rep "broken the world's record for the Legislators get message James Howard, D-NJ. said that Reagan "will be, heY. charge of arrangements. biggest deficit of all time." (continued) apparently, a strong candidate. It'll be a difficult race." "For the past three years, we casino revenues Herman E. Holmes Freehold Mayor John G. McGackin, a Democrat, have been in the hands of a national — $3 million for county colleges The budget further calls for an contends that Reagan has "a problem with some of the — $2.4 million for youth and ' PARK Mrs. Greta Butler of Long leader so ignorant of the real world' additional $2 5 million in grants to promises he made about balancing the budget." While family services. state colleges and universities to Herman Edward Holmes, Branch, Mrs. Viola Threatt but so skillful in selling fantasy that McGackin agrees with "a lot of (Reagan's) domestic — $2.3 million for local libraries. improve humanities, literature and 60, of 224 Cookman Ave., he has pushed the hands of the of Long Branch, Mrs. Har- policies." he has is not completely satisfied with the foreign language programs, a $5 6 died Saturday at Jersey survival clock to five minutes before — $12 million for local health rilyn Dirickson of Neptune, president's foreign policies, "especially with what's million increase in tuition aid to Shore Medical Center, midnight," McGovern said in a departments. Mrs. Marva Hurt of Long been going on in Lebanon." college students, and a new $2,, Neptune. prepared statement for the Iowa Kean also recommends a $7 Branch, Mrs. Karen Davis McGackin sees Reagan as "a formidable candidate. million increase to $10 million for million computer literacy program Mr. Holmes was born in forum of Atlanta, Ga., and Mrs. I think he'll be tough to beat." As for MeGackin's transportation aid to senior citizens for students in seventh, eighth anil Augusta, Ga. and resided "Tonight, he is announcing that he choice, "I kind of lean towards John Glenn/' and the disabled, to be financed by ninth grades in urban schools . in the Shore area for 55 Norma Martin, here; two will seek another four vears as the years. brothers, Roger of Man- He was employed in the alapan and Oliver of Rich- housekeeping department mond, Va. of the Molly Pitcher Motel. The Cofer Memorial Walkout Elaine Powers Red Bank. Home, Red Bank, is in Surviving are six sisters, charge of arrangements. continues Elin Mel In -moll at stroes MIDDLETOWN - Elin Frances Wangerin of McDermott, 78, died Jan. Pelican Rapids, Minn.; a PARSIPPANY (AP) - T'NTSALE! 25 at Riverview Hospital, brother, Bernie Wahlgeren A negotiator for four Red Bank. of Fargo. N.D.; and eight supermarket chains and Her husband, Frank grandchildren. 7.000 striking butchers and (THIN 'N TERRIFIC) delicatessen workers says McDermott, died in 1961 The John J. Ryan Home Thin ,'n Terrific is just what you could Advanced one hour Powercise Surviving are two sis- for Funerals,' Keansburg, there is "no major break- down" in talks although no be with Powercise, Because Powercise workout which has been called the ters, Esther Anderson of is in charge of arrange- works on every part of your body, greatest exercise program ever Moorehead, Minn., and ments. new negotiating sessions are scheduled as the walk- including your cardiovascular system invented. So come on, start getting Bring in mis coupon or call Alberta G. Zachary out enters its third week. And if s designed to fit your individual Thin 'n Terrific at Elaine Powers' T'MT me Elaine Powers nearest you Reuben Guttman. a needs: Beginner, Intermediate or our SALE. Call today NEPTUNE - Alberta Mrs. Zachary was a spokesman for the United G. Zachary, 86, of 430 member of Second Baptist Food and Commercial Myrtle Ave., died yester- Church, Asbury Park. Workers Union, said yes- day at Monmouth Medical She was the wife of the terday that talks ended Center, Long Branch. late Horace Zachary, who Saturday because nego- Mrs. Zachary was born died in 1974. tiators were tired and in Pomaria, S.C. and re- Surviving are two needed a break after long Complete 12 month program sided in the Shore area brothers, Virgil and Agnew negotiating sessions last Unlimited Visits since 1927. Greenwood, both of Long week. Branch. She was a factory Guttman, a member of The Cofer Memorial worker at the former the international union Home, Red Bank, is in Eisner Company clothing based in Washington, said charge of arrangements. factory, Red Bank. delays are part of the "normal process" of nego- 202 Darth Nollc» 202 P»»th Notlc«» tiating and they do not CARROLL — Evalyn A. 77. ol MACADAM — EIIM M Dugan. M mean talks have" stalled. Shoal Harbor Court. Port Monmouth. ol Low*, on Jan. J7.1»M «»• ol lha on Jan. ». 1M4. Btfovad «n(t ot law Andra» Macadam. moihar ol "There is no major Joaaph T. St.. MvoMd motnar ol Kmtatti. alMar ol Thomaa I.. William JOMOI. T. Jr. Thomaa R. rmiem R . Jamaa H.. John R and Edward L breakdown." he said. He Oamacfla. Evalyn Sprattord, PaOKIa Dugan. Margaral C. Back and Manr £ did not elaborate. Guttman Lynn Obamaadt and ma »» Lout** Avon grandmothar ol ona. Funaral said he would be assisting Qargana. Funarai wadnaaday •• 915 aorvtoa Tuaaday. 8 30 a.m.. tram Iho rut. trom ma John F. Ptlagar Funaral Thomaa J. CoataHo Funaral Horn*. the local in the bargaining. Homo, 11» TynttaM Road. Naw Mon- Qtaan Straat and Coopar Avanua. mou*. N.J. Mm ol Chrtattan burial wHI lawn. Funaral maaa 10 am al SI Don Vaillancourt, a M onarad at' si Cathartnaa "oman CaoaW'a Church, laalln Inlarmani SI spokesman for the four CMhoW Chin*. laat Kaanaburo.at' 0 OK „,»,.-.( Uwnt OK* O~t«y. an VttMna Monday 7-* p.m. In llau ol Kowara. oontrlounona to ma ne> • Inline Wjuinn onripn •.spar1' ZAUHAHI — train sides wm.wa

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1M m HOOAH-8 tCROES Admiral Malkxy la upeet • NEW ENGLAND BEOt*8 EVENMO • TAXI 5 MOVES **H "Smoky' whea he learnt who Naval Sam Walerelon looks al Ihe USA DRAGNET MONDAY PRIME TIME (lose, Drama) Faaa Parker, Intelligence believes la the lives, laatea and behavior 7:« ffl HOOAtTS HHtOES Diana Hyland American traitor. ol the lirst American colo- niReicOMP*MY aOOIB SCARECROW AND 7:00 7:30 8:00 I aao 9:00" 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 • TWLMHTZONE 6 BATTLE8TAR OALACTV NtWS nialt through the* trtlltctt MRS. KMQ Amanda is kid USA COUEOf BASKET- CA OW, KJLS MOEPENOENT NET napped by Central Ameri- t •ALL Memphia Slat* m. WORK NEWS a MOVK *•*• "Grand AUCE can labels who are plotting Tat MM BtMM OM k Tkt Kftnt Vkgima Tech (R) • ROWROWAAN 4 MARTM'S Hotel" (1932. Dramt) Grata BARNEY MLLER to assassinate the* presi- 1:08 WOT MOVC *** "Coup •MMss, LAOOHW Gtrbo. John and Lion* Bar HAPPY DAYS AOAM dent. De Torchon" (1982. Drama) S USA COLLEGE BASKET rymore USA CARTOONS TV'S BLOOPERS tO-Tortttn mM«-mm »»Hn un- .8TARSKY AND HUTCH Philippe Noirei. laabelle TMC MOV* **•* "The P.M. MAAABNE A suit •ALL Fresno State va. Utah • STAI S TMC MOVK ««w "Charl Huppert Ctine Mutiny" (1054, Dra- that protects divers against State ola 01 Fire" (1961, Drama) I 30 O MARY TYLER MOORE in*) Humphrey Bogarl. JOM shark attacks; a llgtaw pur TMC MOVK *wH "Forced Ben Croaa, Ian Charleeon. • RAT PATROL Ferrer. ile solution worth Vengeance" (1962, Adven- SPOT MOVK *** "Kitty ©NEWS SHOW MOVK ** "KIM $100,000. ture) Chuck Nome. Mary And The Bagman" (1962, 9 MOfPENDENT NET- Ma Goodbye' (1BB2. Com • THAT'S MCREMBLE A Loulaa Waller Comedy) Liddy Clark. John WORK NEWS •dy) Sally Fiald. Jamn skier races against a car Company UMt "11 Han At MuNeV' SPOT MOVE **>» "While Slanton. TMC MOVC **** "Tha down one ol San Francis- Dog" (1062, Adventure) Kriaty McNichol. Paul Win- 11:36 87) THE CATLIN8 Cain* Mutiny" (1M4. Dra- 8:06 ©"LITTLE HOUSE ON THE co's staepeat atreeta. and ma) Humphrey Booart. Josa Held. 1200i) STAR TREK PRAME a sheet shooter risks his Mntr'TlieHoraiSaWn" Ferrer. UMSfJTJNEWS USA SPORTS PROBE B 30 O OWE DAY AT A TIME lite by teeing targets Hying 16OS DELAWARE VALLEY 10 301 NEWS 12:0617) MOVK * * W "The S SAMFORB AND SON toward him al 62 mph. SpoCt FORUM I WKRPMCMCMNATI Secret Ways" (i96i. Dra- • BUSINESS REPORT 200Q CB8 NEWS 9 T>C JEFFERSONS I INDEPENDENT NET- ma) Richard Wldmtrk. Son O NEWS 9: PfllMETIME 1 3RKNEW8 Ja Zlemann M0HTWATCH ©M-A-S-H Cttusl * DUNN a. KESSLER. "-JO-NEWS 1230 B LATE NIGHT WITH ~| MARY TYLER MOORE SPOT MOVK * "HI And I RAT PATROL Run" (I0S7. Drama) Hugo ADV. Mmkt'TtisEmdll" DAVB LETTERMAN Gueale, I TOPeOVtXO comedian Sandra Barnhtrd. IJOEPRANKUN HtsHatsi , Vincent Edwards NEWS Unto Tra Odd Jot" I ODDCOUPLE writer Mtlthew Laako and _l WALL STREET JOUR 7:000 CBS NEWS MOVC ***w "Battle one S I VBEOROCK "Solid Gold" dancer Darael NALREPORT I NBC NEWS Oi The Bulge" (Part I) Far* Tit) Them W "TMBMUWillttioralKuelnTeui" I KNNYHU. a ENTERTAINMENT 2:20 8H0W MOVC *** "The IGU'A'S'H (ISM, Adventure) Henry SHOW MOVK *H "The TONIGHT "TV't Flneat Evil" (1978, Homo) Richard I ABC NEWS g Fonda, Robert Ryan. Boogens" (1B81, Horror) Hourt" A look at Ihe cover- Cranna. Joanna Pellet J ROWAN 4 MARTM'S • (MEAT PERFORMANC- TMC MOVK ***H "The FRKNDS Texas' (1962, Muaical) Rebecca Balding, Fred age ol the tragedy al the 2:30 Q MARY TYLER MOORE LAUOrHN ES "Summer" Diane Lane Exorcltl" (1973, Horror) • MOVK •** "Topaz" Burt Reynoldt, Dolly Parton. McCerran. 1972 Olympic Games in • BE8TOFMBDAY THEJEFFER8ON8 and Michael Ontkaan are Ellen Buratyn, Linda Blair (1969, Sutpanse) John For 9:30 • NEWHABT After Dick 11 «S OS ALL M THE FAMLY Munich. (Part 1) S ONE STEP BEYOND MACNBL / LEHRER laalured In Edith Whanon'a SPOT MOVK ** "The tythe, Knin Dor. agreet to make a guaat 8 f1:S0fl HART TO HART Two • MOVK **** "Fel (fflMOVK **» "ThaTwo NEWSHOUR story tracing a teen-age Odd Job" (1978. Drama) 9 00BAFTERMASH appearance on a daytime woman who modeled furs City" (1972. Drams) Slacy Mrt. Ctrrollt" (1947, Dra- • THREE'S COMPANY girl's transition from adoles- Graham Chapman, David • THE MOST BCAimFUL talk thow, the hoat It fired with Jennifer for an ad cam- Kaach. Jeff Bridges ma) Humphrey Bogart. Bar- USA RACK) 19B0 csnee 10 maturity during the Jason. ORL M THE WORLD David and the stage manager paign are murdered, and USA COUNTDOWN TO '84: bara Stanwyck 7:08 17) CAROL BURNETT AND course ot an analr with a Haaaaihott and Jayne Ken- asks Dick lo lake over as SHOW FAERK TALE THE- Jonathan feara hla wife will SARAJEVO AND LOS 3:00 O BOS NEWHART FRIENDS young man and Its unusual nedy host this event which host. ATRE "Rumpelatlltekln" be Ihe next victim. (R) ANGELES Highlights end 2 ETHIOPIA REPORT: 7:30 • 2 ON THE TOWN consequences. (R) Harve Villachaize portrays features 21 contettanta • EVENMO AT SYMPHO- • BEST OF CARSON previewt ol worldwide pro OUR CHB.0MN ARE DYB*Q 8 FAMILY FEUD the atrange little man with representing every corner NY SPECIAL: ARNOLD • MOVK *** "21 Hours Gueata: entertainer Alan Olympic competitions, pro Carol Lawrence and Art • ALL M THE FAMLY the tunny name who helps ol the globe, with the winner SCHOENBERO'S OURRE- Al Munich" (1976, Drama) King and The Mighty Carson fllea ol Olympic partlci- Linklattar host this look at 5 ENTERTAINMENT the miller's daughter (Shel- to be chosen by viewers UEDER Seiji Ozswa. mualc William Holden, Shirley Art Playare. (R) psnts. snd world record Ethiopia's rich history and TONIGHT "TV's Flntsl Knight ley Duvall) spin straw Into who csll during lha telecast director ol the Boaton Sym- phony Orcheatra, conducts • THCKE OF THE M0HT updstes. (R) current crisis dua to drought Hours" A look tt the cover- • MOVK *** "The gold Ned Beany. Paul Doo MERVORFFM LIBIUS) w w Beethoven's "Overture to Gueats: Lea Horsley, Alen snd lamina. Quasi appear age ot the tragedy al the Horse Soldiara" (1969, ley and Bud Con also star. MOVC "When She Says DflBtI COLUMBO A brother S Prometheus Opus 43" and and the Rep Company. tncaa by Dabby Boone. 1972 Olympic Games in Adventure) John Wayne, Q No" (Premiere, Drama) and eltter fight lor control concludes with the com- ABC NEWS NtOMTUNE Mike Connors snd Marilyn Munich (Part 1) William Holden 6:06® MOVK ***» "Duel" Kathleen Oulnlan. Jeffrey over a corporation. (Ft) plete performance of "Gur- COLLEGE BASKETBALL Haaaeit BENNY MU USA COLLEGE BASKET- (1971, Suspanae) Dennit DeMunn. 8 SHOW MOVK ** "The relieder". Georgetown vs. Syracuse •J MOVC ** "Zanobla" NEWS Wtsvsr, Tim Herbert. SHOW MOVK **H "The Baaal Within" (1982, Hor- BALL Memphis Stale va. • THE HONEYMOONERS (1938. Comedy) S THREE'S COMPANY Virginia Tech 8:30 B CAROL BURNETT AM) Beat Little Whorehouae In 10.00 • EMERALD POMT, N.A.S. ror) Ronny Cox, Bibi Batch. SOAP OPERAS

ALL MY CHILDREN: trouble develops. Blaine Hope and Larry identify my as manager. Bobbi has in Corinth, or she'll reveal "Ravel Pa vane to a Dead secret admirer. Hogan the pictures of him and Suspecting she is pregnant, and Stacy have baby Roman as her attacker. emergency hysterectomy. her identity. Princess Opens Door to thinks it's bad idea for Jill. Lindsey tells Jack she Liza confronts Tad, whoshower. Tony realizes Delia knows Brock and Bobbi realize ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Future." Sunny to go out with Jack, wants top-level job or she scrapes together money AS THE WORLD reason for Phoenix's or- that their value systems Injected with anesthetic by RYAN'S HOPE: Coming but she thinks Hogan's will show pictures to John. ders but refuses to tell him are totally different. Ed- to New York, Jackie lying- jealous. Jack orders Patti to stop for an .abortion. Learning TURNS: Karen upset with Hawk, Jenny lies near seeing Danny or he'll use it of Tad's offer. Larry goes John for talking to Gunnar what it is. Delia upset ward learns Allison is real- death. When her condition ly tells Joe she is pregnant. when Tony offers Anna job ly Lureen Sharps. Joe tells Siobhan, who con- YOUNG AND THEin court. Patti tells Jack to to Joe. who is disappointed about Dusty. Franny saves improves, David asks her RESTLESS: Lindsey Wells lay off or she's going to by Tad's course of action. Marcy from being arrested and has her move into GUIDING LIGHT: After to marry him and she ceals her own pregnancy. Liza's pregnancy tests are for shoplifting. John tells penthouse. Anna discovers Beth tells him about Brad- Joe learns that there is a tells'Jack they met at move back in with him, secret passageway in ley raping her, Philip accepts. Returning from party during college and he take all. the money he has negative. Donna tells Ross Richard he hates Gunnar San Carlos, Marco has lead contract out on Jack. dated her and then ruined and give him absolutely no about her past as a prosti- but needs more time penthouse. Alex en- promises he will protect SEARCH FOR TOMOR- tute. Ross respects her before killing Gunnar for courages Liz to pursue her and they will always be on Cristofori letter. her life when he asked her sex life. Doug offers to be Don. Edwina angry because ROW: Sunny's latest to prove her love. Jack father of Julia's child, but candor and Donna decides him. Paul has nightmare together. Rick and Mindy anonymous gift is heart- to tell Adam. Donna is about man wanting to take EDGE OF NIGHT: Moe escape Bradley by using a Marco pretended he was says he can't remember she says no, she doesn't disturbed when she finds a Barbara away. Bob so Eberhardt tells the Whit- toy gun. Unaware Bradley going to Washington. David shaped music box. Jack her. She then informs him want father to know about half-crazed Adam babbling fixated about problems of neys to drop the Standing is trailing them, Rick and reads letter, which says, reveals he is Sunny's she was the one who took the child's existence. about the end of the world! CAPITOL: Thinking Elk case. While talking to Mindy decide to pay last Mike tells Erica he has Clarissa's shooting may Preacher on hotline, visit to Belvedere castle Tibet assignment, unaware have been inside job, Tyler Shelley pops pill and swigs before returning home. Adam made sure Mike was recalls Zed standing at foot booze. Suddenly there is a Rick and Mindy unaware given the remote job. Un-of stairway. Thomas tells knock on Shelley's door.. that the mime act in the MOVIE TIMETABLE able to find work. Jesse Wally that Clarissa may She hangs up and Derek is park is Beth and Philip agrees to be messenger for unable to trace call. Later Josh touched when he spots not survive surgery and it IftfocnMtton for th# n>ovt*i UmtjV LONQ •RANCH SftAViaW lUUARf ClNtMA II — Uncommon Valor (R) 1:30. 3 35. the unsavory Bud. Jesse will be Thomas' fault be- Preacher realizes it was his high-school ring around table le provided by theater oper- LONQ e)HANCH MOVIE t I — The BIO Chill IR) 730, 9:30 5 40. 7 45. 9:50 furious when he finds Calvin knocking on door. Reva's neck. ators. Slnoe movie* ere subject to Hot Doo (R) 7:30. S 30 MIDDLUROOK I - WOOOBRIDOE cause he decided to go change. It It recommended thet LONG MAHCH MOVIM II - The Men Who Loved Women (R) CINEMA I — Angie working at Foxy's in ahead with it. Wally then Preacher rushes to Shelley LOVING: At cabin, Lily raadera call me theater to confirm Termt ol Endearment (PS) 7 15. 7:15. 9:25 Star SO (R) 1:30. 3:30. 5:30. 7:30. sleazy costume. and saves her. Jeremy correct llmee Ml MIDDUBROOK II - 9:30 pays a visit to his father's II comes out and is about MOMMOUTM COUNTY Educating Rita IPO) 7:20. 9:30 CINEMA II — ANOTHER WORLD: grave and prays for Clar- promises Shelley he will to strike Jack with ax when UA MIDDLETOWN I - RID BANK Sltyground (R) 2:00. 4:00 6 00. stay by her. Curtis walks In. Lily II •THAI TfflM of Endearment (PQ) 1:16. RflO BANK MOVIM I - SOO. 10:00 Perry shot in shoulder issa's life. Clarissa's heart- Itloul (PQI 7:30. » 20 7:00. g 30 Pauline on the Beech (R) 7:30. SOMERSET COUNTY Jamie and Sandy pursue beat is restored, the bullet begs Curtis to take her •THA'- aMOM CINCMA II — UA MIOOLETOWN II — 9:20 SOMERSET GENERAL HOSPITAL: The Men Who Loved women (R| SllkWOOd |R) 100, 7:00. » 20 RIO BANK MOVIIB II - RUTOERE PLAZA CINEMA I - is removed and she's on the away. Curtis refuses, she 7 20. B 30 and catch Ted. As Perry Grant tries to piece back UA MIDOLETOWN III — The Big gmra Terms of Endearment (PO) 7:15, recovers in hospital, Brian road to recovery. Brenda needs help. Lily II then AWIMY »AHK Never Cry Wolf (POI 1:16. 7:16. 9:40 eight missing years of his 4TM AV. TMIATiri — SHMWSBUIIY PLAZA CINEMA I RVTOERS PLAZA CINEMA II — heartbroken by Ted's ac- finds Wally at his father's tells Curtis that she never The Qlil from SEX (XXXI 7:30. tjii Sllkwood (R) 7:16, u 40 life. Alan, feeling sorry for UA MIDOLETOWN IV - Star 60 (R) 7:30. 9:30 tions. Brian refuses to grave and tells him about loved him and was only 10:00; Marathon (XXXI 1:45 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II MPAA RATINOS the original Grant, offers •AM CINIHA — Star 60 (R) 1:00. 7:30. u 30 Slayground (R) 746. B45 Q — general euOences. Clarissa. using him. Lily I tells Jack Peeohaa 4 Cream (XXXI plua Bed UA MIDOLETOWN V - spring Ted from jail be- him chance to attend local SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III PO — All egea If arental guidance cause he knows his son DAYS OF OUR LIVES: she is afraid and he says he Ulrla (XXX) uiKSouTo^*: Termt of Endearment (PQ) 7:16. euogeeted) medical school. Jackie and will stay with her and get LYRIC - Hot Dog (HI 1 15. 7:30.9:30 MO R — RetMMed. (Pertene under 17 needs psychiatric help After his attempt to kill Grant become friends. All Mate Films (XXX) continuous UA MIDOLETOWN VII - MIDDLESEX COUNTY Jamie asks Nicole to move Hope fails (it was never her the proper help. Shana from 13 noon through 11 p.m. Soarfaoa |R) 1:00. 5:00 EDISON parent, of eduN Celia and Grant II decide ATLANTIC NAHLANM OCEAN TOWNSHIP MENLO PARK CINEMA I — in with him. While Mac is tells Cabot he either makes ATLANTIC CIMCNA - intended to succeed), to remain in Port Charles. aiAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I - Sllkwood (fl) 150, 4 35, 7:20. 8 40 X - Adults only flying back to Bay City on her head of one of his Cnntllne (H) 7 00. 9:00 Star SO IR) 7:45. 9:45 "Tony" strips off Roman Blackie forced to fire Tom- •ATONTOWN MCMI n PAP.IT riNt>»< II - his private iet. engine Brady mask he is wearing. failing department stores COMMUNITY I — Lonely> GuOuyy IN) 7:207 . 9:15 COMMUNITY II — ATLANTIC CINEMA Angel (R) 7:30. 9:30 FREEHOLD MRGAIN MAflNliS .100 ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS M1-t14t FREEHOLD CINEMA 6 - ALL MATS S2.OO Terma of Endearment (PQ) 7:15. ENDS TONITE 7-9:15 9:46 FREEHOLD CINEMA 6 — Angel |R) 7.26. 9:30 FREEHOLD CINEMA • - Star 60 (R) 7:30. 9:30 FREEHOLD CINEMA 6 - Lonely Quy IR) 7 30, 9 25 FREEHOLD ClNEMA t - \ paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Rates 13 75 for three lines for 1 day ($1.00 each Never Cry Wolf (PQ) 7:20. 9:30 PMEHOLO CINEMA 6 - idditional line) $5 00 for three lines for two days ill 50 each additional line), 16 50 (or three lines for three days Slayground JR) 7:25. 9:25 WE WILL BE CLOtED 12 00 each additional line), $7 50 [or three lines for four or five days ($2.25 each additional line), $9 00 for three lines TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY REOPEN ON FRIDAY or six to eight days ($2 50 each additional line), 110.50 for three lines for nine to ten days (13.00 each additional line) The Big Chill IR) 7:15. 9:30 RT... 6 CINECINEMAA IIII - 113 50 for three lines for eleven days. Each additional day $1 00, each additional line 13,00 Deadline 11 A.M. two days Sllkwood (HI 7:100 . 99:44 5 >efore publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for The Date Secretary. RT. 9 CINEMA III - TERNS OT Hot Dog (R) 7:30. 6:20 ENDEARMENT OBI RT. t CINIMA IV — 7:15 * *|M Sponsored by the Holmdel Auxiliary Ytntl (PQ) 7:05. 9.36 JANUARY ZS - WEDNESDAY Trip to Ice Capades. Sponsored by HOWELL to Bayshore Community Hospital Divorced and separated support Open Door. Excellent seats. Cost: TOWN- f 946-9710 or 264-6346. Eduostlng Rita IPO) 7 20. » 30 group. Wednesday evenings, 7 p.m. 121 Call 739-3963, 495-2471. 583-0704. COUNTRY — Do you need help? A group is forming The Man Who Loved women |R) FEBRUARY 16 - THURSDAY 7:20, 9:30 Urn BW MatlRM Prtcs., »„„ it King of Kings Lutheran Church in Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, KEVPORT Vliddletown. Call for scheduled de New Jersey State Youth Orchestra THE MOVIES OP KEVPORT — Thurs.. Feb. 16, 1984. Sponsored by The Power IR) 7:20. 9:16 • .ails 871-3348. Winter Concert featuring Schubert's $ooo Unfinished Symphony, Rumson-Fair the St. Agnes PTA Doors open at 6 Haven High School, Ridge Rd al p.m., starts at 7:30. Donation 12.50 JANUARY 31 - TUESDAY Bingham, Rumson, 3 p.m. Free, Red Bank Catholic High School TERMS OF ENDEARMEN1 Parents Without Partners, PTA. luncheon Fashion Show, 11:30 m INIKIIIIII ES Bayshore Chapter 644, New Jersey FEBRUARY 7 - TUESDAY a.m. Shore Casino, Tiger Lily, LTD SILKWOOD Regional' Fund Raiser. Don Quit- Junior Woman's Club of Middle- and Renette Leonard, Inc. $15 per m-muw-t.M Jte's, Hwy 34, Matawan. 8 30 sharp town to sponsor a Chinese Auction on person. Reservations, Bernadette inenution Members 15 Non-mem- Tues.Feb. 7; Buck Smith's, Palmer McGann. 222-2753, or Susan Scheurer Mrs 18. Open to the public. Everyone Ave.. East Keansburg Doors open at 5304450. :an attend. Chapter phone 747-3464 SCARFACE 7; auction at 8. Donation of $2 50 All FEBRUARY 17 - FRIDAY proceeds to charity. Refreshments. Parish Fifties' Dance, St. Anne's NEVER CRY WOLF !.•.., JAN. 31 & FEB. 1 TUES. & WED. auditorium, Keansburg. N.J. Hot at MJM.-THUIV.-t l& Mi III St. Agnes School registration for FEBRUARY 8 - WEDNESDAY Cold buffet, beer It set-ups. BYOB. HIE LONELY GUY lal 1984-85 classes. 55 South Ave.. Atlan- Come join us for an evening of fun. Band (Teach) plus D.J. Tickets $10 "Kl-TKUBl-1 n. I» in tic Highlands 291-1050 K thru 8th. Saint Mary Rosery It Altar Society is per person. Call 787-8303 or 495-1443. Kindergarteners must be 5 yrs. by having a Chinese Auction to be held October 1st. Tues 11 a.m. to noon. It at Buck Smith's. Palmer Ave., E. FEBRUARY 18 - SATURDAY 3 30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wed. 10 a.m. to 2 Keansburg, on Wed , Feb. 8th. Doors Trip to see "Alvin and The Chip- p.m. in school library. will open at 6:30 p.m. Gifts included: munks'/and Harlem Globetroters toaster oven, portable TV. bicycle, Cost 130. Sponsored by The Open Door. Call 739-3983, 495-2471. 563-0704. M *•*! front StTMt FEBRUARY 2 - THURSDAY afghans, hand-made articles It many ONE OF THE YEAR'S TEN BEST more. Coffee 4 cake will be served, Lincroft Cooperative Nursery FEBRUARY II - SUNDAY R*d stank, N.J. TIME MAGAZINE admission price Is 13.00 per person. WABC TV School announces open house for Fall Highlands First Aid Squad sponsor- Advance sales only For tickets 530-7826 AT THE MOVIES WPIX-TV registration. Feb. 2. from 1 to 2 p.m. ing bus trip to Claridge Casino. Bus NEW YORK POST please call 671-2376. 787-2910 or Classes for 2 4 to 5 year olds. In departing at 2:30, return approx. SNEAK PREVIEWS WNET-TV 671-3035 Lincroft Presbyterian Church. Jane midnight. Cost $15. Receive $15 cash Panter. Director. 4 $2.50 meal ticket. For tickets call 291-5968. Ploughman's Lunch. St. John's FEBRUARY 4 - SATURDAY Church at 12 noon. IS choice of soups, FEBRUARY tl - TUESDAY Oceanport Hook & Ladder Ladies cheeses, breads, salads, desserts It Dorothy Loudon in "Noises Off" Auxiliary is holding a dance, "Beat beverages. Reservations. Make dinner at Splndletop, $50. Leaves St. The Blues," 9 p.m. to 1 am 21 Main check to: Women of St. John's & mail Marys. New Mon , 4:30p.m. 787-9138 St. *20 a couple. Hot It cold buffet. 11 to Box 216, Little Silver. N.J. 07739 by a.m. to 5 p.m. 542-0365. Eves., 6 to 10 Sat., Feb. 4th. APRIL 28 SAT. - MAY 5 - SAT. p.m., 542-8673, 544-0916. St. Agnes Church, Atlantic High- FEBRUARY I - THURSDAY lands will sponsor a flv/cruite to the

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Trustees of the Monmouth Museum College, of West Mllford. "We would hope to get people yesterday. Those re-elected to serve three- from the educational field, business, At the annual meeting of theyear terms on the board were public relations and things like corporation — which was held in Marlon P. Becker and Dr. Charles that," she pointed out. Berger's home here — Berger was Moeller Jr., both of Little Silver; During the board meeting, which re-elected to a two-year term as Shirley Boll, Thomas F. Daly, followed the meeting of the corpor- president, according to Dorothy Z. Nancy Del Priore, and J.W. Gardam ation, McCosker asked for the Morehouse, director of the Mon- Jr., all of Rumson; Marti Huber, of names of people who could serve on mouth Museum at Brookdale Com- Locust; Christiane Mollet of Middle- the advisory council. munity College, Lincroft. town, and Berger. Morehouse said the council will be During the meeting, Jane Morehouse said the board will organized soon. McCosker of Rumson was re-elected sorely miss the guidance of Geof- Berger proposed that a "future as the board's second vice-president frey Azoy. Azoy, who hailed from planning committee" be set up, and Cynthia Buff, also of Rumson, Little SUver, died last March. He "with the idea being to propose was re-elected as the assistant was one of the museum's founders future directions for the museum, treasurer. Both will serve two-year and had served as the board's now that it's reached its 20th terms. treasurer. anniversary," Morehouse said. Newcomers to the board include Board members were asked by Brlce DeGanahl, Claire Fennell, and "We all express regret at Geof- frey's passing, after all his support Berger to serve on subcommittees IU0MX photo bf Lire, F.rna Monta Howard, all of Rumson, and which would make individual R F Herter and Douglas L. Mcll- in the museum," Morehouse said. proposals for the committee. Those RE-ELECTED — Howard R. Berger (center), who DeGanahl, of Rumson; Ray Herter, of Red Bank; vain, both of Red Bank. They will In other business, the board voted yesterday was re-elected president of the Board of Claire Fennell of Rumson; and Douglas Mcllvam of suggestions would later be com- serve one-year terms. to establish an advisory council to bined into a report to be submitted Trustees of the Monmouth Museum, poses with the Red Bank. Re-elected to the board to serve provide "objective assistance" to to the entire board at a June newest members of the board: (left to right) Brice two-year terms were John Fennell the board, Morehouse said. Themeeting, Morehouse said Family and Children's Service fetes 75th year FREEHOLD — Approximately 125 people gathered at the American Hotel yesterday afternoon to attend the 74th annual meeting of the Family and Children's Service — an event coinciding with the non-profit organization's 75th anniversary. A highlight of the one-hour meet- ing was the state of the agency report given by Betty Ann Ryan, president of the organization's Board of Directors, according to Abby Begel, the agency's director of development. In reviewing the private organiza- tion's progress throughout 1983, Ryan pointed out that "we continued our commitment to provide services that strengthen individuals and fam- ily life through education, care and treatment." Begel quoted Ryan as saying, "our main concern, as always, is how we can best serve the community." Begel noted that Ryan's dream is "to create a foundation board, recognizing that we can no longer function without reserves. This is a matter of survival." The organization currently relies on federal and state grants, fun- draising, individual contributions and fees on a sliding scale, Begel explained. Begel said the agency has been "blessed with a new auxiliary — the adoption auxiliary." With the new addition, the agency now has six auxiliaries. 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UA£L,EJ1 l-nJit nco" «*»'" lae iuiai piubieins. will meet at 7:30 not be members of either congrega- ai /:30 p.m. at the Katr Haven police Persons interested in weight loss RED BANK — The Rotary Club sculpture sewing classes will begin p.m. at the Monmouth Chemical tion but must be between the ages station on Flsk Street. are invited to attend. will hold a business meeting at 12:1$ at 7:30 p.m. at Holmdel Road Dependency Treatment Center, 152 of 18 and 65 or if with parental FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - FAIR HAVEN - The weekly, p.m. at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Recreation Center. For further in- Chelsea Ave. consent and in good health. Liberty Oak Chapter, Sweet meeting of Tough Love will be held KEYPORT - The Board of formation, call Marion Ortlieb. HAZLET — The Rarltan Bay RED BANK - The, Red Bank Adelines, meets every Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at the Fair Haven police Trustees of the Free Public Library, Town Criers Chapter of the Society Sports Council will meet at 8 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. in the Freehold Town- station on Fisk Street. Broad Street, will meet at 8 p.m. in TOMORROW for the Preservation and Ena-t the Community YMCA. Plans for ship Safety Building. Women who MATAWAN - The Board of the library. The public is invited to RED BANK - The Exchange couragement of Barber Shop boys' and girls' baseball, Softball enjoy singing are invited to come Trustees of the Matawan-Aberdeen attend. B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. JANUARY 30. 1964 McEnroe downs Lendl in four sets PHILADELPHIA (AP) - John this point. McEnroe recalled, that and the two held service to 6-6, "I didn't think he had any busi- tournament showed his famous Instead he clocked me and I had to McEnroe admitted that at one point he began to think in terms of a fifth forcing a tiebreaker. ness beating me seven straight," temper. go back and play because I didn't of his four set victory over Ivan want to lose the point." set. The tiebreaker was virtually a McEnroe said. He twice berated the umpire for Lendl he thought there would be a "He probably should have won the On the same subject, Lendl ob- calls he felt were wrong. Lendl said he had many op- fifth set. wipeout. After losing the first point. I fourth) set when he had me 3-0," McEnroe won the next six. Lendl served, "I was saying when I was Twice he was given a 15 second portunities he during the match, but McEnroe, 24, of New York City, McEnroe said, noting that he hadn't made it 6-2 with a service ace and winning seven times, I knew it was warning which meant loss of a point didn't take advantage of them. defeated Lendl, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3,' 7-6 entirely written off the fourth set forced McEnroe into an error to going to end sometime. And one of if play didn't continue. yesterday in a best-of-five-set match "I also was thinking of getting these days it will turn around During the week, McEnroe ad- for the' US Pro Indoor title. make it 6-3. McEnroe then scored again." McEnroe went back to work, but vanced with a first-round bye, and back into the set. " he said. match point on a drop shot for a 7-3 later between games had a heated McEnroe earned the $54,000 first McEnroe said he felt he had a McEnroe, who was seeded second triumphs over Peter Fleming, Scott prize with his ninth triumph in 17 tiebreaker triumph. discussion with the referee and the Davis Tomas Smid and Wojtek chance because Lendl hadn't blown in the tournament, is the second supervisor. matches against Lendl. him out. Those first three games McEnroe, who beat Lendl the first ranked player in the world behind Fibak. Lendl reached the final with Lendl, 23. of Czecholsovakia. were hard fought. four times they met, then lost seven Lendl, who was seeded first. "In the second set there were a bye and victories over Stefan broke McEnroe's service in the McEnroe did get back into the straight, now has defeated his tough "It was a really tight, intense type some bad calls," McEnroe said. "I Simonsson, Tim Gullikson, Brad second game of the fourth set and game After holding his service for rival in five of their last six of match," said McEnroe who for asked the umpire to ask the lines- Gilbert and third seeded Yannick held his serve to lead 3-0. It was at 31. he broke Lendl in the fifth game meetings. the first time in the week-long man if he was sure on the call Noah. East downs West in OT, 154-145

DENVER (AP) - After the East fueled a late East surge with deft listen to in the third quarter," said period with a three-point play, and All-Stars downed their West ball-handling and 21 points to lift the the winning coach, K.C. Jones of the the West never threatened after counterparts for a record fifth East to victory. Boston Celtics. that. straight year, Isiah Thomas insisted "It's special to win. This game With 3:50 left to go in regulation, Julius Erving of the Philadelphia that there was only one reason for just takes care of itself," Thomas the East had rolled to a 128-119 lead 76ers tossed in six of his game-high the winning streak — luck. said. "Everything you do just seems and appeared to have the game in 34 points in overtime and the 76ers' "We've just been lucky. There are to turn out right. hand. Andrew Toney hit nine of his 13 24 great players out there and it's "My job today was to move the But Seattle's Jack Sikma trig- points in the extra period. just luck that determines which side ball around and make things happen gered a dramatic West rally, capped Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of Los An- wins," Thomas said of the East's and keep everybody happy. I think by Magic Johnson's basket that tied geles, making his record-tying 13th 154-145 overtime victory in the everybody on our team was happy, it at 132-132 with 20 seconds remain- All-Star appearance, finished with National Basketball Association's because we all got involved with the ing. 25 points to lead the West. 34th Annual All-Star Game yester- game." Both teams had a chance to win It was the third overtime game in day Thomas got 10 of his points in a in regulation, but a 20-footer by NBA All-Star history, all won by the "I can't say we had better third-quarter surge that saw the Boston's Larry Bird with about six East, and the second in four years. players, there were 24 great players East squad steadily slice away at seconds left only nicked the hoop. The East's 154 points was an All- out there today and we won, that's the West's 76-62 halftime advantage The West got the rebound, but a Star record, and so was the com- all," said Thomas, the game's Most and narrow the gap to 107-99 at the desperation jumper by the Lakers' bined 299 points. Valuable Player. end of the period. Johnson from outside the three- Johnson, of Los Angeles, and After going scoreless in the first "Everything I said in the dressing point line hit only the backboard. Sikma finished with 15 points half. Thomas, of the Detroit Pistons, room at halftime they started to Thomas opened the overtime apiece. Theismann shows he's a winner HONOLULU (AP) - A week He also said of the game. "You and two interceptions in the edge in the series, got its other after one of his biggest football put together a group like this and Redskins' 38-9 Super Bowl loss to the ' points on a 14-yard run by Los disappointments, Joe Theismann football is really fun." Los Angeles Raiders a week ago, Angeles Rams' rookie Eric was the best of the best in the NFC Coach Bill Walsh of the San opened the Pro Bowl by competing Dickerson, a 2-yard scoring pass National Football League. Francisco 49ers seemed awed by his his first 11 throws. from San Franciso's Joe Montana to The Washington Redskins' quar- squad's play. He threw scoring strikes of 16 Andrews and a 23-yard field goal by terback, frustrated in the Super "I think this could be the greatest yards to Williams Andrews of the New York Giants' Ali Haji- Bowl loss to the Los Angeles group of players ever put together Atlanta. 8 yards to James Lofton of Sheikh. Raiders, staged a Pro Bowl record- on one team," he said. "The Green Bay and 6 to the Packers' The AFC's only score was a 43- shattering passing show yesterday quarterbacks, the receivers, the Paul Coffman yard field goal by Pittsburgh's Gary to lead the NFC to a 45-3 thrashing linebackers and defensive linemen The NFC defense, meanwhile, Anderson in the second quarter. of the AFC in the annual all-star are particularly impressive. held the AFC stars in check. Among game. Chuck Knox, the Seattle Seahawks the standouts for the National The 34-year-old Theismann,'mak- He completed 21 of 27 for 242 Coach who guided the AFC, said that Conference, which recorded eight ing his second Pro Bowl start in as yards and three touchdowns, with Theismann looked very sharp, and sacks of AFC quarterbacks Dan many years, topped the 17 comple- the number of completions and the that the fact he played just a week Fouts and Bill Kenney, was Los tions record set by Fouts last year, three touchdowns both new stan- ago may have given him an edge Angeles Rams' safety Nolan and the passing mark of two dards for the game. over the AFC quarterbacks, who'd Cromwell. touchdowns that had been shared by Asked if his performance, which been off since the end of the regular He picked off one of Fouts' pass three players. Aaaoclatad Praia photo earned him Player of the Game season. - ' and scampered 45 yards for an NFC The INK." broke on top on Haji- SAILING — Eastern Conference's Isiah Thomas (lelt), who plays for honors, made up for the defeat in the "We fell behind early and it was score and later recovered an AFC Sheikh's field goal, then built a 17-3 the Detroit Pistons, slips a pass by Western Conference's Alex English NFL title game. Theismann said too tough to play catchup." said fumble. halftime lead as Andrews hauled in ot the Denver Nuggets during the 34th NBA All-Star game in Denver simply. "No. I didn't come out here Knox. The NFC, which now has won six touchdown passes from Theismann yesterday. for that." Theismann. a victim of six sacks of the last 11 and holds a 9-5 overall and Montana Ruotsalainen sparks Rangers, New Yorkers move into first

NEW YORK (API - Reijo a 34-3-3 home record against St. Perreault and Craig Ramsay each Ruotsalainens second goal of the Louis since the Blues joined the scored two goals in the third period game with 7:22 remaining in the league St I.ouis has a road record as the Buffalo Sabres extended their third period gave New York a'3-2 of 4-19-3 this season, second worst in unbeaten streak to 13 games with a victory over the St Louis Blues last the league 7-3 National Hockey League victory night, lifting the Rangers into first Bernie Federko'8 power-play goal over the Pittsburgh Penguins last place in the National Hookey at 7:41 of the opening period, a 10- night ^League's Patrick Division foot rebound over a sprawling New Paul Cyr. Ric Selling and Gilles ^The victory put the Rangers one York goalie (ilen Hanlon. put the Hamel also scored for Buffalo. Doug point ahead of the idle New York Blues in front 1-0. Shedden had two goals, and Ron Islanders It marks the first time The Rangers tied the game on a Flockhart had one for the Penguins. since 1972 that the Rangers have power-play goal by Anders Hedberg Perreault was playing in his been in first place this late in the at 3:09 of the second period when he 1.000th NHL game, only the 52nd season . fired a 15-footer from the slot Liut. player in the league's history to do Ruotsalainen s game-winning- Huntsalainen scored his first goal, so. Ramsay's two goals were his goal was a turnaround 50-foot blast his Ililh of the season, at 6:27 of the first at home this season. from the tcip of the right faceoff period on a breakaway when he With the Sabres clinging to a 2-1 circle that sailed between the pads ripped a 2ufooter over Liut's left lead, Ramsay opened a five-goal of St. Louis goalie Mike Liut It was shoulder to give the Hangers a 2-1 third-period barrage at 2:57, firing a one of only three shots the Rangers lead 20-footer off the post past Pittsburgh had on Liut in the final period — Doug Wickenheiter of the Blues, goalie Roberto Romano. Perreault they were outshot 2816 for the game acquired recently from Montreal, notched his 25th of the year 1:09 — and came on a play that STANDING TALL — Bill Bennett (first from left), North High School's Central Jersey Group IV title tied the game at 2-2 at 16.14 of the later to break open the game. coach Vic Kubu. New York Giants' delensive Ruotsalainen began by dumping the second period with a 25-foot shot Shedden scored his second of the this past season. The team was honored at a puck into the St Louis end from the through a screen game at 8:28. but Ramsay deflected backfield coach Len Pontes. Anthony Fabiano, dinner at Buck Smith's in Keansburg yesterday. center red line Buffalo 7, Pittsburgh 3 a drive from the point by Mike and Anthony Longhitano reflect on Middletown The victory also gave the Rangers BUFFALO. N Y, (API - Gil Ramsey past Romano to make it 5-2.

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12V SERVICE 1st IN SELECTION MONDAY. JANUARY 30. 1984 The Daily Register B3 Vikings name Steckel HONOLULU (AP) - Let Steckel, had told him a few yean ago that he Steckel, a former Kansas running who says he'i frequently described believed be had the ability to be a back, had served as an assistant as a "perfectionist and a work- bead coach in the NFL. coach at Colorado University and aholic," was formally announced Steckel added, however, that be the Naval Academy before joining the San Francisco 49ers' staff in yetterday as the new coach of the was surprised it happened so quick- Minnesota Vikings. ly im Steckel, a boyish-looking 37-year- "I was shocked, as everybody was He said there were many simi- old, replaces Bud Grant, who an- shocked, when Bud announced be laritites and a few differences nounced Friday that he was resign- was retiring," Steckel said. "Bud between him and Grant. ing in order to have time "to pursue called me Friday night and told me "Consistency is one thing we have some other interests in life." they were offering me the job." in common," Steckel said. "Con- On the Vikings' staff as a re- Steckel flew into Honolulu late sistency is a fiber that runs through ceivers coach since 1979. Steckel Saturday, met with Vikings Presi- Bud Grant, and I realize how becomes only the third head coach dent Max Winter, General Manager important it is to have consistency in the club's history. Norm Van Mike Lynn and Grant to work out in your lifestyle and in your ap- Brocklin was the first, from details of a contract. proach to football. 1961-1966, and Grant had held the job Winter said Steckel had been "One difference is that I'm not as the past 17 years. given a three-year contract, and low-key as Bud Grant. "I show a lot "Some people describe me as added: "Les has done an excellent of intensity." Job for us. I feel the transition is perfectionist and a workaholic." Grant, who will remain with the Steckel said at an informal press going to be minimal, since he knows the system and the personnel." Vikings in as yet undetermined role, conference at Aloha Stadium just said of Steckel, "He's well-prepared prior to the start of the National Lynn said Steckel's "depth of for the job. He knows a lot and he's Football League's Pro Bowl game. knowledge" of the game and of the a real competitor." "I say, 'What's wrong with a guy Vikings were among the prime who works hard and tries to do a factors in his selection. His relative "Bud and Mike have told me they good job?' " youth was another factor, said Lynn. will stay out of the football aspect." AWARD WINNERS — Former Monmouth College 48th annual New Jersey Sports Writers Association Steckel, who recently rejected a "Age was a factor," said Lynn. said Steckel. "But I would be foolish swimming coach Dick Steadman (left), Abel Kiviat banquet yesterday at the Pines Manor in Edison. chance to become head coach at the "You can look at the fact that we've not to use Bud's advice. I'm going (center), and David A. "Sonny" Werblin, former Steadman received a special achievement award, University of Minnesota, said Grant only had two coaches." to be calling on him many times." president of Madison Square Garden gather at the while Kiviat was the Hall of Fame recipient. Lewis a serious threat to top 30-foot barrier NEW YORK (AP) - Carl Lewis jumper, also had soared 28-10V4 in 30-4 thunderous rush down the runway exactly 4'4 inches short of Beamon s The start ol. the long jump has been threatening to become the the USA Championships last sum- Surprisingly, in the Millrose "When a long jumper gets a good record. competition had been delayed more first long jumper to break the 30- mer at Indianapolis. The world Games, Lewis, the final jumper in one. he knows it right away. " said It was a remarkable jump, es- than a half-hour when it was foot barrier, and he thinks this is the record is 29-2 Vi, by Bob Beamon of the competition, was trailing Larry Lewis. "As soon as I left the board. pecially in view of the short runway discovered that the long jump pit year he will make it. the United States in the 7,400-foot Myricks going into his last attempt. I knew it was at least 28-6." and the hard landing pit was only" 28-4 That hardly would "I think I can beat the world altitude of Mexico City in the 1968 Myricks had matched his career It was a lot longer than that — 4M "This was my best jump ever, have been enough for the incom- record outdoors this year, and I Olympic Games. indoor best with a leap of 27-6 on his inches longer, to be exact, and indoors or outdoors." said Lewis parable Lewis think I can jump 30 feet," he said Lewis, the 1983 world champion final try. Lewis' best until that point Friday night after smashing his and the overwhelming favorite to was 27-2V win the gold medal in this year's Los world indoor best with a remarkable A loose board at the start of the leap of 28 feet, 10U inches in the Angeles Olympics, came close to Gradin goal dumps Devils, 3-2 runway had been giving him trouble breaking the 30-foot mark in the 1982 Millrose Games at Madison Square in his approach to the takeoff board National Sports Festival at In- Garden. After Lewis' fifth jump. Coach Tom VANCOUVER, British Columbia opening period, assisted on Stan - game Paul Uagne scored their dianapolis. Lewis' winning effort, on his final Tellez told him to move the start of (AP) — Thomas Gradin broke out of Smyl's tie-breaking goal at 1:44 of other goal at 8 40 of the final period attempt, equalled the second- One jump, on which it appeared his run back about a foot. a season-long slump with his ninth the second period and gave the The Canucks got a solid per- longest jump ever — indoors or he had broken the barrier, was ruled and 10th goals as the Vancouver Canucks a 3-1 lead at 17:38 of the formance from goalie Richard outdoors — and was 9'i inches a foul. Even the mild-mannered He did — and it worked perfectly. Canucks defeated the New Jersey middle period Brodeur. who faced 22 shots, includ- farther than the previous world Lewis protested, contending he not Lewis also had help from his Devils. 3-2, in a National Hockey New Jersey's Tim Higgins opened ing nine in the third period when indoor best of 28-1 that he had set stepped beyond the foul line on the sister. Carol, the American indoor League game last night the scoring on a rebound of Joe Vancouver managed just one shot on nearly two years ago . takeoff board. Officials, however, record holder in the women's long Gradin. who scored 32 times last Cirella s shot from the point at 4 26 the Devils' Ron Low after firing 17 The 22-year-old from Willingboro, overruled him. jump. She held down the takeoff season, got both his goals on power of the first period, but the Devils shots on the New Jersey net in the N.J., ranked the world's No. 1 long Later, the jump was measured at board as her brother made his plays. He tied the score 1-1 in the were badly outplayed for most of the second period Devils to host hockey classic EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Rick Vaive, one of the few bright stories in an otherwise drab National Hockey League season for the Toronto Maple Leafs, relishes his All-Star Game opportunity tomorrow night. It's Vaive's third appearance in the league's annual showcase, but this one is much different. "The first two years I was named a team representative and not voted on," the right winger said. "This year, it feels a lot better with the fact I've been voted on. It's certainly one of the high points of my career." Vaive, 24, was selected a second-team Campbell Conference star last week behind first-team pick Jari Kurri of Edmonton Oilers in choices by 30 members of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association. His arrival as a bona fide all-star is just reward for the high-scoring Leaf captain. Vaive has scored 40 goals this season — only Edmonton center Wayne Gretzky, with 61, has scored more. Since joining the Leafs in February 1980 in a trade with the Vancouver Canucks, Vaive has enjoyed progressive totals of 33, 54 and 51 goals. He seems destined to break his club record, 54-goal total this season. Former Leaf boss Punch Imlach has referred to the trade that brought Vaive and Bill Derlago to the Leafs for Dave Williams and Jerry Butler, the latter since retired, one his best deals as a general manager. . ' Vaive chipped in a goal last winter when the Campbell All Stars defeated the Wales Conference 9-3 - only the second Campbell victory in the last eight contests: Gretzky was named Most Valuable Player after scoring four goals. "You get there and everybody wants to win, but it's not the end of the world," Vaive said. "Everybody is there to have fun and enjoy themselves and go out and play a good hockey game for the fans. Winning or losing isn't the biggest issue, but it's always nice to win." The All-Star Game in the Brendan Byrne Arena is a sellout — 19,000 tickets have been sold. It will be the second-largest crowd in the game's history. The record of 21,002 was set in 1980 at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Detroit rookie Steve Yzerman, three months short of his 19th birthday, will become the youngest player to compete in an NHL All-Star game. Yzerman is a month younger than Dale Hawerchuk of the Winnipeg Jets was when Hawerchuk played in 1982. Scratches include centers Marcel Dionne of the Los Angeles Kings, out with an ankle injury; Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy of the New York Islanders, both of whom have injured knees, and Washington goalie Al Jensen, out with an sprained back. Bernie Nicholls of the Kings replaces Dionne, Pierre Larouche of the New York Rangers takes Trottier's spot, Tim Kerr of Philadelphia replaces Bossy and Glenn "Chico" Resch of New Jersey will play goalie in place of Jensen. The Campbell Conference will rely heavily on Gretzky and his Oilers' teammates — Mark Messier, Paul Coffey, Kevin Lowe and Grant Fuhr. Edmonton's Jari Kurri, the NHL's second-leading scorer behind IGretzkv. and Tony Tanti of the Vancouver Canucks, also •will miss the game with injuries.

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LSU tied the and top-ranked North Carolina paid score on a dunk by Reynold! but BEAUMONT, Tei»s (AP) - a hefty fee for its 90-79 triumph over No. 10 Louisiana State yesterday Perkins hit two free throw, and Even before lifting Bruce Curry's Smith added a layup to sUrt a Tar While Michael Jordan scored a World Boxing Council super light- Heels run that would give them their weight title with a lOth-round techni- season-high 29 points, including 23 in the second half, point guard Kenny 17th straight victory. cal knockout yesterday at the Beau- North Carolina hit 14 of its last 17 mont Civic Center, undefeated Billy Smith suffered a fractured wrist while driving for a layup late in theshots in the second half and closed Costello was brimming with con- the period at 17 of 25 for 68 percent. fidence second half. He is out indefinitely, according to team officials. The Tar Heels were SI of 58 for ».« "I knew I could beat him and that percent. he couldn't beat me," said the new Smith was breaking away for the basket when LSU's John Tudor Villanova M, Arkansas M king of the 140-pound division, who PHILADELPHIA (AP) - raised his record to 27-0 with 17 knocked him to the floor. Jordan then retaliated for the act byDwayne McClain recalled that Vil- knockouts. "I knew I had the lanova lost a televised college opportunities to beat him. He (Cur- pushing Tudor into the front row of the seats at Carmichael Auditorium. basketball game to Notre Dame last ry) had been through a lot of wars weekend, and he didn't want to see One champion makes another; he "It got me a little frustrated and a rerun. was on his way down and I was on a little angry," Jordan said. "I just my way up." took it in and I apologized." "It was a very big game for us. We didn't want to lose two weeks in It was a series of devastating left Officials called a flagrant foul on Tudor and Smith hit one of two free a row on national TV," said McClain books that spelled the end of Curry's after he scored 20 points, including reign as champion and Costello took throws. They also called a technical foul on Jordan and Derrick Taylor a tip-in with three seconds left, to full advantage with his fight plan super light weight title fight. Challenger Costello lead Villanova to a 58-54 non- being counter hooks to the chin. TITLE FIGHT — Bobby Costello (left) lands a left hit the shot. to the head of Bruce Curry during yesterday's WBC won the match with a TKO in the. 10th round. North Carolina coach Dean Smith conference college basketball vic- "Every time he jabbed, he drop- tory over 16th-ranked Arkansas. ped his hands and it was right said he won't tolerate that sort of behavior. Arkansas tied the score at 54 on there." Costello said in explaining a free throw by LeRoy Sutton with the effectiveness of the hooks "I know (Tudor) didn't do it on purpose," Smith said. "Michael 43 seconds left Villanovas Frank "That's why I laid on the ropes and Koch takes Williams Open Dobbs missed a jump shot with six countered him, because he was open won't come to a teammate's defense like that again." seconds left, but McClain, who all the time. Every time he would SAN DIEGO (AP) - Gary from the memory-haunted Hallberg. coming into the last hole. LSU coach Dale Brown said canned nine of 10 shots from the jab, he would drop his right hand I Hallberg had it wrapped up. had the "I can't emphasize how much I "I was thinking, just hit it down floor, slithered in for his follow-up was also trying to hit him with right Jordan should have been heading for victory in his pocket — until the old thought I didn't have a chance." said there, get your par. and get out," field goal. hands over the jab." memory of a junior tournament Koch, who came from six shots back Hallberg said. the showers after the push. "I don't deny what Michael did •When I saw Happy (Dobbs) go Curry, 1394, of Fort Worth, had planted itself in his mind. with a 7-underpar 65 in the last "Then I started thinking about a up for the shot, I just ran in for the trouble holding off the stronger A routine par. a closing 5 on a hole round and, he said, "was just trying because I would have done the same junior tournament here (on thething. He was protecting one of hisrebound, and nobody locked me Costello. particularly in the seventh that yields birdies by the dozens, to play a good round, rnaybeget in same Torrey Pines course), when I out," McClain said. through ninth rounds The 27-year- was all Hallberg needed yesterday the top 10 and make a good check. players," Brown said. "Tudor didn't was 16, and I was in the same try to hurt anybody. It was an old Costello landed left hooks con- to secure his second consecutive "The thought of winning never The Razorbacks then lost the ball situation against John Cook." aggressive foul. But according to sistently and the tired champion's title in the Isuzu-Andy Williams San entered my mind — not until Gary on the inbounds play and when the rules, Jordan should have been legs began to fail him. Diego Open Golf Tournament. missed that putt." Villanova took over, McClain was That time, just as he did this time, ejected." A left hook followed by an Then that memory intruded, a Kock trailed two men, Andy Bean he put his third shot on the 18th some fouled and made two free throws overhand right dropped Curry for deja-vu situation developed, he re- and Hallberg. when he finished the 30 feet from the flag. By the time the dust had cleared, with two seconds left to seal the the mandatory eight-count early in peated a 9-year-old three-putt bogey regulation 72 holes at 272, 16 shots however, the damage had been victory. the 10th round. He staggered to his and gave second life to Gary Koch, under par on the 7,002-yard South "And, just like I did today. I ran done Trailing 52-46, Jordan scored feet and, after the count, retreated a man who thought he didn't have a course at the Torrey Pines Golf that putt about four feet by. I was five points.to bring the Tar Heels to Villanova Coach Rollie to a comer where Costello began to chance. Club. thinking about it." Hallberg said. "I within 52-51 with 13.05 left. Jerry Massimino was impressed with his Reynolds, who had 29 points for land a flurry of lefts and rights But Bean suddenly was savaged had the same putt coming back that team's defense . .And Koch, who had waited around LSU. hit a follow shot with 12:43 left Referee Richard Steele moved in by a seven, a triple bogey that I had in that junior tournament. "We tried a new defense today for for about an hour but fully expected to give the Tigers a 54-52 lead. Smith and stopped the scheduled 12-round to be closed out. siezed his op-knocked him out of the lead and sent the first time ever," he said. "It was "I took my time on it that time. came back with two free throws at an extended 1-3-1 zone, which really bout 56 seconds into the round when portunity, rapped in a 10-foot birdie him reeling back into the pack So this time I thought I'd rush it a Curry, his eyes glazing over and his 12:18, while Damon Vance hit thelimited (Arkansas center Joe) putt on the second hole of a sudden Hallberg then assumed command. little bit. But the same thing front end of a two-shot foul at the hands dropping, failed to respond death playoff and snatched the title He was one stroke ahead of Koch Kleine. The kids did a terrific job happened. I missed it." 12:07 mark to give LSU a 55-53 lead with it." NHL STANDINGS & SUMMARIES OPEN 7 A.M. for your convenience Wales Conference yesterday a Qemee Fiupatnnk 4. (Howe and Holmgian). 15 18 7, Philadelphia. Smisalo. 20 (B Marsh, and Poulm). 17 09 Pananws - O'Callahan. Chi. 3 15. Patrick Divtalon Montreal 7. Boston 2 ' QA Savard, Chi 9 06 W L T PU OF Quebec 5 Hamcd 5 i« "J:I Second period—8. Chicago. Savard. 27. (B Murray and S Larm*r) NV Rangers 30 17 5 H 213 BuHaio 7. Pittsburgh 3 1 4 26 pp Penalties - Ron Sutler, Ph.. 3 15, B Munay. Chi. 7 37, Boyd, NV lales 31 19 2 M 228 IB. N v Rangers 3. Si Lou* ? 1 179 Chi 11 Ron Suiter. Phi. 12 04. Howe, Phi. 13 46. B Wilson, Chi. 14 42. PNieoeipnia 27 15 8 s. 218 Pn.iadaiprna 5. Chicago 5. lie Siniaalo. Phi. 17 42 WaeNngtor. 27 21 4 193 16) Vancouvft' 3 New Jersey 2 . i 10 35 5 153 EM Third penod-9. Chicago. Gargner. 15 iSavard and S Laimeri. PMBbuign H TontgM't Qemet 10 36 5 141 ill 10 33 pp. 10. Philadelpha. Howe. 10 (Proop and Barber) 19 59 No games scheduled Penalties. S'Larmer. Chi. 3 30. B Wilson. Chi. 7 09. Hpkjrem. Phi. Adams Ohrtelw* I Tomorrow • (Urn* 10 22 utaio 33 13 6 72 210 16 Boston 33 15 3 M 222 '!.'' 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Marpjs Que. 17 19. 12 36 Penalty—Richmond NY, 12 55 LOS Angeles 15 27 10 4(1 215 241 Snots on goal — Quebec B-7 1? i"28. Hartford 13 18 6-2-39 Tune-Up Goalies—Quebec Boucnatd Hartford. Miiien A-10 067 New Jersey 1 0 1-2 •aturdey s Osmes Vancouver 1 1 0-1 Boslon 5. Winnipeg 2 First Period— I New Jersey. Higgins 4 iCirella. Broten). 4 26 2. Philadelphia 4 0 10-5 Montreal 5. Pittsburgh 2 ChChteaet o J 1 t 0-1 Vancouver, Gradin 9 (Smyl. Lanr). 14 02 (pp) Penattws—McAdam. Detroit 4. N V Islanders 3 f rtf period- i Chicago. Preston. 8 (Peterson,. 0 47 2. Philadelphia. NJ..12 10. Bubla. Van. 15 00 Quebec 3, Hartford 0 Hoigren. 8. (Tiopp and Barbet 1 3 46 pp 3, Chicago. 6 W-ison. 7. (S Second Penod-3 Va/icouvei. Smyl 19 (Gradin). 144 4, GUARANTEED Los Angeles 4. Edrrionton 2 Larmer) 4 29 '4. Philadelphia. Howe. 9. (unassisted) 12 05 S. Vancouver. Gradm 10 (Lemay. Pelil). 17 36 Ipp) Penall«s- Lonmer. Washington 8. Toronto 0 Chicago. Ga'dnei 14. (Savard and B Wilson). 14 33 6. 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BY STELLA WILDER To see what is in store for you answers to all questions put to you, MONDAY, JAN. 30 tomorrow, find your birthday and even unreasonable ones Much de- read the corresponding paragraph. pends on calm. Born today, you are a fighter first Let your birthday star be your daily LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - If you of all. You will let no member of the guide. are receptive to new ideas, they will competition get the jump on you, TUESDAY, JAN. 31 occur to you more and more. You whether in terms of talent or AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - should solve problems by eve. productivity. You are careful to When the right time comes for VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - THE WIZARD OF ID protect yourself against anything action, you'll know it. Trust your gut Remain open to suggestion even that could injure your reputation, feelings not to lead you far astray though you may feel that you have prove detrimental to your future or, PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - already decided on a course of in general, harm any of whom you Limit activities with friends to a action. THE; are fond. You possess a curiosity minimum. You will need some time LIBRA I Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - A streak matched in size only by the alone today if you're to solve communication of some importance intelligence with which you indulge problems. to your future is in the works. it. You enjoy working with other ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Remain close to home until late in people; they, in turn, enjoy your Take care that an eagerness to help the day. company and, given a choice, is not misinterpreted. Guard against SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 211 - always ask for you. being thought overly curious Friends may take more time than You take great interest in the you are prepared to give them . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - today. Be tactful even when you say unusual; you are not, however, one Give in to lure of the promise of to indulge in any of the pseudo adventure. You can make great "no." sciences to gain answers to your strides if you are willing to take SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-I)rc. 21) questions about life's mysteries. risks. — An hour or so of withdrawal into HE'S BUSY THINKING, SEAB:M*E. HE CAN You are highly creative, energetic yourself could prove exceedingly GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - beneficial in terms of self-knowl- > F.GuRiKJOUT and original. You never lack for a Patience and a degree of passivity WAVS TD *"

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BY JACK H. SMITH Liisa Muller of Banning, Calif At 59, she beganNJ, largely fi«h-rhirken-veeetable diet accompanied by aaiiy In the Eisenhower days, when I was commuting from walking st"etche" working out on the bar and using a a station near White Plains, NY., neighbor Bonnie hula h£p. She has lost 40 pounds in the pad.three years^ T )V I Prudden was making physical fitness curricular in the TIME OF but more important than that, she has an ""P" « public schools and attracting the attention of a walking- mental state" Her advice: "... exercise every day at and-exercise-minded White House. YOUR LIFE Z stme time, always practice slow warnvupa, and Today, at 70, Bonnie Prudden still travels the country cool-downs, gradually increase your level of endurance, conducting fitness programs and demonstrating a and never do an exercise you don't like. personally-developed technique to relieve muscular If you do a lot of yardwork and gardening, you may pain by applying pressure to "trigger points" on the not need as much planned exercise in the summer, but, body. If you are interested in that, write Bonnie's you dcTn the winter. If you live in the part of the country Institute for Physical Fitness and Myotherapy in daily part of your life, she says. where the prevailing weather is cold or rainy, everyday Stockbridge, Mass, or look up her book on Pain Erasure. ' Prudden's experience shows that, contrary to popular walking may not be feasible. If so, an indoor^exercise What I want to emphasize here is that Prudden says notions, the young people of the 1930s and 1940s are such as use of an exercycle or walking belt may you never outgrow the need for exercise. And, although better conditioned for exercise than today's youth. This duplicate the values best. In some cities, such in fact she has never stopped, if she can continue on is because we were reared in the era before built-in equipment can be leased. . two total hip replacements, there is really little that maid service. We had chores to do and we had to But don't ignore the fresh air completely. In writing should discourage you. exercise to perform them. Our muscles are in better how he keeps fit for Parade magazine, our past-70 A regular daily routine is recommended. It is shape. The major thing we need to guard against is President Ronald Reagan says "every exercise pro- important to consult your physician about any exercises doing too much too soon. gram should have an outdoor element in it ... mere s that should be avoided or limited — and to start People past 50 are getting back into exercise all the something that clears your senses in the out-of-doors. moderately, then work up. But exercise should be a time. Shape magazine is filled with examples. For one, He's a rather good example. Much hard work required '84 flower show princess to rid oneself of neuroses took long road to royalty BY LESTER L. COI.EMAN, M.D. MORRISTOWN - Opportunity knocked I resisted seeing a psychiatrist for a twice for 18-year-old long time. I finally went to see a Gayle Dimitri of psychiatrist and have been under his care YOUR Raritan, who was for six months. As yet I have not been HEALTH selected to be princess able to see any Improvement in the of the 1984 New Jersey condition for which I was sent to him. I Flower and Garden talk (o him three days a week (it's Show, March 10 to 18. expensive). But all he does is nod his Dimitri applied to be head without saying anything. I am a contestant for the 1983 discouraged and wonder whether I should flower show princess, continue to go on with this. •* Mr. R.W., but circumstances Washington prevented her from Dear Mr. W.: keeping her interview It is an accepted fact that once a One day soon the emotional jigsaw will appointment with the patient finally decides to see a psy- fall into place. You will experience a show's president. chiatrist a giant step has been made in great sense of release when you unburden When her father fell learning to sort out problems and to begin yourself of the neuroses that may have and broke both legs the to solve them. been cheating you of your peace of mind. day before the inter- It is not unusual for adults to resist Your doctor .may not ever make a view, Dimitri aban- seeing a doctor because of the time and comment about your problems. But his or doned all other ac- expense involved in repeated sessions. her direction can help steer you into an tivities — including LONG AND LOOSE — Model displays a Many people develop a protective device enlightening path of emotional release classes at Bridgewater- printed flax dress with divided skirt and cotton to keep from exposing their neurotic and understanding. Raritan High School poplin waistcoat at the Per Spook patterns of behavior Don't let your impatience deprive you West — for more than a spring/summer haute couture fashion show in It takes a long time for some people to of these benefits. week to manage his Paris. The Norwegian-born designer showed admit that it is not a sign of weakness to NOSE DROP DAMAGE flower shop in Highland need thr help of a trained listener. Park his collection on 12 peppy Norwegian models Most nose drops contain a shrinking I say "trained listener ' because your Running her father's with peacheS-and-cream complexions. agent which temporarily increases the doctor, by long and intensive training, breathing space and brings comfort and business during his listens to you while you clarify for relief to a blocked nose. absence caused Dimitri yourself your .major problems and make Unfortunately, the delicate membrane to be eliminated from the tiny one!! fall into their proper ,of the nose, especially in people with the 1983 princess com- position allergies, becomes dependent on the nose petition, but it im- Per Spook, You are doing the work It is hard and drops and before, long more and more pressed judges enough sometimes painful work to honestly dig to name her the 1984 nose drops are used to accomplish less GAYLE DIMITRI into your emotional past and uncover and less. princess. experiences that are. distressing to you The lining of the nose then "rebounds" "I liked running the Mme. Gres floors and that kind of When you consider that your emotional and becomes more swollen than ever by store,'' recalled and health/physical fit- problems have been developing for many the persistent use of drops, sprays and Dimitri, who put in over thing. But I've been a ness as a career choice. years, the short time you have spent with creams. Breaking the nose drop habit is 100 hours in a little over designer (of floral ar- To give herself time conclude your analyst is truly insignificant. You imperative because of the potential a week. "It was a lot of rangements) for the to choose, Dimitri plans must not be discouraged and you must damage that can be done by the responsibility, but I past five years." to take business courses continue with your intensive treatment persistent use of these products. learned a lot." Dimitri learned about at Somerset County Col- The high-school horticulture by working lege next year while Paris parade senior will reign over for a summer in a holding part-time jobs the 18th annual flower greenhouse. She de- in both fields. She hopes BY SUZY PATTERSON 'and garden show, which cided, however, that to enroll in a four-year is scheduled for March creating cut flower ar- college the following PARIS 'AT At opposite ends of the fashion 10 through 18 at the rangements is her year gamut. Per Spook and Madame Gres closed the National Guard Armory favorite facet 'of the week of couture showings for summer in their in Morris town business. An advocate of ex- shows with styles that were on the fringes of this Dimitri said she has "Depending on the ercise, Dimitri runs, week's trends. been working at her mood I'm in, I can make bicycles, lifts weights, Madame Gres - the grand old lady of fashion father's business, the something exotic or dances and does aero- — showed soft and feminine dresses in luxury Kitchenmeister Flower something springlike." bics. At high school, she fabrics with sloping shoulders, soft sleeves and Shop, for most of her she explained. has been involved in subtle details. life. "I've worked there Although she loves track, class council, stu- Per Spook — the Norwegian-born junior member since I was a little kid," the flower business, dent council. Special of the select group of couture designers — showed she said. "At first I Dimitri said she's un- Olympics and the prom a full-blown sport collection that resembled ready- would go and sweep the decided between that committee. to-wear in expensive fabrics He also had the longest hemlines in town, nearly hitting the ankle. But neither designer followed the Paris trend toward retro — from pastel Deauville-style suits to flappers and beaded turn-of-thecentury dresses YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA Louis Ferajd captured this spirit very well in his gorgeously gay-hearted clothes, and won his second Golden Thimble award. The prize, given by a committee of journalists and sponsored by Helena Rubinstein, is awarded for creativity. Spook's ideas and lines were disarmingly simple, looking quite ready to step onto a sailboat or into the lake country Just to emphasize the point, he brought in 12 peppy blond Norwegian models with blooming peaches-and-cream skin. He took several natural colors (earth, chocolate, sunny gold, mossy green, soft pink and teal) and did several outfits from sportswear into evening • dresses in them. Think of a lovely linen shirt, a blousing oversized man's shirt or duster coat with a huge belt at the hips, over long shorts or longer culottes, and you've got the day look. Sequined chain-mail T-shirts over Raglmt pholo by 0b Maple Avenue, Red Bank. According to Schles- .e»..i*iiig tue Mu- Don't You put it off for another day. Yes, Offtce on Aging It will be nicipal Coordinating Corn- inger, the testimonial is u we can develop a healthier You. polite enough to go anywhere. held Sunday in Buck mittee, comprised of del- planned in recognition of \ Sictor Mnrv Simon Rnhh s

i™ two-piece suit.s. i,i. v i,mil many cvnnu k of her famous draped Grecian dresses. starts at 1 p.m. and a roast tives of various county and handicapped elderly, her beef dinner will be served state agencies to discuss continuous drive to im- at 2 p.m. Fran Schlesinger, problems and disseminate prove the way .of life for • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • YMCA • 88A Chapel Lane. Free- information beneficial to the elderly. I MQNDAY, JANUAPY 30, 1984 The Daily Register B7 Therapy may alter woman's view of dentists Dear An Landers: I'm * happily married the woman's discomfort continues, she should absolutely nothing to lighten our burden. Please womu with children. My health Is food and I get consider switching to a female dentist." comment. — Ambivalent In Va. a'oif well with everyone. To look at me yoa woald Dear Ana Landers: I'm 40, married 18 years and Dear Am: If your husband were physically think I was a very well-adjusted pertoo. My have three wonderful children. My parents are In handicapped, I would view your situation different- problem li to annul I am ataamed to mention It. their 60s, extremely well-to-do and travel all over ly. But alcoholism is a problem he can do Every time I have goae to a dcatlit I've felt ill the world — first-class. They belong to the country something about — such as joining Alcoholics at eaie without knowing why. Theie pail few weeki ANN club, have a beautiful home, a condominium In Anonymous and making an effort to dry up. And you I have bad a lot of dental work done and my Florida and a boat. can join Al-Anon and get a better understanding of uneasiness hai become more lateate. I finally LANDERS The problem: I am married to an alcoholic. He the picture instead of accepting his boozing as an figured II oat. Whenever the dentil! pun Ui hand, works steadily and makes $35,000 a year, but most inevitable part of your life. la my month, I feel at If I am being violated of his money goes for liquor. We have to borrow . Maybe your parents resent the way your husband serially. Not rape, or anything like that, but a to pay bills and then we must pay Interest on the drinks up his paycheck and they refuse to make it definite feeling that he It getting extremely borrowed money. At the moment we have $10,000 easier for him to lush it up by paying his bills. Intimate. in outstanding debts, not including the mortgage. Forgive me if I sound cold and unsympathetic, but I have told myielf It ii crazy, bat the fact My car is a 10-year-old rust-bucket. Some of my this is the way I see it. remain that tali man li patting a part of bii body friends are afraid to ride in It. Most of my clothes Is pot a drug? Can LSD, PCP, cocaine and pills Inilde my body. and not one said he felt uncomfortable about are Mom's hand-me-downs. open new worlds for you? Slop guessing. Get the putting his hands in a woman's mouth. They all I wonder if dentist! ever feel that they don't facts in Ann Landers' all-new booklet, "The raised the same question — how else can a dentist The conflict I am having is this: I have always belong Iniide a woman's month? Pleaie help me felt that adult children should support themselves. Lowdown on Dope." For each booklet ordered, send sort thli oat. I am ashamed to ilgn my name. — get to her teeth? I had to agree it seemed like the $2, plus a long, self-addressed stamped'envelope (37 most logical approach. Yet I become resentful and angry at my parents A Reader In The Southwest for living so extravagantly and not helping us have cents postage) to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995. Three dental consultants suggested that you Chicago, III. 60611. Dear Reader: I checked with several dentists discuss this problem with a therapist. One said, "If a better life. They see us struggling and do Lang-Lepre WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS HONOLULU, Hawaii - Barbara Dorothy Dupuy of Staten Island, N. Linda Lepre and Phillip George Y , and was graduated there from Lang were married Nov. 30 inNew Dorp High School. He holds a Paradise Park, Manoa Valley. The CJA degree from the U. S. Criminal Garguilo-Warshaw Rev. Richard K. Kamanu of Justice Commission, an AS degree Kaumakapili Church officiated the from Brookdale Community Col- ceremony, which was in both lege. Lincroft, N J., and a BS FAIR HAVEN - Catherine Ver- Patrick Resta, the bride's son, was Hawaiian and English. Attending degree from Trenton (N J.) State onica Warshaw, daughter of Mr. and ring bearer. the couple were Nani Lanaua and College. Mrs. Thomas T. Warshaw, 12 River- Mrs. Garguilo was graduated Thomas W. Silva Jr. There was a The bride has two daughters fjom side Drive, Rumson, was married reception in the Royal Hawaiian from Mater Dei High School, New her previous marriage, Gina Lepre BARBARA LANG Dec. 31 in the Roman Catholic Monmouth; Brookdale Community Hotel. at home, and Elissa Lepre Lastella, Chuch of the Nativity, Fair Haven, College, Lincroft, and Monmouth Mrs. Lang, of Holmdel, N. J , is wife of Patrick Lastella, who reside Mr. Lang has two daughters by to Nicholas Anthony Garguilo Jr., College, West Long Branch. Her the daughter of Amelia Diezyc and in Connecticut with their daughter, his previous marriage, Yvonne Lang the late Stanley Diezyc. She was Flanagan, • wife of Timothy son of Mr. and Mrs. Garguilo of husband, an alumnus of Monmouth Danielle Elizabeth. Primrose Lane. Bricktown. graduated from Red Bank (N. J.) Mr. Lang is a candidate for a Flanagan, Keansburg, N. J , and Regional High School, Tintori Falls, High School and the Famous Artists Mellisa Lang of Jackson, N. J. He master's degree in public adminis- is with Sal Garguilo Custom Print- School, Westport, Conn. has three grandchildren, Jason. The Rev. William Brietske cel- tration at Seton Hall University, ing, Asbury Park. The bridegroom is a lieutenant in Kathleen and Timothy Flanagan. ebrated the nuptial Mass, which was South Orange, N. J., and is a the Marlboro Township (N. J.) Mr. and Mrs. Lang spent their followed by a reception in the The couple went to St. John and member of Alpha Phi Sigma Police Department and is com- honeymoon here and in San Fran- Warshaw home. St. Thomas in the I). S. Virgin fraternity, the National Criminal mander of the Staff Service Bureau. cisco and make their home in MR. AND MRS. Anne M. Yeme was maid of honor Islands and make their home in Justice Honor Society. NICHOLAS GARGUILO JR. and Arthur Garvey was best man. Bricktown. He is the son of the late George and Holmdel. Poyner-Kidney Asmar-Maxcy

HAZLET - Mr. and School, New Monmouth, HAZLET - Mr. and ate of Raritan High School. BIRTHS Mrs. James H. Kidney, 25 and St. Francis College, Mrs. David Maxcy, 11 here, and attends Essex Ave., West Loretto, Pa. She is em- Hazel Place, announce the Brookdale Community Col- RIVERVIEW Biebigheiserl. 79 Lantana Mr. and Mrs Craig Keansburg, announce the ployed by the Daily Regis- engagement of their daugh- lege, Lincroft. She works HOSPITAL Way, Old Bridge, daughter. Kahl-Winter iDyanna engagement of their daugh- ter, Shrewsbury. ter, Karen Maxcy, to Peter as a nurse's assistant at Red Bank . Jan. 23. Hammer i. 177B Stony'hill ter, Patricia A. Kidney, to Asmar, son of Robert Mr. and Mrs. Michael ltd Eatontown. daughter. Mr. Poyner is a graduate the Arnold Walter Nursing John C. Poyner Jr., son of Asmar of Keyport and Catapana (Linda Casale), MONMOUTH Jan. 21. of Middletown High School Home, Holmdel. Mr. Poyner Sr. of Mrs. Kathleen Rose- 226 Clubhouse Dr . Middle- MEDICAL CENTER North and is employed by Mr. Asmar is also a Mr and Mrs Peter Seymour, Ind.. and the late nbaum, 28 Seeley Ave., town, son, Jan. 20. Long Branch Bendix, Eatontown. graduate of Raritan High Gronbeck (Robin Jean K. Poyner. • Keansburg. Mr. and Mrs Felice Mr. and Mrs Gregory Roehrichi. 14 East Manor School and works as a Miss Kidney was gradu- The couple plan to be Aliperti (Carmela Topper (Lory Marzandi. Square. Highlands, son. Miss Maxcy is a gradu- liquor store manager. Patricia Kidney ated from Mater Dei High married in April '85. Espositol, 15 Robert Rd., RD2 Box 555. Howell, son. Jan 24. Hazlet. daughter. Jan. 20 Jan. 21. Mr and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs James Mr. and Mrs Kevin Frask-Scalzo Brown (Susan Martens). 34 Palm (Mary Patricia i. 121 Blaine (Nancy Dodge). 213 Manitora Way. Marlboro, Hulick Ave.. Long Branch, E Bergen PI.. Red Bank daughter. Jan. 21 daughter. Jan 24 CLIFFWOOD - An- versity, University Park. son. Jan 20. nouncement is made by She is employed by ARA Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. John Scalzo, Food Service at AT&T Kluge (Esther Schwartz). 20 Manitora Way, 341 Kort St., of the engage- Information Systems. Lin- Marlboro, son, Jan. 20 ment of their daughter, croft. MEMOS Suzanne Lynn Scalzo, to Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Charles Frask. son Mr. Frask is an alumnus Mercer (Janet Budos), 11 of Wayne Hills High School Dora Ct., Leonardo, son. DINNER PARTY of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore AFRICAN VIOLETS Frask of Wayne. and Pennsylvania State Jan. 22. RED BANK - A prc- University, where he was Mr. and Mrs. Richard KEYPORT - Estelle Valentine dinner and Miss Scalzo was gradu- Karen Maxcy Ann Sweeney Taylor of the Central Jer- ated from Matawan Re- awarded a BS degree in Suzanne Scalzo Norwood (Mary Turner), fashion show will be held 45 Grant PI., Little Silver, sey African Violet Society Sunday, Feb 12 at 4 p.m in gional High School and industrial and manage- will share her expertise at received a BS degree in ment systems engineering 1 Cernak-Sweeney daughter; Jan. 22. Bates Lodge. Shrewsbury The couple plan a Sep- Mr. and Mrs. Martin the 8 p.m. Feb 14 meeting Avenue The event is spon- foods and nutrition from He is employed by United of the Root and Branch Pennsylvania State Uni- Technologies, Otis lember wedding. MATAWAN - Mr. and Regional High School, McCormack (Patricia sored by the Silver Star Garden Club in the Re- Club of" Martlia Chapter Mrs. Patrick Sweeney, 6 Holmdel, and Brookdale Polowski), 586 Greene Ave., Belford, son, Jan. 22. formed Church church No. 37, Order of Eastern Alder Court, Lakeridge, Community College. Lin- house, Osborn and Warren Manna-Passarella announce the engagement Mr and Mrs. Edmund Star, P.HA. Mrs. Pauline croft, where she works as Kwong (Sou Lon Louie), 52 Streets. Guests are wel- Smith is Worthy Matron Miss Passarella attend- of their daughter, Ann a secretary. come. "It's Wintertime" is HAZLET - Mr. and Christine Sweeney, to Oregon Ave., E. William B Simmons is ed Raritan High School, the theme of the arrange- Mrs. James Passarella, 11 Patrick M. Cernak, son of Mr. Cernak is a graduate Keansburg, son, Jan. 22. Worthy Patron. Mrs Ann Court, announce the Hazlet, and is manager of of St. Rose High School. Mr and Mrs. Thomas ment competition for a hall Evelyn Harvey is chair- Evelyn Cernak, West table, using greens and engagement of their daugh- Paradise Pet Shop, here. Belmar, and the late John Belmar, and attended Amato (Lucy Santo), 153 person. Tickets are at a ter, Linda .Irene Maple Ave., Belford, son, accessory with height to 18 reduced price if purchased Mr. Manna is a graduate P. Cernak. . ' Brookdale Community Col- inches. Passarella, to Nicholas of Westfield High School, lege. He is employed by the Jan. 22. in advance Anthony Manna, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter But- and is employed by the Miss Sweeney is a gradu- Monmouth County Parks and Mrs. Anthony Manna, tner (Bertha ate of St. John Vianney Department. Linda Passarella Westfield. Westfield Board of Educa- tion. Lean Line Porricelli-Jouaneau Thompson-Day COUPON• HOLMDEL — Mr. and High School, Miss is in Mrs. Richard R. Jouaneau Jouaneau is-employed by of Keansburg High School Jr., 28 Grandview Drive, Atlantic Brass and Copper. KEANSBURG - Mr. and works at the Daiwa announce the engagement Linden. and Mrs. Howard Day, 5 Bank Ltd., New York 6 FREE Middletown. of their daughter, Linda L. Mr. Porricelli is a gradu- Maplewood Ave., announce Mr. Thompson also was Christ Episcopal Church, 92 Kings Hwy., Jouaneau, to Thomas M. ate of Matawan Regional the engagement of their Thurs. at 7:15 p.m. High School, Matawan, and graduated from Keansburg Porricelli, son of Perry daughter, Donna Lee Day, King ol Kings Lutheran Church, Middlesex County College, High School and is em- Porricelli, 25 Poet Drive, to Michael John Thomp- DONUTS Cherry Tree Farm and Harmony Rd., Edison. He is supervisor ployed at Irving Trust Co.. Matawan, and the late Fay son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wed, at 1230 noon. Porricelli for Nu-Car Carrier, New- Frank Thompson, 106 New York. with the purchase of a A graduate of Holmdel ark. 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Laws such •• these regulating the practice of pharmacy, Ply only 13 50 a*«Uy •» •«•-,,' wx >•- '••- • Dresses art made for your protection only. • Blazers Always pbone us when you want a praerlntioii •jn«« refilled Then we can check It In the file, • Sweaters promptly let you know what the status is. *nd how son we might be able to have It ready for you. If Cannot be combined with any other LEAN LINE PuraMw Nstor soon we migni oe aDie u> n»»* »•« pfloM Mm V4 ra- some further action must be taken offer. Good at participating Dunkin' IS IN YOUR AREA. i in tall in illnl all Donuts shops One coupon pet For the class nearest you call collect on KM member our : i your better health. customer Monmouth Co. 721-2766 Ocean Co. 349-7996 Limit: 2 Dozen New Jersey 201-757-7677 .,,,c Good: 1/30 Thru 2/4/84 US when you neeu a acuvcij. ir» ..... 41 T. deliver promptly without extra charge. A Available At AH raiuuialma great many people rely on us for their Dunkirk Donuts Shops TIM Innovators health needs. We welcome requests for nn.r delivery service and charge accounts. nUMMIM' rtmrmnc* ; ...... —-^»»»»f«*BrC : < u AM 10 f Ju AM h SHREWSBURY It's worth the trip. * 676 Bread 9t. Shrewsbury m ^immS^Si •afta/aaaai — aai «•" J 747-4037 • Open daily 10-5 p.m. J n K H K u R n ;< H R V R 51 H tip Wanted 51 HtlpWanttd B8 The Daily Register MONDAY. JANUARY 30, 1984 BARMAID/BARTENDER — Ea- LAWN TECHNICIAN - Entry •erlenced Grand Cafe Call after level poaltton, manager trainee , 671-7801. ^^^^^ One of N.J a iMteet growing awn service chaJnslalo^InQ for CERTIFIED TEACHER — Ot the quality people to promote krtoa 44 Tlnton Falls Classified handicapped and leecher aWe near future management poa- Fans bring presents Phons 542-1700 Daii> 8 30 » M To 5 P M Ssluroay » 30 » M To 1230PM Immediate opening. P.O. Box Hondp 1403, Wall. N.J. 07719. Mam through on th« |ob training. PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby M n««l In appMranoa. Ml Iven lo all persons thai the Feb- Si HtlpWanttd d aMndanoa raoord. valid uary 8th workseeslon meeting of CLERICAL FTaiMn llcaanaa with good he Tlnton Falls Planning Board AUTO MECHANIC — Full time, driving racord a anjov outdoor will be held at 7:30 PM. In Ihe exp Musi have own tools. Apply CLAIM pnyalul work Staady vaar as Jackson recovers Municipal Building, 556 Tlnton in person. FJ ftSons , 49 Hwy 36. PROCESSORS round amptoymant. good aurt- venue, Tlnton Falls. New Jer- Keyport Ma|or Inauranoe company In ng pay with rapid Tncraaaa a ry. AUTO MECHANIC — Busy QM Central New Jereey hat lm- Mn.nu Apply In pa«aon Unji Sheila E. Van Winkle dealer In Monmouth County mdlaie entry-level opportunities Hangar. 2M Main St. Spot- BY LEE SIEGEL Administrative Officer needs 1 "A" ft 1 "B"-levei mech- If you have good math aptitude HZood. NJ 251-3700 • AM-3 in 30 $4 32 anic Prior GM exp a plus. Call and communication ekllla. you >M LOS ANGELES (AP) - Teen-aged Mr Kebe al Towne Chevrolet, can train lo become a health and LIBRARIAN - Sohool oartnao 280 OthT Public Nolle** 671-6200 denial claim proceeeor CRT and fans of singer Michael Jackson flocked keyboard thill* a plus. Com- Sand raauma to Thomai P Mag- NOTICE TO BARTENDER — Service bar ptetltive aurtlng ealerlea and glo. AMI Suparlntandant Admin- to his home yesterday bearing cards, ABSENT DEPENDANT* Steady year round employment outatandlng benefit* package •vatlva Sarvloa Board ol flowers and stuffed animals for the LSI STATE OF NEW JERSEY Weekend. 4:30-9. Must apply in For an lnteriv*w appointment Education 6 w End Crt. Long 0 BRUCE U8ZAL person No phone calls. Howard pleaae call 632-7120, Mon -Frl Branch. N.J. 07740. E.O.E. entertainer, whose hair and scalp were YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- Johnson's. Rt 35. Mlddletown. between S a.m.-3 p.m. MONED AND REQUIRED to burned while filming a commercial. BOOKKEEPER — With medical LICENSED TRACTOR TRAILOR serve upon ZUCKER, GOLD- Equal Oppty Employer M/F The gifts were handed through a BERG. BECKER A WEISS, plaln- 6 Lost and Found experience. doctors office DRIVER/HEAVY EOUIPMENT ff's attorneys, whose address Is Please reply to Box M-449. The CLEANING PERSON — For OPERATOR — Mult hava •kill* wrought-iron gate to security guards at 960 Springfield Avenue, " FREE FOUND ADS Dally Register. Shrewsbury, N.|. Holmdel bar. 2 hr*. In am. 6-6 In alamantary machanlcal work. Mapktwood, New Jersey 07040, 07701, daya per week. M6-W4 Waakanda. SM-oaia. oaakdayi. the Jackson family home, set back from As a service lo our community, 212-273-U12. n answer to the Complaint (and The Dally Register Is offering a BOY'S/GIRLS-11-17 — Morning CLERK & CASHIER — Apply In a tree-lined street in the affluent San Amendment to Complaint, ll FREE 3-llne FOUND ad tor 4 newspaper routes are available person. CBS Supermarket. 3ft ny), filed in a civil action, in daya under our Lost & Found in Red Bank. Mlddletown. Main 31. Keantburg. Fernando Valley suburb of Encino which Globe Mortgage Company classification. Bellord. Llncroft. All Highlands. A few visitors were allowed to drive s plaintiff and Bruce Uaisl. a The Register appreciates your Aberdeen. Cllftwood Beach, COSMETIC CONSULTANTS MAINTENANCE Ingle man, and Christina Crsne. honesty ft will do Its part In find- Union Beach, Keyport. Hazlel. NEEDED — ambltloua Individual in, including Jackson's brother Tito who single woman, are defendants, Ing the original owner Please Long Branch, ft W. Long Branch. looking for their own bualneaa SUPERVISOR pending in tha Superior Court of c«ll us si 542-1700. Exc. earnings, and a chance to with unlimited earning*. Work came with his wife and children. lew Jersey. Chancery Division, win prliea and trips. Call when you want, teaching color NEWSPAPER "Michael's fine. He's doing great." Monmoulh County, and bearing FOUND 800-242-0850 toll Ire*. anatyila A akin care. No exp Docket No. F 8970-63 within Black Lab mala, email while necessary. Will train. Call Good opportunity lor a>- Tito said. ntf ty-five (35) days after January mark on cheat. CARRIERS WANTED - For 872-0174 parlancad pa'KJn lo mov* up. Jackson's pomaded hair was set 30, 1964 exclusive of such date. Call after 8 pm , 892-0859 Ocean port, Eatonfown. Mon- Nawapapar maohanloal •»- 1 you fall lo do BO. judgment by FOUND — Set of keys on Maple mouth Beach area. Call Andrla. parlanca prafarrad. but not 542-4000. Ext. 209 COUNTER PERSON — Bu*y dry ablaze when fireworks went off nearby default may be rendered against Ave In Red Bank, 5 kaya on cleaning store has full a part •baolulary nacaaaary. Maatlng during the filming of a Pepsi-Cola ou for the relief demanded in Chain. Reply lo: PO Box 125, CARPET ft LINOLEUM time position*. Apply HI Katz and air conditioning a»parlanca he Complaint (and Amendment Red Bank. N.J. 07701 INSTALLERS Cleaners. 91S Hwy 36. would oa a plur Salary opan. commercial. The commercial was one of 0 Complaint. It any). You shall TOP PAY Wanamaaaa.775-1651. E>cal»nt ban.nu Suburban lie your answer and proof of FOUND — 3 mo, old Collie Monmouth County location. Shepherd mix. tan. female At Only lop notch, courteous mech- two to be shown during the televised service In duplicate with ths anics need apply. Call 642-7731. COUNTER/DELI PERSON - Grammy Awards on Feb. 28. ;ierk ol the Superior Court ot 8PC A_CaH_ 542-0040 Full-time, no night*, some axp Submit raauma lo Mr. Mkjhaal Naw Jersey, Hughes Justice FOUND — Puppy, part Lab- required. Apply In person. Nor- Pallagrlno. Tha Dally Raglatar. Some fans carried celebrity maga- Complex, 24 Market Street, shepard Red Bank/Rumson man'a. 126 Broad St.. Red Bank P O Box 520. Rad Bank. N.J. 'ranlon, New Jersey 06625, in area. Call 747-1002 INDEX 07701. zines and tapes of Jackson's music as accordance with the rules of civil COUNTER PERSON practice and procedure FOUND — Older male Collie. 1 Part-time, luncheonette they stood vigil across the street, yelling rwuc NOTICES Call 842-9541. Equal Opportunity Employar This action haa been instituted ear flops, no collar. Peters PL ILEGALSl and waving when Jackson's mother or the purpose of (1) foreclosing Red Bank, Call 042-0219 or CREDIT UNION MANAGER — appeared. She waved back. s mortgsge dated February 6, 747-0202 Credit union background a must 979, made by Durwo6d FOUND — Chocolate Labrador 6 Lost and Found with a minimum ot 2 yeara super- MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Meanwhile, in Culver City, Jackson's MICHAEL JACKSON witham. unmarried ss mort- type female, epprox. 0 mos . on 9 Special Notices visory/management exp. - Good oppry lor axp taka charga paraon, to laad both Una gagors, to Jordsn Mortgage Cor- 1/20. LongBranch Broadwalk. no 12 Travel Transportation Salaryopen. Please call physician told reporters that blurry jorstlon recorded on February tags 741•6022. 264-4500, ext 445, between 0 machanlct i building malntan- videotapes indicated the accident was services were held at Jackson's home. 14, 1979. In Book 3304 of Mori- 15 Instruction AM-4 PM, Mon-Ffl. anca In a amall but axpindlng isges for Morin LOST — White female dog. long manufact. A filling Co. located In for Monmouth County. IUSINESSIHKCTMY DELIVERY PERSONS — Perl caused when fireworks went off at the The sinpir is a Jehovah's Witness. >agage 113. which ...mortgag. e was white hair with blue eyes with red Engllahtown N.J. Sand Raauma "H/will have as excellent a recovery assigned on February 6. 1979 to leather collar A tags. Call 21 Business Service time, must have own car, apply in or apply In paraon to Pamela wrong time he plaintiff, Globe Mortgage 284 D740 22 Arisa Crafts person. Danny's Pizza ft Subs II. Sna Manufacturing. 90 Park Company by Assignment re- Dr. Steven Hoefflin said he. Jackson as possible, " he said. LOST — Qolden Retriever, male, EMPLOYMENT 416 Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. Ava. P O Box 44g. Engllahtoam. corded on March 9, 1979 In Book DENTAL ASSISTANT — For or- N.J. 07728 All raplMa kapt con- and others reviewed the videotapes, used He said no plastic surgery is being 346 of Assignments of Mori large. "Shawn ", reddish, reward Si Help Warned Male 0' Licensed, chain, Mlddletown IhodontUt Exp preferred. Strict fldantlal- by camera operators to set up shot considered yet, since it depends on how lages for Monmouth County. female confidentiality Send resume to: >age 720; and (2) to recover area. Call 871-3149. 5? Babysitting/Child Care MANAQEMENT TRAINEE — P.O. Box 8267. Red Bank. N.J. 15.000 to 25,000 managamanl angles and not for the actual com- much scar tissue forms and how much possession of. and concerns LOST — Small black ft white 53 Domestic Help' iremlsea commonly known as 07701. poiltloni now opan. Exc. aarnlng dog. answers to Chica, red col- 54 Situations Wanted mercial, Saturday night. hair returns to the palm-sized patch of '4 Main Street, Port Monmouth, lar. Highlands area. Call DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chair- opportunity whlla warning Whan scalp which had second- and third-degree New Jersey 291-0713 or 225-4200, ext 240. Female aide, four handed dentistry quallllad. you will atland man Hoefflin said at a news conference 55 Situations Wanted Male •gam.nl training achool. And will If you are unable to obtain an Exp-d or school trained, 4'+ day that while the fireworks appeared to go burns. LOST — Prince tennis racket. 56 S'luanons Wanted week. Benefit* 747-2102 racalva 150 par day In aalary plua attorney, you may communicate Wall St., W. Long Branch, Return axpanaaa during limltad achool- Larry Larson, Jackson's tour man- with Ihe New Jersey State Bar Maie'female DRAFTPERSON — Part-time, in- off at the wrong time, there was no to Shore Racquet Club Reward terior design firm needs willing A Ing parlod Salaa rapa alao avail- ager, had said the singer wanted the Association by calling J 7 57 Child Caie/ Nursery abla Call 741-20738 a.m. to 11 malfunction with the. pyrotechnics them- 809-394-1101. You may also A? ™L! Schools energetic person to become in- a.m. only, aak for Mr. Aldan. films of the accident released. Hoefflin contact the Lawyer Referral Ser- LOST — Black A White volved In many aspect* of busi- Equal Opportunity Employr. selves vice of the County of venue by Malamute, Jan 16th, vicinity of FINANCIAL ness Architectural drafting skills Jackson "was happy that he was not confirmed that yesterday, but said the calling 201-431-5544 If you can- Beacon HIM Country Club, with 61 Business Opportunity required Call Hussey Asaoc. MECHANIC — Packaging Una release would be in "several days," not afford an attorney, you may choke collar ft answers to Duke, 62 Moilgages 842-2533 machanlc.praf.rrad .xp.ri.rV;. more severely injured," Hoefflin said. communicate with the Legal Ser- 201-5667 on Banal. Ivarclaa machlna and "His reaction was one of surprise and rather than today as had been first vices office of the County ol 63 Money To Loan DREAMS BIOGER THAN YOUR varloua powd.r filling ax- ranue by calling 201-747-7400 LOST — Small black ft white 64 Money Wanted PAY? — Would you Ilka your own announced by Jackson's spokesmen. Oorgl type dog. Green collar. pan.nca P.rtici. 8lia Manufac- relief You. BRUCE USZAL, are made bualneaa? it you have 6-6 hours turing. 30 Park Ava.. P.O. Box Mlddletown license. Loat in vicin- weekly lo spare. I'll show you 44S Engllahtown, N.J. 07736. Hoefflin held the news conference He said the video tapes would not be a party defendant to this fore- ity of Sycamore Ave. Tlnton 7 i Merchandise lot Sale closure action because you as- how. Pleaae call Or Cooper, 201-44D-8202 across the street from Brotman Medical released because of their poor quality, sumed the bond snd mortgsge Falls Reward Children's pel 12 Garage/Yard Sale 642-3100 originally executed by Durwood Call 542-1207 or 671-3212 n Machinery For Sale MECHANICS ASSISTANT — Center, where Jackson spent the night and the release date for the films had LOST — Womens tn-color gold EXCELLENT INCOME - For Wltham. a slngleman and be- J Rental Service pan-time home aasembly work. Naadad lull-ilma, r.i nacaaaary been delayed until they could be de- cause you are the record owner bracelet In Red Bank-Mlddle- Call attar 7 p.m. 542-0284 after Friday's accident at the Shrine town area. Sentimental value. 1b Farm Equipment For information call of the premises being foreclosed '6 Auction Sales 504-841-6003 Ext 7275. Open MECHANIC - Apply In paraon al Auditorium in downtown Los Angeles veloped properly. herein commonly known as 74 Reward Call 747-5191 before 3 1 71 Pels and Livestrx ' Sun. 2«S Port Monmoulh Rd. E Main Street. Port Monmouth, or after 6 p.m. Kaamburg from g-5 The singer went home Saturday. New Jersey and lor any lien, 78 Aircraft EXCERISE INSTRUCTOR — "Everyone was surprised that his claim or iniereet you may hava LOST — $100 Reward. 79 Swap or EiChange Exp'd. advanced background MECHANIC — Auto. fuH-tlma, in. to or against the mortgaged Shepherd, light ui-cool adult 80 Bicycies/Mmi Bikes preferred 493-2103. After 6 PM. Kaypon araa Call for appt. whole head and clothes did not catch on male. Missing since Dec. 26 In before 9 AM 73»-3fm R-FH group Malewan area. Wearing black 81 5p>ons Equipment fire, " Hoefflin said in an interview JOHN M. MAYSON. CLERK nylon collar, answers to Rocky 82 Swimming Pools EXP O CARPENTER before the news conference " He is very SUPERIOR COURT Family hMTibroken_ 583-1644. 63 CBs. Electronics In framing. MESSENGER WANTED — For OF NEW JERSEY 4B5-4861 information call batwaan S a.m. A fortunate not to have been burned more meets tonight Jan 30 >3166 SUM REWARD - 0 mo. old gray 64 Merchandise Wanted 10 a.m. only. 747-TJS2. ft white, kitten Loat In vicinity of 85 Price Busier EXPERIENCED REFRIGER- teriously," RUMSON - The Nonpartisan 9th & Pine Sis , Union Beach, ATION MECHANIC — Com- MILITARY SALES REP — Ejtc. NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE RENTALS caraar opportunity with 40 yr. old ABSENT DEFENDANTS Please call 264-2414/291-2547. mercial only, non-union shop Jackson, 25. who won eight American Citizens Committee for Elections for 101 Apartments Call lor appointment. 526-7876 world wld. multi-product com- SUPERIOR COURT 10? Houses tor Renl pany for aggraaarva ratlrad MCO Music Awards this month and has been the Rumson- Fair Haven Regional OP NEW JERSEY 9 Special Notices FACTORY HELP WANTED — who la a aatf MarMr SUM lo nominated for 12 Grammy awards, High School Board of Education will Deckel No. F-7709-U '03 Rentals to Share Record distributor. No exp. military Installation. In tha N.J. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to GIFTED PSYCHIC 104 Winter Rentals necessary, will train. Apply In araa Exc. commission A b*n- "would like to tell the public he is hold their third meeting tonight at Claude W Mitchell and Deborah MRS. SYLVIA 105 Summer Rentals person. Boundry fld . Bldg 4, •flts Sand r.ply to Military Sar- extremely appreciative of the support of 8:30 p m at Bingham Hall, Bingham C Mitchell, his wife; READER & ADVISOR '06 Furnished Rooms Marlboro. N.J. 07746. vlca Co.. Ebaco Bldg . Rad Bank. YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- On All Problems of Life 107 Nursmg/Hetitemenl N.J 07701. his fans," he said Avenue. MONED and required to serve FLEXIBLE PERSON NEEDED - upon Ah/In D. Miller. Esquire, 542-9500 Homes For order processing, neat hand- MODELS NEEDED — Pramlar The committee, which was formed tOB Commercial Rentals writing ft typing skills required, Modallng racantly .axpandad Jackson's boy-soprano lead vocals whose address la 212 Barclay 775-9572 exp. with CRT imput helpful this fall, is interested in attracting Pavilion Esst. Route 70. Cherry (See our Display ad on Fridays) 109 Buildings/Garages • dv.nlslng and fashions d.pan made him the teen idol of the Jackson Ebaco, Shrewsbury Ave.. manta now aaaklng n.w modala members to help find qualified can- Hill. New Jersey 06034. an MALE/WHITE 64 — Sincere, de- HO Waned to Rent Shrewsbury. Five singing group in the mid-1960s His Answer to tha Complaint {as pendable and humorous, lonely with or without axp. to loin on. of didates to run for the board. Amended) filed in a civil action in tor petite, sincere female. 25-45, REAL ESTATE f OR SALE FULL/PART — Large firm ex- N.J.'. largaat modallng aganclaa current "Thriller" album catapulted which Federal National Mortgage for meaningful relationship. I am 130 Open Houses pansion create* opening for 5 Inlarvlawa now balng hald. Call At the meeting, the names sub- Association. Is Plaintiff and a warm-hearted, one-woman 131 Houses For Sale assistant manager trainees No 258-1000 for appoint him to superstardom Claude W. Mitchell, et al. are experience $7.85 atari. Local m.nl Pr.mi.r. Modallng Agan- , mitted by the selection committee man. non-smoker P.O 260. Sea 13? Condominiums'Town cy, 80S RKrarvlaw Dr.. Totawa. defendants, pending In the Su- Bright. NJ 07760 college studenta welcome. Call The doctor said Jackson was "resting will be surveyed and new names will perior Court ot New Jersey: Houses 530-ffl 13, 8 30 10 1:30 pm N.J. N.J. atata llcanaad. Equal comfortably " yesterday and will receive within thirty-five days after Janu- MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN would 133 Income Property Opportunity Employar. be solicited. ary 30, 1984 exclusive of such like to meet a nice middle-aged 134 Farm Property FULL TIME — Fire protection man. Please send replies to Box MOTOR ROUTES — Part-tvma outpatient treatment at an undisclosed date. If you fall to do so. Judg- 135 Commeioal Properly equipment service person Ex- The originators of the group are ment by default may be rendered 0-441, The Register. Register perienced In portable fire ext- aarly morning aatabllahadnawa- place rather than at Brotman, which was Barbara Campo. Rumson and Dee against you for the relief de- Plaza. Shrewsbury^077^01_ 136 Industrial Property inguisher and supresslon ays papar routaa ar. avallabjpto ra msnded In the Complaint (as 137 Lois and Acreage tern, *eles snd service Send re- li.bla paopka with cara In lated with calls and telegrams from Dee Pitts and Shirley Neff. Fair SPA MEMBERSHIP — Jack KaansburQ. Colta Nack. Howatl. Amended). You shall file your LaLane Holiday, all privileges 138 Mobile Homes sume to Box U-459. The Dally Jackson fans around the world Haven. Answer and Proof ot Service In 139 Cemeiery Lois Register. Shrewsbury N.J Rad Bank. Long Branch. Warn duplicate with the Clerk of the $500 or best offer. Yearly re- Long Branch. Llttla Sitvar. Atlan- "He's taking it easy. He has religious newel $36.50 Call 842-7563 140 Real Estate Wanted Gasoline attendant — early tic Highlands Mlddkttown, "We are interested in citizen input Superior Court. Hughes Justice mornings. 6 days. 44 hr week,- Complex, Trenton, NJ., In ac- RECREATIONAL Baiford, Ocaanport. Malawan. A services on Sunday he participates in." and involvement," said Campo. iTTravel- apply Circle Exxon, 9-3 week- Abardaan Exc aarnlngs that will cordance with the Rules of Civil 15? Boats and Accessories days. Hoefflin said He said he believed the Practice and Procedure. halp auppllm.nl your praaant In- _ Transportation 153 Camping Equipment GROWING FOOD"COMPANY — coma Call 800 2420860 toll The action has been instituted NELD RIDE WEEKDAYS - '5a Receanonai vehicles fra* lor the purpose of foreclosing Estontown to NY. Return eves Needs Qal/Guy Friday, tele- ' the mortgage dated July 30. Call 046-8834. . AUTOMOTIVE phone ft calculator experience 223 Fair Haven 234 Marlboro 244 Tlnton Fall* 1981 made by Claude W. 220 Wanted Automotive necessary Apply front office. NOTICE Mitchell by his attorney in facl. VAN POOL - from Keanaburg. 1700 West Blancke St., Linden NIGHT AUDITOR — Full tlma, ATTENTION: RESIDENTS NOTICE Haziat and Keyport area, to 230 Construction Equip N.J See Mrs. C. or Lisa Taka nollca thai application OF MARLBORO TOWNSHIP BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by Deborah C Mitchell and De- axp'd only naad apply, plaaaa borah C. Mitchell, hiB wlfa to Al- N.Y.C. call after 5 405-9439 _ menl haa baen mada lo Mayor A ALL INTERESTED the Planning Board of the ?40 Auto Financing HOME ft COMMERCIAL CLEAN- •and raauma to Tha Dally Ragla- Council of th« Borough of Fair INDIVIDUALS Borough of Tlnton Falls that ihe lstate Enterprises Mortgage Cor- ING SERVICE — Exp. preferred tar. Box R-430. Shrawabury. NJ Havan 10 iranafar to 0 J O Cor- appointment of William Ouaale poration and concerns real es- 15 Instruction ?50 Auto insurance Car essential Call 566-1776 after 07701 poration, Inc.. a N J. Corp the Please tAKE NOTICE that the Jr , as Planner tor a term of one tate located at 251 Drummond DRUM LESSONS — All styles, 260 Auto Rent Lease 4. pit* year Avenue, Neptune, New Jersey beginners to advanced, reason- 270 Auto Services/Pans "NURSES License with broad package Authority (WMUA) will hold a snd also for possession of said INSURANCE — Monmouth WHEREAS, no public bidding premises able, call Nick, 747-7224. 280 Motorcycles county egency wishes to hire bill- Privilege Included PUBLIC HEARING ON THE •s necessary because the ser- TUTORING — Grades K-8. ex- ?90 Trucks and Trailers RN'S & LPN'S M/F •131332004005 herelotora is- ing, clerk. Typing essential MARLIN ESTATES FACILITY vices rendered are unique and You. Claude W Mitchell and pert instruction on all subjects 300 Aulos F-or Sa>e CERTIFIED sued to Babned. Inc T/A Truffles PLAN ADDENDUM NO 1 on are professional services Deborah C Mitchell, hla wife are Previous office exp 946-4600 NURSE'S AIDES- for tha premises located at 740 Tuesday, March 13. 1004 10 be- made party defendants because Specialization In lanquage arts HOMEMAKER8 licensed in accordance with the Exp'd. licensed, with Masters READ YOUR AD INSURANCE — Agency com- Rlvar Rd . Fair Haven, N J gin at 7 00 pm at the Rob- law of the Slate ot New Jersey you are the record owners snd mercial underwriter, with full ex- HOUSEKEEPERS A LIVE-INS Tha name and addresu of ihe ertsvllle Fire House, Route mortgagors of tha premises Degree 741-7218 THE FIRST DAY perience. Exc salary and ben- M/F corporate offices of Mid corpor- 520/East of Route 9 Marlboro under foreclosure Full or part-llma. naadad for BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED IT APPEARS! efits Resume to: Boynton and ation it as follow* Township The purpose ot the tnat Ihe Chairman and Secretary If you are unable to obtain an Boynton. P.O. Box 867. Red Nonnarn Monmoulh Araa. High Edward Robert & Wallace Jr hearing is to discuss'Amend- are hereby authorised and attorney you may communicate Tne Daily Register win not oe Bank.. N.J. 07701. no calls pay. no taa Call for Intarvlaw at 1001 Rarltan Ava ment No t" which WHS made directed to execute an agree- with the Naw Jersey State Bar responsible for mce than one Paopla Cara. 2B4 Broad St. Rad Highland Parh necessary by a special grant ment with William Ouaale, Jr., Association by calling toll free incorrect insertion of any ad- Bank. 530-1880. or 800 Union condition Thia grant condition JANITORIAL WORKING SUPER- New Jersey 08904 and 600-792-8315. You may also vertisement and only when it Ava , Rt 71, Snail. 628-»432 Objection!, if any should be slates that WMUA win not contact the Lawyer Referral Ssi 51 Help Wanted VISOR — Must have transpor- madt) immediately In writing to provide eewer hook ups or other BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED vice of the County in which you materially atfecis the value of tation. Call 663-0360 NURSES AIDE - Call-In poa- connections for certain un- Male or Female ihe ad if to the granting of aaid ap- Cuatom built cablnata All work Rich Be.och.mln at 530-1420 CLEAN YARDS By A Proteeelonall plication NOTICI guarantaad Rala Call Chrie SERVICE. To Enaure aafe. A effi- Cellar., attics A garegea AWPS 530-7567 Dated January 30, 1B84 NOTICE 1a hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the 741-1504 cient wood burning only $35 Fraa ..tlmat*. DEAN TROULAKIS/ Board of School Estimate of Broohdate Community College with Fully inauted Call 530-1812. DIE TAX SERVICE — Tax re- 741-2149 720 Sewing LORI TROULAKIS respeci to the Itemized statements ol the amount of money esti- CARPENTRY REPAIRS - faint- turns prepared In your home. For Machine Applicants mated to be necessary for current expense* and for capital outlay In ing and W.llpap.rmg Fraa aati- 540 Entertainment appl Call 583-4111 we give you 665 Moving & QEORQE Q QUSSI8. P A. the operation of Brookdale Community College for Ihe fiscal year malaa Slnca 1958. Can Dav. peraonal attention. Repair* aftar 5 p.m 072-0483. Storage A PROFESSIONAL 1004/06 and with reaped to the various item, and purposes for GUITARIST FOR HIRE SEWING MACHINE SERVICE- which said money Is to be appropriated st the Board of Freeholders' INCOME TAX PREPARATION — CORPORATION 870-8383 Financial A lax planning. 18 yrs A repair, free eetJmetee. 36 yra. 83 Peterson Street Meeting Room. Hall of Records, Freehold, New Jersey on the Oth 447 Carpentry TEACHERS MOVING INC. — Big axp. Alao heavy duty blind atflcn. day of February, 1084, st 10:00 a.m. JONJIE THE MAGIC CLOWN ot Personal Service A Expertise or amall. Lic.n»ed and Inaurad. New Brunswick. N J 08903 For Birthdays A Special AM Adelaon. 73.-2060 ovorhadga. Call 741-7448. ATTORNEY FOR APPLICANT . The said itemized statement will be on tile and open to Ihe Free aatlmataa. Storage. Fair REPAIR/REMODEL — Naw or Events CALL 251.2620 Haven. 530-1331. Jan. 30 $15.12 examination of the public between the hours of 10 00 am and 4 00 Old work. Cuatom carpentry, 72S Snow Plowing p.m. at the Business Offices of Brookdale Community College small or large Odd lobs A paint- TAX RETURNS 236 Ocsanport Campus, Llncrofl. New Jersey, from the date of thla publication until ing 747-5023 aftar 6 p m. 565 Fireplace* & Loweal fee. In Monmouth 680 Painting A SNOW PLOWING • 24 hr. ser- the date of said public hearing. County. Paperhanglng vice. Call anytime, day or night. OCEANPORT BOARD •ROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE RETIRED CARPENTER — SHI Woodstoves Leave mssaags 566-6479. Of EDUCATION Call Mr Paul, 542-0228. ANNUAL BUDGET REQUEST - BUDGET SUMMARY Ing amall A medium alied Jobs to FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES ALL-AROUND PAINTING SNOW PLOWING - Com- MEETING NOTICE FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 1t84 - JUNE 30, IMS suppllment income. Free .all Chlmnaye, brick heertha A walla < RETURNS — Per- Int.. ext.. apackllng, patching, The public workshop meeting marclal or residential. 24 houra a CURRENT OPERATIONS matoa. 741-5797. Brick, stone, block, concrete eonal/federal/eteterclty prof sheeuock A pl.ater Reeaonable day. 7 daya a weak. 2916364 Of the Oceamport Board of Current Income: Repair.. J Black. 291-0037 prepared Eva A Sat hra. Short Walh/a Painting. 291-1891 eve. Education scheduled tor 8:00 form. S15 complete 530-0070 •Tuition $5,771,000 450 Carpel Cleaning AAV PAINTERS — High quality 730 Special p.m. Wednesday. February 1. Fees 011.978 575 Furniture Repair 1964 In the Faculty Room of tha A-1 EXPERT Carpet Cleaning — work guaranteed, reasonable Service* Maple Piece School has been Government Appropriations. Upholstery cleaning. Reeeonable «. Reilnl.hlng 625 Landscaping rale., aak tor Eric. 741-7399. changed to a Special Public State 5.552.O0O ratee. Morrla Hoffman, 747-0209 TELEPHONE BILLS TOO HIOH? County 7,674.402 HAVE YOUR FURNITURE. & Lawn Care EDDIE'S PAINTING — Neat, Need help? Call Communexl Meeting In the Library of the Mi- Other Income 1 300,750 Hand Stripped A Rellnlaned clean, reliable. Expert cr.ftam.n pie Place School at 6 00 p m , 455 CaUp.tln.UII.tlon For free estimsi.. call Eddie at 671.8300/663-6300/948-3900 r 4 Prior Year Reserve 53,371 at Melodious Mixture. Call any day or hourl VRMfnajejdjav, , ctr-:ry h '?* JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION Red Benk. 642-5748. AL'S LAWN A LANDSCAPE 671-4403. Outing me Opan SseeKin. •'OTAL CURHEN1 iNUUMb i20.5G3.7S7 — 5aim, L;« u. Ta-lays, * SERVICE — Gardens rototllled. .< A lapatre, 2«4-ai77. CxpivUi ;—•• nd tmtmtm 740 Tree Service* 595 Home eervfo*. Rate. avittiale. Inl/Ext Painting a m»dlcal'*^.arrilnal)ori of a. Academic Services teaching staff member pursuant Administrative Services 3.407.110 to etatuie The Board will alto President's Division . 410,104 tM u d discuss and take action on mat- General Institutional & Benefit 3.804.000 CEDAR L INF YOUR CA OSFT ^t jr& -«i •* * "" ™ '"• tly n ,.,rt (if f>tt-jr*tinr\ In* | tends to conduct of a coall 222-2644 10 4-1Zb7 (contract negotiation* In which ln« Board la a parly) Income The public is invited to attend County S2.109.UI2 the public portion of the meeting TOTAL INCOME S2.109.102 •2,000 DIFFERENT ADULTS t*N Dated January 30, 1084 MRS JANET P SAUSSER Expenditures . WE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK Board Secretary CAUM2-1700 J«n 30 • "« Jan 30 Ji_H»lpW«nt«d 2 Babysitting 1 HtlpWanted 51 HtlpWanttd 51 HtlpWanttd 2 Mortgagta MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1984 The Daily Register B9 Child Cart NURSES _ RN. LPN. Pan-tin.. A R T - T I M E PIZZA MAKER — Exp full »me ECWETAAY/STENOGRAPHER 30 year, lixeo raie morigsgas T«to» • Ml.. 7-1 mm N — Full time, must hava axe. AMERICAN MORTGAGE AITER/WAITRESS — WanKd. ntgMa. Apply In paraon Circle OTHER'S HELPER - To work 71 Hrn, m FfMholS aakonda only Call Ml-0224 Pttia, Hwy M, IMonWn. ahort-hand skills, cheartul office. exlble hours in Aberdeen area 00-272-1388 71 Merchandise Merchandise 71 Merchandise 1-5218 lor IntanrW. IK 4 p.m. (Mual p» !•). ALL BETWEEN 6 A 9 pm m.-g p.m. PIZZA PERSON — Full Or pan- for Sale for Sale for Sale ma, aoma axp nacaaaary Call Call 775-2669 ONLY. Own transportation. A 3 Money to Loan ART-TIME CLERK TYPIST — 4 efs 566-6467 hours a day. rton-smok.no off-toe. ALL HOME OWNERS BAND EQUIPMENT — Lab FORMICA DINETTE SET - series. L5 guitar amp. 100 watts. MAPLE DRESSER — Twin bad, NURSE RN/LPN M/F end ritumi to: EIL Paraonnal SHORT ORDER COOK EED BABYSITTER — Live in ATTENTION spring 6 mattress Good Dapt.. P 0. Box 070. Red Bank, , Exp. Call 672-1177 typort Nasd someone to watch 2-12" speakers. J300 Nady wire- REAL ESTATE SALE* — We a can still offer government less, QT4B. 1180 2 Boze cond .$100 Pool sttck with casa, 3 to 11 .urn, new aalary Quid. J. 07701. Equal Opportunity hava 2 poalUona evellaWe I year old child on occasional acked funds st 11'/»% COR- $10 Playpen with pad (heavy mployaf aye off from school Call after 6 speakers, 601, $500 Call any- FREE INSULATION •JUS. twnaftta, garlaulc exp icanaad aatoa paoota. Increeee HOWROOM PERSONAL — For ORATE LOANS available with time 291-3098 duty), $30 Chest of drawers, preterrea Apply In pereon be- ART TIME RECEPTIONIST — our potential-call Darrah Aa- »arty suppry autinass. Appom. 6 m 264-6390 mi mum requirement! low 5 HOMES WANTED wood, older maple. $40 Iwoon »-4 p.m Mon-Frl atura mlndad. week night* 5-8 aoclalaa. Bhrambury, 741-333* irs. 6 days Apply In paraon to LAY GROUPS — Now forming les. extended pay-backs BAR S CONTENTS — In axe. Display our nsw Cedar shake 264-6458 Holmdal Convaleecent Cantar nil In tor holidays 4 rick days > E. Nawman 8prtngs Rd r 3 to 5 year olds Experienced WE RESOLVE YOUR cond. Asking $300 Call after 6 vinyl siding mede by Bethleham MAPLE DINING ROOM — Hutch, pply in paraon. 10 AM-4 PM, hrawsbury. . achar; full or hslf dsy sessions FINANCIAL PROBLEMS p.m.- 738-2064. Steal and receive huge discount drop leaf table, captain chairs. 2 mold Walter Nursing Homa. fallible Starting Feb. 6, Atlan- WHEN OTHERS CAN'T from retail price. Call now and REAL ESTATE HOLMOEL MALL MANUFACTURING CO. BEDROOM SET — I npla receive free insulation el no extra end tables, coffae, cherry wood. NUR8E8 AIDE M/F - Part-Urn* 22 8 Laural Ava. Hsutai, 07730 r 671-6633 tic Highlands area. For more Info CALL COLONIAL TOLL FREE dresser + mirror, high drsssar, 542-2391 ae. M ara hiring OOKINO — For well organized 800-323-8558 Ent R8B cost No down payment, no 3-8 p.m., 2-3 *VM part w—k ART TIME 8ECRETARV - rt|oln Americas No. 1 top dlvtduala to do gernaral offlca call 291-6313. end night table $65 Headboard, double sue mattress sal, $55 monthly payments til June Call MATTRESS a BOX SPRING — Mount Plaaaant Minor Nursinc. oura 0-2. 4 days. Haatlng and Cantury 21 Ability Rlty . work Shipping. Invoicing, of" /ORKINQ MOTHER - Needs a 834-9376 Saaly Posiurpadic, quean size, Homa, Call lot appt.. 666-4633 "T Conditioning Contract urchaslng Please catl 717-1 ature. responsible parson to $ CASH $ Good cond 281-1183. like new. $95 Console stereo. NURSE - School oaftlftcatlon ill 741-0177. appt ara for 2 school-age girls 10 to TO PAY CHRISTMAS BILLS BEDROOM SET^ — 6 place $00 671-6457 2 days par mo. Some over- BAD-QOOD-OR-NO CREOIT I walnut contemporary, queen SUB FROM NEW YORK HOTELS raqulrad. Sand raauma to ART-TIME— Drtvare Split NELLINQ 4 SNELLING — Tha Liquidating Thomaa Maggto. Assistant oura, for school busas, vans a REAL ESTATE lecement people 142 Hwy 3D. ghts Must accept flexible hra US GOVERNMENT BACKED headboard, asking $600 Call MATTRESS & BOXSPRING — you've thought about it. Let1 stalk nd have own trsns Please cal" Money For Any HomeOwnar 530-0632 50 Chryatal Chandeliers Suparimandant, Admlnlttrattva »tlon wagons Steady work Letontown 369-0300. 200 Table Lamps With frame, king sue. Sens per- Sanrtoa. Board of Education. 6 Autt ba dependable Apply be- about it now Our office is one of 957-9542 Low As 10"G %%% sleeper extre firm Exc Wast End Court, Long Branch tha top 4 in tha Had Bank araa. (42.OS-par mo fOr--J5000 BLOND — Dming room. 8 PCS ' 50 Mirrors Iwaan 0 A 5. Murphy But Service STOCK PERSON S300. bedroom, 6 pet $200. air INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES cond. $150 or best offer Call NJ. 07740. Equal Opportunity, 55S Hwy. 35, Middle- We are busy. We need you. Exc. 3 Domestic H»lp »210.22--per mo for--$25,000 747-7273 Employar. raining, motivation a guidance Any Reston->$Any Amount cond $75 2 ateno-type mach 159 Newman Springs Rd town.(Behind Slparstaln't Paint Retell shop seek* mature a re LEANING WOMAN — Tw.c< with instructions, $25. 4 Ibis. Shrewsbury 747-6200 tort) available Wa currently hava 7 CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS MI5C HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - NURSES AIDE LPN M/F - Lrva- million dollar associates Need 1 able stock parson. Hours ara eakly, Holmdel. own Iranapor Even STOP FORCLOSURE $80 671-2285 Bedroom set, queen size, 2 dally. Pleats apply in parton itlon Call B46-38O6 FURNITURE — Large Victorian C 2tdtlC more. Experienced or baglnrtera ie in-home serv-24 m sction BODYBUILDERS/GYMS aofa, lamps, desk, bookcase, dressers. $300 Cocktail ft S S PHONE ROOM Call Roper OUSEKEEPER — Flexible Call Now For Special Funding seated lat machine Cost dining room claw loot table Matching end table. (75 3 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors ANNIE SEZ ours, clean, laundry, some child Details For Area Rt>»idenii $440 Sale $295 Call Dennis. books, china, bureaus, don Kerosene heaters, like new. AD-VISOR independently Owned" 480 Broad St are, references 747-7478 HOTLINE 800-392-6959 495-4537 house Moving, reasonable Call $100. Call 671-8506. PART-TIME 813 Rrvar Rd., Fair Heven REDUCED °v FOR VETERANS^ 'art-time (10 a.m.-2 p.m.. Mon. Shrewsbury. N.J. OUSEKEEPER — 2 days . BOXES-CORRUGATED 642-4869 MOVING — 2 living room high- hru Frl), for Tha Dally Register 741-7646 Equal Opportunity Employer. eek Cleaning, washing some back chairs. 8' wpod picnic table, NEEDED lesslfled Dept. Telephone soi- M/F 64 Money Wanted For Moving & Storage, and tor GAF SUPER 6 — Sound movie REAL ESTATE — RUMSON onlng. Mutt have trans a rafs. tatry A complete line ot protector & camera, exc cond custom built, seats 10. 2 burner IMMEDIATELY :ltatlon and computer terminal UPERENTENOENT COUPLE — barbeque grill Chandelier with •porience halpful Good Incen- Yaa, were hiring. Qraduaiad all 871-7546. S AM-10 PM packaging supplies 462-4672 or $200 firm Call 767-8699 Matura-mlndad Individual „ commissions to 70% 11 55% to ixp'd for 42 unit building. Fraa 747-4006 crystal prisms End table & lamp. work In our marketing dapan- ve program for tales-minded start Call Jana Whlta- Broker pt. with utilllee. + tmtll salary "OUSEKEEPER — 5 days • IMPOSSIBLE Clothing Men's 46-Ladiei 14 mant making telephone callt. 6 nd aggressive parson Must ba eek Responsibilities care of 5- hats whst moBl people say CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS - GAS SPACE HEATER — 1 mo Hardware & remainder of garage ccurate speller For Interview, tonight 291-1200 Days M8-2412: eves S31-7766 to 0 p.m. Pleasant working an SPINDRIFT REALTY r -old, light housekeeping hen wa tell them our factory Handmade). & a romplele line old. 35.000 blu with blower, ask- sale 739-2561 vlronmanl a convanlan1 lease contact Pag No' UPERVISOR — Quality control some cooking Overnlgni avail- istribuion can aarn a S6 figure of baby 'children •> clothes, baby 42-4000. Ext 252. 105 E RIVER RD.RUMSON ing $325 Furnace, oil fired MOVING — Washer & gas dryer. Shrewsbury location mska this sstlng. sxperlenced, light martu- blllty desired. Prefer mature ncome their first year In busi- uture. A accessories, (new 148.000 blu. SKC shape, asking tha parfact opanlng for those HY3ICAL THERAPIST — Full REAL ESTATE — Experienced ecturlng Self-motivated, or- woman tor late mornings ui est They stop aaying it when near*y new) At The Merry 3 couches, wrought iron dining , ust passad your oxsm or need a nlied with ability to manage e show them proof. If you want 3o Round Maiornty & Baby $450 Electric hofwater healer looking to aarn abovs- -avaraga Ragllter ed 3 p.m. Own trans a pli 50 gals exc working order, ask- set. twin site beds, nusc iteins part-time incoma. For Inlarvlaw NJ., Icense? Call ERA LINCROFT lory personnel Exc. benefits mion location Please write lo roof, call Mr Heckman, person Shop, 47 3rd Ave . Long Branch Call 747-9?07 ilgablllty. Private practice/ Jary commensurate with ax- ing MB Call 264-B0B6 call Mr. Frank. 542-5880 Equs reehold-Red Bank offices Or- REALTORS 747-3038/ Evas ix 0-438, The Dally Register, 571-0736 MOVING~-MUST SELL - 5-pc Opportunity Employar M/F. 747-5667 Hsrlanca. Send resume & salary hrawabury, N.J. O7701. G E ELECTRIC WASHER AND hopadlca, sports injuries, di- equlrement to P O 063. Eaton- CAR STEREO - Sony. AM/FM DRYER — $400 tor both, or bei pit couch, burgundy Car- PART TIME — Busy orthdont^ arse conde. Attractive salary REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa own, NJ 07724. | OUSEKEEPER/COMPANION cassette with Dolby, pro set but otler Call before noon or after G tage/stroller/bed comb Crib offlca, filing, front desk a chtli dvancemenl, benefits need help now 4.000 nationwide — Cooking A light housework, s & auto reverse Includes like new. good cond $250 takes •ids Mon-Tua-Thurt. 1 30 60-4300. p m 566--. 929 all1 747-1002 offices. TV advertising, homa EACHERS/COACHES — High ira. par day, 12-5 5 days par wk Sony speakers. $300. Call GLASS FRONT WOOD STOVE 5 30/8 30 Looking for organized warranties, national programs school softball -assistant coach S MUtt have dependable car At 747-0819 PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT — — Fir a bncN base. and a friandly. Reply to Tha Dally Full time. In Mlddletown area fabulous training - mean success rethmtn coach Middle echoo High, araa. Call 291-4764 NEIL DIAMOND Raglttar, Box L 471, Shriwsbury EKQ, X-ray * Vanl-puncture for you. ERA Maimed Resllors ym astt coach. Middle echoo 1 Merchandise backboard $300 Call 842-7465 Billy Joel. Ozzy Osborne. Van NJ. 07701 Send resume to; Box O-440, The 671-5660 •M boys/girls asst. coach. Ath- 54 Situations for Sale GLASS FRONT WOOD*STOVE Halen, Liberace. Billy Idol. Adam Dally Register. Shrewsbury, NJ etic trainer. Sand resume to — Fire brick base. and Ant. Rodney Dangertiold PART-TIME JANITORIAL - REAL ESTATE MANAGER — Ac- ntt P. Maggie* Asst. Super- END TABLES — Country wood MIDDLETOWN. 5 nlghtt -7701 tive north monmouth county of- Wanted Female j backboard. $300 Call 572-9400 ^ ntandent. Administrative Bar- 1 BABYSITTING - Mother of Colonial, like new, $65 each, t»- CHECK THIS OUT... 842-7465 waak. Call 604-6025. MYSICAL FITNESS fice. Mutt have complete knowl- lea. Board of Education, 6 Wat* liner swlval chair, leather, $25 readers to check out " ™ARMOIR — $500 oak edge Good opportunity tor rlgh ne currently babysitting In missionary PART-TIME — FIN M/F for 31 Cn, Long Branch, NJ iStontown home Full or p arge Colonial oil painting, $35 ad with a CHECK at the top] GOLD SIDE-BY-SIDE — person Acadamy Agency 7740. E.O E. and/or bottom of your copy Call! new $300 homered $175 Call bad nursing homa. Any shift, 2 739-2222 ma. Lunches A snacks 47-6806 waakandt par month. Idssl tor luded Call 542-6452 for ml The Daily Register Classified De Call 530-4756 741-8452 taml-ratlrad or ratlrad nurtaa MAKE YOUR EACHER — School nurea 5MM SLR OUTFIT — Konlca partment today for details. RECEPTIONIST - Mature certification required. Sand ra- -3, 35 + loom lens, Hash GOOD VALUES ! - Studio j ORIENTAL CARPETS - E«C Qutan of Carmsl Nurilng Horns ilnded for busy doctor's office A NEW MOTHERS DAY OUT couch $29 50 cr.b 29 50 knee cond , 10K14 Kharman, 9*1 Vi 046-4091 FANTASY ume/appllcallon to Thomat P PROGRAM — For pi Hers, bag. tripod. $600 valun Exp preferred Weekdays. 2-8 Mgglo. assistant super 210. Call alter 6 p.m. 787-9589 hole desk, $29 50, Itiat raxer, $5, Saruk. 6*9 China Hutch from the p.m.. A Sat. mornings Sand re choolera, will be starting on aluminum chaise. $6 50 couch A ' 30 s. mosl unusual piece, in mint STORE COLLECTORS ntandsnt. admlnatratlve service 15, in Mlddletown Call 1 COME TRUE: suma to: Box T-412. Tha Daily Board of Education. 6 West Ei PIECE LIVING ROOM SET — love seat to mutch. $129. toot cond Call days 892-2275, ewes PART-TIME Shrewsbury, N.J 71-1777 tor into ft reservation* Colonial Asking $350 Please CLOTHING RACKS — 2 Sided, locker 46 50. power mower, j 270-5978 or 349-1073 ^ Naadad 3 0aya a waak (Mon. Register, Court, Long Branch. NJ, 07740 king 3 07701 al OpportunltyEmployar BA IN ENGLISH — Who types 76 all anytime. 787- 4386 different heights Reasonable 6 $15 00. 4 M step ladddar. $3 00, Tuae.. Wad.), by tha Dally Remit- Full & Part Time glass showcase with glass ad- PANASONIC AM/FM STEREO ter Circulation Dapt. Plasss con RESTAURANT HELP wpm wants to type and proo • PIECE LIVING ROOM - $500 upholstered arm chairs 10-20. — With 2 speakers E»c cond tact Jaff Haro. 542-4000 axt. 267 Seavlew Location EACHER — Part time, Engllah aad al home Call 530-4936 -piece bedroom. $800 Wai justable shelves 870-1756 $29 50. kitchen lable $15 More $125 Call 530-9117 after 7 30 Full/part-time Bartenders second language Sand resume COFFEE TABLE - Beautiful, byi fl An aqual opportunity employer wtltert/waltretaee, cook BABYSITTING — Mother of 2 nits $400 Humidifier $20 Gas p m Begin t new career with us me Thomas P. Magglo, Attt rill $60 Call alter 6 p n Bassett. glass & wood, can-] F 530-7861 after 10:30 a.m. iperlntendent Administrative old son will care tor you PERSONALIZED SHOPPING - begin tha mott exciting job you' hlld in my Port Monmouth 67-6170 ing Call 671-2099 after 5 PM PART TIME aver find. If you are tllm, attract RN/LPNS — Full a part time. Al Service Board of Education, 6 GUITAR — Peavey P-30. i By Debbie & Tony, weakly & V. End Crt. Long Branch, N.J ome. full time days, reasonable • GOLD VELVET""COUCH - COMPUTER Vic-20 w th su[ case good cond . $175 Teachers/mothara. demonstrate va, outgoing. In good shape an shifts starting rate. RN 17.70 atas. Call 767-0274 attar 5 pi 842-8141 after 6 special monthly grocery, special quality toys. Chlldcraft educt itvs either t danca or phys ad. LPN. $0 20 Excellent benefit) 7740. EOE. Very good cond.. $150 Also ; graphic expander gnmes $1 gifts 671 4921 Call for appt 775-0554 colonial end table lamps. $60 pr Call 671-5091 tlontl toyt. Ctll 495-3561 background. Jack LaLanne hat ECHNICAL WRITER — Indus BABYSITTER — Your house on I GUITAR AMP — Yamaha G-50 PETITE GODiN — Coal or woyd- I N 8 T R U C - tends in Lima Silver area Price to clear by tiral lerested, COMPUTER — Epso u 112. $225, exc cond Call Bobby FULL TIME TELEPHONE SOL RN/LPN — Private duty cases rial, military level Operating party Call 671-2870 burning Hove Black ICITOR — With knowledge of of TORS/INSTRUCTRESSES pot- avail. 5-1 HMonmouth Beach) itlntsnance manuals Englnaei eterencei available. complete Demo model $2400 ] 747-8372 >orcelainetni itiont for you. 47-1372. flea duty. Hours 8-5 with plaasan 3-11(Matawan). 4-12 (Red Bank) ng backround/exp. required 8' SOFA - Good cond. and I Naw warranty PnnW^Jj-B0 F-T , QUN _ Rem,,,g,on 700 3006, lally $575 working, condr Call 663-5100 Call People Care, 530-1866. lend resume to Box 0 437. the BABYSITTING. "~ AND/OR handmade wo&dan ship models $37b now Call 229-0901 I cjstom deluxe, exc cond See APPLY IN PERSON )tlly Register, Shrewsbury. N J PART TIME SECRETARY — Tuesday, January 31 RN M/F FULL-TIME — Appllcai HOUSEKEEPINQ -- done 142-8598 CONTENTS" OF HOMF - Many] through mounts $275 PIANOS - ORGANS 7701 An aqusl Opportunity eacrtar/mom in evening anc •aluablM turns Everything mual | quired 264-48)5 Typing a light steno, flexible II AM-1PM a 4PM-6PM mult hava experience Employar. 8 GOLD VELVET COUCH - 1 All Musical Supplies and hours to suit pkMM cal geriatric nursing, ability to or night hours References Cal go Call tor appt 530-9274 Services 542-8569 arge barrel uacK gold velvet I GUNS — Astri 400 9 MM, 147-7380. Mon after 2 PM 160 Sesvlew Square MallOcaan gsnizo & take charge of a nurelni ELEPHONE WORK — Part-time chair, good cond $150 tor both CONTENTS SALE - Everything j Gliesente 9 MM high standard TUSTING PIANO CO Tues eve Between 7 ft S PM. Nsw Jeraey unit. Apply in parson; (no phon avat. In Rad Bank. 6 p.m.-9 p.m BABYSITTING — experienced Call 747-0575. Bathroo es.i 22 ISU Waltlier 25 Buto. Walther Our 99th Year calls) at Eatontown Convaleacan + Sat. mornings, S4 par " Asbury Park 775-0664 PART TIME DRIVER WANTED — mother, full time in m A LOW BUDGET? motorcycle trailer, misc 2 Glen- PPK 32 auto. 44 B ung- Cantar. 139 Grant Ava., Eaton 47-8800 between ft a.m.-6 p. Shrewsbury homa. Infants to ! nwood PI , Leonardo 291-1822 ! mal run 7 7 Jap a 30-i .iring- Open 9 10 9 With good record for sales engi JACK town. Shop the Used Furniture Certer naar. Mostly 1 day trlpt in my TELEMARKETING — Pleasan rra., lunch included References of Red Bank held both as issued. 12 ga Rem- available Call B42-6743 COPY MACHINE - Minolta 101 minton 870 Paper required. " PIANOS" car. Ratlrad senior genleman LaLANNE/ , RN M/F — For non-prom health elephona parsonsilty A typing 187 Shrewsbury Ava, 642-1449 Rebuilt, $325 Call 741-7686 New under $1000 used under preferred Reply to The Daily agency. Vanlpunctura axp skills required. Cslf H. Fix be CHILD CARE - Certified, exp'd WINDOWS I eves 671-2555 _ ANDERSEN COUCH HAVE — An unwanted item or $500 unlimited rentals from Raglttar, Box R-430 preferred. .Valid N.J. drive in 630 A 9 30 am A 3 to 4 pre-achool teacher has one DOORS - ft Atri doors 50" $7 50 a month Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. HOLIDAY license and access to vehicle 842-3600 ipenlng In unique learnini Asking $25 two you d like lo sen? An ad this discount DEPOSIT FULL IN • 495-1564 size for 10 days, IUSI $6. Call The FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER itl Mon.Frl., day a evenln BE YOUR OWN BOSS — Make cantar program. Art music SURED. Deliv Fhd 4624730 PART-TIME hrt. Mutt ba flexible. Equal op cooking, readiness develop DESKS FILES -« Tabl.as chairs; Reg.ster Classified 542-1700 HEALTH SPA own hours A tarn up to 50* 1-800-523-6707 computer " izz I PIANO — Old oak upright, needs NO EXP. NECESSARY Equal opportunity employer M/F portunlty employer. Please sar with Avon's new program. Ca ment 542-7348 storage cabinets Just a bright telephone manner resume to: Box T-413. The Da IHILDCARE — done in\m ANTIQUE OAK HO OSIER CUP- tables, office equip •10 at HKJHRISER BED — With 2 newl tunemg $375, 747-6112. after 6 671-6825 or 787-5124Tor dstalls BOARD — Ongional Dally Re- used nattresses. exc cond price PM & weekends We're an exciting madia com RODUCTION WORKER — g Shrewsbury. N.. )ceanport home, day or nigh bargaig n pprices Nt'w pany In tha araa and ware look hVC Compounding company 07701 TRAVEL AGENT — Experienced >y a reliable, eipei indeid r a& spice jars. $400. AAC $110 Call 7 30 PM-10 30 PM PIANOS • ORGANS ull-tlme, psrt-tlme A outside 17-6112. Mi." 6 PM & week- A.AC DESK OUTLET. 1T09 Rl 495-2728 Ing for you. This position offers ooklng for a conscientious a re- ROOFINQ SUBCONTRACTOR mother Call 389-1736 35, Oakhurst 531-3990 Unlimited rentals from S7 50 a •Good part-time income. lable parson to join our pro- sales Call 201-563-2750. ends HOSPITAL BSD — Almost new". month1 Student piano* Irom •Incentives — For. re-roof Ing Mutt hava In duction department Exc. wages turanca. Call 767-1528. after VALET OR NURSES AIDE - To CLERK TYPIST — 6 yrs oftic ANTIQUE — Circa 1906 oak S175 M«w REAL pianos from •Close to homa 1 a benefits, plus overtime. Cal PM. assist elderly gentlaman, part P Salt-starter, neat, hard back, seat & EI^Tnc^ot^lBteVTaBia^rg3.1!. I ^fl" ™3*Q22£&£22 | Become • part of the fattest 225-0606 between 9 & 11 a.m working USED NJ- SUNDAY REGISTER Hwy. 35., Hazlat atlon. own equlpmon ANTIQUE DINING TABLES . CenterSa. 542-8190 Equal Opportunity Employer MANAGER are at least 11 yaara old an 281-4772 Ash for Mrs. Kleana Now in stock, every type A stylo . c.DmeC.iivar CMI » cui g'ua! IBM TYPEWRITERS ' -"'•"- J*->-°-*"*' °" are ready to work. WAITRESS OR WAITER — T M/F EVES. & SAT. A.M. crystal cunr'dHii.j- aH o e«qji6ile RFiJIAl *22 &?H oar mo To algn up. call 542-4000. Ex earn to ba barmaid or bar COLLEGE STUDENT~—~M~a\t} ??°tf" nST-.^m'J; JirUfJ *edr nm sot douhi* bed. . Expansion creates thla deairable hutch, rdrop-leaft , 'arm or double j ,ab)af- OJ Franec,l09,n nr055eProvencar ,,,„l D-exe, CUB.l SsnVopt.pn to buy 747-1861 216. ander. Write to Box 333, Sa ng in Early Education, wants t ITEMS — 4 ft Shop lights. com-i more Asking $350 tor the pair PART-TIME F/M - Phone pro opening for a mature-mlndad In- care tor young children Hour pedestal tables In cherry, pine or i __ top » mirrors Call D'ete. $12 60 gal Rheem 10'Call 291 9126 gram, earn extra $1 for hollda Bright, N.J. 07760. Part or ful dividual who can learn our ty»< SHOE SALES — Exp preferred 'aiy Dayi, evas. a. weekend 642-1229 after 6pm bllre Exc. earnlngt Flaxlbl ems Applicant should be sales Ima. mahogany Apply in person. Naturallzer Re Trans., refa & resume ava DISCOUNT BEDDING CENTER hourt. 747-6668 or 583-7646 oriented and hava lha daalre to Bank. WAITRESS/WAITER — Part 741-3661 THE MEWS AT SHREWSBURY aarn excellent part-time incoma time dayt Apply In parton only 655JSroad_Slree^ 747-6550 — Seta from $40 ea pc bunk PART-TIME DRIVER — Know! :or interview call Mr. Frank Tay SALESPERSON — Llceeenae COMPLETE CARE — For you beds $99 Daily 1-6 495-0075 adga ol Monmouth County Tha In Betwaen Raatturant, 5 ANTIQUE SIDEBOARDS — LAWN TRACTOR — JsCObwn RATTAN BAR — With 2 stools or, 542-6660. Equal Opportunity beautician wanted to sell baau English Plaza. Rad Bank. After child, will watch, prepare meal DOORS SECONDS - $4 95 4 42" high by 55" wide. e»c cond Apply Circulation Dapt.. ~ Employar M/F. ppllas. part time. Must live wash clothes for your chll George til solid mahogany bow- heavy duty tractor 20 h p Dally Ragllter. Rt. front. 6 * 30 circa 1830 also a ip, Red Rank Lumber Hydrostatic drive, power steering! $300 perfect for porch, den or PUBLISHER — of SChoisrly >rk in same town, local centr Early to late hours. Mon-Frl play room Call 530-9H7 a'ter Shrewsbury. Equal Opportunity WAITER/WAITRESS home Rets suppHe flame-gram mahogany Hep- Mi-5500 with ppower angle snow blade 6 books, aaaks full time, highly Monmouth County area Ra ,' 30 p ri motivated, saH-ttartar. to help Bank, Asbury Park. Eatonlown CASHIERS 738-6870 ur Mlddletown homa. P/T or riirror IBM Blectni, typewntte' ' BABYSITTER — For our 18 mo ,:/T. day or night Meals & trans i.icka asking $100 Call attor 41 open hole BUM ntfi- hour waak for mental haal old girl. Approx. 20 hrs 842-2510 or 842-0654 message 739-5257 Snim movie projector Misc | 51 HtlpWanttd canter in Red Bank. Knowladg ik Call 530-9517 can be arranged Call Robins or of genrersl office procedure Aiat 671-9565 good typing skills, and ability t CHILD CARE — for 2 yr old boy deal with people required. Exce n my home, 4 hrs. per schoo BOTHER/TEACHER — will lant fringe beneftlt. Ca day. Call 671-4769 after 4. babysit In my Mlddletown home 530-7678 lo schedule interview (Falrvlew Area) full time only EOE CHILD CARE — Matura grant Plaaie call 741-6429. CARRIERS WANTED mother typeto car© for 2 chl NEED A FEW AFTERNOONS SERVICE TECHNICIAN dren. 1 & 3 yrt. old, 5 dayi, Mon thru Fri. Some light house OFF? — will prepare dinner, do Strong electrical & mechanics light housekeeping for house- Highlands, Atlantic Highlands, abilities required to sarvloa com keeping. non-smoker, ow On Tuesday, Feb. transportation. River Plaza are wlfa/eiderly persons/invalid merclai laundry 4 dry cleanin Have ref a reliable 957-0715 equipment Growth orients* of Mlddletown Salary open. Ca 14th your wife, hus- Sea Bright, Sandy Hook, company will 530-7132 after 7 p.m. SEAMSTRESSES - Will work benefits Applications being i from our homes Alterations, band, boy friend or captad Jan. 30-Feb. 10 LOVING ADULT - To care for new clothea. all kinds, apecial- Middletown Areas. AVIS MACHINERY CO INC young children. 2 hrs e day. Ing in odd sizes Nancy. 842 131 South 31st St dayt a weak My home pref girl friend, sister, Kenllworth. N.J. 07033 yours if convenient Must love t SEAMSTRESSES - Will work 201-245-1035 play Rats 291-3668. from our homes Alterations, brother, mom, dad, Please Call Jaye Roseman new clothes, all kinds, special- HtlpWanttd 51 Help Wanted izing m odd sizes Nancy. grandparents or chil- 842-0907. Joan. 741-1961 542-8880 Ore. Dept. TOO BUSY TO-HOUSECLEAN? dren will be thrilled to — We'll get the job done a nght Motor route driver wanted for Call 542-9357 or 544-9012. any- find a message of time. WILL CLEAN" YOUR HOME — love just for them in Sunday only in Englishtown and Efficiently & professioanally. with rets In tha Matawan, Marlboro or the Register's... Old Bridge araa Please call. Freehold area. If interested con- 739-6635 if no ans, 566 7450 57 Child Care/ tact William Sara 542-4000 Nursery Schools Love-0-Gram PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM — foi 3 and 4 year olds, Jan. to June, Jiitfrt. "I full day-cars services, also avail- able For registration call The Daily/Sunday Register 787-8160. Section .a Equal Opportunity f mployr UIF CAREER 61 Business Opportunity OPPORTUNITY GREAT OPPORTUNITY — Fully CARRIERS operational coffee A catering truck-complete kitchen on wheels Start earning right away IN MEDIA WANTED with present route $7000 Call 264-5112, For more Inform- mtton. after 3 PM. LIQUOR STORE - Building & MARKETING license center of Red Bank busi- ness district, no discounting, long established business enclosed please find my special prepaid Financing, to qualified. AND SALES GAG REALTORS 531-2000 Valentine Love-O- Gram 62 Mortgages Compose your own message below Are you interested in a career and not just a job? IF YOU HAVE EQUITY Do vou have experience in media and marketing? CALL PARKWAY MORTGAGE The Daily and Sunday Register has an excellent 780-1810 opportunity in our advertising sales and market- iiwdepartment for an advertising space account A DIRECT LENDER executive After training, you will be assigned to GRANITE MTG a territory as an account executive, calling on CENTER Low Rates local businesses, helping them to plan and ex- SECOND MORTGAGES ecute their advertising and marketing programs To $250,000 Fixed rite up to 15 yrs FIRST MORTGAGES The right penon could move up quickly while 30-yr fixed rste For prompt saryice 741-5551 earning a salary and commissions or visit us at: 16 West Front St.. Red Bank - ,i Pnrtmw 500 meUia Al / n I -r Mairt I 1 isi Mig tiennaiH.il> HI Enr« »«__ — -. II Eatontown Kramer Fml 384-509«| I ufes like meeting people, have an aggressive, Oceanport LOW INTEREST uletvminded attitude, write In strict confidence HOME FINANCING Mail your check or money order to Ms. Marjorte Smith, 1 'Register Plaza, Monmouth Beach 30 YR. MORTGAGES The Daily Register Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 EOE. M/F REFINANCING with your message coupon to... Love O Gram Depf BAYSHORE MORTGAGE CORP I Or Pla*a Shrewsbury NJ Call Andrea Noon: 542-8880 201-2S4-5Sig 01 Apt. for Rent 00 AulQaWr eels B10 The Daily Register MONDAY, JANUARY 30. 1984 1M Commercial 131 Houses for Sals SO Auto Insurance SEA BRIGHT — RtnUls MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP — 3 CARS UNDER (2 000 — 2 71 Merchandlst Garagt/Y»rd 84 Marchandls* bedrm Apt .fireplace ft new bedroom ranch, family room, , AC, arge deck. $600 mo .include* fireplace., oarage, in-ground INQSLY AUTO SALES S/PS, 42.000 mt. cond . for Salt Wanted heat, hot water For Information HOLMDEL — Profaettonal spac* Salts available tor doctor or lawyer. pool, fenced, landscaped, tow- • .000 or Mel Can Call Bill at 530* 0001 lea. Call W7-MO4. or HEVY NOMAD 1960 WAGON 7-9073 ALL LIONEL TRAINS Ground floor ot office building on BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET SEWINO MACHINE — ConttM, WASHERS ft DRYERS — Recon- SPOIL YOURSELF corner of Hwy 36 * Laurel. 1-0407. Btack/wnlte. 4 door. 6 cyl ditioned, also rsngee ft dish- Of Flyer. Top caah appraisal Down Call 24 hours, T to greal running cond , good MONTE CARLO 1eT4 — V-8. •II BlUchrnvnU. 1125. Movta Price no object, 946-3693 (See a part menu I Avail , turnlatSed or unfurn Im- days, for tree quota tf requested, S/PB, air, AJVfV stereo, pew c«m«ra & projector $75 Hanging washers, fully warrantee*). O E A 842 6555 mediate occupancy. 071-6111 MIODLETOWN — ready to be reewed. low Whirlpool ft other makes from si we de-ive* to your home. Im- ae. beet otter 571-H16 irea. (2.196 temGeT after 4. liQm. $50. all m« cond 291-30M ANTIQUES WANTED Al Curry. bedroom bi-lev*i, fireplace, mediate coverage CaH ,ul09 5O Call 730-0699 of NAME YOUR PRICE YOURSELFI ^100 anytlma. around pool, prof***lonalty 74-7873 HEVY PtCK UP UW - t-5061. _^___ International Gall*rk»e-747-6200 penthouse LONO BRANCH — Prime lo- scap*d Mint condiBon, USTANO 19ST i-liBy! PS. SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR lagnlfkcent w paint loo. completely reetorad, WASHER & DRYER EXTRAVA- 169 E. Newman Bpr!r>ge-Shrewt. cation, Ideal tor profaaalonat or many aitraa. 406-1528 No rs> Aaking BM0. Call — Gold, $425. 2 pc Mdlonal NY bua line,. Furnished or Industrall uee, plenty of parking, call 741-2243, Mon thru Sal.. < 98 0307 couch and t,ftp*M. MO GANZA. REBUILT — OE ft. Whirl- ANtiQUES — AII klnda. bought nturnlthed, tor eat* at 79K. or pool, special low price*, all this very reasonable. 603 uptown, 767-0304 or 495-0051 tor top ca*n. Mary Jar>* Roose- ant at $675 a mo 642-6555 222-1074 In a.m. MIDDLETOWN — 8 room apHt 4 Check Our Aatea CHEW IMPALA 1970 OVA 1971 — 907 rebuilt an- week, 1149 A up Full warantae velt Antiques, 109 Eaal River Rd . badrooms. 2 baths, paneled tarn- SMALL OAK CHEST OF DRAW- Call 542-0400. MIDOCETOWN - 400 *q PHOENIX SROKERAOE »uns. (360 na, lees than WO muea on Rumeon 642-3169 Mimtw Ap- THOUSAND yroom Cathedral callings Irving amoua tor low-ooet aulo « cycle motor, many extrea en motor too ERS — R«f!nith*d, 100 yra. old. praisers AaaocleUon of Am**tea utflltiae included, t ft dining room. Large d*cfc Walk 767-3570 (BO. couch. J*40. maple doubt* OAKS trance. 825O month. Mlddle- Btg eetringa tor gah to Ml I lot. maoe. BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR i pm mor o grammarmar., ft bus to South M 8. oontractora. HEVY CUSTOM VAN - bad, $60, twin bad compM*. WEIGHT BENCH/LEG PRESS town Realty .M,$O0.. CaCalJl 741-6736. I reoeipta! $50, firtplt.es toola. Ilk* naw. IMARCY) - Include* Incline, bar SALE — Call Second Hand ill, VILLAGE •ulWIng, rekeepera. Compare. uat'eS $15. king an* h*adboard, $3S bell wllh 120 Iba. 2 dumb beNa, 07 AlteAt r 68 . 364-M1M S •iBlve 1.2ft 3 bedroom MIDDLETOWN - IrnpacoaMy Rl M. KeypoO. 2*4-3087 racllnar. $20. kllchan Mt. $45. it ft back teg extension.,, i paid for an Items, apartments with dishwashers A MIDDLETOWN — 5,000 sq ft maintained 4 bedroom. 11* bath aed St.. Shreoebury. M4-1401 aViifi "ana. «, anilqua gooseneck lamp, $25. ...B. Call 201-530-1690, be- For btbargains, atop some basements Individual professional office space avail- cap* ood Is In mova-in condrtton oil-free W0-M:-3048 till 8pm HEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC weekends anyWnf, double bodroom ••(• (2). $225 ft tween 6:00-9 30 PM ft weekends at 24 Broad St., Keyport heating. Excellent location able tor immediate occupancy. Living room haa brick fireplace 9.74 — Ve. auto.. PS. PB. AC. usl off Rl. 36 nsar Atlantic High- Ample parking Sterling Thomp- OVA 1870 — A» 4 $275, doubt* box Spring ft mat- and lovely picture window. Dtn- adlc. new battery Rune good. lew urea, bucket seate. rrunu e t*r*M. $50, 264-6450. WICKER. RATTAN ft PINE — USED BOAT TRAILER ends {Walking distance to A A P son A Associates, Realtors, ng area opens to reoentty re- QUOTATIONS 550 or beat offer 58aVT04tX 25% to 50% on, Wicker ft Pin* For 24 ft deep V bottom Shopping Center) I modeled kitchen $74,900 FOUR body good oand . (880 Barn, Rt. 34. Colta Neck Call 364-1146 days. 264-3051 291-4050. 12-6 dally Best rales available. call HEVY NOVA 1975 — 4 door offer Celt 466-3790 SMALL OAK CHEST OF DRAW- PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE - 47-2900. 9-4 Exc. service, tandard, good body ml 92,000 67-6012 Furnished desk space In beat Ime co., 6 or 4 payments, no lies, aaking (1200. Call after 5 ERS — R*HniBh*d. 100 yra. old, WOOD BURNING STOVE. Quy Johnson LD9MOBILE 1(76 M ROYALE $90 Couch, $40 Map!* doubt* •ddreea In Red Bank EMC forNEAT AS A PIN - 4 bedroom, Inanoe charge JR. Harrison 41-2105. FRANKLIN — $125 Red wood Buy ft Buys TWINBROOK outside sales person 741-4400 eat In kitchen, finished basement yancy. Shrewsbury. leeel. 90,000 ' bad $60 Twin b*d-comp(***, burl coffee table, cypretw baae, Single item* to entire CHEVROLET IMPALA 1969 $50 Flrsplac* tooli. Ilk* naw, VILLAGE RED BANK — Prime, contem- with bar. large lot with Inground $200. Antique round, oak veneer households •ool. off Leonard vHle Rd., 60 Auto Rent/Lease Runs good, call after e. SO $15. Klng-alx* haadboard. $36. pedestal table, painted. $TU Antique furniture, Jewelry, silver GARDEN APTS. porary, modern office space 946-4083 pick-up ./SB? R*clln*r. $20 Ktlchan tat. $45. parking, 747-5525 or 350-4422 lerford. priced right at $77,600. Thumb back chairs, 4 match Immediate caah. 643-4336. A 2 bedrooms from $435 Mod- Paul P Cove Inc. 671-2644 alue. CaH 971 Anltqu* goo**n«ck lamp, $25. $76 *a 671-3104. rn apaclout apartments Heat, UTO RENTALS — $7.95 par r —• Doubt* bedroom **tl (2), $335 ft MILITARY — Uniforms, medals, RED BANK — 1600 aq. ft., prime HEVROLET IMPALA 1972 — PEL MANTA - ot ft cold water, cooking gat location, on corner of Broad Si, OAK RIDGE REALTY ay. 7 centa per mile Hwy. 35 In 3.000 ml., runs good. 1 owner $275. Doubl* box tprlng ft mat- awordt. bayonet*, knives Old ncluded. On-premlta* tennis eyport. 284-7728 peed, net aST tr*at $60 264-6456. 73 Machinery for toys ft trains. Call 566-8030 in deelrable Red Bank N.J., tor- Adult Communlliee ITS. Call 530-9274 ood cond courta. pool, recreation araa. mar Dr.'a office, which can be 341-6060 ENT A VAN — Low, low raise Sal* Near Eatontown shopping Excel- readily used by other pro* HEVY MALIBU 1977 — Claaetc PARK CHEVROLET SNOW BLOWER — Toro 8 h.p PIANO WANTED schools, Ocean Township OCEAN TWP. — Luxury all Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy wagon. AC, auto., AU/FM. a«- $450 7' 7" SNOW PLOW — Manuel feuional Principals only, pleas* Ranches, 2-atory, 4-5 bedrooms. -, Keyport, 264-1600. Salos-Leaalnt ifytea Parta angle, complete, $700. 1V on*An* condltlon_4»3-491V Highway 35. Oakhurst contact John Kublk, 741-2313 aa, eiic cond. 49,000 t 88. Neptuna 778-1212 Call 542-3343 or 741-6060 From $164,000. By sppt Century 2796. 747-1824. way plow with lift uitmly, $750. TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO 531-4923 542-0812 Bug Co 631-060S. 403-4477 70 Auto Services/ INTO WAGON 1974 - Needs SNOW TIRES — E 76-14, black. Alto 6 ton tag-t-iong traler. DOLLARS — Convert Old Jew- RED BANK — Professions! office HEVETTE HATCHBACK 1960 uitd 3.000 0 ml. $50 paiir elry to Cash. DON PON'S JEW- UNION BEACH — 1 bedroom suites available In varloua Zlrr ROOM — Split, walk Part* work (300 aa la. 7(0-4268 Call p type, needt work, $900 modern. $375 plus utilities A ••- 39.000 ml., FM. (2,900 Or between ( am. 44ctO. 842-42M Mat offera. Days, 741 -$032 ELERS Will Buy from private merer buildings Unite range school*, it to N.V. ornei Hatchback 1977. mag irlty. Call 739-9715 from 1-3 rooms to 2.000 sq ft; UICK RIVIERA MOTOR — 466. Eve*. 670-2239 owners and estates ANTIQUE am. LargL e lot. EEvaa . 6671-32967 . ctory re-bullt. beat offer over FM. 80.000 $1,500 Both INTO 1976 — Al SOFA - For sal*, good cond., CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW- all units era carpeted, air con- speeds, exc cond Cal adlo. runs fine. Body in ELRY DESIGNED 799 River Rd 102 Houses for ditioned A have on site parking ISON — Ranch. $400 Call 229-1161. ••king, $75 or bail of*— 76 Auction Salts oomi, fireplace, new gaa 1^9302 or 946-9aO6 nape, U60. Can '41-646T41 2 741-2857 or 530-4817. Fair Haven. N.J. 642-6257 Rant Ratea range from $200 par mo,- •4ERAL MERCHANDISE •12 per aq. jtiimss Cad haat, move-In condition. Exc. lo- MRYSLER CORDOBA 1978 - LYMOUTH DUSTtR 1971 — SOFA — BatMtt. balge floral, WANTED — Old oriental rugs, A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Zlmmerer, cation in friendly neighborhood. HRYSLER 1955 — Heml Head C. full power, leather Int., main- uto . AM/FM caaeene, Cragars AUCTION - re-scheduled for owner. Walter M contemporary Oood cond $250 Fab. 1 it 7 p.m. See Tuesdays any tlia or condition. Hornet A cotisg*s from $30O's 642-0605 Aslng $64,000. Owner- Iload d InaKCIeC. cond 11995 I around, rune greet, air Call 747-6713 ___ Register for details WALSH ES- 1-800-472-6998. Atl. Hlda. 5 rooms. $400* U44-2198 91-1683 hocka. (1000 or beet otter. Ask TATE AUCTIONS of Red Bank Freehold 3 bedroom. $400 s RED BANK - Downtown, office REBIRD HOOD DECAL — Bill after 5 p.m. 164-9412 SOFA — Crush v*lv*t. $75 Very Need t horn*, wa have 100'sl space. 300 *q ft. parking, air HRY8LER — 1M2, La Baron good cond 4 and iabi*t. $60 a 530-0038/871 MM RUMSON — This lovely, 2 977-91. retail $210. telling lor LYMOUTH SAPPORO 1(62 — HOME RENTALS. Bkr 36B-1234 condition. Call 747-1100. bedroom Ranch boasts new 100. Call 583-3529 adalllon convertible. Mark pair --r beat offer Call 495-0133 , hardwood Moors, eat- -OSS edition. Show room cond ider 17.000 ml., PS/PB. 77 Pets and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3 (.000 ml A STEAL FOR M/FM tape deck, whaal pack SOFA A LOVE SEAT - $600 110 Wanted to Ro>nt iltchan + formal dining rooi M WHEELS — 6 - 8 lug, 16", Livestock 101 Apartmantt bedrooms, kids, pets okay. Pretty landacaplng ft fenced 10.000 FIRM. Every option 5-Vpd; (6.800 Call Rocker/Reclln*r. $200 Living Washer, dryer, AC. yard. MATURE WIDOW — Looking for 672.1061 after 6.30 nown to manl 671-6612/Aak lo IT•8357 room tablet, $250 Glut oc- Advanced And ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS MID-STATE Rentals 283-0100 1 bedroom apt. Nice area, near yard $79,900 E A Armstrong, Ike. tagonal table wllh 4 can* back A 2 bedroom garden apts., transportation ft shopping Realtor, 666 Prospect Av*., Llttfe ONTIAC BONNIVtLLE 1977 — chain, $600 3 pc lighted wall Beginners quiet area, walk to NY transpor- DEAL-ELBERON 4 BEDROOM Reasonable rant. Ctll 405-0418 Silver 741-4500. EEP PARTS — Engine. $225 HRYSLER CORDOVA 1976 — dr. V8, AC. AM/FM. PS/PB. unit with bar. $600 Call DOG TRAINING tation A shopping. Rent Includes Fenced ysrd for kids, pets, $600 ronl t rear and. (76. Hood. HO 8/PB. AC. needne s minor work tied glaaa. vMyC root, axe. heat A hot water Cal I 291-0006. HOME RENTALS. Bkr .380-1234 RUMSON — Make us an offer we 495-3032, Won -Frl , after 5. Baythore Dog Club, 741 -6046 can't refuse. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, , $49 vw doora. $50 BodB y In goooodd cond.. first (600 ond , rust proof. 32,000 miles. kea it. Calall 7739-8253 1 anytli 3895 747-8906 Weekandt/ anytime COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES — A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK ENQLISHTOWN COTTAGE 'Ing room, dining room, new 22-8563 or 531-7689 SOFA BED — Ou**n ana St*rna AKC. beautiful blonde valentln- Highlands l bedroom, $200 s Move In 3/1. hurry $3251 ga-s hheate . Asking low 60s ONTIAC LEMANS 1969 — 350 CIRCLE CHEVROLET ONTIAC TEMPtS. T WAGON and Foster Beige back round s Horns rslsed, health guararv Keansburg t bedroom, $20O's HOME HENTALS. Bkr. 369-1234 t426034 otor. auto., parta only. Whole hrawsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 967 — AutoAulo, 6 oyl,eyt,., runr e good. with brown and blue. best offer, • 367-0566 Freehold on 10 acres. $300 a 131 Housea for ir $100. Call 572-0004 aftei ' 741-3130 $300 or beat offer (42-6e. _4 ' JA call 356-4227 dayt. evea HOLMDEL — 3 bedroom aptil, COCKER~SPAN.EL PUPPIES — Need an apt. wa have 100s » baths, family room, immedi- ORDOBA 1977 — Extras, runs ONTIAC BONNIVH.LE 1975 - 661-3296 Atk tor Nancy HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 Sale STEREO — Altec speak or t. Sony AKC registered. champion ate occupancy, call 264-7377 NOW PLOWS — Weatern mow ough. sacrifice (999. , Cs0 l S/PB AC (500 or beet offer treed ing Call Nancy, &83-795S $18,500 KEANSBURQ — 1 RUMSON WATERFRONT - For all 739-1476. receivsr A Gerard turntable, A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS LITTLE SILVER — 3-Bedroom bedroom home Needs work. lows. 1 time only. new. $650 70-9107. $200 Can 642-0931 No charge, no obligation Ranch. Family room, fireplace boaters, lovers of water sun A now King model lor 2-wheel FISH TANK - 30 gal. piua ac- irlvacy. A those that appreciate rive vehicles, limned supply COUGAR 1967 > ONTIAC GRAND LEMANS ceesorles. $60 3 Oacars. $20 Free advertising A screening base Exc. cond Call 747-4017 Good condition (79 — 4 door. V-6, PS/PB. AC. MID-STATE Rentals 283-0100 3 BEDROOM - End unit co-op, he charma of an older house Sell LD asslay Co. 531-8511 Habllrall accessories-lots S20 MIDDLETOWN — 4 bedroom, 2 This home has 5 bedrooms-mas- Call 946-4783 M/FM. rear defroster, exc TIRES MATCHED SET 4. WW Low maintenance, addition, ond . garage kept. 71.000 ml.. Inflated, mounted on 5-ttud 787-6 183 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 2 bath $750 ERA LINCROFT RE- ahed. largo yard, extras Asking ter suite with sitting room, 80 Motorcycles ATSUN 310 1979 — Oood wheels EKC cond P 195-75 B FREE PUPPY — To s good bedrooms In private home, $450, ALTORS Evet747-5687/ (47.500. Call 389-2246. baths: 2 additions! bedrooms A working cond. mull sell Ca 13.150 747-4060. heat paid bsths on second floor; 3rd flooi OND* SILVER-WINQ — 500 In. 14 $120 747-2566 home, beautiful female. 4 mos MIDDLETOWN — 3 bedroom, tier 8 p m 291-5290 ONTIAC LEMANS WAGON — I IMt r. Snuws A regular*. ALL old paper trained, nice Call after MID-STATE Rentals 283-0100 SHREWSBURY — Look what we auita with 2 bedrooms, bath A leretate. factory draaaed. FM 979. 58:000 ml., auto., air. roof bath, ,den. quiet neigh- oundt A 3 bedroom. 2'-, bath ounge 1.6 acres, maintenance* adlo. light tiers, engine guard ATSUN 1B78 B210 OX — SIZES 13', 14". 16" Btaa belt, 3 PM 870-3390 borhood, $750 t 7II7-4447 eck. (4200 CaH 747-7370 fiber-radiaiand steel Rimi, ALL LANDLORDS lome with big unfinished fourth ree exterior, new roof A charm- - mot old. Muat 5.000 ml,, 6 speed, hatchback FREE WE SCREENI YOU CHOOSEt MIDDLETOWN — 3/4 bedroom, aedroom Has game room, cen- ng slate-roofed carriage house 2172 alter « PM body In axe shape. Interior In ENAULT 167* STATION wheel covers $15 A up Utility PUPPIES NEVER A COST TO YOU ral air, gsa heat, finished base with income 2-bedroom apt ood shape, runs sue {2.500.0 WAGON — 4 dr.. auto 67.000 trailer, 4'HB' $275 Low trallei 2 bath, fireplace $750. ERA LIN- HONDA CYCLE8 — And 291-3929 Free leases A tree cred't checks CROFT REALTORS. nent A attached gar above. Asking $335,000. Prlncl oiler. Contact Bob a illea. runs perfectly, very clean. with ramp. 4 110 . $395 Good loi HOME RENTALS 389-1234 age $127,900 E A Armstrong. pals only after 2 PM. Mopeda, Shore Area's Number must sell. private. 11160. unow mobiles (3) black A white REE PUPPIES — Mother Eves/747-5667 Resltor555 Prospect Ave , Llttfe ne Dealer Rt 0 South. Free- CORRECTED PHONE No 42-B2V5 TVs. 19". $40 each Call Springer Spaniel, healthy Call CLEAN FURNISHED — 3 roor MIDDLETOWNTCOTTAOE Sliver. 741-4500 old. 462-4661. Wa wilt not be AT8UN 280 Z 1075 — 2 + 2 Re 530-0180 between 9 A 5 After 5 spl $365, utlt incl 1 responsible ndereold ored. exc. cond.. new engine RITTENHOUSE LINCOLN- 747-1824 A real gem move 2/1. $300 a 842-0319 747-9485 business person. Call 741-0416 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 5.000 ml aaking t 3600. Ca MERCURY me. TRESTLE TABLE — Dark pine ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 4 SHREWSBURY — Ranch, 977 HONDA CB — 750-4 ave. 747-7332. 900 HWY 38 OCEAN TWP FREE PUPPIES"^ Mother EAST KEANSBURO — 3 rooms SHREWSBURY — Cory 3 roori bedroom, mint cond., on lovely •zed. 9500. Call with benches, sesis 8. $200 Cal Springer Spaniel, healthy. Call bedrooms, 1 "* baths, eet in 775-1600 495-1024 after 5pm A bath, available February 15 cottage with garden. $300 per kitchen, family room, gat heat iree-lined St., 2 full baths, fire- 970-3974 evening! ATSUN 710 1974 — 4 530-9180 between!) A 5 After 5 Call after 5 p.m , 495-0576 place, garage, new gas furnace edan. 4 cyl. 4 speed. AM FM SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC TURN OF THE CENTURY™^ mo. BON 696 Nutley. NJ. 07119 Reduced to. $70,900 AWASAKI K-Z 650 1076 — LOW Newman Springe PM.. Red Bank FREEHOLD — Post and Coach hot water baseboard, fenced lot new clutch ft tires Looks a run Chippendale secretary break- exc. schools, commuters delight illeege. Mint condition. Asking eat 11350. 229-0434 741-0610 front, wiih convex glass, lolia QOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS — Village. 1-bedroom garden apts 103 Rentals to NEPTUNE TWP - 2 bedrooms 1200 Call 405-0107 AKC champion Unas, parents available Hoi water A pool sup- 1 bath, naw interior ft exterior Principles only, 747-7201 Only ATSUN 1983 — Nlaan Pulsar STRAUB SUKK-OPEL mahagony, asking $1300 6- hips A eyes certified Shots. plied Open eves Call 462-2225 Share $99,500 psnei black lacquer chl Ideal for young couple $36,000 290^ Trucks A S. AC .AM FM radio, sunroof, NINE ACRES of New 1 Ueed $300 Call 462-5625 APT TO SHARE — Haat ft hot SHREWSBURY BOROUGH — 1 rear warranty Moving must sal Cam screen, leak-bate soap alone HIGHLANDS -— 2 bedrooms water included, $200-$240 a mo. Trailers Inlay, mother of pearl, asking RISH SETTERS- 15w*ekaold. $325 plus utilities walk to stores JEAN IRWIN REALTY 642-4168 aero, quiet street, very private 4500. Call 747-5095 Hwy 36 284-4000 Keyporl Pool, sir conditioning. Matawan ODY MAN SPECIAL — 1976 $1500 4 panel Chinese screen 5 females, 3 males Call A beaches, no pels, 291-3003. area Call 067-7022 or 787-3706 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3 it. with patio Front to back spill ATSUN 310 GX 1962 — 5 spd SUBARU 1963 — black lacquer, asking $350 Wll bedroom colonial. move-In con bedrooms, v,\ baths, large hevy Beauvllle Sport* Van 30 C. AM/FM. axe cond. low WD. AC. HIGHLANDS - View CondO RED BANK — Riverfront apt to family room, mint cond , exc 50 V-8 auto , PS/PB. bunk* negotiant, serious offera only LABRADOR RETRtEVER PUPS dltlon, new carpeting, wood Ink. ate. Runt perfect, bet leage. 37 mpg. beet offer ic cond . must tell this week Call atlsr 5 share with professional woman, stove, other extras 175 foot- neighbor hood /schools. Near 71-4317. - AKC, black., shots, $175 35 to 45. $350 mo utilities In. deep lot, convienent to schools shopping, train, bus. Principals offer. Call after 630 872-1061. 671-5913 Holmdel 19(1 - SUNBIRD 1979 — V-6. aulo . AC. TVS REBUILT — RCA ft Zenith HIGHLANDS — Oceanview eluded Call 842-4540. and athletic Held Asking only $98,000 Open house Sun. HEVROLET 1972 C10 — Step ATSUN 310 Ox Jan 29. 1 to 4 p.m. 774-8990 or peed AM/FM QQQ. Wl StOOQi Portable ft console on special al condo, luxury 1 bedroom, wash BANK — Charming $75,000. principals only Csll 8 to Ide. recant rebuilt. Great cond MALE TOY POODLE — Looking er, dryer. Full carpeted Drapes RED 5, 291-3334. Ml. 365. after 5 530-0524 unroot, new tires. 36.000 8,000 ml . muet aa*. SMS0 Cell this week $158 ft up Full war- or female for mating, good dlt- Iverfront apt to share witihh pro- aa trailer hitch t cap $2300 sklng $4.600 Call 530-0632 antee 542-0400 icluded Pool, tennis courts VERMONT MOUNTAIN RE- .all 872-0004 after 4 p.m. 586-1707 after 4 p.m. $475 a mo. plus electric. Cal fessional woman, 35-45, $350 in- UNDERWOOD ELECTRIC FAIR HAVEN — By owner, 3 TREAT — 20 miles to Moun HEVY VAN 1962 — 6 cyl., : DATSUN 280 ZX QL 1979 — Vary UPER BEETLE — IW'I I TYPEWRITER 872-9073 after 5 p.m. eludes utim.es 642-4540 Snow, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, wash- dean, low mileage, sunroof, get unnlng cond . new tlrea. I MYNAH BIRD — 1 yr old Fast SHARE HOUSE — And ex- Bedroom, i '•» baths, basement speed. PS/PB, customized, mus earner, $275 With cage $335 ~ HIQHLAN~DS~2 BEDROOM vinyl aiding, gat heal, large lot er dryer hook-up, small lot. de- Call 672-0942 or 949-2010 ng company car. Call 741-096 Call after 7 p.m. (41-5687 $125 panses Must like kids ft dogs tached garage, Greal for year r 212-695-1790 days. Call 291-8845or 291-8278 767-4106. Kids okay, wstl-to-wali, $300 a Ideal tor th* small family Asking SUPER BEETLE VW 1974 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 $85,000 261 Hance Rd Cal round home or winter ratrea DATSUN PICKUP 1970 — New 3ODQE VAN 1976 — 6 Cyl (1900 USED DRUM SET — Call before YORKSHIRE TERRIERS — $35,000 802-447-1072. res, battery, carb. A muffler male, I female, 1250 ea HIOHLANDS HILL — 4 room 642-1213. 3,000 ml as Is. needs clutch Call 541-9610 5 PM $100 264-1511 104 Winter Rentals rans. needs work, $495 1000 or beet offer 495-9321 291-8664 apt. with harbor view Suitable NORTH LONO BRANCH — Mon FAIR HAVEN — 6 room colonia 132 CondoscV 369-1266 TOWNE 4 COUNTRY VECTREX VIDEO SYSTEM — „ _. , for 2 adults. $450 plus utilities mouth Beach eres, oceantronl cap*, fireplace, porches, 2 ca DODGE VAN 1977 — 316. V8 Rt 37. Toms DMT. N.J With scramble cartridge ft mind 80 BlCVCleS Leass ft security *Mso gara Townhou»e« DODGE PICK UP 1976 — 66.000 furnished. 1-bedroom apt with garage exc cond Inside ft out miles. 11400 Call alter 4 p.r AC, PS/PB. hitch, rear aeat Vary 244-6400 storm Perfect cond 842-2794 available Call • 12-5735 color TV, maid service ft utilities Extras $94,500 June closig A BADGE OF DISTINCTION — good cond (2765. 261-1663 Ask for Mike Mini Blkat 291-8846 eves 642-6566 41-8353 OYOTA COROLLA 1973 - Can for special winter rates by Shadow Lake Village Rentals Needa carb . $200 or beat offer fplAYER - Remote 1981 HONDA EXPRESS MOPED day. week or month DODGE 1M2 VAN — 6 ml. $300 KEANSBURO — New 2 bedrooi Call control, still under warranty deluxe condominium townhouse BEACHCOMBER MOTEL GLORIA NILSON WALKER A WALKER. Realtors uto., PS/PB. exc cond., exc. fo 264-SM7. stereo hook-up with Rocky 3 ft Call 671-2676 for rent Easy NYC commute 222-8479 Realtors 741-5212 mall buelnesa. Black wllh Don't Settle For Animal House on discs. $250 o RACING GO-CART — 6 h.p en- Call Ed Pepsin. v*cchio Realty Hwy 35. Shrewsbury 642-6000 Evea.: Tom Robinson Idle Interior. Cell 787-6495 OYOTA CELICELICA iAT4 — Good PENNSYLVANIA POCONOS sen, (1(00.. 842-1133 747-61 12 after 8 ft gine, needs work. $100 or best 201-264-9511 747-4034 FORD VAN 1970-6 cyl.. 3 speed W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E cond Muat n , ( 0 offer Call 291-3388. after 4pm CHALET — tlaept 12. near ski HILLS OF lell your car, truck or van Ih days. 747-236361 wee. KEANSBURQ - Studio in cot areas Weekends or weekly HIGHLANDS — Ocean A river uns exc. (900 or beet oner professional way Call Lot lag*, private, $375. Evarythln 071-3071. 671-3028 HIGHLANDS view condo. 69. 5K, Craig 39-3495 TOYOTA CELICA OT 1979 - Eckeft. BUHLER a BITTE Llftback. 5 spam). AC. AM/FM 11 room, mini cond . living ro 291-1801 ORD VAN — 1991, E150. CHRVSLER-PLYMOUTH 106 J¥ 21 X 2V with fireplace, forr 264-5000 •tereo ceeeette, eunroof. axe dining room, sun deck. Include MONMOUTtT "BEACH — Two •peed overdrive, snow tires, sun cond . aaking 16,160. 672-9662 KEYPORT 3 BEDROOM Story. 1 A 2 bedroom condos oof. tedder racks. CB radio, rea NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER Rooms 3 room apt Great mother A .encr. seat (5 500 222-1 days, evea. 671-7741. Nice duplex, kids oksy $400 • FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT dsusughteri .. $119,000 Call lo see centralai^rt A 2» baths, pool MAKE IT YOURSELF HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 aufP BBovs, Inc 871-2544. Her 7 TOYOTA 19*0 Tl»CtL - De- Long Branch 747.9600 ttCt AM/FM MIDDLETOWN - EA8 222-5411 Evas HOLMDEL FORD 1974 COURIER — Pick FIH •MOTORS xe. mini garage) kept. KEANSBURQ — Good area, EDWARD W COLLINS Shadow Lake Village up. body exc shepe. need new Hwy 35 4 Clinton Ave adlo. pop up roe/, motor or rebuilt (600 Cal trans., deloooer. 14199 rooms with heet, hot water, cook KEANSBUBQ AGENCY 946-4144 ADULT, NOT RETIREMENT f 542-1111 mg gas. yard, $350 + security Rooms for rent ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY 842-9589 7 p.m . 7(7-6179 TRANS AM 1975 — 400 engine 3TB-W2. _ Call 787-6860 or 787-0651 Resales & Rentsla ORD PICK UP - ANTIQUE S37.9O0/KEANSBURQ — Move CROWELL AGENCY I ebuilt, new Irene, naw rear. MIDDLETOWN/SHADY OAKS — LtT>TtrSILVER~- Furn. room In cond 2 bedroom/hot 949. orlg tlathead motor IAT X19 1076 — AM/FM. black wllh pa/pb/pe/pw. custom Knit Above All! 2 bedroom, 2 bath. $690 per mo with bath, professional parson baseboard heat Enclosed patio 741-4030 (1000 Call 946-5369'Aakfo anow tires, luggage reck, m manor Aaking H6O0 firm non-smoker only $250 mo Exc. location. Quiet streai Resident Salespeople s. 2 roots 741-7341. Mlddletown. 67f-6l6iT 495-2140. Evenings A Weekends ORD F35O 1974 — Utility truck MODERN APT • Near transpor Mslga Stewert Jean MUchel D FALCON STATION TRIUMPH 1074 TIM — Com . 4 668 B'M/y fl-r". can tor a beautiful tatlon. best time to csll befor MIDDLETOWN - Male Lovel-, LINCROFT — Colonial-Split. 4/5 3d ve. 4 apaad. PS/PB SI WAGON 1966 — Runs Ilka new speed. AM/FM, ale. Looks 4 741-6549 642-731 truck Call 7414177. cardigan m i soft pastel color noon 495-0416. room, bath-kitchen privilege $71 bedrooms, 2 'i baths, dlnln) SPOIL YOURSELFI — East rlced to sell. 787-6496. uns good (17(0, Can 741-6012 a week 201-1074, 4-7 p m room, family room with flreplact polnte penthouse Luxury GMC HALF-TON PICKUP — Cascading leal m©M on reverse MONMOUTH BEACH AREA - Central air Qaa hast 2 car gai ORD GALAXY 1973 500 USED VOLKSWAOEN — EN- stocNinrtte stitch adds funny to bedroom gsrsge apt. turn MTDDLETOWN — ' Furnished bedroom with magnificent vvieh w speed manual. (1350. Call be- Qood town car. (600 or b GINES e TWMaJMltSiQNS age. On quiet street beautitu a line, Furnished tween 9 am.-noon or 6 p.m t a classic cardigan Kmi ul sf) single person preferred, $360 room in Village araa. nasr bus ft trees $ 129.900 By owner offer Call 787-5769 GUARANTEED. OTMtR USED elec. 747-8963 R.R. Csll 671-5353 after 4 unfurnished, for sain at 79K. o I evea 787-5626 'ARTS ALSO AVAILABLE ffietic moha>' so lot and prac rent at $675 a mo. 642-6555 FORD 1973 — Gran Torino. V tiul Pattern bbB knitting d.rec NORTH LONO BRANCH — OMC PICK UP 1972 -Work 351 c.l.. aulo.. PS/PB/AC. radl CALL KENNY THEODORE 108 Commercial 41-8500 t.onOo" Sites 8 10 12 14 md Ground floor, 2 fsmlliy house, MIDDLETOWN — Sale of private 133 Income horse, great running cond exc. cond.. low mileage. (1.60C bedrooms . living room, dlnlr Rentals home by owners. Oak Hill sec diamond plating throughou or beet otter 681 778* VEGA STATION WAGON 1(73 kitchen ft bath • Vi cellar. $4 . Split Colonial, 4 bedrooi PropTty •450. 563-3168. — 4 cyl. runs goad. $300 Call mo + utilities 1Vt mo security 1100 SQ FOOT OFFICE SPACE bath, brand new contemporar FORD LTD 1(73 — 2 Doo 12 75 lot -.ni pattern Add — newly constructed, newly dec- EXCELLENT INCOME PC-TEN OYOTA 1975 — PICK-UP — Brougham. Auto AC. PS/PB after 6 PM. 264-1741. Call 787-9774, ask for Al kitchen. Ceramic tile floors, 2 With cap. 60.000 ml., axe. mech SOI each pattern lor postage orated, off-street parking, all util- fireplaces, paneled family roon TIAL — From 2 story Colonli new redlal VMS Exc. cond Ca VOLVO-Naw 4 Ueed RED BANK — 3 room apt, half ities included- $10 per tq. foot. Cfiolc* R«d Bank location mlcally. little rual, (1250. Ca and handling Stfldlr with parquet floor. Molding 41-0369 attar 7 p m 741-5602 Salea parla-eervk-e-body shop block from Broad St. $400 per immedlsta occupancy Eaton- throught out Landscsped oi Zoned/2 family Separata an Shore Motora-«t. (S-Well mo Utll included. 741-2076. town Location 542-2400 trancat. Juat add a kitchen FORD LTD 1972 — 2 door. 826-7600 one A one third acres Walking Oood parking. Fraanly palntec 300 Auto* for Sale owner. 69.000 ml , good cond RED BANK-ALL UTIL PAID distance to schools, principal Motivated aeller Great Invatl asking (580. Call 222-6506, VOLVO PARTS SALE — New- Laura Wheeler 1 bedroom, only $300' water-view. $190 plus utilities onty. $189,500 Call 671-6419. menl »74.900 Call RUMSON ised. lor oMfcaa, reatorers HOME RENTALS. Bkr 389-1234 FORD 1(79 FIESTA — Qoo REALTY. ReallO. M2-16M cond.. muat sell. 12.000 or be Chaapl RED SANK VOLVO. 260 ZX 1979 741-6686. Needlecraft Dipt. 61 RED BANK — 2 family Incoi 2 eeater. 5 speed otter. Call 672-1901 after 6 p Two 3-room apla $700 per mo brown with tan Int. FORD PINTO I960 — 4 spaaC VOLKSWAGEN SUO 1972 — ISO! SPINDRIFT REALT new Urea, shocks, brekee manual trans.. 4 cyl, axe gai "~ I cond. (1400 CaH The Daily Register 747-MO clutch. Blacked out windows 291-3929. power 4 wheel dlec brakes, man mileage, AM/FM stereo cessett ual steering. AC. stereo. new wtnler/eummer radial VOLKSWAGEN STATION 137 Lots and maintained, garage kept. 76.000 •2000. call after 6:30 weekday WAGON 1973 — (1200 or best in Ul. Old Otoe. ML. Urn Acreage highway milaa, call anytime anytime weakenda. 264-6643 offer. Good cond.. c tot*. «» 10113. Punt Him, UNION BEACH (6750 or best offer 566-8220 FORD RANCH WAGON 1673 •Mini, Zip •attain Ni*b«. 'S/PB. AC. good transporiatlo VOLKSWAGEN 100 X 100 corner lot. bulldaOle AMC SPIRIT — 19(1. black, MODI US 84' NEK 1984 $16000. catt«71-S100.' cyl. auto.. PS. air, AM/FM (400 Call alter 3 p m . 498-312 brakes. 1 week WIDll.'KMIlAtMDG ovfi I/O 79T,•1610 the six dollar WANTED — Building lol In Fal cassette. 50.000 ml., axe. cond GEORGE WALL om %tmH W waaher. dryer, furnlahed NIC bottom of your ad. For detalla 39.000 1 owner. $38 291-1466. I22.SOO Call 542-378 call the Dally Register Classified dollar. Call 872-1623 Department. 542-1700 VW 1973 SOUAHtaMCK — Ex- after S p.m. INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 19 cellent condition, aaking (1795 — 4x4. oood cond. AM Days 872-0437. evee 229-0723 caaeetta stereo $1900 291-5492 VW RABBIT 1611 — -.. spd . 39.000 mllea. (4500 A Soft Slant AUSTIN MARINA 1973 — Ne JEEP MILITARY 1(46 — Wl Call291-4744 flU-. exhaust, new Urea. $500 as plow, cab. axe. Aaking (1600 152 Boat* and Cell 264-3551 otters 222-6663 or 531-7589 VW 1971 - Squareback. rebuilt line, rune wea. Mod in enow. Printed Pattern Accessories AUTO MECHANIC — Busy GM LINCOLN MARK 5 1078 0 Call 946 26* dealer In ' Monmouth Coun 56,000 ml. loaded. Immaculate ALDEN RECREATIONAL ROW neede 1 A a 1 B level mechanic INO SHELLS — Fun and owner, garaged, new radla VW 1971 — HeaaaM tranapor- U*f >ciwoii to ill** cepf Prior OM axp. a plus. Call M priced right (6990. 671-3382 tatlon 79.000 mltSSO Call erclee Free trials and leeeona Kaba al Towne Chevrolet ««f wool or a fluid kmt and cut MMM4. 671-8200 LINCOLN MACH 4 1974 — tnursell t simpl, beauMui an»,<. DOCKATE AVAILABLE — fo transmission, all power option - 2 door ShdPTJ bodice seaming leads to 1984 season. 30 ft to 70 ft boat BUHLER a BITTER INC exc. cond.. (1900 or beet one dn wttt. per- one diapert .hcuider shut is Fixed and floating docks. Also Plymouth-Chryster-MQ-Jegua Call before 5. 291-5608 formance/comtort package 4 1 1290 Hwy 35 264-500 speed manual trana. 66.000 ml '•of*!* Unto Send used boats for sale. GREA LINCOLN TOWNE CAR 1977 KILLS BOAT YARD Runa well, new bake* 4 battery f"r.tM Pattern 906? Hai! BUICK — 1976 1 1(72 OM Fully loaded, oarage kept, spo Aaking (1200. nsgillHlill Cell 1 MARINA INC At Great Company Van. Movtng/Mu aking S'JK 10'J I? : ]4'- I6\ wheels. 50.000ml. Must be seen 84284642-8467 IH'i ?0'r ?.-: 2Vi Harbor Call 212-964-6716 sell No reaeonable offer refused (4.500 767-5610 739-2661. VW RABBIT 1976—4 apead. AC. 154 Recreational LINCOLN MARK V 1877 — M sunroof. AM/FM radio. Runa CADILLAC 1974 FLEETWOO cond.. 24.000 ml J58O0. I Vehicle* BROUGHAM — 65.000 miles. good. (2250. Cal 161-4084 owner, needs motor work, be weekdays. »-6 pm. 741-1222 Sftid J? Ib lot each pattern IB' COACHMAN TRAILER VW 1973 — Squarebaek. rebuilt offer. 291-2054 after 2 p.m. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Ine. 6 trana. New radial tires Add SOC Iw each piHtm lor Great cond.. mutt sell. $1500 — Full power, excellent cor Call 872-0004 after 4 p.m. CADILLAC COUPE DEVILL .000 ml, MM. CaH evee pasUp and hwdlini. Stfid to: dltlon. Needs exhaust systen 671-4166. 1990 — 1 owner, garage kep (1200 or offera. 291-1883 20 FT. TROPHY TRAVE white on white, fully equipped TRAILER 1972 — tnc con VW SUPER SMTLf - 1674. a neighbor Aaking (6,976. Original owne LINCOLN MARK III 1970 runs well, good trana naw Moving mult lell.Complete rig 760-9099. After 5 ( weekend Parta/whote. 460-workable. I down to matching curtalna snows, must sea. SS60 or beet 760-0060. pwr. needs work aa whole. L_ offer. Call 767-614*/ MARIAN MARTIN cuahlont Make offer. Call Bob offer Call 542-6766. aak lor BI 580 5130. CAMARO 1976 — Power alee VW RABBIT DfuaOl 1976 - 4 LINCOLN CONTINENT 23' LAYTON TRAILER — Ex mg. AC. (1200 Call after 4 p.m apeed. new crakes 4 exihauatl . Pattern Dept. 420 741-6353 TOWNE CAR 1»7r3 — An Looks 1 runna eoedO (975 cond.. many extra! Ca options. AM/FM 8 Beck to neighbor 201-9381 or 543-9261 CAMARO 1978 TYPE LP 739-9561 ml., esc. cond , 13.600 Black, 9 cyl.. auto.. PS/PB, AC 291-280* The Daily Register VACATION ON WHEELS —Boo AM/FM. stereo. Cragars. raa 300 Autos lOfS-lo now and aava. Bi Wlnnebago spoiler. 66,000 mltaa. $3900 Ca LIPPIN Chryater.ptymouth , 4 LINES Sleep! 8 Call 291-4844 949-3669 deya. 264-0386 eves Lowest Prlcea-Hlgheet Trade-ins I Rl 35 N 727-1300 Sayrevllle m Utei in* st, Kn Tot ni CAMARO 1(76 — Hit In left . IMII Print MMC. UMfU, classified ad onty. (1500. or beet otter Cal LOCALLY-DRIVEN USED CARS 7(7-2026. or 797-4106. — PRICED RIGHT. RASSAS I ZIP. SUE «H STYLE MUMHII 10 DAYS 1 PONTIAC. 395 BROAD ST . RED I Best ollei mi Get am S? li YOU CAN EARN EXTRA MONEY CAMARO RS 1971 — 6 cyl.. poe BANK 741-5180 AVIS pattern FREE choose any stile in 220 Wanted rear, radlala. 4 speed man BY SELLING THOSE NO-LONGER MARK III LINCOLN 1000 — AH I NtWSPRINC SUMMER PATTERN Automotive AM/FM. good cond.. beat otter

II i7!r» i mil - .~o. <«u. 4 cyl .1 ml Asking. (3000 Call 446-3163 auck. dean car, always garaged ift-rVrriti Crafty flomm Auto Insurance 0005.964-6038 CAPRI 1679 — PS/PB. AC, 125-PeW Quito ALL AUTOS needs body 6 clutch work. Beet MERCURY 1976 — Marqula. 9 121 P*f» Sk»»«fh offer. 671-4104 early mornlnga paaeenger alaeon wagon. Boots and Catalog add 50c 9062 \ 542-1700 Mr. Auto Insurance or late eves. •S/PB. PW. AC. AM/FM stereo. each lot postage and handling CALLThe Register 26% (town. 7 low monthly pay- • 1.250. 730-1805 after 8 SIZES 10W24V1 SATURDAYS 8 30 AM TO 12 30 P.M CAPRI MERCURY 1973 — For HOURS DAILV 8 30 A M TO 5 P M ment! ImmodlMt* cov(KBfl« 711 parta Plua additional parta. 76 MERCEDES BENZ 260 1969 — 4 Hwy. 35. 9hr«wtDury Hartey Davidson, FLH. CaM door. AM/FM tape>.. C Good cond. J 747-4000 544-0883 12600 CaH 671-3031 7