CROP Walk volunteers raise $19,100 to end hunger, B1 GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN The Saga resumes Baseball labor woes LONG BRANCH Doonesbury Umpires order strike is back! of playoff games. Today'* Forecast: Rain, heavy at times Editorial Page Page B3 Compile weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 80 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER . .. SINCE 1878 MONDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1984 . 25 CENTS Reagan-Gromyko meeting termed sober and intense WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of State George P. Shulu says chances are now "reasonably good" that the United States and Moscow can establish constructive nego- tiations aimed at Improving super- power relations. But Shulti said yesterday it would be incorrect to say that the talks between President Reagan and Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko last week were very positive. "Not very positive — sober and intense." Shulti said in an appear- ance on ABC-TV's "This Week with David Brinkley " Meanwhile, Robert C McFarlane, the president's national security adviser, said It would probably take a couple of months for the Soviets to respond to Reagan's proposals for regular high-level contacts focusing on arms control and other issues. "The Soviet process is a very deliberate one, and they've had a lot- to chew on after this week, so It will take some time," McFarlane said on CBS' "Face the Nation." ShulU said that in the nearly nine hours of talks with Gromyko - IVfc hours with Reagan and the rest with ShulU - "practically all subjects or concern" between the two nations were discussed. 8HULTZ ASSESSMENT - US Secretary of Stale George P Shull/ As a result, he said, "the chances gestures during his appearance on the television interview program of a more constructive dialogue with "This Week with David Brinkley" Schullz gave his assessment of iht; the Soviet Union ... are reasonably talks between President Reagan and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei good- Gromyko. He said the two sides agreed "to keep In touch, carefully and system- consultations at the ambassadorial But Walter F. Mondale, the atically" through diplomatic chan- level in Washington and Moscow to Democratic presidential hopeful, nels decide plans for specific meetings told reporters yesterday that the Shulti said there will be follow up on specific Issues. See Reagan, page A7 ' Once silent church belfry LEADING THE WAY — The Long Branch High marshal lor the parade. Watching a parade can School band leads the Columbus Day Parade as make you thirsty and Kathy Winans, 16 months, its winds its way through the city yesterday. Mayor takes time lor some soda. She is the daughter ol Philip D. Huhn, lower left, was honorary grand Long Branch Police Officer Drew Winans. alive with sound of bells BY SHAYNA MAI NAK had a dual purpose — to keep in The neighborhood has changed touch with the neighbors and raise much in the last few years, since RED BANK - After 100 years the church's visibility within the many houses have been converted to Columbus Day marchers without bells, the sound of chimes is community. businesses, he said. While there are a blessing to the First Baptist "We want the neighbors to know still some old residents, many Church on Maple Avenue. we care about them," he said. See Church, page A7 The carillon was donated by blessed with sunny skies neighbors. Packy MacAlary and his wife, Eleanor, who lived across the earlier, some of the enthusiasm LONG BRANCH - Approx- ing with the National Football street from the church. They was lost in making floats," he imately 5,000 persons took advan- League. I'm just greatful to the donated the bells in memory ot said. He likened the change to tage of yesterday's sunny skies to associations that participated." Mary Corngan, who raised watch the city's annual Columbus having 4th of July fireworks after said Mayor Philip D. Huhn. who MacAlery and was a good neighbor Day Parade. the date. termed the turnout for the parade to everyone. The parade was held a week "moderate." "But we're not dissatisfied — Celebrating the newest addition, earlier than usual becuase of a The high school bands' attend- not by a long shot." he added neighbors within a four block radius schedule conflict Involving the ance was important to the success The parade wound its way down and members of the church Long Branch and Shore Regional of the day. said Barry Kamm. Broadway to Memorial Parkway gathered for a picnic behind the High School bands special events coordinator "We over to Chelsea Avenue to Morris building yesterday evening. The parade date was moved up used to be able to hire bands, but Ave and down to the reviewing a week because both high school they're too expensive now. " he stand in front of the Sons of "Since the chimes are in memory football games involving Long said. Columbus Club, Seventh and ot a neighbor, we thought it would Branch and Shore Regional had to Although this is the 67th annual Morris Avenue. be fitting to invite the neigh- be moved from next Saturday to parade, Kamm said this was the During an election year, parades borhood," said Rev. Martin Bovee, Sunday because of Yom Kippur. first time he could remember the normally attract politicians, said associate pastor. "It's (the bells) "It's hard to set a date any date being moved up Kamm. Although the politicians something that we wanted for quite Sunday in the fall. You're compet- "I would say because it was See Columbus, page A7 a while." "The church always had the belfry, but never bells...Now was a suitable time to give them," said MacAlary. Corrigan always loved chimes, and neighbors can think of Long Branch council feuds her when they hear them, he said Corrigan was referred to as Aunt Mary by many people who were not even her relatives, people said. over redevelopment firm "The way I feel about Aunt Mary was that she served every body," BY LIZ SHEEHAN whose contract with Long Branch motivated opinions, instead of deal- said Eleanor MacAlary. ing with these matters as a respon- ends this month. "If there was a need to fulfill LONG BRANCH - City Council sible city official should. " charged All four of Pallone's fellow coun- she'd do It," added Bovee members have issued a statement Councilman Philip Hayes. cil members joined in the statement Rev Edward VanderHey, pastor, sharply criticizing last week's de- issued Friday. However, Pallone said last night said he had been with the church for mand by Council President Frank "As usual, he (Pallone I has that the true political motivation seven years and had always Pallone Jr. that the city should chosen to use the newspapers as a wai the effort "to make the (city) dreamed ot having bells. "cease its ties" with The Atlantic forum to discuss the issues and to administration look good" by mak- "We never got the opportunity, so Group, redevelopment consultants advance hi* own politically ing "it look as if something was being done regarding city redevelop- its • special thrill for me ' ment" when no real progress had For VanderHey the celebration been made. —Monday Hum Tickets "I will speak out whenever money MaKe A Date ,. A7 Tickets to the Monmouth County Index is Deign wasted," Pallone added last Movies BtO Hunt Meet are available from the See tot Briach, page A7 Advice A8 People A2 Salvation Army office, 30 Riverside Arts AtC Obituaries, A7 Can Mr. Auto Inuraoce Ave.. Red Bank You can buy them j * » c 1 m Business A5 Opin

De Lorean raps giant mob crackdown PALERMO. Sicily (AP) - A Police officials, speaking on toe sources, the papers said that some crackdown on the Mafia, spurred by condition they not be named, said of those named bad bees under vendetta by FBI the cpnlessions of a Jailed Sicilian law enforcement officers in several investigation by authorities mobster, has spread from Italy to American cities bad Joined the The papers did not name any LOS ANGELES IAP) - Maverick carmaker John the United States, police officials search for suspects named by politicians Z. De Lorean. in his first interview since being and a U.S. Justice Department BuscetU. Only brief, partial transcripts of acquitted last month on cocaine trafficking charges, spokesman said yesterday. Authorities said he implicated Boscetta's testimony, contained in a said his celebrity status made him a target for The police said thousands of people in a number of drug traffick- 3,000-page report to Palermo magis- prosecution. officers throughout Italy were in- ing rings and the murders of 120 trates, have been made public. "Everybody saw me as an opportunity to use my volved in a search for suspected people, including local officials In Reports Mid BuscetU named celebrity for their own personal gains, ' De Lorean gangster* named by crime host Palermo, over the past 14 years. crime figures who allegedly helped said in an interview published yesterday in the Los Tomnuuo Buseetta. who broke the They said investigators hoped the organize the murder of Gen. Carlo Angeles Herald Examiner "I think really, whether Mafia's code of silence. US -Italian operation could crack Alberto Dalla Chieaa, Italy's top it was me or anyone else who was a public figure In Washington, a spokesman for alleged connections between the official in the fight against the Mafia didn't make a lot of difference." the Justice Department. Thomas M. Sicilian Mafia and the secret Ameri- when be and his wife were shot to De Lorean, 58. told interviewer John W. Styll, Stewart, confirmed that warrants can crime society known as the Cosa death in downtown Palermo in publisher of Contemporary Christian Magazine - ai had been issued, but he wouldn't say Nostra September 1H*. he has said all along — that government prosecutors where or by whom or give any other A Palermo police official told The BuscetU also named additional and agents expected promotions and bonuses for information. "We have no comment Associated Press that "thousands of mobsters allegedly involved in the "targeting me in the high visibility and publicity on the warrants," he said. paramilitary police" were sweeping car-bomb slaying of wugh anti- surrounding the case." Italian magistrates on Friday Italy for the mobsters and several Mafia Judge Rocco Chinicci in July A five-month federal trial ended Aug It with De issued arrest warrants for 316 areas of Palermo were sealed off IMS, the reports said. Lorean s acquittal on eight felony charges he suspects they said were listed by yesterday for the second straight BuscetU has been in at least two conspired to distribute 124 million in cocaine. Jurors Buseetta, who recently was extra- day. maximum security prisons since he fell he had been entrapped by government agents dited from Brazil to Italy under Judicial authorities said BuscetU was extradited from Braiil oa July Repeating claims made before and during the heavy guard. made a rare break with the Mafia's 15 on charges of drug trafficking and trial. De Lorean said he had long been a target of Police said 58 arrests had been "omerta" - code of silence — to criminal assocUtlon. He was ar- law enforcement officials and that the US. and made by yesterday afternoon and avenge the deaths of seven of his rested in Rio de Janeiro for carrying British governments collaborated to destroy his De 160 of those named by Buscetta were relatives by rival gangs In a battle a false passport. Lorean Motor Co. in Northern Ireland already In jail for previous crimes for Palermo's multimillion-dollar The mobster, who tried to commit Prosecutors claimed De Lorean set up the alleged Among those tracked down was drug network. suicide shortly after his arrest, is cocaine deal to finance the failing company that Giuseppe Greco, a notorious Mafia Newspapers reported that Buscet- believed to be one of the most produced his stainless steel, gull-winged DMC-12 figure who was convicted "in absen- U named several top-ranking poli- important links between South sports car. MR. T AUTOBIOGRAPHY - Mr T ol NBC's tia" for the 1963 murder of a judge ticians in Palermo and other cities American cocaine traffickers and "I feel strongly that this goes back quite a long involved in the fight against or- as having links to the Mafia Quoting drug peddling fangs in Europe and "The A Team" gestures during a book signing the United States way, and we have some evidence that indicates that in New York this weekend for his newly released ganized crime. high-ranking but unidentified I became targeted back during the Hoover days autobiography. in the '60s when I was a very strong advocate of minority and black rights." De Lorean said, referring to the late head of the FBI. J Edgar De Lorean said he got hooked into the govern- Hoover. ment's "sting" operation because he was "just too He still faces bankruptcy proceedings in Detroit involved in trying to save" De Lorean Motor stemming from the collapse of the Northern Ireland "Most of the problems I've gotten into in my life car company. Creditors claim more than $17 million I have i been a result of my concern for other was diverted from sports car research through banks people," he said. in Europe and New York.

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Army was "alive and killing" despite the arms seizure, Poles join Walesa at Mass described by authorities as the biggest weapons haul (ZKSTOCHOWA, Poland - Lech Walesa joined more since the IRA guerrilla campaign in British-ruled than a dozen other senior figures of the outlawed Northern Ireland began 15 years ago. Solidarity labor movement at an outdoor Mass for An American satellite was used to track a Canadian- Polish workers yesterday. registered vessel from a port on the east coast of the More than 5,000 people attended the Mass at the Jasna United Slates to a point off the Irish coast, where the Gora monastery in Czestochowa, about 130 miles arms shipment was transferred to the Mania Ann, the southwest of Warsaw. Many waved banners rep- sources said. resenting Solidarity chapters in cities around the country. It was the biggest show of strength for the labor Control of U.S. base shifts federation since the general amnesty in July freed FORTGULICK. Panama - This US military base, thousands of common criminals and 610 political home of the U.S. Army's School of the Americas for the prisoners, including II prominent Solidarity leaders and last 35 years, now is under Panamanian control advisers Eight of the 11 attended the Mass, along with The change, formalized at a brief military ceremony JI least seven other senior union figures yesterday, was one ol a series of reminders that today The crowd left the Mass peacefully, past cordons of is the fifth anniversary of the Canal Treaties and that police in the streets around the 14th century monastery the special way of life for American workers on the Jasna Cora houses the portrait of the Black Madonna, Panama Canal is changing. the holiest icon in this predominantly Roman Catholic country. ships are in Inchon Harbor to deliver North Korean The Solidarity leadership assembled before the Mass SOUVENIRS — North Korean crew members, They held private talks among themselves, but stopped Fire hits two London papers right, receive mementos from South Korean Red flood relief materials lor South Koreans Cross officials at Inchon yesterday North Korean short of convening a formal meeting. LONDON - The Guardian and The Times of London both lost tens of thousands of today's editions when a Blame IRA backers for arms fire broke out in the foundry where both newspapers are DUBLIN, Ireland - A top Cabinet official says IRA printed. sympathizers in the United States paid for seven tons A spokesman at the Times said half the print run, North Koreans aid south of rockets, hand grenades, submachine guns and other estimated at more than 250.000 copies, was destroyed in the fire at the Times' foundry late yesterday. Printing PANMUNJOM. Korea (AP) - A North Korean truck but no one was reported hurt. arms seized aboard a trawler off southwest Ireland convoy stretching for miles delivered rice and other South Korea was hit by severe floods early this month Justice Minister Michael Noonan said the weapons, resumed after a four-hour delay, but the Times spokesman said the distribution would be curtailed flood relief supplies to South Korea across the military that left nearly 200 people killed or missing and caused discovered Saturday after the 58-foot fishing boat demarcation line this weekend — the first time aid had about $150 million in property losses. Mania Ann was steered into port by Irish navy cutters, outside metropolitan London. The liberal Guardian, also a daily, lost the editions crossed the line since the peninsula was partitioned in Saturday marked the first delivery of relief goods would have been used to kill people on both sides of the IMS. from one side to the other since the peninsula was split Irish border. to be distributed in London, but northern editions of the paper, printed in Manchester, were not affected In all, 715 truckloads of relief goods were delivered, at the end of World War II into a Chinese-backed But Noonan said yesterday that the Irish Republican with most of the 370 trucks in the convoy making two Communist north and a pro-Western capitalist south. runs each during the first day of deliveries on Saturday At Panmunjom. South Korean Red Cross Secretary- The Red Cross of Communist North Korea used General Cho Chul-hwa welcomed the North Koreans, led trucks and ships to deliver part of a promised delivery by Baek Nam Jun. Cho said he hoped the exchange THE WEATHER of 7.200 tons of rice, 500,000 meters of fabric, 100,000 tons would lead to similar movements of aid in times of of cement and 754 cartons of medical supplies future natural disasters. The truck deliveries resumed yesterday and were whore expected to be completed by the afternoon. Four North .As the North Korean trucks reached the military TIM Forecast for 8 p.m. EDT, Mon, Oct. 1 Korean vessels carrying 24.000 tons of cement arrived demarcation line, a North Korean Red Cross liaison Rain today Highs near 60 North- at the West Coast port of Inchon early Sunday and began official presented a roster of the 830 North Korean easterly winds at 20 to 30 mph unloading, the Red Cross said Four more ships were personnel, including truck drivers, involved in the Chance of rain near 100 percent in expected to arrive at Inchon, 20 miles west of Seoul, on transfer. the morning and SO percent in the Sunday night, and another four ships were on their way afternoon. Cloudy tonight with lows to the east coast port of Pukpyong to deliver 35,000 tons A South Korean Red Cross official handed over a around 50. Partly cloudy and windy of cement, the Red Cross said. One ship loaded with letter, signed by the Home Minister, guaranteeing the tomorrow. Highs from 55 to 60 cement ran aground Saturday on a North Korean Island. safety of the North Koreans. Ocean water temperatures are in the middle- 60s. Tides one to one and one-half feey above normal may cause minor flooding at lime of high Sandinos stage media blitz tide Marine furciusi BY GEORGE GEODA bllU. Press. The Sandinistas' attempt to sur- Walch HiU. R.I. to Manasquan. WASHINGTON (AP) -As The apparent intent of the Sand- N.J mount their image problem in the inistas is to neutralize the Reagan Nicaragua's leftist leadership ap- United States is conUined in a Winds northeasterly at 20 to 30 parently sees it, typical Americans administration's frequent assertions knots through today becoming secret document that was leaked to that Nicaragua's electoral process don't have much intellectual depth the American Embassy in Managua northwesterly at same speeds to- and the only way the Sandinistas can Is a sham that is designed not to test night. Rain continuing through the several weeks ago. A copy of an voter sentiment, but to keep the FRONTS: win them over la to make them the embassy summary of the document day into tonight. Visibility over five Urge! of an "almost daily" media Sandinistas in power. miles lowering to two miles or less was obtained by The Associated The strategy, according to the in rain. Average seas five to 10 feet. embassy account, u spelled out in Tides one to one and one-half feet Shower* Rain Fturnts Snow Occluded w Smontn * "The Propaganda Plan of the Elec- above normal with minor Hooding toral Campaign of the FSLN," the Mine in Suez gulf official acronym for the SandinisU possible at high tide Gradual clear- Weather <-l*r» here Front for National Liberation ing tomorrow. Northwesterly winds G'ar esweeper. The British vessel was the Soviet Union was not in any way Nlcaraguan government since the 63 34 197t revolution. deduct 15 minutes; Highlands 63 46 part of an international min- connected with the mine's presence bridge, add 40 minutes. 70 M esweeping' effort begun after at in the Gulf of Suex. The Soviet Union The only way the Sandinistas'can CtWUMNC U S3 M 61 04 least 19 ships were damaged by strongly condemned such activities. get their point across is by "literally Sun, Moon 6> >• explosions in the Red Sea since July as has been made clear in a number invading the U.S. media," the 64 37 embassy account said "Contact All times Eastern Suadara 40 09 64 JJ 9. of official statements." b» S7 0' with the foreign press (in Managua) TODAY: Sunrise 6:52 am; M 44 03 In an announcement distributed Egypt's announcement did not h4 34 by Egypt's government-run Middle suggest who laid the mine should be almost dally and the sunset 6 40 p.m Nt 4] East News Agency, the general But Egyptian officials suspect ability of our leaders to answer their TOMORROW: Sunrise8 53am . S3 4S (N> U 40 71 32 command of the Egyptian armed questions should be Immediate 69 64 Libya, or Iran, mined the Red Sea sunset 6:36 p.m. Onuonm u JO forces said parts of the mine were l Beyond that, the "common •>» sM to disrupt f *'rr'*^ Last quarter Oct. 17: first quar- OMUrt 6' 64 flown to Britain for examination and American 'understands only Infor- •1 U U 31 Both Iran and Libya, which is a ter today: full moon Oct. 9: new 7J 4' mation that does not require much it had been determined that the major recipient of Soviet moon Oct 24 device was of Soviet orgin. analysis and criticism of American denied the allegations policy must be subtle." MONDAV. OCTOBER t, 1984 The Daily Register A3. Solvency solution 1 sought by Senate Fires, blasts "l! BY CUFF HAAS Howard H. Baker Jr.. R-Tenn. pleaded with his colleagues, saying WASHINGTON IAP) - Most ol the continued wrangling threatend the government was technically out rock gas to make the Senate "a body who of money today while the Senate legislates by trial and by physical BASILE, La. (AP) - Fires searched for a way out of a endurance, and we will be here until preceded by explosions raged out procederal quagmire that is holding through a natural gas processing up iegfeUatlon to make federal Christmas, as far as I am con- cerned, until we do what we have to plant yesterday, forcing downs departments and agencies solvent from their homes and threatening again. do- Baker then scolded his colleagues. the entire rural complex for five This was to have been the final hours, authorities said. week of the 9(th Congress, but the "If we have not the guts enough every now and then to do some No Injuries were reported, but dispute which began last week over resident* who lived within a mile of a civil rights measure has placed the things that are unpleasant and politically dangerous in order to the southwestern Louisiana plant adjournment target in doubt. were evacuated. Government offices were to open keep this government running, we have forfeited our fundamental re- Witnesses said the names shot as usual this morning - the start of hundreds of feet into the air and a new fiscal year - although the bill sponsibility as members of the Senate." smoke could be seen ¥> miles away needed to provide most government from the 20-acre complex, owned by agencies with about *476 billion is 1 Texai_fia&jrrahsmission Corp., a stuck in the Senate. Only four of 11 But the logjam remained un- broken. subsidiary of CSX Corp. of Rich- necessary appropriations for fiscal mond, Vs., before the main gas fire 1985 have been signed into taw. Supporters of a House-passed civil was brought under control. To avert a shutdown of govern- rights measure aimed at negating a "There are no gas fires at this ment offices, the Senate took time Supreme Court ruling that limited moment. There is absolutely no out from its marl on Saturday to the application of federal anti- danger of explosion," E.E. Edel. a pass by voice vote a simple two-day discrimination taws have won two CSX spokesman, said at 9:30 p.m. night. "Firefighters are moving in extension of the deadline. The House significant victories. CDT from his home In Richmond. was expected to go along today. to spray the area down." Edel said the plant, a highly The fire broke out before 5 p.m. The White House Office of Man- They first won a vote over AA^,. \i automated maxe of vertical towers agement and Budget previously told whether the so-called Civil Rights and Kyle LeBoeuf, with the Eunice and steel pipe, refines natural gas Police Department, had estimated government officies that all em- Act of ISM could be considered as an Into ethane and propane, both highly ployees should report for work as amendment to the money bill. And initially that between 200 to30 0 volatile products. people had been evacuated. But scheduled today then the Senate voted 91-4 Saturday "The incoming gas pipelines are to curtail debate on the issue. Trooper Don McCee said last night While the stopgap measure keep- totally shut down and under control. the number was more like 15 ing the money flowing until mid- In a ruling last Feb. », the high The fire did not get to any of the families, all of whom went toth e night Tuesday buys some time to court said a taw banning sex propane or the other volatile gases," homes of friends or relatives. avert a disruption of government \ discrimination at colleges and other Edel said. They remained away from their operations, It does nothing to un- institutions receiving federal aid QAS FIRE — Approximately 100 persons were evacuted yesterday Sheriff Ken Goff of Acadla Par- homes late yesterday. tangle the mess in the Senate. applied only to the program involved Irom the area around a natural gas processing plant just outside ot ish, who was at the scene, said other By 8 p.m., everyone - including Before Senate activity came to a and not toth e entire institution The fires continued to burn. Basiie, La. When an explosion appeared possible, all personnel — firefighters — had been evacuated complete halt during an unusual legislation would, In effect, reverse "There's still some fires and including firemen — were moved a mile away. but the firefighters were readmitted Saturday session, Majority Leader that decision burnoff residue," Goff said last to the area at 9:30 Dm. Goff said. THE NATION Violence at abortion sites

Mondale calls talks 'failure' Kissiah, dean of students at Lafayette. Lafayette lacrosse coach Bill Lawson of Easton was increasing dramatically WASHINGTON - Waller F. Mondale said yesterday admitted to Mercy Hospital In nearby Port Jervis and was reported in stable condition. Kissiah said he spoke that President Reagan's meeting with Soviet Foreign BY ROBERT BYKD "It's clear to me," said federation attacks on clinics In the Seattle Minister Andrei Gromyko was an "apparent failure in with Lawson by phone after the accident and the coach Executive Director Barbara Rad- area, Troy said. Other cases are still arms control," and called on the president to provide said he was being kept at the hospital for overnight ATLANTA (AP) — In a presiden- ford, "that people (responsible for under investigation, he said, a full accounting to the American people. observation. „ tial election year marked by an the attacks) are speaking to each emphasizing that firebomblnga are In his weekly radio broadcast and in comments to Greenville is located near the border connecting New emotional debate on abortion, other and there's some kind of "very difficult to solve." s York state. New Jersey and Pennsylvania abortion clinics around the country reporters afterwards, Mondale also renewed his organized planning going on. Bill Baird, who claims that the are being Increasingly bombed and suggestion that the president "invites further assaults " "Whether there's a conspiracy or New York abortion clinic he opened set afire In the night. by terrorists on American installations overseas with All safe in Texas hotel fire not, I don't know for sure. I don't In 19S3 was the nation's first, ssys the "false, misguided and dangerous" charge that the The National Abortion Federation know who's doing It." FORT WORTH. Texas - More than 400 guests, pro-choice forces are being duped by CIA has been weakened. reports 19 attacks or attempted The bureau has "literally hun- election-year politics. "I call on Mr Reagan immediately and clearly to including several who were trapped and screamed for attacks at abortion clinics or preg- help from balconies, were evacuated last night after a dreds of agents" Investigating the "They've been suckered without withdraw his claims about the weakness of the CIA." nancy counseling centers so far this attacks, said Troy, special agent In the Democratic challenger said. fire broke out in an 11th floor closet at the downtown year, compared with four last year realizing that this (Investigation) is Hilton Hotel, officials said. charge of its anon enforcement happening two months before the Reagan spent the weekend at the presidential retreat and three in 1982 branch In Washington. "This carries in Camp David, Md., before embarking today on a three- One person suffered smoke inhalation and was Several abortion righto activists election," Baird said, charging that the absolute highest priority, not ATF has done little. If Catholic day campaign trip to Michigan, Mississippi and Texas. treated at the scene The fire, which started just after have blamed anti-abortionists for Just because It's abortion clinic 930 p.m.. reached five alarms before it was brought churches were attacked in such Mondale's week of relatively light campaigning is stirring up an atmosphere of hate, bombingi. but because explosives designed to let him prepare for next Sunday's televised under control by 11 p.m., a fire department spokesman and one predicts "a religious war" numbers, he said, there would be an said. and arson Incidents are ATF's uproar. campaign debate with Reagan. Mondale perhaps if the attacks aren't stopped. highest Investigative priority." , Several guests were trapped on the top floor of the Baird, an outspoken advocate of provided a glimpse at Ms dabate preparatwm. when a Leading anti-abortionists, how- Two months ago, a man was reporter asked him whether he had been watching 12-story hotel at Commerce Street and Interstate 30 ever, deny any involvement in the abortion rights, charges that anti- after the fire started, some leaning over balconies arrested and charged with four abortion rhetoric Is partly to blame videotapes of the president. "I may have," he said. violence and say it's hurting, not counts of arson in connection with shouting "Help us, please help us." helping, their crusade. for this year's spate of attacks. Maii killed, 20 hurt in crash But officials said those guests, their faces covered Police say some of the attacks with wet towels, were later evacuated down the hotel's appear to be connected. On Sept. 7, GREENVILLE, NY - A 91-year-old man was killed interior fire escape. two Houston clinics were fire- and 20 people were injured, one critically, after a bus bombed. The next day, arsonists carrying a college lacrosse team collided with two cars One coal strike averted attempted to set fire to a third and flipped onto its side last night, officials said. facility there. The man who died was either a driver or a passenger CHARLESTON. W Va (APi - United Mine Workers "In Houston — any investigator in one of the cars, according to state police at representatives reached a tentative agreement with one would say it sounds like the same Middlctown. Slate troopers were withholding the of three coal companies shortly before a midnight strike person" or else quite a coincidence, identify of the dead man pending notification of deadline, officials said. said David Troy, a top arson relatives, but said he was 91 years old and from There was no immediate official word on the status investigator with the Bureau of Scranton, Pa. of bargaining involving the other two companies as Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. The bus was carrying approximately 40 Lafayette telephone calls to their offices went unanswered early But the bureau, he said, has "yet College lacrosse players back to the school in Easton, today and a woman answering the telephone at the home to uncover any evidence to Indicate Pa., after an informal match yesterday afternoon at the of UMW spokesman Joe Corcoran refused to summon a national conspiracy." Military Academy at West Point, according to Herman him to the phone late last night. The bureau is investigating at- tacks in Virginia, Maryland, Dela- ware, Florida, Georgia and Cali- fornia and at the National Abortion Ladies Federation's offices in Washington, Jackson blasts U.S. policy Troy said. Fall Dresses & Suits The Daily Itegfeter as church group starts tour (USPS-145-440) AS MUCH EMMhadn ISIS LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Rev The Reagan administration has oyJOnnH Cook and Manry Clay By: Jesse Jackson yesterday helped said the proposal still needs work MW> OMM "CAsr send off an "overground railroad" before it can be accepted. The On* tlijiili FU. tVMtai N J 07701 of Salvadoran refugees and political proposal calls for Central American 1901) 542 «00 •KIVA Ltd." asylum supporters on a 1.500-mile nations to halt the introduction of "MOLLIE PARNIS journey, charging that "reckless" new weapons systems, eliminate STUDIO" U.S. behavior In Central America is foreign military bases and training "A.J. BARI" Mamlian nllia num laart f^lM Tha "close to treason." centers, set a time table for "HOOPER" The Chicago-based civil rights withdrawing foreign military ad- BLEYLE activist joined about 200 church visers and hold free elections. Jackson, who unsuccessfully "CARON" members sponsoring the 12-day UmisMn. M aoda. awsau ol Cnmaaon. •» No» caravan that will end in Davenport, sought the Democratic presidential Janay Praaa Maoeaaon Iowa, to dramatUe the plight of nomination, criticized U.S. military __tas By CUT* - Daly and Sunday SI J* a am. Sunday only 35 ex*. CMy only I 00 Salvador, task force chairwoman said. Kngu oopy a Counw - Da«y » oana. Sanaa* Reversible Coats Jackson noted that his Chicago 40 cm Jo'Ann DeQuattro said. •OSTMASTCK Sand admas urmaja is Ina Qullted-Filling organization, People United to Save •We will together commit JESSE JACKSON "Wy nigialai PO Bo> 420. Had Sana N J 07701 100% Hollofll ourselves to protect and defend Humanity, has become part of the these people (the refugees) against Central American sanctuary move- deportation back to El Salvador," ment and is encouraging churches HAVE A COLD, FLU, ALLERGIE8? DeQuattro said. nationwide to participate. off orf|. price Yesterday's sendoff was preceded Prior to Jackson's arrival, WE CAN HELP! Umltod Quanity by peaceful demonstrations Satur- caravan member Jose Sanchez, 27, day at the El Centra border station told of being persecuted as a union OUR DOCTORS MAKE HOUSE CALLS of the Immigration and Natural- official in El Salvador and then •Hillsill ••• " /*-II fafulrt ization Service and the Camp fleeing his homeland in fear for his Pediatric « Adult Car* Pendleton Marine base. Ufe and his family's. A UNIQUE NEW MEDICAL SERVICE The caravan of fewer than 10 cars FOR THE TREATMENT OF: Colds A flu, diarrhea, ear included a five-member El Salvador "As refugees we suffer per- Infections, rashes, vomiting, asthma, allergies, bronchitis, refugee family who entered the secution and oppression," Sanchez Sportswear •kin Infections, high blood pressure, EKQ and physics**. county illegally with the help of said. "We are thought of as econ- This la just a sampling of the varied ailments we administer church groups. omic refugees, but the reason we to, providing In home convenience with competent and In his speech at the First Unit, an really here Is tosav e that which qualified medical care. Feaa are reasonable —Major credit Slacks • Skirts • Blouses arian Church, Jackson blasted is most precious, that God has give cards accepted — Assistance In Major Medical Carrier President Reagan's Central Ameri- us — our lives." ONLY can policy and praised the ruling reimbursements. Each primary care physician registered By: Sandintsla Junta in Nicaragua for its Sanchez and his wife wore white and licensed with State of New Jersey. Routine Medical recent offer to endorse the Central bandanas over their faces, fearing Care and follow up visits available. "BAS8ONOVA" 00 American peace proposal offered by they would endanger their families "VAN JULIAN" Mexico and three other nations in and friends in their home country. 531-6565 MOBILE "CALVIN KLEIN" the region. "SPORT WHIRL" "Nicaragua has taken the moral Some 190 churches nationwide $20 offensive." Jackson said. "Our na- have formed the sanctuary move- tion must not turn a deaf eaf toth e ment, in which they take in refugees 714 West Park Ave.. Ocean, N.J. 07755 8 WALLACE ST..RED BANK 842-6610 initiative." who face deportation. A4 The Drily Register MONDAY. OCTOBER I, 1984 School Mondale due back in N.J funding 1 anything or that they can expect him streets and put up posters painted at Both Republicans and Democrats TRENTON (API - Democratic to do anything to improve the a party sponsored by county Demo- have targeted New Jersey as a key backed officials say Waller Mondale s visit environment,' said Kate Litvack. to New Brunswick today will be the crats on Saturday. state in their campaigns. executive director of the Demo- NEWARK (AP) - Gov. Thomas highlight of his presidential cam- "This is particularly important to New Jersey, which has 16 elec- cratic State Committee H. Kean said yesterday that be paign in New Jersey so far, and they New Brunswick and New Jersey toral votes, has not voted for a would propose a "major" increase plan to pull out the stops to welcome because Mr Mondale will be the New Brunswick, with a population Democratic presidential candidate in funding for education next year the candidate first Democratic presidential can- of 41,442 and the home of Rutgers since 1964. Recent polls show Presi- and repeated Ma support for Ming A noontime rally in this Middlesex didate since John Kennedy in 1960 to University, was chosen for Mon- dent Reagan with more than a 20- 1300 million in surplus funds to clean County community where Mondale focus on the town," said Mada dale's first general campaign visit point lead over Mondale. up toxic waste and provide relief for was scheduled to make his first New Liebman, deputy press secretary for because of Its central location and But slate Democratic leaders say property taxpayers. Jersey appearance since the June the states Mondale-Ferraro cam- economic and ethnic diversity, said paign. they are counting partly on Mon- primary was expected to attract Mayor John Lynch Meanwhile. Assembly Speaker "New Jersey is a crucial stale to dale's appeal to environment-con- about 10,000 people, many waving Alan Karcher, D-Middlesex, Mid his election and this visit is con- scious residents to help him win the "It's a university town, it's a high- flags supplied by the Democrats. that a recent meeting between Kean sidered to be the vanguard for his slate on Nov. 6. technology center, it has a blend of City workers spent part of the and legislative leaders produced a campaign drive in the state. This "I have great respect for the different ethnic and economic weekend sprucing up Monument general agreement on how surplus will be the highlight of hii campaign voters of New Jersey and anyone groups," Lynch said. "H has people Square in preparation for the hour- funds from the current 17.8 billion here until after the debate next who cares about the environment interested in every issue that's long rally. Volunteers strung red, WALTER F MONDALE stale budget should be spent. white and blue bunting across the Sunday." can't think Ronald Reagan has done important to Ibis state. "The only disagreement was' about how much we can do," said Karcher. Husband of slain woman enters hospital Members of the Republican ad- ministration have said that by the Atlantic City when they nulled their end of the IMS fiscal year, the state TOMS RIVER IAP) - The hus- before taking the pills, but he would his wife's death, is not charged in John R. Ballard. car into the Oyster Creek picnic will be about $417 million in the band of a woman shot to death on the not elaborate. the case. A an extradition hearing is sched- area off the Garden State Parkway. black, but some Democrats contend Garden State Parkway has checked Marshall, an insurance company On Wednesday, Robert A. uled for Oct. 22 in Shreveport. that figure will top $800 million. into a Phildelphia psychiatric hospi- executive, has said he was knocked Cumber. 47, of Bossier City, La., Cumber, a hardware store book- unconscious just before someone was indicted by a New Jersey grand keeper, was arrested on a New Marshall told police he had stop- tal one day after being treated for In an interview on WCBS-TV's murdered his wife Maria at a jury on charges of conspiring to Jersey warrant charging him as an ped to change a flat tire sometime a drug overdose, his attorney said "Newsmakers" program yesterday, highway rest area on Sept. 7. murder Mrs. Marshall, and he was accomplice to murder, said Hatha- between midnight and 1 a.m. and yesterday. Kean said that spending more than Marshall was rushed to the North- being held on a $15 million bond, way. I that as he started to get out of his Robert O Marshall, 44. was $300 million of the surplus would ern Ocean Hospital System Inc. in said Caddo Parish. La.. Sheriff Don Louisiana authorities and New car, he was struck from behind and admitted to Eastern Pennsylvania endanger the stale's fiscal health. Point Pleasant about 2:30 a.m. Hathaway. Jersey investigators reportedly are knocked unconscious. Psychiatric Hospital on Saturday, The governor added that he expects Friday after taking 30 to 40 tranquil- "I did not reduce the bond seeking two other Louisiana men said his attorney. Glenn Zeitz of a national recession sometime izers at a Lakewood motel. He was because the alleged crime was who have allegedly been involved in . When he regained consciousness, Moorestown. within the next two years, and that not in custody but had been under killing fur hire and because Mr. organized crime activities for the Marshall said, he found his wife's "He will be in for a couple of would cut into the state's revenues. days, at least, for evaluation. It was surveillance and was Joined by a Cumber, to my knowledge, made a past several years, the Shreveport body on the front seat, shot twice in on the recommendation of two detective in the emergency room, statement to New Jersey authorities Journal said Friday. the chest with a .45-caliber handgun. Proposals by some Democrats to physicians I consulted with," Zeitz authorities said. implicating himself, however slight- Mrs. Marshall, 42, and her hus- Marshall also told police he had decrease the state sales tax by 1 said. Marshall, who offered a $10,000 ly - and I think it was very band were returning to their Toms been robbed of an undetermined percent to 5 percent, estimated to Zeitz said his client made a tape reward for information concerning slightly," said state District Judge River borne from a gambling trip to amount of money. cost the state about $380 million, could put the state into a deficit by next year, said Kean.

Instead, the governor said the GOP launching effort for N.J. Jewish vote budget surplus should be used for "one-shot" programs such aa his BY ALAN FRAM Their goal is to garner 55 percent liberal $200,000, Waldman said. chances of victory. proposed $90 million rebate pro- of the Jewish vote for Reagan on "Jews believe the individual has With that money, Lee's task is to "There's no reason not to think it gram to homeowners and renters. WASHINGTON (AP) - With New Nov 6, said Benjamin Waldman. 26. won't be a close race," Waldman rights and should advance in society place phone calls to as many of the In addition, the state will have to Jersey considered a major battle- the national executive director of said. "Mondale is far behind, but based on his own merits, and that's slate's 96,000 Jewish households as spend more on toxic waste cleanup ground in this year's presidential the organization. Not since 1024 has possible. Those who express a given a close race, the Jewish vote what the Republican Party be- this year regardless of whether or election, the state's Republicans are a Republican candidate received preference for Reagan or who say could easily swing it." lieves." not the federal "superfund" pro- launching a foray into territory that more than half of the traditionally they are undecided, are mailed a Steven Lee, a 21-year-old student New Jersey's Democrats, of gram is reauthorized in Congress, Democrats have long claimed as liberal Jewish ballot, according to at Georgetown University, is ex- three-page letter seeking support. course, say they are still expecting their own — the Jewish vote. Waldman the governor said. ecutive director of the New Jersey The Jewish vote makes up only support from the Jewish communi- New Jersey is one of nine states "I don't think the Jewish com- Jewish Coalition, which has an about I to 12 percent of the total ty. James Maloney. the state Demo- In the budget tor fiscal 1986, Kean in which the National Jewish Coali- munity is more conservative than it office in Trenton, N.J. ballots cast in the most recent cratic chairman, said he expects 65 said it would be "very unrealistic" tion, a UOP-funded organization, was years ago," Waldman said from Lee, who said he was not allowed elections in New Jersey, Re- percent of the state's Jews to vote to expect full funding of local school has paid suffers whose job is to his office here. "But 1 think the to talk to reporters, has a paid full- publicans say. Democratic. districts under the so-called drum up Jewish votes for Ronald Republican Party has become more time assistant, 10 to IS part-time "Most Jewish voters concur with "thorough and efficient" formula. Reagan. liberal in the way Jews have been With Democratic presidential volunteers, and a budget of about the environmental, human rights, nominee Walter F. Mondale count- However. "I would like to see and nuclear freeze stand for which ing heavily on winning the slate's 16 education aid increased even further Mondale and the Democratic Party than we did last year," said Kean. electoral votes, Republicans say are far superior," Maloney said. "I "I think New Jersey is one of the that each vote they can pry from the think the relationship is there and THE STATE wealthiest states and we ought to be former vice president reduces his it's solid." spending more money on educating law that has never been fully funded. our children," he said. Kean letter upsets educators Kean spokesman Carl Golden said the governor was Casino's conduct questioned While he declined to say how Urge irked by the tone of the resolution and "decided on a NEWARK - The Essex County School Boards millions of dollars after they such an increase would be, Kean strong response." ATLANTIC CITY - New Jersey Association has passed a resolution expressing "shock" gaming officials have raised learned Molony was receiving said it would be "major" and would include money to boost teachers' over a letter sent by Gov. Thomas H. Kean in which "serious questions" about the con- money from the account of a man salaries. he questions the intelligence of local school officials. Report on court reforms issued duct of Caesars Atlantic City-Hotel widely known as a bookmaker in Robert Mirenda, a board member from Verona, said Karcher, who opposes a rollback NEWARK - A task force appointed by the New Casino after a compulsive gambler Canada, the newspaper said. local board members in other counties also would be in the sales tax, also agreed with Jersey Supreme Court is studying recommendations to lost more than $7 million there in "II (the report) stopped just short informed of the flap. Kean that the stale would have to Improve operations of municipal courts which for little more than a year, according to of saying they (Caesars) should not Mirenda said the letter was written in March, but that commit money to solving en- nearly four decades have operated under strong local a pubished report. have their license," an unnamed it was not made public for fear it was a hoax. The New Jersey Division of vironmental problems. Influences. source was quoted as saying in "It took several letters and 42 telephone calls to He proposed that the "sixth cent' The recommendations are part of an overall plan to Gaming Enforcement earlier this confirm the governor actually knew the contents of the Sunday's editions of the Philadel- of revenues from the sales tax streamline the more than SOO municipal courts in New month submitted a report to the letter and intended that It be sent," Mirenda said. phia Inquirer. should be earmarked for a five-year Jersey. Casino Control Commission in prep- At issue la a letter written by Kean in response to Commission members said that revolving loan fund to build sewer The overall reform plan will not be made public until aration for the gaming hall's annual a resolution passed by the Essex County school board because of the large number of systems and solid waste incinera- the spring, but a committee of the 41-member task force license renewal hearing, scheduled, members protesting the governor's failure to provide issues raised in the 40-page report, tion plants, set up recycling pro- has offered a series of recommendations which are to begin today. full funding of the slate school aid law, Mirenda said. the Molony case would not be grams, and clean up toxic waste. contained in a preliminary report. The report accuses Caesars of- Other county school board associations and educa- considered at this week's hearing. The proposal is similar to Kean's The proposals are based, in part, on information ficials of allowing Brian Molony, 29, tional groups passed similar resolutions, but the Essex "infrastructure bank" that was obtained from a survey of police chiefs throughout the a former assistant bank manager in They said it would be discussed at resolution was especially strong, putting Kean on notice nixed bv legislators two years ago. state , Toronto, to continue gambling a later date. that he was "instructed" to provide full funding of the ADVERTISERS Get Inside the Homes of Monmouth County with Summer is cvei and now is the time to pamper VOU! Become a fabulous New Mvbman and be ready tor the slinky shapes of party season fashions! SUrt today on our super shaperproyam designed to re-design you! 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The clamps are finally being Beware! ert T. LeClalr of the American EING FINANCIAL PLAN- OBJECTIVE FINANCIAL PLAN? tlammed down on the booming, Of course,' there are financial College School of Advanced Career NERS? Yes. How good the plan tends to generally unregulated and uncon- planners who are true professionals Studies at Bryn Mawr, Pa. Be I think there are. That's what you be may be as much a function of the trolled industry of financial plan- There are financial planners who willing to pay a reasonable fee for have to be concerned about. Also, client as it Is of the planner. You ning" - and not one instant too soon. have earned the American College's a financial plan. the profession has to be concerned must be heavily involved In the When I wrote a relatively critical Chartered Financial Consultant I would be reluctant to work with about it, continually monitor itself, process. column about financial planners in (ChFC) designation, a nationally SYLVIA a sole practitioner. The financial and upgrade its standards. When shopping for a financial July. I was actually being kind. recognized, fully accredited pro- planning field is at the state of planner, be aware: It's still your The field is really running wild gram. There are others who are PORTER HOW DO YOU SELECT THE evolution where it's still "let the plan; it's still your responsibility. Where there are some attempt! at Chartered Ufe Underwriters (CLU> RIGHT FINANCIAL PLANNER buyer beware." You can't pass that buck to the regulation in individual states, the or Certified Financial Planners FOR YOU? DOES A FINANCIAL PLAN- financial planner. The more you regulations are to a shocking extent (CFPi But you have to search NER'S AFFILIATION WITH AN Look at the planner's prior ex- bring to the planning process the ignored Defenders of the industry diligently for these advisers and ORGANIZATION THAT SELLS perience. Does heshe specialize in a more satisfying the whole ex- (If it warrants that description) say with awareness of the pitfalls on FINANCIAL PRODUCTS CON- particular facet of financial ser- perience Is likely to be. that the planners don't recognize your way. Meanwhile, here are a STITUTE A CONFLICT OF vices? Some sort of credential or what they are supposed to do or few guidelines. insurance, trusts, savings accounts, INTEREST? educational component is import- ("Sylvia Porter's New Money etc.). Finally, the planner reviews don't know how to go about conform- WHAT IS A FINANCIAL PLAN- The potential is there. If a ant. Book for the 80s," 1.328 pages of and revises both the plan and the ing to rules. NER? stockbroker broadens the scope of down-to-earth advice on personal client's objectives on a periodic No matter. With the number of A planner does not sell products his services to include financial The initials ChFC and CLY and money management, Is now avail- basis. financial planners in the United and does not even provide a service. planning, he may, with every good CFP after a financial planner's able through her column. Send ft.96 States running into the many Financial planning is a process WHAT ARE SOME DANGER intention, orient his activities name are some proof of competence plus $1 for mailing and handling to thousands and with more and more engaged In over a prolonged period SIGNS TO BE ALERT TO? toward investments The same can and of fulfillment of ethical and "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book of you - Innocent investors - paying whereby the planner determines the Look for someone who is willing be said of the insurance agent, experience requirements. Such for the 80s," in care of this a wide range of fees for the services financial objectives of a client and to do the plan only, and not to sell attorney or CPA. other professional credentials as newspaper. 4400 Johnson Drive, of planners who may or may not be develops a plan to accomplish these a lot of products related to the plan. ARE MANY FINANCIAL PLAN- CPA or a law degree don't really tell Fairway, Kan. 06205 Make checks qualified, the time has come to warn objectives, through the use of vari- Be extremely wary of "free" NERS SELLING FINANCIAL you anything. payable to Universal Press Syndi- you in the loudest of voices: ous financial media (securities, financial planning, warns Dr. Rob- PRODUCTS UNDER THE GUISE IS IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN AN cate.) Count 'pennies' carefully

BY ANDREW LECKEY while those that simply have fallen approve them simply if they have on hard times often have failure met the reporting requirements of Pennies earned too often turn into rates as low as 5 percent. Some the SEC. pennies lost. So-called penny stocks, companies' Just linger on without "Any reputable investment bro- ranging in price from one cent to It dying, never making any price ker should warn clients of the a share, have high mortality rates advances. possibility of losing everything they and should be viewed only as a Brokers who specialize in penny Invest, and the clients should take highly speculative portion of one's stocks tend to be aggressive, in that warning seriously," notes investment portfolio. some cases making "blind" tele- Jerome Wenger, publisher of the You're simply gambling if you phone calls to investors to tout the Columbia, Md based Penny Stock expect the new issue you select will potential of impressive-sounding News. be the next MCI Corp. or Tandy new issues Technology-oriented Wenger currently recommends Corp., two former penny stocks that stocks, for example, are big penny the following high-risk penny stocks, want on to the big time Yet. taken stock business Most conventional all trading over the counter. The somewhat less than seriously, brokers shy away from these high- descriptions are Wenger's: bargain basement stocks offer some risk issues, but discount brokerages --Allied Research Industries speculative plays that are tun to that don't give advice anyway will (around $3 25 per share) manufac- kick around. Investors frequently execute orders. Investors frequently tures defense items for the North take an initial "fling" with fSOO to follow their stocks through several Atlantic Treaty Organisation •2,000 and are willing to lose all in penny stock investor periodicals. (NATO). the process. According to the Securities and -Biogenics (coming public soon "No more than 10 percent of a Exchange Commission, the number at II a unit, which is one share and portfolio should be Invested In low- of new public issues doubled last one warrant) is a medical tech- priced stocks," counsels Peter year. The SEC urges investors to nology firm that makes an EKG Betuel, publisher of the New York- carefully read prospectuses of any instrument that uses a micropro- based Penny Stock Journal. "The stocks being considered for cessor and also produces a chemical majority of these stocks are strictly purchase, seeking professional ad- used in treatment of some types of for trading, so you must be very vice on any points not fully under- herpes and venereal disease. willing to buy and sell any of them." stood. Always ask the company In Usually traded over the counter, question for its 10-K report made to - Intravlsion (around IS) is an penny stocks include start-up com- the SEC, which Includes basic entertainment firm that Is produc- panies, older firms that have fallen financial position devoid of the hype ing an elaborate mystery puzzle that on hard times and companies that common to annual reports. will debut on Home Box Office Just never have seemed to pin the (HBO) this fall. BLOCKED IN — Anti-submarine Navy frigate USS loot ship is allegedly being held hostage by the attention of the Investment com- Some states require that a state -Theratech (around 75 cents) has shipyard over an $8.5 million overhaul dispute with munity. The new firms have a review board approve all the shares a product that treats hemorrhoids Connole remains in its berth al Boston Shipyard msrtallty rale as Ugh as 10 percent, for sale In that state, while others Its Initial order was »12 million. Corp. as cranes impede its movement. The 438- Ihe U.S.'Navy. f VANTAGE ™1AS1E°F SUCCESS

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Great Taste with Low Tar. Thafs Success! The Daily Register Navy makes Nevada land grab • .*^^^^____Ma--^-> PREDICTIOPREDICTION OF THE WEEK: Con- WASHINGTON - Land grabs by power- fidential Federal Reserve Board sources Established in 1178 - Published by The Red Bank Register ful, well-armed interest* with scant warn that thousands of the nation's 14,700 A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper regard for the law were fairly common in banks could fall or be forced into mergers. the Old West. Unfortunately, the practice This would cause an unhealthy concentra- JAMES F. McKF.ARNEY, JR still exists Just ask the people of Nevada tion of the bulking industry, with a 1'reniririil mill I'uMmher This time the land grabbers aren't handful of conglomerates controlling the railroad tycoons or cattle barons, but the JACK nation's credit. Fed officials don't think Arthur Z Kamin Herbert H Thorpe. Jr. Charlei C Trlblehorn military services of the United Stales this ominous possibility Is far fetched. /».»ti.miti Hdttar Sunday Krfilnr They're armed, not with six-guns, but with ANDERSON They are afraid the antitrust laws aren't helicopters and supersonic fighters and Ruisell P Rauch Jane Foderaro Dorit Kulman tough enough to prevent the trend toward Kifilorul (•us* HM> bombers. Their arrogance and might are concentration. \ighl Kilil"' fUK Krftlur more than any latter-day "Shane" could Perhaps two-thirds of the nation's banks Thomas C Donahue Lawrence C Newman Michael J Pellegrini) (nnttitlltr overcome. wiU no longer exist as independents by the t in uliittUH Ittieilnr I've already reported how the Air Force end of the decade. "The worry is that you Frank J Ailocca illegally appropriated 139 square miles of public land, it also includes privately could have 10 Citicorp* controlling most of prwfuri the government-owned Groom Mountains the nation's credit," explained one Fed in southwestern Nevada and set up "No owned ranches and towns, whose desert A6 MONDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1984 solitude will be shattered by as many as official. These financial Frankenstein's Trespassing" signs, armed guards and monsters would wield tremendous econ- helicopter patrols. The Air Force finally 100 sonic booms a day. Dr. Richard Bargen of Fallon, who runs omic and political power. admitted to Congress that it had never What will this mean to you? obtained legal right to the property from a flying health service, has gone to court 'Who says religion should stay out of politics to block the Navy's plan, which he the Bureau of Land Management — but no Fed studies show that the concentration one has been so much as reprimanded for suspects is a reincarnation of the 1974 Air and classrooms/ Force-Navy proposal to restrict airspace will lead to higher interest rates. Small this violation of the law. businesses, which get roughly 70 percent Now the Navy has steamed full speed in a triangle formed by Fallon and the Air Force's Nellis and Hill bases. of their credit from commercial banks, ahead after its share of the Nevada desert. will have to pay two or three percentage "A major project with major health The admirals have asked for 21,576 acres points above toe prime rate. The small implications for the entire state is being of public land near the Fallon Naval Air firms and individual borrowers will be Implemented In a piecemeal fashion," Station, to go with the 183,000 acres they hurt when the big boys swallow up the Bargen said, "without really addressing sought there two years ago. The Navy Is community banks, which have always the need for it or what impact it will have still drafting an environmental impact been more sensitive to local needs. statement on the earlier request. on people. It's really a matter of doing to The Navy has also gained a toehold in a few people what you can't do to a lot of people." Absentee decision-makers will have less public lands that are theoretically under knowledge of - and therefore leu wilderness-law protection. It has put From a physician's point of view, he sympathy for — the requirements of local radar stations in "wilderness study said, the sonic booms "amount to an borrowers. Fees for various banking areas" - public land that is supposed to uncontrolled experiment on human be- services would also cost bank customers remain untouched until Congress decides ings- more. what to do with it. There have already been instances of The radar, installed by helicopter to military planes bombing the wrong CONFIDENTIAL FILE: The Peoples minimize disruption to the wild area, targets - including an accidental attack Republic of China has a specific and helps Navy pilots keep score in practice in 1973 on a Fish and Wildlife Service secret shopping list for U.S. military dogfights. A Bureau of Land Management headquarters near the Nellis base And the equipment. According to Pentagon of- official told my associate John Dillon the Navy's own documents concede that any ficials, the three items Chinese officials Navy was given permission to put in the person straying into the restricted area - want most are advanced electronic equip- radar because the environmental impact or any wildlife living there - would be in ment for their aircraft, high technology was considered slight. peril. "Any structure, person or animal in artillery shells and TOW anti-tank miss- Perhaps the Navy's most ambitious the area could be exposed to possible iles. For all three Items, the Chinese want expansion proposal is not a land grab but destruction from air-launched ordnance," a co-production agreement with the an "air grab." It wants the skies over one report noted. United Slates 5,600 square miles of central Nevada The Nevada Stale Parks Division de- — After secret pressure from this closed to civilian air traffic for a country, South Korea has quietly stopped "supersonic operations area." This patch scribed the expected sonic-boom impact with understatement, saying: "The flying supplying ammunition to the Iranians for of sky will be reserved for F-lt fighter use in their war against Iraq. The North planes based at Fallon. of supersonic aircraft, in substantial increasing numbers, to within 100 feel Koreans rushed to fill the void and are Although much of the area the Navy above ground level will surely impact providing the Iranians with land mines wants the exclusive right to fly over is wilderness values." and rocket-propelled grenades. Ferraro is a big spender

WASHINGTON - Geraidine Ferraro issues of importance to business and remains the unknown quantity Until July industry You would expect that a member 12, when Walter Mondale announced that who scored 100 percent in the eyes of the she would be his vice presidential running AFL-CIO would not be so enthusiastically mate, the gentlewoman from Queens was viewed in the eyes of the U.S. Chamber: merely one of 435 members of the House and you would be right. Over her first five of Representatives. She was in her third JAMES years in the House. 1979 through 1983, Rep. term In the House, along with 36 other Ferraro voted "right" in the Chamber's Democrats who won election in 1978. It KILPATRIC view just 29 times, she voted "wrong " 77 sounds pejorative to say that her career times. Over the past three years, she has in Congress had been undistinguished, but been "right" only nine times in 58 roll the comment is not meant in any calls. pejorative sense. Few members of the Examples: In March of last year she House manage to win distinction in their voted against a motion gradually to extend Train of benefits first three terms. the normal Social Security retirement age Now Rep. Ferraro seeks to become vice from 65 to 67 In June 1963, on Ike budget president of the United States If the is under construction, and we hope the AFLCIO. In another column I dealt resolution, she voted in favor of an The federal Department of Trans- Mondale-Ferraro ticket should win in with her record on issues having to do with portation is expected to decide within that's in the cards for the future. But amendment that would have wiped out the November,' she would serve within a national security and Soviet relations. In lax relief granted in 1961. In August she heartbeat of the presidency itself. We several weeks whether or not to fund one step at a time — and the logical 1963 and 1964, she scored a poor 10 percent voted for a bill that would require know where Mondale stands on the issues electrification of the North Jersey next step is electrification the ad- In the view of the American Security employers to assume additional costs of of consequence. He served for 10 years as Council. Coast rail line to Long Branch. ditional 16 miles from Matawan to health insurance for their employees. In a senator from Minnesota; he was for four How does she fare on the broad question September she voted for a $3 5 billion The funding — approximately 160 Long Branch. years Jimmy Carter's loyal vice presi- of federal spending? In the eyes of those authorization for IqpaJ grants to create Ridership between Matawan and dent. Through a grueling spring campaign who believe in a large, expansive role for million — is long overdue. Electrifica- make-work jobs. In October she voted tion would be a welcome addition to New York soared immediately after in the primaries, he spelled out his the federal government, she would fare positions time after time. No surprises exceedingly well. In the eyes of the against a delay of even three months in the state's mass transit system. electrification, as passengers flocked here. National Taxpayers Union (NTUi, which granting a 4 percent pay raise to federal Rail customers can now take a one- to the quicker and more comfortable feels otherwise, she fares very poorly. employees. In November she voted in It is different with Geraldine Ferraro. favor of the "domestic content" bill, seat ride between Newark or Newtrains. Electrification to Long Branch She did not run in the primaries. Since the Last year the NTU made an analysis of which would require cars built in the York and Matawan It took a quarter- would attract more passengers, too, campaign began she has been bogged 202 voles in the House that In some way, United Slates to have specified per- century for that project to be realized, and so would reap benefits for the down, first in controversy over her own large or small, affected he amount of centages of U.S. parts and labor. and electrification south to Long state's mass transit system as well as and her husband's finances, then on the federal spending. Rep. Ferraro voted to The several organizations that compile sticky issue of abortion. Of necessity, as reduce spending on only 32 of these, for a Branch has been planned on the state for local commuters. It also would these legislators' scorecards often are a vice presidential candidate, she is rating of IS percent.' By the NTU's accused of playing a "ratings game." If level for the past 15 years. The project help boost the city's revitalization expected to adapt to Mondale's positions classification system, this identified her a judgment were to be formed on the basis would include a new signal system, We must keep up and step up the and to the party platform adopted In San as a "big spender." To be sure, Rep. Francisco. What of her own positions, her of one organization's ratings for a single for which federal funds have been improvement of rapid transit along Ferraro was not in a class with such own attitudes, her own cast of mind? year, the judgment might well be flawed. earmarked, and a new station. spenders as Zablocki of Wisconsin (6 the New Jersey coast. We hope the percent) or Pepper of Florida (9) or But when you look at Rep. Ferraro's There has been urging to extend decision on funding for electrification For answers we may usefully go to the Coelho of California (10), but frugality is ratings from several disparage organiza- record as it is contained in roll call voles. tions over a period of six years, covering electrification south to Asbury Park, is a positive one, and that it happens plainly not her heart's desire. In one recent column I reviewed her hundreds of roll calls. * dear pattern where a new transportation complex soon. On to Long Branch! record as it is viewed by organized labor: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce also appears. The gentlewoman's record, for In 1962 and again in 1983, Rep Ferraro analyzes roll call votes and rates mem- good or ill, reveals *a liberal's liberal on Where's the fairness? scored a perfect 100 percent in the eyes of bers according to their yeas and nays on the Hill. What you see is what you'd gel We've grown accustomed to groups the meeting place of a public body to picketing stores, manufacturers, the home of an individual member? TODAY IN HISTORY schools and offices. Surely the picketing employees, in But a new wrinkle has been added both cases, would be the first to object BY The Associated Press lately. Twice recently, we've seen Spanish state reprimanded Agriculture Secretary Earl if their clients — the general public — Today Is Monday, Oct. 1, the 279th day In 1943, Allied forces led by Gen. Mark L. Bub for making an tff-color racial pickets at private homes. Homes, in found it appropriate to picket their of 1984. There are 91 days left In the year. Clark captured Naples during World War Joke. both cases, of people who serve on II. homes. We are certain that we would Today's highlight in history: Ten years ago: The Watergate cover-up public bodies as volunteers — without On Oct. 1, 1949, Communist Parly In 19S6, Congress established the Na- trial began in Washington Five former hear that we "don't pay" our public compensation. Chairman Mao Tse-Tung raised the first tional Aeronautics and Space Adminis- Nixon administration officials - including employees "enough" for them to "put flag of the People's Republic of China in tration H.R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman aad We have to ask: Is this fair? John Mitchell - faced charges of con- up with such personal harassment." a proclamation ceremony In Peking. In 1961, Roger Maris of the New York Is it a reasonable expression of free On this date: Yankees became the first major league spiracy. speech to disrupt the activities of a Perhaps a public apology would be In 1800, Spain ceded Louisiana toFranc e player ever to hit more than 60 homers in Five years ago: Pope John Paul arrived spouse, of children, of neighboring too much to ask, now that both issues in a secret treaty. one season when be slammed No. 61 off in Boston to begin a seven-day visit of the Boston's Tracy Stallard at Yankee United Slates. families who are not involved — in have been resolved. In 1885, special delivery mail service began in the United States. Stadium. One year ago: Democratic presidential order to put pressure on an individual, We'd settle for a silent promise, In 1908, Henry Ford introduced the In 1971, William Windsor of Casselber- candidate Waller F. Mondale won a straw rather than on a public body as a from the picketers, and from other much-anticipated Model-T to the market. ry, Fla., and his family became the first poll in Maine, the same day he received visitors toth e newly opened Disney World the endorsement of the AFLCIO's general whole? public employees — never to do it The basic cost of a car: $850. In 1931, New York's Waldorf-Astoria amusement park near Orlando. board. Is it fair to carry the dispute from again. Hotel opened its doors to the public. In 1974, Associated Press Radio began Today's birthdays: Pianist Vladimir In 1936, Gen. Francisco Franco was operation with 64 stations "on HIM. ' Horowitz is 60. Actor Walter Maltha* is Deserved rewards proclaimed the head of an insurgent In 1976, President Gerald R. Ford 64. Actor James Whitmore is 63. Thought you heard enough Cabbage out that the girl wanted what every Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Patch Doll stories? other girl seemed to want: a Cabbage We did, too, until we heard what Patch doll. As everyone on the planet nine-year-old Letrell Watts did to earn knows, the dolls are hard to come by. ieair jutmoams one. But after a long wait, the popular doll eopr Fntmtm In a supermarket parking lot last /wmmtsr arrived, and for no one more deserv- wmeocn OOUDPOV spring, the Fair Haven girl found a tamsTO ing. 1 -^JaW wallet, replete with credit cards and OUT! ^ cash. Letrell took the wallet and gave The accolades didn't stop there, it to her grandmother, who then called however. The Sickles School in Fair the owner, Doris Scheuing of Locust. Haven recently presented Letrell with Scheulng rewarded the girl with an award for her honesty. 11 some money, but several months We, too, would like to commend later, with the youngster's birthday Letrell. The youngster has set a fine nearing, she decided something example for her peers, and we're glad n special was in order. Scheuing found she has been recognized for her deed. k **—\ MONDAY. OCTOBER 1.1984 The Daily Ri?Kfc*CT A7 OBITUARIES Reagan, Gromyko talks assessed Mrs. Clemic Schwarz (COBtiSHttd) and "both disappointing and a basis see" if he wins a second term. pletely Involved In the prep- arations." WHITING - Mr« Clemie Ann M of the bridge club. She was also a Reagan-Gromyko session was anfor apprehension" because it raised "Will we see the Reagan who for Sckwan. 61. died Saturday at member of the Telephone Pioneers "apparent failure in arms control," doubts about "which Reagan will we four yean has engineered an arms David L. Aaron, a foreign policy Riverview Medical Center, Red of America. race ... or will we see a Reagan who adviser to Mondale said on ABC-TV Surviving are her husband, as he has In the past week, talks he didn't think anything tangible had Born in Mount Cannel, Pa., ibe about peace?" he said. been accomplished in the meetings Charles S. Schwarz. a son, C. with Gromyko. otherwise the White resided in Aberdeen (or 8 yean Frederick Schwai of Leonardo; a until moving here in July. 1 killed, 20 hurt Mondale. who met with Gromyko House already would have disclosed daughter, Joanne Coleridge of Before retiring in December I9U, in New York on Thursday, said it Middle town, a sister. Mn. Anarena she was an executive secretary with afterward he thought there was an "If there was something good that ATAT Information Syitems, M Anexlis of New York City; and opportunity for Reagan to make five grandchildren. came out of this meeting, I don't Holmdel. after 21 yean of service in bus accident progress toward breaking the Im-think they would be keeping It a She was a communicant of St. The John E. Day Funeral Home. passe over arms control talks. secret," he said. Benedicts Raman Catholic Church, Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- GREENVILLE. N.Y. (APt - A Lafayette lacrosse coach Bill But ShulU said the president's Hohndel, where she was a member ments. However, after Gromyko's meet- •1-year-old man was killed and 20 Lawson of Easton was admitted to ings with Reagan and ShulU, admin- objective was to demonstrate to people were injured, one critically, Mercy Hospital in nearby Port istration officials could only say Moscow that the United SUtes is "a Joseph Incilti after a bus carrying a college Jervis and was reported in stable they hoped the talks would break the strong vibrant" country ready to lacrosse team collided with two can condition. The four others were impasse, but couldn't be sure. engage "in serious discussions." He TOMS RIVER - Joseph Incitti, Surviving are his wife, Josephine and flipped onto its side last night, Uken to Elizabeth Horton Hospital, said the president "managed to get 17. died Saturday at East Orange Nardelle Incitti. two sons, Anthony officials said. said a spokeswoman there. One of On another subject. ShulU de- his message across." Veterans Hospital Incitti ol Union, and Joseph Incitti The man who died was either a them, an elderly woman, was re- scribed as "nonsense ... a fairy Former Secretary of SUte Henry Born in Rome, he resided in of Kearny. three daughters, driver or a passenger in one of the ported in guarded condition. story" a published report that the Kissinger said on CBS-TV that he Pennsylvania and Newark until Margaret Walker of Wharton. can, according lo state police at Trooper S.A. Thompson at White House kept the Gromyko visit believes the sUge has been set for moving here IS yean ago. Camille Frazzano of Holmdel, Linda Middletown. The other automobile Middletown said the accident oc- secret from the Department of serious negotiations with the Soviets Before retiring in 1M2, he was a driver, Amilcar Barcelona, 14, of curred between 6 p m and 8:30p.m. Defense until virtually the last late this year or sometime next car inspector with the Pennsylvania Incitti. here; a brother, Carl Ineetti of Rome; nine grandchildren and the Bronx, was reported in critical A total of 18 people were taken to minute because of concern the year. Railroad, Jersey City, after SO years Pentagon might try to prevent It. two great-grandchildren. condition at Elizabeth Horton Hospi- Mercy Hospital, according to a "For them to turn their machin- of service. tal in Middletown with severe chest hospital spokeswoman, but only the Shulu acknowledged that in the He wai'JS»U.S Army veteran of The Holmdel Funeral Home is in ery around is usually a rather and head injuries, a hospital coach was admitted. early stages of the planning "the laborious process." said Kissinger, World WarT charge of arrangements. spokeswoman who refused to give Greenville is located near the president kept it to himself and a a prime architect of detente with the her name said. border connecting New York state, few other people," but said "the Soviet Union during the Nixon Mrs. Jane W. London Slate troopers were withholding New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Department of Defense was com- administration. the identify of the dead man pending Dl'NWOOOY. Ga. - Mrs. Jane ters. Audrey A. Shippee, here. notification of relatives, but said he W. London. 65, formerly of Middle- Sandra S. Ovyen of Ambler, Pa.; a was (1 yean old and from Scranton. town. N.J.. died Friday at home. sister, Helen Wyckoff Fernley of Pa. Born in Holmdel, N.J . she re- Long Branch council feud Buck Hill Falls, Pa.; and a grand- The bus was carrying about 40 sided in Middletown until moving son. Lafayette College lacrosse players during which the firm had thewas not true "because Long Brandt here 10 years ago. back to the school in Easton, Pa., Surviving are her husband. Rich- The John E. Day Funeral Home, night. exclusive right to submit a proposal and Asbury Park receive communi- after an Informal match yesterday Pallone said earlier that the had lapsed The resolution allows ty development funds directly from ard H. London; a son. Charles W. Red Bank. N.J , is in charge of afternoon at the Military Academy $190,0Qs paid to the Cranbury-baaed the city to negotiate with other the federal government with no Shippee of Sunrise. Fla.; two daugh- arrangements. at West Point, according to Herman Atlantic Group had been possible developers. stipulation on how they must be Kissiah. dean of students at Lafayet- "squandered." He said the firm was te. The development site Is located used " Angclo Fagnano paid 150,000 to outline a develop- on Ocean Avenue between Laird ment scheme for the oceanfront; Woolley said last week that the MANASQUAN - Angelo His wife. Helen Ciccone, died in Street and Madison Avenue. council would be discussing the. Fagnano, 81, died yesterday al $50,000 to find a developer to build In answer to Pallone's criticism 1981 Clete Roberts, the project and $50,000 to aid the city future of the city's relationship with Monmouth Medical, Long Branch of using $150,000 In Community the Atlantic Group Surviving are a son, Peter in negotiating with the developer . Development funds to pay the Born in Brooklyn, N.Y , he re- Fagnano of Ratontown; and a Ust week, Woolley said the sided here for 31 yean. radio newsman "Guess what the people of Long Atlantic Group, rather than per- brother. Augie Fagnano of Philadel- Branch got for this money?" consultant was "worth every dollar Before retiring in 1881, Mr. mitting the funds to be used by local we paid them," and had done "an LOS ANGELES (AP) - Broad- Pallone asked "No developer and Fagnano was proprietor of the phia . homeowners or merchant* to Im- excellent job." cast newsman Clete Roberts, who no development." Lincoln Book Shop, here, for 30 Damianp Funeral Home. Long prove their properties. Councilman Councilman William Walling said served as a correspondent for the Last week the council was told by Howard H. Woolley Jr. said he was years. Previously, he was a book Branch, is in charge of arrange- forerunner of ABC radio during Jeffenonian "had wanted to extend publisher. ments. Mayor Philip D. Huhn in executive certain that Pallone "knew that their exclusive negotiating period," World War II and appeared as session that the Jeffersonian Corp.. himself on two documentary-style federal Community Development but the council believed "by opening Cleveland, the sole bidder for the Henrietta Gohmert episodes of "M-A-S-H," died yester- Block Grant funds were set aside up the negotiating process to other development area so far, had not and allocated for the purpose of OLD BRIDGE - Henrietta died in 1M0 day morning of heart and lung Interested parties, we would best failure He was 73. submitted a site plan before the planning and consulting work," add- serve redevelopment efforts." Gohmert, H, of Laurence Harbor, Surviving are a son. Oskar K. Monday deadline. ing that Pallone's suggestion "to use Gohmert Jr., here; a daughter, Mn. Roberts was admitted to Cedars- In June, the council designated died yesterday at Roosevelt Hospi- these funds for physical improve tal, Meluchen Alma Hess, hen; seven grand- Sinai Medical Center on Aug 17 and A resolution was passed Itself as the Long Branch Re- menu would be contrary to the Born in Hotoken. she resided here children and 11 great-grandchildren. died at 6 55 am, said hospital authorizing City Administrator development Agency, with Musclllo original purpose of the grant." most of her life. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport. spokesman Ron Wise. Anthony Musclllo to notify the as executive director, to negotiate Her husband, Oskar Gohmert Sr . is in charge of arrangements. He had suffered an aneurysm and company that the (0-day period Pallone said Ust night the charge with possible developers. underwent brain surgery, said long- time colleague Bill Stout. MRHS fact-finder's Columbus (coolla»ed) analysis is delayed were not allowed lo make political T> lor three days Regional High School teachers and 113 00 eai-h additional line), 17 SO for Ihrre linei for four ur live day* 112 25 rat h additional line i. W Ml for Direr lint's the Board of Education will have to be available "sometime next parade, presided over the cer- emonies and introduced each can- for ii> to eight dayi I» JO each additional linn 110 SO lur three lines for nine to len days 113 00 each additional lin«- > wait a little longer for a settlement week." 113 SO for three linen for eleven dayi Kac h additional day II 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline HAM I wo days on teachers salaries since a state- Additionally, the teachers plan to didate before publication Call The Daily Register. S43-4000. aik for The llale Secretary pointed fact-finder announced he attend Tuesday night's board meet- Officials and candidates who will not be able to get his report in ing to ask questions about the attended included : Rep James J IKTOHKH I - MONDAY SI. Red Bank Child care provided key Swamp Park, (icorgid lttt.ul. by today's deadline. settlement. Howard, D-N.J., former Re- Red Bank Tenants A»»oc II spon- Mrs Webb is a member of Ihe Chris- Freehold Twp II ain-5 pin Fm inlo call 842-4000 •We will hold off anything further "We'd like lo know why we get publican state Sen. Brian T Ken- soring a Meet Voui Heil Bank Coun- tian Science Board of lectureship nedy Jr., Howard opponent; state cil Candidates 7 30 pm Bnrollall. 33 until we receive his report." said praise and accolades from the OCTOBER II - THURSDAY TURKEY SWAMP I'AIIK KAY Sen. S. Thomas Gagltano, R- Monmoulh SI . Red Hank All are Thomas Lenk. president of thecounty and we want to know why Bus lo Snnthville Noyes Museum in Al Ihe Park, (ieorgia ltd . Frei'lmld welcome they don't give us at least the county Monmouth; state .Sen. and City Oceanville An I mi tour of Dyke* Councilman Frank Pallone Jr.. D- Twp. II am-5pm Spon*ored by Mon- average i teachers salary)," he said. OCTOBER t - TUESDAY Hngantine National Wildlife Refuge moulh County Park System Kvenl* 302 MATH NOTICES Monmouth: slate Assemblyman TUESDAY U-jvr Boro Bus 8 am Return 5 30 include arts 4 mills, canoe rentals, Anthony M Villane Jr. R Mon- pm Call Art Alliance 842-9403 I'AKKNTS WITHOUT PART pumpkin sale Country Wesinn LONDON - Jm • |M WuctoKI. ot mouth; Republican Freeholders Church bells NKIIS Bayshorc Chapter 644 music and more For info (.ill OWMOI*. Oa. wno d limumi*. NJ on OCTOBER 13 - SATURDAY Thomas Power and Harry Ur Corktail Parly 4 Dance Town and M2-4000 IW ». I***mm.<*•»«•>«>«.mournoicnortoo Annual CALICO FAIII at Christ SMOPM. «u«oy » SNfWda M S«v»« S rison; Howard's daughter. Marie. Country. Hwy 3V Keypnrl • 30 people are transient dwellers, such Episcopal Church. Kings Hwy. On MMf (X MM W*CM* F«n*r Hillll Democrat candidate for county SHARP orientation Member*. |3 Atlantic Clly bus ride In I ai'«ai s Mntsa WadMSdSV. noon. M fan V«w Comotonr. as those in the boarding nouses, and Middlelown 10 am 4 pm Talking clerk, and city council candidates Prospective members. 15 Chapter Cost 112 llebale till, plus Imperial UMMMI. vaaaaon on Tuoaaur a ra p m « no Pumpkin Cowboy Corral, games, Its hard to get a handle on such a Howard Wooley and Robert Leyer phone 747-3414 Deli. l llnonao »«• Rod bakery, handicrafts, plants, toys l t neighborhood, he said. In addition to the presentation of lot 2 15 p m Call Kileen. 787 HI5 i Av«. N i . Since everyone who attended the Silent Auction Rummage Book* the candidates, trophies were Lunch 4 refreshments Rain or »h VFW Post 2179 FI.KA MARKET 1 AMnla. Oo 3O3O» picnic was not the same faith and awarded to all the groups that OCTOBER I • » - SCHWARZ - Ommm «nn M (nao AnonUI. ol TUESDAY 1 WEDNESDAY am lo 4 pm al Post Illdg Hwy M Wrw.no. k»mortr <* Uofdoon. on Sopl M. IM4 might have felt uncomfortable in the participated, including a special Rumson Women* Club Annual East. Port Monmoulh iiwsl lo All11 The Women » Association of the •Mo HCWM S. IMM> <*C "- church, the picnic was held out trophy to the Long Branch High Luncheon-Fashion Show 12 Noon Heservalion* 18 per table I-IIKI Rumson Presbyterian Church spon- doora. said VanderHey. School band calling them an Clam Hut 112 Reservations by Oil parking area Musses welcome (all vww on Monday. '•• P " and TuoMoy ol 2-4 sors Rummage Sale. Tuei. 6-9. 4 outstanding band 3 8424766 or 842-7298 241-3925 on* 7-t p.m « «io John C Day Funorol Homo. W He added, "Also It's a great gift Wed ,» 30-12:30. River ltd . Rumson for the church and we wanted to "We're a little prejudiced." said HAM 4 OYSTER DINNER All you (K-TOIIKR 21 - SUNDAY -II lll'l. 10>a ol Si li'Hrri«C Owen. make something out of it." Huhn. "We think they're super ' OCTOBER 4 can Ml, Atlantic Highlands United BUS TIUT Tn Allanlii Casino RUMMAGE ii FOOD SAI.K Re- Mrlhodisl Church For reservation* Coal IS. rdEalc I* 112 llulli'l 4 show formed Church. 123 Kings Highway. call 2111-0485 or 291-2871 l-rjvi' l.tlllr Silver Women's Cluli Middletown 10 am to 2 pm Radio /hack House al 3 45 pm Return al I .mi Shop FI.KMINfJTON S M outlet Sponsored by Junurfs C.ill M'l'tW*, ner al Hubba s. ISO Bus leaves Nt-* pm Mens. woment 4 children* pm Arts, trails, antiques, ethnic Monmoulh St Mary *. 4 10 pm clothing Handbags 4 shoes House- food, entertainment Sponsored by 787-9138 or 787-3652 hold linens, furniture, jewelry, toy». Western Monmoulh Chamber of OCTOBER IS - FRIDAY appliances Bargains galore! Commerce IIONCi KONIi. BANGKOK SINGAPORE. JAPAN Hi. OCTOBER S * «- OCTOBER 14 - SUNDAY SUPER SALE! START COMPUTING LEN APE Business 4 Prafrmwniil FRIDAY * SATURDAY lilts trip to Allanlu- Clly llf-norl* Women's Club of Monmouth Count) Nearly New Sale Parish Hall. Casino Cost IIS You receive 110 Is sponsoring a 17-day group trail Nativity Church. Ridge L llance cash. 12 50 food, 12 50 deferred Hun Price la all inclusive Air. Meals Rds . Fair Haven Clothing, jewelry, leaves 2 30. returns midnight Spun WITH ATRS-80 MODEL 4TODAY! Land Information call 741-SOW household items Bric-a-brac, small sored by Highlands First Aid turn . etc 9 am-4 pm 291-5968 lor tickets 4 reservations NOVEMBER 1*1- OCTOBER 1 - SATURDAY New Jersey Orchestra, Theo Saye, FRIDAV 4 SATURDAY Volunteers needed at 7 30 p.m., SI Conductor, presents Viva Vivaldi " ANNUAL HOLIDAY HA/A Alt Iti- Save'400 formed Church 12) King* Ilighwa) Mark s Church, Keansburg. lur 24 Soloists - principal player* ol or Middletown Keansburg Name Day Celebration chestra 3 pm Parmounl Theater, Asbury Park Ticket* tS-M Senior NOVEMBER 14 - SATURDAY Community Fire Company is spon- cinn .luatliiri Mifktfvl **— • • - - Washington St.. Long Branch 10 am DUQBVUvly, ffmu f lUtSSBJSJIlBy to 3 pm. mouth SI. Red Bank Bus Of f ice open I pm day of performance APRIL 14-27 - • SajH-Contalndjd Daaktop Unit OCTOBER 7 - SUNDAY MONDAY Till IISIIAY FLEA MARKF.T sponsored by Arts 4 Cralts Sale at Turkey Greece. Israel, Kgypt, wilh l.iixnt AS LOW AS FtflturtaB Monitor, K#ytx>Mxlt Price all-inclusive l,and. air. incal NuffH#nC K#ypwf, 16K M#fnory Keansburg High School Booster Club Swamp Park, (ieorgia ltd . Freehold 36 PER in the HS parking lot. 10a m -3 pm Twp Sponsored by Monmoulh County Depart Malawan Methodist Chun Ii §nd PrtntkW intkMfstcv Kper space Call 4*34406 or 7I7-SW3 Park System Artists 4 i rafters will Call 566-1175 MONTH » • mnkm nark of CMcwp display and sell pottery, painting*, OCTOBER S - MONDAY stained glass < rochet and more JUNE tl • *7 - Come join with us. to hear a FHKK Show time is 11 am-5 pm Space ren- FRIDAY - THURSDAV PUBLIC I.MTI ItK "Christian Si i tal closes Oct 4 For info rail ENJOY TOTAL SUPPORT FROM THE WORLD S LARGRST COMPUTER RETAILER 1 SI Agnes Church. Atlantic IhKh- ran The Healing Power of Prayer 842-400D. by Patricia l.yeth Webb. C S B . from lands. will sponsor a cruise on Ihe New York. NY. al i pm al First Pumpkins lor sale by Ihe Mon- MISSISSIPPI QUEEN, Memphis lo E Your Phone Book for the /took Store or Deal New Orleans 291-0876 oi »l (1272 Church of Christ. Sci«ili»t 211 llroad mouth County Park System, al Tur mi «»IY « MOO SMO cowmen ctnm« MO nwncdnw stows /uo mu.ua MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1984 A8 The Dasily Register Lifestyle Greek Isles visitors shop for stateside festival BY MARGUERITE HEN- etc. — are being made by some of the boutique items were sailboats, cottages, green grass, DERSON members of the parish and will those of Joanne Kosaitis, West blue skies, etc. Natural fibers, be available for on-the-spot din- Allenhurst, and Pari and Vicki supple leathers and a strong ASBURY PARK - Sum- ing or as take-out, treats. Anest, Wayside, all of whom dollar are in. All enticements for mertime visits to Greece will Bouzouki music, folk dancing, visited Greece last summer to a Greek Isles trip. give added dash to the annual (all and nightly performances by the stay with relatives and friends festival of St. George Greek St. George Dancers will also be Vicki Anest, who attends But if you can't fit that into Orthodox Church. part of the fun. Ocean Township High School, ydur schedule, a trip to the Greek Called "Greek Isles Festival But perhaps the most unusual waxes enthusiatic about Greece Isles Festival is a nice second- M," the event will be open to the festival feature will come in the and the well-priced high fashions best. public Friday and Saturday, Oct. shape of interesting rugs/wall the country has to offer, be they 19 and 20, (rom II a.m. to 11 p.m., hangings from Crete, tasseled from villages near Delphi or Mrs. Harry Petrantis, Mrs and Sunday, Oct. 21, from noon to square woven handbags from marble-lined malls in Athens. Philip Cbippas, George Karagias t p.m., at St. George Cultural Athens, the ever-popular Greek Currently popular are handmade and Nice Poulos head the com- Center, 700 Grand Ave. fishermen's hats and worry heavy wool cardigans, European- mittee for this year's festival. Say "Greek Festival" and the beads, and handpicked scarves cut pants, matted-look cotton They assure us that the ever- public automatically thinks and costume Jewelry pieces. pullovers, and sweaters that are popular flea market will be spanakopeta (spinach pie), Among the hands that selected virtual works of art, showing bigger and better than ever. mousaka (baked eggplant) and baklava (the deliciously rich dessert). And the public would be right! All those traditional Greek dishes - plus cheese pie, Mulled grape leaves, homemade breads,

GRECIAN TREASURES - Boutique items Anest, Wayside. The young women visited brought from Greece for "Greek Isles Festival Greece last summer and shopped lor some of '84" to be presented Oct. 19-21 in St. George the items, including Greek bags, fishermen's Cultural Center, Asbury Park, are displayed hals and wall hangings, shown in picture at left, above by, left to right, Vicki Anest, Wayside; and, jewelry and sweaters, right. Joanne Kosaitis, West Allenhurst, and Pari

WEDDINGS Water exercise for arthritis BY JACK H. SMITH special water exercise program which she has developed concen- Mailhoit-Lantier Dvera Berson, who is 72 but trates on treating the muscles stands and looks 42, has had painful effectively AU of the movements arthritis since she was 54. But she MIDDLETOWN - Ruth Eliza- Henry Mailhoit of San Jose. Calif. health aide for Housecalls, Red are of a slow and gentle nature. has been free of pain for 12 years. "The Idea Is to relax, stretch and beth Lantier and Paul Alfred Mail- Mary Ann Seber was maid of Bank. She walks with her head up. She no holt were married Aug. 25 in New honor. Ronda Ruthenbeck also at- Mr. Mailhoit is a graduate of strengthen the muscles, not strain longer has to hide her deformed them," she says. Monmoulh Baptist Church. The tended the bride. Willow Glen High School and attend- fingers with gloves. She has the Rev. Donald P. Scofleld, pastor, Michael D. Lantier was best man ed Evergreen Valley College, both carriage and appearance of a model. No regimen with exact times and officiated at the double ring cer- and the usher was Kenneth J. in San Jose. He served three years What's the formula? Nutrition? routines this, however. Berson emony. There was a reception in Lantier. in the U. S. Navy and Is employed She hasn't changed her diet. Drugs? claims each person's arthritis is Hofbrauhaus, Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Mailhoit was graduated by Norwood Distributors, Freehold. No painkiller pills. The answer is individual. Her method is a model to Parents of the couple are Mr. and from Middletown High School North Mr. and Mrs. Mailhoit went to the water-buoyant exercise in a swim- be adapted. And self-help Is not self- Mrs Edward Lantier, 357 East and attended Brookdale Community Poconos on their honeymoon and ming pool and her book, "Pain-Free diagnosis, she reminds. Every pro- Road, Belford, and Mr. and Mrs. College. Llncroft. She is a home reside In Spring Lake Heights Arthritis," available only by mail at gram ought to start with consul- 114 95 from S and L Books, P.O. Box tisone, traction, and resigned accep- tation with your physician. Walsh-Moran 31,' Gravesend Station, Brooklyn. tance of a cervical collar and a back NY 11223. It's endorsed by noted support. Sitting poolside one day at There are additional benefits to British rheumalolqglst F. Dudley the hotel, she couldn't resist the blue water exercise for the aging, Berson RUMSON - Kathleen Marie Susanne Hammer, Janet Walsh, and Hart, M.D. water and earned herself into It. She states. Doing the series in her book Moran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosemary Hammer Lancos. '• Don't get discouraged because found that Se could move about will greatly strengthen the heart and Patrick J Moran, 8 Tuxedo Road, Kevin Walsh and John Walsh were you can't afford a swimming pool or with less pain. She went back the lungs - "and it is this that makes was married Saturday in the Roman the bridegroom's honor attendants. membership in a country club. You next day and walked around in the people feel younger and more Catholic Church of the Nativity, Ushers were David Moran, Brian may not relish the idea of traveling pool. She soon learned that she could energetic ... better able to enjoy Fair Haven, to Michael Francis McCormick, Christopher Cooke, Ig- to the Y, a school, or a health club handle some of the exercises one their lives in older age." Walsh, son of Mrs John B. Walsh, natius DiNardo and Dana Martin. five days a week. But Berson does specialist has recommended, but 8 Tuxedo Road, and the late Mr. Mrs. Walsh attended Rosemont it in Brooklyn and takes a bus. And which she had given up because they Because water exercise is not Walsh (Pa.) College and was graduated she says "whatever inconvenience hurt so much. profitable for what we call the The Rev. Daniel Ryan McBride from Rutgers College. Her husband this brings — and there is more in "The principle of exercising in healthcare industry, it may never celebrated the nuptial Mass, which is an alumnus of Georgetwon Uni- winter, of course — Is a thousand water is a simple one." she writes. become standard treatment for was followed by a reception in versity, Washington, D. C , and is times better than being in pain." "Movement is much eSsier ... on dry arthritis, Berson thinks. But, any- Rumson Country Club. with American Express Inter- Berson fell into the water method land every movement Is a fight way, a person suffering as much Susan Garon was maid of honor national Bank. (literally) on a holiday in Florida. against gravity. In the water, you pain as she did cannot afford to wait. and Nancy Hohorst Whitney was The couple went to Portugal on She had been through all the are lighter and more mobile because Those who make money from swim- matron of honor. Also attending the their honeymoon and will reside in traditional tries and discourage- your body is being supported by the ming pools, however, might realise bride were Florence Hammer, New York. KATHLEEN WALSH ment from the doctor who said water." a commercial advantage from "you'll just have to learn to live with Tense, tight and weak muscles stocking the book. Aad perhaps it" to many types of oral medi- are the direct cause of almost all more of our senior centers ought to Occhiogrosso-Ferrara cation, injections of gold and cor- arthritis pain, she has found. The install swimming pools. EATONTOWN - St. Dorotheas The bride Is the daughter of Mr. Salle College, Philadelphia, Pa. He Roman Catholic Church was the and Mrs. Ralph Ferrara, 2U State is vice president for United Jersey setting for the Sept. 8 wedding of St., Union Beach. Parents of the Bank MM Stale. Keyport. Rosemarie Ferrara and Richard bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. After a wedding trip to Bermuda, Employer-support child care is topic Oechlogrosso. Thomas Occhiogrosso, 21 Surrey the couple reside In Howell Lane, Tinton Falls. The Rev. James B. Coyle of- Show will feature of White House Task Force N.J. visit ficiated at the ceremony. A recep- tion took place la Jumping Brook fashion of Israel HACKENSACK-The White corporate learhri from all over New eons across the country to reach Country Club, Neptune. House Task Force on private sector Jersey to join us at the luncheon for more than 750 CEOs and inform The maid of honor was Loretta MATAWAN - Matawan Initiative will present options for what promises to be a productive them of the many child care options Ferrara, the bride's sister, and the Hadassah will have its third annual employer-support child care to chief session." available to employers. bridesmaids were Ann Marie Israeli fashion show Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. executive officers of New Jersey's The project is an outgrowth of the Dorcas R. Hardy, assistant Carulli, PatU Piney and Patty in Lakeside Manor, Route 36, Hai- major corporations at a luncheon activities of the Executive Women's secreatary for Human Development Rogers. let. Hadassah sponsors this project sponsored by First National State Council of the Commerce and Services, Department of Health and David Hanklns was the best man. through its Israeli Education Ser- Bank-County Tuesday, Oct. 16, at Industry Association of New Jersey Human Services, will present these The ushers were Gerald D'Amoral, vices Program to promote under- 11:30 a.m. in the Stony Hill Inn. Laura Weissberg, chairperson, employer options to support work- Peter Piney and Frank Ferrara. standing about Hadassah's efforts to Leslie E. Goodman, bank presi- notes, "Corporate-sponsored child ing families. A child care expert Mrs. Occhiogrosso was graduated help educate Israeli youth. dent and chief executive officer, care is a top priority of the business from the department will accom- from Keyport High School. She Is a The fashions shown are the work says, "The challenge before every women's organisation. After con- pany her and will also speak at toe supervising teller tor United Jersey of these students, who are respon- corporation is to examine child care tacting the White House, I sought to luncheon. Bank Mid State, Keyport. sible for the complete process, from options available and to consider a bring the CEO luncheon/forum to In addition, New Jersey leaders in MR. AND MRS. Her husband is an alumnus of Red weaving the cloth to constructing course of action which will retain New Jersey." child care will gather the day before RICHARD OCCHIOCRO8SO Bank Catholic High School and La the garment. and allow recruitment of working The President's Advisory Council for a briefing with Hardy and her mothers as employees I encourage is conducting this series of lunch- Foof cutouts help mom select shoes for tots DEAR HELOISE: fit on their shoes aad It saves the LETTER OF THOUGHT A very good thought to keep well with a eeaete of her favorite Shopping for children's shoei haute ol yowg children tryiag to INSOMNIA CURE worries "out of mind." - leys. It sare saves Moat's serves, can be a disaster II the children decide what shoes they wait. Heloise as I dea't have to do a let of are HI along to try them on. I Hope this kelps others! Dear Heloise: O» nights whea TOTE TOY BAG scolding. It makes for a mock have two sons, ages 6 and 3, and HINTS I save Ike fool drawings, dale I can't gel lo sleep became el . Dear Heloise: As a mother of •leer day far both of as. - J.L. to solve Ike problem I do this: them, and put them la a scrap- worries, I mentally throw those a 3-year-oM, I'd like lo pass oa a Have a hint for Heloise? I have the child stand on a FROM book. It's alee lo see Ike growth troubles into a hag which I lie little hiss. Wherever we ge, I Send it to: Heloise. P.O. Box piece of paper and trace around from shoe-change lo shoe- securely, aad agatai, mealally art always take along tome of my 31000, San Antonio, TX 7B16 his foot. Then I cut the drawing HELOISE chaage! - Debby Wall them outside my bedroom dear. daughter's toys sad beaks. I have LICKING STAMPS Tbea, In Ike words ol Scarlett out carefully and lake II to our This method for fitting shoes is a canvas beak leg. thai I use bat Dear Heloise: If yoa esrn'l like favorite shoe store. I keep la what most catalog companies O'Hara, I say lo myself: "III a»y sack sack will do. Whether think aboet II tomorrow." Soon. llekiag the stamp, lick Ike mind the latest styles and aik the recommend. we're al the doctor's er hair- envelope aa4 place the stamp oa child's color preference. I'm fast asleep. - A.M. New What a neat idea, saving their J dresser's or aaywkere else, she tie ssatste^ i«t. - lUsty Al Ike store I use my "fool" to check sises. I've never had a bad little foot cutouts! - Heloise caa asaaUy amase herscH ejailc Maycunker

- •-•-•• • MONDAY. OCTOBER i. 1984 The Dairy Itegister A9 Dietary laws re-examined Dear An Laadcrs: Your retponie commandments in the Torah, the la "No! Kosher Eaoufh In Texas," attempt to achieve holiness in daily Ike paresis whose cklldrea bad life and tu give meaning lo ordinary became Orthodox Jewt aad refused behavior. lo eal la Ifec parental home, was a lar cry from your anil replies Ibal And now to respond lo your have demontratcd reipeouble re- ANN question about the cow I knew the search aad commoa sense. LANDERS answer but decided to take no more I'm sure your lalormed readers chances I consulted with Dr Albert were aghast al your ilaleroeal, S. Goldstein. Rabbi Emeritus. •>• "Those dietary laws were written Temple Ohabei Shalom of thousands of years ago, before Brookline, Mass He said. Jewish refrigeration. They made a great laws in reference to slaughter art* deal of sense in those days." the most humane of any culture It refrigeration was a factor, can the dietary laws is one ol the basu- Animals must be killed in the you tell me why a cow killed wilb a principles of Jewish life According manner that inflicts no unnecessary perfectly straight blade is per- to the book ol Leviticus, Jews are pain." ' missible lo eat, whereas Ike same bidden to br holy Thai holiness Dear Ann Landers: IK it bad cow. If killed wltk a blade with a involves the observances ol both 1 manners lo ask for a doggie bag In nick la it, is not permitted" ethical and ritual laws. a high-class restaurant? It kills me The dietary laws have nothing to "One of the ways in which Jews to leave ball a steak or a large piece do with relrigeratioa, physical can demonstrate their holiness it by of roast beef on my plate when I health or the human body. Tkey following the dietary laws laid down know my dog would just love it. have lo do with the tout. I hope I in the Torah, which are the five Please advise. I don't want lo have helped you understand why books of Moses. Eating is con- appear tacky What do the swells your aaswer was a poor oat. — D. sidered a sacred act. Jews must do? - Miss Don't Know In N.C. la Toronto therefore wash their hands before Dear D.: You can be sure I heard each meal, offer a prayer of Dear Miss It is perfectly okay to from thousands o( Jews who had thanksgiving and limit the foods ask (or a doggie bag in any plenty lo say about that answer I they eat." restaurant With the price of loud have since consulted with one of the Rabbi Waxman pointed out that these days, it's a sin to waslr it. nation's top authorities, Rabbi Maimonides, a physician, a legal AUTUMN ATTIRE — Modeling styles ol the ingdale. Looking on at right is Dorothy Ingling, the Mordecai Waxman, president ol the authority and perhaps the greatest It is tacky, however, lo take honu' Synagogue Council of America. This season at the Fall Luncheon and Fashion Show ol club's publicity chairman. Clothing from PJ's Jewish philosopher of medieval all the rolls, the butler, .irlilii i.il council embraces all three branches sweetener. the honey pot and any- the Woman's Club ot Red Bank are, from left, Ruth Fashions, Red Bank, was shown at the event, which times, said that there was indeed a of Judaism: Reform, Conservative hygienic reason lor the dietary laws. thing that isn't nailed down I'n Pollack and Veena Chaubal, Tlnton Falls; Gina took place at Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. and Orthodox The rabbi repeated, however, that eaten portions of meat or fish, Potillo, Colts Neck; and Francine Jordan, Farm- Rabbi Waxman said. "Observing the essential reasons were the however, may be taken home with nary a pang nor a backward glance The swells do it all the time

Don't gel burned by a "line" Research institute helps combat blindness that's too hot lo handle. Play it cool with Ann Landers' guide. "Necking BY LESTER L. prevention and control of diseases of L Schepens, the Eye Research and Pelting - What Are the COLEMAN, M.D. in an effort lo eliminate hidden threats to vision. the eye Laser beams and other Institute of Retina Foundation has Limits?" Send your request lo Ann To see a world in a grain of sand, The Eye Research Institute it at complex electronic devices are all expanded from a philosophical fan- Landers, P.O. Box IIIH, Chicago, And heaven in a wild flower: 20 Stamford St. in Boston. Mass being employed to add success tasy into a practical reality that, IL (4(11, enclosing SO cents and a Hold infinity in the palm of your YOUR Here active, aggressive techniques where failure once existed holds hope for the eradication of long, stamped, self-addressed hand, culled from all over the world are The brilliance of the achieve- many of the causes of blindness envelope. And eternity in an hour. HEALTH being pursued and verified. The ments of the Eye Research Institute This stanza from the "Auguries of achievements made everywhere are was first brought to my attention by Innocence" by William Blake incorporated into the research al the Mrs. William Todman. a leading 0 R H K 1/ K " K H iu H R V R 0 R epitomizes the uninterrupted joys of institute. The benefits thai accrue force in obtaining financial support good vision. are immediately transmitted lo for this remarkable organization We take lor granted the wisdom every corner of the world in an Under the direction of Dr Charles Carl I. {fuaglia of the body that allows us to see a effort to prevent a single case nf K.P. rose in all Its loveliness and to have Retina Foundation is one ot the blindness it permanently imprinted in our great organizations that devotes Surgical techniques undertaken CBS consciousness Only when we are itself to scientific studies that will through brilliantly devised micro- WHAT IS A deprived of the wizardry of sight do yield dividends in the preservation scopes can now approach problems SUPERMARKET BONE CYST? we realize the catastrophe of such a of sight. that previously defied efforts of eye deprivation. A group of dedicated scientists, specialists 36 MAIN ST. You may have heard ol a person, usually a child, who luHrrwl * bnikrn Isine l"i no Scientists all over the world are physicians and ophthalmologists are New drugs that control invasion of I apparent reason II may nave been it leg thai gave way while running nr .m arm KIANSBURQ I while throwing a ball This tan happen il then- is an imperie* him in the bone growth constantly seeking methods of actively studing all the forces the eye by the herpes simplex virus I that fait away until ihe bum n MI weaheml thai II breaks preserving sight and establishing responsible for blindness Corneal already show enormous value. preventive techniques against many diseases, glaucoma, cataracts and Instruments originally used by of the causes of blindness particularly diseases of the retina NASA for tracking satellites are Smoked Cala The Eye Research Institute of are under the most careful scrutiny now being ingeniously applied to the

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BY LYNDA HIRSCH AS THE WORLD TURNS: Peggy suffers heart attack. As she lies play up to Brock. Rick miffed when ONE LIFE TO UVE: Brad a quarter million dollars in a week. near death, Bo and Hope fear prism Ginny decides to do hospital ALL MY CHILDREN: Learning upset when movie agent Ted disturbed by number of changes the When a desperate Peter asks Mason lost forever. Pete manages to keep documentary on Tony, not Rick. Erica intendt to turn game preserve interested in Marcy, not her. Calling inn must undergo now that It's part for money. Mason agrees to lend it. strip joint flier picture away from Frisco getting irritated by Felicia into park featuring full-size itatue of wedding off while at altar with of the Crown Hotel chain. Brad C.C. anxious to have little Brandon Melissa. When Melissa pays visit to refusing to talk about her past. herielf, Phoebe goes to Palmer for Russ, Betsy decides to return to wants Sam to pawn her Jewels so he out of town before he has any other club, she's stunned that Pete is Felicia, places call to her grand- help. Cynthia, Rou'i destitute ex- Oakdale even though Ruts tells her can get out of the deal. Jinx spying meetings with Santana. Mason hurt featured performer. Carlo surprised mother in Mexico and hangs up wife, believe* ihe's struck paydirl police are looking for her. At bus on Brad for Trent. Alex Crown and flabbergasted to learn that when Liz responds to his kiss with when Frisco enters the room. with Palmer because he wanti station, Craig spots Betsy At that arrives in town in search of his wife Santana is his father's secret lover. slap in face. Alice searches relationship with Andrew, her Km very moment. Simon reactivates the Laurel. As Cassie begins moving The woman who calls herself Domi- penthouse for prism. Liz tells Carlo by Ron. Greg refuse' to believe hypnotic control he has over Craig. GUIDING LIGHT: Learning H.B. into the abandoned theater the lights nic determined to keep her disguise to move out. Max and Megan plan Myrtle's charge that the seance, When policeman comes up to Betsy, is terminally III, Reva decides to go are mysteriously turned on and off. until Channing's killer is found. to force the critically-ill Daphne to where he wai confronted by Jenny, she bolts, but Craig tells policejnan back to Springfield as Mrs. H.B. Cassie says the theater is haunted Peter fears he's losing his fiancee reveal whereabouts of the prism. is a bunch of hokum. Greg goes to Betsy is his wife, then shows Betsy Lewis Josh feels going back to and wants to quit Job but Michelle Kelly to Joe. Although she still loves him, Gwen cemetery for a meeting with Jenny, a picture of them together with baby Springfield would be a mistake and offers to stay with Cassie. Bo SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: says goodbye to Larry. but Sheila confesses Olga set up Danielle. Murray agrees to help create problems for his father and furious with Asa for almost telling Hogan torn between his love for scam when Sheila, who looks much Liza trap Luanda Margo and Frank EDGE OF NIGHT: Sky beds Reva. Roxy determined to go to Didi truth about Drew being his son. Victoria and Sunny. Hogan decides like Jenny, came to her for guarding Steve to stop him from down with Alicia. Sky furious when Springfield to find out any dirt she Asa tells Bo to choose between him to head for L.A. and work oa the modeling assignment Olga thought leaving country. Steve knocks out he learns Rick's statement cannot can and then blackmail the Lewises. and the O'Neills Dee makes certain screenplay of his novel "Hollow publicity of Jenny coming back from Frank, then heads for Amsterdam be used in Raven's trial, or the fact As Hillary and Jim listen to carousel Bo catches her and J.J. Warren Victory." T.R. begs Uza to adopt the dead would be fabulous for with Juliet. Lionel given Heather his that Jamie put Logan and music box, an explosion rips through embracing. Getting divorce papers her after hearing Lloyd talk about agency and her career. Feeling blessing to do a movie. John and Geraldine's key in Raven's dresser. the cabin. Jim's injuries are minor from Herb, Dorian signs them, then his lost child Rebecca. T.R. recalls sorry for Sheila, Myrtle offers tier Karen's try at reconciliation is a Judge wants Jamie questioned after but Hillary dies on operating table turns her attention to Dan. the name Rebecca from her child- lodging and Job at the boutique disaster. Chris and Geraldine testify. Jodie while Ed is attending surgeon. India hood. Cagney pays visit to baby After meeting with Hillary, Tad CAPITOL: Julie and Tyler confi- tells Bev she's sorry she rushed into paid surprise visit by her secret RYAN'S HOPE: Max insists Jonas and Suxl, hoping this will help marries Dottle. Unbeknownst to dent he'll win election. Hal doesn't making love to Preacher. Preacher lover Armand and learns her al- Magg'c give him teddy bear Dave reinforce their relationship. When friends and family, Adam is alive. want Kelly to know his condition has still missing. Geraldine admits on coholic father has literally drained gave her. As Maggie goes for the Alex's empty sailboat is found, Langley returns to college worsened. When Clarissa spots Kel- the witness stand she cleaned gun the family fortune. India seduces bear, she sees Dave but refuses to Chase feels responsible for causing that killed Logan a week before the ANOTHER WORLD: Felicia ly holding Scotty and crying. Kelly Warren, then threatens to tell Alex go with him. Dave and Laslo sneak his brother's disappearance. shooting. hires medium to locate the missing explains she never had a family and unless she's paid 115,000. Claire and out before Max's henchmen touch YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Cass. Donna angry when she enters feels sorry for the baby. Kelly GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jimmy Jim trace poison which killed Miss them. Max heads for Nice and Lindsay visits Jack just after he secret cellar room and spots Catlin stunned by Thomas' dinner invita- Lee accuses Edward of paying Emma. When Fletcher tells Claire Maggie realises Jacqueline keeping tells Jill that be and Lindsay aren't and Sally embracing. Later Donna tion, but he insists he's not doing it Beatrice money for bible page he's leaving town she gives him her prisoner in the apartment. married and that she has other remembers her own passionate out of pity. Mark Informs Clarissa which shows Llla once married to passionate kiss Mike in Washington Maggie tries to get message about negatives of tha night Jack and Jill meeting with lover yaars before in Sloane not ready to learn of his plans Tolliver Lorena tells Jimmy Lee on undercover Job where Max keeps his gold lo Jack. spent in lbs cabin Lindsay oilers the stable. Larry becomes hysteri- to divorce Paula and marry Clar- they have power to bring Edward to Maggie being drugged. When Dee photos and negatives to Kaye, who cal when he learns Clarice critically issa. Paula tells Mark she will not his knees. Holly thrilled when LOVING: Shana refuses to quit asks Pat to help her get over her buys them for IIM.OOO. Amy spots hurt when his car exploded. Grant contest the divorce. Brenda opposed coroner report shows Beatrice her post at Burnett's in hopes of fear of sex because of Matthew's Tyrone dressed up as Leon Manning. tells Carter not to attend the small to coming-out party but Wally didn't die from overdose of pain proving to Cabot that she truly does heart condition he suggests she see Tyrone; orders Amy out of his life college which accepted him, but try suggests she go ahead with plans medication but allergic reaction to love him. Dane and Ann continue marriage counselor. Dee fearful arid won't discuss reason for his for a larger university. Larry turns because her parents will not ques- heart medication. When police be- their clandestine relationship. Just Bess is out to snare Matthew. disguise. Lauren rushes Tracy to Sally and Catlin over to the police. tion her being out of the house, thus lieve Lila the culprit, Edward lumps as she is about to go Into Stephanie's Dr. Palmer, who tells her to avoid Police release Sally from custody. allowing them to have secret to his feet and says he poisoned room, Edie realties Stephanie on SANTA BARBARA-: Warren any stress or she may lose the baby. Cass believes he's spotted Cecille on rendezvous Beatrice. Holly discovers hidden the scene. Jonathan and Lorna also stands to lose big if Joe found Ashley and Mark concerned about terrace. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Daphne camera at spa. Terri continues to arrive Just as Stephanie is about to innocent of Channing's murder. A the Newmans' offer of friendship. open the door. woman from Peter's past demands Andy goes on date with Carla. 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«M. stKsrtoiB. IMMMkalMpMS 747-1586 The Daily Register SPORTS MONDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1984 COMICS Your Town CLASSIFIED GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Food festival date switch seen as success

RED BANK -Waiting forth* fall weather contributed well to the Linden Place, but the owners man- of Red Bank's future, ss the festival weather paid off for restaurant event. "It's a great fall event, aged to sneak into the kitchen to has garnered more support each owpen a* a lane, mixed crowd rather than a great summer event," cook for the festival year. He said coordinating the attended the fifth annual food festi- said Ben Hicks. Mtddletown. Christine Pile Hid she would be festival la one sign of the town val yesterday at Marine Park. He was Joined by Doreen Parks. operating the restaurant with her working together, and if business Previous festivals were held also of MMdletown. who Mid she boyfriend Gladstone Edwards, who stays strong, this la good for the around Sept. 11 or 12, but thia year liked the festival for its buffet-like will cook. The restaurant will prob- borough ana its homeowners. the restaurants decided to hold it variety of food. "We like to pick and ably be the smallest In the town, she "If we're strong, then all the two week* later, said Rkk Bolt, choose and taste a lot." said. But the festival Is providing homes in the area don't get killed by owner of Merry-Maken Magnolia rive restaurants had to back out them with a chance to introduce taxes." sdded Murphy. Inn. of the event this year, leaving II to residents to their cuisine »they will Planning for the festival begins If It was warm in years past, serve food to approximately 17,000 come back for more, she Mid. early. In fact, discussions for next people headed to the beach to catch in two days, be Mid. Of the 16, five The festivals success might be year's event will begin next week, one last weekend of sun, said Danny are first-time participants In the meaiured by the sixe of the turnout. when the restaurants will talk about Murphy, owner of Danny's Italian festival. not by now much money is made. how the event ran and possible Restaurant. This is a promotional activity for the changes for the next one, said Bott. This year's festival seemed to The Lett Bank, a restaurant so new it has not even opened its doors. restaurants and most Just break Since restaurants outside the draw more of a variety of people, even on expenses. Murphy Mid. including more families, and older was serving up European food with town have Joined the Chamber of people, when previously the festival "a hint of the orient." Renovations But he also said the continuing Commerce, they may also be in- drew more of a college crowd, he are still being done on the store on success of the festival is indicative cluded next year, Mid Murphy. Mid. The older people liked to eat, he added. "If anyone says their stomachs are bad when they're older, yon Couple comes to thank policeman couldn't prove It by this crowd," RED BANK - The fifth annual and thank him for the gift of a Jephcote WM away at the time, Murphy said. Red Bank Food Festival was not Red Bank police officer's uni- so Calandriello left his uniform A couple visiting from England only a place for local residents to form. Both Jephcote and Calan- and card to be fin warded. thought the festival was wonderful. enjoy themselves, but for out-of- driello collect police equipment since it offered them the chance to towners as well, especially a and are members of the Inter- "The next thing I know, it's try many foods they had never had. couple who came across the national Association of Police. Jeff calling me in New York." "English aren't very adventurous ocean from England. According to Calandriello. in said Calandriello of the phone with food," admitted Pat Jephcote. Although they enjoyed sampl- August he attended an associa- call he received Saturday night. Her husband Jeff, a police inspec- ing the variety of food at Marine tion meeting In Scotland, but he tor for Scotland Yard and a veg- Park, their reason tor coming to also look time off to visit The couple arrived yesterday etarian, was pleased to be able to the country was not Just the Scotland Yard in London. White morning on the train and roamed have fruit salad, a dish be Mid festival - they came to take a at the Yard he inquired whether around the festival while Calan- Americans make especially well. vacation and visit a local police anyone knew of someone who driello patrolled the event. With an estimated 10,000 people collected police equipment be- there yesterday, the sixe of the Jeff and Pat Jephcote had cause he had a uniform be would Jephcote and his wife received crowd was even better than Satur- never met Patrolman Frank like to donate. Calandriello a trip to America on the Con- FOOD FESTIVAL — John Sharp of Gulliver's Annex. Red Bank day, he Mid. Calandriello, but Jeff Jephcote specifically wanted to give the corde from their son for their displays yesterday some ot Ihe savory tare available at the Red Bank People who had attended the wanted to meet the policeman uflform only to a collector. nth wedding anniversary festival before thought the fall Food Festival at Marine Park. Hot toy makes boy famous

BY EILEEN MOON FAIR HAVEN - If the 'earthl- ing" pictured on page 73 of the current issue of Time magazine looks familiar, don't worry — you haven't landed in the Twilight Zone. The young boy busy making the Gobot go Is eight-year-old Jacob Neske, son of Tim and Mara Neske. owners of The Store on River Road and Born In the Morning Pottery, here. Before last Thursday, Jacob WM Just one of the kids in Mrs. number i third-grade class st the Sickles School, untouched by the aura of fame. But, like some character in a Rod Serling serial, fate was about to transform him by way of the most innocuous connec- tion. When "Hot Toys With a Special Twist," an article on the growing popularity of robot toys, was under production in the Time-Life building in Manhattan, the staff needed a model. It didn't take Laurie Kessler- Olefson, an art director at the publication, long to think of her nephew, who was not only the right age and sex, but was a Gobot fan ss well. Jacob and his mother went to the city for a photo session with sn assortment of Gobot, Transformer and Robot Force toys. Although the prospect of playing with a large collection of toys while someone anlmrHnnumfuNnw OUT FOR A WALK - Above, John Bates, takes your picture may sound like a FAMOUS IN FAIR HAVEN - Jacob Neske shows oil Gobot'. the Middletown, who represented both the Monmouth pleasant way to spend some time, in toy he posed with on page 73 of the current issue ol "Time" magazine County Retired Educators Association and the Old reality Jacob found the photo First Church in the CROP walk, shows off his dog, session more work than play. posed, the photographer shot four Monday. Jacob found himself the "Bonz." Together they raised $10 lor the hunger Interviewed during his school M-picture rolls of film from which center of attention. "We have a lunch break, Jacob spoke with the organization, thanks to a pledge by his daughter the final photos were chosen. When celebrity in the classroom," his voice of experience "It's not excit- the session was over, Jacob Mid, teacher announced. But his and two of her friends from Naples, Fla. Inset, Ihe ing. It's hard work ... really hard walkers at work on Ridge Road. "They gave me three gobots ... I classmates were more impressed work. You have to stand still for wanted all of them." with Jacob's opportunity to play maybe a few minutes." with Ihe new robot toys than his During the four hours Jacob When the magazine came out last appearance in a national magazine. CROP walk surpasses goals YESTERDAYS RED BANK - Yesterday's fourth day. This amounted to a pledged Weaver also Mid the gains are annual six-mile CROP walk ex- total of ll»,100 The goal wu to probably due to better .economic 10 yearn rtgo ceeded the organization's expected reach 112,000 in pledges and get 400 conditions and greater awareness of Matawan Township residents are levels of participation as well as the people involved, after last years M0 the hunger problem and CROP'S asked to decide if the township amount of pledges by two-fold. walkers and donations of IIO.OOO, activities. should change its status to become "We were shocked by the re- a city and change its name The sults, said Rick Weaver. CROP But Weaver said there ia a good Of the money collected, three- changes would mean increased slate Greater Red Bank Area coordi- chance CROP win break the 119,000 quarters will be sent to the CROP and federal funding, and help dis- nator mark, as walkers often try and pick organization la Indiana and the rest tinguish between borough and town- More than 464 walkers turned out up extra sponsors after Ihe event win remain In the Red Bank coffers ship to raise money for the hungry and and have done se successfully in the to pay for feeding the hungry in the The Monmouth Arts Council accompany their Mends on the fall past. area. draws public support for attempts to Mve two landmark theaters In Asbury Park Owners of the St. James and Mayfair theaters say COMMUNITY CALENDAR destruction of the landmarks is a* economic necessity. gymnasium main entrance on Monroe Street. A state Senate vote authorizes 300 TODAY KEANSBURG - The Planning Board meets at 7:10 days of thoroughbred and harness RED BANK - The regular meeting of the Evening pm at Borough Hall, 43 Church St. The public is racing in New Jersey Proponents Membership Department of the Red Bank Woman's Invited. My year-round racing will mean Club will be conducted at the Woman's Club. 1(4 Broad HAZLET - The Environmental Commission meets added revenue for the state St., at 8 p.m. Lois Link, Red Bank coordinator of at 8 p.m. at the commission office, 117 Middle Road. SOBER, will speak about the organization's efforts The public is invited. Five year* ago to combat drunk driving on the roads. MATAWAN - Al-Anon for adult children of Slate and local officials mark HIGHLANDS - The Regular -Democratic Organiza- alcoholics meets at 8 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church on Ryers Lane. County Government Week in New tion of Highlands will meet at I p.m. at Veterans of Jersey with a series of meetings Foreign Wars Hall. Bay Avenue. KEANSBURG- The First Aid Squad meets at 8pm around the state The week is set HA2LET - The township library. SI Middle Road. at the First Aid Building. MS Carr Ave. aside to educate the public about the functions of the county government. will have movies at *:30 p.m. for .youngsters in FREEHOLD - Pre-scbool storytime for children kindergarten to grade rive. Registration li necessary three to five years old will be featured at Freehold in such vital areas as parks, roads MATAWAN - Handwriting expert Ann Olsen. PaWlc Library from 10 to 10:30 am Pre-registraUon and welfare Holmdel, will be guest speaker at the luncheon meeting is required. Monmouth and Middlesex county of Ihe Woman's Club at 11:30 a.m. at the clubhouse. Its voters study state blue laws, Jackson St. COLTS NECK - Mighty Tota," a weekly recreation prohibiting sales of consumer goods UNION BEACH - The Memorial School PTA will program for township children age three to five, will on Sunday Voting on repeal of the have Meet the Teachers Night at 730 p.m. in the all- begin today and meet 10 to 11 a.m. each Monday through sjstjgjf aatkgaat toy LaVTV PVmsj Sunday sales ban in these counties. purpose roan. Nov. » at Colts Neck Reformed Qorch, Route 617. ON YOUR MARK — Phil Hinck, center, Monmouth Beach, the is set for the November general KEYPORT - Key port High School will have a Back Participant! must be registered for the program eventual winner of the Holmdel run in 31 minutes and 47 seconds, elections. The Issue drew con- to School night for parents at 7: IS pm. Use the through township hall. gets ready (or the race. troversy from small store owners B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1984 Mistake-prone Giants fall to (\efenisve Rams David Hill and a 35-yard field goal ANAHEIM. Calif (AP) - Henry Ellard returned a punt 83 yards for Eason, Pats by Lansford. a touchdown and the Los Angeles The Giants, who got a late Rams logged a National Football top Jets, B3 touchdown on a 15-yard pass from League record three safeties yes- Simms to Earnest Gray, were held terday in a 33-12 victory over the to just eight yards rushing in the The Rams, stung by a mistake mistake-prone New York Giants. contest, and were called nine times that cost them six points on the for holding. In a game dominated by the opening kickoff, scored 21 points in Rams' defense and marked by the second quarter and early •i «mm«i. cm -M.I77 unusual plays, Ellard helped the minutes of the third while picking Otonw t • • »-u Rams begin to pull away when he up just 14 yards offensively. •MM • 17 IS t-U reeled off his scoring return to -McCOT"«V MiCHOU ifCOVtfy Ml and KKW |h«li stake Los Angeles to a 14-6 lead in The Rams rallied after falling 1 09 behind on the opening kickoff when the second quarter -C'ulcnlaw I tun |Lar*lorO ***|. 03 kick returner A.J. Jones let the ball -EllWO 63 punl n 22-120. goal line. RMdt'i 8 SO C(uKnf<«Kl 10-30 Ktmp M kickoff and Los Angeles' David PASSING-Nt* V(HR, S-mm» 24-40 0-276 Norwood Vann blocked another Croudip recovered at the New York Rutwdgt 1-10-9 LM AngtiM. K«mp •-(7-0-113 24, setting up a 33-yard field goal by RECEiVihG-rww vo'h. G'ay 9-M2. Johnton Jennings punt and the Giants' Gary 4-46. Mo-«n 4-41 Mui*Or 2-35. CvpmMf 2-2V Reasons fell on the ball in the end Mike Laniford that gave the Rams QntKiilfi 2-20 McConhty 1-9 WoullOtfe 1-1 LOfc a 17-6 halftime lead ' AngtWt OfCHVton 3-27. E"afd 2 6ft. 0 Mill J.H, ON THE MOVE — Running back Eric Difckerson during first quarter action of yesterday's game in zone for the third safety. Fauihnti 1-6 ol the Los Angeles Rams drops the ball alter being Anaheim. The outcome left both teams with The Rams also scored on a 2-yard MiSSEO FiELD GOALS->S«W Voth. HarSn«wn hit by Lawrence Taylor (56) ol the New York Giants 3-2 records touchdown pass from Jeff Kemp to 44 lot AngttM. L»oito*a 36 Mattingly takes batting crown in Yanks' rout

XEW YORK i APi - t)on Mat- eight hits over seven innings, tingly said he couldn't imagine a striking out six and walking three more dramatic finish to his rare Angels' Witt lo raise his record to 9-6 New York with teammate Dave Winfield for finished the season with an 87-75 the American League batting title hurls gem, B3 record "I never thought il would be The Yankees took a 3-0 lead in decided in the last at-bat I guess Mattingly at second Winfield was the first inning. Omar Moreno led you can I write it any better than then lifted for a pinch-runner and off with a single. Toby Harrah this. " Mattingly said after rallying Mattingly came out to congratulate walked and Mattingly singled lo from a Iwo-poinI deficit at the start him as Ihe teammates and rivals load the bases for Winfield. who of Ihe day with four hits in five at- (or the batting crown came off to forced Moreno at home Don bats, including a decisive bad-hop a rousing ovation Winfield had Baylor then doubled past diving single in his final turn in New already left the clubhouse by the center fielder Chel Lemon and York's 9-2 rout of the Detroit Tigers time reporters arrived three at- Winfield scored on a wild pilch by yesterday bats, to capture the American Randy O'Neal, 2-1 Before the inning they told me League batting crown over team- The Tigers scored in the second it I clidn I gel a hit and David got mate Dave Winfield and help the on Doug Baker's RBI single before a hit he d win by 002 of a point or New York Yankees to a 9-2 victory Butch Wynegar's groundout made something like that,' said Matling- over the Detroit Tigers Sunday. it 4-1 in the third ly. whose bad-hop single uver the Mattingly. who trailed Winfield Matlingly. swinging on the first gluve of second baseman Scott Karl by two percentage points before the pitch, drilled a two-out RBI double gave him a final average of 343. final game of the season at 341 to down the right field line in the which was three points higher than 339. went 4-(or-5 with two doubles fourth inning It was his 44th double Winfield lo finish at 343 this season, the most by a Yankee When I first hit it I thought it Winfield had an infield hit in four since Red Rolfe's 46 doubles in would be a hit. then I thought he d al-bats. leaving him at 340. 1939 Baylor added a two-run double get it. then il took a high hop. said Detroit, which opens the Ameri- in Ihe inning, chasing O'Neal the 23-year-old Mattingly. who be- can League Championship series Moreno's sacrifice fly and Har- came only the seventh player since Tuesday in Kansas City as the rah s ground out increased the lead 1900 to lead a league in batting in Eastern Division champion, fin- to 9-1 in the fifth •naaaMt* his first full season ished with a 104-58 record,- a club Detroit scored its final run in the BATTING CHAMPION — New York Yankees Don York yesterday. Mattingly took the batting crown After Mattingly's single, Win- mark for regular-season victories seventh inning on Barbaro Mattingly connects on his fourth hit of the day with a final average of 343 The Yanks downed the field grounded to third, forcing Dennis Rasmussen scattered Garbey's double. against the Detroit Tigers at Yankee Stadium in New Tigers 9-2 Resurgent Rutgers lacking needed fan support

There were three collegiate loot- what Paterno would have done with Ticketron. Of those, it was obvious long way to go before it becomes into the secondary. That went on all ball games of interest to New the Scarlet Knights. He started to from the sea of blue and white in New Jersey's team, " he said. day. Jersey fans played in Ihe slate build with defense Rutgers cur- the stands that 99 percent were "Right now, New Jersey's teams "They never adjusted at all to Saturday Bucknell played at rent 3-1 record should have stale Penn State fans are still Penn Stale and Notre the unbalanced line. " Orr said. Princeton. Cincinnati was at football fans excited Virtually every car on the Turn- Dame ' We couldn't believe it We had Rutgers, and Texas and Penn State Instead, they seem bored with pike heading north at 9 a.m. Palerno oulcoacheti again? been told all week that a Joe tangled at Giants Stadium JONNI Ihe idea that Rutgers can be Saturday morning displayed some Texas made two big plays and Paterno team is always a smart A total tif 106.690 fans paid to see competitive with anybody The kind of Nittany Lion emblem. The converted on two Penn State turn- team, but they never did anything those three games. Unfortunately FALK advertising campaign pushing game set a new stadium record for overs to score its points and make to adjust. They made il easy to run for college football in.New Jersey. Rutgers as "New Jersey's Team " earliest traffic jam ever. It may a claim as the nation's No. 1 team against them and as long as it was 76.883 of those fans were present to i It even appears on milk cartons i have also set a new high in tailgate The Longhorns came prepared. there, we were going lo take it." see Texas rout Penn Slate. 28-3 has not taken hold of anything yet. parties (Penn State fans I and a new Penn State did not. Paterno said that he knew that Only 18.657 showed up to watch The golden goose which the mark for most noise from cowbells Terry Orr ripped off a 51-yard Texas did run some unbalanced resurgent Rutgers punish Cincin- Meadowlands has become lucked (Texas fans). The battle of the touchdown in the first period line. "Actually, except (or the two nati. 4.1-15 A mere 11.150 were at Ivy League teams Their refusal lo into the Texas-Penn State game bands was stupendous. In brief, it behind an unbalanced line which big plays I thought our defense spacious Palmer Stadium lo wit- get involved in the circular mad- about six years ago when the two was college football color and spirit puzzled the Nittany Lions all day played pretty well," he said. "We ness Princeton's 20-14 win over ness of recruiting and all its evils schools agreed to play in 1984 but at its best. That line was always unbalanced to just couldn't sustain a drive on Bucknell Princeton, by the way. is commendable and sane Their could not agree on a place to play Rutgers will play two games at the right, and Texas was a right- offense." was Ihe only Ivy League learn to players will leave college with the game Paterno suggested Giants Stadium It meets Army, handed team most of the afternoon. win Saturday. degrees and knowledge foreign to Giants Stadium as a neutral site Oct. 15, and West Virginia, Nov. 10. Every time the Longhorns needed Penn Slate looked exactly like Thus, only 29.807 people were most of the gridders of the land and Texas agreed The two schools Despite the fact that both Army yardage, including two touchdown what it is — a very young football willing to forego Ihe abundance of Rutgers is a different story will play a home and home series and West Virginia have strong runs after PSU fumbles in the team. The one positive note for the college football on television, the Despite the time the college wasted in 1989 and 1990 followings. it is doubtful if either second half, they put center Gene Nittany Lions was Ihe emergence Texas-Penn State game and other last winter trying to lure Joe Texas sold 9.500 tickets to Ihe game will draw close to 50,000. The Chilton, 280 pounds of prime Texas late in the game of No. 3 quar- temptations to watch Princeton and Paterno from Penn State, it came game and presumably other Long- Navy-Notre Dame game, scheduled beef, at tight end. In essence they terback Matt Knizner as the heir Rutgers, the nation's two oldest up with a heckuva coach in Dick horn fans came from their places of for the stadium Nov. 3, will had three tackles on the right side. apparent to Doug Strang next year. football teams, in action. Anderson, Paterno s long-time as- exile in the East. Penn State sold probably outdraw both. On Orr's TD romp, Chilton drove In his brief stint, Knizner com- College football, of course, has sistant Unable to get in a full 29.500 tickets, and most of the other Why? A Meadowlands employee Penn State defensive end Dan pleted four of eight passes for 68 passed by Princeton and the other season of recruiting. Anderson did fans got their tickets through summed it up well. "Rutgers has a . Morgan (261 pounds I eight yards yards IN STOCK Hew 1985 Ford Ranger PICK - $6666* MONDAY. OCTOBER 1. t984 The Drily Register B3 Eason's best day vaults Patriots over Jets

EAST RUTHERFORD (API - kept Uw I Jets' I defense of balance himself while exercising in the * m Tony Eason had his best day as a They couldn't commit! to the pass locker room before the game, and pro and the vaunted New York Jets' or the run - they had to respect linebacker Lance Mehl, who suf- defense had one of its worst as the both. ferad a sprained ankle early in the New England Patriots posted a Led by Tony Collins 69 yards, the contest 28-21 National Football League Patriots colleted 122 yards oa the The Jets got as close as the 22- to victory yesterday that Darrol Ray ground. yard line in the game's closing called "not as close as the score "I thought our mixture (of plays i minutes, but the Patriots turned indicated." was outstandind offensively," said them away. 1 the defense just wasn't there.'' New England Coach Ron Meyer After Tony Franklin missed a 33- said the Jets' free safety. "The "We knew all along tha we would yard field goal attempt for the game was a lot more of a blowout have to throw the ball and throw it Patriots early in the game, the Jets than you might think " proficiently against the Jets." took a 7-0 lead midway through the For the first time since the 1983 Alter throwing a touchdown pass first period on a 12-yard TD pass opener against San Diego.the Jets in the first period and scoring on a from Ryan to Wesley Walker were unable to sack a quarterback rollout in the second to help the The TD play v»«s set up wheii ;!•» More importantly, the Jets' second- Patriots forge a 14-14 halftime tie, Jets' Joe Klecko recovered a ary allowed Eason to penetrate Eason put the game away with two fumbk by the Patriots on the New them through the air almost at will. touchdown passes in the third England 28 Bruce Harper's It-yard Eason completed a club-record 28 quarter. run to the 17 keyed the scoring passes in 42 attempts for 354 yards, The tiebreaker was a 4-yarder to drive. Harper later hurt himself hitting three touchdown passes and Bo Robinson and the clincher came and had to be removed from the scoring one himself on a rollout on a 43-yard beauty from Eason to game # i "He was throwing the ball really Stanley Morgan that provided the The Patriots came back to tie it quickly." said Jets defensive end Patriots with a 28-14 lead. five minutes later on a two-yard Mark Gastlneau. the NFL league- New York quarteback Pal Ryan pass from Eason to Lin Dawson at leader in sacks before Sunday's responded with a 7-yard touchdown the 12 50 mark. The play capped an I game. "He had a quick release and loss to Mickey Shuler in the fourth 83-yard, 12 play drive their offensive line played very period, but it was too little, too late well." for the Jets After Franklin missed another This included Darryl Haley, one The Jets' scored In the first field goal, this one from 41 yards, of the players instrumental in period on a 12-yard pass from Ryan the Jets took a 14-7 lead on a one- holding off Gastineau and giving to Wesley Walker and in the second yard touchdown run by Paige with Eason plenty of time to throw the on Tony Paige's 1-yard run. 4:21 left in the half: The Jets went mmFLYING LOW - New England Patriots quar- game at Giants Stadium New York Jets John ball The Patriots' defense also played 88 yards in 11 plays on the drive terback Tony Eason dives for extra yardage alter Woodring gets sel to make the tackle. "We had a good game plan and a big part in the game, sacking a short run during first quarter action ol yesterday's executed it well," said Eason, who Ryan six times. The Patriots tied the game 14-14, played with a sore ankle injured in Ryan completed 20 passes in 31 when Eason scored on a four-yard New England went into a 21-14 started after New England safety Eason s 43-yard touchdown pass last weekend's game against the attempts for 297 yards. rollout around left end with 52 lead 5 46 Into the third period on a Fred Marion intercepted a Ryan to Morgan at the 12:19 mark of the Washington Redskins "We knew The Jets' defense was hampered seconds left in the half. Eason 4-yard scoring past from Eason to pass near the goal line, featured a third period gave the Patriots a what we wanted to do in the second by the absence of cornerback completed five passes on the drive, Robinson, who scored his first TD 33-yard pass from Eason to Derrick 28-14 lead. The play capped a 9- half and went out and did it. We Bobby Jackson, who injured including a 22-yarder to Dawson for the Patriots The drive, which Ramsey. play. 72-yard drive. Angels' Witt tosses perfect game ARLINGTON, Texas (APi - i was real nervous walking out The last nine-inning perfect Mike Witt was Impressed with there {in the ninth inning) until I game was thrown by Cleveland's himself and deservedly so. AMERICAN threw the first pilch." Wilt said "I Len Barker against the Toronto The t-fool-7 right-hander did not think I had a good curve ball. I got Blue Jays on May 15. 1981 allow a baserunner yesterday as he LEAGUE it in there a couple of times when pitched the first nine-inning perfect they were looking fast ball." Heggic Jackson drove in the lone game in the major leagues in three The last no-hitler to be thrown on run in the seventh inning with a years, defeating the Texas Rangers Witt slid he was aware of the no- final day of the season was by four fielder's choice grounder that 1-0 on the final day of the season hitler in the fourth inning, but after Oakland pitchers against the scored Doug DeCinces. DeCinces "I was awe struck," Wilt said. the seventh, "I knew I could do it " Angels on Sept 28, 1975. singled to lead off the inning, "Getting 27 outs Is incredible. All "In a 1-0 game you're trying to The no-hiller was the seventh advanced to second on a passed ball you're trying to do is get outs. All keep the ball in the park, he said thrown by a California pitcher, the and went to third on Brian Down- I know is it's hard as heck to get." Witt finished the perfect game by last by Nolan Ryan against Balti- Ing's groundout. Wilt, 1&-11. struck out 10 and getting pinch-hitter Marv Foley to more on June I, 1*75. It was the went to three halls on Just one ground out to second. Witt then ran flrsl no-hitter ever thrown in Texas starter Charlie Hough, batter - Wayne Tolleson in the to then left side of the mound where Arlington Stadium and the second 16-14, allowed seven hits in absorb- seventh inning — as he threw the he was mobbed by his teammates time the Rangers were no hit ing the loss before a crowd of 8,375 third no-hitter and second perfect game of the season Jack Morris of the Detroit Tigers no hit the Chicago White Sox on April 7 and David Palmer of Montreal was Expos down Mets% 5-4; credited with a perfect game as he retired 15 batters in the Expos rain-shortened victory over the Si Louis Cardinals on April 15. Pirates sweep Phillies Witt, 24, in hi* fourth major- league season, didn't need any MONTREAL I API - It was time lost their last nine and handed Mario Solo his career- outstanding defensive plays as he for goodbyes in the Montreal Ex- In the opener. Tudor, 12-11, high 18th victory against sewn went through the Texas balling pos' clubhouse yesterday as the allowed only two hits during his defeats It was Solo's fifth straight order with relative ease Larry team ended its worst National five-inning stint and had a season win PERFECT GAME — California Angels pitcher Mike Witt throws a Parrish managed the only well-hit League baseball season since 1978 high eight strikeouts Rookie Mike Braves 4 , Padres .1 ball off Wilt as he sent right fielder pitch in the ninth inning against the Texas Rangj s while on his way with a 5-4 triumph over the New Bielecki, Kent Tekulve. John ATLANTA Paul Zuvclla Mike Brown to the warning track at knocked in Hie first run of tils major to hurling a perfect game in Arlington, Texas. The Angels nipped the York Mets Candelaria and Don Robinson held the 380-foot sign leading off the "The guys have been looking the Phillies scoreless over the last league career and Dale Murphy his Rangers, 1-0. lOOlh of Ihc season to lead the eighth inning forward to the end of the season for four innings. Robinson picking up Atlanta Braves to a victory over quite a while," said Andre Dawson his 10th save the San Diego Padres "I think all of us are glad it's over, John Denny. 7-7, look the loss. the frustration has taken its toll " Pascual Perez. 14-8. Ihe central Umpires to go on Strike The Expos have several months Reds 6, Astros 5 figure when Ihe two teams were involved in a series of bench- to reflect on a fifth-place finish in CINCINNATI Pole Hose drove in three runs and Eddie Milncr clearing brawls on Aug 12 in NEW YORK (AP) - National detail, but we'll have umpires" for the East Division and a 78-83 won- Runge said he was told by Phillip* supplied the game-winning run with Atlanta, went 8 2.1 innings to get League umpire Paul Runge con- Tuesday's opening playoff games. lost record that left them 18 games that the two baseball executives a bases-loaded sacrifice fly in the Ihe victory, with Gene Garber firmed late last night thai major The Chicago Cubs host the San behind the first-place Chicago indicated that "a solution to our bottom of the ninth inning as the earning his 11th save league umpires will go out on strike Diego Padres tomorrow afternoon Cubs. The Mets, meanwhile, were problem was not Imminent." Cincinnati Reds edged the Houston With one out in the third and the and will refuse to work the two 90-72. the second-best mark in their "I don't think there's a whole lot In the first National League game, Astros. Braves trailing 1-0, Bruce llcnedii I championship series which begin of chance to work the playoffs or the and the Detroit Tigers visit the 23-vear history. Bill Gullickson, 12-9, who tied a The Reds began their winning singled Perez then sacrificed, hut series unless they (the leagues) do Kansas City Royals for tomorrow rally against Jeff Calhoun. 0-1. reached base when Padres pitcher "It's definite," said Runge. team record by yielding 27 homers a compelete turnaround," said Run- night's American League opener. loading Ihe bases on Cedcnos Pittsburgh Pirates ball game with unbeaten Matawan Neptune quarterback Juan Mitti Neptune gave ManaUpan an defeated the Philadelphia Phillies threw touchdown passes of 12 and intentional safety late in the game 7-2, completing a double-header Although moil •ports tans as- 81 yards to John Blanton Tony when punter Mike Eskridge, stand- sweep. sociate lab* Ruth with th* Va» Brier added the other on a 65-yard ing in the end zone, elected to run In the first game, Jason Thomp- k*» — did you know ha alto piay- Riley •d (of 2 other bio, league team* In leads punt return. out of bounds rather than risk a son and Jim Morrison had RBI his c»r«r7 ... Beside the Yan- ManaUpan got on the board first blocked kick. This allowed him to singles as John Tudor and four kees. Ruth alao played lo» UM Red in the opening quarter when Kelly have a free kick on the 20 and the relievers shut out the Phillies 2-0. •on and Braves. Fair Haven Gall raced 45 yards for the touch- game ended a minute later. Larry McWilliams, 12-11, gave up RUM8ON - Carl Riley was down on a draw play. Joe Damiani The Matawan game will be at six hits over 6 2-3 innings to gain the * * a almost a one-man show in Fair kicked the extra point. Neptune and get underway at 7 victory, while Shane Rawley, 10-8, Neptune tied the game in the p m. The game is being played on took the loss. Pittsburgh closed out Here's • surprising lad ... Ol the Haven's 194 Pop Warner football 2a teams In the National Football Victory over Rumson yesterday. second quarter on a 10-play, 72-yard a Thursday because of the Jewish the season with 10 victories in their League, aN but 4 el them h.». drive with Mitti passing 12 yards to holidays. last 12 games, while the Phillies nude the playoffs In at toast on* Blanton for the touchdown. Ron season In the IMOs ... The only Martin kicked the extra point to tie Amailngly, a t**m one* won ttw teams that haven't made the pley- POP the score. ch»mplon«hlp ol III* National oils anytime In the IMO» *r* ttw Swanson captures title Football l**gu* WITHOUT A Chicago Bears, Indianapolis WARNER Neptune stooped the Braves on HEAD COACH*... It happened to Colt*. Kansas City Chi.!, and their next series forcing a punt and Hi* Chicago B*ar* In IMi ... Their New Orleans Saints. Brier grabbed the ball on his 15 and Riley scored all three touch- head coach, Oeorge Halas. want ran It back for the go-ahead over Red Bank's Fink into ttw Navy that y*ar and h« • * * downs on runs of 97, 48 and 55 yards touchdown. Martin again con- tucntd in* team over to 2 ol hit as Fair Haven lifted its "C" verted. BRICK TOWNSHIP (APl - The 13 three-member crews from •SvlviCfHS "" •twfiflfF Of WffOffl 99t" I bet you didn't know that O*org* Division record to 2-1 Jeff Har- vtd tt IMMI coach ... The Bears Wan Lincoln Mercury has the All Mitti and Blanton teammed up Jody Swanson captured the Light- six nations - Canada. Peru, Italy. rison passed to Stan Reevey for the ning World Youth Championships Finland. Chile and Ihe United woo tlw tin* that y**r - th* only New 18M Continental Mart VII... extra point. for Neptune's third touchdown Urn* • lum won ttw NFL cham- Tha UltlmM* Driving Biporlence when passed to Blanton in the flat at the Metedecong River Yacht Slates - competed in six 10-rrile In otter "C" Division games. pionship without a head coach. ... Now On Display. and Blanton raced the remaining Club here yesterday. races held in the Barnegal Bay Berkeley defeated Tinton Falls. distance on an 81-yard scoring play. Swanson, of Buffalo. NY, Ihe In third place with nine points 10-12; Atlantic Highlands stopped Martin's kick missed leaving the only woman among 13 skippers, was Paolo Cian of Italy Eatontown-Fort Monmouth, 15-18; QEORQE WALL LINCOLN-MIRCURV score. 207. won a tiebreaker againsl Anthony The Lightning class consists ol Jlobndel shutout Lacey. 11-0 and Fink, of Red Rank, of also had 11 19-foot-long boats sailed with fled Bank beat Keyport, 27-12 Manalapan threw a scare into the SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400 Fliers In the last quarter when Gall points. spinaker B4 The Daily Register MONDAY, OCTOBER I. 1984 Former Casey McNamara stands out for UConn

„ He has turned away « Former Red Bank Catholic High the season against Rhode Island Also on the roster are Pete Gil- two rat* with** dovbte for East School football standout Mike Stroudiburj (Pi.) State Collate in percent of opponents' shots. COUNTY BRIEFS because of a leg injury. bertson of Rumson and quar- Also doing well for the Lions is i McNamara hai been a key player terback Mike Barnes of Howell. a faU bneball game against the (or the University of Connecticut Mulroy keys win Univentty of Scranton. Viimie Maggk> who starred at 1 this season. Susquehanna has three DelPra, who BUrred in footbaU. Middletown High School North.* McNamara, a two-time Dally (Mass.) College's 19-17 victory over Tom Mulroy of Engllshtown. wraatling and baaabail at Ramaon- Maggk), a sophomore, has three Register-All County First Team Southern Connecticut. Case, a another former St. John player, Pete Culos (Little Silver), Karl Falr Haven Regional last year, goals and threeaasisU choice at wide receiver, has been senior defensive tackle, was named kicked two field goals from 26 Gordinler (Rumaon) and Steve opted to play baseball at East Soccer for Caronc playing defensive end (o the on the ECAC Honor Roll for the yards out, his second on the final Rich (Freehold) are members of Stroudsburg this season. He has Huskies this season. In Saturday's play of the the game, to give the Susquehanna University seven hits in 15 at bats including a Donna Garone of Middletown is 2tH> shutout of Yale, McNamara, a Muhlenberg (Pa.) College a 20-19 (Selinsgrove, Pa.) football team. home run this i a member of the New Hampshire Junior, Intercepted a pass to set up victory over Franklin and Culos plays offensive guard, College women's soccer team. She one of the Huskies' touchdowns: Cowley grabs pair Marshall. It was the second Gordinier is a defensive end and Tantleff stars is a 1984 graduate of Mater Del When UConn roaUd Morgan straight year that Mulroy had Rich plays defensive back. High School State, 41-14, last week. McNamara BIU Cowley, who starred at St. beaten FftM with a field goal. Former Holmdel High School Trenton State College soccer set up two touchdowns with a John Vianney, caught two passes graduates Jim and Paul Brady are goalie Gary Tantleff of Matawan Eisdorfer sparkles nimble and intercepted pass. for 32 yards for Holy Cross College members of the Susquehanna soc- registered back-to-back shutottti In a 35-7 rout of the University of Trio of Leopards cer team. over Stockton State and Stony Former Raritan High School Massacbussets last week. soccer standout Scott Eisdorf er of Case does job Tackle Steve Brown of Atlantic Brook University Hazlet scored two goals for Cowley, a senior split end, had Highlands has nine tackles this DalPra drives in two Tantleff, a first-year varsity Wally Case, another ex-RBC performer, has allowed only four Muhlenberg College in a 4-0 shutout player, had nine tackles including led the Crusaders in receptions last year for the Lafayette College Rumson's Del DalPra knocked in goals In six games for the unbeaten of Delaware Valley one for a safety In Springfield year, missed the opening game of football team after three games. Pitt's Fazio looking for answers PITTSBURGH (AP) - Coach over Pitt a year ago that was West Bill Fralic. Foge Fazio is looking (or an Virginia's first against the Pan- But the Panthers, perhaps col- offense, looking for a defense and thers in eight years, touching off a lege football's most mystifying looking for the answer why his Pitt wild night or celebrating in team this season, tried lo run football team is 04 after being Morgantown, W.Va. behind Fralic only infrequently considered a national championship But the latest victory, before a after that. And when junior quar- contender. Pitt Stadium crowd that booed the terback John Congemi was forced West Virginia Coach Don Nehlen Panthers as much as they cheered from Ihe game before balftime is looking, too - looking to get back them, was considerably easier. after aggravating an ankle sprain, into the Top Twenty after a 28-10 Fleet wide receiver Willie Pitt had no passing attack. victory Saturday that was the Drewrey scored two touchdowns, a "I'm a little bewildered on some Mountaineers' second over Pitt In 31-yard scoring pass from Kevin of the things that happened,".Fazio as many seasons and their first in White and a 74-yard punt return, said. Pittsburgh in 12 years. and running back John Holifield "It's unreal," said defensive "We like to think we're up there scored on runs of 1 and 9 yards as tackle Bob Buczkowski. with the big ones," Nehlen said of the Mountaineers rallied after "Never in my wildest dreams did his 4-1 Mountaineers. "Every time trailing 7-0. I think that this would happen," we win a game it isn't the biggest Pitt scored the first time it had said free safety Bill Callahan. win in school history." the ball, going 78 yards on 10 plays The spark for the Mounatinecrs Nehlen might have been making — mainly with freshman tailback was Drewrey. who is listed al S- reference to the Mountaineers' Charles Gladman running behind foot-10 but appears to be a couple 24-21, come-from-behind victory the blocking of All-American tackle of inches smaller. Car trouble?

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By SUUa Wilder read the corresponding paragraph. through a healthy intuition MONDAY, OCT. 1 Let your birthday star be your dally ARJIS (March 21-Aprll 10) - A Bora today, yon are an exception- remodeling lob may go awry unless ally psychic individual whose exter- TUESDAY, OCT. 2 you an willing to ask for — and nal actions are marked by the sense LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - If then take — advice from an expert. of direction, accuracy and sureneas you can laugh at your own mistakes that a keen mind foster*. Energetic, even as you take the time and trou- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - eager and enthusiastic, yon enter ble to correct them, all goes well Protect another's assets as you Into everything you do with a Joy- would your own. You can make con- ous seme of accomplishment to SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - siderable "character" tor yourself come. Intellectually as curious as Diplomacy is your key to success today. MARY WORTH you are mentally well-equipped to today. Without it, you may u well GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - So satisfy that curiosity, yon are never drop both the subject and thelong as you are realistic In terms of without an Interesting, challenging solving your problems, you need not endeavor. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. worry. Answers will come. Deeply affectionate, you never 21) - Reward yourself today for hesitate to show your positive feel- food work done yesterday. A play CANCER (June 21-July 22) - lnp of love and loyalty in public. day will be better for you than any- Show what you can do. Don't allow Conversely, you are careful not to thing at this time. friends and neighbors to beat you at hurt others' feelings by expressing CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - your own game. openly any negative reactions you Keep your mind open to new ways LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Plans may have toward them or their and means even as you tackle prob- an definitely subject to change work. Nature may not have gifted lems In the same old way. today. Cling to old ways at your you with tact, but time and experi- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) - parti. The wise Leo moves with the ence certainly have. A breakthrough U at hand. Be ready times. Also born on Mite date ere Julie to gram opportunity, which may VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Andrews, singer, actrese; Tom appear In frightening disguise. Routine matters take on an air of Boaley, actor. PitCCS (fit: IB-March 20) - the splendid this morning Give To see what is In store for you Give credence to your own hunches. yourself the benefit ol the doubt in tomorrow, find your birthday and You may be able to solve problems p.m. I I \MS8ALL66Ti!. ...BUT HE'S I'LL S»,V, HIS -. FOR A NICE O.TE HAVINS CAR WITH CLARK... TOOUBLE LET HIM USE BRIDGE ADVICE

By ALFRED SHEIN WOLD South led a diamond irom Gum- East dealer my, but East put up the ace of Don't cry your eyes out if you diamonds, drew dummy's last Both sides vulnerable sometimes misplay a hand. An trump with the queen, cashed the expert found a way to lose today's NORTH ten of dubt and led a spade to cold game in the finals of the North • J987 West's queen. Down one. American Team Championship last 9A542 July. Even after mtaplaylng the OQJ63 trumps South could recover by South took the first spade and •7 leading the king of diamonds. The then for no good reason followed defense can take a diamond, a WEST with the ace and king of trumps. EAST trump and a spade, but South ruffs South should take the normal fi- • KQ1032 • 65 one club In dummy and diacards the nesse with the jack to protect 7106 <7Q83 other low club on one of dummy's himself against a singleton heart in 010842 OA95 flood diamonds. m nor the West hand. • 108832 HAW CASHES CLUBS DAILY QUESTION SOUTH South next took his top clubs and You hold. e>65

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THIS IS THE MONTH X THOUSAND MILES WHEN ALL THE CUFF LATER, IN MARCH, THEV SWALLOWS HEAP FOR RETURN TO CAFISTRAXO 60YA,AR6£NTINA... Mail CBUPUl B6 The Drily Register MONDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1984 rOJeWaty 143 Maple Ave A course i CIH»T. Mary One W . Jr U7FWK :ssrs \zzz to feed MiMonmouthCouf U» MonmowM. Conn M til 1 !SW.«f4f»t», Jamaa W . Jr. II •isiarii net nomieutii eouHTT KoaMar.. RoMrob t J 1 Pajntaa) Lana the mind lITaaenDr lynnS 71 oPBIT. ofL IMMWTAHT Nonet TO venm JaaaphJ S aantaar Lana Tie* l» M-M-M Ol M IMMLMMM1 M «W rum* « IB. 40 Knoa Terr. votaro katatf b#Jow atiaii ba faavtova** wont tf*# p8vm#A#m fatfa* 4S KIM0 Terr SPSSS: NEWARK (AP) - nation «• TM Superintendent ol liacbone w bean iWM Ml S •aarvtaer Lone What If New Jerseys KieK BOIMm are MCIMIO. ADOMOO UNKNOWN (M IM- Serptco: Patrick IMBMaanvM. MacDerrnontl PROPIP.L V REGISTERED An, paroon HMOS bOU» WM>|M> 4JanaPl 0BBM.BI •Uta fish? What pint Couri ol Now Joraay, County ol MonrnauBti any Justs. on* oolooHof Ota nBuaprlo day Bt y vetanon*; Lasrardo. Sr. 40 Moan Or. growinf In the sand of dimns 411-77(4 Paaure to comply «•» COUM WO nanmiim 10 na DaST. >1 removed to Ma rneeNve Ma and a no* rovMraaon <*m aa naM Saaana, Oabra D OTIaaaaAM. the Jersey shore la M vote m luture llllln| L Surk*. Nanoy M Campion Ava. U waahnoaon Ave Bohvjarm. L used to make Jam and TO a Capua. Antenna I! John S! It UnooM Ave AODRSSB PoupTaa, Joooah p. Jr. OS Be«*y Av* Apt 4 wine? And where can IS Mary Ann Cl. one find a recipe (or 4M •oindala H, Boa M IS John SI Hi Ssilsy Av* suae. Ronald 4MnonOdna dandy. Handle E ISJOMSt o-saeW chicken foot soup? Cardon*. Jacqueline •AKonOdn* SIT Planer AVe Conan. Rime • 311 w ProtpadAva. MrUauneTerr. SoTSSS zst. as* The answers to Cowna. Marian 71 Kan Odna Kahr, Wayna J. t WaMr Or/ « Mkeas Way Otnvm CT-tn. I those questions can be Daw. HaM 24a w. Prospect Ave. Lawtna. Oantai J. Jr. act Daw. Lorraine 34* w. Proepeet Ava. ORoork.Margj.ai foamd not In a culinary rhtnfi) WaWV'V ' ' 71 Kan Odn* Blanche S. IHIWMIk 1% BeeOre*** Wey trivia book, but la Hooton. Idv/erd a. MJSIMtt Kube. Jamaa C. 470 MaM»an Ava M.nerdro Union County Col- »A Kan Odna Lynch. Roes 43 Oeehra.1. W«y Mid»|i». Jeniee T RulMnbeck. Rtcnerd 47 CaffiMon Ava. llsannnaH. OllllriHSWay 2IA Ken Odne OlertSaSM. Anthony A IMaryAmCi 7eo*kwood*i lege's moat popular rnn. Irono 1740 Kon Odna 77 Cowpion Ay. hd Bld S2X£1° course, the natural McCann. Linda •7C Kan Gdne WO», « . 10 waifcw Or. McCormiek. UUebelh M. oatf. »4 history of New Jersey. McCormtcK. Jam** Ml Plivardala Oi. Barbera I. 4 w Buaan St. McCormick. JanMa A. 101 mvardaia Or MoOron. Caavsnn* It aim. to fill students 121 ld(avla» Ad 4W. BwaanlU. Saami. Joaaph F. SaMn. MeryK. McNuii». Deborah * inerman. Hormen p with what one M4 Mverdele Dr. Kaay.Mary P weotarven. I """ eDr Staauarakl. Ea> professor called "the KHay, Thomaa Otykar. Owen R_ MST. «2 Lommarl. Frederic* P. lilBeateyA intellectual goodies Kukov/skl. BcMrd a 4MMvr»aSMyrH.llI 14 OMnanurel Tarr Mooney. WWam s. CWrooodt 1120 Hvry M that feed the mind " MST. »1 Andereon. undo o. 211 Croak Pal Apt M BT Pan Manama* I 1 Carrlaoa Rd. eoda F. MOCarr Av*. ISPlraiAv* Caulleld. Thomaa J. 4a» NooWood Or ICarrUJOORd Students learn, (or '•barman. Robert C MtPaKIMMWay 41*CarrAv* eiample, that the PHjaimmono. Thereea M. M7 Woodmen Or Dura. Carol 2VS iee liiieefa Rd I Levmsky, Mary M •M Woodman Or IMS Hwy. M IVosolM lOTMudeonAvo beach plums growing Mson. MaooMj IM Peimeto way SMS May. SB 'vOpafjpica. Tr*cay*iaa A atLeroy PI 101 Huaeon Ava OReer DoVV lit Baacn Or In Sandy Hook and lit Baacn Dr. U20Hwy 10 St Wood St. OReer Randal P 4NCarr Ave til OaSrtS.lv. other shore com- O'Roer. WHkam lit Beach Or isw. r' ' 4M Amboy Rd tin •MCarrAv*. munities make "an ex- PkjooH. Alan-Jon TBLaroyPI. AHROBBN TWP. »4 tllantordOr LOP". Kaavarln* A cellent preserve and a Sracken. Helen 124 Woodland Or 3MCerr Av* 20Buckne«Or Munaan.'DabraM tlFieaerltkPi Bracken. James T IM Woodland Or MAnnapoMDr. (kjBv, Jaatt (tee wine." said Wil- Bracken. Ronew IM Woodland Of. 12 F radar>U PI Byrd. MaryAnn IM Orchard SL 0 Amherai Lana Campane*. Louie J. MWoywdaDr onweon. ----_- 210 Creak Rd P#Hof won. TnOtltAW L- 0 Amheret Lane Ruso m 220 Creak Rd Hokoey. Joe IM Cantor 81 . a Amherat Lan* Holidey. Lucille IM Conor SI. PaHOYrMOiif TMiOtny J I Church Bt ttei J*n«eon, Lmie M XII Orchard SI Vrlarla. Richard W 44 Latoyene Or. OST:#4 "Oar whole first Klrehnar. Diana C. OIST «S ibar.Alaarl AW000. Celherine A. 11 Bethany RO Ml OtlMon (I. LanoM. SornHsMS 5 Daniel Dr lecture asks students Long! Calhorino M. UI Gulden SI. Meiihuft' Paoherd bekttalr. ts'SSnn.A Me Douatt. aorBernarl d J 1 Oar den Park Home* Darur, Sharon A. 130 Shore Blvd Apt A2 questions Ilka what is Moore. Debre 2M Orchard SI.. Apt » McGouoh. KaO 1 Garden Port Homee Plater. La Porter. John T OOSParvoPI 2t Woodland Av. ove lid Remoa. Wmiern MOrovaPI.. Apt IB the state fish, which Is Rivera. Antonio Ml SaraoUwlar SI Shaahan. Loweo Brown. Linda C. NVffli WW M2 SvrMbrler SI. Turnar. Richard F Compton. Penny S II Johneon St the blue fish - though OUT •• OUT #7 Crimson. Owen one of the ladies told M Barrmglon Odna. I0O3 Union Avo. CarMvrlaM. Cora) I. M MaHMn tan. me gefilte dab." Oodwdn. Raymond Jr. S7 Matarlo SI fiataaill Marlenn* 303 Middle Rd *RblJ as Kaaa. Nancy R M Malawen Tan. 101 OoWen Lene Koch. Herald W. •0 Malayan Terr Luoua*L . Mary day in an intervew M Mala«an Tar. n*menJeTarno«l I. af p* InajBl O4*jFe*/ nVSJ Mesa*. David Moeuue. WHUam C. Modleetl. Sandra lOCUJrkOr McNanwa. Jamaa J. U Sarnnsvon Odn* from his Clark home M Berrlnolon Qdna. Murray. Janet I. wear- McNamara. KalMoon 120 A.lingloo Ava O Connor. Meryee M •SB S. Laurel Ava The course, taught Pitman. jaoquoHna Pico. Lawronoa 411 MH01I Rd 31 Feraeit Avte MMr. Dawn I M Malav/an Tar. O'rWn. Waitar 70 Letsaaad Av* i5.,:,r, since 1M0 in the spring IM Arilnekm Ava Slenleloankl. Mark B 24 Lallan Dr. Larry 2 0>an««iod Pt. Roach. Monica 72 Sorrlngwn Odne 24 LMen Or •00 »«r«»1 "" semester on the Cran- Bimmone, Sharon L. 121 ooktan Lana. Soa IM 20 Siiutiarood Ava. mil •• Tai. Otaalkil _ Ill MOM St. Apt I ford campus, is being Amrnstufo. Bornedotto t DaDorah Lana Varpenl. Jo 107 GokMn Lono Wad*, Kannast P. Jr. 40 Hipletllr. Ave AmmaUiro, Jamaa DBaT. #S «O ..limn Av. held this fall for the Dm. Jay 10 Tan Oeka Or. •aneyjr. Oartene 27Survj*ISI 40 AppWIOn Av. Ammaiuro. PeMr t OaboraLana Hauler, Ooorge E 14 Mountain 5£iSv first time at a senior Mutjbs Vlrolnl* 22 Donna M Caray, Ceryn L 2t*0) Twmgnt Av. 40 Aaplsier. Ave Morehaa. RicSerd N JCoveRd Tula.: Timothy O. citizens' caster in Un- No.ru. Barbara J WNormand Lan* 41 Carey, wim 2MB Twakjnt Av. to RtoBwaaed A^ aj-,,-1- •Jk-Uf_u-_J ui P. mm. Harold J rWfV'vJWVvJf r»Sf J JF • »J HJr JF* nj * v 4t NartMand Lana moT *o tOlleneookat ion, where 17 people NNoor MMe , SSoonn 41 Northland Lana IB Haneook St. AMRDEIH TWP • 7 HlMeoard J. 111 VWse Oroan Way are enrolled. «MJ. Buenn* 44 vauoe Oreen Way 8C a PI 7 Apt I II Autumn Lena 44 VKof* Oreen Way 04 wane Av. It alma to show that 10 N. Pertvtaw Tan. 04 WISH Av. 7» Avondala lana 4DaarM- faja.1 New Jersey has a rich, _ _ _ J. 70 Avandato Lana Lao?SmHa°' MWaWAva. Nksole. Orlendo J . Jr 14 Bn>«er Ay* natural history and Maan, Andrao 17 AvaWn Lana wslssbsrg. Eaan Lafranaa. SaMn M Kraach. Aaron J. 17 Ardmore Lana IT VJaia Oraon Wey uriene. Coaaen P I waaePiAp. e that IU geography a Kreacn. Dabra • 17 Admore Lena 1*4 VMaoa Orean Way lH •^•awTvJ*™! e****jT K.aach. Shirtay L. 17 Ardmoro Lane cSn' Hi " tends well beyond the MST. *S Stockman. Kenneth SPIT PI Boyta. Donna M 41 Canter Ava.. Apt S Cock.all. David L 7 Seventh Si Cmaamdo, John M Mreh Ava. 42 Center Ay*! Apt J ribbons of hifhways Hlmmalman. Oarard A. 14 Sana PI • Ml SSL'SSZ. 110 Otter Ave and pockets of oil re- •con, Monica F Durruan. Kathleen P. tRarltan Av. OIST. »( 0 Slam SI DWT. in Coporano. CMleane Copemno. June inarNan Ava. fineries, Dunscombe Dankln. Juliana Amltrano. Catherine M. 4 Appleajn Or. •OCarr Ava. Elmora. Paga lit Cambridg* Dr. livm. Kelhleen S OeSno, Jsuph Q Jr. 00 Slremmore Odna 74 VtrtJnla Ava. M Roman Ava. 0 Hwy 10 Oamar. Jaan A. M Slralhmora Odne. Fslarabend. Moaort t. M Virginia Avo. IM Can Ava. Muro. Jamaa M. Me Donald. Barbara 4 Cotrtormo Ava. Pucny. OUrla A. M Slrammon Odne Me Donald. Pottle* J M Can Ava. The reading list in- SMrwood. Diana M. 00 Idaho Lana 4 CaWorme Av* 22 1 Shor. It Ryan. Daniel J IHN>osn.a«.Or cludes such works aa Sutiee. Kann w 15 Slremmora OJdna Turkr^wi. DavM O 10 Michigan Av* UMamBt Vura. Ootoraa C 42 Slrathmoro Odna. OIST *tl aoikvoomst "Chicken root Soap DOT. »1S 11 Slrelhmore Odne Saaeo. •ranoea FrarlaM. Sairy M. 4SPa*MrAv* and Other Recipes - • H. Arthur 1 IdoMione Lene 4B Poplar AVe s IMCarrAv*. (torn the Pine Bar M IrongeH Lana , H. III Rarrten Av* 21 Inliald Lana H3< Kelitr. Jodl A. 11* Rarrlan Av* rens," a book that Mamman*. MIChMI* 1 IMhlh SI Kaaalvnn I 17 inIMM Lena Maador. DonaM Pt. jr 41 aayvtoai Ave. DamMraTSaMI serves as a guide when y, Wsody 27 InnoM Lane MPMhOl Lonnan. Vloa A. MBliils Ava. Price. Oabarah WooWano. Jamaa T 00 MokHono Lane 4OEtohthOI Malar. Mary A. S Oosannsa Av*.. Apt 2 KM. Sateard P. M Idolelono Lene JO Wnovksv. Av* . Apt. I M CroM Srvd McOulre. AUoe Kirk, Joaaph R. OdarW, Pal.KUa 00 Irongota Lana McOmre. Thomaa J aTAvr l^n^*Vvaw •*!•••.. ***•)*. 9 MoborvauB* J— of foods In- Ml. »11 Ferng. Aaron M Sayvtavr Av* to Maw Jar- r.tkartS. 47 idMbroM Lana Reymer. Uaa A. 00 Be,,lair Ave U Irongala Lene lias Raymar. Mark L Qatvfteafi, «lan*aa 01 Irongale Lana satEIcharmann. trvwo 1 Cm*..!.- >*i* 11 IdHbroon Lana Scharman, Medina ISCroaclSMI Of with. Ctwtaa DMT »M IS Treks. PM. a aoitanoi PI. It alto Includes trips Paart. Allan B. IS Treks* Rd 40 S*yv«JVf Av* »U£ST£ •ttapard. tftan 0. Airman. Diane M VaWaliy, IMML 10 Makna PI wOrairiff a*mwor*y U Sriecoe Tarr. 0BCampvte>P1 to the Plnelands la 10 Incline PI Cnami. I MCneciBtvd sa Camp.loa, Pi. Gimpal. I. Vunrhees. Jonn A 20Bssr.li.iey. Apt 7 southern New Jersey, Arldimi. lorotla. 11 Woodbroa* Or. 10 Kaoere Or wakema Oenene^. ArwgWoi, SMva II WoMbrook Or aimpol. Ro 10 KMOre Dr the rocky plateaus ol Aabury. Karan P JJ June PI Ooldmen. ( OCanoaway weaan. PaarkM High Point in the north SarbasaMia. 0u» t. MA Hay M " '" Ann itKaoareDr CWaMy. Kavln J. 40 Wovarhi Pi ISWMsraOr ttti. and the Delaware CWJaviay. RkWa.a T 41 Weverly PI It KlWere Dr Water Gap In the west Craig. Carey 120S WeUlnglon PI Mechl. Larule S Brlaco* Tan. ISOjaj. Prant at. Apt. i auaow. Suianno L. 1102 wewnglon PI HaoM. LOU IBrleeo* Terr 01 Sill» aa Oa*aB»7£&Oa«oiToi 1104 WarHngun PI Kurieia, Gorsldlne P. IB Carlo*) Way $ OWTMbrTtO Dunscombe said the OOSMandallWay Kuriele, Kobarl 1B Certow Wey « wSn Hernenaat. Una. IPI Kaaa. John C lot Kendall Way Lwlna, Barbara R 57 Cresci Otvd laarenee Jeyaa I -7 Weahlnaisn Kekaey. Hedean K Llhwaoa.. J Joyco e I 400 nay. M. SMS 0. Apt 11 •renew iivd IChinajaiara . Ltndaey. Deborah from a daalrato roaka Meteier,, CCynimy a 1012 WeWnolon Pi McNefc. BrttO. students more aware 11 Woodman PI I Car tow way ""'id'idaaa r 11 woodman PI of their surroundlrurs 1112 Weitmolon PI Hwy M. HaiMM Tr Pk . Lot 1 Surgan'. Tnaodoro N. 111} weuingun PI Bill. Barbara W. artna-Mane vaa. Donna Mwy M. Soa 111 Crowell. Oerry R , Sr. 701 PooM Ava., Apl C "I was out running walker. Doborah L. 1600 Osleney, Robert 10 Cyprese SI Or* one night, and running . Walker. John F lUMBS WaWngton PI fllhann Mlnhaal a Hogarth SI OIST. *11 Strickland. KeWI M Franc issn Way Camay. Metbowl gives you solitude and » Lloyd Rd JJJj^KbO 7 Oarrtaon Or. a chance to think. I flarrait. Oforga J. 1M iucitd Ava. 7 Oerneon Or Ofivti Buianna 1ft Ovartoa Lana MulMjr. Marilyn M. 4 mdapandanoa Way guess what I waa MaCraa, John w ihgssc Ravanna. Oarmaina M OMtor d Urva 422MK>dleRd lOHary. M thinking about was no- Wain. Qloritt M M Of mom Lana Mo Craa. Mary A 422 Middle Rd MoCraa. wmnihed C 4*a Appu vaaey Or Warn. Irving A. N Ormont Larva 422 Middle Rd 4*0 Apoas veaay Or body teaches about t CannonbaH Cl JtMoPJ. NAME RoSen Victor p. 17 HueHllrmri Or. things that are in New DIBT #1 Rokan. Virginia 14 MMuaman Rd. OtOHermonyRd Jersey," Dunscombe MlayeldoDr Aftrama, John NAME MSTPSCTO'T iiCryaWCl Carroll. R-ehoWd * "•"ioSlss SSSPIraltt Btfaaro*. Robert I man Una said "We talked about Cowan. William J. 117 eiral Ava OWT. *1 SB Maniamir AIM. the tundra and trop- Crawford, Clan* 0 M Proapoel Rd AHea. Barbara A. 44 I Bay Ava. ItlaaMB MOeeoAva David. Thornaa I IB E Waahlngion Ava Sareal. Angela M0 Portland Rd . Apt A2 ical rainforests, yet BraaarW. Dorothy J. M Cor nwell SI. M OrSU Orov* Aws Apt IA p—r Edala, Annatta 117 Flrtl Ava. Apl C r'a'aa^rTy*"****!, USr^rtO Alajpil 07 0k**n Ortrv* AvaJ 21 B*l'£lriAv*. Koarnar. Staphafl J. 14 E Washington Ava COfflPtQCOfflPtQOO, rHOOajrHOOTT A- 14J TwInHgni Terr half of our students COfirvW. Oonnm J MOjaan onv* Av. , Apt MA .-•llay. Kathlaan U Ooaan Blvd Apl 1 IM Say Av*. aaa piret at are never going to see Labar, Suaan A 117 Ocean Kvd Ccwwww. Jonn f MO Portland Rd.. Apt D10 Rautar, Hogaf 14 E Mighlend Avo. attunn »• y M Comma Si BO anon Grove Ava.. Apt M these areas. Most DIBT #| riyiHi, •wfjojwiv i • MCormaHSl Ml PM SI ^ Bobula. Annonaiia Fucna, EweM people don't know that 101 S QarlleM Ave 24 Cor nwell 01 01 Parry Bt Eli wi. Latlar W It Slmpeon Ave Oaallmayor. Martha 1U Navaaink Ava. much about what la in Faanay. TonlE HempM. Elaenor K. Twmilahl Terr , Apt. El SOACwMar Haiallina, Arthur Jr. II Navaelnk Ava May. Oaanl. New Jersey." 13 King Jamaa Lan* Twuwght Terr.. Apt. 1-1 Kwily. Lawranca T May. Judim 0 . 10 TwmHgm Terr KoaMr. Fradarick R Jr 71 Capri Apia Nutto. Pomolo J. Lonuno Richard A. Eaal Ava 11 Cornwall SI. P.O. Baa 107 O'Noll. Maureen 11 Cornwall SI. P O Bo. 107 Ounscomba said Roblnion, Kstniaan M 100 E OerlleM Ava Ol*, Robert Siov.f. Daborah A 30 Eaal Ava M Shrewsbury Ava.. Apt. • when he organized a DIBT O 10 King Jamea Lana 71 Portland Rd . M Parry SI group of faculty mem- Hull. Tina S SoMon. Oooroa D M Portland Rd Bm 1. Robon 00 Maple P Irby. Chary) 11 South Ave 12 Ihrewebury Ava. Cemar St. Apt 20 bers to discuss Ms Ryan. Donald O 02 Avenue D. if. tl I Bay Ava., Down idea, faw knew much Ryan. Mary E. lOO'i Cenle. Avo. 100 Navaelnk Ava.. Apt. 4 Sayboll. M.uraan J. t00'4 Cantor Ava. . AptST about how their fields Sayboll. Robarl ftJr . 34'* South Avo. M7 Boy Avo. SMtamhi, Barbara Brenm.'August L III M Soadtrlt Ava related to the Garden Stafaniki. John W 34'* South Ava, COM. Joeeph P). 11 Mater SI. MSaareBl. Apt ac State OUT #« 40 Center Avo ion. JwquelM* A 4*. taatalMmaiaaBaiaa lua IMSoaraSl Adilatia, Daborah L 40 Center Ava- "af ¥9•*•*"'*fgTaiJai» >*IT*J STtM AdiMlia. Eiiaan Pleay. C 712 M< il E Lincoln Avo S*nvae. "We developed a Brimn. M.rca H 13 E Lincoln Avo. Otovanoo. Jucntu tit Highland Av*. Campball. Maria T. atewaneo. SaMrtor* frank 111 Highland Ava. philosophy that no- Daly. Bryan A • Elohlh Ae Yoet VYalsin o. 00 I. Lincoln Avo. OOOtfa. Fr«nel- I. Jr. lAva. body knows it all about Daly. Saan F Haftawovs. 8sv ih ll MSTMCT r sisrirr Farmiar. Robart B 31 E OarlMd Ave. Hooan. Dorothy Ml ABaMa St. Apt BA tMBTMOT #00 inaijjlhkaf about New Jonaa. Kannath J 30 E OarlWd Ava Hegan, Varna 100 GMn Grave Av* . Apt 0 Knowfaa. Eiiiabath A. 71 B Washington Ave. OortiMae. Mauraan R Jersey. But we are JuartM. .Jamaa OeWaTaM. JvaMn J. Lodar. Carol J 0 North Ave Koaaar. Fratfartch R VAi amBBBawBaaTi aaa *aajBBT aTa^LaV deeply interested in It Suior. Enaa 40 B Mount Avo. Lyona. Cl sax n van Cam at Wsjii-r. LiMndra 120 I Mount Avo. •aatMr. i 47 Flrat SI Ml Aaanao Bl Apt IU Thai is a symbiotic Waitaf. Wiliam It E Mounl Ava Bea-ieri, Manor. Apt Jl Woari. Dantat iiiWaknUlchAva iranunc eAiivi WOCV, 71 i. Washington Ave DMT. *S OS Sarbana Ava. •eavany Manor Apt u Woart. Paincta M 71 E Weahington Avo 11 Fifth St. ITTHunevat he said. Zafach. Jaanina V 7B Oceen Brvd Abeir. Cethy E 22 Orevelty Pt. ITtvMaylL 70 Oceen Brvd Coughlln. Edward j. lot Shore Dr. A. 11 SSI ABaneo at. Apt M Other lecturers In M E Highland Ava Lime. Donald D lot Shore Or . Apt O-l . 1SS GV*en Orov. Ave.. Apt I PAIR HAVEN Shorp. Oeorge A. 400 Ooaan Blvd . Apt 300 Ml ABanac St. Apt. 40A the course are Thomas NAME ADDRESS 400 Ooaan Blvd.. Apt 207 TOQraan Or*v* Av*. DIM «1 TOWN0MIP TO Gr*ai Grave Ava Ombrello, a biologist Block. Carol 2 172 Buena Vista Ave NAME ADORES* who coven the state's. Btoch:. William K Jr 172 Bueno Vista Ava. DWT. *1 vaiow. Diana M 204 Linden Dr. Allen. Barbara A. 20 MIMr Avo. vegetation, Raymond OUT 0 2 Boulbot, Charlea 2t SunneeCir Krell. Sarah ISSunrioaCr. Daly of Watchung. a Ennght. Jana 30 Church SI ftagon. Donna Qntlilh. Dai R M 700 River Rd 1 Overlook Or Trocma. Carman 20 Orchard Av* W. member of the physics Hatllaran. Michaal 110 Fai. Haven Rd Trocian. Laura M Orahard Ava. W. and engineering de- Limb*.wn. Raglna H 102 Pair Haven Rd. Trooma. Mary A M Orohard Ava. W Minion. Maura Ann MS River Rd. 17 Qsltaaod Dr. partment who lectures MorriM, OaoHray 8. •7 Church SI. Von Knua. Paidajsi H. Townthand. Kimbarly A M Srlarvmod Rd OaSTPaOTail on climate and ge- 1 DIBT. 0i pawdy. Barbara L UO*mr4J, rTraTFTPf* r ology; and Everett I BOOKO, AIMMo 200 Oatord Avo. 4CMdyLana c. Chaaka. Carola 121 Harnaon Avo. Hutlanbach. Men MT tlcfcidel Rd DarrweCT »i Zanes of Cranford, Qoioft. DanW L. 207 Oerlmouth Ave Leigh. Coniamoe N B Sloocker Rd. MicKt. Alan T IM Cambridge Ava Latoh. Robert O S Staackor Rd Pjerkan. jsori who discusses the salt MUnarW. M BiisilUS Av*. Hrckfj, Maran J. IM Cambridge Ava. M SavaraMa Ava. and freshwater en- Primavara, Mary A. 201 Cambridge Av* Torre, marl* j. 23 OoMemllh Dr OWTPJOCT #4 Schsttman, Howatd IM Proepeci Ava. MST. «4 vironments. DIBT. #4 Hower. Scott S HotmoeCl Harktaat. Oaborah 303 River Rd. Halo. Anna M. 4 Dormer St OOea/oivaaeM Hale. Michael J 4 Donner St. The instructors also DIBT. #• DWT. »B weairs. Carol c Capalbo. Patricia 17 Perk Len* Boyhan. Mark T. Gamrto. ArMvany 1* Carolyn Rd include three former Cravangar. John B 17 Buttonwood Dr Forchek. Karan A. Gamto lyrm E. 1* Carolyn PM. sssacT^r- Clavangar. Virgin.* T 17 Buttonwood Dr. I Duncan Or. Pamaea c. students: Joan Hoag OHMrd. Deboreh BCaraaaCt. *T 1^ ' " K«lly Qina 55 Laurel Dr. Hatvioi, Rotoart J- of Vernon Township, a Kejiiy. Jocaphma T 91 Laurel Or Henna. Suienne SLedvroodDr Mirlin, SuHnnih D OLeoNaaodDr. high school teacher in 003 River Rd Jalalas. Jurl 4CovantrvSo narrMOTJ#l Marvin, Oall A 34 Clay SI. Jataujo. Peter E B*yem.Gaaja . Berkeley Heights who Marvin. Tamara J 14 Clay SI Kau. Martin L. 4CovanlrySo. oCon jamoe t Milloji. Lauria A 134 River Rd. PugM. MHana M. 27 Ladvrood Or Ouaman. Paul lectaraa on blrdt; Naglr Robarl H 144 Buttonvrood Dr. OIIT *• II Laavmod Dr KT * Hardy. AJMnP Jane McMillan of Sichala, Viola 20 DeNormandW Ave oneooa P«artok c BB TiMMaaaii AM, DIBT. #| Ammoutto. Aimed* V. 1074 Hvry IM Cranford, who dis- OeHee. Kathkaen M I Pattern PM. Baa 0210 TBia.aK Av% Crictiiow. Culhbarl A Jr. 10 Allen SI 7 BJI.UH Ava Eiaiarbrook, Kathaflna A 31 McCertar Ava. Kaltar. DonaM E. II MunaeyRd cusses state history; Harnton. Thomai 32 Forman SI I Tann Brooke CL Kendea. Lyoa E, and Paul BeaUtx of Pmci. Barbara 7 WMiam St 5CS:Mark M 777 Van Scholcll Rd Luaak. Mtohate L. 1 Will 40 Parker Ava Zioue. Paul M. 1 Charm Cl Cranford, a "fafrtr** Ziaos. Sharon K 3 Charm Cl Ptanta. Bsr.eiii c. • tO KaV^atM HWV HAILIT TOWNSHIP Bnuai. Tod* III I* CuloKa.nCt of the staff of the NAME ADDRESS Vouaht BvaL NAME M Tea Timber M. i SHI •• I II • • »•• _* OIST. >1 M Tea Timber Rd: Clark. Patricia A MHottvAve DWT. »1 eVnCrKWl MafJCvjlTl Of Oegenito. Virginia L Hwy 30. MR 1. Soa 200 21 Murray Lene Ayrwerd. Cherkas R LoouetPoM M Natural History In Fucito. Olona M 4 Bayshore Manor 21 Murray Lone 1ST Bs.eiiai Ava, Apt s Garrison. Joann M 10 Brown Av*. AyhpffaWd, Mtcrtaal 21 Murray Lana Lagai ContJnuoja New York who lec- on paga B7 tures on Indian tribes. 14* M—wdi County 24»Mo 24> Monmoutfi County 241 Monmoulh County MONDAY, OCTOBER I, 1984 The Daily Register B7 CONTINUED M Form Prd 17 OtHaa Px) a Or JtParmPtd ! Pro-pm limit c. tlNouMuoOr. 7 Porno Cl berry. Donne P it VMaaoUno 2a Howmoulh Counly 241 Monmouth CwitHi, Bltjblliv. Arthur A. I HiHeid Avo. 4 emu Hot. Burton Uo May 117 King Hwy. DMTHICT «M Deal Lake 21 Thnaipeon Avo. Compbeo. Canteen A Panal.pi Uno II CompboH AM. •OLOO MParmM. Campbell. Hoton 14 Concord A.* Ill range Hon. f PonMopo Lono Tm. Man I. II PranUn Avo. 111 Klngo He*. I 3 Tho VH lit Pan Menmoun Md. funds OK'd Tia tl PranUn Am Stotlor Lono OUUnoon, Oobre P Illunool Avo Want, aeoroe Pi II Moo Monmouth PU It luneel Avo TRENTON - Ton. WmKailo m. Woe. aeoroe I HouUhan. Timothy M I Park Ava. II Ortgge Ava. Legiilitlon iponaored eneko. Mrcnoel I iff urn nn It Mom at Apt. t 121 Panvuw Ton. £bb7£: UKonaaUna tehanack, Idaard M. av 3 Second Avo by Sen. Frank Pallone 44T Novrmon larMj 737 Mwy M WMbjr. Thomoe K. I Campbell Ave Jr., D-Monmouth. 211 Por.ylo. Terr itMomogoOr OMTMCT #17 •1 MamnPt Cebay. Undo M. >4l0oory Dr which approprlatai IKMO. SSrSacrlit lODanomor Or Ingal. John 4M Harmony PU 1500,000 for tha • KrmCI lODanamar Of. Engol. Veronica ait Harmony M I Fan Aw. ootTMCr an PoCtu. C 107 KMMdO Dr subiliution of Deal ISO Tnouoond Ooko Or raWaMO. Chorrta M. tool 10T Kmliado Dr Lake naa been ap- 107 Chany Tree Form Pat 117 Coyne. PI tOIOearvOr. Till * Oalu Or API I Woo». Jorrtoo m ttmof atdo, ponno M I Mllhall Or. proved by the full Sen- IrdeatAve. 113 VOUoy Or. OMTMCT »M Wlnant. tioffory M 21 Murphy Pld. 14Orovoll HI HmlBH A I Or. DWTWCT *M ate. 14 0,0.0 II ITT 003 KnoOoood Dr Ataki. Caroryn M II perrlnCL •This money 1» •04 KnaHaread Or Aaki Jamoa T 11 Forrln Cl it Alberto AM bS Thouoond Oou Or 702 Knebouud Or S4RatnaoyM neceuary to prevent Mi rom AM. 702 KniH»uuO Or. CarpOTa, (W 4*3 Nad Hbj M. II Polroon Prd. Nur. Cormnol II Froot Clr. Tt Ooapd.l. Or the lake from turning 101 Par* AM. CMftoo. Vtctorla 1MI TO OetoM M boi u Laaky. Amy B UPoucenrVI Into a iwamp," 30 MOMMIMI AM. Immormon. Phyola A IT Froot Clr. Laahy. Arutur ii 141 MotrHngoMo AM. llrnmarrhon, waWd IT Froot Clr. Pallone said "The WOull Pkj 37 Praat Clr Laaky. Marion M t MOM AM M Out Pid 2off>tT*#rrnatjn, WtMa#n H Laaky. Soon I funding will be uied to ill Momlnpom AM. •0 Normandy Cl D0ITWCT *M Lauront, KHialialh A IN KlnflfWwr Dr. 111 MornlngeMo AM. Mac Kanaa. Joan M. tPaooon rj aoaart borboro J 14 M'liiat I; Marchmo. MarHMlti I. help stop upstream 1VOCOMAM Mat Konco. WMnn a 1 P.ln.n Bd OonVy. luaan M. Marchltto. Mtha eroeion which cauiet "fvnQHorWaiv, mcnsrfl u IHNUnM Oaunt, Oratory M TltW Front St MTMonM. Sm«h Donok) J PM - lor J M. IM McLean SI Legal Continues allt to now Into the on page B6 , Lake "Unless we can stop the sllution of the 2M Low Ir—on »M tona Btwich »3» Long •ranch 2M Long •finoh »M Lew •twwn lake It will never be t otnor Prononna llmimri •> Uaal Local Roquromonlo Many •it* hawa boon impcovod by removing a vtauat barriar and tnn iA» no PUnnng board ol in. Or, or Long branch no. m otrtaw* th* City HmHa. Ooaan Avanwo i« vata invMlmanl. imperative that we atudlad tho araa and mod* recommendation, concerning a re- tt* north to aouth artarial ftoult. Bro*dw«y M> th* mafor *Ml io *Mt Condiuona inat DOM a ttwaot to th* tiabtuty and anhanoamanl ol thc protect area, and Introduction artanal atraat. Cofhwiori aro atrt«*> earriar* o* mtraslty WaNw flow. tha City t planning obtootlvM MN bo roplooad and/or Improwad Wlh stabilize upstream, naCrrfCounod at lha Or, ot Long branch two. not Under Hoar Jereay 40U-K l ia 11.12. a Matflaon Awonwo and L*t*d tVaal ar* ciaMWad aa local atraata. t\*w and poarUva dowtopmant to anwra rowltalUatlon Ham 0a- and this $500,000 ap- murJcipoWylalurlnrliaJU-OOUrmlna it ahomd tM pomtotf out thai Ooaan SouivMrd haa |uat raoonnv Wopmani woutd (noludo: It ot the baghted woo M • mfto boon oampMod up to JoNna AMnua from tha Monmouth ftooch Wian. qii*nty dtnrog. maOhim danalty or high MM propriaton will fund comply ami eSe reourremenu ol N J IA. «0 SO Jl 10 - TM purpooo ol IMe doeumoM » la bordar. Tha fundtna tor tho oampiation of Ooaan ftoutevaid n«i parhing and raeroatteral tooNKtoa W*. THIMFOMTH IT OMMINI0 tiMCH Council ot M the planning tor the iBdavotapinaril of en eree mot •• boon aoprovad and cor>Mrijc«on la aapactMl to star, in Octotoo.. -•nd UM Plan: the first six steps to City o« Una branch M Moot wealed wool ol Oooan Avonuo. eeuth ot Madreon. norm of Lerrd iWM Tho oowptoaon of Ooaan •oubward wW than aarw* aa lha achieve this end." •oMOfi 1. A ramwjloaminl puntot in o Moor Broadway ond o •treat end teaal ol Ocean touroverd. now phie no MOOrornlii lot major north to aouth artarial MraM provkUng aooaaa to lh* P.o|*ct Ooaanfront arM >• to Miimbia paroala ol land thai ar* madid for portton ol the ocoentront aree M ItoiotnobOM doocrlbod. which i. lino, ol LOU 115 ol MooH 1*4. Ana radawlopinant and to provtda alandarda and osntrot* for i m- The Monmouth attached hereto am Moorpor.ud hOfoln by reference, IO hereby Two r.iH.aUpm.nl pun tar no LOOJer brooowoy Ocoanrronl Waiabonawp to Looal Ptannlrtt OwfcUvaa dawotopmam Thia plan ahaR m**t certain obtoottvM. including but County Senator had adopted by wo City Council ol mo Cily ol Long branch Prolocl Aroo Ototernarlaj rotor red 10 a* the "Protect Area)" i. no — Land Ua*. no. limitod to. th* *noourag*mani of high quality public im- Socuon 2. Wop.allr. Tho remainder ol OH otner aecuone ond TtttP^tw%m<>toolLa*itov**aQ9>tnMt9oommmn4 provawnnat, th* croalton of now opponunlHM for vtaoto Monomtc sponsored language In BU itaoaAaotaioaoailldk Aoi MaA ^ * * * — —— **M*ji»J __^i_ » _ — ^ ^jy . ....- M 'OdOMUBmoM ol tho proton oroo apMAc daaign or tor ih« ftotaci Arati. mawad. daMfopmant. and th* protoctwn of th* am* from blighting m- MHIopVaVSapaWlV tff Ulaj • 'Ur 9i v I WrPDOfja OvOlnatnC* II4H •pvClTIC the Joint Appropria- Doacrtpuon ol tho ProMcl Aroo a ganarMtag*Mtadd ooooiocoMo o land ua* la propoaad undat OMndod by Mo ordinance OHO* ramem In hill lore* ond erlecl Tno Proloci Aroo Io o km btoeh aroo Ihot it looaud otong Iho oool- Section 3 Inconiliunl Ordtnanooa All ordinance. Of poru rSere- tho City's Mtutar Plan far thw m*— The lorgael vacant poroM in no Prolocl Area I. no Oerflold Peru tions Committee oomrw ooMMn ot aha City oiftara no Atlantic Ocoon « bordorod on Th* rtdaiialopmanl nonaapt m oonafbinl with th* Maatar Man in IU North ol Iho Oertieid Park ana.aj ine dotorloroud South ol irnoiiilol.nl e«h no provtelone ol duo ordlnoneo oro Hereby tho Pool Tno Pratott Aroo tor mo lodo.alnuinanl plan orKomp if ih* tii.uaaiT.ain araa by providing • eVoedvray/Modleon Avanue block The propom Land Uee Plan Mil which made available repealed oo to ouch Inoonelalency. •Heko IWlHlMIH llaa Ptotact boundary Map f anrbH t lor Socaon 4. iBWOblWii. H ony oocaon. paragraph. oubdMoMn. — aa a buffar ion*. etuact a high ouauiy davenpm.nl that Motudoe el leaet too ol the 1900,000 for Deal Lake ua lot ond bloc* numban). of foaoMna ueas ratoi), how Javlllpm.iM and riiHinoal. n ol DM ordinance onM bo adrudged maalM. ouch Tho aroo la aanaially cnaroelartaad ao o daurlorotod ond rgndaajn in the 1985 fiscal year. •canon ehaS apply only Io no lacoonaoctaon . paragraphparagraph . aubdMorontubdMoWn. *. •n tntontHv* oomm*fci*l (*- The mefor pubHe improvamanl la a one-hall mwa ped- ra or nravtown ao edpjogad end the remainder ol mo ordinance ol thotrly. Many avuMurao am HI a doaporau naod ol major in an eMrlan/bikaway promoned* connoctjng to Monmoun County'e However, the funding bo doomed vow end eflecave. i hloht Ocoontroni Pork end th* emuaamam area. The vehtcuiar trBfltc vrm »eeenting fomondoue IQIII 1 knpoct on Me th* araa' Tharatora. th* ovoralt popu be gredualty ra^lracMd to no ebon to bo oomptotod Oooan was vetoed by the Ulebng Condraona f aay *Md Boulevard Governor, and "we snse-sn - bueang Land Uee Penorno - Tromc/Tionopiirawer In order to aeaure ino quality ol the beecntioni development, once ATA nHiMpU Protect Aroo. _ ^ Th* Protecoj*ctt ArAraMa lte ladetoMtodd mIn ihthe* 'WaterfronWatorott MMial PrC-1 sontone* JINWI C HFUK lomrty cdwemnte can be ipitied in tha areaoa. CommarclaCommt t tentodd uee In or*)*r la cr*at* a now _iw*iap*iiQj*t itv* r*do*r**opm*fit plan dwrttst aaubkahod by tha City ot Long Branch TMa lonmg claaal- dents who live In the n aMracttv* p*d*AN*n/brktMrtyy. furtdu a for wn-ch htw* neatton «w aalabliahad to anoourag* high quality waiarfront eom- area surrounding the OuUdinga auo Creole ovary >v*d ihrouah t O AAct— gr*nt. ' " iratopmanl auoh u Mtlng and dnnhing MO^OWAYOCtANfMONT « Th* oorfrifi*nl impr*akHoti Of Id* p«*oJbWt ***** I* wi . WHI M lake, and they want TAHI 0* COHTINTt ait. Mth lha poumui berng ddiraWpiJ into en enroc in KM avM to b*> raOwaiapad. that* *•• an adaquata * aupply o* ZofMrwDtotrtot HC-9 Wtltfiioni Mil pwmlHwl uMi PogaHO dovotopmonl It ia aleo in mo area omara one ra rnoi poiabibUU MMarM . ThTho •»•* (a aawdd by tUMinUM a awrm and aanitary Parmrttad Uaaa: Ooaanfronl mlot roaidanllal un'ta. ho* action taken fait. The incomoatlW*. non-coo»ormrfto or uftttghtty IMM Of nnwm Of aawora. M wtn m gm and atMttie utwuaa Tn* laat Motion oi tho tola, towav apajrtmantoi oattftg and Governor hat in- 2 OaaoTlpbln ol the Protect Area Ou« to tho tnoompMlMo INN HIM currontty utM, m b OOMn BotMWBoutMbWdd o*n*traio M•Ml atoetoo impoImprov*e ono ofl nlhao majmotoo r OfinlipnQ *<"M>l>l*on*A*Blie* 4mOMl# r*- hav« boon wibioctMl ovw tho yotrt io v«c«ncy and 3 brotlna Condition. •*w*> MOO* *n ma •. tnera li a Miarlhood thai oome un trade obiroe lloo loc 20-1 Ml dicated that despite — litbni Und Ueo miking mis • bUflhtOd «TM. roparre may bo noooooory in eo N I. anticipated thai BB Conditional Una — IMBdng BuHdlng Condiliona Tht* ir«« M II fjofO 10 CM r*v>toUod «•«, now lypM ol 0Mip«Wi» e roeult ot tho Noer Oooon » eonetruoban, " •oo. ton i Public UWKtee hit veto of W00.0O0 in — EUOUng Stroeto end Traffic Patterne b hll i * tfttirr MM bo aipondad to • imium Lot Area 3 ecree (112,000 ao. HI the slate budget he 4. Wola.on.lip to local Planning ObUctMe to in* auf'ownding eomr loo it (ioe lea. ttaMMHii. -LondUoo — En.tt.na •uttdtaQ C il and Community Paclllftao Minimum Lot Ooplri 100 II. (lee too JO-a JtKoHl I will now sign my ap- — Denelly ot Population Ono motor problem in no project area i. tho ealMng bt Tho r.d.i.lDcmenl plan eilllBlll|IBaBBeee l on aggraa.ll v publiblic Maa Covarega All It proprlatlon for — TraMc/Tranoponatton condttrcne. An Inepeoaon In Nevambar. IH). by no City a provemaM aragratn M order lo enhanoo me anvrronmonl tor new — Pubbc Ullll.ll mepacNon Drvleron wdlcoue that about 70 peroent of art abi dovllopntam inrBBbnente rn the Projact Araa. Planned phyeical Mil* 1500,000" — Public Improvamanu/Wocraatlonol and in the protect aroo ere In poor condition (loo Quoting improKOmenu (lee I«r4brt 4|. tncrudo a new 1,100 tool promanado ion* Pallone'i appropria- condition mapl from Lorrd Itroot to Oeaen Terraee. «Mh VlelorUn oMa QBlBltn. ion.* A Ngnlbsanl lactor oonb-lbubng io no poor budding eon ' aubHc aaraing. The euaang a) Oeeinrrnnl Mia Wiildintal Unrta- tion will provide for and proper maintenance lucn o« nd me banoh and improve us 4«oruaoram«.lmumolelorleewlth end wooden oHIng. MrtH aleo be no hrat floor deotaned aaI perkini g erosion control work removed Io er*ae> more pubac bsaah area. Ocean vraara from Me Legal Continual on pige B8 for the lake's

EXHIBIT 1 'IP Project Boundary Project area B8 The Daily Register MONDAY. OCTOBER I. 1984 24* M. Camari Aid sought Ut MowmoiiMi County Ma Mew—iHH Cowtt, i*» Mowmouth Count. Moiimoyth 4MSHM CONTIN St Proapacl Ava ISCC to fire units Popony. Char* .VfiSL. ~ St WaaMngton t IHImlll Ava n tuawd fw. ta John sit 31 Park Ava 2 IW M Van Brunt. Kalnryn 31 Merlon SI TRENTON - A bill meM>.Mm» OM. • » L Aft f •Mwn! Laylon N. Dtnoman. Sandra 23* Spring SI Apt fE-l 22 Shuaitmy Ava Apt. It atMotySl that wold permit Hai- McCanVay Mara 17 Spring Tar, Apu It Martard PI Apt (101 ISHaBySL asiSprmg SI Apt at-D TaMra. Frantkn U aini'iH. Ava. M and other muki- Von MOM DMI SMMa. JamaaC I ta Spring SI Torraa. Oanovaba 102 anrawabury Ava a PJvonWa Ava. paliUet to increase DWTMCT »M OM. >« Tarroa. MedaMa 7FMaaPM their annual ap- Cnmwl. Carol M Torraa. Mcaroo iSKssstSKy: : rfMttPW. I. Bavarty J. Oraaoa. Vivian O Tramu. MMinda II LocoM Ava. rPaasaFtd propriation* to their Huaaard. Paw L Tramtu. I II Locual Ava lit •>>• Pom FW volunteer (ire com- NMKJuir.MwU, H MoOunjjainaa M tyr M LacuM Ava. ll7BUOkPoMFM KM Cyn«>laA 3M Broad St Apt lit it Martard PI Apt St-A 11 y»n""i a Ava panies has been in- Stump. Haw M Scn.aa.a. AuguM F. Jr. 34 t. Bargen PI ttLS t4 Kvar Si Apt B Slump. Jim van SruM. Mary Jana 30 Molly Pitcher ... VarWouan. I»-C TmonAva troduced In the As- WIN. DHna It Molly Pilcnar VMege DM. • • DM. «S Alman. Jaaua M. U7F»var SI sembly by As- CaHray. HMan 2t Rjvaraida Ava Apt. 14-K Kady. Marts. semblywoman Jac- CaHray! Rooart as fWorildo Ava Apt S4-K Breaka. CoMna J. Cmuon. wutrado iso-B Monmoulh It SroMa. Sandra K. at» I aurnnn Ava. queline Walker (D- 134 Bodman PI Crudup. OavM MUM vanVacnan. Mary J. Monmouth and Foawonh. Ann B atFavoraUeAva Apt lie Oavarrtt. Kalhryn M. OM «4 Forman. Murray Oroaa. SyMa at PMraido Avo Apt. It-a Ouon. Loura A. I Carman PI. Kirwan. KaMn at fVroraida Avo Apl a3-N Oova. LaanaC. St Tutor. Avo. Komay. snuaS- tuumim M Bank SI TM, Many A Paroi. Ely 141 Monmouin SI. Kama,. imi i Ft The bill, A-2W7, Taub. Rabon IMmCl OuUaa. SoniaN 14S Monmouin Si 3IOapm Ava Lana. Amy • Tumor. Mary A. 1U LaaMWi Cl. Spoorl. JoaMo O 122 Rrverwde Ava as w. SunaM Ana. would increase the MlaaportCt. watan. Mary c 78 PMeraldo Ava Apt ISO at** SunaM Ava.- WaMi. Robari 72 Rrvereide Ava Apt 190 NMvaa. Victor amount a municipality DM. »t Parkar. KaWi may contribute to fire SBCST" DOB. Sandra 211 Mama Ava. Paaraan. Jonph f 244 Ihrambury Ava. Oaaparm. Mwrad S 210 Broad SI as CkapM Ava K districts and volunteer taMapMAva IOS»varSl ' HuajMa. Maaalm aio Broad SI IJtPivar SI fire companies from John. Bonnie C 44 Wavarty PI. WIMami. Oaorgo • 4/W. I M5.000 to 166.000 an- SWort. OomMck V iwdi. Muaaaa J 78 Monmoulh tl OM. »ia Sutara. Jean •4 Brood si nually. Monn. Barbara M ill WMapor»| PMaa Or. MoOram. Franala M Ardray. Linda aa Trambarulo. Aiwa aOkMng PI Savarniia. Francao iis Ill mumming PMaa Or EnoalbracMl, John OM. «r 245 Sluewaoury Avt Gordon. Vlckl K. H Tooar MM Dr. The bill also raises •coll. John D Sraaar. AKana atS S Paarl SI Oordon. wawi C. M Tovrar Km Or tromtU.0ntotM.0B0 MMM,C«lM Oraon. Kannain E 2J7 Shrawabury Ava. 17 Dm PI. Mlcm. Do*, L VprnvU, WWr O laW> the additional annual I. ST voy, wQisMi w 14 I. SunaM Ava Morgan. Maraaral B 41 Urn PI Jarlaraontvocy wiQfiM. Daryi l r 47 E Wllkliai Ava Poora, nonaWK appropriation per- I Cindy Ann Or MoaMar. Mauraan F 45 Drummond Avo. Condtno. Judtm as Adam Or ia I Waatatda Ava •0-B Throctmorlan Ava mitted for each dis- Mania. Oor.a J 24S Shrawabury Ava. WaMr. Saroara 70 Undan PI. . Vama las Alamandar Or trict or company, aiS Mlahaal Or 84 w Bargan PI WaJMr. Meaart 70 Undan PI. PaBOrSOn. Carol L. IS Orchard Rd DM. »• Watkar. noun L when there arc more IS Orchard Rd •M A.lnu. 224 Shrowebury Ava. Apl •» MD BANK WHO Blanalay. JwlKn L tt Horborl SI than three districts or Carmona, Jooa A St Brldgo Ava. DM. »i companies In.the mu- Cravdar. Jaaapn 224 Shrawabury Ava Arvanwa. SamuM J 7 uliiini ii Api aPMtro. Cindy its Chaatnul SI Bowdan, Lraa 10W liyatUd nicipality. Howatl. Dav.d C 40Flana>PI. WPlauo. Sal Sruan. Tammy M. Ill Rtvar Rd lot Chaatnut SI M WMMnMon 81. Mayor. Mlahaal T HIMvarlW. Fafroomo. Frank J. U LaWilon Ava. Corwin. Judy Ann 4 CratapptaLana 1ft Throckmorton Ava. Fa*, beliaai M. 41 LOCUM Ava Contfn, Pjobart 4 Critippu Lana The increases would Faai. Sandra T It LOCUM Ava Fradanakaon. Oary j 4* FU« SI. PO So. 411 be phased in over a Carvalho, Una ". SI Washington 81 F>aMHn. WWam 21 tail SI Fradarleuon. Sharon L Cramar Thomaa A. M Waaaca II Apl N OanoyOaoy. Oaaa MLocuelSl Apt 1110 Kannady. PMrld* O three-year period. OaMnanly. Mionua K Jr. afv Worlrtloy ftt OOloaraan . DaaD n MichM. WaJWr S lAuMaLono DaMianly. Nancy L. M Worliuay It WLocualAvo McCanhy. Wayno 0. S Crabappla Una Flaanar. Cora M • I vVaaninfllon SI a* j 141 CalMrlna Si MoCanhy, walum t Craaoppw lana "Haslet and other Mo.no Una M Protpacl Ava Hamm. Tia 145 Conarlna SI 14 Oakvnod Lana municlpalltea would Kainv Kalhryn Harrn. Aloarl 224 ShrawttHuy Ava Sparnal.tnon.aaP I) PW SI. 14 Ulanlon Ava SuppM. MKhaM O MAtanSI. Karchol, W Brandon NUMaiPi Jauagn. Irla S like to increase their Kinchalow. Cathykim Jaekaon, HaHy 14 LoiaAlon Ava Taftmondo. Camma M Marion SI Jaekaon. PairKia II tillon Ava. contributions to their nunyon. Ralph A. HI M Wauaa si »PI c (ally. Morgan! I It tinon Ava. OM. 1 fire companies be- 112 Harrlaan Ava 14 lawjMan Ava Durko. MWhaal S. as I. Kvar FU . Apl 1 laundon. Antonla 118 Marnaon Ava. cause the companies Baafaikftdi SI Lalonlon Ava Chtnay, Albarta St I. PMr M. M Undon PI Jahnaon. C*H H J24 SnraMtHiry Ava Daoar. Nancy H. Lagal ConUnua* mIrTimOflaj. ClttVfM# a VMM ti need to make major 202 MaonanK SI. at* SKravaaury Ava DOfftOfBlitt WiHiom Jonot, PaulM I0S S. Kw Rd. on page B8 purchases of new equipment." Walker

CONTINUED anrr. ealino and drinking aal . -IVt Monaa or M rl. FMaa Ira* a V arSSIl 6) Tov/ara apu. and Mm Qroaa HaBHaMo Floor Saa Ooeanfronl Ml* _. Sacuon 20-t t HaWa S Malall So* 20-13 t* """ •|Or ma maaimum raquframarrt dapanding upon Iha typo el uoo under Sac 20-t 2 and 20-11 Sue Plan Actual dovakjpmani of mo prcpaniaa ww bo aulp»i lo normal ana plan approval with a preference tor a unique Victorian eening for commercial uaaa. hoajla, raaUantlal unite, retail ehope end roa- taurama. while eaprolUng me ocoonfronl vlewa. Vaneuene from the Iheme may bo permitted but muM be apecincee, naiad and eub- mmad to the approving agency. Promenade. A key ingredient ol the victor ten aancepl wW be me ono-haM mMa pronionodo ifttil will bordof tfio ODOafrn ond booch, wltofdino anpoC" lacular vlawa aa waa aa creeling people apace blMlin Ike new Bv#4op Tha r a dtracl and oulol Iha retail epeoee both pnyaKatly and .Hue*? in a link with Iha promenade Tha landecapMg and aenchee wHhln Iha prrvale denalapnianl araaa anouM bo arranged ao thai a vartaly of appall mg apacei la created Interior retell or aallng apecea anouk- — OwOHy w4ifi iho pfornonodo to os io ifMlwooO oport aVf uetno altracllva vendor carte ThO fOtfttl tpOOOI OhOuahouM bbOo Adaalgnad ao aa to parmn outdoor diniofl and •hopptntt during1 (Mdaya end evamnga whan waatner condition* p*rmn. roKowMa ithoe «vlelorlen thormra propoaad oaeun Cwit# lof uvtoo dminQ VWYSWOAW! p**i raatauram and bare, open lo the air. yet under roofa for protection (ram aun and rain. In addition, paved docka wta oafcjnd me reuni- tood araa Beyond iho buudmoa onto ma promenade neon. Provieiona tor Acquialaon and Haieaatan HoalaainBa I Land AowMawon Tho City ol Long Branch may acowra proper iiea In me Projecl Arod If may tir lubataniany improve a cehaalva and united araa of l dalarwilad

4wo awpifMod from ttwtf un.ia, dua to Ina roqWramanta ol th« fidiwtlopitionl Hin, ftnatrnoioi inoono wtiwi boiprovMad. Tha City alao • mal baaara flrma or im t*orii tnotr prowOiii focsrtion of oporoHon dwo to lfi# l Hil tt olfjndord oommofotol WuefatfM wNMn iho ffwOt ma in or naar ttv» profM) oroo thMl bo IdonUftod II is th» Cn> • inlontton to mooi ON of mo roqwtfomonli oa •pooMlod py fw in two form of >Mimnc« to tooato ond r otocotfi ttiooo portom CurranUy. IM City l • aKorl w»m varloua Btoenaurei _ »la avaworllly of raplacamenl unita or provWon of relocation fundo aa required by law. . iry io Maat Local FSaquuamonu Siraai OoalngK a lal II i>I propoaapropoaad Iihai mo totowMS MroMe will be oloaad or vacated, aa noted, upon oomplaoan el Iha final eacaon ol Ooaan Boufovard: -UntMttt i Laird Slraea end MadMon Avanua ISaa union I) Procaduraa tor Chongaa In Plan: Tha rafanalcamanl plan may bo amandad from mno Io wna upon oompHanop with iha raquiramanla of low. OCEAN PLACE PROMENADE OCTOMP. I 1144100 THE ATLANTIC GROUP

EXHIBIT — S PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT SCHEME LOWER BROADWAY OCEANFRONT

EXISTING /PROPOSED ROADWAY ABANDONED ROADWAY PEDESTRIAN ACCESS WATERFRONT MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT - ICOMMIKIAL . "UIDIMTIAL PARKING. fKCREATIONAL |

proptiad ay i loag brand, pia.airta dap) NUBBIN 11 Mala Wanted 31 HaipWlrtad SI Help Wanted Si HalaWaMarl BUS DRIVERS - - Pan]awa~J DISTRICT COMPUTER «a. 4-1 houre SPECIALIST - Dukee. to work FAS SHOP - Neede up-noaoh ORILL PERSON - Pua ama « WHY COULDN'T wan end doiialap individual am- eet up/operator Mual ba ktmiaar peri ama. Mwat ba experienced m >««• IK M newry I*. denl pfegrama Mual how N.J. " praeeea. brakea. rmg. • Apply in paraon for maarvtow B • YOU HAVE paiwmHIW N Femoua Raaajuranl. ITS Nov. Rd.. Prepane ioulpmant. Tlnton Broad St. Red Bank. srsLSRj: Feaa Caa tor MUHMlllOl 747-17M OROUNOS MAINTENANCE DRIVERS WANTED - Per pua LANOSCAPS HELPER FACTORY WORK - Loading •42-07 it aBarSpm ear A meurenoe. make good piaeoc macMnae Day A nlgnl 1. Long Branch money daay Apply m paraon Can OSB-otw. •si-OMi ahitu. S4/hr to alarl Merlboro HAIRORESSSRS - Oreet op- only Red BBan k Puiuiaa IItt N arae Caa4»1-»giS portunity lar wonted hair ekjRM CARPENTER - Pua ama. Ea- Bridge AveA . ReRdd BBank FACTORY WORKERS - with foHowtng lor Ffttv HBVOll naad. Turn and frame work. •42-M3I Full/pert time, kghi A woodwork eree Can S33-3234 _J A laaaianuaa DRIVER — wanted far Mower eaeembly. peckr- SlO/hr Ca> S42-471S anop Tuea. Thura. • Sal to 5 CARPENTER-* mi.ni> — *•• IIH'hr Mual be to or otder S4 SO-SS SO per hr phjebenetne mg Red Bank aree OaaV porionood UuM Mee end able to drrva atandard Irene- Sleedy Cea 544-0U0 fl^iM*on Ptaaaani #trr>oa#h#ra am, Ceat7i-ieoo mieeum Caa 7M-4MS FARM WORKER - Perl of rue 7411772 Allat B. It2t»41 CARPET INSTALLERS ORIVER INSTALLER - Fun ama ama. vagataefee Caa «4 444t. HALL AIDS- Imrnadiata open- One of NJ a lar gaol compenya la or a4B-4iM Full dey Contact principal a helpful Caa MJ-SS44 looking tor aap mecharaca Muat FLORAL DESIONER Xa tor an appkeabon. Mad havagwn leala t van EHC pay • DRIVER-TOW TRUCK/AUTO Muat be eaperienoed Bank Regional High School. 101 baneMa lor Iha right people BOOY PERSON - Needed tor Cea741-2«aSor 7I7-I1I5 RHMO Rd. Little SUvar. NJ PteeaacomaciMr Bahm. Carpet buay ahop Mual hava awn toola. OTTja M2-B900 Deednne dele Buyata Oudal. 07H410 For more information caa 7(7-3400 FREELANCE September 14. igg4. SOS. 2411 CASHIERS/STOCK CLERK — HOUStKEEPINQ ft onmort Classified Part wne hour, eiranabla. Llbarel DRIVERS WANTED — Oetfver RETAIL ARTIST DIETARY AIDES M/F CONTINUED PKene54linO Da»S10Ay.Ta»PM IMureaytlOAM 1ollH»M morning m The Daily • Sunday RegaMar •2 Sinner,' paper route in your ana. I neede en experienced (mm 3 Applications now being I. Jr. Ml igzaK& nionay and poaatbto bonwa yra) layout arkal to work in- accepted tor lull 4 part i. John P »st 1 Halp Wanted CLERK TYPIST — Anawera p-itea tor pan-aftta work It you houee becauae ol incraeaad re- time employment Please WCrowtordlt 17Monmou phonea Sand raauma to Clerk loll volume Mual be evallable on .. liar. SMUyA 74 Barker Ave TypkH Paaman. Electro Impulaa a random achedule to euppre- apply In person Corwuriue.Corneke D* Borough, and ma Borough aba* Leboralory. PO Boa S70. Red Freehold. Marlboro. Ooeenpon. menl preeenl alaff during peak Broohdale Nursing Coafurlua. Ptoranca ba oalTgalad lo levy ad rttoierti Bank. NJ 07701 Equal Op- Long Branch. Rumaon. MkWto- Made Cell Mr Cohen al Cea. Luberthe leiee upon ai uta leaaata prop- 6 Lost and Found knmediete openKig Mud beportunity Employer town. llokndal. Wlckalunk. Kay. Center. 3325 Hwy. 35, tereated in etoedy employ •42-4000. En. erty withm Via Borough lor the •100 RCWAPVJ - il-mo-oM pori or Meaa.en aoo-«J-oa60 • 30-10 30 am HailBI 284-5800 &a 121 Oewtord Si PWIM ol MM otegeeone and gray 6 whita hitwn Loot m vtcm- CLERK - Vary heavy lalaplicna Ton Free or «77-4222 -' lypmg • HEATINO-AIR CONO-SMSST 41 Created Si mtereel tharaen wwtoul Mrm- Ity of tth 4 Ptno Sta, Unton DRV WALL TAPERS - A «n- Ed.ua! Opply Employer takon ol >«ta or amount. Baach PIIMI caH 2»1-2S47 MSTAl MECHANIC - Mm mMt- u Botenaw >» cnon 0 Thre bond ordi- onteci Ben Reeaai. _. aal Reply to PO. Boa 3S3. PULL TIME- Floral davgner. ane* ahaN lake afiaci twenty FREE FOUND ADS Panaac. 3a5 Broad SI Shrarraamy. 07701 eap only SO Hra'weak. Ptoware 11 Bokyiew Ave Bank 741-S1S0. Kirkpelrick, Dana 41 C 201 doye altar ma Aral pubk- Ae a aanrica lo our community. Landie.Llnde cabon thavaef altar final paaaaaa Tha Deny Rogliia, la oUarmg a UTO BODY REPAIR PER NOW HIRING ELECTRKAL SUB-CODS OF- Naatotie. Rucnaiia FREE »-kne>0UND ad lor 4 SON/TOW TRUCK DRIVER - real aalato office Houra horn • FULL TIMS - Eapar M Salahaw AM daya under our Loal A Pound *d for buoy eftop Mual •S p.m Men Fri Appkeente FICIAL — With DC A Hoanee PUte. Iroduced September 2k, ___ own tooH) For more mfor- anouM hava a plaaianl lato- Pan-eme. Helmdel Twp. Call meker LuH> a Famoua P IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ill CiewlorO SI B4B-Stn ill Crawford si The •a your maaon can 717-MOg 531 7733 mini, Raberl P 7 Crawford SI kl 1 SS04I honeary 4 out do Ha pan m find- AUTOMOTIVE — Werefwuee ea- EXERCISE INSTRUCTOR - PERMANENT POSITION UNION BEACH tha orhginat o^anar > prekarrad Ti FULL TIMS SMIPPINO CLERK - people to atari work imrnadlaaHy aManl. tor Fortune SOD paml — Hghl Wing B-4 30 Cell DkM # I 3 uaatsA-lTOO company Ground Hoar op* far interview Can ST1-2J00. Sapananca " local company. No ea- Browne. Dana ittu-7taf S» Leriaard An BLACK S TAN - Female Aua- porturuty Parted lor female or CLERICAL - Eaa. ekwe lor ea- 7S047M or Schorten. Wllme F Ul Cofumew AM . :e waa mtroduoeaat redular trellan Tarrwr Loal Frl nighl al mala Mudanl Koure ne.ibte el M7-211I ORAPHtC DESKIN STUDIO - Scheaen. Mack 700 B,OOk Ave meeting of the Board of Com- Menmoiim County Man. waarlna Saake highly mottvetodepp for mlaatenara at me Borough ol worker Banue for tna beet Can EXPEP4ENCEO FLORA* OE- MM Brook Aw no co«er If found pleaaa cai have velid NJ koenae with good daya 7S7-MO0. Evee 707-SS43 StONER - Pan etna Thura . Pri paeto up. type apec. etc Oreet J1200/MONTH TO Tonka. Deborah 713 Columbia Ave. 574-2051 Oaya. or 444 nSO arier drrvmo record Call Mr Ptopa> or wnvwrWiniiy. Traoey. Jamae 25. 1BS4 and wet be oonalderad Mtora 12 or alter 7 p.m A llakaaia Buay narw A Oin START 713 Columbia M Mr ORani to arrange muxvtew Shop Apply In pereon Koch OFULL PERSON fOI Trappy, HUllM 713 Columbia Ava. tor final paaaage el e raajular Far interview can meeting of Ihe Boerd of Com- POUND - Smea biack temeu STOCK CLERK Florlal. IS70 Hwy 30. MKXH. CAFETERIA easedent benenia 713 Columbia Av. no weak andi Caa S70—4B47 Traoay. Suaon 711 Cotumtxe Ava miaaionoTotobo hard dn October dog Shadow Lake arae Young. BACK HOE OPERATOR - COACHS — Saiketbaa lor am 671-6556 B, 1SS4 al S » p m al me Men- was-mannered Light blue cedar reded lor long term work. Mual • boya Home Contact OeiNa mouth Baach Borough Haa. 22 Caa S42-0O4O Of 741 SOW aaparlenieepaacaJJcelHTtWTJoj c , Akamai, ctiariee MO lomterd Ava. Baach Road. Monmouth Beech. Academy. Llncrofl S30-t»43 Auoreei. Mergoret 300 Loriaerd Ava. POUND — Small ton t wfwa 71-SOSS 707 Second Si female dog. Doreatl Perk area. COLIEOE STUDtNTS - Part SurtherdL Kenneei I .Jr. 4ig Loralard Ave Bonnie O Moore reoenBy hod puppiee. very Flealbte acheduiea. eauntar 4 Surkttetdt. Lmde 4KLoreierd Avo BoroughPark panao caa sri-gsilg NUR»N of tha homo Moving cannot take Ci lared tuncllona Including collec- MVStCUUB • KWCAl nCHWCUW • l«DIMl KCWTAWEt, sic 111 Florence Ava. Apt 01 " inlareatadcl" aon. credit approval, paymeni Borough ol Monmoush Baach .n 747 SMa Jf RSEV SHOD* SAVINOS *" County ol Monmouth and appkeaaen and aeoount ,ec- Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters In this Candaurla. Mary t Haul SI LOST - •» PERSOWKL oncweaon Salary com. Oabonia. CamWo 171 Sydnay Ava • o* Mo* Jwsay (not laaa MS-1000 DIRECTORY, and plaaae mantlon Tha Register. than 2/3 of aH iha mambart Ml on Oceen Ave . Sea I meneurale wtih abMtly end ex- U4 Pool* Ava Equal Opply Employer M/F perience Send reeume arirn c 1>S Morningaide Ava tharaof atlMmaUvaty concur ring) mat BARTENMR/BAHMAID eatery Malory 10 p o Baa 520 211 Bank SI Red Bank. NJ 07701 Ann Bom,. Barbara C »8oMMr Or Soctton 1 For iha rosurlactng LOST DOGS - Large. Mack and Dkwia Fierier. RN Mf. Paiwyatf/Mra. SbliBwl ol a portion ol Harbor Way. aH ol Can IB4-37H Controaar Director of Nuraing Scanna. JoaapNna MoSMnota S41U4I Opply Employer MS Stone Rd Toco Avanua and an ol James Young lama . _ LT NUPaMS. BPS. CLIFFOIDE HEALTH CARTCENTER ivERVtaVr MSOKIAL CENTER Piaca, Ihsra la horaby «p- Fane area Reward 5421413 Schonen. Jec«ueline II Heckdman SI •k CROSSING GUARD APPLI- BotMltan. Sharon T. 11 Heekelmen St atod Iho aum ol BARTSNDtR/BARMAID . NJ onto 00, Mid sum toatno, m- CATIONS — Now being re- Sloeum, Dorothy Can «71>T4l aWar li_ ceived Inquire. Lltae Silver (Nl) M0-S422 100* Edmunda Ava ciusiv* ol atl appropriations harotoforo mado morolor and in- Ponce Dapl . tab Proepecl Av- Buoh. lorana J mo naranaa Ava. LOST OAT — dark alripao going enue. LlWa Saver. NJ 747-eaoo Carhoon. f Mry 700 Ennui Si cluding iha sum of S3,MO 00 as grey OMar lemele Wart on ear BOYS/QIRLS Camaun. Patrick F 700 Eignia SI Iha downpaymoni lor said rs- Wearing white flea collar Loal •b»awli Fyehkyi. RN •urlacing ol a pornon of Harbor th thru 10th grades DELIVERY/CLERK - Retail Curia. JudHti E •07 SI John. Ava vicinity QHreapte * Clay. Fair a m Lang Branch Can WCAFT" Coneetyee Earl •01 SI JonntAva Way. aH ol Tocci Avonuo and an WORK APTER SCHOOL S SAT 222-1307 • OF SOUTH JERBtY *C BAYIHORE 'cO&SS.T'r^O Conk. Tina M 143 Hanry SI ol Jessica Piaca raquirad by law 6JO-71«J ASHY EARN M0 TO MO •44 Breed St/PO Baa PAM 7t7 Norm Boera 1»«H Crui. Malchor Mr •» Nmlh SI and now avaMabta tharator by WEEKLY NO TRANSPIR- DELI LUNCHEONETTE - Part M Sank. NJ 07701 IMMteM. NJ 077*1 5'sSrpTj.OTTC Out. MaKhor M •30 Null) St vtflua ol proviatona in a budgat LOST - Mala dog (BrandyI Juno ATION NECESSARY. HOW- time paewona aven Pktaaam al- IK") ESI-IBM (»oti ria-aew 1101) all IBM Eaan. Robert 224 Park Ava. or budools ol iho Borough is. Mailet/Keenaburg eraa Me- VER YOU MUST LIVE IN Hal. Frank 504 Poota Ava provtousTawouay adoadoptap d dium alia, while with brown apot KEANSBURO, PORT MON- prap Caa 747 12»J Baclion 2. For iha financing of on lefl ehauMar Brown marklnge MOUTH HAZLST AREAS THIS Johnaon. Corrina 2M Park Ava. OEUVERV PERSON WANTED - aaid raautiacing of a portion of on lace Pieeae caa 7S7-BS1I ar S NOT A PAPSR ROUTE POR Tad Roeenaera. E»ea Otr Johhaon. Thomaa w 2M Park Ava. Perl erne nlghla Muat have own Oaaakji af Nutamg lamar. Laona A. 219 Campbaa SI Harbor Way. aH of Tooel Awjnua 204-3134 REWAROISS MORE INFORMATION CALL ACTIVENURSINO CAP.E AFrOUNO TIN OLOCK and aH of Jawica Maca. and w LOST -2 542 MM MR TAYLOR - -pply in peraon Lulgia 477 MONMOUTH NURSINa 0AM. INC Lowney. Jamaa E 801 Dock SI • Rd. Haatot 4M New SruneMU Ava. CONVALESCENT CENTER Lynch. WUkem P 011 Bay Ava mm* iha part of M«J 1*0.000 00 Black, white 4 len outer Ti Perm Amboy. N J OOMI IT Weat F.enl Smtet Memrvaau. Thomaa 1» Floyd Ava. appropriation not mat by Mtd DELIVERY HELP — Apply Bridle 2t» Sam Ovenua ladSankW, . NJO77HJBTFOO i Fane aree. naer Pky Reward IMtlSiMaoo Long Branch. NJ 07740 MeOrogan. Joan C 1003 Fkxanca Ava Caa 741-1001 A Lethem FlorlaL 4 W FronI SI ItOI'II T474f.«04f 4 2MBayvla»Ava of tho tDrowgh aach lo ba Known 74I-17S0 (20t| lit OOO Torraa. Prank 1240 FUranca Ava aa Variout improvamanl Bond . LOST - M ale dog. 10 yae. • old. Triad. Donna PJ ara haraby authoruad to ba *- BanH-type Conor la light Ian •a. Kaanaburg. Sect DELIVERY PERSON - Mual •uad m iha principal amount ol Named Butch Heitet vicinity havaee oowwn c car Good pay NtgMa nH,iaburg. Melawan. Heitot and A waaaanwaaaandde Cere-Mia a Pine, Ackarmen Enaan I2O> Union Ava 447 500 00 purauanl to Iha Local 2a42S4l arier a _ Leonardo Eaoetlenl eernrnga inao AckCrman. Todd 1205 Union Ava Bond Law. conaiiiiwuon S LOST — While ~ Leborador and a chance to en priree end Winao EgHnloMcx. Francta M7 Aumack Ava 40A M to 4OA2-M «t tha Ha- Aneware to Ihe nemo ol Caaey ripe Cea •00-142 0S50 TM Egtenuwiu. MUdrad W7 Aumack Ava vtaad aialutaa of Naw Jaraay In Prea ar ST74M2 RSCVTIOWST - PuHanon. CHana M 700 Sydnay Ava Loal m vicinity of Mlddtolown. antwtpauon of ma taauanca of Notify owner it lound 741-4423 adad. ovjlOjomQ por* (tOl| JMana. InWy 041 Jaraay Ava ausn bonda and to tamporamy BROILER PfRSON •on aaakkaaprngarvTcMMalee- -finfii; Mama. Oenry •MHv/y it w* aaW raaurfacirta of a por- TEHNBCO TIE TAC - Pound in parience praferied Wai I.em Rood. Cheryl A. •M Marnrnaaida Ava _ ol Harbor Way, al Tha raturfac.ng wwumvat County realdancy raquirad 01 a portion ol Harbor Way. all ol MRS. SLYVIA Apply 10-4 Mon .Frl. Monmouth Mary Bam Hrrka. PJf Tocct Avanua and aH ol Jossica 6 Loal and Found County Peraonnal. HeH of Re- al TI ptoy ntai it Coordervitor Ptaca haraby authorijod and for PSVCHIC READINGS • Spec* Now*! corda. Main St. Freehold DEBORAH rllART A LUNO CENTER iha financing ot which Mtd obH- 775-9572 12 Traval Tiamponalion DISHWASHER * -' Pun lima _ is aro to bo taauad and tha Deya Apply in peraon The In- 15 wm BlbJan. N J. 17740 e. NJ OStlt amoum ol appropriation (or tha 10 locome>Ta» between Realauiant. W EngHen I00OI NMSI1. IM sama ara as follows Pleie. Red Bank IKI) Srt-0400 i For tha raaurtactng ot a por KEANSSURO -3 bedroom, UPMFISPEPeibN. JR. - Enliy good eree a525/mo * uw . no ?l Sutineea Service Orarang paaiuen tor Chri l.on ol Harbor Way. A ot Tocci 2? •JtleCretS Avanua and aili ooll JssaicJ s Waco pete Cell etlet« pm rS7-4»H eering FIRM Dubai m- tha Borough of Monmough drarhng1 generW omce, For Information on placing an ad In thla Baach tor tha aum ol $60.00000 12 Travel . valiad NJ l b) Tho aatimalad maKtmum ol Transportation EMM bond* or noMa lo bo lOtuOd (or Ncanaa FuH ima wwt benewe 4 DIRECTORY plaase call (201) 542-1700 •aid raaurfating of a portion ol DRIVER — Wla drrve your car to SH»aimh»n>il0 C«a dey work week Caa 0OS-OM7. Harbor Way. allot Tocci Avanua Florida 10/1* vary ri O nc Hepl between 2 t • pm and aH of jaaatca naco. rate Call S42-7S1B 54 Situations HHntafl HOTICI aaid reconatrucHon and repena •47,400 00 DfilVINO TO FLORIDA? — Need Femiw TOWNSHIP Of MARLBORO of (he aeawali along tha Anemic Id Tho aaumatad maaimum eomeone praterrabry with Van or 55 Silutlioni *anleo Uaie ZONING BOARD Oceen and to meet tha perl ol amount of ntonay to bo raiaad Truck to bring mlec Itome South 56 Siiualiont Wanted from aft aourcaa for aa*d ra- OF ADJUSTMENT aaid I ra 000 00 appropnebon Can S42-3OM or S42-2BO7 Malt/Fem4l« NOTICE OF •urfacing of a portion of Harbor not met by aaid downpayment. RIDS NEEDED Frum Ballord 57 CMOCaie/Nuriar, PUBLIC HEARING TO ADJOIN- negoueble bonda of the Borough Way, all of Tocci Avanua and -" to Jeraey City. Men.-Pri Win ING aach to be known ee Verioua of Jmica Piaca M tha Borough anare a«penaee Cell 4M02M ScnooK PROPERTY OWNERS mprovemanl Bond are hereby 140 000 00 ma auaat ih« IN THE MATTER OF Timothy i aulhornad lo be laaued m the tl Bulineu Opponunily Taraaa Barg ovar tha said Mimoatad m RIDE NEEDED - Irom Hermony prmcipel emouni of (44 400 00 K Montagn TO: Durauani to the Local Band Law mum bond* or nptoa tobtii- Ave lo Ben Leba Win ahare e« auod lharafOf bojnQ g ol a port* MMdtolown to Nawerk S30e Lawn Sarvlca ol Harbor Way. atTof Taool * Ceramic Tile poema tor every reeaon. a the leeuanee of auch bonda and to 4 20 p.m work emn can thoughtful am Cell Teiry PRUNING A CLEAN UP CUSTOM PAINTING ea. imarprataaan af ma Zon- to krmporerHy ananaa aaid re- •OM and aH ot Jaaatca P-aca 2g^-4lU after tpm ti MKcharOat lor Sa» Baction 4 Tha totlowini mai- 7471024 endacepmg/deiifln/mowing aanujitun Moore Peinta Quality ing, apaaw uaa parmH. ana pun. conetrucuon and reeeire of the U Oetaoe/Yaia Sa* NSW CiRAMIC TIL 11 RSPAMS 'eaocide apawetor MSJ4S Work/Riiiinakll Pruee Kale, Ufa varlanca rrom eaawaa along me Aeenec Oeaan tora ava harooy ordinance ara 73 MocfMiaryfwSak! Regoukng. reptaung k.lurea maured Cad 747 etu not currant •Mpanaaa and ara 15 Instruction 668 Fireplaces * • II Nuraerlea ew-OPOS Saclion(s) 503.0 ol ti.» negotiable notee of the Borough I* Rantl Sarnca meiee 530-7214 Marlboro TownalMp Zoning Ordr- m a prmcipel emouni, net e«- improvomania which Iho PROP-UP CAMPER Woodstovea TOP SOIL — Hretl loamy hvm MOROANP COIIOJR Borough may lawfusty maha as 'k Farm tqupmenl PARTIAL TO COMPLETE - • awl. aleo planting etui with or •mg. Painting A Plea _ nanoa 13-70 ao aa ta parmrl Hda oaedmg M< 500 00 are hereby Steepo a. propane etove inc PIREPLACES-WOOO STOVES yard aatback on pramlaaa 417 B euthorued to be lecuod purouan ganaral irrHtorvamanta and no Ooodcond SIEO CaaMt-llf " •t> Auaon Sawt cererme lite, naw • rcpefre. without egad manure delivered elrevided 747-«7«i part ol iha coat tharaol haa baan Chimnoya brick heenha A wake Srov/n Road BLOCK 155 LOU '/ Petundlivetw* Brick, atone, block, concrete Holmdcf Ferme 2O4-BS13 ' 21-A Wraeh « aithin TWO HUN- by Lew The Mil- or than bo»pac»aMy ion 21 Bualnaaa 'i Ajroatl 2M-U23 p property specially banafitad 447 Carpentry Repem J Black. tt\ txal Me Peparhangar OREO |>O0) Mai ol proparl* mum r real when any ol '9 Swap or ticnangt The Feminine Touch ovmad by you Tnra appau la tharaby Sarvlca 636 Light Hauling Q (b) Thrhao partodi a uaofutnaaa ol SO BicvcM/Hin, (Vtn NO JOS too omoa or big) Ad- B95 Homa Free Set 741-Wau now on iha calandar and a Public caxilum pax annum EXCAVATING - J Koph • ditiona. kiMhene. both, decke. t HOUSES - Garagee yard A Haaring haa baan achaduMd lor pv'POeJsJaJ fjjrtinio tntt lipn. Bone Equipment tor lure FiH • < Spona Egmpmenl Improvamanta PAUL S PAINTING Sacuon 3 (•) Tha . . + til BMltona 40A 2-22 of dirl. lap eoil t alone 2S4-72S4 82 Swimming POOH lormlce countere. Interior. OR- a oul • hauled Honeet work ai good ralea Ocl ion, 10S4. at 0:00 PM in lion and rapalra haraby torior Free eebmataa 7M |got AOOTIONS - Comptaae re- Iha Marlboro Municipal Building aaM Local Bond Law and accord- S3 CBt. Clectoniu Oeaen'i hurt to eea how much. •uthof nad and for tha financing ing to Hto J KOPH S SONS EXCAVATING RETIRED CARPENTER - Small medeang earvtce Cea 74I-4M4 FMS oeiimeiee Can H1-1BM 1S7t Tawnahlp Orrvo, Marlboro. ol w*»ch aatd oMgauona ara to — Equipment tar hue PM on M MvcharvJM WanlM or 2S4-jl5» N J at which lima you may ap- MtaNo • medium ana joba A decke BINS INOUSfRIAL - RlUdin- ba laauatl and iha amowni ol it**\ Rood Program and gravel and atone 2B4-72S4 «5 Pnca Buuar Free eaamatee. Caa 741-07S7 or paar in paraon. or by an awomay •wop* lauon (or iha AFFORDABLE - Home repeire tad A Biialinat claen-oul eemce 60S Plumbing * and proaani any objacDona you _. jot raau'facing wHh a smtmnnmu 774-0000 A ramedeling. ucenaa A Matured. Quick, dependable eerviee. Haailng may hava 10 ma granting of tnia BAB Of • prOMOfi of Harbor Way. •roe eel DUNCAN CONSTRUC- boner A lurneoe remove) Free I For the 101 •penmam appaai or avittonca rotating reparra ol the ceearaa along ate Of Toot. Avanua and an ol 450 Carpal Cleaning TION CO 5U-a4t4 OETTINO COLD! - See ea or marato Atlantic Ocean m die Borough ol •vca Ptoca • 101 yoars 10? Houtat lor Rani A-1 EXPERT Carpet Cleaning - alaable heel Pua eervwe S a> :| Tho suBOlsmsnia. ANY REPAIR YOUR CLEAN YARDS CM Thia neaca la aarvad upon you Monmouth Seech tor the aum ol 103 Rtmarf io Share Upnoratery cleaning HaatOnabto HOME/OFFICE — S20 par Ceaera. etttce A garagee by ma Applicant by dlracnonn of 170000 00 tamant raqutiad by said Law 51 Halp Wanted 104 VfinterlftnlM haa baan r-WTr. tha Ofhco ol ma mm charge A.J.. BuNdero. Andy Free eaaitialee ma Zoning Board of Adlualmanl (bl The aeainatod memmum of Mala or Famala 105 Summer FaW »«•>'*•__ _ purauanl to italuta bonda or notee to be leaned tor Dtrector ol tho Otvtoton ol Local TAYLOR CARPET CLEANING - 715 Roofing Oovornmonl in tha Dapartmani 1M FimriMd Room Partaot CIOOIWIQ ol av lypoa of CLEANING YARDS Cekera. Tharaaa Barg aaid reconetrucuon and raparre 107 Nofiino'Rakramanl g. Siding ALL PURPOSED EXHIBITS ARE of Pie all along ~ of tho Troaauror ol tho Statt ot ACCOUNTANT/TAX MANAOER earpaOnapa . wooloo,, fajfon. nyton, 4 CARPENTRY - Local referen- anica A garagea Free eolimalee ON PILE WITH THE ZONING cean ia (eg MO 00 Now Jorooy and such sattamant — Rapidly aapandtng dawararfiad Hornet oihaiha f aynitaOilcanitOil o • Wanda. Casi cea Freeeatimatoe Roofmo. eld- Can 5««-W2l or IBS-424E PROLONG LIPS OP SHiNOLSS CLERK AND ARE AVAILABLE lc| The aeamalad meiimum shows thai mo Dross dabt ol Iha Red Bank CPA krm haa opening 10* Commtioai fteniait BM-41/g ing, repaiie. aftorebona Cal any- - With roof lock ee aeon in N Y FOR INSPECTION amount ol money to be rweed Borough aa dofinad m tatd Law tor *a)uatHlad tas manaoar 109 otadjngt/Geraget time 7a7-O»7l 660 Maaonry Oct. 1 518 54 from aa eourceo far aaM re- d by trtiB bond ordi- Trarnendaua opportunity tor Teal no y/amail io ROM 466 Carpel InslaWatJon k oy •* J" M» 00 and that ma freak advancement al our new COMPLETE BUILDING- S RENO Service conelrucben and ropakre of ate oWtpatwr-t authoruad by s«lilT«nfajl«u JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION VATIOH- Naw-eddtaene- ROOFINO-SICNNOREPAIRS eaewa« along the ABenec Oceen — Satoe. cleaning, re-leye. re- OUTTERS-SLATE-TILS mta toond ordtnanco w*M ba 130 OPMHOUWM krlcnone-iaa dacka etc. Total aldeaalka. atone work, lire- m ate Borough of Mo. iihio all dabt limitations conandeneo. Reapond to .tretchee s repane 2*4-«i77 job Kruale Conel Co 74tlO»O 21 yeera of eanrlea. 131 Houm Fo, Sa» o r^asMFatn 237 Monmou Beach a •70000 00 the r«OsrHMel by tatd law Charlea A Laweon • Company EiickaonaMO-OMt _ _ j - . a-w^ - _ > •* ^keMkUvaB.4baaaad Trl Parkway Plate. 230, Marl MHO 132 Cortrtormmumulown JOHNROtSINO •42.I00S tnaraor oypsr tna aaio aaawma**?*, •action ft Tna luu farth and 466 Crtimney tureeps ROOFING - Rttidtntiai. earn- MOTICt Cfodwof tho Borough ara haraby Rd.. Red Bank. NJ 07701 mterior/ealarler home lepaiia CORNER STONE MASONRY, all muHiwfflWei or notee to be ALL CHIMNEYS - Thoroughly Cerlificete of Occupency work merciel Inaurad, guaranlaad. Tha oHowfftg ofdinaftca Meuadlfiafolaf btlnBlltoameunl plasjoad to tha pundual poymant AOUlY HOOSE.PET.BABVSir 133 income Piopeny Cleaned From The Real Down kinda of maeonry. etepe. ewe- mtroducad al a fogular maallno l ot tna prtncrpai ol and Mtoraat ol TERS - kJaei for aemorare- F,ae eetimelea walka. pakoe. block work. drhre- Praa ataitttm Anemic ComreM- ol and 13 500 00 Jownpaymanl 134 Farm Property wwt Bruaftat Titan Claantd Oul No lob loo amen of tha Beard of Cammraeionera ma asM obngotiont autttoritad araaa. Need car S42-OH7.11-5 Betow Free Eaametea ST1-1E01 waya. A brick Irent. Caa Pete tor of tha Borough of Monmoum tor aaid reconetruceon end re-by tMa bond onHnanoa. Sotd ob- 135 Commercial Piopnty 4ES-200S Itaoeoamiia 7S7-4HS paira ol the 136 induMiel Piooorty or W1217E Fuay meured Baach on Saplambar IS. 1004 ' •aalloi.s aha* bo dtract. un- AW CONDITIONING MECHANIC Peinkng. carpentry gtoaa. root 721 Shopping and w* ba ooneMered lor Soclton 4 Tha (oHowng mat- iimitad obiigaitona of iho — S to S yra. experience WI 137 ton ano acreage mg. aiding, outlera leedera. win- MASONRY - Chimney. POM. pamga al a regular meeting of tart ara haraby tfswnrinisd. do- Borough, and tho Borough shaM •rain on large equipment Top 139 Mobile Homet • dowa. doora 4S yeara aa- elope altfa.mlk brick A alone tarvloa the Board of CommMaranara la ctarod. racrtad and atalad: bo obsTgowjB to tovy ad .alsism wegaa i benente Alter S AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP ba held on October ». I0S4 al taxot upon •« irva taxabia prop- 707-M71. a.4 30 225-7377 Am- 139 Onawry Lott parlenca Barn 747-1027 Ed work.'Call 2S1-4S77. (a) Tho Mtd pvrpoOM da- 140 deal Eu - — Can Now! Seal the 'ea ruan S42-1t2S Mike 7S7-OO7O • 30 p.m al me Monmouln scribad m Section 3 of mts ord*- arty wHhtna tho Borough for tha bwnt CondtteoninQ, Can Mj-54e0 HATS TO SHOP? TOO BUSY? Beach Borough Haa. 22 Beach nanca aro not currant —pan—a paymant of aa*d oba,|alions and AMBULANCE - Privata am TOTAL" MSOVATKJN "cori 600 Mlscallaneoue Can Del and Rd Smart ahoppmg •nfjartat maraon wrthoul timi- FLUE MMEDY - Top net A laaa our tpecien» tor 20 yia OM an Road. Monmoum Baach. Newand ara imp*ovamants whteh tha butanoe aarvtee ia taking appe. IS? Bom and tamoc«t BTRUCTION INC — AddRMne. oaaona lor a lull and part MM eervtce Firaptacee. wood alovee. . deatgn a SERVICE A REPAIR - Lawn eeriy alert on Kmee aorougn may iwwiwy n^ww ^* 153 Campmg fquipmenl od ituea cleaned. Calf ESS47I1. Bonnie O Moore ganaraf wnprovdmente end no EM T only Old " TSB-2BIB rTMMe"sw§. loal ipiowari, anoai iaB-g*tt/M2-a4tA pert of the coal thereof Kee been 544-7401 154 necreaaonai verticlei blowera LOW RATE* FREE 476 Concrata 625 Landscaping «k up A delivery Can IS1-14M AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING or anew be apecteay ananitf on (20) daya after me ti,»i pubN- " iSdar FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION property apecieiiy benefited caoon majrvof OTWT nnai pavaago 2K VKlnkM tutomonve MONMOUTH CONCRETE INC •a Lawn Cara rags.;J27—7 736 Talaphona ANO REPAIR OF THE SEAWALL ama attendant to clean, feed S ae proviaad by eafd Local Bend va doge • cete B clean 230 Cormructton Cqurp- Concrete craftemen opoc—Iilinpg g Sarvlca ALONO THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. leiThe periode ot melulneei ALB LAWN A LANDSCAPE IN THE BOROUGH OF MON-af teM purpoeee wrpun the kmi- Law. . mieaa Esparienca not mani in uniquely daaignaa pool dacka. 666 Moving* MOUTH BEACH FOR THE SUM tabona of Section 40A 2-22 of Introduced September 25 lew neceaaery but nefpful Reply to 240 Auto Financing paboa. wafka A drhrae Serving SERVICE - Oerdena rotowed Ocl 1 U2S4 Boi F-413. The Deny Realm Monmoulh A Ocean 14 ydera. TELEPHONE BILLS TOO HI0H7 OF 470 000 00 AND eaid Local Bono Lew and accord- ?50 Auto imuianct Aleo brick. Mock, alate A pavera. ttoraga CALL COMMUNEX - eTl-eJOO AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE ing u Ihe reeeoneWe l*a thereof, Stiiawabury. NJ 07701 2t0 Auto fejN/laak> or mail let bWe to P O Boa 2W OF Mt.90000 IN BONOS OF leaefoeowa 222-2444 4BS-B1S0 TEACHERS MOVMG INC. — Sag ASSEMBLERS/OPERATORS 270 rua Sentcat/Pom or emea Licenaed and ineurod AHantlc Mighlenda. NJ 077 IS THE BOXOUGH FOR FINANC- I. Par See ?S0 UowrcycM Praa tunnm. Storage Fair ING SUCH RECONSTRUCTION and Repatn- - IS needed tor 2nd arufi 13 520 Dreeamafclng A ZEEK CONT INC. - Lavma rleven IM-IIU ANO REPAIRS Id The auppter TAKE NOTICE. The! the REG- 290 TrgcM tnd TrWan graded S eaad or aodded RR REDUCE YOUR PHONE BILLS! • 1 tpm) 3rd Hurt (11pm-7am) ALTERATIONS A DRESS MAK- PROBLEM. SPRINT-VKATSMCI BE IT ORDAINED by „ eklkimenl required by card Law ULAR AGENDA MEETING OF expartonoa nacaaaary. Oooc 300 UMFOISM be wake, bade Sedgmge. under- 660 Painting A nee been Mod m Ihe draco of the THE MAYOR ANO COUNCIL OF ING — Feel Service » reeeoneble ground drama Inalaaad Stoned Cea COMMUNEX—•71-4*00 Mayor and Commiaalonar of me working condltrone. Co paid prloea Mery Jena 747-OSW Pay our fee from eavtnaa Borough of Monmoulh Baach m Director of eie Orvieion of Local THE BOROUGH OF UNION banefna Apply In peraon. Baaic KMfWH drrvee. Pool tondeceplng S Paparnanglng Government m the Depot unom BEACH. SCHEDULED FOR ehrubbory Can UO-0452 me County of Monmoum and TUESDAY. OCTOBER » 1M4. Line Inc. 17 Induetrlal Or , Cat- A-1 QUALITY PAINTING - EkC State of New Jaraay (nof kjaa a) the Treeeurer al did Sane of POREST HU LANOBCAPINO — local rere mtertor. eatorior m- 740 Tree Services Naw Jartwy and auch stotomoe'lt AT • 00 P M AT THE MUNICI- mmnM 20 yra eip No pellern medtd. men *> of w ma membera mere- PAL BUH.DV4O. WO POOLE AV- Lawn aarYtaa. lea giatonm • euraa). free eaaitialet. Cea Stove of affirmatively concurring) met snows that ma groat dabt ol tha Tut Daily Degrwr will not be prleee 741-J4P2 74T-S401 PROFESSIONAL TREE CARE - Borough MajmaJ m saM Law ENUE. UNION BEACH NEW AUTO MECHANIC - Muat ba lai kim I For me racenevue ia iiiuiseaadlii tMa bond oroV JERSEY. IS HEREBY CHANOEO reworwWf lor mort Ml or* 10 yra eap Pruning, removofo. ban and rapaira C ma aeawal aap in brekee. Iron! end. t tune A ' » " L PAINTING — In. nedgee. Rrewood A Caa*. nanco by tH.MO.qo and mat tha AND RE-SCHEDULED FOR incorrad meamon of my ad- OROUND CONTROCONTROL — LanaV •rtor/SabMar Work F,ee ia« aung me Aaanac Ocean, mare ii aatd OS 11—Inn i aumoriMd toy MONDAY. OCTOBER • tbM. upa Muat have own toota Good 530 Electrical 747-24M K Slavm. S7t-eOU hereby appropriated ma aum of eatery pbaaic commiaeron pro- e*jrvaati-M4i • - Caauo.iai2 conalruction and lapaira >•- pledged to me punctual payment CORDANCE WITH OPEN PUB- Chevy dealer m Monmouln proper ntaailntann and an quired by law and now available of tha principal and iribjraal on LIC MEETINGS ACT PL I97S. County Haa an immedrato open- in tie taxar Daily IWojiakir maraom by virtue or proviwonain ing for eKperienced auto mech- CHAPTER 231 anic EKC eaiery • company tlyieoflYoa. IVgMitrnaryao a budget or budgete « me by tnia bond ordinance Sard ea> MARY SABIK. B edn or raaw any copy or Borough pravwualy adopted betonrna Can M, Kaba et Town! kgaaona ahaa be direct, un- BOROUGH CLERK Chevrolet (71UOO M Section 2 For Iha financing of limited obligation! el Ihe Ocl 1 Mil MONDAY, OCTOBER I, 1984 B10 M Hefa Wanted SI Help Wanted 1 HalpWantad si SI Hal» Wanted SI MalnW UNULkUM INt> I ALL tHS MEDICAL MCfTIONISTS — Raxt^TIOasaT/BECFalTARV - Ha.p Wanted BakviltHna HANDY HWWI E>p prafarrad Buoy 4-Ooatar PART Ttalt DMVEH — Tp akkr* Far Omm liaaaia o>a1laaaaa. 51 Ma»Waitlati On* ot Nj • laraaal eompanya i. la apaammanai ki CMWCara »MW op«nmgtor a gonaral looking far aap machantea. Uual oMoa. • am - ft p m atao. part hava own tool, a van Eu pay A lima a • S am CompalaaM uWMv paraon m naw car aaancv aaury. Irmga banaMa. 741-MOl SHIPPING CLERK UuM tuna • ••!«» NJ amara PIMII contact Mr Banm. Carpal 10 am - • p m I 741-JBOO. IS Buyara Oudat. S71-S41O .m. - 10 a.m.) ••n Ifmii, mam Pnnaan. US NEED EXTHACASH?-n work i>oM (I. Had Bank 741 sito on homo phono program tMa- PANT TIME StLl HOTS - „ JT — Haaflad to «ta Earn up 10 IIS par now •vO OPO'V aM aBvOanf pavbWrvajc, bu*v nan anon. Salary • com- Can 747-<«M or M3-7S4S kl Marlboro araa. Mon. thru Fri too Ftorrt dooh INSPECTOR/CODE Dromw s*t-2iit INFORCIMENT OFFICER - > ana C Wen era. S42-UO2 «M Way Waal. Borough of Rad Bank. luM-lime poewon avaaabto Apply MANICURISTPfOICURIST — • RESTAURANT WOHK • MtCHAMC WANT- Borough Clarke OtKca. Muncl- Fun na Had lank araa. PART TIME •ray. Fua Ma. - " 1 32 Monmouth SI. jaani atmoaphara Can No aap. air,tH7 Earn M'nr. Now hiring grill ft foun- 741.1772 Altai ft. 222-2M1 ATTENTION! It KM an'aaanli AfHrnaona 1-ft tain workara. INTERtfTINO PART TIME - PIOMO rmtntton THE REGISTER or amrtaiga " ~ ' WBltors/wsltrassaw. dlsh- vo r«>pryW>g to • R*>*W mornmai, M waahara. FtanlMa hours, -. -,Y TECHNICIAN gJ MARKETING omptoymoM od. Clark, apply M paraon 210 no axp. nacaaaary. Mutt STOCK CLERK toTonTaya Can 747-HO* anar p.m.-S p.m Howard Johnaon Part Time Evenings NURSES AIM — M/F Immad PAHT TIME StXRETARy - Blanch Nurdna Mama. ba ova* IS years of age. Mow Lodga. Hi 16. Miaow- •f*igou» nfoni Wrm now hm VDnHHoa. and 1 or 1 aialHam. town. saa-mo. Apply In paraon Friendly oauon. >»«nin« duo 10 •• for a wary acawa raji aataaa 01- Rt PORTERS - to oo»ar 82 Babysitting ponwon in it* Momtviioane 'rt., B3O-1? noon Broakdato ftetlauram. 747 Broad a-m.-S p m Hbaral LAND SURVEYING — Ea- ttoa Typins. gaod aapiaranoa ChUdCara parlancail parly dial Arao wan- dopi Eavn ftbovo o«or«Qo w»- «9 dr.. Hwy 3». Haaat aVatf paBOSOfll pltOAO mOTCIOkT ioTTtia Daitr Rigiam Bomaa.- St. Shrewsbury. EOE. como in our modorn office*. Mr aiparrancad eMal or owe* com- NUnSSS AIDE M/F - Can mn r> Far tnaarrlaw. can parianca unamry, Paymanl putaw (or eomputauona. taiup t-« 30 p m M-F 9-1 ftal For tv. poawon. Apply Aa»n»c wolv- par amcM. "taaaa don't can. RETAIL MAHAOIMENT ft work ft aaaflU'l w emal ot twoon l-ff pm. M-F m\ M2-MM landa NuraMa Homa. ft Wddia- land raaumaa and work aam- SALES - rut/pan tma. Apply aurveya Company paid panaton. PAHT TIME — lap. try paraon plaa to Jana Fodararo. Cky Eav m paraon ar aand rwume to: ABttlTY ft EXPfPMNCE - I Ml MECHANICS HELPER — WWmg toarn A«a. Aunbc mgmanda. Va ~lllll|l Inn. I4t W Front SI.. hoapllaaiation A othar Hbaral 10-4 only Mon -Frl lar. Boa O 40a, Tna DaHy Aagla- STOCKROOM CLERK - I UnoraR ntoaMr watt a paaajaM • 201 7344I4I 10 P#eVf f> r#p#pf Of nyOruwC tar. Snraaatury, Nj. 07701 yaar aM daughter. WauM Baa eytindara S took). Muet hava own NUUES M/F - HNS ft LPNS aak Mr Oua. War. Eajuat Oppormnny Em- RtTAH. to care tor aama mm my yhom homa etor tor LANOSCAPf HELPER - Fua iranaporiaaon Aak tor Paul Fun ft part Ma. All ahlna Full PART TIME HELP — Far pfaaaa oat uma Ihrough Mov . drnrara M3-42I> Chrtomae aaaeon Packing •4J-44JS Uoanaa nacaaaary. Coiia Hack Now ray Mouoa. S71-0HS araa 411-latO. MECHANIC - Td do MMa ft boaaa tor fund rawing company MANAGERS BABVSITTtR/HOUBiKStPER Ironl and Had Bank Tira Co. NURSES AIMS M/F - On can. Daya and ntkanaa Maal tor raajjrad LEARN A NEW TRAM - Coma 747-3404 auw**dBaTaPMBi aajeett t^AaBafaf eaTI bfl aadvOOa cSr - Pl^iima. Maaura. raaabto. ft laarrt my bualnaaa aa a mulflar eepaod. Emary Manor Nuramg Apply in paraon: It SaM New- ASST MANAGERS aaa-4747 tor macharuc ft aahaual aapari. Call MtCMANic - Peamon .»•• men Spring* Rd. OMtoa Incaud. kgw' hauao- repa* anop Engtna luna-up Monte, Hi**/. #4, Meteaven. Joa 171-1010 ep REAL ESTATE BALIS - Ara OUBECltANHia-t dtagnoalddtagnoald. Muat ba raHabla Call NURSES Aioa - Part uma ft on PAMT TIMS - Poataonavanaeta. ••Man want anato on e MNGNT TRAINEES rffaMki pffJpaVMeDti te*nvaB DevVyw** LEOAL ttCRtTARV - HaiW 4ta-l4ift can. With opportunity lor fua» hra par waak tar ki tramn«7 warn upto 7 0 angaioaay goMg loddlor m our houra. S7 par aa hr aBar. Own law olfica I rra aap.in pMnlift a lliaj ' nom. wo." 2 daya MEDtCAl OFFICk - nad Bank Uma. m rutura. tap. pralarrad imgaHon ft arorfcar'a companaa- but not nacaaaary an ar»ha KM. waakly. 7 30 am t JO pm or t iOUtfMUPfrv.seR -- J daya par lion Eac aafary with tringa ban Naada lull lima financial aac- K" """" SURVEYOR — Eaparlan ararnoona. your cjdl- — ama2*4-4»00 ratary. Eapartanca pralarrad Ktnga Jamaa Nuralng Moma. 400 PART-TIMEKENNELMAN a** . Han aaamataa r ft naatp appaaip - 10 - Approalmalir, 10 «l i»am> Ui party cMaf and Hraburnanl par* muat tons ammaia and a~4> a MUSTW OwOwnn aarapo Can 747-S300 roraaaramanaaamam riyauar. Zn Fuay pou i.uaaikMii awn S71-1 LKaMT WOUtTRIAL - Qanaral P""aa*.tJ7» par Sour lejfjOA lattalt l aa\# 4*BaJawaji* l S>aw"afJ tSCtOfy wOfei No •"P neoeeSepfy. MIOICAL IICMTADV - Full NURSES xMjrMaw. aaa tor Bortara Hunt . iwjra^orkmg aMI cMriarj|»»i and par3on>tan. 7»M14I. raawna S latorancaa lac Boa J tapananea raaulrad Sand Apply al II Cindy La Ocaan AaKt Brook Apancy 171-000 awa oparaaon - Ma lo Pia op- TIACHtJl/ABB-TAUT - Pwt- BABYSITTER NEEDED - Tuaa Twp.. N J na 10 Boa 414?. Tha DaUy RN'S i Kkiaaiaarton and/or aa- ft War) to TbUM Fane home - irawabury. NJ 07701 FBML ESTATE portuntly tor youl auniM 741-W27 I care program P»d- ' i w JVI-tN HOUSEKEEPtR - 44 LPN, M/F HOMEMAKEIS PART TIME NEWSPAPER NEEDED 4 yaar ooaaaa dagraa la ^ sapyts..'B«7 «a FREE room ft board Baa. MODELS S1S4. IB. 1 mo. aap. t rat VaaBW HOUSEKEEPERS ft LIVE-INS HOMI DtUVtRY IMMEDIATELY!! rod Prior opadalty or to- krBoa_ 41tF. Tha Daav A parted opportunity to aarn M/F ant Mara ajwarlanaa la ntgntatmu lor 1t am NBtot* cMadrao - no Un- cook Ctaan. w-«h t «on Mad Eac Mary * banana. Can Mia eatra income atthar part-tim. or Mon -Bat 4 »-4 X am OF) 10 KKyk. 2*4.SftO0 for appl Fun or pan-ama. naadad tor - -* _! t n ' - "* Mask araa araa " "'" ——'-Bonk JOB Ban 4t 1. FFlonl St lull urn. in in. eacwng Ma ol am -noon OR Sun. only Mam ociaaaa to torn our learM 07701 M lam, MJ JO Brookdaw Nuramg Canlar, Hal Nortnarn Monmouai Araa Hkjn CALLNOWI 747 COM modeling Vou may qualify Ea- no faa. Can (or manmwr at lna> Mua) na«a car. 747-2141. TtCIINaCAL WRITER - Mga- parMHUa not naceeecy Calf tor ou mm be c^aMMtor aUOOe BAavtmUt NEEDED - 2 daya UCara. 244 Broad SI. Rad kWarar'rniiinalr ejMeVh) MAINTENANCE - Paraon want- ntow. 2*4-1000 Premiere . MO-ISSi. or SOS limon PART TIME POSITION - Tha • *•« ^IVC SejtinQ AovnOy, ejOe RrVtaWVlerW E to up to 70H aam- 1030-12 •adv. Wa d Cat ad tor local Iw-rMa aparlmanl Avo . Rl 71. SriaM. E21-S4U Mar haa an opening for a ,. wa'ra aM eeod ba- naaring beckirround/aip re- buttlmg Muat ba naai ft olaan al Or. Totowa. NJ 07812 t j-worama indMdual to work Personnel Director 74I-M17. M4-IIPJ OFFICE CIEAMNO - Parl-*ma ware BMtor Momea t aulraaT Band raaurna to Taoh repair and patnuna in ooc m our Ckulaaon Maikiana Oa- LINENS N THING8 Wrttor PaafBan. Etoctro Imptaaa. eABVtITTER HEEDED RfLIABLE WOMAN - To car. I. E.perSjnc. In MONMOUTH County aria coun- partnvani DutMa ootvjtol of ee- «, a»yra a^BarMameaJ tor etoarly ledy an day on Bakir laonardo araaa. lap. Baraaai liimi war. THE tlliaaatury borough, t •••! • cM — And Now ktof a)oy Symphony Bergen Mall. Rt 4, am. 1 wghia paTaaa*. Cat deye • Sundaya Car a naoaaaar'y Stoady work, ft a.m - k inw oottc ond onlnuatotlto 727-4144. BESTI Al innuiraa ara aniBtan oai raauwd tanI« M ' aal Reply to IILIPMONt OPtRATOR D» 741-2S17. 430 pm. Mon . Fit Band ra- r _ foo »tl v-wtwd in IM •'» M OIL BURNER SERVICE MECH- •utacrlcara. For turiMr HXar- Paramus. NJ 07652 UHNE SE ma«on oonlacljantca Valcnack PATCHER - tap, pratorra*. eABYSTTTIR • f tor TMCO OF HOUSEWORK? -Mot auma 10 P.O Boa 210 Navaewk. O POri UfflO OVOB ropfOCOMOaiVO ANIC - - with aama aap Can LOUISE LIOATO RH. - M/F Put or panIBM. anough houra m ma doy tor at NJ, 0778.2 No Mto (or group aaHa. commlaalpn and MI-IMS aak tor ma Samoa at S42-4000. En 217 Equal Op- FIBWIBJ«V HOUB*4% f^aWajWitPV W*" ar old boy 1-2 daye par aapanaaa Can «42«ooo am • 11 pm. franep youTir.nd.7 I c«. l-tpl 7 daya P a waanantk.ua Vary naiimliai PART TIME OFFSET PtATt kmderaatton ratoa. Cat ma cab tor 51 MalpWanlad PAINTER - Cuatom work E. araa.7f7-nit II HalpWantad pralarrad Can MAKER — For local minpapar. M/P — Put ar part-time. 1-S74S altor S. matter ratlroa 2 oaya pa. waatt kirga "truck araa. CatBABYSITTER - Craatrva. Baa- oarty A.M. 7 v. Ma.; tat nralil 4 Barg Realtors •to. kMng paraon tor 1'4 yr CM WANT TO. 1HJOY YOUR OWN Join lha Raglslar M my (WBank homa Own t l PART TIME INSERTERS to I Ma. Writ. Ba, L-4M. Tha TOW TRUCK .._ - —TYI - tat ua *** >|»r- Oaliy HiaHlli. SMawabury. N.J. Better Homes & 2BI Bam Am. Long •ana, J-4 daya par ajaak. CaB nawipapar dallvary naalbla noura. 2 - ) oaya Con- art- Bapifkinoad adtt haatry duty. Ofaw'tpandirour party amaarraj taftm. Wa ara now BC- tact Mamn Cormora, 1 .bony tmtmv fowfowaal OpponunHy Em- Gardens WMnd uanilaid Wins. FIRST INVE8TOB8 RN OR LPM M/P — » to 11 aaan, you. aueata Si altor • coptlng applications P^oyo M/F. BAavtlTTER — For I ma. OM CORPORATION ftaTAVei 2 tftCMSaltaAB^Bl Atplj^fJjtjItB (Off taw with own Iran. Con. lor motor routs driven WOMAN— Tow*, cara of akkar- j4-yaar old waa 11 t»m . iTMon.throuph Frl only. TRAVEL AMNT — Fu» amo. aa- ei (Mar B • - • - — In tha northtcn Mon- PART-TIME your potanllcl can Oarran Aa- oa> 741417 ht lady. Mon -Frl 1 p.m. *> I p.m. patlanoad. _CamMar »ajad Car aad laajrancaa raoulrad pand»ig'oi»a ol Ifa ""aal a4- mouth County araa. • ^-mi tl»awabury 741SMS BABYSITTER NEEOEO - For Evenings ROUTE ORtvtR S71-O44J For |usl 15-20 hours imadlala oaamnga1 now —m- a.m..r»oon.tdaywaa> par week you can aarn _Jto in Tatamarkokng dapt ol ATTENTION! TRACTOR TRAILER ORTVERS - daavary Noooaact- I Q*9 r#»jpfpii)4# 54 MtuaUona watl-known local company, tarn REALEtTATE (tftaTaVafJ BBaVTata1l%B> DaWBj wjhs yaara awarlanoaCto up lo 1400 + par p d wrth young vary good monay m your apara Yoa. wa ara ming S71-Stl> dhifiQ f#COf d C*Sll "••"•8W Wanted Female WE SEEK month. R»ll«bh> Irans- Why not K»n Amarlca a No 1 topsrs: ROUTt P1RBON — Pan-Hma tor TRUCK OKVER FOR LUMBER porlalion a must. inuiniaw can Jaai ai M2-4OOO astir: Century 31 AWHy Rny . T4T-IK BABVUTTiR NEEDED - « your naada. la- no My tfomod t» owor S — Far lull Or OryCWarx YARD — Muet ba aaparunaad. t an phaaai Payroa. E.I 230altor t pa. Cat Baa* " »•» pm Conlacl part-ama work lapananea RIAL ESTATf SALES - 1:104:10. Ml paiaali PART TIMI MLIVERV PERSON 11 iy. CaHTtS-IBIO. llaa.lapal at btonntoudt County 747-O2I1 747-13*4 Cuatom Book DIVERSIFIED Mr. Sara a muat Td—I tor oktor paraen. - For dantal laboratory carl MS. JtAI UTHITV PtHaON/POTWABHER . ns-t*1t altor INVESTMENT 542-4000 PICTURE FRAWNO — Fiat MM CM 77a-iati at apply at HI Kan. - Put ama 1 JO • 1030 BABV SITTER — WaMad M my •ot^a^jjOta*0 OOI Wriaf vsjara EVUTV ^najtpi S41-41SS. tit Hwy. at. y PROGRAMS ait. »7 ha»a an baolaraund and raoaw prti.BanaMa. CaB S7O-4S47 ENGLISH HOMEMAKER - WM HalpWantad REAL ESTATE V.O.I. STiiBI I tor taikHII |l I GPU. Your CaJIM .WvoaVKjoM about H L«.w> parloanoa n ry. A I aerCondo I. 2 or Jaayaa TAX SHELTERS, about It now. Our 0M001. ona o. lypa aawng Co ha. a ma CHILD CAM - EipartancM. IRAa •ha top 4 In t». Pad Bank an. opamnoa an sua. aMrl S.! Wa ara buoy Wa naad yau. t»a. tm-1 X am. tor rtdoo * laaalarMl'/matnar. ww car. for i KEOOHs. orpaaema 2 cnadren m EXKMIMCED MOTHCfl - U PI«A • SHORT OROtR COOK aWavVvWiaV oaVimad by our NsM> aMtad tOajan nO*ne> flk^aaaHkbabaaaW •autftVaVawi •i aM^efc FeJrawJBjejp»t4fJa. mnr raai i MUTUAL FUNDS, WANTED - Part-ama. wont. atari loadrlooaaga.modfcai. pro- uSHfiF aST**** t pm 177-OBH - Ml.iOtl. UNIT TRUSTS,* MUM naoa aap. Apakiin •SapVStOAAl *#4#aW#naStl SJAO •••I EXPf RIENCEO MOTMR Limya. 477 MUdia Rd. 1 OfPENOABlt — CTNTX, SALSS MANAOSR TRAIHttt WW car, tor your chad afl PART TIME EVES M/F m my Koyport homa 7J*-2S46 AUTO8A11S 111 Ibmr Rd FuS 741-71 raMMa. Can an 7 p.m. Cat attar t p.m 7BT-4 EXPtRKMCtO. DtPINOABlt. UNLIMITED MClPTrONItT - Far Buoy STiJaats WAITRESt/WAITtR - HONE t T — Lady aaahaa ctoan- onlropraoac oWoa Wai tram. EJIPtRMHCEO MOTHER - 1. ing roba Own tranaporlatton EARNINGS EARN Mi-tits. Leading domaattc and Import datte look- Ughi Mra> Pan-b O waitrvn Caaaat-uu POTENTIAL WAITRESS/WAITER - lap. aar- HAZLET MOTHER — WHO 4 yr. TOP • nalaod t Sauor nacaaaary. old. ona bttok from Iram Matton. ingfcx eoiperianca d saieopefaon. LIVE-IN KEYPORT — Naad la- (wnara tan yaar our caraar rap- ti t drniar avaa Caa V* cflBi ajKoaOant working conditions, N or m»ra"_hid an avaraaau PAY Ma Ca7'TS1'-Jtt7 ATTENTION! •a M awaaa at M6.OOO1 hospitalization and dental plan, demo plan HElPtR - To aantor otMan. •atCMANrC -lull Uma. top Daya. would conaldar kva-rn wiai ama on tor church Cat and excellent pay plan pay lor produotrt. Osst LOVIMO MATURE WOMAN — MelaWaaUd 74T-4M7. A or • machanlc WAITtR/WAITRtSSES - MUM To cara tor 7 mo mtanl. llolmdal TiaMrajfninai Would conaidettHiinlng qualified Indl- SALES - Saa our ad undar roa HEALTH CARS ft COM- hatpw«n»ad Cantury21 ba aaiiaiianaat Fua Bm S pan HOME H raaulrad 747-17ts PAWON •• Expartancad ladtr ww vidual with previous sales experience ' Looking to aarn tome fuBMtaorpan- Mjrra > MLIVMT • H# LOVma - Mtviar to t axtra caah In your *IT S Broad Bt. MadtTTlT Bana. If you an inmaalad ki in- lima. NO aiparlanca spare time? You cant nacaaaary. M taaW Iratn vrAITIRa/WAtTRttStS aatantraMranoaiCat 7SB-1M* If yo«'ra In 11 Hail to atttrt • HONEtT. HriOAHMen. Auto backround By toning Tha Dally '•p.m or Tuaa' « arranaa tor a por- tnai cai*>n. oil Scott at 739-4Olt Register, for more In- tan. Top H PARKIHO VALETS LOVWQ - Momar LIABLE- formstlon can and ask PARTTIMi lylniaum HOST/HOSTtSBES aanen your CMU. Any ago toya. Call U tor: aalo uMeportetton. 1 .MM tECRSTARY - Far »•» Havan mouPi County a top roan ua Ca« 4M-4O74. Mr. BUI Magga REMSEN DODGE urttfcme, well Oerys. MCettodM lap. requvad Apply m _ MATURE ADULT — Watt aa Janka Velcheck daSy tra,p. SundaySuday. 10 aa.m . 1 trana to cara tor I ohltdran. 1- HOUSE CLSANCR 201-370-2610 week. JI aS^acST 74I-O07S7 art. 2ir OM Orchard mn. Rl 71, aowni HAZLET WERNER •42-1427 Catl SECRETARY'STEHO — I rat- — iTURE MINOtD BABYSITTI 542-8880 utor parvama pifiB a.allaiTl HOUSE DODGE WANTIO - 4 daya at., 3 noura 542-8884 noura t in p . p m •• JO p m Mu« cook • pa mom - Bora ol TWon fan. It Sun. 11 J0-2J0 583-5211 noun par waak |4 haura daM. aa«a. Ptoaas aas Mi Rh» Ptola homo 74I-4M7 HOUSE CLtAWNO — |M tor 1 at SakKy IIJ7 OO par waok. Apply Mr a Kaay.S41.J4O3 3 houra. »7 par aa hi aftor. Own 787-3800 583-5210 Bare CtottMO Utor tmt OnllHi MATURE ADULT TO CAM •ana. ttl-OOH. 131 lts4 a>ualI rjpportumiy and OUII PfRSON-IRUCK Far IS ma. aM baby in . WHEN •uatrM Supply Co Miaaialu.n araa homa Full. and tttanaa Sood m. Rota raqulrad. Cat Plan up* ma it. SSCRtTARV/STINO- I lam- dWona CaB Mr 7M-4a»4 ONLY Mm 1 p.m. - " 1*00. pm I WILL BABYSIT — YOU'RE A e)be# tot Ptatafwfienaj VOaatv • VOf# 0" MOTHERS HELPER WANTED WAWA FOOD MARKETS ItrteOn FBJBBV r"*#yaa>^BMBj«eaaewT iv houra par waa». Pram *•» 4 dais a waak. tor 1 •mat BraMtan. Kaanaburg araa. Part time/Full time MiMtWM 1 or 13 ama* . a monSv MOT HIR OF 1 — WEI babyMt M REGISTER har CWtwood Baach homo Caa pUt CO WIM lianaat. Appry » MOTHER OP OROWN CHIl 12. 1 paraon SaaicLma.mc I7ln*— ORtN - W* bdbyall your horn. trial Or.. CrUlauuU Baaah. PRIVATE tPANtSH TUTORINO Oaan S MoMoath CMHHU ar Mna. Eac. rato. waakdaya H Mh lhl CARRIER WAJWHOUat ASSISTANT - only Call 7t7-tB4». ISCRCTARV — lac. akMo tor t aMa» aaskma Hard Par Parmna SOS Pam Co. Oround Boor opportunity Par. Due to our rapid expansion we cur- tpjd tQa Bv#f«eVe> Of rffcawaj ev^pVpWaTfiB RELIASt.1 HARO WOMtaaO YOU GET LAOttt — To da tiuuaa utoamng. Han tlilltll at our So «akv rently have part time/lull time pos- Md Location Muat hava vabd omoaowarao, »a»m.ni AaZ You get around, to earning thai Sutra money PART TIME SITTER - You nama K, wa olaan HI Oaya or you want. Being a Register carrier meant itions available in many of our MCRETARY-Oooo lyplojLra- llil.liiS raaardracer. . Cat Mr. Ptopar or horn. From 10 am lo Jam For Mania. Wa maw p. aNna. Baaa- AROUND! tacaonauaraMaad KaapPaaad. Mr OrsM to prlist and Incentives too. Right now, wa'ra stores. Sd 1 111 Mil. looking lor carriers. It's assy tno It's tun. Join • to Beoratory Poa a* "" •- the Register carrier stall today and gat •Hem imputoa. P.O. Baa .. UaWrW •round! Red Bank. NJ 07701 An Banal MIDDltTOWN Applicants must be 18 or older. Oapty Employer. I Dr.- Isat no). SERVICE STATION ATTEND- Experience not necessary. ANTS — 11 pm-7 am. anm. Appkr In paraon at Crown Bar- We Offer: s Excellent Starting Salaries e Comprehensive Benefits • Chance for Career Opportunity SERVICE STATION ATTEND- ANTS — Vartoua hra. and amlto To arrange for an interview call 774-2870 r1*aV*4 FfJJ # JAtaJAtJ JptBf ptBfi #ai #VT*a) jj) j ajaajejaj. * nln*/iaa "TaH J*»BBMB rw Mon. thru Frl. 6 AM-3 PM ^W*W a**BJVnw< aiajw^^iawswjwji IP* FULL TIME SI H*lp Wanted AUTO TECHNICIAN SURVEY There ara several |ob openings ol which one may. be (" ' , »»or JOBS you. Complet* tne following lorm ami mall aa soon aa possible. H you are an o«p*rl*nc*d auto technician, you may be eofltectedtor a personal Interview. PART TIME 1. Deelrad Annual ftinlms JOBS 2. Faw Benefits Meet Important To You PERMANENT

JOBS 3. Type Of Pay You Prefer TEMPORARY D Flat Rat* Q Percentage Q Hourly 4.1 neve been e Machanlc/Technician fer_ years. I have setae! work opartenc* In Hie loaowtncj areee: O TrtnBmisslon D ProM Ind AHfjmmrrl JOBS D Ak-Condltlonli>g DT " D Tune-up* O I Inthm .. Q ( I. If you hem any cefaXVattena, what are they?

ot AUTO TECHNICIAN SURVEY c/o The Daily Register The Register Boa 0-433 Shrewsbury, W.. B11 TheD^Regtaer MONDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1984 MsrclundlM 72 Oaraga/Yard 101 Apt. lor Rant 104 Wlnlar Rantala 111 Wanted taram >• tar Sal* EANSBURO - a 71 MtrchtMiilM immed oocupan- BRADLEY BEACH - 2 bedroom RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAR- 54 SltkMtHMilWsntM _ VOU HAVE YOUR aacurih; and UIM 4500 RIED COUPLE - locSaH ttrtafc PCBCOO CAKWAOe - A SECOND SECOND HAND SALE - Cat Second Hand Lil. Apt IBIB. 240 Orov' a PI Can MONMOUTH BEACH bedroom apt tor Nov t Greater Harrnaga ctito, ROSE SALE — llama received 244-0777 Aher 5. 244 aalS 314 III! II •• 7pm 1 SR oondo River view Fled Bank area call aher 7pm 4 » 7074 or 444-7072 FUKMTUKC — 1 MM Caawal Kuui. 4 cae- BUY 4 SELL — Ccdeceona large eem.. "fh or without option M •an eSta. 444-4144 •nth. BMO Cotontel etaap aofa ERA LINCHOf T REALTORS I at old gold 4 aHver. coina 0AKHUP18T — Furn7thed~arh- 747 3434 Evaa 4S4-7420 uy. 2 bedrood m home i Mddl ruaaiaa. ruel 4 flraan, aa •UMajTUM CONTENT! - « BASEMENT SALE - Retn or pa. US (Foreign tfcgheat ciency and lurniinad 1 bedroom areaae 472-4194724152 alaftet r 7 pm IMIO aloraae ml Oat dee*. etene 11 Oraaon Av , Helta* ON paid Buoy a 6 Hvry 15 apartmen— i For I1 aduii no peta 7 So.Keypert Cat 244-4142 BRADLEY BEACH TORAQE SPACE WANTED - 4PAMSH TUTOMNa -For MM .Mg-USIll 1. matohlng PIANOS 22-23 4-7 turn Monmouth Rd or omce titea 4 lurnllure CeH en MfiVai rm. Me wj faom aal 2-bedroom. MOO • 747-24*4 m. under 41000 Uaad. under Ouy Johnaon MONMOUTH BEACH 31-4044 er reeefcr «. HO Bate. DO unamttod rentato from >l« appro. MO pee Health. 747-2444 BuySBuya RED BANK - COLONIAL I-bedroom oondo River vievr MM SO a month I lea tot ooya 4 gwa etc. 5 loom., open laeae. raedyi 1700 incl heal/vreMr FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER Antique lurrutura. Itaially. aMwar HOME RENTALS. Ski 340-1234 HMO 0* LOOtUHQ AT THi BOaaBAVCHIST IN HOUSE SALE - WkST Aak for Seen lapaiam. Caa 441-2441 442-4730 ImmadtaM caah. 542-4334 ERA LINCROPT REALTORS MfS«7 - Can 241 ItWUMmi MOO Man ft* tr JO Mr KEANSBURO Enure conlenta 2 BEO SANK - PNVATE Ca« 442-7442 Refrigeralora • 1124 4 124 OLD RUMSON ITEMS 4 roome. 4140. hi pd 747-Mjt Eva. 944 1420 •TOVI - 40 in Drradtona caal on RM M. rlghl 4 room.. 4500 rn ad Caw 31 HOUB»B for M Situations BOXSS - COfMUOATtD TUSTrNO PIANO CO al Campion Ava al Klraran Baal «ok. photoa. POM caroa ale HOME RENTALS. Bar 344-1214 ELBEBON - Available immedi- Sal* Far Moving 1 storage, am Our SMi Tear Emu office Fonovi awia to 5 Cat avawnga 442-4112 ately 4 bedroom, rtbelh home, Wanted Mala Aaaury Perk 774-0444 Roao Tarraca Frl 9/21. 10-4 RED BANK - 2 badrooma. 5 ASSUMABLE V*H pa»y A milimlapj ana <* la. garage IA aaaamtnt. lamlty loom with wood trove, AU.-MKMNO >«D WOW( - ppaae 44J-4472 or OpenStoS Sal 4/22. 10-4 PIANO WANTED largo fenced yard Naar achoot capa, 4 badrooma. Mrga QutHve cioanao. mi cwt Free 747-1 1440 par monffi plua ukkaae Can fancad yard. 2 bath, naw hilchan. ill mi Ce> MIWX 01 1 CYCLE WASHCH - E> Ouilara. MIOOLETOWN 4 lam 911 Olorie Neman Raaliora al PeM OK 4750 222-2440 MM. ir MCA eotor TV. FLORIDA/BOCA RATON - Con ownar Aaking W MO CaH CARPITmo — Wee-le-wee Hal _ NEW 4 USED Name Hy.chitdren a 4 teene ctothmg. REMEMBER THE P1PJK. GREEN. 442-4004 and am for P J -77* PAtNTtNO - 2 aapartanaed Change Seta. Uarray Organ >ye. dod tumllure. turmture. tury village I bedroom condo. Ousel ton—la duami Kanmo YELLOW ANO SLUE GLASS TINTON FALLS •aWMovy of niv brand fiama -542-4140 Ocl. Nov . Dec . 4700 T LAN TICJWOM LANDS — Sava 471-4441 " DINNEBWANE THAT WAS SO Pen OK 4155 paya all lx6rnmiaaK>n MuW-lavai r prlnea gaud work Call May ioo% Mian cerpeLLMraj. an- 'is. ram date 4/14 4-3 No POPULAR DURING THE MS 4 ERA LINCROFT REALTORS -4414 PB| BALL MACHINE - 1140 Or early Urdc 442-712 Buchanan HOME BENT AH. Bkr 144-1234 onMinporary 1 acra Oil na baoVtiuin. A> patera up to ollar Cat I71-O330 40-ST I WILL BUY I PIECE OR 747-3414 Evaa 747-5447 »a t am* 4144 litclaaei Stvd iwoooteke Hotel off cantc Dr Panoramic www NY • oond. 4 yra. eM. ENTIRE SET ALSO. NEED SEA BRIGHT - f bedroom PflAM - TabM vmK 2 t hylina La«g« living room dining caa t ETCHED STEMWARE- GLASS TWINBROOK furniahed cortege. A' oom. 2-4 badroomt 2'« batha^ 2 I MIDDLETOWN - 14 CUtldBe KITMCENWARE ANO OBANOE 442-oOOS i hitchan Cot tan Or Fo Sal 4/24-24 4-4 Stereo, JUICE SQUEEZERS CALL VILLAGE kghl llaloraa. bar Hoot, much coumara Jan-AM dnhwaahar LINDA 270-4010 GARDEN APTS. 106 Furnlahad intng-top ctova 3 tiraplacaa 4 2badroomtlromo440 Mod Rooms Hand-cratlad oak panalad room O|HH>ftUrilty 73 Machinery (or AN naw Palla windowt A Hiding CHECK THIS OUT... TRAILERS UTILITY. POP-UP. 4 hot 4 cold water Cooking gee 40 YEAR OLD — Couple hot law doora Canlrai air Can- HAUTV SALON — BeyeKore Sala BOAT Plua trailer parta and 12 ' dad On-premiaee tenma room for rent tor modern-mind- talvac 24 hr momiorad aaourity > Oal mor. limn k> check am OWANDFATHERS kVaryi ana Mae. 244-2117 la. pool, recreation aree adledr 747-0440 everunga yaiam 2'»cat oaiaga In- . g-244- you* ad teuh a CHCCft at the lap HILLSIDE HUSTLER - ISO v»tn Near Eatontown ahopping Eicel- wound pooT*Adiacant lodga working oondJi PiVATE HOUSE SALE - Appl. 2-mch moejer deck 25 horae- ABERDEEN TO REO BANK turn . brlc-e-brac Coma m par. TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO lent achoota Ocean Twp Rooma 4 aludloa from 440 a wk uiiabia io* cabana LOVMT laval iNTfMNATlONAl 4H4l 4UU.0 poaer Original coal 514000 Highway 39. Oakhural Peking 44,000 MI-1144 DOLLARS — Convert OM Je»- HOW RENTALS Bki 144 1234 privata antranca * laciliitaa INO HANUTACTUMH—Aeatd- «aM8! 831 4423 _ 4aa.0SH •oaaibta molhar'daughtar Pnn- atry B Caah DON PONS JEW- OCEAN QROVE - Latetronl RACTOR - Ford 4100 WWIELERS vnt buy from private ipataomy in ISM SIM FUULHOAO TIES — SaSVJ. M 40. front and loader 400 hra Oood 102 HousBBtor Clean Ouiel Secure No pela eapendmg Man For eppe- «7«4. »7 40 Preaaure-iraaMd. oanara end illilll ANTIOUE Shore phone 4 TV Single rooma TLANTIC HIOHLANDS - Con GaWn. oaa WSMCOB IXUI Can 747-2154 ataS. 4475. 7.7.4 11044cond Muat aae M appreclaM CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW- Aaking 17400 430-7454 from 450 per wk Call 774-3544 lamporary. yaar round walat- 7S4-U00 In. 240] CMUMCN-S - 1> » eapan- AVI — An __ 000-429-4707 Can deliver. ELRY DESIGNED 7M River M . n»m _____ >awa. aituatad on ovar 1 acra in dabla yard. 4» etib an a bad. Fair Haven. N J 442-U57 RED BANK - Lovely lurnianad UCI STATION-MIOOLE- Ma you a kka H> aaH7 An ad Ma WDECORATmO SALE - Triple 77 Pats and WANTED — Old oriental ruga, A I ASEROEIN TO RED BANK >• hilli ot Atlantic Highlanda >; Oaana-O-Mabc. I tor 10 daya. kM MM Call Keanaburgft room a under 4400 room, kitchen priviledgae. perk. nil custom contamporary ot- TOWN — Oreel highway lo- > 244-1440 laaaar. Dwng I kitchen MaMa. am a ing. Suitable lor working lemale cation. 4 baya. 3 MM. Pripp Hi- Llvaatock Rumaon 4 roome. garage tart 3 bad'oomt A 3 full balha in couchea End 4 oenoe tablet 1-400 41. Ca« 7«1-2744 mam houaa. • a aaparala m- CHILD'S SPmNO HOUSE — Mann. aaM naturae 4 mam ADORABLE BUNNIES -Dvrarto See Bright on water. 44*0 Id cond 410 Pon-e orU>. Lope. Boa Bogwiera. Priced to Need help? Many morel atv aparlmant on lha ground 1ONOA CN400E - 1441. 7,400 Cat 7M-2M4/aveo 10a Commercial aval Faaturaa includa Ca- good oond S14. Cee 444-4414 I. Eac. oond. 1000. r IOT BeautiS hand-n NJ a only oompularliad aervice RKURATOR - Norga. SIM 4 otncaa Call them nad>al cailingi in living loom. CAUIHA i-MMaBarlpm. Kitcnea atao Cat 446-O477 _RO_tajl» SSMonaytoLoan Spaeed Quean waahwaahera . 4 yeareara HOME BENTALS. Bkt '3S4 1214 wrtlh paanut itona litapiaca. cm«ON luaa, aid. 471 Oven 44 ceoklop. mod- Advsncad And ATLANTIC uppar A ktwar laval dacka with AMTTUtLOANIUTI aoynd/maaan Mcaira . . ern maded .42 42f4t aa Ml 1444 •aeutitm 4 Bedroom cuaMm BRAND NEW magnitlciant waiarwiaw o) Naw FOH HOMtOWNim 200/I2KL •Mtl CMnon ralM» Beginneri 101 Apartmanu wira* pcivata waotfatf lot- L-arQa York akylina Sandy Hook Bay A loom Mm F I 4 1-72 MM MO REFRIGERATOR — 17 cu M DOO TRAINING tamity room with brick hi BSD BANK - Broad 81 400 eq an aw otter n it % goon cMna. AH taoraUHj cood AM lor tree WHM Oeod condwon 12 4 1 BEDROOM - HARDEN II ea auite OntylMI SMOrme >n Cuilom kltchan with caaa. HO Caa bararaOa.m. W4-I4I4 Beyehon Dog Club, 741-4044 APABTMINTS CENTRALLY modern eel m kitchen, ; Janan alona t u»Ud oak cabi- I 471-1012 . Cdamai vrajjen «heal, 5 LOCATED CALL 144-1240 ly tatttna. By plua utll CaH 741 1443/dayt AKC YOFMI PUPS — VahMy 471-4141/evea 4 weekenda •Ma *24S 000 BARB REAL E8- - HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - 4S>S i.soo asi-Vsw ATE. tr2-1B00 THE - WMM. apffr oval ehape pecan davng raw 7M-14U coaM. I ear up. 10 areakt eki. BEDROOM APARTMENT - IA TONT OWN ] room otliCO in eohravour ft trlaky malea Call 241-4M4 For a Mngto or couple, no peta. ATLANTIC HK1HLAND4 IOO iq h , |l par aquara. % men table, curved lego, braoa kpo. REFRKMRATOR/FREEZER - HI proteetwnal buUduig Ap- .TL ANTIC HIOHLANDB AC ptaoad. Mpar Waal 4140 mo pki. aecurlty _ J MO ea tl.. carpeted, cen- Within walking ditiantc ol lha COLONIAL OE. 13 cu ft. gold, not treat tree. AKC REGISTERED Male M4-lbti. a». S7O-17M pkia 4 4442144 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 1*4-1234 tral air 4 vecuum. 4179/mo Call marina, achooii. ihopping antf FINANCIAL ACCEPTANCE. INC tara hand opening vou moat Dacheund 4200 Irrm Greet aunt M2-OO34 TOtLFMt COATS 4 JACKCT4 - LadMa clwra. wand na» aal « W*a kUM Cat 747-2404 anytime 3 ROOM GARDEN APT — Pll- CMARMINO CABBIAQE HOUSE ranaportation. Inta apaciowa 3 , i Can Me- 2442 badroom, i'-»ttath noma ia |ual B . alaea 14. 14. gtrle auee 7-14 la mcluaad. »7S0. Camalna- veM entrance No pete Caa aher MIDOLETOWN - Fully LAW OFFlct — Lime Silver, li- BQ0-323-MM, Eirt. RM ante autia s »' auaa 7-14 I »orung TV. imaa.« raaard BSFUHUBATOB « FREEZER - BEAGLE PUPPY - 4 747-4340 lurnianad. 3 badroome. 2vt ra young Laiga kltchan. co«y 2 cu. h 24X44X24 •* Kanmara. AKC ShoM/ararmed brary 4 copy machine, prime lo- my room Low maintananca U-HELP-M Table organ 429 atria S eaead eathe-toceted on a baauaful goH cation CeH747-7070 3an' aneaue. 44' tone, 3T geldsaw. Syras yra-. old. 2 lea oaya In uae _ ed Great «n A-1 ABERDEEN TO BEO BANK aitarlor and caralrao grounda Uke S4S Ae We new 471-0444 couree Winter centalHOOO/mo LINCROFT - Ratal,' ~i "p,o- Near DM daM renal plana da. 24" high. 4100 Pveone Una) 10/1 •/241-0447 471-1124 Keenaburg 4 reome under 4400 uata 1 yaara rental 4iaoO/mo IM.M0 COLONIAL MAPI! TMSTLI 31 Praapacl Ave.. Al High- Bumeon 4 room., oarage teaatenal apace avaiiaeia Call FOUR SEASONS. RMIKXI , - a SMTTANY 4PANIEL PUP4 - l'> mo aecurlly for appointment Catch up on back paymama TASLf - Cftaka. huKli. a braal PWaa VMln lePeVavrrfaTep ^w^arae "DtT - landa. N J [Mmaidal 1300 w beat AKC raaMMred Whelp data Sea Bright an water, 4440 CeH Heiat Freemen 530 MOO cnanjalla. Vary aaod cond Move 1 much lower monthly pay- mica. 4 ortatra ol cane S MeWeae 474/S4. €.c OMOd tinea Grand- Need help? Many morel f BA LINCROFT REALTORS ATLANTIC HIOHLANOB — 04M Can anyama 171- IIM. NJ'a only computer nod eervtce ment luet kke II uaed lo be--and REMOOELIHO — Free red brick eire KaM 4 amateur naM cham- RUMSON REALTY 747-4421 Evea 747-5447 Bdaulilul 4 badroom cuatom aeve I too a monthly COLONIAL LIVING BOOM SCT pieoae (for fim whole Pay for thia 4 omoaa Can them REALTORS 441-1444 rtoma, privala woodad Mil Largo 6 HOME RENTALS. Skr 144-1214 •TOMO - Sole, love eaei. CM " •amm laaro lap. Mr long, 30" ed 4 re) all youra Can 244-4244 Single modern office' amity room with bnck liraplaca, "da. is- man. IMO ' EAST KEANSBUIIO — New in- 4TOPAUTO . pine taotaa. temptp. . _ W '" A-1 ABERDEEN TO PIED BANK terior large rooma. cloaala 1 Iliea included 4224 per modarn aat in kltchan, 2 batha. - STOP WAOI OABNMHINO •tereo Awmg 41000 ( 47-OH4 anar 1 p.m COCKITIELS - 7 vraaka 4 Keenaburg coltaga 4150. Halt Mullanay Haally 471 Sl»l tovaiy aalling By ownar o A»mg liooo Can aHar * IUMSON - Florida-bound lame, mekea e greal pel. 445 bedroom SeOO/mo • uala. t'» STOP Horaoalng Creditor Can HOUSIHOLD APPLIANCES ranch provmctpt eota. deem- each Call altar 5 v/eetdara, any Porl Menmooum 4375. tuna pd CBSTSMHf 1.19.600 201 MM EklraCoah tor Any Riainn 41 Matawen 4 roomt, 1425. hi pd BSD SANK - Pr otaiaional otllce ATTRACTIVE - Naw 3 badroom CCH.OPJ TELEVISION UPWITURE - - uaraonad. lulled back. 4450 2 d 241-1154 FAIR HAVSN - 4 bedreoma. 2 auitee aveuebte in varloua 21 OUArUNTEEO RCSULTS n RCA 21. 175 Baigata enatra. copperpp, , ami. balha. mint cond 4474 * uiila merer buttdrnge Unlit range anch. Ocl occupancy, i2M i. COCKTR SPAMEl PUPS - Can 741-2717 dean. SI4— 0 ee 2 Wininge chelraI . No pate 741 1434 Horn 1-1 roome to 4000 ag It . all arm mottoaga lo quaiitiad a* Caa 2S1-M7I Ik. doer . 4240 aa 2 AKC, 7 eika. Shott. wormed, unila are carpeted, atr con-buyara tUjtOO 4»B-1413 or COLECO VISION — VHMO garna 40 ae Cot- Ih guerenMed Sound I AIR HAVEN ditioned 4 have on>alte parking SAVS COMMtSSIOtee •yMam turbo aanilna ahail. IBM TYPEWRITERS tSSSST* Mmparamenl ALL LANDLORDS Apllancea. garage. 4400 lee teMo"S75 4X12 gold heavy Retea range from S200 per mo • BY OWNER - ft acraa with lovaly art may can VAa— aupar MM uunaalaia, S RENTAL S22-SM par ma broedkjom rug. 4240 All eacel. MIS We acreen 4 advoraaa for you. RENTALS. »ki 144-H34 411 par art It • ullkttee Call a) buy 747-1M lenanta vratung. no goal to you Colonial. 10 rooma. 3'» batha, * 7 tent cdndteon 10 pee. wrought COLLIE - S. 10 mo OM Our FAIR HAVEN — ^ bedroom nvnar. Wanar ZifniTrara*. • room houaa. back on Ifta m«r- IH Ml| raHnannna, 71 hour ap- ken eat. 4X74 ft oca Pino dinette coal 1100 All thole FREE TO JUST RENTALS Skr 144-1565 Ranch, wooded tol on Cut de 4424945 proval, miugii Corpleane. sie" kat idaal for Raa/orlica. hotaaa. COMPUTER - MWI PC. r GOOD HOME Cat 471-3274 ALL LOCAL AREAS* _ I. 2, 3 'me • aec Belore 4 n-iawa, incoma Can tub-divida Kramer Fin I 344-4044 amaM-STHL UNPACKED Can RED SANK DOHBMAN - MaM. 3 moo Bedrooma (aome larger) Some am or after 4 pm 774.4922 PRIME OFFICE SPACS - With on I2M.000 Call b4? M3B daya 717-aOOO; Spaa. 7I7-M41 AKC Beg. At ahola Very friend- klda, pete OK 4 aome free ulli SSABS RIDER MOWER FUBNISHEO — 4 roomt. 1 Site parking. Baton market ran COLTS NECK CONTENTS OF SAfWER SHOP ITCHEN SCT — Table. 4 onan 3apaad.4HP.ti50 ly Ailing 4240 Cat Sue. maa 4175 4 up Call Mr into Ul CALL ROSIN 1AO4R. 472-1347. after 4 bedroom, email yard, no children - Was uM. •onlalnl 2 auaona. 12» TaUa lampa. IX k IK Caa 541-1441 or pate SSOO * uiiiihaa end ae HELM4LEV SPEAR INC THE IMPOSSIBLE mu« aw mmadraMy. SMOO I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS curlty 472-0444 201-444-4100 Deal altar CaSSSS-IISO. SHUTTERS - E.terior. _. FOR SALE - MMmaaM buck DREAM ITCHCN CASINfTS - Mad I7ISS. M'pr. 14X55 412t2/pr/ . d 11 mo AKCC al. l MOM. SM0. (ard. mda. petal HULET 4 badrooma. 2 balha. RED BANK - 2 room office auila Merchandise MOMi RENTALS. Bkr 144-1234 A baautilully woodad 1 acra lot 71 CONTRACTORS — Earn aalra wood "trt Wp4. amka S lauoeu) 1X54 Hl/pr Plaal 12XM trained and good with childreh n iplil level, garage, nice with waiting aree 4 off etreat lor him. 10 cloaata tot ha* A low lor Sala Mnler Mcoma -1 hoahall neat • on* CWSSS-10S1 • 10/pr Can 7414717 Call 467-0411 CONCO ON OCEAN — To ahara. neighborhood 4400 mo plua perking Etagant entrance Ideal uaaa vou n lova ihia cuatom lor profeaewnal practice Very ITCHSN CABINETS — 4'*' tea 4IEERA WOOD STOVE - Plua 4 FREE KITTENS - Nearly born. privaM beach. 2% berha. 2 Mr- uimtiae built 3 badroom. 2 bath ranch, 11VAUOS Of SATIN - 13 yarda •rn we a»alHcletor Mi a lonebte at 4444 per mo in- torn with counter lap 4 4MB horde ol weed, taaionaa. 4700 pick them out then watch them raoaa S paao See Bright ERA JAMIE PAVLIB aal-in kltchan. panalad dan. din- . ol CnarrWy laca Can airamnga 747 5412 cluding all uu 2 yr leaae Call ng room, living room, acraanad •72-0110. Omar name inOuo*. eManaon cond . 4440 Can 741-4101 arovr wail Ma vraekt then you 747-4d34 Avail Nov - can grva them e good home They 542-2221 porch, atona firaplaca 2 car gar laoaari. aWiattoidina. dr am 4-4 aak Mr Ooraan IOTA "^- Contemporary with EATONTOWN - READY NOWI IS CU FT. FRCUEP. - UprigM. arl took kke Morn. 444-4544 or 4 roome, 4400 a JIET 3 bedroom. 2-balh. REO BANK ~ Fineal pro- aga HM.goo •ram S10W. aaator S400 , Saara pna. heavy duly enlaMlan corda. LAHKIN OFrOPFBONT chair Like ne ft al 747-4444 747-4344 Kida Hi* 4 irjoma. Isoo 4 lamuy room 5425 CALL OWNER 431-1454 lud u araanar t dryar. S200. HOME RENTAL4. Ikr IM-IIM ERA LINCROFT REAL TORS Oround Uaclroki> rug aMmpaoar S Saar 4260 FREE TO GOOD HOME - Ovrarl FAIR HAVEN BEAUTY black 4 vrMM rabbit Brown 4 747-1434 Evaa 747-5447 floor. Broad Street location •eruabar. aorlh SaOO. aaa torCONTENTS OF FAMILY ROOM m-ma Groan, good cond FAIR HAVEN 4.000 eg ft in the haerl ol the Vou don I hava lo Mcnlica houao while guinea pig Need TLC HOMES FOR RENT - Apply In lor good acrtoola and graat lo S7S. Can 7«7.4aal — 2 eoushaa. end MMe SAP aLOWSH — Srtgga 4 Like ne» 4100 244 4410 HOME'^ENTALS'.lkr tip-1234 financial dialrKl Parking uc, mare. S 442-7414 raon 241 PooM Ave. Long catK>n You muil Ma mia Rivat 3 MONTHS OLD - OualWd Ml- S k Slranon. 4 HP wtth vecuum al FREEHOLD - POM end Coach provided Cantral air Carpel I •7170»tonar 7 Mehment Like new Firm 4300 » - MaMMng chair FREE - To good home German anch Oaha baautyi Traad lot, 3 val tola, lova taat. maMMrHj ttoTMjd wrth solitf P*^HI VtMae. 1-badroem garden apta B Caa. 747-2442 ananherr pointer 4 yra Cell owner, warier Zimmerer. badroom*. 2 baiht. gaa rtaal, Hnpa. laraa cattaa taMa 4 I CONTEMPORABV - > piece ae 4100 etch Free drapaa eveUMe Hoi vraMr I pool tup- KEAN4SURO - 2-bedroom liraplata Bnghl nauiral aw|a and MbMa. an "* oom- couch 4 MM aaet. brown 4 Ian. taoallio . houee No pala Reft MOO/mo 442-4944 uen I m LIQUIDATION - 4OS OFF 47I-1M7 Cat 47i paed Open evea Can 442-2225 „.! Nawly dacoralad Asking panmama MOO Can IT0-1U2 IS mot OM. 41400 Cell FROM FIFTH AVI. HOTEL t ulita I mo aec Avail Ocl t RIDBANK luii H4t.g00 Call now I 241 me* SOFA - SSOO Colonial prml for Caa 741-7204 3 PtSCC - Sar MO. Knanan aal. MChendeeart FURNISHED - Including at util- AND VICINITY I-Mtl. IMO Pme dreeaer. hutch lap s FUSE KITTENS - Oraat with MO. wd-up imcM u CMS prth ITHMTCMP VV6 lOOWMSeaneee —4, 2 rooma 4 both Moiure LOCUST AREA - 4 badrooma 1 OFFICE SPACE ir antmala aapeciaty doge peraon preferred Sea al 244 bathe Family room lireplece 2- MO 4q It U 400 aq II Fur tale a madwm aue roaaar, no Ji ftftii.VitiBj IJ anar 2 am 7*7-04eJ VAN HORN M, S2O Walker. S10 In- 140 PC a Arraaue FurMmn Weal End Ave . Weal End or leaee J-PrtCI COLONIAL — PMa •>- Mmt Condwon cunam 414 Caa 747 4440 HIQHLAND4 1 room apart REALTY BROKERAOE »H room aw. aa la. mm a» ra- •aaL »7 Baaraj. SIO Cat FUSS KITTENS - To loving 7JS-2704 INTERNATIONAL OALLERI44 4 wka. utter trained mem. auilabte for eingto edult. oond immodiaio 701-344-0100 2M Bey Ave 4340 Inotudee ell Monthly r«n(al »1500/mo HOLMDEL aawa Mtak.'liX U»M7S OSSK - 11.. JrtMeM*. MO t t Ray S Smith. Broker SOFA SID - Fun aue. broan utmtiea Leaae 4 eecunty Call •42-7tll RED BANK - Yomce ouitea EDWARDW COILINS $2» WalnuW t erftortamer eamar JS 'Vji AQENCY 444-4144 HOTetoHune ou Sto BUrd Eac cond. 4125 Dleh- I S42 5735 or 241-4444 LONOBHANCH private peiking. 2 btocka from 1aS/70SH/14 - _ kHOHLANDS Pent houaa I 7 laorrtB. SMO • h , p4o4 v SONY - Baal io real uyadack Can Ann 24 hr eac . poet. Mnnie Avail- . 0140 MS-IMS aWar MIDOLETOWN - 2 badtoom eun/Furr)rahed Office Suilee property Apply In poreun 2S3 4 MAPLE DINETTE CHAIRS — MllO- flVW #ISf#O. M##a ft* 472-4147 or 747-0301 abta lurniahed or unfurnlahad Ilitn coHaQO MOO mo . ••faran- eWHh Secy 4 Anearorlng Serv AaMn «»0 Fur, ana arlekar IVINO ROOM SET - Radlnlng Cat. anar 4 201-444-4111 eShrawabuly, call 741-9700 Poote Ave , Long Branch parr Flral MO lakea II 5312142 FREE KITTENS - To a good CM. own ulilithw Avatlabla Now naamoara. MO Caa (71-11SI chair 4 coucn. II i Catien-oo/3 KEANBBUHU altar 6. SPORT JACKET - Dark green home. 2 tomato; 1 mate. I week. HIGHLANDS - Klda. pete OK 110 Wantad to Rant 14. Oakhural 411-2440 34* Purchaaad June in old Cat 444-4415 Super Ouatoa. MOO Cat! MIDDtETOWN 3 bMtiooma 3 FAMILY SHELL Can after 4 244.7144 LOT SOU 100 4 TWIN SUE BIDS OtNtNQ BOOM SET NaMMon a 444 Now 140 Worn FBEI KITTENS HOME RENTALS. Bkr 344-1214 l«i o* aat-m hilchan. dining toom, - ATTENTION LANDLORDS ' 2 mapla. 2 artMa. raaa MA0NAV0X — 14" remote con onoa" 444-4707 aHar 4 pm We have many qualified lannenta Call 747 0474 until 4 pm One Calico KEANSBURO — Immedielo oc- Hving room. utHlty room. 1^ Can M1-I40S rot TV Cuinaa complete wHh Mth MM pw month ptut yW- with raferencee No charge lo STEREO CONSOLE - Wlthradlo Can 444-4141 cupancy 2 bedroom apartmeni. KEANSBUKO - Lovely 4 aland. Paid 4440 Aat ing I rkM Wtd 1'4 moniha aacurrty bedroom 2 bath ranch wont ta7 ELWOOD ENLAROER - on and S track Colonial mapM Ea- FREE DO* — Bad Utah Setter. heal. get. 4 hoi water included •land. •'• Ooodan Pran asod Of beat oner TV In mini a . No peta Security required 4445 Call 4MO35/ """JUST RENTALS, BROKER WI at only 444.400 Kirwan OWKMQ TMKC — "touod. Mfc ft M 244-4144'aak lor Thomae !" M ahape 1100 71MMmeM, . 4 yra Md. Neadt good mrnmg lama. • Dana W1 laWa anar 4 par mo Cat p m 441-5201 HEDBANK COLONIAL 144-1144 Agency 747-4400 Ji^ home. Moving cannot take Can •aw. FrotoiaMnal photo print TP V ^^ kamaa make n a a-n oval. • 747-4114 • #ooma. opan IIMN raadyi FAMILY - With 2 deughlert. age LAKEWOOD dryar. 1S»tO. Can S41-04SS. MAN 4 I KEANSBURO - 3 ROOMS 1 Or 11 4 17. 4 dog looking in aroea o matching Mgh-adckad chetra 2 aduhe. no peta Call alter 6 pm HOMOME RENfALRENfALSS . • MB-1144-1232 4 Carl 747-K44. SEA 4RIOMT - Finn 2-3 E Kaanaburg^ Batldrd 4 Por U.S. QOV'T OWNED AM CONCHTIONEM - 2. WOO S1100 tor paf 741-4123 THC WlDOtNOS OPF -En FREE KITTENS TO OOOD badroom. 4400 incl ullla 124000 91 Carey St 1 and aooo BTU Say I DINETTE SUTCMER SLOCK MANS BIKE - 24 WeeMrn HOME — 4 pure white. 2 orange apM. S7Saacn 2*4-11 KEANSSURO - SpecKM 2 EBA LINCROFT REALTORS aree • aleo 4440 tope mo Alto bedrooma. 2 belha 113 TABLE — 1 laat. «Hh matching Iyer. Oaad cond . SM »rm Can STriSaJ "* 4 vrfHM. 1 calico Cert anytfmo interaated to rent wtfh option " huKh • 4 Cane back laalher 542-0114 It no 442-4144 bedroom apartmeni Heal and 747-1414 Evaa 747 9447 Aiowtuoain hi included 1470 IV) buy CaH attar 3pn 14M1S 417.000 2» Ooaan Ave 1 onop dw Uaad Furnnura Cantor charra. E»c cond MOO or B/O TRAILERS - 4» int.. 11" area, FREE KITTENS - 11 oka old! 2 bedrooma. ri balha Subiaci to •hue 4 gray/while A O 103 Rontalato a) Had Sank •71-3144 MASON - Jan |»M, Tapaan ate new. 4175 And. 14 boat OwT! 'cmitl !U» OCNTLIMAN - 43. daa»aa bida Offera qualMied Red 1S7SrlriaabaryA»a«4a-144S ana gee range. 21 cu. " kaaer aa M S100. 244-2347 FREE TO GOOD HOME Shara qutat cnsMrtui •tudio-typa aparl- Carpet Realty loll Iree C4NINO BOOM FORMAL - Oak MARLBOB07 roome. Only 1400 in Long araneh-Rad Bank braakkani. labla. • chalra Ne» m. etc. ate 442-7442 Famato black 4 white kitten 1-400 272-1041 anytime dey or TRUMPET FOR SALE - OMa _ Call 741 1030 mda OK CONDO ON OCE AN — To there, 222 tO5t niohl m -"» Amum door • 90t> cond Mutt aaH »71 «75O I m«c WARDROBE ArnMHaOO1 "^WHW COf*©1 «#• MATERNITY HOMS BENTALS, Bar 31B-1234 private beech. 2-4 bathe, 3 tor "'aWMntar. rreaaae M ttocka cheap Cat 444-4504 CHOW CMOW - 1 year old recae 4 palto Sea Bright MATURE COUPLE - Ap. LEONARDO - 3 badroom. large' MIODLETOWN CONDO - praciativ* of ntcm purroundinga OtMNO srr - Colonel table 4 1150 741-4375 - 14 men Oueaer Cat. MmaM HaeetahoM Lootlnator 747-«MM ot 2-3 tHdind oleae doora leading to a ANTKMMU — MaflOQiny ari Chan, plua corner cabmel Cot MSNS BACtNO BhXE — Fu war Sniaaini 4140 bedrooma. 2 balha. pool, tannia. day or night WOMAN WITH 2 BOYS - 4 dog badrooma Apt. or houa* Had 12*12 rJecH. gaa heel budget 45ft cnair. aal ol S ena»t. Curly • omal eofe. tare aaat. 4 choir Swn, Mack, over SSOO II i 444-4444 betore 10 30 am and club houaa. aecurrty. 1 occupant looking for aomeone willing to Bttnk araa For Nov occupancy Pine treatte oonee laHe 4 end mo. low tanea. neer beech "' .laulakarockdr.pl- led. muel aae 4340 Ceat 1 a.m. FREE TO GOOD HOME - Large. muat be 92 or over No pale ahare their home-immediately Ownar can ba aaaurad ol aical- manna. 4 cloee lo public Irana Mllrola t raeorda. table Miac tampa. Mewed lo ron wood burning coo* atove mala dog 5moa ok) Shot. vVm AvaH Ocl I. S47I * uWe Day a Can pay S279 muimum Cell lant uphaap NO otMldran No 140 2 atarece compUla 440 aa TWIN BABY CAPMUUM n Aalling 114 400 Call tor Neade room M run 4 442-4444 arter 4 741-0421 Scharlene 241-0424 PM HI-74MIN 4 or S74 IIM Sak. aaa IMBI. Mapw CnrrMroba atatyS7i-iMl 471.3474 Seesr croaa eac oond 421 CM 741-2414 iwan Cat 4104411 lurtooa aanrlcal coming urnl. MNINQ BOOM — lllbrnan ped METAL PANELS - Factor GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Naa naar. Can •42-043O eatol table. 4 cnaira. honied O - Ankoue I 1 atddaa • tIfof long. F TV aland Wing_ chair AKC Eioell.nl MmpermaM ANTrOUf — Knab* plane M Credanta. eac cond Secrrhce I etc 747-2224 Black 4 Ian Call 741-4441 ok). Mw condwon Si 700 42200 or B'O. Mutl be aeon rvaa 471•1142 mahrlduaty w US lahea at CM anar 471 3424/ener 4 3 place Bedroom aal. 4175 4 LAROE MICRO-OVEN OM AKC real alt red 4200 Eve- Samaung, akneal ne>. indudaa VACUUM - EUREKA ANTKMMS - SM« Sara. Em. atalTpool tatne. 4340 Pmban CANI4TER with PooermaM I mnga 472-1*04 ptra •' coucn Manoaany 3 piaoa machine. 1100 CALL 442-1444 drahea Cat after 3 pnt MOM 3 yra OU Coat 4100 KM HANOSOMI TB - 14 hand. Bey Had add M. CaraadaoM amgra 747-1120 Oetding 11 yra young Shown I bad. Mahogany Mad gjaaa book- DWNEItWAM — Royal OauIMn • 32 atecea Carlitapaltorn 741-47M iVff-ttif luctataluHr al rated ahoora. eaaM. Vuwran oraan 7'* partor-crlb. tarllltat. wmmm, mm Ouiet 4 ertordaaie Muti eon enurcn aansh 741-MloT Never uaad WOO 7M-SSM ana. SHORTOF e> 1100 Seaung machine, 440 VCR ajeoo Caa 7471444 CASH? 4 COaat doora. Capahen em/fm 4- 1044 MIMublahl HO 304UB ANTIQUE - am a LOVABLf MALAMU1E MALE 0MJHWA4HER trap atereo 4400 Can 241-1012034 with teeturea. 4500 M Pal at 241-4412 OOO - Aleo a«ttne corner 4 dog 4290 CM 442-4201 " tmora MOVIHO-MUST S4U.LI - IH houaa Neada home with yard I ANTKHIES VMS/VCR — Seera. remote, m Aa raaeanaala Caa 541-0414 Tag Sato 1.000 Traaturaa From ___, - .-BMUA ft.Taakfl ** *afc_ m "" yvi le^nraav iiaajHrew w^wf *pe»ae. (r w • a?" Nf f Of D - Loving lam- raaal aauio* Save 40H INTER- or. Colonial oofraa 4 and « meto ir oator TV. (340. ALTtC- •y/paraon to adopt a* Euea Ml- NATIONAL OALLEMES. 1M racarrar. tonal 4 nig aat. Cat aaeakertk . 70 HAVE A lawinen Sprmga ltd. umrhr trauera. MSOaa. Tne. 13 IMO 471-4470 SMREWSSURY 747-MOO ent, trained, great I 14. 15 reamara S aneaa. S20 4 VIDEO CAMERA RCA - 007 an Can 442-U44 I TVataoV a 440Z u747 ANTKMMS — Ootdan oak tac- camera 0 racer eat, eatre Mneee Tuaa -Sal 4-8 20 pm or ISM ratary circa 1*00. gtoM doora. 3 DOO BUN — aarvarwed Uvfne roam Sat. 4 lapaa. aaoo JVC cam- 7042 houaa IMOXlta. 4200 _ TV fwm aaa) corder HRCl e 013 camera, •740 Cat 241 0044 WISt HHJMLANO WHITE TSB- S400 73S-MI0 anar • oanng 747-4441 P.IERPUP4- AKC 4maa. amerl | MOVINO * WA4HING MACHINE — Whirl. A (itrf*'dy No*^1 •r*add**^Q HGQF ANTrOUE CENTER or Bed Sank 0 Can 7074 12* W Front SI -3 DuUdinga gueranteed Can M7a>i» ISO Milan X2-433S DOO KENNEL — 14 «7 «l rugh rroom aal. lempa 4 much YOBKSMtBt TIBMIB PUP . heavy duty Cham Hnk. kke new Kama tougrn.aan lor OUT i. Cat Sea-Oil* C d Call iiilUdl Arao. eadar houaa MW takaa DRYER - ANVTHINa — US W beat ottor: all 747-BOM ICownaSl Bereaaua aMi tan. chada -or* compatl. atackaMud aleec ft5 yra. old bench, maker IS' baae S DOUBLE SOFA SSO - Good eeruJKton. 424— 0 440-1421 t r Mile aaokeaai. ultra vt- matchtna chair, pfacaoaay m Bicycles ma Htnp, I anad ahunara 4S • 440 CalTs71.44»a anytime t team, uaaa regular Mini BlkM > Not aa naawy or wavy aa DRAPES — Madin i»naan eMM 2 OIBT 4I«£S - 1 I Mm S 1 raundad. Hirlaar. maple wnrto 4 gold 2 paneM. IM n water bode Very com- • -'eSmora Ca»S42-1Sl4 luilean tnorueee wood boa Sehwtnn Oood oond 2eM llaSriae odiaa. ft h.p. CaH APPLIANCES - The Seal Suya MOVMO/MUST SELL - Cua- apnng IMIM S2M or Mat ofMr 7415705 or 7474571 210/741-4472 are at Brick Church Appaenoe. Madllarrant«n Kvmg room DIMSSSPJ 4 CHIST - C« aMM. room 4 dtneae eat. cat tor 2 OIRt BIKES - 1 F epat 244-2707 Schelnn. Oood cond. never been uaad. aamr " haMtaptt •ft CW lft#r rnosili Pfty AUTUMN HAZE MMK JACKET baiaa 5 tip Can — Manning rial. 3 akin stole. yra. 42» Can 440-1474 MOVMOSALE- Elllliclapedla •200. eakine SIM or beat offer Can 244-4144 and aak tor Miea 2 10/741-4472 S40O or aeM ataarawhn Large ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER - cottoa taMa. t» i*ki Smgar 1440-1444 yearbook 4 a MtNS 10-SPSIO — ScntMnn Brother, eon correcting portable voyeger Thta brfce ia In aao. 47ft VIC 20 computer * " 4100 Unique Braea 4 • WELL PUMP - Gould. Ihp and ' Her.lie cono al around 4 worth every 741-0204 •tlll« tialdlni lank. 2 veer. old. 4175, penny. 4124 Cell 471-4044 444 0 Coucn and chair. French BAB* ITEMS - Samg arm era- EHCLYCLOPfOIAS Brttar VJHK WI dM. walker mum aaM. earner rtlca. Lovely aal. We new. SSS4 ! 81 Sports EH. Caa (710330 bed heedboerde (J) twtn. mepte Anttaue chrne aumjoerd. M<____0 EqulpfTfrrt Free Oarag* Sal* Ktts BASWnSAU. BACKSOAMI - S10 ea. candle notdere 12). alar M IM Sokd POMPole S hohooap lor aaM ting aaver. 12-tn. 474 ee. Hoover oak lamp table. 428 I•MP and 4al74.al2*a24a374 12 OAUOE BROWNINO - Whsn you plKe your ad In The RMister Classtlied cheap. CeVe44-49OCat 4 upright vacuum. 430 Maam Iron •etotame,, 420 Ca" t 241-2441 or WHEEL CHAIBS 121 — 4140 4 4721374 Ssctton, you can pick up youi FREE garage sale kit BEAUTIFUL - WMM Ma •»»•») 474 Arregue chine cloeat. S74 peri. HM> MOVING SALE - Some hauaa- Twm bed. 440 Made daak. 174 12 OUAOE during regular busirwts hours You'll get t sign. 2 MOO. WMM Ma FIREWOOD Iteld Name, garden Mela, mower. wood deak. S40 Large chine Supwmeoead Ughang arwtpun arrows, a helpful "HOW TO" sheet and an inventory Can anar • pmi al Fun cord guaranteed or you Heap 442-1417 the load Oon'l gel ripped on Me • 140 Aneooe chada rot up sheet that lets you keep track ol what you Mil and year Quality It ol tontura. pool s nnea. daak. eac. 175 Smet oak 84 Marchandlss how much money you make. (Additional kits are aSDMXMI SIT - Soya pine, Illlllll. 470 Okie ventty wllh 1472 KaSy Plunkall. 472-4011 Wanted tut headboard. maareee. eonCall 717-3240. aaai 430 Kitchen aat. 434 I available tor 50* each) dreaeer. cheaa. daak wrm hutch 4 other ueod turn Cat See-OeM Chair. 4174 « •ovtNG — ranaannlr fcaioaana ALL LIONEL TRAINS FLUTE - SUNOV. heater 20.000 STUB, wtm ac- WHITE FRENCH PROVENCIAL OfPlyar To WHh caoa 4 Blaarilni red SEOROOM SET — Twin, good Weather Insurance 2 mrrrora. 1 mem I Aaarngsm cm adUaaj 1 44 pm 542-4472 ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS And The Register Is giving you weather insurance loo FOB SALS • . Lionel. Flyer, etc HlghealS II your sale is rained out. we'll run your ad again the maweae. good cond 4e», I2al MUST SELL — Sadronm aal. tv- WHITE FORMICA WALL UNIT - I w» BIAT any prtooTa4-4074 SEOPIOOM SET — I anil turn room couch, oator TV. end following week FREE. (But you must call and request aal - (ua aue. pkie pink canopy. a•a. lempe. 4 ALL MILITARY — From "".7177 I 4124 FotHna wwii aic MoroVr a re-run) < FOR SALE- 1.124 73S-MM. beyonala. unrlorma. rneaaM. plua S44. Dryer 175. F . NEARLY NEW SALE — Frl.. Ocl So, II you've been thinking about having a garage door, u cu It 4110 Can 5 4 Sal OoL S.. Pariah Hat. WINDOWS — Hurd heat mirror sale, do it now and let The Register help make your 510-2447 Nat.Hi Church. P(d|a 4 Hence laaaniiiil. 10 5X2 ALL AMERICAN FLYIB TPJAINS Rda . Fair Haven CMtung. |aa> 747-7240 — Lionel Ml* a success FOR SALE Nurea a and ra more Can komera unrlorma Oreaaaa. 4 etr,, heuaahatd dame Bric-a- WINOOWS — Wood panttu*. 44. an auoa 111 Char brac Smea him EM. l em- 4 ALL AMERICAN FLYER - Tree Farm Ro in MUdlalta p.m carrd 1 at 74V long • !i% Trewe Lionel Ireme. any con- Come in or call 471-4741 One or more Caa ITS. 1 ntght taatet. 4340 2 FOPJ SALS — 2 wooden wrn- IS: &'.!______'' a wea a*4200 Area rug 9 deara. 34O4. wrm pa WOODEN CLOTHES CLOSET - ANTtoufS - Ail arr.de. bought The Register a I. S34 Cek 73B-O371 atorm aeah. SIS each 1 444 Eatre large metal kitchen toriapcaeh Man Jane Rooae- caamet MS. 5 pc Formrca ven Anaquaa. 104 bat River Bd. 542-1700 blnaeon aluminum dooi BEDMMM S I !•%_» Your Hometown Newspaper Since 1678 44 Ooora. 2mter«r4 1 krtaheneel474 tor more Mo cat Rumeon 442-2144 Member Ap- M Uau 41 each Caa 741-0810 arryeme * laclaaai ol ' Cat S42.743S anar 4pm MONDAY. 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tsBBbavaeUklkujti avtsiaaHBaseJ1 etmee 'RVJIN IfrW iWTm — M OLORIA NILION 1 A BAOOE OF OISTINC MGN rnataat. SIM Car carrier M- PS/FB. A/C. eaareo IIII«I lew Rsenors Kodoo Laao Vrnaga •'ef!«"s**ss!»4Os ' II.Sal wWi moped Ca« VOLVO Hwy IS. IntowoPury. M1-40M WALKER • WALKER 1MB 1 *r. BBtt*. M_eent 741-8212 AILET TOWNSHIP -Mill Boat ease. Cat WIJMI bedroom, an private lot M a CHSVV IMN0OW VAN - 1077 sarrKa Evoa Tom atetlnaon UPAMOPfD — AtWa driven. no. note hevy duty trans. see. VOLVO New ft Lkaed LITTLE IILVER — • room, cus- 747-4014 00 Cat 7S7-I7M aCQNV— Cats ii tom bum brick • ckapboerd too cea aBSSrs"10' "*" unrvngtoM Needs eeme eoev rencn on 2 • acres Overlooking 40 R.alEtlal* work Aeune t>400 Cas eve p/a. ml*, esma ruel. privele yard with picturesque after 7 em Zu-0812 MUSTAJM ISM asRSf LAUOEROALE FLORIDA Wanted peM oVtail trarta 11471 1078 Mercury engine. 4 Mai pond 4 bedrooms. 3 llrepkaces. CONDO - Corel MMga. Pree- 2M Truck* t. CHtVY NOVA — 1874. Need* VOLVO PARTS SALE -New- lull waik-oui baaemeni ottered or B/O Cat NMIM Srea. 08*18 MBO work Beet REAL EtTATE WANTED MO work, tilt or Beet Otter •PJsr. Cos aPJse t put. 220-4*33 NO BROKER FEEtm 787*871 0 em-1 pm or eater FORO OMNAOA-WAOON - tat *SO SANK VOLVO. • HAPajtAM OHA - 1*71 LITTLE SILVER RIALTV KM trom Inlracott CMCW tit SPORT — Auto 4 "«•"<"• . 741-0*50 ie» Furnitned LMt eyl. PS/M«. 11,000 ml. Push end JTsVea Oeed rurxM* oer>a Si beraTenneeusow AM/FM cmw VAN- <•". v*p • M» oe Boat oaae. Cat eeaar B LITTLE SILVER - That stylishly nmg aroa, krWDOft. bodroom. • batna. convomMo dan County Can 301-828-2000 any- •Trv/Pryt CoBtJTflVsW. Ctf ••••O- ^4s»eaeB decoroted 3 bedroom Cape of- eaeRsr8pm.al787-»440 lert a lucky buyer a cheer tul eat- Indent: porelt. Pool FORO TORINO — ajrt. < in kitchen, hit bessmsnl. garage. 74,500 CM OUNO COUPLE - Looking to CHEVY '« TON PICK UP 1002 — CHtVY NOVA - 1071 V-t 307 an car In runnMa oond.. vw RABBIT - IMt. 2 dr. new wall-to-wall carpeting end WOManaon. 171-1111 nrl tatrBBm home m Heaet- t.OOO M.. MtTI. Can tsl-SIU to repel. llM door Barfs, ta/pk. a*, auao many, many salrst. Ouick poe- IOHLANOS — Spectacular best oner 871-78M •ane. 3*0 V-* ervane MOO or •»•• beat elter 747-ajtl teanon possible l*»0O0 IA ol river end oceen 2 H.73«VOB4**"* CHEW PICK-UP Itte — A«CHEW - HlkSi 18*8 Oood POPS COUNTRY SOU— STA jss"ns ARM1TRONO AOENCY. Resrlor. * najtv aree. )uet tuned up. WAOON — NM pas*.. A/C. ..sssTu VW IUPIII BEETLE 1871 - 555 Prospect Ave. Little (Uver Jacuui VW RABBIT - 1*78. Ottaal. M Loose * runs oood. ratvM an- need aJtiaJeaaj lo we. auto, es/pb. 7*000 m. only vt.MMrM..4dr.AJC,p/a.p/e. 747-0O74 8 30-8 Mon-Bel 741-4500 bath. • monlht young Lavokor aa is Aeking UOO Can M1-»M4 after * pm 178* di. 8*7-0823 m p * 100.000 • rM. Rune esc no. s*M ma t MM. Asung L SHAPED RANCH '— 100ml 10 btlnda throughout, liroptaco. t ft t Hon.-Frl Hew head taaket, smmg boa. It* Cea 4a*-4eoa II properly Living roomt. dining don. graennouaa window, aH ap- CHSVV CAMARO 1171 7 — S cyl.y . FORO VAN 1074 — *i tan. m*».. traa. Vary good cond 11*00. room, kitchen, rec room with pliancoa Includod By owner 52 Boats and /b . sm/lm/l . eponorno . •*•'•*•, nw nil wins.. • HoM*- wall displace 1 bath. 3 largs 145.000 firm 201-0200 dayllmo CHIW PICK UP - 10*8. eac Body M S arsjy Accessorial . _ » ^ueaBld*. a^LtmtykaeW iitedthi^ra •1200 Cea VW - IMS. Cermen OMa «750 bedrooms No brokers pisses WfentfefJ GQ**O •aJPafJeWJ Wtn0Qnt0t0 tor ieuno 73t-2t14 Cat saae * e7i-0»i* Aaking 887 500 Cell 787 2*05 ED BANK - 2 bedroom oondo •' FIBEROLAtt tKIFF - 20 h* •400 Cat •72-201* r-ssS!"! WILL SWAP - 1171 VW naMel lor moradelalls •caitonl location Includoa hool. Mercury It Ib irWtr AH 1M0- DOOOE-1077. heevy duty ven FORD OAIAXY 800-BJM. 2*0 — 1*80 But. eac cond lor a Pick Up True* ol etluel eu cond Cell B48-M7* •84*0 Cea 8I0-3I30 AU/FM radio 88*1 E.trae evea MIOOLEfOWN - ty owner 4/5 750 par mono! 741-1441. Auto P* AM'FMoeaa Reg get CHIVY CHEVETTE IMO — 4 dr. Auto, very good oond rets reeao- value Cat igost*. 7 FT Oood mpgt Runs tr«M 1IS7S ratksn proSscToMy 73.000 ml CM ta4-tt*T. bedrooms. Cspa. wall lo well o. beet oDer 5JS-S1M oner. dWsn. 20.750 m JSTt Musi esa 11300 or Beet ease. 300 Auto* lor Sal* carpeting, move-in cond . 8701 Caa 870-3348 S31-2I82 Cea Crw. 2*4-«773 Alter 8 pm 871 5944 47-15*3 US,. MIIIDLt-TOWH Cook.nj. lo buy 21' CUSTOM BUILT OALIRAITH • CHEVROLET VAN 1083 - FORO OALAXY SOS — IMt. OLD* TORNADO IM1 - A/CC. or sail your home? Lei us help EA SKIFF - Volvo I/O. coder rX)iXIJJBlJMPTJIUCK 17.000 ml., fuHy ouoKlrnlwrl kv at power, ladau see. wM youl CENTURY 21 Elnblnder Re- ter lor. g/eal for commuters, Isrn- rim. oru oond. Low M. Muet wheels, eaaro reel. 37,,000 era., 1 VW RAMIT - IMl. SS.MS. I sllors. 871-3500 EA BRIOHT - Ooaan Rsel •reel lor fiehing ft famey tun Cea 040-4708 ly. I ski. V-t. snow area, ski BOt. at trade 747-1824 dr. Steal grey ntataan. 4 cyl. lual «c cond Call 741-5*17 after 5 rocs. 112.500 M1-3M0 OAK RIDOI REALTY FORD 1*71 F25O 4a4 — Super FORO MAVERICK 1072 — 2 Dining room, ea CHtVY meats - 1878, air. door. • eyl.. auto , ale. Voty de- 171-4081 AVIS Adult Communnies Family room. 2 V HUNTER — With IS HP ttrSA- Cab VI, auto. PM. low IM. ic. 4 eent. furling geer, hrome wheels. 10711.1 radial* Pt/P* mt much more Good pendebls Flret STtO. Ott OLO* CUTLASS Lt IMl — 4 StSTtAVW" 341 MM 3'i baths Jscuall 73t->041eRertpm car garaga.FuBy- • S seVeS. Cap. Wit BBSS STMt 747-1124 cond 81*00 l«m Caa 730-210*. door, green. Pt/PB/PVe. A/C. OCEAN TWP - ' Luaury storage reserved I paid. 7 pm. em/fm elareo. SsMO Cat Ranches. 2-story. 4-5 bedrooms equipped wllh ell spot Including O1tt«FltO«l.T-i- _, FORO OJUUtADA - 1S7T. t oyl. 747-188* aOJBfTp.1. Young Utad From 8185.000 By aptl. Century micro 8230 000 CUI 5300814 Asking tllJMO Can 171-liiT cyl. p/e. p/B. atlt/kn stereo CHEVSTTI - 1878 auto. PS/PS. Akr. AM/FM r - Bids Co 531-0008. 4*3-4477 weekends • evening* Days IYLMER 1M1 1100 gvw, UM» mi. 8*800 Rn AM/FM Hereo ta Low ml Beet otter 087-0150 — 117*. CUOMO. a». Car* •M-07M. a.l 225 Johnson, gator FORO — 1077, Mo»ano», • cyl. OCEANPORT COLONIAL - Call 787 0*48 I wheel Cruaaa oontraa. M 1170 VW BUG ROADtTER — For Sala bedroom. I'o belha. metier bath SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE FORD U F2M. 4X4. suts. New uree/*>heu*l Rune waa Merry new perkl. new ckrtch. new with uKuaai. gee heal, control sir. BOAT - 1* Winner. ps/pb. sir. 12.000 muse, em/lm CHIVY MONTI CARLO1B70 — MOO. Cot 201-87S* 3 dr coupe, p/a. p/B. em/lm. Ihermopena windowa. 2 car gar- bedroom Ihrawtbury OoH ftl#F '••OwX. Q#Vl ffjTtrf IP caea, ciees 3Mnoh. 1 bad FORO - Mustang. 1M7 Auto. course Owner 747-tOM S p.m. MMII1 •t. M700 caa 830-3248 A/C. Wt wheel, very good cond >S 8 oyl. Rune we* Needs work 47 SIV7.we.burY A«. ftai7t.atrtUalTt S4478 Caa oner 0311304-2272 Ctt Tstt 204 HII efler I. R4X1 •***. 74/-«*0S Shadow Lak* Vlllaga ELESTIAL NAVrOATION - FORO - IMS. PM-up. t cyl.. OPEL MAHTA — 1174 Run* VW DASHER STATION WAUUet ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT llessss sun Oci 4 at Red Bern CHIVY MONTI CARLO — 1174 suFinencinr g evsHaats Open house caeen. 50.000 tW. ceo Oood Vt. Auto Nesde body warn. FORO MUSTANO) PAST SACK very wet. 81000 CM ante t, — i*7* asaest. en good cor. I S^al>*»-Se*a*a SMSt ae teal aeler TaTi IM. 10-1 Sept M. M > Oct. 7 117 Ma. msny Sklrss 81.000 COD Rune wet. 1700 or beat otter IM7. Pt/PS. out* trena good 211-2880 Monmouth Bhrd 7(7-3*00 CROWELL AGENCY Rsbm 787»»3» MM. 11200 or Bast ease. Csa 40*. 2501 871-7*43 aeter 4 pen. PARK CHEVROLET IM Autos lor Sals RED BANK - Completely 741-4030 NTERNATIONAL- CHIVY IMPALA - 18*0 V-t, vtted 4 bedroom, r* both Col- LOAOBTAR1700 — 1S71. tinaje am/fm LiallBI lactary ruet- Rt M, ISsptune TTt- onial on lovely residential street. Evenings S Weekanda sals Mm in snd out S31.4S0 RUISERS INC - l»70. IV prooemg. pa. DO. ac. reawa PEUOEOT- SAAB OP WALL Detached garage, large deep lot. a Btewsn Jesn MttchsH wtth work 717-4425 Oood condition, must sat. OH new knehen • barhrooma. 4 TSMS «42-73l I Cat 717-0*48 TOYOTA PICK UP INI - 747-4*38 newty finished floors throughout WIN LIGHTS TERRACE - For tale by owner. Aaking 41,000 ml., now Irene ft tires CHIVY MALIBU 1870 - 307. PINTO STATION WAOON 1870 812500 Cat! 747-23*5 or bedroom. IM.000 Pnncwelt ompaet fK Aa new sentrae Caa alter 8 pm 281-M48 V-t, A/C, auto. Irene. Pt/P*. 747-OOM Principsit only plesst only. Can 22t-M1» or 21HM0 Low nrs Boat like new IS.S0O 134 Pwm Property nc trailer Call 22JOOO3 alter 4 300 Auto* (or Sal* !«. MOO firm Ca.V RED IANK 1875 OL0B M — Now trant ft in 4 putt. * t p.m. ORAND PPiX 107* -Red ft 5 ACRE! — For developer or . It an. A/C PLYMOUTH - Heetaon I87t BEST BUY rsdlsaor. Topo cttatfit and CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1078 - whne.luaya '.A/C. Pewsvsttertne, akr. •1*00 or Boat country kvMg — grand view stereo 8< 006 2*4 7728 100000 PW/PS/AC. wen- red velvets. kAatlnaSlMOs In Tower Hill, this 3 bedroom. 2V» • beautiful woods, modern Bade irMe oner cat 747410* tawean 71 both Townhouse it reedy tor HAIOA RK-7 11250 CM • p.ni t, shoo for hobby or 7' FO S4 CHRIS CRAFT mmala. garden, in-ground pool. son 88*00 Oat U2-S813 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 1178 Itrge living room with iiraotece. Harold Lindemenn. Broker, AVALIER - EnCtMnl S3 AIMr 5 8718418 OTO ii70 - •isoo. aa*. a* lully-equipped science kitchen. I survey. tftoMO needs overhaul. CHIW MALIBU WAOON - 4 dr . — p/s. em/tm. Ealonlown. 5421103 1874 Oood running aentraon. ' lainna. auto.. PS, t, car etiached garags within w " M MUtTANO FASTBACK - 4 . vinyl real. Peeeed Mai ing dltlanee 10 churcl „ 1000 301-787 3*81 lEvee I ap 2M Nseda eome work. Lot I ol new parts. MOO or beet schools shops * public trsns- 135 Commarolal 11.800 Hove pent lor M t M oiler WM Ira** tor pick up Ce« Mua* more 541-8147 porislion II12 000 22'* FT BAY LINER - Cutty after 8 el 4M-2272 HONDA CIVIC 1*77 - 4 oyl.. 4 CeoM. IMO. Mara cruleer. froth speed, looks 4 runs grael. BROKERS 3 HWV 35 MIDOLTOWH — Home CSH 71 MONTI CARLO - Pe/pb. UN CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC - rilOO Caa 7tT-ttS4. PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAOON or tale on prolsttlontl-ioned 7O-O4JS or 741 7840 wheel. M. Runt good and needs 1877 Am/fm - 1178 4 sadspd. I58.000 IM.IMM. REALTORS 741-8800 M2-S11S. aome work. MOO or beat otter HONDA CIVIC ISTt — Inmltnl • 4*3-«272 HOWE CAT - IV. 405-2*0* tSSSlM RUMSON NICE BLOCK BUIL04NO - 27 « unrise, with IraHer. U1M. CM 747-3M2 PLYMOUTH 88 — Fury con- 40 Lot 30 s 100' Full cellar 7l.14M.aHar 10 am AMC 1S74 WAOON — Mad utu- CHIW COUPE 1tM isrtBU. Vary good condition. CUITOM DESIGNED - Brick ly lor hendmen Seat oltsr Cell Dtkia* Original angina and new HONOA ACCORD — 1*7* 1 dr » [ill priced at II200 or alfordable 14 Wan SI M BAILBOAT - IS' OOsy Mariner rsnch • dock l sere lendeceped Sank For Sale. Cell 747-S1M shsrSpm 2»I-O27» wiring Rune wet. Body ten- tialnltaani, sHver. 4 sty., auto.. beat oner 717-6040 grounds, spsciout. 3 bedrooms 13. etc cond , new f HP OB. llaaill * primed iti-tiM. am/ten radio, new redkae. roe/ lusplscs in den t living room RED BANK - EseeHenl location aMratejr. M^OOO orlgMel maaa PLYMOUTH OUSTER 1STS - Numeroue BMires. immtcultts tor professional 1000 eg. It. Ol 1873A CHIW NOVA — 1S7S. ItatOk- beck. S eyl, teck ehrtl on RBCBIIBI tuned up 4 new brakes. cond Tastefully decorated, rich ice wilh/wlthoul 4 room apart Can ael 8213 or 344-3823 po/pb, am/fmo m. .nm uL. eBhieea) juut-tfartaJiJi in emenitiee to please the dls- menl Many lealurea 74I-O>7» Cat 7ST-M17 column 1 dr AM/FM. ale. Ween FtjrBJ tvweBjf SBeeeaj. aitevit eawjHBSJVtr^BejBri. * SSA RAY — New mt AM/F body Nun* green HOOS FIRM csrmng Lsgoon slip outlets lo AMC JAVELIN — 1071 S-eyl.. PLYMOUTH BAMACUOA - Shrswsbury Rrvsr S312.000 By SPACE FOP. RENT - Rumeon nltttlli. CB. Tandem tram 113 Eaal River Road C< with/bearing buddlee t power suto . PS. In eu cond •1,000 or HONDA PRELUDE IMl -Dart 1M7, Y8. auto fane Wee nelde •83 winch Cleen MOOOor F CHIW CITATION — 1100 4-dr ant out *7M. Ce«.787-1878 530-0111 orloOt) ttt-MIt hetsh 4-spd. Pt/PB, air. M I t l CHIVY CtTATIOei attar. 5M-544S PLYMOUTH SCAMP It74. 1 STORE FOR RENT - AM/FM 00.000 ml U.tM 4 Door, hatchback. It. Brown. 4 oyl.. TO BE BUILT square feet Ml Rrver Rd . RAILER — Tendsm a>le Heavy A STAR IS BORN... 543-22M 088*. * 4 speekers 82O00 747-M22 duly with/bearing budUBa I Onat gee ma. lao. oond Can auto toon*., a*. Pwr Mtteing 4 Herts your opportunity to cus- CHIW NOVA - IMt t oyl 4 tom build on s wooded rot in "Ira beennot t bow ladder B42-32il breksa. AM radio. IB 092 miles •MO 5*8-5445 dr. Oreel Irene Runs arat Ask- Middlelown Your plans or ours 138 Industrial ing 1400 Cat 4 HONDA CIVIC - IMO IMO DX. >/c. good 1 The third of 7 stunning Content Property • llBKItiiiBllli. t sp. am/lm caaaane I water put porsry homes on s strssl with IM Racraallonal CHIW VAN — Brown. 1874. one — im. Ii uinailoon- lots ol trsee end s view ol NY RED BANK - 3600 aq II for Vahlelaa Attract more reedsrshlp by piee- body, rue mtsrlor. Engine needa 'Urn"*Mt-MM after I mt MM. MO-ISM, arlerll em tNyl.no W00.000 IS the starting renl Suitable light menulac mg s ITAR at the top end/or work. MM oe best otter Cea '82 pries Don I hesitate -can luring or" e sloraga Can after BINOIX CITATION BUNK bottom ol your ad For detent. 787-M71 8-t oe eve PONTIAC LIMANS It7» — lor choice IOI lOaOan 747-3I7I HOUSE 1078 — 2f, sleeps 10 con the Oo»y Ragiater Ckaeel HONOA CIVIC HATCHBACK - owner. 8*000 rM. am/tm. air. WWY CAMMO 13% Oeperlment 542-1700 CHRYtLER CORDOBA 1>r7/78 •^jWeH CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors 1 t7t 4 tp. New pelnl 4 atieuat. — Wilee ear M.OM mat ger- • -leant aontmon. »l.5*6 nego- Vt. auto Irans , pwr tleering 4 Independently Owned' 137 Lots and cond. 1 owner eged Pertast running Im- 813 River Rd Felr Hsven PONTIAC CMIAN PPM — itTI. brakes air. charcoal, pwr win- Acraag* lejlaeflBBtaeB In m\ tm\A BMaeWtTaflaa^tl BeaTV dows, T/rool. kwdedl M.OOO mile* 74I-7OM CAN CADDY — lor towing auto mamieined S34S0 CsJ HONOA ISM ACCORO — Only lac. Cond.. orkj owner. A/C. 132 Condosta NC MOUNTAINS Irene, cere, esc cond. I— 741 4344 40.000 ml. very good cond. Am/lm stereo Seal one. cloae 10 a over rtpoaaaaaait I sere 873411 MtOO or best orSr Call •10,200 Townhousss .untem lop homeslts No ATTENTION CHRYSLER NIW YORK - 71. 74728 down, pay 3 payments ol DODQE - Eldorado, mmi-motor ANTIQUE CAR FANS ONLY Fully equipped, good running PONTIAC OUANO PPiX 1t7S 1072 3tO VI. 37.000 ml oond • future collector 1 Item Eac. condlllon. 8UOO eech • assume eatot balance CHEVROLET 1058 - 2 door Me- Cea 730-U4I BEFORE YOU BUY - Rani or Call WHIIS collect 704-5*4 3837 I S7.M0 CtH 747-5*48 llon wagon. S eyl. man Kent All • 1200 Carl 54-7*30 evee sail CSU a resldenl Shadow Lak '82 P0CONO MOUNTAIN - Fore- POP-UP 7» ROCKWOOD - oriorkjg. 551.00' 0 mi Osragrsge kepktptl CHRYSLER. New Yorker. Bin PONTIAC FMSttRO IMt. Village condo apscislitt June closure Tsks over peymerrts ol PssasPssasd April map. tAtpiMaat MO. 4 speed, many new parts. Slroupe Lit* new. sleeps 8 Skyv*. sank AVS • 1878. 4 dose purchased CHEVY CflMBTY 8*8 a mo on bounds icabos. heeler, cenopy. r* - •7000 Aamnikii«a stOOMOWO oe Baal 1. ISM. Limited edition, com- HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK — • 1200oV»01 otter M4-2M4I or CENTURY 21 COZENS Beets •5000 on MS00 ••, acre beat otter. Cea »i- oiler Cell 204-434142 1873 Automate, new aslvauM. 73»- 0333 4 door Sedan, blue. 4 cyl, auto Independently Owned" IOI with water No money den good eondltan. •780 or neereot Iftnt., pwr alesrinfl 4 brakes air. 113 River Rd . Fair Hsven Csll Mrs. Rogers. Mon -Fr AUTOMOBIL1 CLEARANCE Cek747.SO13 PONTIAC 0RAN0 PRIX LJ 1M3 AM/FM tlereo 24.000 miles Days 741 7AM POP-UP CAMPER BALI - Oct 1* AH can re- meoulete Sand., 80000 mses. — V-S. 1 door, t tone. Evee 53O-01M I 4, pfOO#n#) •lov*) tnc duced w wBolaola or below HORNIT 1174 — be can PS/PS/PW. A/C. eruta*. am/tm Oooi cond irfO COB 741-130* RKhles Auto ServiServicec , HHw y 3* ft toooo miioe Wit ouerantee 1, time, M.00M 0 ml. SMSO •7495 Wsst EEndd . AtanAtanHH Ikgeilenda • 1800 CeS 40S-4*. STARCRAPT POP-UP CAMPER CM 2*18808 CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1 — 1S70. Sltspt 8. very good ry Awa VnVntil condition Asking SHOO Can BMW ISM 1201 - 23k. ant/It 741 3130 srIMPALA WAOON IMl - p/a, alter S p m 747-817* p/t. A/C. am/lm Ltillk potl- '81 Bare rnataMs painl. 113 300 Cat LAttJClMtCOUOARXRT- irec. I4.BH mta*. MM0 Cat CKWMUMU MAKE IT YOURSELF I* TAO-ALONO - Runt ft Woki good NNeedt minor 730-2432 Sett-contained Stov_ work Asking 11000 W» talk 4 door Sedan, white. VI. suto SMS Retrlgeralor Total latraol BMW 1174 — Beige, menuel Cot M1-0SM SHIP oe Pant. JAOUAR 1177 •ta. cond •2000/beat ifaAaitwaawi w#n AMinianitjM, 4 door. 47.000 ml • trtSlt'O. IMO super. ipaMist. trant., sir. pwr aMorlng, brakes. erktMal owner (27M Cat ATIUN nan IMI - 2300 Aekina 110.000 eHver. tnf 1 Bast oner Cat radio MS3J milea 84T1811 etgmal mis, vsry cleen. 4 new Cat 111 IMt. ae Mutt teal Asking MO00 PVMOUTH WATON — 1874. •6190 North Star Quilt as 2*4-0751 ass tor Ma*. Rune good. 83*0 or beet otter or OATSUN 1110- 1S7S. 4 ap., wit lade tor smaller ear. watant tranapoetatan, aaking 70S. Can 530-4044 alter • pen. '81 . . an. tttreo, Ml. RID BANK MOTORS INC 220 Wantad sc cond M.0M rM. W40 ITSUN S-210 1S77 — Auto . 4 JEEP CJ7 1*70 - Emallanl con- CHCVY OTATHIi MO wollwiiul quill lo your 47-4111 deya/787-Ml7 eves dr.. am/fm caaatnt. now broke*. ceMioti Automotive) rksmel owner. M 000 ml. MM 2 door. Mack. 4 cyl.. auto Iran*. IKri one~|ht no; baiutilul UICK LISABMI IS7S — • cyl.. JT 7«7-4M1 pwr otoorlng 4 brake*, air. radio. Norlti SI* it made Miner, of "" ale. p/s, p/B, good con- RENAULT ALLIANCf IBM - • 43,22* miles JUNK CARS WANTED DATSUN MAXIMA IMt — lae. JEEP CJ7 — 1178. 4 wheel Or . apeed, A/C. PS/PS, 24.000 ml., ptlclm in 3 Itnoci Pattern Celt 741-0424 or 787*348 send M.ooo mi Must aat. Atk- peak oond. Mlehatn steel oetted 611 sni|k end doubt) tin Cat anytime rstHata. SMM Caa 944-8448 •4798 quilt OtiKlroni and pattern WE BUY USIO CARS — Top BUICK OPEL ttl* ISU2U - 4 7,-Tsr dollar paid Schwaett Chryetar- yt 4 spd.. antllm radio, now KAPaaIN OAHIA VW 1173 — RSNAULT LE CAR — 1877 las. omts ati included Plymoulh. 141 W Front SI Red area, new pent mo. M.OOO miiet. OATSUN 1174 Its WAOON — 4 'Ml e> Man car LOW ml. lank 7470787 Mt Cat otter • 717.4457 cyl. 4 dr. S7M or beat otter Cat a sttaaa. NatatraMs. A M-II13 '80 BUCK OPIL 1177 SS"l8, I tee 741-8100 280 Autolnsur.no Lo*ketruneeae.S1M0 KITtON CHEVROLET CO. CKKY IttUlU LrNCOLN-MERCURV INC U.n tor each pallem Odd Cat 872-8423 2 door. gray. 6 cyl. aulo Irani. pwr. MR. AUTO INSURANCE AtON MinMH MO Rill Oaeen Twp TTS-IBOO 501 each pattern for potfaie AOENCY en BUCK REOAL ISM _ Auto, tt.OM may mi Like new. fuHy •iMring A brah», air. radio, 51,361 and riandlirn tut Me Aa Low Aa 8M Down pt/pt>. A/C, am/lm tlereo Vt. equlpp*d. t-root. euio. Wu* 4 LABRIOLA MOTOR! SANSONI OLDS-CA: * ivvofiinvv r ayim new wee. Aekmg S4M0 Cat a ttlg owner. I7M0. iman Spetrtat Rd. Red tank 711 Hwy M SSI-ISM *•». lira*. S41-SSM t4l1 741-1411 Shrewsbury ' S. •4798 DOOQ1 VAN 1878 — Auto.. LEtAKON IMt — 4 speed. A/C. STRAUB SUCK-OPIL LAURA WHEELER 747-4000 SUCK tKYLARK LANDAU - trant. p/t. p/B. A/C. am/lm PB/PB. 21000 M 11000 below • ACRES ol New • Used Cars PHOENIX BROKERAGE •78, P/t P/S. AC, rear tereo. auateriiitad. pood area S Woe book. SB3O0 Caa 022-0307 Hwy3».M4-4000Keyport AM/FM Radio '•3800 earn, t2.au or "SrO Cat LINCOLN MARK V — 1»77, NNdtacritt Off I. 61 Famous lor low coal auto S cycle 41-4812 after 8 pm TEMPEtT WAOON - 1087 En 78 •7-8047 aRar 4 OOOQl VAN loadat. mean real, aae. oond. ana needa work H/D eprkigpgee Middlelown |No of MoDontlSI) BUCK SKYHAWK WAOON 1M3 87t — Auto, trans, p/t. p/a, •4800 or Best otter M1-8008. Jum-m ReaRe l ratkatkee. toed rrubb- CUTLASS sunw OIK I I^B Uvllf fi*e^pl4p'Wi lor tree quote call - A/C. a/a. p/B. stereo root A/C. am/lm alar as. ciuatenmas). tataia t pelt. ber,, reoreoana i paMp H tlalatlc ggreen m MMMdMown I71-11M good urea 8 pelnl. 828.000 or flood toe 2 door, whils, vt. auto Iron*, pwr I/O Cat 7I7-&47 attars. LOCALLV-DRIVIN USIO CAM flood toe tradesmen or hot rodr - Brood tl theews. 5441401 - PMCIO RIOrIT RAMAI der M M (42-M47 altel r II. Mttelng 4 brakes. AM/FM SWroo. Sas III, OM Ckthsa SU, Dee P4 MKeypon BUCK RIOAL 1ST* TURBO - 1I7B DODOS AtPIN - ttatton PONTIAC. MS BROAO ST.. RED w/caaaene. air. 05,8o5 miles T«k. "I 101II101II. Fust a,., Sport Coup*, sm/tm. A/C, PS. Wanim t eyl.. p/s. p/b. A/C. BANK. 74181M • . lit.F Fa«eis n.mU, 270 Aulo Sarvlcas/ i.000 ml Asking t»O0 Call -to. 48.000 IN . looks * runs MORI (Oft it' NIW 1984 11100. CM 842*414 or •4795 Parts 2*t-32Ot TOYOTA dUCA. - IMO. 4 oyl. NimMllCJO ALUMINUM OMH MASS - On BUCK REOAL 1B7I - V-l. • 4 speed, sun-roof, 14000. or best d«i|ns lavorite cialh j dee pal DOOM 1171ASPIN WAOON — LTD IMO - 4 door eeden. new 11/lt.t lues Boll IsXSttl. '4 angme net 40.000 IM., Melt atar. can before » pm 281 8008 leim printed wide CataM U 00 ion Fit* Ford • Dodge trucks tarnhc Aaking I28O0 7*7-7151 t oyl.. air. auto., p/a. p/B. FM. after t p.m. ae naakanda. cond , muet eat) to appreciate. TOYOTA — Corona IMt Dsktaa. 78 •ucunioMS irhtirji 1278 — •24M WM trade 747-1824 M1M. Cat 2*4-7230 Wltii taluias, 2 dr. 5 ap. sc. UWIKI Malaa-sM Mt ENOiNE FOR BALI - Opal IMO BUCK RfWItRA — 1171, AM/FM am/ten. 32.000 ml MOW CKVYCMUHO stsrso. Air. Paw. windowa Oood .. JOE CHAROER IMT- MAVERICK 1S77 — 4 IMS) Urea. tac» III attuet sue HiaHat CC Opel 4 sp trans It RC very good OOntlttll. «1400 or S71-SS42 Blue. Vt. auto ban*, pwr steering Toyota cyl head t • RC oyl. oond. 787-4431 Auto., goad ahepe. rune good. l»Dafc t ClettMi Os Far ate IBM. ^Cat *T weekdays beat raaionttlt ataar Cea 4 brakes, elr. radio. 4».17S miles 617 13*14 Q>Ka HKIIIIM head. Cat Ma-M74. tUICK 187 J LISABm — 4 door. 7a MUSTANG 1 — Selling lor V-S. *3 000 original itvMe. needs TOYOTA COROLLA — 1878 UKtilM. Htm 1170 DOOOVI CORONET - I MAZDA RX7-OSL — WU. • •499S 1)1 Qtatrl Otipruh parts. SJ7» 6*1-1702 or Mm m td. Rannalaaanns Red. tat. .»*** "una wet. 81000 100-4*70 tnptne ka OK. Low met. am/lm atereo camlla. srg%sr * eood running oond . UOO Cat tar. air. Ha now. »ii.5OO cea MUSTANG 1M7 FASTBACK — SUCK CENTURY — 1171. At Ttl SOU TOYOTA COROLLA STATION •or tale or perls Also 1MB Mut- Must SM. MOO. Cat WAOON — tMO. AC. Am/FM. DOOOI — 77. SIB wagon, IDA RX7 OS IBM — A/C. '77 M sskt Cst aun roof, only 17,000 rrw). Wnne! >.. M.OM ml tamo. Royel Monaco, vs. pa/pB. A/C. •71-303* Fashion Express! BUCK REOAL - 1t7t. 47.000 M.OOO ml. ana. cond New tree. MtOO Cot 842-0*63 11-1 ae IM. Vt. Auto. PS. AM/FM Mere*. S1.1M. 530-8150 717-11 anytime TOYOTA CELtCA OT LIFT BACK ramimu 200 Motorcycle Nate radial traa. O*od oe IMl -11 star engine, t spaed, 4 door Sodtn. Silver, VI. auto L3M0 73B-22S7 OOOOI CORNET - 1171.1 dr.. MAZDA RX7 — IMO. Loaded. Printed Pattern HARLEY DAVIDSON - Sporte- apOBltPO •^pJoSaxATtn ajpTn/^rrl OflBaVWv Mm, pwr steering 4 brakes, sir. 1., Pt/PB. AC. AM/FM i. Law ma*- I Sleenltu iatHt 2 Clamc nr. INI Slack with factory cue- BUICK — 1174. redto. 50,511 miles BO. tape deck. Very aaad •real. 85*00 or MSI oner Cat ittiit 3 Slim skit 4 Quick wtth white top. Rune was » 77.000 IM. Atkins •1400 S&-U13 power. Old Bui ctaaey til •3,798 culottes lake 0111 FASHION Ht-1017 aOar S pm. MERCURY COMtT 1873 - EIPMSS to a aondeilulri itt strs'i— I87». thasn Ml 741-57M atktr 8 TOYOTA COROLLA WAOON Ml DIPLOMAT WAOON IMl - 121 t Bute 8 i 8 apeed utite aaidiobt Watch on 1100 IN BUCK — Century wagon. 1171 . 8- Fun power t A/C, 8UOO Wedneylars foi thu special col . tiMO Vary good sand. Auto. Iran* Air em/lmatsreo reer aiiupai C*t 741-1384 O^PV BBavTaW. lection lor wotting women BeetortaTlll^O*! DODOI WAOON — 1174. t MERCURY CAPRI 1t7t - Very » 542-78*4 79 Punted Pattern 9214 Misses HONOA 750 V45 Magne - 1300 SUCK REOAL — 1»71. ml. Cover, highway page. " pea*, toad are*. PS/PS, raw too* datandaata car As is TOYOTA COROLLA WAOON — Sun I 10 1? 14, It 18 20 nv... tosdad. — brakes, fuel pump, leu pip*. MM Cat 480-3117 UTTUKOTmiCK netmel Mini cond. CetHt-a I Dodo* Pick Up w/ Duel e«heuet, alter 5 pm LMBSt mopocson Bon, fuat. MERCEDES MO DWWL - CADILLAC — Coupe a* wee. 4M0 or Beat olter. 741-M14. 1870 mart matlaa Runt vary IVI. auto uant. pwr aHering 4 HONOA HO - 1878, low IM. 1071 Dem Mue. 4-door Pamo •at. Asking 110*0 or Beat otter I brakes 85.377 rneaa Sstay Bar. MOO 0>l-l4M. otter twa#a CORELLA WAOON - HONDA NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER M AS It 1300 PONTIAC MARIAN MARTIN NEW JERSEY S I I /OLUMI CAMARO — 1870 RS. Auto * 542-2*21 etter 3 pm. HONDA OEALER eyl. At redone Eac eon*. Melde MERCURY CAPRI-187* 4 cyl Pitttrn Dipt. 420 Rl t, Freehold t But Must Be seenl 82*00 or lean* 4 Ma** aaaatanl. Sun reet 4M-4M1 beat oner 2B4-M71 aeter s. DUSTER 1S71 — Red. • cyl.. UMD VOLKtWAOtN- IN- lor Immodloit cwdrl approval HONDA — 140. CAMARO-1B»o, V*. sap. meg Tin Dally Register , 10.000 ml Esc. running cond. wheels Low ml Mar000788,200 MlRCEOtt 2*0 - 1873 He ao- ItaOO. 7M-OM2 S10-44M, FIAT 1t7t — IM 4 dr. sedan. aldseist. Oar aged 8 cyl gee. 1 KAWASAKI - 1t7t K2 400.CCAMARO O — IMS BueBlue,, oloadeda , 17.000 mess, good «ret, new ea- 2*70 ml Mint condlllon. serage periori d conditiod n 7000 huBL MM as I* Cat 787-0*87 neeutaae. b. oond. Blown heed •71-111E SlO.OOO Cat 747.7119 VALHNT tTATtON WAOON — FIAT 1875 - 13* 2 dr reOB.auto.PS/pe). new krekea* 2)7 Watt lit* St.. Irs lark. H KAWASAKI 1882 Leftover LTD CAR* UNDER S2,000 annual, re 10011 Flint HUME. MNISS. MO — Eac. cond.. terete kept MM 74!-: EMtrat Motorguard, BWayBar. KINQSLEV AUTO SALES UNX WAOON — {IF. Silt and Smi WIIIM*. etc Asking t»7l Cat 7I7.TMT PUT — 1*7*. f*i SM .iliei e perteoi oond.. naada .ill C«.«fT Mots S2MsKk — l.lOOorw. ml. Excellent con- se, beet oiler ttkee n. Cat i;9Quicti n Eat) Iiamlers dition Aaking M7S CM CHIVELLt ISM FtUBMO 1*77 — Daek blue. MONTI CARLO IS7S — Oeod IZstkiilt, CiatV F*eecs 5448788 ttler 5 ReBy Mill. PS/PS. A/C. load 12S Fetal Qvilb YAMAHA - 1M4 VIM. I month oond AM Ing S3 too Araje S pa 121 Filloa SHOW olts old tMO Itl-OIM CHEVROLEItVROLET CELEBRITY 1*83 SSMSOT MU»TANO1»72MACHI VOLVO 1*71 14* - Body good. Ho»h. anfl tatjlog ACI41 bOC 4 daae. 34.000 rM.. I7M0. PB/PB. 8478 me rune won. inTsaa Cel 2S1 Mopads CatMt-lSST. FtRttlRO- 1071 3*8 V8 2 bW eain to' postage ano hjnflling RbniH hfana Maw fjtartaf, aMaf • Cea«*3.|7OJ r 741-28*6 100% PtTSSSBL 542-11 PUCH NEWPORT II — IMl •>- CHEVY NOVA IMt - t cyl. 4 MUtTANO IMt - Ha In rat VOLVO WAOON 1170 — Far/ cenenl conowon IMO ml MOO drtveebte. tor part* Beet oft, oandRkan. MM ae Beet oner Cat Rt. 36, Eatontown Csa 747-M10 Ctt oeeore 1 p m. 7«7<7M. 110-0471