Long Branch board grapples with oversize budget, B GREATER RED BANK EATONTOWN Last; laugh in Utah Coaching changes LONG BRANCH AP poll names BYU Kubu, Amabile in line Today's Forecast: top football team. for new grid posts. Cloudy, more rain Page B4 Page B4 Complete weather on A2 The Daily Register VOL. 107 NO. 158 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER ... . SINCE 1878 THURSDAY. JANUARY 3, 1985 . 25 CENTS Reagan prepares for battles over taxes, budget cuts WASHINGTON (AP) - President expected to gear up fully until after Reagan pronounced his fifth Reagan, after getting support from the Jan. 21 inauguration meeting with Nakasone an "im- Japanese Prime Minister Yashuiro Even so, Democrats and Re- mense personal pleasure" and said Nakasone for upcoming U.S.-Soviet publicans are warning that major it strengthened ties between the two arms talks, is back in the White battles loom for Reagan's foreign nations House preparing to battle Congress and domestic proposals. In particu- The president said the trade issue over taxes and the budget. lar, he faces pressure to cut his — America's massive foreign ex- After a six-day California va- defense spending request to pare the change deficit with Japan and its cation, Reagan met with Nakasone projected $200 billion deficit. lack of access to that nation's in Los Angeles for three hours Major votes also are expected on markets — was on the "top of the yesterday. They agreed to try to cut the controversial MX missile and agenda." America's $34 billion trade deficit the administration's push for aid to "We discussed very (andidly with Japan and make "serious contra rebels fighting Nicaragua's those areas where we have prob- efforts" to open that nation's mar- Sandinista government. lems, " Reagan said "We agreed to kets to U.S. goods. Besides that, congressional ef- work strenuously in the months Few concrete results were an- forts are expected to block Reagan's ahead to open our markets fully and nounced after the session, but a proposed cuts in domestic welfare to resist protectionist pressures in senior administration official programs, and the president, who both countries ' termed it "very satisfactory." He has long argued for streamlining the "I believe that we both agree that spoke on condition that he not be tax code, what kind of plan to push. there is an urgent need to work identified. He already is studying a so-called together to resolve the problems in Although Congress formally con- "flat tax" offered by Treasury our trade relationship, he added venes today, lawmakers are not Secretary Donald Regan. See Reagan, page A2 Errant Soviet missile winds up in Finland PARTING FRIENDS — President Reagan smiles Yasuhiro Nakasone, right, following their meeting at OSLO, Norway (AP) - A low- mation that indicate that the cruise violation of our airspace last Fri- as he shakes hands with Japanese Prime Minister a Los Angeles hotel yesterday. flying "object" that appeared to be missile must have crashed on Fin- day." a Soviet cruise missile passed over nish territory " Disclosure of the incident came a northern Norway and landed in At the Norwegian Foreign Minis- day after President Mauno ftoivisto Finnish territory in what may have try, there was no immediate official of Finland expressed concern that been an errant training shot, the comment Spokesmen said a de- cruise • missiles were causing "in- Disastrous blaze fails Norwegian military says cision on any reaction to the incident security" in Scandinavia Defense Command spokesman would be made in the next few days, In his New Year's Day speech. Ole R. Bollmann said yesterday that but officials said privately that a Koivisto called on both NATO and the object seemed to have been a "strong" protest to Moscow could the Warsaw Pact to accept on ban Soviet tactical training missile fired be expected. on cruise missiles in northern to halt school bus firm from a vessel in the Barents Sea and Gen. Frederik Bull-Hansen, the Europe. Bull-Hansen said the flight of BY STEPHANIE GLUCKMAN A second 13-year-old youth was by township police with arson and that it may have been off its planned Norwegian defense chief, said there also arrested by township police trespassing. One lives in the River course. was no way of knowing for certain Soviet missiles had previously been MIDDLETOWN - Despite a fire Monday, but his paperwork has not Plaza section of the Township, and The object was tracked by Nor- whether the missile carried a pay- observed from Norway on several at a bus company Monday, township reached the county, and he is at the other in the Fairview section, wegian radar stations last Friday as load, but neither he nor Bollmann occasions, but that this was the first students made it to school on time home in the custody of his parents, where the fire occurred. it flew westward across Rustvatn had any reason to believe it did. to stray into Norwegian air space. after schoolbus and van owners police Capt. William Halliday said. Murphy said that members of an Lake and the Pasvik River, which "It would be highly unlikely for The defense chief said people throughout the state lent John J The youths allegedly started the industry reputed to be cutthroat forms the border between Norway anyone to arm a training missile of should not "dramatize" the inci- Murphy "more buses than he could fire in a century-old bam that was chipped in and rescued his business. and Finland at the top of the this type," Bollmann said. dent. use." destroyed before firemen could The grateful owner of Murphy Bus Scandinavian peninsula. In Los Angeles, President Reagan "There is no reason to believe Murphy, owner of a bus company quench the blaze. Service and Murphy Transportation Norwegian radar stations saw the said the United States, had "no that the missile came over Nor- bearing his name, said SO of his A probable cause hearing for both added, "there's just no way of object disappear in the direction of absolute verification" that the ob- wegian territory to test our vehicles were destroyed in the fire. youths at Juvenile and Domestic expressing adequate thanks." He the Lake Inarii in Finland. Accord- ject was a Soviet missile. Asked by preparedness, " he said. Meanwhile, a 13-year-old youth Relations Court. Freehold, is sched- said the owners, all members of the ing to unofficial reports, Finnish reporters if Soviets could be sending Defense Ministry spokesman Erik charged with setting the fire was uled for Friday, according to, Halli- New Jersey School Bus Owners radar stations also observed the a signal in advance of next week's Senstad said the missile probably remanded to the custody of the day. Association, offered to lend him missile. U.S.-Soviet arms talks in Geneva, crossed over Norway by accident. juvenile detention center, Freehold, At Friday's hearing, Coleman, vehicles until he can replace the 40 The Swedish news agency TT Reagan replied: "I wouldn't know. Cruise missiles are small, un- at a hearing yesterday before Su- who will preside, could decide to percent of his fleet demolished by quoted a Norwegian Defense Minis- As I say, we don't have any manned aircraft which fly relatively perior Court Judge James Coleman, incarcerate the second youth until the fire. Murphy said it could take try spokesman as saying: "The verification." near the ground at speeds of less according to Paul Chalet, first his trial, Halliday said. from six to nine months to obtain missile crashed later into the Lake The news agency said Finnish than 500 mph, in contrast to high- assistant county prosecutor. Both juveniles have been charged See Bus, page A2 Inarii or near it. We have infor- military spokesmen confirmed "a flying, supersonic ballistic missiles. Traffic deaths down in '84 BY KATHLEEN BIRD the roadways," said Lt. Joseph drivers accused of driving while Associated Press Writer Kobus, state police spokesman. intoxicated, Pagano said. Despite a growing number of cars Alcohol-was involved in S3 percent Officials said they have no idea on New Jersey's roadways, the of all 1983 fatal accidents, compared how many drunken-driving sum- number of people killed in motor to 35 4 percent of the fatal crashes monses were issued by police in the vehicle accidents continues to drop in the first six months of 1984, state state's 587 municipalities and fewer highway deaths are police officials said. A total of 20,226 motorists in the caused by drunken driving, state Related figures showed that in state were stopped at roadblocks set police announced yesterday. 1983, 59.4 percent of all drivers up by state police over the two In 1984, 925 people died on the involved in fatal accidents were holiday weekends. Eighty-five of the state's roadways, down by seven drunk, while the figure dropped to 99 drivers given tests to measure the deaths or 0.8 percent from 1863, said 21.3 percent in the first six months amount of alcohol in their blood- Col. Clinton L. Pagano. super- of 1984 stream were considered legally intendent of the state police. "This is an indication ... it's drunk, Pagano said. From 1982 to 1983, the number of working," Kobus said of the state's Twelve people were arrested on deaths dropped by 13.5 percent. In get-tough attitude on drunken driv- criminal charges such as drug 1982, 1,061 people were killed on the ing, r- ' possession and 268 summonses were state's roadways, state police said. During the recent New Year's and issued for motor vehicle violations "We're not disappointed ... There Christmas holiday weekends, state such as driving an unregistered are more drivers and more cars on police issued summonses to 314 vehicle, he said. Of the vehicles stopped at check- points. 5,701 were in the southern part of the state, 6,704 were in the -Thursday northern part, 6,222 were in the central part, 257 were on the New Indax People A2 Jersey Turnpike and 1,344 were on C Obituaries A7 the Garden State Parkway. Advice ,.... A9 Opinion A6 Meanwhile, seven people were Arts B9 sports B4 reported killed in six fatal accidents Classified BIO Television B9 on New Jersey roads during the Comics 08 Your Town B1 Lifestyle A8 Lottery See Traffic, page At Make a Daw B9 Winning numbers in the New Jer- Movies.. B9 say lottery appear on page A7. Nurses RN's, GN's. LPN's, GPN's. Aides. Explore the opportunities. See the Vertical, Mill Bllndi, Shades Can Mr. Auto Insurance Nursing Medical Directory in 40 to 90% off. Measure * installation Save You Money??? Call 747-4000. today's Classified section. COCAINE HAUL - Deputy Chief George Hem- yesterday to announce-the largest seizure of the service. 741-O78 Day or Eve. Selected wlater * holiday apparel Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! mer, left, of the Newark Police and Deputy Chief illegal drug, 61 kilos with a street value of $40 Sale at The Christmas Tree Shop 30-40% off. Angelic Tiger, IS First Read the Help Wanted columns in Victor Jacalone of the Passaic Police pose with million to $50 million, in New Jersey history. See lit Oakland St.. Red Bank. 842-4883 St., Rumson. 842-0303. today's Classified section. suitcases full of cocaine during a news conference story, page A4. A2 The Mly Register THURSDAY. JANUARY 3, 1985 Bill of Rights is proposed for drunken driving victims TRENTON (AP) - Measures decisions Gov. (Thomas H.) Kean because it Ferraro reflects that would create a bill of rights for Denying the victims their rights is a permanent program," said victims of drunken drivers and would make violators liable for civil Christopher Guidette, a spokesman enable residents to deduct their suits and up to 1500 in damages, for Assembly Speaker Alan J. on her campaign property taxes on their state income under the proposal. Karcher. D-Middlesex, who sup- taxes were on the Assembly's "This is something that is badly ports Ms. Ford's bill. NEW YORK (AP) - Genldioe Ferraro says agenda in its first 1885 meeting. members of her family feel they helped "open doors needed," said Girgenti. "Victims of Kean has proposed giving home- of opportunity" for women by taking part in her vice In today's session, members of drunk drivers should be entitled to owners a one-time $54 homestead presidential campaign. the lower house also were to debate more help than they currently rebate. The Legislature has not a $ 100 million appropriation to help In a taped interview on ABC's "Good Morning receive. This would go a long way to acted on the governor's proposal. municipalities develop wastewater protect them." Also to be considered during America," the unsuccessful Democratic candidate treatment programs. and outgoing congresswoman said the campaign was Assemblywoman Marlene Lynch today's session is a measure to tough on her and her husband, John Zaccaro, but that The Senate has scheduled its. first create a Wastewater Treatment session of the new year for Jan. t. Ford, D-Ocean. sponsored the bill her children said it was worth it "from a historical that would grant homeowners and System Grant and Loan Fund, with viewpoint." A measure sponsored by As- semblyman John A. Girgenti. D- tenants a deduction for property a |75 million appropriation. The She said the children, Donna, 8; John Jr.. 20; and Passaic, would establish a list of taxes on their New Jersey income money would be used to provide Laura, 18, felt "it was wonderful, because we really rights for victims of drunk drivers tax. grants and loans to local govern- did open doors of opportunity for women. And you're when they have to deal with the Taxpayers would be able to de- ments to help finance the construc- our mother ' courts and law enforcement agen- duct all of their local property taxes tion of sewers and wastewater Ms. Ferraro said "the toughest part" of the cies. from their taxable income, with a treatment programs. campaign was putting aside the emotions stirred by The victims would have the right guaranteed minimum benefit of 165 The bill also would set up a adverse news stories. . to obtain copies of accident and for homeowners and $35 for tenants. Wastewater Treatment System "Getting up every day and reading headlines that autopsy reports, to be assigned to a were very distracting and knowing that you'd have Homeowners and tenants who did Guarantee Fund with a $25 million waiting area separate from the not file income tax returns could appropriation. The funds would in- to go out and put all that stuff aside, and put aside suspect and to be allowed to submit the worry, put aside the emotion in order to be a apply directly for the credit sure bond* issued by local agencies a statement to the court for con- "This is a better plan for home- to pay for wastewater treatment candidate: I think that was the toughest part of the sideration in sentencing and parole entire campaign." she answered. owners than the one supported by projects. On the other hand, she said. "I was a national figure I was adored I heard. Gerry! Gerry! Gerry!' It was good for me personally as well as the fact that 1 was doing something that I felt was New Jersey ski resorts important to the country '

NEW DAUGHTER —Actress Pia Zadora holds Drummer's condition improving her new baby, Kady, at Lennox Hills Hospital in SHEFFIELD. England (AP) - Richard Allen. 21- New York yesterday. The actress' daughter was hurt by warm weather year-old drummer of the British rock band Def born New Year's Day. County. BY ROBERT WADE ends. Leppard. was reported in "stabilized and slightly Debra Garvin. a spokeswoman at Associated Press Writer "However, things are looking improved" yesterday following surgery that reat- the Holly Mountain resort, said the tached his severed left arm drawing claimed the top prize of 12.2 million much brighter in our future that New Jersey's prolonged spell of snow-making equipment and re- Allen lost the arm in a car crash in northern yesterday could put us right back on target," unseasonably warm weather, in- she said. modeled small lodge used as a England Monday, and surgeons at Royal refreshment stand have stood idle Hallamshire Hospital here stitched it back on in a The winners, Glenn Squires, 29. and his wife, cluding a recent series of record- Early today, the mercury dipped Nancy. 30. said they were so busy with the holidays high temperatures, has closed ski into the 20s and was only expected all season. four-hour operation the same day . "We haven't even made snow yet. "The surgeons say that the operation appears to that they did not look at their ticket from last resorts statewide, but operators say to reach the mid 30s in northern Thursday s drawing until Tuesday they hope the oncoming winter chill New Jersey and the low 40s in the For us, this is bad," she said. have been successful but it will be a few days before She added that since Holly Moun- they can be completely sure." said a hospital source, will reverse the situation by the southern part of the state, fore- The couple came to Trenton yesterday to claim weekend. casters said. tain is located so far south, it relies who spoke only on condition of anonymity But the their first payment of (85,704, after mandatory on cooler evening hours to make doctors could not predict how much use of the arm "So far, it hasn't' been that Meanwhile, at Atlantic City Air- federal tax deductions. They will collect annual great." said Julie Mulvihill, a port in Pomona, the National snow. Allen might recover, he added payments of $88,400 for the next 19 years. "It hasn't even gotten below 50 Police said the sports car Allen was driving spokeswoman for the Vemon Val- Weather Service recorded 63 ley-Great Gorge ski area in McAfee. (degrees) at night. You can't even crashed at high speed on a highway near Sheffield Lottery Executive Director Hazel Frank Gluck degrees yesterday morning, Sussex County, where the balmy make snow at night." she said. The The car left the road on a curve and overturned, said the Squires' ticket was the only one of 5 million surpassing the high mark for the day weather has halted skiing since latest Holly Mountain ever opened catapulting Allen into a field. sold that picked all six numbers - 13. 24, 32, 33. 37 of 58 degrees, set in 1979. Sunday. was Jan. 17, so officials there and 38 NWS weather specialist Wayne Mountain resorts were able to Albright said the mercury climbed haven't given up hope, she added. W hite House aides married Squires said he forgot to take along the numbers make artificial snow only sporadi- to 59 degrees at the Atlantic City Ms. Mulvihill said ski equipment ROME lAPi - U.S. Undersecretary of State for he usually plays in the Pick-6 game when he cally this season during brief cold Boardwalk, tying a record set in sales at the Great Gorge shop and European Affairs Richard R. Burt and White House purchased eight tickets in South Plainfield. so he let spells, officials said. 1942 at other sports outlets statewide Social Secretary Gahl L. Hodges were married in a the lottery's computer choose his numbers for him. Ms. Mulvihill said yesterday that Unlike Great Gorge, which open- have been good this year despite brief ceremony at City Hall on the Capitoline Hill resorts have lost a major portion of ed for short periods during chilly poor weather conditions. yesterday Under the lottery's new "Quick Pick" feature, the their annual business because slopes weather this year, Lower Alloways - "Which means to us that there are agency's computer system will randomly select a lot of new skis out there untested But they won't have time for a long honeymoon: are usually crowded during the Creek Township has yet to open the numbers for players. as of yet," she said. he is involved with preparations for arms control Christmas and New Year's week- ski area it operates in Salem discussions with the Soviet Union next week in Squires is employed as a work support specialist Geneva. Switzerland She must return to Washington for a Princeton company and his wife is a waitress to prepare for celebrations surrounding President at a Cranbury restaurant. Squires said he will Reagan's inauguration on Jan. 20 for a second term continue working but Mrs. Squires said she will The marriage is the second for both. . resign from her job Bus company rolls They have three children — twin 5-year-old sons, \eu image of queen is struck Nicholas and Christopher, and an 11-year-old (((inlinii.ili township where the two juveniles ing a county fair in the early part of daughter. Jana. buses. Vans can be obtained "rather attend public school. Murphy noted the century are painted around the LLANTRISANT. Wales (AP) - A new image of quickly." he added he is the exlusive contractor only for two story structure near the roof, Queen Elizabeth II. only the third since she was Voice of Donald Duck hospitalized "The business is very com- Red Bank Regional High School. according to another former land- crowned in 1953. was punched on British coins petative. but that doesn't mean Other schools use more than one marks official who did not want to yesterday at the royal mint in Wales. BURBANK. Calif. IAP) - Clarence "Ducky" owners don't have the best interest contractor, he said. give his name. Artist Raphael Makloufs design was chosen from Nash, better known to millions as the voice of Donald of the kids at heart. Let's face it. Murphy said the $700,000 dollars' The official said the "enormous the submissions of 17 artists from Britain and the 49 Duck, was in stable condition yesterday at a hospital You can't just leave kids standing worth of vehicles destroyed are interior of the bam contained ' 'great nation Commonwealth by a committee chaired by he entered New Year's Eve. a spokesman said. out on the corner." Murphy said. He insured, but that he will lose "in six big old beams, and was "in a very the queen's husband. Prince Philip Nash, 80, was undergoing tests at St. Joseph's estimated that the demolished buses figures" because reimbursement good state of preservation " The effigy, replacing one used since 1968. gives the Medical Center after checking into the hospital with would have transported 2,000 chil- from the insuror will not be for the He said Joseph Kovelesky, owner 58-year-old monarch a more mature look. A diadem a fever, said Ron Havens, administrative supervisor dren to and from school each day. cost of replacing the vehicles, but of Kove, asked landmarks to exam- crown worn for the state opening of Parliament at the hospital. for their actual value. ine the barn many years ago. He "Today was the day we had to replaces a tiara and the queen also wears an earring The illness kept Nash from participating in a Rose The fire destroyed a century-old said Kovelesky, who was not avail- Parade float dedicated to Donald Duck, the popular get'em to school and we got'em there," Murphy said. He added that barn adjascent to the parking area able for comment yesterday eve- Couple $2.2 million richer Disney cartoon character whose 50th anniversary Murphy rents off Rout 35 south on ning, used the bam to store equip- was celebrated in 1984. one route was 15 minutes late and the rest were on time. Longwood Ave. Murphy's main of- ment. TRENTON (AP) - An East Windsor Township "He's been traveling a lot for Donald's 50th, and fices behind Sipersteln's Paints on Snedecker said Kovelesky stored couple who allowed a New Jersey Lottery computer he just overdid it." said a Disney studios' Murphy said organizing yesterday Route 35 were not affected by the special, old building materials in the to randomly select their numbers for a Pick-6 spokeswoman who asked not to be identified. morning's bus runs "was like the fire, nor was a small house at the barn that he had been planning to first day of school." He said owners back of the Longwood Ave. lot that use to restore the tannery building and their employees from as far as is used by drivers "to keep warm mistakenly burnt in September by Newton volunteered to drive buses and drink coffee," Murphy said. the Fire Department in a "live fire to Middletown on New Year's Day. Former township Landmarks drill." By yesterday afternoon Murphy Commission Chairman Donald The landmarks official said the THE WEATHER was turning down offers from other Snedecker said the barn, owned by barn's architecture was "very rep- owners. He said he ended up Kove Construction Co. Inc., Middle- resentative, but not unique." borrowing 34 vehicles. town, was not a landmark, but is Kovelesky, he said, had asked the His companies serve school dis- listed in commission files as "poten- commission to examine the barn Jersey shore t for 7 p.m. EST, Triu., Jan. 3 tricts throughout the northern half tially a landmark." because he was interested in its of Monmouth County, including the history. Cloudy today with a 30 percent Three-foot high letters advertis- chance of rain during the morning and a 70 percent chance during the afternoon Highs from 40 to 45. Wind northeast at 10 to 15 mph. A mix of Budget, tax battle looms rain, sleet and snow is expected tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight (continued) "I informed the prime minister of talks from 35 to 40. Highs Friday in the Nakasone said his nation is de- my intention to pursue effective The official who briefed reporters 30s. Ocean water temperatures are termined to make a serious effort to arms reduction agreements with the after the session said Nakasone was in the upper 40s. ease tension over trade. He pledged Soviets seriously and zealously, also informed about the president's that Japan "will promote economic while pointing out that we believe "Star Wars" anti-missile research policies that will enhance growth led that some hard bargaining lies program, known formally as the Marine forecast by domestic private demand and ahead," Reagan said. Strategic Defense Initiative. Watch Hill. R.I. to Manasquan, will make further market-opening He said the United States would The official said Nakasone ex- N.J effortsT" •—«* keep in mind the interests of Its pressed his "full understanding" of Winds northeast at 10 to 15 knots The two leaders said Secretary of allies and friends. the plan but acknowledged that the today and tonight. Rain today State George P. ShulU and Japanese "I told Prime Minister Nakasone prime minister — echoing a stance through tonight. Snow or sleet may Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe that if the Soviets are prepared to taken by many U.S. allies in mix with the rain at night. Visibility would oversee cooperative action on cooperate, then we will make pro- Western Europe — was less than enthusiastic. will be 3 to 5 miles this afternoon the economic front. gress. I'm grateful that the prime The president noted that he and and 1 mile or less tonight. Average minister supported our approach to "Full understanding is a shade seas will be 2 to 4 feet this morning Nakasone gave special attention to short of full endorsement," he said Showers R«n Flurries Snow Occluded -*w Stationary these negotiations," Reagan said. and 3 to 5 feet this afternoon. Rain, the Geneva talks between ShulU and But he added that Nakasone voiced Nakasone said he "fully sup- "sleet or snow are possible tomor- National Weather Service NOAA. U S Oeol of Commerce Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei no "objection" or "disagreement" ports" the initiation of arms control row. Wind north at 10 to 20 knots. Fargo 02 23 CO, Gromyko. scheduled for next Mon- with the defense initiative. Weather els« Fiagstatl 'where 32 16 Clf day and Tuesday. Qrand FiapiO* 29 IS CO, M Ufa O* Grul Falls 39 14 Clf Tides v ' Albany 91 33 CO, Gratnsooro.N C 64 55 90 33 17 Ur 42 M 16 Sn c Sandy Hook 34 u*o raMTM 23 00 Ck Ancfioraoa ViewS On Cental Healtti CO, 36 Honolulu 60 56 Clr All times Eastern Standard Ashaviiia 43 SO Sn 51 Houston 37 32 .90 CO, TODAY: High: 4:46 am. and •.una 44 » tfjy indisnapolts 92 27 24 CO, Traffic Atlantic C«y 10 99 Jachton.Ms 40 37 CO, 5:12 p.m. and low: 11:15 a.m. and Aattn 34 30 25 Ctr Jacksonviiis 79 90 coy Banmora 06 ONE DARK TOOTH 11:10 p.m 96 56 coy Junaau 40 37 m in (continued) TOMORROW: High 5:34 a.m. Bilttnga 26 17 en Kansas CHy 22 07 Ctr four-day New Year's holiday week- BrrTrungham 41 40 0B COy Las Vtgas 90 29 CK Bramarck 31 end, Pagano said. ment to remove the plup and help and 6:00 p.m. and low: 12:05 a.m. 22 cay Lima Boer, Clf If you have one dark tooth in the front 33 X 01 protect the tooth from further decay and 11:55 p.m. Boaa 27 13 cif 72 45 Clr The weekend count began at 6 of your mouth, there is no reason why Boston 31 19 sn He may then suggest that the tooth be 40 LowsvrM 33 31 Wy have to live with this cosmetic For Red Bank and Rumson 39 m 30 CO, LuDbOCh 36 17 COy p.m. Friday and ended 102 hours bleached. If the tooth has been BuWo illity. Your dentist can make it bridge add two hours; Sea Bright. 30 7» Olv 33 11 later at midnight Tuesday. Na- C chipped, damaged, or eroded, how- Burtmcjlon.vi 2< 01 CO, MiamBaacn look as natural as your other teeth. 76 73 Cfjy ever, he may recommend a pott- deduct 10 minutes. Long Branch. • 11 Clr tionwide, at least 337 people had Caapar 84 Mmmoooassa 32 20 03 Ckt When a tooth become* dark or dis- 94 CO, crown procedure, to restore Its natu- i deduct 15 minutes: Highlands Chariauon.SC 74 Mdwaukaa 13 •03 clr been killed on the nation's highways colored, It U usually the result of OianaMon.wv 01 CO, Mots Si Paul 17 ral appearance. Don't let a dark tooth as as 06 during the same period. some accident or Injury to the tooth • bridge, add 40 minutes. CKanoM.N.C. 63 61 SO rn Nauivdia 36 33 cdy detract from your appearance when Chayarma 27 07 CJr NnOrtaana 60 44 23 CCy During the 1983 New Year's It may have been so minor that you your dentist can make it look natural 14 •01 Clr 57 40 14 C&, were not a*aro of It at the turn. The OKInnat" 31 weekend, seven people were killed - Sun, Moon 33 cOy 76 46 04 Ctfy injury to the tooth, however, may Oavaund 31 n? cr)y 31 01 In seven fatal accidents during a 78- CoWnoa.B.C 76 62 09 CO, have canted bleeding within the ; All limes Eastern Suadard OtuanomaOfy 33 17 Car A public service, with tke aim of prom* 32 31 01 CO, Omaha 29- 06 hour period. In 1962, 12 people died tooth. With the nutate of time, the 11 lot t bttttr dtotsl beslth aviroaBami \\ TODAY: Sunrise 7:20 a.m.; Concord.NM 39 cay Orlando 65 COy during the same period. blood baa dried and decompoeed, 24 -sunset 4:42 p.m. DaMa-Fi Worm • 15 COy PMadaWtta 41 19 causing t brownish or dark-fray' from the offices of NORMAN S. S 26 CO, Kobus said more people were Dayton 19 PTtoanm 1/ S60 36 CK color to appear. MARCOUES, DUD., tRatsoit Avtau I. TOMORROW: Sunrise7 20am.; Damar . 33 10 Clf Pinsburoh 2> Cdy driving over the recent holiday Red Bit* rioat: tdmiTS* to » -sunset 4:43 p.m. DaiMonai on cat Pontand.Ma \ S 19 09 Cdy weekends because of the mild In casts where the pulp of the tooth coty my rsitari to Tin or phone m» Damn i! 24 fOy Pornand.Or 1 40 27 Cdy «.Last quarter Jan. 18; first quar- Duhjlfi 09 16 CO, Piovaanca weather and because stores were baa been damaged or If the pulp or to dbctM tn telal vtMttM jm an kt 1 ^ 41 36 26 •n El Paso 39 22 01 Clr FtaMA 69 56 .29 rn nerve It Infected or dead, your den- !flridt tet Jan. 31; full moon Jan. >.: new E»ana»iaa open on weekends before the hol- 29 26 COy RaMOry IT 14 CH tist may recommend root canal treat- moon Jan. 23. Fa«t>ar*B CO, 26 06 nano 44 10 CtT idays, attracting many shoppers. THURSDAY. JANUARY a. 1965 The DMly Register A3 Dole expects Congress to move on budget cuts WASHINGTON (AP) - Incoming four prominent economists agreed Dole, who succeeds retiring How- fellow at the Brooklngs Institution Finance chairman, said be can *- whatever the blend of spending Senate Majority Leader Robert J. that budget savings like those ard Baker Jr. of Tennessee as and chairman of the council under understand the public's skepticism cuts and higher taxes — with an eye Dole of Kansas said yesterday that proposed by the Reagan adminis- majority leader when the Mth President Carter, agreed that about cutting a few hundred million toward balancing the budget in 1M0 Congress seems ready to get serious tration should start driving interest Congress convenes Thursday, of- sooner was better than later. dollars here and a few hundred "Changing the financial markets' about reducing the federal budget rates down almost as soon as they fered no firm assessment of what Schultze admonished Congress: million there. expectations about the size of future deficit, and predicted that a package are enacted. the final deficit reduction package "If you happen to be late, don't close But he said Reagan "is talking deficits is the key" to lower interest of spending cuts will be enacted by There was little discussion of might resemble. up shop." about Pac-Man gobbling up entire rates that will stimulate private the start of summer where specific cuts might come, but However, he said, "It seems to "I do think we can handle that last programs, eliminating them," in a investment, he testified the panelists agreed that cut* in me the climate is pretty good" for part — the timing," said Dole. way that could lead to major Deficit reductions rising from 142 Dole commented near the end of future Social Security benefits were significant cuts. He said it is important to move by reductions. billion in IMS to an administration a Senate Finance Committee bear- essential to restore health to the Dole said the financial communi- the summer because "a new elec- The difference, Packwood said, is projection of |110 billion in 1868 ing—his last as chairman — after federal budget. ty's historic lack of confidence in tion cycle starts after Labor Day." that Reagan is proposing to go after would have an immediate impact congressional promises "seems to Dole conceded that a few con- programs "with middle-income con- "if, firmly embodied in legislation be a problem" and asked the servative Republicans do not seem stituencies -» solid, middle-income, this spring," Feldstein said economists, three of them former overly concerned with the huge Republican constituencies. Poor "An interest rate decline of 2 chairmen of the president's Council deficit, but "most of us are. We people don't ride Amtrak." percentage points-would not be at all Clark adamant of Economic Advisers, how much want to get it reduced." Feldstein stood alone among top surprising. An even larger decline is time Congress has to act. Moreover, said Dole, there is Reagan advisers in persistently certainly possible. Three or 4 points Martin Feldsteln, President Re- strong sentiment among Demo- emphasizing the importance of defi- is not impossible," he said. agan's last council chairman, said it cratic senators for an overall deficit cit reduction to preserve a healthy Generally agreeing with Felds- in quitting post was crucial for Congress to approve reduction, even without details on economy, even to the point of tein's scenario yesterday were econ- spending cuts 'for fiscal IMC by this how to accomplish it. raising taxes if necessary. omists Paul Craig Roberts of WASHINGTON (AP) - Interior Interior, Sen. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev, summer. Republican Bob Packwood of Yesterday, Feldstein stressed the Georgetown University and former Secretary William Clark, praised a close friend of the president, land Charles L. Schultze, a senior Oregon, who succeeds Dole as importance of reducing final deficits council chairman Alan Greenspan even by some adversaries, re- Reps. Manuel Lujan, R-N.M., and iterated yesterday his Intention to Richard Cheney, R-Wyo. resign his Cabinet pott even though Hodel was on a skiing vacation, President Reagan "hates to see him Laxalt's spokesman said that as far leave." as he knew the senator was not "I've been here for four years Interested, and spokesmen for Lujan now and I want to get back to the said he would not seek the Interior family." Clark said in a brief job but would serve if the president interview on ABC-TV's "Good asked. Spokesmen for Cheney did Morning America." not return telephone calls immedi- White House spokesman Larry ately. Speakes laid Clark called Reagan on Monday morning to submit his The 53-year-old Clark gave up his resignation. job as the president's national "He's an old friend and has been security adviser to succeed the a strong right hand for many controversial Watt in October 1983 years," Speakes said of the rela- in what was widely seen as a move tionship between the Interior sec- by the White House to get the DEPARTMENT STORE retary and the president. department off the front pages in an election year. Reagan "hates to see him leave the Cabinet but he certainly under- Watt's pro-development policies stands." Speakes said. and rocky relations with en- Clark, an influential adviser to vironmentalists had focused the Reagan for almost 20 years, will political spotlight on the depart- leave Interior in two or three ment. months. Speakes said there is no Louise Ounlap, president of the timetable for selecting a successor. Environmental Policy Institute, a lobbying group frequently at odds this is it!!! Speculation is centering on four westerners whose names have come with both Clark and Watt, said up before — Energy Secretary yesterday, "Secretary Clark has Donald Hodel. who used to be been very fair in dealing with all undersecretary for James Watt at contending groups." Subway vigilante waives extradition CONCORD. NH (AP) - The emotionally drained Monday and man who admitted shooting four apologetic. youths on a New York City subway "His direct statement was, 'What agreed yesterday to return there to happened had to be done, but I'm stand trial, and a prosecutor said he sorry it happened,' " Barton said. had indicated his actions were Goetz, a self-employed elec- premeditated and not self-defense. tronics specialist, had been sought "I believe he indicated ... that he since Dec. 26 after an anonymous at no time felt threatened by the caller told police he fit the descrip- individuals." Assistant Attorney tion of the suspect and had been General Andrew Isaac told Judge mugged in 1981. Michael Sullivan during Bernhard After the hearing, police searched Goetz's arraignment in Concord the rented car that Goetz drove to District Court. "There are indica- Concord and said they found a road tions of premeditation, but that map in the front seat, with un- word was not used by Mr Goeti." disclosed locations circled. They Goetz. 37. appearing in court in a also found an unwrapped toy fire bullet-proof vest, told Sullivan that truck in a box in the back seat and, TSS&n "I'm willing to go back," and was In the trunk, a briefcase and a returned to the Merrimack County garbage bag. They did not disclose Jail, to be held without bail until what was in the case or the bag. New York City detectives come for They said they also found store him. Police Chief David Walchak receipts, but would not give any details about them. said the detectives were expected Thursday morning. They said they found no gun. On Tuesday, authorities said At a news conference after the Goetz had decided to fight extra- hearing, Walchak said the vest was dition, which could have delayed his not the result of any threats. return by weeks or months. Isaac said Goetz initially balked at waiv- "We think It's a very responsible act to take... to assure his personal ing extradition because he wanted a well-being while he is in custody of chance to tell New York authorities the Concord Police Department." his story. He is wanted for the Dec. 22 Walchak said his department had received about a dozen phone calls' shooting of four youths on a subway from around the country from car In Manhattan. Witnesses said people wanting to contribute to the youths — three of them carrying Goetz' defense fund. screwdrivers asked a passenger for IS, and he drew a SS-callber "They essentially are advocating revolver, shot them and fled. support for him and the act he The gunman was dubbed the engaged in," Walchak said. "subway vigilante" and "Death As police led the handcuffed Wish gunman" by New York's Goetz away from the courtroom a tabloids. Hundreds of callers to a reporter asked if he had anything to police hotline supported the shoot- say. ing, and a graffiti artist scrawled "Power to the Vigilante! N.Y. "Vultures," he said. 4 Loves Ya!" on a wall along the East Asked if he meant the four youths River. * in the subway, Goetz replied,"You." An arrest warrant Issued Tuesday to the crowd of reporters in the in New York City charged Goetz courtroom. with four counts of attempted Goetz was represented at the murder and one of criminal pos- arraignment by Concord lawyer J. session of a dangerous weapon, said Normand Jacques, who said he was New York police spokesman Sgt. hired by the New York neighborhood Raymond O'Donnell. group FAD 14 to represent Goetz. Meanwhile, authorities in Con- But Goetz told the judge he did not cord were talking with Vermont want the lawyer to speak for him. police "and at least I one New Hampshire resident who may have convened with" Goetz before he TheDbily Register walked Into the Concord police station Monday and surrendered, (USPS-145-440) Walchak said. Pubftahad by Tha Ran Bant. **•*•!•» EUatWanad in 1>7I A guard at the county jail, by John H Cook and Hanry Oay Thomas Barton, said Goetz was Man OAica Ona Ragnlar Plan, Smaoatxiry. 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NEWARK (AP) - Two Col- amount confiscated in New Jersey Fla.. and Socrates Valencia, 25, of ordered Valencia held at the Metro- parently suspected that they were ping bap and a package wrapped as ombian nationals have been ar- history, federal authorities say New York City, came after 10 days politan Correctional Center in New being followed by law enforcement a Christmas present. rested in connection with the seizure U.S. Attorney W. Hunt Dumont of surveillance prompted when York City in lieu .of $500,000 bail. authorities, the federal prosecutor Dumont said the cocaine was of of 61 kilos of cocaine valued at MO announced yesterday that the ar- authorities received information he Troncoso was ordered held there •aid. high quality, apparently uncut, In million to ISO million on the street rests of Tomas Troncoso, 45, of did not describe pending a ball hearing Tuesday. Authorities arrested the two men rock form and still packaged in the and believed to be the largest Edgewaler and West Palm Beach, U.S. Magistrate Serena Perretti They were charged with conspiracy. a few hours later after they returned manner often used for transpor- The suspects were apprehended to the car, Dumont said. tation from Colombia to the United last Friday as they returned to a States taxi, owned and driven by Valencia, A search then was conducted at an Authorities said they believe the Edgewater apartment rented by Schools urged to give that allegedly held 25 kilos of drugs were flown to Florida In a Troncoso that cost $1,400 a month cocaine in two suitcases In the private airplane from Colombia. but had almost no furnishings other trunk, authorities said The investigation was carried out than beds, Dumont said. with the assistance of the federal classes on Holocaust The two men had abandoned the He said » kilos of cocaine were Drug Enforcement Administration, taxi shortly after 1 p.m. in including Holocaust instruction in discovered in the apartment and the New Jersey state police, the TRENTON (AP> - The state Kean dedicated the Holocaust such subjects as social studies, Weehawken when they "engaged in garage and about $1 million in small FBI, the Passaic County sheriff and Board of Education yesterday Resource Center at Kean. College in psychology, art and music. evasive maneuvering" and ap- bills were found stuffed into shop- Newark, Clifton and Passaic police. adopted a resolution urging the 1982 and appointed a council to state's public schools to teach coordinate Holocaust education in courses on the Holocaust, the geno- New Jersey schools. cidal slaughter of Jews by Nazis Since then, more than 600 during World War II teachers statewide have taken it is important for our young courses on the event and have begun people to know what happened in the classes for their students on the Nazi concentrations camps and to subject make sure that such a thing never Dilterent sale items in different stores, but all again occurs." said Gov Thomas H Cooperman said he expects the stores are loaded with budget pleasers. many not Kean program's progress to continue this mentioned here. Discounts apply to selected year with the dedication a $12 Radio /hack items only. "Some of our schools have offered the curriculum for yean as part of million Holocaust memorial in Jer- their social studies program, " Kean sey City and a statewide series of said What the resolution adopted seminars/ for hundreds more today does it to encourage, not teachers and school administrators. force, more schools to offer classes The curriculum, "The Holocaust on the Holocaust, to educate their and Genocide: A Search for Cons- students on the tragedy and offer cience," was developed in 1978 by a insights into what caused it." team of teachers from the Teaneck Education Commissioner Saul and Vineland school districts and Cooperman called the Holocaust published by the Anti-Defamation curriculum "one of the most import- League. AUTOSOUND ant things that can be taught to RADIOS Later this month. Teaneck and students today " Paul Wmkler. director of the Vineland teachers, under the aus- department's Regional Curriculum pices of the Education Department, Services Unit, said surveys have will present Holocaust training to 14% to 50% 32% » 50% shown that few textbooks address local school districts in a series of the subject and only a handful of three-day conferences Participants New Jersey public schools offer in- will receive copies of the cur- depth courses on the Holocaust. riculum and resource books to help OFF OFF Prom 1933 to 1945, 6 million Jews them select material for their and 5 million members of other classrooms and to select speakers, •'••••-•• •' • • groups, including communists, said Winkler socialists, and homosexuals, died in He said about 200 teachers from extermination camps set up by the grades nine through 12 are expected COMPACT STEREOS HI-FI EQUIPMENT German government throughout to take part in the seminars and that Europe they will be shown methods of 35% to 41% 29% to 44% Jersey hospital payment system OFF OFF given approval COMPUTER SOFTWARE COMPUTER EQUIPMENT WASHINGTON (API - The fed- health care." eral government agreed yesterday Under the program established in 20% to 66% 39% to 73% to let New Jersey retain most 1980. all illnesses and injuries in elements of its unique hospital New Jersey have been assigned to price-setting system for the next one of 468 categories, which are three years in an effort to reduce called diagnosis related groups or medical costs. DRGs Hospitals are permitted to OFF The announcement, which fol- charge a single fee for the treatment OFF lowed months of lobbying by Gov. of each illness, no matter how long Thomas Kean and other New Jersey the patient actually receives care. wmmmmmmmmmm—mmmm—mm officials, means the state can con- State officials have argued that tinue using a formula for hospital the system provides an incentive for charges that proponents say will hospitals to treat patients as effi- save $126 million over three years ciently and economically as poss- PARTS and allow urban hospitals to con- ible tinue providing free care to poor To continue the DRG system, TV ANTENNAS people New Jersey needed an extension of The breakthrough came when its. waiver of the Medicare system's 13% to 54% state and federal officials worked usual method of reimbursing hospi- out a mechanism for guaranteeing tals The waiver expired Dec. 31. that New Jersey's method for 10°/o OFF The federal Health Care Financ- setting health care costs will not add ing Administration gave New Jersey Sale ends 1/21/85 OFF to the federal Medicare system's a three-year extension on its waiver bills. Some $14 billion in Medicare for the care of in-patients, who payments already go to the state's account for $1.3 billion of the hospitals each year. Medicare funds the state's hospitals Until recently, federal health receive PHONES & ACCESSORIES ALARMSfSCANNER/CB officials had expressed doubt that The state was given 60 days to the New Jersey system will save submit more information on the money. But Kean, after meeting last care of out-patients, who receive month with Margaret Heckler, the $100 million in Medicare hospital secretary of the Department of 25% to 57% payments. 17% to 50% Health and Human Services, said the government had finally agreed Under the in-patient care that the state's system would be less procedures, New Jersey officials costly. agreed that if costs rise 2 percent above the state's projections, the "We will save Medicare a signifi- OFF state will recoup the money by OFF cant amount of money, thereby decreasing the reimbursement rates doing our part to protect the it allows hospitals, said Howard Medicare Trust Fund and helping to Shapiro, the deputy director of the reduce the federal deficit," Kean state's lobbying office here. said as he announced the agreement CLOCKS/CALCULATORS in Trenton, N.J. The system is opposed by the TOYS Medical Society of New Jersey, "Everybody wins with this de- which represents 9,500 physicians in cision," he said. 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The pilot, flying Administration, MeOraw said In Miami, Eastern Airlines at 35,000 feet, said he planned to land it as being "on the fringes" of the stringent rules under which U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) - Almost spokeswoman Paula Musto ident- a minute early. La Paz. the highest capita! in the gone but hardly forgotten, the US denomination. bishops can allow Roman Catholic ified a third American passenger as world, is perched among (he snow traditional Latin-language Roman Ringrose said he and his followers churches to hold Mass not only in Jonathan Watson. She did not give He was told to descend to 25,000 capped peaks of the Andes whic h run Catholic Mass would be welcomed hope the survey results will en- Latin but in the traditional form that his home town. feet and make radio contact when he through the Western part nl this back by many U.S. Catholics, a new courage Vatican officials to lift had been used since the 16th Ms. Musto identified the U.S. reached that altitude, but was never South American nation ' survey suggests. what the group feels are too- Century. Forty percent of responding Roman Catholics said such a Mass, 1 all but banned by the church in the mid-1960s, ought to be available as an alternative to the newer, English version, according to a Gallup poll | released yesterday by a tra- ditionalist church group that strong- ly favors such a return. In addition, S3 percent said they 1 would attend a Latin Mass if convenient to do so Thirty-five percent opposed bring-1 ing back such a Mass in pre-1970 form, and 37 percent said they wouldn't go even if it was available. The rest were undecided or had no ] opinion. For nearly two decades, the | world's Roman Catholics have been attending Man in their own languages, having changed from the traditional Latin as a result of decisions made in the Second Vatican Council In the early 1960s. And the formal content of the Mass, the basic Roman Catholic ritual, also was somewhat altered in 1970. The change in language — and other alterations such as having the celebrant face the congregation instead of facing the altar — brought cries of protest from many Cath- olics who felt uprooted from tra- dition at the time. However, church officials praised the changes as symbolic of efforts to give non-clergy a greater part in church services and church matters ONE DAY ONLY! in general. 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WASHINGTON - There Is an untold - In Michigan, Rep. Donald Albosta Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register story buried in the records of the IBM lost to Republican Bill Schuette by 1,314 A Capifcl Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper election campaign. These records show votes. Albosta raised only $14,000 in last- what happened In the final week of most minute PAC money, which was signifi- JAMES E McKEARNEY. JR close congressional campaigns. cantly less than the $20,300 Schuette got President and Publisher "It's not the amount of money you get," JACK from the PACs. a veteran senator explained, "It's when - In Illinois, former Rep. Ken Gray Arthur Z Kamin Charles C Triblehorn Herbert H Thorpe. Jr you get it." Polls are taken to identify why ANDERSON regained his old seat by 1,377 votes over Edimr Ninvduy Editor Anulanl Editor and where a candidate Is weak or strong. Republican Randy Patchett, with the help Russell P Rauch Jane Foderaro Doris Kulman Then he must have enough money to focus of $34,275 in last-minute donations from Vigfil L.lil.ir (UK fcdilor Editonal Poor Editor the final advertising blitz where It will do labor PACs. Though Patchett had $40,000 Thomas C. Donahue Lawrence C Newman Michael J. Pellegrini the most good. cash on hand compared to Gray's $2,125, Dliwlor of MurkrllR0 CirridalKtii Dir»rlor Conlrollfr be could raise only $16,500 in late PAC and /tdi-rrliimtf Frank J. Allocca Last-minute donations, therefore, can ProdiirlMM Hanagtr make the difference between winning and for financial-disclosure violations. But the donations. losing a close race. The unsentimental flow of late cash to Stallings clearly - In North Carolina, where Republican M THURSDAY. JANUARY 3, 1985 professionals, who run most political- helpe* With only $360 on hand shortly challenger Bill Cobey beat Incumbent Ike action committees know they can gain a before the election, Stallings got $27,000 Andrews by 2,606 votes, the winner candidate's gratitude and increase their from PACmen who smelled the scent of collected $26,500 in last-minute PAC leverage with him by slipping him a victory. Hansen had $3,151 in cash but money, including $5,000 "out of the blue" bundle of cash during the crucial last days could raise only $7,500 more from the from the fundamentalist Christian Voters' before the vote. PACs. Victory Fund. Andrews raised only $(,000 The PACmen's strategy is clearly — In North Carolina, Republican J. Alex from the PACs In the waning days of the illustrated by the eight closest House McMillan owed his 321-vote squeaker over campaign. campaigns last fall. In all but one race challenger David Martin largely to Ronald MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: The Army (where a final determination awaits a Reagan's coattails. But could he have Corps of Engineers is one of those can-do recount), the candidate who got the most pulled it off without the last-minute outfits that often boasts, "the difficult we last-minute, special-interest money won infusion of $25,750 in PAC money? It's a do immediately; the impossible may take the election. question that Martin — who could scrape a little time." But the engineers may have Here's the rundown on the eight up only $2,000 in late PAC funds — must met their match in the military eggheads campaigns: still be asking himself. at the National Defense University. The — In southern Indiana, Republican — In Utah, a strategist for Republican brass-bound academicians decided they challenger Richard 0. Mclntyre defeated winner David Monson told my reporters needed a new war-games center on the the incumbent Democrat, Rep. Frank Tony Capaccio and Scott Barrett candidly Fort McNair campus in southwest Wash- McCloskey, by 34 votes — pending a . ington, D.C. And they wanted it overnight. recount. Mclntyre had 128,776 cash on that the $46,800 in last-minute special- interest money his candidate got "was the The onljl trouble was the engineers hand as he moved into the final two weeks couldn't find out how big the center should of the campaign. This was boosted the last margin, no two ways about it." Monson edged Democrat Frances Farley by 472 be. The only clue they got was that the minute by $40,750 in PAC money, $4,000 of war-games center across the river at the votes; her last-minute PAC money, most- it from milk producers. McCloskey had Pentagon was too small. And while the ly from unions, came to $35,930 — not bad, only $1,965 cash on hand but got a last- Defense Intelligence Agency insisted that minute shot-in-the-arm of $23,500 from 'but not good enough. the new center be super-secure, no details PACs, including $7,000 from the campaign — In Pennsylvania, incumbent Rep. Bob were given — on grounds of national chest of Shoo-In Democrats. Edgar barely fended off the challenge of security. — In Idaho, history professor Richard Republican Curt Weldon. Edgar's 481-vote So the engineers went ahead by guess Stallings unseated the Republican incum- margin might be traced to the $15,000 in and by golly. One result is that the center bent, Rep. George Hansen, by 133 votes. last-minute PAC money he raised, which will probably cost at least twice the Hansen's main problem was his conviction was $3,000 more than Weldon got. Pentagon's original $500,000 estimate. Open season on 'moderates' It's been 30 years since the Great Red White House are behind the whole thing." Hunter. Sen. Joe McCarthy, announced ' 'Are you trying to tell me that there are that the State Department was filled with moderates in the White House too? Who Communists, Commiesymps, pinkos and are they?" fellow travelers. "Jim Baker, Mike Deaver, George That was in the early Fifties and things Bush, just to name a few." have changed. As far as the Republican ART "I never thought of them as moder- right wing is concerned, we have nothing ates." to fear from Commies in the State BUCHWALD "Why do you think they refused UN. Department any more. The real threats to Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick a key the nation today are the "moderates," job?" who have infiltrated the president's own "She said it was because they were family. male chauvinist pigs." It's a very serious situation according to "You can be a male chauvinist pig and my conservative friends. Shultz's appointees are reasonable people moderate as well." Simon Simple, the leading right-wing who would sell out the country." "What are the conservatives going to do columnist in the nation, told me, "Sec- "That's a heck of a story. If they got about it?" retary George Shultz is reshuffling the control of Foggy Bottom they could force "We're calling for a Senate investiga- department, and purging all the hard-' diplomatic solutions to military problems. tion to root out all the moderates and liners, and replacing them with moderates Does the president know what's going pragmatists in government. Anyone who Waste not, want not so he can take control of the foreign policy on?" can't pass the conservative ideological of the country." "For the moment he's sticking by litmus test will be hounded out of office." As Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote: tion measures could cut residential •Why would a secretary of state want Shultz, but the conservatives are not going "I hope it's televised. I'd like to see •water, water, everywhere, nor any water use by 35 percent. These to do that?" I asked. to stand by and see this country's hard-line what a moderate in the Reagan adminis- drop to drink." measures are relatively inexpensive, "Because he's a closet pragmatist ' policy go down the drain. We didn't reelect tration really looks like." "Those are strong charges," I said. "I Reagan to make an arms control treaty or ^Don't worry, you'll see all of them. This is especially true of this state, and some of them can be done by hope you have evidence to back them up." keep us from getting militarily involved in Not only will they have to testify under if a study by the New Jersey Public individual homeowners and busi- "I do. Shultz wants to replace one-third Central America." oath whether they are moderates or not, Interest Research Foundation is any nesses. of Reagan's politically appointed am- "It would be a disaster to purge but they'll have to give the names of other indication. For example, a device such as a bassadors with foreign service pro- ideological presidential appointees with moderates in their cell. If they refuse fessionals, and he plans to substitute six State Department professionals," I they'll be held in contempt of Congress." New Jersey is bounded to the east low-flow showerhead or sink faucet hard-line assistant secretaries with State agreed. "It could lead to another detente "It could be the beginning of another by the Atlantic Ocean and the Hudson costs between $20-30 to install. But it Department experts." or, worse still, a nuclear freeze I can't witch hunt," I said excitedly. "We haven't River, and to the west by the would save homeowners between "Maybe he just wants to beef up his believe Shultz would do this if he didn't had a good one since Joe McCarthy was Deleware River. It contains numer- staff. have friends in the White House." alive." $15O-$30O per year. "Here is the list. The majority of Simon smiled, "May he rest in peace." ous lakes and reservoirs. Yet the Other suggested measures would "That's just it. The moderates in the study indicates the state would face a require action by the state or its serious crisisif a drought like the one municipalities, such as stricter code it fared in 1982 were to occur again. enforcement, incentives for industrial Behind the military curtain The problem is waste. Too many of .conservation and repairing leaks in Now then, before the world stopped for If it was Gen. Abel's intention to attract us take water for granted. public buildings. Christmas and New Year's, we were talking attention to this space mission, no one can Given the rapid development of the .It will cost money to implement about the space shuttle flight to be launched deny he did the right thing by announcing state and the county in the past 25 these suggestions. But it would cost by the Air Force Jan. 23. how secret it was. You may recall that Brig. Gen. Richard The average military secret is not a' years, this is a short-sighted attitude. even more to construct new water F. Abel, director of public affairs for the secret at all but simply information that the If the report is to be believed, new facilities. Air Force, announced that the shuttle flight ANDY military wishes to keep from the public. reservoirs and other water projects We urge the state Department of was super secret and for the first time, The secret almost always has more to do are not enough. Water conservation is Environmental Protection to imple- reporters would not be allowed to see it take ROONEY with the military's image that it's trying to off or write anything about what was on preserve or improve, than it has to do with essential for the future of the area. ment some of these suggestions as board helping the enemy. According to the report, conserva- quickly as possible. This may be the most brilliant publicity Military people always claim they oper- scheme of the 20th century. Not since ate secretly to keep information from the Phineas T. Barnum perpetrated his crowd- enemy but in nine out of 10 cases the enemy Not all for the good attracting hoaxes has anyone come up with knows all about it and the only ones being such a simple idea for getting publicity. following morning with some details of kept in the dark are the people paying for General Abel might be hired away from the what the space shuttle would carry. it, the American public. If more military The great good that computers have up by Louis Beam, former grand Air Force by an oil company. My first guess was that the shuttle was information were made public, the whole done for individuals, business and dragon of the Texas Ku Klux Klan and Normally bright and sophisticated news- taking along 10 million of the new 22-cent operation would cost half what it does. industry cannot be denied. that the lists weren't hit lists, but men and women took Gen. Abel's bait ... stamps. When the shuttle returned with the If this space shot carries some kind of However, the elements of evil have hook, line and sinker. They immediately stamps, NASA and the Air Force were satellite that's going to be installed so we were meant only to tip off members started writing more about what he told going to sell these stamps for $10 apiece as can keep track of Soviet military moves, taken advantage of the computer to of his group to "enemies of the white them they couldn't write about than they collectors' items and make enough money I'm all for it but do we really think the spread hate across the country. Aryan race." ever would have if he'd simply issued a to pay for the next shuttle flight. I never Russians won't know about it? standard (tress release detailing the shut- Secrecy in military affairs, except in rare Neo-Nazi groups throughout the Although only members of his speculated on it in print, though, because I I'nited States and Canada are linked tle's cargo. didn't want to be in prison over Christmas instances, is not only wrong, it's dangerous group or their close confederates can The successful shuttle shots have become with Ben Bradlee, editor of the Washington because it hides information from the by a network of home copmputers, get the code for the list, anyone can so routine that journalistic interest in them Post. I like him but not that much. people who ought to know most about it, the according to Richard Butler of Hay- has waned. Obviously the Air Force and call the computers and get other My second guess about what was on board citizens of that country. den Lake. Idaho, Ayran Nations NASA wanted a shot in the arm to get them this super secret shuttle can now be right-wing materials, messages and the publicity they need if they're to continue revealed, too. I strongly suspected the Air leader, who said also that members of to have public and Congressional support his group can call up a computerized publications. Force was going to load a bottle of Heinz for their programs. By telling newspeople tomato ketchup on board to determine TODAY IN HISTORY Butler said that the computers use that the shuttle mission was so secret they list containing the names of Jews, whether ketchup comes out of the bottle any were not to even speculate what the cargo alleged Communists and "race telephone lines around the country to easier when it's orbiting the earth at an transmit messages. was, he piqued everyone's Interest. traitors." Gen. Abel even announced that anyone altitude of 300 miles than it does at the Today is Thursday, Jan. 3, the third day One former member of his group is Perhaps the federal government speculating in print or broadcast on the kitchen table. of 1985. There are 362 days left in the year. a suspect in the slaying .of a Jewish can find a legal way to deny this and cargo would be investigated. This, of I doubt if Gen. Abel will have me sent to Today's highlight in history: talk-show host, so this is a group similar groups from using cross- course, was a challenge no red-blooded prison for my ketchup theory. The Russians On Jan. 3, 1959, President Dwight D. newsman or woman could resist. The don't even have hamburgers, let alone Eisenhower signed a proclamation admit- which cannot be dismissed as talk, not country phone lines for a purpose Washington Post was first into print the ketchup. ting Alaska to the Union as the 49th state. action, crackpots. which is repugnant to the over- Butler said that the system was set whelming number of Americans. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU rM mmms The enemy above IHB&ISM AKItmcm AHY7HN6I ABOUTUWHflP- Swiss doctors have reported that the atta cks were on the bead, some CAHP0.SIZ. POGTOTHBSe joggers may be facing an enemy from reaching wounds of six inches in above — at least in Europe, and the length. menace could occur in the United The birds attack from above and States. behind and hit as long as the jogger Over the past 12 years, the doctors kept moving. have treated 12 people who were It might not be unwise for U.S. attacked by birds of prey while they joggers to keep a wary eye out for were jogging. things coming out of the sky. The UFO Blamed for five of those were could just be birds taking aim at the European buzzards and almost all of jogging t THURSDAY, JANUARY 3.1985 The Daily Register A7 OBITUARIES Co-founder of Adidas sporting goods company dies

Roderick C. Davis HERZOGENAURACH, West Ger- Dxoeach said. Horst, 47, a member of the com- goods company in the same north many (AP) - Kaethe Dassler, co- Mrs. Dassler and her husband Bavarian town. He died in 1874. OCEAN - Roderick C. Davis, 66. pany's board of. directors, will resentatives Association, and wai a founder of the Adklas sporting goods Adolf started Adidas in 1M6 in this of Wayside, died Tuesday at Jersey succeed her. former board member of the Mon- company, died New Year's eve of a community 16 miles west of Shore Medical Center, Neptune. mouth County SPCA, Batontown. The original company was re- heart attack, a company spokesman Nuremberg, spokesman Rainer He was born in Boston, Mass , and Surviving are Ms wife, Hildegard Mrs. Dassler is also survived by named Adidas by Mrs. Dassler and said yesterday. She was 67. Dioesch said. resided in Falls Church, Va., for Herxog Davis; three sons, Martin H. four daughters who have part her husband, and initially had only "She feU ill and was taken to the She had served as head of the three yean before moving here It Davis of Irvine, Calif., Clinton interests in Adidas, Dioesch said in 47 employees. University Hospital In ErlangenEta , company since his death in 1878. years ago. Robert Davis of Maine, and a telephone interview with The where she died," spokesman Rainer Dioesch said Mrs. Dassler's son Adidas now employs some 12,000 He retired in 1955 as a lieutenant Roderick C. Davis Jr., serving with Associated Press. commander in the Coast Guard, the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Carl Mae Kriger people in brandies around the having served during World War II. Vinson; a slater. Marjorie Callahan The funeral "will be limited to world, and had flit billion in sales He was a member of the Retired of Kingston, Mass.; and two grand- MIDDLETOWN - Mae Kriger, here for the past 20 years. family members," he said. in 1983, the spokesman said. Officers Association, the Armed children. 66, of Seabreeze Avenue, East Her husband, Simon Kriger, died Forces Communication Electronics The Adams Memorial Home, Red Keansburg, died yesterday at the in 1S71. The Adidas company dates back Adidas now claims to be the Association, and the Industrial Rep- Bank, is in charge of arrangements. John Montgomery Medical Home, There are no known survivors. to a family enterprise called world's largest manufacturer of East Freehold. The Scott Funeral Home, Belford, Gebrueder Dassler founded In 1024. sports shoes. David 'Scotty' Dyer Born in Rocky Hill, she resided is in charge of arrangements. In 1946, the elder Dassler brother Both Adidas and Puma specialize MIDDLETOWN - David "Scot- Surviving are his wife, Rosemarie Margaret F. Ryan Rudolph left the company — re- in athletic footwear,and garments. ty" Dyer, 59, of East Keansburg, Hynds Dyer, five sons. William St. died in 1985. portedly after a family squabble - and compete fiercely for endorse died Tuesday at Bayshore Com- Jean of Jerome, Idaho, Victor Hyer HAZLET - Margaret F. Ryan, 66. died Tuesday at Bayshore Com- Surviving are a son, Edward Ryan and founded the Puma sporting ments by prominent athletes. munity Hospital, Houndel. at home, Charles Hartigan and Born in Cranston, R.I., he resided munity Hospital, Holmdel of Holmdel; a daughter, Margaret Daniel Hartigan of Keansburg and "Peggy" Shaw of Hazlet; a sister, In Keansburg before moving here 11 Born in Jersey City, she moved Valborg Middelkoop George Hartigan of Brick town; four Lilly Maher of Jersey City; eight years ago. here 10 years ago. daughters, Robin Hyer at home, grandchildren and four great-grand- LONG BRANCH - Valborg Mid- He was a professional tractor- She was a communicant of St. of the Reformation. Peggy Phillips of Union Beach, children. delkoop, 88, died Tuesday at Mon- trailer driver for 17 years with the Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, Her husband, John Middelkoop. mouth Medical Center. Container Corp. of America, Bunny Phillips and Marie Vasquez Holmdel. The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, died in 1949. Is in charge of arrangements. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, Matawan of Keansburg and nine grand- Her husband, Theodore Ryan, Surviving is a niece, Inger Nyborg children. she moved here from New York City Savoth of Little Silver. He was a member of Bayshore (0 years ago. Moose Lodge 605, Keansburg, and The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Julia C. Leonard The Woolley Funeral Home is in She attended the Lutheran Church charge of arrangements. Teamsters Local 97, Newark. is In charge of arrangements. KEYPORT - Julia C. Leonard, Surviving are three sons, Howard 93, died yesterday at Brookdale Leonard of Atlantic Highlands, Marion Jones Ruth Maher Hyde Nursing Home, Hazlet. Floyd Leonard of Bricktown, and AVER, Mass. - Ruth Maher Thomas and Marietta Maher of She was a lifelong borough resi- William Leonard of Keyport; a MIDDLETOWN - Marion O. Miss Jones was a homemaker. Hyde. 61, a long-time resident of Monmouth County. dent. sister, Virginia Wilder of Dover; Jones, 87, formerly of Dartmouth She is survived by a sister, Marlboro, N.J., and former math- Surviving are her husband, Ed- She was a communicant of St. five grandchildren, 15 great-grand- Street, died December 12 at the Margaret Crabbe, here; and several nieces and nephews. ematics teacher at Keyport (N.J.) mund L. Hyde; a son, Lawrence Joseph's Roman Catholic Church children and two great-great-grand- Ocean Grove Nursing Home. High School, died December 23 at Hyde, here; two daughters, Louise here. children. Born in Atlantic Highlands, she Posten's Funeral Home. Atlantic Newton Weliesley Hospital Ann Hyde, at home, and Jacqueline Her husband, William S. Leonard, The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, was a lifelong resident of Monmouth Highlands, was in charge of ar- rangements. Born in Monmouth County, N.J., Kane, here; a brother, Raymond died in 1967. is in charge of arrangements. County. she was also a mathematics instruc- Maher of Freehold, N.J.; three tor for the Army Signal Corps at sisters, Grace Heidel of Seekonk, Fort Monmouth before moving here Evelyn Becker of Morganvllle, N.J., 30 years ago. and Mary Oppici of Colts Neck, She was the daughter of the late N.J.;.and a grandchild. Michael J. Heinlein Sr. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - here. Michael J. Heinlein Sr., 81. died His wife. Dorothea Heinlein, died Friday at Riverview Medical in 1977. Center, Red Bank. Surviving are a son, Michael Born in Germany, he moved here Heinlein Jr. of Fair Haven; three in 1927. daughters, Katharine Micallzzl, Mr. Heinlein was a self-employed Madeline Bennett and Anne A perfect case carpenter-painter before his retire- Heinlein, all here; and 17 grand- ment 15 years ago. children. He was a communicant of St. Posten's Funeral Home is in Agnes Roman Catholic Church, charge of arrangements. Eugene Matthews FREEHOLD - Eugene Mat- lived; a son, Gregory Jones, and a thews, 47. of Smithburg Road, died daughter, Jackie Jones, both here; yesterday at the Veterans Adminis- three brothers, William Matthews, here, Stanley Matthews of for The Best! tration Hospital, East Orange. Bom in Long Branch, he lived Lakewood, and Richard Matthews here most of his life. of Dorchester, Mass; three sisters, He was a truck driver for the Jeanette Fitzpatrick of Red Bank. Hargil Supply Co.. here, until he Anna Brodie of Colts Neck, and retired last year. Dolores Brodie, here; and two He was a U.S. Army veteran. grandchildren. Surviving are his mother, Mary The Higgins Memorial Home is in Conyer Matthews, with whom he charge of arrangements. Violet O'Grady MIDDLETOWN - Violet E. died in September 1964. O'Grady, 85, of Davis Lane, died Surviving are two sons, James Tuesday at home. O'Grady of Eatontown, and Investors Born in New York City, she lived Fredrick O'Grady of Tarkio, Mo.; a here for the past 35 years. sister, Lillian Hendrlckson of Bever- She retired five years ago as a ly Hills, Fla.; and four grand- waitress at Howard Johnson's in children. Middletown, after 15 years of ser- The John E. Day Funeral Home, Market vice. Red Bank, is in charge of arrange- Her husband. John J. O'Grady, ments. Ella Hayes Woolley OCEAN - Ella Hayes Woolley, United Methodist Church, Long Account 92, died yesterday at Westwood Hall Branch. Nursing Home, Long Branch. Her husband. H. Donald Woolley, Born in Long Branch, she lived died in 1976. most of her life In West Long Branch Surviving are a daughter, Clara before moving here four years ago. W. Cotgreave, here; three grand- She was a past president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Neptune children and nine great-grand- Fire Co., Long Branch, and a past children. counselor of Crystal Wave of the The Woolley Funeral Home, Long an Investment Account Daughters of Liberty. Branch, is in charge of arrange- She was a member of St. Luke's ments. Ruth M. Swackhamer LOS ANGELES - Ruth Meredith 1953, and then to Stanton, N.J., in Swackhamer, 84, a former Middle- 1984. In 1972, Mrs. Swackhamer town, N.J., resident, died Dec. 27 at moved here. year Toluca Lake Retirement home, Her husband died in 1942 and a Burba nit son, James A. Swackhamer, died in Born in Ashland, Ky., Mrs. 1972 in White House Station, N.J. Swackhamer moved to Middletown Surviving are two sons, John M. Compounded continuously • Minimum deposit, $2,500 in 1922 when she married Egbert W. Swackhamer of Orinda, and E.W. Swackhamer, a township resident. 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We doubt you'll ever find one that's as high! ate, he moved here 13 years ago and brother, Conrad Newman of Ewing Only a $2,500 minimum balance is required to open your account, was a self-employed carpenter and A memorial service was held at painter. Nassau Presbyterian Church, here. and you'll have instant access to your money in a variety of ways ... as well as the ability to deposit and withdraw any amount at any time Florence Lyons without penalty. LOTTERIES , And, of course, your funds are fully protected to $100,000 by the FSLIC. KEANSBURG - Florence Lyons, 82, died yesterday at Riverview The Investors Market Account... an Investment Account from Medical Center, Red Bank. , TRENTON - The winning Investors Savings. Because when it comes to giving you the best, we number drawn last night in New never rest our case. Born in Bayonne, she moved here Jersey's Pick-It Lottery was 566. A 33 years ago. straight bet pays fttl. box pays 1120 She was a communicant of St. and pairs pay $36. Ann's Roman Catholic Church. The Pick 4 number was 5875. A straight bet pays $3,384 and box pays Surviving, are her husband, 1282. Aloysius Lyons; a son, David Lyons ALBANY, NY. - The winning of Hazlet; two daughters, Dorothy number picked yesterday In New Urbealis and Katherine Early, both York's Daily Number lottery game here; 15 grandchildren and 18 great- was 0-6-2. grandchildren. The numbers drawn last night In INVESTORS SAVINGS New York's Lotto game were 4, 7, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Laurel Funeral Home, West 8, 14, .31, 42. The supplementary Keansburg, is in charge of arrange- number was 3. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS: Highway 71 and Warren Avenue FREEHOLD: Highway 9 and Adelphia Road ments. The first prize is six winning NAVESINK: Highway 36 and Valley Drive numbers in a game panel. Other offices in Miburn • East Orange * HiHside 202 Death Notices Second prise goes to those having Irvingtan • PtanheW • Short HNS • Springfield • Union five winning numbers In a panel. DAVIS — ttonflc* C. M. <* Warn*, on J«i Member FSLIC 1.1IW.HHv«m. PimmMnMa•«•>• P^M. Third prize is for a cornet match VKMQfl Ftktty «Mf •" M «•"» "wort* of four winning numbers In a panel. mm*. 110 Snad SI. HM •«*. '•• P "< » «•» •* Fourth prise rsqulra three win- Itaara, uwMfcilnn. » M Mcnnw* Court* ning numbers and tin supplemen- SPCA, tary number. At The Daily ReKtster Lifestyle THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1985 Diet, exercise can help prevent osteoporosis Osteoporosis is the gradual and insidious thinning period of estrogen deprivation. including a link between Intake and Increased If you aren't getting enough from your food, . of the bones that afflicts some IS to 20 million A diet chronically low in calcium and a sedentary incidence of cancer of the uterus. consider calcium supplements. A variety of Americans, mostly women past menopause. life-style are also risk factors. Those whose diets It's something you decide with your doctor, who different formulations make choosing difficult. A loss of height beginning in the late 50s may be consist mainly of vegetables have stronger bones. might be inclined to prescribe estrogen only if Dr. Morris Notelovltz, director of the Os- the earliest symptom, resulting from repeated tiny At the University of Florida's Center for you're at a high risk for osteoporosis. jeoporosis Screening Program at the University of fractures brought on by little more than bending, Climacteric Studies, researchers found that women Florida, told Changing Times magazine that if you pulling, lifting or getting out of a chair or bed. who have never been pregnant and who smoke and LACK OF DIETARY CALCIUM is another opt for supplements, buy calcium carbonate in As the vertebrae compress, sharp pain may drink alcohol excessively are most susceptible. convincing,suspect In osteoporosis, although not all dosages that will provide about 1,400 mg of calcium develop. If enough vertebrae arc fractured, a Taking estrogen-containing oral contraceptives experts agree on Its role. Still, the average intake daily when combined with regular meals. over long periods may be beneficial. woman will develop a disfiguring stoop called in the U.S.. 490 to HO milligrams

AWARD FOR SERVICE Why stomach sounds off — Exhibiting the Presi- dential Recognition BY LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. thai the pneumonia set him up for Award for community his heart trouble? - Mrs. L.A., service that went to The What causes stomach noises and Rhode Island Central Jersey Club ol the rumblings that can become 10 Dear Mrs. A.: the National Association embarrassingly loud? Sometimes I A coronary heart attack is most ot Negro Business and avoid having dinner with friends unusual at 34 years of age. The because of the fear of it. - Mr. YOUR Professional Women's added stress on an already potential- Clubs Inc.. Asbury Park, M.W.. Washington HEALTH ly weakened heart can be the reason Dear Mr W why the pneumonia pushed him into are Tonya Greenwood. The technical name of this con- this trouble. left, club president, and dition has a rumbling sound of its Lobar pneumonia is a disease Corinne McGhee, past own It is called borborygmus which very definitely adds a burden president, both of Nep- The noises like distant thunder to any heart at any age. In your tune. The club was re- always seem to occur while in a husband's case, the severity of the cognized by President pleasant, quiet atmosphere. It cer- lung infection must have added the Reagan for its varied tainly can be embarrassing slowly Pause occasionally Avoid extra strain that pushed him into efforts to improve and The noises are caused by air that the unacceptable habit of talking having a heart attack. while chewing. support the education ol is trapped in the intestine. A small Patients who are known to have area youths. The club amount of air is normally swallowed Eat smaller quantities at more had heart trouble are urged to avoid while eating or drinking Sometimes frequent intervals. Inhaling the was among 32 individual physical or emotional stress that and group recipients of an excessive amount of air is smoke of cigarettes, pipes and overburdens them. Respiratory in- unconsciously swallowed if eating, cigars while drinking after-dinner fections must be avoided. An ade- citations in a region that talking and drinking are all carried coffee further induces the swallow- quate, well-balanced diet, tobacco includes New York, New on at the same time and at a fast ing of air limitation, weight reduction, well- Jersey, the Com- pace There are some mild charcoal directed exercise and sufficient rest monwealth of Puerto Some people swallow large quan- medications that can relieve the and relaxation reduce the stress that Rico and the Virgin tities of air when they force them- discomfort of gas bubbles. Many overtaxes the heart. Islands ol the United selves to belch or take deep sighing safe home remedies are in vogue in Dr. Coleman welcomes questions States. breaths atl parts of the country. Each social, from readers. Please write to him in ">» pfmlo Dy C«rt f omw There are many other intestinal cultural or ethnic group has its own care of this newspaper. disorders associated with this cure for the stereophonic sounds of cacophony of sounds Almost always borborygmus. there are other symptoms as- My husband was stricken with sociated with it double pneumonia when he was 34. Simple eating rules can usually They very next day he bad a icvere Top shoppers are born, not made prevent swallowing excess air Eat coronary heart attack. Could it be BY ERMA BOMBECK grab a sweater at half price. My what you pay for" shoppers. They right hand was a perfect 2'/»- by 3V«- clutter up the aisles comparing Now that the holidays are over, inch cup... the exact size of a charge seams and measuring the jacket to ENGAGED it's safe for the serious shoppers to card. see if it comes out even when you AT go into the aisles again. Amateur shoppers drive me button it. Meanwhile, all the good I'm not bragging or anything, but crazy. It takes them IS minutes to stuff is gone. I was bom to shop. At birth, my eyes read a price tag, they take one My best friend is an "If I see WIT'S Simons-Pistola could spot "SALE" through a brick garment at a time into the fitting something I need, I'll buy it" type. building. My arms were not only room and after 8 or 10 hours... they She's about as much fun as a snake END ASTORIA. N Y - Mr and Mrs She is employed at St. Vincent's retractable but were capable of run out of gas. coming up through the shower drain. Edward Pistola announce the en- Hospital. New York. stretching over three counters to Deliver me from the "You get I tramped around with her one day gagement of their daughter. De- borah Pistola. to Alan Simons, son for five hours and she ended up with Mr. Simons was graduated from a spool of black thread that was on of Mr and Mrs Harold Simons. Holmdel High School and was Frankel-Eisner Cross Brook Court. Holmdel. N. J. sale. If that's all I needed, I would my nose to sniff. Picking up the awarded a BA degree in chemistry MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Robert Edison High School and received a have phoned it in. Miss Pistola is a graduate of from the University of North Caro- scent, I took them right to the door. Eisner. 841 Navesink River Road. BA degree from Muhlenburg Col- For a while, I thought she was It's a gift. Why not use it? Mater Christi High School, here, and lina. He is a senior medical student Locust, announces Ihp engagement lege, Allentown, Pa., and an MBA Pare Univesity. where she received at New York Medical College. going to buy a blouse. She picked it As a professional shopper I have' of her daughter, Katherine Gail from the University of Connecticut, up, examined it, and deliberated on a BS degree in medical technology An October wedding is planned. developed an attitude: Buy in haste, Eisner, to Robert Frankel. son of Storrs. He is an account executive it for what seemed like days. repent in leisure. What will it Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frankel, for The Applause CompaWy, a toy Finally, I said, "What is the most matter to the universe in a few Edison. manufacturer located in Woodland important thing in your life?" years whether you got stuck with a Kessler-Kertis Miss Eisner, daughter also of the Hills, Calif. She said, "My children." jumpsuit you can't drink liquid* in late Mr. Eisner, is employed by Miss Eisner is the granddaughter "How long did it take you to make or sale sheets for twin beds when RED BANK - The engagement Miss Kertis was graduated from Weichert Realtors, Shrewsbury. She of the late Mr. and Mrs. Monroe up your mind to conceive them?" you have doubles? of Ann Kertis. 729 Poplar Road. Red Bank Regional High School, and was graduated from Rumson Coun- Eisner, Red Bank, and the late Mr. "Two yean." A husband who has forbidden his Ocean, and David T Kessler is is employed by Central Jersey Bank try Day School; Stoneleigh and Mrs. Abraham Monk, New "And look how they turned out, so wife to go shopping with me again announced by the bride-elect's and Trust Co.. Rumson. Burnham, Greenfield, Mass., and York. She is the great-grand- buy the blouse!" said to my husband, "What do you parents. Rosemary Kertis, 429 Miami-Dade Junior College, Miami, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A few years ago, my husband and think Erma would do if you made Spring St. and Edward Kertis, Her fiance, an alumnus of Point Fla. She also attended Rollins Sigmund Eisner; he founded the I met a couple on a cruise and $250,000 a year?" Beuna Park. Calif. Pleasant Bora High School, is an College, Winter Park, Fla. Sigmund Eisner Company, Red became friends. When we hit port, "Easy," he said. "She'd spend Mr. Kessler is the son of Mr. and employee of Middlebrook at Mon- Mr. Frankel is an alumnus of Bank. she asked innocently, "I wonder $350,000." Mrs. Harry Kessler, 912 Burnt mouth Inc.. Oakhurst. Miss Eisner and Mr. Frankel plan where the gift shops are." My It's lonely at the top of your Tavern Road. Point Pleasant. A May wedding is planned. to be married in August. husband simply put a postcard under profession.

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- OurUth Yaar (So of DaHclous Birthright Orchard*) ...ID be or not to f» : 462-8855 90 MONMOUTH 8T. Route 34 Colts Neck, NJ KB MM • CAU: 747-2421 Mate's travels THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1985 The Daily Register At Incestuous sisters forsake chances often result in Dear Asa Landers: Year recent same week. and simply sign his name. column about fatner-oangnter latest The letter was returned to Urn, Dear Asa Under.: Recently I makes me wonder abMrt my own marked In red Ink with the spelling received the attached Invitation. vlclimiess crime. mistakes corrected, new paragraph Can yon explain why soamae strain at home I am ia my early Ms, divorced awl marki and some change* •• nnnctn- wonld Invite people to n beautiful retired. My sister Is la her late Ms attoa. SAN DIEGO. Calif (AP) - With a growing number of two-career affair and ask them to help nay for and widowed. We go to bed together ANN My son Is n sweet guy and made marriages, the chances that one of the spouses will travel extensively It by adding the printed mesial e, twice a week. This has been going no comment when be handed me the "Greenbacks Preferred"? or have to live part of the time in another city nave dramatically on since her husband died eight LANDERS letter. I could tell he was bothered increased, says Dr. Edna Jo Hunter, director of the Family Research My etiquette book says lals Is years ago. Actually when we were although he denied II. As for me, I Improper. - MsUlasloned In Provi- Center at United States International University here. teen-agers we fooled around n lot am furious. This means that one spouse will be left at home with the children dence but never had Intercourse. This Is I have no Intention of saying Dear Providence: I am baffled for weeks, or even months at a time, adds Hunter, who says there not a love match, but It it sex, and anything to my lister because she are ways to ease separation as well as to make reunion* easier. since the invitation you attached good sex nt that. would get all the members of the was beautifully engraved on elegant Hunter has conducted much research with prisoners-of-war on the We both enjoy these escapades family involved and It would be a effect of long absences on themselves and their families. She herself (and very expensive) paper. and they always produce a good mess, bat I would like your opinion. The only explanation for such is a military wife, and raised four children alone at times while her night's sleep. No one knows about others. I am talking about marriage. — Edmonton, Canada, Reader husband was overseas. crass and tasteless behavior is just this and no one Is getting hurt. Or The Tact that neither of you sees plain ignorance. "Many people are surprised when they leave a spouse home alone do yon think we are fooling anything wrong with such behavior Dear Edmon: Your sister with children for a long period of time," she says. "A man or woman Can drags be a friend hi lime of ourselves? - No Name, No City, suggests a moral dead-spot that is behaved in a way that was inex- stress? If yon keep your bead may ask themselves how they'll cope without the mate, but they do." Please unnatural and revolting. cusably rude and showed very poor The immediate result of a separation due to a traveling spouse is together can they be of help? Ann Dear No Name: Sick, sick, sick. Dear Ann Landers: I am devas- judgment. Consider the possibility, Landers' all-new booklet, "The Low- that the mate left at home has to take over the roles formerly If I had your address, I would send tated and would like your opinion on however, that she still thinks of your assigned to the spouse who has left. down on Dope," separates the fact you a get-well card. now to handle this problem. son as a child, one of whom she is from the fiction. Get it today. For "What happens is after the traveler has returned, he or she expects You say no one is getting hurt? I My son, M and happily married, very fond. She undoubtedly wanted to be welcomed back Into the fold with open arms," Hunter says. each booklet ordered, send ft, plus disagree. While you and your sister received a small gift from his aunt to help him improve his spelling and a long, self-addressed, stamped "And that happens, but the returning spouse expects things to have are practicing incest, you are deny- (my sister), who taught school for punctuation. So, accept it in that stayed the same. Rationally, people know things and people change, envelope (37 cents postage) to Ann ing yourselves the opportunity to several years and Is now retired. He light. In the future, perhaps your son Landers, P.O. Box 11M5 Chicago, IL but emotionally, people want things to remain the same. People have have normal relationships with sent her a thank-yon letter thai should send her a commercial card to psych themselves up for a reunion and recognize that there will Will. be changes." A husband returning home from an extended trip nay find that he doesn't like the way the family budget has been allocated, or the way the children act at the dinner table. Or a wife may find that the laundry has turned a shade grayer, or that her "famous" Hungarian Sheet converted from flat to fitted goulash has been usurped by her husband's toasted cheese sandwiches. Getting back together again takes adjustment, Hunter emphasizes, DEAR HELOISE: PEWTER POLISH that I cut toward my thumb. I ase and the key to making those adjustments is communication, both A friend told me you once had a Dear Heloise: A good polish for a rubber thumb guard (obtainable at before, during and after the separation. hint about converting a flat sheet pewter is silver polish. The tarnish any office supply stare) to prevent Before a spouse leaves on a trip, the mate remaining at home Into n filled one, but she could not gradually vanishes as you rub. — the many little cuts that can make should be informed about taking on extra duties, whether those duties remember bow It wns done. Could HINTS Mrs. H.C. Kllngler my thumb rough. — Mary Lawley are paying certain bills, arranging for household maintenance and you please reprint the directions? — It seemed to work nicely on a repairs or scheduling chores and meal preparation. If an emergency Lea Lleberman FROM pewter piece I have. Came out First of all, if you aren't the fussy Send your favorite hint to Heloise, arises, and the traveling spouse is detained, the remaining spouse is bright and shiny. - Heloise P.O. Box 32000. San Antonio, TX type, simply tie a knot in each HELOISE better equipped to handle'the situation. 78216. She can't answer your letter "We've found that keeping a spouse uninformed, thinking the corner of the flat sheet. It will do THUMB PROTECTOR personally, but she will choose the chores will get done after the mate gets home, is not a good idea," very well as a fitted sheet and if you Dear Heloise: When using a best hints received to use in her Hunter adds. "The remaining spouse seems to get along better don't tell, probably no one will ever paring knife, I bold It in such a way column. knowing everything that has to be done and how to do it. notice. pronto before the paper "disap- "Next, keeping in touch is all-important," Hunter says. "I know If you want to make the fit pears." Hugs — Heloise some men and women who say they try not to think much of their permanent, remove the hems at DO COUPONS PAY OFF? spouse when the spouse leaves because it's too painful. But I think each end of the sheet. Press and that's sad, especially when you have children. To children, a month trim off the corners of the sheet, Dear Heloise: Do yon save money is a long time. So keep mommy or daddy in the picture — you might rounding them slightly. by using cents-off coupons when Married men, 28 to 32, set a place for them at the dinner table on Sundays and talk to the Make a one-half inch wide hem or grocery shopping? Not necessarily, children about what they'd tell daddy if he were there." casing across each end of the sheet warns a major university's ex- Hunter suggests that families remember all family rituals, and about 12 inches up each selvage tension service. including holidays, birthdays, vacations and special occasions. side. Do both ends in the same You don't If: seen happiest in survey "Children will be much less upset if you keep the same rituals," manner. You buy products you really do she says. "Don't upset the family routine. And thank goodness for Insert one-fourth inch wide elastic not need just to use the coupon or If VCRs and tape recorders. Many families will take a VCR recording through this casing, securing the you buy name-brand products NEW YORK (AP) — The happiest group in a survey completed of the kids opening presents at Christmas and send them to father ends of the elastic well. Use about which, even with the coupon d!t. by Jill Scheppler of the University of Florida were married men, age or mother. The traveling spouse often can make arrangements to send two and one-third yards of elastic count, are more expensive than 28 to 32, while single men in the same age range constituted the most back a tape with his or her reactions as they open their own gifts." for each end of a double bed sheet, house brandi of comparable quality. dissatisfied group. A tape recording of what is going on at home is much better and less if you prefer a tighter fit, or if - Mrs. Doyle Keel Second to them on the unhappiness scale were wives age 28. to 32, more entertaining for a traveling spouse than letters, she suggests. you have a larger size mattress. GHEETING CARDS according to reports on the study in Omni magazine. By contrast, "Mom can always say, 'Let's have a share-with-daddy-night,' " That's all there is to it! The Dear Heloise: When sending single women of the same age were among the happiest with their Hunter says, "and bring out the tape recorder and let the children process is simple, easy to do and a cards to a person In n hospital who lifestyles, the study indicated. talk spontaneously about the good things that happened to them that real money saver. Is quite ill, tuck the envelope flap All respondents reflected the opinion that married people are more week. A 5-year-old can tell mommy much more on tape than he can Besides utilizing sheets you have Inside instead of sealing II. satisfied than singles. Even happy singles believed that other singles in a five-line letter he's labored over for hours." on hand, many times you can pick Many limes, the patient Is loo were dissatisfied, and unhappy marrieds said that married people In instances when it's impossible for spouses to communicate by up tremendous bargains on flat weak to open a sealed envelope were probably happier than singles. either phone or letter, it's a good idea for the family at home to keep sheets at sales, so this "how-to ' is easily. This happened to my sister a daily log of activities so the spouse can catch up on family details good to know. who received many cards during her once he or she gets home. If you think you may forget these recent stay in the hospital. Hope this "Make sure the traveling spouse also remembers each child directions, you might want to grab will help someone else. - Faithful individually by letters, little gifts or a special telephone call," Hunter your scissors and clip them out Reader adds. "It's not necessary to remember each child separately each time, but over the period of absence, each child should get a little something to make them feel special and loved." "Each success at Brookdale gave me

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Wunsch and TED LOUD still carrying the .22 caliber allegedly used to kill Lewis, Ocean police also arrested Coburn on charges of said. "He had no business just going in there like that." OCEAN - The former father-in-law of the Oakhurtt and In a "rambling" account, told his daughter about possessing more than 25 grams of marijuana and with It was during this visit that Coburn allegedly made man accused Saturday of the slaying of hii girlfriend the shooting, drugs, and "other stuff," Wunsch said. intent to distribute, after a search of his home turned his confession. His daughter, afraid to contact the laid yesterday he lives In fear that Richard Coburn will Coburn also told his former wife that he could not up 100 "nickel bags" of marijuana. police, called one of Coburn's sisters, who lives in be released on ball and harm his family. remember where he dumped the body, Wunsch said. Wunsch said Coburn stopped by his daughter's house Holmdel. She took the boy to Wunsch's house. After Coburn, 43, of Whalepond Road, was arrested on a twice the day of the shooting to pick up their son. Under hearing the story, Wunsch notified police at 2:20 p.m. charge of killing Magda Lewis, 24, of Boston Way Paul Chalet, first assistant county prosecutor, would a custody arrangement, Wunsch said Coburn was never Coburn was arrested without incident by Ocean police Village Apartments, Asbury Park. not comment whether Coburn had confessed the supposed to enter the house. Instead, his former wife at another sister's home at 18 Brown Place, Ocean, Coburn, an unemployed carpenter, Is held on 1200,000 shooting to police. Coburn's attorney, Richard Amdur would bring the boy outside to meet his father, Wunsch Wunsch said. bail. also declined comment, saying he "didn't think cases said. Wunsch said he is concerned how his four-year-old grandson will react to this incident. "What can you tell Coburn allegedly confessed to the murder to hi« should be tried in the newspapers." Wunsch said his daughter told him she sent the boy former wife, according to Rudolf Wunsch of Elberon, Chalet said Lewis was shot once In the heart and head. the boy about his father?" he asked. The shooting occurred in a van parked in the apartment out with some toys, but Coburn said his son couldn't the woman's father. Wunsch, who asked that his bring them. The boy refused to go with the father, who Assistant Prosecutor Anthony J. Mellaci, who is in daughter's name not be used, said he worries Coburn parking lot "during a dispute," Chalet said. Coburn allegedly drove to the Tinton Falls-Colts Neck then turned around and left, according to Wunsch. charge of the case, said no decision had been reached "may try to come back and harm his family." whether to pursue the death penalty. Wunsch said Coburn visited his daughter twice the border and deposited the body along Asbury Avenue, Coburn came back to the house an hour-and-a-half Off icals term Route 18 boardwalk fire project disputed as suspicious BY CHRIS HAND TINTON FALLS - County resi- dents are at odds over the merits of KF.ANSBURG - While not con- taurant. Reid said the decision of the state Department of Transpor- firming the cause as arson, county how and if to rebuild the bar was tation's plans to complete the three- and police officials are terming the "contingent upon the insurance set- mile •missing link' of Route ltt New Year's Day fire on the tlement." During last night's final public Keansburg boardwalk as "But we will be open on Palm hearing on the project, Ocean resi- "suspicious." Sunday," Reid declared. "We will dents supported the plan, while Paul F. Chaiet, first assistant be back 95 percent of what we are Eatontown residents submitted prosecutor, said the investigation now." their gripes to DOT. into the cause of the blaze, which Reid said an architect was draw- "I encourage you to begin con- gutted 12 concession stands, the Fun. ing preliminary plans to rebuild the struction as soon as possible," said City Arcade, and the Club Miami stands, the arcade, and Club Miami. Warren Gopde. chairman of the Disco was incomplete. However, he Ocean Planning Board. "We've been classified the fire as suspicious, and F(re officials said the fire was the fourth major blaze to strike the waiting for a long time." said it began in the rear of Club However, members of the Con- Miami. boardwalk in three years. Reid has said that boardwalk fires over the cerned Citizens of Eatontown s A disheartened Al Reid, co-owner southwest quadrant submitted a 421- of the boardwalk businesses, said he past 11 years have cost him $1 signature petition requesting the "couldn't imagine whether it was an million. department to improve Wyckoff act of God or not." Reid said the A borough man was convicted of Road and Route 36, and provide first plan was to remove all the fire setting two fires In July 1982 that Eatontown "some compensation for debris, and vowed- the confeni turant and the deteriorating air quality" the stands would be exactly rebuilt. arsonist, f l*Ho4# |ty Ctvfl FtflfM road will produce. However, the same fate cqpMi (ing a Year's Day fire left only bare bones standing. "Though we know that we cannot be assured for the Club Miami ir * m State THE MORNING AFTER - The Club Miami Disco in Keansburg as it looked yesterday after a New stop the progress of a badly needed Disco, the popular nightclub-res- Prison. highway, we are concerned with the unfair burden that this project will place on Eatontown," according to a letter from the group read by Krol patient refused at Marlboro hospital Robert M. Hughes, chairman Yesterday's hearing was held to BY TED LOUD ton facility, according to Charlene mission of all potentially dangerous two classifications, "Krols" and collective sigh of relief." gather testimony for a draft en- Brown, a spokeswoman for the state patients to Marlboro. Composed of "detainers." vironmental impact study on the MARLBORO - State-appointed Krol patients are those who, like Brenda Schwartz, chairwoman of completion of the link. Department of Human Services. volunteer residents, the committee the Community Relations Commit- psychiatric experts yesterday rec-' Brown said the recommendation has organized demonstrations and Langford, are committed to the The study, along with copies of ommended that Jeffrey Lar.gford, state mental hospital system on a tee, said she was "overjoyed" by testimony from the hearings, now has been submitted to Human letter-writing campaigns to state the news. If certain patients are the Toms River man found Innocent Services Commissioner George officials. long-term basis after being found goes before the federal highway by reason of insanity in the 1982 innocent of a crime by reason of indeed suitable for a less restrictive authority. Albanese. Human Services oversees environment than provided by the murder of his father, should not be Marlboro and all hospitals in the The committee organized a dem- insanity, or judged mentally in- According to William Cochran. transferred to Marlboro Psychiatric onstration at the hospital In Novem- competent to stand trial. Detainer Trenton facility, Schwartz said a DOT area coordinator, construction state mental health system. "middle step" is needed, and that Hospital. "This is a great victory for the ber that attracted over 100 resi- patients are accused criminals held is scheduled to begin in the fall on dents. The protest was to call for an at the hospital for short-term ob- "Marlboro is not such an intermedi- the first phase of the missing link — An attorney representing citizens' effort," said Mayor Saul G. ate facility." Langfonhhad attempted to have his Homik, referring to protests con- end to the policy of admitting servation. from Deal Road, Ocean, to Wyckoff potentially dangerous patients and Road, Eatontown. client transferred to Marlboro from ducted by township residents Hornik said the recommendation "I hope that all future cases are the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital in alarmed by the prospect of to push for the Installation of a fence Construction of the final section of around the hospital grounds to is an indication that state officials judged on their individual merits," Trenton, arguing that Langford's Langford's possible admission to Schwartz said. "I hope that only the link — from Wyckoff Road to condition had improved to the point prevent patient walkaways. are finally responding to residents' Wayside Road, Tinton Falls — could Marlboro. concerns. civilly-committed and what I call where he would be an appropriate "Mr. Langford Is not ready for 'safe' patients will be admitted." be completed by 1990, he said. patient at the minimum-security Marlboro ... and Marlboro is not Out of a patient population of But construction of the second facility. aproximately 850, there are at a "We're very grateful for this •-.• phase may take longer because the ready for Mr. Langford," Hornlk recommendation," Hornik said. Hornik said the citizens' commit- But clinical tests of Langford by said. given time about 25 potentially highway must cross the Garden dangerous patients, hospital of- "The community has been trauma- tee, formed early last year, will State Parkway and the Monmouth experts found that be would be The Community Relations Com- have funds provided for it in the better served by the therapeutic mittee, a citizens' watchdog group ficials have said. Patients con- tized by the possibility of another County Reclamation Center, as well sidered potential threats to them- Krol patient in Marlboro. I think the municipal budget for the coming program at the Intensive Treatment that monitors security at the hospi- fiscal year. as two archeological sites. Unit at the maximum-security Tren- tal, has sought to block the ad- selves and others are divided into community is going to breathe a Eatontown residents are lobbying for DOT to build the entire link in one phase. They say completion of only half the link — as far as Board, school officials review budget cuts Wyckoff Road — would be a burden to their road system. BY LIZ SHEEHAN the biggest cut suggested by Herbert Before discussing the 1985-86 In the budget presentation, Dr. work on several courses, including However, DOT officials say it is Korey, superintendent of schools. budget, the board voted to ap- William DeFeo, district adminis- mathematics, art, music, physical more cost effective to construct the LONG BRANCH - After hearing "There is no way we can address propriate $200,000 from the 198445 trator for elementary education, education and bilingual education. highway in two phases. a three-hour budget presentation by the needs" of the deterioration hi budget to meet possible costs for proposed a budget of $3,833,352. Last Dr. Steven Cole, assistant super- Eatontown representatives who school administrators, Board of the school buildings over the period "unanticipated renovations" tor year, $3,397,072 was set aside for the intendent of schools, outlined the spoke at the hearing included Mayor Education members and the of- of years "in a single operating school facilities. six elementary schools. proposed budgets for the middle J. Joseph Frankel, Council Presi- ficials settled down to find how to budget," Korey said. "We have to draw a balance DeFeo said most of the increase school and the high school. The dent Theodore F. Lewis Jr., plan- bring the budget under the state He said the district would have to between what our needs are, and was due to salary raises. He also middle school budget was $2,514,692, ning board member Paul Kirzow, limit of $17 million. examine another way to pay for the what the city can afford," said outlined a proposal for a up from $2,319,507; while the high and Hughes. The administration's proposed repairs, which are mostly for roofs. Korey before giving the board a list kindergarten at the Gregory School school proposal was $3,784,798, up Frankel, who identified himself as budget was 122,232,573. Korey said a citizens committee, of suggested cuts in several areas of for two classes of gifted students. from $3,321,040. a "signer of the petition" said the The biggest proposed Increase chaired by board member Robert the budget. The suggested budget for the project Cole said salaries accounted for 94 link should be constructed in one from last year's 115,753,200 budget Lieberman, was studying methods He said if the budget was af- would be about $72,000. percent of the middle school's phase. "All our citizens would be — over $4.5 million for for repairs to finance the $4.5 million of repairs fordable "there is no question we DeFeo also asked that $38,000 be budget, while high school salaries negatively impacted (if the road is to the district schools — was alto could defend it." set aside for summer curriculum accounted for 91 percent. only built as far as Wyckoff Road)," suggested by an architect. he said. The mayor said he wanted the department to eliminate two ramps it intends to build from Route 18 to Shrewsbury zoners elect Beers, Ticehurst Wyckoff Road, and make Wyckoff Road simply "an overpass on Route opposed the variance, saying that it BY GAYLE E. RABIN In the regular portion of the In other business, the board signs are needed to distinguish the 18." meeting, Kroll and Otten read a long continued a hearing on a bulk church house driveway from that of would enlarge a sign that does not DOT has agreed to eliminate two SHREWSBURY - The Zoning resolution denying a variance for variance for two signs at the First the church or a private residence conform to area zoning laws. of four ramps it originally proposed Board of Adjustment elected two the relocation of Sansone Olds- Presbyterian Church House on and for safety reasons. for the intersection. members to new positions at Its mobile-Cadillac Inc., Newman Sycamore Avenue. Beers said people who attend Lewis also requested the elimina- annual organization meeting last Springs Road, Red Bank, to a site at "If people fail to identify the evening church functions are likely tion of the ramps leading from night. Trafford and Henry streets. The church is seeking a variance driveway, they'll have to back out to go more than once and would Route 18 to Wyckoff Road. He said Thomas Beers was elected to his Kroll said the main reason the for two 2 by 6 foot signs to be placed onto Sycamore Averiue endangering know where the churchouse is the ramps would be unnecessary If ' first, one-year term as vice chair- board denied the variance was on both sides of its driveway to themselves and other drivers," said without extra signs. • a proposed link between Route 18 man, along with Harry Ticehurst, because the area had recently been replace its one 3 by 3 foot sign. The Madden, "This way the sign will be and the parkway is built. who was elected to his first term as zoned B-2, which excludes car area Is zoned as a residential area seen from either direction, easily Kroll expressed doubt that larger Last August, the board of direc- chairman of the site plan commit- dealerships. and permits temporary signs of up picked up by headlights at night." signs are needed for safety reasons. tors of the New Jersey Highway tee. The board also based its decision to 6 square feet and permanent signs "There's no compelling evidence Authority agreed to construct such Charles Kroll was elected to his on the protests of area resident*, up to 2 square feet. He also said the signs would "fit there were ever any accidents an interchange at its expense. 12th term as chairman and reap- who say the presence of the deal- into the general design and harmony because people had missed the turn. Kirzow submitted a list of con- pointed Robert H. Otten as board ership would create safety, noise William Madden, the attorney of the neighborhood." It's all based on supposition," be siderations for the DOT including: attorney. and'lighting problems. representing the church, said the Board member James McGuire said. • constructing the two phases simultaneously; • asking the county to expand Two Republicans sworn to council in Sea Bright Wyckoff Road to four lanes from Hope Road to Route 38; SEA BRIGHT - Two Re- Brearley was sworn in last month to the tie with her vote, Furlong Rooney, who has been on the that the council must deal with in • expanding Route 38 from the publicans were sworn in as Borough serve a two-year term resulting replied that she was not electing council for 17 years, replaces For- 1985, because the borough had Eatontown circle to the Monmouth Council members Tuesday, cresting from the death of Councilman John Rooney but appointing him. smen as president. "endured one of the worst storms of Park Jockey Club; equal party representation on the S. Forsman. In her New Year's message, its history" last March. • constructing a 18-foot wide noise six-member panel for the first time Democratic Mayor Cecile Norton But Norton said she was continu- Norton said she "hoped that what- abatement barrier from the west In 10 years. cut the vote to break a S-S tie to ing the policy of the council to "pick ever ill will brought by the recent side of Wyckoff Road to Industrial Republican Robert J. F*long Sr r elect Deinocrat Charles Rooney as the council member who has served election will end" so the council Norton appointed Furlong; and Way West, and will serve his second thret-veeP. cotsnciPpttspttoK Furtong, Millen the longest" as the council presi- could go ahead "with the important Andrew Manning to serve on a • having the state purchase the te*m, while fellow party'member and Brearley voted for Furlong for dent. She then named Furlong to business of borough government." special council commission on portions of the DeVlto tract, which Alan G. Millen will begin his first the position. serve as vice president of the She said that "shore protection beach erosion with her. Furlong was will become landlocked by the three-year term. Republican Joan After Norton said she would break funds were one of the top priorities" named chairperson. project, and dedicating' it as a park. v. B2 The Daily Register THURSDAY. JANUARY 3, 1985 Ex-eop enters plea on gambling charges

FREEHOLD - A former Newark policeman, Cunningham, terming bis business a "sports of up to $1.3 million if he had not accepted the, SERVICE SALUTE whom authorities said headed a million-dollar-a- bookmaking operation ... (bis) role was to handle agreement. week sports bookmaking operation pleaded guilty financing." The prosecutor's office confiscated approx- FAIR HAVEN - Pvt. Todd R and Judith Bettilyon, 46 Farm in Superior Court yesterday to 4* count* of In exchange for the plea, Senior Staff Attorney imately 139,000 in cash and 123,000 in checks at Graham, son of Pat Graham, Laurel Road, has been assigned to Lowry gambling-related charges. Paul J. Feldman of the county prosecutor's office the time of Hingos' arrest. Defense attorney John Drive, and stepson of Edward Air Force Base, Colorado, after Donald Hlngos, 43, Clark, was termed the recommended a prison sentence not to exceed Russell said Hingos would forfeit this money if Cempola. Somerville, has com- completing Air Force basic training "largest organized bookmaker in Monmouth five years, with a 2* year minimum before the prosecutor's office would note Hingos had pleted one station unit training at at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. County" by Alexander D. Lehrer, who wai county parole. already incurred a "substantial" penalty by the , the U.S. Army Infantry School. Fort prosecutor when Hingos was arrested In January « The prosecutor'! office also recommended the forfeiture. Benning, Ga ' MIDDLETOWN - Airman Step- 1983 term be served concurrently with sentences Cunningham set the sentencing date as May 3 hen W. Lynch, stepson of Winifrd J. Hingos pleaded guilty yesterday to 45 counts of Hingos faces in Essex and Union counties, which before Superior Court Assignment Judge Alvin Y. LONG BRANCH - Navy Seaman Kane. 11 Miriam Place, has com- promoting gambling and three counts of pos- are either on appeal or stayed. The office also Milberg. RMcmary Lloyd, daughter of Nor- pleted Air Force basic training at session of gambling records before Superior waived the three conspiracy counts in the Hingos was a member of the Newark police man and Carolyn Lloyd, Elberon Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He Court Judge Donald J. Cunningham. indictment. force in 1962-87, when he resigned for personal Avenue, Elberon. has completed will remain at Lackland for special- I had people working for me and I would pay Cunningham noted that Hingos could have reasons. He .also owned the Equipment Sand- recruit training at Navy Recruit ized training in the security police commission on gambling losses," Hingos told faced a maximum of 240 years in prison and a fine blasting Co.,'Clark. Training Command, Naval Training field. Completion of the training Center, Orlando. Fla. earned credits toward an associate degree in applied science through LONG BRANCH - Airman First the Community College of the Air Class Miguel Ramos, son of Felix Force COMMUNITY CALENDAR and Maria Ramos. Elmwood Av- enue, has graduated from the US HOLMDEL - David D. Palch, TOD A Y of Matawan will have its business meeting and exercise class, taught by Sue Hager, designed to Air Force Inventory Management son of Theodore and Shelia F Paich. sandwich lunch at 11:30 a.m. at the clubhouse on help new mothers get back In shape after the birth course at Lowry Air Force Base in 682 N. Beers St.. has been promoted RED BANK - The Rotary Club will meet at Jackson Street. of babies. The program is offered today and, or Colorado.. in the US. Army to the rank of 12:15 p.m. at the Molly Pitcher Inn. After the business meeting, there will be a Jan. 11, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., and babysitting-, private first class He is a broadcast Anthony Bruno, mayor of Little Silver, will "Not-quite-what-I-wanted for-Christmas gift auc- is available. For registration and further infor- LONG BRANCH - Edward journalist at Fort Bragg. N.C., with speak on municipal government. tion" for all members and their guests. Don't mation, contact the Wellness Center. Rogers, son of Edward and Evelyn the US Army Garrison RED BANK — Families Anonymous will meet forget to bring all your unwanted gifts to the Rogers. West End Avenue, has been at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview Medical Center's West meeting. promoted in the U.S. Air Force to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - WinK MARLBORO - "Fossils of New Jersey" will WEDNESDAY the rank of senior airman. Marine Cpl. Michael T. Franlz, son- HOLMDEL — A blood drive will be conducted be on exhibit at the Marlboro Middle School FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Cardiac in-law of Walter and Louise Frank- at Bayshore Community Hospital from 1 to 9 p.m. Media Center, Route 520, today through Feb. 1. Support Group will meet at the Freehold Area s LONG BRANCH - Army Na- lin. 62 W. Washington Ave. has KEYPORT - The Woman's Club of Keyport This free exhibit is on loan to the school from the Hospital Wellness Center, West Main Street, at tional Guard Pvt Raul Santiago, son reported for duty with 3rd Force will have an executive board meeting at the home New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, and is open 8 p.m. Cardiograms (EKG's), blood pressure of Gloria Mendez. Second Avenue., Service Support Group on Okinawa. of Miss Marion Peseux, 12 Northfield Road, to the public. screening, and other diagnostic tests will be done has completed basic training at Fort Matawan. at 7:30 p.m. FREEHOLD — The Freehold Township Fire and discussed. For further information and Jackson. S.C MIDDLETOWN - Army Pvt Prevention Bureau will meet in the Municipal registration, contact the Wellness Center. Craig D. Wulff, son of Karen L Building, Stillwells Corner and Schanck roads, at RL'MSON - Peter Tibbetts, son Brown. 463 Church St.. Belford. has SATURDAY of Merrick and Elizabeth Tibbetts. 8 p.m. completed basic training at Fort MIDDLETOWN - A blood drive will be Cheney Lane, has been promoted in Jackson. S.C conducted at St. Leo the Great Roman Catholic Dr. Sheehan to discuss the L'.S. Air Force to the rank of Church. Newman Springs Road. 9 a.m. to noon. TUE9DAY first lieutenant UNION BEACH - Navy Airman KEYPORT — The meeting of The Root and aerobic therapy tonight Alan R. Melt, son of David A and TINTO.N FALLS - Thomas SIWDAY Branch Garden Club will be in the Reformed RED BANK - Dr. George Sheehan will speak Barbara J. Metz. 443 Morningside Wickers, son of Bertha Green. Pear Church Church House at 8 p.m. Willard Aumach at the Community YMCA at 8 tonight on his Ave.. has completed recruit training ABERDEEN - The Men's Club of Temple Street, has been promoted in the will present a slide show featuring Keyport's aerobic therapy program, which is to begin at the at Navy Recruit Training Com- Shalom. 5 Ayrmont Lane, will have breakfast I' S Air Force to the rank of master historical houses, the fireman's parade and Y during the week of Jan. 7. mand. Naval Training Center. Or- with Lou Piniella of the New York Yankees at the sergeant Willow Valley Manor. The arrangement competi- The low-key, walk and jog program is designed lando. Fla Temple from 10 am. until noon. Free official New York. Yankee baseball hats and other door tion is to be "My Favorite Hobby," an to provide fitness benefits to those with chronic M1DDLET0WN - Pvt Reep arrangement with accessories depicting a hobby. medical conditions. The program received a two- ABERDEEN - Kathleen B. prizes will be awarded For information concern- Pllkintoo. son of Bonnie Gumiskey. ing tickets for children and adults, contact MARLBORO — A substance abuse and aware- year trial at Bayshore Community Hospital, 78 Monmouth Ave . East Keansburg. Lambert, daughter of Robert P. Holmdel Burns. 121 Seawood Drive, has been Temple Shalom ness program entitled "I am a 10 — I believe in has completed one station unit Me" will be conducted at Marlboro Middle According to Sheehan, there is a healthy way training at the I' S Army Infantry promoted in the U.S. Air Force to be ill and participants will be rewarded with Reserve to the rank of airman first School, Route 520, for children in grades 6, 7 and School. Fort Benning. Ga The 12- \1O\DA Y 8, from 830 to 9:30 a.m., 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., and an increase in energy, physical capacity and a week school combines basic combat class Lambert is an administration KEANSBURG - The Keansburg Planning 1:20 to 2:20 p.m. The program will be given by satisfactory quality of life. training and advanced individual specialist with the 512th Organiza- Board will meet at 7 p.m. at Council Chambers, Jeff Thaxton, and is designed to promote self- The presentation, "Fitness Made Simple." will training tional Maintenance Squadron, at be followed by a question-and-answer period. Dover i Del i Air Force Base Keansburg Borough Hall. 43 Church St. All esteem and self-worth. meetings are open to the public. • Sheehan will also appear on the WNEW-TV's MIDDLETOWN - Airman FREEHOLD - Freehold Area Hospital Well- MATAWAN - The GFWC-NJSF Woman's Club David Susskind Show on Sunday at 11:30 p.m. Charles R. Bettilyoo, son of Charles MATAWAN - Airman Russell A. ness Center, West Main Street, is offering an Schmidt, son of Katherine Schmidt, Matawan. and nephew of- Evelyn Three zoners elected Carroll. 558 Greenwood Ave . Laurence Harbor, has graduated LITTLE SILVER - fhe Zoning from thed: S. Air Force passenger Board of Adjustment elected three and household goods specialist members to board positions at its course at Sheppard Air Force Base. annual organization meeting last Texas night Harold H Hart was re-elected to COLTS NECK - Army Pvt his 15th one-year term as chairman, Thomas M. Kasanella, son of along with K Edward Jacobi to his Thomas Fasanella. 50 The sixth term as vice chairman Enclosure, has completed a unit and Paul Prozeller was elected to his organization supply course at the first one-year term as board sec- U S Army Quartermaster School. retary Fort Lee. Va y POLICE BEAT Man, 74, indicted on sex charges FREEHOLD - A 74-year-old A Marlboro man was also indicted Middletown man has been indicted by a1 county grand jury yesterday on by a county grand jury on charges charges he sexually assaulted/a 4- he sexually assaulted four youths year-old ^--^ over a three-year period David Camp. 18. of Escher Drive, Raymond Render. Tindall Road was charged with sexual assault and was charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a child sexual assault, four counts of en- The incidents allegedly occurred dangering the welfare of a child, and between July and September last two counts of aggravated sexual year in Marlboro contact A Keansburg man was indicted by The youths were between 6 and 16 a county grand jury yesterday with years old. and Render was apparent- possession of a controlled dangerous ly either related or assumed re- substance. sponsibility for the children. The Walter Auer. 41. Carr Avenue, incidents allegedly occurred in was charged with possessing meth- Middletown and Tinton Falls. amphetamine on Sept. 30.

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DEPARTMENT STORE B SPORTS .'. 4 The Daily Register COMICS 6 THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. 1985 Your Town CLASSIFIED 10 MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Slay suspect called danger to family By LISA KRUSE where he dumped the body, Wunsch Wunsch said his daughter told him and TED LOUD said. she sent the boy out with some toys, OCEAN - The fornur father-in- Paul Chalet, first assistant county but Coburn said his son couldn't law of the Oakhurst rrnn accused prosecutor, would not comment bring them. The boy refused to go Saturday of the slaying of hit whether Coburn had confessed the with the father, who then turned girlfriend said yesterday he lives in shooting to police. Coburn's at- around and left, according to fear that Richard Cob'urn will be torney, Richard Amdur also declin- Wunsch. released on bail and harm his ed comment, saying he "didn't think Cobum came back to the house an family. cases should be tried in the news- hour-and-a-half later and let himself papers." in. "They were divorced," Wunsch Coburn. 43, of Whalepond Road, Chaiet said Lewis was shot once said. "He had no business just going was arrested on a charge of killing in the heart and head. The shooting in there like that." Magda Lewis, 24, of Boston Way occurred in a van parked in the It was during this visit that Village Apartments, Asbury Park. apartment parking lot "during a Coburn allegedly made his con- Coburn, an unemployed dispute," Chaiet said. fession. His daughter, afraid to carpenter, is held on t200.000.bail. Coburn allegedly drove to the contact the police, called one of Coburn allegedly confessed to the Tinton Falls-Colts Neck border and Coburn's sisters, who lives in murder to his former wife, accord- deposited the body along Asbury Holmdel. She took the boy to ing to Rudolf Wunsch of Elberon, Avenue, Chaiet said. Wunsch's house. After hearing the the woman's father. Wunsch, who Ocean police also arrested Coburn story, Wunsch notified police at 2:20 asked that his daughter's name not on charges of possessing more than p.m. be used, said he worries Coburn 25 grams of marijuana and with Coburn was arrested without inci- "may try to come back and harm his intent to distribute, after a search of dent by Ocean police at another family." his home turned up 100 "nickel sister's home at 18 Brown Place, Wunsch said Coburn visited his bags" of marijuana. Ocean, Wunsch said. daughter twice the day of the Wunsch said Coburn stopped by Wunsch said he is concerned how shooting. On the second visit, he his daughter's house twice the day his four-year-old grandson will react came In. still carrying the .22 of the shooting to pick up their son. to this incident. "What can you tell caliber allegedly used to kill Lewis, Under a custody arrangement, the boy about his father?" he asked. PI .jut., pttotta Or cm rortoo and in a "rambling" account, told Wunsch said Coburn was never Assistant Prosecutor Anthony J. THE MORNING AFTER — The Club Miami bare bones standing. Below, another view ol the his daughter about the shooting, supposed to enter the house. In- Mellaci, who is in charge of the Disco, in Keansburg, above, as it looked twisted structural steel that is- all that remains of drugs, and "other stuff," Wunsch stead, his former wife would bring case, said no decision had been yesterday after a New Year's Day (ire left only 14 boardwalk businesses. said. Coburn also told his former the boy outside to meet his father, reached whether to pursue the death wife that he could not remember Wunsch said. penalty. Experts veto transfer of psychiatric patient BY TED LOUD Langford's possible admission to not guilty of a crime by reason of Marlboro. insanity, or judged mentally in- MARLBORO - State-appointed "Mr. Langford is not ready for competent to stand trial. Detainer psychiatric experts yesterday rec- Marlboro ... and Marlboro is not patients are people accused of ommended that Jeffrey Langford, a ready for Mr. Langford," Homik crimes, who are held at the hospital Toms River man found not guilty by added. for short-term observation. reason of insanity in the 1982 murder The Community Relations Com- of his father, should not be trans- Hornik said the recommendation mittee, a citizens' watchdog group is an indication that state officials ferred to Marlboro Psychiatric Hos- which monitors security at the pital are finally responding to residents' hospital, has sought to block the concerns. An attorney representing admission of all potentially danger- Langford had attempted to have his ous patients to Marlboro. Comprised "We're vary grateful for this client transferred to Marlboro fr*m of volunteer residents, the commit- recommendation," Hornik said. the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital in tee has organized demonstrations "The community has been trauma- Trenton, arguing that Langford's and letter-writing campaigns to tized by the possibility of another condition had improved to the point state officials. Krol patient in Marlboro. I think the where he would be an appropriate The committee organized a dem- community is going to breathe a patient at the minimum-security onstration at the hospital in Novem- collective sigh of relief." facility. ber, which attracted over 100 resi- Brenda Schwartz, chairwoman of But clinical tests of Langford by dents, both to call for an end to the the Community Relations Commit- experts found that he would be policy of admitting potentially tee, said she was "overjoyed" by better served by the therapeutic dangerous patients and to push for the news. If certain patients are program at the Intensive Treatment the installation of a fence around the indeed suitable for a less restrictive Unit at the maximum-security Tren- hospital grounds to prevent patient environment than provided by the ton facility, according to Charlene walkaways. Trenton facility, Schwartz said a Brown, a spokeswoman for the state Out of a total patient population of "middle step" is needed, and that Department of Human Services. aproximately 850. there are at a "Marlboro is not such an intermedi- Brown said the recommendation given time about 25 potentially ate facility." has been submitted to Human dangerous patients, hospital of- "I hope that all future cases are Services Commissioner George ficials have said. The patients who judged on their individual merits," Fire termed 'suspicious' Albanese. Human Services oversees are considered potential threats to Schwartz said. "I hope that only Marlboro and all hospitals in the themselves and others are divided civilly-committed and what I call KEANSBURG - While not whether it was an act of God or Reid said an architect was state mental health system. into two classifications, "Krols" 'safe' patients will be admitted." confirming the cause as arson, not." Reid said the first plan was drawing preliminary plans to "This is a great victory for the and "detainers." Hornik said the citizens' commit- county and police officials are to remove all the fire debris, and rebuild the stands, the arcade, citizens' effort," said Mayor Saul G. Krol patients are those who, like tee, which was formed early last terming the fire on the vowed the concession stands and the Club Miami. Hornik, referring to protests con- Langford, are committed to the year, will have funds provided for it Keansburg boardwalk New would be exactly rebuilt. Fire officials said the fire was ducted by township residents state mental hospital system on a in the municipal budget for the Year's Day as "suspicious." the fourth major blaze to strike alarmed by the prospect of long-term basis after being found However, the same fate could coming fiscal year. First Assistant Prosecutor not be assured for the Club the boardwalk in the past three Paul F. Chaiet said the investiga- Miami Disco, the popular night- years. Reid has said that tion into the cause of the blaze, club-restaurant. Reid said the boardwalk fires over the past 11 which gutted 12 concession years have cost him II million stands, the Fun City Arcade, and decision of how — and whether — Ex-mayor says he erred the Club Miami Disco was not to rebuild the bar was "cont- A borough man was convicted complete. However, he classified ingent upon the insurance settle- of setting two fires in July 1182 MIDDLETOWN - Former Mayor Robert B. Waller A draft pamphlet prepared for the organization the fire as suspicious, and said it ment." that damaged 12 stands, a res- said yesterday he made "an honest error" when he said meeting listed Wrede as a nominee to the Zoning Board. began in the rear of Club Miami. "But we will be open on Palm taurant and an open air pavilion. that the Republican-dominated Township Committee According to the draft, Wrede was nominated to be an A disheartened Al Reid, co- Sunday," Reid declared. "We The arsonist, Arnold Robert aimed to punish him politically by not reappointing his alternate member. But since Wrede was not listed on owner of the boardwalk busi- will be back 95 percent of what Farmer, is serving a 20-year ally, Emil Wrede, to the Zoning Board of Adjustment. the final copy of the pamphlet. Waller said he thought nesses, said he "couldn't imagine we are now." sentence at Trenton State Prison. Waller made the charge after the committee's the Republicans rescinded the nomination. organization meeting Monday, and later learned that However, Wrede said he was mistakenly listed for Wrede's term on the zoning board does not expire until reappointment to a one-year alternate term because he Dec. 31. 1985. was appointed in 1964 as an alternate for one year. Waller, a Republican, had charged that the Re- However, last summer, Wrede filled the seat of a publican committeemen aimed to avenge his successful retiring regular member, Joseph Malavet, and has one Rte. 18 causes controversy bid for mayor last January, when he garnered the votes year left to serve of Malavet's four-year term. of the committee's Democratic minority by promising "I don't want to tee political hay made out of it BY CHRIS HAND goes before the federal highway County Reclamation Center, as well a bipartisan government. because it was just a mistake," Wrede said. authority. as two archeological sites. TINTON FALLS - County resi- According to William Cochran, dents are at odds over the merits of DOT area coordinator, construction Eatontown residents are lobbying the state Department of Transpor- is scheduled to begin in the fall on for DOT to build the entire link in tation's plans to complete the three- the first phase of the missing link — one phase. They say completion of mile "missing link" of Route 18. from Deal Road, Ocean, to Wyckoff only half the link — as far 4s During last night's final public Road, Eatontown. Wyckoff Road - would be a burden hearing on the project, Ocean resi- Construction of the final section of to their road system. dents supported the plan, while the link - from Wyckoff Road to However, DOT officials say it is Eatontown residents submitted Wayside Road, Tinton Falls — could their gripes to DOT. more cost effective to construct the be completed by 1990, he said. highway in two phases. "I encourage you to begin con- But construction of the second struction as soon as possible," said phase may take longer because the DOT has agreed to eliminate two Warren Goode, chairman of the highway must cross the Garden of four ramps it originally proposed Ocean Planning Board. "We've been State Parkway and the Monmouth for the intersection. waiting for a long time." However, members of the Con- cerned Citizens of Eatontown's southwest quadrant submitted a 421- Indictments announced signature petition requesting the department to improve Wyckoff FREEHOLD - A 74-year-old A Marlboro man was also indicted Road and Route 36, and provide Middletown man has been indicted by a county grand jury yesterday on Eatontown "some compensation for by a county grand jury on charges charges he sexually assaulted a 4- the deteriorating air quality" the he sexually assaulted four youths year-old road will produce. over a three-year period. David Camp, 18, of Escher Drive, "Though we know that we cannot Raymond Render, of Tindall was charged with sexual assault and stop the progress of a badly needed Road, was charged with four counts endangering the welfare of a child. highway, we are concerned with the of sexual assault, four counts of The incidents allegedly occurred unfair burden that this project will endangering the welfare of a child, between July and September but place on Eatontown," according to and two counts of aggravated sexual year in Marlboro. a letter from the group read by contact. Robert M. Hughes, chairman. The youths were between the ages A Keansburg man was indicted by of t and 18 years, and Render was a county grand jury yesterday with Yesterday's hearing was held to possession of a controlled dangerous gather testimony for a draft en- apparently either related or as- f »n vironmental impact study on the sumed responsibility for the chil- substance. FOR THE LADY — Billy Perry, left, Mlddletown, during a benefit at Middletown Lanes. The check completion of the link.. dren. The incidents allegedly oc- Walter Auer, 41, of CUT Avenue, and Ralph Jaques, coordinator for the Junior is to be donated to the Statue of Liberty restoration The study, along with copies of cured in Middletown and Tinton was charged with possessing meth- Bowling Leagues, hold a check for $500 raised fund. Perry sold the most pins during the benefit. testimony from the hearings, now Falls. amphetamine on Sept. 30. B2 The Dtaily Register THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. i985 «• COMMUNITY CALEN&AR

Feb. 1. This free exhibit is on loan TOD A Y to the school from the New Jersey RED BANK - The Rotary Club State Museum, Trenton, and Is open will meet at 12 15 p m at the Molly to the public. Pitcher Inn FREEHOLD — The Freehold Anthony Bruno, mayor of Little Township Fire Prevention Bureau Silver, will speak on municipal will meet in the Municipal Building, government. Stillwells Corner and Schanck roads, RED BANK - Families at 8 p.m Anonymous will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Riverview Medical Center's West TVESDA Y Wing KEYPORT - The meeting of The HOLMDEL - A blood drive will Root and Branch Garden Club will be conducted at Bay shore Communi- be in the Reformed Church Church ty Hospital from 1 to 9 p m House at 8 p.m. Willard Aumach MIDDLETOWN - A blood drive will present a slide show featuring Keyport's historical houses, the will be conducted at St. Leo the fireman's parade and Willow Valley Great Roman Catholic Church. Manor. The arrangement competi- Newman Springs Road. 9 a.m. to tion is to be "My Favorite Hobby," an arrangement with accessories noon. depicting a hobby. KEYPORT - The Woman's Club MARLBORO - A substance of Keyport will have an executive abuse and awareness program enti- board meeting at the home of Miss tled "I am a 10 - I Believe In Me" Marion Peseux. 12 Northfield Road. will be conducted at Marlboro Matawan. at 7:30 p.m. Middle School. Route 520, for chil- FREEHOLD - A holiday exhibit, dren in grades'!!, 7 and 8, from 8:30 entitled "Toys. Trees, and Trim- to 9 30 a.m.. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., and mings." is on display at the Mon- 120 to 2:20 p.m. The program will mouth County Historical Associa- be given by Jeff Thaxton. and is tion. 70 Court St.. through Sunday designed to promote self-esteem and The exhibit recalls the traditions of self-worth 19th century Christmas cel- ebrations, and can be seen Tuesday FREEHOLD - Freehold Area through Saturday from 10 am. to 4 Hospital Wellness Center. West p m . and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Main Street, is offering an exercise t p , n For further information, contact the class, taught by Sue Hager, designed GIFTS OF LIFE — Kathy Conlon, left, Danielle Piano, both 11 and TroynousKy, center, moderator of Sodality, Sister Joanne Fogarty, Monmouth County Historical As- to help new mothers get back in both of Atlantic Highlands, check the quantity of hearts on map of principal of the school, and Diosa Law, of the school's PTA, who shape after the birth of babies The sociation Africa representing donations for Ethiopian relief from students in St. helped organize the drive. program is offered today and Jan. Agnes School, Atlantic Highlands. Looking on are Arlene 11. from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. and MM) IV babysitting is available. For regis- ABERDEEN - The Men's Club tration and further information, of Temple Shalom. 5 Ayrmont Lane, contact the Wellness Center Students give their hearts to Ethiopia drive will have breakfast with Lou Piniella of the New York Yankees at WEDNESDAY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - to the map had lines colored in each from money they earned, or money to help others. Funds have been the Temple from 10 am until noon Hearts, representing $5 donations, time a flO donation was received, they gave rather than buying some- raised to assist the Statue of Liberty Free official New York Yankee FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The covered Ethiopia on a giant map of but it, too, soon went over tne top. thing they wanted, so their blessings restoration and Christmas cards baseball hats and other door prizes Cardiac Support Group will meet at Africa in the St. Agnes School. But After only seven days, the collec- could be shared with those in need. have been sent to men and women will be awarded For information the Freehold Area Hospital Well- the donations kept coming. tion of pennies, nickels and dimes, The tedious job of counting the serving in our armed forces who concerning tickets for children and ness Center. West Main Street, at 8 So the hearts were placed on the sometimes dollars, brought to hundreds of coins was conducted by were out of the country during the adults, contact Temple Shalom p.m. Cardiograms (EKG's). blood continent of Africa, surrounding the school added up to the surprising sixth- to eighth-grade girls, all Christmas season. pressure screening, and other country. As students' and families' total of $1,100, far surpassing the members of Sodality, a religious Diosa Law. of the school's PTA, MOSDiV diagnostic tests will be done and donations flowed during a recent students' goal. The funds will be organization whose members spend helped organize the drive to help discussed. For further information KEANSBl'RG - The Keansburg fund-raising drive to help starving used by Catholic Relief Services to time doing acts of charity for Ethopians. Arlene Troynousky. and registration, contact the Well- Ethiopians, the hearts soon over- buy 11 tons of grain to help hungry others. Mary Vincelli and Sue Lechner. Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m ness Center. at Council Chambers. Keansburg flowed the entire continent. Africans. Each year during Advent, stu- teachers at the school and moder- FREEHOLD - The Woman's A giant thermometer placed next The children's donations came dents in the school work on projects ators of Sodality, assisted. Borough Hall. 43 Church St. All Club of Freehold will meet at noon meetings are open to the public at the clubhouse. 87 South St. At this MATAWAN - The GFWCNJSF meeting, the club will celebrate its Woman's Club of Matawan will have 76th birthday its business meeting and sandwich FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The lunch at 11 30 a m. at the clubhouse Freehold Area Hospital Wellness on Jackson Street Center. West Main Street, will After the business meeting, there present a new. all-day Diabetic wil! be a "Not-quite-what-I-wanted Education Program, to be held for-Chnstmas gift auction" for all monthly. It is open to all diabetics members and their guests Don't and their family members, and will forget to bring all your unwanted include talks by a nurse, dietician, gifts to the meeting. pharmacist, and social worker. The MARLBORO - Fossils of New first session will be today at 9 a.m. Jersey will be on exhibit at the Registration by Jan. 5 is required. Marlboro Middle School Media For further information, contact the Center Route 520. today through Wellness Center. Scouts brighten holiday season MIDDLETOWN - Girls in town- often accompanied by Scout-played ship Brownie and Girl Scout troops instruments. made the holiday season brighter Girls donated food, toys and for senior citizens and under- clothing to underprivileged children, privileged children this year Many and troops sent cards to hospitalized local troops visited nursing homes id children. Middletown and Holmdel. taking Scout groups taking part in hol- along their own homemade favors iday activities included Troops 69, and home-baked cookies and con- 103. 327. 374. 388. 438, 651, 744 and ducting sing-a-longs with patients. others 'Businessperson of the year sought MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- Paul Bova. chairman. 35 Cherry town Area Chamber of Commerce Tree Farm Road. Background infor- will continue to accept nominations mation on the individual should be for the chamber's "Businessperson included. of the Year award until Tuesday. The organization will elect of- ficers and directors during kneel- Nominees should be people who ing Tuesday in the Middletown devote many hours to civic affairs. Pancake House. Route 35. at 8:30 Names may be sent to the a.m. Chamber members are urged chamber office. 917B Route 35, or to to attend.

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BY TED LOUD Brown said the recommendation has been submitted admitting potentially dangerous patients and to push for to Human Services Commissioner George Albanese. the Installation of a fence around the hospital grounds "We're very grateful for this recommendation," MARLBORO - State-appointed piychiatric expert* Human Services oversees Marlboro and all hospitals In to prevent patient walkaways. Hornik said. "The community has been traumatized by yesterday recommended that Jeffrey Langford, a Toms the state mental health system. the possibility of another Krol patient in Marlboro. I River nun found innocent by reason of insanity in the Out of a total patient population of approximately 890, "This is a great victory for the citizens' effort," said think the community is going to breathe a collective 1882 murder ot his father, should not be transferred to there are at a given time about 25 potentially dangerous Mayor Saul G. Hormk. referring to protests conducted sigh of relief." Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital. patients, hospital officials have said. The patients who by township residents alarmed by the prospect of are considered potential threats to themselves and Brenda Schwartz, chairwoman of the Community An attorney representing Langford had attempted to Langford's possible admission to Marlboro. others are divided into two classifications, "Krols" and Relations Committee, said she was "overjoyed" by the have his client transferred to Marlboro from the "Mr. Langford is not ready for Marlboro ... and "detainers." news. If certain patients are indeed suitable for a less Forensic Psychiatric Hospital in Trenton, arguing that Marlboro is not ready for Mr. Langford," Hornik added. restrictive environment than provided by the Trenton Langford's condition had improved to the point where Krol patients are those who, like Langford, are facility, Schwartz «aid a "middle step" is needed, and The Community Relations Committee, a citizens' committed to the state mental hospital system on a he would be an appropriate patient at the minimum- watchdog group which monitors security at the hospital, "Marlboro Is not .men an Intermediate facility." security facility. long-term basis after being found innocent of a crime "I hope that al future cases are judged on their has sought to block the admission of all potentially by reason of insanity, or Judged mentally Incompetent dangerous patients to Marlboro. Comprised of volunteer individual merits, Schwartz said. "I hope that only But clinical test* of Langford by experts found that to stand trial. Detainer patients are persons accused of residents, the committee has organized demonstrations civilly-committed and what I call 'safe' patients will be he would be better served by the therapeutic program crimes and held at the hospital for short-term at the Intensive Treatment Unit at the maximum- and letter-writing campaigns to state officials. admitted." observation. security Trenton facility, according to Charlene Brown, The committee organized a demonstration at the Hornik said the citizens' committee, which was a spokeswoman for the state Department of Human hospital In November, which attracted over 100 Hornik said the recommendation is an indication that formed early last year, will have funds provided for it Services. residents, both to call for an end to the policy of state officials are finally responding to residents' in the municipal budget for the coming fiscal year.

WnMii HIM »T C1 M«t— THE MORNING AFTER - Club Miami Disco. firemen soak the embers, making sure the fire stays Keansburg, is shown above right as it looked out. At left is another view of the twisted structural yesterday, after a New Year's Day lire. At top left, steel, all that remains of 14 boardwalk businesses. Keansburg inferno called 'suspicious' KEANSBURG — While not con- "couldn't imagine whether it was an Reid said an architect was draw- firming the cause as arson, police act of God or not." Reid said the ing preliminary plans to rebuild the and county officials are terming the first plan was to remove all the fire stands, the arcade, and the Club New Year's Day fire on the debris, and vowed the concession Miami. Keansburg boardwalk "suspicious." stands would be exactly rebuilt. Fire officials said the fire was the However, the same fate could not fourth major blaze to strike the First Assistant Prosecutor Paul be assured for the Club Miami boardwalk in the past three years. F. Chaiet said the investigation into Disco, a popular nightclub-res- Reid hug said that boardwalk fires the cause of the blaze, which gutted taurant. Reid said the decision of over the past 11 years have cost him 12 concession stands, the Fun City how — or whether — to rebuild the $1 million. Arcade, and the Club Miami Disco bar was "contingent upon the in- A borough man was convicted of was not complete. However, he surance settlement." setting two fires in July 1982 that classified the fire as suspicious, and damaged 12 stands, a restaurant and said it began in the rear of Club "But we will be open on Palm an open air pavilion. The arsonist, Miami. Sunday," Reid declared. "We will Arnold Robert Farmer, is serving a A disheartened Al Reid, co-owner be back 95 percent of what we are 20-year sentence at Trenton State of the boardwalk businesses, said he now." Prison. Neighbors square off over Route 18 plans

BY CHRIS HAND slgnature petition requesting the goes before the federal highway one phase. They say completion of The mayor said he wanted the an interchange at its expense. only half the link — as far as department to eliminate two ramps department improve Wyckoff Road authority. Kirzow submitted a list of con- TINTON FALLS - County resi- Wyckoff Road - would be a burden and Route 36, and provide Eaton- According to William Cochran, it intends to build from Route 18 to siderations for DOT Including: dents are at odds over the merits of town "some compensation for the DOT area coordinator, construction to their road system. Wyckoff Road, and make Wyckoff the state Department of Transpor- deteriorating air quality" the road is scheduled to begin In the fall on However, DOT officials say it Is Road simply "an overpass on Route • constructing the two phases tation's plans to complete the three- will produce. the first phase of the missing link — more cost-effective to construct the 18." simultaneously; mile "missing link" of Route 18. "Though we know that we cannot from Deal Road, Ocean, to Wyckoff highway in two phases. • asking the county to expand During last night's final public stop the progress of a badly needed Road, Eatontown. Eatontown representatives who DOT has agreed to eliminate two Wyckoff Road to four lanes from hearing on the project. Ocean resi- highway, we are concerned with the Construction of the final section of spoke at the hearing included Mayor of four ramps It originally proposed Hope Road to Route 36; dents supported the plan, while unfair burden that this project will the link - from Wyckoff Road to J. Joseph Frankel, Council Presi- for the intersection. • expanding Route 36 from the Eatontown residents submitted place on Eatontown," according to Wayside Road, Tlnton Falls - could dent Theodore F. Lewis Jr., plan- Eatontown circle to the Monmouth Lewis also requested the elimina- their gripes to DOT. a letter from the group read by be completed by 1990, he said. ning board member Paul Kirzow, Park Jockey Club; tion of the ramps leading from "I encourage you to begin con- Robert M. Hughes, chairman. But construction of the second and Hughes. • constructing a 16-foot wide noise struction as soon as possible," said Yesterday's hearing was held to phase may take longer because the Frankel. who identified himself as Route 18 to Wyckoff Road. He said abatement barrier from the west Warren Goode, chairman of the gather testimony (or a draft en- highway must cross the Garden a "signer of the petition" said the the ramps would be unnecessary if side of Wyckoff Road to Industrial Ocean Planning Board. "We've been vironmental impact study on the State Parkway and the Monmouth link should be constructed in one a proposed link between Route 18 Way West, and waiting for a long time." completion of the link. County Reclamation Center, as well phase. "All our citizens would be and the parkway is built. • having the state purchase tht However, members of the Con- as two archeological sites. negatively impacted" if the road is Last August, the board of direc- portions of the DeVito tract, which cerned Citizens of Eatontown's The study, along with copies of Eatontown residents are lobbying only built as far as Wyckoff Road, tors of the New Jersey Highway will become landlocked by the southwest quadrant submitted a 421- testimony from the hearings, now for DOT to build the entire link in he said. Authority agreed to construct such project, and dedicating it as a park. Slaying suspect feared as threat to family

By LISA KRUSE and TED LOUD suit carrying the .22 caliber allegedly used to kill Lewis, Ocean police also charged Coburn with possessing "They were divorced," Wunsch said. "He had no OCEAN — The former father-in-law of the Oakhurst and In a "rambling" account, told his daughter about more than 25 grams of marijuana with intent to business just going in there like that." man accused Saturday of the slaying of his girlfriend the shooting, drugs, and "other stuff," Wunsch said. distribute, after a search of his home turned up 100 It was during this visit that Coburn allegedly made •aid yesterday he lives in fear that Richard Coburn will Coburn also told his former wife that he could not "nickel bags" of marijuana. his confession. His daughter, afraid to contact police be released on bail and harm his family. remember where he dumped the body, Wunsch said. Wunsch said Coburn stopped by his daughter's house called one of Coburn's sisters, who lives in Holmdel. She Coburn 43, of Whalepond Road, was arrested on a Paul Chaiet, first assistant county prosecutor, would the day of the shooting to pick up their son. Under a took the boy to Wunsch's house. After hearing the story charge of killing Magda Lewis. 24. of Boston Way not comment on whether Coburn had confessed the custody arrangement, Wunsch said, Coburn was never Wunsch notified police at 2:20 p.m. shooting to police. Coburn's attorney, Richard Amdur Village Apartments, Askury Park. supposed to enter the house. Instead, his former wife Coburn was arrested without incident by Ocean police also declined comment, saying he "didn't think cases would bring the boy outside to meet his father, Wunsch An unemployed carpenter, Coburn Is being held on at another sister's home at 18 Brown Place, Ocean should be tried in the newspapers." said. Wunsch said. $200,000 bail. Wunsch said he is concerned how his four-year-old Coburn allegedly confessed to the murder to his Chaiet said Lewis was shot once in the heart and head. Wunsch said his daughter told him she sent the boy grandson will react to this incident. former wife, according to Rudolf Wunsch of Elberon, The shooting occurred in a van parked in the apartment out with some toys, but Coburn said his son couldn't "What can you tell the boy about his father?" he the woman's father.. Wunsch, who asked that his parking lot "during a dispute," Chalet said. bring them. The boy refused to go with the father, who asked. daughter's name not be used, said he worries Coburn then turned around and left, according to Wunsch. "may try to come back and harm his family." Coburn allegedly drove to the Tinton Falls-Colts Neck Assistant Prosecutor Anthony J. Mellaci. who is In Wunsch said Coburn visited his daughter twice the border and deposited the body along Asbury Avenue, Coburn came back to the house lVh hours later and charge of the case, said no decision had been reached day of the shooting. On the second visit, he came in. Chaiet said. let himself in. whether to pursue the death penalty. B2 The Daily Register THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1985 ... 'Honest error9 cited MIDDLETOWN - Former May- A draft pamphlet prepared for the or Robert B. Waller said yesterday organization meeting listed Wrede he made "an honest error" when he as a nominee to the Zoning Board. said that the Republican-dominated According to the draft, Wrede was Township Committee aimed to pun- nominated to be an alternate mem- ish him politically by not reappoint- ber. But since Wrede was not listed ing his ally. Emil Wrede. to the on the final copy of the pamphlet, Zoning Board of Adjustment. Waller said he thought the Re- publicans rescinded the nomination. Waller made the charge alter the However. Wrede said he was committee's organization meeting mistakenly listed for reappointment Monday, and later learned that to a one-year alternate term be- Wrede's term on the zoning board cause he was appointed in 1W4 as an does not expire until Dec 31. 1985. alternate for one year. However, Waller, a Republican, had last summer, Wrede filled the seat charged that the Republican com- of a retiring regular member, mitteemen aimed to avenge his Joseph Malavet, and has one year successful bid for mayor last Janu- left to serve of Malavet's four-year ary, when he garnered the votes of term. the committee's Democratic min- "I don't want to see political hay ority by promising a bipartisan made out of it because it was just government. a mistake.'' Wrede said. Hazlet couple's son passes bar HAZLET - Thomas D. Giachetti. son of Mr and Mrs. Gaetano A. Giachetti. here, has been admitted to' the bar of the State of New Jersey He received his bachelor of sci- ence degree in public adminis- tration business from the Univer- sity of Scranton, his master's degree in economics from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs of Syracuse University, and his law degree from Syracuse University College of Law He currently is law clerk to the GIFTS OF LIFE — Kathy Conlon, left, and Danielle Piano, both 11 St. Agnes School, Atlantic Highlands. Looking on are Arlene Honorable Amel Stark, United and both of Atlantic Highlands, check the number of hearts on a map Troynousky, center, Sodality moderator; Sister Joanne Fogarty, States Bankruptcy Court, Trenton. of Africa representing donations for Ethiopian relief from students at school principal; and Diosa Law, of the school's PTA. In June, he plans to assume a position with the United States THOMAS D. GIACHETTI Department of Justice. Hearts go out for famine relief POLICE BEAT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - to the map had lines colored in each from money they earned, or money to help others. Funds have been Hearts, representing $5 donations, time a 110 donation was received, they gave rather than buying some- raised to assist the Statue of Liberty covered Ethiopia on a giant map of but it. too, soon went over the top. thing they wanted, so their blessings restoration and Christmas cards Ex-cop guilty in gambling case Africa injhe St. Agnes School But After only seven days, the collec- could be shared with those in need. have been sent to men and women FREEHOLD - A former Newark The prosecutor's office also rec- the donations kept coming. tion of pennies, nickels and dimes, The tedious job of counting the serving in our armed forces who policeman authorities said headed a ommended the term be served So the hearts were placed on the sometimes dollars, brought to hundreds of coins was conducted by were out of the country during the million-dollar-a-week sports book- concurrently with sentences Hingos continent of Africa, surrounding the school added up to the surprising sixth- to eighth-grade girls, all Christmas season. making operation pleaded guilty in faces in Essex and Union counties, country. As students' and families' total of $1,100, far surpassing the members of Sodality, a religious Diosa Law, of the school's PTA, Superior Court yesterday to 48 which are either on appeal or donations flowed during a recent students' goal. The funds will be organization whose members spend helped organize the drive to help counts of gambling-related charges stayed. The office also waived the fund-raising drive to help starving used by Catholic Relief Services to time doing acts of charity for Ethopians. Arlene Troynousky, Donald Hingos. 43. of Clark, was three conspiracy counts in the Ethiopians, the hearts soon over- buy 11 tons of grain to help hungry others. Mary Vincelli and Sue Lechner. termed the "largest organized book- indictment. flowed the entire continent. Africans. Each year during Advent, stu- teachers at the school and moder- maker in Monmouth County " by Cunningham noted that Hingos A giant thermometer placed next The children's donations came dents in the school work on projects ators of Sodality, assisted. Alexander D Lehrer who was could have faced a maximum of 240 county prosecutor when Hingos was years in prison and a fine of up to arrested in January 1983 $13 million if he had not accepted Hingos pleaded guilty yesterday the agreement. to 45 counts of promoting gambling The prosecutor's office con- and three counts of possession of fiscated some $39,000 in cash and gambling records before Superior 123.000 in checks at the time of Court Judge Donald J Cunningham Hingos' arrest. Defense attorney "I had people working for me and John Russell said Hingos would I would pay commission on gam- forfeit those monies if the pros- bling losses.' Hingos told Cun- ecutor's office would note Hingos ningham, terming his business a had already incurred a "substan- -"-^sports bookmaking oper- tial" penalty by the forfeiture ation i his i role was to handle Cunningham set the sentencing financing " date as May 3 before Superior Court fn exchange for the plea. Senior Assignment Judge Alvin Y. Milberg. Staff Attorney Paul J Feldman of Hingos was a member of the the county prosecutor's office rec- Newark police force in 1962-67. when ommended a prison sentence not to he resigned for personal reasons. He exceed five years, with a 2'z year also owned the Equipment Sand- minimum before parole blasting Co. Clark. Man, 74, indicted in sex assaults FREEHOLD - A 74-year-old A Marlboro man was also indicted Middletown man has been indicted by a county grand jury yesterday or by a county grand jury on charges charges he sexually assaulted a 4- he sexually assaulted four youths year-old. over a three year period David Camp. 18. of Escher Drive, Raymond Render, of Tindall was charged with sexual assault and Road was charged with four counts endangering the welfare of a child. of sexual assault, four counts of The incidents allegedly occurred endangering the welfare of a child, between July and September last and twopiunts of aggravated sexual year in Marlboro. contact A Keansburg man was indicted by The youths were between the ages a county grand jury yesterday on of 6 and 16 years, and Render was charges of possession of a controlled apparently either related to or dangerous substance. assumed responsibility for the chil- dren The incidents allegedly oc- Walter Auer. 41. of Carr Avenue, curred in Middletown and Tinton was charged with possessing meth- Falls amphetamine on Sept. 30. 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DEPARTMENT STORE SPORTS 4 The Daily Register COMICS S THUR8DAY. JANUARY 3, 1985 Your Town CLASSIFIED 10 FREEHOLD MARLBORO FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP MANALAPAN COLTS NECK ENGLISHTOWN Hospital won't get controversial patient BY TED LOUD Brown aald the recommendation has been submitted residents, both to call for an end to the policy of "We're very grateful for this recommendation." to Human Services Commissioner George Albanese. admitting potentially dangerous patients and to push for MARLBORO - State-appointed piychiatric expert! Hornik said. "The community has been traumatized by Human Services oversees Marlboro and all hospitals In the installation of a fence around the hospital grounds the possibility of another Krol patient in Marlboro. I yesterday recommended that Jeffrey Ungford, a Toms the state mental health system. to prevent patient walkaways. River man found innocent by reason of insanity In the think the community is going to breathe a collective IBM murder of hit father, should not be transferred to "This la a great victory for the citizens' effort," said Out of a total patient population of aproximately 850, sigh of relief." Mayor Saul G. Hornik, referring to protests conducted there are at a given time about 25 potentially dangerous Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital. patients, hospital officials have said. The patients who Brenda Schwartz, chairwoman of the Community An attorney representing Langford had attempted to by township residents alarmed by the prospect of Relations Committee, said she was "overjoyed" by the Langford's possible admission to Marlboro. are considered potential threats to themselves and have his client transferred to Marlboro from the others are divided into two classifications. "Krols " and news. If certain patients are indeed suitable for a less Forensic Psychiatric Hospital in Trenton, arguing that "Mr. Langford is not ready for Marlboro ... and "detainers." restrictive environment than provided by the Trenton Langford's condition had improved to the point where Marlboro is not ready for Mr. Langford," Hornik added. facility, Schwartz said a "middle step" is needed, and Krol patients are those who, like Langford, are that "Marlboro is not such an intermediate facility." he would be an appropriate patient at the minimum- The Community Relations Committee, a citizens' committed to the state mental hospital system on a security facility. watchdog group which monitors security at the hospital, long-term basis after being found innocent of a crime "I hope that all future cases are judged on their But clinical tests of Langford by experts found that has sought to block the admission of all potentially by reason of insanity, or judged mentally incompetent individual merits," Schwartz said "I hope that only he would be better served by the therapeutic program dangerous patients to Marlboro. Comprised of volunteer to stand trial. Detainer patients are persons accused of civilly-committed and what I call 'safe' patients will be at the Intensive Treatment Unit at the maximum- residents, the committee has organized demonstrations crimes held at the hospital for short-term observation. admitted." security Trenton facility, according to Charlene Brown, and letter-writing campaigns to state official*. Hornik said the recommendation is an indication that Homik said the citizens' committee, which was a spokeswoman for the state Department of Human The committee organized a demonstration at the state officials are finally responding to residents' formed early last year, will have funds provided for it Services. ^ hospital In November, which attracted over 100 concerns. in the municipal budget for the coming fiscal year. Suspect in slaying called danger to Elberon family By LISA KRUSE Ing to Rudolf Wunsch of Elberon. where he dumped the body, Wunsch and TED LOUD the woman's father. Wunsch, who said. OCEAN — The former father-in- asked that his daughter's name not Paul Chalet, first assistant county law of the Oakhurst man accused be used, said he worries Coburn prosecutor, would not comment Saturday of the slaying of his ''may try to come back and harm his whether Cobum had confessed the girlfriend said yesterday he lives in family." shooting to police. Cobum's at- fear that Richard Coburn will be torney, Richard Amdur also declin- released on bail and harm his Wunsch said Coburn visited his ed comment, saying he "didn't think family. daughter twice the day of the cases should be tried in the news- Coburn, 43, of Whalepond Road, shooting. On the second visit, he papers." was arrested on a charge of killing came in, still carrying the .22 caliber allegedly used to kill Lewis, Chalet said Lewis was shot once Magda Lewis, 24. of Boston Way in the heart and head. The shooting Village Apartments. Asbury Park. and in a "rambling" account, told occurred in a van parked In the Coburn. an unemployed his daughter about the shooting, apartment parking lot "during a carpenter, Is held on 1200,000 bail. drugs, and "other stuff," Wunsch dispute," Chalet said. Coburn allegedly confessed to the said. Coburn also told his former wife that he could not remember Coburn allegedly drove to the murder to his former wife. accord- Tinton Falls-Colts Neck border and deposited the body along Asbury Avenue, Chaiet said. Ocean police also arrested Coburn arson, county and police officials are terming the on charges of possessing more than THE MORNING AFTER — The Club Miami Disco, Linkup discussed on the Keansburg boardwalk, as it looked fire, which destroyed 14 businesses, as 25 grams of marijuana and with yesterday after a New Year's Day fire left only bare "suspicious." BY CHRIS HAND Road. Eatontown. intent to distribute, after a search of Construction of the final section of his home turned up 100 "nickel bones standing. While not confirming the cause as TINTON FALLS - County reel- the link - from Wyckoff Road to bags" of marijuana. dents are at odds over the merits'of Wayside Road. Tinton Falls — could Wunsch said Coburn stopped by the state Department of Transpor- be completed by 1990. he said. his daughter's house twice the day tation's plans to complete the three- But construction of the second of the shooting to pick up their son. Office, hotel complex OK'd mile "missing link" of Route 18. phase may take longer because the Under a custody arrangement, During last night's final public highway must cross the Garden Wunsch said Coburn was never MARLBORO - A proposal for a emergency ailments in a convenient Durand Park, a 47.9-acre sub- hearing on the project, Ocean resi- State Parkway and the Monmouth supposed to enter the house. In- large-scale office and hotel complex location, according to Thomas Gold- division straddling the Marlboro and dents supported the plan, while County Reclamation Center, as well stead, his former wife would bring on Routes 9 and 520 was approved by man, president of Bayshore Health Freehold Township border on Ran- Eatontown residents submitted as two archeologlcal sites. the boy outside to meet his father, the Planning Board last night. Care Management Assocaiates. dolf Road. Fifteen homes will be their gripes to DOT. Eatontown residents are lobbying Wunsch said. The board also granted its ap- which will operate the facility. He located in Marlboro, while the other "I encourage you to begin con- for DOT to build the entire link in Wunsch said his daughter told him proval for a "convenience" Medical added that doctors would be on duty 14 will be in Freehold Township. struction as soon as possible," said one phase. They say completion of she sent the boy out with some toys, Center to be located at the Marlboro from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., seven days The board had originally heard Warren Goode, chairman of the only half the link — as far as but Coburn said his son couldn't Square shopping center on Route 9, a week, and that no appointments the developers' application last De- Ocean Planning Board. "We've been Wyckoff Road — would be a burden bring them. The boy refused to go and for a 29-home subdivision on the would be necessary. cember, but turned it down because waiting for a long time." to their road system. with the father, who then turned Marlboro and Freehold Township adequate fire protection was not around and left, according to border. Goldman said such facilities are However, members of the Con- However, DOT officials say it is common in many parts of the U.S. provided. With the proposed in- cerned Citizens of Eatontown's more cost effective to construct the Wunsch. The office and hotel, to. be known stallation of two charged fire southwest quadrant submitted a 421- Cobum came back to the house an as Heritage Park, is conceived by and are starting to spring up in New hydrants in the Marlboro part of the highway In two phases. Jersey. He added that the proposed signature petition requesting the Eatontown representatives who hour-and-a-half later and let himself developers as a major business- development, the board approved department to improve Wyckoff in. "They were divorced," Wunsch tourism center which would provide location is ideal because it is in a the application. spoke at the hearing included Mayor growing area, on a major thorough- Road and Route 36, and provide J. Joseph Frankel, Council Presi- said. "He had no business just going a major ratable. However, the Water for the fire hydrants will Eatontown "some compensation for in there like that." project is still in its Infancy. fare, and in proximity to senior come from an extension of the dent Theodore F. Lewis Jr., plan- citizens' communities. the deteriorating air quality" the ning board member Paul Kirzow. It was during this visit that Planning Board Secretary Gloria Freehold Township municipal water road will produce. and Hughes. Coburn allegedly made his con- Lachs said the developer, Heritage The board unanimously apporved lines. "Though we know that we cannot Frankel, who Identified himself as fession. His daughter, afraid to Park Associates, is trying to attract stop the progress of a badly needed a "signer of the petition" said the contact the police, called one of financial backers. A major hotel highway, we are concerned with the link should be constructed in one Cobum's sisters, who lives in chain is also being sought, Lachs unfair burden that this project will Holmdel. She took the boy to said. Planners organize phase. "All our citizens would be Wunsch's house. After hearing the place on Eatontown," according to negatively impacted (if the road is Included in the developers' plans a letter from the group read by story, Wunsch notified police at 2:20 are an office building, a hotel, MARLBORO - Planning Board unexpired one-year term of board only built as far as Wyckoff Road)." p.m. Robert M. Hughes, chairman. he said. banquet facilities, retail-com- Chairman Roger Baum was reap- member Arthur Fried, who stepped Yesterday's hearing was held to The mayor said he wanted the Coburn was arrested without inci- mercial centers, a professional pointed to another five-year term at down. Cohen was also named vice gather testimony for a draft en- department to eliminate two ramps dent by Ocean police at another building and a bank. But Lachs said the board's organization meeting chairman of the board and given a vironmental impact study on the it intends to build from Route 18 to sister's home at 18 Brown Place, no progress has been reported in last night. seat on the township Industrial completion of the link. Ocean, Wunsch said. obtaining financial backing for the Mel Schwartz, who served as an Commission Wyckoff Road, and make Wyckoff project, and no estimates have been The study, along with copies of Road simply "an overpass on Route Wunsch said he is concerned how alternate board member last year, Sam Alfano was reappointed as an his four-year-old grandson will react offered as to when construction was appointed to a four-year term alternate board member. testimony from the hearings, now 18." might begin. goes before the federal Highway DOT has agreed to eliminate two to this Incident "What can you tell on the board. Schwartz, who was Township Planner Peter Authority. the boy about his father?" he asked. In a 6-2 vote, the board granted its also named to the town- Tolischus and Board Attorney Jack of four ramps It originally proposed shipEnvironmental Commission, re- According to William Cochran, for the intersection. Assistant Prosecutor Anthony J. approval to developers who want to Goldstein were also rehired to their Mellaci, who is in charge of the construct a "convenience" or "am- places Stanley Young, who was not posts at last night's session. -* DOT area coordinator, construction Lewis also requested the elimina- reappointed to the board. _, is scheduled to begin in the fall on tion of the ramps leading from case, said no decision had been bulatory" health center. All appointments are made by the first phase of the missing link - Route 18 to Wyckoff Road. reached whether to pursue the death The purpose of the center is to Another former alternate, Hy Mayor Saul G. Hornik, who also is from Deal Road, Ocean, to Wyckoff penalty. provide professional care for non- Cohen, was named to fill the a voting member of the board. Alcoholism counselor returns to her 'first love' BY JAN MARIE WERBL1N available to the public about the members of the'facility, Browne disease, and very few places to fought for, and began a women's FREEHOLD — As executive turn for help. I was totally locked group. director of Therapy Dynamics, In ... the disease, having no one to "Although alcoholism has been Anne Browne is, in her own words, talk to. My self-worth was shot." recognized by the American Medi- "back to my first love." she said. • cal Association as a disease since Browne, 45, is a registered Through participation .in a self- 1952, in the early 70's the public psychiatric nurse and a certified help group, Browne began to was not aware of it. There were alcoholism counselor. She special- recover. still many myths and stereotypes izes in drug and alcohol abuse She returned to her career In surrounding it. It was thought of counseling, adolescent counseling, basically as a 'male' disease. reality therapy, role identity, and 1973 as the senior alcoholism counselor at New Hope Foun- People could understand men women's group counseling. She drinking, but a woman drunk was refers to her recently formed dation, Marlboro. After five years of counseling, group therapy and considered disgusting. With the women's groups as a type of advent of women's lib, when more "survival kit for women in the specializing in patients with per- sonality disorders and psychiatric women began entering the job •80"»." i complications she assumed the market, becoming politically During January and February aware, and generally more she will be the featured speaker on responsibilities of chief of clinical services, a position that placed her mobile, the stigma had to be "The Women's Round Table." a removed." said Browne. . TV program hosted by Amy Hand- In charge of all programs and lin, chairperson of the Monmouth clinical services in the 58-bed. Between 1977 and 1961, Browne County Advisory Commission on multi-serviced, free-standing al- was extremely involved with coun- the Status of Women, and coholism facility. seling, speaking and writing on the produced by Storer Cable. Browne's growing concern with problems associated with alcohol Browne's career began in New sex-related issues began when she abuse. She initiated specialized York City - at Bellevue Hospital served as an inpatient therapist at women's programs at New Hope, where she was a staff nurse in the Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital. and wrote "Human Sexuality Is- Psychiatric Admitting Office. In "There was a concept of start- sues in a Residential Treatment 1960 she left the position to resume ing an alcohol recovery un.it on the Program with Emphasis on the full-time homemaking duties. hospital grounds. It had never been Female Alcoholic," which she For six of the 10 years Browne done before, and therefore there presented as a faculty member for was out of the job market, she were no guidelines to go by," she the Rutgers University Center of suffered through the realization of said. Alcoholic Studies, the Summer her own alcoholism, and struggled "New Hope" as it was named by School of Alcohol Studies and through her recovery from the the patients, began as one room in Rutgers C. A.S. Alumni Institute on 1973 as part of the hospital. In 1979 Alcohol Sexuality. "During the time of my al- it pulled from the hospital andj "The Women's Round Table," GROUP TMIRAPY — Anna Browne, executive certified alcoholism counselor, Browne will be coholic career, which occured for stood on its own, occupying a will be aired on Storer Cable director of Therapy Dynamics, Freehold, the guest on "The Women's Round Table," approximately six years from the cottage on the hospital grounds," Channel 8. Saturday at 6:30 p.m.; prepares posters for use in her group therapy produced by Storer Cable during January and late '60s to the early 70's, there she explained. Feb. 6 at 8:30 p.m.; and Feb. 9 at sessions. A registered psychiatric nurse and February. was relatively no Information As one of the four original 6:30 p.m. B2 The THURSDAY. JANUARY a. 1985 •••• Grand jury hands up indictments FREEHOLD - A 74-year-old A Marlboro man was also indicted Middletown man has been indicted by a county grand jury yesterday on by a county grand jury on charges charges he sexually assaulted a 4- he sexually assaulted (our youths year-old- over a three-year period. David Camp. IS, of Escher Drive, Raymond Render, of Tindall was charged with sexual assault and Road, was charged with (our counts endangering the welfare of a child. of sexual assault, four counts of The incidents allegedly occurred endangering the welfare of a child, between July and September last and two counts of aggravated sexual year in Marlboro. contact. A Keansburg man was indicted by The youths were between the ages a county grand jury yesterday with of « and 16 years. and-Render was apparently either related or as- possession^! a controlled dangerous sumed responsibility for' the chil- substance dren. The incidents allegedly oc- .Walter Auer. 41. of Carr Avenue, cured in Middletown and Tinton was charged with possessing meth- Falls amphetamine on Sept. 30. Ex-cop pleads guilty

FREEHOLD - A former Newark The prosecutor's office also rec- policeman authorities said headed a ommended the term be served million-dollar-a-week sports book- concurrently with sentences Hingos making operation pleaded guilty in faces in Essex and Union counties, Superior Court yesterday to 48 which are either on appeal or counts of gambling-related charges stayed. The office also waived the << Donald Hingos. 43, of Clark, was three conspiracy counts in the termed the "largest organized book- indictment. maker in Monmouth County" by Cunningham noted that Hingos Alexander D Lehrer who was could have faced a maximum of 240 county prosecutor when Hingos was years in prison and a fine of up to GIFTS OF LIFE — Kathy Conion, left, Danielle Piano, both 11 and •« »m arrested in January 1983. $1.3 million if he had not accepted both of Atlantic Highlands, check the quantity of hearts on map of Troynousky, center, moderator of Sodality, Sister Joanne Fogarty, Hingos pleaded guilty yesterday the agreement. Africa representing donations for Ethiopian relief from students in St. principal of the school, and Diosa Law, of the school's PTA, who to 45 counts of promoting gambling The prosecutor's office con- helped organize the drive. and three counts of possession of fiscated some 139,000 in cash and Agnes School, Atlantic Highlands. Looking on are Arlene gambling records before Superior $23,000 in checks at the time of Court Judge Donald J. Cunningham. Hingos' arrest. Defense attorney "I had people working for me and John Russell said Hingos would Students give their hearts to Ethiopia drive I would pay commission on gam- forfeit those monies if the pros- bling losses." Hingos told Cun- ecutor's office would note Hingos ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -» to the map had lines colored in each from money Unlearned, or money to help others. Funds nave been ningham, terming his business a had already incurred a "substan- Hearts, representing $5 donations, time a $10 donation was received, they gave rather than buying some- raised to assist the Statue of Liberty "sports bookmaking oper- tial" penalty by the forfeiture. covered Ethiopia on a giant map of but it, too, soon went over the top. thing they wanted, so their blessings restoration and Christmas cards ation (his) .i > was to handle Cunningham set the sentencing Africa in the St. Agnes School. But After only seven days, the collec- could be shared with those in need. have been sent to men and women financing , date as May 3 before Superior Court the donations kept coming. tion of pennies, nickels and dimes, The tedious job of counting the serving in our armed forces who In exchange for the plea, Senior Assignment Judge Alvin Y. Milberg. So the hearts were placed'on the sometimes dollars, brought to hundreds of coins was conducted by were out of the country during the Staff Attorney Paul J Feldman of Hingos was a member of the continent of Africa, surrounding the school added up to the surprising sixth- to eighth-grade girls, all Christmas season. the county prosecutors office rec- Newark police force in 1(82-67, when country. As students' and families' total of $1,100, far surpassing the members of Sodality, a religious Diosa Law, of the school's PTA, ommended a prison sentence not to he resigned for personal reasons. He donations flowed during a recent students' goal. The funds will be organization whose members spend helped organize the drive to help exceed five years, with a 2V* year also owned the Equipment Sand- fund-raising drive to help starving used by Catholic Relief Services to time doing acts of charity for Ethopians. Arlene Troynousky. minimum before parole blasting Co.. Clark Ethiopians, the hearts soon over- buy 11 tons of grain to help hungry others. Mary Vincelli and Sue Lechner. flowed the entire continent. N Africans. Each year during Advent, stu- teachers at the school and moder- The children's donations came dents in the school work on projects ators of Sodality, assisted COMMUNITY CALENDAR A giant thermometer placed next

dren in grades 6. 7 and 8, from 8:30 TODA Y to 930 a.m.. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.. and FREEHOLD - A holiday exhibit, 1:20 to 2:20 p.m The program will entitled Toys. Trees, and Trim- be given by Jeff Thaxton, and is mings' is on display at the Mon- designed to promote self-esteem and mouth County Historical Associa- self-worth tion. 70 Court St., through Sunday. FREEHOLD - Freehold Area The exhibit recalls the traditions of Hospital Wellness Center, West 19th century Christmas cel- Main Street, is offering an exercise ebrations, and can be seen Tuesday class, taught by Sue Hager, designed through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 to help new mothers get back in p.m . and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. shape after the birth of babies. The For further information, contact the program is offered today and/or Monmouth County Historical As- Jan. 11. from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., and sociation babysitting is available. For regis- tration and further information, \tO\DAY contact the Wellness Center. MARLBORO - Fossils of New Jersey'' will be on exhibit at the WEDMESDA Y Marlboro Middle School Media FREEHOLD - The Woman's Center. Route 520. today through Club of Freehold will meet at noon Feb 1 This free exhibit is on loan at the clubhouse. 87 South St. At this to the school from the New Jersey meeting, the club will celebrate its State Museum. Trenton, and is open 76th birthday to the public FREEHOLD - The Freehold FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Township Fire Prevention Bureau Freehold Area Hospital Wellness will meet in the Municipal Building. Center. West Main Street, will Stillwells Corner and Schanck roads, present a new. all-day Diabetic at 8 p.m Education Program, to be held monthly. It is open to all diabetics TLESDAY and their family members, and will include talks by a nurse, dietician, MARLBORO - A substance pharmacist, and social worker. The abuse and awareness program enti- first session will be today at 9 a.m. tled "I am a 10 - I believe in Me" Registration by Jan. 5 is required. will be conducted at Marlboro For further information, contact the Middle School. Route 520. for chil- Wellness Center. WINTER CLEAR-AWAY

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DEPARTMENT STORE 14*1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1985 The Daily Register B3

• is Iwraky Mm i^ money bWM MrraM recipents 2 women charged in bombings ywil and rwl In H200, Praa» are listed PENSACOLA, FU. (AP) - The Monday, after a federal agent tPaul Shimek, a Pensacola lawyer to build another bomb before the WASHINGTON SfffV"*? -I""" *"* •» street. Freehold. Near Jaraay on wife and fiancee of two men charged testified that Simmons had said he representing Simmons, argued that trial." (AP) — Rep. James with bombing four clinics where answered a call from God tothe only three places where elective Crongeyer also had ordered Gold- Howard, D-N.J , abortions are performed were ar- "destroy these clinics." abortions were performed in Pensa- sby held without bond after he too ranked lllh among all rested yesterday and accused of The magistrate, however, allowed cola had been shut down as a result had admitted his participation to House candidates In aiding In three of the attacks on Ms. Simmons, 18* an unemployed of the Christmas bombings federal agents. November's election Christmas Day. draftswoman, released without bond He also said God didn't ask the The magistrate set a joint prob- in the amount of cam- Kathy Simmons, wife of James on her own recognizance and under pair to harm anyone. No one was able cause hearing for Monday. paign fund* he re- Thomas Simmons, and Kaye Wig- partial supervision of her mother, injured in the bombings. The early morning Christmas Day ceived from special gins, fiancee of Matthew J. Goldsby Ruby Menard, also of Cantonment. But Crongeyer questioned what explosions within a 22-minute period interest groups, a were arrested on four counts each A bond hearing for Ms. Wiggins, would happen if God called upon caused an estimated {375,000 in _ tor the Monmoum County survey said yesterday. toopen ProeecukW. Oepartment. Free- including conspiracy, and aiding and who age was not immediately Simmons to bomb a clinic in nearby damage to the offices of Drs. Bo . ™~ el S03 hold. New Jereey Howard, chairman abetting the violation of federal known, was scheduled later yester- Fort Walton Beach or Mobile, Ala. Bagenholm and William Permenter 4, Purntohlng i delivery of one of the House Public Patricia Murphy |1) IBM (6170 PC/AT and reletad firearm and explosives laws, ac- day afternoon. and The Ladies Center, aU in two- S.nritor. ecceeaoriee or equal tor maWorks and Transpor- MM Monmoulh County Probation cording to papers filed with U.S. Simmons, a glazer's apprentice, "No one can guarantee God won't mile stretch on Pensacola s north- *d. NJ tation Committee, re- Department riaoliulj NJ Magistrate Robert Crongeyer. had turned himself in to authorities give him such a calling again," east side. Permenter's office was il. PumleNng 4 delivery of ceived 1312,304 in 1(83 parta tor varloua mashlnas and The women specifically were Tuesday, two days after ATF agents Crongeyer said, later adding, "We destroyed by an ensuing fire while equipment at me Monmoum and 1984 from political charged by agents of the U.S. arrested Goldsby. can't take the chance that some- the other two facilities were less An Ordinance entwed "ANOR- County Reclamation Cantar, action committees, OrNAHCE AMINONO AN" OH- Aabury Avenue. Tlnton FaM. NJ Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and "He slated that he individually thing won't motivate Mr. Simmons seriously damaged. OINANCE ENTITLED AN 0MO- tor me period 1/t/M-1>/t1/M the report by the NANCE mOUlATWO AtTAIL •. FurnUNng * daavary ol o>- Firearms with purchasing black and collectively with Matt Goldsby FOOO ESTABLISHMENTS Rf. rgen and other ouppwe Ky group Public Citizen powder used in the Dec. 25 bomb- in the last part of September or first OUIRINO. PERMITS FOR THI ponabM oxygen cylinder, and said. OPERATION THEItOF. PROVIO- rantal to OOno»n»alOC lor ma ings. They were not charged in a part of October had decided that L"OFC«TM«»aWiCTIONOF John L " Seaway finally closes SUCH ESTABLISHMENTS AND Home Ouicn Lane Read Free- June 25 bombing. God had called upon them to destroy FlXIrW PENALTIES FOR SUCH hold. NJ tor the period Nonci OF The two men, both 21, andthese clinics," said ATF Agent MASSENA. NY. (AP) - With the hour trip west on Lake Ontario to VIOLATIONS- waa praaaiiiad t/t'So-12/31/So CONTRACT WMMD tor Introduction and flret reading Contract document, tor thaTha •orough of ftumaon haaresidents of Cantonment, a paper Frank Lee of Savannah, Ga., during last ship safely past the St. Law- Hamilton, Ontario. on Oecomber 4. 1SB4 by ma ptoptlaad work are on me In the awardao a contract Mthout oom- mill town about 10 miles north of the bond hearing. rence Seaway locks here, the water- Mayor and Council of lha ofltoe ol ma Purchaemg Dapan- patmva bidding a» a protmlonal Mclntosh said crews began shut- Borough ol Fair Haven, and on mant. Hell ol Record., Mam aarvlca purauant 10 N.J.S A Pensacola. have each been charged Lee said Simmons told him the way has closed the books on its December 27. 1SB4 waa finally Street. Freehold. New Jereey MA n-5(i) (a). Tin. inapaoon ting down the locks, making up for in lha omca at tha Borough with 16 counts of violating firearms June bombing also was the result of longest shipping season — a 275-day adopted and approved and may be obtained by pro- maintenance time lost because of Jemea Acker. Pree. epecUve blddera during buemeoe emu. and explosives laws, including the "a call from God." session plagued by an 18-day bridge Board of Hearth houra. Awardad to: Qaorga J. Koaltor. the extension forced by a bridge Atteat Bidder, are required to comp- Eaqulra and June bombing of The Ladies Center He said Simmons added that "at outage. Franca x. Crahay, laqulra failure at Valleyfield. Quebec, the WHMam C. Rue fy with me requirement, of which moved and was bombed again this time he has no such calling." Allan Mclntosh, chief of US lock Borough Clark PL 1»75. 0.127. last month of the scheduled season. Jan. 3 SS 64 The imrjliaiul ahall ba re-Tuna Pwiod 1 to * monlha —e- Christmas Day. "But," the agent said, "again if operations here, said the upward- quired to comply with the MM Crongeyer ordered Simmons held God called upon him to act in some bound Algowest cleared the locks Mclntosh said some maintenance 2MMolmd»l Prevailing Wage Ad. Chapter without bond, as he had Goldsby on manner he would." yesterday afternoon and left on a 20- ISO ol the lawa ol 1BS3 affective work was done during the shutdown January 1,1974 280 Other Public Nottc»»

Si y ol Monmoum. OF NSW JBRMV rHOMAS J. LYNCH JR.. Director LAW DIVISION I N? MONMOUTH COUNTY waa praaaniao rar in- JOHN E. WESTLAKE. Clark Da CHI Ho. L 7Sr*1-«4 n(on Beach I Coral Spring. I DeerfreUI Beach I Dalray Baacn / Fon laudanUle I Fl Pierce I Indian Harbor I Jupiler I lake Worm I Margate / Palm Bay I Palm Buch I Palm Beech Cardans I Palm . IroduoMn and flrat raadlng on ChrU AaBW Dae 10, 1M4 by lha Townahlp FINAL JUDOkWNT Commmaa ol lha Toanahlp ol AUERBACK. RUONICK. V MMl and on Dae. IT, 1M4 WALDMAN, FORD t ADOONIZIO. ESOS proved. Arty, for Plalnrm Jcaepnv. Popolo 231 MapJa Ava.. P.O. Boa V MeyoT 0«P»RTtalNTTOP Rad Bank. New Jaraay 07701 Attoer. John P. Wadmgttn 1201) W2-M40 Townahlp Clark ENVIROHMBNTAL PROTECTION IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- Jan. 3 SS.4S CATION COASTAL paaowicas OF WILLIAM MICHAEL COR- TAL paaow VINO, an iAL iwmi Infant. TO ASSUME THC NAME upji • OF An Ordinance Entitled. An Or- MCI»M«10 1M4 WILLIAM MICHAEL OILMAKTIN dinance Amending and Sup- OUrnUMT THIS MATTER having bean brought before tha Court by Philip a Auorbach, Eequlre. ol No. conatrucllon of a Tlmbar tha law firm of Auerbach. Rudlud-- i mck WaWman. Ford S Ad- I donUlo. Eequlre.. attorney, tor ""'"a. Townahlp ol MttMM- tor T lowo William Corvlno. by duly verified ' ""mourn County. Na. complaint for a Judgment euthortalng hla lo aeeume ma flnelty name of William Mlehael and ap- eourcaa. Room 7*11. Labor and Ollmarttn. and It appearing to ma __• — , rOouiHry wtfo , John Frtch PttUaV Court that ha haa ooinpma wWt V Popolo Trenton. New Jereey OBSH at tha provlalona ol N.J.S.A. 2A:B2-1, at. *eq and na rule. Of aa TAX-BREAKS the Court and the Court being ToonaNp Clark *• «• BWa ahoukt ba danvarad toaattanMJ ttiaraof inat lhafa ta no WHUam C Schultt. Contract Ad- 227 Hlflhlanda mlnlttrator II. Room 711 In par- eon or by mallp prior to the time IT IS ON THIS 17m OAY OF MM acnadulad ror eld opaninga No December law RESOLUTION btdbida. wililll bae aceataacceded artar ma ADJUDGED that William WHEREAS, there earn, the aforementioned HIM Michael Corvlno ba and la here- naad for ma preparation of lha >*Una and Specification, m.v by euthorued to aaeuma ma Budget. Financial alatomanta be aaamlnad et abova addraae name ol William Michael ana; ma Stamiuii Annual Audit or al me Bureau of Coeatal Engl- Ollmarun after the lath day ol for me year IM4 for the Borough naarlng Offloa. 1433 Hooper Av- January IBM and; It la further al Highland*, in ma County of enue. Tome River, Naw Jaraay; ADJUDQED mat within twenty Monmoum. and however can (Ml) M1-3BM day. after the data hereof, e copy of thia Judgment ahaa ba WITH IRA's WHEREAS, fund, era or wta be baton vtewng to aeeure avail- available tor mia purpoee. and abWry. Pre-Ouamad contractorr pubHahed In the Deny Rayletoi WHEREAS, ma Local Pubkc oan obtain Bid Document, from and. It la further Contract, law. N j S.A. 40A.H-5 the Tome River addreaa Blddera ADJUDGED, met within tony- require, mat the reaoluiion muat be pre-quaHtled wim mi.live day* after me entry of mi. awarding ma contract ahea atoto DNtaton under N J.S.A SS IS Judgment, an Affidavit of Publi- me eupponing r.mni and ba and are required to comply wim cation of tha Judgment aha* ba printed kl a nawaaapar of gen- the Affirmative Action provtalon filed wim Ihe dark of the Su- Pay Less Taxes • Shelter Savings • Save For Retirement erel clrculenon. no more than ten aa Outlined In PI 1ITS. 0 127.perior Court; and ft la further (10) day. after paaaaaa of me end me ragulaaona utoblmnil AOJUDOCO that a certified RaackitJnn by the Department ol Encop. y of thto Judgment ertan ba NOW THEREFORE. BE IT RE- vtronmanW PrOtoCBOn. Wed with the Secretary of Stele SOLVED by ma Mayor and No prepoaal ww. baoonatoerad of New Jereey Council of ma Borough Ol High- unlaaa accompanied by a WILLIAM T. WICHMANN, J.S.C landa. County of Monmoum mat Certified Check or Bid Bond In Dele of birth: Oct 1. l»77 the appolntmenl ol Joaaph me amount ol al leapt ton per-Jan 3 Seaman aa Auditor for the centum (1OH> of total amount bid Almost every income earner could benefit. Individuals can contribute up to $2,000 annually into Borough ol HkjNande tor ma and a oartlltod atotomant from mar 1SB4 be and the lame I. bonding company Mating thai It 250 OthBf PubMc NotJcBS their personal Individual Retirement Accounts. And, working couples can deposit up to $4,000 into hereby uunajinail. The pereone will furnlah nacaaaary par- NOTICE OP liaraby appolntod la a Waglalai ad tormanoe bond In me emoum of ANNUANNUAML —CETNO seperate accounts. | Municipal Accounlanl a re- me connect m accordance with Tna Annual Meeting of the ogniieued pmpmmalnnal l and It la Section R.8. JA 44-143 and member, of the Shadow Lawn g • to obtain com- 2 A 44-147 MduUve. with aura- not poaalbla Saving, and Loan Aeeoclabon You save on taxes two ways. By deducting your contributions from the year's taxable income. And by will ba held et 241 Monmouth 'SfctM-ll R.BOLV.O. Road. Weal Long Branch, New paying no taxes on either contributions or their earnings until you retire. At withdrawal, you'll likely be that a copy of mia reaUuiion ba TThhe Department of (nJeree- y on Wadnaaday. January pubWhed In Die Dally regular aa vlronmettaa l Prlotenllo lllni «. IBU. for lha election of direc- required by law wtmn 00) tan the right to waive any Intor- tor, end for the transaction of in a lower tax bracket. doye ol na pajaage. maimee in or to rated any or aH •ucn other buelnaea aa may ba OFFERED SV Mayor Robert blda brought before euch meeting. ' by: Mr. JOHN R. WEINOART poll, are open from 7:30 p.m. to ACTING DIRECTOR 8 30 p.m. Ask City about IRA plans that today are earning as much as; Dec. 20. 27. Jen 3 S77.7S Dec. 31. Jan. 2. 3 lie ao ATU: Mr. jamee. limn Jamea. Caaa. Murphy and Mayor

I NONE ABSENT NONE ABSTAIN NONE 2U MBilBt 226 Haifl CERTIFICATION Rates effective thru January 6, 1985 I hereby oartlfy that tha above PUBLIC NOTICE to ba a true copy of e Revolution WHEREAS, ma Board of Education of Hejlel Townehlp la the adopted by me Mayor and Coun- owner of property ileecilbad harem, and cil ol the Borough ol Hlghlanda. WHEREAS, ma propany daacilbirt la no longer deairabto or County of Monmouth. New Jer- MINIMUM eey « a milling held December WHEREAS, the Board oVEducaJon of HUM Townahlp deem. It In ACCOUNT YIELD RATE the beet mtereat of the pubkc met me property, dcecrltod herein be DEPOSIT Catharine C McOoman offered tor aato to ma general public In accordance wim N.J.S.A. Borough Clark HA 20-1 et aeq; Jan. 3 Ml 24 NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED, mat the Board Of Educe- von of riauFvi lownanip onar ma lanoa ano pranHaas oascrioaQ nereln at public auction to ihe Mgheel bidder.. I a price not lee. man 231 UtB» IHtrSf S12S.0OO.OO: % BLOCK LOT LOCATION MINIMUM % PRICE Public Notfoe la hereby given 212 36 Month CD MOO 10 10.25 7 S2 Betn.ny Road, Hartal. N.J.S12S.OO0.00 .75 • *•• waw^rM uru* wrvvv wv • wafivvw t. Urtdaf ina foftQVftnQ tarns and conditional by the Borough Admmietrator. A. Tha HaHet Board of Education wu racr.ua aaatod Mo* on Borough of LrtB. Silver. 4B0 forma fumMhad by me Board tor the land, and pramlaaa ancne.d Proepect Avenue. UMa Silver. herein at the Board Room. 30S Middle Road. Hertet. Naw Jareay. Naw Jaraay OTTM. on January B The hlohe.1 bidder Mian be ma buyer. xiBMct to me rlghl by the % IS. 1BSS. 10:30 A.M.. pravawnq Board of Education to relect any and all Mda. auapt that no bid MM. % then me minimum eeleo price eM lorth above will be ooneldered tor pubacfy reed on mat dale and at 9.71 the lend, and piamlaaa amoa aald aum la hereby fined aa me 24 Month CD *100 10.15 thai Urn*, tor the aupptylng of minimum aalaa price for me landa. premium grade unleaded C. Thia public aato » made auWect to auch atoto of facia ee an aocurata sufvsy may diaotoaa, aaaamajoas. ooootiiorn, oovanants .jecMlcaXn. . and raatnovona of racorda, tanafaoiaa« oodaa and ocdinanoaa of tha atandard propoaal form are TowriwVfrip of HaTjppaTt- Mo f9pT9##4ilflVon# of any PtkKJ ara rnada fry ttta available at ma Borough Ciern1. Offloa balwain tha houra of 900 A.M. and S:0O P.M.. waekdaye. balnfl sold in thatr prsaant cof-ditton -as it" No riaraaarrtaBont 18 Month CD Vioo •50 9.11% axpraaaad or impHad ara mada at to tha auttaowty of tha proparty 9 Seturdeye. Sunday* and hol-for any purpose. D. AM proapactrva purehaaara ara put on nottoa to oon*un «p- BMa mum ba aubmmed on proprtata pubUo and prtvata auUimiBaa aa to lha prowWon ol uttuty atandard propoaal lorma. Federal regulations allow IRA withdrawals beginning al age 59' ? Subslaniial penalties and loss ot laxdelerrea status on early withdrawals I kia I. 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1/03/H 4 1/10/te B4 The DWly Register Sports THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1»5 BYU has last laugh in poll

BY HERSCHEL N1SSENSON Edwards said that "trying to legit- "The relative merits and strengths of fifth with 932 after downing Houston 45-M AP Sporti Writer imize" the No. 1 ranking "got to be a little the leagues had been discussed for six In the Cotton Bowl. Oklahoma slipped from second to sixth with 883 points — The Brigham Young Cougars, the old Parity has hit football. I don't know straight weeks — that was the only hope Ohio State was sixth in the final regular- nation's only unbeaten major-college if we're the best team in the nation, but we had," James said. "Week in and week season poll but fell to 13th after losing to team but frequently maligned for playing I'd like to play against everybody." out, our players had to go against better Southern Cal 20-17 In the Rose Bowl - a so-called patsy schedule, overcame the The Cougars, who have won 24 straight athletes than BYU, not necessarily better while Oklahoma State, a 21-14 winner over criticism yesterday and won their first games since they lost to Baylor in the teams." South Carolina In the Gator Bowl, climbed national championship. opening game of 1983, had been ranked No. Even after Oklahoma was eliminated 1 for the final three weeks of the regular from championship contention, Coach from ninth and replaced the Gamecocks In After a month of hearing themselves seventh place with 864 points. rapped on all sides for playing in the season. Barry Switzer refused to acknowledge Western Athletic Conference, the Cougars We defeated Michigan ... and Pit- that BYU might be No. 1 after all. Southern Methodist defeated Notre had the last laugh and won the national tsburgh, and we've beaten some other "Washington is the best team we Dame 27-20 in the Aloha Bowl and rote championship, edging Washington by 20 very good football teams," Edwards said, played, and they deserved to be No. 1. from 10th to eighth with 761 points. UCLA, points. "and I think we're very deserving." They're a better team than Brigham which, pulled out a 39-37 victory over "I'm glad it's over with, " Brigham Washington, which ended the regular Young, i guarantee you," he said. defending national champion Miami in the Young Coach La Veil Edwards said in Palo season rated No. 4, defeated second- In addition to its 38 first-place ballots. Fiesta Bowl, shot from 14th to ninth with Alto. Calif, where he will help coach the ranked Oklahoma 28-17 in the Orange Bowl Brigham Young received 11 seconds, fix 613 points, while Miami skidded from 13th West team in Saturday's East-West Shrine and finished No. 2 behind BYU with 16 thirds, three fourths and two fifths. to 18th. Washington, which wound up 11-1 with the game. "The last month has been very first-place votes and 1,140 points. Tha TOP Twtffly MWn« In UM draining and hectic. The closest finish since the AP poll most victories in its history, had 16 firsts, rxXMga tooiMH poll, wim nritplaoa vttaa In "I know the polls are not an exact began in 1936 was Alabama's 16-point 29 seconds, 14 thirds and one fourth. science." Edwards said. "They never triumph over Ohio State in 1961 when the The Huskies had been No. 1 four times 1 Brtgftm Yrtg |U) 1*0-0 have been, so we're very happy to be No. national championship was decided on the during the regular season before suffering 2 Waahlngton [1fl| 11-1-0 !:!£ their only loss, 16-7 to Southern Cal on 3FkwkJa{e) (-1-1 LOW •L" basis of regular-season play. 4Na«raaM 10-24 1,017 BYU's 20-point margin of victory was Washington Coach Don James said at Nov. 10. S Boaton Coftaga io-a-o •U The other six first-place votes went to • Oklahoma (-1-1 Ml the closest since The Associated Press yesterday morning's news conference that /Oklahoma SUM 10-14 M4 went to a postbowl poll in 1968. The he was "willing to accept the vote" Florida, which held onto third place with a so Mathodiai 10-1-0 7(1 10 regardless of the outcome. "I believe in 1,092 points. The Gators, 9-1-1, won the • UCLA *M •IS 14 previous closest came when Alabama won 10.9oulna>n Cal t-M H* IS VIC KLBl' the 1979 national championship by 28 the system we've got," he said. Southeastern Conference championship 11.9outh Carolina 10-24 HT 7 At a news conference after the outcome but were barred from playing in a bowl 12 Maryland IM HI It points over Southern California. 13OhloStata M4 4*7 • BYU. which completed a rare 13-0 of balloting was announced, James said, game because of an NCAA investigation of 14 Auburn M4 4ia ia campaign by defeating Michigan 24-17 in "I was hopeful we'd get more votes, but their program 15. LSU •4-1 114 11 Hlowa aV4-1 IM the Holiday Bowl on Dec. 21 and then had I'm not sure I'm surprised." Nebraska, which defeated LSU 28-10 in 17 Florida Stala 7-J-l M7 il Kubu set to sweat out Tuesday night's Orange Bowl, James said he was disappointed for his the Sugar Bowl, moved up from fifth place la Miami. Fla. •4-0 IM IS 19 Kantuchy J-3-0 111 received 38 of 60 first-place votes in The players, adding he knew his team's only to fourth with 1,017 points. The Corn- 20. Virginia a->-2 111 Associated Press poll and 1,160 of a hope for the No. 1 ranking was a huskers finished third in 1982 and second Oltiara raoahrtng rotaa: Waal Virginia 100. Oaorgia (7. a year ago. Army 44. Air Foreo 20, Nona Dam* M. NavtO Laa Vaoaa possible 1.200 points from the nationwide comparison of Washington's Pacific 10 17. Toxaa Chriauan >. Artanaaa • Kulgara 7. WMOOJ• > to leave Ta«aa 5. Puraua 4. FuHafion Stata * panel of sports writers and sportscasters. Conference schedule with that of BYU. Boston College jumped from eighth to Lions den BY KEN DEMPSEY Amabile is linked MANASQUAN — Vic Kubu is looking to make a move. And the way it looks now the Middletown North High School football coach won't be making any moves within the Lions' athletic depart- t6 Neptune post ment this vear. \ BY JONNI FALK board of education are made by athletic His next move will in all probability SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - John directors who prefer not to make their be made in his hometown late this month Amabile. the highly-successful football selections public before the boards can act when he is expected to be named to the coachat Wall High School who resigned in on them. head football post at Manasquan which the middle of the past season, last night Amabile resigned the Wall post in a was created by Gary Chapman's resig- denied that he has been interviewed for wave of controversy after his team had nation this past season According to coaching positions in other local schools. defeated Lakewood, Oct. 13. He has Manasquan athletic director Ronald However. Amabile admitted that he has attributed remarks he made at than time Doc' Nine last night, the Manasquan applied to several area high schools and to his dissatisfaction with the progress of school board is hoping to name Kubu as doubted that he would return to Wall in his program at Wall. Chapman s successor at the board's next 1985. That progress, however, had nothing to meeting which is scheduled for Jan. 21 "I have applied to more than one school do with his team's performances on the At the moment there has been no locally, but I have not been interviewed," field. The Crimson Knights won 33 straight official decision made on the position. " The Daily Register Coach of the Year games, four Shore Conference titles, and Nine said But we are hoping that Vic said "I am sure that things will move fast three Central Jersey, Group III crowns Kubu will be named to the spot at this in the next couple of weeks though." before bowing to Matawan in the semi- month's meeting To the best of my Amabile has been rumored to be in line finals of this past season's playoffs. for the Neptune job vacated by Joe knowledge we are scheduled to have Since his resignation, there has been a some more interviews next week but we Bongiovanni. Other area jobs open include Brick Memorial. Manasquan and Wall. In grass roots movement in the community haven t been in school because of the to keep him at Wall According to what holidays so some things may have addition, there are rumors that both Middletown high schools will have vacan- Amabile said last night, that movement changed seems headed for failure. Kubu had hoped for a change in status cies Amabile coached at Middletown at Middletown and the creation of a pair North before moving over to Wall. "We have tried to reconcile some things of assistant athletic directorships this "It's a wait and see type of situation," I wanted in the football program, but it's past year appeared to be the likely Amabile added. I'd love to be able to say just not working out," Amabile reported. choice However, former basketball things are moving along, but I'm not in a " A lot of people want me to stay (at Wall). mentors Tom McCall and Pat Houston, position to do so " You see a program turn around after nine who served at Middletown North and The naming of new high school coaches years, and it's tough to leave. When you NEXT STOP NEPTUNE? — John Amabile, former Wall Township High School South respectively, were appointed to in this area has traditionally been a turn it around, you get the community football coach, may next be seen on the sidelines at Neptune High School. That those positions in mid-November delicate matter. Recommendations to the behind you. It's hard to give all that up." is not official, but the Scarlet Fliers are looking for a new mentor now that Joe At this point in time I am looking to Bongiovanni has resigned. make a move upwards." Kubu noted. At the present time I'm looking at Manasquan I applied for the positions What will life be like when Flutie is gone ? here at Middletown but whether or not I was actually considered welt Kubu isn't crying sour grapes over the BY HOWARD ILMAN "We're not going to find a Doug Flutie. .trouble recruiting quarterbacks because three years, when they went to three bowl decision, but it has left him with some AP Sports Writer » We're not necessarily looking for one. If Flutie was only a sophomore...But games, "we've got better players in the we find one, fine, but they come in all sizes Flutie's now graduating and we don't have program now than when Doug Flutie first second thoughts as to his future at North. DALLAS (AH) - What will life be like He has been at Middletown for 10 years and shapes. an heir apparent." came in, so I think we have a chance to in the year 1 A.F. (After Flutie)? Bicknell, who emphasizes the passing be good," Bicknell said. as a physical education teacher and the There still will be a good quarterback "You can always find a guy to fit into attack, said he'd like Boston College to be But he's not ready to put the team on trip to Big Blue country would give him and a football team that can have success, your style, particularly if your style is to an Eastern version of Brigham Young, the upper level of college football. a chance at moving up the athletic said Boston College Coach Jack Bicknell. throw the football. We have an advantage which also travels mostly by air. "There are the real top teams, and then ladder But there will be differences. in recruiting because we're going to get "BYU had (Jim) McMahon. They had we're in that next group," he said. "We're Nine has been at Manasquan for some "I'd like to find out what it's going to quarterbacks who want to throw. I think (Maro Wilson. They had (Steve) Young. a team that at any given time can be 30 years and although he does have close be like without Flutie," Bicknell said, we have good quarterbacks in the pro- to four years until retirement, Kubu's gram." They've got (Robbie) Bosco, " he said. dangerous." "because that's a coaching "They're not all the same style. Young appointment as football coach would Bicknell said he doesn't even have an challenge, .and that would be fun." Those potential successors to the best was a runner. McMahon had quickness. serve two options. He would assume quarterback in Boston College history are ambition to reach the top level. Nines AD duties upon the former's For the first time in more than three Wilson was a pocket guy, so I think we can years, he has to worry about the quar- juniors Shawn Halloran, Steve Peach and adjust and adapt." "I don't think it's realistic and If I were departure Mike Willging, sophomore Rorery Per- to have an ambition for something that's "I've lived in Manasquan almost all terback position. Flutie, who won it in the Bicknell said that 20 percent of his fourth game of 1981 and started all 43 ryman and freshman Duke St. Pierre. offense is based on Flutie's talents and unrealistic then I'd be frustrated," be my life. Kubu. who is also a councilman added. in Manasquan. said "I wouldve liked to p-'mes since then, ended his Boston "We have five guys who will have a that 80 percent of it could be used with any make a move at Middletown but I wasn't Conege career in Tuesday's 45-28 Cotton good opportunity in the spring to show quarterback. "I don't expect that we will be a team able to And if I can't make a move here Bowl victory over Houston. what they can do," Bicknell said. "I think "With our style, we'll be able to get kids in the national picture every single year," then I have to look elsewhere." "We think we can always find someone we have a chance of recruiting a good who can throw it and catch it," be added. said Bicknell. "But we could be, and our to play quarterback," Bicknell said. quarterback. A couple of years ago we had Because of the Eagles' success the last players think we will be." '85 VALUES You Can Be Sure of...

BUICKS-RENAULTS JEEPS • MERCURYS IMPHI RIO PHMTIMCMt AI O Mater Dei gives Holmdel THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1985 The Daily Register B5 Rangers its 1 st defeat of season BY JIM HINTELMANN and there was nothing In last night's been trying to get a lot of things clobber game that Indicated otherwise. across to my team this season and MIDDLETOWN - The Short The Seraphs put it all together in tonight they seemed to listen to me. Conference "C" Division North the game, but It was the deadly I could see It in their faces before basketball rice got off to • surpris- Canucks shooting of Tom Curti, the rebound- the game." ing start but night as Mater Del Ing of Roger Billotto and some key Curti put on a superb shooting NEW YORK (API - Mike Rogers handed Holmdel iU tint setback, plays by John Kilbride that high- exhibition. The 6-2 senior scored the 5B-45. lighted the victory. scored two goals and rookie goalie first 16 points of the game for the John Vanbiesbrouck collected his The "C" North race was expected Seraphs and finished with a career to be a tour-way battle between "We didn't make any special first National Hockey League high 31. shutout last night as the New York Holmdel, Rumson-Pair Haven, plans for the game," Mater Del "Curti had an outstanding game," Mater Del and Red Bank Regional coach Keith Glass said. "But I've Rangers ripped the Vancouver Holmdel coach Al Longo said. "He Canucks 6-0. must have doubled his previous high. "We may have been a little flat after winning the Bayshore Tour- NHL nament," he said. "But Mater Dei's Intensity was good. When you have Vanbiesbrouck had an easy night, been going good, everyone points to facing only 21 shots, as the Rangers you and our kids have to realize won their second consecutive game that." for the first time since Nov. 12 His Billotto's rebounding was also best save came early in the game singled out by Glass. when he robbed Gary Lupul on a "He did an excellent job hitting breakaway. the boards for us," he said. "And New York jumped to a 2-0 lead on Kilbride had a great game." first-period goals by Ron Greschner "Holmdel is a big rival for and Robbie Ftorek. Greschner con- us,"Billotto said. "I felt strong nected on a power play by standing going into the game and everything in the slot and deflecting Barry came together tonight." Beck's long slapshot over the stick The game was tied for the final of goalie Richard Brodeur. Ftorek time at the end of the first quarter scored on a short-handed effort, when Holmdel's Dan Quin stole the eorraling the puck behind the Van- ball and scored right before the couver net and scoring with a wrap- buzzer to deadlock the game at around shot. 12-12 Rogers got both of his goals in the Curti, however, opened the second second period The first came after quarter with two straight baskets Brodeur made a diving save on and Holmdel never caught up. Rogers, who retrieved the rebound Mater Dei had its biggest lead at and put home a wrist shot with 42-26 just before the end of the third Brodeur out of position. Rogers' quarter. Holmdel made a run here other goal came off a 3-on-l break and shave the margin to 46-39 with on a blistering 25-foot slapshot. 4:10 to go, but Mater Dei answered Islanders 7, Red Wings 2 with nine in a row and that was it. DETROIT — Brent Sutler scored "I thought Holmdel would make a three goals and Mike Bossy added run," Glass said. "We did some fUgieltr pholo b> John FiHuia the 450th of his National Hockey things wrong in the fourth quarter, CLOSE GUARD — Holmdel's Patty Bourne, right, guards Mater Dei's League career to lead the Sew York but the kids played hard." Kerry Erhardt as the latter attempts to put the ball in play during Islanders over the Detroit Red Wings Holmdel (6-1) has a big game with yesterday's Shore Conference "C" Division North basketball game. unbeaten Rumson tomorrow and Sutler, who entered the game tied then travels to Red Bank Tuesday. for fourth on the NHL scoring list, Mater Dei (4-3) meets Henry poked a rebound past starting De- Hudson tomorrow. troit netminder Greg Stefan on a "This will be a tough race," Seraphs defeat Hornets New York power play at 16:13 of the Longo admitted. "If we can split the second period to give the Islanders next two games, we'll be in good HOLMDEL - Mater Dei High Seraphs (4-2) who led. 21-16, at the a 4-0 lead. shape since Mater Dei and Red School broke open a tight basketball half. He added a pair of goals late in Bank have to come to our place." game yesterday afternoon with a Tonia Potts led Holmdel's 4-3 the final period for his second hat team with 10 points. trick of the season and fourth of his HANDS OFF — Holmdel's Dan Quin (10) keeps his hands off of 1S-4 third quarter and defeated H

Middletown North upped its re- series of 634 and a high game of 233 cord to S'I-'I in the Shore Con- for the Seraphs (6-2). ference North bowling standings by Matawan remained a half game OPEN 7 A.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE defeating Keyport 3-0 yesterday out of first place by blanking High series tor North was Randy Rumson Fair-Haven (1-8) 34 behind Jacques with 612 and a high game of Garry Eichenholtz's high series of 230. Jeff Smith bowled the high 580 and Ugh game of 207. game for the Raiders (34) with a Glenn Alexander bowled a high 202. series of 491 and a high game of 191 to pace RarlUn (3 1/2 - 5 1/2) past Mater Del shut out Keansburg Middletown South 2-1 The Eagles (4-5) 3-0 as Bill Smith bowled a high are 2-7. Matawan girls lead bowling

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Mets are expected Steel Radial Whitewalls Double Steel Radials White Letter Radials Our Best Winter Radial $ ^W^T «KdBl to re-sign Staub liaoe neeneo F32-S Radial Custom Polysteel Radial' Arrive Radial Eagle ST Radial WMt *M •ALE in mostly pinch-hitting duties. Or* PMCE NEW YORK (AP) - The New WhllewMl sue VMIMIH SALE R«»»d wnii. SALE P16!. BOHi 53 40 York Mets have called a press Staub, 40, started his career in am •RICE S4*e MIKE LMwsm PRICE PI85.8OR I 59 SO P175/75RM 0539b P165/80R13 0S4.SS P19S/70R14 071.20 P1B5'7 5R1 63 ZO conference for today and are ex- Houston In 1963 and has also played P195/7 '.Hi M 10 P205/75RM • •450 P18S/80R13 0S7.3O P225/70R15 18275 pected to re-sign premier pinch- with Montreal, Detroit, and Texas. P225/75R14 071.40 P8O6/7 5R1 (70 55 He has a career .279 batting P235/75R15 076.10 P215/75R14 072.80 No trade needed P2Ob/7 SHI 75 90 hitter Rusty Staub. P2O6/75R1S 071.65 P?15 7 BR i ,7«75 No trade needed P22b-t SHI 17»35 Staub, 40, was released by the average with 291 home runs and No trade needed P23S / Mil S4 9O Mets following the 1984 season after 1,458 RBI. No trade needed he rejected New York's offer to be In 1983 Staub collected 25 RBI has placed on the roster of the Clan a pinch hitter, tying the major- Regular Services LIko These Can Add Years To The LIfo Of Your Car AAA Tidewater club. league mark set by Joe Cronin of When the Mets traded four play- Boston In 1943 and Jerry Lynch of Cincinnati In 1961. Lube, Oil Change & Fitter Transmission Maintenance — ers to Montreal last month for VknaM JO **• • 4.000 man eMcatnr cal In 1983 Staub also had eight • Includes up to five quarts oil catcher Gary Carter roster spots t avtllabia (or Honda or MeroadM BWU opened allowing New York to bring consecutive pinch hits to equal Dave • Special diesel oil and litter type may result • Replace fluid, pan gasket and titter on vehicles so back Staub. Phllley's mark set in 1958 with the in extra charges. equipped Often ondi Fab. 2. Last season Staub hit .264 (18- Philadelphia. '38 for-72) with one homer and 18 RBI The club called an 11 a.m. press conference at "Rusty's." a res- KiMimfcfMifn taurant on the East Side of Man- OUICK CREDIT < Andros quits post hattan owned by Staub, to make the FROM CITIBANK O For Goodyear TlrM And Service CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) - Dee announcement. Credit card convenience lor «u •da Pick up an application now at your Andros will leave his position as nawbvOootfyMrrataHw athletic director at Oregon State The Silver Card from Citibank is honored at all Goodyear Auto Service Centers You may also us* rtm nthnr ways in huv MasterCard • Visa • American Express University effective Feb. 1. the • Carte Blanche • Diners Club university's president announced Fuel yesterday. ON 91* Andros, 60, will be moved to a C.O.D • 150 Gal. Min. fund-raising Job that will Include a pay raise from his current annual salary of $50,448 to 160,000. "Mr. Andros and I have dif- Gregg Anastasides ferences In philosophy, standards FUEL CO. 671-2415 and methods of operation wncm- 778-9060 Store Manager Mon.-Frl. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. lng both the rote and remwtfMUty Middletown Goodyear Sat. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. [ of an athletic director, Oregon 4S8-1717 I State President John Byrne said In 1030 Hwy. 35 t • prepared statement. B6 The Daily Register THURSDAY, JANUARY a. 1985 Villanova knocks off fifth-ranked Syracuse McCloud and Ricky Burton, moving PHILADELPHIA (API - Senior St. John's, now 9-1, trailed by five eight points and Tim Coles grabbed The victory raised Georgetown's away from the basket and Ewing, forward Dwayne McClain tossed in at the half, but the Redmen went on four of his 10 rebounds as the record to 12-0. Their two-year combined for eight of the Pirates 10 21 points and Gary McLain added 18 COLLEGE a 23-8 tear coming out of the locker Huskies, who led by as much as 11 winning streak, the longest in the points, as they outseored to lead Villavova to an 82-70 victory room to deny Connecticut's attempt points, took a 27-22 lead at halftime. nation, stands at 23. Georgetown 10-5. over fifth-ranked Syracuse last night BASKETBALL for an upset. Georgetown 73, Seton Half M Seton Hall, which saw a four- at the Palestra. Berry, a sophomore transfer, LANDOVER. Md. — Davldttaame winning streak snapped, falls The Hoyas took off again, how- It was the first loss of the season scored 13 of his IS in the second half Wingate scored 17 points to lead a ns9-3. ever, outscoring Seton Hall 144 over for Syracuse, now 8-1. Villanova is of the game and U-of-13 to move out and also led the game with 12 balanced scoring attack as un- The victory continued the next four minutes to take a also 8-1 to a 26-18 lead on a jumper by rebounds. defeated and top-ranked Georgetown's mastery over Seton commanding 37-25 lead into the Syracuse took its last lead of the Washington with 10:21 left in the Guard Earl Kelley scored 14 Georgetown romped past Seton Hall Hall, as the Hoyas marked their 14th dressing room at the half. game. 60-58. on a Wendell Alexis first half points and had four assists, and in the Big East Conference opener successive victory over the Pirates The Pirates chance* of a come- layup with 10:22 to play. The But Villanova rallied behind Ed forward Alvin Frederick scored 12 for both teams. in the last seven years. back were hurt early in the second Wildcats, sparked by McClain and Pinckney and went on a 14-4 spurt and had six rebounds to pace Patrick Ewing added 11 points The Hoyas, playing without coach half as center Mark Bryant, Seton McLain. then outscored Syracuse for a 34-30 lead on Pressley's layup Connecticut, which fell to 4-5. and grabbed 12 rebounds for John. Thompson who missed the Hall's only player over 5-foot-6, was 12-2. and McLain's two free throws with 2 59 left in the first half. Connecticut took St. John's by Georgetown before fouling out with game because of influenza, scored forced to the bench with tour fouls at the 4 51 mark gave Villanova a Mike Brown's long jumper just surprise with a swarming defense, 4:57 to play. The 7-foot-tall Ail- the game's first nine points. Ewing; taking advantage of the H9-62 advantage and Syracuse could before the halftime buzzer gave the holding the Redmen to just 22 points American also blocked five shots. The Pirates finally broke into the mismatch, stuffed three consecutive get no closer Orangemen a 36-36 tie. as they connected on just eight of 22 Joining Wingate and Ewing in scoring column on Martin Salley's offensive rebounds, following Harold Pressley and Ed Pinckney St. John's IT. VConn SI shots from the field in the first half. double figures for the Hoyas was jumper from the top of the key at missed shots as Georgetown addfil 14 apiece for Villanova. while HARTFORD. Conn. - Center Bill Guard Chris Mullin connected on Bill Martin with 12 and Horace 15:31. widened its lead to 47-31 five Rafael Addison. who fouled out with Wennington scored a game-high 18 just one of. seven shots in the first Broadnax and Reggie Williams with Seton Hall, which trailed 18-8 minutes into the half. four minutes to go. had 21 for points and forward Walter Berry 20 minutes, but finished the game 11 apiece. Martin also grabbed 14 midway through first half, took Syracuse and Dwayne Washington added 15 as fourth-ranked St. John's with 12 points and a game-high five rebounds. advantage of a Georgetown cold In all, Georgetown grabbed 10 17 survived an early scare to beat assists. Seton Hall's Andre McCloud led shooting spell to cut the deficit to offensive rebounds in the second Syracuse made its first five shots Connecticut. Kelley and Frederick each scored all scorers with 20 points. 23-19 with 4:40 to play in the half. half. TOP 20

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Banks & Industrial quotations DwMopnaM Carp at m 14 courtesy Fahnestock & Co., Kobrln Se- DM. me r* t% IN BETTER TIMES — Coleco Industries President right, holds an Adam central processing unit while curities. E.F. Hutton & Company Inc.. CACMMnes •» rr. •no) American Securities. • au JH Arnold Greenberg, shown in this November 1983 assembly workers add parts to ihe CPU at the •'* «k Oleeofi-Homena file photo, announced that Coleco has sold its Amsterdam, N.Y., factory. Cental Jeney » 17H 17'* CneiNoaiaa IFF.....„...„...... ,. »7'* »7H inventory ol Adam home computers. Qreenberg, cmenafttataaank ..34% 34'* losjarv^#*^i Vrtp)s)pvbt) 1H 2 ... jvt 4« King Jamas fit Cere... » nniJvMf Natioal Lawn TaTaoMMo g First National SUM m so UaoiwCanT FM PIOPIPaoottMa MMNM. IN J MHaMWQIBaHQa l M ageianoarp .43 43'* MonmoulMl n CCaM Mommouft Park MMIaMk! Bar*...'- ...MM 2tH Monmoutn Pfeal laMa... Coleco scraps the Adam National Community Bank .41 4* N. J. Maaouraa Carp ...» 2T* Na» Jaraay National Corp ...23'* 23* Parun-flmai peripheral products Jo a retail popular Cabbage Patch dolls. Shrawtury Stan Bank ...13'* WEST HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) ...» 25% Pracwon Oeeos ... H State WMelaneorp flay Comm Md kic — Coleco Industries Inc. announced chain, which was not named in the Adam, unveiled in June 1983, was united Coonnaa Truat Co ...MM »<* 24 fl-MOO '* United National Bulk .41 45 today it no longer will manufacture announcement. Coleco said it would praised by industry analysts, but did ...32H 33 ftoas Eapkxaaon .. « « 95.43 — 0.9S Spiral Metal ...1/11 '* Adam home computers. The firm continue to develop and produce not sell as quickly as Coleco Skill Y« Faaa ... t cited instability in the home com- software for Adam. planned. The firm shipped only HZ3EEI3sSSSSSSSSsl Alco Standarda ...30'* 30H He Energy ... % H Barg Enterpnees. . .13V. 14 wmarkeaj ...UK 34'* puter market and said It would The size of the anticipated losses 95,000 of the computers in 1983, 165.37 — 1.87 Brocuay.. ...17'* 17H ... 3* 3'* compared with ansaipected 500,000. 10 13 II Uk prefer to concentrate on toy making, was not disclosed today. A year ago, I»I*I'.«FI*I.I^HIITT^W CO* Computer MM...... « which accounted for more than 80 Coleco lost $35 million on sales of In today's statement, Coleco of- Coaled SaMs ... 1'A 2'* -MM Kvt c R O Corporation ...IV* 11H percent of its sales in 1984. $175 million in the fourth quarter. ficials said "rapidly changing con- 1,198.87 —12.70 .... » H Untied TakKonlol ... svt r* Data Realty Unharaal Mama a Sham ... .2 .12 Dart t Craft IrxtuWta. ...M'* *4'* The company, noting "significant For all 1983, Coleco lost $7 4 million sumer preferences, frequent techno- u 8. Homes ... »'* «•/. costs and risks" associated with the on sales of $596 5 million. logical developments, over- computer, said it expected to report Coleco said today it expects to production and significant and con- substantial losses for the fourth report sales of more than $800 tinuing price cutting have created quarter and for all of 1984 million for 1984, of which more than an unusually volatile business mar- Coleco said it sold its. Adam 80 percent will be derived from its ket which is likely to continue for inventory of hardware, software and toy business, which includes the the near term." Oil prices at 5-year low: SAVERS' construction spending up By The Associated Press down $5.75 from the late bid Mon- Prices of crude oil and refined day. petroleum products fell to five-year 1 Construction "Most people in the oil industry lows on the New York Mercantile 1 Spending are quite disappointed in the lack of Exchange yesterday, the first progress by OPEC in stabilizing the market," said Edward Dellamonte, CHOICE trading session since OPEC ended • Total Spending In its divisive year-end meeting. V77 Biftons ol Ootart an oil analyst at the New York Construction spending, mean- investment firm Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. while, climbed 1.1 percent in No- /WV Nov. 1983 vember as strong building activity _265.3 West Texas Intermediate crude for factories, offices and shopping oil, the major U.S. grade of oil, slid m as low as $25 86 a barrel in contracts centers offset a dip in single-family Oct. 1984 SPECIAL RATE home construction, the government for February delivery before re- reported. 314.6 covering slightly to close at $25.92 at In other developments: the Mercantile Exchange. 36-59 Months —Stock prices took a tumble in Nov. 1984 That was still down 49 cents from relatively light trading and rising Friday, the last session before the interest rates in the bond market 322.2 New Year's break, and was the % partly were blamed. The Dow Jones lowest level for crude oil since late average of 30 industrials dropped M % 1979, said Mary Ann Matlock, a spokeswoman for the exchange. 12.70 to 1,198 87 Big Board volume Seuonaty Admsled Figures 10.50 - 10.03% totaled 67.82 million shares, against In other contracts for February Source Commerce Otpmmtnt $500 minimum deposit 80.26 million in the previous session. delivery, heating oil fell 2.18 cents to —The dollar reached all-time close at 71.14 cents a gallon, regular highs against the currencies of gasoline dropped 1.53 cents to 64.38 Britain, France, Italy, Sweden and high against the Swiss franc. cents a gallon, and regular unleaded gasoline fell 1.9 cents to 66.20 cents South Africa The dollar also rose to -Gold fell to 2to-year lows. Republic National Bank in New a gallon — all the lowest levels since a 13-year high against the Dutch mid-1879. 18-35 Months guilder, an UVt-year high against York said gold bullion was bid at the West German mark and a 7-year $302 a troy ounce as of 4 p.m. EST, The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries attempted in annutl P«r year sessions in Geneva, Switzerland, to 9.90 yield on restore its credibility in world oil 9.48 Western Union gets markets and to adjust its often- $500 minimum deposit ignored pricing system. The meeting ended Saturday with two OPEC members, Nigeria and reprieve on interest Algeria, refusing to go along with their 11 colleagues and heightened 12-17 Months UPPER SADDLE RIVER (AP) But he said the company is doubts about OPEC's ability to re- — Western Union Corp., plagued by continuing negotiations with its exert control over oil prices. lenders to provide additional financ- a stream of bad news for weeks, OPEC's attempts to revive sag- annual PW finally has something positive to ing needed to meet remaining cash ging markets by cutting back on yield on year announce: 31 lending banks agreed requirements for the first quarter of 9.75 9.34 production have been hindered by to defer about f 15 million In interest this year. cheating within its own ranks on the $500 minimum deposit payments on loans and made an "We hope to complete these cartel's price and production One-year tax deferred certificate also available. additional loan of $12 million to the negotiations within the next several quotas. company's principal subsidiary, weeks. In addition, we are actively The Commerce Department said Western Union Telegraph Co. pursuing other cash sources, includ- total construction spending rose to a The actions by the banks complete ing sales of assets," Leventhal said. seasonally adjusted annual rate of the first phase of a restructuring of "We have never suggested that $322.2 billion in November, up from 6-11 Months Western Union's outstanding bank the resolution of our current an October rate of $318.8 billion. debt which exceeds $300 million, financial difficulties is going to be The 1.1 percent November in- % something that comes quickly ... annual* company officials said. Still, they crease followed a slight 0.03 percent yield on said additional measures are needed We're going to be working on this for October gain and nearly equaled a 9.30 8.93 to help the company out of Its a while," said company spokesman 1.2 percent August Increase. Con- financial difficulties. Warren R. Bechtel. struction activity since last spring $500 minimum deposit The new loan Is guaranteed by the Word of the new loan and deferred has been essentially flat, primarily Six-month tax deferred certificate also available. corporation and the guaranty, as interest payments comes In the because of a pronounced slump in well as the corporation's existing wake of weeks of grim news for the housing construction caused by high debt to the banks, is secured by a 144-year-old company. interest rates. lien on the corporation's assets. Late in November and last month, Analysts said the big gains in The loan is due March 28 while the the company announced the August and November pointed to Insured Money Fund interest is due April 1, officials said. cancellation of a $100 million bank better times ahead. Western Union also said it has credit line, the omission of a stock Also yesterday: % quaterly dividend for the first time annual agreed to issue immediately to the —President Reagan, intent on yield on banks warrants to buy 500,000 shares In 35 years, a third-quarter net loss pressing his free-trade ideals and 8.61 8.17 of common stock of the corporation, of 115.5 million, and a request for gaining increased access to pay cuts from its two unions. $2,500 minimum deposit and under certain circumstances, Japanese markets for U.S. goods, warrants to buy an extra 250,000 Union members are to finish met with Prim* Minister Yasuhiro Call or visit any Shadow Lawn office for complete details on all of shares in April. voting by the end of the week on an Nakasone in Los Angeles for talks our savers' choice flexible savings plans.* The warrants are exercisable for agreement calling for pay reduc- on economic and security issues. 10 years from their dates of Issuance tions reported to be about 10 —Crocker National Corp. said It TOLL-FREE INTEREST RATE HOTLINE 1-800-221-1383 percent. and at prices per share equal to 90 expects to post a loss of $215 million 'Interest on certificates shown. Including the Insured Money Fund. Is credited and payable per cent of the average of the daily The present three-year contract for the fourth quarter and has monthly Penalties are imposed for premature withdrawal. closing prices of the common stock ends in July. received an additional $375 million for specified measuring periods. Bechtel said that if the company advance from its major share- "We are pleased that we have won the wage concessions and holder, London-based Midland Bank been able to complete this critical additional financing arrangements PLC. The projected loss is nearly first step ... The loan consummated from the banks it would be In "an four times larger than the $57.2 today helps the corporation meet Its improved position." million Crocker lost in the final Immediate cash needs," Robert W. He declined to comment on why quarter of 1983. Leventhal, Western Union's newly the company was able to win the -Steel production fell to 1 185 elected chairman of the board and financial arrangements Just weeks million tons in the holiday-shortened chief executive officer, said yester- after the $100 million credit line was week ended Dec. 29, a decrease of day; canceled. 12.3 percent from the previous Financial analysts have suggested week's 1.351 million tons, the Ameri- DM I* technical Affinities that western Union's problems stem can Iron and Steel Institute re- beyosrf oar coatrol, we are maaMe tp from a combination of bad luck, ported.The industry's production amounted to 45.7 percent of capacity A Loan Association* provide a complete llttiaf of Iraas- poor management, and a fast- Offices throughout Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex Counties actlms o« the New York aid changing l*>', communications indus- during the week, compared with 52.2 percent in the previous week. Member nuc American Stock Exchanges. try. B8 The Dtity Register THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1985 HAGAR CROSSWORD

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THUrWUAT KHIMC IIMC TELEVISION TODAY 7:00 7:30 8:00 1 8:30 0:00 I 9:30 10:00 10:30 CSS Mm Nrtsts Uegun.r>l SmnlSenon Knots LndMg • Chen |*gntCourt Hastiiataui a NBC MM FeMffaud CoatwStnt FaMyTlal . • MOM *«* "WoHsn" Erie Pinpoint (not fur- Davidson, comedlen A. • MOVC *** "Mrs B_ U'A'S'H MFene/ mut Mua» MnOrMn Mass (1981. Suepeue) Albert suit"). Whitney Brown, actor Itya Miniver' (1942, Drama) Baakln. Qreer Qaraon, Walter Pld- ABCNm EM Tortgbt McM "Wota" wim miSff COMPANY Flnney. Diane Vanora 9:300 NMHT COURT An unwel- come visitor jeopardizes • CHARLE'S ANOELS DeHa Neaa UMt'TMCNUtMar" •MOT TO HART • MOVE www "War And BUIIe's attempt to cheer up • ABC NEWS MQHTLME KlJCCFRANKLM - o Peace" (Part 2 ol 2) (1958. the judge, who feels hla fi BURNS AND ALLEN S MOVC ** "Blondle JaMrwre M-Nsaa Movie "Condommum" MUM MM HAPPY IJAVS AOAJN • HONEYMOONERS Drama) Audrey Hepburn. friend* have overlooked his HHe The Jackpot" (1960. • MadM/Latver LheFrornTMIM. MSfflLUCYIHOW Hawy Fonda. birthday. • MOVC**)* "KIssThs Comedy) Penny Singleton. I • LIVE PROM THE MET • NHL HOCKEY Philadel- Qlrla And Make Them Die" Arthur Lake Compen, WKrV UMr "Wifcoma To Hard TkiM" Video Fuck Nl GaHry 8:30 S ONE DAY AT A TME "Alda" Leontyne Price. phia Flyere at Calgary (1987. Adventure) Mlchsel TMC MOVC *** "The a u OomatPyla A.0r»Mi NBA Beaatbal: WeWngun auku at Clemand CaMHn r *- "ATVra.^. Fkvenia Coesotto. Jamas Connors. Dorothy Provine. Princess And The Pirate" as L McCncksn. Simon Estes. tftOOeS KNOTS LANDMQ Val USA MAKE ME LAUGH (1046. Comedy) Bob Hope. M'A'S'H Tail MOM "THkiTMSeMa" |NHl Hockey: Finn at Flemei- John Macurdy and Dlmlul achieves a romantic con- 12:00 • EYE ON HOLLYWOOD Virginia Mayo a \ iM'A't'H Kavrakos are featured In quest; Qehreeton tries to RAONO PROM YONK- 2:10 SHOW MOVIE **** •M SpoCtr SoaadVMi Mvnanti BOJdng: LM Irom AMntic City. N J iMOVCAH "The Lin thla periormanca ol Verdi's enlist dreg's political clout "The Beat Years Of Our com Conspiracy" (19/7. tragic opera about a woman for the Empire Valley STAR TREK Lives" (1848, Drsma) MO MnaContd MMsnwm Honk "Ona Flaw Ovai TM Cuttoo • MM" Drama) Bradford DWman. Ion between love end patri- project: Abby oHere Joshua Fredrlc March, Dana US* PjdloitQO Ongnet CoHgi BUcilbel Urn SI.« All-SUn t Ski We* Sun otic duty. James Levme • a weekly television spot. Q Andrews. SHOW MOV* *** "Q,.. conducts. Sublltled In Eng- a HU. 8TREET BLUES USA RADIO 1990 (R) 2:26© MOVC **» "WUSA" me Movie Conld Mow "Heat And Dual" MOM gory** «rt" (tssi, coms- Chief Daniels hints that 12:06 0 MOVC * "The Puma (1970, Drama) Paul New- MM "Oregon/i DM Com a MM "lougn Enougrr BroMrl Boar re dy) Gorton John Sinclair, • MOVC ** "Welcome Furillo may become the next Man" (I960. Science Fic- man, Joanne Woodward. DM Hepburn. poHce chiel; a would-be tion) Donald Pleesence, 2:300 SALLY JESSY RAPHA- 3:00 OCA! 8:38© CAROL BURNETT AMD To Hard Times" (1987. 3-30 Q TREASURE HUNT Adventure) Henry Fonda. mayoral candidate Walter George Alton. EL Scheduled: a bartender, MOVIE **» "Deeper 111 ONE STEP BEYOND Janice Rule. becomes s pest st the12:16 TMC MOVC **v> "Some- a hairstylist and a cab driv- ate Journey" (1942. Adven- 3:36 TMC MOVE **w "Meet 7:001 polle. (R) where In Time" (1980, Fan er talk about the people 2E± • MOVE *•* "Tall In lure) Errol Flynn. Ronald And Duel" (1983, Romance) ABBOTT AND CO8TEL- The Saddle" (1844. Weal- • NEWS taay) Christopher Reeve, who ask their advice. (R) Reegen. Julie Christie, Christopher «:W O HERE'S LUCY I M*A-3-H em) John Wayne. Ella • 20/200 Jsne Seymour. SMWSQ Raines. • MDEPENDENTNEWS 12:20© MOVC * "Doctors' I DALLAS USA COLLEGE BASKET- • VBEOROCK Wives" (1971, Drama) Dyan IJEFFERS0N3 BALL Mississippi Slats si USA MOVC ** "The Cannon, Richard Crenna. _ MACNBL / LEHRER Alabama Birmingham Eddie Cepre Mysteries: 12:300 LATE NMHT WITH NEW8HOOR TMC MOVC **K "Heat Dying Declaration" (1978, DAW LETTERMAN Sched- S THREE'S COMPANY And Dust" (1983. Romsnce) Mystery) Vincent Bsggslts, uled: aportscaster Marv USA RADIO 1W0 Julie Christie. Christopher Bsrbsrs Ruah. Albert, comedian Wil 7:OS97jQOMERPYlE Caxenove. SHOW BROTHERS g Shriner 7:30 AWHEEL OF FORTUNE SHOW MOVC ** "Tough 10:20 © WORLD AT WAR • STARSKY AND HUTCH BFAMLVFEUO Enough" (1983, Drsma) 10:30 Q NEWS • ENTERTAINMENT 8 ALL IN TOE FAJvSLY Denma Queld. Carlene Wel- • NNHTOAUERY TOMGHT Featured: Jane • ENTERTAINMENT kin. TMC MOVIE + + V, Alexander. TONK3HT Featured: Jane 8:080 NBA BASKETBALL "Twilight Time" (1983. Dra- JACKE GLEASON I Alexander. Washington Bulleta at ma) Karl Maiden, Jodl 8 MOVC *** Sahara" • MOEPENOENT NEW8 Cleveland Cavsliers Thelen (1943. Advenlurejqi Hum- • WKRPMCMCMNATI 8:30© FAKM.Y TC8 Alex's SHOW BEST OF BIZARRE phrey Bogart." Bruce Ben- I TAXI inlsluellon with an unwed nett. ' USADRAQNET expectant mother gets out USA SEEMO STARS 8 00 • MAQNUM. P I ol hand when he begins • TAXI 12:36 SHOW MOVC * "The Filth B C08BY SHOW DtniM planning lor their tile togeth- • SERGEANT M.KU Floor" (1980, Drama) Bo oilers lo make a copy of an er aa a Isroiry • 000 COUPLE Hopkins, Disnne Hull. e>penslve designer shin so SRJTUALS • BIZARRE 1:00 • MOVC * « v, "The Css- Theo can Impress his Istesl MOVC **H "The USA QONQ SHOW (R) Illian" (1983, Adventure) ojrllrlend. (R) Child Steeler" (1979. Drs- SHOW MOVC *** "O. Cesar Romero, Frankie S PM MAGAZINE An ms) Bssu Bridges. Blair The Wlngsd Serpent" Avalon. Interview wllh airihor Jackie Brown. (1982. Fantasy) Michael • THE SAINT Colllna ("Hollywood Moriarty. David Carradine. J TWILIGHT ZONE Wives"); the outcome ol ftooaaMONisMON O CHEERS Carla 11:20 ©WORLD AT WAR USA AUTO RACMQ "ARCA * psychic predictions mads 11:300 NEWHART Dick. George 150" (Irom Atlanta, Georg- lor 1B64 announces she's pregnsnt alter a whirlwind romsnce and Kirk plan to aee a pro- ia) (R) leeeional basketball game 1:30 Q NEWS Q Albert Flnney Gregory with Frasier't doctor Iriend. • MERV OMFFM Sched- In Boston while Josnns snd 0 HOGAN'S HEROES * Hlnss Chilling Drama! uled: Elliott Gould, author Leslie mind the inn. (R) O MOEPENOENT NEWS Beware 'Woltenl' Pram Arthur C. Clarke ("2010"). O T0NK3HT Host Johnny 2:00B CBS NEWS comedienne Julie Dees. Carson. Scheduled: John MQHTWATCH It's Presley's birthday — SPEAKING OF DAVIDSON - Singer and actor Channel 8. and at 3:30 and 8 p.m. Feb. 26 on w John Davidson meets with Arlene Herson at the Dimension Cable Television Channel 6. He will Golden Nugget, Atlantic City, to tape a segment of discuss the unusual living arrangement he has with and fans get surprise gift' "Getting to Know You With Arlene Herson" which his family, his successful career as an entertainer, will air at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Cable and how his parents influenced his choice of a Television Network of New Jersey; at 8 p.m. Jan. profession. BY UNDA DEUTSCH a jam session on a bare stage with anything to say or sing. What If I 20 and 24 on Storer Cable Communications Elvis and his faithful backup men walk out and nothing happens?" LOS ANGELES (AP) - The year singing the songs they loved best. Binder convinced him to go on. was IMS. Elvis Presley, "The King" The result is electrifying, an "Once he went out there and of rock n' roll, the living legend, intimate glimpse of Elvis at ease, began singing, it was wonderful to had long ago gone Hollywood — MOVIE TIMETABLE lean and handsome in a black watch the confidence ooze back into putting aside TV and records for leather suit, cracking jokes, talking him," Binder says. unexceptional but lucrative movies. Information tor the movie timetable la music and, most of ail, singing in a Although the producer fought to RT. S CINEMA III — At S3, he was facing a TV comeback. provided by thutar operators. 8lnc* roovlea arc SHRIWSeuttV PLAZA CINEMA II — voice at the peak of its power only include the jam session in the 1968 •ublect to ch«no«. it la recommended that reed- City Hul |PQ) 7:25. 8:30 City Heal (PO) 7:30. 8:30 "I sensed a great fear in Elvis of nine years before his death. special, NBC vetoed it due to time era call the theater to confirm correct timea. RT. S CINEMA IV - SHREWSSURV PLAZA CINEMA HI — Plnocchlo (01 7 00. 8:45 Johnny DanQeroualy (PO-13) 8:00. 10 00 going on TV and failing," recalls There are renditions of, "That's constraints. A few minutes of the MONHOUTH COUNTY HOWELL Steve Binder who became Elvis' AMRDUN TOWNSHIP TOWN — All Right Mama," "Heartbreak tape were shown after Elvis' death SnUkTHHOIII CINEMA I — Terminator (R) 7:20. 8:30 MIDDLESEX COUNTY producer for his important "come- Hotel," "Lawdy Miss Clawdy," in 1977, but this is the first airing of Plnocchlo (O) 7:00. 8:45 COUNTRY - EDISON (TRATHMOM CINEMA II- Plnocchlo 10) 7:00. 8 45 MENLO PARK CINSMA I — back special." "Trying to Get to You" and one the entire segment which also will Tarmlnalor IR| 7:30. 0:30 LONO BRANCH 8tarman (PQ) 1:00. 3:10, 5:20. 7:40. 10:00 "He had not been on the record never recorded by Elvis, "Going Asautav PARK LOMO BRANCH I — MSNLO PARK CINSMA II — be marketed as an RCA video. B«v«rly Him Cop (R) 7:20. 8:30 Johnny Dangeroutly (PO-131 1:25. 3:35. 5 20. charts for a couple of years, and the LYRIC I — Up, Going Down," that capture the As Binder points out, the show has All Male Adult Fllma (XXX) continuous from LONO BRANCH II — 7 20. 800. 10:35 movies were Just about over," says noon through M 30 pm Braekln' 2: Electric Boogaloo |PO) 7:30. 8:30 WOOOBRIOOS gutsy rhythm n blues origins of added value now, capturing for CINEMA I — LYRIC II — MIDDLETOWN Binder. "... he told me thuPxle had Elvis' sound. posterity — "the indefinable magic, Ail Qlrl Adult Fllma (XXX) contlnuoua Irom Beverly Him Cop (R) 1:15. 3:15. 5:15. 7:30. made him. He hadn't been on TV in noon through 11:30 p.m. UA MtoDurrowN i — 8:45 Binder, who was 23 In 1968 and the reason why there's an Elvis PARK CINEMA — Bavarly Hllla Cop (R) 1:00. 7:30. 9:30 CINEMA || — 10 years and he was unsure whether Presley only once in a lifetime." Two Hot Ne» Straight Fllma IXXX) contlnuoua UA MIDOLSTOWN II — City Heat (PO) 2:00. 400. 6:00. S 00. 10:00 who has since become an Emmy from noon through 1:30 p.m. Cotton Club (R) 1:00. 7 00. 8 30 they would accept him again." UA MIOOLETOWN III — winning producer of multiple TV ATLANTIC HIQMLANOS SOMiRHT COUNTY Accept him they did, but the NBC (Editor's Note: Linda Deutscb, ATLANTIC CINEMA I - Dune (PO-13) 1:00. 7:00. 8:30 UA MIDDLETOWN IV — SOMERSET .#•»• specials with top stars, clearly an AP special writer and former Plnocchlo (O) 7 00, «:46 RUTQERS PLAZA CINEMA I - special that audiences saw then was ATLANTIC CINEMA II — City Heat IPO) 1:15. 7:15. 8.15 treasures his brief time with Elvis. UA MIDDLETOWN V - Beverly Hllla Cop (R) 1:40. 3:45, 5:45, 7:50, just a fraction of what had been resident of Monmouth County, N.J., Terminator (B| 7:30, 8:30 10:00 IATONTOWN SUrman (PQ) 1:00. 7:15. 8 15 taped. The rest, it was believed, had The improvisation, he recalls, was president of an Elvis Presley COMMUNITY I — UA MIDOLETOWN VI — RT was "an afterthought," added to the fan club as a teen-ager.) Oune (PQ-13) 7:15. 0:50 Flamingo Kid (PQ-13) 1:15. 7:30, 8.30 been thrown away. COMMUNITY II - UA MIDOLETOWN VN — more traditional, big-production Braafcln' 2: Elactrlc Boogaloo (PQ) 1:1S, 7 15. Falling In Love IPQ) 2:00. 4:00. 5 00, « 00. Now, It years later, an extra hour Cotton CluD (R) 7:30, 9:45 8:15 10:00 of Elvis, rediscovered in a vault at special. OCEAN TOWNSHIP RUTQERS PLAZA CINEMA IV — 'Working'' auditions •AST BRUNSWICK MAVIEW SOUARC CINSMA I — Sterman (PQ) 1:10. 3 20. »:25. 7 40 OHO NBC, Is being aired for the first "Elvis lived at NBC for a week •RUNSWICK SQUARE CINEMA I — Beverly Hllla Cop |R) 7:40. 8 50 RUTQERS PLAZA CINBMA V - time in its entirety as a Home Box when we were taping," Binder Slarman (PQ) 100. 3:15. 5:20. 7 45. 10:00 SEAVIBW SQUARE CINSMA II - MIDDLETOWN - Open auditions •RUNSWICK SQUARE CINEMA II - 2010IPQI7 50. 10:00 SiSSfi^?iNkSAVf Office special to mark what would recalls. "Every night after the City Heel IPO) 9:00. 3:95. 5:40. 7:30. 8:30 MIODLIBROOK I — 2010 (PQ) 1:00. 3:10. 5:15. 7:30. 9 45 for the Kings Players production of FREEHOLD Terminator (R) 7 20. 8:30 have been Elvis' 50th birthday. show, Elvis would get in the the Studs Terkel-Stephen Schwartz FREEHOLD CINEMA • - MIODLEBROOK II — dressing room with the musicians Dune IPO-131 7M5, 8:50 Plnocchlo (0) 7:00. 8:45 "It's like discovering a bank musical, "Working," will be today FRUHOLD CINEMA e — RED BANK account you didn't know you had and they would start singing old R and Monday at the King of Kings Cotton Club (R) 7 20, 8:45 RBO BANK MOVIBS I — FREEHOLD CINEMA a - 2010 IPQ) 7:20. 8 35 opened," says Binder. "Here if one n B songs. I thought, if only I had 'CITY HEAT'IS Lutheran Church, Cherry Tree and Beverly Mill. Cop (H| 7:20. 8:30 RED BANK MOVIES II — hour of the man, with no frills, a hidden camera in there.' That was Harmony roads, from 7 to 9 p.m. FREEHOLD CINEMA S - Protocol (PQ) 7:30. 8 30 2010 IPO) 7:20. 8:35 SHREWSBURY showing why he was so special ... the germ of the idea." Roles are available for girls and FREEHOLD CINEMA S — SHREWSBURY — DYNAMITE!" It's the greatest tribute that could After much coaxing, Elvis and his Mlckl * Maude (PQ-13) 7:25. 8:45 Starman (PQ) 7:40. 8:50 m Seagw AJJC rv GOOD MO*aty.\G women, men and boys, age 10 FREEHOLD CINEMA S - be paid to him." manager, Col. Tom Parker, agreed through 70. Protocol (PQ) 7:35. 8:35 RT. S CIHCMA I — ATLANTIC STRATHMORE The HBO special, "Elvis: One to tape an Informal jam session. But Those auditioning for the former Braakln- 2: Ettctrlc Boogaloo |PQ) 7:30. 8:30 Night With You," which will be Elvis almost backed out. Broadway show should have a song RTS CINEMA II- Slarman (PQ) 7:20. 8:40 TWIN 291 0,46 TWIN 583-1141 shown seven times begining Jan. S "Five minutes before we were to prepared for the audition. Any ATLANTIC HWY 14 awrP/dlng his birthday of Jan. S, is go on, I got a panicked message that music is acceptable. HIGHLANDS ABERDEEN an invaluable addition to the Presley Elvis wanted to see me," Binder The show will be performed April legend. remembers. "He said, I think we 18 to 20 and 25 to 27 at the ALL SEATS S2.00 It is essentially an improvisation. made a mistake. I can't think of Middletown church. PiflOCChK) 7:00-8:45

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Presbyterian Church Hall. the Keansburg High School parking WINNING. 3U Sycamore An., Shrewsbury (1/2 lot. Cost 115; rebate 110 in quarters. JANUARY IS - SUNDAY YOU'LL HAVE WOODS block east off Rt. ») DJ. not buffet. « food coupon, U deferral. For res- St. Gerard Guilds of America tele- HAMtON IMPLEX Donation ». Starts 8t» p.m. ervations, call M644M or 4*5-2940 thon for starving people of Ethiopia, A GREAT TIME!" LMWOOO isVBC *•• -rVCnllim. AMOV FWLIIMMM in tCttCMJ. Sponsored by the Keansburg High 12 noon-11 p.m., Channel 8. Super aHAmii QlNfUiCMliM ntIlMOi.6 IRS MOHNINT, NEWS. CIS-TV sWVMtvXLl HI tm MMLOnt MjMOi JANUARY I iai 7 - School Booster Club guests and entertainment. Help-Help- OpfR C*fu CMHW MWH FRIDAY A MONDAY Help. Kings Players easting VFW 2179 Flea Market, 9 a m.-4 males/females, ages 10-70, for Studs p.m., at post building, Hwy. M A mestlng will be held In St. Agnes Terkcl/Stepben Schwartz musical (East). Port Monmouth (nest to Church Hall, Atlantic Highlands, at J ^ "Wording" on Jan. * A 7,7-» p.m., at AAPI. Reservations It per Uble Call 2:99 p.m. to show a film and present Kings of Kings Lutheran Church. 241-MB. the details of our trip on the Missis- t; O L II I t H A \V N Cherry Tree Farm A Harmony Rds.. sippi Queen, June 21-27. Call JANUARY t, 7 A I — MkSdietown. Have song prepared. SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY Bi-otravvi-om Performances April It. 1». 10, B, M PROTOCOL Monmouth Civic Cbonn auditions JANUARY 22 - TUESDAY for new chorus members on Sun., "La Cage Am Folle" men. seat JANUARY « — SUNDAY Jan. t, at 2 p.m., and Toes., Jan. t, at and bus. W>. Leave St. Mary's. New Unity of Red Bank Unity is now in 7 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church. Monmoutb, • p.m. 7(7-tlM/7l7-Mt2. Sr ^^ lpW«nttd M Sltuatlont Wanted •2 71 MtrchaiMlM F>m«lt lerlala MAINTENANCE I—Oil - GET VISA/MC m » i WE WANT YOUI... VW do troniiiQ *w wtaW cccMRtN> told, lent aloammj, some aook- mg Mrl-7907 altor 9 p.m. WILL BABYSIT - In my Aaar- BRIAKFAJIT OR DtNtN*) TAJK1 _ Beats 9, bevatad atoaa lea. Classified about II now PhoneJ42-1700 DOII.»30AM ToSPM M top 4 in the Red untma: oil* a-m.^ p.m., S2i5«H M Situations UiaaAOll^jTCHPOLIJi^ I Long Branch II HtlpWlflfrd 9:10 a.m-1 p.m.. Wanted Mai* ASSISTANT OARPENTRY — Paneling, doers, MAN TAM NOTICE. HIM sandowa, repalra. mmor plumb- DIRECTOR Wa tutor o aooa Inaanuvs pro- Ing t atoa. Rgsannahla ratoa. (14,11""' Praa mi. 2*4-9739 OF NURSING rtii'irrSr.r" '•*^ ttAaf (VsafMBttn'ri fapTw^JnUnsJ OQnTV I River Rd Fair Haven kl our IraMarn CAM, TRUCK. VANS — woah- ad, waxad 4 poaahed. Inekto tocn#ys fDC VIIMS 0*0*00111 John H. «kBstelrrBsffk4 * 1r^ftjlje^#w A/Vy CaaToaV 71 Marchandlsa _.. Ml apply 10 •» any modal. MO. Lkno sagrrty for Sal. Jury 4 banana. CBMoaj orten- HOMEMAKERS wa, Ouanty wart, uuoiaiitaW. •MM *t ««HIBHM JMCHI latlon/nurelng 291-9191 ' ot Long BVenoh.tor o(• a •»*»• to STUDENTS MAN * TRUCK FCR HIRE - 1 ROUND TRIP AIRIINS i 0Me>> family aonool, naansburg 797.1017 or leavkeTsend roai MOONLIGHTERS CEPTIONIST - tvarv _ Uk up 4 deliver light hauMg. oanjrucud on ol Mining. Nursing _ -97-0*49 MM demoimona. Vonto. • known M L pnasas Alao of Rad Bank oauon ma, appaar at ma lima etoody ney "Wf*. fflffM - - _pla. apanmant • aalary Mili- My Home m Keypori. 197 Shrowabury Ava. 441-144* plaoa aforesaid, and may Contact ton *""'•*****! WORKING antes, baasnunbl. oaragaa. 4 tary pratarrad Eatontown Motor gutter s olesnid. palnSng. Aak tor •nan ba glvagiven an opportunity to PonUac, MS Broad Bt. Had AT HOME Lodga, 941-7910, N OR LPN M/F — 3 to 11 ahrlt, "••iiit ANDERSEN WINDOWS Bank. 741-8iaO. I. tringa oanaffia. can AIMnW ABYSITTER - 1 day par waak, Danny 741-201* or IBS 2991 DOOM — 4 Atrium doors 40* ba haaid MUSICAL SALES - For guttar fc s T pj • 4 I ZAOER. FUCHS. LECKSTEIN * IDEAL FOR boys (oaaa 141U nan otd) K discount DapoaH tuKy inaurad. y ostthtjfst M1-3WQ BABYSITTER WANTED - > . I-OS00. Man. through Prl. only. taVaawToan 442-3014 Delivery r-*66-9tl-«7O7 KAUFF. ATA Fitness Center, Hwy. SENIOR CITIZENS partanoad. Can 9-4 441-0729 Attorneystot in . Applicant to 4. MMdletown. 1/7/49 B NEED EXTRA CASH? —PT work ABYSITTER NEEDED — For 7 ANTIOUE CENTER oe Rod Bank . cesl 4 K goTtsaingK«gingK«O By: MICHAEL ft LECKSTEIN a-m. 4 12 p.m. 10 AND UMSON — Entarprlslng young- mo. old m my homo, t day par 2M W. Pront BL-3 buHdtnga Jan.] lu 7« on homo phonmono program, Flax ALSO.vnen'e weddkueddkuj rtnetne, 14 « wsntad. You will ba running w>. Stoning m Jan. 291-9147: 61 Business 190 doelera 9I1-4H* Cel BARTENDED — Short ordor RETIRED PEOPLE Mo. Earn up to 410 porhour own bualnaas whlla aarnmg gold. Asking 9250 Cel cook Experienced nalp wamad. ara looking tor you to rom ua HH or 643-7649 a. trips and cash, BABYSITTER NEEDED — Must Opportunity Itoma bought, ask tor Ouy 222-1191. 22T Highlands Full tjma. good pay Can Btt you an|oy _ ixlng on lha tata- ha only raqulramanta ar* that FRAMIBUSINBSS POR SALEI APPLIANCES — Jtorrtgerataia, DININO ROOM TABLE — S •202 hona and woulMd lIlka to aam PUBLIC NOTICE you era at laaat 11 yaara ok) and 1 Can 599-923S or 434-39*9 Indudes an stock machinery, of- kkevee/pedo. 9 chairs. Buffet araga part-fJma moome, " raady to work, 4 Ouaranloed. 4100 4 up. Can Pursuantto Chapte r Two. Sec. BARTENDER/BARMAID - a call Call Jentoe ai CHILD CARE-In my Saa Bright Boe equtpmant end ownera ad- M*6 Also. 20 qL dehumMlfler sign up. can 942-4000. Ext vtoa and balnlng This dettvor. Wi sail by tha Oolden 1190 6.00b BTU eu oond. to lion 2-12 ol the Public Housing Expo, wight and day ahlft. Apply 2-4000 ait. 217. homo for al W yaar oM Mon- RukM 4I0-2M7 Occupancy Handbook ~' Copper Kates. 1*3 Rlv- Equal Oppty Emptoyar M/F ey, WaJiaaUol * avary onrtar would be seed tor * oaeement window lioo Drnmi REV The Housing Aui a.. Rad Bank. '' i. 9:10-10 p.m. Must hava ion or Ins paraon w AUCHO 4 V1DEOJIQUIPMENT — room cWndaker, 13*0 the Borough of Highlands, IURANCE PERSONAL LINES ATTENTION! Can 747-19*0 on a p.m. _.JUC flair. Asking prtoo • ftOCeMAOf V9#, OeMnO fTrOwevW 294-3491 located at (25 Watarwlteh Av- BOOKKEEPER — Ofltoa mgr CRETABY - Eap rtacaaaary 9139.000 Call our ofnoe tor FuH-nma. Apply m parson: Ptaaaa manbon THE REGISTER aateemon samples tor eato by MNMOj SET -9 enue. Highlands New Jersey ww lABYSITTEP. WANTED - In my more dataaa. msnufactursrs rep. Us oavkkaa. Olobal Co. Inc. S421 Bunaal ihan raprylngto 4 Ptl • •tQntown horn* tor 2 ohNdron. CENTURY 21 COZENS. chairs China cabinet Pure oak be accepting new appiicatjona Also a Sony S' proleooon TV for housing st the Jennie Parker AM., Oosan Twp. 922-43*3. amptoymant ad. Days 5519-9191 9 or >n •Inoapandantly Ownad" NITOR WANTED — lor bowl. model KV7200. Baal o Manor until further nottoe by NURSES M/F - If you an highly ATTENTION! 1M-0790. •11 River Rd., Pair Haven direction of the Board of Com. nos. mldnlorll to • A» " 741-79*9 291-9754. wonwi'i dreeesr tstlh frv-rtchtng s week. Muat ba raw moavotod 4 cars about paopto EXPERIENCED — Mother WM BEDROOM SET - Dining room ftiirrof wttii shelves* MQM itsoo. mloalonore al tha regular meet- BOYS/GIRLS this K>b la lor you Wa ara a > mormon THE REGISTER provlda ahad cara in har MkMto- ing on December 17th 1994 and willing to work. Apply Airport m raptytng to a Rs RESTAURANT - Long Branch t living room sat Call aflar 10 A* amiaamrlaa Lota ol chn- Plan Lanao. Rl M HaHat national waighi loss aarvtoo Wat town homo. Euananl igtonii- drentoloeilng 4 etc. 14*1141 7th thru 10th grades has an averting position tor you. oceanfrom. 150-200. tun AM 496-9407 Lola Thornton Moato provided. 291.1OSI .hen, bar. baaomonl-nowlM Executive Director WORK AFTER SCHOOL 4 SAT. EYPUNCH/KEY TO DISC OP- Can Bath at 3ta-24!a. BEDSIDE COMMODE - 94S DININO ROOM SET - Ethan RATOR8 — Full or part lima. ALESPERSON — For ITURE MINDED WOMEN — bum-long term inaxp toeee. Jan. 2. 3. 4 •IBM EASILY EARN W TO MO pnoe to aaker (not flaxlbla: Raised toeeveeel 4 oetoty stae Alton, dark pins Table, 1 loo.ee WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- days or evening*. South Amboy. NURSES AIOE — Position avall- r department In leading watch 1 yr ok) boy. kl my erme MS. exponent condition ptuo peoMlna. 9 chairs, buffet 4 abto full ama. 74 I 3-tl ahm. wa whUa I work. Hon-amokar, 9325.000-includes liquor license TATION NECESSARY. HOW- 1-30*5. epartment store. Must Mltchen or Kevin 90B-4S2-2SN. Can 747-W7S mornings B-11. Iwtoh. 9140? 2*4-1201 EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN Call for appointmant 471-0177. ust hava own trans. Can aflar KEANSBURO. PORT MON Hilltop Nursing Homo. dependable Pres- JO. ask for Lias. 730-4175 BOXES - CORRUOATEO DOLL HOUSES MOUTH. HAZLET AREAS. THIS glous position. Good LOW RATES For Moving * SlOraoe. end for tt . pointeed bby antoantot INDEX RN — Haad nuroo. FulMlms Induotry, A avanabtotor Xme s 4 altorlto . Lost and Found IS NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR 7-330 atlttl. Proahold Con- 3 Poiwsjtlc Hajlp lal Mtg. raflnanclng. 72 hour ap- salary plus commission. provals 2nd mtoo. • Corp Loa Other etyto do* hauaei i't YEAR OLD - Mala mmad MORE INFORMATION CALL P1MM.IC HOTtta vaoanwr. Sklllad nursing facility. OMPANION/HOUSEKEEPER 542-44*4. MR. TAYLOR art time. Call Tue- Kramer Financial M4-9I Some furnlturs Can 747.7*11. Shepherd • Tarrlor. mining 3 (LEGALSl Pratar •uparvlaory 4 garlatrlc Stoop-m; for oouple In *0-s; woeko. Mack oitn beige. irsing sxp. Call Nursing Ofltoa: hurs, 10-5:30. 922-4748 aifiwMt ICWRI, in 0004 heeltfii Answers to Petie Can 2912563 BUS DRIVERS P/T — Immadlato 1-5217 lor Intorvkasi bilwosn opanlng. 4-S nrs par day Typa 1 mcuiioTieti 431-5217 for Irnarvtaw tjslwssn rs. McCowat. aery bso. appAoant rnuat 11 s m .4 p.m. Position avail. tVfj, tiQPt 000*1 in,^, some pev* lloanaa raqulrad. will vain. KMal 6 Loll and Found SALES — Sao our ad undar raal FREE FOUND ADS tor newly retired Apply Hi paraon 1/14/45 1 rnuat bt Aa a OOI»HIO to our community, 9 Special Nonces aatata halp wontad Cantury 21 kind, honeol. al Rannay School. IM Hops Rd NURSES AIOE |M/F| — Call-In Cocana Aganoy. Tha Daily Pieglelor <• offering a Tinton FaHs. balwaan 10 4 9. I? Tiivel Tunspwunon position for alt shifts Apply At- NURSING/MEDICAL FREE Ulna FOUND ad for 4 15 Instruction lantic Highlands (parsing Home. ECRETARY/BOOKKEEPCR — oom/betn/TV; Spring Laka; IV* daya undar our Loat a Found BUS BOY8/OIALS -I ^1- • 1* ja\a»^ofc««»aY~ " blocks torm ooaan. Con 14 yaara or oldar. avaa. hra. MMMtHMKniMT 4 Mlddlatown Avs . Atlantic High- iVP*ny •• MT •, OfVajfoV oloaafflcalton. lands. 10-4 only Mon.-Frl. 202-293-1S43 collect Mon.to Prl . Tha Register appraciataa your Can »I-IHO ?i Business Service utias. light bookkaaplng knowt- 9.10 4 8:10. POSITIONS AVAILABLE honaaty 4 wl* do IIS part In find- 22 •ftsaOalts dga. Rad Bank araa. Salary BUYER -ELECTRO-MECHAN- NURSES mmanaursto with ability ino tft# ottQ\t\Mi own- ICAL ooniponeflts A\Ad msi*"j*a%Ji call ua at 942.1700 anomiiT • sand raaumato: Sac - Experience required Non-amok, RN'S & LPN'S M/F atary. PO Box 139. Holmdal. NJ 51 Help Wanieo Uiie or EVENINGS •LACK 4 WHITE MALAMUTE ing otnoa. Sand rooumo 4 aaxavy CERTIFIED 733 . , lady from 7:30am-2pm. 9 FULL TIME • PART TIME HUSKY — with maak facial requirements to Boa No. U-4S*. Female NURSrS AIDES ECRETARY — Mlddlatown days pr/wk Car 4 fotoiaiiuoo marklngt 4 brown coHar. my Raglelai. 52 BaoysiningyChilrJ Cue HOMEMAKERS raqulradssw,. Can 971-0441 FMggW. R 01 EOE 53 Oomeslic Help HOUSEKEEPERS 4 LIVE-INS uot typo. 671-0941 •ouno CaH HM2-274i I M/F OUSECLEANER - Headed im- RN's • GN's • LPN's • QPN's • AIDES CARPENTER — With aomo 54 Snuaiions Wamed ECRETART — FuU Una. adlalaly. 2 dan a waak. 9 -OUNO BOO 12/29 - Metawan. akp.4 own trans to work on re- female Fun or parl-tlma. nosdsd for Nonharn Monmouth Araa. High genltatton eaeke top nualtHeti m.-S p.m.. Mon. 4 Wad PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES. Me. emale, grey 4 beige. modallng toba. Can 530-0146 55 Snuaiions Warned Male alary lor growing poe- atorrad Must ba dapandabM ype. Owner please can pay. no faa. CaH for Intarvlow at CARPTENTERS HELPERS - 56 Situanoos warned Paoplo Csrs. 244 Broad St.. Rad . i/company. Self-eterter. ust drrva. 96 par hr. Can sftor 6 Explore the opportunities. Contact the participating recruiters in this tocfeted Humane Society mouvated. oonhdent Individual. m. *7t-0M*. 122-0100 avantad lor Rad Bank proMO Male/Female Bank. 530-1*94. or 600 Union DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. Can S72-M1S. 57 Child C«ie/Nursery Ava.. Rt 71. Brtollo 529-9432 Dependable teem player Salary OUSEKEEPER — Sleep In 5vt -OUNO — Small black female negotiable Reeume to PO Box CAR WASH ATTENDANTS — Schools NURSE — RN/LPN. M/F. 11-7 day*. 44 hra, 1*2*4 weakly Plus log Shadow Lake area Young. 71. LltSe Snver. NJ 07730. free room end board. Qenerol -ail-mannered Light bluecokar Apply Contaa Mlddlatown Car nNUKUL P/T. MUII hava axp. Qorlatrtc • 14 Hwy 39. Mlddlatown ECRETARY — For legal eec- Ideenlng. laundry, 000k- Mr Fonmunar/Wra. Barrowa Peraonnol Oept :sll 542-0040 or 7414044. 61 Business Opportunity Ptaaaa apply In parson at Eaton. Sony Fadtonheuer. RN. BA town Convolaocont ctr. 13*etarlel training with growing ng. preparing meela. child care ALL HEALTH CARE 62 Monoiges Qrant Ava,. Eaton town. hrewabury lew firm. Senary I orklng parents. 1 mo. axp. and HIVERVIEW MCDCAL CENTER SERVICES. INC haired black written rare, required 511-4629 KIM6ERIY NURSES. INC note cat. vicinity Hoimdel Park, 63 Money To Loan beneflta during training. Exc 4» Eatt Mam Strsst 14 Union 91 19Kln*eHWf URSE — RN. M/F. 11-7 Must oppt'y to enter a new career wrth epprox 1 wk. ago Can _ 64 Honey WanIM Freehold. NJ 07T2I Red Bank. NJ O770I MlddJetoan, NJ 07741 Me-4913. CLERICAL — Perron Dept to hava oxp. In oarlatrlc nursing potential for edvoncemenl 4 Situation* 12011 UO-2200/2222 1201) 971-4400 • apply In paraon al: Eaton- Pteaeo con Hayt.Hsyt. 4 Landau 12011 7SQ-W41 •OUNO - Mole orange 4 white '*£*** Xrtor^uaee0" 1M 71 Mtfcnandise to Sale town Convglaaoont Ctr.. 13509 * Brood St.. 747-4220tor m - Wanted Famal* c.al Notlctja Aulos For Sale TEACHERS^ SAVElW I0O. ButMore over- LAWN BARON LANDSCAPirfO. ALL-AROUND PAINTINO csoon Sand raauma to: Camrai PART TIME CLERK — Exp natp- i*panamapoa- etook at white, blua, beige. 9- "an Mamtenanoe epedet. Oe- ConorslaPloa.POBo.27.Farm- tul but not nooaoaajry. Apply m ALUMMUM SIOINOj 1«m 565 Flro)Plac«* * lease earvtoe. 2U-7H0. mt la hiring m Ingdala, NJ 0T727 E.O.E READ tOW AD Many opamnoa paraon bolaaan am hours ol 7 raqwrad. Can 411-4)411tor ap - FmonomgAvall. let poyrnantm 9 Woodatova* Wonyo Palnllng, H1-1S91 evea TKRHTMY 3 p.m.. Walsh Farms. 101 Broad EOE S36 Lawn Mown I. 912.00D-4S.00y 0RAFTSPER8ON - _ FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES Can rafundaMa for lob mechanical products Cat St" " ESTIMATE oan CREST HOME PAINTtNO — ITrVPUM TEACHER - Of the hand iMfnnsyS) brtok heeWitM A wtHt Tuna-upa tarlor/axtorlor wok. Free oae- 312 999 4394 Em E-1004. 496-9700 9 a.m.-12 noon. PJDHOOELINO 972-17*9 or r# t The Daily Register will not oe PART-TIME OFFSET PLAT! capped, oan Principal. SS1-BSO0 OfeCk. #IOn# MOOtl. O0A0> aeBT> lERVtCE 1 REPAIR- Snow, leal ineurad. r DRIVER WANTED P/T - Muat responsible lor more than one MAKER - For local no.apapi TEACHER'S ASSISTANT P/T — Repalra. J. Bktck. 291-0037. 741-*010 hava own car. HM In Rad Ban* Waal tor rauraa. 1 dove par wa* S VSfe GET VISA/MC incorrect insertion of any ad- For Day Cera Cantor. 9 day*. 420 Apptianc* W>palr spring. Free pick-up and t-2dayatwk 10 do food shopping early A.M. 7% hra.; Bat night: 573 Fuel Oil rvery C Ragatmoao ol oradH history or vertisement and only when n 1 15-2:49. «* 50/V. Lang Can 2*1-1429 930-9117 O 5 hrs. Write Box L-496. Th only. Catl 2*4-gajQ. 4*6-1177 — No-risk guarsntaa 4 materially »ttects re value ol •MHy rT#oisrt#**, SnfVMttufy, N.. ABC OK.-90 0 gal. ^TsnTXS yaar old corporation llatad ami DRIVERS — #»rt*l 3-4 hra. par 150*01. mm. furniture rork»ohk>» Ca* the ad it it contains an error 07701. Equal Opportunity Em- TEACHER — adenoe. Por I 771 im far traa unman local hullnasa buraau. Inaurad day/3-4 daya par wk. You muat C.0.0. Caaji aray. 63166 Light Hauling call classmen ptoyar M». ate school. Htfh School k> ba ttaalb**. 471-034*. isrtn sdef*os* Pnyelce* ssiei 741200* HOUSES — All ads are restricted 10 their PART TIME DUMP TRUCK OOJVERS — * phiekm To etart Jan. 7. 19 444 Bathroom , For brochure and application proper classification and set Send raaume to: P.O. BOM away. I ITL. Ma. Paper hanger Tamtams 4 tractor tartar drtvars 698 Horn* The Femlnlna Touch send 43tor paatog e end hend- in the regular Daily Register Eatontown, hU. 07714 Ramodallng A 747-112* llng (refundable) to: FAC. MeApply In parson: Oxobal Co.. Inc Free Eat 741-44BX) 3421 Sunast Ava.. Ooaan Twp style ol type Right is reserveo P.O. Bos 104*. Smyrna. Oi - Sovtnga 4 J-oan. 01 CaramlcTII* ADOmofi* — cuniuloea re- BEK* INDUSTRIAL - Residen- 10 edit or retaci any copy or UB 30041-1041 fOT BfllrVfo994 r*RTptl«^ BVI 1. Can 741-4BS4 tial 1 895 Plumbing * ad ATTENTION! 404-947-2*11. ENGINEER JUNIOR - EkKtro- Sulok. dependabki Haatlng IP YOU ARE LOOKING FOR — A Ptoaas manoon THE REOIBTE HOME IMPROVEMENTS tentaerao otneer to enliven your LEOAL SECRETARY — H raplylrni to a Ro 24 HR Emergency Servtoo, 10* Hwowobury araa law ofnoo PARTIAL TO COMPLET1 - 4 DISCOUNT For Seniors CLEANtNO YARDS — CeBers. Jackeon. I do Mrthdoy pantot tro imputee, PO Boa (70. l_ ateos 4 ger ages. Free aoom. woddfnoa. New yeere. aa Bank. NJ 07701 An Equal Op- wtlh 1-4 rears axp Our firm ot PART-TIME TYPIST — Foo r raMng. WrM FQ.'iaars Bl s a Con 0*9 4111 Or 509-4244. oeewna. 747-497/ irlunlty Employ tors on enrec*ve salary together oounang ofttoa. PHat hra. JOHNRO€»INO 715 Rooting 711. Pt WOftX TXTtlOI. CLEAN YARDS EXCELLENT INCOME FOR wet tun boneMa package * 747-0O9*. 447 Cat-pantry Inisrtof /wttftor honie repelre > 8Mlng HOME ASSEMBLY WORK. FOR provldee an exctnng oppfy tor PART TIME - Nuraory « TIM Pinaqn - Cap'dtor 1 CertMoale oi Oooupanoy wot* vture growth Ptaaaa 00* Heyt OOFIHO - VINYL BanNO INFO CALL 901 19S 0*19 " ant. Sun. monlngs from 10:10 _ SSfltr. to 01 ittaraAatyoaaotrepelra. •11M. • * Landau. 90S Broad SI i2:30 p.m.TiO par Butt t ... I K>be t dec Can 97H419 tor liiakulaa. Cat! 741-*797 or •S yra. of earvtoa. Bo* Ertckson, U0-O*S2 MRS. SYLVIA TOP S FOR TOP CARPENTER 774-0*00. 638 Limousin. LIMOUSINE DRIVERS - Anaka Service Oeve Kondrup. IBO-Mn. PSYCHIC READINGS PINCHASER - To work avaa Can 747- LOCAL REPIRENCU — 10 yra. 775-8572 TOW TRUCK DRIVER* — Vaarrt- 480 Carpat ClaiUnfl •reanary airp. docks, i.uaVia. EAST COAST LIMOSKRVICE- 728 pratarrad Can 229-1419 ad ExparHnoalwHTi heavy duty Luxury ekelch nmoe to aa ak- OTHI tun ama drhnna poatnons iCanany- pona. nealnna. eveolel evente. apply ptaaaa can Z»-7**3 PLUMBERS MECHANIC - 1- L Mome Hoftman. 747 SmeTST-OaTi. ess. Can Mr-Mil. SNOW PLOWINO - Snow btow- yaara asp., start with now 4 up- LKHJOR/DELI - Haa full 4 . _ coming company, bright future TOTAL RENOVATION CON- 486 Carpert InstaHatton 668 Moving Ik tB o aaawana oaan. Muat ba 1 naBOBaonT Oa TOW TBojck DFttVlR — Muat STRUCTION me. - AddWono. "OS* \*QM VaWaptn Psjm rT6*Psja m rT6*a> 6eMBB eSSS> 4 1 p.m. I oktar Por mor* Into. 7475*3; altar 9 p.m. 747-7201 hava ooms a«p. drMng si JKWS CARPtT meTTALLAfJON eWoraga 0. Peoheoo lii-914i91411 RL 14. Cone Nook (noor jear** own trucks. Fun am PLUMBER MECHANIC - Mini- TEACHERS MOVWO INC. — mart. Csa 9*0-4041. Free oeonialai Local-Long Dts- Bohnelder. Attorney aa Low, 1 - in 1 UQUOR STORE - mum 9 yra. anp. m aanrtoa work do exp ai lanced plumbing 4 hsanng. 471-1419 616 Jawalry Uc. PC%097 740 TraaSarVroaa COS 7*7-44*1. 942-9200 ninge. Con 244-1*9 486 CrinTinay Swaapai Wapalr CeDSSa-ISM LOCKSMITH — FuO Ml*. Apply CALL Now* sis sm P/T ueemane. Man let, LEJAPJOrNDtljaWlLB tkpert wooora •MS-TV ALL CinMIIEYB — Thaieuahf) trae 4 eet paraon KM-* Mon Fr Atow poatnon o an Ota oral tor rrotTf Tne noo* oowc h"»a*y rapetra 4 dtjp 670 Mualc —nan p LaokatMihLkMih . 110 veveww t S fun/part nmajparooi mat. Wood Beet The Pa*mounted whea you wet. Rod Bank. 201-747-2113. m4M mOflQyf ttrw lasatMl I Call e7B.1»4t or nehud 1975. Can 411-00*2. Inatructlon LOOKIMO FOR — Stmiona to anawarl Can 9*a-*no for mar 2*1-117*. Free le»inatoo. Pudy aUTAK LEBSOII* — « types 780 Tirtoring WAmfvwAnRms m» ra IBM** 628 Landscaping aas" SON - Rum Runner Baa aVta) t. Lawn Cara JSSS RUPORTERS- 60t Wao-Jockay •or T-s ohm. fun erne or 11-7 pej OJ PROOUCTIONa AIOES/HOMSMAK1R/HOME *me. Ejicenonl etantng salary Papai flanging Co* Mr*. Kivk t HEALTH AIM* - Fl* or pan w New Years Eve. M OP COLORa — Paw 4 14 h dl N *fca«aBibaa. abaaskasiaMaK A 788 WaMlng stc San lor aotBaooex, Ce*T9T- » •PVBWPat * W«*Jliwitwa*s ajajajat ajfBBjfVl BP4W lltltBtJaatt n. a' • ejeMi tor. Box O-40»" Tha*Ck»»7»a9 paraon \m oSm. 117 MBLH' Corp..'ttS&ESt&SZ *7 Rad Bank 741 IreVUIP. OpLtOJOL ~ oonenk SSnsn7SSvM, 1*1 tor. Snrawakurr NJ. 0TTO1. M**P - At*,. Lartg Branon. Hl-*1 Wa-ra Equal Opportunity >m WANTED ~ shon ardor cook — wJm* !5? pt*y*raM/P. near raetouram Exp. noeeaei 741-017*. aak lb«Ka»»B. yj9y_ a. iilllt Nowo aooapana ra- Ex* •> uaieonoi aloe, 4 etum* At! . CHABLIY-* OCVN asttrnfArV otl MSVajVl VyMaHfial w4VB>k CHABLI 'ARtHOUM PtFtBON 91 "Jordan PI.. Bnraoaaury. NJ »t «M BM.. LOO, 7JTS Canlury 21 UH R*a*y*a.__. Haatot NJ. Ask tor Apa ungar •^.•"^areSS an m atom Mar 1 Maa. * Mat 71B-4MB at Tar-tlti NUBBIN M Rental, to Share THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1985 The Drily Register B11 131 Houwtfofiale Trucki* JM Ante* lor tale

AWRKWT. TUtRft'6 A 6UCKEK vwv^F~ • *a *a ww w"w*w* w er wi • • i ™ • i »• •MOV* ftauaa. «1*avma. * It ant Caa Trailer! com ftveev YOU* MINUT6'6 KMUIHKrl CMtVY PtCK-UP 1984 _ 8M 3- MIMUTE / UP. MAUauWAOONtOTS Auto.. A/C. 8IJ00 MIDDLiroWN — 8>araliin at- Ca« 741-1987 allar 8 toval wUh nearly I aero on ajuM jna good, need* com* work. MAVEMCK — 1971. badroom*. 2» bath*, karg* 8800 Caa a"ar 840 787-4793 06 Furnished raem. No agent*. 8149 Rooms 1-6277 R MERCURY COUOAR ISM - ABERDEEN TO RED BANK tana a ekarn mm 840 a a*. MIDOLETOWN — Looking to buy cond . 84400 or B/O -8. auto.. A/C. PS/PS/PW. WMC RENTALS. Bkr. 388-1234 or aaa your norm? Laa m haa> youl CENTURY 21 UnMmtar Ra- FORD 18M - Stepvan IB ft. Hli IO0f« •awtaT Wtvf . Good work truouok RabuaabuKcyK l • ood oond.. 70.000 ml . $4800 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK anor*. 871-3600 •ooma 8 MudUa from 840 a wk od rubbar CCa a E7O-SB77OB74 aRer 741-3889 afkar 8 30 p.m. MOTHER/DAUOHTER 80 pm 40ME RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1234 MERCEDES 340 D 18M — Dark 4 baoVoOftt I**O#IM •+• 3 roofri apt., OMC Wriukai ISM Iraalown — Data pel. 170 a*, ar Milan bfue paamlno Int., auto, trans , 71 Merchandise Merchandise 01 Apt. lor Rent auwan — uaaa. pd. STB. am. I. OuW A/C. p/w. aun roof. Like raaw Marchandlte Pot* and MANYMORE1 DauiMar, mo* yard, Naw Man. MOO 16,800 46.000 mla. 842-101* for Sal* lor Salt for Sal* Livestock DEAL BEACHFRONT — 4 ma- ALL AREAS 8 PWCESI mautti. Aaklng 613B.0O0, aak tor dkjm at. rooma. aa uaaa. moL BT RENTALS. Bkr. 398-1665 Paul. Paul P. Sova toe.. Realtor MERCEDES BENZ 1884 1M E- DRUMS - I ps mnumfna. 3 UNCHEONETTE EOUIPttENT SHARP SF-741 COPIER - MM 8326/mo 496-WS7 871-2644 — Countar. Meat. stovo-grta. ODLETOWN — Fi GAS — Savar bkja. auto. Irana. Zrldgan KM cymboJT M-hat, I.. MOO. OHIO* daak a 2 Advanced And room, nlo* araa. naar feua 4 raft. btsaV MB. oond. 11.000. CM chart. 1180 CM 747-2784 ba- NO MONEY DOWN OYOTA BUS "J93 — 8 a Beginners Mova rtowl 2 badrooma. $400-* Ca»a«ar8pm. S71-8M8 aun root. 18.900 hwy maaa. Baat ajaaan a a a p.m. Anxtoua owner ww sestet Io car value at 821.MO Days DOQ TRAINING HOME RENTALS. Bkr 399-I2M MONMOUTH BEACH — On IK* MAOIC DELUSIONS — Trunk SKI BOOTS CABER — Mane ai. 73-2743. av*a 808-3216 DRUM* - 3 plaoe. LMo produollon KEANSBURO - OPTION Rlvar. KHohan t laundry prM- room. eat-In kitchen, dan. 1 . woman'* ai a <*. $40. Skl'e Bayahoro Dag Out). 741-8048 ooma. oaipalad. kMa. Saos* •read lot. gaa haat Arudoua In Esc. oond. 68260 Caa attar 6 oman. CM irui AKC. PW> at W- JUST RENTALS. Bkr 3M-16U MONTE CARLO 1M1 — Fully OWanVtlOO. Can TILITY TRAILER - Sat. loaded, low mlfags. T-lop, wtre DRYER- REBUILT — OE1 Whirl- MAPLE DESK/CHEST — ITS. ED BANK - Conv*M*nt Broad AC. pool. aWMa 4 gaa modale. Baby port-a-crlb. ^aers 1 bbadrooma . haat p I location Matura OAK RIDGE REALTY H aluminum. wWi 222 MM aflar 5 standard 1 large oepaetty AH SNOW PLOW 1-1435 or 747-9981 rooiiaoo Caa bods. 840. •10. UBTRALIAN TERRIOR - AKC. JUSST RENTALS. B Adult Communjtkta with lull warrant**. (171 « up. 47-7782. •800. r, f 'imllirn *tyM MONZA SPVDER 1878 — 66.000 papar*. 4 y«a EANSBUM — 1 badroom. 341-8090 maae. V6. good condition. $3600 MARVEL C0MIC8 — Larga col- ok), makj. that aaa, hoaoand al- 8376/mo • U9M. No pM* Oood REAL ESTATE 300 Auto* for Sal* Ca> 264-8166 SNOW TIRES (2) — Brtdgeoton*. :. Aaklng •180S1I. •304*311 FIREWOOD •action. X-man. / — •6/70. BR14. almoat naw, S80 a Can aflar S '67 IBM. LITTLE SILVER — Dutch Col- Spkterman. ato. Fine _ • oonaMaraa ootal. LhrtoQ roOfn MC PACER - 1878. 3 dr. Auto MONTE CARLO 1975 — 76.000 AND cond Baat offar 946-4829 pair 111 Flreatona Town a Coun- ONO BRANCH — 80 Dunbaj OS Commercial torso PS/PS. M7( Caa ml.. 6 Radiala-malntained. naw STOVE WOOD ryCR 70/13, $18 2gi-l•*)• EAGLE — Maaa, aa aheaj up-av v* Larg* 3 room apt 8450/mo Rentals 47-3BM/738-2303. pane, rune wall 11200. Ca* MASON - Jara gellore. Tappan SNOW PLOW — 7'V Myara. FuB dala Graal w»n oMUran, rraa to ' at M09 araa Aval 42-O630 aflar 3 p.m. Can 642-0649 530-3 propan* oat rang*. 21 cu. It. MC PACER 1975 — Automatic. '.. fMO. For good lamKy. 871-04*2. AIR HAVEN — Acnva shopping bedroom, haaament. oarpat, MONARCH GHIA — 1975 Fuay FIREWOOD tramr, ale. ale. 402-7442. . ) pick-up 4- aul P. Sova Inc.. oanlar oft Pivar Rd BOO sq It.. ATS — Mala Haitian. Blu* polltl •712644 8125.000 OGeorge Rune i.icakanl 8075 642-6783 loaded. Naade grill 92.000 ml Suva wood * 4' kjnghta. MIRRORS - 2 xalt mount, **ch WD. Call 642-2636 plenty of parking. Imnwj. oo- Agoncy, 7477-039- 7 nl7aic-cond $700 FIRM Caa 229 J8M tAM-10 AM 4 lamaaa. BaauWul. Frwyny. AMC GREMLIN — 6 cyMdar. 4- 3x5. EM. oond. 2-4'. ttaal.SOFA — Graal looking, oonv t*at l*mp*r*m*nt*. (Not abla LONG BRANCH •ipancy. Rant 8>oo •7-619*. •fl*r 5 PM pogback n«iurai with WtoMrig. badroom. naar ooligi.ajOO 41-3633 or 747-398 RUMSON - Can or writ* for our epaad. A/C Good rubbar. Naw tortable. etyMah. S300. Alao. sots kaap at thl* uma. Ha* an ahota oompamantary brochuro of ax. xhauat 8300 or baat oflar. Caa MONTE CARLO 1977 — Fuay FIREWOOD Ik* naw Baal offers 987-M7-07B( T table Contemporary glaaa top, vr old ) Call 495-4533 Many mor* In ooaaga *r*a KEYPORT UST RENTALS. Bkr 388-1555 aflar 5 222-8868 loadad. Great condition Aaklng W. unapm, 4' Mngttia UOVINO-MUST BELLI — Qlrfi wood. baaa. Eg*. SfOO. Bo DOQ — Oood horn* tor am** Stora lor rant $460/mo "FOUR'SEASONS REALTORS S21M. Call 264-7243 , Can 22O4281 i-placo badroom aat. plna opon only 2 yra old. Caa 204-9491. whna Porno-poo. Smart wftti MATAWAN - Rl .834. 1 bdrm Call 727-1691 •7 E UM Road A STAR IS BORN... bookoaaa. chroma A glaaa mir- MUSTANG 11 - I97I Hatchback • FREE TEACHER — SECONDARY EASE OK PURCHASE — Pro- UNION BEACH - Ona-ot-a-kmd loadad 302V-8. 4- i or. Colonial coflaa * and UMee. SCHOOL ACCOUNTING - Inv laaalonal aunaa. 750 aq. ft. a up. 12 cu. n refrigerator 4 *clln*r. Uwal I rug M W 11 room Colonial 879.900 pd.P/S.P/B.A/C. mora. Cksan If cleaning o working madlata ooanlng. Call 747-1774. Margie 10 dog. can I kaap. Palo MATAWAN — 1 8 2 badroom ww atlar to *ult. pnma highway i/out. Wall maintained 82300 Call ! To arranea lor an inianrhw*. 00 tor dag. 488-4688. avaaawa In January a Fab- location (Aabury Park Clrda) KIRWAN CO. all 2o4«34e ave- or Information caa 775 8400 MOVING MUST SELL— IMng TOUCH 4 SEW — SMgar. Saw- HOLISM SPP4NGER SPANIEL uary. Can 688-0028. nlng/sj—kands. oom eofo. »75 Dlnam aat, eono AKC. lamalaa. »va- a whBa 787-6600 Attract more raadarahlp by ng maenma 4 cablnw. 8286. MATAWAN OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — placing a 8TAR el the top OVA 1974 — 2 door, naeda FREE CLEAN FILL plna. 4 capl chalra. 1176 Mull LadkM' ahaapakln coal, atta It. l4 to tnf) rtohl nDfn# 2 Family, all uKa. •400 a Long Branch Can 9 AM PM.132 Condos& wan Inquka allar 5 PM 0 and/or bottom ot your ad work Boat raaaonabla offar Call Call 747-6523 875 Almoat naw Ortg. 1210. CO UST RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1555 70-9338. Townhouses For ovtalla. call tha Dally 281-3408 -470821 ifid FURS — RaaaonabH Minks REE — Slbarlan mix arMrad MIDOLETOWN ED BANK — 2 offloa auHa 2 11 A BADGE OF DISTINCTION Ragiatar Classified NOVA 360 IS74 fox-sable 4 paralan lamb. Par MOVING MUST SELL TVS REBUILT — ZarrKn 28' aM and t month old Uua *y*d la from hoapltal. haagng OapanmanL 542-1700. Many odd llama Shadow L*k* vwaoa Automatic, air. p/a. p/b. $1900 cotor conaokt wUh baauWul aa puppy mutCaa allar 2 496-3243 KNOLLWOOD ncl. 8270/mon. Call $21-1600 WALKER 4 WALKER. Can 957-0727 Call 4884081. 9-6. ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY — 741-6212 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME FURNITURE — 6 ptacaa living OAK-PINE-WALNUT- pv GARDENS ED BANK — On-*lt* parking. ROUQHAM 1B76 — P/S. f/B. room aat. dlnana * mot* Mull MAHOGANY-MAPLE champion padkyaa. aw 1 II badroom aota rick proleeelonal buHdang on A/C. auto trans . low mllaag* FURNITURE — Draeeare. isblee. baat M braad «rmnar. Raldy 1 Individual gu Mat 4 carrtral air UOI 100 LS 1972 — 4 dr . sun ~u. moving Call 739-3M1 altar WASHING MACHINE — 18 Ib. Exc. location Juat oft Rt 35 onBroad St CM Robin Zeger. EFORE YOU BUY — Rani or Exc. machanlcal condition Baat clocha Deeka. Gam* tsblae. Parfact $100 16 cu.fl UPRIGHT tor xmaa. Evaa. 778-8328 ELMSLEY-SPEAR. INC. roof. 117.000 mla. 8300 Good Call S42-2«g7 Marbl* pl*c*a Deco Quaan King* Hwy Ea*t. (Walking dla- art. caa a raMdant Shadow Lake FREEZER (126. DRYER M0. MOflSE FEED — Purina pura 9100 •ngin* Ca> 739-9122 FURNITURE - 2 aMa'a 2 Anna. Sheraton atria*- Some REFRIGERATOR FRO" I to Fuudluwii Shopping 3LD8 DELTA M — Royaje matching chalra. (1 family room pracea loo* yr* old Prlcaa: rtda 200. 14H proaaM. uimiU ar). From 8618. Dairy 1-4 RED BANK — rinwaialiiiial Of- SUHLER 4 BITTER INC •76. PB. PS, air. V6. FM atorao * 1 living room aat), 2 additional 126-600 666-1328 aftar 3 pm I 88.M/B0 Iba. Kek'a laddla 11-3. i aunaa avail. In various Zlm- ENTURY 21 COZENS. RiaHnu Ptymoum-ChryakkT MO Jaguar window* Vinyl top 130.000 chalra. Good oond. aaklng $400 rar BKtga unit* ranga from I "•nJd*ijasiai rajaigaeai i^W 3200 Hwy 36 284-6000 563-3116 after 5 p.m. 871-0021 cnovpvno*fTn*y i^ 222-4736 or B O 7»7-4447 allar 5 WASHER-REBUILT — OE _ HORSE — Raglalarad 4 yaar old oom to 3 room to 9000 aq. ft. AS BUICK CENTURY 1673—4 OLD NEWSPAPERS — From Whirlpool. UN a up with run NEW 2 BEDROOM CON DO - unit* ar* carpatod. air oon- B13 Rhrar Rd.. Fair OLDS M ROYALE 1673 — X dr FURNITURE, wrought Iron B PC haatnut Thoroughbrad mar*. Off Rl. 34. naar ahopping/tran*. Day*: 741-7898 •8. PS/PB. air. aterao. claan. 1946 'rMoa nagonabla. Can warrant!** Can Eatontowiv TV. 5 handa. $1000 Call 872-9675 manad a hava on-afla parking. dining aat S250.. matching a pc. 642-0400 «r>ua may laal. pool/lanNa, waahar/dryar. $895 * ranga from 8200 mo -811 Evaa 530-0199 $686 Run* wa. Call 957-9099 daparKlabM. Inapaclad. SSOO sitting room aM. $250 M2-69S0 2»l M78 + uM 431-4471. LORIDA - Sunrtea. lannia Call 431-5964 ORGAN — Whurlltear. 2 kail- ag n plu* uW. Caa ownar complex. 2 badrooma. 2 baths. BUICK ESTATE WAOON 1977 — WEIGHT BENCHES — 2 heavy KITTEN Waltor Zlmmarar S42-9MS. w P/S. P/B. P'Saata. 3 eaata. GRANDFATHER CLOCK — board, aolld wood lurnltur*. axe. duty, 826 4 636. 1 with Ug *x- PORT MONMOUTH — Extra townhouae on lagoon. 10 mi OLDS 68 ROYALE 1M1 - While Wlckar daak. aattaa. chalra. 6 lea mala. Blu* Point Slamaaa, 8 arg* luxury 2 badroom Apt loan Good oond. 120.000 mts cond . $500 Call 486.1441 •rcls* • I commercial aswkiQ ma- kaka old. two Call 486-4633. ED BANK — of Ft. Laudardate. 2 ml to v-a em/tm radio, plua axtraa craam chalra. 10 Baniwood iwgy afflcMnt 8696. Can •vorery God Aaklng 862,900. 2000. CM 6B8V8388 Only 825.000 ml Top cond Orlg- ORGAN - Hammond. 125 XL.chin* 825 1 Lg ataamar trunk chalra a aatiai. aaa chaat, daaka LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 19M nal ownar Aaklng S69W Call china cabtnat, oak amolri lata lor $2,710 will sail for 11.800 da. I. 82826. . vall*bks Immad. Ground floor. or beet offar. mint cond.. r hair dryar. $10 — AKC. mala/tamala 8260 PORT MONMOUTH — Qualn Broad St. location In th* heart of AH Original, mint oond. 41-8888 or 842-1406 rramee and palnunga. lampa hota and papar a Call 264-2747 Shadow Lake Village $3400 or bast offer. 222-7113 larjrW bolla •42-3540 outstanding fao aun lamp on cidaalal. 126. agca duplax. 1 badroom. ha financial district Parking ILDS — Toronedo 1980 Dara*l 456-3028. *n*r 6 Lowary organ doubta hay board bath + dan. Moa natghborhood provided, central air. carpet < ADULT. NOT RETIREMENT Mack/2 door Maroon leatfter GUARANTEED WEIGHT LOSS $160 I amall pool labla. $15 LHASA AP8O PUPPIES — AKC, 1400/mo 1V. mo. I mantaoa In presage tnog Caa it AM/FM aterao CB Tilt Wire - io-2» lba./1st mo. You will nol 1 - MIXING BOARD, mlkae 291 »0SO 2 waaka. papar trained. Parente iafa 797-2042. ownar WaMr CROWELL AGENCY whaala 49.000 ml 5 yr /5O.00O atanda. and apaakara. Cat CADILLAC I960 Da hungry. All natural harba on premlasa. Caa 530-9637 842-9696 741-4030 Naw Me. 8375. ml warranty $7500 Excluding Complata nutrition Maintain 341-8237 aflar 4 P. M. WINDOWS — Hurd haat mirror PORT MONMOUTH tax CM J30-2925 attar • oaaemant 10 5X2- windows. PER8ION KITTENS 8 rooma. kid* ok. 8400 a RUMSOM — Prglaaalnnal omoa Can 389-1270 your new watghi Cumin** 2 PC WROUGHT IRON STEF Evanlnga 4 Waakanda c*ilulrte too. FDA ragulalad Blu. mala. Blu* craam tomaM. JUST RENTALS. Bur. 389-151 or raull atoraa. BOO 4 1000 aq. ft ADILLAC 1983 — Coupa O*VM- PARK CHEVROLET RAILING — ScaHopad wrough 8150 aach. Shot*, wormad. avail- North Shor. VMags ar*a JaanMllchaa Money back guarantee ron rango nood. Gold kltchor WOOD BURNING STOVE - RED BANK CONOO — Tower HW 642-7311 i*. ownar carad tor. aaraHanl Salaa Laasmg-Sarvlca-Parta Kalkwgh/741-2420. mada by Varmonl CaaHng. da- Can 721-3683 Now ranavaang. Ampt. on amat oondWon. (12.500 642-1244 or Rt M. Naptuna 776-1212 •Ink with ta>jc*t 8 apray. Saari parking. 747-8023. axarclaa blk* All In good oond Hani modal. 1 yaar old. 8400 SMIH-TZUS 35 Commercial PEUGEOT-SAAB OF WALL HAVE — An unwantad Itam or 264-8884 firm Can 683-8714. alaelrlc. 630-8610 aun/Furnlshad Omo* Suites two you d Ilka to aaH? An ad Ihla Lovabkj 1 yaar old broVvar 8 anv- Proparty ADILLAC. 74. Hwy 35. Manaaquan •>ia lor 10 daya. lull MM Call lar Baat orror Can 871-1611 auar hookup compfate. with air 12011 448-60S0 '( PIANOS 72 Qaraga/Yard Shrewabury. CaH 741-6700 A2LET — Commordal buad- shocks 81200 477-0180 i Tha Ragiatar Naw. undar $1000 Uaad. unOat SIBERIAN HUSKIES — 2 moa. RED BANK PEUGEOT 1M1 505D - A/C. 542-1700. Sales oh) 2 mala*. AKC. Vary I rival* 4 room*. MOff. Calll g 4600 eq ft + larga houaa $500 umimnad rantala horn 10 Wanted to Rant Approx. '4 acre. Highway prop- P/S. P/B. 4 apd avsaao 47OD0 670-1711/ 222-9341. HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 399-1234 AMARO 1677 — 3 epd. looks 6 ml. Aaklng $4.SO0 can 842-7353 MEMLOCKSI HEMOLOCKSI 87 50 a month. MOVING — Garaga a houaahotd ED BANK ARIA — 2 or 3 - 767-7101. Moat daalrabla avargraan traa FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER aala LMng room aat. dining RED BANK uns good. $2700 or beat oflar badroom apt naadad aa aeon aa HREWSBUR PINTO SPORTABOUT 1878 - r>odga acraan 4' a up SB. Fr**hold 482-4730 aal. badroom aM. high 80 Bicycles 4 room*. n*My dona. 8400 a 5000 sq fl Call 774-8293 M-F 9-5 or 35 mpgerty. 40 mpg hwy 4 cyt, 4 poaalbra. Piaaaa contact Crystal g 291-1519 evae. 4 wkende. laava Limttadaupply Can 747-1879 naar. patto furnrtfurnrturau . bar atooks Mii Blh JUST RENTALS. Bkr. 399-1566 I 747-S3O3 atlar 8. Matortc residencce* 218 ft apd.. am/fm atorao caaaatta PIANOS - ORGANS frontag* Commercial Good Brae. $1200 Call HUMIDIFIER — 30 gaMon. (70 11 Mualcal Suppllaa a Sarvioaa BMX BICYCLE HUTCH RUMSON — 2 Badroom apart 47-6200. oaaaorlaa. waight banch a EACHER — With 11 yr/otd eon. ownar CARS UNDER $2 000 •7-47*6 Door. Intartor. 30K60. 82 Com- TUSTING PIANO CO watghta. a mora. 7 Sandara Or. Hhjh p#ffofnu si manl with tlraplaea. 8850 pka both qutat, daalr* apt. or homo mofl*. 115 Call 7410510 Our gain Yaar MlddkHown Frl , Sal. 8 Sun $300 or b**t oltar 842-0411 altorS. to than* in FarrvMNr aacaon of 37 Lota and INQ3LEV AUTO SALES PLYMOUTH 1980 TC-3 — Aabury Park 775-0884 10-2 pm CaH 747-4745. SEA BRIGHT — 2 badroom Lrv Mldiaeajian or Pad Bank araa- 7S7-7M7 Hatchback. 4 cyl. auto.. A/C. IBM TYPEWRITERS OpanBlog ng room Kitchen. Saa MO* apt am/lm, p/a. naw liraa SpoMar RENTAL »22 $28 par mo 81 Sports HOLMDEL — 6 Buadlng tots. HEW CAPRICE CLASSIC 1B7S Sport whaala. Exc cond . 82350 PAINO ACCORDIAN a CASE — 73 Machinery for Freshly decorated Pool. Sauna. I 542-8728 — Loadad A/C, p/a. p/b. p/w Ram-opHon 10 buy 747-IM1 Yaar leaee 672-8160. $79,000 Aak tor Jim Can 741-4285 120 Baaa Cualom Prolanloual Sal* Equlpnrnt ArcNnaco. MIDOLETOWN RE- spat seal, remote epori mirrors INFINITY RS4 SPEAKERS — Valua $3700 Aaklng •1500/Baal SEA BRIGHT — 3 room apt toe ALTY GROUP. Realtors, trunk roteaaa. stero caaail PLYMOUTH 1973 — 4 dr 316 Uka now Sscrlflc* lor $3S0/p*lr orrar Xmaa girt Can 747-1879. CASH REGISTERS — 2 NCR POOLTABLE rant 83M/mo. me. all uW. Saour 3O-0900 Exc ahapa. 93.000. 848-7287 •ngln* Good cond $350 Call Call batwaan g a a 30 6SS-O376 2125. 2 NCR'a 250. 2 Caalo 7300 As Is. $35. ty required No pate. C 284-7386. after 6 PM Mon-Ffl All PIANOS — Organ*. Guitar* SR All good cond. Mak* ottar CHEVY S10 PICKUP - B' bad S JUST ARRIVED — At Th* Lone Druma NEW a USED. Nam* 747-1121Mon-FnM Call 942-8605. •42-1794 *fl*r 8 741-9590 131 Houses for 40 Real Estate p/a. p/b. automatic trana- Arranger Oullal 165 Shr*w*bur> Chang* Sal*. Lovrray Organ TINTON FALLS Wanted miaalon. M.000 mla.. $6400. Caa PLYMOUTH 1970 — Good trans- Av* Victorian socratary. Col Camar. 842-8190. 76 Auction Sales Merchandise Chock M 2 badroom*. I Sato 870-1672 portation or for student $300 or onlal armolr*. plna corner cup- HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 31 oflar. Call 739 0133 board, pin* w*l*h dr****r. *t*p PLYMOUTH VALIANT — 1875 Wanted CHEW NOVA IBM alantad a angina Maw pana PUBLIC AUCTION 8300 or ban onW PLYMOUTH ARROW 1979 — tarjlst whtt* Victorian couch. 6 18 > 16 aal-ln kllchan. many small* $860 Call 485-9021 Sal Jan 5. 1995 7 00pm ALL LIONEL TRAINS FULL PRICE Can 495-4aaa aflar 8 75.000 mla.. am/fm. A/C. 4-apd. OrFryar To TWINBROOK baaamant 2 ear I WILL PAY FULL PRICE — For llaeda alternator. Sacrlftca for PM. 620. Holmdoi. MJ carpeting. appHanoaa BS3C: CHEW MALIBU WAOON 1973 K E L VINATOR REFTttQERATOfl your proparty If you are wUHng to — 113.000 mla Good running «el offar ovar 8860 Caa — 1 yr. OKI ru*1 color 8300 Rual Firm maltraaa a box apflng. »ka Excaptlonal wfckar baby bi VILLAGE town ERA Malmad aaa on Baxloto term* (row down '67-316* velvet sola. 1 yr old. I" naw. 880 Can 747-0825 complete wfth paraaM (oa. 1 ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS 671-5660, Caa Ed. 1212) condlHoo. 8460. Can 739-3631 Phyla alyla federal PM GARDEN APTS. lavmant). PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1974 - Ouaan Ann chair. 8100. RAILROAD TIES — «>«•• $5 40 Uonal. Fryar. ale. Hkjhaat 8 paid 14 2 badraoma from S4Sa Mod- 2 FAMILY 98)4039. 787-1287 braUrtaM tab* (ca. 10181, Nobody baata my prtoa. Naada motor, body In good 7x7>6. $7 90 Praaaura-traatad Sheraton card table (ca 1820] am, apadoua apta. Haal hot 3 room*. 3 badrooma • L _ ahapa $100 or beet offar Call 8x8x6. 8875. 7«7»a. $1046 284-6076 CHEVY 1886 — 4 door, body In KENMORE DRYER period wing chair (ca. 1820] 1 waMr. Cooking gaa I sfos, 4 badrooma - otfter aid*. 747-3560 800-523-8707 Can dalrvar toperad fag ona diawai stand ANTIQUES — All kind*, bought wd. On-pramlaaa tanr haWng sietom, gaa hot good condition Runa but needs Working condition. 826 •ttory. Caa 9-« 30. (8B-O376 PONTIAC SunBIrd Coupa 1970 CaS asr >U2 REDECORATION - 1M 1160(ca 18101. J*Mf typo mirror tor lop caah. Mary Jana Rooaa- sourta. pool, racraatlon an rbataboard haat S0>300 ft Windsor chad* high oharr (oa van Antkjuaa. 10B Eaat RMr Rd Naar Eatontown ahoppmg E> lot Meads eomo work. Middta- EJ CHEVY SUBURBAN 1687 — V-B — Economical 4 cyl.. 4 apd , low KIRBV VACUUM - 14 yra OM lakaa larga knenan run or cabl- Rumaon. 842-3168 Mainoat Ap- achoola. Ooaan Tan. town Twp. AM tor Paul Aaklng 52 Boats and muee. P/S. tape dock. $2,100 nata. Marry Chrlatmaall i»20). oak high ch**t. oak larkki 306 wHTi 4 apaed Inn*., n Exc. oond. Allatlachmants inc daak. oak hooator cabinet (in fhs rara »aaoclallnn ot Amanca Highway 35, Oakhural 873,000. Paul P Bova Inc . Re- Accessories naeda work. $300 Caa 747-2206 ahampooer »25O7l>a*l < •42-6142. rough), secretary daak. 531-4923 542-091 altor. 671-2644. 874123 PONTIAC LE MANS 1979 — SIS 571-0466/Barbere. REFRIGERATOR - Whit*. 14 cu. blanks! box. refinfahad trunk BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR 5HPEVENHUDE IALE - Call Sacond Hand LU. 102 Houses lor 2-FOR-1 CompleW. racHUft. no hour*. CHEVELLE SS - 1872. 360 an- km Wagon. 1 ownar. claan con- KITCHEN TABLE/CHAIRS — Ll» ft Good oond. idaa1 tor lai apt.. i headboard, or. ar dition $2,000 After 5 pi can or 2nd FrtgJIOO. 'I8S-48M. Sannwood 284-O777. Allar 8. 294 9815 2 complex house* fuay rented atth tana. $328 Can 871-1482. gina. 4 ap. CuflMJIIall racondl- Ing room chair Car banary Tlra Irghaat prtca* paid lor arl flam*. Rant for the price ot on*. ArudouO In aonad. Exc ahapa. 82900 741-8164 Can ba aaan at 220 Flrat Ava REFRIGERATOR -• Offloa aba. rfrttouaM. vtC- For bsVQAln*i. i SO-a. ownar will aaakM with 4' 8TARCRAFT — Alum boat A-1 ABERDEEN TO RED BANK Saar* on trauar. Aaklng >ONTIAC BONEVILLE WAOON Hilton Pk . Atlantic Highland*. 15 cu. ft. Vary good oondftton, at 24 Broad St.. Kayport Kaanaburg. 8426 option to bvyl financing. ERA Melmad Rtaflnit. 72-.2W5/B72-9093 993 — Loadad. mint cond. $40 Call balwaan 10 4 5 p m 071-6060 Can •72-0004 aflar 8. Chrysler 300 1871 — P/S. P/B LAWN EOUIPMENT — Cub Monmouth Baacn. I ram.. $300- A/C. runa. Good Mr a*, auto trana 2.000 ml Aaklng M200 CaH Cadal. B h p. tractor Oood cond 747-2330 Eaunlown. 6 rooma. SS2S. 53O4067 . large mountain oH paint IEAUT1FUL HOLMDEL— 3 Aa la 8260 or boat offar. Caa 1400. Laal vacuum, 1280. QaaREFRIGERATOR — Saw. MANY MANY OTHERS! DSl#, u 9#Q 2499 after 3 PONTIAC LEMANS SPORT 1671 trlmmar. $20 787-1578 apacamaatar 12 cu. ft. 3-4 yra. Kubajh. 1937 Francl CASH FOR SOOKSI BOOKSI CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDS BOOKSI BOOKSI BOOKSI ,__ja family room, -360*ngln*. run*gr**l Aaklng old. $150. Couch, gold 8 whrkj. HOME RENTALS, Bkr. 389-1234 1124,700. MIDOLETOWN REAL- CIRCLE CHEVROLET SSOO CaH 281-4227 LIVING ROOM - 6 PC 8400 $40 Ktlchan aata 12). $46 •* oak'frama. old iKnar. >a.a»m Can 536-8073 Shrawabury Ava. Shrawsbury 1923 10 PC dining room 8500 gsmbtar* kit (oa. IBM). quM BRAND NEW - Oorgaoua TY GOUP Rlto 53009* 220 Wanted uipx chaai 8 diaaaara. (4). 840- Guy Johnaon 2V. bath. fuBy 741-3130 REO BANK MOTORS INC Anllqu* dr***lng labl* and •76 Doubta bad. 160 TMn bad. old boardwalk gemlng whee' ' Condo. 2 bdrm. BELFOFID — 3-4 badroom OMar Automotive 131 Newman Springe. Rad Bank * - a — — -M — ^i—fc^swfcai BI -* — BuyaBuya CITATION ISM drawer $350 triple dreeeer. 2 oomplata. 860. Whaaichalr. 840 Mrpatad. aa appHanoaa. pool Colonial AaaumaUa mortgage Dodga-AMC-Jaap-Ranauli mirror*, night table and h**d Jf lloVvwITMBVaj •fefarafj • OO annla Immad. oocup. 871-8998 IH H. Aatlng 868.0OO Caa rVANTED — 4, 14'x7* Chavy Oil.. 40.000 ml CaH 284-8468. para by C. Baa. kxa •Ully rim* tor IBM Camaro. WW 747-0040 board $400 No dealer *- CHARMING HOME IN MIDDLE 741-8712. NO REALTORS shocks, good snap* 493-4649. aftar 8 PM SAGA MINK JACKET — Stta glaiaaista and china, ponary i Cragar SS. caB Lou. 2208. Cat 707.0041. RENAULT LECAR 1979 — ate . eel ol molding plena*, an TOWN - 3-4 badroom*. axtr ELBERON — Long Branch, naar 12-14. nav*r worn. S2go 3 rad MILITARY — Unltorma. aworda •ooma, larga proparty. ap- DATSUN S-210 1S77 - 2 door 00.000 mass, aun root. AM/FM LOVE SCAT — And aofe. Haman wing hack ehalrn good non. tlqua 100* tape meeaure and CMn , natn SSOO. CaH 679-0937. any Cunurtruii. CaH -Xfww old tools. Stengl Map at. tot bayoriaw, iiwiav Ahvo old toya, paanoaa Includad, tStO/mo WE BUY USED CARS — Topnaw brakaa. am/fm, A/C Good dloon. 830 *a Can 741-4766 — aoUkara. 8 old tralna Can ••fa Can Sat/Sun 671-4121 oondWon. Dan with frraotaoa. 2 M> pau. Schwam ChryaMr- torn 4 cryatal etemwere tonld.gaa haaL oantral aa*, oan- condition. 81000 or baat offar SEARS KENI ORE Plymouth. 141 W. Front St.. Rad 787-1696 RITTENHOUSE LOVE SEAT — Gold, colonial lampa. rara braaa hand had COLTS NECK - formal ' Bank. 747-0787. Extra capacity alar dryar. 2 yra ooom. aat In kUchan, 2 oar ovar- DATSUN 1876 LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. axe. condition. $50 Orson flow PIANO WANTED Raady now! S4M7*. moral 900 Rt 36-Ocoan Twp 77S-15OO plaid Irving room chair. 120 naw, $200 Call 589-7437 3ME RENTALS. Bkr. 300-1; garag* Call for mora mtor- Aa lo 8260. Neada >alva |ob. Any oondWon. 483-4811. n. Aakmg 83B0.00O. Paul p. 250 Auto Insurance Guard rail for child's bad, SS SKIS — Flachar, flbar glaaa. att p y Caa 8714818. SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO DEAL — '.671-2644. Newman Spring* Rd . Rad Bank 787-9441 Oaaaar mum-ralaaa* binding*, BV» bowl, IWUM, proof MM twtd DOLLARS - Convart OM Jaw- 8av« 2 badroom. 8*40 CaM MR. AUTO DATSUN STANZA IBM XE — 4 LUGGAGE — B pleoe. Ralerria man'a lots mom PrmAvm 500 p.m. Allairy lo Caah. DON PONS JEW- HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 389-1234 •AW HAVEN — Opportunity lo I erjiad, A/C, p/a, p/b •It* 9 *kl boot* t pot* Exc lo- Hiy dlrtCI from ownsc- Cutftoffi INSURANCE am/fm eaaaaaa, 30.000 highway Bonttay o*algrt*r Xmaa gift ELERS WM buy from prNMa EATONTOWN — 4 STRAUB BUICK-OPEL Light waight f+aw Coat $249 aaH bagtnnlng/lnlaadlala akla ownara and aatalaa. ANTIOUE bu« 4 badroom. Cantor Haa Col- ma**. Exc. oond.. 17195 C*a 9 ACRES of Naw a Uaad Cera lor $140 Exc. buy. 201-2221. 84? 485-0081 CLOCKS REPAIRED AND JEW onial. Attracava houaa. proparty SAVIt... B49-1SM 9-S or MT-0670 after 6 Hwy 36.284-4000 Kayport UNCROFT — 1 and toeatlon. 2 lonad oamral air 711 Rl 36, Shrewsbury ELRY DESIGNED 7M PMr Rd. March I occupancy. 81100. and gaa haat Many other f*a- DATSUN 24OZ 1972 — For aara T-BIRO 1678 - 26.000 original Pair Havan. HJ. 642-6287 ERA LINCROFT REALTORS turaa. 8284.500 Can 747-4SM. 747-4000 tor pane. Baal offar 671-8*04. ml., PS/PB. w/wsll lira*, rmnt WANTED — Woodan duck or 747-3938 Evaa. 741 DATSUN 200 SX 1M1 — n«o*/ouukta. S69D0. Carl AIR HAVEN — Opportunity to MR. AUTO •7675 Snlpa oacoya. no QuanHy FAIR HAVEN — Dalaofm gar my cHnm from ownar. cuatam , 8400 S43-837I. after 7 PM. or off road driving. Good running 2 BEDROOM APT — Oood lo- JUST RENTALS. Bkr 399-1555 eWti Of nOUSA IBBW tWIUty fOOAl trade for Chavy SS rims. Caa Lou cation wfth haat • hot w 848-2003. cond. axe. body. Baat offar. with bar and It opart* onto prt- DODGE OMNI 1971 — 4 dr. 672-0287 Ava". Fat). 1. Maura paraon or KEANSSURG - Cute vato backyard Aaklng •'" hatchback. 4-apaad, raa ooupta. 8426 Can aflar 11 am badroom oottaga, no pate, eacur 1-4 Chroma ty. 8330 Aiao 2 badroam houaa, CENTURY 21 COZENS, shaale wfth (2) a- radial M lefroart, floml oo^o.t runa par USED VOLKSWAGEN — EN- 747-8936. feel. 44.000 mis. Asking 81960 or GINES 4 TRANSMISSIONS 1380. 871-0841/496-2447. Exc. oond. 8176. or beat offar t ROOM APT. - Haat and hot atSRhwRd., Caa 284-7307 boat oflar. Can 204-0101 days. GUARANTEED OTHER USED KEANSBURG COTTAGE — Effl 264-9407 eve* PARTS ALSO AVAILABLE «r.furnished Nopal*. 741-76M SNOW PLOWS •no*. $250/mo. 261-i Clancy, haat-hol water Inc, 8295 GLORIA NILSON CALL KENNY THEODORE. m+i*mo **c. No pate, teaaa. NEXT DAY INSTALLATION OOOOE CORNET 1871 - 83.009 741-8600 A-1 ABEHDIEN TO RED BANK Avaa. Fab. 1. 767-«576 after 9. On Wej#***arn Ptovrs FOf mla. Or**t oondtOor. Hwy. 36. Shrawabury. B42-«O09 AUSIl. Truck* covere. $760. Caa 871 -3458 SS. VOLVO 246 DL 1976 - Fair oon- KEANSBURG — 2 bedroom L. D. SEELY CO. 531 -881 dftkm 4 runa. Muat sail. 81150 or , f MO, l Loudly 4 bd Long BranohBra . S room*, 83OO-. Claan. 8428 uW ath. 2 cargarage, ban offar. Can 071-8304 any 983-2728/6SS-U13. orual. 2'* bath. DODGE ASPIN 1670 - WeO MANY OTHER AVAILABLE! easy eccaao a to tr«ti m 48 bue to 280 Motorcycles taken eara of, naw area 4 brakaa. CALL ABOUT YOUR NEEDSI HAPPY NEW YEAR BONUS — NYC. •103.00• 0 or baat omw. By CHEVY CIO 1976 Caa aflar 6 p.m. 071-6363 VOLKSWAGON BEETLE 1872 — HOME RENTALS. Bkr. 399-1234 Fua tank of fual oil. Con Can 809-7S1-O321 Rune waa. 80.000 ml. Safe, reliable, dependable. A car ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lova- badroom duplax. R*d HOLMDEL — Call or write tor our 81096 or boat offar with character, 134.000 mla. CaH fr 1 a 2 badroom gardan tM Bank/ima 3iivar araa. Walking oompHmantary brochure of ax. CM 530-1322 042-3874 avaa. 4 wknda. Haal/hot waaar Inc Naw N.Y dajtanee to acMol 8 ahoppirn • xt d HONDA ATC 145-S ISM — Naw VOLKSWAGON 1973 — Runa . Dial FOUR SEASONS REALTORS Don't Settle For It Good lira*, minor colllalon 58 E. Mam Slraol M9-3701 Goqd oond. 8800 64?9174. W-H-O-L-E-S-A-L-E __ tasa.81000or beatoft*r. Call HflopaVT. wtwM bo wi 543-0910 *va* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 8775/mo Caa 881-0427 HOLMDEL Saa your car. truck or van th* badroom. haat 4 w*Mr Includad EDWARD W. COLLINS prolaealDiial way. Can Lot VOLVO PARTS SALE — Naw. •400/mo..l«mo. **curtly. Ava«- MsDOLETOWH EAST — HONDA Ecken. BUHLER a BITTEI DaMPOOflw* aWSBp 1 mi. AGENCY 84S-4K CHRYSLER-PLY MOUTH uaad. tor abM Jan. 1 872-2883. ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY NEW JERSEY'S 8 1 VOLUME Chaept Csmpoas'. Junoaon. no pate. 2844000. REO BANK VOLVO. ATLANTIC HMHLANDS — aac. 971-0941 or 486-2447 HONDA DEALER NATIONWIDE AUTO BROKER 74™ Mom, avtng room, d IT'S YOUR CHOICE Rt 9. Fraahotd VOLVO-Naw 4 Uaad .-.m. kNohan. mot. uta. 1 _ MIDOLETOWN — 4-badroom A ran find under 8M0JWI. 482-4881 wWaM oocupsny. S1100 Balaa pana aarvloo bod» shop aac. Oooupany Jan. 8. 281-4871 Rumaon. Top school ayetam KAWASAKI 1682 KX12S — Eas SHORE MOTOPIMOTC—S MIDTXETOWN — 3 badroom. Short walk to bua ana and baacn oond. Many now pane. Loaka 4 FIAT 1878 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - bathe, 9860. 131 - Good condition 628-7600 badroom. *v*ng room, dl 3 nowhoma* to ba bum from tuns graal. Muat aM 4 must aaa ERA LINCROFT REALTORS buadar's plans or yours m ds- Caa Ed 284-OMS. •Ok maaa, muat aal VW BUG 1974 — Exc cond m 4 room. kNohan. md. uma. 1 747-3939 Evaa. 747-898 alrabte Rumaon. Chooaa from 3 Caa 7474 out Now pakit Urea, bmraa, aac Raady Jan. 5. 291-4877. LTD KAWASAKI 7M II — S or S badroom InOOafaBi w FIAT SPYOER 2000CON- muffler, engine. Exc. haat Muat Py1OfataTy- BlfH0t QUatoifty anva. 8,000 mta. Hood mindMon. ATLANTIC HfOHLANOS — Low aupar Inoaann, 8950 mo. a up • 1200. Caa 797-0131 VERTIBLE 1970 - Wat oared to 1 badroam gardan aat. haat aaourrly 4 rafrancaa. 747-981* W# faSVA wit) PSSVIBX tor. AaklnsSMOO. CaB 872-0307 • - water Indurtod. 291-0008. CENTURY 21 COZENS. YAMAHA 1876 SM — Naw 919, RUMSON COLONIAL - 3 be FIAT — 1078, Mack wfth rad kit VW RABBIT 1970 — 04.000 IN.. . eaat Run* good Champegna edition. Maadl BEAUTIFUL — 1 badroom . 2 bath. danMrm, garaga, • 813 Rhrar Rd Naar *M> baaoh In Tha Proa- ir* 8TV V utaTGo p 178 or baat oHer Wood daafi. Haw radlili Look •oma body work 4 angina la 741-71 AakmgSIOOO. Days . May or sns/mo. yaar MIDOLETOWN - 2 SjiTvanioia- $3000 p4S I; Eva* B72-22O3 Me. an u«. 571-9093. TINTON FALLS — 2 b«d V2 rAACti, AppistDcoolc« 2S1 Mopaxja Naw homa/garaga. 98BC FOR747-O51O COUNTR5 aflar 7Y. SOURE 1870 EATOMTOWN-1 -badroom apt ouldaaac. 100x200. OaaFMA. NEGRINI ISM — Good OOn- 300 Autot for tale 598-0938 allar sTtBo pate) dWon. MOO or beat oner. CM — B rimngn. 81500 arm. Cs» Fraa gaa haat a hoi MMr, A/C M $U.O0O 871-5388. •41M daya: 747-11041 room, 1 Vk moa. aaeurtty. No paaa VPtMONT SKI HOUSE - MIDOLETOWN — Caa or wrtta 741-4822 anyama. Caa 790-1191 or 198 IIM FORD ECOM-O-LM 1074 Mranon Miaia.. SSHapa 10 >« b 290 Trucks * 0 cyl, 3 apd. EATONTOWN Ma waak. 8626. CM 628-89M FOUR SEASONTREALTOfVJ Trailers Son-roof 9900. 2*1-9004 12 KWga Highway 871-820 103 Rentals to CHEVY S10 SPORT — Auto. FORO COUNTRY SOUIRE - 8 MtOOLETOWN nyl. PS/MB. 21.000 ml Puah and 1870 l-nayc Day. HfOHLANDS - AVIS Share . roa bar*. Tennaau cover AM/FM Bdrm, w/w carpal ana ..LONIAL SS7.6OO fua bath. *aay ao 979 - 1 ownar. stan- m kana.. 8400 I. _ prafarrad. 28-30. 8278 Moludlng OMar 3 Badroom home 90 « 120 Can after 9:30 pm 879-3314 dard. A/C. radio. Ham was. IT mo. aac. required 291-1 ufaa. OM after 0 797-OIM. CHEVY C-10 IBM—Body aa OMna room, hot water r MOO. CaB •72-10*9,8. Young Used avaa. M1-48M. FLIGHT ATTENDANT — liaaaliliaiii gaa haat and baaa am. runa was. 9900 or baat a pror).«oma•marn to aharafm „. Caa- 2*1-3408 KITSON CHEVROLET CO Cars m UtiM SMar. 8276/mo CHEVY CIO PICK UP IB wy 38 r SUPER RANCH V.S I 542-1800 For Sale REO SANK - 20-a-Wa. ownar. 89900 Caa LASmOLA MOTORS my oomtorlabW town 170-3010 -A700 MM • uWaaa 747-7784. ad2oar garage KEAHBBURG-BEACHVIE DODGE PICKUP IBM - I OARDENB - EiaoNncy * ) BANK - Asa 28- HoaOuawililmlii Scyt..I LOCALLY-DRrVBI USED CARS Mtvn., S tMtti tawnnouM. BENEDETTO pyb. p/e. radio t W/w araa. 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YOU MAY WIN IP. From now until January 19, 1985, You may WIN A FREE 1985 OLDSMOBILE! your Shore Olds Dealers are sending or WIN A FREE ONE WEEK TRIP FOR TWO UFO's (Unidentified Free Oldsmobiles) ' TO EPCOTCENTER IN FLORIDA! throughout the streets of Keyport, (No purchase necessary. You must be 18 years and older.) Ocean Township, Point Pleasant, Bel- So, hurry down. Your Shore Olds mar, Long Branch, Toms River, Red Dealers have special deals and prices on Bank and Lakewood. all 1985 Olds Calais, Cutlass Supreme, Here's how it works: Spot the Cutlass Ciera, Delta 88, Ninety Eight, UFO, (Identified by its sign) and come Firenza and Toronado models. down to your local Shore Olds Dealer When you buy an Olds: and fill out an entry form. GET UNIDENTIFIED FREE OPTIONS! HAVE A CLOSE ENCOUNTER OF THE OLDS KIND AT YOUR SHORE OLDS DEALER

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