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A2 The Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1984 Hopes raised in Israel Singer develops over new Soviet leader BY ALLYN FISHER States, but it could certainly make it immigration, said in an interview JERUSALEM (AP) - The change easier to resolve the (Mideast) that some of Israel's optimum for fear of flying in the Kremlin's leadership has conflict," if both countries listened increased Jewish emigration arises revived hopes in Israel for improved directly to each other's views, the from the fact that Chemenko's relations with Moscow but there are official said. former patron, Leonid Brezhnev, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Singer Aretha no expectations that Communist The Soviet Union broke diplomatic adopted a more liberal policy in this Franklin developed a sudden, paralyzing fear of Party chief Konstantin U Chernenko relations with Israel after the 1967 area during the early 1970a. airplane travel, forcing her to cancel two concerts will overhaul Soviet policy in theMideast war when Israel captured An Israeli expert on Soviet affairs, in Kansas City and reschedule her entire February- Mideast. the West Bank. Gaza Strip and Golan Theodore Friedgut, said he saw March tour, her tour director says. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir Heights chances of liberalized emigration "I've talked to her doctor, her psychiatrist, and I has twice asked Chernenko to estab- Since then, ties between the two policies resulting from the current know it's genuine," John Sdoucos said Saturday. lish a dialogue with Israel since the countries have been limited to resolution of a power struggle that "Every now and then this happens — someone who new Soviet leader was selected Feb. sporadic visits by Israeli scientific resulted in frequent anti-Israel state- flies thousands of miles every year suddenly can'l 13 to replace the late Yuri V. and peace-movement delegations ments in the state-run press and face getting on an airplane. Andropov. Government officials said and members of the tiny Communist nearly halted Jewish emigration. "After the first show was canceled, Aretha spent in interviews that Shamir's state- Party that has four seats in the Friedgut, chairman of the Hebrew the whole week trying to get herself ready to fly to University of Jerusalem's Depart- Aretha Franklin Jenye Norman ment reflects a standing Israeli Knesset, Israel's parliament. Kansas City, and then Friday morning she realized desire for friendly relations with The aftermath of the 1967 war also ment of Soviet and Slavic Studies, she just couldn't do it," he said. stage at the same time. Moscow. saw the rise of a Jewish emigration also said he envisioned no Mideast The popular soul singer, who had hits with Met spokesman David Reuben said the double "I think if they (Soviets) had more movement that has brought some policy changes under Chernenko. "Respect," "A Natural Woman," "Spanish Harlem" performance was "very rare." He said he and could direct knowledge of Israel's pos- 165,000 Soviet Jews to Israel. Israel "Soviet policy has not changed and many other songs, was stricken with a flying remember only one oher time it occurred — when itions, it would definitely lessen the hopes friendlier relations with the significantly since 1967, neither phobia just before she was to have given two shows the Metropolitan last did "Les Troyens" in 1973. That constant tensions in our region," Soviet Union could increase the under Brezhnev nor Andropov," and in Kansas City last weekend, said Sdoucos, contacted time it was Shirley Verrett who took on the twin said one official who spoke to a emigration flow after it was reduced Chernenko, regarded as a con- at his home in Boston. Those shows were canceled roles reporter on condition he hot beto a trickle during Andropov's 15- servative, is not expected to sudden- and rescheduled for Saturday night On Friday, the month reign. ly change direction, he said. Saturday shows were canceled. Mother proud of daughter identified He noted that most of Israel's According to Jewish Agency Ehud Olmert, a member of Parlia- Miss Franklin remains in Detroit under her RACINE, Wis (AP) — There is a certain resident Arab enemies, including Syria, have statistics, 1,320 Jews left the Soviet ment's Foreign Affairs and Security physician's care, Sdoucos said. of Racine who wasn't the least bit surprised by one direct contacts with the United Union in 1983, less than half the 1982 Committee for Shamir's Likud bloc, "She feels real bad about this." Sdoucos said "We of the Oscar nominations: that of the song "Over States and said he believed that figure of approximately 2,690, and agreed with Friedgut, saying he all do. We had two nearly sold-out shows in Kansas You" from the film "Tender Mercies " direct ties between the Jewish state the smallest figure since 1968. Anthought the chances of any changes City, and she didn't want to disappoint her fans The Jean Voorlas said she knew the song would be and the Soviet Union could further estimated 400.000 Soviet Jews are in Soviet policy toward Israel were problem with this kind of illness is the embarrass- nominated, and not only that, she thought the the peace process. waiting for exit visas, says Yosef "very weak." ment. Even though the fear is real, the victim feels songwriter "did a beautiful job and it's been a long Harel, a Jewish Agency spokesman "Israel wants direct relations with "I think he will follow in An- foolish, and that only compounds the problem." time coming." Dov Shilansky, a deputy minister the Soviet Union, not at the expense dropov's footsteps," Olmert said. He said Miss Franklin's performance dates would It may have something to do with the fact that the of our relations with the United in Shamir's government in charge of be rescheduled as soon as her doctors said she was songwriter is her daughter. Racine native Lane He said Shamir's statements were ready to face touring, which requires flights almost Brody. an attempt to seize an opportunity daily "I just knew it would be nominated." Mrs Voorlas Marines set to leave Lebanon created by a change in Soviet said. leadership "to try and create an .Soprano does twin performance "Over You ' was nominated in the original song (continued) The privately owned Central News atmosphere" for improved rela- category; "Tender Mercies" has been nominated in government in Lebanon would not Agency in Lebanon said Gemayel's tions, without having any expecta- NEW YORK (AP) - Opera goers saw and heard five categories. satisfy Israel. national security advisor, Wadih tions. double at a performance of "Les Troyens" when an Mrs. Voorlas said she would have no problem Lebanese government forces at Haddad, had arrived in Washington The officials interviewed declined illness in the cast left soprano Jessye Norman being calm during the Academy Awards presen- Souk el-Gharb fought off Druse to discuss the future of the multi- comment when asked if there were playing both female leads. tations. attacks from nearby Aitat. Kaifoun national force, which soon may have ongoing Israeli efforts "behind the Miss Norman was scheduled Saturday night to play "I've been in situations like this before, " she said. and Aley, according to a report from only its French contingent remain- scenes " to renew relations between the role of Dido, the queen of Carthage, in the Hector "Friends ask me how come I'm not jumping up and the Voice of Lebanon, a rightist ing. the two countries. Berlioz opera based on Virgil's "Aeneid." But when down. I'm not in the habit of getting too excited Christian radio station. It said the Syrian President Hafez Assad met soprano Tatiana Troyanos canceled out because ol because there are so many ups and downs in my attackers suffered heavy casualties in Damascus with Nabih Bern, The Jerusalem Post reported Fri- illness. Miss Norman took on her part of Cassandra daughter's business. leader of the Shiite Amal militia. day that Shamir has been working to too. "J've watched her work very hard, and everything In southern Lebanon, Christian Berri and Druse leader Walid improve relations with the Soviet Cassandra appears only in the first act. and Dido is so deep in my heart that I don't to react in that and Moslem militias clashed in a Jumblatt also met twice with Syrian Union since he became foreign only in the second, so the characters are never on way." string towns and villages along the Foreign Minister Abdul-Halim minister under Menachem Begin in coast. Khaddam 1980 No recession in '84, THE WORLD treasury chief says contending the island was part of the mainland The official media has made no mention of the Argentine peace hopes up thousands of years ago incident, although funerals for some of the victims WASHINGTON (AP) - Treasury Secretary Donald An article published yesterday in a scholarly journal apparently were held Friday. The death toll, according Regan says he sees no recession this year and that he LONDON — British government officials reported was referring to 1985 or 1986 when he mentioned the "quiet satisfaction" today at Argentine President Raul by Zhang Senshui, an anthropologist, argued that the to the sources, ranged from 26 to 28. They said the flight chance of recession in recent testimony before Alfonsin's weekend message about opening talks on the origin of native Taiwan culture is strikingly similar to was domestic, but its origin and planned destination disputed Falkland Islands. that found in the southwest mainland region of Guizhou. could not be learned. Congress. They declined to say if it will break the deadlock over Excerpts of the article were carried by the official Regan, in an interview negotiations that has stymied efforts to normalize news agency Xinhua, and appeared to reflect the with U.S. News Si World Anglo-Argentine relations following the 74-day war — Communists' concern that Taiwan, seat of the rival Soviet stores low on flu drug Report magazine, also won by Britain — over the South Atlantic archipelago nationalist government, might declare itself a sovereign said that interest rates nation. MOSCOW — A respiratory flu epidemic has hit hard should drift downward in 1982. in at least seven Soviet cities, leaving hundreds of British newspapers said Alfonsin, Argentina s new The nationalists fled the mainland in 1949 when the this year if the Federal Communists seized power. Peking considers Taiwan a thousands of people sick and many of them unable to Reserve Board "does its civilian president, agreed to shelve the crucial 4ssue of obtain medicine because of shortages and government sovereignty of the Falklands to get negotiations started renegade province and has been trying to woo the island job right." with offers of a peaceful reincorporation. The na- inefficiency, a newspaper reports. "A senator asked me But The Times of London noted that Prime Minister Sovietskaya Kossiya I Soviet Russia) reported yester- Margaret Thatcher's government "seems determined tionalists have rejected all overtures whether we would have Zhang said remains of a pre-ceramic culture day that people have to wait more than a month to buy an economic catastrophe to drive a hard bargain ' before restoring diplomatic a diluted form of the drug interferon and a medicine and commercial links severed when Argentina invaded unearthed in the Taiwan town of of Changbin in 1968 if something wasn't done share key characteristics with artifacts from another known by the popular name of "remantadine." Both about the deficit, " he the Falklands on April 2. 1982 The British recapturd drugs are used to fight viruses in the Soviet Union The them June 14 that year ancient culture of cave dwellers in Guizhou. said. "Catastrophe, no.' report did not say whether the flu has caused any I said. But I could see if Cranley Onslow, a former Foreign Office minister, deaths noted: "I hope we may get close to talking, even if the we had the wrong fiscal The greatly increased demand for medicine and or monetary policy, we agenda is a narrow one But it may be wrong to raise poorly coordinated deliveries from government ware- too many hopes " Avalanche kills four skiers could slip back into re- houses to drugstores are to blame for the shortages, the cession ' I meant in 1985 New Zealand, Moscow reunite AOSTA. Italy — An avalanche killed four skiers on newspaper said. Under the Soviet Union's centrally or 1986 " a slope of Mt Valtournenche in northern Italy, police controlled economy, the government decides how many Regan said the size of WELLINGTON. New Zealand - New Zealand and the report. goods should be allocated to stores in each city There the federal budget deficit Soviet Union will resume full diplomatic relations for They were among 10 skiers who were exploring a new is little flexibility to meet emergencies, such as the flu poses no problem but that RFXAN the first time in four years, Foreign Affairs Minister downhill course when the giant snowslide buried them epidemic, and problems are compounded because of it could become one in 1985. 1986 or 1987 if private Warren E Cooper said today. yesterday, police said. The six others were reported consumer hoarding borrowing is crowded out by government borrowing. The countries have been represented by charges unhurt. Drugstores around the country usually receive He said Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker and d'affaires, rather than ambassadors, since New Zealand medicine shipments once a month, Sovietskaya Rossiya the Fed's open market committee "would do well just expelled the former Soviet Ambassador Vsevolod Grenade explodes on plane said. It reported that central authorities decreed that to concentrate on the money supply, to furnish enough Sofinsky in January 1980 for purportedly giving funds local managers could order extra supplies of medicine money so that the economy can continue to expand in to the Moscow-oriented Social First Unity political ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia - A man hijacked a because of the epidemic but that few apparently had line with their gross national product growth targets party in New Zealand. military plane and detonated a grenade in mid-flight heard about the order and ours." Cooper said restoration of full diplomatic relations when the crew tried to land at an air force base, killing Regan also said that his remarks disavowing most of resulted from informal discussions before Christmas at least 26 people, according to diplomatic sources. Salvador copter crash kills 28 the economic report written by Martin Feldstein, He said there has been a vigorous trade expansion The plane was carrying 38 people, among them seven chairman of President Reagan's council of economic between New Zealand and the Soviets in recent years, air force officers and dependents including women and advisers, was made in a fit of temper and that he is children, when it crashed, the sources said yesterday. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - Two Salvadoran air and that better relations would help trade force helicopters flying troops to battle collided "willing to let bygones be bygones ' The sources, who spoke on condition they not be yesterday, killing all 28 people aboard the two aircraft, Appearing before the Senate Budget Committee. identified, said the hijacker was an air force lieutenant China eyes new Taiwan plan the Defense Ministry said. Regan said of the report, "As far as I am concerned, who brandished a hand grenade and demanded to be you can throw it away " He said only the first eight PEKING — China's Communist government has flown to neighboring Somalia The incident reportedly The ministry's statement said two U.S.-made Huey pages of the 343-page report were Reagan's, that the offered a new argument for reunification with Taiwan. occurred last Thursday helicopters were flying toward a battle area in northern remainder was Feldstein's "and you can have it." San Miguel province when they collided at 7:30 a.m. The collision occurred over an area between the towns of San Gerardo and San Luis De La Reina, some 110 miles THE WEATHER northeast of San Salvador, the statement said. Soviet nuclear blast recorded The statement said four of the dead were pilots and UPPSALA, Sweden (AP) — A university seismology Jersey shore the 24 others were troops. It gave no other details and station yesterday recorded an underground nuclear did not specify the nationalities of the dead. There was explosion in the Semipalatinsk area in western Siberia Partly cloudy and breezy today. High near 50. no indication any of the victims were foreign. in the Soviet Union, the Swedish news agency TT Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight, fair and cooler. reported. Low around 30. Tomorrow, partly sunny. Highs in the The United States provides aid and military advisers The blast registered 6.5 on the Richter scale of ground low and mid 40s. Chance of precipitation 20 percent to El Salvador to support its fight against leftist motion, according to the station at Uppsala University. today and near zero percent tonight. Ocean water guerrillas. The Richter scale measures ground motion as temperatures are in low and mid 40s recorded on seismographs. Every increase of one Marine forecast Seven British climbers killed number means a tenfold increase in magnitude. Watch Hill. R I to Manasquan. N.J. Winds west to northwest 15 to 25 knots today and 10 LONDON — Police say seven climbers, including a to 15 knots tonight. Partly cloudy today and fair tonight. 13-year-old boy, died in five separate accidents Visibility more than 5 miles. Average seas 3 to 6 feet. yesterday in Britain when high winds suddenly rose on CORNER Tides on a warm, sunny dav Sandy Hook Mountain rescue officials said scores of climbers This week's lealured car- All times Eastern Standard went out over the weekend in mild weather. When the TODAY: High: 10:24 a.m. and 10:56 p.m. and low: tiei comes Irom the Un- winds became fierce, rescue squads were called out in ion Beach area. Chris 04:16 a.m. and 4:42 p.m. Scotland and the Lake District of northwest England to Gentile is a 16 year old TOMORROW High: 11:16 a.m. and 11:49 p.m. and aid several different groups. student-at-masl at Sandy i-...- (won a m and 5-.10 n.m. Hook where he is enrol- i-or rtea ttanxaiiu uuiiiauii ntnignwiu •»»«>, — UtylO'i Police in Wales said Jonathan Bevis. 13, slipped and led in the N.J. ROTC pro- Bright, deduct 10 minutes: Long Branch, deduct 15 Denver 33 09 55' 36 cOy nram Alnnn will) his minutes; Highlands bridge, add 40 minutes. Oes Moines 36 31 05 cl Photni. 72 41 Clf crossing a ridge in Llanberis Pass. D.lrO'1 52 39 0? cd' Pittsburgh 61 41 16 Cdy IUUIB tviuiuro, Dulutn 35 30 01 CO' Portland.Me 40 24 cdy Chris is interested in Sun, Moon S El Paso , 52 28 Portland Ore 46 44 10 rn baseball and hockey. He Fairbanks 07 12 01 Pfovdence 49 31 cdy All iimet Eastern Standard Fargo 33 23 Raleigh cd. I hopes lo receive a col- lege scholarship, remain with Ihe ROTC and join the • 'Or his iktui VVUIK. '••-•—•»»••»*. «uw>t t bars and climbing down knotted sheets and towels; two Meese faces tough questions of them were still at lar,ge yesterday. And one of two WASHINGTON - Edwin Meese III, nominated to be men who overpowered their guards Saturday while the attorney general, is going to face some tough being driven across Ohio was arrested in Indiana. questioning about his personal finances and his stand on Also in Tennessee, two medium-security prisoners civil liberties at his Senate confirmation hearings. walked away from a work detail Friday afternoon Democrats say. outside the walls of Tennessee State Prison. They TAKE AN Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary remained free last night. Committee have parceled out areas of Meese's One of the Fort Pillow escapees was captured on all background for investigation in preparation for the yesterday near Brownsville. Tenn , and three others ADDITIONAL March 1-2 hearings. were spotted in a wooded area as night fell. Authorities sale items Meese, currently the White House counselor, has said they would keep watch on the woods' outskirts, and when you add this to our taken a strict law-and-order stance, which may resume efforts to corner the three at daylight. already low prices, it's ultimately propel his confirmation through the Re- like saving up to publican-controlled Senate. If confirmed, Meese would Rare whales spotted replace William French Smith, who is returning to private law practice. BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP)the mother and calf for Among those eager to quiz Meese is Sen. Howard — Searchers for the calv- about 30 minutes yesterday Metzenbaum. D-Ohio. who wants to find out about what ing ground of the rare right at midday, Daigle said. he calls "political cronyism." whale spotted a mother The searchers took photo- And Sens. Joseph Biden, D-Del., and Edward and calf yesterday in thegraphs to record charac- Kennedy, D-Mass., want to ask about Meese's civil Atlantic Ocean off the teristics which can be used rights record. shore of the Georgia- to track the whales' move- Florida boundary, accord- ments. IN ALL DEPTS. Guards hurt in jail fight ing to a conservation of- ficial. CRANSTON, R.I. - Three guards and an inmate Meanwhile, two Georgia were injured yesterday in a brawl involving nearly 100 fishermen came forward to COLLEGE maximum-security prisoners at the state Adult Correc- report an encounter with ON OUR NEW tional Institutions, the Corrections Department said. what apparently was a BOARDS The disturbance began about 11:20 a.m. as a right whale on* Friday, said "spontaneous confrontation" in a dining hall between a Richard Daigle, spokes- S.A.T. REVIEW Spring Fashions guard and an inmate who wanted more food, said man for the Georgia De- JUNIORS « SENIORS department spokesman Anthony Ventetuolo Jr. The partment of Natural Re- 27 Successful Years fall & winter sources' coastal resources prisoners were locked in their cells within 50 minutes, Fir Mi 1 Frit Dtaputlc TMI he said. division. SHOES, BOOTS Six to eight guards were in the dining room while Scientist Scott Kraus of 222-8704 lunch was being served to about 100 inmates, he said. the New England HANDBAGS • •... .« iiu, nrienners joined in the brawl, he said. Many Aquarium reported that 681-6009 twn sparrh nlanes circled of the 'Inmates-Rguv ...~ -r _, included in SUPER SALE additional officers arrived, Venteluolo said. Most of the inmates returned to their cells without resisting once the reinforcements arrived, Ventetuolo C.B.S. SUPERMARKET I 1 I. «i.u, Up '"w °'atp and local P°"ce converged on the 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG TINTON FALLS I— ^-.. - ment were broken in the disturbance. Nine prisoners still at large OPEN Mon Sal 1 JUi 98« ,b Thufj K Fn eve Nine inmates, some of them armed, remained at till 9 p m large yesterday after separate escapes in three states. JERSEY NUMBER GAME Open Sunday 12-5 Five men escaped Saturday from Tennessee's Fort Pick any three number* — you can play Pillow State Prison after overpowering their guards. from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a weak and one was captured yesterday. Nine escaped Friday WE ABB A CLAIM CENTER evening from a jail at Alexandria, La., after cutting ••••*••••••••••••*••*•**••••*•* A4 The Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20.1984 Senate to probe drop in black enrollment NEWARK (AP) — A recent Hispanic enrollment was the result decrease in the number of blacks of an increase in the state's Hispanic attending state colleges and univer- population. sities troubles education officials, who want to find out the reasons He said his office would immedi- behind the trend and act to reverse ately study the decrease in black it, the New Jersey chancellor of enrollment, and determine if col- higher education said yesterday. leges have not been aggressive The state Board of Higher Educa- enough in recruiting black students tion has learned that the number of or if admissions policies discourage blacks enrolled as undergraduates in black enrollment. state colleges dropped by more than Several members of the board said 9 percent in the last three years, that state schools, which do not work from 18,388 in 1980 to 16,999 in 1983. to reverse the decline in black The decline in black enrollment enrollment, could face sanctions. was nearly equal to the 10 percent overall enrollment drop New Jersey Milton Buck of Newark, board schools, according to a report pres- chairman, warned that unless re- ented to the state board Friday cruitment efforts were improved, But T. Edward Hollander, the "we may have to focus on individual state chancellor of higher education, institutions." said the percentage and number of blacks should have risen during that In addition, Hollander said state Ataoclliad Prttt pfcolo period. officials would have to see if the T. EDWARD HOLLANDER PLANT CLOSING — Augie Tisai and Andy worked there 29 years and Genesi 40 The closing drop-out rate has increased among Genesi are shown leaving the Owens-Illinois plant put 525 employees out ol work, "The view of the board is that the State figures show that the needs of the (black) community are black high school students or if more at Bridgeton after the plant closed last week. Tisai black students are attending out-of- number of black freshmen decreased so great that the number of blacks from 5,403 in 1980 to 4.915 in 1983, and in the freshman class and overall state schools should have increased, " Hollander the percentage of black students in said yesterday. Both factors could affect state the state's 17 community colleges Closing of plant causes college enrollments, he said. dropped from 16.3 percent to 14.7 But while black enrollment has percent during the same period. decreased, enrollment of Hispanics Hollander also noted that while Officials noted the community increased from 8,148 to 10,158 in the the amount of state and federal college figures were especially sur- concern in Cumberland same period, according to state financial aid for minorities has prising because those schools have figures. BRIDGETON IAP) - Santo Rizzo along neat, tree-lined streets urged. May, where unemployment soars increased in recent years, its traditionally served as the entry depended on the workers at the "Get it in glass, for goodness sake." every winter "purchase power" has decreased point for higher education for many Owens-Illinois plant across the "We've been struggling for some "I would say Bridgeton was Hollander said the increase in because of inflation. minority students. street to keep his coffee shop afloat, time," said Daniel Oliker. the dying," said Charles Moore, a plant just as they had done for the last 65 plant's manager, noting that the first worker who. after 31 years and 11 years. • indication of trouble came almost 11 months on the job, says he'll take up The Daily Register But on Tuesday morning, when years ago 'vhen the 1973 Arab oil masonry and carpentry work in most factories are starting up their embargo drove fuel costs up. retirement. 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The mansion at Belvoir burned I'resiitcni and Publisher Outside his tent, a cold rain pelted the down and the estate lay empty for years camp after the Revolution. Arthur Z Kamin Herbert H Thorpe. Jr Charles C Triblehorn JACK Historians believe that Washington, Kditor AnttlMI E4UOff Sund'iy Editor George Washington began the love letter in the stilted style of his day. "Tis true," though he married Martha without any Russell P. Rauih Huns Kulman ANDERSON great passion for her, developed a deep love .\iyhi Editor Jane Foderaro f dktorial /'uifr Editor he wrote, "I profess myself a votary of love. I acknowledge that a lady is in the case. And for her. Yet his memory of Sally Fairfax Thomas C Donahue Mirhael J IVIIegnno never faded. As his second presidential Dtrectur of Murhelniy Kevin J McCourt further I confess that this lady is known to unit Alt' rnmnu (in uturirjn Dim \Ot you .... I feel the force of her amiable term was drawing to a close, he wrote again Frank J Allocca beauties in the recollection of a thousand to her: tender passages ..." "Many important events have occurred A6 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1984 Young Washington addressed the letter and such changes in men and things have not to his fiancee, Martha Custis, but to his taken place as the compass of a letter would neighbors wife, Sally Fairfax He con- 22. The young squire of Mount Vernon had give you but an inadequate idea of. None of 'Just a first step' cluded the letter with a discreet appeal: recently gone soldiering with the Virginia which events, however, nor all of them "You have drawn me, my dear Madam, militia in the wilds of Pennsylvania and together, have been able to eradicate from or rather I have drawn myself, into an Ohio. He returned to Virginia a hero. In one my mind the recollection of those happy honest confession of a simple fact. Mis- battle he had two horses shot under him and moments, the happiest in my life, which I construe not my meaning Tis obvious his clothes ripped by four bullets. have enjoyed in your company .... Doubt it not, nor expose it. The world has He was vulnerable, however, to the "It is a matter of sore regret, when I cast no business to know the object of my love, coquettish Sally Fairfax. When she would my eyes toward Belvoir, which I often do, declared in this manner to you, when I want make sly remarks about his military to reflect that the former inhabitants of it, v to conceal it.' daring, he was flattered with whom we lived in such harmony and Four months later. George Washington Apparently, George and Sally never friendship, no longer reside there; and that married Martha Custis By, all accounts, it consummated their love. The reason is that the ruins can only be viewed as the blossomed into a happy marriage. Yet deep Washington was bound by a strict sense of memento of former pleasures." in his heart, the passion for Sally never honor and would not lightly betray his best The aging statesman concluded by sug- died. She kept their secret - but also his friend for a doomed dalliance with his wife gesting that Sally Fairfax return to Ameri- letters, which were withheld from history The man who later would lead his coun- ca, rebuild the mansion at Belvoir and for two centuries. trymen in pledging "our lives, our fortunes spend "the evening of your life" down the CBS television will soon reveal the real and our sacred honor, " would not lightly road from Mount Vernon. She never did; George Washington — and the secret he felt betray his best friend for a doomed Washington died three years later. "the world has no business to know " An dalliance with his wife. eight-hour miniseries will dramatize Wash- The purpose of his letter to Sally from the HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: De- ington's "personal relationships, including battlefront on that dreary day — Sept. 12, his consuming, hidden love for Sally fense contractors have been ordered to 1758 — was not alone to declare his love but report "information that reflects adversely Fairfax, his best friend's wife. ' the to acknowledge its futility For he added to network promises on the integrity or general character" of the tender lines this forlorn comment employees with access to classified infor- Sally was the young wife of his closest "But experience, alas, sadly reminds me mation, including "criminal activities, friend! George William Fairfax, who lived how impossible this (love) is, and evinces at Belvoir, an estate three miles down the bizarre or notoriously disgraceful conduct, an opinion which I have long entertained, Potomac from Mount Vernon She was a treatment for mental or emotional dis- woman of uncommon beauty and that there is a destiny which has the' orders ... and excessive indebtedness ..." astriocratic grace. sovereign control of our actions, not to be - The donor who pledged $500,000 to the resisted by the strongest efforts of human American Security Council if matching Washington was ruggedly handsome, an nature." accomplished horseman and forceful funds were raised has been identified by soldier He was as ill at ease around women On Jan. 6, 1759, George married Martha council president John M. Fisher He is Gus as Sally was poised in the company of men Custis. There is reason to believe that A Buder Jr., a St. Louis attorney. The They met in 1754 when Washington was Martha and George Fairfax were aware of matching funds were raised. The truth about immigrants WASHINGTON - When we hear the But in the restaurant and hotel industries, word "immigrant." what image forms in and in agriculture, the evidence is to the the mind? contrary. Immigrants take jobs that natives WKBgt Julian L. Simon, a senior fellow with the do not want. Heritage Foundation, believes that the In this regard, Simon cites a study in San WW^^S^'W^'image is a poor one The immigrant Diego of 2,154 jobs that were held by illegal typically is regarded as an uneducated, aliens The aliens were deported; the jobs unskilled Mexican who is here illegally He JAMES J. were available; no natives came to fill intends to stay here permanently, and thus KILPATRICK % them. The wages were regarded as too low, has smuggjed his family into the United the hours were too long, the jobs were too States. All of them are heavily on welfare; difficult, and as a matter of prestige the job they .are paying no taxes; they are taking categories "were not appealing to the local jobs away from native Americans; and the residents." effect of their presence is to push wages down for everyone The typical legal-immigrant family is a Action on heating fuel young family. Four out of five immigrants Simon set out to establish some facts in are under the age of 40 In a randomly this matter A few weeks ago he published The uproar over the high cost of prices. Energy Commissioner Leonard selected statistical cohort, one would find a monograph, "Nine Myths About Immigra- "somewhat larger proportions" of low skill home renting fuel has produced desired Coleman said. tion," in which he dispels the bad image. Simon cites a study showing that illegal immigrants make no excessive demands and low education, but the group also would results. The price is now going down Retail prices this week should better His evidence is persuasive, and on this contain "a much larger proportion of those highly controversial topic he deserves to be upon welfare programs Only about 4 Cheers and medals for all those who reflect current market conditions fown with high skill and high education - heard Let me yield the floor to him. percent of them enjoy free schooling; only spoke out so strongly — and to from the oiutrageous prices of last 1 percent manage to get food stamps or physicians, engineers, scientific re- Solid evidence, he says, "gives the lie to searchers and the like " Partly because the Governor Thomas H Kean who led the welfare payments. Seventy-seven percent week." the commissioner said. the charge that immigrants are welfare immigrant family is young, vigorous and fight for a full-scale investigation abusers " When legal-immigrant families of the illegals pay Social Security taxes, but Coleman said the decline was pri- virtually none of them get anything back. often highly ambitious, immigrants tend to What happened9 and native families are matched by age and form their own businesses more rapidly marily the result of "public pressure" education, there is no difference in their On the issue of taxes. Simon found that The state energy commissioner says within three to five years after legal entry, than natives The image of welfare loafers, following inquiries he and other of- benefits from food stamps, aid to dependent as Simon makes clear, is far removed from children and other welfare services The immigrant family earnings "reach and pass warmer weather and public pressure licials made lo the federal government, the hustling, bustling reality have contributed to a decrease in borne average immigrant family is younger than those of the average native family " Their requesting probes into the higher than the average native family, and for this wages routinely are subject to withholding Perhaps Simon's evidence will help to heating oil prices, which had soared to prices in New Jersey reason average outlays for education are of income taxes They pay the same excise move the stranded Simpson-Mazzoli bill off "outrageous" levels in recent weeks indeed higher for the immigrants. and sales taxes that are paid by everyone However, industry officials said the the rocks of the House Rules Committee The current wholesale price for. The higher costs of education are more else. This is the best compromise bill on drop was more likely prompted by the home heating oil is just under 99 cents than offset, however, by much lower Perhaps the most widely voiced charge immigration that can be fashioned. It has warming trend coupled with increases against the immigrants is that they take passed the Senate and needs only a nod from per gallon, compared to the highest payments to immigrant families for Social in refinery production, which re- Security. Medicare and Medicaid. In 1975. jobs away from natives and thereby Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill to reach the price ever — $104 per gallon the base year used by Simon in his study, increase native unemployment In a few House floor next month. In the short run the sultedin less demand for oil announced recently, according to ;i the average native family received $922 particular cases, this probably is true: bill would cost a bundle, as illegal aliens survey by the State Department of Coleman said milder weather and from these sources; the average immigrant "There is good reason to believe that US. became legal aliens, but Simon's paper increases in refinery production also family, legally in the United States, physicians will earn less because of the suggests little harm and much gain on down Energy. received one-tenth as much large recent influx of foreign physicians ' the road. The average retail price is $1 26 per are contributing to the price drop. gallon, down from $1.28 the previous Regardless of all the excuses we are week, the survey showed hearing, it is good to know that the end Retail prices may drop by as much result decreased home heating oil FROM OUR READERS as lfl cents from the previous week, prices is in the works It took too reflecting the decline in the wholesale long in coming. tin11 MIU iui iung yvimo* dwaning ine buses The additional guards were hired due to This time it was different, the buses were a school change going into its second year. Those leghold traps Transit feat there and plentiful. The price of a child's life was asked of each Fair Haven We boarded the buses at Woodbridge member of the board then. The school board To the Editor: where the longest wait was perhaps 10 and superintendent put our small children The issue of steel-jawed leghold sponsored by Assemblyman D. Bennett Our mass transit systems take a great minutes. As we boarded we were told there on Port Monmouth Road, not the Borough traps is one that brings forth emotion Masur. D-Bergen deal of criticism, and usually it is deserved would be a train at Perth Amboy awaiting Council. And the Board of Education and However, N J Transit recently ac- us Wonder of wonders, there was. . the superintendent assured us it would not and concern. And it is justified. Now The amended bill, approved by the complished a feat with dispatch and When we boarded the train at Perth cost us or endanger our children. "Now the there has been another turn in the Assembly in a 66-5 vote, would direct efficiency and I think that it should be Amboy we were told there would be another borough cuts, and the board cries." simmering controversy. Rutgers University lo conduct a study recognized. train awaiting us at Matawan. Again Why didn't you listen then to the parents surprise; there was the train. of these little ones now to be left Senate President Carmen A Or- to determine if an alternative to the I in ,i regular commuter on train number 3315 that leaves New York's Pennsylvania I cannot speak for riders of any other unprotected. echio, D-Essex. said last week he will leghold trap could be developed Station at 4:35 p m As we proceeded south trains, but the passengers on 3315 received The board made the burden of new jobs support amended legislation to ban Mazur said all leghold traps would be and approached Woodbridge Feb 2. it excellent treatment that night, and the (crossing guards) the borough's, and more steel-jawed leghold traps in New became apparent that the huge fire that was personnel of N.J. Transit that pulled it off little feet on Port Monmouth Road, the banned from use in the state through a burning to the east of the right of way would Jersey are to be congratulated borough's. The problem should have laid in phased-in withdrawal within 18 months affect us somehow. As it turned out, ours It's too bad that N.J. Transit can't get the the lap of who made the school changes, the "I don't like the fact the the amended of the time Gov. Thomas Kean signs was the first train to be stopped by the fire rest of its act together the way it did Feb Board of Education and superintendent of bill will allow trappers to use those 2. the measure. The passengers didn't seem to be upset schools. barbaric instruments of. animal tour- by the hour-and-a-half wait before we were John Russell Jacqueline Hanus Orechio said he plans to post the taken to the Woodbridge station, but when ture for 18 months," he said "But I will amended bill for a vote when the Senate we were told buses would carry us along the Letters lo the editor must be signed and provide reluctant support to the route, smiles became frowns. Many of us Crossing guards returns from a voting session on Feb. have the writer's complete address and measure because it will finally end a remembered other instances of standing in 23 Keansburg telephone number. They must not exceed struggle to ban the leghold traps which To the Editor: 300 words. Not acceptable are poetry, has gone on for too many years." We can symnpathi/.e with Orechio's In reply to the article, "guard loss " i Feb endorsements of candidates for office or Orechio sponsored a bill that called effort at compromise - but we're not 1). endorsements of commercial products. for an immediate ban on leghold traps sure a study of the issue would come The measure was approved by the up with anything other than to delay the Senate in a 26-9 vote on Jan. 30. inevitable. TODAY IN HISTORY However, the state Assembly The aspect of animal torture is amended Orechio's bill on Feb. 6. when shocking — and quick legislation is Today is Monday. Feb. 20th, the 51st day tial order to leave the air because of what was called a "national emergency." it was merged with a similar measure needed to prevent it from happening of 1984. There are 315 days left in the year Today's Highlight in History: And in 1980. the United States announced On Feb. 20th, 1962, astronaut John Glenn it would boycott the Moscow Olympics to became the first American to orbit the protest the Soviet presence in Afghanistan. iy pnnfiision oqrlh Ten years ago: n»mocrats on the House Un mis uaic: What happened to the celebration of the post office is open or the bank is In 1792, President George Washington dent Richard Nixon's willingness to cooper- 9 signed an act creating the U.S. Post Office. ate with its impeachment inquiry by asking . Abraham Lincoln's birthday It was closed or whether the county offices In 1872. Silas Noble and James Cooley of the White House for specific items of celebrated in New Jersey — but not have a business day. rill M i • I • • everyonp knew ahmit it And now anoui Somehow m nther we seem to be makjng machine we're celebrating President's Day. forgetting the actual birthdays of on the moon after sending back thousands Shultz said a military threat by Libya Oorge Washington and Abraham Lin- of pictures of the lunar surface. against the Sudan had "receded." and It's confusing — and so is the fact In 1971. radio and TV stations across the Libyan - leader Moammar Khadafy was that it is difficult to keep track of when coln That's rather sad • With maturity comes wisdom* country were erroneously given a presiden- "back in his box." OBITUARIES MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1984 The Daily Register A7 Wilhelmina Coch Bistate war over grants should end soon MARLBORO - Coch, died last year. billion commercial and residential project in the Wilhelmina Coch, 91, of Surviving are a daugh- An AP News Analysis And they wrote another letter to Pierce on Friday. BY ALAN PRAM economically battered community across the Hudson In it, they objected to a call from the New Yorkers for Union Hill Road, died yes- ter, Anna Marie Thron of River from New York City. terday at home. Cambridge, Mass.- a a government study of whether the Jersey City project WASHINGTON - Last week's dispute involving Last week, lawmakers from New York asked Pierce would hurt New York. Born in Jersey City, she brother, Reinke Janssen of members of Congress from New Jersey and New York to block final approval of the money. They expressed resided in Matawan and Aberdeen; and three sis- By the end of the week, New Jersey officials who had over a federal grant to Jersey City, N.J., treated fears that the waterfront project would steal businesses taken the state's case to Pierce began reporting Freehold Township until ters, Mrs. Deanie Thomp- andJob s from New York City. moving here in 1W0. son of Mystic Island, Mrs constituents to the spectacle of lawmakers insulting optimistic indications from the secretary. each other and their states. "Fair competition is hard to quarrel with," New She was a member of Anna Noterup of Rahway Bradley said Pierce had told him the grant would go York's two senators and 11 of the city's 14 members of through if the two states reached an understanding and Old Brick Reformed and Miss Maybelle Janssen But the trading of barbs may have accomplished little more than teaching people what UDAG means — an Congress stated in a letter to Pierce. "But using UDAG agreed not to raid each other's businesses. Church and the Friendship of Spring Lake Heights. assistance to lure jobs from one distressed area to Senior Citizens Club, both The Freeman Funeral Urban Development Action Grant — and that Jersey Friday, aides to three different New Jersey officials another is hardly fair competition." here said independently that they had heard Pierce's here. Home, Freehold, is inCity was awarded one worth $40 million. Three of New Jersey's representatives fired off a note agency was writing a letter to the New Yorkers to tell Her husband, Albrecht charge of arrangements. Despite the flurry of telegrams to Samuel Pierce, secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban of their own to Pierce on Wednesday, labeling the New them the grant would be made Samuel Shayon Development, which runs the program, the signs are Yorkers' charges "ludicrous." John J. Knapp, general counsel to the Department of that the money could well be heading to Jersey City Then, for good measure, they held a news conference Housing and Urban Development, would not deny that RED BANK - Samuel "Twenty Years Ago and' after all Thursday in Jersey City where Sen. Bill Bradley, I>- such a note was being drafted Friday Shayon, 80, died Saturday Today,' which formed the Jersey City had received tentative approval in N.J., declared: "If there's to be a fight, we'll fight for "I have no comment on that, ' he said. "The situation at Riverview Hospital. basis of the radio and December 1982 for the grant to help fund a 300-acre, $2 what we should have." is too fluid " Born in Brooklyn, NY., television program, "You But a HUD official who asked not to be identified said he resided in New York Are There." He co-created a final decision on the funds would hinge on the agency's interpretation of the law establishing the program. "pub- Deaf school incidents unchecked .- JoYn^r legal I" 1™. he retired from OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — of it, according to a pros- state-run school. covered allegations of sex- adviser and executive for huV.rgina law practice. Sexual relations among ecutor "They all knew about ual abuse, sexual miscon Fanchon and Marco, Surv'vn« are his wife, students and staff mem- Deputy Douglas County it," Delman said. "Any- duct, child abuse, misap- producers of stage shows Ethel Liese shay°n: I bers at the Nebraska Attorney Marc Delman fin- body that was a house propriation of funds and PUBLIC NOTICE for the Roxy and Radio daughter, Manya S. Ungar School for the Deaf went on ished a two-month in- parent there knew what drug violations, delman City Music Hall, New "' Scotch Plains; a unchecked for at least two vestigation last week into was going on and passively said BOROUGH OF TINTON FALLS York. He worked in the brother, Harry Shayon of years even though other alleged sexual and agreed to let it go on. I'm legal and adminstrative Englishtown; and two staff members were aware financial misconduct at the real disgusted. offices of the William grandchildren. "Some of them (stu- REVENUE SHARING Morris Agency in Cali- The Worden Funeral Margaret J. Monaghan dents) have suffered real fornia. He created and Home, Red Bank, is in psychological damage HANDICAPPED REGULATIONS produced the radio show charge of arrangements. HOWELL- Margaret J Her husband. James G. Hopefully, the majority MR. AUTO Monaghan, 79, of 110 Monaghan, died in 1954. can be helped." he said. This notice is published pursuant to the re- Alan L. Rodman Aldrich Road, died yester- Surviving are two daugh- Administrator George quirements ol Section 51.55 ol the Revenue da h ni m: W. Collins, LITTLE SILVER - He was a member of ? « i° " b M° 8° ters, Mrs. Margaret Han- INSURANCE Sharing Regulations/as published in the Fed- Alan L. Rodman, 51, died Congregation B'nai Israel, Free" nan of Long Island, N.Y., eral Register on October 17, 1984. Section 51-55 prohibits discrimination against quali- yesterday at Riverview Rumson Born in Glasgow. *nd M" Elizabeth M. Hospital, Red Bank. fied individuals because ot their handicapped Surviving are his wife, Scotland, she resided in E«an' here; a slsler' Mrs "I was notified by the 20% Born in Cambridge, status Elaine J. Waldman Rod- Freehold until moving here Ina Mason of Long Island; Department of EducaEd - Mass., he resided in man; a son, Steven D. Borough ol Tinton Falls advises the public, Shrewsbury until moving 18 years ago. seven grandchildren and tion." he said. "I was DOWN Rodman, at home; a surprised. Much of this just employees and |ob applicants that it does not here 14 years ago. She was a member of two great-grandchildren. First Presbyterian Church, caught me really off guard. discriminate on the basis ol handicapped Mr. Rodman was presi- daughter, Lauren J. Rod- The Higgins Memorial 7 Freehold, and the Howell "I don't know that much status in admission or access to, or treatment dent of Avis Rent A Car, man of Deal; and a sister, Home. Freehold, is in Senior Citizens Club. about the charges. I had Red Bank, for 20 years. Mrs. Beatrice Mandel of charge of arrangements. LOW MONTHLY or employement in, its programs and ac- complete faith in the house A graduate of North- Boca Raton, Fla. tivities. The Worden Funeral Eslher R. Stryker parent staff. My esti- Borough ot Tinton Falls has designated the eastern University, Bos- mation is that it might be Home, Red Bank, is in MIDDLETOWN — Her husband, Richard PAYMENTS following (person or office) as the contact to ton, he was a U.S. Navy blown out of proportion. I Esther R. Stryker, 85. of Stryker, died in 1962. coordinate efforts to comply with this require- veteran. charge of arrangements. would like to see what the Lohsen Place, Belford, Surviving are a son, 711 Hwy #35 ment. Inquires should be directed to:. charges are, who the 233 Long Branch died Saturday at Red Bank Richard Stryker, here; a SHREWSBURY Name: Jerome S. Reed Mrs. Edith people are." NOTICE Convalescent Center. daughter. Mrs Flora A Office of the Borough Clerk As many as 15 of the 110 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Born in Port Monmouth, George, here; 11 grand- 747-4000 AND SUPPLEMENTING G. Sullivan staff members may be Address 556 Tinton Ave.. Tinton Falls, N.J 07724 CHAPTER VI. GENERAL POLICE she was a lifelong township children and three great- REGULATIONS. OF THE RE. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. charged with misde- immediate Phone Number: 542-3400 VISED GENERAL ORDINANCES resident, grandchildren. meanors and felonies this Hours. 9:00 AM to 4 30 PM OF THE CITY OF LONG Edith G. Sullivan, 36, of 121 She was a member of The Scott Funeral coverage BRANCH Hillyer Circle, died yester- week as a result of the BE IT ORDAINED by «<• City United Methodist Church. Home, here, is in charge of Council of lha Clly of Long day at Riverview Hospital, investigation, which tin Branch, In lha County of Man here. arrangements. mouth ind Slala of NBW Jaraay Red Bank. M fOIIOWt: Born in Jersey City, she S«cllon I ChiplwVI. Qanaral Mis. Dorothea E. Higgins Polio RaguMUoni. of th* H« resided in Freehold until vlMd Oanaral Ordinances of In* City of Long Branch Wall be moving here eight years SHREWSBURY TOWN- Williams of Long Branch; further amandad and aup- ago. SHIP - Mrs. Dorothea E. two sisters. Margaret ptomafilad by adding tharalo a rww iubaaclton, Sactlon 6.19. She was owner of The Higgins, 70, died yesterday Schibell and Catherine Wil- Urinating In Public, which ahall raad at follow* Knitting Needle, here, for Sactlon ft-10, Urinating In Pub- 2'2 years. Ce 3n an Branch; five A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organizations Rates $3 75 for three lines for I day 1(1 00 each lic. It ahall ba unlawful for any Born 1n Lo^g Branch. ^children paraon to urlnata In public upon She was a communicant and seven additional line). $5 00 for three lines for two days ($1.50 each additional linei. 16 50 for three lines for three davs any property, prlvata or public, of St. Catherine's Roman she was a lifelong area great-grand- (12 00 each additional line 1.$7 50 for three lines lor four or five days ($2.25 each additional line 1. »9 00 for three lines wtthln Ina City of Long Branch resident, children. for six to eight days ($2 50 each additional line), 110 50 for three lines for nine to ten days 1 $3 00 each additional line 1 Sactlon 2. Ropaalar Tha ra- Catholic Church, Holmdel, malndar of all olhar aactiona and Surviving are her hus- The Hoffman Funeral $13 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day $1 00. each additional line $3 00 Deadline HAM two davs tubaacttona of tha aloraman. where she taught CCD for before publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for The Dale Secretary Honad ordinance not specifically four years. band. James P. Higgins Home, Long Branch, is in amended by this ordinance shall Sr.; a brother, George charge of arrangements. remain In full force and affect. Surviving are her hus- tal Health Month with Monmoulli FEBRUARY 17, li, 24, 25, program ol arias and duels From the Section 3. Incontletent Ordi- band, Dennis J. Sullivan; a Ocean County Dental Society 12-4 nance* All ordinances or perls MARCH 3 Barbar of Saville. LaBoheme. Bruce A. Kozel p.m., Seaview Square Mall. Neptune thereof Inconsistent with son. David Sullivan, at FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS LaTraviata. Olello. Madame But provtotona of this ordinance ara Doctor Frank McGuire. chairman. hereby repealed aa to such In- home; a daughter, Tracy Pine Tree Players presents Agatha terflv. etc Sun . 3 p m . Paramonl conalatency SEA BRIGHT — Bruce Surviving are his will present United States Saving Sullivan, at home: her Christie's "The Unexpected Guest" Thealer. 'Asbury Park. N J Tickels Section I, Severablllty If any A. Kozel, 32, of Ocean parents, Mr. and Mrs. bonds, donated by Prudential Prop- are $8 to $4. $1 Reduction for senior section, pparagraph, subdivision, mother, Gertrude Curtain 8:40 p.m. Community House clausclas e or pprovision l Avenue, died Friday at stan|ey Koze, of Har. erty and Casualty Company and S S citizens sludents Mall order. NJ Jarmicki, here; and a \Jfr\nmr\t • # ti UfUiinril I nnlnr * Theatre. Third BY SHARON DRUGAN self-worth. The period may be short or may last for Hendelman stressed that rape happens to women of and escape, you will Otherwise you should try to KEYPORT - Once every 18 seconds in this country years. all ages and socioeconomic levels preserve your life." a woman is beaten by a man, Peggy Gaber-Casey told The second stage is marked by an incident "that "A victim is someone who is an easy target. You've The center provides advocacy and emotional a dozen or so women at a program on "Violence triggers that loss of control of the abuser." For got to make sure that you're safe at all times." Safety support for rape victims, and offers support groups for Against Women." The event, which was conducted in example, an abuser s wife may come home late from measures include keeping car doors locked and those dealing with sexual assault or domestic violence. the Women's Resource and Survival Center, was one shopping or burn the dinner. The explosive response submitting only first initials for publication in The center will host the following programs in a series sponsored by the Mental Health Association — the release of built-up tension — may involve telephone directories, Hendelman said. sponsored by the Mental Health Association: "Women of Monmouth County, Red Bank. pushing, shoving, kicking, or the use of a knife or gun, Addressing the question,' 'Should a woman struggle and Stress." 10 a.m. to noon, March 9. and "Alcohol Statistics show that many area women know Gaber-Casey explained during rape?" Hendelman said, "Use your human and the Family," 10 a.m. to noon, April 13 Details are ' violence firsthand After that "roughing-up," the abuser "feels truly instincts at that time. If you know you can struggle available from the Mental Health Association. Hazardous home situations prompted 211 women remorseful," and the couple move into a "honeymoon and children to use the center's temporary shelter in period." During this phase, the abuser becomes the 1983 Some 1,400 sought help via the centers 24-hour caring person that the victim only dreamed he (or she) hot line, said Gaber-Casey, the center's community could be. The batterer may bring home flowers and relations and development specialist. Reported rape promise never to lose control again. cases in Monmouth County (or 1982 numbered 128. Both parties are deceiving themselves in this phase. according to the Uniform Crime Report. Gaber-Casey maintained. The abuser believes that he New Jersey State Police records show 18,299 can control himself, and the victim doesn't believe reported incidents of domestic violence in the state for such an outburst will happen again the first six months of 1983, Gaber-Casey cited If the couple do not work through the problem with Wemen were described as victims in 86 percent of a counselor, the cycle may begin again. those cases. The abuser and victim have some similarities. Other facts in the str'e report on domestic violence Gaber-Casey pointed out. Both feel insecure, have a included: low self-image; often both were raised in a violent •Children were present or involved in 55 percent of home situation, and both are very dependent on each the acts. other. •Weapons were used in 71 percent of the cases Karen Hendelman, who coordinates the Rape Care Hands, fists and feet were used as weapons more often Program at the center, spoke on the affect of rape on than knives or guns. a woman Two phases constitute what is called the •Incidents of domestic violence occurred most rape trauma syndrome frequently on Sunday; Saturday garnered the second- The acute phase occurs immediately after the rape highest number of incidents A woman reacts with fear and then with such emotions Gaber-Casey suggested that "pressures may mount as anger, guilt and humiliation, Hendelman noted. over the weekend," the time when families spend the Physical implications include overall soreness, and a most time together. disturbance in sleep patterns. Violence is not limited to spouses. Batterings occur After the initial phase, the victim must effect a "quite frequently" among unmarried couples, Gaber- reorganization of life Family and friends can help by Casey asserted. meeting her "with open arms and sympathy." Gaber-Casey described a three-stage cycle of Hendelman said violence between batterers and their victims. In the reorganization phase, the victim may opt to FULL OF FACTS — Ready to inform participants Resource and Survival Center, Keyport, where the Tension builds between the couple in the first stage, move to a new residence She may have troubje in a film and discussion session on "Violence session took place, and Peggy Gaber-Casey, the which may feature psychological or emotional abuse, keeping herself "together" at work, and may for a Against Women" are, from left, Karen Hendelman, center's community relations and development such as comments that injure the victim's sense of time "not want to be touched ' coordinator ol the Rape Care Program al Women's specialist. Premature infants benefit .Third Age Center opens from oscillating waterbed BY JACK H. SMITH We have heard much about the Third World recently, but not much about the Third Age But BY WARREN E. LEARY "We discovered that in- veloped regular infant pre-term infants who now Fordham University in New York City fants are exquisitely re- waterbeds a decade ago, already had major medical provides a Third Age Center WASHINGTON (AP) - sponsive to movement and the devices are com- complications were not apt , According to Monsignor Charles J. Fancy, who TIME OF A special waterbed that stimulation," she told a monly used to ease such to benefit from apnea re- came from the Syracuse diocese to establish the gently oscillates seminar sponsored by the problems as bedsores and duction from waterbeds program, the Third Age is the time after 65. In the YOUR LIFE premature infants with U.S. Alcohol, Drug Abuse restlessness. The oscillating water- past, he indicates, the church may have cared for rhythms they would have and Mental Health Admin- But because numerous beds also helped infants it. but did nothing to motivate it The span was experienced in the womb istration, which finances human and animal studies suffering with severe brief, for one thing. enhances brain functions her work. indicate movement is im- apnea who were being Today the Third Age is much longer for many and" reduces potentially treated with caffeine-type persons, according to Fancy's words in Our Sunday dangerous breathing inter- "I felt that it might be portant in the development beneficial to provide com- of children, she decided to drugs to stimulate breath- Visitor, a Catholic publication An example of the Center s ecumenical service ruptions, according to l)r ing, often with restlessness "It is a period of further choices and personality is a survey of elderly Jewish people in suburban Anneliese Korner pensatory movement apply movement to the stimulation to pre-term in- waterbeds to see if it would and sleep problems as a development people live longer as non-parents Mount Vernon. NY as to their priorities, life style, Korner, a professor of fants who experience a benefit pre-term infants. side effect. "Aging ... today ... is primarily a crucial ethical and social structures The service was requested by psychiatry and behavioral great deal of this type of Air pumped through The researchers found and cultural challenge The question is how do we the Jewish community in the city medicine at Stanford Uni- stimulation prenatally, but bellows oscillates the that these infants showed use the gift that God has given us — the gift of extra The center has a professional staff of only six. versity Medical School, whit arc largely deprived of water 12 times a minute, significant increases in years — so that they are both useful to the but makes use of a great many volunteers. The said exposure to the subtle it when growing to term in approximating the move- sustained quiet sleep and individual and society? How do we do this in a model should be physically and economically oscillations patterned incubators," she con- ment of a resting mother, major decreases in ir- constructive way?" feasible for a denomination or church group in any after maternal rhythms tinued and the oscillations are ritability while on the mov- The Center began its work by preparing sisters, community which also has the college or university during the last months of ing waterbeds. priests, and lay people to assist aging members in facilities. pregnancy, may reduce In the United States, sent head-to-toe because between seven and 10 per- research indicates this the parish to find and carry out positive Third-Age A sense of usefulness is certainly important to some of the developmental the quality of spiritual life No matter now much deficiencies caused by be- cent of all births are direction best benefits res- The Stanford group has roles. Later it extended its outreach to church ing born too soon premature Pre-term in- piration, she said. begun a study to compare personnel in other dioceses and to other denomina- pride and satisfaction one may derive from the fants are particularly vul- One of the first dis- three types of waterbed tions, ecumenically process of learning, there is little lasting effect if The children become nerable to future neu- coveries was that the oscillations to see if they Emphasis is on extended education, but not in the the education is not employed in one way or more responsive to sight rological, behavioral and movements greatly reduce have different effects on traditional sense. Rather than courses leading to another and sound stimuli, sleep mental health problems, all types of apneas. tem- premature infants, includ- certificates and degrees in various disciplines, the The "redeeming of time " which the Bible more soundly and longer, she said, and are particu- porary interruptions in ing continuous oscillations Center concentrates on community service, re- recommends faces greater challenges now that are generally less fidgety larly vulnerable to child breathing that threaten and intermittent move- search, and leadership. It endeavors to reach into more people have more expendable time available and experience fewer res- abuse because they tend to possible brain damage ment that more closely the undergraduate level and to make students of all The church has a logical role in helping to meet piratory arrests than those be more difficult to raise from oxygen deprivation matches a mother's rest- ages more aware of the values and problems of the these challenges. Its own Old-Testament foun- in ordinary incubators, she Korner and her col- However, researchers activity cycles during a Third'-Age generation dations were built by Third-Age men •aid leagues at Stanford de- found that highly unstable day Biofeedback just developing BY LESTER L. body "experts" are cropping up is that it can cause a COLEMAN, M.D. Severe migraine tension everywhere. Many of these marked delay in bringing Some ot my trieods al headaches, some cases of people and organizations emotional and physical YOUR college talk about biofeed- high blood pressure, in- have jumped on the problems to the proper back. Can you tell me somnia and asthma may bandwagon and are using attention of physicians and HEALTH something more about it? eventually be modified by biofeedback as another psychiatrists. How does it apply to medi- the newer knowledge of way to exploit the gullible. cine? - Miss G.N.. Massa- biofeedback. Biofeedback is not a chusetts I must issue a very The greatest danger in parlor game It is not a fun Dear Miss N.: special note of warning. seeking treatment from fad. It should be used only Scientific and lay litera- Biofeedback "schools" and these so-called specialists by highly trained experts Most hospitals have ments by doctors and neu- ture is filled with.a vast biofeedback laboratories rologists amount of information Patients who are potential Dr. Coleman welcomes about the relatively new candidates for the benefits questions from readers. science of biofeedback of biofeedback are re- Write to him in care of this The material coming out of BIRTHS ferred to these depart- newspaper. laboratories is indeed ex- citing. This technique has a great deal to offer in well- MONMOUTH Schneider I. 312 Willow son, Feb. 10. chosen cases. MEDICAL CENTER Ave . Long Branch, daugh- Barbara and David Overenthusiastic sup- Long Branch ter, Feb 10 Palmer (Surdaml. 704 porters of biofeedback be- Tina and John Tranchini Main St., Bradely Beach, lieve it is the answer to all Kim Cowser and Harry (DeAmara), 536 W. Lin- son, Feb. 10. health-related problems It Foster, 130 Leonard Ave , coln Ave., Oakhurst, son. Paul W. and Gail R. isn't. It is a developing Neptune, daughter, Feb. 6. Jan. 11. Burchanan (LeFelbrure), 8 science, still in its infancy, Mr. and Mrs. David Joseph and Teresa Gan- Blueberry La., Leonardo, CIVILIZATION'S DISEASE which shows great promise Levin (Cohen), 100 Village Uy, 310 6th Ave. Apt'. 212, daughter. Feb. 10. DENTAL CARIES (Cavities) for the control of certain Path, Lakewood, son, Feb. Asbury Park, son, Feb. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. physical and emotional dis- 7. Dennis and Lynn Tavani, Delaney, 501, Port-au-peck Fermentable carbohydrate foods with a high orders. • Mr. and Mrs. Pier" L. 68 1000 Oaks Dr., Atlantic Ave., Oceanport, daughter. sugar sucrose content are believed to be the Biofeedback can loosely Vespa (Patricia Fuget), Highlands, daughter, Feb. Feb. 10. chief cause of producing dental caries. Cutting be described as a studied 120 Pearl St., Red Bank, 8. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas down on sweets and other sucrose containin technique by which a per- son, Feb. 7. Sp5 and Mrs. Robert J. Nastasi (Aliotta), 417 Ex- snacks is one of the first rules of dental healt son can actually control education. Strengthening the hard glossy Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Anthes (Westenburger). change Place, Long outside enamel of the tooth is also important, involuntary functions of Black (Lynn Townshend), 476 Pinebrook Rd., Fort Branch, son, Feb. 10. and this is helped by the fluoridation of drinking the body This might in- 24 Lockwood PI., Fair Monmouth, Eatontown, water clude control over heart- Haven, son, Feb. 8. son, Feb. 10. Linda and John The next preventive measure is in reducing, by beat, body temperature, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffier Jesse and Phalia Kerdle Kavanagh (Wheeler). 505 virgorous brushing, the amount of dental plaque and reactions to pain It is U)Mar Friday Sr. (Donna (Phalia M. Pittman). 1204 Main St., Belford, daugh- that accumulates at the base of teeth and gum also possible to diminish Douglas), P.O. Box 592, Fourth Ave.. Asbury Park. ter, Feb. 11. junctions Dental Caries start underneath this responses' to fear, anxiety, Long Branch, son, Feb. 8. plaque. The brushing also helps to eliminate H'HWS in the inflammation of the gums and reduce calculus Mr and Mrs. James which could lead to disease of the gums We Purroi- REGJSTE8 carry a complete stock of dental aids A number ot Dioieeuuac* tinoi, w> uuSyeue »;, machines are now avail- Rumson, son. Feb. 8. able by which alpha, beta. Mr ami vin. I.I.,>.,, To Prepare For I studied with specialized K.<, r'amernm •> s-.iin.-i; I /• N (Pre-regletrition I >>.I.Y. muiiinuuin neacn. be brought under a per- son. Feb. 9. Your college-bound son's control. Within the Mr. and Mrs Robert •tudent can KM framework of biofeedback better, achieve MONMOUTH TEST Wolff (Lori Mala I. Mat- more with nfMMrioii Claim me training lies considerable thew & Locust. Highlands, profeetlonel PO %nm BUM a J 07733 promise for the control of daughter. Feb. 9. 671-6421 pain and physical and emo- Mr. and Mrs. John tional functions of the Catney' (Dorothy MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1984 The Daily Register A9 Male midwives allowed to practice in Britain BY BEN DOBBIN women into the field, and they soon monopolized it. LONDON (AP) - Until recently, Paiil Lewis When a movement to introduce men into could nave gone to jail for what he now does for a living. midwifery emerged in the 1960s, "there was a big outcry from those who saw it as a last preserve of When Philip Chalmers told his mother in I960 women," Lewis said that he wanted to pursue the same career, she objected. "I can understand that because I think the medical profession is incredibly male-dominated - All their clients, and all but a handful of their relations between doctors and nurses was that of 25,000 working colleagues in Britain, are female the master, handmaiden ' Lewis and Chalmers are male midwives. In his working day, he added, "you can see more The two expect to remain a rarity, but are aware clearly how some men treat women, and I'm that some professionals and feminists in the horrified by it." medical world still regard male midwives with a Now that men have broken the legal sex barriers, mixture of caution and hostility and are monitoring their biggest challenge continues to be their their every move. acceptability to women patients, said Ruth Ashton They are among 49 men who have taken of the Royal College of Midwives, which in the advantage of an experimental program set up in beginning strongly opposed male midwives. two hospitals in the mid-1970s to see whether "I have reservations that mothers might face midwifery should, despite the 1976 act banning sex pressure in saying they don't want male mid- discrimination, remain the preserve of women. wives," Ms. Ashton said "There is always the Most expectant mothers, it was found, didn't pressure against them for being different and not object to the men. So last September a law was accepting male midwives It's a system pressure, passed allowing men to practice midwifery in what the system does to people to make them Britain for the first time since 1858. conform." Lewis, 34, never expected an easy time of it. "I think there's still a lot of resentment about At Stirling Royal Infirmary in Scotland, which people taking on jobs that are closely identified has two staff male midwives and is training 80 with male or female roles — anyone who belongs others, "male midwives have been perfectly to a minority is either seen as very good or seen acceptable," said senior midwife officer Peggy as useless," he said in an interview with The Forrest. Associated Press. "We haven't had any problems. If a mother "You really have to push yourself. You have to doesn't want a man, they don't get one The mother have a particular desire or empathy to do this kind has a complete choice." of work," Philip Chalmers, 24. who works at London's Midwives deliver 7 of every 10 babies born in Whittington Hospital, said that some women Britain. Unlike the United States, where in some patients have refused him. places it remains illegal, midwifery is long "If they do object, you basically keep away from established here and doctors usually become STAFF MIDWIFE - Paul Lewis, a staff a group of women midwives there look at a doll them so there's no actual face-to-face confronta- involved in childbirth only when abnormalities midwife al the Dulwich Hospital, London, and and a pelvis teaching aid. tion." occur and surgery is required, or when patients He believes that men someday will be accepted in midwifery as they are now accepted in nursing decide to pay for a physician's care. exciting beyond belief. I can come home after work century by catering exclusively to many wealthy Most midwives are also qualified nurses. Lewis, "You find with all professions these days that the having seen three kids being born and I'm on cloud families. sex barrier is breaking down." who worked in child psychology and nursing before 9." becoming the first male midwife at London's When he packed his bags in 1980 to start his 18- The exhiliration of his work makes up for the low By 1858, the medical establishment, seeing its month midwifery course at Whittington. his mother Dulwich Hospital last November, regarded mid- pay, with first-year salaries as little as 3,000 pounds livelihood threatened, countered with a law wifery as a base for a teaching career in general told him she would not have liked a man to deliver (M.200) a year up to 12,000 pounds ($16,800) for a introducing midwifery into medical students' any of her four children nursing. senior midwifery officer. training. It then became a criminal offense for But Mrs Chalmers has had a change of heart, "But when I got involved in midwifery, it had a anyone to practice midwifery outside the medical It wasn't always so unprofitable. The French he said hold of its own," he said. Huguenot Chamberlains, all male midwives, profession. "The mere presence at a birth is fascinating and "She's quite proud, and very encouraging to me. carved out a niche in London in the earlv 17th The 1902 Midwives Registration Act allowed So I've forgiven her " Tips offered on prolonging life Dear Ann Landers: I have never thought (1) Eat three meals a day and cut out about age before, but now I find myself snacking, especially before bedtime becoming depressed as I approach my 30th (2) Eat breakfast every day whether you birthday. The women on my mother's side all are hungry or not died young. I resemble her a great deal. (31 Get moderate exercise at least two or Mother passed away six months ago at S3 and three times a week. (Exercise helps keep ANN I am convinced that I Inherited more of her down your blood pressure, as well as your genes than my father's. weight.) Can you give me some advice on how to (4) Get seven or eight hours of sleep every LANDERS remain healthy? I know you aren't a doctor, night. but you seem to have a great deal of (5) Stop smoking. (This means pipes and information at your fingertips and are in cigars, as well as cigarettes ) touch with the experts. (6) Drink alcohol in moderation only. Thanks from all your faithful readers who (7) Keep your weight well under control missing something I can tell you firsthand look to you for sensible advice. — Meg In With apologies to Dr. Breslow. I would like that they can be very rewarding to suggest that Rule 6 be changed to NO Caracas, Venezuela A man who is so insecure and distrustful Dear Meg: Countless advertisements and alcohol. Too many people don't know what is not my idea of a suitable spouse But you thousands of "how-to" books promise long "moderate" means are married and if you want to stay that way. life, ways to pep up tired blood, fix fallen Dear Ann: When a woman gets married, you will have to decide who is more arches, grow hair, make wrinkles disappear, must she give up her closest friend simply important restore the sex drive, add inches to the because he is a male? bustline, flatten the belly, prevent cancer and I have known Jeff for six years. He is a Don't be surprised if in a few years he melt away unwanted pounds. Most of the terrific person and we have had a very warm accuses you of carrying on with the mailman, claims are misleading, at best. Many are just friendship. He is like a brother to me. the man next-door, your cousin and the paper plain fraudulent. My husband has told me it doesn't "look boy Time does these types no good Dr. Lester Breslow, dean of the School of right" and that I must slop having a drink Public Health at the University of California. with Jeff after work. Also lunches are out. He Even if drinking is the "in" thing in your Los Angeles, studied 7,000 adults for many says Jeff can come to the house when he is crowd, it needn't crowd you oill. Learn the years and discovered that the vast majority at home, but that's all. Please comment. — facts from Ann Landers' booklet, "Booze and added 10 years to their lives by changing their Upset In Canton You — For Teen-Agers Only." Send 50 cents life styles and adhering to the following Dear Up: Your husband obviously does not and a self-addressed envelope to Ann Land- rules: believe in platonic relationships He is ers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago. III. 60611. How to maintain natural wood floors DEAR HELOISE. care to keep them beauti- down any item that I We have just bought a ful. But. neglect this probably will not purchase house that has natural "minimum" and the re- for myself. MUSICAL BEST — Christine Carnazza, left, flutist, and Leeann Cuie. wood floors. We have sults not only will be This past Christmas, for clarinetist, students at Forrestdale School, Rumson, were selected by audition always lived in carpeted disastrous to their appear- instance, I was pleased as HINTS apartments and don't know ance, but to your pocket- Punch to receive a small to perform with the All State Region II Intermediate Band. The 100-piece band what to do to get these book as well! — Heloise deep-fryer and pullover is comprised of students throughout the central New Jersey area. The concert floors into tiptop condition LETTER OF LAUGHTER sweaters — two items I FROM will be held in late March at Bridgewater East High School. Leeann was also and how to keep them Dear Heloise: An idea had on my list. selected through competitive audition to perform with the Shore Intermediate beautiful. for making housework go Once a year or so I HELOISE Band, which performed recently at Lakewood Middle School. Please help us! We think faster mornings: Pretend update it. 'It sure works natural wood floors are you are having tea at 10 better than having to re- great! - J.S. a.m. with the first lady of turn or accept something 1 While you didn't say the land or your town's really didn't want. - Edith to pay. DRYING RACK CARE ENGAGEMENTS specifically what the prob- worst gpssip! Magruder While browsing in a dis- Dear Heloise: A reader lems are, I can give you a Works for me every AIR PILLOW count store one day, I saw recently wanted to know few general rules for care lime! — Janet Moore Dear Heloise: I thought an inflatable tube, the kind how to keep the wooden and maintenance of wood I know ... it sure does! - 1 couldn't ride in an auto- children use in wading dowels on her clothes-dry- Moss-Civins floors. (This is for a floor Heloise mobile on a recent trip pools. I thought it would ing rack clean-looking. with a relatively unmarred GIFT LIST because I had hurt the end make a great air pillow. Years ago, I covered Miss Civins, daughter of Christian Brothers finish.) Dear Heloise: Here's of my spine in a fall. It really worked and mine with while plastic WEST ALLENHURST tape, wrapping il around - Mrs. Henry N. Civins, also of the late Henry N. Academy, Lincroft, and St If the floor is badly how 1 solved the problem I priced the air pillows at saved the day for me. I was Civins, was graduated Leo (Fla.) College. He is worn, you will need to have of "what to buy Mom." I drug stores and the cost able to ride in the car in the full length of each 514 N. Edgemere Drive, dowel. announces the engagement from Ocean Township High business development of- it refinished to restore its keep a wish list on my really startled me — il was comfort. — Mrs. W.J. It has stayed jusl as of her daughter, Elizabeth School and Rutgers Col- ficer at Midlantic National beauty, but if it is merely pantry door. On it I jot much more than 1 wanted Agan nice, clean and white as the Sue Civins, to William lege, New Brunswick. She Bank/Merchants, Neptune. dull-looking, do this: Buy a It sure pays to shop day I put it on. - lona Davis Moss, son of Mr. and is a training coordinator at waterless cleaner made for around, doesn't it! — Keuneke Mrs. George H. Moss Jr., Fort Monmouth. The couple plan an wood floors and use it Heloise 39 Rumson Road, Rumson. Mr. Moss is an alumnus August wedding. according to directions on Antiques show set the container. Afterwards, wax with a good paste wax HOLMDEL - The charged. Holmdel Historical Society Dealers from the tri- Filippone- Wecker and rub to a shine. By Your wood floors will will sponsor its 10th Annual state area will display glass, china, wooden ware, iU CORNER Dr. Arthur Levine HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Fredrick J. Filippone. Her fiance is an alumnus remain new-looking for Antiques Show and Sale on pewter, brass, silver and CHIROPRACTOR Mrs. Charles H Wecker III Miss Wecker was gradu- of Shore Regional High years if you do three Saturday. March 3 at the jewelry. The society also announce the engagement ated from Henry Hudson School, West Long Branch, things: Avoid using water Holmdel High School Com- will be selling its merchan- OH, MY BACK HURTS! of their daughter, Adina Regional School, and Tay- and and South Hampton to clean them, keep them mons on Crawfords Corner dise. II vou're like a lol ol people you may have occasional or Marie Wecker, to Gary P. lor Business Institute. College, Long Island. NY. waxed with paste wax. and Road, which is accessible persistent back pain and wonder what caused it You try to Women in authentic Col- Filippone, SOL of Gloria R. Manasquan. She is em- He works as a carpenter. remove surface dust reg- from Exit 114 of the Gar- think of some incident in which you may have strained onial costume will serve your back, and come up with nothing But there must be Filippone, 80 Seneca Place, ployed by Highlands Police The couple plan to marry ularly. den State Parkway. lunch in the Garden some reason why you nave back pains The truth is that Port-A-Peck, and the late Department. in August. Waxing provides a The show will be run even the simplest ol incidents may be the cause, such as Tearoom from 11 am to 3 protective coating that from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. A reaching high on a shell, to gel something Or stooping p.m. suddenly to pick up something that has fallen Or maybe Brown-Axt Thrift Shoppe helps to prevent spills from small admission fee will be you need some tips on good posture seeping into the wood Whatever the case, the problem may be that your spinal HIGHLANDS - Mr. and announces hours Wipe up any liquids im- column is out of alignment No pain-killing drug can cure Mrs. Louis Axt, 12 Sea mediately, then wipe the Topic is herb gardening the cause It can dull the pain for awhile and give you Drift Ave . announce .the MIDDLETOWN - The temporary reliel But il your back isoul of alignment, the St. Clement Episcopal spot dry. MIDDLETOWN - Herb herbs. pain will probably not go away unless you gel the adjust f t 4t I ...-...... «* \n eiTnrttnm ran be more depressing than n i nrti i .^tiouue. n o _ MM nt M~ —%A Mrs. Willson Brown, 1 (M oueel, UCIIUIU, id ugAMl basis. This will keep sur- Center's Sunday Seminar. classroom at Deep Cut FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER St. face dust and dirt from Feb. 26, at 2 p.m. There Park Horticultural Center. Miss Axt and her fiance Wednesday and Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. being ground or "walked " will be discussion on cook- 352 Red Hill Road. Sem- DR. ARTHUR LEVINE are alumni of Henry into the wood, thereby ing for the low sodium diet, inars are free to Friends of Chiropractor Hudson Regional School. In addition to clothing for men, women and chil- dulling the varnish and flavorings for ethnic the Garden and there is a 447 PROSPECT AVENUE She is employed by Kinder dren, the Thrift Shoppe eventually removing it. cuisine, and scented plants dollar charge for the gen- LITTLE SILVER, N J 07739 Care Learning Centers. stocks new and nearly new Today's wood-floor fin- for sachets and potpourri, eral public. The park is Telephone: 201-530-0405 Belford, and Mr. Brown Is jewelry and household ishes are such that they as well as on the culture, open daily from 8 am to employed by Electric Im- 24 HOUR SERVICE • HEALTH TALKS WED. 8 P.M. Diane Axt items, currently including require only a minimum of harvesting and storage of 4:30 p.m. pulse, Red Bank. a TV A10 lite Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1934 TELEVISION TODAY EVEMNQ ID FAMILY FEUD Bruce. (1946. Mystery) Baail Ralh- 0 JOE FRANKLIN _l ALL M THE FAMILY MONDAY PRIME TIME II 00BOONEWS bone. 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"Melody 6:36 88 CAROL BURNETT AND Lid into one of the world's which conceals $9 million in North Slara (R) 01 Hale" (1975. Drama) FRIENDS mightiest corporate Company Company Movk) "TM Ooodl The Bad And TM Ugly " stolen diamonds (R) Susan Flannery. Keith 7:00 O CBS NEWS O BEST OF CARSON Host: Baxter empires, but her attempts H'IHSTOM Sanford Movie "Blue Kntohf Nen 12:400 COLUMBO A prominent O NBC NEWS lo turn ihe Blackwella into a Johnny Caraon Guests doctor eliminates his lov- TMC MOVE *• Interne OBM'A'S'H lamity dynaaly lead to trag- M'A'S'H Tul Movis. "Coming Horns" INNNem ectress Belle Davis, come- er's huaband and involvea lionel Velvet" (1978. Dra- BABCNEWSg ic consequences (Part 2 of a dian Richard Pryor. (R) her in a lie lo protect his ma) Talum O'Neal Anthony O SATURDAY NK3HT 3) mm SooClr TBA Consgs Bastttbal LSU vr MM SI CoMgeBaHieKiell reputation. (R) Hookine. 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Nigel the scenea ot the TV series O COLLEGE BASKETBALL Purvis - Q Man" (1974. US* COUNTDOWN TO '64: . Bruce "AllerMash"; while water PLAYS "The Comedy Of Knight" (1973. Drama) Wil- B MERV GRIFFIN Sched Connecticut vs. Providence Adventure) Dale Robertson! SAHAJEVO AND LOS SHOW MAKINQ MICHAEL ratling on Ihe river featured Errors " Wendy Hitler, Roger liam Holden, Lee Remick uled "Hollywood Couples" B THE HONEYMOONERS Harris Yulin ANGELES Highlights and JACKSON'S THRILLER A in the movie "Deliverance " Daltrey, Michael Kitchen 8:30 B CAROL BURNETT AND Mickey Rooney. Rita More- B A DIFFERENT IMAGE A B TWILIGHT ZONE previews of worldwide pre behind-the scenes look at and Cyril Cusack alar in this FRIENDS no and Joan Van Ark are young Black woman con Olympic competiliona, pro- the making ol Michael Jack- O Super Hero Super Hit play about two sets ol twins 0 MOVIE ***H "The joined by their apouaes tronla boiwher African paat 1:20SHOW MOVIE *•* "Thai files ol Olympic partici- son's music video ol his hit * Super Start TV Preml involved in schemes ol mis- Prime 01 Miss Jean Brodie" 8H0W MOVIE * * * H and her American present Championahip Season " pants, and world record single "Thriller." Also "SUPERMAN II" taken identity. Q (1967. Drama) Maggie "Victor / Victoria" (1982. B MOVIE **» "Dark (1982, Drama) Bruce Dem. updatea. included are Michael Jack- B MOVIE *•* "The Comedy) Julie Andrews, ADV Smith. Robert Stephens Passage" (1947, Mystery) Stecy Kaach 3:66 O HERE'S LUCY son's performance ol "Billie Good. The Bed And The USA NHL HOCKEY Loa Robert Preston Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Jean" Irom the "Motown B MOVIE * * * 'i "Super Ugly" (1967. Western) Clint Angelea Kings el Minneaota 10:00 BNEWS Bacell 1:30 8 RAT PATROL 4:00Q CHILDREN RUNNING 25" special and excerpta men II" (1980, Fentasy) Eastwood. Lee Van Cleef North Stara (Subject 10 B NEVER TURN BACK: S STARSKY AND HUTCH NEWS OUT OF TIME Gary Collins Irom "Beat It" and "Can Christopher Reeve, Margot 69 MOVIE **** "Com blackout) THE LIFE OF FANNIE LOU USA ALFRED HITCHCOCK INDEPENDENT NET- and Mary Ann Mobley host You Feel It." Kidder ing Home" (1978, Drama) TMC MOVIE *** "The HAMER The struggles ol PRESENTS WORK NEWS this look el Ihe children ol BNEWS Jane Fonda. Jon Voight 7:06 ® HOQAN'S HEROES Hound Of The Beakervilles" Fannie Lou Hamer. during SHOW MOVIE *', "In TMC MOVIE •* "Pursuit Ethiopia and Cambodia who USA SPORTS PROBE 7:30 O 2 ON THE TOWN Fee CD New* 9 Special Report (1939. Mystery) Besil Rath- Ihe hot summer in the Praise 01 Older Women" To Algiers " (1945. Mystery) are running out ol lime due SHOW FAERIE TALE THE- lured a profile ol Ihe mana- * N.J.'a great bone. Nigel Bruce, 1960s when Ihe Mississippi (1978. Drama) Tom Basil Rathbone. Nigel to drought, famine and war ger ol the New York Yank ATRE "Sleeping Beauty" g 00 O SUPER NIGHT OF ROCK civil rights movement waa In Guests Leslie Uggams, mutlclam! -"Sinatra Berenger, Karen Black Bruce ees. Yogi Berra; lake a Beverly D'Angelo. Berna- N" ROLL Howerd Hesse lull awing, are dramatized. 11:36© THE CATLINS Susan Howard and Dennis sentimental journey down To Springsteen" dette Peters and Christo- man hosts this muaical 10:1617) NEWS 11 66 O BEST OF CARSON Host 1:40 HI MONEY: HOW TO MAKE Weaver FlalbuBh Avenue where ADV pher Reeve alar in the clas- salute to the last 30 years 10:30 B 8) INDEPENDENT NET- Johnny Caraon. Guests rr USA HOT SPOTS sic tale of a beautiful some ghosts ol the old B MOVIE *•*', "Cool 01 rock 'n' roll, with vintage WORK NEWS aclreaa Belle Devis. come- 1:66 Q MARY TYLER MOORE princess who can be awak- Brooklyn Dogers still linger, Hand Luke" (19*97. Drama) clips ol performances by TMC MOVIE ***'•; dian Richard Pryor (R) 4:10 El THE AMERICANS ened only by a kiss Irom a lour several Florida beach- Paul Newman, George Ken- superstars Chuck Berry. "Adventures 01 Sherlock 12:00 B STAR TREK 2:0011 CBS NEWS 4:26 B MORE REAL PEOPLE handsome prince. Q es that are ildeal vacation nedy James Brown. Graham Holmes" (1939. Mystery) TMC MOVIE * * "Sherlock WGHTWATCH 4:30 B ABBOTT AND COSTEL- BO6 17I MOVIE *•' "Blue spots. B THE SHAKESPEARE Nash and others Basil Rathbone, Nigel Holmes In Terror By Night" O RAT PATROL LO SOAP OPERAS ALL MY CHILDREN: knows Craig took out in-Hope and Bo are safe but Campbell, Grant Putnam LOVING: Shanna cannot RYAN'S HOPE: A job Wendy's shopping Eric set an Easter Sunday Disappointed because surance policy two days Roman died in the ex-dumps his body, takes his stop thinking about Father drunken Roger starts to spree comes to a halt when wedding date. While cel- Opal's ear infection will before his "accident." plosion. Sandy and Chris engraved watch and then Jim. Jim nervous when attack Maggie. She Warren informs her that ebrating at Qilia'l, Ashley prevent her from attending Frank tells Maggie he make love. Phoenix furious flies to New York. While in Noreen insists he invite scratches him, he pulls her Suzie lost her entire trust stunned when Gina hands the wedding. Jenny and plans to write a book because Roman's sudden New York, Grant plants Shanna to dinner. Warren on the bed and is stopped fund because she was still her present from a Greg say, "I do," then naming cops on the take death ruins his plans. Tony, the watch on a vagrant. He and Merrill growing closer by Frank. Frank comforts married on her 21st birth- stranger at the bar. It is leave for their honeymoon. and warns Maggie that her thrilled by Roman's death, then makes a call to police to one another. Lorna tells Maggie, then suddenly day. Jack removes phone the matching earring to the Adam asks Erica to marry life could be in danger if tells Delia he will get in the pretending to be DrCurtis she's pregnant. kisses her passionately. from hook, then forces one given to her in Rome him. After Mike rejects she continues as his law-way of anyone who tries to Campbell claiming his Curtis suggests an abortion Siobhan makes a great Sonny into her bedroom as by her romantic her. Erica agrees to marry yer. Maggie refuses to keep him from power and watch has been stolen. but Lorna refuses. Jack show of accepting Bill's she puts on desperate Frenchman. Adam Joanna and Ross back off and goes to New wealth. After Gwen as- Edward and Alan are un-tells Lorna that because engagement ring in ight of struggle. He then makes fear that Adam's secret York with Frank for his sures Eugene that he is not easy about Monica's their parents are out ofJacqueline Jacqueline her submit to his sexual ATLANTIC CINEMA will be discovered once court appearance. Karen crazy, he sees Trista's friendship with Loreena town he is responsible for tells her father that she is demands. She tells police ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 2S1-S14S Erica moves in Palmer and John are released from "ghost " calling to himJimm. y Lee becoming her and is worried about still' being lied to andthat Jack assaulted her and ALL tIATt 82.00 interested in Loreena. Jake her depression. realizes Adam is involved the Tomb by Mardi Gras Abe quits police force after intends to find out what is that she wants to press tells Rick and Leslie that TOBCor in a gambling scam and celebrants. Richard's ONE LIFE TO LIVE: going on Jack tells Leigh charges. Stephanie fires a fight with Larry Welch Ginny is probably Mike's NOTTOBC agrees to go along if he's plans to kill Gunnar are Simon turns the jewels he is thinking of sending him despite his protest that Janet intends to go after mother and there may be a cut in on the deal Butstymied when Dusty gets over to David. Ed andRyan up to New York state Sonny consented to his Bo. Anna and Alex gain bitter custody battle Palmer's hopes of riches Gunnar out of hotel room. SWAT team cover David because anyone near him is advances. access to the secret room ahead. Bobbi and Brock's are dashed when Phoebe while Hawk leads them to still in danger. Max warns in Tony's house Hope and plans to adopt fall through refuses to sell the property CAPITOL: Wally con- a warehouse. Brad, getting Sydney that he must stop Bo discover they can't when Brock is too busy to YOUNG AND REST- the Chandlers had hoped to fides to Thomas that when wind of the plan, sneaks up Jack from investigating make a go of their rela- meet a child from Chicago LESS: Following an argu- use as the gambling site he kissed Brenda, it scared on Hawk, who manages to the "family." him. Zeb doesn't believe tionship. that Gail has found for ment with Jill, Kay decides escape with the treasure to undergo a face-lift. Jack ANOTHER WORLD: Ronnie's statement that EDGE OF NIGHT: In them SEARCH FOR TOMOR- * GENERAL CINEMA Jenny runs into David's ROW: Wendy leaves home agrees to accept Dina's Rachel runs out of theher father. Danny, is now the house. Gunther hears arms while Brad is criti- BARGAIN MATINEH 1200 legitimate, so he hires intruders and hides Jamie and walks into Warren's offer to work at Margeron ur MlutowiStlMtursi I memorial service for Mac. cized for nearly killing Co. if she will expand into ril»M«ll«IIWOW0«llJ refusing to believe he issomeone to tail Ronnie in a closet. During a scuffle GUIDING LIGHT: Bea arms afer finding out Step- both of them. Hawk is later hanie made it look like cosmetics and fragrances dead Meanwhile, in Can-Wanting to look more' like Donny falls to his death devastated when An- caught because Ed put SEAVIEW SO. CINEMA he did in the past. Zeb has while Vic manages to es- Warren was having ah so he can go head-to-head ada, a half-conscious Mac nabelle's engagement has tracking device on one of with Ashley. Ashley and clings to life Rachel flies a haircut which makes a cape. Standing Elk decides affair with Mandy. Sonny been broken. Warren and the jewels. Cassie decides puts in a good word for LASSITER ® there, hires a guide and drastic change in his ap-to drop the lawsuit, but Leslie Ann marry to move into her own place 7,45 a MS Cagney at her father's _ 583-4141 _. later finds Mac barely pearance. At picture show Marty does not and plans to Zamona. a holy man from because she cannot accept (alive David stunned when Wally spots Brenda and find out his true Indian company after Cagney Slrathmore I win SILKWOOD San Reos, tells John the Herb and Dorian's apology tells Hogan his brother is ' H|'GH«VA*T 34'">'li'>0[IN" firs Uncle Kevin, feeling Ricky and is upset when he name. Marty remembers only thing that will help the for lying to her. 7,15 * *<4S sees Ricky kiss her. Learn- that his uncle. Proud Bear, looking for a construction ALL SEATS '2.00 David is too careless with disease is to have faith, but money, decides to make ing Thomas will be a day was stationed in Monticello Wedneedey Is Dele Night SHREWSBURY PLAZA John believes there must 1 T»o lor the Price ol On. late in arriving due to a before he was shipped out. MONDAY nlfti'. FRIDAY M* Sally trustee of Kevin's be a medical cure While 81 estate. Fearing David will hospital emergency. Jordy to combat and later listed J THE GOLDEN SEAL UNCOMMON FOOTLOOSE sets his plan to get Beth in as missing in action. On the trying to catch Philip and CHILDREN S V'AI.OH 7 45 » ISiM take Kevin away. Sally Beth. Bradley stumbles I STEVE RAILSBACK S MICHAEL BECK 1»"I3 agrees to marry him motion. Having decided to farm Chris realizes that SHOW MIllll UNFAITHFULLY take Sam's money, Amy she doesn't have a deep and nearly falls off a cliff, •I. Sun. Matinee et 8:00 YOURS says she never wants to see physical love for Miles, but Philip pulls him to TO BE OR 7J*t\*M AS THE WORLD him again Amy then tells and Miles realizes the safety. Back in Springfield. NOT TO BE TURNS: Craig hires Em- Philip plans to ask Alan for ENDEARMEiVT Matt they must end rela- same Chris fears,her at- Till • *t«S mett to slow down con-tionship because she istacker will show up at the a job while Beth attends struction job But when a going to live abroad. farm. rape crisis clinic. Quint drunken Emmett can't fol- and Nola. fearing Stacey is Early Bird Matlma Prict« Hot. low through. Craig de- DAYS OF OUR LIVES: GENERAL HOSPITAL: deaf, take her to a special- ACADEMY /WARD stroys the site. Steve Abe tells Marlena that Having murdered Dr ist. $2oo Daly FirflMiiiMt Only NOMINATIONS 1 Hill cAUJTAfilA SSSr LESTPKTURE MOVIE TIMETABLE •uiSM * s Wnn s risin STtftco iii>i»i«BLAME» I Tlua-iHiMi-u. ON RIOs Uin MOM 1.46110 iws rmjHS t, i», I JO Information lor Ihe movie time- 3 00. Brosdway Danny Rose (PQI KEVPORT Mtu BANK MOVIES II — table Is provided by theater oper- 7 30. 9 25 THE DRESSER THE MOVIES OF KEVPORT — Vertigo (PQ) 1.00. 7:15. 9:40 ator! Since movies are subject to FOOTLOOSE u FREEHOLD To Be Or Not To Be (PQ) 7 15. SHREWSBURY MOW 1 IS. 1 li. S li MS, • 1i IUIi IHUHS 1 II MM IS change. II is recommended that FREEHOLD CINEMA • - 9 15 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I readers call the theater lo confirm Terms of Endearment (PQ) 1 00 LONO BRANCH CRACKERS ALBERT *""" TOM correct times 7 15. 9 40 LONO (RANCH MOVIES I - Footloose |PO) 1 30. 3 30. 5:30. MONMOUTH COUNTY FREEHOLD CINEMA • — Footloose (PQ) 1 00. 7:25, 9 30 7 45. 10 00 MIDDLETOWN ma -mm in. mm ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Broadway Danny Rose (PQ) 1 00 SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II FINNEY " COURTENAYi LONO BRANCH MOVIES II — Hi U tt PIIIM. AM in 1020 STMTHMORE CINEMA I - 7 30. 9 25 Terms of Endearment (PG) 1 00, LASSITER TO Be Or Not To Be IPO) 7 30, FREEHOLD CINEMA t — 7 15. 9 45 Unfelthfully Yours (PQ) 1:30. 3:30. 9:30 Lasilter (R) 1 00. 7 25. 9 30 MI0DLETOWN 5 30. 7 30. 9 30 8TRATMM0RE CINEMA II — FREEHOLD CINEMA 6 — SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III BROADWAY DANNY ROSE UA MIDDLETOWN I - BEDSTONE AHC MO CENTUM Uncommon Valor IR) 7 15 9 15 Ster SO IR) 1 CO. 7 30 9 30 Fantasia (O) 1 30. 3 30. 5 30 7 30 M lOIIO TWS THUflS I IS. J30 I JO ASailRV PARK FREEHOLD CINEMA • — 0 30 Terms of Endearment [PQ) 1 30 AMBOY MULTIPLEX ROCKAWAY 12 RKO LYRIC THEATRE - Smurfs A Magic Flute IG) 1 00 UA MIDDLETOWN II - 4 30. 7 15. 9:40 TERMS OF ENDEARMENT SAVREVILLE 711-3400 ROCKAWAV TNSHP )2B 06M All Male Adult Films (XXX) Con-. 7 00. Sweet Sixteen (R) a 30 MIDDLESEX COUNTY Blame it on Rio IR) 2 00 4 00 MTM 1IS4W MX TLK1 muflS-1 1b TIB BELUVUE SHA80N TWIN tinuous from 12 Noon through 11 FREEHOLD CINEMA • - EDISON 6 00. 6 00. 10 00 UPPER MONTCIAIR T«MS roar EE 2 *0101 WAVNE ; p m Footloose (PQ) 1 00. 7 25. 9 35 UA MIDDLETOWN III — MENLO PARK CINEMA I — PARK CINEMA - RT. • CINEMA I — Footloose (PQ) 1.15. 3 15. 515. Silkwoofl (R) 2 00. 4:35. 7:20. 9:40 Her 'Wicked Ways (XXX) 12 05. Silkwood (P.) 2 00. 7 20. 9.45 7 15. 9 15 MENLO PARK CINEMA II — 2:30. 5 00. 7 30. 10 00. Inside Oe- RT. • CINEMA II — UA MIDDLETOWN IV - Unfsltnfully Yours (PQ) 2.00. 3 50. eeree Cousleau (XXX) VIS. 3:45. The RlgW Stuff (PQI 2 00. 7:45 Qolden Seel |PG) 1:30. Laasiter 5 40. 7:50. 10 00 6 15. 8 45 RT. • CINEMA III — IR) 3 30. 5 30. 7 30. 9 30 WOODBRIDOE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Reckless (R) 2 00, 7.25. 9 25 UA MIDDLETOWN V - CINEMA I - NOMINATED FOR ATLANTIC CINEMA — RT • CINEMA IV - Crsckers (PQ) t 45. 3 45 5 45 Footloose (PQ) 1.30. 3:30. 5.30. To Be Or Not To Be |PQ) 7 30. Vent) (PQ) 2:00. 7:10. 9.35 7 45. 9.45 730. 930 8 ACADEMY AWARDS MO UA MIDDLETOWN VI - CINEMA II — EATONTOWN HOWELL Terms ol Endearment (PQ) 2 15. Lsssiler |R| 2:00. 4.00. 6 00. 9 00. COMMUNITY I — TOWN — 4 40. 7:00. 9:30 1000 The Right Stuff IPO) 1 00. B 00. Rescuers (Q) Mickey's Christmas UA MIODLETOWN VII — SOMERSET COUNTY Smurfs « Magic Flute (Gl 6 00 Carol IG) 1 00, 7 00. 9 00 Broadway Danny Rose (PG) 2 00. SOMERSET COMMUNrrVll — COUNTRY — 4 00. 6 00. 8 00. 10:00 RUTO.EHS PLAZA CINEMA I — BEST PICTURE Smurfs ft Magic Flute (Ql 1 00. Anael IFII 1 00. 7 30. 9 30 OCEAN TOWNSHIP Footloose IR) 1.30. 3:30. 5 30. SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I - 7:35. 9:40 "ONE OF THE YEAR'S H) BEST" lasiiter (R) 1 45, 3 45 5 45 7 45 RUTOERS PLAZA CINEMA II — 950 Terms of Endesrment IPQ) 1 30 I •«»», NEW VtWK TIMt.s SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II - 4 30. 7 15. 9:40 DaW/laira. NEWSWEEK I've Huffed & I've Puffed Silkwood (R) 1:30. 4 30. 7 15, 940 MPAA RATINOS I aid. NEK ll*k DA1LV NEWS MIDOLEIROOK I - 0 — General eudlences. Angel (Ft) 1:00. 7 15. 9 15 PQ — All ages. (Parental guidance and I've Blown the CLAN HUT MIDDLEBROOK II — .ttraonJUM. WNEW-TV The Big Chill |R) 1 00. 7 30 9 30 R - ReelUcled. (Persona under 17 NATIONAL SOAID OT REVIEW OPEN! Every day of RED SANK not admitted unless accom- JeeatOtat.WOI'TV ne RED SANK MOVIES I — panied by perent or adult Gen; Call for SPECIALS! $495 mioounsnisEI |«ni«n»>r*ie.". .i! > AlAOOCOMUWtaiAJI LUNCH .«,lilit>Milait DINNER ilthSBlsO7^» " 11:30-3:30 11:30 HI CLOSING It'Olwsjsie.assensaainioi Highlands-foot of Atlantic St. RT 9 CINEMA FREEHOLD COMMUNITY TWIN 872-0909 «0 443b i4? 4?00 The Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 19B4 Your Town B===; GREATER RED BANK LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN Boat show visitors seek 'reeP bargains BY USA R. KRUSE charges an extra $465 for adding the console. ASBURY PARK - You couldn't Why does he call it the Salty Dog tell the sailors from the landlubbers House? yesterday. "That's easy," Rickborn replied. The sun was shining, the "It don't rain in the doghouse." temperature was warm, and the And it didn't rain on the thousands carousel was playing its brassy tune. of sailors and would-be navigators But the real indication that spring is who flocked to examine the sea- on its way was inside Convention faring wares. Hall where the 31st Annual Jersey Thomas and Georgene Granholm Coast Boat Show got underway. drove down from Linden to check out Rumor had it that yesterday's the boats with their daughters) crowd was a boat show record. One Lauren and Karen. thing was for sure — you could "Every time we get off (a boat) purchase plenty of boats, but you my daughter starts to cry," said couldn't buy a parking place. Georgene, pointing to the blonde- Thomas H. Casque, haired Lauren. "If we get one it will producer/director of the boat show, be because of her." refused to release exact box office Her husband shook his head. "I figures. don't know about that," he said. "An old Czechoslavakian gypsy "They'repriced out of our league." once told me if you speculate on Boat prices ranged from under numbers it brings bad luck," he said. $10,000 for the economy models to "But I will say we're doing fine." almost $70,000 designed for people Casque was pleased to note that with champagne tastes. the Nordic Viking sold two boats by One hot-selling item seemed to be noon on opening day, and Breeze 18'/j foot Seville skiing boat by D & Marina had sold five boats by R Boats of Greenbrook. They had midafternoon. sold five of the boats since Saturday. "Seasonal businessmen have re- One reason might have been the lied on the Jersey Coast Boat Show price of $8,995 — a savings of $3,000 as an economic bellweather for 31 just for the boat show. years," said Gasque. "The forecast John Madden of Red Bank was for the summer begins in February. interested in sailboats. "I like the "I play weatherman for the Cape Dory boats," he said, pointing Fourth of July. And it's my opinion to a vessel with classic designs. "It's the resort and tourist industry has got old world charm. smooth sailing through 1984." he "But I'll probably buy used," RafllMar photo by Larry Parna added. added Madden. "The thing about SAILING, SAILING — Prospective boaters and would-be dreamers Park. More than 200 boats were on display, making a big splash with That has to be good news for sailboats, you don't have to worry look over two of the seafaring vessels yesterday at the 31st the visitors. exhibitors like Chris Rickborn. about mechanics. One way or the Anniversary Jersey Coast Boat Show at Convention Hall in Asbury Rickborn invented the "Salty Dog other, the winds got to start blow- House," a cabin designed to modify ing." patiently for their chance to sail stationed at the Highlands marina which offers a hide-away sleeping This boat is really well-built, es- open console 22-28 foot skiffs. He and "There's a real lot of lookers," luxuriously, even if only in their for a mere $190 a day. A captain to compartment for two. Total sleep pecially for the price " his father Rick created the Salty Dog said Bob Hoste of Clarks Landing dreams. The boat, which normally skipper the vessel, if necessary, capacity onboard is seven. The Lollos left to bargain with the House to protect fisherman from the Marina in Point Pleasant. "This is a goes for $90,300, was at a boat show costs an additional $75-$100 a day "Look at this, you have a full agent in private elements, yet still allow walking sure cure for cabin fever." sale price of under $70,000. By John and Ginger Lollos of Bloom- shower with space," said Ginger. One Eatontown man. who asked around fishing room. The skiff But the boat which drew the most yesterday, one was already sold, and field already own a 28-foot sailboat demonstrating the room in the console can be replaced inside the not to be named, came back for a attention was the Sunri II, a 37 foot a few more sales were in the and are now looking for "something head.' "You won't feel third look. cabin. sailing yacht, complete with velvet making. a little bigger that we can live on in claustrophobic." Rickborn is selling his creation at corduroy seats and hand-carved teak Walter Kittredge owned the yacht, Nantucket this summer." Her husband said this was "the "We've got him hooked clapped a special show price of $1,950, wood interior. but he plans to charter it this They were particulary intrigued first time we've ever seen this boat, Kittredge "All we ve gol to do is including console. He normally Lines of would-be skippers waited summer. After April, it will be by the cabin design of the Sunri II. and we've been looking a long time reel him In." Scouts compete in Klondike Derby OAKHURST - They converged Three sleds go off at once, with the Troop 290 s two patrols finished as gives them a chance to see their own upon Quail Hill Scout Reservation other entrants all in staggered high as fifth, the other "came in skill against boys from the other this weekend to test their scouting starts. The winning trio receives somewhere in the middle," Lund troops ability and sharpen their wilderness ribbons, while the outright winning said. • ' "That way. ' he said, they can savvy. sled gets the traveling trophy board "All the scouts enjoy the Klondike work harder on learning their skills The Klondike Derby is an annual from last year's winner. One of Derby," noted Lund. "I believe it for next year " day-long competition to test boy's scouting skills, according to Scout- master James Lund of Troop 290 in Colts Neck. The Klondike Derby is FBI: No leads in ransom case taken from an Alaskan theme, and NEWARK — There were no new Shrewsbury police departments, are one person was involved in the the sleds which the patrols travel on developments over the weekend in searching for at least one man who incident. is made to look like dog sleds. the ransom case that rocked forced his way into the Kay home The Shrewsbury State Bank has Equipment is packed on the sled, Rumson, a spokesman for the Feder- and tied Elizabeth Kay. 86. and Elsie offered a $10,000 reward lor any and the scouts travel to six different al Bureau of Investigation said Mulvihill. 68. to dining room chairs information leading to the ap- towns — the first aid town, the yesterday.1 The man being sought is described prehension, arrest, and conviction ol rescue town, the cooking town, the Tomorrow will mark the second as 6 feet 1 inch, with straight, dark those responsible pioneering town, the camping town, week anniversary of the incident hair and dark eyes. Extortion from a financial institu- and the orienteering (compass) when Shrewsbury State Bank presi- It is still unknown whether the tion is a federal crime, carrying a 20- town. dent John Kay's mother and aunt same man picked up the ransom year jail term and $10,000 fine upon A total of 24 sleds competed in this were held hostage Fob 7 in exchange money at the A&P shopping center conviction weekend's competition. The sleds for $25,000. in Middletown or if it was an Anyone with information about the were manned by patrols of 5-10 The FBI. with the aid of the accomplice. Sources have indicated case should contact the FBI at 7B6 scouts, which compete against other Rumson. Middletown and that investigators believe more than Shrewsbury Ave . Tinton Falls patrols and troops. This weekend, it was the Battleground District's turn to go head-to-head. The Battleground district consists of troops from the Pastoriza is KMUA commissioner western section of the county includ- KEANSBURG - The Keansburg candidates in a recall election There are four other com- ing Colts Neck, Farmingdale, Free- Municipal Utilities Authority has a The only dissenting voice against missioners on the KMUA board hold, Howell, Manalapan and new commissioner. Pastoriza came from Ann Roese. the Terms are staggered five years Marlboro. Frances Pastoriza was named lone holdover from the previous apart. "The derby is usually run in. Wednesday night to sit on the board administration. The KTCA has vowed to replace February," Lund said. "It should be to replace KMl'A chairman Harry Pastoriza was the secretary of the each of the commissioners with run in the cold, with snow, but the Graham, whose term expired this KTCA during the election. members who share its viewpoint weather is so unpredictable. Gener- month. The KMl'A has been the source of ally, there's more mud than snow. One of the key campaign promises controversy throughout the borough That's why there are wheels. " Pastoriza was nominated by coun- of the KTCA during last year's recall Last month, the water here turned cilman James Shaw Jr.. and was election was to dissolve the KMUA red when a chemical imbalance Along the route through the six approved by Mayor Sal Rinaldi. Since its election, the council has occured Two rubber hoses froze, not R.jUl.t pholo Dy Bon Locdl towns, the scouts collect nuggets, Councilman Stephen Cosgriff and investigated the feasibility of dis- allowing aluminum sulfate and lime YOU TAKE THE HIGH ROAD — Members of Colts Neck Boy Scout which are actually rocks made to Councilwoman Sister Connie Karli banding the utility. However, state into the water. The two chemicals Troop 290 prepare for the Klondike Derby, an all-day event that test represent gold. Each sled can re- All four were successful Keansburg statutes seem to rule that possibility control the color and odor of the scouters' wilderness savvy. ceive a maximum of 10 nuggets. Taxpayers and Civic Association out. naturally rusty water. Spodak named 6Man of the Year' MANALAPAN - Mayor George the Democratic candidate for as- Fund Raiser for Association for Spodak has received his share of semblyman last year and a member Retarded Children, Finance and both kudos and catcalls in his years of both the Small Community May- Budget Liaison to Western Mon- of public service, but yesterday was ors Association and thNe ational mouth Utilities Authority, and was a a day to remember. Law Enforcement Association. founding member of the Western Spodak was named "Man of the He served on the township Board Monmouth Transportation Board. Year" by the Jewish War Veteran's of Health for two years. Planning Present at yesterday's banquet Post No. 359. Board for two years, Emergency were Rep. James J. Howard. D-N.J. "This was such a delight for me," Management Council for four years, and Mounmouth County Board of said Spodak. "This is the first time Commissioner of Public Works for Freeholders Thomas J. Lynch and anything like this ever happened to seven years, Commissioner of Fire Ray Kramer. me." Prevention, Police Commissioner, "Most times I get rocks thrown at Spodak was chosen by the group Commissioner of Manalapan Water me," joked Spodak. "It's a good because of his community involve- Utiliites, Chairman of Ad-Hoc Com- feeling when someone recognizes ment. Besides being mayor, he was mittee for County Library Branch, your efforts." COMMUNITY CALENDAR TODAY RED BANK - Red Bank Catholic High School will hold orientation for incoming freshmen and their FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Haven Library, River parents, last names A-K, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Tt—j «.».. - Hicniay nf owing buttons from the past at cafeteria. win uireci RED BANK — The Lions Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. will be available to answer questions. at the Molly Pitcher Inn. RED BANK - The Exchange Club will meet for Sgt. Robert Innes of the Riverview Hospital security lunch at noon .at the Victorian Spirit. force will speak. RED BANK — The Trinity Episcopal Church LONG BRANCH — Families Anonymous, a fellow- Woman's Guild executive committee will meet at noon ship for parents, relatives and friends of drug and in the Parish Hall. Refreshments, served by Mrs. alcohol abusers and children with behavioral problems, flaglatar photo by Larry Parna Thomas Gilmour Jr., will be followed by a talk on "The will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Monmouth Chemical MAN OF THE YEAR — Mayor George Spodak of from Manny Lamhut. left, and Jack Steinberg, right, English Song Bird" presented by Rosemary Francis. Dependency Treatment Center, 152 Chelsea Ave. Manalapan accepts the Man of the Year' award of the Jewish War Veterans Post 359. B2 The Daily Register Sports MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1984 Mahre twins' lead U.S. comeback SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) - Heiden's five gold medals per- Lifted by comeback twins Phil and More Olympics, formance in 1980 at Lake Placid. Steve Mahre, the United States This time, however, two strong- closed out the Uth Winter Olympics See Bock, B3 legged women and a Swedish man on a flag-waving high and an eye took the most medal bows. toward Calgary in 1968. you've got to do to beat me.' We Marja-Liisa Hamalainen of As the Olympic flame flickered believe in one another. He's my best Finland was the lone triple gold out yesterday, officially ending the coach and I'm his best coach If I medalist and had a bronze in cross- 12-day sports carnival, winter ath- don't win, he'd better." country skiing. East Germany's letes from 49 countries paraded out Phil Mahre had another reason to speed skating wonder, Karin Enice, of the flag-bedecked Zetra ice arena celebrate. His wife gave birth to a captured two golds and two silvers. to the applause of 5,000 spectators. son in Scottsdale, Ariz . on Sunday, Gunde Svan of Sweden took two "See you in Calgary," was the but he didn't learn of it until after golds, a silver and a bronze in cross- cry, in song and farewells, as the the race. country. 1135 million extravaganza ended on Asked which was more important The Soviet Union's hockey team, a snowy night. to him, he replied, "What a ridicu- rebounding from its 1980 loss, its Organizers predicted that the lous question. I feel good with this first in the Winter Games in 12 Sarajevo Games, among the medal, but I wish I were home right years, swept through the tour- smoothest ever, would finish in the now." nament in awesome fashion, black. Phil will join his wife, Holly, in outscoring the competition 48-5. As expected, the Soviet Union Scottsdale on Tuesday. They have a Sunday's 2-0 shutout over previously regained the overall medals title, 17-month-old daughter, Lindsey. unbeaten Czechoslovakia gave the edging East Germany 25-24. But the This is Phil's final season on the Soviets a perfect 7-0 mark. East Germans, who beat out the World Cup ski circuit, and his run "We were very sorry when we Soviets in the 1980 medals race at Sunday was a brilliant conclusion to lost in Lake Placid," said Coach Lake Placid, headed home with the a 10-year skiing career. And the 1-2 Victor Tikhonov. "We developed a most golds — nine to the Soviets' finish marked a rebound for Phil and new plan of preparation in the four six. Steve from a disappointing World years between. Finland, near-invincible in the Cup season. "You saw the players very emo- Nordic events, was third with 13 "It has finally come together at tional at the end of the games," he medals, four gold, three silver, six just the right time," Phil said. "My said. "It was all they had left." bronze; Norway was fourth with slalom has been good all year, but As far as the opposition was three gold, two silver and four I just haven't concentrated enough concerned, Soviet goaltender bronze, and the United States was I concentrated better today." Vladislav Tretiak had an iron cur- fifth with four golds and four silver. Phil has been World Cup overall tain in front of the net. The five The Mahre brothers' stunning 1-2 champion three times, but Sunday's goals allowed by the Soviets during finish in the men's slalom kept the victory marked his first gold medal the Olympic competition were the United States from suffering its in either Olympic or World Cham- fewest since 1948 lowest medals harvest in 20 years. pionship competition. He won the Also on Sunday. Sweden blanked Using walkie talkies to coach one silver in the slalom at the 1980 Canada for the bronze to end up another between runs, the 26-year- Olympics. 4-2-1. Canada finished 4-3. Fifth went old twins from Yakima, Wash , gave Steve was the gold medalist in the to West Germany, with a 7-4 victory the highly successful U.S. Alpine giant slalom in the 1982 World over Finland. Aiioclaud Pra» pnoio team a crowning finish. Championship, but he generally has The biggest disappointment was RACING TO GOLD — Phil Mahre Irom Yakima, event of the Winter Games. Phil's twin brother Steve skied in the shadow of his more the U.S. hockey team, which fell Wash., speeds around a gate on the men's special clocked the second best time which earned a silver . "I gave him comments after the successful brother. from a gold medal finish in 1980 to slalom course on Mt Bjelasnica, yesterday, on his medal. first run," Steve said. "After his Sarajevo's Games didn't feature a seventh, lowest placing ever for a way to an Olympic gold medal in the last alpine second, he said, 'OK, here's what one-man show to equal Eric U.S. Olympic hockev team. Action gets tougher in Shore Conference tonight BY JIM HINTELMANN Long Branch and Neptune High Mater Dei traveling to Toms River Boys best team, "Houston admitted. "But leader for the Eagles He scored 20 Schools. Long Branch meets Red Middletown South (17-6) v>. CBA Based on first round results of the South for a 7 p.m. game. they have an excellent coaching points in the first meeting with CBA Bank Regional in a 6:30 girls game (22-1) Shore/ Conference Boys and Girls Other quarterfinal girls games staff and you have to beat them as and had 20 Saturday night in Souths Basketball Playoffs, the seeding while the Brancher boys battle have Red Bank Catholic at home to MIDDLETOWN - This is the well as their players." 48-32 win over Southern Rod Keyes committees were right on the Lakewood at 8 p.m Central Regional (6:30) and Middle- third meeting between the two clubs CBA has a balanced scoring and Jim Martin are also capable money as the top eight teams in both town South making a long trip to with CBA winning the previous two attack led by senior Jerry Long (16.3 scorers Old rivals Neptune and Asbury games 56-38 and 34-30. Middletown the boys and girls games were Park clash at Neptune in both boys Southern Regional 17:30). ppg), and juniors Joe Paterno (13 5 "We'll try to do the best we can," victorious South coach Pat Houston expects a ppg) and Brian Kennedy (15.4 ppg). Houston said. "And if that still isn't and girls games. The boys contest Semifinals will be held at Brick rugged game today. starts at 6 p.m while the girls game Memorial High School Wednesday Paterno has been outstanding on the enough. I'll still be satisfied." The competition now gets is set for 7:30 and Thursday with the boys and girls "Our biggest concern is that we boards along with Long while Ken- Mater Dei (21-1) at Toms River tougher, however, with the quar- finals at Brick Memorial Saturday played a near perfect game against nedy is one of the Shore's top point South (21-1) terfinals which will be. held at six Single boys games have top-seed CBA the last time we played and guards. TOMS RIVER - This game different sites today Christian Brothers Academy hosting A brief look at the games are as didn't win," Houston said. "Not only Kevin Kolacki, a 6-3 senior, has figures to be a high-scoring Shootout Doubleheaders will be held at Middletown South at 3 p.m. and follows: are they talented and the Shore's been the scoring and rebounding See Shore Conference, B3 A golden finish for the Mahres WHITE PASS. Wash (API - ticket seller at the 11-run ski area in 32. the twins' cousin. "We didn't formance by our Olympiad com- Even before Phil and Steve Mahre the Cascade Mountains "We know if it was a prank or what " petitors," Spellman said in a state- finished 1-2 in the Winter Olympic stamped the tickets a day ahead of He noted that both plan to ment issued by his press secretary, men's slalom at Sarajevo. time, just in case. leave the amateur ranks this "the Mahre brothers with first and Yugoslavia, souvenir lift tickets "When we came in to work this year second, (Edmonds figure skater) were being printed at the family ski morning (yesterday), the news was "I don't think they'll go with the Rosalynn Sumners with her silver area posted on the door I was just tickled Olympics anymore." he said. "They and (Seattle skiier) Debbie More than 3,000 lift tickets, priced to death." probably will go into professional Armstrong with her gold. at $5 to $15 apiece, were After disappointing performances careers so they can settle down, not "It seems to me in these Olym- stamped with the word "Gold' on the World Cup tour this season have to travel and so on." pics it was the state of Washington for sale this week at the White Pass -and poor results in the giant slalom Gov John Spellman noted that versus the world, and we did very, ski area where the Mahre twins earlier in the week. Phil Mahre Washington state's athletes had won very well." grew up. about 80 miles southeast of captured the gold medal and Steve, two gold medals and two silvers at Seattle and 40 miles west of the silver on yesterday, the last day the Games. Yakima of the Games. "Like every other citizen of the "Every time I think about it I get "CBS woke us up Saturday, night state of Washington, I am simply OLYMPIC goose bumps." said Mary Holt, a saying they won. " said Dan Mahre. overjoyed with the outstanding per- RESULTS SARAJEVO. Yugoslavia (API - Thf medali Tonelli lifts Isles over Devils •warded to each nation at the XIV Olympic Winter Garnet EAST RITHERFORD (AP) - New Jersey goaltender Glenn Devils. GU Sll Br Total Soviet Union 1 10 25 John Tonelli scored with 1 20 left in Resch, who was sliding foward. to Anders Kallur made it 2-0 with an Eail Germany u 1 24 overtime to give the New York win the game unassisted, short-handed goal at Finland 4 IS Norway 1 ; Islanders u 5-4 victory over the New The Islanders opened the scoring 17:15. United States 4 Jersey Devils in the National when Bryan Trottier pumped a 10- Higgins scored a short-handed Sweden i Hockey League last night. Ciechoalovakia ( foot rebound over Resch's shoulder goal for the Devils to cut the deficit Swltierland 1 New Jersey took the game into at 1:10 of the first period For to 2-1 at 6:36 of the second period on Canada overtime with three third-period Trottier. who returned Saturday a 35-foot slap shot Weit Germany goals, including the second of the night after missing 10 games be- Tomas Jonsson was awarded a Italy night by Tim Higgins, and outshot cause of arthroscopic surgery, it goal by referee Bob Hall when his Liechtenstein Britain Anocl.t.d P..11 DUO. the Islanders 30-18 overall. was his 29th goal of the season but 40-foot slap shot appeared to bounce Japan STANDING TALL — American alpine skier Phil Mahre carries the But Tonelli broke in on the New only his second in 1984. the other off the crossbar at 13:16, giving the Yufoalavia. 0 1 Auitria > 1 1 Jersey net and shoved the puck past coming on Jan. 10 against the Islanders a 3-1 advantage. U.S. flag in the closing ceremonies for the XIV Winter Olympic Games yesterday at Zetra Arena in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. •'. ROARING Winter Prlem fraen ' •••'•:'. •"I* .• BLIZZARD New 1984 Fords OF VALUES IN SERVICE 200 Highway 35 Keyport 264-1600 SELECTION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1984 The Daily Register B3 Mahre grabs more than a gold SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (AP) twin brother, Steve, in the final be more, Steve said. That was — There is a certain magic about race of the Olympic program enough to drop him to second an Olympic medal that seems to It's a good thing Holly Mahre place behind Phil and gave him lift events at these Games to a delivered then. That's because the silver medal. special level her husband still didn't seem The finish line advice ex- Win any other race and it's overly impressed with the gold change was routine for the very nice. Win an Olympic race HAL medal hanging around his neck. brothers, who are extremely and they hang a gold medal BOCK "It doesn't compare with the close. around your neck, raise your World Cup," he said. "Those "I gave him comments after flag, play your national anthem. races were more of a test for me the first run," said Steve. "After That's magic. This was one race and I was his second, he said, 'OK, here's Not all athletes, though, share lucky most of the competition what you've got to do to beat me.' in the enthusiasm the Games decided not to finish. We believe in one another. He's generate with the public. It is not "It's a dream, but it's not the my best coach and I'm his best a defense mechanism. For some, World Cup. It's hard to put them coach If I don't win, he'd it's a genuine bewilderment at in the same category." better." why everybody gets so excited vital as the overall World Cup Steve Mahre had led the Olym- Like any brothers, though, the over this quadrennial affair. title he has captured for three pic slalom after the first run and Mahres had their fights when straight years. Phil was fourth. they were growing up Steve To these athletes, the Olympic So when Phil beat the rest of recalled one in particular races are just another stop on On the second run, Phil skied the world down the Olympic first and as soon as he got to the their busy circuits, a bit more slalom course to win his gold bottom of the hill with a time "I got the upper hand and I visual than others, perhaps, be- medal yesterday, Holly Mahre that put him in front of his made him cry." he said "That cause they occur only once every made sure he would remember brother, Mahre grabbed a walk- made me cry.'.' four years, but still just another the day for another reason. ie-talkie to give course advice to On Sunday, the tears belonged stop. At just about the time Mahre Steve. to Phil when he learned of the Phil Mahre is of that opinion. was zooming across the finish birth of his first son. America's premier male skier line at Mount Bjelasnica, his wife "I told him there was a good Mahre plans just four more never thought winning an Olym- was in Scottsdale, Ariz., deliver- distance between the gates, that races, all in the United States At»OCJ*1*d Pr«it photo pic medal was all that important ing their second child, a boy. the bottom was slick, that he had "Then I'll bag it. " he said. A SKATING COMBO — American figure skaters Scott Hamilton in his scheme of things. "Another "She was doing all the work to get on top of things." Phil said And what will he be doing next ol Denver, Colo, and Rosalynn Sumners ol Edmonds. Wash . notch on your skis," was the way and I was out playing," said "The rest was up to him." winter if he isn't skiing? leave after closing ceremonies lor the XIV Winter Olympic Games he described it, not nearly as Mahre, who finished 1-2 with his "I made three mistakes, may- "Probably baby-sitting." in Saraievo. Yugoslavia yesterday North Carolina runs past Maryland CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - Big Ten basketball race The ques- Coach Jud Healhccite. whole Threatened with another tough ball tion is whether the Fighting Illim Spartans dropped to 3-9 in the game, Michael Jordan orchestrated COLLEGE can keep it up conference and 10-12 overall 1 a one-man rebellion to lead top- "The rule o[ thumb in Ihe Bin Ten think the schedule might favor ranked North Carolina to a 78-63 BASKETBALL is that if you can split on the road Purdue, especially since Illinois Atlantic Coast Conference victory and win at home, you're doing ;i plays at Purdue on Saturday over Maryland yesterday. pretty good job.' Henson said after team has finished either first or yesterday's 70-53 blowout victor)' This may sound ridiculous, but Jordan scored 19 points in the second in the conference second half and was the catalyst for over Michigan State "We were III lake I'urdue in that one Its a "That has been one of our goajs." naturally disappointed after loflng big game before their home crowd, a 15-point run that brought the Tar Smith said. "One of our goals is also Heels back from a one-point deficit at Michigan on Thursday, but over* where they haven't lost Its still a to improve and we need to continue all — we have to feel pretty good three-team race i including Indiana midway through the period. to do that ' 10-3i Whoever gets hot can win it "We just started playing hard." Maryland coach Lefty Driesell The victory left the seventh- all. but It'll gn right down to the Jordan said as he shared the also had praise for Jordan, but that ranked Illini and No 11 Purdue tied wire " triumph with his teammates. "We was about all he said. for the Big Ten lead wilh 11-2 played good defense, started work- "You always expect Jordan to conference marks and sets up thei* The Illini wire almost perfect ing the ball around for the shots we play well and score." Driesell said. showdown on Saturday in- West) against Michigan State dominating wanted." "He responded well again " Lafayette Illinois is 20-3 [or the the b.iards by a .'19-28 margin The victory gives the Tar Heels a season _ including a (ante-high 11 rebounds 23-1 record and an 11-0 ACC slate, Illinois 70. Michigan St. 53 In George Montgomery Illinois which clinches Dean Smith's 12th EAST LANSING, Mich. - Illinois "Illinois just might be the best zipped to a 32-17 lead at halftime and conference title. It's the 18th Coach Lou Henson figures his team team in the conference, but they're increased the advantage by as many straight season in which Smith's is doing what it must to stay in the not.very deep, said Michigan State as 20 points in the second hall Philadelphia nips New York, 101-97; Malone's return to the middle is key PHILADELPHIA (API - Coach feel for the ball off the rim He s Detroit 142. San Antonio 1411 lOTi Billy Cunningham says the imposing beginning to react to his teammates SAN ANTONIO. Texas Kelly figure of Moses Malone puts a new NBA It will take two more weeks before Tripucka hit a 15-foot jumper with face on his Philadelphia 76ers he's really back to where he once lour seconds left in overtime to lead • Malone is back after missing nine was. ' the Detroit Pistons to a victory over games with an injured ankle. He Guard Maurice Cheeks stole a* Seattle 132. Denver till the San Antonio Spurs played in his second game yesterday pass with seven seconds left to end SEATTLE - Seattle forward Tripucka was the top- scorer lor as the 76ers beat the New York the Knicks' hopes of a game tying Tom Chambers scored a season-high the Pistons with 32 points Mike Knicks 101-97. three-point field goal 34 points as the SuperSonica pulled Mitchell scored a career-high 47 The 6-foot-10 center 'scored 20 Malone. who is playing with a away in the second half to defeat the points to lead the Spurs points, took dowa 14 rebounds and plastic brace on his weak ankle, said Denver Nuggets blocked two shots as the 76ers his stamina is fine. Chambers, who tailed tn seme in Indiana 106, I'tah 104 snapped the Knicks' five-game Na- "But I'm rushing my shots." the the final period, at one pom! sank 12 INDIANAPOLIS (lark Kellogg tional Basketball Association win- 255-pound Malone observed "I straight field goal tries, one less sank a crucial three-point play with ning streak. didn't get much chance to shoot than the club record held by l.cinnie 22 seconds remaining and Sidney- More important he fouled out the while I was sitting out." Shelton. The string snapped on a Lowe came up with a big steal and Knicks' two big men. 7-1 Marvin "Moses is rounding into form.' desperation 70-footer at the third- Iree throw 15 seconds later as the Atiociiud Pf••• photo Webster and 7-1 Bill Cartwright said Cunningham "And our guys quarter buzzer. Indiana Pacers edged I'tah WITH AUTHORITY — University of North Carolina center Brad Malone made two free throws with certainly know and appreciate the Denver forward Alex Knglish led Indiana, which led by as many as Daugherty (42) bends the rim after he slam dunked the ball over 10 seconds to play -on Cartwright s value of his contribution to this the Nuggets with 29 points anil a 19 in the first hall scored the final foul - to give the 76ers a three- te.am ' game-high 12 rebounds He also had game s final eight points to record Maryland's Len Bias (34) yesterday in an Atlantic Coast Conference "He's getting his timing back and game. The top-ranked Tar Heels downed the Terapins, 78-63. point spread. ( nine assists the comeback triumph Conference quarterfinals get tougher son is the point guard and averages (continued) South and state power Clifford six assists per game while Sherri between the Shore's top offensive Scott, but has since won 20 of 22 with Richardson is. also averaging in teams: Mater Deis "C" Division both losses being to Neptune (68-58 double figures. champions (83 ppg) and Toms River and 89-54). The Piners have won Long Branch has four good Souths "A" South co-ehampions 175 nine in a row since the second Neptune setback, though, and are scorers led by junior Lynn Williams, PPg l playing their best ball of the season. but 6-3 sophomore Sherri Bouldin Mater Dei has won 14 in a row has been a dominating force in since it's lone setback to Monsignor . Ed Baum (6-2) is Lakewood's recent games both scoring and Donovanand is averaging over 88 scoring leader averaging close to 20 rebounding. She had 20 rebounds points per game in that stretch. The points a game. Henry Swain and Ed against Manasquan Saturday. Seraphs had their best game Satur- Smith are also good scorers with Central Regional (22-1) at Red Bank day in an 84-55 win over Red Bank Swain the top rebounder Catholic (19-41 Catholic, but will have to have Ashurv Park (19-4) at Neptune RED BANK - Central Regional another outstanding game tonight. (19-3) has won 21 straight since losing an "I haven't seen them in person NEPTUNE - These old rivals early season game to Asbury Park this year, Toms River South coach have clashed twice this season with and will present RBC with a tough Greg Albano said. "But I have a Neptune winning both times (51-46 test. scouting report on them and they and 51-47), but the Blue Bishops "They are not tall." RBC coach seem to similar to us except they have won 13 of their last 14 games Ed Jones said. "But they have are a lot bigger. and look for revenge tonight. physical size and are fast. They like "One of the keys is that we must The Bishops breezed to the "B" to press full court the whole game " hold our own on the boards and South title and have two of the Central has balanced scoring with establish an inside game," Albano area's better players in Remond Rebecca Mosely, Agnes Whitfield said Palmer (20 ppg) and Kip Thompson and Kim Przbyski. The Indians have the Shore's top (12.8 ppg). RBC also has a balanced attack scorer in 5-10 senior guard Dan Neptune has won eight in a row Junior Liz Fitzpatrick and senior McHarris (28 ppg). Scott Kinstler since a 58-32 trouncing to CBA Karen Smith have been the top (6-31 and Dwayne King (6-3) are the including a 51-49 revenge victory scorers lately, but Sue Mallon got 20 leading rebounders over the Colts two weeks ago. points against Holmdel Saturday Mater Dei has a solid one-two Neptune has balanced scoring Middletown South (17-6) at Southern punch in 6-6 Bill Stefanski and 6-5 with junior Anthony Gathers (12 Reg. (23-1) Matt Yetman. Both are averaging ppg) the top scorer. Senior point MANAHAWKIN - Top-seed approximately 20 points a game. guard Bob Calderon directs the Southern will be favored, but the Stefanski is also averaging double Neptune offense. game will match two of the Shore's figures in rebounds. Girls top players; Jill Spaschak 115.8 ppg < The Seraphs have outstanding Red Bank Regional (17-5) at Long tf ... i ». <>r " : " n South V ..,n "k-o-- :•,.: .!. .>.; - - '.."•- •! '". .„. Both teams have good supporting 113 imi-i. forth powers have played each casts with Patti Gallant and Judy ' •' vnnd (?0 4) at Long Branch other twice year with Long Branch Keefer backing up'Spaschak. and 119-3) winning both games. Buc coach Bill Karen Knapp. Vicki Phillips and LONG BRANCH - This shapes Kunze is hoping the third time Tracy Cahill playing key roles for up as another outstanding game around will be different. Middletown South matching Long Branch's height "We are a better team now. " Asbury Park (16-5) at Neptune •"'»'i ' -k<"V 4MvSpecial Star (W Bret,nahan) 92 lit- Pact, HO.OOO. CImg. 4 C Bs fltd (Smith) 12- 9 Alert Phoenix (Campbell) 1st: P»c», PuriflMOO.ClmS4.000 1 Charlie Knigm (W Bresnahan) 1S-1 5 H H Lthigh (Vumbaca) in to Bridge the Gap (Cokrtta) 3 PeanuiCandv IRGanil 52 7 Honey Bee Angel (W Bresnahan) 6-1 61h: Pace, Purtt $1,100 1 Returning Home (Campbell) 3 Wonme Bunnit (J Ingrassia) 3 1 6 Tomb Jillev ID Russell) 10-1 4 Senator Van (WODonnell) 3-1 2 Sober Jake (L) (Tuilo) 6 Jitfy Baron (Parker) 3- tin: Paea, It.fOO. Clmtj. S Tanager (Jingras&.a) H ilnchBv Inch (R Tullol 12 1 5 Dynamic Bvrd N (J Moiseyev) 5-1 3 Lord Bo Bo (Copeland) 7 Motoring Ace (Angel 1 Jeanmet Fiddler (H Frlion) 9-2 SClavs Babv (J Rathbone) 12-1 6 Dorev Collins (W Bresnahan) 4-1 4 Swill Juilici (Par B IB Cicaros Playboy (Johnson) 6 2 Crash Helmet (H Filion) . 12- By DAN PATCH lnd: P«f, PuruSI.400, Maldtns 2 Dee La Sack (J ParkerJr) 4-1 3-15 Armbro Cupid (Davis) 9 in Gtlcha (Maker) 15- 3 Country Lilt (No Driver) 15- * Emerald Jav IW Bresnahan) 5-2 3 Yankee Pledge (M Fagliarone) fc-1 6 PT Joe (CtJlahan) 10 Whata Dude (Campbell) '> 4 Hardy Almihurst (O'Donnell), 6- 1 • Peanut Candy, Wonnie Bunnle, 3 Robins Dream A (A Bernard) 7-2 7 EarWStaMer (H Kellv) 4*1 7 Gttmpa BiUon (Hogan) 0-2 fllh: Not, M.OOO 5 Accrued interest (Cote) 10 S Woodsend Phs Lady (D Karmaier) 9-2 1 ChPPer Supreme (C Man/.) 1-1 15 1 Apache Babe (No Driver) 10- 6 Night Train Turner (No Driver) B My Special Star 7 Corinth IJ Berger) M 8 Hotline Lotwll (Cast) B Elegant Ella (JoCamobell) 19-1 9 JM Sal (Manzi) 2 Yankee Lady (Fawcetti . . 8- 7 Rods Rebel (King) 1 Moon Juice IM Friedman] 6-1 7th: Pact, Purse$2,160, Clm$5,000 N •2 • Woodsend PKs Lady, Emerald 2 Shannon Lad (F Remhardl) 8-1 10 Ate Big Bob (Campbell) 3 Pcxnserts Lobell (Rted) 3- S Darryls Rip (Brown) 3- 4 Piece Of Class (W Bresnahan) 3-1 8 4 Biscayne Bay (H Filion) 12- .Jay, Robins Dream A b Bve Bve Sly tW Bresnahan) il) I 2Slablle (H Kelly) 4-1 in* Pact. ULau 9 Echo Judge (Dorwrty) N 8 DeeD Hollow Don iL Rath bone) 20-1 5 Chip Win (WO'Donnelt) S-1 to- 5 Whata Nicki (ODonnetl) 20- 10 Flamboyant A (OagliardO •3 - Sabalist, Delivery Boy, Paids 3rd: Trot, Purse ,2,100, Clm $7,000 1 At* Ds Oewrt (Williams) . 6 Cm Towner (Meniioj . 15- 1 Direct Black (MFagtiarne) 9-2 2 Alt Qilroy (Nuuo) ., 12- 5 Delivery Bov ID Ream ) 7-2 13 Just A Bachelor (Jo Campbell) 6-1 7 Jennifers Song (Case) fl tth: Pace, 110.000 Pride N 1 Sabahsl PRESIDENT 222-4741 GUARANTEED Kli/jhcili H SaiuU'rum VICE PRESIDENT ANITA M KNEELEY NEW! Credit card conve- Hal r\ V. (Ktioi in , 12-MONTH TUNE-UP nience for automotive needs Executive Director Electronic Ignition Systems Sign up now) VICE PRESIDENT I he SIIVPI Cairj Horn Ctiiban* it tuinoied at all Cnofi.edi Willuni 1). Chavcn . Auto Seivice Cenlds You may ..IM> use mese other ways to hu) M,r,iri[.,uil • Vim • American dixess • Caite '34 '38 '42 Ilianche • Dinprs Club VICE PRESIDENT Dear Friend, *4-cyl 6 ( yl Bxyl ' • Goodyear Tires And i Mti had Hinncll • Includes 3 free engine analyses, ad- Auto Service For More We are pleased to announce that Point Pleasant Distributors justments and part replacements within Good Years In Your Car SECRETARY one year Susan M Wiick and Miller Brewing Company are going to support Cerebral • Check charging, starting, engine systems Install new spark plugs Set Palsy during the Month of February 1984. timing • Adjust carburetor where appli- TREASURER cable |txtm charge il removal is John K. Cm* necessary | rripy lit lite Gooflyeai I mured W.trr.iriiy txibrtlftt" Point Pleasant Distributors, an independently owned and ..idimrjotW iruf ks and »an'i inquiic *iiri SIIHC mandge< teu*itirtq oeinis ASSISTANT TREASURER Warranted 12 Full Months ot (Mi.ri wivin: jnfl itl WDhr.at^ity lo ^u' c« Emachaiges operated Miller Wholesaler serving the Monmouth-Ocean County riMv De ipouiiert lur rpcummctnicfl uans or services whicn Angelina A Tu//io aie noi included us pan m om ntumji advertised service area, has made a commitment to help subsidize the much MEMBERS AT LARGE needed revenues to support our fignt against Cerebral Palsy. James K. Di-smoiul BATTERYSALE! John J. linnet During the entire month of February 1984 all sales of 1 mil A Stimuli. I' Miller Lite Beer will generate a donation of Z'l4 per case, Goodyear Any 40 Battery BOARD UK DIRECTORS which will be matched by Miller Brewing Company, as part Goodyear I,.hi, 1,1 of its 'Help Lite Fight Cerebral Palsy' campaign. This Reg 60 Battery Chaik". Liirtn/n total donation of 5tf per case will certainly help in our 34 $39 In Stock .lt'.iiuii-lli MislltiU Installed Hek-nr Vi.luh fight against this crippling condition. The money will be Group sizes William II RuhartU o?F ?4 24F used for research,, the United Cerebral Palsy Sports Program, M.i iKn Sli,ipitii Battery Sale Ends ftAorcn and our schools and programs in Monmouth and Ocean Counties. MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD *. \ • • THE PEOPLE YOU TRUST FOR TIRES ARE TOPS IN BATTERIES TOO! Ottn Lchmann. Ml).. Chairman On behalf of Cerebral Palsy, we urge everyone to support J*at II Bosmak. Mil this worthwhile community effort. Allan Drupkin. M.D. Duanc (.jmshuiu. M.D. • M [l Sanuiil J. lauftr. M.D. / / AUTO SERVICE CENTERS /Sli'Kiirl lippst'li. D.D.S. Aniivlu Lopaiui. M.D Gregg Anastasides 671-2415 lll.'llila O llnril. M.D. Cerebral Palsy of Store Manager Mon.-Frl. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mark Nadlvr, D.D.S. Monmouth and Ocean County Sat. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Kuluril M Kcullcr, M.D. 1030 Hwy 35 Sirvi.li Sum. M.D. Judith F. TupikM. Mil MIDDLETOWN GOODYEAR Aunusl L Wrtn.lv. DO. PEANUTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1984 The Daily Register B5 I'VE liARNEP SOMETHING IF YOUR SKI CAP 15 THEN I 0B5ERVEP ^ KA61E5 SHOULD NEVER UIEAR .DENNIS THE MENACf. AMUT WINTER CL0THIN6.. TOO TOUT IT MAKES S0METMIN6£LSE.. POWN-FILLEP JACKETS YOUR MAIR HURT.. CROSSWORD 33 City In 61 Malign 26 Shod Cornwall 62 Selling and panel) >c- 34 Sprnre Slalgai 27 Wala 11 1? 1) 1 1 — 10 111 lit III | I 14 1 I __ [IT I 1 70 1 SNUFFY SMITH NOW THAT I GOT MV HE S A OL' DOG TRAINED TO LITTLE DAB \V 1 BE A POSSUM HOUND OVERTRAINED I GOT TO SELL HIM, i 9NUFFV n ! 1 2-20 • r* t ™ ; MARY WORTH "Can I have a bite to eat while you're making FEE-- i DO OU FiMD //HA"1" THE JOKE my sandwich?" i XAN o yo<=OP-u //ER IN THE LOOKINGE HE// , GOME TOlHt YORK PHONE BOO* 1 OFFICE TO 1 MAKE GOOD ON HIS YOUR HOROSCOPE THREAT TO INVESTIGATE BY STELLA WILDER read the corresponding paragraph MONDAY, FEB. 20 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Seek Let your birthday star be your daily personal satisfaction from new Born today, you demand a great guide. sources. The same old people, deal of affection, openly displayed, TUESDAY, FEB. 21 places and things fail you today. if you are to be happy in your PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20) - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 22) - Your personal relationships. You are not Turbulence on the home front in- THE WIZARD OF ID naturally high energy may be some- one for whom words and intentions vades the employment scene today. what diminished today. Rest; relax; are enough. You need visible and Guard against making mistakes. recover your scattered forces. palpable evidence of another's love ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) — You SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - An and friendship, loyalty, concern and may feel the dominance of a partner aggressive move on your part should so on. Demonstrative yourself, you at this time, whether you wish to or inspire necessary action in another. do not understand the sense of not. Listen carefully. Consequently, problems are solved. timidity,.protocol or exposure that TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 211 might keep others from revealing Your powers on the home front may — You can preserve relationships on their feelings as clearly and as seem to you to be diminished. Take the employment scene if you are completely as you habitually do. heart; consider the situation. considerate and cooperative, yet You are, above all things, true to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - An candid. yourself. You may at times try to energetic approach to a new prob- deceive others regarding your lem on the employment scene is as CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — motives, purpose, aims, etc., but effective as a knowledgeable ap- Where you suspect dishonesty, in- you never try to hide the facts from proach. vestigate; where you find it. take yourself. Consequently, you are CANCER (June 21-July 22) - appropriate action. Be quick about never indecisive or vague; you are Your feeling of distance in the it. THAT BIT '£ NEVER direct and certain. presence of others may stem from ABOUT THE APPEAR Also born on this date are: Sandy a failed effort to impress. Relax! AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - MOORS WHO TOPLESS, Duncan, actress; Sidney Polder, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You may Control your urge to seek revenge WANT/WORE NO MATTER / HOH -<; actor. need to react physically rather than for past slights. You may be wrong R3RQ0INS MUCH THEY To see what is in store for you mentally today if you are to get your in your assessment of another's TOPLESS-? PAID/ME tomorrow, find your birthday and basic points across purpose. BLONDIE BRIDGE ADVICE BOO-HOO-HOO.. WELL.WHV SHOULD I KNEW VOU'O HAVE | HERB BOUGHT 1 ? IT'S NOT VOUB ( SOME EXCUSE TOOTSIE A .^> BIRTHDAY etTAUTlPUl- ) By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ner had five or six clubs since black sun he wuuld open with North dealer BIRTHOAV s F South was apparently short Both sides vulnerable When your opponents one club. He 'heri'fore .surely in the suit. PRESENT J seem bent on self-destruc- has at least five spades Still, 7 2O NORTH tion, give them a little en- At the second trick declar- if he has two red doubletons. couragement. Let them be er tried the diamond finesse, the hand may play best .H happy for a trick or two. . losing to the king West nolrump If partner's next bid 044 When today's West opened thereupon led the jack of is three clubs, you will pass *A6 the queen of clubs East natu- clubs to get out of the way of since your strength in the red rally encouraged a continua- his partner's presumed long suits is of doubtful value to a WEST suil. and East overlook with partner who.has at least 10 • 63 • J 10 84.' tion by playing the nine as <7KJ83 dummy won with the ace. the king of clubs to gel out of black cards. NUBBIN HAGAR a-ueeef WHAT \ -. ., ^_ ( l DUUNO. CARROTS, SPINACH PIP YoJ &o WY UTL I H*D COe )~> ^^O-JR WH*T ? AHD eeoccoui. OM YoUB IZAlP"??.1 M AYifi jar UIHCU 10DAY. X.-^^v^MiJ^ij -M LITTLE PAIP IT rVA$ A M&B, TO PO.'/FJ'M lHA Fi&ttT, TOPAY ? HOPPI8LB •YOU CAU IT A SCRAP! FOPCEFUL IF &ATTLB J IF I BKlite YOU A FBA&T, YOU (SKEW A -YOU CALL IT SHACK.! I'- ll: VOU SHOOT, N f PEOPLE HEAR (5UN5H0T5 WON'T PEOPLE 1 I M6R£ ALMQ5T EVERV OAY. \ 51 Help Wanted HelpWanttd MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1984 233 Long Branch 1 ull time — Waitreea/weltw. B6 The i equals 100' with a contour ARPET CLEANER :*p preferred For seafood ree- terval of 1 0 foot meeting Na- xp /Trainee, $240 per week iS.nl Call 264-3715^ 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch tional Map Standards. ommision Cell 446-3368 receipt of proof mat the proper RATE PER ACRE - Experienced ULL/PART TIME - New pos- pktyment thereettar $15 00 per acre lor the first Section 2 Repealer The re- feea herein established have .ly need apply Cell after 6 ons. several openlnge Earn been paid to th,e City Finance end each acre thereafter, how- 8 »5/hr to start No ™Pjj»* malnder of all other sections snd ever, there shall be a minimum . 291-0340 222 Eatontown subsections of the etoremen- Director, the Planning Director of e 18. Call 1-S p.m. 53O-90M. his desfgnee shall reproduce :harge of $5000 for each map or ARPENTERS - Large Iramlno PUBLIC NOTICE tioned ordinance not specifically portion thereof. o , looklno lor e*p workers, ell ASOLINE STATION MAN- emended by this ordinance shall and deliver Ihe requested GERS — Employment oppt les PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby oplea. which many be either Section 7 Loans of Maps it is Classified hasea carpentry worn. We want '•main In full force and effect given that Vernon Juliano ft Judy > the public interest end per- Saturdays 30A M To 1? 30PM amers. shesierr laborers, trim- vsll Appllcents must have exc. Section 3 Inconsistent Ordi- prints or reproducible copies Phone 542 1700 Dlitv 8 30 A M To S P M Juliano has mad* application to uch as aepiaa, ol any of the -ussable to lend, without charge, . Multl-tamily construction ork history wiih rels. For more the Eatontown Zoning Board ol nances All ordinance* or parts copies of Ihe maps to agencies rfercer County area Can jo Please call Power Test. ihereof Inconsistent with the oregotng maps and derrtand Adjustment for a variance to per- and receive a receipt therefore ,1 the Federal. State. Conty or 00-567-4577 after 6 p.m. se-B150.patween 9*5- mit construction of s 14 • 21 provisions of this ordinance are _tfier municipal governments tereby repealed as to such in- which shall contain over the re- 239 Rtd Bank Lost and Found 4 Lott and Found AS STATION ATTENDENTS - gara lo existing Iplent's signature the following whenever there will be a direct mployment opportunities, must ant setback ol consistency benefit to the City of Long >evelopment Bond (IDB) finane- Section 4 Severability It any talement ng LOST — 17 yr. old. male dog. HILD CARE WORKER - A en exc work history with 31 where SO la required per "The undersigned, for and In Branch The Planning Director, LOST DOG — Black with tan A section 89.7 10 of the Zoning Or- section, paragraph, subdivision, n receipt of a request from Financing tor this (these) pro ledium sited, all white with tan resdolescenl boy with save Apply m parson, Power ;onilderalion of the above sped- white markings, male, answers •rs Answers to Buddy RE eurological impairment In „.. Rt 36. Keyport. dinance In a R-2O Zone on the clause or provision of this ordi- h an agency or entity may ect(s) is not an obligation of the Toby. L sst seen 1 /31 /S4 premises designated as Block nance ehall be adjudged invalid, led reproducible copies ot top- itste of New Jersey. Funding tor WARD 071-5488 iroup home setting Awal ographic maps at a scale ol 1' loan a paper copy ot said map et Around Main St.. Port Monmouth ivernioht and day houra Please AS STATION ATTENDENT — 148 l,Ot IS also known as 76 such adjudication shell apply io charge projects is secured privately sree Please call 787-0018 ull-time. strlclly 10 pump gas. Wesion Place only lo the section, paragraph, equals 100' property ol the City hrough conventional lending 9 Sp»clal Notices •and resume to. Vlckl Ve"- of Long Branch, in ihe County of Section B Disclaimer The, City LOST — Cal. black a white. >ebere 1810 West Front St. LI •tt und friendly Musi rwjve A public hearing will be held at subdivision, clause or provision of Long Branch does not certify lources so adjudged and the remainder Monmouth. agrees that he will This notice Is being published Manx or Bobtail, male, lost in rofi, NJ 07738 EOE ceiw Cell WO-9073 or the Borough Hall. 47 Broad ot produce, sell, assign or the accuracy ot the lopogrephl- Monmouth Beach area Reward GIFTED PSYCHIC 41-9773. Street, Eatontown. on March 5, of this ordinance shall be de- cel mapping prepared from the n accordance with the public no- COMMUNITY EVENTS COORDI emed valid and effective ansfer copies thereof, that he ice requirements ol the Federal Call evea. or weekends, "ROWING FOOD COMPANY - 19B4 al 8:00 PM Documents nil not sell, transfer or asign the aerial photographs taken and 22-6971 MRS. SYLVIA NATOR — National Council or end plans filed by the applicant Section 5 Effective Dele This does not Insure the accuracy of Tax Equity end Fiscal Responsi- READER & ADVISOR Alcoholism seeks 2 days pe eeds Oel/Guy Friday. We- ordinance shell take effect upon bove specified reproducible bility Act of 1982 Anyone having hone A calculator experience are available for Inspection dur- copy and thai he will not permit, same nor the acceptance of OST — Cal, while with grey On All Problems of Lite weh. special projects coordi ing regular business hou/i at the passage and publication ac- same by Ihe City or any of its an Interest In this (these) mal- paws, face a tail Yellow collar slor to eKpand ft. coordinate •ecessarv Apply front office, sutler or allow the sele. assign, er(s) may attend the meeting to 7M west Blancke St, Linden Borough Hall. Planning/Zoning meni or transfer of the above luthorit'es or agencies. Vicinity ot Ridge Rd 4 542-9500 mall list Develop community Room. 47 Broad Street, Eaton- give their comments. Hartshorne Ln REWARD Special tarot card reeding $10 J, See Mrs. C or Lisa. specified reproducible copy nor In addition to a duly executed Published by Order of the New saed special events To expand town Fab 20 SB 00 LISHED HEREWITH WAS IN- application lorm. the Planning 41-8088 with this ad ontecti with community groups A7R DRESSER - Exp'd only. TRODUCED AT A REGULAR he sale, assignment or transfer Jersey Economic Development of copies thereof during the next Director shall require each appli- MARV'S 1 edit by monthly newt teller Must hsve tollowlng unl-seK MEETING OF THE CITY COUN- cant to execute e statement In- Authority TAROT CARD Send resume no later thar 223 Fair Haven CIL OF THE CITY OF LONG en (10) years except thai he may The pro)ect(s) include, but ere March 7, 1984 to Barry Johnson hop Csll efler 6 p.m. 530-4249 ransfer or assign to s subse- dicating his acknowledgment of 3t limited to the following READER a ADVISOR URANCi - Agency com- RE BLOCK 35 LOT 28 BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF the necessity of a field check lo INDEX Helps on all problems One visit NCA 00 Monmouth St, Rec MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEWquent purchaser a copy ot any NJEDA APPLICATION Bank. NJ. 07701 Equal Op mercial underwriter, with full ex* 75 Parker Ave . Fair Haven, >ortlon of a map which he hat determine the accuracy of the # 84-5363 will convince you Open 10-7, N J. JERSEY ON FEBRUARY 14. splng ruiLIC NOTICES dally 542-9588 • portunlly Employer erience Exc salary and ben- 1B84 AND WILL BE FURTHER >urchased or legally received, Name & Address of Applicant: iLEGALSj flts Resume to^ Boynlon and Please take Notice that Martin which depicts property he owns addition, each print or sepia Dsy-Z Electronics Corporation T and Kathleen M Ward, own- CONSIDERED FOR FINAL delivered as aforesaid shall bear COOKS A PREP — E«p. re- Boynton, PO Box M7, Red PASSAGE AFTER A PUBLIC and has contracted to sell (o 60 River Street Red Bank,' NJ SPECIAL NOTICE. 12 Travel- quired Reply in perton. between ank. NJ 07701; no calls era of the above property have such person(s) or be clearly stamped with the 07701 applied lo the Fair Haven Zonin HEARING THEREON AT A REG- following "Accuracy of this map 6 Lost and Found Tran»portation 30 A 8 PM. J.P'S Trolley Slop ULAR MEETING OF SAID CITY In addition, the Planning Dlrec- subject to field check by recipi- Owner, Operator or Manager B W. Front SI.. R«d Bank Board of Adjustment of a var COUNCIL TO BE HELD AT THE or shall require thai each print if other than Applicant) N/A 9 Special Nonces DRIVER NEEDED - From Fill NSURANCE SECRETARY - sncejs) to permit Pool (Appro- ent " 1? Travel-Transportation Haven ft Red Bank. Mon.-Frl. COUNTER HELP DUNKIN xp with personal lines ft typing imate size 13' * IB) and wood CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS. or sepia delivered as aforesaid Description of Prolect the 344 BROADWAY. LONG shall bear the recipients signs- Section 9 Violations and Pen- renovation ot an existing building 15 Ifisiruclion 7:10 a.m. Back al 5 15 pm )0NUTS — Looking for maturi must Full-time, salary open. shed alties Any person who knowingly % 741-2132 attar 5 pm Shirley minded dependable person loi 1 BRANCH, NEW JERSEY ON ire under Ihe following state o be used as a manufacturing 47-7017. The following variance* have MARCH 13. 1984 AT 8 00 PM ment violates any section of this ordi- aclllty. BUSINESS OIKCTORY pood psy ounier duties MuBt be 18 yrs been applied for Application foi nance shall, upon conviction, be 21 Business Service old, full ft part time, all shirti LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR - The undersigned subject lo a line not exceeding Project Address 60 River building permit Is relected for the .onsideration ol the ,_. Street, Red Bank, NJ 2? Arts & Crafts available Apply in person only Seeks responsible Individual following reasons (1) Lot frui- this copy ol a topographic map «00 or Tipcisonment In the Maximum Aggregate Face betweeen 11 am 12pm Mon. A/F, Exp. prelered in all phase tage 34 shown, 50' required, ol a part ot ihB City of Long j County J. 1 for a period not ex Amount of Issue $1.•650.000 Feb EMPLOYMENT rl D D Rl. 35 ft Newman of landscape construction ft minus 16'. (2) Front Setback AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH- Branch agrees that the i ,der- ceedmg 90 days or both $1728 51 Help Warned Male or iprings Rd , Shrewabury_ _ maintenance. Call 671-8780 or 20 l shown, 25 required, minus NG REGULATIONS AND FEES signed will not sell. "ssia' n or Section 10 Sevorabillty If any foUNTER PERSON — LOOkinj 871 3174 5 1 (3) Right side yard 2 2' CONCERNING THE CARE, not sell provmon, subsection, sentence female 51 Help Wanted transfer this copy, w 5? Barjysilting/Child Care or responsible, mature-minded •hown 5' required, minus 2 8 (4; CUSTODY AND USE OF THE assign or transfer a reproducti clause or phrase ol this ordi- LAWN MAINTENANCE ASSIS- Lett side yard 6 V ahown. 7 5 TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS OF nance is for any reason held to 53 Domesiic Help Male or Female person Full or part-time Apply TANT — Full-time; Mon. thru Sat. of this copy and wilt not suffer, n person. Prospect Plaza required, minus 1 4 |5)°o Lol THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH allow or permit the sale, assign- be invalid, illegal or void or un- 54 Situations Wanted ACCOUNTANT 8 or older with drivers license. coverage 1597 where 1377 BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe City ment or transfer thereof of any constitutional, such determina- female 3ulld Your Own Practice Cleaners, Little Silver, AftP Previous exp helpful. Call allowed, over 220 Ouncil ol the City ol Long copy or reproduction thereof, ex- tion should not effect the remain- 6 Lost and Found Salary While You Learn Shopping Center 842-7391 Iranch,, in Ihe County ot Mon- ing portions ol this Ordinance bb Situations Wanted Male Unique opportunity lor The Board has Bet Thursday cept that he may transfer or as- $100 REWARD — 8 mo old gra> 5G 'Situations Warned 1RUISE SHIP JOBS — Trave LEGAL — Local lirm seeks ex- March 1. 1984 at 7 45 P M at the mouth and State ot New Jersey sign to a subsequent purchaser Section 11 Effect. This ordi- & while, kitten Lost in vicinity o degreed accountant to build Maie/femaie your own monthly bookkeeping while earning $14-28.000 Appli perience person. With exc. skills. Borough Hell, River Road. Fair a copy ol any portion ol a map nance shall take effect immedi- 9th & Pine Sta . Union Beach :or diversified busy office. For Haven as the time snd piece toi Purpose The City rhich he has purchased or le ately upon its formal passage Please call 264-2414/291-2547. 57 CnilrJ Care'Nursery consulting and tax practice white cations being accepted nowl Cal earning a salary to Ihe mld- Refundable lor Information itervlew call Job Placement the public hearing in this metier Council of the City ol Long gy hich depict and publication as required by Schools JonsultsntB. 300 Hwy 35 So.. All interested persons may ap-Branch makes the following find' gally received, law $20,000 range In an established 312-686-4347.. ext C-1234, propertroperty he owownns and has con- FREE FOUND ADS FINANCIAL practice In the NEWARK area ' Middletown, NJ, 07701 pear al the public hearing either igi end determinations • Cioft to sell lo such persons(S) THIS ORDINANCE PUB- m person or by attorney and be LISHED HEREWITH WAS IN- As a service lo our community 61 Business 0pOpportunil| y qualified, ownership or equity "DATA ENTRY 747-6B8B_ [1) The topographic maps of In addition, each print or sepia The Daily Register Is offering e position available. Celt F.R heard with regard to this appli- . ie CMy of Long _ iivered as aforesaid shall bear TRODUCED AT A REGULAR 62 Mortgages OPERATORS LEGAL SECRETARY — Some cation MEETINGOF THE CITY COUN- FREE 3-Hne FOUND ad for 4 leach. toll tree j a exp required, call 747-7070 for prepared by«Topo0rapmc Data be clearly stamped with im- days under our Lost & Founc 63 Money To LoaL0n One ol New Jerseys leading A copy of this Application and Consultants. Inc constitute valu- OF THE CITY OF LONG •800-323-011V * computer service organization ntervlew_ jilowng classification 64 Money Wanted all pertinent mepa. drawings able and Irreplaceable property •The sale assrgnr r trans- BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF ALARM SYSTEMS/SALES PER s starting a third shift in ii and documents hsve been filed ol the City ol Long Brench: and MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEW The Register appreciates youi MERCHANDISE Matawan office Immediate LINCROFT - Dental assistant, e p r of any portion honesty & will do Its part In find SONS — Previous tales exp chelrside Exp preferred but will with the Borough Clerk snd may (2) These maps constitue s JfRSEY ON FEBRUARY 14, 7 < Merchandise lor Sale openings for EXPERIENCED be inspected at the Borough Hal of this map and f~o salel , assig 1984 AND WILL BE FURTHER mg the original owner Pleast ;leen record required, call 9 lo 5 consider trainee Full time 1 valuable end irreplaceable 12 Garage Yard Sale Mon. • Frl. 747-1400. teypunch operators Good ben evening. Apply The Dally RegiB- During regular business hours cord ol the physical condido ment or transits of any copy Or CONSIDERED FOR FINAL call us at 542-1700 eflta and storting salary Call lo reproduction ot any portions of PASSAGE AFTER A PUBLIC FOUND — German She pa re 73 Machinery For Sale ir 1 Press Plaza. Shrewsbury. Martin T Ward Ihe surface ol the land m th« Cily iJ ALARM TECHNICIANS- 3 10 5 appointment betwee Kathleen M Ward it the time of the flight photo this map is pronibitftd. and any H . THEREON AT A REG- puppy, about 3 mo old, female < Rental Service + years exp . call 9 lo 5 Mon -Frl 9AM-12noon ij BoxJJ-463_ such action will, upon conviction Around Cherry Tree Ln, Middle- 75 Farm Equipment 747-1400 Feb 20 $16 graph, and in the City nt Long Branch Mu- ULAR MEETING OF SAID CITY MAINTENANCE/JANITORIAL i3) Careful supervision of the COUNCIL TO BE HELD AT THE town Village Distinctive marks *!) Auction Sales CMF CORP PERSON — For Senior housing nicipal Cou'l, suDject the individ- FOUND — Old English Sheep- 1 ALCOHOL EDUCATION COOR use end custody ol the foregoing ual tc the penalties established CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS. 7/ Pets and Liveslor - DINATOR — National Council on 583-3660 complex Some experience is necessary to pi event the loss 344 BROADWAY. LONG dog brown collar. Owner or new 233 Long Branch by law e»c«pt thai MP mny irans- 78 Aircraft alcoholism seeks energetic full Equal Oppty Employer M/F preferred Call 542-6702 or damage to the foregoing t subseqi — BRANCH NEW JERSEY ON home Call after 6 p.m 787-4161 MANAGEMr.NT TRAINEE — For" NOTICE maps which have been prepared MARCH 13. 1964 AT 8 P M FOUND - German Shephero 79 Swap or £*change Ime education coordinator to DELI COUNTER - Apply in per AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING purchaser a copy py portion $125 80 B.cycieS'Mim Bines :oordlnate a conduct commun son, Chris Liquor ft Deli. 48 restaurant, short-order cooking in reproducible lorrr. on mylar, nap Feb 20 $125 64 nippy In Keansburg on Can exp preferred, but not necess- FOR THE RENEWAL. OF A ol ive . about 7 weeks old, black ft 8' Spoils Equipment > school alcohol education pi West Front St., River Plaza irama. Salary $15,000 ary. Full benlflls, epply In person. LEASE OF MUNICIPAL PPtOP- (4) The use ol these maps U an white markings, male 8? Swimming Pools DELIVERY PERSON — Apply ERTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF which depicts property hft owns 237 Monmouth Beach [20.000 to start. Send resume no 3-5 Mon.-Thur . Buxlons. 431 make copies by tracing on trac and has- contracted lo sell to )wner or good home 495-3849. 83 CBs. Electronics lerson. Pipos Pizza. Hwy 36 LONG BRANCH AND LOCATED mg paper and the un9upervise< jter than March 7. 1964 to Barry Droad St.. Shrewsbury. such personlai NOTICE 84 Merchandise Wanted Johnton, National Council on Al Airport Plaza, Hazlel handling ol these maps will ac- Section 4 Application ol Regu- Notice *s hereby given that the OUND — Small dog, male DELI — Exp. grill cook lor break MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — For celerate the physical detenora- 85 Price Busier cohollsm. 90 Kionmouth St . Red Red Bank Dr s office. 3 days a lations to Others No person who following entitled Ordinance was black ft brown with white mark- last Also, exp counter help fo obtains a print or sepia or other introduced at a regular meeting ng, very friendly Vicinity of Ees REAL ESTATE RENTALS Bank. N J. 07701 Equal Op Wk. Transcription a must- Neat, portunity Employer breakfast and lunch J.T.'i, Sid pleasant, dependable person. the same to an unreasonable nsk form ol reproducible copy ol any ol the Board of Commissioners Rd ft Highview Cir . Middletown 101 Apartments 1 CHECK-MATE, INC ol damage, deterioration and de- sheet or portion ot a sheet ol tho of the Borough of Monmouth Call 671-2385 ALTERATIOrTPERSON — Want Street Deli. Little Sil Call 739-4442, Mon -Fn . 9-5 1LV Houses Ie Hem ed. Full-time, good pay. good WHEREAS, Ihe City of struction, and aforesaid topographic map ti Beach on January 31. 1984 and 530-3211 or 747-0733. Branch, a municipal rtirpo tion ao the some was passed on second OUND — Dog male. 1 yea 103 Rentals 10 Share loura Call 787-7660 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — O MOTOR ROUTES — Pert-time The City has. i scale of i equals 100 shall sell Jarly morning established news- ot the Slate ol New Jersey. had,.h P|annlng' Department. tac.H and final reading after a public 50lbs . black, semi-long hair, rt 104 Rentals banning Depn assign or t ansfer or lermn. suf- I APFMJANCE REPAIR assistant, lor general practice laper routes are available to re- previously entered into a lease ties to make prompt. __ 1 the sale, isaignment I hearing at a' regular meeting of never /setter 7? mix. Found 105 Summer Heniais Previous exp neccessaary with Check-Mate, inc lor Strathmore section of Aberdeen Exp'd in refrigeration, laundry, labie people with cars in Colts copies, prints and sepias ol or permit, i the Board ot Commissioners ol 106 Furnished flooms anges etc Full-time. Norwood Marlboro Twp The Daily Regis premises known as 157 Broad- aps by reproduction the Borough of Monmouth eb 8 774-5858/899-0634 Neck. Manalapan, Freehold allow sale, assigmment oi 107 Nursing/Retiremenl 222-6270. ter. Box L 480, Shrewsbury. NJ Twp . Marlboro. Oceanport. Sea way, Long Branch, New Jersey. which if don ister ot such reproduct Beach on February 14. 1984 OOKING FOR OWNER. Homes 07TO1 Bright. Mon Beach, Long order to allow Check-Male. Supervised perjoni copy thereof or the sale, assign AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND FOUND — White toy Poodle, has AUTO ^RANSMISSION-RE Inc to use the premises as an DENTAL HYGIENIST Branch. W. Long Branch. expose these maps to any un- ment or transfer of any portloi AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN a lancy collar, vicinity of Cherry 108 Commercial Rentals BUILDER (SWING)- Must al leas Rumaon, Fair Haven. Asbury outreach facility, and easonable risk or loss, damage, mow 350 & torque flight Cegtla Part-lime. Red Bank WHEREAS, the initial thereof or the sale assignment ORDINANCRDNANCE TO FIX THTE TreeFarm Rd. Call 871-2635 109 Busings/Garages Park, ft Middletown Exc. earn deterioration or destruction, and transfer ot any reproduction SALARIES AND TERMS OF OF- GOLD PIN — Baarlng intlalt Tranimisson, Union Beach 741-1052 Ings thet will help suppllmenl leasehold period lor the (8) The cost ol the preparation or transe aj 110 Warned to Rem 264-6590 DIRECTOR OF NURSING • premises in question expires on or copy of a portion thereof FICE IN SUCH CASES WHERE RAP. lost 2/13/B4 in the vicinity your present income. Call of the topograpical maps has Section 5 Application Forms THE TERMS OF OFFICE ARE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Long term care facility Mus 800-242-0850 toll free or about December 31. 1983.been paid oul of municipal funds of Riverview Hospital or the Reo AUTO WRECKER DRIVER — have 2 yrs geriatric.exp E: and Check-Mate. Inc is desirous All applications for copies ol Ihe NOT FIXED BY STATUTE. OF Bank Post Office REWARD Cal 130 Open Houses ITS minimum exp. General ser and the coat of supervision ol Ihe j a(pf e9B|d rr\aps s benefits Salary open Please ol continuing to lease the all be made to THE OFFICERS AND EM- 741 0833 ^1 Houses For Sale >lce station duties B ft G Gu Care end custody of Ihe same )h Erector ot pi elude resume Box T-419. Th NURSES premises m question PLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH LOST — Lincrolt area white ca 13? Cofidomimums'Town tHolmdel, 739-1360 and the cost - cation forms to be prepared oy I OF MONMOUTH BEACH AND Daily Register. Shrewsbury. N .. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT OR- end reproducible copies such as igreeably to the terms of TO DEFINE THEIR DUTIES IN vlth gtey on head, lo mos old Houses • U77O1 RNS & LPN'S M/F DAINED by the City Council ot sepias thereof will be paid cut of 133 income Properly AUTO SALES CERTIFIED the City ol Long Branch and Ihe ADDITION TO THOSfc FIXED BY ;h.ldspet, REWARD 741-5310 general taxation and accoidmgly Sect'on 6 Fees Alt lees tierem STATUTE OR OTHER ORDI- 134 Farm Properly Immediate opening for an ag DISHWASHER — Full-time 18 0 NURSE S AIDES County of Monmouth and State it la right and proper that fees tor NANCE" ADOPTED THE 27TH LOST — Reward! Black leathe 135 Commercial Property gresslve person to sell both new over Apply in person after 4 30 HOMEMAKERS of New Jersey as lollows established shall, after computa- pocketbook, lost at Port Mon ' ised cars Thisisa permanen HOUSEKEEPERS ft LIVE-INS Such prints and copies shall be tion by the CHy Planning Director DAY OF MARCH. 1951, AS 136 industfiai Property JP'S Trolley Stop. 8 West Fron Section 1 Authorization established to recover these past SUBSEQUENTLY AMENDED ith Foodlown Store, Rl 36 position with an opportunity t " Red Bank M/F Pursuant to its authority under or his designee, be paid to the ind 6 30 P.M on 2/6 U7 Lots and Acreage grow. All benefits Contact Aaro and future costs, in advance, , ottice ol the Ctly Finance Direc- ull or part-time, needed for N J S A 40A 12-14(c). the City ol imii us G. Moore PORTANT PAPERS, CANT BE 138 MODIIP Homes Rassas at RaBsas Ponifac. 39 DREAMS BIGGER THAN YOU Northern Monmouth Area High vith Ihe value ol the mloi "" tor and the Office ol the r.nance Borough Clerk PAY? — Would you like your o* Long Branch hereby authorizes and data that such copies have, REPLACED Any info please cal 139 Cemetery Lots Broad St . Red Bunk. 741-S1HO pey. no fee Cell for Interview at the Mayor and City Clerk to ex- Director is authorized to accept Feb 20 $11 5? after 6. No questions asked business"? If you have 6-8 houi People Cere. 294 Oroad St., Red being based on an acreage and deposit the sen i and to 140 Real Estate Wanted AUTOMOTIVE" MECHAN7C — weakly to spare, I'll show yo ecute an agreement for the lease * asis 87-7827. ^_ Bank, 530-1886. or 600 Union of municipal property not jsue receipts therefore on su< 244 Tinton Falls RECREATIONAL Call 946-4944 how. Please call Dr Coope Ave , Rl 71, Brlelle 526-9432. needed for public use known as Section 2 Custody The Direc- forms as shall be acceptable foi LOST- DOBERMAN PUP 946-4011 842-3100 tor of Planning shall be and is 15? Boats and Accessories 157 Broadway, Long Branch. presentation to the Planning Oi RESOLUTION 4 mo old, female Black-rust AVON — Earn upto 50% O NURSE RN M/F — Full-time. New Jersey, lo Check-Mate, inc hereby charged with the custody rector prior to the delivery of Ihe Missing from Atlantic Highland: 153 Camping Equipment DRIVER — Medical transpo 3-11 shift, exc fringe benefits safekeeping, care, control snd BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by everything you sell, receive ed tation, 5 yrs driving exp. wil tor a term ot one yeer at a requested the Borough Council of the area on 2/10 Answers to K C 154 Recreational Vehicles dltlonsl income from sponsorln Call Atlantic Highlands Nursing monthly rental ol One Hundred use ot the hereinabove specified woti 'naps or of any portion clean record, part time, 25 hrs. Home 291-0600. Mon -Frl. maps, with en additional dupli- Borough of Tinton Falls thai the Distlntlve markings, owners will reps, benefits Cell 671-614 week. S3 35 an hr. call 9 to Dollars ($100 00) per month, thereof following appointment for a term dentify NICE REWARD! FAMILY AUTOMOTIVE or 642-4833 Only 9-4 said sum to be applied against cate to be on Me with the City The following tees are eatal 220 Wanted Automotive Mon.-Frl.. 747-1662 Engineer The origirfal map shall of one year, made by the Mayor, HEARTBROKEN' OEFICE WORKER-EX- the utility costs incurred m the hsned for prints sepias or othi be and the same is hereby con- ?30 Construction Equip- B~ARTENDER/MAID - Apply be ELECTRICIANS— TtO 8 t yea be kept on file New Jersey on February 23 Industry. A complete line of 349-7474 npackaging suppllss 462-4672 or and 24 to personally audition 747-4096 HOSPITAL BED - Like new. candidates. MACK PONTIAC/CAOILLAC/HONDA LIMOSINES - Early A.M Airport runs. $5.00 Complete wllh slds rails, manual, per hr. plus tips. BROYHILL SINGLE BED — cost $509 new Will sell: 1145. Rt. 37, East Tomt River Nativity scsen with 16 figurines, 8 EtatneP*wers. folding melel chalre, 4 oak or Mr. Catanzaro kitchen chslri, blonds shelves HOUSEHOLD QOODS Apply at 555 Route 35 Musi sell. The First Woman wllh glass doors Csll 747-6874 Csll 201-8470 542-5500 Middletown B~UNK BEDS — Modern red metal. $150 2 Tlflsny style nsng- of FHncssi" Monmouth Chrysler Plymouth (behind Sipentein Paint Store) Mora Clatiilitd The largest figure control lyttem ing llghis/gold abrown $30 es for woman In the wrjrtd » 700 Rt. 36, Eatontown onNextPaga 300 Autoi lor Salt 300 Auto* tor Sal* MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1984 131 Houses for Sale MO Motorcycles B8 Tte Daily Register 132 Condo.* EKCEDES 1966 - 8J0 Mick. Townhoueea KAWASAKI 760 LTD TWIN 1063 HEVY MONTE CARLO 1962 - •n oar. always d 71 Merchandlie — Bart drive- Showroom cond 8, aulo , P»/PB, AM/FM atjjao, 300 or beal offer 1 Mtrchandlst . $860 ERA A BADGE Of DISTINCTION — 01 Apt., for rent JMCftOFT REALTORS. $1700 or beat offer. 466-0611 ear window defroeter. $6,898 or for Salt Shadow Lake village Rentals - « Oder Call 642-7676 ERCEDEB 1974 — 240 Dlaael. for Salt 74T-S19. eves 747-5667 mant, formal dining room, and KAWASAKI 1661 440 LTD — ,000 mltee. new engine 6 A-1 QUALIFIED TENANTS n eat in kite he Rumeon Low miaana. exc. CHEVY WAGON 19T1 — Oood 21" COLOR - KEANIBURQ DUPLEX — Clean 79.900 E A Armstrong Agency, WALKER A WALKER. Realtors utch 1000 miles ago. IBM TYPEWRITERS No charge; no obligation 741-6212 Arm. CaMi$4-0674 on car. good engine, makt. •1-1660. Mon.-Frl ' 7"x2i"x30*" high. 2 bedroom, kitchen, living room. Realtors. 666 Proapaot Ave . Lit- RENTAL 122-126 par mo. free advertising ft screening eatfi. available March f, $325 Evee Tom Roblneon . 871-6929 pnv Rfil-opHon to buy T4T-1661 walnut cabinet, naadt plctura ID-STATE Rentals 285-OfDO e Sliver. 741-4500. 560 LTO - 1061. Kawasaki. 2300 ba. $75 Call 671-4666. p*ue utUittaa, aacurlty required. 747-4034 ml. Like new. Aaklng $1500 CHEVY VEGA 1975 ERCEDES 1066 — 220 stick, ITEMS — Dining Ml (10M> »3O0 I71-66M 767-6433. Station wagon. Clean. clean car. alwaya oaraoad V QUASAR COLOR — 26* con- bedroom. 2 bath. •choot dfik, $», blkr girl* 20". •of Juat apant $125 in repair*. UTTLI SILVER — 3-Bedroom A NEW LISTING Motorcyciee - 1 Wind- 747-1490 3,300 or beat oflar »J-»Ofe MS. klichsh MI, 6 chain, (19301 3/15-4/1, $650 a month < bedroom expanded ranch in SIM 501-1121 ••king ftiSO or baai offac. Ranch. Family room, fireplace MODEL OPEN Jammertajrvng, AM/FM radio, MERCURY BOBCAT 1671 M7-06S6. beee Exc. cond $750 par mo. convenient area of Haitet Dining _, begeT trunk, air horn ft HEVY VAN 1973 — Standard oom plus eei-in kitchen. Game MARION COURTS partially customized, Good cond . $660 or beat oflar. KENMOHE REFRIGERATOR — ABERDEEN TO TINTON FALL* 747-4017. oom Screened porch. 9% as assay bar $360 3—-2706. 671-1666. Avocado. 12 cu. ft. In axe. cond. WIN MATTRESS SET — Very Tlnton Falls, 1 bedroom $260 Rad Bank - 2 A 3 badroom con- 30.000 miles. $1300 Call m, $66 Headboard 4 frame. MIDDLETOWN - Shady Oaks. umable mortgage Central air. domlniume Unique look with 264-4519 JRCEDE8 - 1e«6. 2000. 4 Asking $250. 4 yMri old. Call Red Bank 1 bdrm. heat pd $300 s SU3ZUK11*76 T8 76 - On A off 5. Cell 542-7635 Keansburg. 4 room, hide, adult new condo. 2 bedroom. 1st Gas heat Priced tor faat eale al interestin" g apaclal orientation ipaad, reatored Aaklng $5500 • rtar 5 707-1165 HOOT. $700. ERA LtNCROFT Re- $92,000 ' 10.76H fiIxax d rale 30 yr. mort- road. EM running cond. idaal for HEVELLE 1977 — 4 door, air, DEO CASSETTE RECORDER $300sMtddletown, 2 bdrm. baglnnar or aomaone email "to tebO ALSO. NOVA 1070, « 1-0407 j. Sharp VC0400, VHS. front carpet. 6400a artora. 747-3939 CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors gagee Available lo atiaabte KENWOOD RECEIVER - Modal "Independently Owned' qualHlad purcrvaaere of apaoMc $260. wW naoot. 496-1362 yi, 2 door $350 or bast offer. ERCURY COUGAR LS 1063 — KVR-510 1 mo old. original coat ceding, 7 day 1 event program Need en apt. Call us first MIODLETOWN — 4 bedrooms, 00 miles. PS/PB/PL/PW, AC. auM remote control. $360 Call OME RENTALS. Bkr 389-121 IVt bathe. 8 rooms, $700 + utll, 813 River Rd., Fair r- unite Modal open from 10 30 AMAHA VIRAGO 820 1062 — $300. Mcrlflca $200 or bait offer 741-7666 a.m. to 6 p.m. Prtoaa from I/FM stereo, tinted gtaaa, tier 7 p.m. 671-9319. mo. aacurity 495-4536 BOO ml., ahafl driven, loaded with HEVY IMPALA 1970 — Exc. ck anterior, rad valour In- 566-1707 666.520. Dlraottona: lake Front Opttonatone,. aaoraftcaacraftcae at $2095$2005 . ClCall unnlng cond , 54.600 org miles WASHER ft DRYER SBURY PARK — 1 badr MIDOLETOWN — 3 bedroom. St. to Harrtaon to Marlon 81. at Inspected exe. car for travel. erlor automatic overdrive KENMORE - Contlnuoua clean- pts , near ocean, cerpee Cozy 2 bedroom, Keanaburg 67-817-6176f after 6 p.m. ana . exc cond . muat aall. Call ing avoc«do oat ovan, $200 $09.00 each. 1Vh baths, dan. $696 + utll. Quiet g, asking $500 366-0460 Call 730-0690, or 988-5081 otal electric, from $320. Call Neighborhood 767-444? bungalow. $16,500. Klrwan Co. 2-3693 aak for Tim Scnorn Phllco rafrlgaraior/ whit. $125 fter 6 p.m.. 775-1616 SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - 290 Trucks A or baai oflar. 739-0352. ATERBEO — 3 mo. Old MIDDLETOWN 4 BEDROOM Upper 3 bedroom, encloaed HEVY CHEVETTE 1962 — AC. ERCURY LYNX OL 1961 — TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 1-2 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Very Trailers M/FM cassette stereo, 4 speed. LEATHER TOPPED MAHAQONY le, wcval*M mattraaa. Yard for kids, only $700 >orch. appliances A carpeting 6.000 ml.. 2 door, good cond Mr llnar 4 pad Muat aall. Mdroom garden apta Walk to HOME RENTALS, Bkr 369-1234 special exceptional water views. ncluded. Call 747-2638. NTIQUE 1952 GMC PICK-UP- M radio with FM convartar 4 cyl.. 24,000 ml., exc. cond , END TABLES — 2 ractangla. 1 afclng $350. Call 530-1067 Y transportation ft shopping Exciting contemporary ranche, 4 Oarage kept, axe shape. $3,500. Muat ba aold dua lo financial asking $3000. cell after 6 p.m., round, $50. call 406-2534 NAVE8INK RANCH *• Specious •edrooms, 2'/* batha. 2-car gar- 29-6146. 767-4763 LIGHTS — Laroa atudto calling ELDER — Lincoln, 2 Cyllndar badroom ranch, dining ruuivniB, m eapvei *• — Shadow Lake Village GMC BLAZER 1071 - 4X4. V6. 71-7025 aak for Chris after 5 ERCURY BOBCAT 1976 - 4 light, 1000 watt. Marcury vapor. pu $550. BAD Circular aaw 7V.- n, •e.t-tn kitchen with dish- 'ADULT, NOT RETIREMENT *5 Candy machlna $75. TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 27-20 __J*eT, waaher and dryar 2 SOCIATEB. Realtora. 291-0919. auto.. P8/PB. big Urea, lift kit, yl. 2 door, slick shift, needs 21-30-. Colt $400 a«, 2 tor $100 i Ava. Flrat floor. 1 badroom. Resales ft Rentals good cond.. first $1100 takes It. rark. no rust or dents New Call 957-0556 22-6563. 531-7569 batha. living room with fireplace, HEVETTE — 1979. hatch back I5 + electric Aak for Ruth wall 10 wall carpet throughout CROWELL AGENCY all after 3, 767-6672 uto. air, defog,49.000 ml uffler. new shocks end naw LIVINQ ROOM SET — Couch. WHEELCHAIR aul P. Bova, Inc. 871-2544. CONVENIENT 2760 Call 767-6617 after 6 ae. Wall kept. $766. Call Never uMd Sacrifice $350 AttatCtvad 2-car garage Large Qul«t »ld* itrMt n«r downtown 741-4030 HEVY BLAZER 1974 — 4X4 ti 3 lablaa, glau lop 2 quM oornar lot with aaay aocaaa Resident Salespeople with snow plow. $4000. Call after n-2607 ^^ , rug, color TV. vacuui Call 767-2754. ALL LANDLORDS Rad Bank 4 bedroom hom*. HEVY CITATION 1960 — V6, 4 lampa, to storee and transportation Dan. (Iraplaca, dining room. Vary Evenings A Weekends p.m. 671-4187 L auto., P8/PB, axe. cond. ERCURY MARQUES 1969 — claanarl . dining room tabl*. 4 HITE FRENCH PROVINCIAL WE SCREEN! YOU CHOOSE) Long or ahori-tarm leaae. $800 Helga Stewart Jean Mitchell NEVER A COST TO YOU •flordabla al ttM.ODO. -HEVY CONVERSION VAN 1082 rig. ownar. Aaklng $3,500. Cal xc. running cond-.. good ea/ tor chalra, rug. china cloaat. 2 ET — 3 pc. Canopy, twin mat- plua aome utilities No patr 741-6549 642-7311 transportation. 6460. call badroom Mta. Carpat. curtain ». ess ft box spring Asking $350 rea leaaee ft free credit checks - 6-cyi, 3 apaad. PS/PB 26,000 OME RENTALS 3*9-1234 191-0297 or 291-3161 ASSUMPTION 842-3034 $700. Call 730-9474 attar 5pm all 739-3302, after 6 *% mongapa aaaumptlon, If 133 Income ml. aacrinca $7,600. 872-0942 or HEVY IMPALA 1976 — Crulaa AST KEANSBURG — 3 targe NORTH LONG BRANCH — 2 quallflad. 3 Badroom Colonial S/PB. cloth Intarlor. naw tlraa U8TANQ II 1074 — Auto. 302 LIVING ROOM TABLES — 2 and, CKER COUCH — Wicker chali family houae, downstairs, 3 Proporty «00 or bast oflar Call73»-2764 -8. sunroof, mual aall tnls weak. 1 cocktail tabia. modam, 3 for wicker round table. $250 foi with aluminum aiding. Dining -HEVY P«K-UP 1076— * ton, 6 3*5, bedrooms, living room, dining n and dan. Fraahly palniad - or beat offer Call 642-7676 $00 222-9249 attar 4 p.m.. ax- I Call 201-4909. room, kitchen ft bath, "» a cellar, yl., auto., AM/FM, 47.000 mi. HEVETTE 1976 — Orlglna eluding frl. a Sat.
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