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Vol. 107 No. 329 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER .SINCE 1878 MONDAY, JULY ',22, 1985 ?5 CFNTS INSIDE NJ tries countering Soviet espionage

gational systems are all coveted seriously SPORTS By ALAN FMM prizes for Russian agents, according Fort Monmouth in Monmouth The Associated Press to a booklet. "Counterintelligence County. where the Army does Second of two parts Awareness Seminar," which is dis- work on electronics and communica- WASHINGTON (API - The work tributed to New Jersey businesses by tions equipment, is a lucrative performed by hundreds of New the Federal Bureau of Investiga- target for hostile intelligence Jersey businesses reads like a tion's Newark office sources. " said the base's security checklist of technologies that are "Since at least the 1930s, the chief. Lt. Col Lucius Wright pursued by intelligence agents work- Soviet Union has devoted vast He said the base security program ing for the Soviet bloc amounts of its financial and man- covers personnel, industrial oper- ations, communications, physical, And it is those companies — along power resources to the acquisition of computer, control of visitors, docu- with schools, research facilities. Western technology that would ment control and a high visibility defense contractors, military bases enhance its military power and security awareness program ' and immigrant residents — that improve the efficiency of its military make New Jersey a key intelligence manufacturing technology, the FBI Other particularly sensitive mili- target for espionage, according to booklet says tary installations in the state include government and corporate officials Today this Soviet effort is Naval Weapons Station Earle in and academicians massive, well planned and well Colts Neck, where naval weapons for managed — a national-level program the Atlantic fleet are stored and Computers, semiconductors, approved at the highest party and where a new book. Nuclear Battle- transportation systems, lasers, op- governmental levels.' the FBI fields. " claims 100 nuclear warheads tics, nuclear physics, microbiology wrote are located, and Picatinny Arsenal Lt. Co'l. Lucius Wright and communications and navi- The military also takes the threat See ESPIONAGE Page 2A Fort W onmouth security chief For ten years, osprey duo keep returning to Locust

BRITISH WINNER Ba.y, JOHmulNl cE . lifUITWHITEr Sandy Lyle of Britain won the 114th The Register British Open yesterday at the Royal LOCUST High in the air. witri a St Georges Golf Club with a 2-over majestic view of the Navesink river, par 282 lives a family of ospreys. perched precariously, vet proudly in a state of IB nature that has not always been kind There are two of the unique ospreys STATE here on Hartshorne Drive - a couple - that has migrated to their summer nest Drink policy 125 feet up in the bare limbs of a dead oak tree on the property of Lawrence The free drink policy at resofl casinos and Barbara Carton m Atlantic City may be partly to For ten years, Mrs Carton says, the blame for the sharp increase in the eagle-like birds with six-foot wingspans number of drunken driving incidents have made it back to enlarge their nest m Atlantic County, and the casino and their family So far they ve hotels are being asked to help curb produced 14 offspring, two every yeaV the problem for the past seven summers 5A The Cartons ospreys are unique because they are reminders of a bird that was once indigenous to this part of NATION the country as far north as the Hudson river Spies Unfortunately, humans are to blame A Russian master spy who defected for today's scarcity of Osprey s, which. to the West estimates that as many as Mrs Carton said, used to have nests in 40 percent of Soviet diplomats and various locations, even on top of tourists traveling in the United States telephone poles up and down the coast are intelligence officials "DDT. a pesticide for killing bugs on farmlands, got into soil which washed 7A into the rivers. Mrs Carton said. fish, which the birds eat absorbed the DDT. WORLD THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIG and that caused Osprey eggs to break A RARE OSPREY — Flying high over Locust, this bird and its mate have been under the weight of the mothers " Thus, Anti-apartheid the bird s gradual loss in population South African police swooped on returning to a private home on Hartshorne Road for a decade The pair has raised See BIRO. Page 2A anti-apartheid activists arresting 113 a family ol 14 to date people on the first day of a state of emergency aimed at ending 10 months of unrest against blacks 7A LIFESTYLE Springsteen fans jam up phone lines Marathon Nun Remember that television show — were made problems occur so infrequently that "it's Pascack Valley Hospital in Westwood to Police, hospital and emergency workers called "The Flying Nun" where Sally The extra calls burdened the phone very difficult to make reasonable arrange- in New Jersey say they are concerned about schedule a procedure for a patient Field used to fly through the air in her cables, and many callers were frustrated by ments on such a short-term basis the slowdown in phone service caused by an white dress and habit9 Well, m the busy signals and delays in getting dial tones You just couldn't get through, he said onslaught of calls made by Bruce Spring- "We have no solutions today, but we re case of Sister Manon Irvine of San Dave Gato. president of Aero Ambulance After an hour; I had to drive over there and steen fans, and one slate official said the going to see if this can be stopped from Francisco, who was in New Jersey Service in Hackensack. said some people do it in person " problem should be reviewed in hopes that happening again." she said this past weekend, it seems that truth who called the service complained that its there won t be a repeat performance Ms Curran added that there are methods Something has to be done about this." is stranger than fiction. lines had been busy for hours Gato said the Zealous fans of the rock star logged phones sat in their cradles all day. and to handle suet) a volume of calls, but said said Wesley Young, a patrolman with the 11A millions of calls on Friday for tickets for criticized a phone system that couldn't implementing such a system would raise Bergen County Police Department "What is Springsteen's four concerts next month at accommodate the surplus of calls rates, and no one wants that.' she said someone supposed to do^ Have a heart Giants Stadium Those lines have to stay clear," he said Among those having difficulty making attack by appointment so the emergency LOCAL New Jersey Bell reported that 67 million Barbara Curran. president of the New calls on Friday was Dr Andrew Bender of call doesn t conflict with people trying to calls - 24 million more than on a typical day Jersey Board of Public Utilities, said such Westwood He said he was unable to call call into a concert"' Intersection The Branchport-Allantic Avenue intersection should be completed by ' Aug. 1 Study at coal plant complete, BUSINESS yet health threat still unclear 'Ponzi' The surface soils in the park, closed l» GAYLE E. MBIK September 1983, have been determined to Consumers should be aware of a The Register contain "relatively high concentrations of recent upsurge in "Ponzi" schemes, PAHs and coal related compounds." Pallone LONG BRANCH - Despite a two-year which lure investors by promising a said study, further investigation is needed to tremendous rate of return but actually Results of the two-year study were bilk most of them out of their money. determine whether a park on the site of a former coal gasification plant can be re- released to the Department of Environmen- 8B opened, state Senator Frank Pallone Jr I) tal Protection IDEPI. Pallone said Monmouth. announced last week The park, he said, was once used as a playground for children living in the nearby The 15-acre Long Branch Avenue site, federal housing complexes of Seaview where coal was converted into gas until the Manor. Grant Court and Garfield Court mid-1950s, is owned by the Jersey Central Pallone. who is also a member of the Long Power and Light Company Branch City Council, also said the city The process of producing gas — heating received a green acres grant of over $100,000 INDEX coal and passing steam and oil vapor over for the park that it was unable to use due it — produces toxins classified as polycyclic to its contamination aromatic hydrocarbons IPAHSI. which are He said assessment is necessary before suspected carcinogens BRIDGE N clean-up or containment of the area so Pallone said the purpose of JCP&L's JCP&L can determine the direction which BUSINESS N investigation was to assess any impact to tar could flow in CLASSIFIED M the soil, surface water and ground water the They'd" IJCP&LI like to open the park COMICS M coal gasification process may have caused again. " Pallone said "The question is to CROSSWORD 71 While it is not yet known whether the what extent are the contaminants in the ENTERTAINMENT 71 plant site poses an immediate threat to park at various levels " THE REGISTER HOROSCOPE M public health, "the potential does exist for Testing procedures used thus far include NOT YET — After two years'ot testing, the owners of this lormer coal gasification LIFESTYLE 11* public exposure to contaminants in the Jerry geophysical surveys, test pit excavations, site on Long Branch Avenue. Long Branch, say they have not determined whether OBITUARIES M Morgan Park area, which is part of the drilling, soil sampling and well installation. it poses an immediate public health threat. OPINION M site," Pallone said Pallone said SPORTS II TELEVISION 71 RN's, UN's, LPN's. Aides Explore Flowers • Fruit Baiketi • Glfli Your business will do more busi- Action From Page Rradrri YOUR TOWN 1M Summer Shoe Sale - 'i price Naturalizer. Red Bank the opportunities See the Nurs- Send something nice to show you ness in our Business Directory in get fast results Attract 68,000 ing Medical Directory in today's care. The Directory of Florists is today's classified section readers with your ad here Classified section. on the Obituary Page , MONDAY. JULY 22, 1985 4A I hr It. A baby boomlet underway birth rate for a particular year were Two other measures, the crude l» MNOOin E SCHMID to remain unchanged in the future birth rate and general fertility rate, The Associated Press To keep the population constant, were also included in the study, with WASHINGTON I APi - Ameri- experts estimate that a rate of 2,100 the caution that those rates can be distorted by the unusual number of cans had more children in 1984 than births per 1,000 women is necessary, people in the childbearing ages the previous year, but the upsurge in to allow each woman to replace newborns was only an echo of the herself, her partner, and to allow for The crude birth rate was 156 Baby Boom of the 1950s and early some infant mortality births per 1,000 people in the country, up from 15.4 in 1983 but well 1980s, the Census Bureau reported Births are currently adding to the below the rate of 25 2 recorded in yesterday. population because of the unusual 1957 There "were 3,690,000 births and number of people in the childbearing 2,046,000 deaths in 1984. the bureau years. But as these people age, the And the general fertility rate was said in its first report since 197,9 that smaller 'Baby Bust" generation 66 births per 1,000 women aged 15 to analyzes the components of popu- behind them will produce sharply, 44 during the year That was up from lation change In 1983 there were fewer babies, if the rate remains the 65.4 in 1983 but also well below the 3,618.000 births, down from 3.681.000 same. 1957 rate, of 122 7. in 1982 Thus, if the total fertility rate Overall the black population in- In addition to the gain trom births remains low over a period of years, creased by 15 percent in 1984, twice last year, net immigration was the population will eventually the rate of the white population, estimated at 523 (XX). to bring the stabilize, and then could begin to fall which grew by 0.7 percent, the nation's population to 237,839.000 as as deaths begin to exceed births, report said of Jan 1. 1985 experts say. Turning to mortality, the 2.046,000 There were 1.6-14,000 more births deaths recorded in 1984 was up "However, even with the assump- slightly forom 2.014,000 in 1983 than deaths last year, but the net tion of ultimate ,., fertility of 1.9 population increase did not result The crude death rate was 8.6 per births per woman, it would take 1.000 persons, the same as in 1983 from a higher fertility rate. Census about 40 years for the population to officials said Instead, it resulted the That was well below the crude death stop growing," the bureau advised rate of 9.4 per 1.000 in 1970 fact that the children of the Baby The new study looked at three Boom were having babies them- different measures of fertility, and At 523.000. immigration was down selves, these officials explained THE REGISTERED BRETT found current activity well below slightly, from 539.000 in 1983 SERVICE TO TOWN AND COUNTRY - average Seoul proiect for the Eagle badge In fact, the nation's total fertility Baby Boom levels in each category Immigration was 788.000 in 1980. requires about 100 hours ot service The 1984 rate for 1984 was 1,819 births per The total fertility rate of 1.819 per probably the peaK year since World Michael Hampton, Keypcrt, receives Ihe Eagle 1,000 women, which is below the 1.000 women edged up from 1.791 per War I. the bureau reported, due the Scout award lor one ol the most extensive Keyport High School graduate, here with his level needed to keep the population 1.000 in 1983. but was less than half large number of Cuban and Haitian community service projects in Boy Seoul history mother. Mrs Betty Jean Hampton, is in the U S constant the rate of 3,760 recorded in 1957 - entrants that year — painting and repairing the First Baptist Navy, but home on leave His next Navy Total fertility is defined by popu- when the Baby Boom peaked The report covers only legal Church, Matawan His proiect, which also assignment is al the Nuclear Power School at the lation experts as the number of The total fertility rate dropped by immigration, however, with no esti- included masonry work and wood working, took Orlando Training Center, Florida children who would be born to 1.000 27 percent from 1970 to 1984. Ihe mate of the number of illegal 617 hours lo complete over lour months. The women during their lifetimes if the bureau reported entrants. Audit: Carrier's crew tossed gear, stole, cooked books that his superior off irers on ihe Kitty have been arrested in connection members grew tired of moving idea because it would disrupt store Jackson also alleged his divisional SAN DIEGO iAPI - Sailors Hawk asked him and others lo falsify with an international theft ring that supplies from the deck to a storage room inventories, according to the audits uncovered large dollar assigned to the aircraft carrier Kitty financial records In make question- allegedly stole spare K 14 fighter room and began to throw them into statement amounts of uncharged items and Hawk tossed ovcrijoard desks and able transactions appear legitimate plane parts and shipped them to the water Jackson also spelled out several contract work for which the Kitty radar equipment rattier than com- This weekend, the papers were Iran methods sailors use to manipulate Hawk was billed even though its plete paper work to return surplus delivered to the FBI the Naval In addition, authorities are in- The dumping of unused supplies the military's computerized supply books show no debt! supplies, a fornier Navv auditor Investigative Service and Rep Jim vestigating the disappearance of overboard became so widespread system to conceal poor accounting or alleged In fiscal year 19t3. the aircraft Bates. P-Calif. Jackson, a former more than II million in equipment that he recommended that supply theft carrier's books showed supply ex- The dumping typifies a Navj KittJ Hawk audiU"-. compiled th<* and supplies, including 31 silver petty officers should be trained how They reported that materials were penses of 110 million when, in fact, supply system in which millions of statement with the help of two bars to take back surplus items. Jackson removed from the ship, misplaced or said the ship had spent about 112 million. dollars in orders for parts and other lawyers. Navy officials in San Diego declin- destroyed when they had actually A superior officer rejected the Jackson s statement said products are unjecounted for in Those guys are living in a fool's ed comment on the allegations been stolen. ship's records, according to a 25- paradise out there," attorney D page statement by die ai'ditor. Navy Anthony Gaston said Thursday "The "Because the matter is under records and internal audits and system is so sloppy that you can investigation, the Navy feels it is memos, the Los Angeles Times punch a few keys on the computer inappropriate to comment." spokes- reported yesteidaj and get 30 bars of silver " man Lt Ken Luchka said In the statement Petty Officer 1st A Kitty Hawk aviation Jackson alleged that during a Boxer loses twice in one day Class Robert Jackson. 26. alleged storekeeper and five other people recent cruise, Kitty Hawk crew 1982. had become a prizefighter living in St Petersburg. NORFOLK. Va i APi - A boxer who lost his bout Fla , and would be fighting in Norfolk stepped out of the ring and into the hands of police, who The clincher came when Garcia stepped into the ring had identified him as a prison escapee by spotting three and shed his robe tattoos when he removed his robe at the beginning of "We did not know if it was him for sure until we saw the fight the tattoos." said Norfolk Police Lt Curtis M Todd Jr John F. Garcia, whose tattoos include a rose over his Cribari said Garcia had been arrested 61 times in heart, "is listed as a career criminal" in Denver, and Denver since 1973. with the last arrest occuring in 1971 escaped three years ago, said Dennis Cribari. a police on charges of theft, auto theft and larceny detective in that city. Garcia also was wanted on charges of assault, Garcia, a lightweight who boasts a record of 12-2-1, conspiracy and escape in Glenwood Springs, Colo . in including nine knockouts, was listed on Saturday night's February 1884. shortly before he began his boxing bill as Robert Medina He lost a punishing, six-round, career; Cribari said nationally televised fight to Olympic gold medalist Garcia, his face bloodied, was cheered by the crowd Meldrick Taylor of Philadelphia before heading to his dressing room Saturday A few minutes later. Garcia was arrested and His boxing biography describes him as "a strong escorted out of the Scope coliseum in handcuffs after aggressive infighter who loves to trade punches ' he changed into street clothes in his dressing room Garcia was ordered held at the Norfolk City Jail Cribari said he was tipped off last week that Garcia, pending a court hearing today who escaped from the Colorado State Penitentiary in Allergy season strikes again

New Brunswick said last week presently is suffering from some If DAVID KMVEU! "We've got an awful lot of mold type of allergic reaction The Associated Press spores A lot of people suffer from Allergy season has arrived early them like crazy." The good news, according to this summer, striking three out of 10 Jinotti, president of the National Jinotti. is that the allergy season is New Jersey residents with the ail- Society of Environmental Allergies, expected to be cut short by several too familiar symptoms of itchy eyes, said mold spores, a plant growth weeks in the fall because of the same runny noses and sore throats And, similar to pollen, normally would be weather conditions that led to its Gesundheit, don't forget the sneez- at low levels this time of year but premature arrival ing are running high because of humid "We're facing a very bad time weather and lack of rainfall But Jinotti warned that it will-get right now because what we have out Allergies associated with grass worse before it gets better Ragweed there is in full swing," Walter are contributing to the problem, pollen, the scourge of hay fever ASSOCIATED PRESS Jinotti. a medical researcher at the Jinotti said. He estimated that 30 sufferers, is about three weeks Middlesex University Hospital in percent of the state's population away SANCTUARY CARAVAN - In an event related Hall at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. They to Ihe Quaker1 nove, two masked, unidentified attended a public dinner in support ol concerned Central American 'efugees arrive a! Anabel Tayior Americans helping )ne Central American relugees Quakers take in illegal aliens

to aid our fellow man ' By LAUfU WILKINSON yesterday s acts by the Quakers were of a piece with The Associated Press actions by the sanctuary movement, which provides shelter to Central Americans on the premise that LEVERETT, Mass lAPl - A society of Quakers, international and US laws grant legal asylum to mindful of a heritage that includes helping runaway refugees who are fleeing political persecution and slaves and objectors to the Vietnam War. ye: crday violence. openly received two illegal aliens from Guatemala The Mount Toby Friends Society was the last stop for But the Immigration and Naturalization Service and a cross-country auto caravan that left Phoenix. Ariz , the Justice Department contend that Central Ameri- on June 30 On its way, the caravan dropped off two cans entering this country without documentation do so adults and three children from Guatemala and one adult for economic reasons Aliens apprehended face deporta- MONMOUTH COUNTY from El Salvador at safe havens. tion. FAIR The Guatemalan.; arriving yesterday are brothers Government officials "defend themselves by saying who go by the pseudonyms of Joaquin, 23, and Pedro if they allowed in everybody from a country where SPECIAL SECTION Vasquez, 34. They attended an ecumenical welcoming there is civil strife, the US would be overrun," said service and a traditional Quaker meeting at the group's Betty Nute, an American Friends Service Committee meetinghouse spokeswoman on Central American affairs in New York Vasquez, a poet, lead one of his works in Spanish to City • Complete List of Events some 150 mostly yuaker supporters. "Yet there is ample precedence where the State Later, at a news conference, Joaquin spoke through Department has allowed in people from war-torn • Dates & Times of All an interpreter countries to stay here until their countries quiet down, " Special Attractions "The government here treats us as illegal, con- she said spirators and as criminals." he said "But I am sure The Mount Toby society is the 39th Quaker group in • Exhibits On Display the truth will will out and the truth is that we the United States to provide sanctuary for Central Guatemalans are living through a war and the war is Americans, Ms Nute said • Location Map being funded with money you are paying in your taxes " And Quaker involvement with refugees stretches Vasquez said his task was to be a witness to back to the 19th century, when denomination members • What To See & Do At Americans about the I'.S. government's role in Central in the nearby western Massachusetts town of Pelham This Year's Fair Arnericj. and the persecution the brothers faced for helped smuggle runaway slaves to Canada. Hancock criticizing their government said. i Mount Toby Quakers are aware they may face The Mount Toby Friends, who were organized in the prosecution for hjrboring the illegal aliens 1920s, harbored conscientious objectors during the That's a part of our heritage, " said C Thomas Vietnam war. They also sent to Canadian Quakers to Hancock a historian and archivist for the New England buy medical supplies for war victims in North Vietnam. Friends Yearly Meeting. VWe are divinely stimulated Haitock said. \ The Kc^islci IY. JULY 22, 1985 NEW JERSEY 5A STATE DIGEST Housing crunch on for elderly Miss New Jersey-USA: I'm no traitor senior citizens are currently on according to Ms Parkoff, only 147 "We have one model in South INWOOD (AP) - The reign- harassed by strangers. By DANIEL J. WAKIN waiting lists for state or federally have subsidized senior citizen hous- Orange. It's a single family home Ing Mits New Jersey-USA "As I walked by my car. they The Associated Press subsidized housing. ing. that has nine old people living in it," Lsaid yesterday she has been said, 'Why don't you go back As the shortage of affordable "A lot of them are widows living Lois Hull, director of the Essex she said "I've seen these things called a traitor and a thief by where you belong?'" said Miss housing for the elderly In New in their own homes, where the costs County Division on Aging, said that work very, very w*ll i. people who confused her with the Knapp, a resident of this Atlantic Jersey Is getttlng worse, county are too high They're eating up typicaly people live in a community A solution being tried in Morris current Miss New Jersey, a County community. officials are turning to some novel whatever savings they have. ' she for many years, raise their children County is a cluster of "senior Pennsylvania resident who ideas to ease the situation. said, adding that older people living and plan to retire. But on a fixed cottages," small prefabricated sparked a controversy when it "I didn't think they were The senior citizens housing de- in their own homes spend more than income, they often cannot afford to houses in groups of eight to 10, said became known that her only talking to me ... They said velopments are filled up, so adminis- 40 percent of their income on keep the house. Terry Shulman, assistant executive connection to the Garden State is 'You're a traitor and a thief.' I trators are trying house-sharing, housing. director of the county's Department a two-week course at Trenton asked, 'Is something wrong?' We frequently have situations of communes for seniors and tax The vacancy rate in senior citizen people who have participated in the on Aging. State College They started pointing their breaks for elderly homeowners. housing developments in the growth life of a community that want to stay A single senior citizen or couple "I can't believe people take fingers at me and said, 'You areas of the state, such as Morns. In that community and can't, be- would live in each one. this so seriously," said Francie "We get letters all the time from know damn well what's wrong.'" Mercer and Middlesex counties is cause there are no options " she One of the units would be occupied Knapp, 25, who represented New people indicating their monthly ex- often below 05 percent, said Ms said. rent-free by a "caretaker" given a Jersey, in the Miss USA Pageant Miss Knapp said she had just penditures outdistance their income. Parkoff small stipend, who would do light "It's funny how people react to returned from a 10-day trip to And they're very frightened," said One solution her office is offering Officials said that the housing is the "Share A Home" plan - under housework, cook a few meals and certain things." Florida and was unaware that Barbara Parkoff, a specialist in the escort the residents on shopping Miss Knapp said she drove her she was being confused with Miss state Division on Aging. "Seniors on shortage is particularly acute in which older people who can't afford New Jersey's rural and suburban to maintain separate homes move trips car, which has "Miss New Jer- New Jersey, Toni Georgiana, a limited income are having a 1 sey-USA" painted on the side in who will compete in the Miss particularly difficult time finding areas which lack large housing into one house She said 20 matches The county is also considering tax large red letters, into a super- America Pageant in Atlantic City housing." developments. were made in the course of a year relief for elderly threatened with market parking lot in Somers in September Ms. Parkoff noted that 57.000 Of 567 municipalities in the state, Another option is the group home losing their homes Point on Friday when she was Nathan Zauber, 6th graf JoeDiMaggio's County college tuition may rise $75 RENTON I API - The of Higher Education will gener- careerrecalled state's county colleges can ate an additional $3 4 million for Tcharge full-time students a rounty colleges, officials said. maximum of $825 this year, up HASBROUCK HEIGHTS (AP) - |7S from last year, the state The panel also gave final Former New York Yankees star Joe Board of Higher Education de- approval to a 15 percent tuition DiMaggio. attending a benefit for cided increase for Rutgers University teen-age baseball players yesterday, The governing boards of the and an 8 percent tuition increase recalled his start in the game 60 county colleges set their own for the New Jersey Institute of years ago in San Franciso tuition rates, but are given a Technology DiMaggio. 70. told a crowd of ceiling by the state Most local about 450 people how he and friends colleges are currently at the Last month, the board in- shared five raggedy fielder's gloves maximum tuition level creased tuition at state colleges and a broken bat to play the national The action Friday by the Board by 8 8 percent pastime. DiMaggio. who retired in 1951 after 13 years as a Yankee, also Salem II atom plant is repaired recalled the neighborhood teams sharing a single catcher s mitt that OWER ALLOWAYS CREEK was measured at more than one had lost most of its protective (API - Workers at the Salem gallon per minute The cooling padding II nuclear power plant were system pumps 400.000 gallons per The boys were permitted to play L in a horse coral, with a promise to preparing yesterday to restart minute the reactor after repairing a leak the owner that they'd clean up after in the plant's cooling system, a Salem II was shut off for most the horses. DiMaggio said spokesman said of 1983 and 1984 as its generator Sportswriter Dick Young de- cooling system sprang leaks Plant spokesman Stephen livered the keynote speech, reciting After a restart last September, it ASSOCIATED PRESS Bravar said the unit should be a litany of DiMaggio s records. operated for less than a month back on line by 8 am today Proceeds from the testimonial YOUNG EXECS — J J. Han. left, and Jennifer at their lemonade stand At a nickel a glass, their when an electrical malfunction product proved to be a bargain thirst-quencher He uid no radioactive ma- burned out the generator The will go to the American Amateur McMahon, a pair of jjuddmg entrepreneurs in terials were released during the generator was replaced in April Baseball Congress, which organizes Effingham, ill , kick back and wail for customers during the summer heat. shutdown when the unit was restarted leagues for teen-age players The leak was discovered at Salem I has operated con- 4:10 am Saturday, prompting tinously for 209 days, Bravar officials to declare an "unusual said. event' under Nuclear Regu- latory Commission rules The Both units are owned by Public designation, the NRC's lowest Service Electric It Gas Co, Casinos' free drinks get jaundiced eye emergency label was lifted it 1 Atlantic City Electric Co. am yesterday Delmarva Power Ji Light and from getting on the road ATLANTIC CITY (AP)'- The Judge Robert Swltzer say the freely Caesar's Hotel Casino has initiated a The leak in the reactor system Philadelphia Electric Co LaTorre said he thought the free drink policy at resort casinos flowing alcohol could be contributing policy aimed at tackling the prob- here may be partly to blame for the to the increase In drunken driving lem casinos would cooperate with the county to help stem the problem. Judge halves dump rate request sharp increase In the number of arrests for the first half of this year The casino has trained employees drunken driving Incidents in Atlantic LaTorre said drunken driving to identify Inebriated customers and "I think It's a very strong and EPTFORD TOWNSHIP dump Is scheduled to close in County, and the cailno hotels are arrests In the county peaked at 3.407 persuade them to stay In an area honest effort by all the casinos." he IAP) — An administrative November under the terms of a being asked to help curb the prob- in 1982, and began a steady decline designated at the hotel until they uid. D law Judge has recommended Superior Court ruling recently lem, authorities said yesterday until January 1985. when the sober up that the Kinsley Landfill hen be affirmed by the state Supreme numbers picked up LaTorre, who Is also an accident All we're trying to do is let the Officials from the county task permitted to raise Its dumping Court. investigator for the city police casinos know there li a problem and The Sunday Press of Atlantic City force met with attorneys rep- lees to 17 tt • cubic yard, less let them take care of It In-house. " department, said the casinos should than half the amount landfill Weiss, who Issued his rec- reported that while casinos may be resenting each ol the casino hotels be concerned about the possibly of said Joseph La Torre, director of the becoming more liberal with their officials had asked for ommendation on Friday, also Atlantic County Drunk Driving Task on Friday night and attempted to lawsuits by victims of inebriated The sine Board of Public criticised Kinsley's handling of Force. free-drink policies as the state persuade them to adopt aggressive patrons, and the negative publicity Utilities will consider and vote on Its finances, particularly of the cracks down on drunken drivers. programs to keep drunken patrons surrounding such incidents. the recommendation of Judge escrow fund established by the "We're not threatening," he added yesterday "We're Just trying to Stephen Welsi within the next 45 BPU In 1981 to pay for the da yi. point out where the problem Is." ultimata closure and mainten- The 11 casino resorts have a policy The recommended rite Is high- ance He concluded that the fund er than the 12 M-percubicytrd of serving free drinks to Its patrons was underpaid by about 12 6 Both LaTorre and Municipal Court tarlfl the landfill was allowed to million levy before January, but less than the lit fee Kinsley had Joseph Lisa, an attorney rep- requested. resenting seversl Gloucester Kinsley officials said during County municipalities in the rate OUT TO KNOW US LITTLE SILVER'S hearings In Newark earlier this hearing, uid there was a short- year that the rate increase was fall of |4 million In the escrow TUE.. WED. DINNER needed to pay for closure costs of fund because of differences in * THIS WEEK ONLY! the landfill and Its maintenance how the account money should be SIDEWALK SALES! for 30 years after Its closing The set aside INTRODUCING OUR NEW DINNER The Steel Pier's overhaul begins MENUE TLANTIC CITY (API - The structure, which will re- Workers have begun hauling 00 OFF EACH tain the name of Its predecessor, DINNER A away the ruins of the historic will be connected to Resorts' new Steel Pier to make way for a J10 hotel by a walkway over the —WITH THIS AD- million replacement that will Boardwalk once it is completed feature an aquarium, ballroom in two years. and heliport. Served until 8" PM The pier, built In 1198 and once Don't Miss the entertainment center of the The new pier will include a city's Boardwalk, was closed in 37,000-square-foot ballroom, a 1978 and purchased the following roller rink, aquarium, aviary, C«f MAC RESTAURANT year by Retorts International for meeting rooms, swimming pool, The Values $4 4 million. The front section restaurant, lounge, heliport, tour Markat Placa Mall Rt. 38 was destroyed by fire in 1982 boat docks and a fishing pier Shrewsbury 3S9-1001 eVY.O.i. George Washington Bridge fixed up In ORT LEE (AP) -The south of New York and New Jersey. walkway of the George Wash- GET TO KNOW US F ington Bridge is scheduled to Both paths were closed when reopen today after more than a workers doing a routine repavlng The Registers year of repairs. Job noticed that the steel struc- The path was closed in Febru- tures supporting the paths had TUE. WED. THUR. LUNCH ary 1984. The north walkway, deteriorated. It cost 110 million THIS WEEK closed in 1983, is scheduled to to repair both walkways which reopen by the end of the year, had not been worked on since Soup* du Jour according to the Port Authority 1932 when the bridge opened. Salad* Spec/a/ SEAFOOD CROISSANT Little Silver Peddler found, bound, murdered BEEF BORDELAISE Sales Pages OOLWICH TOWNSHIP Saturday afternoon. His hands CHICKEN STIR FRY (AP) - Authorities here were bound behind his back, Beverage W were searching yesterday authorities said. for the killer of a peddler whose bound body was found In a pool The victim traveled to migrant Prix Fixe: '4.95,. of blood along a dirt path. labor camps and sold a variety of Served to 2:30 PM Alkam Yaqub, 21. of Washing- items, including clothing and ton Township, Gloucester Coun- musical tapes, from his van. ty, died of a head injury, said Donald Layton, chief of detec- The van was found in East tives In the Gloucester County Greenwich Township, about five Mark** Place Mall Rt. 38 prosecutor's office. miles from where the body was Shrewsbury M*1M1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th Yaqub's body was discovered discovered. 6A JULY 22, 1965 Somebody's suing Mickey employed by Walt Disney World, to be a resident of that state. MORRISTOWN (API - A Su- then you have actually obtained Therefore, D'Ambrosio said, perior Court judge hearing argu- jurisdiction, ' the judge explained. ments in a suit against Walt Disney proving that New Jersey should have However, the judge was not jurisdiction would be difficult, "un- World in Florida said yesterday that satisfied with the serve and gave the in his 30 years on the bench he has less we suddenly find that Walt never had to consider the validity of attorney, Anthony Macri, until Oct. Disney is headquartered in Fort a complaint served on Mickey II to produce evidence why New Lee." Mouse. Jersey should have jurisdiction. Richard Tanner, an attorney rep- He said that, so far, Macri has resenting the amusement park, said "I've learned that no matter how failed to show that the woman, long you are in this business, there's Walt Disney World doesn't have identified as Letitia Ciocci of New enough of a business presence in always something new," said Judge York City, is an employee of Walt Rocco D'Ambrosio. sitting here New Jersey for the case to be Disney World. handled there The unusual legal move stems Besides, the judge said, "the from a suit filed by the parents of a description of the costume does not The suit charges that Evan 6-year-old boy from Rarsippany- sound like Mickey Mouse to me The Makopoulos was assaulted by an Troy Hills who allegedly was as- color of the suit was red. I don't employee dressed as Mickey Mouse saulted by a Mickey Moupe charac- think of Mickey Mouse as red." outside the Magic Castle at Walt ter at the Orlando, Fla.. amusement Disney World on June 28, 1983. park two years ago. Meanwhile, Ms. Ciocci has sub- It contends that the boy suffered In an effort to have the case heard mitted a sworn statement to head, back and shoulder injuries in in New Jersey, the attorney for the D'Ambrosio, saying she was not an the unprovoked attack and that he is boy last week served a woman in a agent or employee of the amusement still undergoing psychiatric treat- Mickey Mouse suit at the park. ment. Willowbrook Mall with a complaint, saying she is a representative of In a hearing on Friday, Macri said that when Evan ap- Walt Disney World in New Jersey. D'Ambrosio told Macri that the proached the Mickey Mouse charac- "If you can actually serve directly alleged Florida assailant who has ter for an autograph, he was picked here in New Jersey a person not yet been identified is presumed up and thrown against a wall.

Castle verdict is lambasted ASSOCIATED PRESS WHAT GOES UP — Workmen watch as the Wade Hampton hotel is dynamited into dust. and a neighbor of one of the Inc fire, but suspended when an Ocean If 101 McHUGH victims "I couldn't believe it." County grand jury began its own The Associated Press Graves said park officials violated investigation. The acquittal of the corporate safety regulations "and just fingered Graves said a Senate review of trial transcripts might uncover new History crumbles with a bang owners of the Great Adventure their nose at it." He said park amusement park in the deaths of officials acted with an insensitivity evidence, which could be turned over eight teen-agers sparked an angry to their customers "never before to the state attorney general. Graves for skyscrapers Mrs Loizeaux, wearing a hard response yesterday from a New displayed in corporate America." said he would recommed further COLUMBIA. S.C (API - The South Carolina's tallest build- hat and sporting a jeweled Jersey senator who said he will Glenn Vallach, a spokesman for criminal investigation of park and Wade Hampton Hotel, a land- ing, 26 stories of glass and steel dynamite-sticks pendant, said order a review of the case while the park, defended the Great Adven- Jackson Township officials "if we mark for 45 years, went down in housing AT&T, will stand on the that despite their long careers, attorneys of the victims' families ture's safety performance find something they weren't indicted a controlled heap early yesterday Wade Hampton site by 1987 yesterday's implosion carried a said the criminal verdict will not "Safety has always been a No 1 for." after a bugler played "Taps" and The Wade Hampton, located first - the "Taps" send-off from a husband-wife demolition team affect the pending civil suits. priority for Six Flags and will In addition to the corporations, across from the State House, once the bugle of 25-year-old Everett continue to be, " he said in a set off a drum roll of 350 pounds was the city's largest hotel but in Nance Sen. Frank X Graves, chairman two park executives were indicted on of explosives. of the Law and Public Safety prepared statement "Last May's recent years was used as a Then there was a sudden suc- manslaughter charges after the fire, The 12-story, red-brick building Committee, said he would ask for the fire was an unfortunate occurrence. dormitory for the University of cession of loud bangs from the 350 but were allowed to enter a pre-trial was about the 800th structure transcripts of the 2' 2-month trial in If there are any lessons to come out South Carolina pounds of explosives and the intervention program. Under the Jack and Freddie Loizeaux have Ocean County Superior Court. of this terrible tragedy it is that we program, the executives did not Hundreds of people gathered to building fell in on itself in leveled in controlled implosions sections, followed by cheers from The case ended Saturday when a must continue to do everything in admit to any wrongdoing and the watch', carrying cameras, chil- in 28 years as Controlled Demo- the spectators jury found Great Adventure Inc. and our power to assure nothing like this charges will be erased once they dren, binoculars and lawn chairs lition Inc of Phoenix, Md "It was very sad for me." said its parent company. Six Flags Corp. can every happen again." complete required community ser- as close as security would allow They also brought down a sister Becky Dorman of Myrtle Beach, of Chicago, innocent of aggravated Meanwhile, Graves said his Sen- vice. "It looked like a football game hotel, the Columbia, about two who had lived in the Wade manslaughter and manslaughter ate staff will review the trial Another member of Graves' com- was going on," a policeman said blocks away in 1971 Both down- Hampton dormitory "All the stemming from the May 11,1984 fire transcripts and he will then decide mittee. Sen John P Caufield, D- "We figured this would prob- town structures, the last of the memories that were there, all the at the Haunted Castle attraction. whether the Law and Public Safety Essex, also blasted the verdict, ably be the last one they'll do in state capital's grand ballroom good times that I had I hate to "It was a shocker, " said Graves, Committee should reopen a probe holding responsible the "Benedict our lifetime, ' said Pete hotels, were cleared to make way see it go down " who is also the mayor of Paterson that was begun three days after the Arnolds" hired by the defendants Gustafson of Winnsboro

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The Register JULY 22, 1985 NATION/WORLD 7A NEWS DIGEST Pentagon limiting security clearances Four killed in church bus accident WASHINGTON (API - The CKERLY. Texas (API - San Angelo. and had picked up armed forces are reporting no The driver of a church bus passengers in Midland and Big problems hitting the target of reduc- A that rolled over 2'i times Spring, authorities said. ing security clearances 10 percent in "I find when I'm into a cotton field, killing four the battle against spies, but some people and injuring 37. says the The bus — owned jointly by officials say deeper cuts might giving speeches accident occurred on a section of churches in Midland, Odessa and require overly tough changes in the about the fact highway soaked by heavy rain. Big Spring — was headed for a Pentagon's document classification "I came up on a long stre'.ch Northwest Texas Jurisdictional system. there's a lot of of water and it felt like the bus Conference in Lubbock, said a With 4.3 million Americans allow- spies here — over lifted up and turned sideways." spokesman for the Ford Mem- ed access to military secrets, "you said driver Robert Scott of Big orial Church of God In Christ in just know there are a lot of people a thousand KGB Spring Lubbock. with clearances that can be agents in this Many of the victims — some withdrawn without causing any prob- The bus. northbound on U.S. children but mostly young adults lems " said a high-ranking Pentagon country — people Highway 87. crossed the median — had suffered broken bones and official. "We all acknowledge that think you're Saturday night and came to rest lacerations, but that most were too many of these clearances have on the west side of the highway talking about treated and released, said hospi- been issued " about 25 miles northwest of Big tal supervisor Barbara Hold- "But we're going to reach a point some fantasy out Spring in western Texas, Depart- amps where you slow the flow of work if ment of Public Safety spokesman of the'50s." The dead included a 3-year-old you carry this too far; you're David Wells said fighting a well-entrenched system," Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. boy and a 15-year-old girl, said Senate Select Commit- ASSOCIATED PRESS The vehicle had come from DPS Sgt Kenneth Walters said the official, who spoke on condition he not be identified. tee on Intelligence DISCUSSING ESPIONAGE — Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., left, "There's already some talk about gestures as he and Gen. Richard Stillwell, chairman of the Defense the need to change a few things." Security Commission, appear on ABC's "This Week With David said a Navy oflicer who also re- Brinkley" in Washington. quested anonymity "For example, right now our ship moves are classified confidential, so you've got to have that clearance It's going to be mighty hard to keep cutting KGB defector says 40 percent clearances if information like that is classified " The 10 percent targets were set after the arrest of former Navy of all Soviets in U. S. are spies warrant officer John Walker and three alleged accomplices on charges of passing military secrets WASHINGTON IAP) - A Russian master spy who Leahy urged House and presidential approval of a to the Soviet Union Each held at defected to the West estimated yesterday that as many Senate amendment equalizing the US.-Soviet diplomatic least a secret clearance while in the as 40 percent of Soviet diplomats and tourists traveling corps in Washington and Moscow "It doesn t mean Navy, but only one of the four had in the United States are intelligence officials you're going to stop spying; there's no way you can pass ever been re-investigated to main- To curtail such activities, said former KGB officer a law to stop Soviet spying It simply means reducing tain his clearance — a process that Stanislav Levchenko, the number of Soviet workers and the number in the diplomatic community and giving the is supposed to occur every five visitors in the United States should be cut to the same FBI a fighting chance. Right now they dont have that " years number accepted by the Soviet Union According to the FBI. the number of Soviet diplomats, The aim of reducing the number of "I think the act of making the number of U.S. trade officials and personnel based in the United States uniformed and civilian personnel diplomats and Soviet diplomats in Moscow and totals about 1,000 — or more than three times the figure with clearances is to cut potential Washington equal can be a great help for reducing the of about 300 American personnel stationed in the Soviet sources for espionage and free scale of Soviet espionage," Levchenko said on ABC's Union. investigators to perform more "This Week With David Brinkley." thorough and timely background "I would say from 35 to 40 percent of the Soviet Since the arrest of former Navy warrant officer John checks officials, travelers, tourists in this country are Walker, his son Michael and two alleged accomplices intelligence officers," he said. The Army and Air Force were told charged with selling secrets to the Soviets, Leahy and by Defense Secretary Caspar Levchenko, filmed in shadows so his face could not be other members of congress have called for tougher seen, said the KGB has been trying to kill him since he THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Weinberger to complete a minimum penalties against convicted agents and closer scrutiny of 10 percent reduction by Oct. 1. defected to the United States after a job recruiting Soviet security clearances, like those held by the four spy DEPARTURE — Alabama Gov George Wallace is lifted spies in Japan. Navy Secretary John F Lehman suspects. by aides onto a private jet at a state-owned airport hangar Sen. Patrick Leahy. D-Vt., vice chairman of the demanded a 10 percent cut within his Clearances are supposed to be checked periodically, Wallace Hew to Colorado tor surgery to relieve pain he has service "immediately" and progress Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said on the experienced since being shot by Arthur Bremmer during ABC program, "I find when I'm giving speeches about but since the Walker case it has been revealed that re- reports from every Navy command investigations are often not done the presidential campaign in 1972 by July 11 He also set a goal of a the fact there's a lot of spies here over — a thousand 50 percent reduction "as soon as KGB agents in this country, more than that actually — "When you spend a billion and a half to take a battle feasible people think you're talking about some fantasy out of the ship out of mothballs but won't spend a relatively paltry sum to do re-checks on people who have security Riot police meet Tokyo protestors Speaking for the Army. Maj Phil '50s "Well it's not. We all say we've got to watch out for clearances, that's how somebody like the Walkers get Soucy said, we haven't heard of any through." Leahy said. special problems so far spies but no one really does take it seriously." OKYO (API - Riot police with water cannons and then used tear gas and water fired tear gas, according to the Tcannons to disperse a crowd spokesman He said it was first of nearly 1.000 people demon- time police had used tear gas strating yesterday against the against the Narita protesters planned expansion of the Tokyo since the airport opened on May International Airport at Nanta 20. 1978 Anti-apartheid activists arrested A police spokesman reported Local farmers and their sup- Saturday night when a mob stoned a papers was largely restrained The 27 rock-throwing protesters were porters fought a long battle in an JOHANNESBURG. South Africa There were also reports of arrested attempt to prevent construction predawn roadblocks and searches in police camp in a township of the Johannesburg Sunday Star, often 'APi — Police swooped on anti- eastern Cape Province critical of the government, said the He said 700 riot police were at of the airport. 40 miles northeast apartheid activists yesterday, and Kwa-Thema township east of Johan- the airport and 12 were injured in of Tokyo The farmers, joined by nesburg, but by midmoming re- In other riot-torn townships, the government must open a dialogue reported arresting 113 people on the police presence appeared minimal with black leaders But the paper clashes with the demonstrators, various radical factions, are now first day of a state of emergency porters saw no sign of a police but he did not know how many protesting the government's plan crackdown there. Youths played soccer and adults added: "It has become clear that the aimed at ending 10 months of unrest went to church as usual. situation could not be allowed to go protesters might have been hurt to expropriate more farmland to among blacks Police headquarters in Pretoria construct another runway said a black man was shot dead Comment in yesterday's news- on, eroding law and order." Police first sprayed the crowd In one of the few clashes reported, police headquarters said a police patrol shot and killed three blacks in Poll: Public confidence in Reagan a rampaging crowd in Tumahole. the black township at Parys 75 miles CBS EW YORK (API - A ma- the best job possible, while 27 south of Johannesburg Parys and jority of Americans polled percent said they believed the Tumahaole are not among the 36 SUPERMARKET by a news magazine said doctors should have discovered cities and towns covered by the NIi emergency declaration they are not particularly con- and treated his colon cancer 36 MAIN ST. cerned about President Reagan s earlier The state of emergency, which ability to meet the demands of The president's approval rat- gives authorities broad new powers, KEANSBURQ his second term following cancer ing in the poll was SB percent, up was the first proclaimed by the SMOKED CALA surgery from 65 percent in the last white-minority government in 25 The poll, released over the Newsweek poll, taken during last years weekend and scheduled to appear month's Trans World Airlines Police commandeered a bus car- HAMS in this week's Newsweek, found hijacking incident in the Mideast rying 60 mourners back to Johan- Reagan's approval rating up Sixty-three percent oi those nesburg from a funeral and detained 79* LB slightly since his surgery It also polled said they had a great deal 22 passengers, friends of those JERSEY NUMBER GAME found confidence in Vice Presi- or a fair amount of confidence in aboard the bus said local dent George Bush running fairly Bush's ability to take over the Police declined to release the Pick any 3 Numbers high presidency, while 31 percent had names of those seized or give details you can play little or no confidence in him. of other actions taken under emerg- from 7 am to 10 p.m. Of 753 adults polled by tele- 7 days a we*k phone July 17 and 18. 57 percent Five percent of those polled ency powers, but said that altogether. 113 people had been WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER business said they were not too concerned said that since Reagan's cancer or not at all concerned about operation they had arranged to arrested Reagan's ability to meet the be tested for early signs of demands of his second term cancer Another 21 percent said Eighteen percent said they were they were considering such tes- COUPON very concerned, and 22 percent ting said they were fairly concerned Sixty percent of the respon- The poll has a margin of error dents said they believed the of plus or minus 4 percentage American news media sen- 199 points. sationalized the story of the The Register has added a new Sixty-two percent of the re- president's medical condition, ForA Dozen Donuts spondents said they believed the while only 33 percent believed daily feature to our Business Sec- doctors treating the president did the media acted responsibly tion, called Corporate News and Awards. Cancer clinic closed: Aids link We'll publish information about ASSAU. Bahamas (APi - known in this country as HTLV- The Bahamian government III, believed to cause the deadly local companies and their em- NI has closed a cancer clinic Acquired Immune Deficiency ployees such as awards, promo- accused of giving patients a blood Syndrome, or AIDS. serum infected with AIDS and The pathologist, Dr. Samuel tions and recognitions. hepatitis, according to a govern- Insalaco. also found indications ment spokesman that the donors or the blood used The Immunology Research for the serum suffered from This new feature is part of The Center in Freeport was closed Register's continuing effort to ex- Wednesday as "a serious health hepatitis B. a serious liver dis- hazard," said Minister of Health ease. One coupon per customer pand and improve our coverage Dr. Norman Gay. The clinic is run by experimen- CiootJ Jl ill pjrtiLipattntt Hun km tal zoologist Lawrence Burton, Donuti stii*pi Cinnoi be uwnhnrd ih anv The decision was based on an MhM Ota fWk CM donuis ofilv of local business news. who claimed that his secret blood Take out only. investigation by the Pan Ameri- serum combats cancer by utiliz- Urn* 2 DOZEN Offer Good: Thru 7-3045 can Health Organization, which Send your news releases to: ing the body's own disease fight- first suggested eight years ago ing components. that the clinic be closed. Gay said in a news release Friday Burton opened the clinic in 1976 after the U.S. Food and Drug The order came three weeks Administration refused to ap- after tests conducted by an prove the serum. The Register American pathologist showed He says he has treated more It's worth the trip. DAILY *—J SUNDAY that two cancer patients treated than 3,000 people, including many One Register Plaza at the clinic had been given Americans, who paid up to serum infected with the virus 110.000 Open 24 Hours 7 Days a W««k Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 Attn: City Editor — — — — — COUPON The Register 8A OPINION , JULY 22, 1985. OURS Good news about fishing industry

ore often than not, when state untapped potential as a fishing center. government decides to get in- Although the industry has experienced Mvolved in local problems, the some growth in recent years, there locals can expect to end up with the has never been — until now — a major short end of the stick. commitment of resources that would But it was welcome news last week stimulate maximum development. when officials announced in Trenton Under the plan presented by the that the state is launching a multi- New Jersey Fisheries Development million dollar plan to stimulate the Commission, the state would secure fishing industry in Monmouth County. the Compton's Creek area from other Generally, we don't approve when the types of development, dredge and state meddles in private enterprise; bulkhead the port, and build modem but this deal looks too good to resist. facilities for unloading, storing and A special commission of state selling fish. The plan would be officials announced last Thursday that financed through a combination of a recent study had identified the public and private funds. Compton's Creek port in the Belford The latter is one of the most and Port Monmouth sections of encouraging aspects of the plan. Middletown as a prime site for major Economic development projects oper- upgrading of the New Jersey fishing ated entirely by state government — business. The announcement could be any state government — frequently —N\AKlN6 BOXON MYf&DvEft' CHANCE?—I' the first step toward an (8 million turn out to be expensive boondoggles investment in commercial fishing with few benefits. here, officials said. The authors of this plan, however, The state's action also could be the envision a high degree of cooperation first step toward a dream come true among the state government, local for local residents and fishermen, who officials and private enterprise. Such Drug prevention requires models have long been aware of northern cooperation could very well ensure Monmouth County's vast but largely the plan's success. WASHINGTON - America's greatest companionship or out of resentment against resource is our children. Yet more and more their parents. Doctors who have itudied of them are being destroyed by alcohol and teenage addiction have found that most of the drugs. Jack Anderson young people have problem! at home before The average age at which a child starts they turn to drug! using drugs is now 11, and 8-year-old pot Much more needs to be learned about the A dirty trick on the blind ment industry to stop glamorizing drugs and causes of child drug addiction, but one thing smokers are no longer rare. In addition to the alcohol. We support the Entertainment personal tragedy for the addicts and their is already becoming clear: Chemically Industries Council, which is trying to force dependent kids grow up to be chemically ast week, in a fit of moral fervor — handicapped or otherwise. So, last families, the social and economic cost to the the movie industry to rate moviea that show — or maybe it was a case of the Thursday, Wylie stood up in the House nation is enormous. Most of the youngsters dependent adults, and pass their infirmity drug and alcohol abuse in a favorable light. along to their children. Lblind bleeding the blind - the U.S. who get hooked on drugs and liquor have to How can you tell if your child is likely to and insisted that the Playboy alloca- steal to support their expensive habits. When Footnote: If you agree that the movie House of Representatives killed off a tion be slashed from the federal become one of the millions of junior-high and they're caught, the cost of rehabilitation or high-school students who are shuffling xom- industry, as a guide to parents, should rate federal program that has been provid- budget. instltutionalization is a continuing drain on bielike through life under the Influence of films that glamorize drugs, drop a note to the the taxpayers. ing blind people with Braille versions Wylie's colleagues went along with alcohol and drugs? You might start with a Entertainment Industries Council, 12720 of Playboy magazine. The total annual cost to the country: About good hard look in the mirror. Burbank Blvd , Suite 328, North Hollywood. him, by a vote of 216-193, after he 1120 billion* a year in lost production, CA 91M7 Your vote will help There aren't any centerfolds in the Experts told our associate Vicki Warren argued that the taxpayers should not accidents, crime and treatment that the evidence ii undeniable that children Braille Playboy, you understand, but But perhaps the greateit dollan-ahd-cents OUTRAGE OF THE WEEK An electrical be paying for "obscene material" whose parents abuse alcohol or drugs are engineer working for a National Security all the stories, interviews and jokes lots ii in wasted lives. These youngsters more likely than other youngsters to develop when there are more than 11,000 other pursue drugs Instead of education, crime Agency contractor has complained about the are there. What the heck, lots of men the same telf-destructlve habits. It'i not Juit magazines to choose from. rather than careers. There is no way to weird polygraph test she was required to take claim they only read Playboy for the the example the parents set, and the for a security clearance. She said the Well, aside from the obvious First estimate the price of these precious forma- availability of addictive tubiuncet around articles, anyway. tive years. examiner aiked about hex sexual Amendment implications of the House the house. There Is another factor: Parents preference*, then suddenly Jumped up, threw The Library of Congress has been We have exposed the drug trafficker!, who who have lost control of themselves have a action — if it wasn't censorship, what corrupt politicians, compromise cltliens, his pen on the table and fired a aeries of providing the magazines free of poor chance of controlling their children. explicit, tex-orlented questions at her. She was it? — the funding cut was an exploit children and often murder thoft who Kids In such homes are often on their own charge to blind readers as part of the get in their way. We were responsible for was then told she wai a homoeexual, and that awfully dirty trick to play on the for noun tt a time, which is dangerous if she valued her job she should go home and National Service for the Blind and breaking up a drug ring that was operating enough. But if they art physically or people who've been enjoying the right on Capitol Hill. The ringleader! were think about the answers she had given. A Physically Handicapped. Playboy is psychologically abused, or Ignored to the knowledgeable Pentagon source told us Braille version of Playboy. For some arrested, and a quarter-mllllon-dollan worth one of 36 publications offered through point where they (eel rejected and unloved, polygraphs can't determine a person'! sexual reason, we have a hunch Better of high-grade cocaine was Mixed. they may turn to drugs for solace, for the service. We have also appealed to the entertain- tendencies. NSA refused comment. The taxpayers have been paying Homes and Gardens won't be quite be 1103,000 per year to provide Playboy the same for the blind — approximately the coit Oddly enough, Wylie showed up on of 200 toilet seats for the Pentagon. the House floor with four copies of the Our ubiquitous attorney general But a meathead congressman from Braille Playboy, and two of them had Ohio, Republican Charles Wylle, disappeared by the end of the debate. WASHINGTON - Edwin Mess* III, who to undergo illegal operations, or forced to didn't think the government ought to A couple of congressman probably won confirmation only by the skin of his travel to liberal states, Canada, or be providing such trash for its citizens wanted to feel some Interviews reputation, now seemi determined to become •liewhere, poor women in anti-abortion the most ubiquitous of all this nation's Carl Rowan states, unable to travel, resorting to back attorneys general. alley butchers, or simply having babies that He Is giving speeches suggesting that he they do not want. wants to be Inside the U.S. Supreme Court as pretenses of omniscience He was merely And who would be out front attacking (he a ghostly conscience so It will no longer endorsing the Inanities of British Prime welfare, food stamp. Medlcsid and other OTHERS' "roam at large In a veritable constitutional Minister Margaret Thatcher, who said the forest" or make more of what he calls programs designed to let those unwanted media must "starve" terrorists of "the children grow up In circumstances s bit "bliarre" decisions. This attorney general oxygen of publicity on which they depend " wants to be an omnipresent "friend of the better than degradation? Our omnipresent It would have been impolite (or Meese to ask attorney general. court," telling it when It Is legitimately whether Mrs. Thatcher thinks the bomb- interpreting the Constitution, and whan It Is Many of us who opposed confirmation of New Jersey helped New York planters and other terrorists In the Irish Meese did so in expectation of his current making "social policy." Republican Army are motivated by some- Meese wants Inside boudoirs, where cou- "social" onslaught We were appalled when ew Jersey can take credit for plained. Jersey residents who are too thing more profound than a desire for he became the nation's chief law enforce- ples nuke decisions about having babies, and publicity. It would have been gauche, indeed, helping New York reach a sen- young to be served alcohol in their then doctors' offices where women are ment officer. But there are "blessings" in the Nsible resolution of its drlnklng-age (or Meese to ask why Mrs Thatcher hasn't fact that Meese Is leading the campaign. He home state cross over to New York to counseled on whether to have an abortion — been able to "starve" the IRA. problem, an issue that for years had drink. Often the return home It that is, after he has convinced Supreme Court lacks the reputation and the skills need* to Both Meese and Mn. Thatcher are among bring his draconlan dreams to fruition. bitterly divided the Empire State. The acutely hazardous because the driver Justices to permit states to outlaw abortions. The once-embattled confidant of President those frustrated officials who, unable to deal Not one member of the Supreme Court outcome also helps New Jerseyans Is Intoxicated, and deaths and Injuries Reagan wants inside the nation's classrooms, with terrorism, want to make an unfettered thlnki Meese knows more about the Constitu- and all other out-of-staters who do any have resulted — to motorists, passen- telling teachers how much prayer and press the scapegoat. Meese will never get tion than he or she does. Hardly an editor In driving in New York. gers and, too often, to innocent rellgloua teachings are compatible with the American editors to let him dilute their the land thinks that Meese knows more than separation of church and state. constitutional rights. he or she about what helps terrorists, or what After the New York Legislature victims in other vehicles or ped- And now, In a speech In London, he has Will the Supreme Court yield to Meese and free people are entitled to know In days of estrians. voted down a bill to raise the legal suggeited that he wants to be in America's turn the question of abortion rlghta over to crisis Few Americans will believe that, on drinking age from 19 to 21, despite The federal law pushed through newsrooms, gently advising editors and the states' Even the most conservative his record, Meese is qualified to give them justice knowi what that would mean: women advice about prayer and morality. strong support from Gov. Mario with the persistence of New Jersey's television executives as to what they ought in states with "liberal" legislatures left with So Edwin Meese III la an attorney general Cuomo, disappointed New Jerseyans not print or broadcast during the next safety-minded leaders contributed terrorlit, or hostage, situation access to legal abortions; women In "con- to watch clotely. but not one who should in Congress refused to accept defeat. significantly to a reversal in position I can understand Meese's London servative" state! denied abortions, pressured make us tremble In fear. They went into action to secure by New York's legislators. Beginning passage of the measure by a Dec. 1, just ahead of the annual high- circuitous route, starting in Washing- risk Christmas holiday revelry, the ton. drinking age across the river will rise YOURS Sen. Frank Lautenberg intoduced to 21. legislation that would reduce federal Statistics gathered in states that all the open space it needi. The face of the highway aid to states that do not enact have already made this change in- Freeholders serve constituents Too often, a local citizen encounters a Earth has been completely changed since we problem for which he thinks there .is no a 21-year minimum drinking age. dicate that there will be fewer fatal To the Editor: humans have come upon it. We have raped, possible solution. Rep. James Howard, chairman of the and injury-producing accidnts on both Your editorial titled "Freeholders in real polluted, destroyed, dumped on, and poisoned Being a parent of a disabled young adult, House committee that deals with sides of the river. Officials in states estate business" on Wednesday, July 10, the Earth in so many ways since we've been my husband and I would often find ourselves around, all in the name of "progress" and transportation, tacked the penalty that have not yet raised their drinking absolutely disgusted me. First off, you wrote In a prediciment of trying to get in fromt of that the freeholders should get "out of the "development." When will we see that we our house to drop off our son from his special provision onto a major highway bill age to 21 shcudl be guided by this data real estate business and into the business of are the Earth. The food we eat, the water we van, only to find that someone had either and President Reagan signed the and also note that a national uniform serving the best interests of their consti- drink, the air we breathe - it is all the Earth. parked in front of the house or was too close legislation into law. drinking age would produce the high- tuents." If you had gone to the public hearing We are destroying ourselves. And once a part to the driveway. at Holmdel High School in May, you would of the Earth, of us, is destroyed, it's gone Since our driveway is too narrow to back New Jersey's concern with New est safety benefits for everybody. have seen that almost every citizen that got forever. I refuse to comprmise anymore in the van in, we often used to block the York's drinking age is easily ex- Newark Star Ledger up to talk spoke in favor of the county the defense of Mother Earth. driveway because we need a flat surface to purchasing the Marlu-Twitchell property. If the freeholders are working to preserve let the lift down on. Furthermore, many, many more letters were open space in Monmouth County, they are Becoming totally frustrated with this sent to the freeholders asking them to serving the beat interests of their consti- problem, I notified Tony Palughi, who in turn purchase the Marlu-Twitchell property than tuents, Including the all too often forgotten notified John Tobia. The Register were letters sent asking to let it be developed constituent — Monmuth County Itself — the Within 24 hours, Mr. Tobia was at my house Into the Holmdel Golf & Country Club. land, the wat >r, the wild life, the vegetation, inquiring about the problem. the birds, and the forests. Esia&iished m 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register You also wrote that the developer's plans Since we did have handicap plates and a A Capital Cities Communications Inc. Newspaper were "perfectly harmless and sensible." To disabled parking permit, the problem was build right upon a resevoir? You've got to be solved within a matter of weeks. GEORGE J. LISTER out of your minds. New York State has I would also like it to be known that our md Putttohtr preserved public land for a good distance neighbors were very considerate in this around all of Its resevoirs, and It's not matter and would not use the space in front of the house at anytime. CL'FF SCHECHTMAN WILLIAM H. THOMPSON JANE FODERARO because they're in the real estate business. Family thanks Palughi, Tobia Niwt Ed>w ClMor Or can They happen to be sensible. The city fathers came through again with To the Editor: flying colon. Our biggest "thanks" to all who In addition, you wrote that "Monmouth This is an open letter of "thanks" to helped out in this situation. PAMELA ABOUZEID RICHARD NICOLETTI CHARLES C. TRIBLEHORN County has all the open space and green belts Councilman Anthony Palughi and Traffic k 'ally* Eorto* Span Ea«» Sun»r tenor it needs." Monmouth County has far less than Division Manager John Tobia. M,PiMMGermany, Mrs. Sutor Donald J. Banner came to the United States in 192t, and resided in Atlantic Highlands. John H. Donohue Donald J Banner. 63. of Dunellen, She was a seamtress for Atlantic MOVE deaths not attributed to gunfire died Saturday in the Somerset Clothing. Red Bank, and retired 10 John H Donohue, 64, of Highlands, Medical Center, Somerville. years ago after 18 years of service. died Sunday at home. anticipate going back to the assistant medical examiner, said Born in Jersey City. Mr Banner She was a member of the Inter- Born in Brooklyn. NY, Mr PHILADELPHIA (AP) - None of i autopsy i report" to amend it. Saturday the three victims he stud- lived in Elizabeth and Hailet before national Ladies Garment Workers Donohue had been a resident of the the 11 deaths inside the MOVE The remains of seven adults and ied died from a combination of moving to Dunellen in 19*0 Union. Highlands for the past 38 years. compound during the May 13 seige four children were found at the carbon monoxide poisoning and He retired in 1983 after 35 years as Her husband. Martin Sutor, died in He was a painter for Estey Metals has been attributed to gunfire. primitivist cult's fortified house, one smoke inhalation. a salesman for several companies. 1944, and her daughter, Frieda in Tinton Falls and retired in 1983 according to results of (he final of 61 homes burned in a fire that Rieth. died in 19(3. autopsy report released by the city's broke out May 13 after police The levels of carbon monoxide He was a U.S. Marine veteran of after 25 years of service. found in the bodies were high enough World War II Surviving are a grandson, Mr. Suriving are his wife. Rose Card health commissioner. bombed the compound Henry Rieth of Atlantic Highlands; "No bullet fragments have been Only five adults and one child have to determine the victims "died as a Surviving are his former wife. Donohue. a son. Philip J. Donohue of result of inhalation rather than from Muriel K Kurtz Banner of Middle- a granddaughter, Mrs. Veronica the Highands; a brother, Edward found in the remains, " Health Com- been identified, Shapiro said. Hoffmann of Atlantic Highlands, missioner Stuart H Shapiro said in Shapiro said he had not read the a sudden enveloping explosion of town; five daughters, Susan K. Donohue of Silver Springs, Fla.; and fire." Nalbach of Red Bank, Barbara King and three great -grandchildren. a grandson. a telephone interview Saturday "At finished report and could not say of Hailet, Nancy Banner of Middle- Posten's Funeral Home, Atlantic Posten's Funeral Home, Atlantic this time there is no reason to what was listed as the cause of death Shapiro said that Dr. All Z. town, Lynn Banner of Bricktown and Highlands, is in charge of arrange- Highlands, is in charge of arrange- believe the cause of death was in each case Robert J. Segal, the Hameli, the forensic pathologist who Jill Banner of Sierra Vista, Ariz.; ments. ments. gunfire." assistant medical examiner in was hired last week by the city and two brothers, Robert Banner of Although new evidence could sur- charge of the autopsies, could not be commission investigating the MOVE Edison and Richard Banner of face, Shapiro said, the autopsies reached for comment incident, was present when the Lawrence Pico have been completed and "we don't Bricktown. Kenneth Andrews But Dr Halbert Fillinger. an autopsy report was filed Friday The John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral Lawrence Pico. 75, of Keansburg, Home, Hazlet, is in charge of died yesterday in Riverview Medical Kenneth R. Andrews, 82, of High- arrangements. Center, Red Bank. lands, died Saturday in Marlboro Bom in Madison, Mr. Pico had State Hospital in Marlboro. lived in Hazlet before moving to Born in Middletown, Mr Andrews Bessie Campbell Keansburg one year ago. lived in Highlands. He was a retired florist. He was a retired self-employed Bessie M. Covert Campbell, 94, of His wife, Anna D' Alessio Pico, commercial fisherman. • FUNERALS • HOSPITALS • WEDDINGS Keyport died Saturday in the Emery died in 1981. He was a member of the Manor Nursing Home. Old Bridge. Surviving are a son, Anthony Pico Bayshoreman's Association. • BAR MITZVAHS • ANNIVERSARIES • ANY OCCASION Mrs. Campbell was a lifelong of Holmdel; two daughters, His daughter, Loretta Masse, died resident of Keyport. Madeline Ramey of Keansburg, and in 1982 Her husband, George A. Patricia WaUczek of Millstown; a Surviving are his wife, Loretta nMNn * rlM IttMs/CMMI Campbell, died in 1960 sister. Rose Centanno of Madison; Coffey Andrews; two grandchildren; Surviving are a son, Charles and six grandchildren. and a great grandson. Covert Campbell of Keyport; a The Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Posten's Funeral Home, Atlantic daughter, Natalie C. Tilton of Mif- is in charge of arrangements. Highlands, is in charge of arrange- flintown, Pa.; three grandchildren ments. Flowers, by Bob Goodman and four great-grandchildren. MIDDLETOWN The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- Florist * Ganlm Cmtcr MKhM« ftCMXJ ft (.HOT* A 749 Hwy 35, Middletown port, is in charge of arrangements Mary C. Riley Florence M. Pheifer All mjn» credit cards accepted by phone 671-2507 787-0049 671-0346 Mary C. Riley, of Eatontown, died Florence M. Pheifer, of Avon, died Phone orders iccaplad with cr*dii card Sunday in Riverview Medical Hwy. 35. Middletown W» Omlivr Evry Bloomin rhino 20atHtti NoUce . Sunday at borne. Center, Red Bank. Born in Woodbridge, Mrs Pheifer Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Riley Say re woods Florist II FABIAN — Edward 8 A|e «r of 4 Oioonwuud lived in Avon for 60 years. Flowers Speak From the Heart World-Wide Wire Service 114 Main St. Metfwen Place Middletown. N J en July 10. IMS. Bolo.od lived in Freehold before moving to She was a communicant of the St. (Acrow from Jerry B#yef I Restaurant) nuabend ol Dorothy Dumeevy. uatuled tether ol Eatontown eight years ago. Elisabeth's Roman Catholic Church KOCH Florist & Gifts RIVERVIEW FLORIST Stephen and Mra. Suaan Straitiar. WMrMe and 1870 Hwy 35. Middletown NJ 0774ft Mande ere raapaolhey invited to anend funeral She was a communicant of St. and a member of its Altar Rosary Fruit Baskets • Gifts • Balloons FJSL. 671-0744 566-3200 •ervksaa WedneeMy « 10 a m In lie John F PHeeer Dorothea's Roman Catholic Church, Society. V741-2685 113 W Front St Funeral Home. Ill Tktdel ftoed. New MonmoutY Eatontown. Middletown's Finest" We Seoo noatn WorWwiOe "demean TewnaMa. N.J. Vienna Monday Mp.» Her husband, J. Donovan Pheifer. C. Du Bus* Rod Bank. N.J. 07701 Wavor CreoVt CevO* AccwnM and li nln 1-4 and 7-a p.m. Memorial donamni Her husband, Thomas J. Riley, died in 1966 era riquiatad tor tie Heart Fund. died in 1966. Surviving are two sons, Joseph Attention Florist! Your full tervice Horrid • We care PHEIFER — Florence M . ol Avon on July ttel Surviving are a sister, Angela C. Pheifer of Kilternan, Ireland, and Appl. iee» lam id a* ol the we J Donovan, mother ol Meixner of East Orange; one nelce Colonial Flowers Joseph and Joho. grandmother ol 10. Funeral John Peter Pheifer of Avon; and 10 Order your special ad Rower Shop Tueedey 104a in Irom the Pvawy Funeral Home and one nephew. grandchildren. Eighth and D SireM •aimer Uaaa ol ChrMen The Robert A. Braun Home for into this Directory. 5 E Front Street, Red Bank Burial 11 IS am. M Ihe Church of SI EHiabath. .The Reilly Funeral Home. Avon interment. St. Cathannei Cemetery. Wat). Funerals, Eatontown, is in charge of Belmar, is in charge of arrange- 741-4666 VletWeWn Mondet lal|> 542-4000, Ext. 252 arrangements. ments All Ma*y Credit Cirdl Accepted By Phone The Register 10* YOUR TOWN iY, JULY 22, 1985 Four local Girl Scouts head West forming a puppet show to highlight dystriper. RED BANK - Donna M. Cohen, the raw sewage problem "Focus," which Semchessen will Red Bank, and Nancy C. Burozski, She has studied dance for nine attend at Girl Scout National Center Middletown, members of Senior Girl years, plays the piano and studies West, is at a 14,000 acre site Scout troop 200 of Monmouth Council music theory. bordered by the Big Horn National of Girl Scouts, have been selected to Burozski, the daughter of Mrs. Forest near Ten Sleep, Wyoming. attend "Science and Motion" in Beverly Burozski, will enter her Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Holland. Mirh., this month. Kim- junior year at Middletown High Semchessen, she will be a senior at Marie Semchessen. Middletown, will School North in September. She is an Middletown High School North in attend "Focus" in Wyoming, and honors science student, a represen- September. She is a member of the Jennifer L. Cardin, Colts Neck, will tative on the student council, mem- school marching band and has participate in "Fiesta de la ber of the newspaper staff and played in band festivals in Niagara Frontera," in El Paso, Texas participant in the drama club. Falls, Canada, and the Azalea Festi- Cohen, the daughter of Mr. and Cardin's trip, "Fiesta de la val in Norfolk, Va. She Is also a Mrs. Martin Cohen, will enter her Frontera" in El Paso, focuses on the member of the Middletown North junior year at Middletown High town where three cultures, three Drama Club,, the Middletown Camp- School South in September. She is states and two nations meet. The ing Club, and serves as volunteer at interested in the computer field, was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Marine Laboratories, Sandy Hook on the school track team and is a Cardin, she will be enter her junior Day Care Center. member of the yearbook staff and year at Marlboro High School. These national Girl Scout events drama club. Cardin is a member of the school bring together Girl Scouts from Cohen's experiences in Girl Scout- marching band, wind ensemble, across the United States and abroad, ing have included many service studies piano and saxophone, is on and expose the girls to their desired projects such as visiting nursing the school yearbook staff, member careers, plus outdoor camping skills homes, teaching neighborhood of the drama club and on the Softball and sightseeing in picturesque coun- Brownies new games, and per- team. She also serves as can- try.

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University scholarship won by Belford student Office skills course offered at college Cynthia Ann Reppert, daughter of four-year course of study The Ann G Reppert. Belford. and scholarship is presented students for The Commuity Services Divison of George Reppert. Spotswood. has outstanding academic achievement. Brookdale Community College, Lin- been awarded a presidential scholar- Reppert, a graduate of Middle- croft, is offering an 8-session pro- ship from The American University town High School North, plans to IN TRAINING — Newton Beron. left, coordinator left; Barbara O'Bosky. teacher and coordinator ol gram, "Updating Your Office ARC'S education program; Sheila Halligan, assis- Presidential scholars are awarded study at the university's college of Skills," starting today The course is of education for me Association lor Retarded (12.000 towards tuition over their arts and sciences held Mondays through Thursdays, 9 Citizens. Monmouth. congratulates students who tant manager of McDonald's, Eddie Paige. Asbury a.m. to noon, through Aug 1 completed a food service training program at Park, internship student; Kevin Halligan, manager Participants will review typing McDonald's Restaurant in Long Branch Shown are of McDonalds, and Louis Giannim. Asbury Park, Carnival, balloon launch benefit hospitalized boy formats, learn about word pro- David Tolliver. McDonald's crew chief, second from insternship student cessing and the personal computer, dictating transcribing machines, fil- One thousand helium-filled preparing games and other activities ing techniques, telephone per- balloons will be launched Saturday. for the carnival which will be held sonality, writing a resume and July 27, to help one boy The balloon from 11 am to about 3 p.m. interview techniques. The refresher lift will take place about noon that Local residents and business own- program will help participants West Long Branch Freehold day during a "Backyard Carnival" ers have donated prizes for winners evaluate personal and technical at the Bayshore Recreation Center, of carnival games and for the sender skills. a facility of the Middletown Town- and finder of balloons which travel Call Community Services for in- Lamaze classes start Day weekend ship Department of Parks and the greatest distance formation. Chiropractic attends Recreation The classes are taught by a nurse The Freehold Area Hospital Well- who is a certified Lamaze instructor Alex Osnatio III, 8, the Tonya Keller, recreation director conference on injuries ness Center will offer Lamaze Topics include discussion of labor beneficiary, has been hospitalized at at the center, said she encourages classes on Saturays from 10 am to and delivery, coach's role, medi- Bayshore Community Hospital. youth who attend the program each Dr Robert Edelhauser, a West noon beginning July 27 and ending cation and a tour of the obstetrics Holmdel. since last December as a year to help a person or group in Long Branch Doctor of Chiropractic, Shrewsbury Sept 7 There will be no class Labor unit result of an accident particular need "We need to help has been named to a national panel Children from 6 through 18, who our own." she said Osnatio s father. studying effective methods of caring participate in the year-round rec- Alex Osnatio Jr., works with the for accident-related injuries township public works department reation program at the center, are Mustillo will enter Edelhauser. of the Chiropractic Man earns scholarship pageant of states Family Center, was among 100 prominent doctors from throughout MIDDLETOWN - Thomas M Heather Mustillo, 13, an eighth the United States to attend the Loughney Jr. here, has been grader at Shrewsbury Elementary conference which addressed the awarded a full four-year health School, has entered the Miss New ever-expanding role of chiropractic professions scholarship for post- Jersey Teenager Pageant to be held i.i treating individuals involved in graduate study by the U I. Army He October 4-6 in Parsippany Sh» is the work and auto injuries received a B S degree in biology daughter of Christine and Louis cum ldude from the University of Mustillo and hopes tn become a Presentations included discussion Scranton, Scranton, Pa in May lawyer. of the courtroom role of the Doctor Named a Distinguished Military Contestants will be judged in three of Chiropractic, particularly in the Graduate. Loughney was a member categories: personal interviev with area of soft tissue I whiplash) injury of Alpha Epsilon Delta, the honor judges, bathing suit and evening "The leaders of our profession are society for students distinguished in gown contests P. izes include a currently involved in a virtual idea pre-medical studies, and was named $2,100scholarship to the New York explosion' concerning effective in "Who's Who in American Univer- Academy of Theatrical Arts and an treatment of auto and on-the-job sities and Colleges " He also re- all-expense paid trip Orlando, Fla . injuries," Edelhauser said ceived the prestigious George C to compete in the national finals for Marshall Award for excellence in the title of Miss Teenager of the "I am particularly pleased to have leadership and military studies States Other prizes will also be been selected to be a part of this A 1981 graduate of Christian awarded national effort since I believe my Brothers Academy, Loughney will For information about the patients will be the ultimate enter Georgetown University School beneficiaries," he added pageant, write P.O. Box 791, Nor- of Medicine in August Thomsi M. Loughney wich, NY. 13815. English vicar preaches at service Sunday The Rev. Ian Ross, vicar of The Abbey, Shrewsbury, England, will ASCENDING — Alnla Morgan, former principal of the New preach Sunday, July 28, at the 9:30 Monmouth Elementary School, Middletown, enjoys balloon launch in /t Vote a.m. service at Christ Church A paid directory ol coming evenu for non-profil organizations Rales $3 75 for three lines for I day ifl 00 each her honor as she prepares to leave post she has held two and one- Shrewsbury. additional linei (;, oo for three lines (or two days ill SO each additional linn. S6 SO lor three lines for three dayi half years. She will become director of curriculum and instruction for The Shrewsbury Historical Society (12 00 each additional line), 17 SO lor three lines lor lour or live days 112 25 each additional line I, n 00 for three lines special services and special projects for Middletown Schools. Daniel will host an open house reception in lor six to eight days 112 SO each additional line i. 110 SO lor three lines for nine to ten days i S3 00 each additional line i Matfield will replace her as school principal. honor of Ross from 2 to 5 p.m. at its 113 50 lor three lines for eleven days Each additional day II 00. each additional line 13 00 Deadline 11 AM two days building on borough property. before publication Call The Dally Register. 54!'-4000, ask lor The Date Secretary

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GEORGE This nun almost flies principal at a San Francisco elementary school for l» HOPE GREEN inner-city children, continues to make running a part of SHEEHAN The Register her life. Of course, she readily admits, "it is a balancing Remember that television show called "The Flying act." She begins every day with four miles of running Nun" where Sally Field used to fly through the air in before prayers at her convent, and runs again for an her white dress and habit? Well, in the case of Sister hour-and-a-half after school. On weekends, she trains Marion Irvine of San Francisco, who was in New Jersey for even longer periods. Overall she runs 50 to 60 miles this past weekend, it seems that truth is stranger than per week. fiction. That doesn't leave much time for sedentary leisure- All calories Irvine doesn't fly — she runs marathons, and she does time activity such as reading and watching movies. But change her outfit first Nevertheless, at 55, she is rather she says the many benefits of regular exercise more unique. than make up for such small sacrifices. aren't alike Last summer. Irvine qualified for the Olympic trials One of the many benefits, she said, is that an exercise in the 50-and-older age division with her time of 2:51:01 routine makes her better able to deal with her job by On any given day In these at the California International Marathon. She was the relieving tension. United States, SO percent of the oldest woman in history to qualify for the trials, and "I deal a lot with school discipline. Stress just doesn't adult population is on a diet she currently holds all world track records for women take its toll the way it used to," she said. designed to lose weight. Almost between age 50 and 54. She also finds it easier to get up in the morning, all these dieters will lose weight Irvine was scheduled to speak in Clark, N J because running increases her energy level. "I didn't - then they will gain it back Saturday, at a seminar preceding a race sponsored by used to wake up ready for the day," she said, "but now again. Women on the Run, a women's active-wear company I'm ready to jump into my jogging shoes at 5 in the based in Greenville, S.C. The race was to be held Sunday morning." Why some people stay over- in Tamaques Park, Westfield, and was expected to draw There is one small drawback, she said: social life is weight despite a determined ef- approximately 2,000 runners. rather limited for marathon runners. "We're terrible as fort not to, and others can "eat A Dominican nun since 1947, Irvine began running at far as social life is concerned By ten o'clock at night ke a horse" and remain thin age 48 at the encouragement of her niece, who needed we run out of steam." But she still finds time for family remains a scientific mystery. a jogging partner. When she first began. Irvine didn't and friends Theoretically we all follow the think she was going to like it much. As for the other sisters in her convent, Irvine said laws of thermodynamics, they were curious at first, but never expected her to "energy in" minus "energy out" "It didn't look like fun - it looked like a lot of hard take up running in earnest Once she did, they were very equals "energy stored." But all work." she said. "But I loved the feeling of getting supportive, even when she must go away on speaking calories of energy going into the stressed and sweating." tours. lody are not alike. They are not Irvine spoke from her hotel room Friday afternoon, When she lectures. Irvine urges all men and women, bsorbed or stored or utilized in not long after slipping off a plane from California The young and old, to adopt a regular routine of aerobic Imilar fashion running nun is frequently a flying nun, as she appears exercise - not necessarily running - at least three for speaking engagements all over the United States times a week, to strengthen the heart and improve The energy these substances Once Irvine discovered she had talent, she worked her endurance generate has four components: way up to increasingly tough competitions. "My message is that you're never too old to start." 1) The resting metabolic rate Although she didn't make the Olympics. Irvine. she said Sister Marion Irvine RMRI This is the energy colt of being quietly at rest during the day; 21 The energy required by muscular work; 3) The food-induced The scary, deadly business of growing cancer hermogenesis I heat production I Digestion and storage of foods If MKKT FUM.0W anti-tumor drug adriamycin. the one requires energy Foods cause an The Associated Press that seemed to work well on ovarian ncrease in metabolism; thus cancers but in time was resisted, WASHINGTON - Cancer is grow- "kicked out" by cancer cells. burning up calories without any ing in Bob Ozols' office Not symboli- work output, cally, the real thing, cells multi- He got some tumor cells from a 4) Adaptive thermogenesis plying in a little oven: insidious, cancer patient. Through duplication This represents energy expended scary, deadly and manipulation, he reproduced in which yields heal but no work Ironically, perhaps, for something lab dishes some cells still sensitive This is apparently increased by so hard to stop in humans, cancer to the drug and then cells with physical training and a diet high isn t the easiest thing to grow But varying degrees of resistance Then n carbohydrates with painstaking care — "and he and others managed to grow some prudence. " he adds — Ozols and his in laboratory animals, noting a Stated simply, when combined aides manage to cultivate and rejection process "that implied a with exercise, foods can of them- harvest the disease that Americans membrane phenomenon " selves cause an increase In are said to fear most So they thought of trying calcium metabolism thus burning up Dr Robert Ozols — it rhymes with channel blockers — drugs that are calories without any work output "proposals" — is a researcher at the sometimes used in treatment of Further, carbohydrates and pro- National Cancer Institute heart disease and that are known to teins do this far better than fat He grows his cancer in little block exit channels through mem- The data emphasizes the im- dishes, taking apart the results cell brane shields. But not much is that portance of the composition of by cell simple in cancer experiments. our diets. Dietary fat can be He plays with cancer's compo- If the channel blocker could absorbed and entered into the fat nents, even building up its strength succeed in keeping the adriamycin stores at a metabolic cost of S as a way of searching for a means inside the cell membrane, defeating percent of ingested calories. To of producing and building up its the body's rejection efforts, would store carbohydrate requires eight enemies that make the tumor-fighting times that expenditure (23 per He tries new cures He celebrates adriamycin too effective, "make it cent of initial calories) So when patients' survival He watches kill all your normal tissues"? taken in excess, fat is much more people die He is one of thousands The answer, animal tests sug- fattening than carbohydrate Also fighting the much-publicized na- CULTIVATING CANCER - Dr Robert Ozols in little dishes and taking apart the results cell by gested, was no. the thermic effect of a meal Human tests were begun with high tional "war on cancer, ' now nearly inspects a tray of petne dishes at a laboratory at cell. He also tries new cures; celebrates patients' increases as the carbohydrates 15 years old hopes that there was "at least a Washington's National Cancer institute. Ozols and survival and also watches people die. chance we were getting at the are increased Protein makes War or not. the casualty figures his aides are cultivating and harvesting the disease mechanism of resistance." virtually no contribution to our are high and getting higher The There was some success, but there fat stores Almost 50 percent of American Cancer Society estimates using recombinant DNA " doing any good for you or not." was also another problem. The high its calories are used up by its nearly 1 million Americans will get For example, a few drugs have concentration of verapamil. the conversion and utilization in the cancer this year and about 460,000 But that doesn't mean all the been proven effective against often- When the answer is no, the news channel blocker being used, "started body will die. both figures up slowly but dollars and time can be thrown in fatal genital-area tumors, but a comes hard to cause heart problems and we consistently in recent years one direction critical drawback is the body's "One day it seems like there are We can conclude that the fat a lot of .options Then, to tell a backed off " About 125.000 of those deaths will People say there should be a insistence on expelling them after a stored in the body comes mainly polio-type effort in cancer, but that few months. He has struggled in a patient their cancer's come back, Suddenly, the end of the line? from fat Moreover, the be from lung cancer, and almost as that's difficult," he says. "Then they many from cancer of the colon and was different " because much more microscopic battle to stop that drug For ovarian cancer, maybe it is. metabolic consequences of was known about the viruses in- expulsion from the ovarian cancer crash." For now. dietary intake are determined other digestive organs, the society estimates Nearly 40.000 from breast volved in that disease during the cells of his female patients. Colleagues ask the researcher, But during this period it turned out primarily by carbohydrate and ultimately successful struggle to Another example: New drugs "How can you deal with cancer, the verapamil may be quite useful in protein The body can deal with cancer About 50.000 deaths from cancer in genital organs find a vaccine. " he says "In cancer using platinum seem to be effective depression, the death?" battling another well-known cancer excess carbohyrate and protein we don't know the ground rules yet — leukemia, Ozols says. That last group will include 11.600 against some genital cancers, such He says he'd be far more de- It has no mechanism, however, to to have a directed program ' as those of the testicles But when pressed working on some of their An opening for other researchers dispose of excess fat in our diet from ovarian cancer, less than 3 percent of the total but the main Ozols and others like him are female patients are gven a high specialties — such as chronic to explore. working to battle cancer on the front arthritis — which aren't life-threat- Born in Latvia. Ozols came to this Implications of these observa- focus of much of Ozols' recent enough dose of the drug to halt lines, taking what they know is ening but which have resisted effec- country in 1950, grew up in upstate tions are obvious Restriction ol research ovarian tumors, severe side effects incomplete research, fiddling with tive treatment. New York, and was doing post- energy intake is important, but Elsewhere at the government's harming their nervous systems tend it. adjusting it, testing the most "The thing about cancer is you can graduate biochemistry work at'the even more important Is the type National Cancer Institute just north to show up. promising experiments they can really make a very material dif- University of Rochester when he of energy taken in The low fat of the nation's capital, and in imagine on dying people who can't Ozols is 40. a blond six-footer who ference," he says. "Many of the "got more and more interested in high carbohydrate, moderate pro- laboratories and hospitals around wait for the cures that won't come smiles easily and often. patients who weren't cured years the medical aspects ' He eventually tein diet makes physiologic sense. the country, hundreds of millions of for years He talks of his work in a cramped ago are now Progress is substantial went into cancer research because it When we increase carbohydrate dollars are being spent not only on office at the end of his cramped lab and it's rewarding to see it. "seemed to have the potential for and protein in our diet, we the search for cures but on efforts to Dr Vincent DeVita. director of that takes up* a tiny portion of the combining lab work with clinical increase our energy loss in both find out on the most basic levels how Ozols is head of the experimental the cancer institute, recently told 12th floor in huge Building 10 that care... the opportunity to devise new the thermic energy of digestion cancer starts, grows, spreads — and therapeutic section of the institute's Congress that research in almost towers over the National Institutes medicine branch treatments and then go ahead and and the adaptive thermogenesis dies countless areas since 1971 has "led of Health campus in Bethesda. Md. In a way, cancer research is much He says he spends one-third of his try them." to unraveling the uncertainties of the Cancer patients who come to the time "intimately involved in patient Has dealing so closely with cancer We can also understand why more focused than it used to be. cancer process, so that today we institute know they are very ill; exercise now assumes an ex mostly because of technological care" and teaching, another third affected his feelings'' Does his work have a blueprint of the process often conventional treatment running his lab which is staffed by stay with him off the job'' tremely important role. Obvious- advances allowing scientists to itself" elsewhere has failed. But they also ly, it increases energy outpul research trainees, grad students and "Sure, but I don't dwell on it." he target antibodies against specific Even so. he didn't predict the know they'll get highly advanced, if through muscular energy It also the like, and the final third lecturing, says. cancers and to manipulate, repro- eradication of cancer before long, or still experimental, treatment. can increase the resting figuring details of experiment regi- Pressed, he adds that he doesn't duce and recombine the body's basic even eventually. Instead he talked of At the cost of further suffering — metabolic rate by increasing the mens and "trying to develop new smoke, making lung cancer much genetic material a goal — far from a certainty — of "chemotherapy isn't pleasant; lean muscle mass fat ratio in the treatment strategies." less likely, "and I eat lots of monoclonal antibodies, everyone is cutting the cancer death rate in half there's no doubt about it," says body As your percent body fal Such strategies don't just pop into vegetables." Sometimes, says Dr. Stefan in the next 15 years Ozols — they get three or four goes down, an increase in adap- your head, he says. New treatments And lots of bran to furnish the Vivona, the American Cancer So- months of intensive treatment. tive thermogenesis occurs, t Ozols. meanwhile, remains op- are based on old treatments, even fiber his institute recommends? "I ciety's vice president for research, it They're told. "At the end of that person with 10 percent body fat timistic about experiments in spite seemingly failed old treatments. can't face bran flakes in the morn- seems that "everybody is using time you'll know whether were may burn 500 more calories a day of only mixed success. Take his group's work with the ing," he says. than a person 30 percent body fat even though both have the ident ical work output. It is time we made the diet/exercise connection. That i He speaks regretfully and with experience the solution to losing weigh effectively — and the solution tc the even greater problem of no Dear Ann Landers: I have seen my wife on bow to avoid Irritating (under 6 years of age) bad dinner at has nothing to do with the policy of gaining it back. Just how and wh> myself In your column many times. me. She kept repeating, "It Is the diet/exercise connection I a nice restaurant. We are ac- restaurants. Some offer children s I am one of those men woo hit their normal for people to become angry." customed to going to eating places portions for half-price, others do not successful will occupy scientists wives. She never had to go to the She failed to point out thai what I for the next decade or more Ann Landers thai charge half-price for children's You should have checked before you hospital, bat I've given her many had been doing was wrong. portions. When we asked the went in. Fortunately, we need not wait black eyes, lamps, braises and loose Even If every explanation of its We are separated now, after three waitress if they would extend the If there is no such policy, it is teeth. out there whose husbands are abas- effect ends up being wrong, the years of counseling. I am praying same courteiy, she said, "Sorry, we possible to order one portion for two ing them. Get counseling at once. If important fact is that it works I don't know why I hit my wife that my wife will come back and don't do that here." children. Also, there is nothing he doesn't stop, leave. My wife took when I lost my temper. Maybe It Is give me another chance, uot for We ended up paying full price for wrong with asking for a doggie bag If you are one of those M too much for too long. — Regrets In because I saw my father bit my more of the same, but for a loving, the children's meals, most of which to take home leftovers This is done percent of Americans who an Oregon mother all the years I was growing mutually respectful relationship. they left on their plates. (The food in the most elegant restaurants and looking for the magic diet, here i Dear Oregon: Thank you for a up and got the Idea It Is OK to behave wasn't all that great.) Knowing that no one should feel embarrassed is. It has four basic requirements I am going to a different counselor letter that took a lot of courage to like that. million! of people are starving to about it. It Is low In fats, moderate i now and my eyes have been opened write. You sound sincere and con- death in other parts of the world, I Do yoa feel awkward, self-con- proteins, high In comple My wife and I sought the help of as to whose responsibility it Is to trite. I hope your wife will give you gel sick when I see food thrown oat. sdous — lonely? Welcome lo the carbohydrates and high in ex a psychotherapist to help tame the handle this problem. I would not another chance. You sound as if you Do you think we were treated club. There's help for you In Ann ercise — the low fat, moderate monster In me. It worked for a want my wife to come back unless are in control of yourself and that Landers' booklet, "The Key to protein, high comple: while, but I sensed something was I was sure I could treat her right. she no longer need worry about her fairly? Your opinion Is wanted. — Tyler, Texas Popularity." Send SO cents with your carbohydrate, high exercis wrong when the hitting didn't slop She has been through enough bell safety request and a long, stamped, self- weight reduction diet. and the counselor continued to already. < Dear Ann Landers: Last night my Dear Tyler: Hunger in the world addrened envelope to Ann Landers, devote moil of the hour to coaching I want to say a word to the women husband and I and our two children is heartbreaking, to be sure, but it P.O. Box 1199S. Chicago. III. 60611 >2A The BfgiiUr MONDAY. JULY 22. 1985

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COMICS 1 BB CLASSIFIED 9B Sports MONDAY. JULY 22, 1985 B Lyle slips past Stewart to win British Open title

SANDWICH. England (AP) - going American, was second alone approach and Graham was scores: Fuzzy Zoeller 71-286, Peter The turning point came on the 14th at 283 Stewart, playing about an bunkered. Instead of birdie, each Jacobsen 72-286. Gary Koch 69-286. green, where Sandy Lyle holed a hour in front of the other con- made a bogey. Ben Crenshaw 73-291. Andy Bean 74-291 long, long putt from the fringe for a tenders, made par on the last two That dropped them back into a tie birdie. holes — an extremely difficult task for third with American Mark Graham and Langer. three shots "I knew I was back in it Tears this windy day — to finish off a O'Meara. Christy O'Connor Jr. of clear of the field and apparently came to my eyes, " he said after round of 68. 2-under-par Ireland, and Jose Rivero of Spain poised for a two-man struggle when "III just sit back and see what O'Meara, once within one stroke the day's play began, opened the converting the momentum of that gates to the multiple-man scramble dramatic birdie into a one-stroke happens. " he said. of the lead, had no chance after a And it was with a certain fascina- bogey on the 17th and shot 72. when each played the first five holes victory yesterday in the 114th Brit- 3-over-par ish Open Golf Championship tion that he watched player after Rivero played the front in 31 and "A great honor," said Lyle. who player come to the finishing holes closed up with a 68. Kite, about that time, birdied the became the first Scot to win the with one of the world's great titles O'Connor, who simply could not par-3 third and fifth with 5-foot putts Open Championship since Tommy on the line, play their best shots and make a putt — the misses accom- and 2-putted for birdie-4 on the Armour in 1931. and the first British walk away with expressions of panied by sounds of Irish anguish seventh subject to take this national title strained frustration. rolling over the sand dunes — But Kite missed the green with since Tony Jacklin in 1969 Even Lyle was not exempt despite outstanding tee-to-green his second shot on the 10th. and the The Europeans have been com- On the 18th, when it appeared that play. He. too. once was within a ball kicked down a slope and ran far ing'on bit by bit." Lyle said "It was he needed a par to avoid a playoff, single stroke of the lead but. like the from the green. just a matter of time before a Brit Lyle missed the green to the left others, fell victim to the finishing with his second shot and then holes and came in with a 72 a few won." His chip didn't quite make it up I .vie. 27. came from three shots stubbed his chip, moving the ball moments after a streaker flashed only a few feet across the 18th green. the slope, lost momentum, and back with a closing round of par 70 trickled back into a bunker He blew He dropped to his knees, stared at — and was aided by the collapse of Tom Kite, still seeking the one the sand shot across the green, the ball for a moment, then buried would-be contenders and claimed major-tournament title he needs to chipped back and made a 6-footer his face in the grass and weeds the ancient title with a 282 total, two confirm his place in the game, once for double bogey, then had some But he got to his feet, missed the shots over par on the windswept led by two strokes words with marshals concerning the long putt for par and took a bogey Royal St George's links But Kite chopped up the 10th hole, scrambling, scurrying photogra- That got him in at 2-over-par and A pro since was in his teens, the one-putting for a double bogey, phers long-hitting Lyle twice led the eliminated Stewart played the back in 40 and dropped But David Graham, an Australian He really wasn't in contention British Order of Merit. He's won a out of contention with a 72 again dozen times around the world but now living in the United States, and has, from time to time, been Masters champion Bernhard Langer He tied at 285 with American DA Graham, back in the lead, sur- criticized for not achieving more of West Germany, the third round Weibring and Anders Forsbrand of rendered it with consecutive bogeys "I'm a professional player I have leaders and playing in the last group Sweden on the 15th. when he drove into a broad shoulders I take the beating on the course, still were very rrfuch Forsbrand matched par 70 and fairway bunker, and the 16th. from with the winning," he said, then in it. Weibring shot 71. a green side bunker flashed a boyish grin. Each had a chance — a very Defending champion Seve Lyle, who had scrambled out of "I've been a bridesmaid so often, longshot chance — to tie Ballesteros of Spain shot 73-292 various forms and degrees of dif- ASSOCIATED PRESS They went to the 18th. a 458-yard Tom Watson, a five-time winner of ficulty all day. got close with a 40- BRITISH WINNER - Sandy Lyle of Britain walks off of the 18th this is a great one to be the bride in. " he said "Pinch me I want to par-4 playing into the wind, needing this title, struggled to a 77 and a 294 foot putt from the fringe that found jrfen yesterday with a two-over par, 282 to win the 114th British be sure it's real ' a birdie to catch Lyle total PGA titleholder Lee Trevino the cup for a birdie on the 14th. and "pen by a stroke over American Payne Stewart at the Royal St It was But Langer. who had a horrible was 71-288 followed with a 10-footer on the 15th George's Goll Club in Sandwich, England Payne Stewart, a casual, easy- day. missed the green with his Some other leading American that gave him the lead Rumson's Rowe captures District Windsurfer crown

ly SPENCER ADIEU The Register SEA BRIGHT - Rumson's Allison Rowe once again took the Windsurfer District Eight Championships by storm and qualified for the 1985 Windsurfer North American Championships. The 19 year-old sailor won overall in the forty-sailor Women's Division just as she did in 1984 Eatontown's Brendan Kilpatrick placed third in the Men's Heavyweight Division. Competition involved over 100 competitors representing fleets on the East Coast from South Carolina to New York. Races on Friday, Saturday, and yesterday included slalom, triangle, long distance, freestyle, and beach- start races ASSOCIATED PRESS Sailors were split into weight SLIDING RBI — Keith Hernandez of the New York Braves during the third inning ot yesterday's game classes each of which had an Mets slides into second base head first as. the ball at Shea Stadium Hernandez got an RBI on the "A" and a "B'fleet. The two gets past shortstop Paul Zuvella of the Atlanta play. fleets divide the experienced racers from those who do not yet want to compete against high- caliber sailors. This inducement for the more inexperienced boardsailors is a common sight Foster's five RBI's blast at open windsurfer cham- pionship. Another common sight is the "simulator", a windsurfer on a Mets past Braves, 15-10 specially -designed revolving pedestal which sits on the beach and enables an instructor to Johnson's homer, his sixth, fol- NEW YORK I API - George 320 and hit 52 homers), but we teach a student fundamental lowed a two-out second inning walk Foster is not taking any credit for didn't win anything (Dale) Murphy techniques without the frus- to Foster. the New York victory parade that has had great years, also, but the tration of falling in the water. reached 15 for the month of July Braves haven't won anything. New York increased its lead to 4-1 when the Mets outlasted the Atlanta Neither did Montreal with Carter. on an RBI triple by Wally Backman. "You can learn how to wind- Braves 15-10 yesterday. "Our entire lineup is contributing who extended his hitting streak to 12 surf in two hours, but you can't THE REGISTER games, and a double by Hernandez Foster drove in five runs with a now and the way we're going, no learn how to sail in two hours," SURFIN U.S.A. — A participant in the Meyer's Rum-sponsored The Mets scored five times in the three-run homer and a double with team is going to be able to hold us Rowe said yesterday. Windsurfer Championships held this past weekend at the Sea Bright fifth inning, highlighted by Foster's two on He also had a single to go down. It was a just a matter of public beach manuevers his Windsurfer through the Olympic triangle breaking out of our slump and homer Hernandez and Darryl 3-for-3 and drew a pair of walks and "I learn the most when I course. scored three times getting it together We have done Strawberry drove runs with singles. compete. Its a lot of technique The Mets, 15-3 in July, set a club that." Murphy' homer and Rick Cerones and strength and balance and all. record of 31 runs in consecutive Howard Johnson hit a two-run but I think the most important Killeen, of Fair Haven, "Wind- at the Monmouth Boat Club in victories over Atlanta. They won homer in the second inning and had sacrifice fly got the Braves to within surfing has become a real spec- 10-15 knots of breeze yesterday •9-3 in the sixth inning. Harper's thing is time on the board," 16-4 Saturday, and the team batting three RBI: Hernandez had two Rowe explained. tator sport". average has climbed 12 points to doubles and a single and drove in three-run homer came after Glenn "We brought people from all Charlie Raynor and Brub 242 two runs Hubbard's RBI single to make it 9-7 "There's a lot more mech- Hance won in Woodpussies on in the seventh inning across the nation here." Wood Terry Leach. 1-0, in his third anics in sailing than in wind- the Navesink. Despite the victory, the Mets still The Mets countered with four in said. "It had to create a lot of major league start and his first surfing," according to District publicity for Sea Bright." remained one-half game behind St since 1982, was the winner. The 31- the bottom of the seventh with MBC will be representing the Louis in the National League East Eight Chairman Chris Wood, of The regatta was sponsored by yar-old right-hander pitched six Foster's two-run double. Pinch- entire region at the I'nited The Cardinals pulled out a 4-2, 10- hitter Kelvin Chapman drove in Rumson. Meyer's Rums, as are all Wind- innings and allowed three runs on States Yacht Racing Union inning victory at Los Angeles. another with a single surfer regattas, as well as many six hits and two walks. "With a Windsurfer it's just semi-finals if the team of Matt Foster is hitting .368 !26-for71) local businesses, including Pascual Perez, 1-8, continued Washington hit a two-run homer the boom, the board, and you," Smith and Karin and Elisa over the last IB games, and in the Bahr's and Moby's restaurants last 10 of thos* t*S driven in 15 runs winless in four lifetime starts in the eighth inning, making the he explained. Verkooyen can win the Sears and local radio station FM 106.3. while hitting three homers. against the Mets as he allowed score 13-9, but the Mets came back All sailboards have the same elimination championships seven runs on the same number of with two more in the bottom half of "All of that is nice," stated the basic design, but the Windsurfer TWIN RIVERS RACING tomorrow in Barnegat Bay. Amy veteran outfielder, "but I'm not hits in 4 2-3 innings. the inning on fielding errors by Lawser and Donna Kuhl won the shortstop Paul Zuvella and third is the most popular of all. In other sailing, Steven doing this by myself. You need guys Dale Murphy hit a solo homer in Bemis doublehanded set while the sixth inning for his 24th and baseman Bob Homer, an RBI single "A boardsailing regatta is Franks aced the Fair Haven on base to make things happen Laser World Championship level Guys like Keith (Hernandez), Gary Terry Harper hit a two-run homer In by Gary Carter and Johnson's really pretty, it's a lot nicer than River Rats sunfish fleet to take competitor Susan Lawser took (Carter) and Darryl (Strawberry) the seventh, his ninth, as the Braves sacrifice fly ' a bunch of white sails," said the last two races of the first have to be hitting too. . Scored four times. Claudell Wash- Cerone hit an RBI double in the Rowe. summer series. the singlehanded Smyth quarter- "My best year statistic wise was ington had three hits, including a ninth to give the Braves their 10th "Regular sailing seems bor- Denis Farley and Walt Colan- final eliminations at Shrewsbury with Cincinnati (1977 when he batted two-run homer, a triple and a single run. ing," said non-competitor Leslie tuono each took a Lightning race Sailing and Yacht CLub. 2B The Register MONDAY. JULY 22, 19B5 SPORTS BRIEFS Yanks, Niekro Pass leads Pine Belt in JSBL EPTUNE - Flip Williams and also had nine rebounds. canned a 28-foot, three-point Tonight's doubleheader is Nshot at the buzzer and for- crucial to the playoff situation. top Minnesota mer Monmouth College standout East Coast Computers plays Rich Pass ingnited for 41 points Ultimate at 7:30 and Pine Belt to lead Pine Belt Chevrolet (5-61 years and 75 days. squares off against Staten Island MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Phil "These guys (the writers) have to a 108-105 victory over Larson Bars in the nightcap. Niekro had seen a lot of things Ford (6-6) last night in the Jersey been wanting to write about that for Three teams are tied for third happen in his career but never has a month now," said Yankee Man- Shore Summer Basketball he seen such confidence flowing in League at the Headliner place with 6-6 marks while Pine ager Billy Martin. "They have it all Belt is one behind, should Pine the clubhouse before the game. written up like an obituary." Free throws by Ken Webb and Belt win, they would almost be "There is a fever in the Although Niekro failed to get the Boo Bowers tied the game for assured of the final playoff spot. clubhouse, ' said Niekro after pitch- shutout, he lifted his career record larson in the last minute before ing the New York Yankees to a 5-2 Williams last-second heave. HIM ••« CMvroM (1M> to 293-246. "He'll get his 300 R*h PMI 16 5 41. Karl Towni fl I IT, Grag victory over the Minnesota Twins (wins)," said Twins Manager Ray Williams finished with 13 Maiuflhlm 4 i 9, Flip Williams e I 13. Barlow yesterday. "Guys are walking points. 13 assists and eight steals. Taylor 5 ?3 13. Dava Harrington 10 2. flicri Qrovaa Miller, "He's a master of psy- 0 0 0. Farnanoo Saunoarl 5 2 12. TOTALS 47 13 around pumping everybody up chology. He does the little things at League-leading rebounder Karl 106 before the game. It's like a nice Towns, also a former Hawk, Una* Fora iioa, the right times to win ballcames ' Kan VVabb 16 4 36. Tom Brown 8 0 16. Boo Hurt disease. I don't think I've ever seen Frank Viola, 10-8, went 7 2-3 pulled down 11 boards and 2 0 4. Ron Bryant 1 0 2. Dan L woman 0 0 0. Kavin so much confidence in a team before Monioa 7 0 14 Joa Artima I 0 2. Boo Bowan 14 innings and took the loss. Barlowe Taylor grabbed eight in a game." 3 31. TOTALS 49. 7 105 Rickey Henderson led off the addition to his 23 points. •*» lafl CXavrotel 11 » II 10 - 1M Except for serving up a hanging Webb led Larson with 36 points Laraor. Fo.0 10 M IT M game with the first of his four knuckleball to Kent Hrbek for a walks, but was forced out by Willie home run in the eighth inning. Randolph. Don Mattingly hit a Wall snaps Pt. Pleasant win streak Niekro had his knuckeball dancing grounder to first baseman Mike in front of the frustrated Twins' Stenhouse, whose wide throw to hitters as he won his 293rd career second pulled shortstop Greg Gagne OINT PLEASANT - Jersey In other games Ocean and game. Shore Baseball League reg- Monmouth Beach split a double off the base for an error. Gagne ular season champion Point header with Ocean winning the "(Catcher) Ron Hassey really tried to relay the ball back to first, P but his throw hit second base umpire Pleasant 126-4) had its eight- first game, 7-2, and Monmouth liked the screwball today. " Niekro Tim McClelland's arm and sailed game win streak snapped by taking the nightcap, 7-5. said after scattering seven hits Wall. 12-9. Friday, but came back over first base, for another error, "The knuckleball was working very allowing Randolph to reach third. with three wins against Man- Freehold (17-10) is in second well They knew I was getting three alapan (10-1, 19-5 and 6-2) over place followed by Colts Neck- or four pitches over The only Dave Winfield then hit a 456-foot the weekend Marlboro 117-13). Wall (17-14), knuckleball that I threw that I knew home run to left, his 12th of the Point Pleasant will represent Monmouth Beach (11-17), Ocean was going to give me a battle was season (10-19) and Manalapan 14-24). » the league in the annual the one I threw to Hrbek. " He said A double by Mattingly, an error Bridgeton Eastern States Invita- The league ends regular season "As soon as I threw it I knew he had play next Sunday. by second baseman Tim Teufel and tional Aug. 17. to hit it." a sacrifice fly by Andre Robertson Hrbek s home run spoiled made it 4-0 in the third, and the Niekro's attempt for his 45th career Rumson-F.H. sets physical dates Yankees scored their final run in the ASSOCIATEO PRESS shutout and would have made him eighth when Robertson doubled off TWINS EVERYWHERE - Ken Griffey ol the New York Yankees is UMSON - Rumson-Fair the schedule, according to Ath- the oldest pitcher 146 years. Ill Viola and came home on Bobby the center ol attention in this first-mnmg rundown yesterday in Haven Regional High School letic Director Gerry Matthews days) to ever throw a shutout Meacham's bloop single off Frank Minnesota. Twins first baseman Mike Stenhouse, left, and shortstop Rwill give its physicals for fall Medical History forms, available Satchel Paige owns the record at 46 Eufemia. Greg Gagne (31) pursue. sports on the following dates: in the school office, must be Tuesday • boys, 6 p m. - 9; completed and brought to the Wednesday - boys, 6 p.m - 7:30; physicals Athletes who are un- girls, 7:30 - 9; July 30 - girls, 6 abel to attend the above dates p.m - 9 will be responsible to get a No other dates will be added to private examination Clark wins Boston Five Classic

DANVERS. Mass. (API - Judy Clark fought off a stiff challenge from Donna Caponi in yesterday's SAILING final round to win the Boston Five Classic by three strokes and notch her first victory in her eight years FAIR HAVEN RIVER RATS on the LPGA tour Sanderling 14) Clark, runner-up last Sunday in Handicap (I) Race 1-1 John Simpson. 2 Race 1 • 1 Dave Muir (Rhodes the US Women's Open, had a 1- Santo Pezzutti. 3 Don Johnson under-par 71 yesterday and finished 19i. 2 Ravi Subramanian Race2-1 Pezzutti, 2. Johnson, i Laser i. 3 Terry Spencer iDay the tournament at 8-under 280 3 Simpson Caponi. who has won 24 tour- Sailer i SHREWSBURY SAILING AND Race 2 • 1 Spencer, 2 Scott naments but none since her 1981 YACHT CLUB victory here, began the day tied for Robinson i Laser i, 3 Muir Cornel Suofiih fourth, five strokes off Clark's lead Race 1 • 1 Dave Whittle. 2 She shot a final-round 69 on the par Race 1 - 1 Steven Franks. 2 Neils Johnson. 3 Bruce Miller Dick Plum. 3 Peter Iserloth. 72, 6.-008-yard Tara Ferncroft Race 2 - 1. Whittle, 2 Rob course and ended at 283 Race 2 -1 Franks, 2 Iserloth. Stephan. 3 Johnson 3. Plum Jane Geddes. who had two double Laser bogeys in the first 11 holes, finished MONMOUTH BOAT CLUB Race 1-1 Pete Munger, 2 strongly with birdies at the 15th and Lightning (9) John Martin. 3. Bill Simes 18th holes to shoot a 70 and tie Race 1-1 Denis Farley, 2 Race 2-1 Munger. Dean Apy, Caponi for second place Tony Fink, 3 Patrick F 3 Simes The outcome still was in doubt Corr Blue Jay until Clark birdied the par 4. 321- Race 2 -1 Walt Colantuono. 2 Race 1 - 1 John Clevenger, 2 yard 17th hole for the final three- Jack Huntsman. 3 Larry Colan- Dave Nadler, 3 Tucker stroke margin tuono Snedeker Muffin Spencer-Devlin shot 68 Race 2-1. Clevenger, 2. Sunday came in fourth at 284. Albacore Snedler. 3. Nadler matching her best previous finish of Race 11 Doug Marsh. 2 Day Sailors the year Beth Daniel, who had a 70. Charlie Roden Race 1 - 1 Bill Irvin. 2 Rob was fifth at 285 Kline. Race 2 - same Clark, the fourth first-time win- Race 2 • Same order Woodpussy (7) ner in the six-year history of the Race 1-1 Charlie Raynor, 2 Sanderling Boston Five, picked up the $33,750 Brub Hance. 3 Jack Kline Race 1-1. Dick Travis, 2. Doug winner's prize of the 1225.000 total Race 2-1 Hance. 2 Raynor. Stives. 3. Jim Widdis. purse. 3. George Whitney Race 2-1 Travis, 2 Don The 35-year-old Akron. Ohio, Blue Jay Martin, 3 Widdis. native has improved her winnings Race 1-1 Matt Smith, 2 Turnabout each year on the tour. She began the Cynthia Boyd Race 1-1 Jean Torbet, 2 Jed Boston Five in ninth place on this Race 2 • same Clevenger year's list and boosted her earnings Race 2 - Same order. to a career-high 1143.756 The victory capped an amazing comeback by Clark, who shot a 75 in McNulty captures event the first round and was tied for 61st But she rebounded with a 66 Friday ASSOCIATED PRESS to jump into a tie for fifth, three SWEET VICTORY — Judy Clark of Jupiter, Fla Classic in Danvers. Mass., for her firsl-ever LPQA half-mile on wet sand. reacts after sinking her putt on the 18th green AVON BY THE SEA, N.J. strokes behind second-round leader tour win. Clark shot an 8-under par 280 lor the title. This was McNulty's third vic- Rosie Jones. Clark had 68 Sunday for yesterday as she won the Boston Five LPGA (API - Osh McNulty of Sandy tory in as many years. Hook captured top honors in the a 7-under-par 209 and her four-stroke Heather Gibbons, 13, of Fair bulge over Jones and Geddes Run-Swim-Run event here at the Haven, took top honors in the came when she chipped in from 25 that point. Clark led Caponi by four strokes consecutive day But she gave the Garden State Games on yester- women's division with a time of feet after her approach shot went to But if Caponi used the front nine after both birdied the 337-yard stroke back with a bogey on the next day, finishing the course in 8 10.21. the right of the green to rice right up to Clark's heels, minutes and 39 seconds. fourth hole Sunday Then Caponi, hole The Sandy Hook Lifeguards Clark struggled to save a par 4 on Clark used the back nine to kick The contestants had to run on fifth on the career earnings list but that hole when her second shot Clark and Caponi each parred the captured the men's team title, aside that threat 15th hole and bogeyed the 16th, dry sand for a half-mile, swim while the women's team title was only 67th this year, put on her stopped 15 feet in front of the green. 220 yards and emerge from the charge. They both parred the 10th, 11th leaving the lead at two strokes. won by Derry City, Northern Caponi made the turn at 4-under- and 12th holes before Clark opened Atlantic Ocean to run another She birdied the 170-yard sixth hole par 31 and was 6 under for the But Clark finished off the Ireland up more daylight when she birdied and the 380-yard ninth. The latter tournament. Clark was 8 under at challenge of the 21-year tour veteran the 13th hole, a par 5. for the second with her birdie at the 17th

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started the fifth inning after Jim 1983, and his first ever batting left- TORONTO (CP) - Damaso Gar- Clancy was forced to leave the game handed. cia is an oft-maligned leadoff hitter with a neck cramp, improved his "He hung a slider," Tolleson said. for the Toronto Blue Jays, his record to 6-0. He worked three "I saw him shake two pitches off, so detractors arguing that he too often innings, giving up one run on four I figured that it wasn't going to be swings at first pitches and draws too hits. a fastball. I didn't know what he'd few walks throw, but I was ready to adapt to All of which might be true, but Brewers 5, Marinen 4 an off-speed pitch. there's no argument with his pro- MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee re- "It was certainly unlikely. I don't duction this season with men in liever Bob Gibson is getting used to even remember my last home run." scoring position. tense moments on the mound. Many of his teammates were "I think I cut down on my swing Gibson held the Seattle Mariners giving Tolleson a good-natured rib- and stay more within myself when to only one hit over the last three bing about the homer. Manager there's runners on." Garcia said innings to help the Brewers take a Bobby Valentine even got in on the yesterday after he highlighted Tor- victory. fun. onto's five-run seventh inning with a "Pressure is part of the game "Was I surprised? I was surprised two-run single that helped carry the you've got to deal with," said that it went into the upper deck," Blue Jays to an 11-4 rout of the Gibson, who earned his seventh save Valentine said with a chuckle. "And Oakland As "I think I concentrate in relief of starter Ray Burrls. "I've when he slid into second, I figured more in that situation." been in situations like that before." Wayne was surprised, too." In 83 at-bats with runners in "You just got to make your pitch Toby Harrah's pinch single drove scoring position this season, Garcia and get them out. I feel really in the tying run in the inning, setting has collected 30 hits for a .362 confident out there. I've got a good up the Tolleson heroics. average. defense behind me, and I just got to "That was really great," Valen- Jesse Barfield ignited Toronto's get the ball across the plate." tine said. "We kept putting guys in, other key rally, a four-run surge in Gibson, a starter most of his trying to win it, and we did. It took the first, with a two-run double. career, finished with two walks and IS innings before they took one away "Whenever a pitcher gets behind three strikeouts. from us Saturday night. on you, you've got to make him pay The Mariners still made it dif- "Guys are picking each other up. ASSOCIATED PRESS for it," said Barfield, who also ficult on Gibson. They got runners We're stealing bases, scoring runs SAFE IN A CLOUD — Lou Whitaker of the Detroit day with the Rangers. Catcher Geno Petralli ol the scored a pair of runs "After the on first and second with one out in with two outs. That the kind of way we've been playing, this game the seventh inning, but Alvin Davis Tigers scores-on a sacrilice lly from teammate Rangers waits for the throw. atmosphere we're trying to create Barbero Garbey during third-inning action yester- was a definite confidence-builder hit into a double play. around here." "We can't afford to be dwelling on In the ninth inning, leadoff hitter The Tigers had taken a 5-4 lead on mistakes we've made in other Dave Henderson drove a 1-2 pitch Kirk Gibson's three-run homer In successful "hidden ball" trick in season, and yesterday's game was to the opposite field. Manager Earl games We've got to try and and over the center-field fence before the fifth and Detroit brought on less than three full major league no exception as they needed a solo Weaver of the Baltimore Orioles gain some ground before we start Gibson retired the next three bat- reliever Bill Scherrer to replace seasons. homer by Tony Bernazard in the top thought it was only poetic justice. playing the other East clubs again " ters. starter Walt Terrell to start the Doug DeCinces, who had four of the 10th inning to lift them past "Eddie got the same kind of hit to The Blue Jays led 9-3 when they "He was either going to win that ninth. consecutive hits, doubled and Bob the Chicago White Sox win the game that I Willie I Wilson game or lose it." Milwaukee Man- added a pair of runs in the eighth Alan Bannister led off with a Boone walked. Dick Schofield flied "We can make it exciting, can't got to tie it." Weaver said after ager George Bamberger said of against Steve Mura on Lloyd pinch-single and was sacrificed to to left-fielder Jim Rice, who fired to we?" said Cleveland Manager Pat Murray's two-run double with the Gibson. "It was his game Moseby's run-scoring double and second by Curtis Wilkerson Harrah Barrett in a vain attempt to double Corrales, after his team broke a bases loaded snapped a seventh- pinch -hitter Al Oliver's infield hit. Seattle also missed a scoring greeted Lopez with a pinch-single, DeCinces at second five-game losing streak and a string inning tie and gave the Orioles With Toronto leading 4-3 in the opportunity in the sixth inning with tying the score, and Tolleson won it Then came the old con game of 14 straight losses at Comiskey victory over the Kansas City seventh. Gary Allenson led off with the bases loaded and two outs. But by parking a 3-2 pitch in the right Barrett kept the ball tucked from Park Royals. second baseman Jim Gantner view in his glove and went to his Chicago had tied the score 3-3 in a single nil Bill Krueger. 7-9. and field seals "That's the irony I. liked," pinch-runner Manny Lee took third leaped high to grab pinch-hitter Ken usual second base position. Right- the bottom of the ninth on pinch- Phelps line drive. Red Sox 8, Angels 4 Weaver said. "We see other guys on a double by Tony Fernandez BOSTON (AP) - Rich Gedman hander Al Nipper went up on the hitter Oscar Gamble's grounder that "The key to the game was inside-out the ball and hit the chalk against reliever Keith Atherton went 4-for-4 with a homer, a triple mound, but was careful to avoid skipped over Bernazard s head at Gantner's catch." Bamberger said line, so it's a good feeling when you Garcia then lined a single past and two singles and drove in three standing on the rubber second for a single. "That was an anxious moment." "We haven't hit many balls that do it. For once, we didn't have to hit Oakland's drawn-m infield. The hit runs as the Boston Red Sox beat the "I don't think many people knew the ball out of the park." gave Garcian a career-high 47 runs The Mariners left six runners on California Angels that Barrett still had the ball." take a bounce like it did for base — five in scoring position. batted in this season The Blue Jays Then, like most of his teammates Gedman said "I thought at the time Gamble." said Corrales. whose Murray said he wasn't sure what added three more runs in the Raifert 7, Tigers i and the Angels, he spent a great deal that Nipper was the only one who team has the worst record in kind of 2-2 pitch he hit from reliever seventh on a sacrifice fly by George DETROIT — Texas second of time talking about second knew he had it. but I guess Glenn baseball. Mike LaCoss. but contended that Bell, an RBI double by Barfield and baseman Wayne Tolleson surprised baseman Marty Barrett's "hidden {HoffmanI did. too." Rich Thompson. 3-3, ex- wasn't unusual. Willie I'pshaw's single off Curt everybody — Including himself — ball" trick. •When DeCinces strayed off sec- perimented for the first time with a "You'd be surprised how many Young when he belted a two-run homer that With Boston ahead 6-2 and one out ond. Hoffman broke behind him and sidearm pitching delivery, and guys don't know what they hit. at Lloyd Moseby doubled home lifted the Rangers to a victory over in the California sixth, Barrett, took Barrett's throw, applying a tag pitched 2 1-3 innings of two-hit ball least, I don't." Murray said. "I think another Toronto run in the eighth the Detroit Tigers described by Detroit Manager for the third out. to get the victory. it was a slider and probably in, but and then scored on a single by Al The ninth-inning shot off reliever Sparky Anderson as a throwback to Indians 4, White Sox 3 Orioles 6, Royals 4 I'm not sure It wasn't quite as hard Oliver Aurelio Lopez was the switch-hitting fiery Eddie Stanky. wiped out an CHICAGO — Victories don't come BALTIMORE - When Eddie as the rest, and it moved one way Reliever Dennis Lamp, who Tolleson's first homer since Aug. 17. Angels' scoring threat with his third easy for the Cleveland Indians this Murray sliced his game-winning hit or the other " Reds slip past Phillies, Cards win to stay up on Mets the eighth on successive singles by the bottom of the inning when Dan doesn I mnean I'm completely out of Giants 2, Cubs 1 It dropped for an 85-foot, run- CINCINNATI (API - Dave pinch hitters Terry Whitficld and Driessen walked and came around the woods yet " SAN FRANCISCO - Turnabout scoring single, triggering the vic- Parker, acquired by the Cincinnati Enos Cabell and a run scoring single on Terry Francona's single and Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tan- was fair play for the San Francisco tory. Reds as a free agent in 19(3. by Steve Sax Herman Winningham's sacrifice fly ner said Tunnell did something Giants in a over the Chicago Cubs "It was a communication prob- restated his value to the team with Reliever Ken Dayley replaced Montreal made it 3-2 in the fifth Sunday he wasn't doing ealier in the The Cubs were winners by the lem, ' Sandberg said. "I saw Leon a two-run homer that gave the Reds Kurt Kepshire and kept the go-ahead on a sacrifice fly by Brooks, but the year same score Saturday when battling the sun and I yelled you a 7-6 comeback victory over the run from scoring by getting Mariano Astros got the run back in the sixth "He got the ball over the plate and centerfielder Dan Gladden mis- have it.' He thought I said I've got Philadelphia Phillies Duncan to ground into a double play when pinch-hitter Jerry Mumphrey he wasn't behind on the hitters, judged a deep drive by Larry Bowa it.' And he moved out of the way ' Parker, who had hit into a double and pinch hitter Bill Russell to pop delivered a sacrifice fly Davis Tanner said "Today he was able to that went for a run-scoring triple The Giants took their 1-0 lead off play with one out in the fifth inning out opened the eighth with his third get his breaking ball over with Bowa then scored the eventual Larry Gura, 0-3, as David Green led to kill a budding Heds rally, made Rookie Vince Coleman started the homer of the year, putting Houston consistency." winning run off with a single and went to second up for it when he belted reliever Don Cardinals two-run first inning with a on top 5-2 and ending Montreal The Padres had won three in a on Bill Laskey's one-out sacrifice Carman's fastball into the rightfield On Sunday, with a runner on single and stole second, his 65th of reliever Tim Burkes scoreless row, failing to take advantage of a Gladden then hit the pop fly. seats after Pete Rose's two-out second base and two outs in the fifth the season After Ozzie Smith string of 23 2-3 innings Los Angeles loss Sunday to remain The Giants added a run in the single in the seventh inning. Cubs' second baseman Ryne grounded out. Tommy Herr singled Scott gave up three hits, walked one-half game behind the Dodgers in sixth on Leonard's one-out homer, Sandberg and first baseman Leon It was the 11th game-winning hit to left to score Coleman Jack Clark four and struck out two before the National League West his 10th of the season Durhan lost Gladden s infield pop in this season and the 17th homer for then hit an infield single to send Frank DiPino took over at the start Laskey, 3-11, lasted seven innings the sun. Parker, who hit 16 last year for Herr to second, and Herr scored on of the sixth inning. DiPino allowed The Pirates scored their first but was lifted in the eighth Cincinnati He said he anticipated Willie McGee's double to center Mitch Webster's fourth homer of the three runs in the second inning the fastball he hit Clark was thrown out at the plate in year, a two-run shot in the ninth Padres starter Eric Show, 7-7. "He came in a couple of times a violent collision with Dodgers Pirates S, Padres 2 walked leadoff batter Bill Madlock with it. " Parker said of Carman "I catcher Mike Scioscia on the play SAN DIEGO - It's been a long Doug Frobel doubled Madlock to Bay mar Farms figured they were going to do that " Scioscia was carried off the field time, more than a year in fact, third, and Sammy Khalifa hit a two- A Summtr Full of Fna...0a A fforw f, Carman said he has had success on a stretcher. A preliminary exam- between victories for Pittsburgh run double for a 2-0 lead. Khalifa H4KB0K KIUD-H4RLBORO in getting Parker out with breaking came in on Junior Ortiz's single to ination indicated Scioscia sustained Pirates pitcher Lee Tunnell. but his 591-9600 pitches, but decided to try and a concussion He was to be hospital- string of 11 consecutive losses right surprise him with a fastball ized overnight for observation finally ended Pittsburgh added two more in the •SUMMER HORSEMANSHIP PROGRAM* "It's like anything else You Scioscia's replacement, Steve "I knew I could still pitch." said ninth on RBI singles by Jason A FEW OF THE THINGS THEY'LL DO... throw a fastball and get him out, it's Yeager, ^ot an infield single in the Tunnell, 1-6, who shut out the San Thompson and Madlock, and a good pitch. ' Carman said "You second to score Greg Brock with the Diego Padres on five hits through Carmelo Martinez hit a two-run throw one and he hits it out of the Dodgers' first run. Brock led off the six innings to record his first win homer, his ninth, to chase park, it's a mistake " WE CNROU. ONLY second with a single, took second since June 2, 1984 John Candelena Candelaria in the ninth. 20 CMILOMN A WUK After the game, the Reds an- when Mike Marshall fouled out to and Cecelio Guante went the rest of Tunnell allowed five hits, walked nounced they have reactivated right and wound up at third on Len the way to nail down the victory and none and struck out one before Jim 2*5 Urn AUQU* ZM catcher Dave Van Gorder. who was Matuszek's groundout end a five-game Pirates losing Candelaria took over, to start the placed on the disabled list when he The Dodgers loaded the bases streak seventh Guante got the final two fractured his left thumb in a July 6 with one out in the ninth but failed "It was just a matter of things outs game at Philadelphia The Reds said •••—•——•• •••••••—••! to score when Lahti fanned pinch- going my way, I guess, " added the The victory was Pittsburgh's first they opened a roster spot for Van hitter Pedro Guerrero, making his softspoken Tunnell. "But this at San Diego Gorder by placing ailing pitcher first appearance since he was j Here's how to subscribe | Frank Paslore on the 15-day dis- sidelined with back spasms on July abled list, retroactive to July 17 10, and retired Cabell on a force out. S to The Register: Rose went one for three to draw Astros i, Expos 4 within 34 hits of breaking Ty Cobb's I DDaily & Sunday $1 35 DDaily $1.00 OSunday $ 35 MONTREAL - Houston Astros career record of 4.191 Rose also PHONE drew his 1.500th career walk in the Manager Bob Llllis feared the worst NAME . when Hubie Brooks of Montreal fifth inning He has 50 walks this ADDRESS- season and is 11th on the all-time Expos lofted a fly ball to the fence in the ninth Inning. walk list behind Lou Gehrig's 1,508 TOWN STATE/ZIP- Philadelphia had taken a 6-5 lead "At first. I thought the ball was clip and mall coupon lo: in the top of the seventh on Glenn going out of the park," said Lillis. For homt dtlivary call: "The way things have been going for The Register Wilson's ninth homer of the season, One Register Plaza 542-8880 Bo Diaz's triple and John Russell's us, I thought. 'Oh no, not again!' " The Astros held their 5-4 lead to Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 single off relievers Bob Buchanan ATTN Circulation Dtp! and John Franco, 8-1 end a six-game losing string as Brooks' drive to the left-field fence Cardinals 4. Dodgers 1 came within a whisker of being a LOS ANGELES - Pinch-hitter three-run homer. Steve Bruan hit a two-run homer, his first of the season, in the 10th "I thought the ball was out of-the inning to break a 2-2 tie, and the St park, too," said Montreal Manager Louis Cardinals held on for a victory Buck Rodgers. "This team hasn't George Wall over the Los Angeles Dodgers. quit all year, so why should they start now?" The victory enabled St. Louis to Lincoln Mercury "We needed this game, " said the retain its half-game lead over the Astros' Jose Cruz. "We scored five New York Mets in the National runs - and the way Mike Scott was Is America's League East The Dodgers, who had pitching, it looked like it would be won the first three games of the easy But that sure changed in the Limousine series, managed to stay one-half ninth ' game ahead of the San Diego Padres Scott pitched the first five in- Center... in the National League West. nings, allowing three hits. He com- After the Cardinals got out of a bined with three relievers for the baes-loaded jam with one out in the Lincoln Limousin* In Stock) victory. Glenn Davis drove in two America Limo Center" now has in stock tor immediate delivery |t» following 1985 Lincoln ninth, pinch-hitler Terry Pendleton runs with a single and a homer for led off the 10th with a double off Moloney Limousines by Moloney Coach builders: the Astros. 1985 46" Flagship, maroon w/ maroon cloth Int., center console reliever Tom Niedenfuer, 4-3. After The Astros, who entered the game 1985 48 Grand Flagship, maroon w/maroon leather int, center console. Darrell Porter popped out, Braun, with only one run scored in their 1985-50" Flagship, dark charcoal metallic w/charcoal cloth int.. corner console batting for winning pitcher Jeff 1985 50" Flagship, dark blue w/ blue cloth Int. corner console previous 43 innings, got a run in the 7 more coming within the next 2 weeks. Lahti. homered into the right-field third on Bill Doran's two-out RBI seats. Ml can aqulppad wtth V-l. Mo Irm. WS. P/fl dMM Mi com) w/MOVM rotr cwwrol Ovtdw window. Ml. TV. single off Mickey Mahler, 1-4. It iMncom lyttwn. cryjw (Ncanwi. privacy guu CHI ui todaytar ou r oreallart buy or lona prtctl UHnflwtl Lahti, 1-0. was the fourth Cardinal scored Mark Bailey, who had good lowctton d mm llmoi In itock for ImMdlm doUvtry TNI waofc MHy FflCE 5 r unMmrK mlMOt WV'Mtfy pitcher. Bob Forsch, the sixth St. Inchjdod walked and taken second on a wild ASSOCIATED PRESS Louis pitcher, got the final out for pitch. TAKE THAT — First baseman Jack Clark ot the St. Louis Cardinals his second save as the Dodgers once Call today md ask for Nttti Rittir Davis and Dickie Thon singled (22) hits Los Angeles Dodgers' catcher Mike Scioscia. left, in the lace again loaded the bases, this time home runs to widen Houston's lead with two out, but were unable to during a collision at home plate during yesterday's game at Dodger to 3-0 in the fourth before the Expos Stadium. Scioscia was knocked unconscious and removed from the GEORGE WALL LINCOLN-MBRCURY score. got one back against Scott. 9-4. in The Dodgers tied the score 2-2 in game. SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY 747-5400 48 Thr Hi-)|i»lf r IY, JULY 22, 1985 Noah upsets top-seeded Connors in D.C. Bank Tennis Classic

service winners, kept Connors from first ever between the longtime Ingaramo, who beat his idol WASHINGTON (AP) - Frances using his most potent weapon, the friends. Jaite used a steady fore- Argentine Guillermo Vilas in a two- Yannick Noah, ending five-years of service return. hand and backhand passing shots to hour match Saturday night, ad- frustration, defeated top-seeded In the second set the two had defeat Ingaramo, who was attempt- mitted the match had taken much Jimmy Connors last night, 6-4, 3-6, traded two service breaks as Con- ing to reach a tournament final for out of him. 6-2, to advance to the finals of the nors enjoyed a four games to three the first time in his three years i" "I didn't have enough time to rest $200,000 DC National Bank Tennis lead In the eighth game of the set, a professional. and I was quite tired in the third set Classic. Noah's reliable serve abandoned A finalist last week at the U.S. today," he said. Noah, seeded third, will face 11th- him. Connors, taking advantage of Pro Championships at Brookline. Ingaramo and Jaite, roomates on seeded Martin Jaite of Argentina, four second serves, won the game Mass., Jaite advanced to the cham- the tour, spent much of Saturday who outlasted fellow countryman for a 5-3 lead. He then held serve to pionship round here by defeating night talking about their upcoming Marcelo Ingaramo earlier yester- win the set. Peru's Jaime Ycaca and Pablo match. day. 6-4, 5-7, 6-2. Noah, who earlier Arraya, Czechoslovakia's Libor "It was very exciting, first beat- this year won the Italian Open on In the decisive third set, Noah Pimek and Ingaramo. ing Vilas and then having to play clay, will be vying for his second broke Connors in the fourth game Martin." Ingaramo said. "I couldn't and then held serve in a game On Sunday, Jaite won the pivotal sleep much, and we stayed up until title of the year tonight. ninth game of the first set to take The loss marked the eighth time featuring three successive aces to 3 o'clock playing cards. build a 4-1 lead. a 5-4 lead. Ingaramo, who had this year Connors has reached the Before they went to bed, In- Connors, visibly upset and argu- battled back to deuce from 1540, semifinals without coming away garamo said each wished the other ing with the umpire on the validity made two unforced errors to drop with a tournament championship good luck and vowed to remain good of the final ace, was cited for a code- the game. In the final game of the The possessor of a record 105 career friends no matter who should win. violation for using obscene set, Ingaramo missed a drop shot at singles titles, Connors had won here In making the finals for the language. the net to bring up set point and then previously in 1976 and 1978. was caught at the net as Jaite fired second straight week, Jaite said no In beating Connors for the first At five games to two, Connors a cross-court forehand to capture one is more surprised at his success time in a six-match series dating staved off two match points, but on the first set than himself back to 1980, Noah used a steady the third hit a backhand into the net "Its incredible," Jaite said. "It to end the 2:15 match. Ingaramo won the second set baseline game complemented with a after breaking Jaite at love in the comes as a complete surprise. I was powerful serve. The winner of the eight-day fourth and 12th games coming to the U.S. just to gain Connors, who had waltzed into the tournament takes home a check for experience, and I'm surprised I'm UPSET ACTION — France's Yannick Noah returns the ball in a semifinal round without meeting a $34,000, with the runnerup getting In the deciding set, Jaite broke a doing as well as I am." match against Jimmy Connors in semi-final tennis action in the seeded player, dropped his first set half that amount. tiring Ingaramo in the fifth and Despite the loss. Ingaramo said $200,000 DC. National Bank Tennis Classic last night. Noah upset of the tournament in the opening set The meeting between the nth- seventh games to take a command- he still felt "like he was flying in the the top seed, 6-4. 3-6, 6-2. Noah, with four aces and seven seeded Jaite and Ingaramo was the in)! 5-2 lead. sky" Elliot takes NASCAR 500 has experienced little trouble with gradually drew away. LONG POND. Pa IAPI - When his Ford Thunderbird, had no such In the fight for second place, both Bill Elliott won th« Van Scoy luxury Sunday During a practice the Junior Johnson drivers, Waltrip Diamond Mine 500 at Pocono Inter- session Saturday, the Ford's driv- and Bonnett. passed Bodine on the national Raceway June 9. he at- eshaft broke, destroying the trans- straightaway with three laps to go tributed the victory to luck Yester- mission and rear end and Bonnett overtook his teammate day he gave ability credit in his "We just about had to rebuild the on the next circuit. close race at the NASCAR Summer entire car. Elliott said Elliott, who averaged 134008 500. "The car never ran as well as it mph, took home 141,750 from the "I'd say I just made the right has before this season We had total purse of $317,175 Bonnett moves at the right time." said trouble getting out of the comers It earned $28,450 for crossing the finish Elliott, who took the lead for good ran better near the end of the race, line 2 02 seconds behind Elliott and on the 2'i-mile mountain thoval but we never got it really right $10,000 for leading at the race's with just 10 laps to go I was OK once I could get in midpoint. Despite handling problems com- front — I could use traffic and open The lead changed 36 times among ing off Pocono's three corners, up a little — but when they were all a Summer 500 record of 12 drivers Elliott was seldom out of the top running with me. we had all kinds of There were six caution periods for five all afternoon, passing the trouble " a total of 24 laps The most serious eventual runner-up. Neil Bonnett. Elliott also ran into trouble when mishap occurred on lap 161, when for his first lead shortly after the he overshot his pit and was shuffled Tim Richmond's car blew an engine, race's halfway point to sixth for lap 178 behind Harry slid through the infield grass, back For the final 200 miles, the race Gant. who ended the race in fifth across the track and into the wall in narrowed to four competitors - place turn one. Elliott. Bonnett; Bonnett s team- Four laps later. Elliot moved into Richmond was uninjured mate, polesitter Darrell Waltrip. third and on lap 186 caught up to Elliott was able to add only 10 who came in third; and Geoff Bonnett and Bodine. whose brakes points to his lead over Waltrip in the Bodine. who finished fourth. failed with 150 miles left in the race point standings. He now has a lead ASSOCIATED PWU Til tell you, nobody gave me that As he moved alongside Bonnett in of 111 with 2,486 points to Waltrip's one," said Elliott, the Winston Cup turn one, they bumped and swapped 2.375 Bodine moved into third with losing part pi his car during the running of th« point leader "I never worked so 2.286 points and Bonnett into fourth CRASHES INTO WALL - Tim Richmond (27) of paint Elliott got past Bonnett, but Ashland, Ohio crashes his race car into the wall on Summer 500 NASCAR race in Long Pond, PA. hard to win a race in my life " Waltrip passed both and led until lap with 2.240. Ricky Rudd, who finished the first turn of Pocono International Raceway yesterday Richmond was unin|ured in the crash Elliott, who for most of the season 190. when Elliott took the lead and 14th. is fifth with 2,231 Disappointed Kite shows frustration of Open losers

SANDWICH. England IAP) - title he needs to confirm his position the way up, lost momentum, paused, He finished with a 72, two over Open championship - Australian Still, Langer and Graham had an Tom Kite's face showed the strain in the game, drove the fairway. then trickled back down the slope par, and tied for eighth at 284. David Graham and Bernhard outside chance at the 18th, each and bitter disappointment as he Beyond the ridge, he could see into a bunker. "I'm disappointed at what hap- Langer of West Germany needing a birdie to tie for the lead walked off the 18th green at the only the top of the flag as it fluttered He blew the sand shot across the pened today," said Kite, who has They shared the top spot at the and force a playoff But each made Royal St. George's Golf Club. in a brisk breeze green, chipped back and made a six- had more than his share of disap- start of the final round, then blew bogey instead and they tied with "I had the championship in my His second shot caught a ridge on foot putt for double bogey, then had pointments. their three-shot lead over the rest of Kite at 284 after rounds of 5-over-par pocket at the turn." Kite said the left of the green and kicked down a word with the marshals about the He led in the fourth round of the the field with bogeys on three of the 75. But his pocket was picked by the a slope, running more than a dozen scampering photographers. 1964 Masters, and then hit into the first five holes. "Naturally, I'm disappointed, 399-yard, par-4 10th hole. yards from the putting surface. Kite's six, coupled with a birdie water on the 12th hole, a shot that That opened the gates to a host of said Langer, who was attempting to Kite, leading the 114th British He played his third back up the by David Graham, knocked Kite out paved the way for Ben Crenshaw's contenders, with Scotland's Sandy add the British Open crown to the Open golf championship by two slope, but didn't play it strongly of the lead and started him reeling victory. And he tied with Crenshaw Lyle eventually slipping through to Masters title he won earlier this shots and within sight of the major enough. The ball failed to make it all toward a 40 on the back nine. for second in the 1978 British Open. the victory season "I struck the ball well, but "Sure, I'd like to win one of the Graham, a former US Open and couldn't make a putt." majors. But I don't think my career PGA champion, made one move Graham, now 39 and with time is a bust if I don't." Kite said after Kite's double bogey disaster running out on his announced quest His disappointment was shared by He regained the lead alone only to to win all four of golf's major two other men who led or shared the surrender it with bogeys on the 15th championships, said only: Forsman wins first PGA title lead during the final round of the and 16th. "I'm very, very disappointed.;'

COAL VALLEY. 111. (AP) - Dan boosting his 1985 winnings to PGAnpvice Brad Fabel, whose Forsman. never before a PGA $114,000. best so far had been llth-place ties in both Phoenix Open and the Honda winner, yesterday fought off his own Forsman's highest previous fin- ishes had been a fourth-place tie at Classic double-bogeyed the 18th to Decker advises Budd to rest erratic front-nine golfing and a the Phoenix Open in January and an miss a chance at winning — or tying midround charge from Bob Tway to Forsman and forcing a sudden-death win the $300,000 Quad Cities Open eighth-place tie a month later at the meet in Edinburgh, Scotland, on The event was rescheduled so It Honda Classic in Coral Springs, Fla. playoff. LONDON (AP) - Now that "The Tuesday. could be shown live on American Great Rematch" is history, Mary Forsman. 27, who had begun Tway, the 14th Quad Cities Open's For her part, Slaney said there television and both Slaney and Budd Fabel, 29, finished with an 11- Decker Slaney thinks her celebrated were paid a reported 835,000 for fourth-round action with a 1-stroke. opening day co-leader and sole under 269, tied for third with Brett was "a small possibility" she'd also rival, Zola Budd, should take a rest be running in that race. running. 10-under-par lead, birdied six holes leader after Friday's second round, Upper, who lost the gain from an rather than risk damaging her to make up for fourth-, fifth-and took home $32,-400 for second place. eagle on the.par-5 sixth-hole by Asked whether it is time to sit The race was televised live in four running career. down with her coach, Pieler other countries with a potential 18th-hole bogeys and finish with a 13- bogeying the 12th and 13th holes Slaney, whose hopes for an Olym- under 267 — a stroke in front of Tway had begun the final 18 holes They each won $17,400. Labuschagne, and rethink her whole worldwide audience of 200 million, second-place Tway, 26, a PGA in a three-way tie for second place, pic medal were shattered in the racing career, Budd responded: "I but it proved a poor draw in London, celebrated collision with Budd last novice and the tourney leader at the one stroke off Forsman's pace. He Earlier in the round, Ron Streck, don't think so. I think everything with only half the seats In the 16,900- halfway mark. birdied the fifth through seventh who holds the PGA record for the summer, blitzed her British oppo- will fall in place later on. I've just seat stadium taken. holes, bogeyed the eighth and then lowest two consecutive rounds of nent on Saturday in easily winning got to get used to running." The tabloid Sunday People de- Each golfer laid the ball poorly on birdied the 10th and 11th holes to put golf, tied a course-record 8-under 62, a 3,000-meter run that was part of a She wasn't sure how long it would scribed the SlaneyBudd confronta- their second 18th-hole shots and both himself at 13-under — in good shape but his 72-hole finish at 4-under 276 meet at London's Crystal Palace. take to catch up with Slaney. tion as "an athletics soap opera if Forsman faltered. left him tied with three others in Slaney left Budd about 70 yards in wound up with 1-over bogeys there. "It's difficult to say. I don't know. demanded by the giant American 36th place. arrears in posting the fastest time TV networks" and The Mall on Forsman earned $54,000 for his But Tway's second shot on the for the event this season. As I get older, I think I'll get stronger and more experienced and Sunday said Slaney had achieved "a top-finish at the par-70, 6,-514-yard 18th hoje was no better than For- Streck set the two-round record hollow kind of revenge." Oakwood Country Club near the sman's, Jo he had to settle for Slaney, a one-time child prodigy maybe next year or the year after with a second-half 63-62 to win the of sorts who has weathered several After her win, a confident but Quad Cities of Illinois and Iowa — second place. 1978 San Antonio-Texas Open. that," Budd said. ups and downs, suggested that the Slaney said she was in the best relieved Slaney insisted "This 19-year-old Budd could end up with shape of her career for the race. doesn't prove anything. The Olym- psychological problems from a "I am planning to peak in late pic champion is Puica and you string of defeats. August or early September. If I can cannot change that. All this proves stay healthy, later in the season I is that I was in good shape tonight John Henry retires from racing "If it were me in that position at and ran well tonight..." that age, I think that I would be expect fast times out of myself," she said. The benefit of the race, Slaney inclined to stay away from the added, was "that we were able to wood Park yesterday, but he de- whole situation and just relax and INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) - Trainer Bob McAnally said John Her winning time of 8 minutes, get on the track and people could veloped a filling in his right front leg regroup and all that sort of thing. I John Henry, the world's all-time Henry would be let down over the 32.91 seconds was some 10 seconds actually see that I' don't have aay that postponed plans for his return, think that would help," Slaney said. leading Thoroughbred money- next two weeks, during which he and outside the world record held by vendetta against her and I don't said track spokesman Bruce Rubin would discuss final plans. "I just think, psychologically and earner, will retire from racing, Herman. Tatiana Kazankina of the Soviet think that she feels anything angry Hollywood Park track officials an- emotionally, when athletes are Union. But it was three seconds towards me." The crowd of some 48,000 at young, sometimes a break is necess- nounced yesterday The race was canceled because better than the time Romania's Slaney said she was looking ' Hollywood Park Sunday reacted ary ... It has been a stressful year too few horses were entered, Maricica Puica registered in win- forward to racing against Puica i "The time has come, "owner Sam with "a lot of sadness" when the for both of us emotionally and that Herman added. ning the Olympic gold medal last later this summer but might take a Rubin said in a statement from his announcement was made, Herman can be just as hard as a physical summer. break next year because she and her New York home yesterday. "We Rubin said he had promised to said. "Everybody kind of moaned, stress would be," she said. husband, British discus thrower and. we know, all his fans want to retire John Henry to the New Jersey and then gave a big hand," he said. Puica was a late invitee to the Yet Budd, who suffered defeats Richard Slaney, "are thinking of remember him as a champion. None farm of a friend, Joe Taub. Crystal Palace meet, but the Roma- earlier this season at Helsinki, starting a family." of us would want the risk of his being "Now we're wondering whether, John Henry earned a record Finland, and Belfast, Northern Ire- nian federation kept her away, thus injured or breaking down in a race as the horse was foaled in Kentucky, $6,597,947 for the Dotsam Stable of land, said she was getting used to eliminating the possibility of a real Both runners expressed hope that He's been too good to all of us." he shouldn't retire to the Kentucky Rubin and his wife, Dorothy. losing and wasn't planning to take Olympic rematch. the match would end a year of Horse Park there, where the public Herman said his last race was in Slaneys advise. In fact, the wispy Some observers grumbled that intense pressure and allow them to The 10-year-old gelding was being can go and see him But that would October 1984, when he won the barefoot native of South Africa said Pulca's absence was a deliberate compete as normal athletes, but the trained to run in the $100,000 Vernon only be if my friend agreed," he $100,000 Balantine Classic at the she plans to run in the 800 meters at move to keep the SlaneyBudd British press didn't seem to think O. Underwood Handicap at Holly- said. Meadowlands. an international track and field meeting as the center of attraction. the athletic "soap opera" would end i so quickly. The Register JULY 22, 19BS SCOREBOARD

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Mrs Cionzalez after Patch killed Bos best friend paper and TV station. Noel asks o tells Dottle she thinks that Tad and during drug deal Patch orders Brady to hear her sing. Carter CD Jettersons Ind. News Nimoy's Star Trek Star Trek Ind. News News I >ut I ii' are still drawn lo one another Kiriakis to come to Salem Melissa objects to C.J.'s college fund-raiser Clilf infuriated when he realizes hurt when Ian denies to reporter that Carter discovers Je'f and Michelle in (D MacNeil / Lehrer The Hear! Of The dragon Six Feel 01 The Country Cocaine I aimer has fired Sandy as Bobby's he and Melissa are dating Shane passionate embrace Cherry showers in Myrtle suggests Robin tells Emma he wants divorce Dakota with gifts Julia and Dakota (D Santord WKRP Movie "One-Eyed Jacks" look for a job Jesse stunned when he Kimberly's cameo is returned to speculate on what its like to be Sanlord All Family Movie: "The Sugarland Express "Victors" learns Angie is going ahead wi.h her Abe thinks Marlena interested pregnant, then decide to consult G) divorce proceedings Blaming Cliff in Richard. Eugene not thrilled with Deandra. Cherry tells Roger he © Beniamin Ropers Movie "Born Losers" Black Sheep Squadron MI Nniii's illness. Palmer vows Calliope's plan to work for Anna and should get more money from Carter revenge Stuart, aware Adam Alex at the same time. Deandra upset by Tom's departure ESPN SpoCti In B'ball Auto Racing: Fram Challenge Aulo Racing: NASCAR Summer 500 pretending to be him, agrees lokeep GENERAL HOSPITAL: Tracking Michelle overhears Roger threaten up < hsraOfl lo Adam can try and get Movie: "Careful, He Might Hear You" Rogers 1 Parton Grant to Sean's office, Holly over- ing Carter. C.J learns time is HBO Movie Fraggle close to Knca running out on his bid for the Chalon hears the duo discussing the USA Radio 1990 Dragnet Movie. "Shoot" Cover Story Hollywood .MOTHER WORLD: Cass tries lo treasure Discovered by Prescott, contract Jeff receives deadly threat gel I rlicia lo convince Dee lo turn Holly starts to scream but he from Keifer. TUC Movie Cont'd Movie: "Crisis" "Racing With The Moon" i ince to be Le Soleil woman muffles her voice and kidnaps her minds Daphne of someone in Attracted to Holly, Prescott tries to RYAN'S HOPE. Katie regains SHOW Mltr Harold Star Spangled Country Party Movie: "Lassiter" hei pill \Mii If Mac and Rachel are . kiss her but she responds by biting consciousness, unable to remember bowling lubbers enler the alley his lip Frisco and Tanya share events of night she fell down stairs Thinking this is another one of Mac's friendly moment as they discuss Roger warns a jubilant Maggie that itli mptt to J»»K her memory. Rachel Tony's physical problems Rick as- Katies memory could return Tiger I.'IIIM'S lo cooperate Vicki upset sures Ginny he loves her and plans warns Maggie that Roger cannot be when ihi sees Mai ley and Jake to keep their marriage together her manager When Roger shows MOVIE TIMETABLE share lender moment Later,. Jake New head of hospital board Edward Tiger signed contract, he plans to love in Vicki but she con- tell Dave about nude photo session concerned by the hospital continu- MONMOUTH COUNTY llnuej in queition his feelings for ally being over-budget Derek offers Jeff, the private eye, tells Max that ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Cocoon iPQ. 13| 2 00. 4 45, 7 30 9 50 ,. i like s.ues N.inis front hotel Chantelle is the one who paid (hessie STRATHMORE CINEMA I - MIDDCfBROOK I — QJ STAR TREK SPECIAL! Mike job at TV station Buzz Slater Heitch iPGi 7 20. 9 15 e T 1 00 7 20. fi 35 lire Catlin retcuet i..nr> and de- considered as assistant for Steve at to pretend she was Clabnelle STRATHMORE CINEMA II — MIDDLEBHOOK If — * Laonird Nimoy Plus idei io help with drug investigation Siobhan tells Max they mm Parted finding All r-Bin adult iiimi (XXX) continuous from E T (PQ) l M 7 20 0 35. QooniM |PQ| 3 00 VS IIIK WORLD Tl HNS: Steal »oon through 11 30 p 01 RED BANK MOVIES II — ing into David s office, Luanda help Kurt get his green card Warren Sydney's murderer While apr nj: LYRIC II THEATRE - PruH'l Honor l 00 3 10 5 IS. 7 30 9 50 "WE CANT HAVE ATLANTIC CINEMA I - SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA III — Margo .ui'l Frank are called in to Schuyler on Kyle's orders, offers Partact ift) 2 00 7 10. 0 25 Explorer! (PQ) 1 30. Silverado fPQ-13) 4 30. ; inveitigate The won nit Identified Billy vice presidential job In hopes SANTA BARBARA: Nick and ATLANTIC CINEMA II - 7 20. S 50 Fltjtch IPQI 2 00. 7 30. 9 30 MIODLEBEX COUNTY TOO MANY MOVIES ^iie who has been missing of stopping Charlotte from ruining Kelly stage fantasy wedding to EATONTOWN EDISON his medical career. Ed invites her to recommit then love Ted trying to COMMUNITY I - MENLO PARK CINEMA I - i ihc past, six weeks Shannon Rumbo-Firsl Blood pi't 2 (R) Ram mat l 00, St Elmo • Fire (R) 1 30. 3 40 5 50 8 00. 10 15 AS FLAT OUT unahle to contact the woman she i brunch Ed admits to Maureen that convince Christie their relationship 7 45 9 40 MENLO PARK CINEMA II — he did have a bottle in the doctors' COMMUNITY II - Cocoon (PQ-13) 1 00 3 10 5 20 7 40 9 55 been looking lor lor the past month merely platomc Kelh backl off Back lo tha f ulura iPOl Ram mat 1 00 7 25 WOOOBRIDQE EXCITING AS quarters hut was throwing it out, not when Cruz becomes passionate MS CINEMA I — inil a half Arriving in Oakdale. EAST BRUNSWICK Stuart N.ive- Marcii" from a knife- taking another drink Stan kills Max Although Mason is defending Sophia, BRUNSWICK SQUARE CINEMA I - 7 30 10 00 and dumps the body on David s he believes that she is in (act guilty Wad Man Bsyond Thundvdom* (PQ-13) 2 00. 'SILVERADO.'" wielding Mfie ttfie admits thai he 4 00 8 00 9 00 1000 —JorlSlttfel.AM TV, .r fad killeil Sin,ut I mother Stuart doorstep. Kden begs Sophia not to plead guilty BRUNSWICK SQUARE CINEMA II - Cocoon IPGI 2 00 4 30 7 55. 9 55 GOOD MORNING AMERICA \ll:r thai he II nol have lo LOVING: Jonathan insists Jim lo the murder Christie refuses to FREEHOLD believe Ted loves I.aken Christie FREEHOLD CINEMA • — go back to the sanitarium he hates Shana Noreen and Mike get together Cocoon lPQ-13) 1 00. 7 25 9 45 so much hut will have to be for dinner at Lorna's Shana upset claims Ted raped her Kden over- FREEHOLD CINEMAS - hears Cruz saying he believes Sophia Rambo-fVtt Blood part 2 (Rl 1 00, 7 30 9 30 institutionalized in another hospital when l.orna continues to mention FREEHOLD CINEMAS - I'awng Steve money that he owes for Jim and Shana s past Line doesn t innocent Steve warns Cruz his Goori'*a iPGl t 00. Si Elmo • Fir* |R| 7 25 career will be finished if he doesn t 9 40 tennis dub project Stuart cancels understand control Jonathan iwhom FREEHOLD CINEMA 8 — plant lo complete Hie building Kirk do the best he can to get Sophia Siiv»»ado (PQ-13, ' 00 7 30 1000 everyone thinks is Keith i has over FREEHOLD CINEMA S — planl imne in New York and job on Lorna Keith tries to convince convicted E T |PQ| 1 00 7 20. 9 35 FREEHOLD CINEMA S - Manhattan newspaper Bob con- Martha to help him escape from his Back to tn« Future (PQ) 1 00. 7 25 9 45 i rrned when Kevin returns to Oak- basement dungeon Ava delighted SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: RT » CINEMA I.— HO«RTS Eiplorera iPQi Ram mat i 00 7 25 9 35 • 100^ Nylon •Financing OAKLAND TWIN lale for gixxl when doctor says the baby doesn I Quinn furious when he does not get RT 9 CINEMA II - • ManyColors •Snop-aMttme/ D*-.**D 111 44TI a promotion at HKT along with Lsgsnd of Btiliej j«an (PQ-13) Ram mat 1 00 CAPITOL: After seeing photo of have meningitis, the fever is broken P 25 9 30 I'rey with Kelly. Sloane heads for and he is on the road to recovery everyone else Liza decides -.In- and RT % CINEMA Ml — rtw Man witn Ona Rad Sfto« |PGl Ram mat ELLEVUE Hogan can no longer be together (201)686-72 PMf; Q V» York without revealing what Dane tells Stacy to go after Jack 1 00 7 35 9 25 " •.he has seen to Trey Sloane comes Tony growing closer to Stacy Sara reveals her musical talents and RT I CINEMA IV — Mna M«> Bayona Tn nd*rdom« (PQ-13) Rim HUE STAR CINEMA n to Zed, but he rebuffs her when writes a song featuring Quinn as the u WATCHUNG J« KB? ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Rafe tells mat 1 00 1 30 9 40 MUSIC MINERS he reallZM II I ju*t on Ihe rebound Didi Harry is dead Bu upset when hero In effort to help Slu and Jo HOWILL (Juinn falls off the roof Sunny TOWN — In Columbe Mark and Clarissa learn Woody wants to do his own movie • * Via* lo a Km (PG) 7 15 9 40 ^R GENERAL CINEMA continues lo throw herself at }iogan COUNTRY - Jarrett'l name is an alias Jordy and stunts Woody turns down Gina s Ft»tch (PO, 7 30 9 30 [ BARGAIN MATINEES- »2.$0 Feeling rejected by Liza. Danny CLIFTON QUAD M MM lirenda watch as Wally is unable to request that she play Mimi's sister, LONQ BRANCH EVERY DAY TILL 6 P.M begins to miss his family Adair LONO BRANCH I — nntrol his gambling Later Wally not her mother Gina still wants no Mad Mai Ba,ond Tnundardoma (PQ-13) Rain FREEHOLD CINEMA SIX | vu Uremia money for Ihe wed- one to know that she is Giuletta s upset that she has gotten a promo- nil ' 00 7 30. 9 40 SHMWSMRV LONQ BRANCH II - SEAVIEW SO (INEMA PLA2A tion and Quinn hasn't Wendy fears MUNTERDON ling which is slated for July 29 mother Mitch claims he was in Pntv t Honor (R| Rain mat 1 00 7 25. 9 50 •.11166115neaiCIKliitHT-rn'ii'i^ftiij-! 775-8810 t WUH she'll never see Quinn again HAZLET STATE QUAD Iftir Paula lin's Ronni. Ronni steals Florida during shooting incident, ROUTE 31 DRIVE IN — MADMA» I OOKAIMCMI I LINCOLN THIPLEX JERSEY CiTvRJU« 1WOCENTUBY "|!\ ol Paula's manuscript. Paula's while Tina continues to claim Mitch Mad Mai Bayonet Thundardoma IPO-13> 8 50 JSS cocoon mm WOODS Dav of iha Daad iN'R) 10 45 MADISON TRIPLEX RK0 UNION TWIN lawyer warns her that she could be YOl'NG AND THE RESTLESS 1 was present at shooting Brad tells MIODLETOWN JWKMOME mm I MH-ISMH I CINEMA) ' OMO JNON muvi rued for libel if book is published In Tina he thinks she s innocent Tina Nikki asks Matt to put the moves on UA MIODLETOWN I - ««OCENTURY Back to i la Futu'a tPOl ' 15 3 30 5 45 0 00 New York Paula tells Sloane she Ashley in an attempt to save her MAPLE WOOD 'tl J'M •jKO WARNER QUAD spends night in jail, hoping to post 1000 THE MOVIES AT RIDGE WOOD Uitn* •ill take out any sections which bail Harry's brother Peter, a law- marriage Amy delighted when Kong UA MIDOLETOWN It - MIODLETOWNIM ION WAVNCWAVNEMM1X v'ocoontPO-iSl 1 00. 3 20. 5 30. 7 45. 1000 would incriminate Trey and hurt him yer arrives in town Peter suggests . passes high school competency test UA MIDDLETOWN 111 - HK0 WAYNETWtN Mad Max Beyond Tn nOerdoma (PQ-13) 1 00. politically Sloane furious with that the O'Neills institute a lawsuit but turns down dale with him Amy u GENERAL CiNtMA 3 10 5 20 7 30 9 40 • LOEWS woooMioae I'homas lor nol tolling her about Vicki fearful that Harry and Nicki says she likes Kong but doesn't like UA MIDDLETOWN IV - MEADOW SI* wooaeRiOGE Dav of Ine Dead [N/Rt i 15. * 15 fl 15. 8 15 SECAUCUSM INWU I lev and Kelly .larrelt reveals his were lovers Clint says he is certain his line of work Brock returns to 10 19 true identity to Zed He is Baxter they were only friends, but even if Genoa City and is stunned when he UA MIDDLETOWN V — TOM HANKS - JIM BELVANI L«Dior«r» IPQI 1 00 3 00 5 00. SI Elmo's Fife MAN WITH ONE RED SHOE mi McCandlMI Ihe long-thought-dead they were more, he loves Vicki and cannot find his mother Kaye in town iP) 7 30, 9 30 'dm husband of CUriaaa and father of it makes no difference Brad gets Brock tells Esther that he's been in UA MIDDLETOWN VI Silverado (PQ-13) ? 00 4 30 7 00.9 30 rhomai ami \\M\ Tina hail money Ivan plots to keep Africa working on world hunger UA MIDOLETOWN VII — project Esther obviously interested Th.) Man With The Ona Red Sho« (PQi 1 30 330 530 730 930 in Brock John's condition steadily OCEAN TOWNSHIP SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I - LIVE improves Tim tells Tracy he never Mad Max Beyond Tnunderdome (PQ-13) 1 00. •X- -X" ENTERTAINMENT-^--^•X'EXOTIC FOOD -Jf CROSSWORD loved his wife. 3 10 5 20 7 45 '0 00 * Summertime is Funtime t ,— —_ — _ •COUPON" — — — — — —I j at thfl Aft lor ACROSS ^ llth ANNUAL aK CO I Swill 5 Epic HIM § Monmouth^A '^M Hi Waller oi Domino Save on Munchkins 14 Dancing duds i County Fair Vf *» 15 Cluster 3 East Freehold Park 16 Place to false dough and ReturnTo Oz 11 Goddess ol I July 25, discoid 7 18 Kingly 19 Moron at Dunkiri Donuts; * 26, 27, C 20 Soldier's gear 1 28, 1985V i S More con- Admission S2.50 venient 24 Edible root O Children 12 and under FREE I 25 Did lawn work O THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 11AM to 11PM SUNDAY 11AM to 6PM SJ 26 Jungle beast 32 Veranda w FREE PARKING ! 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Prescription Chemists Free Delivery 5 Eke out 43 Very tmall 47 Lag txhlnd 54 Following 6 Thanks—! 44 Alt! 50 Cinch 57 Mux. uncl* OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK Hh : .. The Register BUSINESS Y, JULY 22, 1985 First since 1959 I MARKET REPORT Activity over the pest 30 trading days 1350 Wheeling strike could be its last 12 montha, as a coft-savlng move If EM IOHN The company immediately voided The Associated Press the agreement and said It would Impose an 18 percent wage and PITTSBURGH (API - Approx- benefit cut and alter work rules imately 8,200 United Steelworkers beginning at 12:01 a.m. yesterday. members, unwilling to take 18 percent pay cuts without nego- The union went on strike rather tiations, struck Wheeling-Pittsburgh than accept the changes, which union bargainers said were unfair and OOW JofMt Steel Corp. yesterday, a move management said may force liqui- unnecessary 1,363.36 dation of the nation's seventh-largest Rusen said he saw evidence that steel producer. Chairman Dennis J. Carney and his Low: 1,346.44 bargaining team may not have the 1,369.64 It was the industry's first major strike since a 116-day nationwide full support of Allen E Paulson, a Chang*: +8.6 walkout in 1959. major shareholder, company direc- tor and chairman of Gulfstream "I've heard this propaganda about Aerospace Corp., and Nisshln Steel liquidation until it nauseates me," Co. Ltd. of Japan, which last year said Paul Rusen. chief USW nego- joined Wheeling-Pittsburgh In plan- tiator for the strikers and approx- ning a new steel coating facility. imately 10,000 company retirees. "There may be a liquidation (firing) The union leader said Paulson and June of the executives of this company ... the Japanese took steps recently to not the jobs of our people." have Bentz create a committee of shareholders to have a voice In ASSOCIATED PRESS Wheeling-Pittsburgh, with annual developing a reorganization plan. sales of about $1 billion, has been In 30 BIG DAYS — As the graph above shows, the stock market "That is a strong Indication to me reorganization under Chapter 11 of has been on a roll over the month ending Friday. Chart below that they have a concern as to the the federal bankruptcy laws since way Dennis Carney is managing the shows how stocks rallied Fuday to propel the Dow Jones industrial April 16. company, " Rusen said. average to its highest ever. The chart shows the milestones since During Saturday's last-ditch talks Rusen said the banks and other 1972. to avert a strike, company Vice creditors to whom Wheeling-Pit President Joseph Scalise Jr warned ASSOCIATED PRESS tsburgh owes nearly 1530 million repeatedly that a strike could force would step In and pressure manage- Wheeling-Pittsburgh to liquidate its ON STRIKE — Steelworkers picketing at Wheelin-Pittsburgh's ment to settle with the union before assets. Monessen, Pa. plant yesterday. it became necessary to liquidate the Picketing started at 12:01 a.m. company. ginia and southeastern Ohio. ments and sales will stop whenever Sunday at Wheeling-Pittsburgh's If Wheeling-Pittsburgh is liqui- No talks were scheduled yester- stockpiles of finished material are nine plants in the Ohio and Mono- dated, the court would supervise the exhausted, which union members ngahela river valleys of western day. sale of company assets and divide say might not happen for a month Pennsylvania, northern West Vir- The strike halted production. Ship- the proceeds among creditors, poss- Federal mediator Robert Hous- ibly at a rate as low as a few cents holder, who called the bargainers for each dollar owed. "pretty hard-nosed, " said he and mediator Carmon Newell might call "The creditors, the banks are not Saudis push oil price cut going to allow a liquidation when the two sides together if neither there is an opportunity to recover it fetches In the open market This requested a resumption of talks GENEVA, Switzerland (API - within several days with a viable company in the future gap has prompted the Saudis' usual They are not going to turn an Saudi Arabia's oil minister said customers to shop elsewhere. yesterday he would press the Or- The leading issue is the size of opportunity to recover their money Saudi Arabia's top-grade oil sells wage and benefit concessions the Into a (liquidation for) 10 or 15 cents ganization of Petroleum Exporting for 128 a barrel. Countries to reduce prices of lower- union should grant to help Wheeling- on the dollar," Ruaen said quality heavy crudes. Mohammad Gharazi, the oil min- Pittsburgh overcome longstanding "Somebody will operate this com- "It's a must for us" to widen the ister of Iran, told reporters he would operating deficits and emerge from pany," he said. "It's the most gap between prices for top-quality oppose any price cut. He advocated Chapter 11 as a profitable company modem. It has the best potential to and lower-quality oils, Ahmed Zaki a 7 percent cut In OPEC production US Bankruptcy Judge Warren W produce." Yamani told reporters. to about 14.9 million barrels a day to Bentz on Wednesday authorized the "We're modern enough that we're Yamani added that the size of his keep prices up. company to dissolve its union con- losing our shirts," Carney testified proposed reduction would be dis- tract, which was to run for another before Bentz last month cussed at today's summer OPEC But the Venezuelan delegate. 73 n'tf'nm w conference. Arturo Hernandez Grisanti, told High**)Low tor tt*Y»* The official price of Saudi reporters his country would not Arabia's lower-grade crude current- agree to any cut in the production ly is 126 50 a barrel. II 50 more than ceiling of 16 million barrels a day Lira's quick plunge shakes Italians decision by telephone Saturday Goria said Friday that ENI was BT SARAH OELJUKY Goria urged storeowners to refrain night. seeking to buy "regardless of price." from hiking prices following the The Associated Press It was the eighth realignment of Goria said ENI "did not have any devaluation, saying "they have no ROME (AP) - The devaluation of European currencies since the EMS particular need to acquire dollars legitimate reason to raise them ' Italy's currency, the lira, by 8 was formed six years ago The loan they had to repay wasn't He said that the monetary com- percent and its plunge against the Authorities said currency exchanges due until July 24, and the operation mittee in Basel approved of the dollar sent Italian financial and in Italy were expected to open today was already planned for (today) ' measures taken by Craxi's center- political circles into a hurried search as usual Mario Ciampi, the governor of left government, and spoke out yesterday to lind out who was Prime Minister Bettino Craxi Banca d'ltalia, Italy's central bank, against "those who criticize them responsible. ordered Treasury Minister Giovanni said he had "strongly discouraged ' without being able to offer alterna- The wild weekend action began Goria on Friday to bring together ENI from buying the dollars. tives." 'when the dollar rose from 1,840 to "all the elements necessary to Politicians from all parties de- 2.200 lire in a matter of hours on reconstruct the facts and-ascertain manded explanations from the Among the loudest opponents to Friday, prompting the Treasury the responsibility" for the lira's Treasury Ministry, the central bank the government financial plan was Ministry to order the Milan and decline. and ENI on the events leading up to Confindustria, Italy's largest or- ganization representing private em- Rome exchanges closed for the rest In a Saturday emergency session, the currency devaluation. ployers. of the day. the government hammered out a Goria said in a statement that the Confindustria said that the greater It culminated Saturday in the series of austerity measures de- devaluation would restore Italy's burden of social security benefits on decision by the Monetary Committee signed to make up for a $6 billion balance of payments to a better state ASSOCIATED PRESS employers, as stipulated by the of the Common Market, meeting in budget gap and strengthen Italy's of health while continuing to keep CAGEY LOOK — Tom Ciccarelli. a technician at American program, would increase labor costs Basel, Switzerland, to increase the economy. inflation — running about 9 percent Edwards Laboratories, Irvine, Calif., views a tray of wcx molds that and inflation. value of other European currencies The leap in the dollar's value yearly — in check. The statement produce the frame of the Starr-Edwards mechanical heart valve. by 8 percent within the European against the lira was blamed on the also said the measures would help The government plan also includes The single-piece frame holds a silicone rubber ball that duplicates Monetary System (EMS) purchase by the state energy con- reduce unemployment, now above 10 the immediate collecion of real the action of a human heart valve by regulating the flow of blood Finance ministers from the 10- glomerate ENI of $125 million to pay percent. estate taxes and other austerity through the heart. nation trading bloc approved the off a loan due this week. In a news conference on Sunday, measures to be announced shortly

Beware: Ponzi schemes coming back The Register D1PARTM1NT HIADS to the release. "The swindles often were and early 1985 from 2.800 investors in the NEW YORK (AP) - Consumers should be disguised as transactions in new, poorly under- Cincinnati area, the alert said. The busboy Oeorg* J. Usrtor, President ft Publisher aware of a recent upsurge in "Ponzi" schemes, stood investment instruments, including foreign promised to double investors' funds in 60 to 90 William H. Thompson, Editor which lure investors by promising a tremendous currency trades, precious metals and exotic days by using their money to by large blocks of Prank O. Bottono, Advertising Director rate of return but actually bilk most of them out commodities." rock concert tickets which would be scalped for of their money, the Council of Better Business premium prices. Instead, the new investors' Chorloo I. DaZuttar, Circulation Director Bureaus said yesterday Some state securities regulators fear that the outbreak of the Ponzi scheme is reaching money was used to pay the old investors' interest. Phillip W. Nloei, Controller "The Ponzi scheme is a house-of-cards swindle epidemic proportions, particularly among The busboy is being sued for more than $39 in which tremendous rates of interest are paid to Thorn— I. Norton, Production Director middle-income investors. The states of Maryland, million by disgruntled investors, but state Laura A. Loo, Promotion Director initial investors out of the funds of later investors, Utah, California, Colorado and Texas have been securities regulators fear that no more than $1 who end up losing all or most of their money to hit by at least four known Ponzi schemes in the million will be recovered, the alert said. the promoter," according to an "Investor Alert" last few years, according to the release. released yesterday by Attorney General Robert The Council of Better Business Bureaus issued WANT TO SUMCRIilT HAVIANIWSTiar Abrams and the Council of Better Business For example, a Kansas "syndicate" of com- some basic rules to follow in steering clear of panies and individuals has been accused of Ponzi schemes: Call 542-8880 For Local, Business and Bureaus Inc. 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The syndicate sold —Avoid promoters who fail to provide clear ext. 200,' 10, 220 investors "activator kits" to grow fungus which and detailed explanations of their investment Subscription Rates: Lifestyle and Your Town, A review conducted in March and April by the was to be purchased by an affiliated cosmetic vehicle. , Home Delivery: $1.35/week, North American Securities Administrators As- manufacturer at a substantial profit. —Check out the promoter's background Dally & Sunday call 542-4000 ext. 265 sociation and the council uncovered a "disturb- The promoters did not reveal that there was no —Get Information on the offering from your Mall delivery slightly higher. Sports 542-4000 ing " pattern of 30 major known or suspected known market for the fungus, that federal product state securities division and local Better Business Ponzi schemes involving well over (750 million ext. 295,215,225 safety tests had not been completed and that no Bureau. DIDNT OtT YOUR MMRT invested by thousands of Americans in the last cosmetics-making plant was in operation, the —Ask for detailed information in writing. Photography 542-4000 three years alone, the alert said. If your paper hasn't been release said. —Resist pressure to reinvest without seeing axt. 246 "These mass-scale Ponzi schemes were based In Ohio, the securities commission is in- your "profits." delivered by 5:00 p.m., call in 14 states and appear to have defrauded vestigating an apparent Ponzi scheme in which a —Look for unbusinesslike conduct or disruption 542-8880 before 6:00 p.m. for •ROaUIMWITHAaTOIIYT investors in every state in the nation," according 23-year-old busboy raised $7,3 million in late 1984 of services. same day delivery. The office Is open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 It Is the policy of The Register p.m. Monday through Friday. to correct all errors of fact and Sundey, If you do not have to clarify any delivery by 8:30, call us by misunderstanding created by Help wanted.Chinese seek foreign managers 10:00 a.m. articles. Corrections and clarifications will appear on Daily said the Central Committee Page 2A. Information should PEKING (AP) - China indicated famous throughout China because of boss In China since the Communists WANTTOADVIRTISIT recommended expanded foreign In- be directed to the City Desk, yesterday it will invite foreign his leadership of the Wuhan Diesel took power 96 years ago. volvement In management after a Classified Advertising 542-4000 ext. 200,210,220. experts to manage 100 enterprises, Engine Plant, which he has run since pilot project. In the project, a Department 542-1700 including Institutions of higher Nov. 1, 1984. The Chinese made him People's Daily said the Central retired West German engineer was Display Advertising ISYOURADINCORRIOTT education and research facilities, as an honorary citizen of the industrial Committee has decided that "within named director of a diesel engine Department 542-4000 part of a campaign to Improve city and asked him to stay indefinite- the year, 100 enterprises of different Classified Advertising: factory and greatly Improved Its management and efficiency. ly. types will prepare to Invite In foreign ext. 286 542-1700 performance. talent. The enterprises will Include Monday through Friday, Display Advertising: The overseas edition of the Com- The official press has described higher education Institutions and 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 542-4000 ext. 288 munist Party newspaper People's Werner Gerich hit become Gerich as the first foreign factory research units." MOMMY, JULY 22. 19B5 I hf 9B Here's one way to pay your bills The 3 surviving septuplets in serious but stable shape t< JOHN PUTEM The Associated Press The condition of the babies has KEY WEST. Fla. (API - Tin ORANGE, Calif. (API - The remained unchanged during the discovery of up to MOO million worth three surviving Frustaci sep- past week and they are expected of treasure from the scattered wreck tuplets turned 2 months old to remain hospitalized at least of a Spanish galeon came just in time yesterday, breathing on their own through August, hospital officials for Mel Fisher to pay his bills, but and still in serious but stable said. it also was 10 years to the day after condition, a hospital one of his sons drowned during the spokeswoman said. The septuplets were delivered search. The babies, Stephen. Richard by Caesarean section 12 weeks "Notwithstanding the deaths, it and Patricia Ann, remained in premature on May 21 and all was worth it," the soft-spoken intensive care at Childrens Hospi- suffered from hyaline membrane treasure hunter said of the cargo of tal of Orange County, said hospi- disease, an ailment that causes gold and silver carried to the sea tal spokeswoman Jean Summers lungs to collapse bottom by the Nuestra Senora de Atocha. Fisher's son Dirk and daughter-in- law Angel, along with a crewman, drowned when their 85-foot boat sank on July 20, 1975, during an overnight break in the search for the Atocha. HOROSCOPE Saturday's discovery ended a 16- year search for the Atocha. which was sunk by a 1622 hurricane and By Stella Wilder garden, woods, waterside. Follow the impulse and gain valuable scattered by currents and tides. MONDAY, JULY 22 strength. "You can't put a price on this It's Bom today, you have the capabil- LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 22) - Your fantabulous, " Fisher said yesterday ity to change the world — and the revolutionary ideas meet with dis- as he prepared to visit the treasure wisdom to know that you must start approval today, but be patient site, 40 miles west of Key West and small. An inventive, inspirational Your ideas definitely have a place a mere 90 feet underwater. person, you have a great deal of influence over others, to the extent SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - "Two weeks ago, 1 couldn't make that courses are altered and lives Emotional hardship begins to wane: payroll. " Fisher. 63, said of his 75- changed, almost invariably for the you find comfort in arms of a employee firm. Treasure Salvors. better. You speak a universal lan- friend, loved one. Others can help In spite of that statement, he guage that could find its greatest ease the pain. sports around his neck an 8-foot-long. expression in the arts, though you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dac. 12-pound chain of pure gold — have talents that would serve you 21) - Though you are anxious, do retrieved years ago from bits of well in business or administration. not act too soon. Timing is essential wreckage scattered across the ocean Men born on this date are bold, to the success of a new venture bottom. honest and forthright. Women tend CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19)- He had traced the galleon's voy- to be highly self-aware and some- ASSOCIATED PRESS A pivotal hour lies ahead today, but age and the itemized contents of its what coy. Both are attractive to the do not neglect the time before and cargo through musty Spanish re- A LITTLE POCKET MONEY - Treasure hunter found m the Florida Keys Friday. The booty was opposite sex, though not necessarily after Focus on preparation, recov- cords, and said occasional small Mel Fisher and his wife Dolores hold silver coins part ol the Spanish treasure ship 'Atocha.' in conventional, more classic ways. ery finds of gold or silver jewelry and Today's Cancers do not follow the AQUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Fab. 18) - personal belongings from various beaten path. The day is yours to play with! Go ended salvage efforts by smashing parts of the ship had convinced him Divers working in pairs recovered Next to his office is a museum Also born on this data ara where you will, do what your spirit he was following the underwater more than 3 tons of silver yesterday, where he displays some of the riches the two vessels, scattering debris Jason Robards Jr., actor; Bryan tells you. Enjoy the time, and learn path of wreckage toward the con- pulling up about 100 bars of silver, he's gathered over the years from and riches over an 8-square-mile Forbaa, dlractor. from it. tents of the cargo hold some covered with coral and each scattered wreckage Some of the area where they were buried by silt To see what is in store for you PISCES (Fab. 19-March 20) - "It seems that every five years, weighing about 75 pounds Two or treasure has gone to people who and shifting sand tomorrow, find your birthday and Though risk may be high, do not turn away from looming task; what we make a good, substantial find." three bars at a time were placed in invested in the search read the corresponding paragraph. Fisher said much of the treasure you have to gain is entirely worth Fisher had said in June, only days milk crates, and crewmen used a The Atocha. built in Havana and Let your birthday star be your daily will go on display in his I insurance it! after he found t2 million worth of winch to haul them on the deck of the on her maiden voyage to Spain, was guide. fees of more than $20,000 ARIES (March 21-April 19) - gold, pieces of eight and jewels from main salvage boat, Dauntless among a 23-vessel Spanish fleet hit TUESDAY, JULY 23 Keep track of time today; there the decaying Atocha by a hurricane off the Cuban coast But he said there's no rush to bring The two-day take has been 200 CANCER (June 21-July 22) - may not be much to lose. Do not "Today was the day." Fisher The storm sank nine ships and it to the surface bars, or almost 7 tons of silver Charm and sensitivity will be of aid hesitate to ask for assistance beamed Saturday, when told his two "I love it. It's incredible." said claimed about 550 lives, including 289 as you navigate a difficult course. "We'll be in no hurry," he said TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - surviving sons had dug through about Taffi Quesava. Fisher's daughter, Atocha crewmen Relax, have fun in evening "We will do it painstakingly " Sympathy and understanding are five feel of silt and mud to find what when she surfaced after an inspec- The Atocha and a sister ship, the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You Each piece will be individually the key to success and gain today looked like a "reef of silver " tion dive "It's indescribable Santa Margarita, were swept over a may do best to adopt a catch-as- Offer aid and reap benefits for logged and cleaned, including about Sons Kim and Kane found stacks An Indiana native. Fisher retired barrier reef and into the Florida catch-can attitude today Do not yourself. 250.000 coins in the estimated 500.000 of silver bars, thousands of coins and 21 years ago from his chicken farm Straits, where they sank less than press important issues, but remain GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) - Be artifacts that Fisher and his vice- copper ingots, the bulk of the in Redondo Beach. Calif, and soon three miles apart in less than 50 feet attentive. careful that new-found enthusiasm president, Bleth McHaley. believe .Mocha's treasure that was being afterwards took up the search for the of water VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) - You is not disruptive. You must be in they will find shipped to Spain Atocha But a month later, another storm may be drawn to the outdoors — sync, despite your excitement.

I - 122 32S Fra.hoW Town.hlp 233 Long »rwKh 2»» Malawan lorougli I 2U Tinlon f alls 244 Union Falls 6 Lost and Found Lost and Found tna aarourjlt of Wa«n Mo- tha aworn Manmony of tho AppH- I. Mun>c tna Council ot ma City of Long tha lattura ot tha contractor to OB TERM OF OFFICE FREE FOUND ADS IHPUM cm* **. Freehold. B«ancn. N J tor Purchaaa ot cant and hla Cnginoar that comply wtth coda raquiramanla The Fira Official ahall eerve a FOUND - Dog. Bik/wfil Scott Oftf ENSAUM AOWE I Naw Jaraay. 0772O-O3M until Terrier wfth brown collar Banji Aa a eervfee lo our community IMS Oaaal True* ano/o. n p* nonca waa puWtahad and at lha tima of ratnapoctton lonow- term of two {2\ yeera Any vecan- The Dairy Ragletar la offering • SMITH RAVIN twenty-four (24) houra prtor to Yard Packaf and opanad and doHvarad ko adtaoant propony :y anell be filled tor tha una» DAVIS a afftQSTEIN the time aat tor tho opening ot ig mmai tnapaetion. aatd >• FREE 3-line FOUND ad for 4 122 E.lonlo-n raad ki public by tha Buamaaa ownara, and thai tha application lapactlon foa to ba h»onry-ftva pired term The Fi'e Official me" daya undar our Loaf A Found Anornaya tor Applicant Admmittralor or hit dawgnata In (or ma vartanoa WIN not tubata/v doiiara i»?5 | for aach aubaa- mm any aucceeeor la ap • LOST - Dog, Mliad Lab Bio. 8 T O I FrKMv • MC ciaaaification tha Cnv Council Caucaa Room ua(ty impair fha mtant of tha Zor>- quani inapactlon. payaWa prior pointed and qualified yra old Name. Toker Vicinity of The Regret*' appreciate* you- •OflOUOM Of UTOWTOWN Jut, J2 11044 Sheet* 'urniahad By tha Town Third Floor, in tha Municipal infl Ordlnanca. to »aid mapacHonia) 6C INSPECTORS AND EM Mapiewood Dr Mldd Miaamg honeety t will do 'ta pan In find- •hip ancloaod in • aaalod BuHdMg. M4 Broadway. Long Tna on thla tith day of March, LOVEES amca 4th/July 071-7050 NODCS of oactatON (a) For combinaHona of rano- ng the original anvaiopa and addraaaad to Mr Branch, N j on Monday, IMS mat lha raquoatad Varlanca vationa and addinone. tho aum ot Such inapactora and other em- call JI at 542-17100 NOTICI Fradork* E Jehn Purchaetng AuguM t. IMS at 2 00 pm ba grantad pioyaea aa may ba neceaaaiy in PL t**t TAKt NOTICf Ml an Oary W Nome wee granted a la f«aa oomputad aaparalaJy aa LOST MALE CAT - Gray with amwcaiwt •» T O I '•«•, • Ageni. Municipal PtaisVScnanck pravatllng dm* WHEREAS, tha applicant haa om Subaactton A( i >a Personnel Ponctea of the I 108. lot t |Monmouth t? rracttonai amount of ona dollar . » M Tu MM of •» PuWtc Work* Daoarwnani Urn naaa houra BMdara may obtain •ubmiflad Ravtaad Plana datad [H ) ara roundad off to thaBorough of Tinlon F|H| * f ftt 1 tt im\forma" and lha rum* of tha btd • copy of Spactflcallona and March 4. IBM and taatlmony •araat doHar 0D REMOVAL FROM OFFICE dor AH btddort muH submit with Propoaai Forma upon appli- from Mr KM hla Engbnaar, and Sactton 2 — Thla ordlnanca inapactora and other em- Motto* m hereby given thai me mtc Wd. comptata par* tha Planning Board haa had tha tatontown Iliirigi Authority p p cation to tha Purchasing Aganl ahaii laha aftaci upon final paaa- woyeee ot the enforcing agency p naratwra tnO apacrfl- Propoaai mull ba mada on tattar ot optnton and raquaaU aga and publication aa raquirad •nail be aubjecl 10 removal ai 9* Wf WajUMllan ot two Pio>irnnB wW rtoW • •postal mowing on from ita Enptnaar. Mr. Arnold •wl of tna •orougri of Eatorv HVaclnaartar lnr» T1 IMS eta 30 cationc fully daacribing tha •tandard Propoaai Form and try law any tima m accordance with tha MAKE IT YOURSELF Taranto datad FoDruary 20. TBU town, adoalM Juno W. IMS to* p m in tha Borough Han. 47 aqulpmani ha propoaai to muat ba andoaad In a aaand PUBLIC NOTICE iroviaion* of tha Charter and tha fufhtah lha Bual and March It. IMA and April 1ft. Tha kwagoing Ordlnanca waa lorough Paraonnal Policiea kMfcng • puDNC hMrMg. upon Brood ttroat Eatonlown. N J for IMS, ara to ba compllad with node* M raquirad by taw. onthe purpoee of intervtewtng can- Btddora «r» raqulfad I comp- naM Administrator Of tha City ot introducad and paaaad nrat raad- •ach inapactor or employee 10 ly Mrtth tha f•quiram*,.., of P L Long Branch al tha Ottica ol tha and ing at a Ragular mooting ot tha ba ao removed ahall be afforded Jvna 10. If* 8*M oWrnina- dKlatee for employment with tha WHEREAS, tha Final SIM Plan Don M on Ma and avilapta to* Authority 1971. c 127 — AffkmaUv* Action City Clark. 344 Broadway. Long Mayor and Council of thaan opportunity lo be heard t>y the ftaquiramanu and tha Pravailing Branch. N J 07740 Tha outalda ia approved aublact to: Borough of Tlnton Fall* rtaio on appointing authority or a dee*g- (A) Approval of tha Naw Jaraoy Waoa Law PL 1BI3. CilO aa of tha anvatopa null ba claarry : Jury 18. IBM and aaid-Ordi iated hearing officer •mandad (if appttcabtOr marfcad BID Sanitation Vahlda Dapartmant ot Tf anaponatton aa Juty» nanoa wW ba furthar conaiO«Kad( 7 BOARD OF APPEALS Today's Craft. Tha Townahlp Commina* of and inctuda tna namt and ad- to tha mataMattor, of curba. curb' for final ppaatagg e at a Ragulag r Purauant to Section IS and 17 Smirt< Fabuioui ten fianginos tha Townahtp of froanoM '•• draaa ot tha blddar It mual ba cut* and atdawaiki la raqulrod maatJntJ g off aaMM) )govarnini i bboddy of tha Uniform Fire Safety Aci aarvaa tha riQhl to rafact any at accompanMd by Bid Sacurity in (B) Tha auppfying of draJnaga any person aggrieved by any fiivt Cindy stuftar pockttl oakutattona to tha aatialwctlon of to ba hatd on July 30. iM5. at Chcow vtvtd cotori tor bant ai tMda if n it m tha boat mtoroat tna form of caan. or. cartinad • 00 P M at tha Borouggh Hall. ~ 'der ot the local enforcement of fha TownafMp crwjcfc or bid bond drawn to tha tha Enat"—' bait ingai gtngarorttad Doy Cash in MOTtCI TO MONM TlntoTlt n FaHaFH, NoNw JoraaJay att whic hih hagancy ahall hava the right 10 Fradarick E Jahn ordar of City of Lono Branch ROBERT V SIMONS. Chairman appaal to tha Conalrucnon fli'i Dtro Slocking Panern 734 Purchasing Aaani/ tor not Mat than Ian nOl paroant CiK fof 7. Aoainat 0. ing to ba hoard tharaon wHi bt »oard ot Appaala of Monmouth trans'*' W ttwn Township Admtnlatraior ot lha amount of lha bid. (woapt i: 1. gtvon fuM opportunity County with the ownehip of Freehold at 11 00 Juty 22 IUM am pravaMWg uma on Auguai 2 Townahip of Fraohotd that tha chach not aacaad ELLEN BRANI^ 8 ADDITIONAL REQUIRED IN- 1M6 at me Muntctpal Ptaca/Schanck Road 130.000 00 A Conaant ot SurMy Borough CMri SPECTIONS AND FEES Mkntctpel Fraartold. Naw Jaraa> from a Suraty Company mual •f JO MKNIIlOWn Jury 22 S33 44 In addition lo the inepection classifieds 0772*-OM8 •lao ba provtdad Tha Suraty and feet required purauant to *tc* Hfltrn lor oosugt »nd Juty 22 120 U Company muat ba llmniad to do HOTICI NOTICI :he Act and the reguiationa of the hanOkng lead M bualnaaa in tha Stata of Now Jar- dapanmant ot Community Al- _ endr___ aay. and muat alao provtda a apa/ata aaatad btda tor MU- Biriyaw a* V**m FaHa f wmtahina and Oattvary of Public 2M Long Mfneh SICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRS C aunty al Monmouth alra and the Borough of Tinton Wortte Dapanmant uwtorme cartinad copy of thla camficata wtu ba raoatvM by lha Middia- AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH- Falla the following additional In- LAURA WHEELER •paoWtoaaona and Propoee. BIOI ara raquirad to comply town Townahip Board of Educa- INO A LOCAL ENFORCING apacttona and faaa ahall be re- 542-1700 with raquiromonta of * L 1B79. aon up to ii 00 am . Tuaad«y. quired Ihaata may ba eummed and/or c 127 and PL tarr. c S3 AGENCY FOP. THE UNIFORM Needlecnft Dapt. 61 Jury 30th. 1M6. a1 tha Adminta- FIRE CODE Omar Inapactiona (Other Tna Buatntaa Admwiatrator or iWi Bultdtng. M Tinda*t Road WHEREAS, tha Uniform Flra Ihen owner occupied and one tha City Council idaUW.1. N J. 0T74B. Bataty Act. (P L 1SB3. c)(3| waa and two family dweilinge) An- The Dally Register right to r^virt Btddort ara raquirad to oomp- anactod for tha purpoaa of aatab nual Fee 125 00 with an Inapac- financial and anpartanea atata- y wrth tha raqulramarita of nahtng a ayatam tor tha anforca- Uon Scheduia ot once every 12 UilHrMilM KlMlrtl. mant from proapacttva otdoara Chaptar 127 PuWK Lawa of 1B7B mant el minimum flra aataty montha NT 11177 Mat Taat ttiraa thowing may hava MttafactorHy Equal Opportunity Empioyar) Mandarda throughout tha Stata 0 PERMITS MfMM Ba. hrnar. itaaiMr oomplalad wort of a aimiiar Spocmoattona and forma tor ol Naw Jaraoy: Tha permit teee ealabnahad t>* natyra balora furnlahlng bidding may M aaourad al tha WHEREAS, tha Uniform Flra tha Uniform Fire Coda ahall ba Propoaai Forma or Bpaclll- Offtoa ot tha Baoraury. M Tin. Bafaty Act authortna amended to ba aa toliowe oatrona or bafora awarding tha dati Road. MiddMown. N J. Type 1 $25 00 IS kaarMC»n UUeg - I contract Tha right la alao ra- 07T4S. Type 2 1100 00 •arvad to mfacl any or aH bKfa lo AUQUBT T MINER Type 3 $200 00 KH.I oatrjril U . SO) 0 l BRIDGE ADVICE incraaaa or dacraaaa tha quan- I Bacrotary" Type 4 S300 00 •O0.U2W VMa in tha mannar daalgnatad m Juty 22 17 M WHEREAS It la in the beat Type 5 I!000 00 i tha SpacrhcationB intareat of the Borough of Tlnton 16 REPEALS in lha avani It la not poailbla to llt-TMa, Cntlt ftaan Small gifts promote friendship; afford to make a second voluntary FaHa to have the uniform Fire Section (M-2 Bureau ot Fire ba praaant at tha tima and piaca Safaty Act anforoad locally Pravantton of lha Coda of tha lU-IIOaaitaiMa, bid. Three diamonds would suggest of Opanlng of tha bidt. Wd* may Ita-laa.lal itltM racll and since a bridge player needs "NOTfOI O" WHEP.EA* tha Northatda. Tin- Borough of Tmton Falla. N J aa ba maHad to tha City Municipal ton FaHa. Fine Brook and Way- amended it hereby repealed m friends, like everybody else, he greater length in your two suits; Bunding 144 Broadway, Long SPECIAL IMET1NO" Thara will ba a BpaciaJ Moattng elde flra oompaniaa have agreed but 2NT indicates your balanced Branch. N J 07740. Attantlon ol to the plan, which ia aat tr -th I*E>EAL OF INCONSIS- Laura Wheeler should seek the right gift for the lha Bualnaaa Administrator of tha Board of Commlaatonart ot tha Houaing Authority of tha herein for the admlnletratlon TENT ORDINANCES C B * f 1 S right opponent at the right time. distribution and strength in at least Anthony J Muaclllo and enforcement of tha Uniform Any other Ordinance* or pana Buatnaaa Admimatra:or Borough of Rod Bank, on one of the unbid suit*. Wadnaaday, July M. IBM at a 30 Fire safety Coda thereof conflicting or inconele- At the second trick West shifts to Jury M UT 7J HOW. THEREFORE. BE IT OR- tani with lha proviaion of thia pm ThapurpoaaoftNamoating Ordinance are hereby repealed th* jack of club*. East signals South dealer lator bi d opantng tor tha Mod- DAINED AND ENACTED by the til M«a»Bn »otooflh amiaatton Program Mayor and Governing Body o< 12 EFFECTIVE DATE encouragement with the eight, and M M Harriaon. the Borough ot Tlnton Falla m lha Thia Ordlnanca ahall take el- Both sides vulnerable County of Monmouth and Stata tact upon approval and publi- South plays low. Exacuttva Otractor Jury 22 MM of Now Jaraay. aa rouowe cation aa required by law MBfXUTION PUBLIC NOTICE In, flf^, This shows the right spirit but NORTH 1 LOCAL ENFORCEMENT PLAMNIKO tJOAP.0 244 Tlnton Falls Purauant to aactton II of tha The foregoing Ordlnanca waa isn't much of a gift West continues • Q94 SOftOUOH O# MATAWAM Uniform Fira Safaty Act (P L introduced and paaeed firti read- WMEP.CAS. VITO LIONETTI IMS. c M3) the Naw Jereey Uni- ing at a Ragular meeting of the with the ten of clubs, and South VQJ63 Ownar/AppHcanl of tha proparty Ordlnanca Amandlng Chaptar form Fire Coda ahall be locally takes the ace. 0643 known and daalgnatad aa Lota IV Conatructlon Codaa. Uni- enforced in the Borough of Tln- Borough of Tlnton Falla hold on 13 and 14. Block M wtilcn form, of tha Coda of tho Borough ton FaHa July 16, 1965 and aaid-Ordi- [rontfJlM Soti Dtouson lop South now geU to dummy with a • K95 pramlaaa ara locatad In tha High, of Tlnton Faila 2 AGENCY DESIGNATION nanoe will be further conaidered way Improvamanl Zorta haa ap- BE (T ORDAINED by tho Coun- Tha local enforcing agency for final paaaage at a Regular descends io droppaa *ti$ituna trump to ruff the nine of spades, pHad to tha Planning Board to cil of tha Borough of Tinlon FaHa, ahaii ba tha DMaton of Fire meeting of aald go»«mmn body anacheo oov. Sturrad band WEST EAST modify and amond a oravtouary ' hold on July 30 iHS al Itttv* and Cimisott unotrtop draws the last missing trump and in lha Count* of Monmouth and Prevention in the Department of • AK85 • 107632 adoptad WaapluMon Caaa ao-4. Siata of Now Jaraay, that Inepectlon of tha Borough of Tln- I 00 P M at the Borough Han PfmiM Pifttrn 906!) Misses leads a club to dummy's king to WMEP.EA9 tha Planning Chaptar 81. Conatructlon Codaa. ton Falta Tmton FaHa. New Jereey at which Silts 6 10 IB <784 97 Board attar caraluHy conaMarlng Uniform, of tha Coda ot tha3 DUTIES and piece all interested p«r- return the queen of spades. lha Application tor Modification Borough of Tinlon Falta ba Tha local enforcement agency aont daainng to ba heard mere- OK875 OJ109 of tha atruotura pravfouary daalg- amandad aa foitowa on w4ll be glvan full opportunity RIGHT TIME •haH enforce tha Uniform Flra • J106 • Q872 natsd In tha Original raviaad I action 1 — Safaty Act and tha codaa and •LLEN BRANIS Ptana aa tha Oaaollna Sarvtca Bacttonli-2A (1) la amandad W regutattone adopted undar It In Borough Cfk The time for generosity has araa, all bulldmga. etructurea end Juty 22 |«8 40 SOUTH WHEREAS, tha Planning (1) Tha Building Subcoda faa arrived. South discards his low pramlaaa within tha Borough of UOOkviKK pane" ADO VH • J Board, having accaptod tha ra- •hall ba Tlnton Falla. other than owner- 248 Union Baach «ch pjnvn '0' poiUyt and diamond and tells West: "Don't say viaad building ptana for tha Sar- (a) For naw conatructlon. ona occupied ona and two family VAK10952 vtca Araa conarlnad In tha Final cant (SO 01) par cubic foot of dweMlnge, and ahall faithfully ORDINANCE NO. 471 tvandhng t—t it 1 never gave you anything." Only a SIM Plan datad May 30. 1M6building or atrurtura votuma up comply with tha requtrementa of AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH- flnda tha aama to ba In ordar and spoilsport would point out that 0AQ2 lo ona hundrad thouaand tha Uniform Fire Safaty Act and ING A LOCAL ENFORCEMENT oooatafJnQ of a mora itmtlatf (100,000) cubic faai Abova ona tha Uniform Flra Coda AGENCY FOR THE PURPOSE MARIAN MARTIN South was sure to lose that dia- • A43 ttructufa kt Mta hundrad thouaand (100.000) 4 LIFE HAZARD USES OF ESTABLISHING A SYSTEM WMEP.EA4 tha Planning cubic faat, thrao-tantha cant Tha local enforcing agancy ee- FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF Pattern Depl. 420 mond anyway. South Weil North Et*t (10003) for aach additional tabliehed by aection 2 of thla or- MINIMUM FIRE SAFETY STAN- of tha Final Sna Plan on thla 17th cubic foot; provtdad that tha dinance ahall carry out tha per- OARDS OF THE STATE UNI- West is now caught in an end IS? Pan 27 Pass uno. IBM minimum t*aa ahali ba aavanty- todtc inapacttona of life hatard FORM FIRE CODE WITHIN THE Tin Dally Register play. If West returns a diamond, 4V AllPaas ROBERT V SIMONS. Chairman flva doMara (|7S ) raatdonaai. ona uaaa raquirad by the Uniform BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH Roll Call Armallino. yaa. hundrod fifty dollar. (|150) Flra Coda on behalf of tha Com- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE IMOIMrtMralM manirM South gels a free finesse. If West Evana. yaa. Catay, vaa, Shuoy- commarciat and Induatrtal mleeionar of Community Arfalra UNIFORM FIRE SAFETY ACT MY 11177 PrMNMN UrXtll Yaa. VlttaMo. yaa. Mnoar. yaa. (PL ig*3, C 383) OF THE returns anything else, dummy ruffs (b) For ranovattona. attaratlona ft. ORGANIZATION Zlf SUI. fanara N ark*r Opening lead --•K Doian. abatatnod. Blmona, yaa or rapaira. twanty dottun (»20) Tho local enforcing agency ee- STATE OF NEW JERSEY H while South discards the queen of July 17 IBM for tha nrat ona thouaand doHara tabHehed by Section 2 ot thla PUBLIC NOTICE CaaC a Ha ($1,000 ) of aaumatod coat, plua ordinance ahall be a pan of Oe- PUBLIC NOTICE n hereby diamonds. A Pocket Guide to •ritiff* writ- MSOLUimoM tan dotiara (S10) for aach ad- partmanl ot Inapactlona and given that lha foregoing Ordi- NEW Sprinfl Summtr rjtir.n tea by Alfrtai SaMlawol. U avalla- ditional ona thouaand dotiara ahall ba undar tha direct auper- nanoa waa Introduced on Firat DAILY QUESTION BOAOUOH Of MATAWAM (11,000 i or part thareof. vteton and control ot Dlractor. Reading at a Meeting of the CiUOg Fill ljsr>«rti lor Dvly hit. G«t your copy hy MrWisf |U0t WHERIA8. VITO LrONCTTl. providod that tna minimum faa Dapartment ot Inapacttona woman f'« pinrm ctxipon Youhold:*>AK85> car work Company paid penaion extra money leaching make-up flnlaher wanted Earty morning. Retirees welcome Muat apply m Buay office requlree reliable hard I^,i,now%urof^l.oneof on Atlantic Ave near Liberty Reader & Advisor plan Blue Crow/Blue Shield. •rliiiry and color analyata Earn Experience helpful but not pereon See Frank btwn 2-4pm worker Call Diane 747-3730. HELP WANTED the top 4 in the Red Sen* area. Ave . Long Branch Call Aiao Tarot Card Reading Open Life insurance Holiday! and va- S20 + an hour Will train. Call Will train. Can Norwood Distributors, Long We era buay We need yoir E^ 1 122-4233 dally 10am to »pm Call for appt Gattona. Atlantic Qlaaa Co . 21 229-8983 FLORAL DESIGNERS — Exp. Branch. training, motivation » B"'**" * 495-1263. Keanaburg. i free Mapte Ave . Red Bank ' mornings Part-time Buay ahop Call be- Midnight shift, 1 to 3 available We currently have 7 quaetlon answered by phone. LOST — Diamond eodiere sold tween B-fl p m 747-M71. Million-Doilar aaaoclales Need 3 DENTAL ASSISTANT — 2 night* days per week de- nng Sentimental value Liberal CARRIERS WANTED >re Experienced or beglnnera. AVON per week + Sat. afternoons PART TIME reward Call 741-4770 or SINGLES BOWLING Boya 4 Qlrla FULL-TIME SALES — Athletic 11 yaara and older Mlddleiown. X-Ray licenae pending on work Bored with ban? footware and appareH. 40 hour ?NTUHY 21 COZENS. Reeltore To Deliver neceeaary 671-8930 load. No Exp. SUMMER JOBS LOST 7/16 — Chihuahua brown, Sick of spat? Christmas In July. week. Apply In peraon Feel Flrat white ft Hack 11 yrs Old THE REGISTER DIETICIAN P/T — Buay In- inc.. 92 Broad 8... Red Bank Necessary, will Do you want lo spend your sum- • 13 River Rd Call Joan 542-1886 mer on the beech but earn $70- Anewera to Paanuta Call Its not too earty to be thinking Good opportunity to earn ternlata' office Send reeume with 741-1 FULL TIME 1150 a week working In our tele- 739-8730 until 7. 736-12S6 after ibout Avon's greatest Chriaimaa money, win priiei qualincattone to BOH T-457, The Train. Minimum OAS STATION ATTENDANT DRIVIER 12 Travel- i hlatory Lowest prices In yesrs Regiater. Shrewabury, NJ 07701. phone ealee program pert time? OPENINGS NOW Pay* Ref a a muat. 530-8073 0 consumer and extremely at- wage. Will train but muat have a good unlon beneltla expe LOST — Large Mack dog In Key- Tranaporf Don 1 Bay Ave. Downtown Hlgh- DISHWASHER-FULL TIME preferred Apply lnpW>. JJJ tractive earnings for repreeenta- FULL TIME — Health/Guidance telephone voice Pleeeenl work- pon araa on 7/15 Heeded KEANSBURQ — Reeldent needs landa Nevealnk Country Club. bank Lumber, « We" •' • ™° tlvea-Up to BOH. Now la the beat teacher tar M-M school year Ing conditions Houre Mon-Fri towards Long Branch Answers ride lo-trom Linden WH Alter 2 Country Club Apia , Eaiontown Call for appt. 642-ai11. Bans. N J ime to get a terrttory bulH up NJ certification with eiemenUry Call 542-4006 8PM M 9 3OPM ft Bet. 9 to 1PM lo Oooner REWARD 495-1932 noon »mn Will pay '* expenses 3 Stony Hill Apia . Eaton town Jmited openlnga available For DISHWASHER — Experience achool preferred. Bend letter of CaH Diane after SPM BESTAUPWNT/KITCHeN HEi." CU 4M-3S4J BatwMn 6AM-8AM more Information call 747-9687 preferred. Excellent aalary A application and reeume to Dr. &42-49M Plus person, dlshwsshers » 842-4633 Ask for Mr. Conner. orep workers Inquire within Black ft gold Hutty Dlka. BMX 542-8880 beneflta Apply In pereon Atlantic Lenore Farrah. Bhrewebury PART-TIME TEACHERS — NJ from F r D Slora In Matawan 15 Instruction Highland! Nurelng Horn*. • Borough School. 20 Obre Place, £*od»v E, Hlver M.. Rumaon. BARTENDER — Experienced Equal Oppty Employee M/F certified Elementary Education. Reward Call 563-0M3 Middletown Ave , Atlantic High- Shrewabury. NJ .07701. Apply in pereon Snore Point Inn, CARRIER Teecher of the Handicapped. lands Mon a Frl. 9-4 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - LOST WALLET — Qreen Hwy. 35. Haitet. GLAZIER — Experienced Speech Correction lats and PRIVATE MUSIC INSTRUCTION WANTED Full time. PVC compounding Cemafloughe LoaUuly 17,about DISHWASHER — Full or part Call Door a R Ua Glaea Home Inatructlon to service non- - All beginning Instruments {ad- BARTENDER — Experienced 4pm, Vicinity of Laurel Ava IN HOLMDEL time Apply In pereon, Penlneule oompeny looking tor a depen- public echooie in Monmouth vanced lrump«l) 291-8120. Full time. Apply. THE COVE. Sea 495-2424 Beech important Papers a To deliver The Register Houee. Sea Bright. dable class A mechanic with County S9 per hour. Send re- Bright, between 2-5. GRILL PERSON — To open up In money In it It found plaar " electrical background to Join our eume to* Mra. Patricia Martin. 3 u 11 poemona available Sun thru Frl. to cus- DISHWASHERS — i kllchen am. Early houre. Mainly breek- 201-371-3752 PEWARP1 sno rsmedlallon Certified F stafl Excellent pay and benetlta Monmouth County Educational Oerlatrlc eiperlenoe praterreo taal trade. Flax houra Reliable a BASIC SKILLS POSITIONS — tomers located on Cindy help. SMady Job Flexible houra, • overtime Pieeee contact Don Servtcea Commission. PO BOM For funner details apply In per- LOST — In Monmouth Baach Ing Spaolallsl Call 741-2443 muat Apply In peraon to Ray'a TEACHERS (2) BASIC SKILLS - Good pay. Call 872-1251 after 1, Schwan el 936-5960 12B4. Freehold. NJ 07728-1264 Silvar chain with 2 medala. Virgin Lane and Jill Drive. Restaurant. 340 W. Front St.. son Mon-Frl, 9-4. Holmdel Con- 1968-98 achool year 1 Full Time h for manager. Equel Opportunity Employer Mary ft The Pope Reward if Key port Wf PERSON — ,.!«.« Center. l«Hn »• and 1 Pah Time Poalllon • New Call 542-6880 PART TIME — Medlcel Special- found Call 229-7514 Jeraey Elementary Certificate re- DISPATCHER — Part-lime for ed Holmdel. N.J g*>-42O0. ists. Legal Clerks, and Cooka No quired interested and qualified CARRIER WANTED — For Sun- taxi eervloe. Apply In pereon HAIRDRESSER - Full or part ing Full time. Cell 6 LOST — 7 year otd black cat. experience, we will train Earn RNS-LPN8 - Full • pan lime applicant* ara requeated to aub- day morning Mual be an early Middletown Yellow Cab, 86 time with following for ahop Wearing blue sparkle nea collar 51 HelpWanUd Longwood Ave , Mlddleiown. 10 under new management Salary MANAGER ft ASSISTANT MAN- greet pey • 12000 Cash Bonus positions available on 3-11 pm mlt a Loner of Application and riaer Call Michael, Mon thru AGER — Challenging Job with shirt. Pleaee cell lor appt Hilltop Name Rocky Atlantic Highland! Reaume with a copy of their a.m.-4 p.m. aee Oeorge. + commission Call 471-03M, + SS040 Ol Mil 4 110.000 stu- Mai* or Female Frl.. 7-8 15 a.m. or 3-5:18 p.m . advancement potential Qood Nursing Home. 671-0177 araa If found call 672-0028 Tranacrlpt. Teaching Certificate After a p.m. see-wia dent loan repteoement Call for 495-2985 DISPATCHER/OPERATOR starting salary, comprehensive ACCOUNTANT — 9alary open and Reterencea before Auguat 2 Interview: 747-2211 Other |obs ROOFERS - EXPEIENCED —Looking for aharp Individual* benefits Pleeaant atmosphere If 9 Spaclal Notloa Supervise staff of 3. 1885 to: CARPET INSTALLER'S HELPER HAIRDRESSER • ASSISTANT available. AMERICANS AT Own Tools A Trans Reeponelblllllee Include maln- - Wanted. Muat have driver* to work In communication* Exp tor buay Haiiet Salon you ere enxloua to auooeed end THEIR BEST". Prior service may FEMALE COMPANION — Willing Ccall 291 -9261 tanlnlng all generel ladgari Robert A Zolklewtci. licenae Call 291-8497 center Receive Information on Call 264-9734 grow then come talk wtth ua at eppry N.J. ARMV NATIONAL 10 travel Between 50-60 yra Fun other books oT orlglonal aniry Superintendent of School phone*, radio*, and computer* HICKORY FARMS GUARD RUM80N — Enterprising young CARPETS — A Vinyl contractor loving Reply to BOH Z-4S2, The Subeldary raoordt. compilation Mighianda Elementary School Relay to approplate department HANDY PERSON — Retired Seaview ftq Mall, June 17. Call •Mrs wanted You -HI be running Regular Shrewebury. N J Muat be experienced Same day Part-time. Private Home of payroll Information for pro- Navealnk Avenue Police fire. EMS dlspetchlng or 922-M46 for in appt or eend PART TIME — Need extra cash? your own business while earning 07701 pay 609-397-6488 CaH 842-4316. cessing by oulsids egoncy. And Hlghlanda. New Jeraey 07732 central atatlon exp required. Work on home phone program prtiea. trips and cash LADIES ONLY — Tired of the olnar duties •• prescribed by ina An Equal Opportunity/ CARPENTER — Full time. Exp'd Typing and filing. Clean record HOST/HOSTEB8 - Full or part- Flexible Earn up 10 $10 per hour The only requirements are that Dlraclor Of Flnanca Tha follow- MANICURIST-PEUCURIST aame old thing? Make thia eum- Affirmative Action Employer with own toola. Apply in pereon require 747-1400. lime Experienced year round. Call Barbara, 747-6666 you are at leaat 11 years OKI and ing llama will Da hatpful but ara Experienced, for buay salon mer really excitinfl by booking a Sea Wlnda Condominium*. 548 Apply In pereon Penlnaula not raqulrad Certified Municipal Call 530-3234 SECRETARY P/T - Typing, fil- BENCH TECHNICIAN — Full Patten Ave , Long Branch. House. Ooean Ave., See Bright lingerie demonstration WE ing, anawering phone, ateno For Flnanca Offlcar or R.M.A. knuwi- lime. Salary baaed on axp a MARINA In See Bright Requires CARRV IT ALL) Kelly 496-9251 edge of NCR 3B8 or EDP back- HOUSEKEEPER/COMPANION insurance 00 Call 74.-8870. ability Contact Tony 405-1900 CHILD CARE — Couplea and DRIVER General Yard Help ground comparable Municipal •mole adulta needed to open Full time Uve-in for healthy Cell 642-0*44 PART TIME SECRETARY — For tj«perlenoe. Please aubmlt <•• BOYS/QIRLS their nomn to emo.onal dia- vialon-Impaired senior lady SALES accounting office Bookkeeping Him to be netd In strict con- MEN/WOMEN trubed children, agea 10-18 To Early morning Muat have car. referencee. Light LOSE WEIGHT ft EAT TOO! MECHANICS-TRUCK experience helpful Flexible tidanca to Ronald J. Mehlhorn Due to a rapid growth, we have provide firm but loving care to a cooking, cleaning, erranda. NJ All Natural Herbal Diet Route Drivers. Full- Steedy union |ob Full benefits 3 houra. Cell 747-0066 for appt Sr . Director of Finance. City of earty morning newspaper routea child placed with you Training, beachfront apartment AMo. Full refund i' not Mtlafied yra. experience Ceil 662-2711 Long Branch. N.J. 07740 available IN YOUR AREA Call iuppon and aubatantial com- Southern Florida apartment PART TIME — Phone salee per- Call Valeria 566-6199. time (vehicle sup- for more Information 1-800-242-0850 today It you penaenon provided Ca I Andrea Salary negotiable. Reply to: son wanted to solicit tor winter ATTENTION! want money, prltea a eatraa ALARM SY8TEM TECHNICIAN Learner, 591-1750 EOE plied). Must have B. Langer. 201-434-1600 MECHANIC (AUTO) — Full time bowling leeguee Musi be re- Adulta muat have a car, MRS. SYLVIA - Experienced In all phases ol CLERK TYPIST — Engineering Apply In pereon Main ft Broad liable 1 able to work evea Light Pieeae mention THE REGISTER STAR LEDGER »1 IN JERSEY valid driver's license MCurlty/flrs/apeclal service sys- Dept General office work A data St, Matawan or 1638 Rte 36. paperwork aleo involved Apply when replying to a Regleter PSYCHIC Oak hurst employment ad tems 3-5 yrs experience Must BUS DRIVERS — Perl tlrnV~2 entry. Send retume to Clerk and a clean driving ICE CREAM PARLOR in peraon at Brunswick Airport Typiat* Position. Electro Im- Plaja Lanee, Rt 38. Hai-iet N J READINGS hsve clean record e be bond- openlnga for Sept 15 50 to 17 an record. No ex- GIFT SHOP MECHANIC SALES Advisor on all pioblami ol lift abte. Call 747-1400 hour depending on experience pulse, PO Box 670. Red Bank. NJ Qood salary Steady Job between I2noon-3PM 07701 EOE PART TIME POSITIONS"- Avell- Tarot Cardt. Ailrology 1 Palm 4-5 hra. per day. Type 1 lloenee perience required. •SALESPEOPLE Call WM-0393 WE WILL TRAIN required Will train Ideal for the able Apply In pereon to Chicken You for a career in real eetata ARMY RESERVE •COUNTER HELP MECHANIC'S ASSISTANT — 775-9572 NEWLY RETIRED Apply In par CLERICAL - 8 front office Poe- The Register, One Comer. Rt 30, Middletown We provide complete and com- •CASHIERS Full time position to assist DRILL SERGEANTS aon between 10-3 weekday! Itiona Open Aply >n peraon Molly prehensive training Learn all the SI Helo Wanted Register Plaza, •J3 3SM HR Borough Mechanic with man Piaim 10 30AM-4PM As • vet. an E-4 with over 3 years Rannay School, 235 Hope Rd Pitcher Inn. Hwy 35. Red Bank detain et our Career Night experience, your akin la worth tenence and repair of Bourough PART TIME ORIVER — For Thurs July 2ft at 7 30 p.m Re Tlnton Fella CLEANINQ-EXPERIENCED Shrewsbury, NJ. Call for interview, Mon.-Fri., 10 1100 per weekend or more part vehidee Muel be experienced flower ahop Aleo help around eerve your aeel 946-97*0 Or no exp well train you wa a.m.-4 p.m. 488-0010. time. BUS PEOPLE — Full/part-time Apply In person and available for overtime Beck- ahop when not driving Chance CENTURY 21 Elnbinde* Realtors AUTOMOTIVE Apply In pereon Buttonwood need coneaennoue help to aupp- ground on all typee of vehicles Call ly the demanda for home clean- INSURANCE — Commercial 10 learn Apply In peraon only if 6 Offices Serving Manor Reel., Hwy 34. Maiawan 7 a.m.-9 a.m. Including heavy duty trucks. TECHNICIANS 1201) 741-5930 Red Bank NJ ing of carpal* furniture, walla a line* underwriter Total handling interested In yeer round Monmoulh County (201) 780-1191 Freehold NJ of account* Only exp. need dteeefli and hydreullca. elecritcal work Spiwek Florist. M Ave of CARRIER WANTED floora if you are e hard working SALESPERSON — Full or ptyl apply Good salary and benetlta ayatems and welding eeeentiai Two Rivers. Rumaon Immediate Openings For delivery in the Rumaon-Fair peraon wed like to lalh to you Equal Oppty Employer Ulf time Mual be 21 yre or older ,.RMY RESERVE about (olnlng ua Call Ser- Call 222-0800 Roy lakowe. Ina. Valid NJ driver's a requirement Haven area Approximately r. inquire Freehold Pharmacy, 2 w Available For BE ALL YOU CAN BE vceMaiter 542-7440 DRIVER/MESSENGER — Mor Agency W Lono Branch Apply In pereon to Red Bank to 2 houra per day About $200 Mem Si, freehold. 463-0132 rlBtown law firm eeeka reapon Dept of Public utintiee. 7ft PART TIME Certified Tech- ASSISTANT — To tha Sports per month. Reliable car a muat HELP WANTED - Companion lo aibie individual for chauf- Cheetnut 81. Red Bank NJ SALES HELP — In unique Editor Must have layout and , For information call Susie. INSTRUCTORS STORE COLLECTOR nicians. Ford Ex- Seme Citnen Live-m and tome feur/meaeenger duUee K Houra 6-4 wtth reaume and refer Approximately 28 hra per week clothing store Exp only only editing experience. Call Rich | 842-6660 cooking Driving desirable but I nave a vaild NJ llcenee ft be able PART-TIME encee Equal opportunity em Reliable car end knowledge of Apply in pereon island Sryte. 86 perience Preferred. Nlcolem aftar 0PM 542-4000 | CARPENTERS HELPERS - not required Pleaaant aurrond- to work flexible nra Pieeee con Serve one weekend a month and ptover Monmouth County a mual Broed St. Red Bent. Equal Opportunity Employer Bonus Pay Plan Re- I Muat have trane Full time only mga Can 672-9300 between 9-10 tad Mr* Smith at 288-1000 earn over |1OO a weekend it Contact MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - SALES STOCK PERSON - fan 787-0060. am .weekday* for appt yoi/re an E-4 with ova* 3 yaara DOUO FREEMAN wards Qualified DRIVER WANTED - Part time Buey 4 doctor office Full or pan I lime permanent poeiUon Muat experience Call CONSTRUCTION COMPANY — for Rumton/Falr Haven area time. Eip preferred Com- 542-4000 Em 267 be neat end motivated Apply in People Desiring Lots CARRIER WANTED (201) 741-5830 Red Bank NJ for deta"s Hiring people 'or pipe crew Only Call 741-3080 petitive salary Fringe benefits ' peraon Clayton 4 Magee Men a (201) 760-H91 Freehold NJ of Work and Big Pay experienced personnel m thia Ceil 741-3603 10 a m -6 p m or I and boya clothiers. 19 Broed 9t DRIVERS WANTED - For pitta ATTENTION! field need apply Call between ARMY RESERVE 741-3600 6 p,m.-10 am Red Bant, eek for Mr Weber checks! delivery evee 4-12PM Make PART TIME 7 30-4 30 iM-7921 ME8SENQER - Part-lime for Pleaae mention THE REGISTER good money dally Mual have BE ALL YOU CAN BE Mornlnge 9am to 1 p m daily SALES CONSTRUCTION LABORERS - own car ft Ins Red Bank Piui. evening run Sp.m-1130pm 9 I OR 1 p m toft Ip m dally College Paid Benefits: Va- when replying to a Regiater CARRIER INSULATION APPLICATOR — Full lime, pen time Full-time Muat have trana (col- 842-2831 day week. Shrewebury State ; students and houeewK employment ad New construction In Monmouth ,— like selling fine men a cations. Holidays, WANTED lege itudenta also ok for sum- I corned Earn $5 peKr hohouur No clothing. |otn ua at CARLIN8 m DRIVERS — For roll-off and County are* Experience'will AUTO BODY PERSON — Ex- mer) 787-0080 experience neceeeei, Sick Pay, Uniforms. Thousand Oaks Village iram Steady employment Top ,ry We will Monmoulh Mall Flexible houra perienced Salary baaed on ex- garbage truck! Muat be ex- I train aa marketing repa New ai i Neves.nk. Call Jeff Cady COOK — Snort order cook* '•tee Beneflta Mual have own MOLDING HELPERS - Immedi- steady position S44-1723 Training, Retirement perience A ability Contact Larry perienced Call 264-4404. > conditioned ofncee located on Poaiiions*svaiiaibe immediately transportation Call 738-0201 be- ate openlnga on Ml ahifta injec- at 739-4411 I 542-8860 EASY ASSEMBLY WOBKI — Rt 38 end Naveelnk River Rd Plan, Hospital- Sebastian • P Mon Mall ft rween 0em-3pm tion molding exp a plus Excel- SANDY HOOK UD $60000 par 100 Guaranteed ! CaH 747-6600 between io am to AUTO MECHANIC — Class A CARRIER NEEDED — Vicinity of Middletown 542-7794 Mr T rn- lent seiary 1 beneflta pkg Apply CON8ESSIONS izatlon, Dental, u Payment No Experience/No JANITOR M/F 2 p m deity HeTa A all tools required Salary Woodland D. . alfto Broadmoor in pereon btwn hra of 6AM 4 Salea Detain aend eelf-ed- Flexible houra Call 672-OO2S Prescriptions, Major commensurate wtth eip Apply Drive. Llncroft Start immedi- 4PM at Mac Wayne Ctoeure. 190 PART TIME - Animal Control 1 COOK — Short order wanted dreeeed stamped envelope, Call YMCA 741-2SO4 Medical, Life In- "• • i.HwyN, ately Call 542-8*80 aak for Boundary Rd . Marlboro N J Orncer Weekends Valid NJ Apply In peraon Tha Towns A ELAN VITAL - 516, M18 FULL-TIME POSITION Lynn. LABORER - Construction Must EOE dlrver'a lloenee Middletown Country Inn Omar. Kayport Entarpnae Rd . Ft Pierce, FL surance. be 16 A have N.J drivers i Twp resident 96 hr Call Middle RECEIVING AREA 334B2 MOTEL ; DOM CLEANING lloenee U 50 hr Call 747-42*8 town Twp Heeith Oept 671-3100 SUPERVISOR 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Appro* 20 houra per week In- If You Want To Be A COPY DESK ELECTRICIANS HELPER - 1-3 between 6-B High volume department store cluding weekends Apply in per- PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON I 12Ju,flT yra experience or Vocational Team Member With ASSISTANT LABORER-NEEDED aon 10-2 deny No phone calls - Muel have OOwn car Cell QT^LJZZ School Graduate Call btwn 6-6. ENTRY LEVEL - Pos- For tree service, will train pieces Howard Johneon Lodge. The Most Ag- Mon-Frl 741-2341 MOMS PIZZA 736-6S33 merchendiae receiving, pricing MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES CaH 530-1612 Hwy 36, Mtddtefctwn. ition for recent journal- PART TIME — Need en eg and marking operation gressive Ford Deal- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/ ism graduate or individ- LANDSCAPING MOTHER'S HELPER — High greceive eerf-motivated individ- Hourly rate • paid vacation and ership in Monmouth The Register hat an opening tor a District Sales ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Full time positions available school girt wanted pan-time ual with aaiea ability for womena benefit package available lo •• Manager In Its circulation department. ual with solid language To president of company Excel- County. Pick up the CaH 630-1*06 kdaye Call 496 4060 apparel & lur ealon from 10-4 30 pertenced applicant with euper- lent opportunity lor experienced This entry level position Involves supervising youth skills and interest in •nRedBanh Wilitrain 747-7439 vteory skins In organisational Phone and Call individual Qood company paid LEGAL SECRETARY — Ood news. Ability to work ability Apply in peraon only carriers In the areas of sales, service and collec- benefits immediate opening skins in shorthand and typing MOTOR ROUTE PART TIME — Driver Muat be 24 tions. We provide training and an excellent com- under deadline pressure pieeae cell S44-81M lor appt required. 1 full time and 1 part or over wtth valid N J llcenee Nichols Oept Store. Hwy 34 A time Freehold Office 431-1400. Fie* hra Immediate CAT De- Lloyd Rd . Aberdeen 10 • pensation package. We are Interested In agressive is essential Some writing EXECUTIVE SECRETARY DRIVER livery Service Inc . 767-S327 SECRETARY - Part «me in Ol 264-1600 and editing: Reply to: LEGAL SECRETARY - 6 yeera Individuals who have prior sales/or supervisory ed to dettver The RegiaWr Sun office Wanted afaw/noene from minimum experience m Reel Es- Immediate opening for executive PART TIME — Medicei in- 3-6 CeN 646-7000 Ask for experience. News Editor secretary to senior vice presi- tate Excellent benefite Salary thru "• " - surance secretary eip only THE REGISTER dent of national reel eetate de- commensurate wtth experience Reply PO Bo* 46. Matawan NJ i MM Bob Lyttle. To Apply contact Box 520 veloper headquartered In Mon- Oakhurai law firm Call Sandy SECRETARY - DtvereMed office mouth County Ability to work 493-2202 (tree. Call 842-1 duties Light bookkeeping Send PART TIME PAPER DELIVERY Brian Banach Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 independently, top-notch skills. teMe Equal Opportunity im- reeuma to "O Box 367 LEGAL SECRETARY — Good - Mon-Sat 9-nAM Eatab Equal Oppty Employer word processing a plus Send Holmdel.NJ 07733 reaume with aalary requirement* (ooa are hard lo find but we have iiahed roulee No collecting TOM'S FORD 542-4000 Ext. 287 COSMETICS — Teech akin car* MUNICIPAL FINANCE OFFICER to Personnel Director. PO Box one for an experienced Legal Muat have of 747-2143 SECURITY QUARO makd-up and color anaylan Will — Salary open Supervise tun 500. Red Banh. NJ 07701 Secretary wtth Reel Estate £•- 4-12 shift Cell 942-7677 583-5210 train and aialat 870-3416 perlenoe Good pay. com •f 3 Reeponaibiimee include PART TIME SCHOOL NURSE between • a m -4 p m KEYPORT meintanining all general ledgers. N J certrflcatton with elementary FACTORY HELP NEEDED — meneurete with quelrncauona CUSTODIANS ft FLOQ^PEH- other books of orlglonal entry achool experience preferred SECRETARY CONFIDENTIAL - Light manufacturing Will tram Small Red Bank Law Firm with SON8 — Needed in .JJBlet & Subeidery records. compMatton Send letter of application and Opening available Auguet 19th Mual be IS or older Surburben . _ isant working condWone Umon Baecn area Call Of payroll information for pro* raeuma to Or Lenore Farrah, 19*5 Secretary to the Super- Aluminum, Leonardo, 291-3300 630-4200 i-a00-392-«948 ceeeing by outakle agency And Shrewsbury Borough School. 20 intendent of Schools Haaaa aend 'twmi {no ceUe) to Offtoe DANCE INSTRUCTORS - Maa- FACTORY — Worker, general LEGAL SECRETARY - Reel other duttee M preecrtbed by the Obre Piece Shrewebury N J COMMERCIAL ARTIST duties involve some heavy lining Estate experience eeeentlel Fu< Director Of Finance The lottow- 07701 of Ihe Superintendent MWdte- tera In tha ana Send reaume to Apply in person at Florence ing items wlH be helpful but era town Townehtp School Mattel PO Box 2$. Red Bank. NJ PART TIME - Prom attendant Mills. 1490 Florence Ava . Union Loretta at 496-2121 not required Certified Municipal 59 Tindetl Rd Middletown. N.J 07701 wanted to work evee in bowling Finance Officer or R M A Knowl- OT746 An Equal Opportunity Expand your horizon and grow with us. LEGAL SECRETARY - Typing. center Mon-Thura Apply in par- edge of NCR 396 or EDP back- FARM HELP word proceeeor. light steno Exp son, brunewtok Airport Plata ground comparable Municipal Pal time'Fuit time preferred Pteeeenl ofnoe in Red Lanes Rt 36. HaiMt SECRETARY/ DATA ENTRY experience Please aubmlt re- Here's an exciting and rewarding career opportunity for a Pecking Produce Bank Cell 642-7272 OPERATKONS/ aume to be heM in strict con- PART TIME Cell 946-42M MARKETING A talented artist, to join the Advertising Department of our POOL UFE3UAR0 - Certffled fidence to Ronald J Mehlhorn SALES ASSISTANT Eaiebiiahed Data Entry Service FEDERAL — State A CKrtl jobs Flexible houra Pteeee apply in Sr . Director of Finance. City of newspaper. The qualified candidate we seek must be fam- Eaceftent, challenging part/rutt- Co riaa Immediate openings for now available In your area CaH peraon. 10-2 daily Howard Long Branch, NJ 07740 tlme OPPORTUNITY tor s r* iliar with mechanicals, layouts, typespecs, have a working experienced Kay Punch Oper- 1-610-566-1667 lor Info. 24 hra. Johnson Motor Lodge, Hwy. 36. atora lor permanent full and pan Ml"— - NEW CAR WASHER - Opening aponaiMe eeff-etarter wtth a knowledge of advertising newspaper production, and pos- time poa'tiona on 1ST 2ND. ft FORMICA PERSON — Exp In avertable now See Randy Apply ATTENTION! etrong buMneea aenee A phone 3RD ahifta Key-to-diec ex- counter tops ft vanities a mual RN — FuH time 11-7 p.m. m pereon. Parkway OtdemobHe lence Oood orgenitattonei sess a flair for creating and designing quality ads. to support perience a piua Excellent salary Call 787-44*1 between 9-4 30 RN/LPN - Of. cell Vacation re- Keyport N J — Pleaee mention THE REGISTER secretarial and typing Mitts a and beneflta packege Call for lief or pari-ame Ail shirts E*c when replying to a Regiater muat Government contract our ad sales staff PRO DUC TT ION SUPERVISOR NURSE'S AIDE — Mature mind- interview appointment beneflta Appty at Brookdaie employment ad marketing A aaiaa. A pereonai — Temporary substitute on cell u ed, to care for etdeny coupte on -ralng Center. 3328 Hwy 38 computer experienoa end/or ep tor packaging plant Mon-Frl PIZZA MAKER weekends Rets required CaH iitude very deetrabta. Bend re- We offer an excellent salary plus benefits. Hours 9AM-4 30PM. Senior SUB A PREP PERSON CMFCORP. 264-7366 after 6pm aume to CybeReeouroe. 46 cmiens welcome Write MPO LOCAL CONTRACT CLEANING RHONE PERSON Hawlhorne Rd Red Benk. N J CO — Looking for pert time eve- NURSES FuH A pen time nighte Apply m Send your resume in strict confidence to: MATAWAN Box 672. Long Branch, N.J 07701 07740 ning Supervteora Muat have pereon Circle piua. Ealontown 5B3-3660 minimun of 2 yra exp 2 trana PIZZA PERSON SECRETARY - To Chief School P.O. Box A121 DELI-LUNCHEONETTE - All Cell 1-600-M2-6946 Administrator A school a • Experience only need apply phases ol prep ft counter work poaition Send letter of FULL TIME LOCAL CONTRACT CLEANING 3 days a week Call 291 -4726 cetion and reeume to Dr Lenore c/o The Register Pleaaant atmosphere Earn »300 weekly Ma|or corpor COMPANY - Looking for pan PLANT ENTHUSIAST - Old ee Farrah. Shrewebury Borougn Shrewsbury 747-2262 after 2 allon In Red Bank located on Rt ttme evening end morning help ATTENTION! mention THE REGISTER tabliahed company aeeking ex- School. 20 Obre Ptaee. One Register Plaza DENTAL ASSISTANT — "Foe~ a 36 haa (3) openlnge for bright. in Haiiet araa. CaH when replying to a Register perienced, reliable peraon able Shrewebury. N J 07701 team ottlc* in Morganviiie Exp assertive personalities who 1-900-392-«*U Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 make a nice appeernace and can employment ed. landie reeponaibiirtlee to cere preferred Pleaae call Sfti-1112 SERVICE STATION ATTEND- verballie We will train aa mar- LPN — All ahifta Apply In pereon tor interior loilege plania Good DENTAlTfleciPTlONIST - Perl NURSES AIDE — 2 days a week, ANTS — FuH A part time M/F keting repraeentattvea. Muat to Atlantic Hlghlanda Nursing M _. jflta Muel have car time, in general Dental practice Tuee t Thura r* nra each Aektor Randy, 643-1166 havs Economical and reliable Home. 6 Middletown Ave.. Allan 636-8111 m Red Bank Exp preferred morn to assist with stroke pe- car Call Mr Trout 747-6600 be- tic Hlghlanda. Mon-Frt, Pleaae call 642-2337 ttont Cell 642-7622 PLASTIC - Manufacturing Co SHEET METAL INSTALLEM — tween 10 am to 12 noon only 9am-4pm haa openings for Operators. Ma- Wanted Experienced Good pey NURSES AIDE M/F — Wkrtd*. terial Handlera and Assemblers Yeer round work 767-6094 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Geriatric eip reqjl Apply In Si Htlp Wanted pereon Catontown Convalaeoani. SH EET METAL INSTALLER — NURSING/MEDICAL 139 Qrani Ave Ealonlown Experienoe neceeeary Salary n«gotiabi« Call rr* 12)0 NURSES AIDES M/F - Aooept- Full time poeitl Ing new appHcations only for SIDING HELP NEEDCO - For appt. 671-0177 Hilltop Nursing permanent full time positions home improvement Company POSITIONS AVAILABLE Home OPPORTUNITY! On 6 ftO to 3 PM shin E» Call 366 4066 after 7 perlenced preferred If you are PORTER/LIQHT MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SER- Interested in devoting youraert — Day ehlft. Full A part time VICES — For long term care fa- DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME oomptatety to the proper care or positions available Apply in per- cility BSW required Good gertatrtc pattenta apply in pereon 10-2 dally No phone cans seiary benefits Apply in peraon. New to Holmdel Conveteecent Center. pleaae Howard Johnson • Motor Brookdaie Nursing Center. 3325 RN's • GN's • LPNs • GPN's • AIDES 166 Hwy 34. Holmdel. NJ Mon- .odge. Hwy 36. MlddlelOwn Hwy 18. Haiiet. Mon-Frt. Frl, 10-12 noon or 1 30-3PM 10am-4pm PHYSICIANS • MEDICAL TECHNICIANS • MEDICAL SECRETARIES. Itc. Large Volume Chevrolet Franchise PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR In NURSES — Temporary substitute on call SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Explore the opportunities Contact the participating recruiters in this tor packaging plant. Mon-F'l Rumaon-Fair Haven R.H.B. la RN'S & LPN'S M/F Hour* BAM-4J0PM Senior looking for superior qualified cituens « _ __ _ Write MPO DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register. CERTIFIED teachers in ail diaoipiinee Ca" Long Branch, N.J NURSES AIDES Box 672, 642-1B67 Middletown, N.J. 07740 HOMEMAKER8 SUCCESSFUL PROFESSIONAL HOUSEKEEPERS 6 LIVE-INS PRODUCTTION SUPERVISOR CAREER COUNSELOR/- M/F Personnel Depi — Temporary substitute on cell OUTPLACEMENT SPECIALIST HOME HEALTH AIDES Full or pert-time, needed for ALL HEALTH CARE STAFFING ALL DEPTS. for pecuaging plant. Mon-Frl Can help you define A aoherve RN LPN 3 11 Mrs C'ltsdmo Northern Monmouth Area. High Houra 9AM-4 ioPM Senior SERVICES INC your next career step No fee for FAMILY * CHILDREN S SERVICE pay, no fee. Call for interview at cituena welcome Write MPO HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT 19 Kings Hwy mat meeting Cell 226-S129 WE NEED: People Care. 244 Broad Si, Red Box 672. Long Branch. N.J 6 a.m.-6 p.m Mon.-Fh TENTER 191 Bath Vvenue M.ddleiowi N J 07746 Bank. S30-16M. 600 Union Ave , 07740 160 Hwy 34 Long Branch N J 07740 |20t) 67i.6400 •SERVICE WRITER ^MECHANICS 6 Rt. 71, Brteile 529 9432. Free- Holmdel NJ 07733 <201| 222 9100 •TITLE CLERKS ^COUNTER PERSONNEL hold, 431-1666, REPORTERS - Needed to cover (201) 946-4200 municipal government meetings SUMMER JOBS BOV8 AND GIRLS OVM 1} OFFICE/MAINTENANCE PER- tor The Dally Regleter Some ex- •BOOKKEEPING & RELATED OFFICE PERSONNEL WORK AFTERNOONS ANO SON - Heavy lifting, general of- perience neoeeeary Payment SATURDAY tASHV EARN MO- •SALES MANAGERS - NEW, USED & TRUCKS fice work, blueprinting, maaaan- per article Pleaee don't call. MO WEEKLY NO TRANSPOR- iight office maintenance, etc Send reeumee and work sam- TATION NECESSARY. ' HOW- •SALES PERSONNEL 'MAINTENANCE It neve valid NJ driver s ple* to Jane Foderaro, City Edi- EVER YOU MUST LIVE IN HEALTH FORCE LPN I ft HEALTH Alt). I lloenee. Full time wtth beneflta. 4 tor. Sox 0-406, The Dally Regia- PEOPLE CARE KEANSBURO. PORT MON- 157 Broad Street Nursing Depl day work week. CaH 566-0297 for ter, Shrewabury. NJ. 07701 OF SOUTH JERSEY. INC MOUTH. BELFOBD AND 3 Weat - Suite 3 YOU QET appt 9 am-*l pm. We're Equal Opportunity Em- De LiSAUE HALL 244 Broad St /PO Boi M?5 MIDOLETOWN AREAS THIS IS Red Bank. NJ 07701 BiO Ne*man Spnngt Ro«0 ptoyen M/F Red Bank NJ 07701 •BEST BENEFIT PLAN IN THE INDUSTRY NOT A PAPER ROUTE FOR 12011 530-1 SAB (201)530--161 Linctolt NJ 07738 OFFICE WORKER (The Professional Full-time permanent job REAL ESTATE SALES - We MORE INFORMATION CALL (201J S30W70 •MEDICAL «HOSPITALIZATION «SICK LEAVE have 2 poattions available foi VINMY S4»-«SM AFTER S P.M Heeltri Cars Service I Energetic, enthusiastic pereon licensed saleepeopte Increaee • PAID VACATION ... AND MORE. reedy to grve 100H. Neat attire SUPERINTENDANT - For erne* your potential-call Derrah Aa- and profeeetonai attttude for apartment building M aoclatea. Shrewsbury. 741-3336. heavy dealings wtth the public. Keenebura Apply In pereon et Salary commensurate with experience Friendly ofnoe/ euper boea Ceil REAL ESTATE 144 Beecnoay. Keeneburg be- tween Sem-upm 600-624-1666. COMMERCIAL & and abilities. NURSES AIDES - All sMfta Mr Forimulie"Mr| Barrows NURSES LPN/RN Pertonnal Dept PAINTERS - Comment*, a cua- tom painting. Must have S yrs RESIDENTIAL Apply In pereon to Attenoc Htgri- Personnel Recruiters All shirts Metapiex Mgmi Services ol exp., own trana. 466-1360 or lands Nursing Home. • MMdie- Temporary and MCOSS NURSING SERVICES Sales poetlone available at ERA 767-4373 hra. 6-10 p.m lown Ave. AttanHc H RIVERVIEW Vacation relief 151 Bodmsn PlBCS Jamie Pavtla Real Eatate. We ere Hlgnlenoe expending both sales depart- Mon-Frl. »em-d for 5 muat. Transportation Salary SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS on the 11 to 7 thift ERA-JAMIE PAVLIS — AH shins avail. Long (arm em- beeed on exp. immed. openlnga. Real Eatate 642-2223 Day Care Center is NURSES AIDES 736-0670 leave mniiiji. ployment. No exp. ninsusiL. NURSES AIDES 1 block north of Independantty owned/operated ava'iable tor employees mm trem Cell »71-S»00. Full a Part time PAINTERS-S yeer•era experience KING JAMES Middletown Shopping RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY - TANDEM - Dump tmok and children HILLTOP PRIVATE •-exterior. Cue- NURSING HOME Mature minded Individual wtth trailer drtvers Pan A hjN time torn work. Trana A gap r Free P*rk,ng NURSING HOME telephone and typing skills CM- Muet have vend NJ driver's 400 Hwy 36 Center ary 797-1982 after 6. veratBed poatHon Celt MS-3444 lloenee. He-Slis. Mlddleiown. NJ 0774B Middlaiown. NJ 07746 fonwrly PANTRY PERSON — Private RECEPTIONIST — Dental Aeete- TAXI DRIVER - MlddMown Vet Apply m ptraon 9-3 (201) 671-0177 Country Club. FuH time. Good TOWNE lant. Middletown. Mature, in- km. Cab Apply In pereon at SS pey. Call 642-3111 Oood pereonaltty. Longwood Ave.. Middleman. 1255 HIGHWAY 35 OwroM PART-TIME Seaaeorge NEWSPAPER HOME DELIVERY ipertenoe preferred, Information on placing an ad MIDOLETOWN Sunday only 6-6 a.i but not neoeeeary. 20 hra. per TEACHERS — Shore Area Con- week. Reapond to Box Z-461 aervatlve Hebrew Day School iBBBBBWlA a4*iflaeaLaBM\sA . n eieUsi ,• s_ jt . j 671-6200 Muel have oar. 747-2143. The Regiater. Shrewsbury, N. e^RF"B ij JI leM I IP! I _ I*V WUIFV PfFOf^prO- In this DIRECTORY usli lor <-dey JudeM end Seou- HOURS OAIIT.IUI 07701. •ART TIME — Need extra caeh? please call 542-4000 ext. 252 €HIH1MMUtT SATURDAY • t lo » Work on home phone program. RECEPTIONIST A DESK CLERK claaa. fcurtanl selery Sam) re- Flexible. Earn up to 110 per hour PERSONNEL - Mature attitude aume lo PO Bon 124. Oelthurel. CeM Barbara. 747-6666. eeeerniel CeM YMCA 741-8604 NJ 077M or oaa SU44S4. •V, JULY 22. 1985 Th* Rr 111 HtlpWantad 54 Situations Wantea 62 Mortgages 71 71 SWITCHBOARD Merchandlic Merchandise 71 Merchandise 71 Mtrchandlft* 77 Ptts and 101 Apts forrtfll OPERATORS AAM3NV«XC TO AaCAOCEM - a1 p.m. sNfl Flexible hour* Famalt for Salt for Salt for Sal* for Salt Livestock .Uperteno* pre>jiisu ou\ not * Umj ararw 1 oan" M00 • n 7. MUST BE DEPEN- GET VISA/MC COMPUTER - TR4 tW OOlOr OC RCFPJOCRATOR — 18 cu « . MwMil SLIGHT PAINT DAMAGE — (Su, Oakn»xai ' oaoroow 1421 DABLE Call 741-4700 Lov* seat cuafuon*. oomputar Pnntar. tap* r»- r. M M*n__ nneet 8—Wn* arrow **an*. RS7 •ao karo t oattoo" MOCi bedapreeda. almpto drape* car Regardtoe* ol cradii ruatory or cordar MMpnon* mottm. joy ovan Sytvama OOtor TV aatting aood EttMent oondWon 8100 rnmp.sta Lighted no arrow FERMCTS MOait KPTTAU B.. »<» TEACHER - L D T C wanted for MtCk* 1 program* WOO Or MM 1100 aa Jaoobaon XT raat C*** 2*4-3348 after 5 p m 8228 eoraptoei free I*—rat CaJ. cushion*. •AMn 6 pHcTcaaaa income! No-riek 3 aabt* paetaa nand ra*aad CATONTOWN - > p/l diagnostic evualuatton work ****• "» dre**er , I corporation listed with oflar Caii UO-&S74 aAar 8 RESTAURANT EOCNP — 5 qu*ft- M800I 42J-O1S3 an, Can Mary aflar 4 p m S42-401S wi* patent* ol ctmicai p*ychot- Bega Ceil 530-1741 nam* 741-W72 aftar 8pm 0WH m private practice Call ty Vknyi bOOSM 8 Formic* tobia* WASHER 4 DRYER and Mtu'td with 8 t L bank COMPUTER - V 1 O E — VCR 8 t Sea** '.*n*totor garao* door FREE HI' Daedfcne soon tor *ppptic*nta i inim tnatrucMv-^. —m u appreciate 81000 0 wWi etoc opener Priced to as* BACK-UPS For brocnur* and appMcMon oraat Manar 1100 Cai 284-8741 TEACHER — Part time Spanish II housework hat you in a 871-7UO altar I p m botfi CM 747-7080 Cai 842-2332 during buetnee* EATOHTOW* NJ certmcabon required ft**** •and 63 lor poataea and hand- 4 room toda OK 1300 • Mod iMumt) 10 Principal Si bind, don't My Uncial" img (ralundabtai to FAC inc COMPUTER - Atari aOO XL with ORCENHOUSE — CommarctaJ GERMAN SHEPMERO PUPS - HO4JE RENTALS a*' 3a*-'2M typa is«24 wnn naatar Baat RUQ - Ana rug »«I2 aartt AKC Black 4 tan haavy bonad John Vianney M(gh School Lin* Say "BACK-UPS! dtac driwa i 23 gamaa. partact FAIR HAVEN - Cot> Rd HolmQel WJ07TM PO Bo. 04J Smyrna. OA oond 84K mamory t38O Cai offar ov«r 8800 Oaya 74i.f«8». I banoW Caa Quality cleaning aarvlca aftar 8 pm 741-74U YARDMAN — 8 H P ne* con- 747- drbon Mu*t *** ttm wvak 15-5 Scene >oca*on 8825 per monv TEACHER — Part Dm* French Reasonable prices 404-MTMii I OOLDCN RETRIEVER PUPS - NJ oerttncatton required PIMM CONTCNTl OFHOWf — OovMa ROLAND GUITAR — And »yn- RUWtON or baat oflar Can 881-8084 or • u*» t^t mo sec 53O-1S80 Hailet. Holmdel t Uod*M OA-)00 AaMing Jw*y 77 t n »-9 p m l«wn trac- 442-136* t AKC innu 5 waaia 8300 Mod rtwiM IO Principal 31 Cai aftar 4 pm M8-SS1* jonn Vtonney High School Lin* Matawan & Middlaiown LOW RATES 130 * Rd . Molmdel. NJ 077 JJ «r—i. Call 671-4513 Mtg raAnancing. 72 hour ap- 72 Q«r«gg>/Ysrd I I FREEHOLD v**. 2nd M^tl Corp Loan* room Bat daaka. oO* O K 8500 TELEPHONE DISPATCHERS 1 364-SOM ""gariior.traatar goM »MC you I am • 8 MM OM Mack 4 JUST RENTALS B*r 388-'485 Full or pert dm* Ftoaibt* hou'i CHILD CAKE - Molt*, <* ooa » BLOCK- SALE whrt* krtty who •• uttar tratnad cara to. „»,, aw, ,„ „„„. CONSOLE SEWING MACHINE QUITAP. — KRAMER ELECTMC Cora 1100 «rm Ca><7i-MT| Own treneportttlon Some mj V3TH STREET K>V** paopta and I am fraa to • HIGHLANDS — Good area 2 typing E.O.I. 642-5241 wniK you work Agaa 24 64 MofwyWinttd — Pracocafty n#w AM attaen- Ejioan j SEW1N0 MACHINES — Pjacon. good rtom* You can gat m* b> Prafarrad Lunch fun and rood m*nta f 75 Wnrl* CD n»M> mil- Md M W KEANSBURO cawng 542-4000 art 223 a*fc security 8485 per montn * gas a TELEPHONE COORDINATOR - 1ST MORTGAGE traas 180 Swtwai rockar US Jun* 15. 16 8-5p n atoctnc Can Mon-Sat blwn FuH or pan dm* Will trim Cat SU-9OU tor Qma Thank You c... M *S° 1200.000 on M00000 vatu* Taar drop hanging lamp |15 HAVE — An umanaM Mm or HOLMDCL — 10 Timbardal* Or 8 30-i0am only 2*1-4073 Boom program CaH •72.29*? OwaHnad 'or convanBona* mon- Fri 4 Sat 7/12-13. 8-3 P m NO Artar JM Hi diy «aa*i*n• Koun ol I 1 1 Cooking. 73 Machinery lor dfMnoind PNIWM cart CaH «•• SIM Sportaman t Sanc- PLEASE - Adopt 3 y o*d JUST RENTALS Bkr. 3S8-15S1 Iributor Hr*. • 45-4 30 Mon -Frl tuary Fatr Havan 747-eoaO Sal* tomato, miaad madium-auad |6 2Shr lo start Computer *ntry HED8TROU BABY CARRIAGE KEANSBURO - By ownar 48' BOSCAT — Honda angin* (Naad* loving noma) good Maucutoua 2 badroom fOmlOO •ip • plu* Could toad to p*r- COMPANION AIDE — To kamor SLEEP SOFA - Stack taatfiarai- watchdog Catl 245-7538 820 ta Oood condnton. 850 CaH wm> catcnar can 741-5138 attar tot oantral air ga* n**t Wafk to miMnl emptoyrnent 493-2900 CHUan or cortvalaacant Mawn 7 pm NY bu* atop atoraa 4 baach <*• hours gt| I ] Cooking •48-3802 afta* 6 p m ROTTWEILER PUPS HOUSE FURNISHINGS Muad Look Ilka RottwaHart S78.OOO Call 212-831-7514 oW- TIRE HELP/TRUCK tfrMrtganrJ pvtonn cart c*n SNAPPER 30' RlCHNO MOWER 77 Pels and 838 CaH28i-08W Badroom aat ptna bar p*n* cof • — 8800 Pfiih atactnc baar Experienced •a* 4 and tabta. nutcn. a*r con- Livestock SMALL WHITE EXPERIENCED CHEF - 14 yr. oroonar-8000 BTu oOOm A *ndi KEANSBURG •«p Looking (01 parmanani poa- acOOMr MOO CaM 747-8404 ADORABLE KITTENS — 6 . MALTESE/POODLE - N**da SERVICE MQR. Cai tta—aan mm - hom* wttn matura paraon All 800 Itlon Innihiltonal cooking back- 7pm 485-2830 SOFA — L«waon typ* 84' hong OM Fraa Will datrvar Can Hxm C»l 281-0630 Top wages All benefits ground Can aftar 3 30 I • a • , •icaftarM condtson 888 CaM 583-2879 4M-44M computer | KEANSBURQ Call 566-0002 ask for 747-2632 Advanced And 62 Swimming Pools 2 badroom* Kid* 0 K 8525 HectororJohn EXPERIENCED - In UUIng c offaoe *qu*P . etc at } cod Aak>ng |TJ C*M Sf ' badroom biiia pd 8400 in price* N#w or u*M < m 747-3338 or 2*1-4087 ! 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C— 747-8040 BED - Doubto 4 poatar bad with painting*, lamp*, much mor* «m*y pert-Urn* E>p req Appty J canopy 4 rr«m* Daat oflar Stu- tank, an accsisorm included Prompt aarvtc* Fra* aatimataa guaranteed work fr— 8 R Bunooo. Hwy " PAYROLL - Accounting book. 8100 741-1042 . V*ry raaaonabto 741-6688 Can anytim* tor appt 288-31*6 54S Encavation sn kaaping Enpartonc* m iak 4 ntght 1 pick-up and d«Xiv«f> X-RAV TECH — Want input/output CRT 4 d*U antry all 671-7196 FREE2ER - 15 cwbn MM froaT MOVING 1 AUGUST11I — Gtrto CERAMIC TILE J KOPF 4 SONS EXCAVATING Call 291-1428 or hours top salary toe* 8200 Coat 8800 Wheei- Your dtrt to our BiHinass" For Fraa Carl batwaan 6-6 P m 888-3*18 BEIGE TOILET - 4 tank 820 ch*n Evereet Jenmne* 82O0 i Off whlto badroom WM 8250 M. CONTRACTING 872-2340 Can HO-338* TtNQ - Aid L.gni C«rp^ Q»i> 20* btka 820 M*d«in« Grad^g* Ctosnlnj Caa OKM cost 85*6 Commode 850 COMburaau aingto bad •' Bath*, ahowar* wet* 6 floor* Dotra 8 SaOhoa 2*4-7>*4 52 Babysmino- y in*td* 8 out No (ob too C*bin*t 84 A *m*|i *ink S3 Hand 8155 All Ilk* new CaN 871-0178 ! Off whrt* rug 10'INS 880, Royal Prompt •ervtoe Free eaUmataa S36 Light Hauling £•man Soma too bw Vary luHivalO' US AM** 5 7|?0''B , btu* rug 1Q«12 $75 388-0276 CaH enyWm* for appl 284-3188 ChHd Car» ibto Call 741-4680 FREEZER — Saar*, chaat typ*. 2 690 Handyman 1 HOUSES — Oarage*. y*r* 8 1ST Ciai mo otd kUc oond Pa*d 8300 7 NORMAN ROCKWELL — NEW CERAMIC TILE 4 REPAIRS gutter* cleaned out 8 havJed BABVSITTBR WANTED — For Ragrouting replacing nature* EXPEMENCE0 IN — Paining, pnoa «T1.TU4 anar RAIN GUTTERS Sm> for 8228 Ca» 767-3S38 Ftgunn** Ortgional coal carpentry turn Mdg ft repair •way UHM 10 month ohf boy FuN Bm* Ctoan*d 4 r*p*ir*d BICYCLE - 20*%' Ptuibrook ' 8472 SO 8*crtnc* 82*0 16' RCA Reasonable prtoaa *REE *at>- 747-8128 Pt—— C— 73*-41*0 aftor 8»M FURNITURE - Sofa 4 mato* MO-;ai4 Light tree work. Hto work and Call 747-?f4ft or 747-3383 , H*ndouHt Brtttoh fr*m« Brai- ! ootor TV aac cond $128 4 other odd too* NorObtooameM PAINTING — Interior'* BABYSITTER - Pert-Bm* Col- , ing* $ tubing Campangnolo Cto- 8150 Sofaoad 175. Dmmg chroma rim*, MM 14 $76 CaH ADC HAULING 4 MOVING CO tog* student or older 2-3 hr* RETIRED CARPENTER -"Small room-dinatt* *at 8200 itoi 465-6347 446 Bri$$ Rent C— W1-1012 after 8 pm Ante* oettar* 4 y*/o* ctoaned and madtum alt* Mb* *nd mant Cinatli S to v»-ana mat*d condibon 462-8718 Deorto removed Local 4 n*- once or twice a «**k Can mataitc biu* Oftora ovw 81000 EXPERIENCED - in aN types of , mates Can Robert 264-B138. dacha CaH 741-8717 or ! OAK TABLE - 8400 Sot* bad CUSTOM. COMMERCIAL. RE- home improvement a repeir na— from smgM W1-0082 774-0800 741-282* »-6 FURNITURE - Earty Am*r*can 8200 Bookcaaa. Hanradon 8*50 SlDNTIAL BRAS4 8 chroma r*8- living room tat 8250 Dtning tiabto. re*son>bl> r*tM free ea- CHILD CARC - T»«ch», loon'ftfl BLUE SOFA 6 CHAIR - UMi I Caw 842-6316 >ng* 4 products Brea* Qattory. W* guarantee to beat our com- 'oom tabto 4 chair* |178 aac 41 Carton SI. Rumaon 642-7736 ttmataa CaN Bin 542-8245 lor mature loving woman to torranaan aryto A*king 8225 cond Badroom **t 8800. Madi- OROAN — Baldwin Funaw With petltora by 10-30H FULLY INS welch my 2 toddtera in my home C*H 866-3088 torranaan. 8360 CaH 747-0780 bench 4 instruction bookB Sm*M 447 Carpontry 595 Horn* 4 LIC Free SMS 767-38*2 Part lima hours. Mon-Frl, Sept to TEENAGE BOY - Willing to do | BOOKCASES *O* 8400 CaH 741-2167. BEN S INDUSTRIAL - June. Uceneni salary CaH odd |oba around Middtotown Cuatom mad* braaktront typ* FURNITURE — 1 torga chry*tol ORGAN • Hammond. 128 XL. B C CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Improvmanta ttol 4 Bu**nee* ctoan-out •71-T*»8 •raa lor aumm*r Mowing lawns Ca» 281-2133 ch*nd*H*r »i50 1 amaii oraa* Interior/*Kt*r«or d—ton, Ra- ADDITIONS - Complete re- 699 Powar Waahlr*j chandaltor 830. 2 42' Ornat* "at* tor $2 710 will MM for 81.800 Outck-dependabto I LOVING BABYSITTER — To ate Raitobto Ptoaa* call Danny or beat offar. mint cond . many modeHng. repair*. re«lni*hing modeling servtc* CaH 741-4884 furnace removal FREE EDCHES POWERWASHINd at 671-4815. toi BOXES - CORRUGATED lamp*. |70 aa.. 1 y**o» 32' Qutters 4 ad household Mo* If it or 284-SIM care tor 2 children Pan-tim* ! For Moving 4 StOraga. and for outstanding toatur** C*M mato* 883-08381 2.000 IB* Of prsa*ur* wW dt«n Prefer someone with own tran- j lamp. 830, 1 m*rbto Ornato tabto need* to b« done, we do it industry A comptoto Una of lamp 8150 iltalianProv couch. 486-3026 altar 8 Reaaonabto rate* 563-4160 DUST BUSTERS - Commercial BEN'S INDUSTRIAL your atumtnum atomg and D*»- portatton Can W1-8181 J packaging aupplto* 462-4672 or 8300. 1 marbto top coffa* tobto r**K»entiai Floor waxing, carpet ttol 4 Buatneea ctoan-out creto p*oo area* i«* new AIM OUTDOOR FURNITURE - DAD CARPENTRY — Pro- MATURE — Dependabta woman 8180. 1 ThomaavtHa buffat 8 Tabto. umbrau* « baaa (30 Outck -dependabto I dean* dirt 6 Making paint to The bigoer Th* better faaaional renowatar* Window*, proper* hx paint too For ff*j* needed to car* for 2 year old 8 I BOYS 20' BMX - •ryto btk* long, rruitwood 8260 1 gtoactop Swfva, chair 810 2 Fton*r FREE RELIABLE LAWN cofto* tobto Spantah |1OO 1 door*, krtcnen*. bath* akytighto. HAVE SCREEN WILL TRAVEL eeamet* cat Eddto al 671-446S to 3 p m Monday through Frl- ; ft LANDSCAPING SERVICE EJIUB* includ* 1 rtn6 5 tir*a •p*ali*r> $30 *a Door mirror deck* Complete home remodel- day 0—848-1308 Eftoattoni condition 830 CaH Italian Prov 5 ptoc* trlpt* $io KiKhan tabto. chrom* toga Qtoaa. tockamtth carpentry, wtn- B 8 W LIGHT HAULING Feeding, seeding ft weeding badroom MI. 8800, 4 m«c CaH ing Free satlmataa FuMy in. dow*. doors, roofing. **d*ng CaH MOTHER OF 2 — WIN babysit » 281-1012 880 Chttd* pedal car $25 Slid* aured CaH 571-1674 A»c ceMar*. yard* garage* and TtowaHs 8 Ctoan Up* 542-5683 $15 Both good condition Much 747-1027 construction clean up Hauling 715 Roofing Tim McGrsth 284-2340 CANVAS AWNINO (3) — Gr**n mor* S88 S88I HOME CRAFTSMAN — Cerpen- >ocei 6 long dtnarie a. Siding I Mon-Frl. 06 FURNITURE - C«on(ai itam*. HOME IMPROVEMENTS 7*m-7pm Availaw* aoma w*m Kitchan tabto • 4 chair*, aotid ineured 488-8302 PEAVEY MONITOR MEAD — 138 _ _ Job too btg tor you? 24 HR Emergency Service 10S »-E^ ROOnNG 4 PAINT CO. Maato provided 835 par w**k Btrch Cuihmm 8260 2 *nd watt* Ac* ton* baa* head 8300 DISCOUNT For Senior* 8100 for an Boy* 20' bifc* $10 tabto* * cofto* tobto. H*rd*n To small for other*? Carl Ken CLEAN VARDS Contaci Phyttto at 741 -2208. Children* electronic Orgen 8 for both or bettor Can 842-2620 Sodertund. >*8-287i after 5pm 862-476* CeMer*. ante* 4 garao** McOulr** Grov*. Bldg 15. Apt M to any (ob artuatton Guarantee* 1200 Bar 4 4 trwtval *toota to b* asast to employer C*H bench 820. Children* mapto Ethan Alton 8800 CaW 284-8716 PI NO-PONG — Ti JOHN ROESING (Rt 38 4 Cr*aM** Prtv) tobto 8 2 chairs. 820 CaH RETIRfO CARPENTER 284-4887 Mtton ait*, good oond,"»• ROOFING • PAINTINO WANTED - Ejipartono*d ra. 787-7844 FUR — Biu* Sitvar Fox lackat. SmaH and medium Bute rob* and Dreeeer 56" pecan color bra** deofc*. fr** «*umat»* CaH Certtftcai* of Occupancy work CARPENTRY - Free seMmatea nabto htaytlttaf for S mo otd 3- Flngar lip tongth Sn* 12 Worn trim $35 End tabto walnut 830 Free estimate* 650 Masonry '4 day* • waak in my Middtotown 58 Situation! CARPETINQ - WaN to wa* 741-57*7 or 7T4 Wort guaranteed No tob too Major mill liquidating anttra one*. 6 mo old 81000 firm CaH Middtotown 530-8180 No (ob too •man Sarvica horn* 672-148* Wanted Mala/Famal* anytim* 787-6037 488-2006 •mam CaN 872-1883 MOCh. brand naw 100H nyton PINQ-PONQ TABLE — 828 Re- 456 Carpot Installation MASONRY FIREPLACES. INTERIOR HOUSE PAINTINO - Any 3 rooma living, dining. FURNITURE - At your prtca NEW HOMES Addition*- After - S3 DomeetlcHelp Dona Vary raaoonabla rataa frigerator $120 Lamp* 85 aach | JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION ROOflNO-SIDINO-GUTTERS" badroom to 375 *q fi 8188 in- Daak, brae* fend**. M kinda of WaH hanging* 85 Call art** 6. •tton*-Kltchen»-D*cfcS FuMy in- Step* *nd peno*. ate Leek repair* amca 1M2 Call M3-0M7 aat> tor Rob or ciuda* cuatom m*ta» ovar pad beda. Wngto 6 doubto CaH | — Bate* cleaning, re-toy*, re- DUST BUSTERS — Commercial. 871-3228 "4-6177 sured AH work, guananteed CaM CaH 281-4677 Feet servioe Can 530-0**; r—ldanttol, floor waxing, carpat Mary Financing Call Barry (201) 542-3442 John 741-1504 VOCALIST 1 KEYBOARD 888-7200 MASON-CONCRETE WORK - ROOFING — Raoiaennai coev 275 GALLON FUEL TANK - 456 Cataring TOTAL RENOVATION CON- Sidewalk* patio*, driveway*. m*rotoJ Rap*"* Ineured 4 Avaliawa tor Dtnnara or wad- CARPET - 12 by With about 50 gaitona of fuel $50 dlnoa Hava ataclric piano DELI UNLIMITED STRUCTION INC — Addrnon*. •top*. Mock 4 brick Free **tt geuranteed Attonttc Contraet- fJmNIHCfO - HouMcaapw batga/brown. i Call 642-8342 PIONEER STEREO-100 W1 p* window*, vmyt e*dmg. deetgn mat** Call Bin ai 756-8214 mg r" (or houaaworh arm laundry Mual naaionaWa PratMiipnaliy Call 741-6885 Catering For All Qcoatona" aanrloa Free **timatee Call tralnad Call 2M-1IM GAS GRILL - |780 2 fryer* Channel recerver Beautiful con Hoi N Cold Sandwtcne* ba thorough 4 ratlabt* Rafa And CARRIAGE - Stroltor, ptoy-fton. $600 tor both Or beat offer CaH dmon Juat aarvtoed Beet offer 73A-2868 665 Moving 4 717 Scrlba Sarvicaa own Trana Mon. Wad . Frl •wing/cradto car aaat carrtar, 281-4430 must sail thta w**k Cai 2*1-1008 77 Center Av* 1-1:10 tw/day T41-H01 881-8084 or 482-1388 597 Horn* Storaga Put your idiai o* papar Lanara walhar 4 mobltoa Toy* CaH OE AIR CONDITIONER - 15.000 Atlantic Highland* NJ 07716 manuacrtpla. broctturaa. raporia HOUSEKEEPER - 4 hr day. 3 871-0330 NICK'S MOVERS — BTU* Qood condition $45 Call POOL - 24 diameter Slttar Sarvlca senior dtocount Fast servtc* day*/wk Must have own tran*. 486-3168 465 Chlmnay Swps Serv*os* 530-0402 Rslsrance* required CaH Aluminum deck. ATTENTION BACHELORS Free eettmat**. 866-8184 778 81 Bualnaaa AUTHENTIC CHIMNEY SWEEP Houee cleaning 4 am errand* Rt 36. Haxtot PC00061 Q E QAS - Cloth** dryer 4 liner 1 yr old 8800 530-11 740 Tr— 8arvicas Opportunity yeara old EaceHent condition - All flue* 88 off Avoid FaH Rues Petal* HOUM Cleaning HOUtEKUPCn - Fun Or part (with owners manual) $75 CaH delay* Can now Jamea A Hub- Servto* 571-3286 Fr** Eat* TEACHERS MOVING INC -Bi- g WOOOY-S TREE SERVICE CAM SHOP — OroMng CHECK THIS OUT... 4 irwured oma WaOianoaa. EuaHant Q#l mor* raadart to check out 872-8488 year ok) bard. 741-8880 Tree 4 Shrub trimming ft •alary Mual drtva 4M-4JM bualnaaa tor MM E»C location Drvoroe U S99 Houaa removal FuHv maured Free | 73S-MW or TI7-81W altar « your ad wtth * CHECK a) th* top GENERAL TIRE — And wheel LIVE-IN - TO aaattt aMarty and/or bottom of your copy CaH 486-4276 •• CaN530-i|i2 oanaaman with wJary Haua< 105-75*14 steal baited radial, 470 Clock Rapalr Claanlng Th* Dairy Ragtotor ClaaaMad Da- whlto w*H, $60 Call 741-4602 RAILROAD TIES — New WOOOTS THE SERVICE «raa Can TW-aWT or i»-M13 CAR WASHES psrtmant today for datall*. THE BRASS PENDULUM 675 OddJoba craoeoted 6oa> lo mg NJ. m*n.at* Ampto toad* 670-3112. RC CAR. FROG - Charger ~I >*« EXCELLENCE Marbarry Aaaoc 301-848-7286 hutch Large china cabinet 8800 ANCE - Hedge*, shrubs, beds. •hrawabury. T41-S7OO aftytlwia ao« N-4M. Tna Raglatar. CLOTHES DRYER - Frtgldalra. Cherry wood ch**t of drawer* banerte*. Futuba oomtroHer 565 FkBplacaa A weed control. ctoan-up* 660 Painting 4 aHnaatuiT. NJ 07701 DEALERSHIP — Wrth National atoctrlc . 6 yr otd 8100; Mlcro- 6180 Can 67V3486 afiar 6 Spare part* List 8400. aaHing Woodatova 890-1874 Paparhanglng 767 Window Claanlrw MATURE WOMAN - Uva-W Malntonanoa Corp Aaaurad Ao- wava, Litton-Alr* *pao* *av*r, 1 GIRLS BEDROOM FURNITURE 8228 Call 671-7860 after 8pm yr old 8200; Mterowava. OUIHI FIREPLACES-WOOD STOVES COMPLETE LAWN A-1 QUALITY PAINTING — Dona SPARKLE WINDOW CLEANtfA Provida oomoantonahlp/aida to counu Quarantaad 8*00 waakly - Yellow wood canopy crib 4 REDWOOD TABLE - *t~ round Chimney*, brtok hearth* 4 walla alan aloarty woman. In axchanoa minimum Inoom* 818.000 full top-of-iha-iina, ilka n*w, 4 mo Two bench** Good condition AND TREE CARE wtth prtd* int 6 E«l EnpeHsnt Fully inaurad Fraa aanmataa old 8350. Call 887-0386 bed. dr***er with whlto formic* Irlck. stone, blocli, ooncrete F1REWOOO woal r*ieienc*» ineured Can Rbl Bwwi a UonmoujUjh tor roam/board, frtpluna city prlc*. Financing avaHabto 848 r* J Btock. 181-0037 ra» Naqulrad Call MI-MO or top, 4 armolr* 6*00 or beet offer CaH 842-8221 R«h for tree esvmato 281-6621 Courtly araa CM als-MX 218^43-8808. ____ COLONIAL COUCH — Wing Call 488-4881. 741-8240 77a-atM. DRY CLEANERS — Monmouth back Harcuion Qood condition GIRLS BEDROOM SET - Twin REFRIGERATOR - 18 cu rt 54 Situations $78 Call 264-8182 bed with headboard 8 foot- 827ft Cheat freeier 8180 14000 profit. CaH Jim or Ed. COLLECTORS ITEMS - Spaclal board*, dreaeer wttfi mirror*, BTU air conditioner 787-7807 82.000 DIFFERENT ADULTS CAN 4 LINES-30 DAYS ONLY $49,00 Wanted Fomal* town Raartor*. 53O-O6O0 adltton 4 vintaga Llttto Paopto deafc wtth ahatva*. light appto REFRIGERATOR - 20 cubit aAWC SKILLS TUTOR TAKE OVER LAWN SERVICE - Ortginals by Xavtor Robarts For green, bo* aping 6 mattreas in- foot. Amen* energy S*v*r. (176. SEE YOUR AD HERE EACH WEEK By truck aqulpmanl aato Call aftar 3 p.m. EDTcluded 8376 Call 281-8868 or GE Waahar 6 dryer 8150 for CALL 542-1700 CwMfl—J toachar. gr h-8 672*0*3 4811t11fMTi*^0P . Muat aa4l 787-3608. 303-788-3463 both CaH 530-6*51 MONDAY. JULY 22. 1985 12B 11.. it. 300 Autos for Salt 101 Ai>ts. for rant 102 Hoims lor rtnt 108 Commercial 132 Condos/ 152 Boats & 2fO Trucks* 300 Ajtos for Sale 300 Autos for Sals PEUGEOT bOb STI 1004 — RED BANK - Garden «pu 2 FAIR HAVEN — Lovaly house 'Of Rentals Townhouse* Acctssorles Traitors CHEVY NOVA — 1977 4 door, GEORGE WALL Loaded A'C.aun.rotf.«c.Muat bedroom*, living room, dining 2 fully carpeted, all appliances V8, auto, p/a. p/b, a/c. am/fm LINCOLN/MERCURY $it.0OO Can 544-8230. Quiai neighborhood Cloaa to HIGHLANDS — Maaonry build- 22'2* CARVER CAMPER — CHEVY PICK-UP 1977 cassette Good condition $1300 Shrewsbury Ava at Sycamore room n*>* kitchen $675 Incle RED BANK $700 heat, hoi voaier A cooking gaa trana a shopping $900 * ulila STORE 4 OFFICE SPACE ingi approalmalaly 6600 aq n 1976 166 I/O Merc Cruleer. B/S or beat offer Call 871-6030 Shrewabury T4T-6400 1071 PLVMOU'H VALIENT - 1*mo a*M: Nopltt 741-9115 Can stter 8 pm 842-7391 High catlingt 70x100 dlvtdad prop, F/Q. Sleeps 4. stand-up Call 264-3297. door a/c auio 6 cyl, rune B AVAILABLE FOR RENT head. 2 sinks, refrigerator, VHF. CHEVY IMPALA WAGON — GOV'T SURPLUS CARS — a Pl*>aaa Inquire 530-7300. 9-5 into 2 ahopa Fraa ipan '•* avall- CHEVY PICK-UP 1979 — Very 1077 Motor good. As la, $550 trucke under $100 Now available Call 495-4556. RED BANK - '4 Duplex, 3, abla immaOlalaly $250,000 OF, dual batteries, must aell good cond. 70,000 ml. New RED BANK AREA - Charming 2 $«9O0 Call 222-4064. Call 495-0611. In your area Call 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY — Fair bejroom apt Credit r«( • mual badrooma. t bath, modarn RED BANK - Offica apaca avail- carburetor, exhaust system and 1-619-565-1522 24 hrs Kitchen, 'arga living room, formal sDle, Broad SI 175 aq ft Call CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raallon palnl |ob Haa high cap with aide condition Asking 8360. Call 842-2256 or 870-3150 Indapandantly Ownad/Oparalad 16' MOBIE CAT — with trailer 74/1035 **?? * uiiutiee Can 870-2525 dining room Locatad naar Yellow hulls, 2 color salla Double doora $3,000 Call 775-6496 or HONDA CIVIC 1600 1961 - Broad Si Asking $900 • utilities SHREWSBURY - 1400 aq ft 613 Rlvar Rd , Fair Havan trap 4 harneea Many eatraa leave meaaage at 583-5622 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 1077 Metallic blue, 5-epeed AM/FM. 1976 PLYMOUTH HORIZON - RED BANK Sacuniy 4 rata raqulrad Calt •uitabla for oflica or bualnaaa, 741-7686 Ready lo aall 671-9268 DAT8UN — 1974 pick-up With V-8. auto, 4 dr. PB/PB, A/C. 39 MPG $3825 or beet offer Call 32 mpg, 4 ape. am/fm caeeene. 1 bdrm Utiia pd $300 • Joan. 747-3000, avaa 747-5733 $800 Alao. 900 aq tt for storsge HIGHLANDS — Maaonry bulld- cap 6 apd trana Runs excellent :asa orlg owner Runs 747-0823 new Urea, ball Joint*, muffler, S rma. Klda. Nw trans $400 • or buslneaa. $400 222-8163 Inga appiOMimaialy 6600 aq. ft. 1977 24' INCA IMP — Flberglaaa Body good 89.000 ml. Asking ood cond Prioad to aell brakes, battery, guagee Spare RUMSON - 3 badroom. split New 361 motor, overhaul out- HONDA ACCORD 1979 — 5- parta 4 ahop manual Full main- iy?l«NTALS_Bkr. 388 1555 laval. m bairta. lamily room, a/c, STORE FOR RENT — Exc Hwy High calling! 70x100 dlvldad $1350. Call 291-2377. 1-4905 apaad. AM/FM. Needa some RED BANK "" location 2500 aq rt 320 Fit 34 Into 2 ihopa Fraa ipan '4 avail* drive Sleepa 5 Complete stand- work. $850 or beet offer. Cell tenance recorda. Immacuaile 1 bedroom Bllli pd $400'i gaa haat. Vi mo aac. leeee rel- up cover Everything new. fully 1982 DODGE — ft yard. 8 Ion condition Call 671-2048. arancaa $1100 par mo • utlla Aberdeen Info 566-3223 •bla immajdlataiy $250,000. 787-5265 HOME RENTALS. Bkr 388-1234 equipped. All acceeaorlas In- dump $1500 or trade for pick-up PLYMOUTH FURY III 1066 RED BANK — 1 bdrm apl Com- Avail 8/1 Call 842-8157 btwn cluded. $13,000 or beet offer or van. Call 630-0962 CHEVY VEQA• 1B76 — Aulo . 1960 HONDA ACCORD LX — CENTURY 21 COZENS. Raaltori Hatchback. 74,000 mllee. a/C. 17 000 original ml Mint cond pletely renovated $47S/mo • 6-9 30PM ___^ Exc cond A/C 7 paeaenpar. ra- Indapandanliy Ownad/Oparatad Call after 6. 767-9907. 1977 OOOOE WINDOW VAN - A/C, 37,000 ml., claan. good built angina $1500 222-6163 p/a, p/b, am/fm etereo $2900 Call 671-8788. uUia_No_p«ti Aftar 5. 842-3854 RUMSON — 3 badroom homa. 613 Rlvar Rd.. Fair Havan LIMITED EDITION 17' — Boaton 225 cubic inch 56,000 miles cond $600 or baat oNi< Call Attar 5:30, 542-1787 RED BANK — Sui.ny. clean 2 living room, dining room, 741-7666 Whaler Morttauk. Mahogany Completely overhauled. Includ- 670-2780. PLYMOUTH RELIANT - 1001 4 110 Wanted to Rent epd , 4 doors, new Urea, axe. badroom apl «nn yard. 8550 kiichan, den Walking await lo NAVESINK RIVER — Luxury 1,2, center coneoie 4 aeat. 70 John- ing naw brakes Excellent rub- CHEVELLE 1972 1078 HONDA CIVIC - Naw month • utilities, i , month • se- •choola. reeteuranta a river ADULT FAMILY OF 3 — Need 2 son, Reagency MT 6600 VHF, bar $2100 741-9231 or manufacturers rebuilt engine, cond 66 000 mllee, 30 mpg, or 3 badroom condo from Lee'a rod holdera, rilcnle com $900 or beet offer 82200 or b/o 642-1034 after 6 Curlty. Call 671-5706 $Q76/mo + aacurity 6 utiia Call badroom houaa In Union Baacn $100,000. Rani with option lo 642-5560 stereo caeeene, body In good 747-9570. or Kayport araa willing lo dec- paaa, galvanized Teeny Trailer. Call 264-8910 ahape 82000 Lori. work PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1074 — 4 buy No pata Call 741-0516. Summer-Winter cover a Mint DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL RUMSON - Furnished 3 room TINTON FALLS — 2 badroom, 2 orataCall 264-9418 aftar 6 p.m 1968 — With plow, $2500 Caae 1060 CHEVETTE — Standard 067-1750, home 671-0033 dr.. 6 cyl. good tranaportatlon tor 1 p«raon Weaner-dryer OLD BRIDGE - 3 yaar old condition Aaklng $6700 Call trana. Good condition. $1400 $400 Call 767-4366^ bath, garaga, yard Avail Sap! 1 APARTMENT OR HOUSE — In townhouaa $95,000 3 badroom, 747-7424. beckhoe and 0 ton 3 axle trailer HORIZON TC3 1979 - Sports 1125/wk Call 747-5161 No pati Adult* pra'arrad $650 16800 both 222-8563 Call 741-0610. pckg , PS/PB, 4 speed manual. SEA BRIGHT Union Beach County Housing garaga, central air Call 264-3463 1077 PLYMOUTH VOLARE — 2 mo Call 566-0036 Program, guaranteed rant Al- PEMBRA SAILBOAT CHEVY NOVA — 1970 Whi AM/FM case* speakers door. p/a. p/b, a/c. Runa good 1 badroom H«ai paid tUOO'a aftar 6 1076 FORD ENC 150 — 6 cyl. 3 Good condition. It runa. $500 or VERMONT SKI HOUSE — lowabla lo $500 par mo Exc FO, 10' apd standard shift, am/fm radio Call 671-1429 Dependsbla tranaportatlon HOME RENTALS Bkr 380-1234 rafa Plaaaa call 787-5166 Waal End Imparlal Houaa $850 or beet offer best offer Call 871-4796. $1200 or beat otter 730-4283 l ocaiad between Bromlay a Call 530-9171 $1200. Call weekdaya after 5 JEEP 1974 CHEROKEE — * SEA BRIOHT STUDIO - $405 Stration Mil Sleeps 10 Avail by COUPLE — With 1 child looking OCEANFRONT CONDO p.m. 241-6193 1972 CHEVY IMPALA — Runs wheel drive, quadotrack. low PONTIAC 1972 - 2 door Grey mo. 1% mo sec No pali, haal Iha week $525 Call 526-5099 lor an Apl. or house in Middle- i badroom apt with baach cabi- REBUILT graat Na*ds tailpipe 6 wind- range gear, good engine 4 auto town. Atlantic Highlands araa natia, pool 4 raatauani AnnuaJ FORD VAN - 1972 3 speed. 6 60,000 miles Good ahape Gar- Infr). 741-2329 or 747-652* V8 Marine engine cyl, 300 cu in Motor rebuilt 3 yra ahield wiper. $126. Call trana. 4 body. $2198 Call kept 4 brand naw tlrea Aak SMALL ONE BEDROOM Apt - 103 Rentals to Willing to pay up to $500/mo $12,000 No pata. 201-670-6614 Cell after 5 p.m 583-3571 291-3461. 767-2361 after 6 p.m. Call 291-2643. aak for Karan ago. $425 or beet otter Call lng$119fi Call 741-7031 For single buimui paraon In Share 19' RHODES O-DAY — Cieeaic 495-0611 CHEVY MONZA 1977 — Good JEEP CJ7 — 1077 Exoatleni PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1072 — prlvala homa. separata antranca 134 Farm Property cond Needs engine work 4 low PROFESSIONAL WOMEN (36) MOTHER OF 1 — Looking to Day Sailer O/B, trailer, extras 1970 FORD BRONCO - LOOkS 4 condition 50,000 mllee Hard top Primed and raady for palnl Job 8400/mo All utils included. •hara apt or houaa with another LOOKING FOR — A tai $2700 Call 566-1547 0800 or best offer. Call after 6 4 bikini top $3000 Call Motor all redone, all chrome — la looking lor room lo rant or land? Call Lindanmann tha Land runa great Asking $1500 Call Rafa. 4 1 mo eec. Call attar 8. houaa to share lor August lat mothar Call 776-9211. p.m 671-4530 741-3246 evea PS/PB aulo . 4-speed. 6 cyl. Int 739-B12O Man, tlartlng my 36th yaar In 1S'V SEAHAWK — 1983 open 264-6208 after S P M Vary quiet, claan and plaaaant Raal Eatata ihn month In baauti- fiberglass skiff 30 h.p. Mariner, 1977 CHEVY CHEVETTE - Stick 1960 JEEP WAGONEER — 4 in good shape $3000 or beet SPACIOUS^ BEDROOM APT paraonallty Good ralarancat JEEP CHEROKEE. 70. V.O.shift Excellent condition 8000 offer no leas than $2800 Call REAL ESTATE fui Mon mouth County., Calt gator trailer Many extras Exc eondt.. many extras. $4500, call wheel drive, runa excellent. 4 inci heat 4 hot water Naar Molly avallabla Plaaaa call 291-4565 FOR SALE Harold Lindanmann. Brohar, cond. Coat $4600, sacrifice Call 264-0975 naw tires Beat offer Call Church 787-0352 Pitcher Inn $850 mo. 38 Rlver- Eaioniown. 542-1103. $2600 Call 671-0616. 609-693-4109 $72-0423 alda Ava , Had Bank 741-5518 CHEVY IMPALA 1972 PONTIAC 1078 — Station 105 Summer MAZDA PICK UP 1976 v-8, auto, 4 dr. Wagon While Excellent con- 131 Houses for REPOSSESSED - Mull a*ll 2 23' SEA BIRD - 1973 New Rotory engine JEEP CJ7 EAGLE 1070 — PS. Rentals quonaat-atyla at**l bu'ldlnga. motor VHF :iahflnd*r $5000 Runa good. $300 menual brakes. 6 cyl. Good dition Good tlrea $1200 Call Engine needs work Call 583-5083 291-2369 TWINBROOK POCONOS CHALET - Sleeps Sale Brand n»w navar aractad orta it Call 741-3113. Call 872-0343 body Naw soft top 4 brakes t 12 TV, firaplaca, boating, lish- AFFORDABLE RED BANK — 40x40 Will aall lor balanca 10 SEA CRAFT — 144 Johnaon CHEVY MONZA 1978 Rebuilt Irene Runa axe. Juit PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1976 — VILLAGE ing. Avatl weekly July 671-3071 4 badrooma. fireplace, dan. for- owad Call Tom 1-600-527-4044 Outboard New canvaa, Lots of PICK UP BED — 6'V step-side Good cond.72,000 ml. luned $2950 or beat offer. Call All options 60,000 orlg. ml GARDEN APTS. mal dining room, basement, and extras Tandem axel, gatvanlied with atep bumper 4 tonneau Aaklng $1250, 767-7727 aftar 5 p.m. Senior owner, quit driving 106 Furnished 2-car garaga Immediaie pos- 135 Commercial trailer with surge brake* $5300 cover Will fit standard plck-upa Call atta* 5 p.m 741-8202 1988 JEEP J10 — Pick up with $1276 389-2814 l 4 2 badrooma from $400 Mod- aaaaion $128,500 E.A from 1968 to preeenl Excellent •rn. spacloua apta Haat, hot 4 Property or best oHer Call 741-7703 after 1984 CHEW CHEVETTE — 4 cap. 8600 mllee 1 owner $3000 PONTIAC LEMANS WAGON Rooms ARM9TONQ AGENCY. Realtors. S p m. condition 8550 or beat offer Call caah, take over payments Call cold water Cooking gaa in- 555 Proapact Ava . Little Sllvar, 741-6606 apd. 4 door CS model Beet 1977 _ Fully equipped, low ml cludad On-premnes tennis "ABERDEEN TO RED BANK OFFICE SPACE - 310 aq. ft 747-7060 eac cond A/C am/fm radio Room* S, atudloa 'rom $40 a wk 741-4500 Rad Bank Avallabla Nowl Own 154 Recreational TRACTOR INTERNATIONAL offer around $4000 Call courti. pool, raciaanon araa utlllllaa E aciric, haat ft air con- 68J -6908 between 9-6. 1972 VW KARMAN QHIA — $1800 negotiable 291-3114 Naar Eaioniown shopping Eic HOME RENTALS, Bkr 380-1234 BY OWNER — Lovaly colonial. 1974 — Cab over, twin screw, ditioning. Call 222-6236. Vehicles with sleeper 318 Detroit engine 1073 CHEVY CAPRICE — Sta Convertible Some ruet Needs 1067 PONTIAC TEMPEST IQTO) schools Ocaan Twp ASBURY PARK - Slngla occup 10 rooma, 3» batha wltn 4 icitt tlon wagon Excellent running exhaust $1600 1074 Herman Highway 35. Oekhurst tor horaaa $214,000. Ad|olnlng 1 SHREWSBURY - 5000 aq ft APACHE EAGLE 1971 — 2 Wheel (overhauled $0,000 ml ago) — convertible, p/s, p/b, p/t Nloa With or without houaakaaping condition $700 Call 2*4-4506 Ghla coupe, some rust $1200 car $2575 Call 747-6009 531-4923 542-0812 Matura R«ri 515 First Ava acra 6 room Avail, prlca extra quality commncni bldg • hit- canvaa camper trailer. EHC Good tueler trans 36 rears, new 872-1023 WEST END Call 942-0639 lone Colonial houa* on main cond $500 Call 741-9100. evea rear leaf springs new •taner CHEVY VAN - 1078 beauvllle, PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1070 - V6. KEANSBURO hwy BothionadB-1 For aala by 741-9105. clutch, brakes, axle. 8 good tires KITSON CHEVROLET CO 1 badroom Raady now $335 Room lor rant Plaaaa clean, air, auto . new Urea, 306 auto PS/PB A/C 78.000 ml 1 badroom Butt pd $.150 ownar 747-6200 Needa i Injector and minor body engine stereo. CB. $2400 Hwy. 38 Eaioniown Runa good Call 070-0166 tin 4 787-6869. 787-2547, 18 CORSAIR TRAVEL TRAILER work on cab Sacrifice $2995 542-1000 HOME RENTALS Bkr 369-1234 787-7247 SHREWSBURY — 5000 aq ft — Self-contained Sleeps 6 Also Call 787-3740 671-0617 pm aftar 4. 767-8400 MIDDLETOWN- quality commarclal bldg • hl»- 1973 Chrysler Newport towcar LABRIOLA MOTORS"" PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1876 — 102 Houses for MIDDLETOWN AREA - Com BY OWNER lonc Colonial houa* on main Both maintained $ new tires UTILITY TRAILER CHRYSLER BROUGHAM 1077 Newman Springs Rd Red Bank Exc cond P/S. P/B. P/W. A/C. toriabla room In unlqua aatlin; hwy Both zonad B-V For aala by $2500 Call 671-3751. 8 X «' X 2 — V-8, leather interior, fully 741-2433 RTtt 1/2 BEDROOM' Good cond., $175. 60 000 miles Aaklng $2500 Call for non-amoving hoHitic typf ownar 747-6200. HOLIDAY RAMBLER 1975 — loaded Aaklng $1700 Call after 072>2841 after 7 p.m. AARONVILLE TO ABERDEEN mala Cati B72-O22? COTTAGE tN Call 727-8289. 6pm 787-3155 Lincoln-Mercury- MerKur Keansburg 2 bdrm $450 Motor home, sleeps 4. 36,000 mi CIRCLE CHEVROLET STRAUB LINCOLN-MERCURY PONTIAC VENTURA 1874 — 6 ROOM FOR RENT —~$60 wk THE WOODS 137 Lots and Good cond A/C generator, roof Long Branch 3 bdrm $SOO's With hot tub 4 12 x13'V green- Bit cab air reg get $7,500 firm 300 Autos for Sale Shrewsbury Ava Shrewabury Highway 36, Keyport, 264-8600 cyl etendard Good condition Ocaan 3 bdrms Kidl Prlvta nomi Eldarly woman houaa B«autlfully landscaped Acreage 741-3130 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1078 — $750 Call 530-7103 HOME RENTALS Skr 389-1234 pratarrad Kaanaburg 495-9350 Call 391-9420 after 9 1989 BAJA BUG - Over $1500 100'xBO' lot at and of daad-and RUMSON — 600' waMrfroni. 4 1 invested $600 in wheela Needs CONVERTIBLE BUICK CEN- Leather interior all extraa Oar- PONTIAC 1076 CATALINA - TOMS RIVER-furnished room, •Iraal Nlcs quiat neighborhood acraa Salt marah and woodad MOTOR HOME 1972 — Wln- age kept Excellent cond 62960 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS nebago Generator, roof ilr, naw engine work Muat aall Going to TURION — 1973 Brown with auto . 4 dr , A/C. AM/FM stereo 2 badrooma Klda OK tSOOs kiichan 4 bath prvliges, i mo Excellent condition with new I Call 842-0730 aftar 6 p m school $600. negotiable Can cream interior Sharp In excel- Call 040-6616 No rust, good Dree Good run- aacurity. $250. mj, 244-4710 root. Alao, a io*i? frame tires 4 seat covers Automatic HOME RENTALS, Bkr 389-1234 $5000 Call 369-2614 872-9457 after 5 lent condition $1000 or beat 10§1 LINCOLN — 2 door ning cond $1000 Call 642-4307 •toraga building $54,500 or bait! 138 Mobile Homes Offar Cell 741-4046 or 741-6634 after 8 30. all day Kutday COTTAGE - 3 rooma Call for 108 Commercial / offar racalvad thii waak Eva- towncar Signature aerlea an appomirnanl 946-4991. 10x56 — Muat taa thla 2 PACE ARROW - 1063 31' class CORVETTE STINGRAY COUPE 88.000 hwy mllee Only 1 driver "inga and waakanda 767-7940 A, crulae. microwave, am/fm PORSCHE 1000 020 — Cna'tual Morganvilia References <•- Rentals badroom trailar with W/W 1069 — 350 with 4 apd Good Exc oond 4 clean $6600 grey, blequli Interior. 20 000 mi . BY OWNER - 4 oadroom, 2'* carpeting. rafrlg«rator. air con- cassette stereo. 2-roof a/c. 6 5 AMC SPIRIT 1979 cond Priced right $6000 Call 666-6760 After 7 30 PM quirad + 1 mo aac ALPHA ROMEO SPYDER 1978 bath Colonial on haavlly woodad kw generator, trailer hitch pg guaranteed AM/FM radk>. 6 pm _^^ Klda OK Can't laat $400 a aeta of salle. $660 Cart be seen extras, chroma Sacrifice 13000 TOYOTA 1060 - Pick-up. 4X4. St Weat, Tlnlon Fatlai $400 per 613 River Rd . Fair Havan at Hooie Cat Marina, Ait High- stereo Beet offer Call 671-3424 >w Urea 24,000 milea Aaking MERCURY MARQUIS 1970 - 2 JUST RENTALS Bkr. 369-1555 month + electric 741-2189 741-7686 Call 842-9497 after 5 after 6pm $3400 583-4807 or $72-0006 83.000 ml. Aaklna 88888 or baat lands Call 671-2140 AM/FM naasane. A/C Exc Otter Call 830 86iS. aftar 8 p m OCEANPORT - Small 2 atory HOLMDEL HONDA CM200T 1060 — Street d. PS/PB $1000 or bee< Cotonlal. 3 bdrma. lancad yard BUICK ELECTRA - Park Ave , DOOOe ARIE8 1981 - 4 dr. TOYOTA SUPRA 1880 - Mint HWY 35 E0WAR0 W COLLINS 14' — Aluminum boat with 1 See- bike 1 ownar Backreet. pad. 2 1061 4 door. V0. euio. full axe oond. garaga kepi PS. 4 offer Ceil 707-3650 $900/mo > utlla 222-0146 900 aq ft. of tlniahed office AGENCY 946-4144 king IS h.p. engine. 2 wooden helmets Settling Estate $350 condWon m 4 out Loaded AD power am/fm caeeene. new . t 36,000 ml $3105 Ceil MERCEDES XL 1076 — Cham 52000 RECENTLY RENOVATED - 1 apace. Juat $900/mo with taxai ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY oara, 2 si» gal gaa tanks, new Call 671-H14. tires. immaculate condition 642-0665 fuel line A 3 Ufa saving devices pakgne color 30.000 mi Exc badroom aun-porch. akyllghl includad HONDA 8ILVERW1NG $7200 or beat offer Call REALTY BROKERAGE KEANSBURG — 3tie*I 20x66 ' froml 4 rear iighta $1100. Call CRESTWOOD DODGE WAGON oond $21.000 Call 264-6200 $350 me r utllltlM Call attar 8 Must be rafiniehed Ideal for a INTERSTATE 671-120$ MERCEDES 1078 240^0"4 dr TOYOTA CELICA 1878 - 8T avaa 531-0466 201-360-0100 670-0324 Leave meeaage 1973 — $480. 1974 Chrestwood Coupe. 5-apd FM radio New large family Bualneaa amuse- Mint cond Many extras $2200 BUICK CENTUBY ESTATE Wagon. $96 Beet offer for both baby blue auto . trana AM/FM, Ray S Smith. Broker ment zone Call after 6 14' TRIHULL - Witt) Trailer & 15 or beat offer Call 291-1018 tires 8 muffler Vary reUeote WAGON 10*0 - A/C. PS/PB. Call 264-1188. A/C. sun-roof Full power Single Exc oond except tor dents RED BANK RED BANK - Offica for rent aiT 767-0626 rip engine Like new $1500 Call ownar Exc care Must be eeen 1 bdrm unit pd $300 t lacent lo Count Baale theatre Daya 477-4222, 496-4332 after 6 HONDA CB 75OF etereo, new tiree Tranemieeion DODGE COLT LS - 1083 Cher- 82000 721-4848 KEANSBURG - side by aide vetter Spon Fairing wtth radio |ual rebult. Small v-6 Excellent ry red, a/c. 4 door, ettck low $4,500 Call 222-8786 5 rmi. Klda. Naar trana $400 • 300 include! everything Call Excellent condition $900 Call MERCEDES 1872 250 - Vary 1076 TOYOTA COROLLA SR 5 JUST RENTALS Bkr. 369-1555 M2-5538 duplex 2 bedrooma each. No Shape $39*6 Call 717-7311 mllee, muat aaa Muat eetl heat. + 25x100 lot Sirlckly aa la, 16' 3TARCRAFT — Boat only 739-2763 BUICK RIVERIA 1981 1001 - XI Call 642-8164 or good cond Rune fine A/C. - Rune good Ortglonal ownar $40,000 Klrwan Co 767-6600 Flberglaaa. in good shape $1000 P/8, P/B. tilt wheel, cruiae. Pion- 741-0277 am/fm cassette Beautiful car 0400 firm Call 264-1208 2S0 Motorcycles 210 Motorcycles or beat offer Call 672-0050 ask 1974 HONDA 750 FOUR — Looks 4 runa excellent $675 eer component system alarm, Juai $2500 Can 070-0080 evea TOYOTA COROLLA BR8 1086 — LITTLE SILVER — Cuatom a pi II tor T R, DODGE T980"S>EPST6E ^tCK- 4 3 bedroom, living room, formal Call 264-5661. ash for Frank axe cond. Must see $MO0 UP - 8 cyl 3 apd w*1h over- To eeffle eetate Auto trane 18 STARCRAFT - With 66 HP 642-7412 A/C. crulaa, am/fm etereo caae . dining room, eat-In kitchen, den, HONDA 750 — Magna 1982. low drive Cap 60.000 ml. $3600 MERCURY MONARCH 1070 — 6 m balha. rimahed Daaament, 2 mere. 4 trailer Mint condition Call 730-0716. PS/PB 5 500 mHee $11000 car garage Air conditioning, gaa $3900 or beet offer Call miiee axlrea Muat sen $1600 BUICK ELECTRA 1973 cyt. good oond . needa work CaN after 0 pm 281-3842 WE DARE YOU... hot water heat, greenhouae 741-4928 after 6 p.m. Make otter Call 630-0092 Original owner Good station car DODGE OART 1074 Se« for parta or ea M Beel offer After 6pm 747-3466. $700 CiM 741-1537 Needa body work * brakes Call after 6. 284-6813. to llnd a better deal 16 FIBERGLASS BOAT - 1066 Good trane Ashing $t50 Call Cobla. Canvas lop New battery BUICK SKYLARK 1077 MERCEDES 240 DIESEL - 4- MIDDLETOWN — Looking to buy HONDA V-6. 67.000 mi, vary good cond . '6pm 228-4127 Speed. A/C. Backer stereo TR7 1070 - New brakee. carba or aell your home? Lei ue help with controls 2 gaa tanks, Coast •xhauel Slack Muat aell $2400 1985 KAWASAKI VULCAN Guard-equipped New E-Z NEW JERSEYS I 1 VOLUME naw Urea, rebuilt Irana Many DODGE OMNI 1970 — 4 Cyl. caeeene Immaculate 87200 youl CENTURY 21 Elnbinder Re- HONDA DEALER Other new parts Aaklng $800 222-0683 Or 631-7880 of beat offer Call 741-0807 New. 5 SM 2 aitore. 671-3600 Loader trailer $1800 Call Rl. 9. Freehold atlck. AM/FM cassette Good 542-8631 Call after 4pm 739-4204 cond $700 After 5 30 767-2683 cyl. man steer., MONMOUTH COUNTY — Call 462-4681 MOB 1873 17 WIDSOR - Flberglaaa V-Hull 1900 BUICK LESABRE — Excel- i97B DODGE OMNI - Beet orfar Doee not run disc brakes (or our complimentary brochure HONDA 1061 CM400 - Lees lent condition. A/C. P/W. P/B, over $1600 Call 072-2736. leave of exclusive lletlnge with trailer No engine In good than 300 ortg ml Many extras $800 or beet offer 1881 TRANS AM - Blaok 8 gotd List $3299 condition $325 or beet offer Call AM/FM stereo $4000 Call after ie, phone number 4 CaH after 7 p.m. 281 -6246 T-roof. a/c Ml wheel. 36,000 FOUR SEASONS REALTORS $1000 5 30 weekday. 671-0411 RUMSON 530-9600 264-6920 after 3. Call 741-0610 anytime massage mHee LIU* new) Aaklng 88800 CaH John 264-6346 or 7)6-3221 ti.lm.t with MIDDLETOWN 671-5200 14' MFG — 55 h.p. Evenrude 3 CADILLAC — 1« 976 DODO E - SuDO" wagon purchM* of HOLMDEL 846-3700 1064 KAWASAKI GPZ 590 — Ex- Brougham Abeolu 1073 MOB - 100. 000 mi.. Vary tanks, new battery, trailer $1360 cellent condition Kerker header 318. p/a, p/b. am/tm Vary good VOLVO PARTS SAL! - *ew- • ny bit..! Call Chris 495-3562 very impreeerve car 87,000 condition Ck*en Aaklng $600 or good body, never hit Praeaad ueed for otdiea. restorers OAK RIOOE REALTY $2600 or beet offer Call mllee Aaklng $10,600 Call Adult Communltlea 6/1-1606 beat offer 630-6310 ale* wheels exc tiree. good in- Cheep) RED BANK VOLVO. SALE $2999 18' BOAT 4 TRAILER - 1964 787-1424. terior trans 4 clutch fine Engine 741-6886 341-6060 Galaxy Bow Liner, 140 I/O. Merc DODGE 1083 DIPLOMAT — 310 FINANCING AVAILABLE KAWASAKI 250 1962 CADILLAC — 1076 Coupe DeVll- needs verve |ob $76O/beet offer a wtauy M »<>mr K>*m • u aowm • a. •>« •«« OAK HILL — Colonial 4 Low hre , 2 bilge pumps, blower, Street Bike, good cond auto. 4 door, a/c, p/a, p/b Cloth 747-0486 VOLKSWAOEN VAN 1070 - Ex- w bedrooma. 2'4 batha. den with anchor, full canvas E*c cond ie All power. Like naw. Aftar Interior Looks 8 runa excellent Low mlieege $646 6PM. 542-8090 1977 MONTE CARLO - 80.000 ceHent condition inetde and out fireplace & parquet floora. cloaa Boat In water Sale includes ellp Call 406-4199 Below whoteeele $4300 $1200 or beat after Can to pkwy. train A A.T.4 T. Call for season Must aell Buying CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 741-1368 orlg miiee am/fm. naw paint KAWASAKI 660 1978 — Good rOb/vinyt top. a/c, runs wall. 601-1101 Monmouth Kawasaki] 671-2660 larger boat. $6000 496-275B 1960 — Srown/ieether Interior DODGE ASPEN 1078 - 2 dr. VOLVO DL WAOON 1880 - attar 6. p.m. condition 9,000 miles. $600 Call New brakee. radiator Rune good $2200 or beet Offer 291-5583 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Aa «t after 6 p m 530-4268 PS/PB. auto. trana. A/C. 50.000 ml AM/FM, foot- rack aofiment of superior new hornet, 1973 19' FIBERGLASS CABIN $800 Call 787-7215 AM/FM 61,000 ml $1700 Call 1973 MONTE CARLO — CleeeK chrome trim, dark red, Mich .671-1073 from $165 000 Wayelde Woodl CRUISER — 136 HP mere. O/B YAMAHA 1962 - 920 Virago CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE - 672-2569 Landau Auto. a/c. p/a. p/b.urea Exc oond Seal offer over Trailer included Power tilt, Greet shape Low miles Com- am/tm Exc. oond. naw VrM, $7000 firm CaH 842-2342 or 842 and Longvlaw Village. 12'^% 1975, 76,000 ml . engine good FIAT 131 SUPER BRAVA 1978 — power winch Sleeps 2. CB, trig , puter daah and many extras $200 aa la. or sail pans. Call carb 109,000 ml 8876 mortgagee By appt. Century ft spd., AM/FM. new battery 4 946-3883 Building Co , 531-0606 • love 4 extras $4500 Call Must sell Immediately $1600 or 872-2667 264-0029 after 3 b/o Call Ed 291-1170 attar 6 mufnar. Radiale $970 or beat VW 1074 SUPER BEETLE - 4 SUMMER BLOWOUT! "•CEAN TOWNSHIP — Aa aa- Offer Call 747-0023 1966 FORD MUSTANG — New apd. very good cond 78.000 mi triment of luperlor new homn, 1975 MERC YAMAHA 860 SPECIAL 1961 - tiree, exhaust $1000 or beel 01200 Phone 042-3426 or om $165,000 Wayalde Woodl 35 HP 1600 or beat offer Black Good cond. Low miles FIESTA offer Call 201-0275 642-0370 , SAVE $1000 $750 Call Craig 747 8780 1079 Aa ie $66O and Longviaw village HVMt Call 495-4456 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE 1086 MUSTANG - Good an- VW BUG 1073 - Great running mortgagee By appt Century morns., work 291-6822 1979 - D'etegance AM/FM Call 707-8440 IMS rUUM 3 WNE£L£fl 1962 - Hoble Cat, Special gina, trana. tiree Great tor parts oond Naw Brakae and muffler BuiIdliQ Co. 531-0606 Edition Carmumba. With trailer YAMAHA 1979 YZ60 cassette, ong owner, 41,000 ml FIREBIRD — 1078 6 cyl, auto, 8260 CaH 671-2046 Evan haa haat! 8870 Can RED BANK — 4 bedroom, tVt Super mint cond $6,900 Call p/s, p/b, good tlrea, am/fm boih aa new cond. Loaded MUSTANG 1966 - 6 cyl . 3 apd 842-2188. rinaj bath, dining room, eat-In kitchen, Reasonable 946-6621 671-7698 elereo, very clean $2700 or beet offer Call 671-6030 original oond New brake*. VW FASTBACK 1088 \ Electric start 5 spd vinyl Hiding $120,000 by owner CAMARO 1960 — Flnacar $696 clutch, tlrae. 4 muffler Recent Call 741-9081 22' 4- MAKO 1062 — Twin 116 YAMAHA XS 650 1076 Cuatomlied. new engine } w/reverse shaft drive. mariners New thla season Leas $476 Call 671-6145 aftar 6 pm. 1073 FORD GALAXIE Inspection VERY LITTLE RUST $650 . suspension front & rear $200 or bawl offer Cen restore or took s fine In pree- RED BANK — Gorgeous view of then 30 hrs Fully equipped In Call 747-1126after 4 p.m. CAMARO - 1001 6 cyl . auto. Call 496-0810 MAX list $1999 waler $17.000 Call 747-6707 Calt 872-1356 enl oond Musi sea 4 drive to Naveelnk River Boat slip. 2 P/S. P/B. A/C, tilt wheel, am/fm appreciate Moving, muat aall 4 cyl. 5 IPMd min tiHf rllic txafcal bedroom, den, 2'4 batha, 281 Mopeds cassette Excellent condition. FORD VAN 1061 - Econollne n,l J52M 22' MARSHALL CAT BOAT - 8800 firm. Call Curl Ortaeky SALE $1699 Townnouee. 2 decks $159,000 Sloop rigged Excellent con- MOPED SACHS 1960 - Good 30.000 miles $5250 or beet offer 160. A/C. radio, auto-. PS/PB 566-0 7 M evea 747-1138. dition 25 HP Grey. Many op- cond , helmet Includad $165. Call 671-6030 Like new. 16.000 ml. $6800 Call VW RABBIT - 1070. 4 epd 4 NOW ONLY firm Call 670-3615 542-0103 OLDBMOBILE 1078 cuatom cyl Rear De-fog coneote. naw $4299 RUMSON - Unique English tional and cuatom features. CAMARO 1975 oversu. Mlcheiln XZX'a New 30% off any helmet with purchase Tudor House In prime location e 703-636-0748 evea /whnds PEUGEOT MOPED Asking $1500 or beat oofer FORD GRANADA 1077 — 2 dr., . full wheel covera Juat tuned, runa bedrooms, 9 baths. + 3 room Call495-35M anytime od cond New trane brakes. power, A/C. Al beeutttulty. Call 741-2029 9-6 of any bike, plui Irae T-ihlrt 22' BAYLINER I960 — Santiago Runs exc looks areeaat front Urea. New dleeel engine servants'quarters Large kitchen Cuddy Cabin Merc, cruleer $225 Call 264-5633 Knery, tiree. High ml Beat offar $1760 . with dining area Gas haat, CAMARO Z28 1982 - Black and Evea 566-2077 axe cond.$1800 671-8606 LEASE PURCHASE NO MONEY DOWN • 41 fresh water cooled. All equip- 3 PUCH MOPEDS silver 8 cyl PS/PB Tinted Pfimcplea only ment 4 trailer Slip for real of power windows Must sell $7500 FORD VAN 1070 — Chateau OLDBMOBILE CUTLASS 1 VW RABBIT DIESEL 1882 - 4 $385,000 747-8124. $250 takes all dr.. S epd.. A/C. AM/FM. polygiy MONTHS NO cradil rwcaaaary to qualified buyara season $9000. make otter Call Leave massage at or beet otter Call 291-4783 after modal. 4 capl seats bench 1077 Parts or whole. RUMSON - Modern Ranch 870-0426 or 741-7640. 3 p m. aak tor Joyoe •eats. Fully carpeted Too many 671-0752 coated, garaged. 41,000 ml Ask Financing Available tk 741-1364 lng8460Q.Ct.il 281-6606 houee 3 bedrooms, garage, fin extaa to Hat Call 264-0067 OLDSMOBILE - 1063 F66 23' CORRECT CRAFT FQ— V8 PUCH MOPED 1979 CARS UNDER $2,000 VW SUPERBEETLE - 1071. ished baaerrtenl. excellent lo inboard, CB, depth recorder, FORD PINTO 1877 — 2 dr . 66,283 mUee. all ortglonal Baal cation For sale by owner Like new, 1900 ml, $325 KINQSLEY AUTO SALES offer Call 842-7386 Looks good Runs excellent Re- trim tabs In water $4700. Call hatchback, auto trana, buHi angina. 4 new radiate. 8880. $190,000 842-7915 bet 11-1. 767-7731 Calt 671-7143. 787-7887 good cond $850 or beel offer PUCH MAXI MOPED OLDSMOBILE OMEGA 1074 CaW 40J.2043 Rl IS. Mlddlctown. N.J. UNION BEACH — By owner 23' Sport Craft — 16ft h.p. Merc CHEVETTE 1070 - 4 door. 4- Call 671-0312 or 671-3972 Rune, needa work. 957-0050 Commercial reeldenllal property Needa minor repairs speed, am/fm, new tiree Good For perls, etc WAQON-PONTIAC - Grand culaer, Inbrd/outbrd. new can $125. Call 842-3342 condition. $1200 Call 872-2993. FORD LTD II BROUGHAM 1978 Aseumable mortgage. Great vaa. Exc. cond. $4600. Call — 2 dr Dark blue with, vinyl top $180. call 738-5480 Lemans 1078. V-0. AC, AM/FM potential Presently luncheonette 739-4123 PUCH MAGNUM II 1962 — Ex- 1968 CHEVY IMPALA — 2 door Auto., V-8. P3/PB/PW air. on main road $53,900 Days cellent condition. $300 Call after sports coupe, rally wheels. $350 am/tm atereo 76.000 mis Runs OLDS OMEGA 1000 — 4 dr V-6, 1985 QUADRACER 739-9015 evea 747-1619 24' LUHRS 4 30 542-5647. well Asking $1700 842-9174 air. auto., PS/PB, am/tm caeeet- in water Runs good $1200 Call stereo. 69,000 orlg mllee. 2ND le Maintenance records Real VW 1084 VAN - $300 Rad UNION BEACH — By owner 3 owner Needs minor repair. Ex- nice $2060. 747-6840 Suburu 1070 station wagon, baat 671-3071 of 671-3028 SACHS MOPED cellent tor restoration $400 or FORO VAN 1979 BR Colonial. 75x100 Hardwood 1962. 1600 milee Black. 8 cyl. offer Call 7414230 after 8 P.M flora, lanced yard, new roof a 25' LUHRS SPORTSMAN - Asking $400. beat offer Call 495-4566. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME aid no. Enclosed porch $72,900 fiberglass. 225 HP. Chrysler In- Aaklng 12300 1979 — Mint condition. Vary low /-vim M UUU Call 872-1914. 1974 CHEVY MONTE CARLO — Call 229-5217 300 Autos for Salt 739-0546 or 739-9010. board, freeh water cooled. Lee Runa excellent Body In mlieege 83876. Call 229-0627 or ire-San head, cutty cablne. new FORD GALAXIE 1060 571-9126 avaa. navy top 4 digital depth finder, 290 Trucks & condition. High mileage 'Bit UUADRUNNERS 132 Condos & Call 405-0268. 4 dr, auto. PB/PB, $315 OMEGA BROUGHAM 1081 hJfWhl INKM KWUMI IV. l?wnhoui«i Trailers Call 291-3166. A/C. P/8, P/B. extraa CHEVETTE - 1964. 2 door. 4 reeaonabte offer refueed. Nil 111(9 epd , am/fm. 19,000 mllee. Sport FORO LTD 1001 — FuH-aiie HIQHLANOS — MHWM. rZu BOSTON WHALER 16' 1066 - Great family car. A/C. PS/PB, ings approximately 6A00 sq p k S i $0 Mercury 115 HP 1968 Boel 4 CHROME WAGON WHEELS vinyl top. crulaa control, am/lm OPEL MANTA — 1072. 2 door. 4 High ceilings. 70x100 divided needa work $1800 Call after 6 beat atereo, garaged, axe oond, AVIS NOW ONLY 5x10. 6 luga for Ford Pick-Up oyl., 4 spd.. rune oxoaUant. 8370. into 2 shops Free span. '4 evail p.m. 530-4260. CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1963 84095 or beet offer Call after 0 able immediately, $250,000 Like new -$160. CaM 088-0871 Kayport CeHaflefSpm 741-4696 31.000 ml. 2 dr, p.m. 281-6294. COX BOAT TRAILER exc. oond. 17,900. PARK CHEVROLET Young Used CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors Holds 17' boat. Plenty of i CAP — Cuatom built fits 4X8' Call 686-9332 FORO LTD 1074 — eute., 2 dr, Selee-Leeelng-Servtoe-Perte 1999 independently Owned/Operated New wheats Good for parts pick-up bad Sliding windows. A/C, PS. AM/FM radio. 8360 it 66, Neptune 775-1212 613 River Rd , Fair Haven $125. Call 642-8593 cedar flniahed. insulated $600. CHEVY CHEVETTE 1979 - 4 dr.. Call 542-4307 after 8:30 p.m. Cars 741-7666 Call 922-9612 aftar 5 4 spd. A/C, Ctoth Interior, good evea. All day Sunday. PEUGEOT-SAAB OF WALL 14' FIBERGLASS BOAT oond . $1400 or best offer Call Hwy 36, Manaaquan For Sale LEASE PURCHASE 30% oft MY HIGHLANDS — Maaonry build- Call aftar 4 CHEVY PICK-UP 1975 671-0425 1081 FORO FAIRMONT WAGON (201) 449.8060 It «•»•« D»M • Us t. U Me*** MM! Wtft BVCB8M inga approximately 6600 aq. ft. 787-6683 53,000 ml. $1000 - 51.000 mile* A/C. P/8. Claan High callings 70x100 divided Call 787-9636. CHEVY MALIBU 1981 - 6 cyl. 4 car Call 681-6908 between B-5 1072 PINTO WAGON - Auto 47larmam»» rittf Met into 2 shops Free span H avail- 18 FIBERGLASS — With 66 hp door. A/C, PS/PB. am/fm. Orig- trana, many naw 4 apare parts able immediately $260,000. motor plua extras $1000 Call 1961 CHEVY CONVERSION VAN inal owner. 37,000 milee $4600 Runa good. Must sail. 8380. Call Haa hat M7-0MI 767-1240 — Loaded Like naw. $7600. Call Call 747-7066. after 5.30 P.M. 671-3488 671-1295 CENTURV 21 COZENS, Realtors GLASTRON ALPHA 741-9134 or 070-7606. lift faaluraa 1977 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC 1073 HONDA CB 380 - Low PINTO WAOON —1070 Independently Owned/Operated 18 Sailboat Fiberglass hull CHEVY PICK-UP TRUCK 1962 — - Aaklng $1400 Accepting of- OM car* mod fn/cfrt 813 River Rd.. Fair Haven l 8660 MtOOLETOWN, Atf Capacity 2 adults + Futiy loaded. $7480. Can fers. No calls after 6 p.m. Naw front CaH 842-1010 741-7666 Call 671-0223 201-0556 daya; evea 291-1108 067-9704 741-2929. 9-6. $600. Aak for Alfred