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Vol. 108 No. 50 YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER...SINCE 1878 MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1985 25 CENTS INSIDE NATION Arms talks An Indiana senator calls the Soviet Union's proposal to cut arms 50 percent a significant step toward a positive nuclear arms agreement. 6A STATE Sparring debate Governor Kean and hopeful Democratic candidate Peter Shapiro clash in a televised debate just nine days before the election. 5A LIFESTYLE Golden voice Disc jockey Tom Joyner, known as the "Fly Jock" to many of his fans, spreads himself over the airwaves in two major cities across the country with help from his wife, his own energy, and the airlines. 10A haunt area parades NATION Mod* and the Mr . i oi Monroe: a suicide? For • few hours yesterday the

The Register COLTS NECK - When he was growing up, John Raleigh saw it as exciting and glamorous. Now he knows INDEX now that horse training is serious business. Raleigh, 23, graduated in June from Virginia Poly- BRIDGE • technic Institute as an animal science major. He's been BUSINESS M working for several months as an assistant horse trainer CLASSIFIED II for Quiet Winter Farms Inc in Colts Neck under the COMICS H direction of J. Willard Thompson, owner and head CROSSWORD 71 trainer. ENTERTAINMENT 71 But Raleigh doesn't see much of the farm because he's HOROSCOPE m busy working seven days a week, often up to 18 hours a LIFESTYLE 1M day training the farm's thoroughbreds at the Meadowlands Race Track in East Rutherford. OBITUARIES M During the summer he was working with Quiet OPINION 7A Winter's horses at Monmouth Park in Oceanport SPORTS II His wife, Diana, whith whom he graduated from TELEVISION 71 Virginia Tech. has been working with him as an exercise YOUR TOWN M rider at the Meadowlands since they got married in THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIO September Tiki's vtam HORSE FARM — John Raleigh, assistant trainer for Quiet Winter Farms In Colts Neck, spends some time with The Raleigh's live in East Windsor, about a 50-minute "My Last Fool" during a recent visit to Monmouth Park. See HORSES, Page 2A Check pag« 12A and see if your number has been selected in the Register's Social • Bakr'i Salute* HlghlaWi Now Open for lunch-The MiU UM Gift Cert. Trip of Choice. Cata Comlda Mexican Restaurant. Security contest. 15% off dinner to town residents Dam; Formerly the Dam Site. Barnacle Bill's Halloween Party "All-you-can-eat " buffet 17.95 this week. Mon.-Fri. STUMS. Tue«-Fri. Tinton Falls. 544-0677 Oct. 31, 10pm Prizes awarded at Monday nights, 229-7774. 12. 2A Thr Register MOMMY. OCTOBER 28, 1985 PEOPLE

have it all." The countess is the daughter of romantic novelist Barbara Cartland. Her husband, Earl Spencer, 61, Princess Diana's father, refused to discuss the incident with telephone callers. Reluctant traveler

LONDON (AP) - Princess Diana's stepmother, Countess Raine Spencer, angrily refused to be frisked by security guards at Heath- row Airport, but gave in when she was told she would not be allowed on a plane to unless she agreed, an airport spokesman said. The 56-year-old countess twice refused to be searched and de- manded of security guards, "Don't you know who I am?" according to the Sunday Express. The incident Sharlene Wells Wednesday was confirmed by the British Airports Authority. Two senior security officers then insisted that the countess submit to There she is, on TV the body search if she wanted to SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Last board the plane, and she was led to THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E. COUIQ year's Miss America, Sharlene a cubicle by a woman officer and A QUIET MOMENT — At the Quiet Winter Farms Stable area at Monmouth Park after the horses had their morning workout. Wells, has signed a two-year con- frisked. tract for what she once called her Body searches are conducted at dream job — a position in television. random on 10 percent of the passen- Miss Wells, who is still a student gers leaving Britain. Horses at Brigham Young University in Garry May, public relations man- noted. "We finished second leading Provo, will become a part-time ager of the British Airports Continued from Page 1A leaves for home about midnight Raleigh, noting that both he and trainer in Monmouth Park (this past special events spokeswoman for Salt Authority, said, "She was not very He even trains the horse for a few his wife are animal lovers, said he drive from the Meadowlands summer)." Right now, we're the Lake City-based KSL-TV, a CBS understanding at the time." hours on Sundays when there are no feels his experience as a track affiliate. "I saw it as very glamorous and races. runner in high school and college third leading trainer at the exciting," said Raleigh, a tall soft- Meadowlands." The 21-year-old beauty queen also "You have to love it; not many helps him understand the horses a spoken man. "I didn't see it as I see people like working seven days a little better. will be involved in sports broad- A day for the mules Raleigh said if he wasn't training it now - a business. It's also week," he said. "Thank God there's casting and community events pro- "Getting an animal that has a horses, he definitely would be work- entertainment. The whole business no racing on Sundays in New grams, said KSL director of pro- LYNCHBURG. Tenn. (AP) - problem and turning him around and ing with animals in another field, is getting people out there to the race Jersey." gramming David Manookin. Her Mule Appreciation Day USA came getting him to perform better" is perhaps as a veterinarian. duties will include producing sports and went with about as much tracks." The Quiet Winter has 38 horses at what Raleigh enjoys doing. "And features to be shown during BYII national recognition for the noble Raleigh's wakes up at 4:30 a.m. so the Meadowlands and 21 at Mon- knowing that you put the time in. "I hope to become a trainer football and basketball games creature as one would expect. he can make it to the Meadowlands mouth Park, Raleigh said. It em- There's nothing better than seeing myself within the next few years," But in this middle Tennessee by 6 a.m. ploys more than 30 people at both that. he said. "It's a very competitive town, where Jack Daniels brews its He feeds and works out the horses tracks. "We're doing very well." Raleigh job- Feminist setback sippin' whiskey, revelers were on until 2 p.m. Exercises include gal- hand Saturday to mark the 200th loping and walking each horse for up MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) - The femin- anniversary of the arrival in Ameri- to one and one half miles, as well as ist movement in the United States ca of jacks, the sires of mules, who "breezing" — vigorous running — Phony seafood Wants probe of Monroe's death has suffered from "fundamentalist were presented to George Washing- each animal once or twice a week Continued from Page 1A ton by King Charles III of Spain. And he bathes the horses as often as Robert Slatzer claiming to have backlash" in recent years, but But last week, at least one FDA (AP) - The taped interviews suggesting a cover- today's young, urban professional Some events during two-day festi- needed, as well as check their legs. official insisted that the government foreman of a grand jury asked to up in her death. women can help revive it, author val honoring the mule included mule "They're so prone to injury," was doing a good job of keeping the review the death of Marilyn Monroe Slatzer, who wrote a book titled Betty Friedan says. pulls, mule auctions, barrel racing Raleigh noted. problem under control. says he will ask for a special "The Life and Curious Death of Friedan, whose book "The Femi- and storytelling about mules. Raleigh then has an afternoon "What does he think we've been investigator to probe the actress's Marilyn Monroe," contends the nine Mystique" helped launch mod- break from 2 p m to 4 p.m., after doing?" Raymond Newberry, chief 1962 death, which was ruled a cause of death listed on the death ern feminism more than 20 years which he feeds the horses until 5 of the FDA's Case and Advisory suicide. certificate was changed from ago, told Ball State University Cruise for successful o'clock. Branch, said of Rinaldo's request for "There is enough evidence to "suicide" to "possible suicide" to students Friday that young women a ban. substantiate a special prosecutor to CINCINNATI (AP) - Some of the From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. he tends to "probable suicide." take for granted some of the gains Newberry said the agency has work with the grand jury on an nation's most prominent women the horses in need of special care, Slatzer, who claims to have been made by feminists. barred misleadingly labeled imports investigation," said Sam Cordova. politicians and business executives especially the ones scheduled to race secretly married to the actress, also Feminism made it easier for that night. That care may involve of Surimi for years. In June, he said, "A full investigation has never been will be guests on a special cruise alleges that she was taken by women to have families without placing the horses in an ice tub or a FDA issued a "compliance policy done by the grand jury." aboard the Mississippi Queen ambulance to Santa Monica Hospi- giving up on their professional whirlpool. Sometimes a special lazer guideline" that he said emphasized riverboat, says the steamboat's own- The round of inquiries into the tal, where an ambulance operator careers, but now the movement is beam is used to penetrate the skin that Surimi has to be clearly labeled er. 1950s sex symbol's death began Oct. alleged that she died. Records in the unfairly being faulted by women with light which increases blood flow an imitation if it looks like other 8, when the county Board of Super- case show Miss Monroe's body was weary from the dual responsibilities, Heading the guest list for the Feb. and promotes healing kinds of seafood. Ingredients must visors unanimously requested that found in her home. Friedan said. 14-17 shipboard caucus are US. also be listed, he said. the grand jury review Miss Monroe's "People have not testified under "I'm beginning to hear a groan Transportation Secretary Elizabeth At 8 p.m. the horses are off. "There may be a few stragglers death. The request was introduced oath," Cordova said Saturday. "This and a moan," she said. "The Dole, former vice presidential can- "We're averaging two horses per (using misleading labeling), but I by Supervisor Michael Antonovicn, should have been done a long time women's movement got you into this didate Geraldine Ferraro and Sen. night, which means we're pretty hope we're catching them," he said. who received a letter from author ago. mess by telling you that you could Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan busy, " Raleigh said. After the races are over and the night checks are done, Raleigh Middletown candidate cries cover-up

have been covering mismanagement to the voters until after the election" It STEPHANIE GIUCIUUN in the department which has kept Chuva said. The Register properties off township tax rolls Carroll retorted that it would be MIDDLETOWN - A. Joseph Beam and Hohmeier were suspended "unfair" for him to take a postion on "Bud" Chuva, Democratic can- earlier this month after it was the building department investiga- didate for Township Committee, discovered that a home built on tion, since to his knowledge, the lashed out at his opponent, Charlie Beam's property in 1984 was left off investigation is not over. tax rolls. "We're talking three people whose $50,000 Carroll, and the Republican-con- trolled committee yesterday for Democratc allegations that up to livelihoods are at stake. A special what he called a "deliberate attempt 1,200 completed construction pro- investigator was appointed who is to keep the results of the recent jects were never added to tax rolls well-versed in these matters, and to Building Department investigation was the major issue in the 1983 my knowledge, he hasn't given his from the people of Middletown Township Committee campaign. report to the committee. Any things Township." Township officials have claimed that that have been said are stricly allegations and no one has been Chuva said he has learned that as with the advent of Tax Assessor proven guilty," he said. "For my a result of the investigation, the Barbara Clark, a backlog in the opponent to make any statements committee directed Township Ad- assessor's office has since been concerning the impending investiga- ministrator Herbert Bradshaw last cleared up. with few if any tax dollars lost tion is unconscionable on his part week to ask for the resignations of until he really finds out what the three building department officials But Chuva charged that the com- results of the investigation are, and whose work at the department was mittee didn't do all it should have. to say anything in a manner which under investigation: William Irwin "Had they taken swift and deliberate points a discriminating finger at the Hendricks, Frederick Beam and action three years ago when the three people involved is nothing but John Hohmeier. problem was first brought to their pure character assasination." Township officials would not com- attention, perhaps this situation Carroll conceded that a fundraiser ment on the allegation, saying the would not exist today. Now, faced was held for him and Republican investigation is continuing, and that with the results of the investigation, state Assembly candidate Joseph all informal discussions pertaining they are deliberately withholding the Azzolina at Hendricks' home. He to the building department officials results and attempting to get these said several others besides Hen- can legally be withheld from the township officials to quietly resign," dricks sponsored the fundraiser, and Chuva said public, under a provision of the state claimed it is common for Hendricks The candidate also attacked his Open Public Meetings Act pertaining to hold fundraisers for various opponent, Charles V. Carroll, for to personnel matters. political and charitable events. Bradshaw and the three men were being "curiously silent" about the "If that group got together to unavailable for comment last night. investigation, and noted that a throw a fundraiser for Mr. Azzolina However, last week Bradshaw and fundraiser for Carroll was recently and myself, that was their business Hohmeier denied similar allega- held at the home of one of the because they were supporting a That's how much we pay Assemblyman Bill Flynn tions. building department officials. couple of lifelong friends," Carroll "Perhaps Mr. Carroll ... does not Chuva also charged that for the said. and Assemblywoman Jackie Walker. Too bad, they past three years, the Republicans want this information to be revealed missed an astonishing 432 votes in the last 2 years. New The Register Jersey taxpayers shell out $50,000 a year to pay the (ISSN 0884-4704) PubliftTWd Dy Th« R*X) Bank R«gr|tf>r salaries of our two legislators, Jackie Walker and Bill Eil*t>ii»t*d •" »878 Dy John H Cook tftd Henry CHy THE WEATHER Ma.n out* Flynn. That's in addition to such luxuries as paid staff, One HMD)*' P'Mi. Sn'tw»bufy. N J 07701 (201) 5*2 4000 Branch OHICM district offices and free travel. There's only one problem. JERSEY SNORE TIDES Monmoufh County COuitOuW. F'Mho4d. NJ 07728 U»mt»r» of th# AMOCuMtd PTMS The AuoCuMd Walker and Flynn have a bad habit of not showing up Mostly sunny and cool today Sandy Hook P'tu * •ntiinto ticiutwaty io mt UM of iii rn«j local rwwi printM -n \rm n*w*p«p*r MMHfjMAP n*wt Highs will range from 55 to around TODAY: Highs: 7.17 a.m. and MKn for work. 60. Clear and cold tonight. Lows will 7:34 p.m. Lows: 107 a.m. and 1:40 obt o ff* Am#frcir> Nmnpapw PuDtnntxi be mostly in the 30s. Mostly sunny p.m. CHtiOn. IT* Audit Bu'Mu O* Circulation.tfW Htm J*XMV PP'flM A On Election Day, elect Toe Azzolina and Joann and cool tomorrow. Highs will range TOMORROW: Highs: 7:49 a.m. Saconcodd Ciui potutga pw tt Red Bank. Nj 07701 Pubmrwd cM»y ••Mp< S* I Sun M* from the middle 50s to the lower 60s. and 808 p.m. Lows: 1:43 a.m. and Mf b O Smith to the Assembly. Azzolina and Smith for the 2:20 p.m. Uari Ram Da*,. For Red Bank and Rumson bridge, Im Daily Sunday Sunday Assembly because Azzolina and Smith will make sure add two hours; Sea Bright, deduct 10 1-I2MM 1 70/ OM 75/ wo** Hi M MARINE FORECAST 13-51 ««u 1 55/ MM 70/ «Mh minutes; Long- Branch, deduct 15 145/ . 95/ T 2 10/

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Teens injured in crash AZLET - Police ire seeking witneues to r two-car accident In West Keansburg Jshortly before noon yesterday which re- sulted in the hotpiulizatlon of two teen-agers. Joann Laurenzano, 17, of 20 St. John'* Place, Keansburg, identified by police as the driver of one of the vehicles involved in the accident, was la fair condition last night at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel, according to officials there. James Gansereit, 16, of 18 Miriam Place, who police said was a passenger in Laurenzano's car, was reported by hospital officials to be in critical condition in the surgical intensive care unit last night. The driver of the second vehicle, a van, was Identified by police as Peter Fredericks of Brick. They said he was treated at the emergency room and released. The accident took place at Route 38 and Laurel Avenue, West Keansburg, at approx- imately 11:20 a.m., according to police. Laurenzano was southbound on Laurel Avenue at Route 36 when her car collided with a van operated by Fredericks, police said. Fredericks, they said, was eastbound on Route 36. Patrolman Stephen Schmidt, in charge of the Investigation, is being assisted by Sgt. James Broderick in the continuing investigation. They are asking that anyone who was in the area at the time of the accident to contact them. Police did not say if any summonses were Issued Meeting on toxic waste HREWSBURY - Toxic waste in Monmouth County will be the topic presented by County SPiibllc Health Coordinator Lester Jargowsky at the annual meeting of the Monmouth County Inter-Branch Council of the American Association of University of Women. The meeting will take place on Monday, November 4 at 7:30 pm at the Church House of the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury, THE REGISTER/CAROLINE E COUIG and ED BRETT Scamore Avenue. BLOWIN THEIR HORNS — Members of the horns section of the Raritan High Jargowsky's presentation will include slides School Marching Band march down Middle Road in Hazlet during yesterday's depicting the critical problem of abandoned Halloween parade. Michelle Hickey, 9, (right) of Hazlet dressed as a balloonist toxic waste dumps in Monmouth County, particularly the deteriorating situation at Burnt Jenna Reidy, 10 months, (below) of Red Bank looks apprehensive as he begins Fly Bog in the western part of the county. He his first Halloween parade in Red Bank. Aphrodite Smith (bottom) applies lipstick also will address the growing threat to area to her great-niece, Lisa-Marie Smith water supplies created by the delay in im- plementation of the Superfund. Toxic wastes, however, are not only to be found in remote areas of the Monmouth County "backyard" — most residents will find them in their backyards, as well as in their kitchens, basements, and garages. Jargowsky is currently spearheading "Amnesty Day", a household toxic waste cleanup that will provide for the professional disposal of such household toxics as herbicides, pecticides, motor oil, and paint. Supported by a grant from the state Amnesty Day will take place November 2, with the collection site at the former Monmouth County Central Motor Pool site on the corner of Manalapan and Bowne Avenues in Frehold Borough. AAUW's involvement in environmental issues has been both educationalto inform the public about environmental concerns, and activist, to seek change in policies affecting the environ- ment. This meeting, which is open to the public, will unite the memberships of the three Monmouth County Branches of AAUW Further information may be obtained from Inter-Branch Council Chairman Nancy Collart, Cardinal Road, Middletown. AIDS forum slated AKEWOOD - The Monmoulh-Ocean De- velopment Council and the Kimball Medical LCenter will co-sponsor a free public forum on "AIDS — An Overview in on On The Local Level" on Wednesday, November 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Kimball Medical Center Conference Room A, 600 River Avenue, Route 9 South, Lakewood. In resonse to the growing concern about AIDS, MODC and Kimball Medical Center will featrue a variety of guest speakers to address the topic, according to MODC President John J. Giordano, also executive director of the Kimball Medical Center Foundation. Joyce Jackson from the state Division of Narcotics and Drug Abuse Control will speak on AIDS at the state level. She will provide brochures and other infor- mation about the dreaded disease. Ed Higgins, executive director of Jersey Addiction Service, Asbury Park, will present an overview of AIDS on the local level. Dr. Purnendu Sen, director, department of medicine, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Nep- tune, will speak on the current medical approaches to the disease Dr. Richard Przystup, director of ambulatory care at Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood, will discuss medical staff reactions to AIDS. There will be time for audience participation and questions and answers after the speakers' presentations. The Monmouth-Ocean Development Council is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization of business, professional and community leaders dedicted to promoting the balanced growth of the two county area. The active committee structive is the backbone of the 360 plus member group that focuses upon the economic, indus- trial, professional, cultural and educational growth of the region.

Pre-registration is required. For further Halloween information contact Patricia D. Clyne, ex- Continued from Page 1A seven dwarfs In the under seven-year-old group. ecutive director, at (201) 930-2222. pizzas. Melissa Ely won first prize for prettiest Middle Road, Hazlet, in a parade sponsor- In between the judging, a group of Dressed as the Marx Brothers, Sean students from the Hazlel Dance Centre costume. Matthew Chan took first place ed by the township's Recreation Com- Dunn and his younger sister, Erin. for most original; Danica Stiwell won first mission. entertained the crowd with a dance captured first prize in Hazlet s under routine to the macabre Michael Jackson place for funniest. Billy and Leigh Fire destroys tires The procession began at 12:30 outside three-year-old age group, ably assisted by single, Thriller' Campbell captured top honors in the pairs the Hazlet library, covering a little less • • ATA WAN - X fire destroyed a pile of tires three-year-old Ray Urbanski The day's events in Keyport began at 1 competition IWIstored behind the George's Tire and Auto than a mile before finishing outside the First place in the 4-5 age group went to Middle Road School, where prizes were p.m. at Firemen's Memorial Park, where If IService store at Route 34 and Broad Street five-year-old Tin Man. Mickey Sastito participants set out on a mile-long march In the 7-10 age group, Melissa Vargas awarded to this year's cream of the yesterday afternoon. Other winners included Nicole Crosbie, down Broad Street before finishing at won first place for prettiest, and James A borough police dispatcher said arson was. costume crop. who took first place in the 6-7 age group Central School. Kllison won first prize for most original suspected in the blaze, which was reported Aside from the proverbial blood-stained for her Cousin It costume; Mr Skeleton. around noon. ghoul, there was an assortment of cameo Chris Dugan, and Crocodile, Chris The parade was sponsored by the Ladies first prize in the 11-14 age group went appearances by legendary figures of to Christine Bolte for prettiest, Mary No damage estimate was available yesterday. Lenahan, who tied for top honors in the 8-9 Auxiliary and the Veteran's of Foreign stage, screen and syrup including Rambo, year olds; first prize in the 10-12 year-olds Wars Post 4247 Marching bands from Hnltz for most original, Franklin Colte for All five of the borough fire companies and a Elvis Presley, Santa Claus and Aunt went to the Dinningroom Table team of Keyport High School and the local Kiwanis lunniest. and Lisa Graziano and Kimberly fire truck from Aberdeen responded to the Jemima. Lauren Matthews and Elyse Sovathy: Club also participated in the parade as Beranger for best in the pairs competi- tion alarm. Still others, avoiding the obvious stereo- Dave Witte and Tara Lacross captured local officials from the borough's police, types, opted to dress as culinary giants — first place in the 13-17 age group for their fire and first aid units kept crowds Winners from Red Bank were un^ giant french fries, giant carrots and giant costumes depicting two of Snow White's undercontrol available 4A I h, I),, IY. OCTOBER 28, 1985 Lost whale Neighbors raise roof doing well, for handicapped man

"It's tough to accept help,' said goes to sea PLAIN CITY, Ohio (AP) - Neigh- Carl Mitchell, who (arms 710 acres bors and friends raised the roof for about 20 miles northwest of Col- Doug Mitchell and his family this umbus "But I guess If I was on the RIO VISTA, Calif. (AP) weekend, building a three-bedroom outside I'd do the same. Humphrey the humpback whale house in a show of compassion for stayed on a seaward course yester- the wheelchair-bound man. "You can never repay, except day after being lost for two weeks in "It's hard to believe I'm in this sometime down the road you can the Sacramento River Delta, and chair. I should be out there pounding help someone else." wildlife experts kept up their effort nails," Mitchell, 21 and a paraplegic, Mrs. Mitchell said the family Is with underwater noisemakers to said Saturday as about 40 volunteers paying 140,000 for the materials to herd the 45-ton mammal downriver from Sharon Mennonite Church built build the house. As of midday to the Pacific. the house worth an estimated yesterday, she said all but a few "Cross your fingers and toes!" 180,000 small sections of the roof were whooped Pigin Barrett, director of Doug and his. parents, Carl and completed. the Marine Mammal Betty Mitchell, are not even mem- The Plain City Lions Club has . Center. "Humphrey's three miles bers of the local Mennonite church. contributed f 1,000 toward the $3,900 south of the bridge" at Rio Vista, They belong to Plain City Methodist cost bf training a dog to help Doug about 55 miles northeast of central Church, but raising a house or barn In daily living. The dog is being San Francisco Bay. in a day is a traditional Mennonite trained by Happy Canine Helpers, a The whale was closer yesterday to gesture for neighbors in need. non-profit organization in John- San Francisco and the Golden Gate The new farm house has ramps, stown, Ohio. leading out to sea than he had been wide doors and halls and a special A three-sport athlete In high in two weeks, since taking a wrong bathroom to accommodate Doug's turn into during his species' wheelchair. school, Doug has learned to adapt. annual migration from summer "The old house is Just not set up His battery-powered wheelchair, feeding grounds off Alaska to breed- for a wheelchair," said Carl supplied by the stales Rehabili- , ing areas along the Mexican coast. Mitchell. tation Service Commission, can be ; The Army, Navy and Coast Guard He said several neighbors took controlled with two fingers. joined the party with their boats to time from harvesting earlier in the Its wide wheels permit him to go keep Humphrey from detouring out week to help with early stages of outside and he has driven It a mile 1 of the Sacramento's main channel construction. down the road to visit his grand- and into the warren of delta sloughs Doug was injured when he was mother and more than two miles to ' surrounded by farmland thrown from a pickup truck in visit the local John Deere implement THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Rio Vista drawbridge was December 1984. After a 5'4-month dealership, where he worked before HOLD IT RIGHT THERE FELLA - A railed a critical barrier to the efforts California. Actually, the rhino is just looking on stay at University Hospital in Col- the accident. to get the humpback, an endangered rhinoceros from Marine World/Africa U.S.A. as his new home is constructed at the park's new umbus, he returned to his parents' A special phone at home lets him species, back to the Pacific. The looks as though he's ready to butt heads with site in Vallejo. farm in a wheelchair He can use his keep in touch with the outside world. bridge was raised Saturday so it a worthy opponent, a back hoe, in Vallejo, arms, but has no use of his legs and "If I had a van, I'd have it made," ' wouldn't distract or scare the whale, very limited use of his fingers. Doug said. and highway traffic backed up on both sides The Register Memorial held DEPARTMENT HEADS Ocorg* J. Utter, President S Publisher St. John Vianney High School for E.B. White William H. Thompson, Editor Frank O. Bottono, Advertising Director BLUE HILL, Maine (AP) - E.B Charles I. 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lY. OCTOBER 28. 1985 6A NATION/WORLD NEWS DIGEST Arms cut proposal France explodes 2nd nuclear bomb UCKLAND, New Zealand seismologists that the latest ex- rated positive step (AP) - France exploded a plosion had an approximate yield Aunderground nuclear device of 15 kilotons, three times tures "turn on things like Afghani- yesterday in the South Pacific greater than Thursday's test, WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Rich- stan and human rights." that was three times more which France had conducted ard Lugar, chairman of the Senate powerful than one detonated last with unusual publicity. Foreign Relations Committee, says When Secretary of State George week, the New Zealand govern- P. Shultz goes to Moscow at week's ment said. The atomic bomb dropped the Soviet Union's "unique" proposal to cut nuclear arms 50 end for pre-summit planning, there The tug Greenpeace, flagship Aug. 6,1945 on Hiroshima, Japan, could be some progress on such had an explosive force of 20 percent moves the arms control of the Greenpeace ecology move- process "miles down the trail issues as air safety and boundary ment which had been protesting kilotons. A kiloton is equivalent rights, "if indeed the Soviet Union to 1,000 tons of TNT. toward some type of agreement." France's nuclear tests, chugged "Giving credit where credit is really wants it," McFarlane said. yesterday into Auckland harbor Palmer told reporters France due, and not (looking at it) as a Acknowledging strong U.S. objec- after mechanical troubles forced apparenty was determined to propaganda ploy but as an interest- tions to the Soviet proposal as it it to return from French Poly- continue its decade-long testing ing and substantive proposal, the stands, Lugar said he nevertheless nesia program at Mururoa Atoll in the Soviet deep-cut situation is unique," found it an encouraging and a Acting Prime Minister Geof- South Pacific despite objections the Indiana Republican said in a positive base for negotiation as both frey Palmer said he was told by from the nations in the region. recent interview with the Associated nations prepare for the summit Press. meeting between President Reagan "The Soviets haven't offered this and Soviet Leader Mikhail PLO's Arafat meets Jordan's king kind of thing before," he said. "A Gorbachev. year ago they weren't even at the "So we're miles down the trail MMAN, Jordan (AP) - PLO "Monday and Tuesday will be table at all The fact that they are towards some type of agreement there and that they have made a chairman Yasser Arafat and crucial," said Jerusalem news- with the Soviets if in fact they are (comprehensive) proposal is signifi- AKing Hussein will discuss paper editor Manna Siniora, re- of a mind to really proceed with that, ASSOCIATED PRESS their strained alliance and the cant," said Lugar, a consistent ferring to the scheduled meet- and it appears they are at least MUSEUM THEFT — "Portrait of Claude Monet," painted by future of Mideast peace efforts at ings. supporter of Reagan administration Augusle Renoir, was one of nine paintings valued at $12.5 foreign policy. devoting considerable energy to a meeting scheduled in Amman million stolen during a daylight robbery in Paris yesterday. At for today. Siniora, on a visit to Amman, Lugar's statements, taken their negotiating positions and per- least five gunmen burst into the Musee Marmottan, forcing Hussein has said he is unhappy is one of several Palestinians together with last week's comment haps have some genuine desire to with the alliance and is "re- who have been mentioned as by Vice President Bush that the reach agreement," Lugar said. guards and patrons to lie on the door while they stripped the assessing the entire situation" possible participants in a Palesti- Soviet proposal was a "step in the "Many persons who are watching paintings from their wall mountings. following a series of military nian delegation to peace talks right direction," probably mark all of this say that maybe the Soviets actions and diplomatic failures He said he believed Jordan and most the positive assessment of the really do want to negotiate, maybe that have set back the joint peace the Palcjtine Liberation Or- Soviet offer from ranking U.S. they want to reach an agreement as drive Hussein and Arafat ganization would patch up their officials to date. opposed to going into polemical launched in February differences. But Robert McFarlane, the presi- statements and simply reading the dent's national security adviser, record back and forth to each other Here's how to subscribe yesterday reiterated the adminis- at Geneva," Lugar said in the tration's warning that an arms interview on Friday. to The Register: Israeli tapes lead to Abbas warrant control agreement hinges on Mos- With the summit rapidly ap- ODally & Sunday $1 35 DDaily $1.00 DSunday $35 OME (AP) - An Italian The paper said the tape was cow's willingness to settle regional proaching, Lugar said he also is conflicts and alter its human rights encouraged by an apparent new tone news agency reported yester- made by the Israelis and given to NAME- PHONE^ day that a Sicilian prosecutor Italian authorities and "only on policies and style by Soviet leaders, a new I R willingness to discuss their views investigating the hijacking of the Thursday released from secrecy "President Reagan, probably I ADDRESS- cruise ship Achille Lauro issued imposed by the premier." more than on any other issue, rather than to read off prepared a warrant for the arrest of a PLO Abbas, the leader of a faction believes that his moment and his policy positions and recitations of | TOWN STATE/ZIP- official apparently on the basis of reponsibility is to leave office with past history. of the Palestine Liberation Or- • clip and mall coupon to: For horn* delivery call: his taped conversations with the ganization, was with the hi- a real reduction in nuclear "That doesn't mean that his (Gorbachev's) positions have I The Register hijackers. jackers on a jet that was forced weapons," McFarlane said on CBS' ! Ons Register Plaza 542-8880 The news agency ANSA said a down in Sicily by American "Face The Nation." changed but it means if you are I Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 warrant for the arrest of warplanes. "But for that to endure it has to seriously trying to negotiate or even •" >ATTN: ClrculMon Dupt Mohammed Abbas apparently Italy released him, an action be surrounded by a climate of to understand or get some point of was issued after prosecutors in that provoked sharp criticism responsible behavior," he added view across, you have a chance," Sicily reviewed a tape of Abbas from the United States and was American responses to Soviet over- Lugar said talking to the four hijackers, who a factor in the fall of Premier seized the ship Oct. 7 with more Bettino Craxi's government than 500 people on board. Craxi has said Italian judicial 9 The newspaper II Messaggero authorities determined there said the charges "could refer to were insufficient legal grounds to Critic lauds kids show, the interception of the conversa- hold Abbas HERNIAS tion between Abbas and the Following release. Abbas flew terrorists on board the Achille to Yugoslavia, but his where- Lauro." abouts are unknown gets NBC to pay ad cost MEDICAL OFFICES DEVOTED TO THE TREATMENT OF HERNIAS NEW YORK (AP) - Action for NBC's "Main Street." The one-shot Children's Television, the industry $140,500 expense, a figure supplied Phy»lcl»m it The Hernia Cantor are board certified turgeone Amtrak train kills 5 in La. car crash gadfly, was so smitten with an NBC by NBC, is roughly $30,000 less than who specialize in hernia surgery. They perform nearly 10OO ACT's entire operating budget for EANERETTE, La. (AP) - News program for older kids, "Main hernia operations on adults and children annually. State police information of- 1985 A woman and four children, ficer Mike Edmonson said the Street," that it wrote laudatory including a 2-year-old boy, accident occurred at a crossing newspaper ads for the first time in In her 17 years lambasting the TV a Go home the tame day at your operation. Overnight hoepHallzaUon J its history and talked NBC into industry for abandoning children, It usually not required, were killed Saturday when their on La 318 about 100 miles west car was struck on a railroad of New Orleans that was marked paying the $140,500 cost. Charren never had actively a Most patients return lo work In 5-7 dayt and usually resume lull crossing by the Sunset Limited, a only by a wooden sign — no Sounding like the cat who swallow- promoted a program. But she was so normal actlvhiet within 2-3 weak*. passenger train headed from flashing lights or ringing bells ed the canary, ACT President Peggy impressed by the September episode • Medicare accepted, a Saturday turoery available, New Orleans to Los Angeles, The victims were identified as Charren said in an interview: "I feel of "Main Street," with "Today" state police said. Louise J. Moloof. 33, of Jeaneret- like we co-opted NBC. I feel like show host Bryant Gumbel, and was a Call lo receive a free descriptive brochure and schedule your "About all I can tell you is that te; Amos LeBlanc, 2, believed to Cinderella. I got somebody to pay for so annoyed that NBC had piven the appointment. a southbound car drove into the be from Port Arthur, Texas; my publicity." once-a-month afternoon scries the path of a westbound train The Monique Hines, 15; Tracey NBC said it was the first time it promotional cold shoulder that she train drug the car for about a Brown, 15, and Shelly Duffy. 11, had paid for somebody else's ad. decided "to make a little noise for half-mile and all five occupants all of Franklin. La "You could say we finally got our them." THE HERNIA CENTER of the car were killed," said ACT together," said M.S. Rukeyser IRA M RUTKOW MD Or P N • ALAN W ROSBINS MD MCI The Amtrak train of two Last month's "Main Street" had State Police Sgt Richard Hazel- Jr., NBC's vice president for corpor- Call toll frw: engines and nine cars was de- segments on strip searches and a wood layed for about two hours. ate communications who was con- tacted by Charren and immediately South African boy talking about 1-300-HERNIAS agreed for NBC to pay for the unique apartheid. Tuesday's program, being LIVINGSTON, NJ FREEHOLD, NJ promotional exposure. "In this case, broadcast from 4 p.m.-5 p.m. EST. 124 E. Ml. Pleasant Ave. Seizing assets curbs drug dealers ACT'S interests and ours dovetailed. features a 17-year-old AIDS sufferer 900 W. Main St. Good programming makes strange who contracted the disease from a ASHINGTON (AP) - Seiz- practice of government seizure FORT LEE, NJ bedfellows " blood transfusion, a story on tougher ing the boats, planes and of property used in criminal academic requirements in Texas 1S55 Center Ave. other assets of drug traf- activity, may prove a particu- The full-page newspaper ad, writ- W ten by Charren, was placed in high schools making more athletes fickers will help ensure that they larly useful weapon against illicit ineligible for sports, and an inter- be put out of business, the Justice narcotics trafficking," said the today's editions of seven major Department said yesterday. newspapers, appearing one day view with an 11-year-old girl who report by ABT Associates, Inc.. recalls the Mexico City earthquake. A survey compiled for the a research firm in Cambridge, before the second installment of National Institute of Justice by a Mass. private firm showed that vir- A survey of 50 prosecutors tually all states have laws that around the country revealed, authorize the government to however, that law enforcement TRADING HUT seize property used in the com- officials believe existing statutes This Neat mission of crimes, including need to be revised in many states Desk Accessory narcotics trafficking. to establish "clear procedures * SURPLUS * "Forfeiture, the ancient legal for condemning property." Yours as ARMY • NAVY • GENERAL STORE a Gift* 'Hot' water spills at Pa. nuclear plant

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resident Reagan thinks he's on the nuclear missiles in outer space. Pright track where arms control is That's bad - it's bad, that is, if concerned. He said so during his you're an arms control advocate, for weekly radio address on Saturday. the Soviets say Star Wars is the most Maybe he's on the right tiack and serious impediment to a meaningful maybe he Isn't. We might know more arms control agreement. after Reagan and Soviet i leader So where do we go from here? Is Mikhail Gorbachev hold their kummit Reagan on the right track or isn't he? meeting next month in GenevU. We think he Is. The president We ho know this: Thfe sumnAit will absolutely must stick to his guns on not produce an arms control Agree- the Strategic Defense Initiative. It it's ment. U.S. Secretary George Bhultz workable — and there are those who said so, BS he announced his upcoming insist it isn't — Reagan's outer space trip to Moscow to Iron out details of defense system could move the world the Reagan-Gorbachev meeting away from the precipice of nuclear That being the case, what I did anihilation by ending the super- Reagan mean when he talked about being "on the right track" on arms powers' dependence on the concept of U.N. may condemn Afghan war control? Well, the U.S. and the Soviet Mutual Assured Destruction as the Union are talking to each'other, aren't prime deterrent to war in the nuclear WASHINGTON - After six years of when he began investigating the Afghan displaced persons into the cities are the 1 diligently skirting the issue, the U.N. General tragedy, the Soviets routinely referred to him elements of genocide." they? That's better than nothing. ' age. Assembly may finally be forced to condemn as a Nazi. Ermacora was undeterred. The cable explains that "a charge by "We are negotiating hard with the Even if it isn't workable, the very the Soviet Union's slaughter of the innocents Refused entry by the Soviet puppet Ermacora of genocide would be a major Soviet Union on reducing offensive existence of the Star Wars project has In Afhganlstan. government in Kabul, Ermacora toured development in the (United Nations) and nuclear weapons," Reagan said Satur- at least caused the Soviets to start Worse for the Kremlin, the process of U.N. refugee camps in Pakistan. His first report could have significant repercussions condemnation will probably begin shortly was a tough indictment of the Soviets, which elsewhere thinking about arms control. day. The president said the U.S. has before the Geneva summit between Ronald received little attention in either the United It already has Even before the draft report "proposals on the table for deep The pro-arms control crowd usually Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev next month. Nations or the media. is out, the Soviet propaganda machine is reductions, and we are examining doesn't anything nice to say about How this all came about is almost enough to already denouncing it as "cooked in the sauce restore American critics' faith in the their counter-proposals." of the CIA ' In fact, however, neither the Ronald Reagan — they think he's an international body. U.S. government nor any other Western That's good. incurable nuclear proliferator — but Up to now, the United Nations has referred nation with an embassy in Kabul would But Reagan also said he is de- they ought to be strewing roses in his to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan with Jack Anderson provide Ermacora with information, precise- exquisite delicacy as "foreign troops in ly to belie charges that his report was biased. termined to to go ahead with his path. By getting tough with the Afghanistan." This euphemism allowed U.N. At its meeting this year, however, the The significance of the situation is that for Strategic Defense Initiative - or Soviets, Reagan may be closer to diplomats to avoid offending the Security spunky human rights commission voted to the first time the U.N. General Assembly, "Star Wars," as critics generally Council's perennial bully. achieving a significant arms control commend Ermacora, and ordered Him to usually so susceptible to Soviet manipulation, But — wonder of wonders - a small U.N. will be forced to consider an authoritative refer to Reagan's proposal to develop agreement than any of his peacenik write a second report and present it to the unit known as the Commission on Human report that charges the Soviet Union with a weapons system that can shoot down General Assembly early next month. predecessors ever were. Rights last year decided to come to grips genocide. If there is any credibility left in the with the reality of Afghanistan. The com- According to a secret State Department General Assembly, it will not shunt aside this mission (whose first chairwoman was cable from Geneva, Ermacora s second embarrassment to the Kremlin. Eleanor Roosevelt) took up a resolution to report will be even tougher than his first. He "intends to accuse the Soviets of genocide in HAIL TO THE FED: Federal Reserve appoint a special "rapporteur" to investigate Board Chairman Paul Volcker has enormous Afghanistan," the cable states. Thanks for nothing, Italy human rights in Afghanistan under the power over the nation's economy, and he Soviets' brutal occupation. It explains that Ermacora "was clearly fancies the imperial trappings that go with he Italian government, right on man who planned a hijacking in which "The Soviet Union bitterly opposed this moved by what he saw recently in hospitals power He rarely deigns to go to another on the PakAfghan border." It adds that top of things as usual, has finally one American was killed and hun- appointment," a U.N. source told us. But the agency for a meeting requiring other 43-member body, over Soviet-bloc nays, Ermacora "believes that Soviet use of new officials to come to his elegant quarters And Tissued an arrest warrant for dreds of innocent civilians were and more terrible weapons in attacks on passed the resolution and named Felix he likes to be the last to enter the room for Mohammed Abbas, the Palestinian terrorized. Ermacora to draft the report. civilians, the destruction of tribal social top-level meetings. One associate recalled a terrorist who masterminded the Now, apparently thanks to Israeli Ermacora is a distinguished Austrian structures, the forced departure of a quarter conference that was conspicuously delayed of the population to Pakistan, the abandon- Achille Lauro hijacking. intelligence, a Sicilian prosecutor professor whose previous human rights while Volcker and a Cabinet secretary pulled investigations — in South Africa and Chile — ment of traditional villages and ways of life an Alphonse-Gaston routine over who would Wonderful. The Italians had this says he wants to arrest Abbas, based were lavishly praised by the Soviets But and the movement of large numbers of be the last to cross the threshold killer thug in their possession over on taped radio talk between him and two weeks ago and they turned him the hijack gang. loose without so much as a passport Too late. He's flown the coop, he's check gone, he's history. Christianity in South Africa "No evidence," the Italians replied And for that, we can thank the when asked why they would release a Italian politicians. When Andrew Carnegie told Mark Twain, It is the Kairos Document — kairos is the "extreme" by many Americans We do not "America is a Christian country," Twain New Testament term for crisis-time, the seem to think it i .treme for the ruling 15 answered him: "So is hell " And so was moment of grace or its loss, of salvation or percent of the country to claim a divine Hitler's Germany. damnation. mandate over the ruled 85 percent Yet the For Christians, there is little comfort in rulers themselves make that extreme claim. the history of the churches during Hitler's, Here, for instance, are the words of Dutch OTHERS time. But one bright enduring spot, con- Reformed theologian Professor Carel Bos- sidered a pivotal event in ecclesiastical hoff, son-in-law of a former prime minister: history, is the Barmen Declaration. It was Gary Wills "The Afrikaner people were called into being issued in 1934 by 138 Protestant churchmen, by God and throughout our tortuous history we see his helping hand Time and time the foundation charter of the German In this document, 151 South African again, he has reassured us and brought us Confessing Church — a church that said it Christian leaders, black and white, Prot- back to our destiny, which is to fulfill our Safer trick-or-treat was part of the confession of faith to estant and Catholic, male and female, calling in South Africa as white people Like renounce the policies of racist nationalism. declared that belief itself precludes col- he idea of extending daylight- effective as early as next year. 150 years ago. the Afrikaners are seeing The history of Christianity in South Africa laboration with apartheid. The South African again how their peaceful and safe existence saving time makes sense. The way Spring, sumer and fall are the seasons has also been one of captive and confessing church pretends to be Christian. The coun- is being threatened, how their freedom is Tthings stand now, DST runs from churches. But the confessing churches have try's apartheid constitution invokes God in coming into danger, and how black domi- for outdoor fun. The more sunlight the been more active, ecumenical and vocal — the last Sunday in April through the the preamble. Yet it daily crucifies Christ in nation is coming closer by the day " better in evening hours. And a week perhaps because of the lessons learned about the mass of the people. Its god is frankly last Sunday in October. The House of That is offensive, surely But to the more of daylight saving in autumn racism from Nazi days. White superiority is called, in the Kairos Document, a Biblical Representatives voted on Tuesday to not inferior to Aryan superiority as a Christians of the Kairos Document, it is also would make trick-or-treating safer for imposter, an idol. When a majority of the in the strict sense heresy It perverts Biblical make the period four weeks longer by blasphemous insult to God in all his images. nation is deprived of basic human dignity, Halloween kids. There have been many Barmen Declar- concepts — the call of salvation, the promise beginning it on the first Sunday in "that is where Christ is to be found." Not of grace, the hope of future bliss - to mere ations in modem South Africa. Clifford among the oppressors. "A regime that is in April and ending it onthe first Sunday It's not a drastic change, and it will Green, of the Hartford Seminary, traces instruments of oppression. "The evil forces principle the enemy of the people cannot renounced at baptism must be named as in November. bring smiles to millions of people . them, in the Nov. 16 issue of Christianity in suddenly begin to rule in the interests of all racism and its allies " That was the message If the Senate goes along — and it That can't happen too of ten New York Crisis, from the Cottesloe Consultation of the people." 1960. But he thinks the most significant one of the Barmen Declaration So, thank God. is it the message of the Kairos Document. should - the new deal could become Daily News was issued just a month ago in Johannesburg Such a document may. I suppose, be called

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he National Rifle Association has to duck this state's tough restrictions size of the contribution made by the police statement to the news media recommending the Congressional Medal of Honor for Mr. hunched a lobbying blitz in sup- on gun purchases by going shopping Question in Monmouth Beach officers and the municipality will be driven Klinghoffer. It is apparent to me that you are Tport of a discharge petition that for a handgun in a state where up by inflation and accrued time on the To the Editor: department's staff, depending on when the trading on the tragic misfortune of the This is an open letter to the residents of would remove the McClure Gun restrictions are few or nonexistent. state law takes effect. Klinghoffer family for your own political Monmouth Beach: benefit Control Act (S-49) from Rep. Peter Rep. Rodino has scheduled hearings The delay could prove extremely costly to This election day, Question 8 on your ballot Like all Americans. I am outraged at these Rodino's Judiciary Committee and on S-49 and other gun bills beginning will concern a referendum item that, if all of us. These factors have a significant influence criminal attacks on our citizens abroad, and bring it directly to the House floor next Monday in New York, which is approved, will have a significant, long-term I extend my deepest sympathies to the family impact on preserving the efficiency and on the decision to place this question before with no hearings or amendments. the proper way to legislate; but on our citizens in Question 8 on the ballot this of Mr. Klinghoffer However, as everyone stability of our community's Police Depart- knows, the Congressional Medal of Honor is The bill, which passed the Senate that same day the NRA's allies in the November. ment. an award reserved for military personnel Those of you who know me realize how without hearings, would overturn the House may try to bring S-49 to a vote. The members of this department are who. in combat performed acts above and proud I am of the department's members and ban on interstate sales of guns that House members should refuse to seeking to transfer their retirement program beyond the call of duty, usually at extreme their performance over the years in serving Congress enacted in the aftermath of support this dangerous shortcutting of from the Public Employees Retirement risk to their own lives. There is no reason System to the Police and Firemen's Retire- Monmouth Beach. why you should recommend this award for a the assassinations of 1968, and make the rules. ment System, a change more than 90 per cent As a special note to the voters, I wish to civilian who is murdered by terrorists other It possible for a New Jerseyan, say, The Trenton Times of New Jersey's police departments made inform you that the Borough Commissioners than for political expediency on your part. and the Borough Auditor are in full agree- long ago. If your reasoning was followed, every In fact, we are one of only four depart- ment with the pension change. They have underscored their commitment both to the American who has been killed in a terrorist ments within Monmouth County that have yet incident should have received the award, yet change and to the police department to make this important move. Why Is this so I do not recall you recommending the award important, both to the department and to yon A "Yes" vote on this question on Novem- for the US sailor who was brutally beaten, as citizens? ber 5th by you will go a long way in affirming then executed during the hijacking of the First, the transfer will go a long way this community's desire to provide adequate TWA Airliner out of Greece, nor do I recall toward retaining the members of the depart- pension protection and job security to the you recommending any such award for the ment that we have trained at a cost of professional law enforcement officers on our 253 U.S. Marines killed in the bombing in The Register thousands of municipal dollars. In the past 13 staff. I urge your support, and if you have any Beirut Lebanon years alone, we have seen eleven excellent questions on the pension change, please call me for clarification. Thank You. Why didn't you recommend such an award officers leave Monmouth Beach for other for these men who were killed0 I am Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register departments because, in large measure, they disappointed that a U.S. Senator would use a A Price Communications Corporation'Newspaper needed to obtain better pension benefits for CMcf •! PoHci tragic incident like this in an effort to further their wives and children. his own political interest, for there is no other GEORGE J LISTER Second, never again will we be able to reason for you to. recommend this award make the transfer this inexpensively. Cur- except political reasons. rently, there is legislation pending in Trenton A political move? T would hnr" «»• '• »!< '••' •<••> -m -.-oiild that would require all municipalities to e. CLIFF SCHECHTMAN WILLIAM H. THOMPSON JANE FODERARO switch their police and fire department Edrto* dry Ed

Hazlet Keyport Matawan Middletown Historical society meets Garden Club announces Cub Scout pack invites Woman's club to meet First Aid Association Historical Society meets tonight at area church schedules flea market tonight at Croydon Hall regular meeting times new members to join An elective committee of the Woman's Club of Keyport will meet The October meeting of the A Flea Market sponsored by The Hazlet Garden Club meets, The Middletown Historical Society All boys ages seven through 10 in the home of Mrs. Theodore Matawan Historical Society will be Matawan First Aid Life Members upstairs, in the Recreation Building will meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the living in Keyport are invited to Strobel, Medford Court, Shadow on tonight at 8 pm in the Presby- Association wil! be on Nov. 2 at the museum at Croydon Hall, at Veterans Memorial Park, Union attend Cub Scout Pack 364's first Lake, tomorrow at 7:30 p m to terian Church on Highway 34 at Matawan Railroad Station parking Leonardville Road. Ralph Phillips, a Avenue, at 8 p.m. on the third pack meeting of 1985. The pack is finalize plans for the fund-raising Franklin Street Peter Koelsch will lot from 8 to 4. Bring your own table. local archaelologist, will give a talk, Thursday each month. sponsored by the Calvary United bazaar which will be on Nov 9 . present a talk titled' "The Most For reservations, contact Frank be!! "Treasures of Monmouth County" Methodist Church of Keyport. The The club is currently emphasizing Important Railroad." This railroad. at 566-1787. outlining some objects found at local sign-up night will be held at the herbs of all types, scented, dye, the Camden and Amboy. was the A raindate has been set for Nov. sites and what they teach us about Keyport Central School on Broad first to cross New Jersry culinary, medicinal and plans to 3 • early settlers. photograph, catalog and illustrate a Street tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Appli- Tinton Falls collection cations may be filled out early by picking them up at the school or The public is invited to visit the from Stanley's Diner on Broad Tinton Falls teachers club's gardens at Hazlet Public Street Library, 2S1 Middle Road to address convention For additional information, con- For additional information, call tact Clare Vetter, 4 Spruce Street, the Monmouth Council of the Boy Two teachers from the Tinton Hazlet. Scouts of America Falls School will conduct a workshop at the eighth annual Fall Conferenrp of the New Jersey Council for the Area conservation club Social Studies on Nov. 7, during the Ladies auxiliary attends NJEA Convention. "A Day at the schedules next meeting Fair" will be presented at 10:30 a.m. Liberty Park services in the Longport Room of Harrah's The Hazlet Environmental Com- Marina by Claire Garland and mission will present a Natco Park KEYPORT-Members of the Barbara Patterson. Conservation Club meeting tonight Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Garland, seventh grade social at 8:30 p.m. in the Hazlet Municipal Foreign Wars Post 4247 and its Jr. studies teacher, and Patterson, sixth Building, Town Hall. Girls Unit will attend the Statue or grade teacher, serve on the Tinton Liberty Celebration at Liberty Park Falls Social Studies Curriculum The group enjoys such activities in Jersey City today. President. Lori Committee that planned "Social as hiking, birding, trail mainten- Riordon and Colorbearer, JoAnn Studies: Moving Ahead into the 21st ance, habitat enhancement and Murphy will carry the auxiliary's Century," an innovative fair held for nature walks. All are welcome to colors in the services to be con- two days last March in the district's attend the meeting. ducted. schools. '

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PREPARING THE FORUM - The Political Armitage. Union Beach; Tom Richards, club Science Club at Brookdale Community College adviser; Jeff Sopara, Howell; and Phil Salamone, will present its fifth annual Political Forum today Neptune, discuss final plans for the forum The from noon to 4 p.m. Pictured in this photo, from event is free and open to the public. the left, Bob Brennan, Ocean Grove; Chris Register Carrier of the Month Kenneth Quinn of Leonardo /t Vote Convenient A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organizations Rates $3 75 for three lines for 1 day ($1.00 each additional line), $5 00 for three lines for two days (II50 each additional line), 16 50 for three lines for three days ($2 00 each additional line), 17 50 for three lines for four or five days (K 25 each additional line). $9 00 for three lines for ill to eight days (13.50 each additional line), 110 50 for three lines for nine to ten days i WOO each additional line) 113 50 for three lines for eleven days Each additional day $1 00. each additional line 13 OO Deadline II AM two days Home before publication Call The Daily Register. 542-4000. ask for The Date Secretary

OCTOBER JCJ8 Indoor Flea Market Ladles Aux- to 4 pm Hand-crafted items. SUNDAY THRU MONDAY iliary Keyport Elks *20W 9-4 p. m 249 Christinas ornaments, baked goods, Father Terrance O'Toole. a Broadway, Keyport. Tables «' $8, 8' Chinese Auction, raffles, trash & Capuchin Priest will conduct a St. 110, 10' $12 Call 2(4-3987 treasure. Luncheon & refreshments Jude's Novena in St. Agnes Church, available. Church of the Holy Com- Atlantic HighUwds Novena Prayers Tinton Falls School PTA Craft munion, corner of Church k River Delivery will be recited at the Sunday Manes Show. S74 Tinton Ave , Tinton Falls Rd. Fair Haven. at 7:30.10 »* 12 Noon on October 20 $15 per space Mrs. Blankley, 842-8172 k 27. Devotions will be held daring after 6 p m. for application Christmas shop in Flemlngton Bus the week at Mm and 7:30pm It Is leaving 8:30 am from Fair Haven. ope» to the public. Political Safaris! Mark Russell at Arrive home at 5:30. $12. per person Count Basle Theatre. 99 Monmouth If interested, call Kathy at 842-9354. OCTOBER M - MONDAY St., Red Bank. 8 pm. Sponsored by Rummage sale Clothes It mite Monmouth County Arts Council Call Annual Apple Festival Craft Show 1$ Just a items. Marlboro Jewish Center. Basie Box office 842-9002 for tickets 4 Sale. Middletown Firehouse »l. 10am-2ptn Tickets also available at Ticketron. Highway 35South (nexl toCervino's) Teletron outlet. Over 50 crafters, refreshments avail- OCTOBER tt - TUESDAY able. 10 am to 4pm Sponsored by Parent! without partners Bayshore Sing Along popular songs. Rose- G.F.W.C. Junior Womens Club, chapter M44. Everyone welcome. mary Francis at piano Red Bank Middletown > Halloween Cocktail Party k Dance Womens Club. 164 Broad Street. Wine FUND RAISER FOR MAKE A WISH k Cheese 7 30 to 8 pm Followed by Phone Call NOVEMBER 12 to II FOUNDATION Costumes dptlonal. cake 4 coffee Information call TUESDAY TO TUESDAY priies. Don Quixote, Hwy 34, Herminia 741-2116, Cecilia 741-5044. Lovely trip to Trinidad. Nov. 12 to Matawan. Members tt. Non mem- Mary 747-1656 Donation $10. Benefit 19 for information Call anytime bers 17 Chapter phone 727-6020. E.M.D. State Project Send to P.O Box 712, Red Bank 741-8220 OCTOBER M - WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18 - SATURDAY Singles Again sponsors a dance & NOVEMBER 3 - Away... St. Joseph's PTA will hold a gaint FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY party every Wednesday at the Cin- Flea Market k Craft Show 10 am to 4 Holiday Craft Boutique. Over 50 namon Tree, Rt. 9, Freehold. Com- pm. at the school auditorium, Maple Crafters Sigismondis Greenhouse. plimentary hot k cold buffet. Free Place, Keyport. Tables $15; for res- Lloyd Rd . Aberdeen 10am-7pm admission before > pm. with this ad. ervations, call 566-1422 or 583-4520. For info call 528-6343 All singles wel- daily come. NOVEMBER 1 - SUNDAY Annual Christmas Bazaar, sponsor- ed by American Legion Auxiliary, Atlantic City Bus Trip to Caesars Call 542-8880 NOVEMBER 1*2- Leonardo. 10 am to 4 pm. More Palace Casino. Donations $15 Rebate FR1DAY * SATURDAY Crafters wanted. For more infor- $12 in quarters, $3 food coupon * $7.50 Annual Bazaar of St. Clement's mation, call Maureen at 291-44*3. Episcopal Church, comer of Hwy. 36 deferred. Bus will leave 11:30 am. at and Church St., Belford. Will be held Keansburg High School parking lot Amity Circle will hold its Holiday Fit, Nov. 1,10 am to 8 pm and Sat , Sponsored by the Keansburg High Craft Festival at St. Luke's Church, Nov. 2,10 am to 4 pm. Some home- Booster Club. For reservations call Long Branch, from 9 to 3 All crafters made Items are on display at the 496-040* are welcome Tables. $12. Reser- Middletown Township Library. vations by Oct. 31 Call 870-3588 NOVEMBER I - WEDNESDAY Home-Cooked foods will be available Chinese Auction. 7:30 pm. Runs by The Thrift Shop will be open as usual NOVEMBER M - SATURDAY St. Mark's EC W. Tickets $2.50 Can Sat. M. Third Annual "Country Sampler" be purchased at the door Held at crafts sale and show, 10 am to 4 Womens Club of Little Silver. Coun- Buck Smith's, East Keansburg. For p.m., to be held at Our Lady of Per- try Store Club House. Corner of information call Ruth Smith 787-2343 petual Help School, Rt. X, Highlands or Marilyn Kelbley 671-0760 Rumson Rd iChurch St. 9-4 pm. Large show tables, $15 For appli- cation, call 872-0172 or 672-0292. Baked foods, handmade gifts, light Midi if e k Sexuality: What do we lunch really know? Is the topic of a work DECEMBER 14 - SATURDAY NOVEMBER t — SATURDAY shop sponsored by the KMLC at the Flea Market and Holiday Craft Sale Battleground Art Center presents Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church at from 9 to 3. Table space available, Tony Award winner Phyllis Newman 7:30. For more Info call 946-4842. eve- $10. Sponsored by the Bayshore Rec- at Freehold Township High School, nings or weekends. reation Center, Port Monmouth Rd. Rte. 524, 8 p.m., with her acclaimed NOVEMBER 7 - THURSDAY and Bray Ave.. East Keanskburg one-woman show. Tickets are $12 t Red Bank Regional High School 787-1880. It. One dollar leu If purchased in Booster Clubs Reading Factory advance. Call for info. 4C2-8SU. APRIL 12 THRU II - Outlet Bus Trip. Leaves school 7 am. SATURDAY THRU SATURDAY St. Agnes Church will hold its an- $16 per person. You get coffee, tea, k St. Agnes Church will sponsor a nual Christmas Batzar, in St. Agnes donuts going out. Call Jo Nicoletti at cruise on the SS Nieuw. Amsterdam School from lOamlpm Luncheon 747-5849 or 741-3118 to Coiumel, Montego Bay and the will bt available from ll:3O«n-2pm NOVEMBER I - SATURDAY Grand Cayman. Prices from $1,006 Your Hometown Newspaper It is open to the public. Gingerbread Village Bazaar 10 am up. Call 291-0878 or 993-1510. The Register 10A LIFESTYLE MONDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1985

GEORGE One man for two stations 1,000 miles apart had to make a choice. I chose not to choose." customer. "We didn't think you were going you make lemonade. I don't think he can SHEEHAN If SCOn MCCMTNEY Joyner, a vegetarian, went to Dallas' to make It." do it for five years But he may fool the The Associated Press Aerobics Center to find out if his body could The flight is time to eat, read and watch world. He's Just crazy enough to do It." DALLAS and CHICAGO - It's 9 a.m. and survive what his mind wanted to do. videotapes on a battery-powered tape player- 2 p.m. - "WGCI and this is Tom Joyner." Tom Joyner is on the air on KKDA in Dallas, "They told me to watch what I eat, eat television made by a radio station engineer 2:24 p.m. - "We've been waiting for you rapping about the day's headlines, wrapping regularly (on a diet prescribed by a He stuffs little slips of paper, scribbled with to get on the radio," a caller coos. With a up the city's most listened-to morning radio nutritionist) and drink plenty of water. When ideas, into pockets. smile, Joyner replies, "You make me feel show. you fly, you get dehydrated." he says. "I don't think you can say it's hard work," soooo necessary, baby." An hour later, he's in the air, on his way At 5 a.m., Joyner is still half asleep, Joyner says, slumped in his airplane seat 4:40 p.m. — Joyner tells listeners that to Chicago, where he does WGCI's 2-6 p.m. scanning headlines for humor. "This is the bought with a 130,000 annual unlimited travel today is the 30th anniversary of Ann Landers' Take time drivetime show hardest part of morning radio right here, pass. (He gets frequent flyer credit for the advice column. He says his best advice it At 7 p m , he's back in the air, bound for waking up," he says. 8,020 miles he logs each week on American "never confess when your lady catches you Dallas, dinner and four hours' sleep. At 5:30 5:30 a.m. — "K104, this is Tom Joyner." Airlines.) "There's different kinds of energy. In bed with someone else. Just say 'Who you am, Tom Joyner will be on the air — again. By 6 a.m., the music is pounding and It's not picking up boxes. I'm just really gonna believe, baby? Me, or your lying to think Five days a week, the 35-year-old disc Joyner is bouncing around the small studio, lucky to be paid to have fun every day, twice eyes?'" The punchline is delivered with jockey holds down two jobs in two cities, imitating the drummer, then the guitarist, a day." perfect timing, but then, it's the third time spending his days spinning almost as fast as then the trumpeter. "Ooooooooo baby," he Joyner's been paid to have fun a lot in his today he's used the Ann Landers peg — 5:40 "I believe that in our good days," the records he plays. At KKDA, they call him yells. 15 years in radio. A graduate of the Tuskegee a.m., 8:40 a.m. and now 4:40 p.m. writes Emerson, "a well ordered "Superman." At WGCI, where he started He counts on his sons, ages 10 and 11, to Institute, Joyner has used to advantage his "Sure, there's going to be some days when mind has a new thought awaiting it Oct 14, he's known as the "Fly Jock." videotape the news broadcasts crucial to his good looks, smooth voice and sense of humor. I say WGCI and be in Dallas and say K104 each morning And hence, eminently Have golden voice, will travel. act. One day last week, the boys gave Dad He's been host of a nationally syndicated TV and be in Chicago. ... I'm very conscious of thoughtful men, from the time of His schedule requires a highway an hour of MTV music television Joyner show of celebrity interviews, worked for diluting the product. I work very hard not to Pythagorus down, have insisted on rendezvous with his wife and a limousine comments, sardonically, "They said they Muhammad Ali and traveled with Michael have that happen. If it does, I stop and I an hour of solitude every day, to dash down a breakdown lane. And under were sorry." Jackson as emcee of The Victory Tour, all the choose." while looking for something more secure. Not meet their own mind and learn what terms of two long-term, fl million contracts, 7 a.m. — Joyner is punching phone lines, he has to keep this up for the next five years. chatting with listeners while songs play. "I'd long ago, he says, he even thought of giving 5:43 p.m. — Joyner's drumming with his oracle it has to impart." "No 1, I'm doing it for security for my like for you to eat good foods while you're on it all up for a McDonald's franchise, a pen, dancing to the beat. He queues up a This one passage contains the family. This is not the most secure business your trips. Take care of yourself," one caller business his brother is in. series of commercials to follow the 5:50 news ways to remove the inner and outer in the world, and I know one day this is going says. and traffic report. He's out the door and Into obstacle to thought to come to an end," Joyner says "Secondly, "My granddad said you get what vou can Now, after two hours and more than 800 the limousine at 5:57. it's the ego and the challenge of it all. It's when you can, while you can," he reassures miles in the air, Joyner is on the ground in "See, it works. I don't understand why The first is order In thinking, Chicago, buying a newspaper before jumping nobody thinks it will work. I don't know why order is the order of the day We never been done before, and I have a chance her. to do it." 9:07 a.m. — Joyner is off the air and out into a waiting limousine. everyone thinks I'm going to burn out," must know what we know. We must 1232 p.m. — Joyner steps out onto Joyner says. understand what we understand We The scheme has consumed his family and the door, racing to the airport in his white Cadillac at 75 mph for a 9:41 flight. He combs Michigan Avenue and into the WGCI offices. 6:30 p.m. — The limousine is stuck in must remember what it is we angered bosses in both cities, neither of Today is meetings with station executives, traffic on the Kennedy expressway, and whom knew of Joyner's plans until the his hair and spritzes drops into his eyes as remember. We take these things for he drives. but on most days, 12:30 to 1:30 is racquetball chances of catching the 6:34 to Dallas appear granted. We should not Our ideas on contracts were signed time at a nearby health club. dim. The driver opts for the breakdown lane 9 22 a.m. — Joyner's wife, Dora, spots the at 45 mph, headlights flashing. most subjects are vague We have "I negotiated each one separately with no Cadillac on the airport highway and joins the Marv Dyson, general manager of WGCI, rarely thought out what we think intention of doing both jobs," says Joyner, race. Her job is to bring him home-cooked, remains skeptical the happy-go-lucky Joyner "My man!" Joyner exclaims. about the topic before us. who in two years has helped turn KKDA into high-carbohydrate food, part of his will fulfill his five-year contract, but he's A cellular phone call to the airline reveals The major hurdles to learning this Billboard magazine's urban contemporary prescribed high-energy diet, and ferry him willing to pay for limousines to keep what he the flight is late, and at 6:40, Joyner strolls art of thinking and attaining the well station of the year. from a parking place to the terminal. calls one of the 12 best disc jockeys in the to the gate and takes his seat on the plane. WGCI is rated fifth in Chicago and second country. He immediately strikes up a conversation ordered mind, are feelings of inade- in urban contemporary behind WBMX, where But today there are no parking spaces. At with the stranger next to him. quacy and inferiority. The decision is Suzette Charles. Miss America 1984, recently 9:35, Joyner settles for $14-aday valet "Our two options were to sue or to give it "I came up on business, just for the day," made "I can't do it. It can't be joined the afternoon drive-time team. parking and sprints to the gate. "Well, a shot," Dyson said. "My grandmother she says. done." Emerson's comment, we "They both gave me what I wanted and I hello.'' the gate agent says to her daily always told me that when you have lemons, "Me too," Joyner says. think, is not for us it is for professional thinkers. Thinkers are supposed to think. That is what they are paid to do. How can we common Ready for a career change? Dare to break out of the mold folk hope to do well in this difficult business? Let Emerson and his phoria when your workweek ends unhappy in your new career. As work out. Southeast, funded in part by the fellow thinkers consult the oracle. ly CHANCING TIMES and depression on Sunday eve- a successful career changer says, You can find career counselors Presbyterian Church, has coun- Then report to us This should be David L. Edwards, of Boulder, nings, burnout on the job, you must have an extraordinary at private firms and at nonprofit selors who help people determine sufficient. Col., was .once a physician stressful situations at work, a amount of faith in your ability to agencies. For leads, consult the their expectations and needs, Fer most of us, it is. We go to specializing ' in pathology. Two sense of unfulfilled career goals succeed. guidance department of local then walk them through an inven- school to learn what others have years ago, he left medicine to — you could be a candidate for a "Psychologically, it was a schools and colleges and the tory of their skills and interests thought After we graduate we become marketing director for a major change pretty big step," says Edwards of Yellow Pages under "Career and the procedures for establish- continue that practice We allow real estate syndication firm. Most work-related problems his switch from medicine to real Counseling and Vocational Guid- ing career goals. Steve Crowley. today the can be solved by moves less estate. "There is something of a ance." "We believe there is a calling other people to do our thinking for producer and host of two national- us. We believe we have well founded uprooting than a career change. sense of a loss of identity, Don't confuse the assistance or pattern for everyone's life," ly syndicated TV shows on per- Maybe what's bothering you can particularly when you were so says Dr. Robert Urie, head of the opinions but on close inspection our sonal finance, used to be a offered by career counselors with be worked out with your boss identified as a physician in your that of employment agencies or center. "If you fight the pattern, ideas are vague and of little certified public accountant. You might be able to switch to community. you may pay too high a price in substance We decide on impulse or Melinda Wright, of Las Vegas, executive recruiters. Reputable another job within the company "A lot of people wish they could career counselors offer counsel — mental health, the quality of your prejudice. We are bored. We . e Nev . once a figure skating cham- Going to work for a new employer make a move to a new career," life and Job satisfaction." pion and professional skater with help in thinking out your situation lazy. We are copycats We are not in the same field could bring you Edwards adds, "but they just and deciding what to do about it The Crystal firm recommends thinkers. We are mirrors of those the Ice Follies, gave up the ice new challenges. don't think they can afford to do world to become a high school — not job placement or market- you figure out where you want to who work at thinking Changing careers is a drastic it. In the long run, though, the ing services for job hunters. live, what is important to you, Dimnet suggests a practice that English teacher solution, but such a leap may be money doesn't seem as important what skills and talents you pos- will restore such order "If we sit All of these people gave up what you need. Nella Barkley, as being satisfied with what you Fees for career counseling may sess that would allow you to do down before a blank sheet of paper well-established careers in which president of the John C Crystal are doing. Most people would range from a few hundred to that, and who is involved in the and write in two columns the they were successful in favor of Center in New York City, says the probably be happiest if they just several thousand dollars. A work you want to do. the risks of doing something center's workshops and individual said. 'I want to change,' and did number of nonprofit organiza- As important as reading every- arguments pro and con of an idea totally different And they're all counseling sessions aren't so it." that occurs to us, the truth will flash tions offer excellent individual or thing you can find about the field delighted with the outcome. much concerned with just helping You may know you don't like group counseling for modest fees. is getting information from on us." If the evidence is not Most people have dreamed of you find a new job as with helping your occupation but have no sense Check at your local library for the people in your dream occupation compelling then we can proceed to being in another line of work you decide why and how to of what field you'd rather be directory of the International In the course of your quest for another sheet on the pros and cons Such daydreaming isn't necess- reorganize your life. working in. You may aspire to a Association of Counseling Ser- information, your enthusiasm on getting good advice. When we arily a signal that a career There are risks. A career particular line of work but don't vties, which accredits such agen- may get you into the offices of want to be clear and definite about change is imminent change may not solve your prob- know how to make the transition cie\ people you'd never be able to anything, a sheet of paper and pen But if the dreams persist, and lems. You may have to make Those are the kinds of problems One of them, the Career De- reach if you approached them become essential. if other symptoms arise — eu- financial sacrifices You may be career counselors can help you velopment Center of the asking for a job First then we must put our mind in order Next we must arrange for that hour a day. And this hour to be one of inner and outer solitude The art of thinking is the art of being one's self. That only can be learned when one is by one's self We know Fantasy revelers pour through Key West that from the experience of thinkers. climax to the annual Fantasy Fest, "Broadway Fantasies" theme: a 10- to be more glamorous, glitzy, dra- Also on Saturday, there was a Dickens walking the streets KEY WEST, Fla (AP) - At the the island's version of Mardi Gras foot-long green and black lizard, matic than in any previous years," street fair with food, music and arts in the early hours of the morning. dot of 8 o'clock Saturdy night, bells that comes at Halloween and marks with a five-foot-long tail; Dorothy, she said before the marchers step- and crafts and a dance at one of the Descartes making his discoveries on the city's 135-year-old Episcopal the beginning of the tourist season. the Wicked Witch and other charac- ped off local eateries. lying in bed Rousseau in his forest Church chimed "Give my regards to Pop singer Jimmy Buffet, the ters from the Land of Oz, and the For Key West, the southernmost On Friday night, the First Miss Evrlyn Waugh aboard ship. Thoreau Broadway," police cars rolled down grand marshal, rode in a palm-frond more-offbeat Unknown Tourist and city in the United States, the Fantasty Fest was crowned before at Walden Pond main street with sirens wailing and covered jeep with Mayor Richard his wife, wearing brown paper bags Wednesday-to-Saturday extrava- an elaborately decked-out crowd. lights flashing and hordes of party- Heyman, smiling as they passed over their heads. ganza signaled the ending of the The winner, Debbie Allen, was This is the exterior solitude goers filled the streets. needed for thought. Next is the through the crowd. "It's a real good boost for us since slow, hot summer season. Several chosen from 13 contestants. She was Key West takes Halloween carried across the stage dressed as interior solitude Concentration They were followed by an odd we're just coming out of the slow businesses that close their doors seriously assortment of 47 floats and marchers season," said festival co-director during the summer months reopen Cleopatra on a sheepskin Utter This differs from exterior solitude Saturday's Grand Parade was the decked out to match the parade's Perry Halevy "This parade is going each year at Fantasy Fest. carried by four male body builders. which is reduction of human beings around us to the minimum Concen- tration is the elimination of all images foreign to our train of thought. Interest produces this con- IN BRIEF centration naturally. Bennett used that feature of our thinking in recommending that we approach those problems and and the procedure of by-pass sur- Follow up and referral will be made Time management class stresses in a general workshop at Kimball Medical Center will co-' use our mind on things that attract gery where indicated. sponsor a free public forum on us. It is all right for me to confess Brookdale Community College, Nov. The general public is invited to set for working women 8 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. attend. For more information re- "AIDS-An Overview in New Jersey boredom or incompetence in art, Other workshops include: Un- garding the Cardiac Club, contact Healthy cooking course and On The Local Level" on Nov. 6 music or poetry I must get on to the A two-session class on time man- fulfilled Dreams, led by Linda the Bayshore Community Hospital from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Kimball stuff that makes living a joy Dimnet agement for employed women is Reilly, M.S.W.; Death and Dying, Consumer Education Department offered at Brookdale Medical Center Conference Room A, agrees, "The art of thinking of what being offered by Dr. Sylvia F. led by Lynn Spector, M.S.W.; 600 River Avenue, Route 9 South, gives one immediate satisfaction Griffin. Monmouth County Cooperat- Divorce, led by Susan Masluk, Lakewood. Pre-registration is re- without effort or any restlessness." ive Extension Home Economist, on M.S.W. and Substance Abuse, led by Free vision screening There is proven connection be- quired. Contact MODC'i Executive Barry Johnson, executive director of tween heart disease and diet A Director, Patricia D. Clyne further Finding the hour to do this Nov. 6 and 13, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. information. remains the main stumbling block. I The class, "I Wish I Had Time the National Council on Alcoholism to be offered in Rumson course beginning Oct. 30 at To...," will be in the extension office of Monmouth County. Brookdale Community College will may have well ordered mind and be demonstrate ways to have tasty capable of interior and exterior meeting room, 20 Court Street, Registration fee includes a con- RUMSON - A free vision screen- Freehold. There is no charge, but tinental breakfast meals and healthy hearts. Plans made for annual solitude, but I must find that hour to ing will be conducted Oct 29, Culinary Hearts Kitchen, co-spon- pre-registration is requested by call- between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. and 1 do my thinking. ing theHome Economics Extension sored by the American Heart As- Veteran's Day Parade Dimnet, in common with Bennett, and 3 p.m., at the Rumson Presby- sociation, will demonstrate the plan- or the county switchboard. By-pass surgery to be terian Church Hall, River Road. suggests early rising, "An hour in The class is designed to help ning and preparation of meals which The 28th annual Middletown Vet- the morning is worth two". Only, Continuing a service which started are low in calories, fat, cholestrol erans Day Parade, sponsored by the women juggle the responsibilities of discussed at hospital in 1971, under the sponsorship of the and sodium. Ways to modify favorite Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2179 however, if you make decision This home, family and full time job. Public Health Nursing Association of condition is called abulia and 1 have recipes will be explained and selec- and its Ladies Auxiliary in cooper- Women will learn how to become HOLMDEL - Mark S Hochberg, Rumson, Sea Bright, and Fair tion of heart-healthy food when ation with Middletown Township a malignant form of this disease. effective managers who work M.D., thoracic and cardiovascular Haven, nurses from the State Com- dining out will be discussed. smarter; not harder Committee, will be on Nov. 10. I must combat this ambivalence, surgeon at Newark Beth Israel mission for the Blind and volunteer The course will be conducted on The parade will step off at 1 p.m. and make thinking a habit. I arise to Medical Center, and assistant assistants will test children between four Wednesdays. Oct. 30 through from the assembly area in the think. Everything else is done as if professor of surgery at the Univer- age 3V4 to 5 who reside in Rumson, Nov. 30 at 7 p.m. in the Brookdale vicinity of Bayview School on by reflex. Bergson recorr.m ided Crisis workshop set sity of Medicine and Dentistry of Sea Bright, Fair Haven, Red Bank, Long Branch Learning Center. Leonardville Road, Belford, and will automatism in acts such as dressing New Jersey will be the guest speaker Little Silver, Middletown and Atlan- proceed through Campbell's Juction, at the Bayshore Community Hospital tic Highlands The morning works best if the only LINCROFT - Every crisis in our Cherry Tree Farm Road to Wilson decision to be made is to think I then Cardiac Club's on Nov. 13 at 6 p.m The screening will help identify Medical groups present Ave. (place of reviewing stand) and ife brings out a torrent of normal in the hospital's community con- preschool children who may have terminate at the Post Home on win the battle over my innate emotions: guilt, bitterness, anger ference center. "By-Pass Surgery" amblyopia or "lazy eye" or other tendency to hesitate and delay free AIDS public forum Highway 36. Refreshments will be and depression. Dr. Ann Kaiser will be discussed by Dr. Hochberg vision problems which, undetected, provided to all participants and In thinking the beginning is the Stearns, author of "Living Through who will explore with the group all maylater affect the child's per- LAKEWOOD - The Monmouth- trophies will be awarded to winners whole thing. Personal Crisis," will discuss how to facets of diagnosing heart disease formance in the classroom setting. Ocean Development Council and the of the various contigents. . OCTOBER 28, 1985 The Rfgitle r 11A Some straight facts Generic drugs are just as good as brand name My hisband always takes iss«e Every drug has a generic name they finally are permitted to dis- with me when I ask the pharmacist This refers to Its chemical makeup. tribute their brand name drug, after for a gnerlc drag rather than a For example, acetaminophen is the Food and Drug Administration per- brand name drag. Even though be generic name for Tylenol. One is as Your Health mission, they Introduce it to the on the fear of AIDS recognises that there is a marked efficacious as the other in the same consumer. Often they have a patent difference in cost between them, be dosage. Ampicillin is the generic which gives them an exclusive Dear Ann Landers: For the somehow feels that generic drugs term for penicillin, which comes out and very often will spontaneously manufacturing right for a number of past several months one cannot are not as good as Ike brand drugs. in many brand names. Here, too, suggest a generic brand in order to years. During this time, the pion- pickup a magailne or newspaper How do you feel about this? - Mrs. each is as potent as the brand name save their clients a great deal of eering manufacturing company is ""*»•'™»«lni yet anothsrVtory Ann Landers S.W., III. since the dosage is identical. money. able to recover its investment in •boatAIDS. If, been all over TV Because of the lower cost, generic Besides the lower cost of generic research and development. and radio as well and, like brands are constantly coming to the drugs, it should be emphasized that Dear Mrs. W.: all of them meet the same standards Many drugstores are now com- everyone else, I am scared to This is a rather commonly con- consumer's market. death. According to Dr. David J. for safety, effectiveness, purity and puterizing their drugs. They can Sencer, the health commissioner fused Issue that is difficult for some In most states, doctors can strength. quickly ascertain if a brand name prescribe a brand name drug They Allhough many reliable of New York City, there are no people to encompass. They somehow drug has a generic equivalent. authorities say It Is outrageous to signs that this fatal health dis- assume that a brand name drug, can also sign their prescription pads Drug manufacturers spend an ban an AIDS child from school, I order Is spreading beyond the two manufactured by a large company, suggesting that the pharmacist enormous amount of money In Your husband can be certain that am not sure I would want my main risk groups, homosexuals Is better and more reliable than the substitute the generic brand Phar- creating new drugs, testing them for the generic drug is just as safe and youngsters to sit next to a child and intravenous drug users. chemical, or generic, drug. macists are remarkably cooperative safety and marketing them. When potent as is the brand name drug who has the disease. Irrational? Probably, but I am not alone In AIDS is NOT a highly con- my feelings. Ugious disease, nor is it spread through casual contact. The virus I have read your column for as does not float through the air, get Take action when airlines don't treat you right many years as you have been into food, nor can you get it by visiting with, working with or writing it, Ann. I know yon have DEAR FRIENDS: spot and rub the soap into the grease access to the country's top con- going to school with a person who I have had a number of letters under the broiler a few minutes. has it. slain, then wash as usual. It really sultants. I know, too, thai you tell from readers complaining about works like a charm. — Helolse Dunking for apples can be fun if II like It Is, In language everybody The AIDS virus is transmitted poor treatment on planes. They have HONEY MEASUREMENTS Hints From Heloise the children don't get too wet. I solve can understand. Will you pleaae the problem by using a bathing cap either through sexual contact asked me who to complain to when Dear Heloise: When using a recipe give us as much Information as and also by cutting head holes in involving the breaking of bodily an airline seems disinterested in that calls for both honey and oil, HALLOWEEN PARTY you can about this dreaded dis- large plastic garbage bags. This tissue and exchanging of bodily taking action on their complaints. measure the oil out first and then ease? Dear Heloise: I have a few keeps the goblins dry. fluids, from contaminated nee- Most airlines do everything they measure the honey in the same suggestions for a Halloween party dles used by drug addicts, or from can to keep passengers happy but Oranges make great jack-o'- The New Republic points oat measuring cup. The honey will slide To avoid having extra glasses to contaminated blood in a trans- there are occasions when they fall, lanterns if you draw faces on them that while AIDS has struck only right out because of the oil and the wash, write the names of the fusion. The latter is no longer don't seem to want to correct with non-toxic marking pencils. • small fraction of the population, cup is easier to clean up too — Mrs. children attending the party on their considered a threat since screen- problems. The children have great fun and It has spawned a secoad Bainter glasses with nail polish. It can be ing methods have already been If you have a problem that has not WRITING ON WALLS you can keep them home safe and not epidemic, hysteria, which is even easily removed with nail polish perfected. (A small number of heea dealt with In a satisfactory worry about them trick or treating icnrier. It is called AFRAIDS Dear Heloise: I have a 16-month- remover. Make jack-o'-lantern sand- babies whose mothers have AIDS manner by an airline, write to: — Ileana Boswell (Acute Fear Regarding Aids). old daughter who likes to draw on wiches as the main course: Ameri- have been born with the disease.) Consumer Affairs Division, Room According to the New York walls Our other three children could can cheese between slices of pum- 10-105.1-44, Department of Transpor- Post/CBS poll, 47 percent of the be stopped but not this one. pernickel, with the top slice cut like Please be aware that you tation, Washington. DC. ZKM. people think it is possible to get We only allow her'to have chalk a jack-o'-lantern to let the cheese cannot get AIDS from giving Keep this address handy and use AIDS from a shared drinking because it's easy to wash off. — Jye show through. Place the sandwiches CBS blood. Many people have become it if yon have any unresolved glass. I heard nn authority aay Peterson so irrational on this subject they problems or if you have been this is absolutely not true. Is It? This sounds like a solution that SUPERMARKET have stopped being blood donors. unfairly treated. Believe me, your Please, Ann, let's have some eliminates scolding all the lime. Let Although the AIDS virus has letters do count! - Helolse the artist wash her own artwork off 36 MAIN ST. facts. No name, Just — Terrified GETTING OUT OF BED In Tarrytown been found in semen, blood, and she may decide paper Is a more "OPEN TO THE PUBLIC KEANSBURG saliva and tears, there is not one Dear Heloise: This is a hint to help permanent canvas for her works of Dear Tarry: I have before me shred of evidence that anyone has older folks and invalids get out of art. — Helolse Charles of the Rita a huge pile of letters from ever contracted the illness from bed: Cosmetic * With your elbow at your waistline, Kielbasa readers who are also scared to kissing an AIDS patient or from Fragrance death of AIDS I shall attempt to coming in contact with his tears place your palm or one of your hands College fraternity sets deal with as many questions as Also, the worry about mosquitoes in the other, clasping them together Holiday Sale $-|59LB> space permits. carrying the virus is totally roll over on the outside elbow and annual "Barrel Roll" without foundation. Also without then up and out of bed. — Louise Starting Sat., Nov. 2 At' this writing, according to foundation are the fears of getting Conolty Roll out the barrels! The Fraterni- through Mon., Nov. 11 JERSEY NUMBER GAME the Centers for Disease Control In AIDS in a swimming pool, from REMOVING GREASE STAINS ty of Phi Sigma Kappa of Monmouth Hours Sat. & Sun. 9AM-4PM Pick any 3 Humbert Atlanta, 14,125 have been a public telephone, a toilet seat, Dear Heloise: How do you remove College will have its second annual Mon Fn 9AM 8PM you can play diagnosed as suffering with AIDS. grease stains from polyester? — or food served or prepared by Barrel Roll to benefit the Monmouth Rt. 35 South, Holmdel, NJ from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Half of those people have died. homosexuals. Carl Unit, American-Cancer Society. The For information, call 739-6196 7 days a week One third of all AIDS cases are in Tomorrow I will tell you what Believe It or not, the easiest way event is scheduled for Nov. 2 at noon. New York City. As of this can be done to avoid getting Is to use a bar of body soap. Wet the or rain date, Nov. 3. WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER moment, there is no cure. AIDS

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The National Multiple Sclerosis Society will be having an M.S. Support Group Meeting in the Well- ness Center of Freehold Area Hospi- tal on Nov 8 from 1 to 3 p.m. CONTEST This is the first meeting in our area addressing the special concerns of those seeking support in dealing Halloween with issues surrounding M.S. For further information, contact Spooktacular! the MS. Society. Services Coordi- nator, Carole Bennett You win an additional $100 If a pumpkin ap- Newcomers Club plans pears In this ad along with your Social Secur- luncheon for Nov. 13 ity number! ^UMSO^^^IeTe of Rumson, Fair Haven, Little Silver, and Shrewsbury will be having a lucheon at the Lincroft Inn on Nov 13, starting at 11:30 a m The guest speaker will be Ann Tarlton of Living Windows in Little Silver She will be sharing creative ideas on If your Social Security number appears below, call decorating your home for the hol- 542-4000 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. TODAY or idays. by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow to claim your prize! Winning numbers that appear In Friday's or Sunday's paper Top volunteers named MUST call on Monday between 8:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. NEPTUNE Spring Lake, a volunteer at Jersey Shore Medical Center, received the WINS '250 Auxilian Volunteer of the Year 149-42-7027 Award at the James F. Ackerman Federation of Auxiliaries Annual Luncheon WINS WINS *25 A member of Ann May Alliance, Sander gave a total of 496 hours this *100 152-54-2358 past year volunteering at the medi- 152-12-8413 WINS *50 149-30-2019 cal center's information desk and 135-09-1489 137-12-0443 gift shop 136-14-7549 150-26-7582 Celebrating its 60th anniversary, 038-26-4803 the James F Ackerman Federation 142-48-3175 serves as an advisory board to 11 185-50-0120 138-09-5247 active auxiliaries and more than 500 140-36-5267 auxiliaris. Loretta Braun, Spring Lake Aux- iliary, was honored for dedicating Anyone may $end in his or her Social Security number on an entry 32.500 hours, the greatest total form published In The Register or you may fill out an application In the lobby of Trie Register. One Register Plaza. Shrewsbury during regular number of hours worked by an business hours. Winning numbers will be selected at random and auxiliary volunteer. from those submitted directly to The Register To collect your cash award you will be instructed by phone when to d pressnt your card IN PERSON ALL PAYOFFS OF SS0 OR MORE MUST BE CLAIMED IN PERSON BY THE WINNER he natio £_ exclusively Veteran's Day Services Everyone is eligible for awards In the Social Security Contest rious fitness centers ^mU except employees of The Register end members of their Immediate families Eligibility of claimants, interpretation of theee rules by The (or women! Onlyr« e|e3ant- all set for November Register and decision of the judgee shall be final. In making a claim. 7.M and makes it all so eies the claimant agrees to sbide by theee rules Annual Veterans Day Services will Purchese of The Register Is not required. Copies are available for be held on Nov 11 at 11 a.m., at the examination at The Register office, various reading rooms and public Veterans Monument. Police Head- libraries Winners agree to allow ihe use ol their namee and photographs by quarters Building, 51 Monmouth The Register for publicity purp Street. All Federal. Stale and local regulations and taxes apply to ihe The service is sponsored by the Social Security Contest The Social Security Contest Is void where mayor and council of the Borough of prohibited by law Red Bank, veterans, patriotic, civic, fraternal and religious organiza- Mall all entries to: tions Social Security Contest One Register Plaza The placing of floral pieces by a.'l The Register Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 participating organizations, as in the past, is encouraged and appreciated FABULOUS All floral pieces should be delivered To increase your chances ol winning, send in this coupon: by 10:30 am — Here is my Social Security Number — Area seminar to discuss DDD-DD-DDDD problems of shy kids Please check one: I get The Register

LINCROFT - The shy child will D Home Delivered D At a News Dealer be discussed at a seminar being offered at Brookdale Community Name. College Oct. 28 at 8 pm. The factors underlying shyness, Address. why it can be a problem and ways to help the shy child race social City .State. situations more confidently will be discussed by Dr. Julie R. Zakreski, Zip .Phone. a pediatric psychologist. Registration and additional infor- mation are available from Com- (NO NUMBERS WILL BE ACCEPTED OVER THE PHONE) munity Services, Brookdale Com- Call S42-SM0 to MJ«Mcrit«. munity College. O1O08, New Wbnw. Inc. g^ The Register SCOREBOARD 4 CLASSIFIED 8 Sports iV. OCTOBER 28, 1985 B KC shocks Cards

from a 1-3 deficit in the American League playoffs KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Kansas City but from 0-2 and 1-3 disadvantages in the Series Royals, rallying behind the five-hit pitching of — the Cardinals faded into offensive oblivion. Bret Saberhagen, completed one of baseball's After leading the National League with a 264 most shocking comebacks last night and won their team average during the season, the Cardinals hit tint World Series championship, defeating the St just 185 in the World Series and scored a total Louis Cardinals 11-0 in the decisive seventh game of 13 runs. The Cardinals, who had seen their 3-1 lead In Part of the Cardinals' offensive woes probably garnet vanish along with their hitting, simply could be traced to the absence of injured leadoff collapsed in the final game. hitter Vince Coleman, but the lack of St. Louis What had been billed as the greatest seventh- hitting also had to be a tribute to the young, well- game pitching matchup In more than two decades schooled pitching staff of the Royals. went up In smoke created by the Royals bats. The The Royals pitchers not only quieted the St. Cardinals' ace, 21-game winner John Tudor, Louis bats but frustrated and eventually halted Only the best couldn't even make it through the third inning and altogether the vaunted running game of the wound up in a Kansas City hospital for stitches Cardinals. The Cards had stolen 314 bases during after cutting his index finger on an electric fan the season, for an average of nearly two a game, in the clubhouse. but managed just two swipes in the Series against ride at the The destruction occured at the hands of platoon the predominantly left-handed Royals staff. outfielder Darryl Motley, who hit a two-run This night, however, belonged to a 21-year-old homer and drove in three runs; Steve Balboni, right-hander by the name of Saberhagen, whose who drove in two of Kansas City's three runs in wife, Janeane, had given birth to their first child, "Garden" the third Inning, and the suddenly rejuvenated son Drew, the day before. George Brett, who had four hits. Saberhagen, who had won Game 3 to give the The Royals put the game away with six runs Royals hope, struck oui two and walked none. of riders compete every in the fifth inning, during which both pitcher year In AHSA rated shows all over Joaquin Andujar and Manager Whitey Herzog Saberhagen, selected most valuable player, the United States, but only the best were ejected by home plate umpire Don allowed a second-inning single to Jack Clark, then qualify to ride at the final 'indoor' show Denkinger. Herzog had argued a critical Denk- retired 11 in a row before giving up another single each fall ... The National ... at Madison inger call at first base that fueled the Royals' to Tito Landrum with two out in the fifth inning Square Garden. winning, ninth-inning rally in Game 6, and He also allowed singles to Ozzie Smith, Andy Van Steeped in more than a century of consecutive ball calls on inside pitches to Royals Slyke and Terry Pendleton. tradition, there is a special mystique, catcher Jim Sundberg brought all the frustration Saberhagen pitched the Royals' first victory of ASSOCIATED PRESS like no other, surrounding The National erupted to the surface. this Series, a six-hitter in Game 3. SERIES MVP — Kansas City Royals' righthander Bret Saberhagen Horse Show. Every young rider who delivers a pitch during the first inning of last night's 11-0 win by the Royals takes the sport with any measure of While the Royals completed a comeback seriousness, strives to be good enough to unprecedented in the game — recovering not only See World Series, Page 38 over the St. Louis Cardinals in the seventh game of the World Series. ride at the 'Garden'. Winning, Just as in any competitive sport, is always the goal, but not necessarily the only goal. Just being good enough to qualify to ride at New York is a measure of success for both Piniella takes horse and rider. My addiction to horse shows began at the National when I was about nine years-old. Back then, in what my children call the "olden days," it was an awesome sight. Yankee post The only horses I had ever been around were on my grandfather's farm. They were beautiful, but I never saw any of NEW YORK (AP) - Lou Piniella, a former outfielder and them under tack, and I only got to ride later a coach with the New York Yankees, was named manager the 'work horses'... bareback. But this yesterday, thus ending Billy Martin's fourth term as manager was something else ...indoors ... under of the American League team. the lights ... music ... and everyone In a release naming the new manager, the Yankees made no dressed to the nines, including the mention of Martin, who took over the team early last season hones. when Yogi Berra was fired The Yankees finished second in the AL East to the Toronto Blue Jays while winning 97 games, but I'm still hooked, and wonder of off-the-field problems led to Martin's firing wonders, even though Madison Square The most celebrated incident occurred in September in Garden has long since moved across Baltimore On successive nights. Martin became embroiled in town and tradition In most other areas barroom altercations — the first an argument with a customer has been replaced by "progress," much and the second a fight with Yankee pitcher Ed Whitson about The National Horse Show has Martin's firing appeared assured when club owner George remained, and it is still an awesome Steinbrenner washed his hands of the managerial situation, sight. turning the matter over to General Manager Clyde King and Special features are added or changed Woody Woodward, vice president for baseball administration. from year to year, such as The Prince Neither is considered a Martin ally. Philip Cup for the Pony Club Games, and this year, for the first time in the United Martin had previously managed the Yankees from 1975 to 1978. States, special Dressage performances in 1979 and 1983. He took the Yankees to their first pennant in by the renowned German Olympic Gold 12 years in 1978 and followed with a World Series championship Medalist, Dr. Reiner Klimke, but its in 1977. He was fired midway through the 1978 season, and the aura as America's premier hone show Yankees went on to win the World Series under Martin's remains, with all its pageantry and replacement, Bob Lemon. tradition. Piniella, who made his first major-league appearance in 1984, retired in 1984 after 11 seasons with the Yankees and was named The 102nd running of The National batting coach. Martin had mentioned on several occasions that begins Tuesday, Oct. 29, with classes he knew Piniella was being groomed to be a Yankee manager throughout each day and evening, and Yesterday, Piniella became the ninth man to manage the continues through Sunday, Nov. 3. The Yankees under Steinbrenner. evening performances will include special exhibitions by the New York "I'm happy to be given an opportunity to manage this team. Piniella said during a brief appearance at Yankee Stadium. "I'm Mounted Police, Dressage with Dr. sad to be taking over from a person who taught me immensely Kllmke, international and grand prix ASSOCIATED PRESS and a man I played for. I have mixed emotions about that part jumping competitions, gaited and fine of it. I'm inheriting a good team." harness horses, and a polo demon- REIGNING CHAMPIONS - Italy's Orlando medals yesterday alter defending their titles in the stration. Pizzolato, left, and Norway's Grete Waitz, right, See story, page 2B See Piniella, Page 2B stand in the winner's circle wearing wreaths and This year some 400 qualifiers from every comer of the country will be competing, with New Jerseyans rep- resented In Just about every discipline available, including Amateur Owner Hunter, Side Saddle, Open Jumper, 2nd-half surge boosts Jets over Three Gaited and Five Gaited Saddle- bred, Fine Harness, Junior Hunter, and attempts that would later haunt of course, the coveted ASPCA Maclay if n the Seahawks. A 36-yarder sailed Cup. The Register wide right in the first period, and Monmouth County will be well rep- EAST RUTHERFORD - a 47-yard effort in the second resented in the two Utter divisions, by Trailing the Seattle Seahawks period hit the left upright. John- students from Carole Thompson's Quiet 144 at halftime of yesterday's son would miss again in the third Winter Farm and Leo Conroy's Mine Giants Stadium contest, the New period, wide left from 48 yards Brook Farm in Colts Neck. York Jets left the field to a away. Thompson trains Carrie Lane, of Deal, chorus of boos. The second half was all Jets. who has Just returned from the Washing- But, according to Jet coach "In the second half, we came ton International Horse Show with a Joe Walton, "this team is coming back and got it done," Jet center generous share of ribbons in the Junior of age." Whatever the case, the Joe Fields said. "At halftime, I Hunter divisions. Carrie's Better Than Jets put together a solid second asked if anybody felt they were Most, which she owns Jointly with Quiet half and came away with a 17-14 getting beat, and nobody did We Winter Farm, tied for Reserve Large victory. were beating ourselves and then Junior Champion with Paul Newman's The win put New York into sole we corrected that." Playing Games, ridden by one of the possession of first place in the With their second possession of country's top equitation riders, Jeno American Football Conference the third quarter, the Jets drove Topping. Eastern Division at the halfway 69 yards to get on the Scoreboard. point of the season. A nine-play drive was culminated Carrie will be aboard her small Junior "It was a funny game," Walton when O'Brien took advantage of hunter, Follow Me, at New York. This said. "We came back against a a Seahawk blitz and found run- year a new challenge trophy will be good football team. The whole ning back Freeman McNeil wide presented by the Lane family in honor of team never gave up." open on the left side for a 16-yard the 17 year old bay gelding, who has The Seahawks took charge in score. carried his owner through several years the second quarter. After Seat- "They gave us some problems of successful showing. The Follow Me tle's Dave Brown intercepted a inside the 20, and we had to go to Challenge Trophy will be awarded each Ken O'Brien pass in the end tone, some maximum blitz protec- subsequent year to the Small Junior the Seahawks drove 80 yards to tion," Walton explained. "They Hunter Champion at The National Horse the end tone. Dave Krieg threw have a great defensive line. Snow. a 45-yard touchdown pass to We're sure not the only ones to Daryl Turner to cap the drive. ever have problems with them." Jennifer Cronin, Colts Neck, and With 46 seconds to play in the Seattle's second play from Robin Halpln, Freehold, both of whom half, the Jets drove to the Seattle scrimmage in the fourth period train with Conroy, will be riding on five. O'Brien was smacked by a may have turned the tide for Sunday in the Maclay class, Robin for blitiing Terry Jackson and nose good. Krieg, looking for receiver the tint time this year, and Jennifer tackle Joe Nash, defensive end Steve Largent near the sideline. attempting to top her excellent 1M4 Jacob Green scooped up the ball was intercepted by Davlin eighth place finish, against W other top at the » and rambled untouched Mullen, who returned the theft IS equitation riders. Into the end sone. yards to the Seahawk 26. Four Jennifer, who also rode her mare "Seattle has as good a defense plays later, Pat Leahy drilled a Calling Card at both the Pennsylvania as we are going to see," Walton 41-yard field goal. National and at Washington, placing 14th Indicated. "They gave us blities "After Pat's field goal, every- out of nearly 300 equitation riders In the and all sorts of problems. But, body on the sidelines was saying AHSA Hunter Seat Medal finals in O'Brien did a good job of hanging that we were going to go ahead," ASSOCIATED PflESS Harrlsburg, will also be competing In the in there." defensive end Mark Gastineau CATCH IN A CRADLE — Wide receiver Steve by Kerry Glenn of the New York Jets in the first Small Junior Hunter division. Seattle's Norm Johnson kicked said. "Our defense has a lot df two extra points, but misaed confidence in our offense. We Largent of the Seattle Seahawks cradles a pass quarter of yesterday's game. connections on three field goal See Jets. Page 3B 'from quarterback Dave Krieg as he's pulled down 2B Thr Rf gUler , OCTOBER 28, 1985 SPORTS BRIEFS Waitz continues domination Singh wins Beimar net tourney INTON FALLS - Inderjit with a 6-4, 6-4 win over George Pizzolato defends NYC title Singh of Schenectady, N.Y. Gill of Tinton Falls. Cranis Tdefeated Paul Cranls of downed Dan Mualding of Some- Piziolato struggled over the final five miles, next race)." Locust Valley, NY., 6-4, 5-7. »-3 rville, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 in the other NEW YORK (AP) - Orlando Pizzolato of Italy stopping eight times because of stomach and leg "From the point, I developed pie cramps, I to win the Beimar Alfa Romeo semifinal. wore down ailing Ahmed Saleh of Djibouti with cramps, and Waltz experienced extreme in- thought I would lose the race," he added. Tennis Tournament yesterday at a withering second-half surge yesterday and won testinal difficulties, a problem she has when He did not lose it quickly. He ran with the Shrewsbury Racquet Club. Singh took home $250 in first the New York City Marathon for the second running in warm conditions. Pizzolato, exchanging the lead several times for Singh, a member of the India prize money in this 45-and-over consecutive year. This time, Pizzolato finished very strongly, about a half-mile, before finally fading. National Team, gained the finals event. Cranis won (150. Norway's Crete Waitz continued her domi- rallying from 20th place at the 14-mile mark to The struggling Saleh wound up second in nation among the women, placing first for the overcome the favored Saleh, who had led from the 2:12:29. He was followed by Pat Petersen of New fourth straight time and the seventh time in the race's midway point until just over two miles York in 2:12:50, Don Norman of Republic, Pa., in Walsack aids Merchant Marine past eight years. remained. 2:14:08 and Gerard Nijboer of The Netherlands in Neither first-place finisher, however, came "My strategy was to start slow — not very 2:14:27. INGS POINT, N.Y. - Free feat Pace University, 30-27, last close to approaching the world best or even fast," said Pizzolato, who last April had finished k safety Scott Walsack, who week. breaking the course record because of the heat , winner of the New York City and played football and baseball sixth in the World Cup Marathon at Hiroshima, four times each, wound up a that plagued the record field of 16,705 starters. Japan, in a race won by Saleh. In that event, at Red Bank Catholic, was Walsack made a key stop when For the second year in a row, the temperature respectable seventh in 2:15:37. named Defensive Player of the Pace had the ball on the 1-yard Pizzolato also was in 57th place at the 13.1-mile Lisa Martin of Australia was the women's was in the 70s. But in contrast to 1984, the stage. Week by the coaching staff after line to preserve the victory. The humidity was not high. Race officials said that runner-up in 2:29:48. Then came Laura Fogll of helping the United States Merchant Marine Academy is 5-1 But he made up 51 places over the final 13.1 Italy in 2:31:36, Lorraine Moller of New Zealand about 2,500 who had entered did not start. miles and finished in a personal best of 2:10:23. Merchant Marine Academy de- on the season. Thus, the times for the winners were below last in 2:34:55 and 41-year-old Priscilla Welch of Saleh, an army captain in his small East Britain in 2:35:30. year's — Pizzolato finishing in 2 hours, 11 African nation, took the lead at the halfway mark, minutes, 34 seconds, Waitz in 2:28:33. slipping past a tiring Geoff Smith of Britain, the Waitz. who had much difficulty last year with Last year, the 27-year-old Pizzolato was clocked 1983 New York City runner-up and the 1984 and intestinal cramps, said they returned again this in 2:14:53, the slowest winning time since 1975, the 1985 winner. time, but only briefly, at about 10 miles. last year the 26-mile, 385-yard event was run in He held it for the next 11 miles, but he said that "They were not as bad as last year," she said. Revamped Chargers Central Park before it was moved into the city's he started experiencing severe leg cramps at Martin, the women's winner of the Pittsburgh five boroughs. The 32-year-old Waitz was timed about 19 miles. Marathon this year — a race won by her husband, in 2:29:30, her slowest since her first New York When Pizzolato finally reeled him in five miles Ken - stayed with Waitz for the first 11 miles, City victory in 1978. later, Saleh said, through an interpreter, "My before the former schoolteacher from Norway challenge Raiders Also because of the heat and humidity last year, only worry was to think about the next one (his took control. last four games, were listed as six- LOS ANGELES (API - De- point favorites over the Chargers, fensively, the San Diego Chargers who are 3-4. have been pretty offensive for The game will be blacked out several years now Coincidence or locally because it didn't come close not. such a trend has changed Patterson lifts Giants over Saints to selling out 72 hours before the somewhat since Tom Bass was opening kickoff, as required by NFL dismissed as the team's defensive rules for the blackout to be lifted. Two minutes later, defensive end NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Cor- coordinator earlier this month. The Coliseum has a seating capacity Leonard Marshall batted a pass high nerback Elvis Patterson said some Coach Tom Flores of the Los of more than 92,000. into the air and intercepted it at the Angeles Raiders, for one, believes skills he learned as a high school New Orleans 22. Seven plays later, the Chargers have improved on The Chargers haven't beaten the running back helped him to help the Morris banged over from the 1. defense. Raiders since 1981, the year before New York Giants to a 21-13 victory Flores and his team will have a the team moved from Oakland to over the New Orleans Saints yester- Marshall, who played college ball first-hand opportunity to find out Los Angeles day. for Louisiana State University, was just how much better the Chargers The Raiders rolled up 77 points making his back in against the Chargers last year, Patterson intercepted a pass and the Superdome after playing there have become tonight when the ran it back to set up one Giants National Football League teams winning wild 33-30 and 44-37 de- against Tulane in two losses. cisions Los Angeles has scored 218 touchdown and recovered a fumble "It was about time something square off at the Los Angeles at the New Orleans 12 to set up Coliseum. points, an average of 36 3 per game, good," Marshall said after the in beating San Diego six straight another. The Raiders will be trying to game. "We came in here two years times. He said he felt as if he had run 102 and left sad." improve on their incredible 22-3-1 yards on his 24-yard interception Monday Night record since the The Chargers allowed 413 points return. He picked up the ball on the He said he had visions of touch- prime time series began in 1970, and last year, an average of 25.8 points right sideline, cut to the middle of downs dancing in his head when he extend their six-game winning per game, and gave up an average the field dodging would-be tacklers, picked off the interception but had streak over the Chargers of 30 in their first four games this picked up a couple of blocks and no plans to be asked for a move to Kickoff time for the nationally season. returned the ball to the New Orleans wide receiver or cornerback. "No, televised game is 9 p.m. EST A Bass was dismissed shortly after 31. no, no, no, no. I'm too big for that," crowd of 70,000 is anticipated. The Sah Diego's fourth game and re- he said. Raiders. 5-2 and winners of their placed by Dave Adolph "I felt it, too," he said. "I was a Giants Coach Bill Parcells said running back in high school and winning ugly is better than not played there a little bit in college. winning at all. "It wasn't very "I guess I remember what to do pretty or anything like that, but I'll Piniella with the ball once I get it. I know take it, " he said. how to pick up blocking " Continued from Page 1B His second big defensive play New Orleans got its scores on a "Lou has become one of the most only with Steinbrenner' came on special teams when the 33-yard field goal by Morten popular Yankees during his tenure During a road trip in late July. Saints' Carl Roaches fumbled a punt Andersen in the first quarter and a here," King said in the release. "As Martin was given an injection by the at the 12. 43-yarder by Anderson in the fourth a player, he was known for his Texas Rangers' team doctor to treat period. His second boot cut the aggressive play and his hustle. He back spasms. The shot, however, Patterson said he saw the ball Giants' lead to 7-6, but Morris' two feels as strongly as we do about such resulted in a partially collapsed lung bounce loose. touchdowns put it out of reach for ASSOCIATED PRESS things as discipline, dedication and forcing Martin to be hospitalized for "It looked real big," he said. the Saints, who scored in the final REFRESHING VICTORY — Jim Burt (64) ot the New York Giants sacrifice — the things that are several days. "Larry Flowers had a shot at the minute on a 17-yard pass from Dave celebrates the Giants' 21-13 victory over the New Orleans Saints essential to winning on the field. During the games Martin missed, .ball and he missed it, but he made Wilson to Eric Martin. yesterday by dumping a large bucket of ice water over coach Johnny "He has been through all of the Piniella filled in. a real good play on Roaches to keep The Giants are now 5-3 for the Parker. pressure situations of pennant After climbing to within l'-i him from getting the ball. season, one game behind Dallas in races, playoffs and World Series. games of Toronto on Sept. 12, the "I saw the ball bouncing loose and the NFC East, and the Saints 3-5. Compound all these attributes with Yankees dropped eight consecutive I just went over the top and got it." the fact that he is a very talented games to fall 64 back. The strain on That recovery set up the first of Morris finished the game with 104 teacher, and we feel that he is going Martin, and the rest of the Yankees, two late touchdowns by Joe Morris. yards rushing, a single-game per- to make a quite positive transition." started to show. formance he bettered only once with Morris carried three straight On Sept. 20, Martin was involved a 107-yard game against St. Louis Martin had been working as a times after the fumble recovery, scout for the Yankees before he was in a shoving match with a bar patron last year. scoring on a 5-yard plunge to give named to replace Berra 16 games at a Baltimore hotel regarding Simms completed 18 of 27 passes into the season. Under Martin, the misunderstood remarks Martin had the Giants a 14-6 advantage. for 159 yards. Yankees were 91-54 in the AL East, made about the customer's wife. finishing two games behind Toronto The following night, Martin and Martin has managed 873 games Whitson, were involved in a wild for Steinbrenner, the most for any brawl that spilled from the bar to manager during the owner's 13-year the lobby and finally to the hotel tenure. parking lot. New 85 900 & 900 TURBOS When Martin took over for the During the fight Martin, 57, fourth time, he said the Yankees suffered a broken arm and two NOW AVAILABLE! were weak in the fundamentals and cracked ribs were not prepared properly in Whitson had been unhappy that NEW'85 2,3, & 4 DOOR spring training. Martin had dropped him from the 900 & 900 TURBOS IN STOCK. The friction between Martin and starting rotation, and was also upset Steinbrenner in 1985 first became that Martin had told the news media SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS apparent when Martin made prac- that Whitson had a bad arm. tice on an off-day optional. Stein- The Yankee firing marked the ON DEMO & EXECUTIVE CARS brenner said that was fine, as long fifth managerial change since the as the Yankees finished first. end of the regular season. Chuck NEW 3 YR.. 36.000 Ml. WARRANTY Steinbrenner made the analogy Tanner resigned at Pittsburgh to OUR PROFESSIONAL that Martin was like a company vice take the manager's job at Atlanta in SERVICES ALSO INCLUDE place of the fired Bobby Wine, Bob HE COMPUTE 0UURSHIP president who had made certain Cam KitcMiuauM • "•»;"••'• projections Steinbrenner said the Lillis was fired at Houston and OF 11MOK DKUMM SALES • SERVICE vice president had to deliver on Bobby Cox resigned the Toronto WALL those projections. managing job to accept Atlanta's PARTS • LEASING Martin's troubles in 1985 were not offer to become general manager. HWY. 33, WALL TWR, N.J. (201) 449-5050

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Andu- This mess was of his own making. with 14 hits and the greatest margin jar and Denkinger met about half- He walked the first hitter, Lonnie of victory ever In the seventh game way between the mound and the Smith, the first time in 127 innings of a World Series. The Cardinals plate, and Herzog stormed out. he had walked a leadoff man. After used five pitchers in the fifth Inning, Herzog already had accused Denk- Willie Wilson fouled out to right, tying a World Series record set by inger, an AL ump since 1961, of Brett tapped a checked swing roller Baltimore in 1«W. being prejudiced toward the Royals between the mound and third base. In their big Inning, the Royals after his ninth-inning call at first Tudor gloved the ball and dropped it, sent 11 men to the plate against Bill base in Game 6. This time, Herzog and Brett was credited with an Campbell, Jeff Lahti, Rickey was thrown out for arguing balls and infield single as Smith went to Horton, Andujar and, finally, Bob strikes. second. Forsch, In the process building their Andujar wound up walking Smith and Brett then executed a biggest winning margin of the Sundberg, and he began to argue double steal, Smith beating catcher season. They had won two earlier again. This time, he was ejected, Darrell Porter's one-hop throw to games 10-1. bringing on Bob Forsch, who got the third with a belly-whopper slide. Without the services of a desig- final out of the inning. White walked on a 3-2 count to load nated hitter, the Royals had routed In the process, the Royals tied a the bases, and the count also went the Cardinals, who were in their 14th World Series record with their six- full on Sundberg before Tudor World Series. The Royals, born of run inning. The last time a team had walked him for the first run of the 1869 expansion, had been in the a six-run inning in the Series was Inning. Series only once before, losing in six 1971 when the Baltimore Orioles did Herzog had seen enough. He went games to Philadelphia in I960 it against Pittsburgh. to the mound and signalled for his No team ever had come back The Royals drew first blood for right-hander, Campbell, to face after falling behind 0-2 at home in a the fifth time in the Series on Balboni. The count was 2-1 on Series, and only four had rallied Motley's two-run homer off Tudor in Balboni when he bounced a single from a 1-3 deficit. the second inning. through the left side, scoring Brett The big inning began when Jim With one out in the inning, Tudor and White, and the score was 5-0. Sundberg singled, chasing Campbell walked Balboni on a 3-2 pitch. The Balboni, who hit 36 home runs in favor of Lahti. Balboni singled, count on Motley went to 3-1, and he during the season, now had seven sending Sundberg to second, and hit a towering foul fly that would hits in the World Series, all singles. Motley drove in the first run of the easily have landed in the seats had All the runs were credited to Inning with a single. Buddy Bian- it been fair. On the next pitch, calana struck out, and Saberhagen Tudor, who lasted only 2 1-3 innings Motley lined his homer into the left- in his earliest exit of the season. His hit into a fielder's choice, Balboni field bleachers, about 15-20 feet fair. going to third. earliest previous exit was after Motley, the right-handed half of three full innings against the New Lonnie Smith followed with a two- the Royals' platoon in right field, York Mets on April 22. run double, going to third on the had 17 homers in 383 regular-season throw home, and Willie Wilson hit at-bats, but he had only one hit in It turned out that the Series an infield single that scored Smith. seven previous World Series at-bats. named after 1-70 — the interstate That was all for Lahti. and Horton Tudor hadn't given up a home run highway between Kansas City and relieved. He gave up a single to since Bill Madlock of the LosSt. Louis — was not the one-way Brett, whose Series average had Angeles Dodgers hit one in the eastbound street that some had - slipped below .300 with just one RBI, seventh inning of Game 4 of the predicted. Despite the seventh- as Wilson moved to third. National League playoffs. It was game rout, the road to this cham- ASSOCIATED PRESS .: Horton was out, Andujar was in, only the fourth home run of the pionship was perhaps the most BACK BREAKER - Darryl Motley of the Kansas Cardinals, foreground, looks on during second and that's when the real trouble Series and the second for thedifficult one ever followed by a City Royals reacts as his home run clears the left- inning action. started Royals. World Series champion. field fence while pitcher John Tudor ol the St. Louis Jets Continued from Page 1B O'Brien found a wide-open Kurt that out of there, that will hurt you. centered around the Jets' 0-7 mark getting there But it's harder yet to Homeowners against the Seahawks Fields in- stay " knew they could come back." Sohn for 33 yards to the 18, and a But, they're a talented team. A playoff team. They took it to us in dicated the "hex" was a lot of Roofing The Seahawks stalled after five three-yard McNeil run set up the With Miami's loss at Detroit. New the first half, but it's a 60-minute hooey. Siding . plays, and Dave Finzer punted out of winning score. Wesley Walker, who York's 6-2 record leads the AFC caught only one pass all day, ran a game." "This team is a different team," East by one game Next week, the Gutters bounds at the Jets' nine. According Fields said. "The 1985 Jets have to Fields, that was just the chance slant-in pattern and caught Mullen echoed Lyons' sentiments, Jets will play at Indianapolis, then O'Brien's bullet for the game- pointing to some second-half adjust- never played them. Had they beaten the following week at Miami. Repairs - Slate - Tile his squad needed. us two weeks ago, then you could "We realized we had to go for It winner. ments in the Jets' pass defense as a "Today's was a victory that we'll Gutters Cleaned Seattle played most of the game turning point. say there was a hex. Today was a remember for a long time." Lyons now," the 11-year veteran noted. giant step for this team " "We knew this was it. So, we went without their top runners, Curt "Instead of pressing them (the said "At least until Wednesday No Job Too Small or Big Wamer and David Hughes. Warner Seahawk receivers) like we were, Guard Jim Sweeney echoed the when we have to get ready for out and played better, especially "team" spirit most of the locker from the neck up." injured an ankle in the first period we started playing off and that Indianapolis." and only played one play after that. changed it up," Mullin noted. "After room talk centered around, and felt FREE ESTIMATES O'Brien started the drive with a happy, but cautious, about the Jets' Krieg's touchdown pass put the FAST SERVICE 12-yarder to Rocky Klever. McNeil, Hughes fell victim to a neck strain the loss last week (at New England) on the first series of the contest. it was like we'd played six quarters first-place standing sixth-year veteran in the record who ended the day with 151 yards on "This team has the best attitude books. The 45-yard toss to Turner 22 carries, picked up five. O'Brien "That made a big difference," of losing football. Any time you can defensive tackle Marty Lyons noted come back like we did, it's your best of any team I've ever been on, at gave Krieg 26 straight games with ERICKSONS and top draft choice Al Toon hooked any level," the Pittsburgh graduate at least one touchdown pass, second up for a 12-yard toss, and McNeil of the missing Seahawk stars. "Any game." SINCE 1962 time you take two talented guys like Part of the pre-game hype noted. "We knew what it took to get only to the 47-game streak turned in added an 11-yard scamper. there (first place) and it's hard by Johnny Unitas 530-0952

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OCTOBER 28, 1985 BUSINESS 5B Chrysler workers ratify contract

DETROIT (AP) — Autoworkers pened in many, many years. It's to any of the union's past leaders." labor costs over the previous pact at Chrysler Corp. voted to approve a brought the union together," said Bieber, 55, became UAW presi- that expired Oct. IS. new contract, ending a 12-day walk- John Coyne, president of Local 212, dent 21* years ago, succeeding Industry analysts say the strike out by 70,000 union members that which represents 2,800 UAW mem- Douglas Fraser ,Jle is up for re- cost Chrysler $15 million daily cost the company an estimated $15 bers at a Chrysler trim plant in election in June. Thousands of layoffs also were million a day, United Auto Workers Detroit. ' "There was a little doubt in '82 and reported nationwide as the strike officials said last night. Union locals nationwide voted '83 when (Bieber) first came in affected auto suppliers and freight The three-year contract, which Saturday and Sunday, and local here, " said Gene Phillips, a UAW companies. gives Chrysler workers wage and leaders said before the final vote committeeman at a Chrysler as- Chrysler workers now m..!ce $13 23 benefits on a par with their counter- was announced that there was only sembly plant at Newark, Del. "I an hour. The contract proposal parts at General Motors Corp. and token opposition among rank-and- think there's no doubt now that he's includes an average 2.25 percent Ford Motor Co., was approved by file. the man." increase in base wages the first more than BO percent of those who "We had about 2,000, 2,500 people Bieber, who hammered out the year, a lump-sum payment of 2.25 voted, said UAW Vice President here (to vote), and about three agreement announced Wednesday percent in the second year and a 3 Marc Stepp. voiced any kind of dissent," Coyne after a 42-hour bargaining session, percent wage increase the final "This is probably the best agree- said. won approval of Thursday year. ment we have had for 25 years," Stepp said 87 percent of production on a voice vote from the union's 170- A contract covering 10,000 mem- Stepp said at UAW headquarters in and maintenance workers voted to member Chrysler Council. bers of the separate Canadian UAW, Detroit. approve the pact, 85 percent of parts "Our demand for parity was who also struck Oct. 16, was ratified "We were extremely gratified by depot workers, 83 percent of skilled nothing less than a demand for Monday and workers returned to this strong showing of support for trades workers, 90 percent of office, justice," Bieber and Stepp said in their Jobs. The continuing U.S. what our Chrysler members clearly clerical and nursing workers, and 81 the statement, which said "this strike, however, sparked layoffs view as a bargaining breakthrough," percent of engineering workers. contract achieves every single pari- across the border because of parts UAW President Owen Bieber and Officials said no vote totals would ty goal in addition to compensating backlog Stepp said in a joint statement. be available until at least today UAW-Chrysler workers and retirees The U.S. contract, as at Ford and Chrysler had said production because one unit in one local had not for their past sacrifices." GM, includes a large fund to pay for would resume today if the contract reported its tally. Typical workers will earn $5,650 the retraining of high-seniority were ratified, although some UAW Coyne said the contract, which extra during the life of the agree- workers displaced by automation and productivity improvements. workers were expected to return to gives Chrysler workers immediate ment, assuming a 4 percent annual ASSOCIATED PRESS maintenance and third-shift jobs last cash bonuses of $2,120 each for The union failed to win strict inflation rate, the union said. Lump CONTRACT VOTE — Chrysler workers from the United Auto night. granting concessions when the auto- sum payments and profit sharing controls over Chrysler's subcon- Before the vote was announced, maker neared bankuptcy, is a per- will total about (4,400 during the tracting of work to outside suppliers. Workers Local 7, Detroit, pick up their ballots as they enter a contract local union leaders hailed the agree- sonal victory for Bieber. three years. The contract would create a commit- ratification meeting. Union members overwhelmingly approved a new ment as a personal victory for "No more will anyone say 'Owen The company estimated the con- tee of management and union mem- three-year contract that not only restores concessions given to save Bieber who?,'" Coyne said. "He's a low-key tract would cost the automaker bers to oversee rules agreed upon by Chrysler from bankruptcy but also puts them on a par with workers "It's the best thine that's hap- guy, but he doesn't take a back seat more than $1 billion in additional both sides to govern subcontracting. at Ford and General Motors

Americancorporations pledge active role to end apartheid Bankers consider world debt crisis world: Yugoslavia, the Philippines, also participate in this exercise, and ary Fund, the World Bank, and other WASHINGTON (AP) - Bankers Nigeria, the Ivory Coast and Moroc- that their governments encourage intergovernmental bodies are ac- JOHANNESBURG, South Police also announced yester- from around the world will meet co. similar efforts on their part," Baker customed to making conditions for Africa (AP) — Fifty-two Ameri- day that after 14 months of here today to discuss Treasury Although many have caught up on told the Senate Foreign Relations their loans. can corporate leaders with persistent riots, the national Secretary James A. Baker's plea their payments by severe belt- Committee last week. In recent years the fund has interests in South Africa pledged force of some 45,000 police will that they lend $20 billion to 15 heavily tightening in the past two years, the Baker is not expected to appear at agreed on conditions with borrowing yesterday in a newspaper be expanded by 25 percent, with indebted nations the banks consider banks are lending them little if any the meeting He will be represented countries and then insisted that the advertisement to "play an active 11,000 new officers to be put into poor risks. new money. Mexico alone, for by David C. Mulford, assistant private banks also make loans as role" in ending apartheid. uniform. Representatives from about 60 example, says it needs about $4 secretary of the Treasury for inter- part of a package deal. The banks The ads were in support of an More than 770 people have banks are expected from Britain, billion. national affairs. call this "involuntary lending." initiative Sept. 29 by 91 South been killed since the riots began West Germany, Japan, Canada and Mexico wants the money to repair The World Bank estimates that the Baker has insisted that he is not African corporate leaders who on Sept. 3, 1984. other countries as well as the United earthquake damage and, like other total debt of poor countries to banks, twisting the arms of banks for the bought newspaper space to urge The American businessmen States for discussions of Baker's debtor countries, it needs to make to other governments and to inter- new loans he wants, but he also said President P.W Botha's govern- said in their ad that the group proposal for easing the international new investments that will create governmental bodies like the World that loans should be continued that ment to end the country's system "strongly supports" the South debt crisis. jobs and raise its low standard of Bank itself is nearing $1 trillion. are now being made to some of racial separation. African businessmen in their call The bankers will meet at a living. Of this, the 15 countries owe about countries "on a voluntary basis " "Today, we add our voice to for abolition of statutory race Washington hotel under the auspices The average Mexican earned $300 billion to banks, including more Baker suggested that the con- theirs," said the latest ad, placed discrimination "wherever it ex- of the Institute for International $2,240 in 1983 - down about $500 than $100 billion to US banks ditions to be laid down by the banks by the U.S. Corporate Council on ists," government negotiations Finance, an organization formed by from 1982. Baker told the Senate Foreign would not be a burden on the South Africa. It was signed by the with black leaders about power- banks to gather and exchange infor- Baker is looking for $7 billion from Relations Committee last week that borrowing countries They would council's co-chairmen W sharing, granting South African mation about countries that borrow U.S. banks and $13 billion from banks he will offer the banks no official include measures such as opening Michael Blumenthal, chairman citizenship to all South Africans from them. elsewhere over the next three years. guarantees on new lending But he the country further to private invest- of the Burroughs Corp., and and "restoring and entrenching Of the indebted countries on His office has declined to be more said he wants the banks — and not ment, and the sale of nationalized General Motors Chairman Roger the rule of law." Baker's list, 10 are in Latin Ameri- precise about the amounts. theU.S. government - to dictate the industries, he said. B. Smith. "We pledge to play an active ca: Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Ven- "I would emphasize. . . that it is policies the countries must adopt in The advertising campaign role in peacefully achieving their ezuela, Uruguay, Chile, Ecuador, essential that banks from other order to get the new money "They will not create obligations, demonstrated growing pressure goals," the Americans said in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia. Five countries - who have an equally This is a new twist in lending to they will create opportunities," he by the business community on their ad. are scattered over the rest of the strong interest in these nations — countries. The International Monet- said. South Africa's leaders to end No details of what specific apartheid. There have been wide- actions the American companies spread campaigns abroad for intended were published. economic and other sanctions American corporations have against South Africa and an end come under pressure from stock- House plugs along on tax overhaul plan to foreign investment in the holders and state and municipal country, which already is suffer- governments in the United States "I've been trying to keep this many parents use to cut their taxes ing economic problems. to withdraw from South Africa. WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Dan version denied the special benefit package as close to what the In new riots around the coun- Many U.S. corporations argue Rostenkowski, whose House Ways by turning over property to their only to the nation's largest banks president suggested as I can," try Sunday, police said they shot they are a force for change by and Means Committee has been children for more than 10 years. "At each turn we are under heavy Rostenkowski said. Although some three blacks dead and two police- remaining in the country. consistently watering down Presi- —Reduced tax benefits for Em- assault from special interests intent of the actions the committee has men were wounded by bullets A group of South African dent Reagan's tax-overhaul plan, ployee Stock Ownership Plans, on stopping tax reform," taken so far in closed-door sessions businessmen ignored govern- said yesterday he remains confident which encourage worker ownership Rostenkowski said. "So far. they A leading Afrikaans-language have run contrary to Reagan's ment protests in September to the final bill will come close to what of their employers have failed to knock us off course newspaper reported the govern- recommendations, the president travel to Zambia for talks with the president recommended Including yesterday's votes, the And I am more confident each day ment will take "strict action" "committed voluntarily that he's exiled black-nationalist guer- As the committee continued a committee has tentatively approved that we can produce a bill that will against foreign journalists, going to withhold judgment until the rillas of the African National weekend of work on the measure, provisions that would gain $16 billion come very close to the president's which the paper said are being process is complete." blamed for giving South Africa a Congress, which seeks to over- Rostenkowski told a news con- less over the next five years than mark," he added "He's keeping his commitment," bad image overseas. throw the government. ference "I think I can get a bill this would Rostenkowski's proposal. The The chairman said his goals Rostenkowski said. Rapport, an Afrikaans Sunday The United States is one of year," an assessment somewhat less loss compared to the president's remain basically the same as Re- agan's: to make the tax system paper that has good sources South Africa's leading trading optimistic than those he made In votes yesterday, staff members plan would be even greater. fairer, to reduce tax rates for most inside the government, said partners. With some 300 or so earlier Even if the plan passes the said, the committee: In almost a month of meetings, the police believed foreign cor- U.S. firms operating in South committee and the House this year, -Agreed to allow corporations a Americans, especially for middle- 36-member committee has con- income families, and to make sure respondents based in South Africa, U.S. investment in the there is almost no chance it will be deduction for a portion of the sistently voted for less sweeping Africa were presenting a "false country is estimated at $3 billion. considered in the Senate until 1986. dividends they pay to shareholders. the new tax law produces the same changes than Reagan recommended revenue as present one. image" of the country. Some say it is much higher if one But the tax-overhaul issue is not When fully effective in 1997, the and, in most cases, has declined even, "Strict action could be ex- counts U.S. loans and invest- dead, despite what many lawmakers deduction would cover 10 percent of Bringing those elements together to go as far as Rostenkowski is "a near impossibility," he said pected against them within the ments in corporations that con- see as a lack of public interest, the dividends. This has been a long-time proposed in his alternative plan. duct their own business in South Illinois Democrat insisted. He con- goal of businesses. That, coupled with the fact the next few weeks," the paper said, And on some issues, the commit- Africa. ceded "the committee has gotten off —Accepted Reagan's proposal to committee's senior members are without specifying. tee, rather than closing or narrowing to a slow start," but added that repeal the law that allows a person having to divide their time between "recently we have seen a little to exclude from income $100 ($200 benefits for one group or another, tax overhaul and a balanced-budget sunshine." for a couple) received in dividends. has actually widened them. bill, is why the panel is off to a slow "Once we see what the (final) —Voted to tax at the parents' rate For example, Reagan and start, he added document is, attention will be any unearned income (such as Rostenkowski called for repealing a In an effort to build a fire under focused on it and we will get that interest) of a child under 14 if the special tax provision that allows the committee, Rostenkowski has Few shippers chose Erie Canal army of constituents I think are for income arises from property re- banks to avoid tax on a part of their offered to accept continuation of the tax reform," Rostenkowski said. ceived from the parents. Under earnings by setting it aside in an deduction for state and local taxes, The chairman said he has no idea present law, such income is taxed at account to cover anticipated loan which Reagan wants to repeal But to get around blocked Seaway how the deduction for state and local the child's rate, which often is zero. losses. Instead of wiping out that the chairman has emphasized that taxes paid will be decided. And he — Approved a package of provision, the committee first broad- can be done only if the $150 billion commercial route. declined to predict whether the provisions tightening taxation of ened it considerably before a furious that that deduction would cost over LOCKPORT, NY. (AP) - Only a GM turned to the lightly used committee will set individual tax trusts. One section would end tax Rostenkowski was able to convince the next five years is made up few shippers, desperate for alterna- Barge Canal after a lock wall in the rates as low as Reagan proposed. benefits for Clifford trusts, which a majority to back down. The final somewhere else. tives to the blocked St. Lawrence Welland Canal connecting lakes On- Seaway, are turning to the historic tario and Erie collapsed Oct. 14. The Erie Canal General Motors Corp. resulting seaway closing has idled as used yesterday to move machinery many as 100 ships in Canada and the from Oswego to Buffalo. United States. AFL-CIO at 30 faces membership erosion Timothy Hulbert, a spokesman for But the smaller locks, shallow the state Department of Transpor- channels and height restrictions on tation which operates the New York the Barge Canal prevent all but contracts that gave concessions to The AFL-CIO is moving to start its Democratic presidential candidate, State Barge Canal, said yesterday "a small barges from bypassing the ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - As it employers. own insurance and consumer-dis- despite the disastrous showing of handful" of commercial barges are Welland logjam. * prepares to celebrate its 30th an- Another factor is the pressure of count programs while offering a Walter F Mondale a year ago currently moving west of Syracuse niversary this week, the AFL-CIO foreign imports, which has led to special credit card for unionists and The executive council approved a on the barge canal. Seaway authorities estimate re- faces a series of problems un- massive job .dislocation in heavily- for a new category of members resolution Saturday saying that the pairs could be completed and the precedented in the history of the "I would say that they're totally unionized manufacturing industries. called associates. union affiliates will act in concert on waterway reopened by Nov. 6. The labor organization — including a The union associate concept is related to the seaway closing," he "There is no evidence that trade the question of whether to make an shipping season was scheduled to sharp erosion of union membership. unionism is not serving its members recognition of the fact that there are said. early endorsement in 1988 end Dec. 15, although officials have Leaders of the labor group's 96 well, no evidence that it has suffered nearly twice as many former union "We may endorse one candidate Asked if he could provide a said they will extend it as weather affiliated unions open the feder- any real loss of membership because members in the United States, 28 ... or no" candidate, said the specific number, he said, "We don't permits. ation's 16th bienniel convention to- of disaffection of current mem- million, as there are current mem- resolution, which will be put to a record them on a daily basis." day to the theme: "Meeting the ben," says AFL-CIO treasurer bers. After arriving in Buffalo, probably vote by convention delegates "The At least one barge unable to Challenge of the Future." But recent Thomas R. Donahue. On Saturday the AFL-CIO ex- early today, the tug towing the barge key point, vital to the labor move- traverse the stalled seaway con- defeats will loom large in the Regardless of the reasons, the ecutive council passed a resolution for GM was to return to Oswego for ment, is that whatever the decision, tinued to creep along the old Erie proceedings. U.S. labor movement has lost 2.7 endorsing an associates membership a second barge filled with GM we act in unity," the resolution Canal at 6 mph yesterday carrying When the industrial unions and the million of its rank and file since 1980 category "for individuals who desire machinery. From Buffalo, 'the states. part of a stamping press for a GM old trade unions of the American and is trying to develop new to be affiliated with a union but who plant in Ohio. barges will be towed in tandem to Federation of Labor merged in 1955, Cleveland, where the cargo will be strategies to halt the erosion of its are not employed in an organized Before the last presidential elec- The Erie Canal now forms part of union members made up a third of political and economic power. bargaining unit." tion, individual unions within the the Barge Canal. When it opened in trucked 80 miles south to GM's the non-agricultural workforce. To- Mansfield, Ohio, auto plant. At least one of the new strategies Such associates would include AFL-CIO made their own endorse- 182$, it provided the first water route day, the percentage is less than 20 will emerge at this week's meeting employees who have lost jobs in ments, an approach which led to the from New York City to the Great "We're just not wide enough to percent. when 1,000 convention delegates unionized plants or had supported an spreading of labor's resources to Lakes. The canal celebrated its 180th deal with the ocean-going vessels," Union leaden blame many of their consider the concept of union as- unsuccessful union organizing drive. various Democratic candidates. But birthday Saturday, an ironic alterna- said Tom Mullaney, a canal struc- problems on newly aggressive em- sociates, non-union workers who, for Convention delegates also will in a break with tradition in October tive to the choked seaway, which ture operator at the Barge Canal's ployers and on what labor calls "the a fee, would be eligible for a range deal with political matters, with the 1983, months before the first presi- when it opened in 1969 was respon- Lockport locks 20 miles northeast of Reagan recession" of 1981-82, that of benefits through the union such as federation positioning itself for dential primaries, the federation sible for the canal's demise as a Buffalo. contributed to an increase in labor group insurance. another early endorsement of a endorsed Mondale The Register COMICS MONMV. OCTOBER 28, 1985

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Getting back with her, Cecile tells her dad Steve YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: SHREWSBURY a positive pregnancy test, Marie Kruah Oroova (A) 7 30. 9 25 SHMWSaiUftV PLAZA CINEMA I - forced her into having sex. Later Shawn promises to make Lauren a provided by thaatar opafatora Smc« movias ara RT 0 CINEMA I - intends to claim Kevin is the father. superstar. Lauren forced to accept •ublacl lo changa. II la racommandad that read- Ramo Williams (PO.-I3I 7 20. 9 40 Attar Hours (R) 7:45. 10:00 Cecile goes back on story, but Steve ara call Hw lhaalar to confirm corract tlmaa. RT. * CINIMA II - SHMWiauflV PLAZA CINEMA II - Lisa throws going-away party for sable coat from Shawn. When Paul Planty (R) 7 30. 0 4S is arrested on statutory rape School Spirit (R) 7 30. 9 20 aiWEWMHWT PLAZA. CINEMA III — Margo Tony Bennett performs at gives Lauren a raccoon coat, she MONMOUTH COUNTY RT. • CINIMA III — charges. Still on the run with Jack, ABERDEEN TOWN0HIP Swaal Draams IPO-13) 7 20. 9 35 h> (R) 7 40. B 50 the opening of Caroline's. Marsha, pretends the sable is a bargain she STRATHMORE CINIMA I — RT 0 CINIMA IV - IIDOUSM COUNTY Stacy calls Kate to assure her baby Compromising Positions (HI 7 30, 9:20 IDISOH obviously in love with Douglas, is bought for herself. Lauren, fearing Mans (PO-13) 7 25. 9 35 Johnny is fine. Curtis unable to STUATHMORI CINIMA II — MENLO PARK CINIMA I — irritated by his interest in Frannie Shawn will murder Paul, gives in to Emarald Foraat (R> 720. 030 HOWILL Jaooad Edga (R) 1 45. 3:50. 5 SO. 8 00, 10 OO curtail his attraction to Ava. Over- TOWN- MINlO PARK CINIMA II — Douglas admits to Frannie he was Shawn's order that she divorce her AilURY PARK Planty (R) 2 00. 4 40. 7 30. 140 hearing Jonathan tell Lorna he killed Krush Oroova (R| 7:20. 9 20 once married to Caroline. Barbara husband. 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Nov. 2 CALL TOLL FREE 24 HOURS/: „ killed by Abe. Richard's son Kevin Earley established her role as no longer making Max's business through 29. OCEAN - In celebration of Vet- unable to accept his father's death or Donna Beck on "All My Children" in dealings a campaign issue. Jill There is a reception for the artist eran's Day, two popular daytime 1975, when her character was a 1-800-624-1326 Sunday Nov. 3 from 3 to 5 p.m. drama actors will be making an streetwise kid with an unreputable Catching the infinite variety of the appearance at Seaview Square Mall. past. After a marriage to one of Pine sea and its shore line. Cocker has Valley's most respected doctors, and specialized in painting marine sub- Jean Le Clerc and Candice Earley a later marriage to Pine Valley's jects for 25 years. She has studios in of ABC-TV's "All My Children" will most wealthy, and possibly powerful CROSSWORD Rumson and Nantucket. Mass. She appear on the mall's center court residents, she finds her character as has achieved national acceptance of stage, Nov 9 at 1 and 3 p.m. a respected pillar of Pine Valley her work and her paintings are society, married to a long-time ACROSS included in many corporate and Le Clerc, who portrays Jeremy friend, Bennie Sago. Earley , a 1 Flows* hoMtrs private collections here and in Hunter on "All My Children," is native of Oklahoma, has appeared on ecankwcall Europe. 10R«volM currently the main love interest for Broadway in "Hair, "Jesus Chirst 14 City In NY Recently admitted into the Pen Pine Valley's most celebrated Superstar" and "Grease." 15Tootth«f and Brush Club of New York and also citizen, Erica Caine. A friend of her In musk chosen Woman of the Year by the late husband, Jeremy finds he has A talented singer with a five- 16 Silkworm Zonta Club of Monmouth County, her fallen in love with the beautiful and octave vocal range, she has ap- 17 Puatart credits include being listed in powerful Erica, a complication due peared with Margaret Whiting and p "Who's Who in American Art;" to his religious vows. Le Gere, a Julius LaRosa, and after many 19 Slran Who's Who of American Women;" Canadian, has a strong professional segments of her performing in Pine 20 Kraty- membership in the American Artist history. Reared in Montreal, and 21 School type Valley's Chateau, cut her own re- Professional League, New York; the attending the Sacred Heart Univer- 22 Happy cored album featuring her television Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club sity in New Brunswick and Quebec •xprawioni show repertoire. Other credits in- ATLANTIC STRATHMORE Inc., New York, and various art University, he has appeared in many 24 Qlob* Mellon clude off Broadway, summer stock, TWIN ..••>, TWIN •,,,.•,• organizations in New Jersey, Ver- Canadian. English and French films, 26PropartlM and national touring productions of ATLANTIC HWY 34 28 AC«».lnl mont, New York and Barbados. She plays and television shows. His Broadway shows. HIGHLANDS {ABEROEEN 30 Recondite Will also have a one-woman show at American credits include Broadway 34 Forti points Bell Laboratories, in April. productions, and appearances on Le Cierc and Earley, during their ALL SEATS $2.50 MThraafoM n two performances, will answer au- 37Wktddlr. Gallery hours at the Guild are such popular primetime series as MC.rt.ln w Tuesday through Saturday noon to "T.J. Hooker," The Devlin Connec- dience questions and talk about the COMPROMISING chicken and 1 to S p.m. Sundays. 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Travel-Transportation- 12 Hot* . 132 Auto Insurance 250 Business Opportunity 61 Price Buster 65 Instruction - 15 Income Property- 133 Auto Rent/Lease 260 Mortgages- 62 Farm Property- 134 Auto Services/Parts 270 Money To Loan 63 Real Estate Rentals TO PLACE Business Directory 64 Commercial Property _ . 135 Motorcycles.. 280 Money Wanted 101 290 YOUR Business Service • 21 Apartments . Industrial Property 136 Trucks and Trailers Houses for Rent 102 300 CLASSIFIED Arts & Crafts^ 22 Lota and Acreage 137 Autos For Sale Merchandise Rentals to Share 103 Mobile Homes 138 AD Merchandise for Sale 71 Winter Rentals 104 Cemetery Lots 139 Employment 105 READ YOUR AD CALL THE a, 72 Summer Rentals Real Estate Wanted 140 Help Wanted Male or Female Oarage/Yard Sale Furnished Rooms— 106 THE FIRST DAY ACTION-LINE Machinery For Sale— 73 Nursing/Retirement 542-1700 Rental Serviced 74 IT APPEARS! Babyslttlng/Chlld Care 52 Homes— 107 Recreational Furm Equipment 75 The Dally Register will not be re- MONDAY-FRIDAY Domestic Help 53 Commercial Rentals. 108 Boats and Accessories Auction Sales. 76 sponsible for more than one incor- 8:30-5:00

MORTHEABT NOTICE NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY NORTHEAST Separate seeled bida for for not leee than (.0%) then per Tne Zoning Board of Adjust- HEQIONAL SEWERAGE MONMOUTH COUNTY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR — PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai cent ot the amount of the Bid Borough of Eatontown. Mon- Special Transportation Rout* will ment ot Middletown Township AUTHORITY REGIONAL SEWERAGE the following Ordinance wil callure to comply wtih any item will hold a special meeting on mouth County, N*w Jersey. t>e received by the Middletown NOTICE TO BIDOCRS AUTHORITY passed on final consideration by •led In the Specifications or in- Vedneeday. Oct 30, at 8 p m in 8 Lost and Found population 14.000; budgat tSm. Township Board of Education up NUMBER t PUIL OIL NOTICE TO •IDOtRS lha Mayor and Council of the structions to Bidders may be it main meeting room al Town- ATTENTION! 110 employees Experience re- to 11 00 a m , Thursday. Novem- Notice ia hereby given that DATA PROCESS! NO MB VICES FOUND Borough of Eetontown Following caufce 'or rejection of the Bid hip Hall Action may be taken at quired In municipal manage- ber 7th, 1SS5, al the Adminis- Meted bids will be received by Man's bicycle in Fair view area • Ihird raiding and a public hear- SUBMISSION of Bids will be his meeting Peg Franmick Notice ia hereby given thai •leaee mention THE REGISTER ment, budget preparation, labor tration Building. 50 Tindall Road. the Northeast Monmouth County Owner Call 747-2743. ing at a regular meeting of Mid considered as acknowledgement Board Secretary sealed bids will be received by when replying lo a Register negotiations, paraonnai. Middletown. N J 07748 Regional Sewerage Authority al body "eld Wednesday, Oclobar >y tha Bidder that he will comply ie Northeast Monmouth County FOUND — 10/10. Mala puppy employment ad. Bidder* are required lo comp- Oct 28. 13 eo the Authority a office, 1 Highland purchasing, ate Salary nego- 23. 1885 * 20-85 uily with Chapter 127 of Public Regional Sewerage Authority ai CrOM bread mostly Weih ly With the requirements of Avenue, Monmouth Beach. New AUTO PARTS - 2 014 Urea Ilka tiable Sand reauma to: Office ot ORDINANCE CREATING. A NO Law as approved 23 June 1075. he Authority's office. 1 Highland Springer Spaniel. House A Chapter 127 Public Laws of 1075 Jersey on Tueaday. November new $40 1 pair of ranchocoil the Bueineae Admlnletrator. PARKING ZONE ON VENDORS requiring copies ot 247 Regional Notices Avenue. Monmouth Beach, New obedient trained Very friendly. (Equal Opportunity Employer) 12.1966 ai 1000 am prevailing springs for a Ford pick-up. M0 Borough Han. 47 Broad St. PiNEBROOK ROAD. EASTERLY he Bid Documents through tha Jersey on Tueaday. November Call S.P.C.A "«-«»"« Specification! and forma for time, or aa aoon thereafter aa the Call after 5 pm. 741-4696. Eatontown, NJ 07724. FROM HOPE ROAD US Mads mual first forward a NORTHEAST 2, 1965 al 10:00 a.m. prevailing bidding may be secured at the latter may be reached, for By ordar ol lha Mayor and jneck in the amount ol twenty MONMOUTH COUNTY me. or aa aoon thereafter aa the CARRIER WANTED — To dative* Office of the Secretary, 59 Tin- fumlahing and delivery of Council MARGARET L SMITH dollars (420) payable to the REGIONAL SEWERAGE natter may be reached, for AUTO — Rental lot pereon. Ihe Register In Red Bank. dell Road, Middletown. N j seven (7) month's euppry of No. BOROUGH CLERKci 28 $8 48 Borough of Red Bank. New Jer- AUTHORITY urniah eeven (7) months Dels Prepare and clean vehicles for Plnckney Road and Broad Street 07746 AUGUST T MINER 2 Fuel OH, commencing on r sey to (he Purchasing Depart- NOTICE TO BIDDERS Processing Services for the OUND — Young, long-haired, rental*. Mechanical ability areas Call Jeff 542-6660 THE Board Secretary January 1, igefl through July 31, •lack mala dog wearing collar. preferred Work on your own ment CHLORINE preparation of sewer bills and REGISTER 223 Fair Haven Oct. 28, S7» 1966, in accordance with specitl- ound on QSP 10/19/85 Gentle Must hava NJ drivers license Notice ia hereby given thai elated services commencing on An Equal Opportunity Emptoyw MICHAEL J. ARNONE. MAVOR cationa which are on file m the and beautiful orphan needs a Call 747-1212. sealed bids will ba received by anuary l, IMfl through July 31. FAIR HAVEN NOTICE Oet 26, $23™ office* of the Northeast Mon- home. Waiting lo be claimed or ZONING BOARD TAKE NOTICE that on Mon- he Northeast Monmouth County 966. In accordance with specifi- AUTO MECHANIC — FuUy ax- mouth County Regional Sew- adopted at Asaoc Humana So- CARRIER WANTED - Broad OF ADJUSTMENT day. October 2iot. 1985. the NOTICE TO BIDDERS egional Sewerage Authority al cations which are on file In the par lanced auto mechanic work erage Authority ai ihe above ad- ciety. Shefto Rd , Tlnlon Fells. Street 4 Plnckney Road Had RE BLOCK 22 LOT IS Board of Adjustment of the NOTICE is hereby given that ie Authority's office. 1 Highland dreaa. during regular business otttcee of the Northeael Mon- in a buay ahop. Qood pay 4 Bank area. Call Tha Register 383 Rivar fload. Fair Havan. N J Township of Mlddletown granted sealed bids win be received by venue. Monmouth Beach, New houra. mouth County Regional Sew- FOUND — Black and gray bonus plan. Excellent opportunl- PiaaM IBKB Nonce tnat Doctor a Uee variance to William C he Mayor and Council of the ereey on Tuesday. November erage Authority at the above ad- domeatic rabbit. Vicinity of ly Call 542-1333. 542-6660 aak for Jefi Equal Op- and Mrs Samuel Adler, owners Oertel to conduct a laminating lorough of fled Bank for ihe 2, 1965 al 10 00 a m prevailing Propoaala muat be oncloaed in drees. during regular business Tower Hill. Red Bank Catl Leslie. portunlty Employer M/F. ot the above property have ap- business on property Known as Purchase of Computer Services me. or aa aoon thereafter as ihe a sealed envelope addreeeed lo hours 747-3096 CARPENTER - HOME IM- pned 10 the Fair Haven Zoning 282 Mam Street. Belford. New or Traffic Summonses for the latter may be reached, for the Executive Director of the Proposals musl be enclosed in PROVEMENT CO. NEEDS 1 Board o< Adjustment (or a .en- Jersey Block 994, Lot 49 led Bank Police Department for urniahlng and delivery of seven Northeast Monmouth County e seeled envelope addreaaed to FOUND — Mutt puppy, appro* 6 MAN TO DO IT ALL. SIDING. •ncefit to permil Construct-On of LABRECOUE. PARSONS he year of 1966 | months supply of approx- Regional Sewerage Authority he Executive Director of ihe mo. old. Black with tan. No collar MASONARY, CERAMIC TILE. or lags Vicinity ot Ava. D Allan- AVON ft CAPPIELLO SAID bids are to be hand de imately 110.000 pounds ol and must clearly eel forth the JoMheaei Monmoulh County ETC. HIGH WAGES. STEADY a two car garage m front yard ot ic Highlands. If thla friendly property to replace Killing Attorneys for Applicsnt vered to the Purchasing Agent, hlorina delivered in 2.000 propoeed costs for the aeven (7) legionai Sewerage Authority Need extra money tor Christmas WORK 666-2626 d-iap>aaied garage THEODORE J LABRECOUE. JR pened and read in Public at the ound containers as ordered by month a euppty of No. 2 Fuel and must clearly eel forth the >uppy is yours, he i* at 32 shopping? Want a discount on 75 Wast Front Street •lunicipsi Building. 32 Mon- ie Northeast Monmouth County OH, to commence on January 1, proposed costs for the seven (7) Leonard Ave (in the rear}, eves . Christmas gifts? Sail Avon-oat Tne following variance! nave Regional Sewerage Authority, Dean applied tor Relief from Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 iouth Street, Red Bank, Mon- 1966. The bid must be accom- montrt'e Data Proceeding Ser- after 10/26. started tor aa little aa 15 and earn jmmancing on January 1. 1BB6 panied by a certified check. * average Of40% commission CARPET CLEANER — Su- cnaptar 15-3 7b 1 The current (201) 842-6400 mouth County. New Jersey, not vices for the preparation of .OST — White 4 month old Jack rough July 31. 1966 cashiers check or bid bond pay- on sales Call 787-5124 or per ienceO-Trainee, tarn $240 house has a five foot udeyard Oct 26, $6 48 eier than 3pm prevailing time, •ewer bills and related services Rueeeft Terrier puppy Ocean- Proposals must be enclosed in able to the Northeast Monmoulh 530-1613. par wewk • commieeions. MtbacH wnere a minimum of 10 November 12. IMS, no bids wilt D commence on January 1 >ort araa. Answers to 'JACK " >e accepted thru the U S Postel sealed envelope addressed lo County Regional Sewerage Sta«dy work. Call 446-3369 ft •• required Th« new garage 238 Oceenport see The bid must be accom- REWARD. Call 544-9046. BABYSITTER - Mature sitter for ' ims Bide will be received he Executive Director of the Authority aa a guarantee that it win meet the setDach require- panied by a certified check, toddler in my Mlddletown home. CARPENTER - Experienced NOTICE nd accepted only al the place orthaaal Monmouth County Ihe contract or agreement Is LOST — Lett aaan Oct. 9. Poodle ments but will be in the front cashier's check or bid bond pay- 3 or 3Vfc daya par week Non only. Tools 4 transportation re- •gionai Sewerage Authority awarded lo the bidder, that lha mix. Mala. 6-yra. old. Mad. yard Renet from Chapter 15-3 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a ible lo the Northeast Monmouth smoker, muat drive. Rat. flexible quired Call 495-1336. • designated herein id must clearly set forth the bidder will enter into an agree- ength curly black hair. Mad. 2a The new garage will be m the jublic hearing will t>e held by the bounty Ragional Sewerage hours, good pay Sand Inquires COMPLETE specification and opoeed pr-ce for the seven (7) ment therefore, and shall cause height, answers to Buddy' CASHIER - Full time/pari Urn*. tame approximate location •• »onmg Board of Adjustment of Authority aa a guarantee that if lo Bon Q478. The Register. irm of tha bid ara on file at ihe month's supply of Chlorine to the No. 2 Fuel Oil described m Wearing blue nylon collar w Experience In ticket or cashier the exutmg garage At an ac- ne Borough of Oceanpon al the he contract or agreement is Shrewsbury NJ, 07701. Borough Hall in the Borough of Nice ol Ihe Purchasing Agent. ommence on January 1, 1966 the specifications to be delivered /license attached. 787-7887. work preferred 542-7229. cessory building, the garage 2 Monmoulh St. Red Bank he bid must be accompanied awarded to the bidder, that the Oceanport, New Jersey on in accordance with Ihe specifi- Responsible women need to oc- should be incidental to trie prin- copies of which may be y a certified check, cashier's Hdder will enter into an agree- LOST — 10/23. male Lhasa CASHIER — Part time. Apply In Wednesday Nov 8, et 8 p m cations The amount to be de- casinaty care for my young child ciple bid on the same lot. in- eceived by the proepective bid- iech or bid bond payable lo the ment therefore, and ahall cause Apao, b ft w. in Keansburg person CBS Supermarket 36 stead, the garage will Da located The purpose of this hearing is posited shall be ten (10**) per- in my Mlddletown home. Call ifS upon request during normal ortheait Monmoulh County cent of the base bid but shall noi. Data Processing Services for the Answers to Toby'. Child heart- Main Street. Kaenaburg In front of the house lo consider the application of preparation of sewer bills and 957-9724 uimeis hours egional Sewerage Authority as in any caaa. eaceed $20,000 00 brohen Reward Call 495-1422. CASHIERS — Clarke. Full 4 part William B Wiae. for a variance guarantee (hat if the contract or elated services described in the The Board has aet Thursday. from the Zoning Ordinance of the BIDDERS will uie without any BANK — Proof operator Full time Will work around your greemant >* awarded lo the bid- Bida must be made on the specifications to be delivered In .OST — Gold Shell bracelet Red November 7. IMS at 7 45 P M at Borough of Oceanport with re- Iteration, amendment, or con- time Mon. 4 M 930-630. schedule Apply in pereon Buy er, that the bidder will enter into standard propoaal form in the accordance with tha specifi- 3and vicinity Sentimental value, the Borough Hall. River Road. spect to premises known as Lot ition. the Propoaal Form at- Tuaa, Wad.. Thura.. 9:30-6. Rita Liquors. Bayshore Plaza, At- n agreement The amount to be manner designated therein and cations The amount to be de- reward Call 747-5286. Fair Havan aa me time and place 22 01, Block 115. as shown on ached to the Specifications The Alternate Sat 11-4 Occasional lantic Highlands. Next lo Food- for the public hearing in this mat- the Borough Tax Map id proposal win be complete in eposited shsll be ten (io%) par- required by Ihe specifications posited shall be ten (10%) par- additional overtime. Banking ter AH interested persons may he manner designated therein ent of lha base bid but shall not. and enclosed in aealad cent of the base bid but shall not 9 Special Notices background helpful, will train. appear at the public hearing Variance or use requested >s nd required by the Specifi- any caaa. eaceed $20,000 00 envelopes bearing the name and n any case, exceed $20,000 00 BOUDOIR Shrewsbury State Bank. either m person or by attorney as follows Erect dwelling wh.ch cation it win be enclosed >n a Bids must be enclosed in teal- addraas of the bidder and the Bids muat be made on ihe PHOTOGRAPHY 642-7700. SMI 257. and be heard with regard to this does not meet minimum nebit* sealed envelope, which will ba d envelopes bearing the name name of the propoeed work on standard propose! form in tha .•.dies have a glamour portrait application able square foot requirement for ndorsed by the bidder with his nd address of the bidder and the outside addressed to Ihe manner deaignated therein and for that someone special Photo BARMAID/BARTENDER - R-5 zone Nama. Address. Phone Number, ie name ot the proposed work Northeast Monmouth Courtly required by the specifications jraphad in our studio or your Apply between 12 - 3pm. Palmar A copy ot in j Application and A permiMor the premises was CHRISTMAS an pertinent maps, drawings and nd so marked to indicate the n the outside addressed to the Regional Sewerage Authority et and enclosed In aaalad -tome. Call Arcara Art 264-9200 Lounge, Waat Keansburg denied by the Building Inspector ema for which the bid la sub- Northeaal Monmouth County the above addrees envelopes bearing the name and documents nave been filed with BOOKKEEPER — Wanted full because of the following reaaon mitted Delivery es designated m Regional Sewerage Authority at address of the bidder and ihe FREE RENTI Special Report! IS COMING!!! the Borough Clark and may be Bidders are required to comp- hme to work m Multl Retail Cor- Proposed structure does not paragraph 12. above. All bida he above address name of the proposed work on Now Available Call inspected at the Borough Hall ly With Ihe requirement! of P L porattona. Inquire Jans Luggage, contain required 1,600 square must be accompanied by a Bid Bidders are required lo comp- 803-687-6000 Ext CC 1000 Part-time) evanlnga and Sat. a.m. During regular business hours 1975. C 127 he outside addreaaed to ihe Woodbridge Center. 634-8600 feet Bond or Certified check drawn to with the requirementa of P L Looking tor aggressive people Samuel S Adlar The Northeast Monmouth Norlheast Monmouth County LEARN TO LOVE AGAIN — I'm aak for Mr. Smiglar -\m order ot tha Traaaurer of the 975 C 127 who want to make above-aver Edna L Adlar YOU are hereby notified that County Regional Sewerage Regional Sewerage Authority al D/w/F. Young 40isn With chil- lorough of Red Bank for not less aoe part-lime income Call now Oct 28. $16 00 you are privileged to be present Authority reserve! the right lo he above addrees dren Tall, very attractive, a nice BOYS/QIRLS hen (10%) ten percent of (he after 6 - theae won't last long at said neanng and prevent eny waive any informalities, in or to Bidders are required to comp. person. Looking for. S/W/D/W. MEN/WOMEN amount of the Bid Failure The Northeasi. Monmouth and all objections which you may 'elect any and all bids Bids may y with ihe requirementa of P L executive type, 40-50tsh. Due to a rapid growth, wa hava 542-4966. 228 Holmde, , nave to the granting of said vari- comply with any item Hated in tha ily Regionag l Seweragge not M 1975. C. 127 routhful male. Kind, openness, early morning newspaper coulee ance Specification a or instructions to Authority reserves the right to wlthdrewn within 60 d«ys CLEANING - Maintenance >ttBr tn Oa ol S8ld The Nor! h east Monmoulh thoughtful, sincere, family type, available IN YOUR AREA. Call NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bidders may ba cause for rejec waive any informalities in or lo * y Opening people needed for cleaning Any map* and documante for County Regional Sewerage imnted type. Tell me about 1-600-242-0650 today If you HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP which approval is being sought ion ol (he Bid eject any and all bids Bids may NORTHEAST MONMOUTH want money, prizes and extras floors in tha Shrewsbury araa. Authority reserves Ihe right to you, you do exist Learn to love Police Vehicle •re or will be on file and available t b ithdrawn within 60 days COUNTY REGIONAL Adults must have a car. 7am- 10am. Mon -Sat. Retired Notice >» hereby given that SUBMISSION of bids will be ifier the day of said opening SEWERAGE AUTHORITY re any informalities in or to again Don't be shy, this ia my people welcome. Call coiled for public inspection in the office first personal too. I've met you STAR LEDGER «1 IN JERSEY sealed Proposals will be re-or fie Borough Clerk, during the considered ae acknowledge by NORTHEAST MON"~ IMOUTI H Michael J Lyons refect any and all bids Bids may 21Sm22562 ceived by the Township Adminis- he bidder thai he will comply COUNTY REGIONAL Executive Director not be withdrawn within 60 days half-way, ihe real la easy. normal bus'naas hours ot aaid Testeful replies only Reply. P 0 BURGER KING trator. Townsh.p of Hoimdei 'or office, at least 10 (tent days prior with Chapter i127 of Ihe Public SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Ocl- 26 $?9 18 after the day of aaid opening CLEANING — Company require* Boa 616. Metawan. N.J. 07747 RESTASURANT HELP — Full or one {1} Police automobile to the hearing Law. aa approved June 23rd, Michael J Lyons NORTHEAST MONMOUTH working supervisor with knowl- NORTHEAST COUNTY REGIONAL part time, flexible houra. traa Said Proposals will De opened William B. Wise 1975 Executive Director edge of floor waxing 4 office) and read m public at the Town VENDORS requiring copies of O 28 $25 20 MONMOUTH COUNTY SEWERAGE AUTHORITY MRS. SYLVIA food, bonuses, uniforms sup- Oct 26 $15 48 REGIONAL SEWERAOE Michael J Lyons plied Begin immediately. See Cleaning Call 201-717-9363. Hall. 4 Crawtords Corner Road, the Bid Documente through the CLERK - Card ttopartmant Part Holmdei New Jersey on To rs- US Postal System muBI first for- AUTHORITY Executive Director PSYCHIC READER manager 2-6 pm. Mon-Frl. u 239 Red Bank 671-9716. time Mon-Frl 10-2:30 pin. Call day. November 7, tMS at 10 ward a check In tha amount o NOTICE TO BIDDERS OctLM $3096 Advisor on all problems ot life 247 Regional Nollcet POLYMER Tarot Cards. Aitroiogy 4 Palm Llncrott Pharmacy 741-7416 a m prevailing time MOTICt TO BIDDERS S20 payable to the Borough o BUS PERSON - Full or part Notice ia hereby given thai NORTHEAST Opan 10 a.m.-9 p.m. CLERICAL — Part time, week- Bidders ire required lo comp- NOTICE is hereby given that Red Bank. Purchasing Depart time. Apply in pereon Bui- NORTHEAST laaled bids wtll be received by MONMOUTH COUNTY days and weekends Muat ba ly with the requirements of PL. seeled bids will be received By 2104KlngaHwy.0akhurst tonwood Manor Reetaurant, MONMOUTH COUNTY he Northeast Monmouth County RECKON A L SEWERAGE Monmouth County resident Call 1975 c 127 Bul shall not. salon. Qood pay and op- BRIDGE ADVICE that the bidder wtll enter into an der. that Ihe bidder will enter mu in any caaa, exceed $20,000 00 portunities. Call 870-2266. IS Xaamcrifi ctuog - ISO agreement The amount to be an agreement The amount to be Bids must be made on the PM OSIiJm II » SOc p ( It deposited shall be ten (10%) per* deposited shall be ten (to%) per ACTIVITIES AIDE - Part time Httl $! so . Mi ucr, p | n cent of (he Dase bid Out shall not. standerd proposal form in the 19 hra. par week Exp preferred. cent of (he base bid but shall not manner deeignated therein and lU-FutlM HUM On*!*! A magician tries to fool you with suit. Partner has promised gooc in any use eaceed $20,000 00 in any case, exceed $20,000 00 IC 37 par hour, increase after 30 Bids must be enclosed m seal- required by the specifications daya plua benefits Excellent IK-Tarm cm, Famri Bids must be enclosed in seal and enclosed in sealed optical illusions, but you can do it to support for any suit you name, and ed envelopes bearing the name ed envelopes bearing the nami working condition Call Rad iu-mw.if.TM,, and address of the biddar and envelopes bearing the name and Bank Convoiecence Canter lor yourself with 52 cards. it would be a betrayal to pass when and addrees of the bidder and addraaa of the bidder and the HHaHMTl the name of the propoeed work the name of the propoeed work appointment. 741-6615. Today's South discarded a dia- on the outside addressed to the name of Ihe propoeed work on he asks you to bid. You would pass on the outside addressed to the the outside addreaaed to the ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Northeaal Monmoulh County Northeast Monmouth County mond from dummy on the first if your spades were Q-J - 10-9-x bu Regional Sewerage Authority at Northeast Monmouth County HOME OWNER SERVICE DE- laura Wheeler Regional Sewerage Authority a Regional Sewerage Authority at PARTMENT - For major builder C R the above address the above addreea C f t S spade and took the king and ace of shouldn't with five low spades. the above addreee m Red Bank Secretarial skills trumps. Then the optical illusion Bidders a'e required to comp- Bidders are required lo comp Bidders are required to comp- required plua good telephone North dealer ly with ihe requirements of P L ly with the requirementa of P L ly with the requirementa of PL manner. Salary 14K + . Sand re- got him: he decided to discard two 1975, C 127 1975. C 127 1075, C. 127 sume to Manager - Homeowner Both sides vulnerable The Northeast Mon mouth Service Department. K. Hovna- more diamonds on his high spades The Northeast Monmout Tha Northeast Monmoulh County Regional Sewerage County Regional Sewerage County Ragional Sewerage nian Co s of NJ. P.O. Box 500. Authority raaervea the right to Red Bank NJ 07701. Authority reserves the right to Authority reeervee the right to and ruff two diamonds in dummy. NORTH waive any informalities in or to waive any informalities m or to waive any informalities In or to rejeci eny end all bida Bida ma; A MORTGAGE PROCESSOR South duly cashed his high reject any and all bida Bids ma re|ect any and all bids Bids may • None not be withdrawn within 60 day For our new division subsidiary not be withdrawn within 60 days not be withdrawn within 60 days after the day ot said opening Earn and learn a new challenging spades, led to the ace of diamonds 9K952 after (he day of aaid opening after the day of said opening NORTHEAST MONMOUTr career Salary commensurate and then wondered how to get back NORTHEAST MONMOUTH NORTHEAST MONMOUTH with experience. Call Mr Yagoda OAQ107 COUNTY REGIONAL COUNTY REOIONA COUNTY REGIONAL 530-1400. to his hand. He tried the club 498742 SEWERAGE AUTHORITY SEWERAGE AUTHORlT SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Body conscious prin , Michael J Lyons Michael J Lyon Michael J. Lyons finesse, but West won and returned Eiecutive Director Another cess curvet shape suit Executive Director Executive Director that'a Ihe essence of his third trump. WEST Oct 26 $28 44 Oct 28 $3096 Ocl 26 *2fl 68 EAST SMitlion Week (lattery. Use wool crepe. • J 10974 10/14/85 - 10/21/65. That it why COULDN'T DO IT •86532 222 Eatonlown 222 Eatonlown 222 Eslontown wa are expanding. Confidential Pattern MM: Misses' VJ63 ?10 interviews with licensed real Sizes 8 lo 20. Now South had to ruff two OK43 HOTrCI estate sales people for diamonds with only one trump in OJ96 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the following Ordinance was introduced end paaeed first reading at Middletown 4 Oak hurst otticaa. *K5 the meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Eatontown held on Wednesday, October 23. Our full eef vice agency offers. the dummy and found out that it • J1063 1965 and was laid over for second and final passage at a maating ot aaid body to ba held on •Training Program Wednesday. November 13. 1965, st 6 00 p m al the Council Chambers of the Mayor and Council in Ihe •Complete Marketing Program couldn't be done. Borough Hall. 47 Broad Street. Eatontown. New Jersey, at which time a public hearing will ba held upon •Third Party Relocation SOUTH » (he seme and ail persons will ba given an opportunity to be) heard. •National Referral Service* South staked his slam on the club • AKQ Mt L Smith •Incentive Programs II N Igr uctt panirn AM SOi finesse, an even chance. He should Member of 2 MLS 1KB (HUM lor potUgt trtf 9AQ874 #22 SI C Come share In our sucese wonng tsatla draw a third trump and try the 0852 AN ORDINANCE FIXINQ THI SALARIES OF THE EMPLOYEiS OP THI BOROUGH Of BATON- Foulks diamond finesse. As the cards lie, it I Unrl rvn I rsE TCAn 1 SvV. •AQ SECTION 1. Tha annual, except where designated otherwise, salaries and compensation of the Preston MARIAN MARTIN wins, and he Is home. If the following employees of the Borough of Eatontown be and tha same are hereby fixed aa eat forth aa Realtors a71-MM diamond finesse loses, he can still North East South Wcit ANSWERING SERVICE - Loon- Pattern Oipt. 420 try the club finesse. Pass Pass 17 Pass ortion 1-1-66/12-31-65 Ing for good communicator. WIN Property a Records Officer : 112.68000 - 16.49600 train. Full or part Urne. 571-0707 Tha Daily Register When you need only one of two 47 Pass 6<7 All Pass D. spate her/Park .ng Officer — 5 years A up 17.252.00 APPRENTICE TRAINEE - Mow Dispatcher/Parking Officer — 3-4 years ... 16 590 00 pereon to manufacture * install IMBHenttraUrt WeMlkM finesses, the odds are 3 to 1 in your Dtspetcher/Parmng Office* - 2-3 yews , „ 1&21940 signs 4 Uapfaya. Woodworking Dispatcher/Paring Officer — \-2fmf 14 929 00 Nriun.MMiuw.Mtnii. favor instead of only even money. Opening lead -*J eapeffenoo rtelptul Aebury Park Dispetcher/Parking Officer — Probationary 13.509 00 9M-MOI ^ He. UN. •Mm aaMtt Members of me Police Department (including Dtsptachert. Parking Officers and Property and DAILY QUESTION A r-ocktt Guide to Bridge writ Record! Officer! who have completed five (5) years of service shall, in addition to hie salary stated You hold: *8 65 3 2

SI Htlp Wanted 51 HUpWinttd SI Help Wanted 51 H»lp Wanted fl—HtlpWntod 1 HtlpWanUd 51 HalpWanUd H tip Wanted 1 H»lpWanUd COOK - weekends, tteturday ft ;OMPIITI LAWN - o >wa DRIVER/MESSENGER — Ma|or MATURE INDIVIDUAL - REAL ESTATE SALES - Wa SECRETARY - For weekenda RACTOR-TRAILER DRIVER - IYSITTER — Middietown lOMland bind law (Irm la aeek - HOLMDEL — Expectant mother Needed to care for children 2 3 Sunday. •"•" nursing home. 2 positions available for A dMn-up. No |ob loo ot 2 needs lop-noich. concert- Apply In person. Garden BUM and 2 weekdays. For active real imum S years experience roman warned 10 babysit in my i mmUl work. g •liable Individual to trana- days per week. 4 hra. par day ed aatsepsopla increase estate offtoe Typing thills 4665 ome tor 5 year old. Call arttff «rt S ol Its directors Irom the ttous, hard-working house- Inquire A71-44M alter flom Manor Nursing Home, 1i Van your potential te» Derrsh As- M« t. »MM. keeper A non-smoker who likes Brackle Read. Hotmdet pteaasni phone manner and 7-6711. CONVERTEitc •71-4772R ,CHANG I E UP PER- ioutn Jersey area to and from Shrewsbury. 741-133* oood appearance a must Real .NDINQ ATTENDANTS — Na- work. Day hourt will be spent children. Must be able to cook. MAZDA PICK-UP 1M4 - SES. ABY8ITTER — In my home 2 SON — Local cable co In need clean 4 drive. Trial period of 1 11.000 mllee 14.700. Call attar 6 PART TIME Reel Estais Sales •stele experience helpful bui not n food company Is looking for 3l individual to rtmovf detective working lor the firm aa a meea- War eftouae pecking I or pan time employees in the 0hts per week Own tranepor- angar. Full banaflia, lull time day/week to be extended to 3 or pm •420U2 NANCY KOO lon needed Middteiown area. :ab>e tv equip, from subscribers more days/week Bend inquiries, CeH4»3-44tt 5JO-0900 ffwood 1 Mlddletown areas 'lomii Mull poutu valid N.J. land raauma to Hannoch ood atarting pay A benefits 2-6082 Veraman 4 Backer Farm Road, ref's A compensation require* PART TIME - To aaalsl Parkway lOt Uncrofl SECRETARY — Red Bank jmer license & b« able to load msnlaio Housekeeper, BOH 125. MEDICAL ASSISTANT all 483-3060. For more intor- SPENDABLE — & tovmg jp to to 70 lbs. No experience Roeeland. N J 070M Attaniion Opnlhalmlc axp. helpful but will Pharmlel. No experience. Apply Financial Planning Firm, axe auon . Pl NJ 08159 in person mornings. Kalalns typing and communication ikilla woman to care lor 5 year old boy nwMuiy will train however L.n.o. train. Rapty P.O. Box 48, AITERS/WAITRESS - Bar Matawan home afternoons •lectrlcal aptitude preferred. Ap- Matawan, N.J07747. Drug Store. 192 Shrewsbury REAL ESTATE SALES req Steno and W/P skills a defi- DRY CLEANING PRE88ER - Ave. Wed Bank. at us show you how to Improve nite) plus Flexible hours, saisry ndsrs. cooks, dish A bus ring school vacattona. Muat plications eooepted at. Slorer lima position with benefits pe Ceil 672-1251 After 1 own irsnsportstlon 1 refer- CaMe. 403 South St . Eatontown, HOST/HOSTESS - Apply In MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Buy our income New modern ot- commensursie w.lh sxpen«nc» Mual be quality minded a de- doctors' office EKQ eMperlance PART TIME - Carpel atore oomptotefy oomputariied Must be pleasant and willing lo m Ask for manager s Call 583 6546 N.J. E.O.E. M/F pendable. Call Aatra Cleaned person Qertrude Brown's Res- Mlddlelown area looking for taurant. 1202 Sycamore Avenue. preferred. Saturdays only, can Members of 3 mullple Hating ear. work Call 842-4920 AITRESS/WAITER — Ex- ESPONSIBLE PERSON— With 264-4144. 741-3603. aloe* paraon ft general mainten- tees plus Data Realty Network COUNTER HELP — Wanted Tlnton Falls. SECRETARY - General office ience only Apply In person anaporianon to aupervise chti- Betty I'lM Oteeners. M2-5252 ance of store. Call Carpet CapHoi teeidentlal and comarclal sales EARN EXTRA MONEY 747-4040. work and general ledger hors Point Inn. 3360 Hwy 35, Mon-Fn. 2 30-5.30. Csll HOUSEKEEPERS - For lovely , >eopte wanted for Sea Qin, eitet 29-1482 after 6. C0UNTERPER80N - En- 3 hours a day, S days a week. new mow. Cotta Nock. Call I MESSENGER — Part Time. Must Aiddletown and Fair Haven of- bookkeeping 35-hour m pafienced, lor auto rental. Full Call 7M-91M. 577-1515 Mon-Fri. Bern-Spin I have own car. Reliable. Leave Call for information Salary SB fl7» p* annum. piUa AITRESS/WAITER - Dell per- TTER — Needed 5 days Ap- lima employmeni. Call Budoel saaaoa at S45-93M. Muat live PART TIME — Insurance office, 448-5400, all interviews con- benefits, information and appli- n. FulMime, pan-time Ideal 0x3.30-5 30 Responsible H S Rent-A-Car. M2-SM0. Aak Tor EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI - HOUSEKEEPERS - For lovely Red Bank area some experience neoeaaary. CaH dentlel. cations availabls st Borough ol r ssmor citlienswilh reataursnt udsni acceptable. Red Bank Mr. Weflen or Mr. Wall. MOO.00 per 100. Guaranteed new motel in Cons Neck. Sat. i 495-1706. Little Silver Admimstrsior i Of- xpenencs Breakfast cook. Sidsnt preferred 642-1536. N EN Sun. Call 577-1515, Mon-Frl be- MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER fice. 460 Prospect Ave , Little Sil- CUSTOMER SERVICE - Estab- Experience/N tween 9am a 3pm. MECHANIC MOON LIGHTER — ver, N.J., between the hours of 9 art-time 291-4161 llihad Mall Order Record Club Sales. Details send sett-ad- Adult or College Student with re- Extensive work on BMW, Muat REAL ESTATE SALES a m. and 5 p.m weekdays Sat- need* experienced paraon to dressed stamped envelope: INDIVIDUAL - To learn auto and able vehicle wanted to deliver be reasonable. 670-1612. Actlva ofllca or*i training, pro- urti**: Sunday and holiday* •• 3 Domestic Help handle member complalnta. De- ELAN VITAL-516. 3418 general glass trade Company he Register to customers In rwni. and guaranteed floor cepted. Applicsiions close at 4 BYSITTER - Responsible paid benefits Vacation and Hol- Manalapan- Freehold area. For DENTAL ASSISTANT — Thurs- Want to be a carrier? tail oriented and good at follow Enterprise Rd, Ft Plarce. Fl. ma lor agraselva. heidwortlng . Nov. 1, 1985 Mr York A' - <•• Pori Monmouth man to care for teacher! 3 up Dultee Irwlude heavy phonag, 334B2 idays Atlantic Qlaaa Co. 21more information call 542-8880 day. Friday. Red Bank area. Call dividual. MeJfned Raalty. onth infant in your home or Mapiy Ave. Red Bank. 542-eSS4.Equsl Opportunity 747-3648 corraapondanca, account look EXCELLENT INCOME - For 3»-4»00 SECURITY — Full-time, under- Call 542-8880 Mon to Thurs. up via CRT entery. Apply Musical Employer M/F. PART TIME WORK - Near your cover, plainciothss datectivs foi 4.30pm Csll 747-7966. Deri time home assembly work INSTALLER — Local cable co. In .iCEPTIONIST/QUY QAL FRI- large retail store Exc benefits a The Register Heritage Society, 1710 Hwy 35. For Info, call 504-M1-BO03. Ext. need ot parson to perform resi- MUSTANG 197S - Auto. PS/PB. home supervising newspaper Oak hurt! or phone Mr. Ploiner. AY - Edison optometrist, full work conditions Apply in person Ask lor Chris XPER1ENCED HOUSEKEEPER 7275. dential A apartment cable tv in- A/C. AM/FM case, sun roof. carriers In the early morning ma. Monday thru Friday. Send 530-7000 lor Interview hours You win oversee the car- onry to Ntcholt. Rt. 34 ft Lloyd Equal Oppl y Employer M/F References 2 or 3 dsys (8 00 stallation. Must possess valid Oood condition. Asking 12,700. eeponea to Box 0460. The Rd, Aberdeen. EO.E Mr house 9am - 3pm. Call FACTORY HELP - On cut t fold NJ drivers license & ability lo Call aflat 5 pm 495-1444. riers delivery, salee and collec- CUSTOMER SERVICE REP. lachine First shift. We will train. Register, Shrewsbury NJ 07701. Want to be a carrier? 41-B239 handle loads up lo 70 lbs. Ex- tion activities. Permanent poa- SECRETARY - For isw office Near Ocean Blvd in Leonsrdo Local cable co. in need ol cue- Call Arrow Woven Label Co. parlance preferred but not lUons are available in the areas ECEPTIONIST — Switchboard 70 w.p.m. Non-smoker. Qood »R0EN WORK — A House lomer service paraon to work Marlboro. 790-9555 nacaasary. will train. Appn ot Cast Keaneburg, Mlddlatown. 3 lines. Light clerical. All com- salary ft benefits Submit resume Cad 542-8880 inianance m Mlddletown %4 •wing shift dispatch hour a atlons accepted at: Storer UTOE9 Freehold, Red Bank. Call toll tree pany paid benefits. Woodbrldg« to P. O. Box 361, Rumson 07760 •r hour. Weekdsys or week- Hours will be Tuee-Fri 12:30 pm 1 •600-242-0660 or 677-4222 The Register to • pm. Sal 1:30 am to 6 pm. sble, 403 South St.. Esionlown. imm. Chrysler Credit Corp Call ndi. Call 671-6177 FACTORY HELP - On cut & fold E.O.E. M/F. • Mr. Templeton, 750-0200 SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - Ask lor Chria Poaltlon involves heavy tele- machine. First shift. Wa wtll train, For busy Chiropractic Office Equal Oppl y Employer M/F OUSEKEEPER — Tired Of phone a customer contact. Light Call Arrow Woven Label Co. NSIOE — Salesperson. You can 'ABT TIME ^4 PART TIME Good clerical akllls Mon ousa work? Not enough hours clerical duttaa alao aaaigned WAREHOUSE HELP- No ex- riboro 780-0555. nave a career with Sherwln WH- ATTENTION! Counter help. Flexible hours 9:30-6:30. Tues 2 30-7 30 Wed perience needed Apply Muucts the day for sll your errandi Computer knowladge helpful, by fulfilling our need tor an Call 642-9641 9:30-7 30. Fri 9 30-6 30 Sat 9-1 et ma hslpl All types of house but not necessary Applications FACTORY HELP — Light manu- Hsntage Society. Hwy 35. Osk side salesperson. In this pot- Please mention THE REGISTER Call Mon. Wed. or Frl. 671-3234 "urn ork done. Rsssonable rates, accepted si: Storar cable, 403 facturing company will train. on, you will assist CuStomsrs REGISTERED NURSE — nd SKcsllent references Call South St.. Eatontown. N.J. E.O.E. Must be 18 or older. Apply when replying to a Register -11pm. Shift. Excellent fringe SERVICE STATION ATTEND meir decorating needs. employment ed. ATTENTION! WAREHOUSE PERSON- - To erme 67 1 -8746 after 6pm Suburban Aluminum Co. omi to Sherwln Wllllsms for a mstits. Apply in person. Atlan- — Part time. Salary baaec work for publisher in Atlantic Leonardo, 291-3300. iood ssiary, excellent benefits, Hlghlsnds Nursing Horns 6 on experience, tn Red Bank Ca Highlands Bright beginner con OUSEKEEPER - 1 day per DELIVERY PERSON — Wanted. NURSES Please mention THE REGISTER Mlddletown Ave. Atlantic Hlgh- Frank 747 6207 '•ak References required CaH FACTORY — Help. Small manu- nd career advancement 1320 sidsred snd or hssllhy retiree Must have own car. Apply in per- wy 35. Mlddlelown. 071-2575. when replying to a Register ands NJ Mon -Frl 9sm-4pm. person welcome. Full or par 47-1510. son. Danny a Pizza. Little Silver facturer, located In Marlboro, NURSING employment ad. SERVICE TECHNICIAN - O needs full time help Good atari- OE. M/F. RESTAURANT HELP — Waitsra, burner with some air condition lime hours available Moderate HOUSEKEEPER - Pleasant STUDENTS waltreaaes, dishwashers, ssnd- ifling required Call 872-1441 DELIVERY PERSON — For phar Ing pay + overtime. Call PART TIME mg Old established Co. Un woman tor light housekeeping, macy. Flexible hours. No weak 431-3121. w-ch person. Call after 3 pm. lorms ft good company benefits nd driving children to snd from RN'S & LPN'S M/F Earn IS per hour. No experience __ ner Corporation an Aircrai •ndt Call Mlddlatown Pharmacy JANITOR 2-5622 Call Ed McQrath. 291-3200. Galley product manufacturer ha ocal activities 2 30 - 6 30 pm. S5 for interview 671-2121. FILE CLERK — 5 Day week All 0 work part time mornings In NURSES AIDES necessary. Mornings 9em-1pm >er hour References required benefits Apply In parson. HOMEMAKERS or Afternoons 1pm-Spm. (IS RESTAURANT HELP M/F —SEWINQ MACHINE OPERATOR immediaia openings for welders 63S13 DELI WORKER — Full or pai axial area Call 809-824-6250 Cooks, dishwashers, 4 busboy Must be experienced with MIQ I McQIoln Buick, 888 Shrewsbury etween 5 & 6 pm. HOUSEKEEPERS ft LIVE-INS tobe available flurry) Call — Wanted (or upholstery work lime Experience helpful. Phone Ave. Tlnton Falls. M/F 747-6600 and thg l hift ilbl Will train. Cell 530-5741 TIG type welding We ofisi 54 Situations 747-0782 between 8 am-1 p.m. JANITORIAL SERVICE Full or part-time, needed tor -0602, 7am-7pm. ask for complete fully paid benefit pack Nest sppearance. Northern Monmouth Area. High PART-TIME NEWSPAPER chef or manager, SHEET METAL INSTALLER - age & good working conditions Wanted Female DELIVERY PERSON - M/F, tor Call 767-2094 >ay, no fee, Call tor interview at HOME DELIVERY Experience only. Oood pay ai Apply in person at Larmer Corp Howsr shop Also must assli WAITER/WAITRESS — Full or People Cars. 244 Broad St, Red Sunday only. 5 30-8 am. Estab- benefits Year found work Ca 625 Induslrail Way Wast. Eaion •hop, wnen not driving, part time pan Urns, days Apply to the Pen- ITCHEN PREP - Counler per- Bank. 530-1888. 600 Union Ave.. lished routes. No collecting 787-6034. town. 8 am to A pm. but slaady. Apply in paraon insula House. 1049 Ocean Av- son, Experience preferred. Day Must hsve car. 747-2143. Spiwak Florist. IJ Avenue ol 2 enue. Sea Bright. Aak for Pam r eves. Full or psrt time, Rt. 71. Bnalle 528-9432. Free- SALES SPEECH CORECTIONIST - WELDERS - All position Rivers. Rumaon 842-0674 anny's Plua. 642-5505. hold, 431-1666. Certified, full time, preschoo years experience semi-auto ABOVE THE REST FULL TIME — Salee. No ex- program. Union Beach School islic. MIG. stick, benefits, pe IN CHILD CARE penence necessary. Wa will LANDSCAPE CREW HELP NURSES AIDE — Part Ume PART-TIME CASHIERS weekends. 7am 3 ft 3-11. Call District. Call 264-3173. isnent Apply Lyco. Inc. S Your child Should be content, DELIVERY train. Looking for a career, like j< planting & conatructlon hsppy snd wsll-csred for whlls working with people. Apply in ews. Some experience helpful, 542-4700 between 8,30am ft Eves. Sat. AM STOCK Vsnderburg Rd Msrlboro People with cars, for light de- 4.30pm work I im a Fair Haven livery. Full or pan lima, top pay. person. American Lumbar. Hwy r a willingness to learn. Must be Enjoy working at our ladies and STOCK/SALES 52 Babysitting- mother who can do all of ins Apply. Birch Associates, c/o H & 35, Mlddletown, hyttcally fit & have a good dnv- NURSES AIDES — Certified. Greal opportunity to earn from mens designer fashion stors We E J Rot>.rU B Hlghwv 36 above! 3 years experience in fl Block, 10 W. Front Si, Red ng record. Call 462-5190 after Male/Female. Needed for week- $75 lo I15O weekly in our tele- hsve openings for full and part , E. KMMburg Chlld Care child care with TERRIFIC refer- Bank. ORDERLY - 3-11 shift $5 06 lo pm. . phone salee program. Conve- SUrt. Excellent benefits. Apply in ends. All shifts. Ssiary $6.37 per Ume, salee, cashiers and stock BABYSITTER — Mature woma ences! Call B42-B507 hours. Incrsaae after 30 daya. niently located Shrewsbury ot positions. We offer many DENTAL ASSISTANT — Some person Atlantic Highlands Nurs- ANDSCAPE — Help. Some ex- flee. This la Ideal for: STUDENTS wanted to babysit infant A ft J — Cleaning & ironing ser- experience necessary. Wanted ing Home, 6 Mlddlelown Avenue. perience in construction and Differential for night shifts Call company-paid benefit a, near my Wast Long Branc Red Bank Convalescent Center Homemakera ncludlng: $4.00 per hour + bonus vice We nave the time it you full time, for private Red Bank Atlantic Highlands. N.J. Mon-Frl. lanting hslptut. Csll 741-9096. home. Mornings Mon thn " dont. Csll ALica 767-1096 or ares practice. SoriQanlsi office 0 am to 4 pm. 741-8615 Mon thru Frl. Students, 16 yrs. & over Excellent starting salary Pleaaant phone work from ou fiefe 571 9343 ANDSCAPE DESIGN — and m-2pm. Flexible schedules office aher school. Apply Blrc Jan me 787-7292 bencftta. no evenings. Reply to Anyone Bo* Q47B. The Reglstai GARDENER — Experienced, (or onslrucuon. Firm needs full -Mindly atmosphere Associslaa. c/o H A R Block 1 BABYSITTER - Responsib BABYSITTER - Csring mothsr Rumson estate. Please send re- ne supervisors Experienced NURSES AIDES — And or- who has a need tor extra income Clothing discount West Front SI. Red Bank loving person lo care lor our Shrewsbury NJ 07701. derlleB- Full and part time pos- will babysit full time si my sume to ' Box Z-479 The Regis- id good driving record a muat. Hurry, these won't last long. Cat WE HAVE 40 POSITIONS young children lull Ume in i Mlddlelown horns Call opsslary Call itions availabte on all three shifts. after 6 p.m.. Diane. 542-4966 STUDENTS - Taking appli Keyport home. Call 739-0402 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Fo "^ Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701. Good aalary and company ben- AVAILABLE, so apply in person cations for after school and 747-2750 active oral surgery practice. We GAS ATTENDANTS — Part or efits. May apply at: Cllflslda The Register weekends Apply in peraon. Pro BABYSITTER — In my home »• BABYSITTER - Ltncroft - are looking for a mature-minded full Ume for Red Bank Texaco Health Care Center. CHffwood Equal Oppty Employer fesalonal Pharmacy. 134 Broad 2 children. Please call 291-90! Sunnysids Rd Mother will give responsible individual The poa* Must be 18 Apply Hailet Ton PAPER HANDLER - Needed """ANNIE SEZ SI.. Red Bank, 12-6. after 6. 872-0214 TLC to infant. Excellent rafersn- ition requlrea occasional surgery aco, Pools Ave 4 Rt 35. Landscaping Planting Assist Hailet area. Tuesdsy thru Salur 490 Broad St ces. Csll 747-6324. assistance. Salary A benefits ex rivers llcenes Experience OIL TRUCK DRIVER - Preferred Shrewsbury NJ BABYSITTER - Part tim QET-READY-PERSON - For r day 10 am to 4 pm. retired per Steady hours Matawan area cellent 5M-7M8 eterred. Oood pay for good Bayshora area person. Call son welcome. Cat! 965-7432 E.O.E. M/F SUBSTITUTE CALLUS WE CAN HELP YOU! - auto rental Must be over 21. 'Oductlvlty Call 291-2925. 566-1943 Transportation not necessar Alterstlons. bsby clothss, mak- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — Sec nave valid Drivers Licenae Full RN M/F — Part-time. 3-11 ehtft. MOTOR ROUTE DRIVERS Reliable leen ok. Call after 7 pi PART-TIME — Need people with COCKTAIL WAITRESS —»•_.. Adults with reliable vahicli ing your cushions, plain drapes, retsry. Insurance experience time employment 30 hours per only. Tues. Wed. Sun, 5.30-9 30 Geriatric experience required. 566-3276 pockstbookt, nems. throw necesaary. Light typing t book- week plus overtime Call AWN LANDSCAPE — Workers spare tlmt.flex. hrs. Ideal for Apply in person. Eatontown Con- wanted to substitute on molo e pu Horns makar, retiree. Earn up to Frl ft Ssl. 6 pm to 11 pm. Call fo routes in BABYSITTER - Mature lifter f cushions, ths lot. made to fit. Call keeping Muat be able to deal 842-6600 eeded for lawn landscape t-jsl- appointment 842-3111. valescent Center. 139 Orant 530-574V ess. Experience preferred but $75-1100 wk 264-3244 or Ave., Eatontown 1. Lmcrott-Holmdel toddler in my Mlddletown horn effectively with public. Celt 756-0947 3 or 3'i days per week N< 842-5005 GLAZIER - Experienced. F ot necessary Call after 6 pm PHOTO — Experienced Bales a 2. Coin Neck CAPABLE NURSES AIDE - Da- paid pension plan B/C. B/S. Life 91-0351. film processing sss'stant. C RN - LPN — Full time position 3. Manslspan-Freehold •moker, own trans. Ret- fismo sires caring for me elderly Call DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — FUII ins , holiday & vacation, Atlantic 563-6650 available on 11 30 - 730am shift, For more information hours, good pay. Send Inquiri 747-2877 TEEL RULE — Ola mailing PART-TIME - Need people with to Box O476. The Regis is time REd Bank 1 year exp a Glass Co.. 21 Maple Ave . Red spare Ume.flax. hrs, Ideal tor ease call tor appointment 542-4000. eat 267 or 583-5210 must 741-1082. Bank. ompany has training positions 671-0177. Hill Top Nursing Shrewsbury NJ. 07701. QUALITY CHILD CARE — By pen. Paid training, good stari- Home maker, retiree Earn up lo PHONE WORK home. SUPERINTENDENT — AssiStan mothsr of 2 with mailers in DENTAL ASSISTANT - Recsp- GOVERNMENT JOB OPENINGS ng salary with excellent per- $75-1100 wk 264-3244 or super position avail Lg garde BABYSITTER — Full t soctsl work ft experience with 756-0947 Pleasant telephone work from tlonlst. Wa need a mature and DAILY — For Information In your odicai raise reviews and ben- our office, day or evening. Salar apt complex, Old Bridge Twp Mature, reliable, expenen* children infants, pre-school & responsible person for our prac- area and nationwide, call today flts Call 739-4653. between 9-1 PART TIME plus bonus. Apply BIRCH AS Applicant must be sole to per peraon for 2 small boys in m school-sged Also hourly day sit- tice. The position oftera good 805-654-1722, axt. 3304 2-5 Machine shop or wood SOCIATES. c/o H A R Block, t form general maintenance A rs dlatown home. Musi hav ting Bssaonable Flexible hours atarting ssiary with advancement hop At. but not necessary Waal Front St.. Red Bank. pair. Expd husbsnd & wif transportation and ref. Cs 566-7495 between 7ft 9p m (or the right person. We will train GROUNDS — Building malnten ?MEDICAL SPECIALISTS. LEGAL preferred. 1 bdrm apt t salar 671-7402. lha right individual Call ance person needed to care lor CLERKS, and COOKS-no ex- + medical insurance 566-556! CHILD CARE — Young energetic IQUOR CLERK — Full or pad perience, we train. Earn great PIZZA PERSON — Nights. ML BABYSITTER - Pick up boy 741-2771 Of 922-3028. after •man estate snd office buildings hsve experience. Apply in per ATTENTION! btwn iiam-3pm loving mom will watch your chil- 6pm. m Southern Middlesex ft North me. Experience preferred, but pay * $5,040 Qi BUI + 110,000 school 3 00. take home, babys dren in my Mstawan home Ex- ol necessary. Apply st. Buy-Rile student loan repayment. Csll for son LuMI's Ptuerla, 477 Middl until mother or housekeepe ern Monmouth County's. Pull Road, Haxlet. SUPER MARKET HELP - cellent references Call 563-4808 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full or time position with benefits iquora, 172 Newman Springs interview. 747-2211. Other jobs mention THE REGISTER time baggers & cashlsrs i gala home Mon.-Fn 946-9042 sfter 5 30 pm Owner has all necessary equip- Rd., Red Bank. available "AMERICANS AT PLUMBER - Minimum 4 year when replying to a Register Hions available Eves & weaken part ume Experience preferred employment ad. BABYSITTER — Reaponsib with X Ray llcenes. Call ment Please, only concentious, THEIR BEST Prior service may experience in Jobbing ft remold houra. Apply m parson Acm CHILD CARE - LINCROFT hard-working. sail-motivated LOCAL CONTRACT CLEANING apply. NJ NATIONAL GUARD If person needed to wstch 3 ch (CYPRESS HILL) Mom will give 842-7855 COMPANY — Looking for full- ing a muat Helper minimum SALES PERSON - For Retail Msrksts. River Rd . Fsir Haven o dran. 2 school-age. 2-3 days per persona apply. Send reaurne. no answer call 8OO-792-639O years sxperience Steady wor photo shop. Full time * Satur- Newman Springs Rd , Lincrofi TLC lo your child Full or Psrt DENTAL ASSISTANT — Im-rets A compensation require- ima supervisor Must have mini' week, in my home 6am-3pi time Excellent References mum of 2 yre. exp. and tranapor- Csll 531-0694. day*. Will tram. Oood si dealing 405-1311 mediate employment 26 hour ments to Grounds msirtlenartce PART-TIME - Custodian warvh with public. 747-2273 aak lor SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - Call 747 5696 weak. Expedience preferred but Box 125. Psrlln, NJ 08150 atlon. Black Seal license PLUMBER - Minimum 4 yaaf Evenings starting 4 p.m. + i preferred Call 1-000-392-6046 ed 20 hours s week, $3 50 per Jackie. not necessary. Call 264-3963. hour. Afternoon work available. experience For growing com and houra. Permanent Intern GROUP TEACHER Aibury Call Mr. Zullo. 542-4000. Ext. party. Call 741.HM Turn your spare time Into cash. Ing. Bonus 6. profit shai 51 Help Wanted 51 HtlpWanttd DISHWASHER - a Kitchen help. Park area. AA degree. IS credits MAIL - Room clerk. Driver's Full and part ume SALES AND 462-0667 Full or pan time. Apply In person 205. The Regiater. Equal Op- or more In early childhood 2 yra icenee essential. Diversified portunity Employer. PLUMBER ft PLUMBERS HELP STOCK positions available, flex- SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Psnlnaula House. Sea Bright axp. working with pre-tchoo duties Csll 549-5400. ible hours, no experience 842-2100. ER — Must have experience — 3pm. shtft A rnidntQrit shi children 966-7736. * NDIVtDUAL — To learn lo man- PART TIME - Waitress, waiters. plumbing. Benefits available needed. Must be 16 years old Flex, hrs , exp prsf but not n« Lunch ft dmer Must be 18. Call Apply in person al Branch MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES DISPATCHER — Part-time, tor GROUP TEACHER - Freehold age service busineas. Company- Csll Bob at 583-2981 after 7pm Muat be dependable. 74I-47OC Taxi Service Apply in person paid Blue Cross/Blue Shield, lite 291-0633 Brook. 370 Hwy 36. Hazlet NJ. The Register has an opening for a District Sales area. 15 credits or more in early REPORTERS — Needed to cove SWITCHBOARD — OperalOi Middieiown Yellow Cab. 55childhood. 2 yra axp. workinf nsurence. penalon plan, va- PART TIME - Aide tor Nursery Manager in its circulation department. Longwood Ave.. Mlddlelown. to cation, md holiday! Atlantic School. Creative, energetic per- municipal government meeting No experience necessary Mon i pra-school children SAL This entry level position involves supervising youth a.m.-4 pm Saa George. Qlass Co. 21 Maple Ave. Red son to work with 6-9 yesr olds. for The Daily Regiater Some ex WE WILL TRAIN Tuea.. 6 Wad.. 3-9. weeksnd -7736 parlance neceeaary. Payment 3-11. Call 671-9200. carriers in Ihe areas of sales, service and collec- DISHWASHER — Monday thru Bank. 2-6 pm Call 787-7000. par article. Please don't ca you for a career In Real Estate Friday and evenings. Call HAIR CUTTERS Send resumes and work earn We provide complete and com- TEACHER ASSISTANT — Hig tions. We provide training and an excellent com- 741-7196. PART TIME - Dental Hygtentlsyg t pies lo Jane Foderaro. City Ed prehensive training. Learn all Ihe school grsduate Expenenc pensation package. We are interested In agressive Manager Operators Management Trainees details at our Career Nigh with young children Ca DISHWASHER - Light kitchen Fantastic opportunity lo manage |M dadays eek to atariatari . Excellent tor, Box O-406. The Daily Regu individuals who have prior sales/or supervisory National corp. will be holding a salarl fty At to the right applicant. All ter. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. Thursday. November 7. al 7 330 O66-7736. work. Bam-3 30. Mon.-Frl. Edle's new upscale salon ir pra-screantng for mgmt poi- We're Equal Opportunity Em P.M. Reserve your sear experience Luncheonette. 164 Rumson Rd . Shrewsbury Great salary, com tlons. Starting salery of 124,000 replys contidantisl Write to Bor TOYOTA CELICA GT 1978 — O-481 The Register. 1 Regists plovers M/F. 946-9760 Sun roof. 5 apd. 67.000 mile Littla Silver mlaaion A benefits Call con after training. Must be ambitious Plaza, Shrewsbury. N.J077O1. CENTURY 21 EJnblnder Realtors To Apply contact fidential 481-3236. neat in appearance snd of good Qood condition. $3,600 or be DOMESTIC LIVE-IN — Duties In- character Sm Offices Serving offer Call 767 2430 Brian Banach clude Isundry. servlng/clesn-up HAIR DRESSERS — W/ or w/0 PART TIME REAL ESTATE Monmouth County of meals, osnersl cleaning of loMowlng Also assistants, ir Warehouse packing You ve thought about It. Leta ti TRAILER ft TANDEM DRIVER 542-4000 Ext. 287 nouse, mlacetlaneoue errands, Matawan Also space for mam Apply for pte-screening al Hilton CaH 493-4499 about it now. Our office is one SALES PERSON - Part Ume. — Full ft part time. Mutt be e nn 700 Hope Rd.. Tlnlon Fails the top 4 in the Red Bank area Flexible hours. Exc. payft con - penanced with 6 & 10 speed and of three chil- cunsl. 583-1465 or 727-1491 ditions. The Royal Box, 46 Broad dren. 44 hours. 5'4 dSVS, ssiary NJ, Exit 105 of QSP. Mon, Oct PART TIME - Pay those holldsy We are busy We need you. Exc b-anamiaaiona- Call 254-779B 583-5210 ii $193 20 Free room and board. HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING 28. 10AM shsrp. Ask for M training, motivation and gulf St., Red Bank. — installer* No experience bills stsrt $5/hr work In your part Three month experience re- 3owman time, days, eves, weekends. ance available. We current!) TRAINING quired Report to. New Jersey neceasary Will train hard works have 7 Million-Dollar Associate SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — 10 Must be 16. Will train Work wilh a.m. to 6 p.m. 12-month position Job Service. 46 E Front Si. Red with good attitude. Must have MARINA our local team. 591-0593. Need 3 momoree. Experiencep d o PAID ON-THE-JOB trans. 495-3663; Cll R Applicant must possess or be Bank. NJ, O77OV J.O. Seeks hslp with winter storage beginner. Call Rogerer.. NO «Kp«fitnc« (Bquirod A 0658046 NO FEE CHARGED Call 642-0644 PART TIME - Retail sales help CENTURY 21 COZEN eligible for Black Seal Boiler 27. call 201 750-5 HOMEMAKERS — Why not gs needed Dally 9:30-1.30 ft ENS. Realto License Starting salary $10,064. tOanvSpm Man Wad paid for wrist you do best? Horns MASSEUSE. FEMALE — Par Independently 0wned/0pe*ala< PART TIME — Van driver tor 1:30-5:30. Thurs ft Frl nights >13 Rival Rd Fall Hava pro-rated. Full health ft sick Have Car or Van cleaning service in Middlatown time, evenings, will train. Car as leave benefits. Starting date as school run. Approximately 4 area 842-9022. 5 30-9, Sun noon-5. Apply at 741-7M* hours bally »5 to per hour. SUrt semlal. J'O per hour 936-6068 Kinkles Depl Store. 44 Apple St. soon ae posalbls. Apply before at once. Apply in paraon. 9-5. HORSEFARM - Experience MATH TEACHER - Secondary Tlnton Falls. REAL ESTATE/CAREER NlQH Nov. 15. 1985. and need a Job? Murphy BuB Service. 59 Long- part time. Afternoon help Leave math csrtiflcation. Part tlrrx Tuesday October 29, 7:30 pm Highlands Elementary School Swimming Rtvar Road, Llncro Naveeink Avenue ROUTE DRIVERS wood Ave.. Mlddletown. message Call 291-0755 days Send resume lo The Union PART TIME — Contractors help- Here's work for you. Load your auto with Beach Adult School, care of er, Immediate Flex hours. Ex- Call tor reaervstiona ERA Lin Highlands. N.J. 07732 Donald Fotey. Florence * Ed perience msesurss salary) The croft Realtors (201) 672-1476 WANTED newspapers and take them to our car- 51 Help Wanted mpnda Ave . Union Beach. N J Home Expert* lr>c 787-5327 747-3939 Eves 747-452 An Equal Opportunity/ SI Htip Wanted To deliver the Register Real Estate Holmd Affirmative Action Employer riers. Excellent job for semi-retired or «arly mornings to ou 51 HtlpWanttd 51 HtlpWanttd Yea wa are hiring 6 7 1-883 SEAMSTRESS - Full time. person out work in need of a job. Call Why not join America's #1 to drapery or related experience carriers. Vehicle sup Boys & Girls seller Century 21. Ability Resit Benefits. Call 741-6276. piled. Full time position Marv Conner, ext. 257, 542-4000: or with benefits Equal Op write HtlpWanttd SI Help Wanted port unity Employer Earn Your Own Money! The Register Contact One Register Plaza Learn sales and earn money selling newspaper MR. CONNER subscriptions after school and Saturdays (or The PART TIME Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 Register We will train you in newspaper selling TELE-MARKETING SUPERVISOR 542-4006 techniques, pick you up and lake you home Excel- Motor Route Drivers Between 6 and 9 AM An Equal Oppty. Employer lent chance to gain sales experience If you are self- {wilh car) PART TIME - 25 HOURS motivated, honest and dependable, we want you on Needed to deliver The Register our team. In the following areas: EXPERIENCE NECESSARY TIMTON FALLS If you are 11 yrs or older SALARY PLUS INCENTIVES INURSINQ/HIALTH call 542-8880 583-5210 LONG BRANCH MATAWAN/ABERDEEN POSITIONS AVAILABLE The Register CLIFFWOOD BEACH/LAWRENCE HARBOR CALL MR. DEZUTTER An Equal Opportunity Employer M'F We ofler Incentive bonus plus mileage & com- mission. DAYS • EVENINGS • NIGHTS • FULL TIME • PART TIME Contact Jennifer or Gall THE REGISTER 542-8880 The Register 542-4000 Ext. 229 RN's • GN's • LPN'S • QPN's • AIDES !A GREAT* An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Explore the opportunities Contact the participating recruiters in this AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F WAY DIRECTORY, and please mention The Register

P*'SOnne< Dftpi TO EARN HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT HOME ME#L'M AiDtS ALL HEALTHCARE CENTER Mrs CMSdg Dfp' 3 West - Suite 3 ployment to supplement your in- 244 Broad Si P0 Bo. M?5 aSALLE HALL Red Btnfc. Nj 0770' Red Bank NJ 07701 come, we offer good pay rates to Excellent opportunity for l»H 530. IMS (201) 530-H61 N J 0*738 individuals who can work Full or iThe Protawonai WORKERS Heanh Care Servtcei Part Time on a Flexible schedule someone to learn all phases as a of operation in newspaper • CHECKER • MARKER We are looking for respon- • MATERIAL HANDLER slble professional composing room. Send re- We will provide FREE transpor- dockmen/w for our trucking Paul V. Crtabalia. Jr., RN Personnel Depl sume to: M< ForimulierMrs Berrowt Professional Recruiter Meiapia* Mgmt Serve** Ol tation from various locations. NO operation In Port Elizabeth. Personnel Recruiter a ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL MCOSS NURS'NG SERVICES EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY. 225 WlMiamson Street 151 Bodman Piecs Steady work with growth RIVERVIEW Red Bank N j 07701 Will train. Ellubtm, NJ 07207 potential. The Register MEDICAL CENTER 17011 527.3339 [20HS30 W6C 35 Union Street APPLY IN PERSON Red Bsnh. NJ 0770* MONDAY THRU FRIDAY One Register Plaza (2011530-2»0'2222 Call MoR-Fri. 9 AM- 4 PM Work 4 ntghts snd Shrewsbury, NJ 07701 get paid for 5 on the 11 to 7 ih.ri Information on NURSES AIDES Day Care Center i» Full Ii Pert lime available lor employee* placing an ad HILLTOP PRIVATE children In this DIRECTORY Steinbach's Attn: Toni Natarcola NURSING HOME Free Parhmg •FASHION DISTRIBUTION CENTER^ 201-965-0568 pleas* call MiddMIOwn NJ 07748 industrial Way West 542-4000 rat 252 (1011 671-0177 Eatontown, New Jersey Equal Opportunity E^oicrei . OCTOBER 28,1985 104 Thr R»k 77 Pots and 71 Mcrchandlf* 71 Mtrchandls. 71 71 Mtrchandls* 71 iVUrchand.it Livestock 101 Apt. lor Rent 01 Apt, fer Went 1«1 Apt. lor Rent for Salt for Sal* for Salt for Sal* LIVING ROOM — . POODLE! - Mlnlatura. dark HIGHLANDS — 2 bedrooms, 1 RED BANK HEAVEN'S HELPERS BECKETT OIL BURNER FIRE WOOD RUG — American oriental rug hocolat* brown males AKC beth, balcony, eel In kitchen, din- 1100 a cord Esperanto and tabtaa I7S aach 1 batam UWa Paid $400 Christian woman would Ilka uaad 1 aaaaon MS Cocktail Sioo (Ounw angara) Ca/eaun) i ua»20xi. ftatge ' with with 3 ex- agistared 7 weofce, all shoti. ing room, living room, on tha rtquaaclaaning toba. Waaaonahla Can W2-U42 You truck -aekground with ehadee of WU* has legs $ may be CaH 747-959$. after 6 and on water. $450. Call 245-0482 ava* JUST RENTAL*. *U. 399-1146 Cal 741-M4I Harltaga aofa S300. t " , rajaa Qood raf'a Call KAREN BCD — Twin manraaa and bo« oendttten. CaN U0-1W9 ft roe* CftMMS) ft moth proof a matching sideboard lends MODERN APARTMENT — Near RED BANK - 2 b*a»ooma. **c- «S 1W7. JANET 717-4 JO« or FIREWOOO Asking $1,600. CaM batora 0 am to 10 $600 firm transportation 496-0416 Best ond fl. Near trans A town. Fr*« Tyta 73»-0e7» apring Contemporary haad- and LIVING ROOM SET - • ptaoa and aha* 9 pm. 449-tt«. SHIH-TZU — Adorable Female neat $600 « sarurtty CaN tool-board Llka naw. MS. Can aat sofa, tova aaal .rochar. arm •tippy. 2 mo. $275 Also, need lime lo call before noon. 542-5764 or 747-0213. CLEANING - E«pailancad pro- M3-9I21 chaw, ottoman, 2 and labta. ft SCRCEN/tTORM DOORS tome tor 2 yr. old. 671-1611, or Naw t, S30 sMh. Brown. KEANSBURO taaaional claanlno woman who BEDROOM SET - Colonial cock tail «b*» UK flood con- WINDOWS 957-3900. frava m—saga Apia Adulta preferred RED BANK - Lg. 1 br duplex workad lor a claantng aarvica la dition can at4-o«aa. 2*«4W A 3S'O0* CaH 9 Jalousie $100 Eai-m kitchen, dng rm., Ir. park- •tyta, bookcaaa Ooubkt bad 967-0711 ENNESSEE WALKER — Black Call 500-7511 or 787-9716 now aaahing lo axpand rtar own SlngM* draaaar with mirror 5 FIREWOOD C*« 042.0627 aftar 6pm ng. walk to Irene, $600 + utN. bualnaaa. Rallabta. ralarancaa ft LIVING ROOM SET — 7-pMea gelding 11 yaars old. Excellent KEANSBURQ Call after 0, 741-41 Dp. drawchaal Aaking 1125 Call aacttonai. Off-whHa. eontam- •EASONEO FIREWOOO - < OOD STOVC - All light. emperm*nt Musi sell After 8. rraa aatlmalaa Plaaaa call •7O-M13 aflat 7 30pm War »pm. 7«7->at. Studio A Elf's from $2OOs 4M-01U pory. 1 ya>v otd, SM0 ot OMI 1.000 BTU. auto bknvar. auto 707-1036. 1 A 2 bdrm from $300 a JO BANK — Luxury I-br 3 BEDS - AH bads bo. apringe FIREWOOD - 100H oak. aptii oftar. CaN 2#4-t 119 or 264-MM CAM — Cotdapot. 20 cu ft I ' control. Uaad lo haal 24x4B HOME RENTALS. Bkr 369-1234 townhouae. naw kHohen. AM ap- CLEANING BV KAREN - Horn laantanl t 5 rmi. $200. nago- THOROUGHBRED - Beautiful pliance*. 2* D*tfe* carpeting ft mattraaaaa. I King ana S10O 2 and daitvarad. FuH cofd guara/i- MAPLE TABLE - W». 2 mapta fngaratw/Fraasar. Froat - Jay Thoroughbred mare. 12 or Otflca. Raaaonabla. BaliaDla. M Ui ft ItOOCall 74I-12W abta 172-03)1. altar « tKEANSBURO - Modern, 1 » per mo. 9*0-7300. with Ralarancaa Fraa Eallmalaa tftad CaJl 747-014J chatra SJO aaeh. 1 bwlroom aat years old. $1000. Call 946-6515. 'bedroom suitable for 1 parson. SH. Can 642-6O67 attar ft pm UM$0N - Recently n . Can S72 1927 BEDROOM SET - Sokd oak I FISH TANK - ft Stand 125 gaj. 2 Qarag*/Yard WANTEDI - Loving family for $375 +. utllltaa. Call 496-9019. buraaua. 2 ~ghi taBHa. naad- COMPLETE. EJvaim ft suprama bedroom apt Adults preferred CLEANING — I will claan your ANTIOUE — -• . Call 495-2375 sweet t gentle, mature, spayed, $075 + security, Q— 747-2—t. board ft mirror 1290 Caa •wp*v King tidara 30 baauttful chair, juet reuphoiaierad $600. •ales black 6 white female cat Call houaa batlar than mlna. Ex- 4U-M» nahf700 firm »42-47M attar 4 IW1NG MACHINE »*"<*'• parlancad. ratarancaa Aak (or Madttarranaan cocktail tabla mom. EReaHani cond.. nn. $75 FIREWOOD - Courtesy of 530-0339, leave message If no KEANSBURQ wtth 2 matching and tabiaa, *76. urrtcana Gloria Flrsl coma. answer Sunoa 1U31M BCD SPfltAD SET - Mua twin all 747-59*6 1 bdrm. Carpeted HI Pd $325 RUMSON bad ana) anaamaia Ra- FISH TANK - 55 gallon w/stand. 2 Mediiar renean wood and cane Bring your * CLEANING - Enpe*«enced chairs. $50 aach. Bar with 2 HREOOEM - Compoaaw 7 up. 2 bdrm Kids/Peta O.K. $400*8 2 bdrm Klda/Pe*. O.K. $500 naaiar. miar. bubbta wand, ft stools. $50 Staava air con- Twp. CaH 767-101 80 Bicycles Qualltv work dona Reasonable pump. Full top eovar w/llghla. ood condition $226. Call JUST RENTALS. Bkr 369-1555 JUST RENTALS. Bkr 309-1556 fetes Call W1-1W1 ditioner (13.600 BTUI. $50 2 liv- 42-40O6 of 741-7100 W 9 pm URNITURE - (2) living room Mini Bikes $175 or baal oBar 946-6071 ing room lamps. 1*0 042-3269. a*is. (1) Dining room sat Baal KEANSBURQ - Two 2 bedroom RUMSON — Seeuttful furnished COMPANION - For SK»ari> per LVER — Franklin mint sets V. FUQt apartments $400 A $450. No 1 bdrm apt on estate mounds. FLAGSTONE - 2% inchaa thWk. Call 741-9374. pets Security Call 671-0641 12/1 to 8/1. $750. Days 636-6616 eon. Weekend! only Some nurs- r^vdom BMl oflar CaH MICROWAVE — Kenmora. $126. Iginal cost. EMC*U*nt invest-. ing experience Have etc oaeri Weight sat. nautilus. $150. Adam em and reasonable Call Don, EYPORT — Female wanted lo axt 202. evee 747-9423, •42-f«» afta* 6 pm or*42-ft»97 hare larga house Must ba work KEANSBURG — Studio apt for references 774-9213 computer $200. Sears 9 Cubic tier 5. at 542-6366. one person. Heat A hot water 8EA BRIGHT — Efficiency with freanr. counter lop, 6 months g. Non smoker preferred No EXPERIENCED - A fLUTES - 3 Gambnhart flutaa. hlldran. No pats $300 par Mans 12 apeed. 27 *. incl $325 par mo. r. mo. sec naw carpeting, wood burning mother will babysit in m lUcattanl condition. $300. Call 767-4576. after 6pm. stove, private entraooe. gar*g« Fa*rty naw 1 haa ooan rnnaa. i 671-7419. month Includes utilities Call blue,$i76. Call 974-1039. home Call 495-92— i4« cwaad notas ft a ptccato Call NGER SEWING MACHINE 660-0044 RED BANK - Lg lownhouse' $450. 642-5591. EXPERIENCED HOUSEHEEfH 291-2717 MIDDLETOWN — Contents of OOEL 9610 — For sale Call 84 Merchandise apt. in vary convenient location. housa. Girls badroom sat 7 264.6973. ED BANK — Fantastic Victorian Walk 10 train, stores, and SEA BRIGHT *- Has days ava.i . Hotiw Moo FOR SALE — Showcase and Wanted Condo Heat Paid $400 araa. $40 per job Re* ow pieces, wnila French Provincial. 'ing room, wtth hand-carved schools. 3 br, ltt baths, king- maich,og gondola PartPerfeci t for Living room, family room, I4b.es. OFA BED - Ou**n. Tan. uplda, dressers chairs, sawing A U8ED FURNITURE — An- size living fa ming room, attic, and JUST RENTAL0. Bkr 309-1556 trans Call anytime 495-233' f*watry and or gift shop, Ejicai- lamps, king sue matreta sat. own and rust plaid. Herculon •chine-desk, kitchen tabla and tiques, working refrigerators, basement Avail. Nov. 1. $600 EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER wri condition Reasonabibiel ! Call mlBC reasonable prices Call •cercise bike. Call $42-7617. SEA BRIGHT — Owy 2 bedroom hairs Always a fun place lo contents of homes, attics, beae- par mo. + utll Call 842-5263, wttn lovely river view Ooeen — References 2 or 3 d«i.. a SOXES • CORRUGATED ~4t-65i3 batwaan 6-9pm only. 042-3441. owse Lona Arranger Outlet, i*nts. ate Will haul 1 Item or all. aftar 6. or 642J094. ask for Sue. •venk $8 par hour tarn to3 OFA BED - Full site $150. beach $650. 747-6607. Moving ft Storaga. and tor REE - Sofa ft toveeaal Twin ove seat sofa bed $75. Dining 06 Shrewsbury Ave . fled Call 264-6450. Cal 741-8239 MINK JACKET — While, site 6 • ank ThurB . Frl. Sal . 9-3. Sun., LINCROFT-Q^iady Oaks adult SEA BRIGHT — 2 bedroom on nduatratr* A comptata hna O* manress end boi springs Also 8 Sporty or dreaa Zipper front room table $60 Whits metal condo 2 bJBrm 1st floor. $700. HOUSECLEANINO TEAM - Of 2 packaging suppltaa 4«2-4672 o< larga vanity with mirroi $20 Clll utch with glees doors ISO. All in ALL LIONEL TRAINS river, docking tacllftJea. Avallabla Coat $3000 Will dicker at $2000. Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal ERA LINCROFT REALTORS 11/15/65. $6oO/mo + 1 month woman Ex parlancad. Excellent 747-4096 264-0750 anytima. Call 070-6112. condition. Call 957-0262 UM8ON — 12 Washington Ava 747-3939 eves 747-4521 references Dependable Own BREAKFRONT Saabnght Bridge ) Sat. Oct. 19. Price no object. 940-2093 security, utilities not included. Iran. Call 264-7gi1 REE2ER - Naw Without MOTOR CYCLE — 1964 Harley OFA BED - ft lova saat Plaid Call 542-9000 Between 0:30 A Lighiad 2 pc Roaawood Exeat- scratch Askino $300 Nego- 0am • 4pm. Furniture, dish- ALL ELECTRIC TRAINS LONG BRANCH -Dunbar A Davidson. Black XLH aportstar, culon Mattress Ilka naw ware, boat A trailer, and much 4.30. . HOUSEKEEPER •m condition $390 Call abM Call aftar 6 pm. 264-9099. Both $130 Call 495-3570. Lionel, Flyer, Ivaa. Marktln, etc Second. Opposite Monmouth 76-9401. kaap Irytng 1000 cc'a many extra's Low mora. Medical 1 bedroom, living room, SEA BRIGHT — 2 bedroom, Experience housekeeper witr REE FIREWOOD — Couriesy ot miles $4000 Firm. Call Also, metal cars, trucks, planes, references will clean your way SOFA boats, tin toys, highest $ paid. eat-m kitchen, lota of storage w/rlver view, fireplace. A porch. BUNK BEDS — Baaulitul dark lurncana Gloria First coma. 583-0354 Mini condition. Immediate $465 Call 291-9019 'ma finish Custom bull! at Caatro Convarrlble Pets and Nobody beats my price. Ocean beach. $028. 747-5907. MOVING - Enure contenta 264 5075 includes heat A water. Near HOUSECLEANINO — Reason Junk houaa Furnttura 4 laioa Middletown Twp Cat) 767-1606 Livestock transportation Paul P. Bova. Inc. drawara. guard rait, laddar. mat- Piano, antlqua furniture, kitchen Call 707-3770 able ratal Own iranaporlation UR — Living room sat. Couch sat couch ft dolls. Call 264-7036. DURABLE - Kittens. 7 wks BEFORE YOU HAVE YOUR Realtor. 671-2544. References Cm 747-9432 raaaaa. Can ba uaad aaparalaly STAMPS ft COINS SALE — Call Second Hand Lil. TWINBROOK Saa to appraciata 747-4723 nd chair black, love saat red. Early U.S. Mint, plate blocks, sic Aales $ famalas. Litter trained. LONG BRANCH — Near hospi- 225. Industrial chain-link fanc- MOVING MUST SELL - Sawing a* lo good homa. Call 204-0777. After 5. 264-0615 IUNK BEDS — Conlamporary machine, Kenmore with all at- 50-90% on cat. 222-6766 41-9509 Highest prices paid tor all Hems, tal. 1 bdrm. l parson only pri- VILLAGE ng. $175 Firewood. $60 par tachments ft cabinet $75. Re- vate home $400 229-0045 wtilkt formica wtih walnut trim ruckload 264-1136 TEREO - Plonaar. Recover. antiques, etc. For bargains, stop GARDEN APTS. )aak ft itoraoa drawara. Call frigerator, Ketvlnator, 17 cubic Advanced And at 24 Broad St.. Kavpon REDECORATING - Reasonably $125 1935 badroom aat. 7 piece turn table, 2 speakers snd LONG BRANCH - Pleaaure Bay 1 a 2 badrooma from $4H. Mod- fl.f 5 pm 747-7607. URNITURE FOR SALE - 3 sonet $395 or baat offar. Call Baglnnars 1 -bedroom. $455. Heat included. priced, custom mad* shirred or Mapla bureaus, dealt with chair, $300 Lawn mower tffjH. am. apacioua apta. Haal. hat t piaatad balloon shadee Call Dee BUNK BEDS — Like new. Mint prupalied $125. Washer ft dryer. 41-6943. 0OG TRAINING Call 222-7714 cold »alaf- Cooking gaa in- record cabnals. stereo and Bayahore Dog Club, 741-6040 F41-MM ondltion 2 piece mstueseee mediterranean cabnet, crib with Whirlpool, pair $300. Stereo, in TEREO — Toshiba SMC- 5560. cludad. On-pramlaaa Mnnla TUTOR - Raadlng, Math, Eng< Beautiful pine wood Very alurdy heat, white Provincial Canopy Walnut cabinet $75. Other miac ecetver includee tape BSR turn- ABY BUNNIES - Dwarf. courta. pool, racraalton araa. llth. Phonics Certified Taachar Must see UBS 747-7657 any tedroom set. mirrors, etc. I am furnltura. Call 767-6439 aftar table Perfect condition First weeks old. All colors. $0 eac CASH — For books, books, Naar Ealonloam anopplng. E*c Grades K-0 495 1316. 6-10 P M alocating. desperate to sell. Call 5:30. 200 takes It. 946-4207 Call 264-1316. books, books, books, books, LUXURY GARDEN APTS. — 1 acrtoola. OcaaMan TwpT . 67-1529 or 957-0094. books, books, books, books, badroom Beautiful landscaping. .y is. Oak' ihuran l WAITRESS - Having a paity? BUNK BEDS - Solid oak. with MOVING SALE — Rocker. 3nS TEREO — Console, pecan fin- IRITTANY SPANIEL - books. Call 536-1225. Ml-0612 addar and guardrail $100. Call Pedigree Excellent blood line Pool, l mi. from GSP. Call S3l-« Why not ttart en|oymg tham. URNITURE — Crib, draaaar, wail mirror, sofa, chairs, tables. h. AM/FM, record changer 264-1848. 9-5. Mon-F Wsitreises. bariandara and 12-0792. atlar 5pm lattrasa, lova seat, woman's lawn furniture, mower, com- sklng $176. Pair of lamps $15. Good hunting dog 1 year old PIANOS WANTED UNION KACH — 1 badroom claan up crews Ltt ma do the .AMERA — Cannon A-1. Can- tales sue 9, lamp, wicker chair, mercial floor machine, freezer. Ota lamp $10. Call 741-6749 "all 747-6940. Any condition MONMOUTH COUNTY — Many apt 1460+ u«l.+ IVt mo. aacur- Call 493-4911 Ity Call 7W-871S or 2*4-1670 work whille you anjoj y youyoour on windar. lana. 60-200mm. an ba aaan Sunday morning, and muchi moremora^C* Celal 542-3428 TOVE - Saars 30" drop-In lOG — Free to good home 1-7 rooms some kids, pals OK guaatguaa a Call Barn* 8718741-8748 6mm. 2S-ft0mm. 2 lima* lata all 739-0643. electric range. Naada some re- amals, apad. pan lab A shep SOMETHING NEW - Something free utilities. From $250 up 609 663 5000 No broker fee 102 Housoafor attatt r 66p m RaaaonablRaaaonabla raiaa and DT And 4. 22 aunpak flash URNITURE — Art daco sofa pair. $60. Nutone 36* range Black. Excellent with children old. Try Treasure Cove ol Olde excellent references Raaarva 400. Call 707-1750. eads repair. 2 antique Victorian ood/lan $20 530-0449. Call 642-3441. We buy and tell. 10am-4pm. {Rent ssso). Rant hetp now (or your holiday ETINO - Wail to wall. hairs, larga antlqua lamp, MOVING MUST SELL - REE — to right home, farm or Wad -Sat.. 139 FlrBt Ave . Atlan- MONMOUTH BEACH - Large 1 TABLE SAW tic Highlands. 291-2076. bedroom. Wall to wan carpeting, Major mill liquidating antlra smah style sofa, early Amarl- Frldgldere completely froat fraa. Sears 10". many accessories creaga 7 year old male Golden CONDO MART 1 HOUSE MAKT Will do ironing lock Brand naw l00\ Nylon, ocker 642-4609 attar 6 p.m. $300. Color TV Odd Star. $150 Relraiver, AKC rag. Qood with washer, dryer, tennis courts. — Mat ranUla In Monmouth Call Bob swimming pool. 1 block 1O Pick up and dalivar ny 3 rooms, living, dining, arculon aota witr Emerson quiet kool 8,500 BTU. 291-1077 avanlngs hlldren 957-0750. evenings Baacn and aurroundlng com- 7 dayt a waak badroom to 375 sq. ft $1O0/!n- $150. 2 yaars old. AM/FM 6 track beach. $650 • utilities Avail munltlaa from 1650 up. Wa aar- atc hinge hair Excellent con GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUP — 11-1 272-9600 ext. 2603 Day 530-9*93 ludaa cutton pad. inatall. nor> $225 2 and tabiaa $50 caas stereo, $125 Call attar 4 ELEVISION - Color, Pan vica ranlala faaiar and banar-ard inancing avail Call Bart pm. 767-453B aaonlc 19*. remote control, Mala, 7 mo old Altered, healthy, Aftar 7 pn. 229-5916 Rich. Woman Staking Claamng Joba ach Stereo $65 Sofa bad $65 for ballar ranlala Call ua to rant ftOO-624-1326. rand new still in carton. $375 housa broken Sacrifice si $75 lo your propariy or lo rant a homa . - Aptt Or otlicas 9.4 cubic froat free retnger ator DRUM SET — White. 7 plecas. good homa. A K A Call OCEANPORT - Charming 3 275 Call 671-9156. .all 671-1215. badroom apartment in restored or apartmant. Wa know tha Will also babysit weekend. CARTOON CELS AVAILABLE! $425. Excellent condition. Call laVMM ABC • and x.Y.Z'a or ranting. Call Daa sfter 1 P M 842-0343 Own ft original ol your lavorlia 042-3441. TELEVISION 101 Apartments Colonial. $000 + utilities and Ufl COAT — ChlkJa alia 4-5 5 In. Admiral color GREAT DANE PUPS — Fawns haal. Available December 1. arioon crtaraclcr Ur»qua gitia 35 Qirla fur Jackal alia) 14 $35 NEW TOYS - Route 36 lo Of quality A alia. Kolyer line ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Im- VAN HORN AGENCY 747-4100 CONDO MART/HOUSE MART. 55 Situations 28480 j

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